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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-11
I. SCHWARTZ & CO.,
FASHIONABLE TAlLORS,
(SAREPTA CLOTHING HALLD
KING STREET.

The eniovment of superior facilities enaDIc Us
TO sell twenty per cent cheaper than others,
Our goods are of the best and OF NE" iorN
superior manufacture. oro
our IS Suits are really CASHMERE, ana are
worth Sl2. c,s
Our SIS Suits are excellent, and worth 92o
Our $50 Suits are of imported materlsl' ana
warranted rs such.
Our $50 SUITS are equal, as to material ana
workmanship, to any made by merchant ta'iors
ut $50.
Our variety of styles and patterns At all tnl
nricns mentioned and between are unsurpassed
hrreabouts.
Our good Cassimeres and all other superior
goods arc thoroughly sponged and are warrant
ed as represented A fine and extensive nssorl-
ment of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-11

N7IKGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
Y CHANICAL COLLEGE,.
TO CONTRACTORS.-Th Building Com
mittee of this College will receive sealed proEo,,,
sails until JULY lst for the msrutacture OF oN 3
TO TWO MILLIONS OF GOOD HARD
BRICk5-the number to be at the option OF tho
committee: the bricks to be burned by Novcm.
her ist Payments will be made rs the work
progresses, and the contractor will be required
to give bond and security for the faithful per-
fnrmsnce OF his contract The committee re-
serves the right to reject all the bids:
Proposals should be addressed to V. +. Shop
herd, Secretary Eoaid Visitors.
II. BLACK, Rector.
Blscksburg, Va, je lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-11

WANTED-TWELVE BOYS, from 10 tc
w IA years of age, to be trained to read mu
sic and sing in Christ Church choir. Induce
ment offered. Enquire Of Prof. K. =. II 81
MAN, at his residence, No. 70 south Royal ST.
from II to a.d from TO every day.
ie loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-11

FOR SALE-The BRICK HOUSE and
E:i LOT known as the Methodist Protestant
Parsonage, situated Immediately south of the
alley on the south side of the Methodist Protest
ant Church building, on north Washington st.
For particulars enquire of JOHN T. EN- ER-
SON, corner of D. AXE and Payne streets, Alex
andria je lO-eotf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
LEGISLATIVE.

MONDAY March g. SENATE-The Com
tnitfee on Finance reForsed bin for
levying state tax Of $357,5 The b:li
was read 6rst and second time, the rilpa
suspended, and the bill passed.. Ayes 80.
Resolutions 10 extendthe ga>liehting pa
paratus e. the bracket burners in tile
Senate and Assembly Chambers, and fbr
supplying members and Ulcers with he
Senate and Assembly j utnsls md we
laws passed at this session, were adopted
BILLS CONQUERED IN
To prnyide ior the trial 81 criminal
cases in justices courts
To con~true section 81 # chapter o. of
the revised statutes, "ntihed Of the sale of
lands for the raymeut Of debts 10y exfcu
tors, administrators and guardians.
u, detach township 81, ranges 10, II
If1.12, Island IA. and attach he same to
Burnett county. <.s.
To repeal chapter 1916 Of the general
laws o. 1871, entitled IN act to crea< e the
office Of Stale Commissioner IT lnmlgra-
,inp, and to prcviGc fnr the sane and lie.
| fine tie duties Thereof,
| To amend sectlan 20 ind repeal sections
8. S, 6,7,9,l0 IL, 1918, 16 and &c. chap
Ter 155 Of the general laws OF 1871, emit
tleG .an act TO create the oifce ot State
| Commissioned Of immigration, end 70
p1ov]oe for the same. a
10 provide for the publication nf n,
tises in judicial proceedings in certain
cases. To amend tie act relating TO til e
manaQement Of the State Prison.
Joint resolution requesting Senator'S
aud members in Congress to secure an APP
preparation tn complete tile canal around
theower rapids oti the Mississippi river
Relative To court house and post office
in the city of Oshkosh te ,
| EVENING SESSION The resolution re-
lat,ng.to the election of United States
ISenalnrs by fiaieet vote ot fle people was
adopted. The bill 10 repeal tbs law ex-
emD,ing lands Of the West Wisconsin,
Railroad from taxation waa indefinitel,
postponed. 80
/ #8a#a i
Senator Schmidt having made the charge
that The North Westrr,ls Mutual Life IN
surance Company had offered to hribe
Senators: f pa E.&
Senator O'Rcurk offered the following
resolution: af f$ 41a .s3 E
Resolvsd, That committee or three be
appointed by the President Of this Sem
ate to investigate the charge Of bri berry
made by the Senator from the 18th dis
tIict, which he claims to be made oy the
lobbyists for the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company. to the members
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

IN d NQLTAKER y CO., Ms nafacturers o
E69Gt .ard't Paten 8 eamlessskelns Steam
ngiues and boilers. and all kinds OF Machinery
alan sleigh shoes .Cauldron Kettles, Sash Weights
sc Repairing done to order We have bought
rom I'M general agent, 8. 8. Drum, the .xtras be
ongine to the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
sd will do repairs apon the same. and also nnnr
ny machines now in nae
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

4 lVsRY SRA hLh.-Ben Jewet isprephret 70
EA furnisl the best Horses and Caring for
business or pleasure, on the shorteei n0tice
Bfarse alltimes teadyto attsnC funerals III
Stabeon MaTkei So 3aearthe PoslOnice
Renushs Wisconsin,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

-, DOAN, dealt rim Dry Goods staple aus Fan
Sc cy Goods, al kinds OF Cloths Ready Made
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods Hate and 3aps,
Be-. sc. Let IT be remembered thai we keep
othing but frs'pclass goods and further I will
OF he nndersoId In thia or any other westerncty
KfmLall'a Block. Main at.s G& Kenosha, Wiz
ty1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

removed nle Barber ouvpLo IA Main 81
do0l north OF Thos Englsh't shop. which
suilding h en- az oroagh lyrenov&tedaRd dtteo up
An the bes ossiblt manner. ano ~bere be vii be
happy 10 NEE hif old customers ALI norequiit
hia services IN he arftonsorial. q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

,tsEsEG l. BE0E,s II, Mannfaetnreg. emo
Is Ora'ers IN all kin tof Furniture Spring
Beds Mattresses. UprrA*tereo Goods. CHAMBER
AMI Parlor Setg Re- made Collins alwa3t on
Ksnosns'Jnne %. 1s. 1yb
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

G&AHNEN BROTHERS, No.79 Main ST. Kenoehs
a. Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly on
Aand a well selected stock OF clothe Gents Fu'
nishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing Hats and
Gaps OF the lateststyles. Work done and goods
I'D "a cheap al at any restabl.shmenfiithe
~ ]+tf F9a #~&s }vlv
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

T. DA40lCEP AU1 ,Shaylng, lair enn1ng no
n ;lamp"oil2 saloon, che doore nolth OF 4.
Simmons store. OldfazOrs snarpened apo epaif'
n ,nnka Ladies' and Children bair-cuttug
beCiaIt} C0meandtry me- V%o-A3'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

posing t. tax said conoanv ana ,1-at
they DO authorizes to send ior persons
and narers. winch was adon,e6 NV ) ~,
anlmous vote.
1'ne'tbair appointed $ nato,s O'Rnu, K.
f. e. DAVIS -ni Potter a. Tile g. m,niitee.
AssEHB1y.-The resolntion relative to
Hstnd,ng he Gardner gas~lighriug ap
paral0s 10 The hra kets % The Spn4te ana
asst lnhlg chambers, wiz indefinitely pasf
poDed
+ amend chapter I39. 'aws of 1879
| autbdr;z 20 the Secretary uf state 10 ,jro
cure stereotype pla,cs for ii portion u The
Legislative Manua.
| To approprja,e "a the sun4rin,eodent
Of Pebble Property AZ 500 for The aur-
chase IF stationery.
70 declare he Legislative Manual rub
| lie properly AMI to provide Tor The dis
/ trihution of thu same.
FIR ;hp relief OFFS n. Car14n>pr Arr
| n relation 70 tha tnrna of convorance.a
/ ~ hand. ..,....
hn,. ly.,s. .,.-...J.
=, ~; i t''
.a;., -
.-,o.;. coz ma .,,,;., - ooo
/ OabO
:, ! : = :. D0"' : vs. ss4''a w. w.
.n.D'o -. ,+, 80 49,
:, I. - = a t-e3s -, - - - Il , T
| -.
Ff sg,I
,ra,.'~....5.- ~. a.. rs...-.s ne.
As''' .'e"i. 60 o'.'.'
49, = ''AN - 80
! " "
reh,. ,..,ran,t4a a., r.,,..,rte3
a bill laappropsiatt $4,000 foy tpe cur
rent. expenses OF Tie Soldiers Orphans
Hon.e, which " 5 cnucurrcd III.
Tile Assembly concnrr4d IN 8 nate
amendments te several bi.ls. Aid ais, it's
amendments e. the ioint resolution re.
latloe 10 he dis,ribnfoos 81 The laws and
iourna IT me prasent T,qfi<latnre.
@ta SENATE BILLS CONQUERED IN. saa'
ID fsia'i"n " eA'fao ilaS y wisconsin
soldiers, amending chapter 90, laws 1T
~ a.
E"f the appointment q commissioners
~ ''le MATER ~ ''l's c'a'''S ~ H. ~ oa'-
"''s : " = avs = : "'"'' Sa''9' wy
0O''e' S"'o' - ~ ''' g. 90
rAn A...u,,-f,,,,, ,...;.
.u.. .a..a T..' ..'.. >
HOSPITAL APPROPRIATIONS. II. j
Ioe o'' 70 appropriate $'Sa'ooo tos'he
4. IN.
oSi'hosP Hospital came up and was
~, - - - ! "p9'"ta' A'o @1o'o"o - :"
- : $1,000" ,'"@ p'''seA 10 OH
rr.a1 pr.p 80 r. ~ = !. 80 N'ap's'r
-, ~ ''o'no - ."
onrr.a -.
4y 4uaa
o,o - RI - - 't' laws "
u, - .DN>'"1 ~ 80 '''" 50''oh' u INC
date al laws core ernino The sa,ns
~. e. .4..ss1l
-, e,,.... : rs, .N''' $500 go '''Dl' .
- o''''lD'' y 1@"'' certain improve
- ,, - Law :" ,''s senate 'nAmoef'
was ''n''''eo ~ ana 'oe one "a relation
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
"a ARNEoS SHOP .

mhsRNE oS eH0P.
e M.i.,st keaosha,
suDscril,gr VOC Ia espcctfaiiyI aforp pub
lie thathe gIsps constantly hand afui lassoit-
snsnt 81 goods TN his iiae. Harnesses, saddles,
&C. mad 60 order siao, all Gl1oe o repairing
doneDa sh0rfn0tice ara atrcason&blerat
THos. -ENGLl6b
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

~ S.neavlng at the Harlis House in always
VI q preparedrto supply guests with O frtt-ciass
meal. Farmers ccming to Ken0sha will ind every
accommodation and alFo GOOD STABLING Tor
their horses. Also dealer in Foreign and DO
mestic Wines and Liquors. Give him q call.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

~ EAT MARK LIT. Main Street, Kenosha. w.
W. Thechoicest efall kind of eats. Sail Pork
U0rned Beef, smoked Hans Sausage &C.. do.
INSTANTLY on hand. Pricesalwaye reasonable.
% 9 t @s WIN. ENGLE d co. {.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

EOHNSON'e BOOKsTORE
~ No 50 Main street. full ndeomple&
AssUrtmentoi school BoUks, also Standa dand mis-.
eeIlaneous Books. Writing and Wallpaper Sheet
Muslc ana varia articles Of tibet trade.
8. G.. JOHNSON.
*94 stI Il s5 1y1b.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

on YRoN A. BAKER, Attorney and Counselor
I'VE Law, Real EatateAgent and Jnetict oftn.
peace Conyeyancing and Collection OIL Claim
promptly attended TO on liberal terms Of1et
IN balls al9ck, cor. Of Main and Park SITS.
Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
j f. JlLsuN AGENT. t>42
y R II, s SIM A KING

Miss II. Ks Hates. CIV, Nj Epas;sl1
Haruees Shop Ma;n Street il III air
4'nles3 PR pared inr werF In
The Dress Making line The striettet att en-.
ion will he given Ia al ciA.rs. ard in ST We
and finish every article win b. first c1ass
Ladies are in Yiitd t. CALI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

N ARBLE WORKB.4 A. s.a.5 N.Y.. <.f.,
" HUGGTNS 81 WASHBURN
N@@ Ken0aha and Racine. VIE g8
MOnnmentaland Grsyegt0ne work executed in
ne highest style ofthe art.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

swsEETB FOB tn f MIl.LIonii A1lehe i-st,
Dental operations vii Observation-Disclosures,
70 call on me- nnlcaethey wiEs q pay q prem NV
'sAAcqgoRCN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

e 9Aus!4 3iach.uIiih and Carriage Nakel
hge Jo5 weak ,eore to order Nsse Rnggietana
Wagons Away Sfeaf sfoF sais soS3
Eenosha "So01s1i
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

HEwAs OPPOSED 70 MosoPouE-
4 yoang nzn- With hzy8e1 n MS hair.
entered bzrber sbop and desired %
have his hair cut The barter invited
him 70 take : seat in The chair. and he
took II Then he inquired:
Have yoa g0s = contract with the
Grzngaz
What d you mean said the bzrber-
why. have you g0s > eaezet with
tie grangsz 70 % their Eo-k Al 3 dis
cunt szid the yoang nan With hay
sead IN his auburn locks
mo. sir. ]" said the barrier; Il ogu.
tracts q discounts II this business
wei" said tbe coGntTymzn. zs /.
rose fron the chair and crzEled up u
der his straw hat there i sbop II
this toxn - cats gzngers CHEAPER
regular rates. and thzt's TIE shop In
lookin' fl" and he Eenf oat 70 lo9k e
II We g1ngers are bound 70 erush ca
nonoF,olistz whether they run rziIroz.
or pair # shears
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
For TIE seek eading wedsesday. September

Tot Lze E-oE G1lzLz y ez1zez1zfs SCI ael1Der -.
Al zzTkes for the c1TTeuE Eeek-CzttIe 1858: Sheep
AID Lsmhs sIs5; Swine 1880: namler q Western
Cattle zzI Eastern czsze 1872 Working Oxen North
srn Cattle and NTl-h Cows 40
Prices q Beef Cattle. Ter eEt. I've. weight-Exsrz
quality g . 500. first o1zlfE $ IS p: see0nd
quality s. = 6 e. LIZ third quality g 20 q Co.
y00T5ss grades eOzrse Oxen, Balls. ete 8 IS 5 o.
Brighton Hf9es g per h. Brighten TzliOw Lee
yer b. Coz3tEy Hides Ie Sc per -. Country Tai
low l2 = pr u. Czf SKINS II &c per n Sheep
and Lz-15 SkiEs 75c each
Rg the week the supply q Cattle from The West
Ezrer than that q last zeek Cattle coat fly a.
high al the West and the quality MT good On an
zTeTSee- a. that q week ago Prices remain ~
chz1gsds and fhe demand sg- good Cattle has been fair
Sane q the hez. los were taken ~ a commission
Working O1sB-Ss8es ~ $40 SIS. si45, $3.50. sI30
and $50
Sore czts1e-Tezriings gil u: tsO-yezr dds sIs
Il three-yszr osds sz5 a yer bead
Mich CoEs-Te qu91e extra Il So e. ordinary
So % per hezd
Sheep and LzElbs-The supply from TIE West was
Eght. al Owned By b1tchers zad cost &c peF H.
FrDEn the S9rEh there god supply prices ~
per ID higher.
sEfne-ssoze Pigs, wholesale . Sc: retail : IL
e rssT II Kas Eegs 8z I-zcp4 ID.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
BOOKS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.

The f5llo#ing If Committed carefully
u memory BY the children. and repeat
81 occasionally, vii enable then during
al their lives To keep IN mind the order
Of the books u the Old Testament
Very few are able 70 keep the order
without SINE help q this kind
The graf Jehovah speaks 70 n
In Genesis aBd Exo3Es:
Levitic1s and Numbers see
FOll0Eed By Deuteronomy
Joshua and judges sway the land.
Ruth CLEANS : sbeaf With treab-
ling hand:
SAMUEL. and nEueTOus Kings appear,
Whose Chronieles Be wondering hear
Ezra and Nehemiah noE
Esther the bezGtesas INQUIRER show
Job speaks IN signs. David IN Psalms
The Proverbs teach 10 se2tter alma
Eeeles1zsts then canes On,
And the sweet S9Bg Of Solomon
Isaiah Jeremiah then
With Lamentations taxes his pen
Ezekiel. Daniel. H0sez's lyrs
SEeII joel. Auos. Obzdiahz
Next Jonah. Micah, Nahum. coue.
/ And lcfty Habzkkuk finds rOou-
While Zephzniah. HzggzI calls
/ Rzut Zeehzrizh builds his EzIIs-
| And Malachi. With garments rent.
CoDeIu6es the ancient Testament
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
worms or sparrows ?" What did the
stupid brute do but innocently answer,
II dent know: | never had sparrows. :"

The clustering of Gen. Teembs in ne
lation to the recent Louisiana troubles.
and his mad advice to the people Of
Georgia to defy the Federal army. re-
eeive little favor from the citizens of that
State. The Atlanta Constitution re-
marks that it is unfortunate for the well
fare Of their citizens that he should
make himself so conspicuous. as the PEG
pie Of other sections will not understand
that he has net the following of cor
poral's guard. 1t adds; Ave sincerely
trust that he viii cease 10 aid the enc.
mics of his people IN heaping fresh in-
suits and degradation upon US"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

L preparation 50 widely and fayorably
known as Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair
Remover. needs few words Of praise from
u This compound has Won Its way %
the highest favor in the public mind !;
and multitudes, who have vainly used
other remedies for the restoration Of their
hair. have, On trying the Sicilian Re-
newer. been made glad BY the speedy
restoration Of their gray hair TO its nat
uraI eolgr. and the thin locks tbickened
up. Is in the days Of early youth. It
also prevents the hair falling ont. makes
it soft and glossy. and Is altogether the
best preparation for It's intended purpOs-
s before the Pittsburgh CgtrOaa-
ieLs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

OBJECTION 70 EwSS-cOme amusing
incidents oaeu among travellers By rail,
and the following We can FOuch for i:
One day last Eak venerable gentle
nan q this city vas riding over an East
ern railroad 70 Boston, when Iady en-
tered Al one q the stations With : child
under one arm and dag under tie 9th
Ct am- The car being veil filed. she
made f0r the sat where the gentleman
vas sitting alone. and vas proceeding
20 st0w herself. child. and dog into the
vacant seat. Ehea TIE gentleman. who
has = great aversion to dogs. handy
remarked 70 tie lady -Madane. ]
have ID objection 70 one baby IN this
sat. but / hare the nost decided Oh
/ jeetiOn u twinz" It's perhaps need
les 70 zzy that the lady petuIantly NOV
I 81 q 20 find seat for herself and dog
-C0so1rd, =. Il. U0sutor-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

We have been told recently of a eler-
gyman who was killed by lightning as
he stood on a river hank rebuking some
wicked boys who were breaking the Sab
bath by swimming and now there comes
from Paris a story that in recent fear
full thunderstorm the electric fluid de-
seended into the Office Of great inan-
eial establishment in that city, but the
cashier was not touched. as he had just
left for Belgium with all the available
funds of the company.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
Local News.
ALBANY

Wallace Dow Of East Albany. has
bought Of George Tenney building lot
~ Main street in the west village, on
zbi.a he proposes to build new house
uezc year
V-s. Assua,h Abbott met with very
severe misfortune last Wednesday. She
+. ssvsuty-fve years q age. aud resides
With her son. SIR. Allen Abbott Of this
..vu- She had bsen away for few
t.vs. At : friends in Irasburg. and as
.ls vas about starting for home the
l.-ss became frightened and ran away.
Wrs- Abbott VS. thrown from the wagon
All bath arms were brOken below the
elbow.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
AETHgE y. WILLIAMS ESTATE
cTATEoF sERsE0s


IL Frtt1se Cxs1s2 h9ssen a4 lsA1sJGYzb - ana IN
sass ossrret - ne zafh dag ~ septsfir d 1914
ia - Aha 16aiDsssfsssf u 1af e4ts1k n Arthur
" xisss isss x cfaassry. Fl szfd district dseszs
81 makes atssezt9s SD esFs V exseEs1 ~
esas4S AID ~ Feekx hs Standardization SeegaHt gbs
a1sss fet0fs DAY.
XzxezESa, i i areged ~ sd esgxt sfszk raj AZ
iss "a ssg u 0et>eS ID 1914 ami i = ftrther
srFsa tast ne<te@ ~ zsea - ~ feFseps esneerAae
~ ths ssb'1EsD n this eFeT IL Elis OgssHs Es1sks
Neassaf printed u Bafton b. Eis sx~zs tkTes soekx
sseoeeksseiy, bseoFe I'D heaflng
b he CguFt-As1ez1.
zsH ia sTEwAET. goass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
the better in our village schools.
BARTON LANDING.

Luke Carpenter moved into the new
house. just finished. On Saturday last
1t was J. A. Seavey. instead Of flea
~, who had his finger broken. As stat
ed last week.
The Pass R. R. Co. have been finish
ing OF the upper part of the depot. for
the use of the station agent.
John Bishop. engineer at Gallup
mill. was arrested st this place last Sat
urday, for drunkenness. and fined $500
and costs. amounting in I'll to S9.45.
H. W. Buchanan goes to Boston this
week. for new goods He buys for cash
and sells for ready pay. and you may
expect him to load his shelves with nice,
stylish goods at low prices Give hin
cali
The Parker estate has said the depot
store to the Flint boys now in business
at West Charleston. for 5000. They
are to 1T Up the MONS occupied by Mis-
Stearns, and propose to have the best
Drug store in the county. They prOposS
to supply want long felt. by keeping
a larger stock Of drugs and medicin,
than has been kept here before. and vii
also keep an assortment Of miscellaneou.
books They are stirring young men
and viii doubtless receive god patron
age
BROHSINGTON.
J. P Lyon has moved On to the Orut
farm.
The farmers ind the potato crop t
be very light
Widow Miller has rented MONS in III
hotel, and viii move in Immediately.
I 5, R. Jenkins has exchanged his plao
at the Center. With Nathaniel Collier Il
his f2rm--HOsea Wheeler has trade,
his farm for the SpaEord farm. belong
ing to S. r Jenkins
FEST CHARLESTON.
]. c Page Is running his Starch Il,
tory. He pays thirty-fonr cents for p
tatoes.
The farmers are digging their potaso<
notwithstanding the eold rainy veathe
/ The butter trade is brisk Consider
able Is being sold at prices varying frol
/ 50 to s. cents
J. Decker delivered = god lecture {
''Edacation at the Congregation
church last Wednesday evening.
DERBY
Robbins & Adams are disposing
their goods at auction. in order to pr
pare for ! change in business
H. Z Davis Is grading Up and p7
pairing to build new house, having so
his old one 10 Thomas Wand.
Considerable interest Is being felt
. the Lyeeuns which are being carried
- successfully BY the students Of 1
Academy. They consist Of defamation
Rotations. discussions and rzs9Inr
the paper. and. On the whole. are ve
profitable 70 th0ss who take part IN thel
Is veil Is entertaining TO others Who
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The RIcH--In answer to the query.
Who are the rich 2" writer says,
The nan with gOOd. firm health IS rich !:
50 Is the man with clear conscience;
50 is the parent Of vigorous, happy chill
dren; 50 IS the editor Of a paper with
big subscription list; 50 Is the clergy
man whose eoat the little children Of
the parish pluck as he passes them at
their play; 50 Is the wife who has the
whole heart Of q good husband ; 50 IS
the maiden Mhose horizon Is not bound
Cd By the coming man. but who has a
purpose in life whether she ever meets
him OF not
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DIED.
NS>An notsces q deaths Inserted fsoes eeAaaars
nosaccs and poetry svs essts PER isss

NS>Aa notsces u deaths Inserted fSoes obituary
nossees AMI gScetry sre essts per itss
In poray ocsoacr s. Mrs. Jsoos Rates sea "a years
and 10 nssatAS
In SAessesd August 81 William frssier sScd ~
wars. lie was = seldieT 81 the wat y Isis. New
Hampshire papers passse cory.
In Glover, September Is Mr.. E.swSra ssAnlisA age
Is YEARS and 10 mouths
In Clover September 81. InAs. wife Of noa. Levi,
Barter, sssea s. yoars>
We bent to-day Ger = cofancsi fssn,.
And cur teals isll sony down.
We ieeked cur lsSt on The sced fsces
WITH us look q peaSc. its lstieat gracc,
And hair Ike SILVER crown
We touched cur ewn 20 the cisy-c0ad hands.
FIRM lies hong lsbor At rcSts
And among the blossoms white and sweet
We aetesi = bunch q golden whesl
ClaSpcd close 70 Tie silent eTcAS1
Toe blossoms whispered % faacleSs hloou.
OF q land where all no tears
The ripe wheat tod 90 toll and eSre.
The pStieat waiting the trusting PRAYER.
The garncred soSa of the years.
As each eoos up froSa the neAis Of earth.
Bearing the treasercs II lie
Ged looks Tor some ssthered grain q eoo,l
frona the ripe harvest that shiaiag stood
But waiting the re&per's kuste.
Thea labor well that In death you 80
Net asiy with blossoms sweet
Net bent with doubt and hnricuoi with fears.
And dead. dry husks Of the wasted years.
But laden with golden whest