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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-27

Mr.. EDITOR: I would respectfully call your
attention to II grievance previously noticed in
your paper-thc boys of Bel Air hcing allowed, in
broad daylight, to bathe by the roadside in
Bynum's run on the Churchvllc read, near Rel
Air. suggest that if our officers have any law at
their command for the suppression of such indie
ccncy, they should either be required to enforce
it, or we should, in the future, he careful towhom
we commit public trusts. \ VOTER.
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A few weeks ago tramp was arrested in
York, Pa, for an assault upon a little girl less
than ten years of age He was tried and
found guilty. He refused to testify in his
own behalf, but pleaded that he had been
drunk and did not feel accountable for what
took place. Judge Wickes very correctly
took different view of the matter and sen
fenced him to the Pcnitcntiary for five years,
and to pay fine Of 81 and the costs of the
cnon
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-27

lNsTALLATIoN.-On Tuesday night, June oath,
being the festival Of st. John the Evangelist,
the regular semi-annual installation of officers
OF Mt, Ararat Lodge, A. i. 81 A. NJ, of Bel Air,
took place, as follows: Worshipful Master, DR..
f. Hall Richardson; Senior Warden, James
Wann; Junior Warden, Jos. NJ. Street, Treas
urcr, Isaac Amos; Secretary, Geo. Y. Mayna-
der; Tyler, William Wann.
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large Rewards

are daily being Offered for murdcrcls robbers and
other criminals, by the very people who stand
quietly by and see their beloved children dying
slowly but surely dying-from the fearful ravagcs
If that pest of chillhoOd-Worms; and yet not
IN effort is made. not even reward offered in their
behalf. Is not this, to say the least inconsistent?
Is II not criminal negligence? Up then, parents,
md he doing. Use Bakers Ncrmirugc LOZcngcs
n Powders, and you have nothing 10 fear for
your little ones. For sale at the Bel Air Drug
store, Il. Wyatt Baker, Proprietor.
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Conferred upon tens Of thousands of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation which
pound of the best vegetable alternatives, with the
lOdidcs of Potassium and Iron, and Is the most eff
fcctlIal of all remedies for scrofuous, mcrcurial,
or blood disorders. Uniformly successful and Ger
tain in its remedial effects, it produces rapid and
complete cures of Scrofula, Sores lloils. IIumors,
Pimplcs, Eruptons, Skin Diseases and all disorders
arising from impurity of the blood. by its invig-
Grating effects IL always relieves and often
Liver complaints, Female weaknesses and 1rrcgu-
laritics, and is Il potent remover of vitality For
purifying the blood it has no equal. II tones up
the SYSTEM restores and preserves the health, and
imparts vigor and energy. For forty years ii has
able medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere,
For SALER ALI. DEALERS.
For Sale by Il. Wyatt Baker, Druggist, Bel Air.
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AT last Baltimore city is to have a new post
Office Secretary Sherman has selected for the
site of it the square bounded by Monument
square, Fayettc, Lexington, North and Calvert
streets. This includes Guys and Rennerts
Hotels The U. s. Court House occupies one
corner of the square
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RESIGNATION OF A PAsToR.-On Saturday last
Rev. s. II. s. Gallaudct resigned the charge of
Emmanuel and Christ Church Protestant Eps-
copal congregations. His resignation was re-
ccivcd and accepted by the vestrics with regret.
Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet has accepted a call to the
Protestant Episcopal Church at Abbevillc, South
Carolina He expects to remove thither about
the LIST of August or the LIST of September next.
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WALKING MATcH.-A walking MATCH the first
one that has taken place here, came off in
Bel Air, last week. The match was between
Charles Perry, mailing from New York, and Henry
Lewis, from Baltimore. They started on their
tramp, in the Town Hall, on Friday night, and
continuing for twenty-siX hours, ended on Satur
day night. The distance said to have been made
was III miles, Perry having beaten his COMPETE
tor about quarter of Il mile. 1t is greatly TO
the credit of the citizens of Bel Air that very few
of them witnessed the match
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ChCM JaclisOn's b


Orders ut the scale factory indicate that good
grain crop is expected in the West this year, for
nearly fifty hopper scales, and four rail-
road track scales, thirty tons capacity each, were
ordered last week, all for use in new grain clcya-
tors being built in different parts of the West
ST. Joh0&6"1g, ". CGicdoHida, June -.
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DOCKS or DEER CREEK.

The Pavilion at this picturesque and romantic
and Excursion Parties
No. ICE CREAM furnished to Pic Mic Parties
Festivals. &c at the lowest prices. Plates Spoons
and Assistants, when desired.
Meals and Horse Fccdat times. Charges low
JOSEPH H. WEIIEEiILL,
my23 Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BALTIMORE Il DELTA RAILWAY. !
Bel Air, Md, May 18th, 1879. I
A LII PERSONS are requested NOT TO PULL
IA. UP, TEAR DOWN OR OBLlTERATE any
Stake, Peg, Blaze or Monument marking or indi-
eating the line of the Baltimore and Delta Rail
way, as located.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
my30 Attorney for I}. & d. II. W Co
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'IhlS ~ TO GIVE NOT1CE-TlIAT THE
4 subscribers have obtained from the Rcgistcrof
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters of adminis-
trntiOn on the personal estate of
JOHN S. NORRIS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified 10
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof,
IN o. hcto'o Tie 1871 dag Of JUAc, 1880,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given undcrour hands and seals, this 18th day Of
June, 1879.
j. W. NORRIS,
Il. X. NORRIS,
Jca0-6t Administrators.
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FARM PuRcHAsEp.-Mr. John Kelly, formerly
n tenant on the farm of Hon. Stevenson Archer,
near Bel Air, has bought from Mr. John Hawkins,
his farm of 33 acres, near Forest Hill, and has
removed thithcr with his family. Price paid
81 600
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DRY WEATIIER.-Thc protractcd dry weather
though favorable to harvesting, was severe upon
grass potatoes, oats and garden vegetables. The
streams are so low that many of the mills have
been compelled to stop grinding almost entirely
The Susquehanna river has not been so low in
June for years. 1t is said, however, to abound
in fish. Large numbers of fine rock, shad and
cat fish are being taken in fish pots near Bald
Friar
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NOR SALE.

y F1ltST-CLASS, FARM, within X miles of
sufficient Wood and Timber of the best quality;
balance arabic land. Good Dwelling with two
Tenant Houses and outbuildings This property
is one of the most desirable farms in the county
from its location, quality of land, &c. There was
for number of years Il Tanncry in successful
operation on the premises and the buildings &c..
for same still remain.
Also about 81 acres of WOODLAND, situated
within one mile OF the above described farm
Terms easy. Address or apply to
GEO. Y. MAlNADIER Trustee,
janet Bel Air Hartford Co. Md.
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Religious Notice.

DIR. Crane will preach ut the Mountain, (till
further notice. eU1y Sunday morning Mt 10H
o'clock, and at Avondae euoy Sunday night, at s
o'clock.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-h02J0r8C 0,,piy, To va:
~ hereby certify that ID. p. Hollingsworth of
Hartford county, made oath before me the sub
scrbcr one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
the said county, this 10th day of June in the year
1879, that as cstrays trcspassinp upon his cnclos
urcs, described as follows: TWO IIEIFERS
ycarlings, ono light red and one light brown.
Given under my hand,
JAS. A. FULTON, j, r.
The owner of the above described property il
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away
jc27-3t ID. Z. HOLLINGSWORTH
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ing it, the cX- Queen addressed hersucccssoru fol
lows
Tho sun has risen on high
With bright and cheerful ray,
TO greet with loving eye
Our Mary, Queen of May.
Tho little birds of air
Join in our simple lay,
To greet thee lady fair,
Our gentle Queen of May.
The sweetest flowers of SPRING
Bloom round thy path to-day,
"A woodland wreath we bring,
To hail thee Queen of May.
Bright sun, gay birds, fair flowers,
Speak not alone to-day;
From these full hearts of ours,
We crown thee Queen of May!
Removing the crown from her head, as she
concluded, the cX-Quccn placed it upon the head
of the Queen who responded as follows:
Bright sun, gay birds, fair flowers,
Their tribute bring to-day;
! wear to-day the wreath you gave,
That crowns me Queen of May.
The sun will set, the wreath will fade,
Gay birds, fair flowers depart,
But the tOce that crowns me Queen of May,
Will live for aye in my heart
The children then engaged in various sports,
including marching and dancing around the May
pole, in which number of gay-colorcd stream
ers were wound around the pole and unwound,
to the music of piano, at which Miss Olivia
Mankin, teacher Of the school, presided.
After being served with ice cream and cake the
children went homc but after nightfall the larger
ones, with otheryoung folks of the town, return
ed and wound up the occasion with dance
The whole affair was superntendcd by Prof
j. r. Codet, of Baltimore, who deserves credit
for the tasteful and appropriate manner in which
ii was arranged and carried out.
The Maids of Honor to the ex-Quccn were -
Mary Cover, lIortensia IIardcsty, Mamie IIol-
land, Corinc Bouldin, Eta Richardson, Mamie
Dean and Mile Young. Pagcs-Preston Gil
bert and Calvin Amos The Maids of Honor to
the Queen We're: NJ Nora Bouldin, Mamie Nor
ris, Amanda Scott, Maria Trimblc, Blanche Lee,
Agnes Cover, Lizzie STREET. and Mary Bissell.
Guards of lIonor-lIarry Gallaudet, Calvin Gal
laudct, Robert Holland, VIM, John and Hall
Richardson, Richard Dallam, Frederick Dallam
and Cover Street, Cushion Bearcrs-TIallcy
Gilbert and Dora Herman. Crown Bearer
Helen q. Bouldin.
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DIED.

EIY.-At Darlington, Md, June 9th, 1879,
SARAH ELY, rclict of Isaac }. Ely, aged Sc
years.
GALLOWAY On June 49, 1879, ANNA
MARION, aged months and 10 days, the infant
daughter of G. Douglas and Anna l.. Galloway
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-27

i subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county Nd, letters of admins
tration on the personal estate of
SUSAN SUTTON,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to-
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof,
On or JetOIe lie 21a ddy Of J,He 1880,
orthey may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefits of said estate. All persons indebted t0
said estate are requested To make immediate pay
mcnt. Given under my hand and seal, this list
day of June, 1870
OTIIO S. LEE,
Jc"I-6t Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-27

THE CLOSING EXERcIsEs of Mrs. X. +. Boul-
din's school, in Bel Air, took place ON Tuesday
They included the coronation of the Queen of
May, May pole dance, &c, the participants
being the schoarsand other children ofthcncigh-
borhood. The coronation first took place. The
cN-Qucen, Miss Virginia Lee, daughter of DR.. II.
ID. Lee, with hcrattendants, numbering upwards
of fifty children, escorted the Queen of May, Miss
Mary Richardson, daughter of DR.. f. H. Rich
ardson, with hcrrcinuc, to the throne. Ascend
ing it, the X-Quccn addressed rsucccssorus fol
lows
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NOR RENT.

TIE WELI-KNOWN CIiURCIIVILI.E no
TEL fIoPEltlN, with Fify-siN Acres or DnC
Hundred and Twcnty-onc Acres, in hilh state Of
cultivation. Also Cattle Scales on the premises.
Low rent toa good tenant. Immediate possession.
Apply ON the premises, or To
j. w. WAKEIAND,
api No. 10 North Stricken ST., baltimore.
q
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DARN WAGONS.

MEHA WESTERN MANUFACTURE
GHAt&x1 CHEAPER, BETTER AND
sxn1daA441AH&1Zo MORE CONVENIENT than
any made in this region.
Al sized, with extra wood or iron aXlcs, for sale
at Stafford. T. NJ ALLEN
ap.ii-m
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NOTICE..

ENEtGTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS who
~ have not settled their accounts according To
law, Will mt us early day as possible, with the
vouchers, report to the Register for the settlement
of said accounts All dclinqucntS will be called
ON to appear before the court. by order of the
Orphans Court. WIN. :. RICHARDSON
aulG REGISTER of Wills of Hartford { IN
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HARVEST WHISKY.

win be sold by the gallon, at Baltimore whole
sale prices.
jeA LOUIS CAHEN.
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THE PERFECT MILK pAEG-MLHk
Il STOOL AND STRAINER IN ONE; cannot
be upset, and all impurities prevented. Butter
Tubs, with Ice Coolers, Churils of the latest pat
cnts, Butter Workers, RefrigeTtors, &c. LORD
ROBINSON, Agents for the Manufacturers, IS
and 80 Lombard street, Baltimore. jeG-3m
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LNOBs SALE OR RENT.

Place Of 30 ACRES on Hartford road convcnicn
To the city, suitable for market gardening, IL Acres
cleared land, House and Stabng.
JOHN &. CARPENTER
nnl EnIaLil p..l. l,i.. n.Iti,...:
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L'OR RENT.

TIE WELL-kN OWN STORE-IIOUSE and
DWELLING mt the corner Of Main street and
Port Deposit Avenue, in Bel Air recently OCCUPIED
by Mr.. james Heron. Possession given immc-
diatcIy. Apply to
CHARLES w. HALTER,
No. Esi N. Gay Street, baltimore.
Or TO A. Preston Gilbert, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. my2i
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wEsThAkEOIhsTO

Il IS the quickest and most economical way to
nI0H, H0aS B0HW Iidke, or for Laundry purposes
There being no smoke can be used in any ROOM
Fuel does not cost one-fourth as much as coal,
stove warranted. No family should he without
them. Call and examine, or send for description
LORD ROBINSON, ~ and so Lombard street.
Baltimore, Agents for Southern States jcC-3m
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DIANO TUNING.

L., The undersigned, agent for the sale
Glsr-s-J 7 Engof George A. Prince IL Co.'S Organs. is
W.T. u n Npreparcd TO visit any part of the
acounty, for the purpose of TUNING
AND REPAIRING PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PROF. TIL EODORE ASCIIERFELD.
llaNre dc Grace, Md. my9
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I HAVE a full supply of Plaster and Bone Dust
Il and all materials used in making Phospates at
the lowest prices for cash on time as may be
agreed. +. NJ ALLEN
Stafford.
Grain ana Hay bought rs usual. mh29
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A DJUSTABLE MOSQUITO AND FLY
~ SCREENS, will fit any window and cost but
little. HAMMOCKS, FLY FANS, FLY TRAPS,
Eit, LORD & ROBINSON,
le6-3m SIS and so Lombard streeI Raltimore.
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NOTICE.
70 FARMERS!

ALL PERSONS are hereby warned NOT TO
TRUST my wife, ELLEN WARD, on my account
as will pay no bills of her contracting
Jc2O-3t HUGH WARD.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-19
JURY LIST.

The following is the jury list drawn
for the forthcoming term of the Circuit
Court
From Cow Creek-W T Woods, David
Albro, g Ciawson. L Thomas, farmers E
Randsbro. carpenter; G Cheny. J A Jacques
l. D Barber. farmers. From Canyonville-
Nat Mitchell, D Raymon, Stephen C,rnuit.
John Weaver. John jackson. VIM Briggs.
John Fullerton, Nichols. Michael
Dean, C Ledgerwood, VIM Linvillson,
David Fate, w K Wynatt. Abner Riddle
NJ A Woodford. John Stewart. farmers; 5.
Marks, merchant; James Gibbs. black
smiths. Myrtle Crrek-G w Robinson,
Jaehua Faucet. n BanFs, P Smith. j
D Burnett. Nj C Ruckies. 5 NJ Wait, John
Bailey Henry Wiley. Thos Bus sell, s C
sumner, Jas Weaver Jas Bailey. farmers
H w Charchili, blacksmith; D s Il Buick
hotel keeper Der Creek-D Bnsliey.
N Barker. G B Marsers. N lmb,er, G
Flint, p Peters. John Clements. J A Heig-
path. JEFF Green, Charles Smith. 81 Landers.
Plinn Cooper. Dan stephens. Il w Jones,
I K Bogass Thos Beal, J K Che1eWith q
Singleton. john Lenherr, Lenafd Howe,
farmers; John Rast, brewer; A Il Jones,
Carpenter; Q Shane, Durseryman. Mt
scott John w Pine w G Upton, l. D
Love. d T Hlncle. D Y Anderson. A Ra-
per, c II 0delt, Daniel Weiksr, G Barker,
VIM Trask E Wimberay, X J y atspn. T
Shrum. J II Chapman, L J Thornti n. far
mers. Looking tiass Jefferson Williams,
Erwin Blake. Robert McCarty. w Wars
ner. w H Rider, w j Alexander, J w
Thornton, Edward Morgan. Srn., r Kim
caid. H ua-tin, P w Williams. Riley
Widnarn. John spaugh. John Allen. Samuel
Chenowith, John Goodman, Roland Henry,
Jesse Gage farmers; o II Flock. merchant
Ten Mile John Byron C C Simons, T NJ
0ilivant. Wen Silvers. A B McCuiocb, Z
B Ireland, w r Wells. Levi smith w ]
Swift. w H Mccullough, A A Perik. w
Simens, farmers.
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COTTAGE GROVE.

Farmers are haying in this vicinity.
We had several light showers of rain
last week.
Wool passed through this market at
% cents per pound.
The Cohansey Fruit Jars, the best in ths
market, cheap at 5. HamiItons
E. w. Whipple & Bros. are doing a
splendid business in the line of nerchan,
disc.
The drug store, Mrs. yeach, proprietor
will be opened very soon with very fine
assortment OF drugs, also cigars. ana eta.
tionery. We hope with Mr.. v success in
his undertaking, and hope he will do q
splendid business.
Mr.. R. L. Sher,ly. hotel keeper, has bad
his hotel repaired and fitted up in latest
and best style. He IS now prepared TO
give his patrons all the convenience they
may ask TOR.
The INDEPENDENT. by those who have
seen tue paper, claim that it Is the best
newspaper in the county, as it contaias the
most satisfactory news.
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PATTERsoN's MILL.


James Upton Is very basy repairing hi,
bull wheel.
Our postmaster has laid aside his heath.
er breeches.
Father Lively is very badly crippled
from = severe mash he received on his
great toe.
John Livingston has taken trip to Coos
Bay. We wish him pleasant trip and q
safe return.
The Blue Ribbon boys advise every.
body TO join the club, for whisky Is scalct
about ]. Iipton's saw mill.
The boys are all happy now. There has
been Blue Ribbon Club organized here
since the 4th Sam Cameron. Chas Briggs
and .Ioe Reed ars the leading members ol
the cluj.
Father Britt is making preparations to
turn the Umpqua river over the skid road
in order 10 iosen the dirt 50 lie can take the
skids mp to prevent James Upton from
hauling logs over his road.
Mr.. NJ. Upton and lady went riding /.
short time ago. and as was supposed ty
some of the Young men. he was lrying TO
get ahea of them. He threw his wife out
of the hack and came very near breaking
her neck. But Sam Cameron thinks it
would be useless for him to kill the old
lady, for he is ahead of him yet.
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UMPQUA FERRY.

W. B. Sprague has one of the
neaiest and handiest barn- in thl,
section. All who wish a good
model should not fall to call and
see his.
F. Fortin raised his large barn
last Monday. Ii was built by Mr..
K. L. Crawfill and undoubtedly
proves that that gentleman un-
derstands his business.
The Hubbard creek saw mill ia
turning our large lots of fine and
excellent lumber. but the demand
Is so great aud is increasing 81
last that they Garnet supply the
demand.
The Umpqua Ferry Ministries
give regular performances and
we think that rs talented troupe
cannot he found in the State.
The citizens of this place talk OF
bestowing u large gift on them.
We have a man. on Hubbard
creek ~ho would like to write
items for some OF the county pa..
pers, but the reason be does not
he is afraid that they might meet
with fate likewise unto the ones
he sent recently, which the editor
consigned to the waste basker.
Harvesting in this vicinity has
already begun amongst the far
mers who use reapers and bind
ers. The headers will not start
until three weeks yet. Mos. all
the crops Will be a great deal bei-
ter this year than last If this cool
weather does not rust the grain.
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CAILApOOIA NOTES.
Harvesting has commenced

| Harvesting has commenced.
Whooplng cough is raging il
this vicinity.
Mrs. j. FL. Mires has returned
from a visit 10 S,aton.
Il. s epheus is improving hls
already handsome tar,i ii. the
way ol plank fences.
Rev. Clyce 's holding prntrac.
ted meeting at the Lower Gala
pooia school house.
Mrs. g. G.. Durling IS quite
sick, but under the care Of an EFF,
NJ. y. she ls recovering.
Some OF our farm ers are coms
planning that the rust has struck
their late Gown wheat.
Ii. j. Cole, who has been so
journ,ng at Yoncalia during the
past four months, has returned
looking hale and hearty.
james Easley, yonng and
highly esteemed man, of this
place, will soon take his departs
ure for the Palouse country.
g. w. and J. A. Stephens have
u ten acre piece of wheat, that Is
thought by experienced farmers
will yield when cut and threshed
fifty bushels per acre.
The Calapooia Sunday school,
under the efficient management
OF Mr.. A. Brunner. is flourish. J.
ing condition, and has au average
attendance OF about forty.
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RED HILL ITEMS.
|, hall il in full blast.

4 Base ball is in full blast.
/ Isadnre Rice and family have gone t
Pass creek to gather blackberrirs.
/ Mr.. James Cole will soon unite in th,
/ holy ban is Of matrimonY with Miss Jennie
Pile sacks.
Frank Reed is visiting ledies down In tht
bend; not the Grecian Bend, but the Nc.
Co.em bend.
The pupils of the musical hall At Seal
Fat ara progressing rapidly with Prof
Marsh tescher.
Mr.. Orlando Rice is sailing his large
crpp of hay, for the urpose Of feeding his
large baud Of cattle.
Mr. Patterson Parker, late Of San Fran.
cisco. has settled en Owl creek in Scab
Flat. where no intends to raise stock.
Mi. Smokey Hill has sold out his sheep
ranch in the Yellow creek mountains and
row is hurryina cattle into spoke nag.
Nr. John Dehoy. OF Spoke Ray. has the
fnss: crop of oats known in the loc4litY.
He has cut the third crop and there is u
possibility for the fourth.
The bunting party. with MIR. Isadore
Dehoy as chief. returned. the chief slew
one large spotted fawn, weighing two and
. hall pounds Put il thar. pard.
Mr.. P. rhiler has finished the dam which
will run his potato market He would call
the attention of the public that he is now
prepared to furnish the entire universe
with canned potatoes.