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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Sale of Fine Farm. -Messrs. Peter Naf.
ringer and Lewis ioder, executors, sold on Mon
day last, on the premises, in Long Green Valley,
near unionville. the fne farm Of the late Solomon
Yoder, ST., containing Ill acres ofchoiee farming
land, improved 6y substantial buildings, 10 Lewis
Yoder, one Of the heirs. for SEQ per acre-total
t6.660. Samuel q. Wilson was the auetioneer and
the sale was very largely attended and the bid
ding spirited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
A Delightful Entertainment. %

A Delightful Entertainment. On Tuesday
last the good people Of Mount Washington were
treated 10 delightful literary and musical enter
tainment, which was highly enjoyed by n large
aud appreciativc audience PROT Schwing con
Quoted the musical part Of the programme, which
vas Of the highest order and rendered In the most
feature ofJhe evening. however, was 4 lecture by
Rev. DR.. Guard. his subject being "a trip 90 the
Yosemite Valley" Those who have had the
pleasure of hearing the DR.. will readily under
stand that this was indeed n rich literary treat.
and 10 say that Il was highly appreciated would
give but faint idea Of the pleasure really enjoyed
In listening to v. All who took part In the enter
tainment generously gave their services free and
the proeeeds-quite handsome sum-will be de-
voted 10 paying the debt on the NJ. Z. church,
lately rebuilt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
MARRIAGES.

P0wLER-HUGIIE Aug. 10Th. at the
parsonage Of drea, Falls circuit NJ. u. church.
by Rev. Y. Richardson, John !. Fowler I" Mi's
Sarah T.. Hughes. all of this county.
C0OPER-PARkS.-Au August ~, at GOvansiown
N. y. patronage, by the Rev. Joel Brown. Chas.
C. Cooper to Miss Sarah y. Parks. both Of this
county.
BACON HIckMAN.-On 18th Of August. by
Rev. s. :. ShFiver, John Bacon 90 Mrs. Mary
Hickman. all of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
DEATHS.
Deaths Free Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. % Line

JEAN.-Dcpartcd this life. suddenly September
!, David Jean. ECO. in the 18th year ofhi age.
Of Randallstown. Baltimore county.
RANkIN.--0n 18th Of August, Maggie, in the
25th year Of her age, beloved wife Of DIR. ". y.
Rankin. of Partition, Baltimore county.
GAMBRILL.--on Monday evening, August 30,
IIorato y. Gambrill, In the 10th year Of his age.
wEIS.-At Canton. on the 2sth ult., Joseph J.
Weis. aged months, son of August and Elira-
beth wcis.
DRICKNER.--In Baltic, on the Seth, Adclinc.
aged % year, and $ months. wife Of Amel
Brickncr. and daughter Of John and Pauline
keim. formerly Of this place.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

es- There are said to DO IS. oocp people in a des-
ttute and starving condition in the northern part
Of Kansas. tn cause Of this terrible condition Of
Affairs il the failure Of the crops on account Of
drought. The Governor has advised all the peo-
pie in the drought visited district which embraces
ten or moro counties, to leave Kansas IL possible
but many are too poor to do 90. Prominent gen
tlsmsn from that State are now In ~. Louis aud
other large cities soliciting aid.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

K. OFF. Encampmen:.-Ane ncampmcnt of
mounted Knights Of Pythias has been in progress
this week in Breaks grove. about o. miles below
Canton. About 10 Handsomely uniformed X nj ghts
compose the camp. and regular military rules are
"hservcd. The officers in command are Captain
Nicholas Tcggrs. First Lieut.. Charles CLANCY anil
Second Lieut.. Christian Daub. The camp has
attracted much attention during the week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

JEo-A reunion Of Ohio veterans was held q,
Canton. In that State, on Wednesday, and was At.
tended by between forty and afsy thousand old
soldiers. Gen. Garfield and q number of other
distinguished men were present.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
Special ofrer Baltimore County Fair

Special OFFER Baltimore County Fair
An enthusiastic LighvBrahma faneier authorizes
the following specials 10 be awarded a. prizes In
second best Light Brahma hen. 81; best Light
Brahma pulct. 81; second best Light Brahma
pullet, 81. This H. = most commendable spirit
which Is well worthy of imitation. Our county
faneiers will make grand show, We are assured,
In the poultry department. The Plymouth Rock
class aud the Brahma class will be equal 10 those
10 a regular poultry show. The services Of A. NJ.
iialsted. Esq. Of Rye, n. Y, expert judge, have
been secured.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
Baltimore County Agricultural Societys New

CouutAg
of
rdomscs
considerably
building most .dmraby planned for the Of is
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Kicked by q Muie.-Mr. George wisner.
who lives on the Stevenson farm, (owned by the
Ashland Iron Company In Green Spring Valley.
was kicked in the face by q mule on Thursday Of
last week. breaking his nose and seriously injur'
ing his ei eye, the sight Of which II was at irsi
feared destroyed. but under the skiilfal treat
ment Of DR.. II. l.. Naylor Il Is now hoped Il can
be saved.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
Tfansfers OF Property.-The folIowinr !,

Transfers OF Property.-The following 4,
list Of real estate transfers, &C.. hled for re-
cord In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for baltimore county from August 9th, to Sept.
3rd, inclusive:
J. q. BELL & VT to Mary y. Fell. Jr.
Mary T.. BcIl ct al. TO J. e.. Bell.
Eliza J. Iiarkgr To A. u. Clemens. Jr.
&. W. Rockefeller to .. ". Trinbic, assignt.
+. W. Trimbic To A. ID. Clemens, Jr., assignt.
Thos. Kenny 4 vi. to Lewis Bowen ct al.
q. 4. fendall ct al. trustees. to Andrew Banks.
Charles Brooks to Mary +. Brooks.
II. Woods, trustee, &C. TO 7. X. Adreon ct al.
J. Madden ct nj. to Il. Riggs ct al. trustees.
4. D. Clemens, Jr., to Frank W. Trimble.
John Fox 10 same. assignt.
Daniel Smith & VT to Richard Mullineaux.
Jacob d. Smith, trustee, 90 same.
ii. G. Ticck, trustee, to BALTIC. Stock Yard Co.
Joseph a. Bolgiano 4 VT. to Lewis ~ Ke1er.
LEASES.
II. y. Riehe VT. TO II. X. 4. q. Walter i VT.
MORTGAGES.
\. ID. Clemens. Sr.. to waveriy Mutual 4 Per-
mancnt Land Loan & Bldg. Asso.
Mary T.. Willis Ct nj. to A. G. CaEenovc.
Chas. +. Ecip 4 vi. to Loyola Perpetual Biig.
Asso.
Nimroi Logsdon To Mary T.. Logsdon.
John Almony to Jno. 7. u. Parlctt.
Mary Danes I" wavery Mutual 4 Permanent
Land Loan 4 Bldg. Asso.
Adam EigeTt { WI to Blasius Wolf
Charles Bocckcl 10 Herman II. Graue ct al.
Geo. II. Morrow & VT. To Vim. II. Gill. trustee.
Rachel j. Boslcy husb TO Sarah J. Icllou.
Sophia Canister & hush. to Frederick Pfortner
4 W.. assignment.
II. X. 4. q. Walter & vi. to a. 7. Riehe.
George W. Foreman 4 vi. TO woodbcrry Blds.
Asso. No. I.
Reuben Giadielter 4 vt. To same.
RELEASES.
Farmers Mechanic Bldg. Asso. to Joshua
johnson.
ico. II. Sergeant. trustee to Mary T.. Willis.
Washington Fire Ins. Co. TO A. u. Clemens, Jr.
waveriy Mutual 4 Permanent Land Loan &
Bldg. Asso. TO Mary Danes.
Willie u. Cochran 10 Joel Houston 4 VT
Elizabeth Stuck, cxecutrix, to Edward Lupus.
Same TO II. &. Tieck. trustee.
VIM. ID. Hoffman ct nj. TO Gc". NJ. fultz VT.
Imperial Land 4 Loan Co. to Sophia Canister.
Woodbcrry Bldg. Asso. No. 3to q. W. Foreman.
Hills ~ sALE.
Thos. C. Shiplcy To- Mary =. Ritters.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Mortgage Saie.-James W. Owings, auction
eer, sold at the Court House on Wednesday, for
WIN. :. keeeh. Esq. attorney named In q mort
gage from Samuel Burnetson and wife 20 Mrs
Ellen Matthews. farm Of IS2 acres, situated on
the North Point road, 18th district, improved by
n brick dwelling house and necessary outbuiid.
ings purchased by Jacob ~. Schunk for $3.50
II is said that the house on this property is the
enc in which the British ten. Ross died after
having been wounded by Wells and McCoinas NJ
the battle of North Point.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
Legal Notices.


FINHIs Us TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
L seriber has ob,ssncd from the Orphans Court
for baltimore county, letters Of administration on
LAURA r. WALTERS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the raid estate hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber,
on or before tie 7h day Of MaSch. 1881;
they may otherwise by law be excluded FROM all
benefit u said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested a. make immediate payment
Given under my hand this sth day Of August,
1850. JOHN $. TYSON,
Aug. It'll Administrator.
rINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for baltimore county, letters Of administration ON
the estate of
FREDERICK II. BLUME,
late of said county, deceased. All persons has ing
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber,
on or Jctors the IA day of March, 1851;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted To said cs-
tate are requested 10 make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this 10th day Of August.
1850. CAROLINE BLuME,
Aug. LIT. Administrators.
r1NIIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il scribcr has obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of administra-
ton on the estate Of
CASPER sTEINE,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons bas ing
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 20 tho
subscriber.
oH or J.fors the IA day Of March, ISL;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this I'd day ofAugust. 1850.
JOHN q. CARTER,
Aug. It'll Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Damage Suit.-wm. T.. Bohd has brought
suit against tho Northern Central railroad com.
pany for $4,000 damages for the killing 10 hi.
son. Grorgc Bond. in May last. The declaration
allcge. that signal Of warning was given Of the
approach of the train which Killed young Bond.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Sunday School Entertainment p.om
VI. J.. Sunday school. Of this place. will hold it,
day afternoon. commencing at q o'clock. Public
invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Habeas Corpus.-Joscph ilenlinc and Annie
Wagner. committed 10 the House Of Correction
from Baltimore city. have been released by Judge
iciloit under writs of habeas corpus.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
From Rockiand. 9th District.

From Rockiand, 9th District. -Bm.ias..
ss-.Camp-.Sociai.-The bleach
ing and dye works belonging TO Messrs. Wright 4
Co. are now running day and night. Several ad-
ditional hands have been engaged, and tie team
10 kept busy conveying the goods to and from the
city.
The family Of Mr.. jackson wyman have been
very unfortunate the present summer. Two
daughters and son were stricken with typhoid
fever and at the same time the mother was taken
sick With the malarial fever. I am happy TO
state. however. that owing TO the careful and as
siduous attentions Of Dr. H. NJ. Ewing. tho family
physician, all are In n fair way Of recovery.
On recent visit 10 n colored camp I heard q
very amusing historical fact. A colorcd minister
arose and among other remarks said "Brederen.
where would We all have been u Alexander the
Great had lost his courage In the midst Of the
briny ocean and never discovered America 2"
The social, which for some months past has been
held In the lecture room of Hunts NJ. 4. church.
u 20 give free treat ON the evening Of Friday.
September 3rd, 20 IL members. This social IL be.
coming very popular and this method Of giving
Stree treats" viii, u possible, make Il moro so.
o.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
IOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN.

That damages have been valued and estimate
made Of the probable cost and expenses Of the CON-
pletion Of EDMONDS0N AVENUE, rs already
laid out and contemplated from the western boun.
dairy line Of Baltimore city wcstwardly to an in
iersec,ion with the Old Frederick Road, in Balti-
more county. together with the amount which has
been paid by property owners under the assess
menis heretofore made and have assessed the gross
sum in such proportions we deemed fair and
equitable a. benefits on all the grounds and i'm.
provcmen,s in said county. which In our opinion
would be benefited by the condemnation. open
ing. grading and construction of said avenue. AMI
an explanatory plat and profile has been prepared
and certified statement Of the same. together
with the explanatory pla; and profile has been
deposited In the Office Of the County Commits sion
ers &c Baltimore county.
GEO. II. CAEMAN.l
EDWARD RIDER. Examiner.
SAMUEL BRADY,
Under an act of the General Assembly of Mary
land. passed January Session, 1850, chap. Ii;.G
A copy Of the statement of benefits assessed anil
Of the plat aud profile be seen at the office 81
SIMPLIFY 4 CARMAN. No. II Morse Building.
50 W. fayette street. baltimore. tAug..i.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Death OF a Wealthy Manufacturer.-Mr.
IIoratio y. Gambrili proprietor q: the Druid Cot.
ton Duck Mills at woodberry. and senior member
of the firm Of Gambrill, Sons Co.. died suddenly
ut hi. home in the city, on Monday night. in tho
10th year of his age. Mr.. Gambrili was at his
office On south Gay street in the morning and
went home u little before noon. Soon thereafter
he was seized with paralysis and died at y. NJ.
Mr.. Gambrill was born in Anne Arundel county
and began his career. Ms n boy. an operative In
the Savage Factory. in Howard county. Over 20
years ago ho started cotton duck mill on Joncs's
falls in connection with David Carroll. one Of the
present owners of Mt. Vernon Mills. lie after
wards projected the woodberry, Park and Clipper
nills. and for many years was associated with
Vim. l.. Hooper in their ownership and manage
ment. Subsequently, on the dissolution Of their
partnership, he built the Druid Mills. lie was
the pioneer Of the cotton duck business in Mary
land and the villages Of Woodbury., Ilampden.
&C.. had their origin and owe their chief support
10 this industry. Before cotton duck was made
for sails the material was fax, and the mannfac-
lures were chiefly English. Duck for sails was
then imported. Now the cotton duck manufac-
lures 81 the United States largely sent to Eng
land and other countries, fully onehaif OF all the
goods 81 this kind made in the United States be.
ing manufactured on Jones's falls.
Mr.. Gambri'l leaves four sons. Messrs. John ",
Charles A., William Il. and Frank Gambrili. all
connected with him In business, and one daughter
the viii. of Rev. DIR. John Brown. an Episcopal
minister, Of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly Of this
county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Election Supervisors.-Judg Bond has
appointed supervisors Of election for baltimore
county rs follows the FIRST named In each district
being a Republican:
let Disir,c,-E. 7. q. Waterman aud Leonard
Pohiman.
2ad Di.irics-Thomas ID. stocksdale and Chas
N. Bush.
3rd Di.irict-Lewis =. Bowen, ST., and Thomas
Lock.
4h Disir;ef--wm. d. Yinsling and Charles J.
Becklcy.
oh Disfriet-Thomas Cooper aud Geo. Fowblc.
6h Distries-Phiiip :. Gross and Jacob lioshall.
ia Disiriet-Alfred :. Cooper and Christopher
c. Siade.
sh Dissrief-Eii &. Kelley and Charles Brooks.
9h Disfrief-Samuel y. Armstrong aud Vim. l..
Grootne.
ioh Nicholas II. Parker and Jacob
NJ. Pearce.
iih Di.irici--Richard W. Pearce and DIR. J.
Wolf Burton.
i2h D;s,riet--Jo'cph II. LeBrun aud John s.
Hays.
isd Di.,r;e,-George T. coker aud Christian
Brandau.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

Colored School Teachers.-The annual
examination Of the colored public school teachers
of the county was conducted ON Friday aud Satur-
day Of last week in the Towsontown high school
building by Examiner Bruif. when the following
appointments were made Josephine Jones, Ca
t"nsviile; John u. Camper, Carrollton; Mary =.
Wilson. Union Mills Susie Dobson. Gwynn's
Falls Henry ". Hewlett, Randaiistown +: Jennie
Massey. Stevenson's Station james 10. Scott.
woodberry; :. X. Hughes. Arlington: Richard
Fry. woodensburg; Richard Riggs, Reisterstown:
W. 7. Merchant. owings's Mills Alfred Sparks,
Hereford; Philip Roberts, Philopoiis; Victoria
johnson. Coekeysville: IIette Commit. Towson-
town Daniel Riiout, Govanstown; Mamie Il.
Groones. Sweet Air; Vim. Lee. Little Gunpowier:
Emma Anderson, Greenwood; G. X. Uncles, Mid
die River Neck; L. II. Grasty. Chasc's Station
J. IL. Cooper. Patapseo Neck; William II. Butler,
Putty liill; Harry Arnold. 50. Denis Harry
Wilson. Mt. winans; Nehemiah Hughes, Butler.
Thirty-hve applicants were examined, ten Of
whom accepted the printed questions as pro-
pounded 20 the white teachers. Of whom James II.
Scott received an average Of % in all branches,
and was awarded n second grade FIRST class certiG-
cate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
New Presbyterian Church TO DO But

New Presbyterian Church to BIO Built.
-Gronnd was broken last week for now Prcsby-
tcran church at Catonsyille TO be occupied by the
congregation under the pastora'e Of Rev. J. =.
Jcnnison. The lot upon which the church l. to be
erected comprises an area Of 25Oxs0 feet. The
church proper will be frame building, with rus
tic Notwithstanding. gothic in its style Of archi-
lecture. and in dimensions 72x36 feet on the
ground plan. There will be n main auditorium
56x36 feet, with a Sunday school room 36xli at
the tower end, aud n pastors study ut the pulpit
end Of the church i2xiS. Tho school room will
be provided with slidiag glass doors. enabling the
room to be thrown open on occasion into the main
room. Over the school room there will be gal.
iery 36xsl, which may either DO used for seating
purposes or organ loft. The seating capacity.
including gallery, will be about four hundred and
fifty. The interior will present an open timbered
roof the height to the apex being &c feet. aud 90
sides 10 feet. Light will be admitted from twenty
one windows-sight upon each side. four In front.
and one large ornamental window at the pulpit
end. Stained glass viii be used throug bout. The
interior hnish will be hard wood-yellow pine
and cyprsss-oilcd and sheilaekrd. The furnish
ings will he Of walnut. The entire structure will
be surmonnted with tower SO feet In height.
The estimated cost IL $4,000 complete. including
the ground, tho church itself costing about 200
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

rI,HIs Us TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
L scriber has obtsncd from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration
th.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-06
I'LL TAKE IT STRAIGHT.

The notice from the Boston Water
Board advising economy in the use
Of Cnchi uaJe has excited the liveli-
est Interest among many of the citi-
zens OF Boston. .,-.t-...
Hans Trinkerdrop says: "Der
becplcs trink do much water. .Dsy
ought 10 poot der n ,tice oop nit ali
der beer shops. Sh,n, you make me
dat notice apout der water in pig He'd
ders over der Dar." .r. hasffI eai
Mons. D'Ertytace remarks: "Ze
American make his estomac Won ice
pitchare and wash all ze good from
himself away in ze Seth. l nevare
usc water at all"
OId B. Rlniynose leans up against
the bar aBd clearing his throat says !:
los 'stonishin' how was'ful some
people are. Alters keerful about
wafer at my house-No, Jim. Pil take
it straight THIS mornln'. My regards,
gen 'lemeu." NOV -,t. a.,
The btby halls the water notice
with delight. Says he has been pro-
| testing against the lavish use OF We
Ter ever since he was borr. Why he
should he splashed and rubbed aud
rubbed the wrong way every day uu-
| Ill he has hardly breath enough to
now Is beyond his comprehension.
Hop: The ncX p rson that says "Baby
/ 'nust have bis bath" will be stuck
| uli of sa ETY. pins. ~. a-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-06
HIGGINsVILLE.
Let s.Kens." sell you groceries.

Let ''Kens.' sell you groceries.
We're glad the election is over.
The weather has been perfectly lovely.
The Eagle Hotel has changed hands.
Mr.. J. w. Endly has nice steaks and
splendid roasts, fresh. every day.
We were disappointed at the non-ar-
rival of the BLUE Hens Chickens" on
the 2Sth ult.
Mr.. John P. Hausam. OF Lexington.
passed through town Saturday, on his
way to Sedalia.
Mr.. Lee Moran, of the Wellington
neighborhood, was here last week. Wis.,
lting the family OF Mr.. c. w. Ward,
Griswold, better known As the "Fat
Contributor.''-and, by the way, he is
not as fieshy as a person would natu.
rally suppose him to be. judging from
his nom do plume-said, in one OF his
lectures, delivered to a small audience
consisted of one man. The audience
arose enmasss, and said. "Sir, l am dis
appointed in the size OF the lecturer.
He replied. Il am disappointed in th'
SIG Of the audience" Then the fa
man went on with his lecture. l an
reminded OF this little incident by tn
tact that a political tramp-a republi
can an-greenbacker-cam here to delive
aspeech. He was accompanied by an
other would-bs politician, who is a
changeable as the wind. The two wen
to young's Hall. which had been bril-
lianty lighted, and found their aud
ence 10 consist of one msn-the Janitol
1t grew no larger. and Messrs. Ric
and Cr,udall gracefully retired.
Yours, truly, SAM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-06
ODESSA.
No hog cholera here:

NO hOS cholera mere.
The hunters have returned.
Delightful weather at present.
The bank roof is being painted.
Movements N stock and grain slow.
The Odessa school opened last Mon
day.
Odessa says she's the boss Of boss
towns.
The Herald will make its appearance
this week.
Deputy-sheriff Bowman was here last
Saturday.
DR.. Johnson's residence is nearing
completion.
Mr.. Sam Corbitt has opened out a
stock of furniture.
The Odessa children are already talk
ing about Santa Claus.
Mr.. c. Y. Ford is suffering with con-
gestIen of tho stomach.
Mr. Russell Jones is building house
in McBurney's addition.
Mrs. Capt. Ferrell LETT, Friday night
OF last week, for visit to st. LOUIS.
A good, substantial plank walk hal
been built from the depot to the Worlsy
House.
Mrs. Julia Taylor sold, recently. te
Mr.. j. E. Saunders, OF Bates City, hel
residence for $3.50.
Mr.. James Peddicord, our popular
dry goods marchant. paid ST Louis
flying visit last week.
Mr.. j. E. Saunders, OF Bates City, i
going in the milling business here. H
will grind corn only, however.
l would like very much to give yo'
the vote OF this precinct in this batch q
items, but cannot secure it at the pres
ent writing.
The rattling OF cans and ringing Q
bells, some nights ago, was charlvarl
not the Modoc tribe, rendered MIR. Hur
and Mrs. Herring, who had been unite
in wediock.
'.Down in u coal mine, underneath
the ground" is the song asked Odea
SLAMS to sing, last week, because Of tn
discovery OF a vein of coal. I hope tbs
proper development of the vein will Z
result that we may continue on with th
song, into digging dusky diamond
all the year around ESKAY.