The bee., 1877-08-16
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&Wuk WHNhtAes atna fNnuts uc young man whom we made mention Of in laal weeks issuc. as being before Jus iIcs Belts, charged with malicious mis- chief, was tried Tuesday afternoon, found guilty and fined @ and costs, amounting to ee3 70.
 We called few days ago at the office of Dr. Vile, which we must say is very nice, cosy place, and Is fitted up in very attractive manner. Upon the walls are many portraits, and among the number is large crayon picture of Rev. Benj. F. Vile, of New York. which we were informed came from the pencil of II. l. seeley, 320 Main St., Bridge port It is a splendid picture, and re- fleets great credit upon the artist
 The New York Times, of Saturday, and Herald, contained the following tel. egram "The Times Bucharest correspon- dent states that Lieut.. Greene, of the United States army who went to Biela, as an atlache to the Russian army, re- turned there, struck down by fever.
 Lieut. F. A. Greene is brother of Major c, T. Greene, of this town.
 We would call particular attention to Major Greene's advertisement. The two insuranc" companies he represents make specially of insuring cattle against lightning. whether struck in the field or barn. In view of so many cattle being killed by lightning in this vicinity thls summer, it will be well for the farmers to apply to Major Greene fora policy.
 If introducing Moody and Sankey's Hymns and Tunes into Trinity Church Sunday school was to Improve the sing ing it has not been success. There are 532 hymns in the Hymnsls and there are many adapted to children, which they can easily learn, and it seems pity they should go elsewhere for hymns.
 A son of MT. Anderson, Supt., of the Houston St. Ferry. N. Y, and at present boarding at MT. John Tomlinson's met with an accident the morning after his arrival, by which his arm was injured. He attempted to get upon holse's back and losing his hold, fell off, and disloca- ted his elbow joint, bruising the soft part considerably. Dr. Vile was called and set the arm; the little fellow is about nine years of age, and is getting along with his injuries very nicely.
 A resident of this town, living about a mile from the Street, after reading Col Warnings article on village improve ments, in Scribner's Magazine for May, followed his suggestion. He had his gate and hitching posts painted white washed his fence cut down the weeds and picked up the stones and rubbish along side of the road And now his place looks so different that most every one who passes remarks, what a pretty place he has made of it. II did not think he could mako such nice place of it." etc. The cost was triflng, and but lit tle trouble. Will not the owners of pro- perty on our beautiful Street follow Col. Warmers suggestions, and have the weeds cut down along side of the road, fences painted, etc At very little trou- ble and expense, our whole Street could be made to look as handsome as it is in front of Mir. Mark Hawley's.
 James A. Wilson. Esq, has changed his place of residence. He moved the first of this week, into the house of Mrs L. M Graves, opposite William. J. San ford's.
 The very latest from Head Quarters. St. Louis Patent Process Flour, $ll5O
 Paper Fails 45 cts, former price $1.0O
 SANFORD 6 HAwLEY.
 If you want and excellent article of chewing and smoking tobacco, call at my barber shop 1 have the old dark navy plug, the best in the market. Don't for ge! to try the cheapest and best, brands of cigars. The Havana-flled" "Capadura. Can't be beat. Give me call before purchasing elsewhe
 CHA's. RININsLAND.