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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-01
Lilly White, for the Complexion

Rendering It smooth and snowy white. Price, 80
cents per box.
ITALIAN INDICATED SoAP.-Cnres Salt RheuE,
Erysipelae. Ring Worms. Flesh Worms. Chafed
and Chapped face and hands. and a good shaving
compound Price, So Cts per cake.
PouDRE SUBTLE, DEPTLAToRY PowDER-Re-
moves hair from low foreheads upper lips arms
aud handle, &C, simultaneously, on single Hpplica
ton. and positively without injury to he KIN
Price. 81 per bottle.
IIoUIp TEaE4ABLe Eo6sE.-tmparts a delicate
roseate tinge TO the complexion so closely imta
ting nature To defy detection. and immovabie by
rubbing with cloth o. handkerchief. 5Osts bottle
NINE NJ. p. L. GoURAuD,
Sole Proprietor, As Bond St, New York
Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-01

Down from the Arctic zone
Cometh a hollow moan,
Wandering lonely;
Yea from that icy tomb
Soundeth the Sherman boom,
Thence and thence only.
III State Register
And our contemporary might have add
ed
Deader than tie bones OF Sir John Raleigh
Is the boom OF the would-5e governor
Lord John Hawley.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

witness, but The iad's testimony cid
not vary. William Parrady, policeman,
tsstiied that hsi arrested the prisoner
st the suggestion Of Pennell. Upon his
arrival at the hall, he searched hir,
but found no watch on him.
The prisoner addressed the jury in q
styls that from Nits bo!dnsss, showed
that he had experience with criminal
prosecutions before.
Mr.. Cooper followed on behalf Of the
State. Tho jury retired aud shortly
returned with verdict Of guilty. lie
was sentenced to pay the costs OF pros
ecution, 6l2 restitution money, he
imprisoned six months, and wear
convict's jacket six months thersaf.
ter.
The following prisoners were ordered
TO be discharged: Frank Davis, John
Temple, James Taylsr, Julia Johnson,
Potter Terry, Samuel Hill, Oscar Gibbs,
Frank Smith, Daniel Huliy, Dennis
Maguire, Emmor Thomas, Benjamin
Harris, Jacoo johnson, Hetty Ellis and
William Jackson.
William ziegler, who ia imprisoned
for nou- payment Of ins and costs for
Illegal voting, was ordered 10 be dis
charged on June LIST.
At 5 80 court adjourned until to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
a. .. e.. T.
I'm ReuuiDn or sheLDds ss Gaz1 Ey.
entnR.

The members OF tie Ancient 0rdsr
of 6ood Fellows held reunion in tde
'ourth story OF the Lisbermaa Buildiug
las. evening. Between City and one
hundred persons were present.
The Committee of arrangements were
s. Powell, J. II. Stanton, John Cronsy
and Edward Hirst, members of Ameri-
can Star Lodge, no /; Nathan Lieber-
man, George Il. Bennss and Charles II.
combs, members OF Washington Lodge,
No. 3; 5. l.. Fell and William Hshh,
members Of Harmony Lodge, No. 5;
Charles Hogan and Amos Yeatman,
members Of Liberty Lodge, No. G.
A choir and the audience Joined in
singing the opening lodge ode, to the
tans of "Auld Lang syne." E,win
Hirst, K. Ii. g. NJ. Offered prayer which.
was followed by quartstts, consisting
Of Messrs. Bsrtelstts and Helm and
Messrs. .Currinder and Tiighman sung a
gipSy chorus in very accertable msn-
her.
Charles Il. Combs, tho Ch sirmsn, de-
livered a very brief welcoming address,
and vas followed by a duett, entitled
"In the Starlight" which was sung by
Miss Hirst and Master Walters.
Jerman J. MeMullen, P. e.. NJ, in his.
address said there we're many persons
who in looking over the daily papers.
would ses the letters "a. 0. G. F."
over an ar!icls and would inquire what
it meant. He therefore said he would
tell his hearers that it meant tie At
cient Order Of Good Fellows. He then
analyzsd the name of the Order. 1t
was termed the Ancient Order because
it patterned after the good qualities Of
men who lived in ancient times. They
were termed Good Fellows because they
not only we're good bat because they
endeavored to be good.
A.quartette, A consisting Of Messrs.
Bsrtolette and Walters and Misses Hirst
and Tllghman, sung "Ths Curfsw."
Edwin Hirst, R. II. G. M, spoke for
some moments upon the motto of the.
Order "Wbatsoevsr ye would that
men should do 10 you, do you even 10
to Ihem.'
Charles ltalie sang "The German
Fifth," and msiley OF songs in 7ari
GUS languages.
Thomas Moreland delivered an ad-
dress in which he dwelt principally up
on faith, hope and charity. At The oon.
clusiou OF the lodges closing ode ihs
committee and those who took part in
the exercises went to Thompson s saloon
and partook of cream and cake.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
That CurfORifY.

All who have not yet seen the cur
ious reflection in Parker's tonsorial pal
ass, No. 1913 East Second street, should
call there and take look at it. We
venture that few have seen their like,
ness so often at one time as it will he
there presented on looking into the
large mirror. The rejection is the re-
suit oftwo mirrors hanging on the op-
posite side of the room. After having
your face shaved and your hair cut
Parker can prove that you look like a
new man. Ths same may be said
about boys on having their hair cut.
Call and see for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Police PickIngs.

Last evening James McCloskey had
Robert Lynn arraigned at Police Court
on the charge Of stealing silver watch
The prisoner was held in $500 bail tor
Court.
Mrs. Sarah N. Steiner charged Ed.
gar Coleman with attempting to rot
her on Market street near Eighth or
Tuesday afternoon. She supposed him
to be q friend from California and spoke
to him. Hs detained her and said hei
bresstpin was loose and when she en-.
dsavored TO fastsn 1t he took two rolls
from her basket which he afterwards
returned. He also tried to pull a ring
from her finger. The man was intoxi.
Gated and the Mayor dismissed the
charge Of highway robbery bu. fined
the prisoner one dollar and costs for
disorderly conduct. Coleman asked
for medicine asserting that he waa
sick.
George Robinson and Annie Gooder
wha were arraigned for disorderly con,
duct were dismissed. ......
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

ts plain duty to ovsrrule the majol ity
OF New Castle and send delegates In ac-
cordancs with the feelings Of the peo-
pie Of the whele state? Dontt forget we
are but one district. Now further, Kent
has 40 votes in convention and Sussex
has AZ votes suppose, If you please;
that II men rule the caucus OF Kent for
John Smith, and 22 men in the cauons
Of Sussex also for him. Would New
Castle, with her Is votes and the re.
naming men OF Kent to the number OF
10 and Of Sussex to the number Of 20
all in favor OF John Jones, permit Smith
delegates to go to Chicagol Such q
county caucus rule would permit 43
men to over rule III and send four del
gates out OF six to vote for man to
nom large majority OF the conver-
tion was opposed to nominating. And
this wal, except as to numbers, the
precise condition Of affairs at our late
Convention-a majority Of the New
Castle caucus wanted 70 send certain
gentleman, = majority of the Sussex
'ouSuo5 pCA Ab@Ah HohtlO hoiiS WI bhV Inv
joritiss Of the two caucus, when
polled in opsn convention, were
not sufficient to overbalsnce the
minoritiss Of the two counties named
and the solid vote OF Kent; in other
words, the caucus rule of sections Of
the State was overruled by maj aiority
Of the delegates from all parts OF the
State"
."But after all, Mr.. Harrington, will
not this quarrel result hurtfully to the
partyi Z"
81 think not, though that largely
depends on the action Of the gentlemen
in the minority. In our county there
Is not feeling Of uukindness or a
ranking resentment. We want to meet
on a common platform, for common pur-
pose, with q common Object. Through
this harmony may be brought about,
there are several Of your people who
first must learn that the down country
Republicans are neither deficient in
principle, energy or brains."
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Ex-senator Bay ard HI.

The illness Of Ex-Ssn ator James Ash.
ton Bayard of week or two ago was
not at that time considered dangerous
Lately, however, he has been failing
with remarkable rapidity, and he has
been confined to his room for three
days past. For two days he has taken but
little nourishment. Senator Bsyard is
expected in town to-day. Friends Of
the Ex Senator think that hs will rally
and recover from the weakness.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
EXeuHAiOnAn "a

St. Mary's T. A. B. Pioneer CjruS
will give an excursion to Bombay Hook
on the 10th of June.
The excursion committee of the Han.
over Presbyterian Sabbath school Wis
tied Ches.er Heights yesterday and
we're SO we'll pleased with the place,
that at a meeting last evening it was
unanimously decided that the e1cur-
sion should be taken to that place on
the End Of July.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Incarnation Gay pSF,sso N cd.

At a meeting Of the oolored folks lss
evening it was asserted that between
SO and IS veterans will participate in
the Decoration Day ceremonies. The
Abraham Literary Association will also
take part. A platform for the orators
will be erected at the corner of Second
and Union streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Slim Jim's Escnpe.

Slim jim Hagany the leader or reput.
ed leader ia the robbery OF W. NJ
Kennard & Co.'S store, will be liberated
to day. The Attorney General attei
examining the case was confident tha,
there was not enough evidence 30 con.
Wet the fellow and accordingly entered
a nolle prosequi.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Sent to Jail.

Five men and one woman were sent
to New Castle Jail this morning. Among
the prisoners was Coleman, the man
who complained of being sick at Police
Court last evening. After their De.
parture there was only one prisoner
left in the City Hall cells.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Religious.

There will be meeting held this
(Thursday) evening at the house Of
Rev. VIM. K. Galloway, No. gil E.
Eighth St. for the promotion Of Holi-
ness. All interested in the cause are
invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
BREVITlE ER.

Son fiFes 4.46. ....., sun ssts 7DI
ifg concerts.
lg las. gh'.
tapsShskng season.
ANNes taket-Whisky.
IsdeatrS are cheering up.
Vsln' meets this evening.
R1ed C'abs ut Fullmers.
Mlora g'Sd soaking rain.
Vhn chowdcr at fullmers.
iaLner': celebTated clam soap.
Ale Hoe Actives p'c.Bic to-day
n@cNet .or 10 cts. at I7 W. 1nild st.
Oi''Sare cheap as ever at the M ct. store
&S Humphrey, toe hatter, 2ls Market ST
HA'0 70 so'ns' only 10 cts., nj W. Cd st
"a, at mat gao ereth in the summer liz q wis.
"'' not Written ci the leo dealer.
rSI rSMsIasIemsJ's Rochester lager on draugh
.|.!pl .|plng and eoching At No. los L. E;econt
"He IS no pleaesnier railroad ttavelint
mover th9 7. ". X Il
vS,U M" G'ohS new atore, ,ti3 Market st CO.
""N0''S AID trimmings ~ low ,rices.
rIs.see rnsSe safs Of every dercrptiOn n nd max,
4'A' E'2VI Marhet street
n,.lsl nauSl t9sageI in whiieWasjlipg a hon,
A., IAs' ny lad II lie was a0iag TO shaye It
,tDs,,o S5s coal apt lime OF ]. W. Griffith b,
,p'"e OaIce loot Of West II.
" 4 rover gardens are beginning to loos
sss sr|1a vi. irlnitare pOlish, lust the thing
,"a 'a'inS furniture.
&nOe, tt" '''n'o0S, "ita "FoCm iol
ti,yy ns%Ih0s AZ. 'agar drips, Is eta. per at
~ Wv io'o 10 beat F,ith and Msdtson.
NT?5NV'u.ns nhH who wishes TO rise with ihe
b '-'"" not Situp 100 long with the dau.h,
Mi ;S fS',aaH ,oS 'yty2, Il cts, PER qt., at,rood
sdtcOrd. ' " "u''e'l harmony are given
s1ssI 'n'd eTery day at Pewell's rhild st.
hSsHI I'aae n'0, rigar', long iillsrs, a, 7th and
Snv,'' W. 'eDd'ed " cent cigars.
g"eauoi. '''''' Will soon be demand
tsSss ta"ss VA .r,wicA,, Eoot Beer, the b~t tam.
hs \" ",TH y! "A thS wqr'fi, nj smiths ciyar
Wsse;ter ho r,, ','l Mtn a ways depend "
equrerr' " "Acn Jbcy want 10 Change
N QusSV Mt.. Tn .s,orase 'Or he summer BY
ehEsst T Ijicc. m'A and shjploy ueets, At
Nhluons i ~ "e a oordIai--a little Of It is
lyiby n, W. 100 mach dcst.oy3 ua.
M0y a. N p,,SS,,aafiithlHs Tor a rainy tny--bvr.
SNSstI' ~, ihs ii popu'ar halter, At II. Mar.
/ ssgkgoi straw IT. AZ nnanl na, tnl line Of tho lat.
Tlrse, ''"" lA''' His stock Is unagu,
~ ~ t%:ss;S,,,p7s,,ortn. :sS,7 p,lo,..,, .w.,.- ~,
S prsp3' and miEe Cve,rJJ w ne, &C. con
Aaan ,,' 'uSnGs,, So a5i II ShiDIey GrSey s,' az
SGatTn5II 5IIG,y NY, lnsse III 10 ere,, in n,litlco,
lHthumb ""'"gs "heu 0 shats ii, DIOR
SSSo' 70 s,g to . Public, VIII, ,,,,.,,.
NssS'!a JgDa h, y; Es, y other mondlng in
AN,' ana Iatnali strsn,ay' st%,,"y' y. W. corner 0i
pg'; Ianesa' ns'tSt;G" 70 s.y. s'Guna nHn
%S.,eo, T.. n'1,S 1S,is';' RIOT Beer ia a healthy
H., at n lI,hh,,taiiis, tho only re"ninss n"nins
CnV''Heen NartnesS Nns cigar store, NJ, q D. IN
IVA m our ! w., No. II Vest sth s,rect. be.
,vi la asvs %',s. , coolers, leirssrstors HS or,
"f'l fJr ,hs s'ney. S','y lie sells ebeap.,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
The Weather.

M DEPARTMENT, Office OF the Chief
|EA Oldcer, Washington, May lS--l
In,
hdcatiOns for Thursday-For the
|Eih Atlantic States, rising barOEne-
b. northwest winds, slightly cSoler,
Ety cloudy weather.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
state Of the Theru,o.net

|tas REppmtcAS office, on Thursday
|pning, May 10:
|'NOck, 10 O'Clock, II o'clock
no 63J GAP
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Bnrinl OF Lydia q. McCanerty.ss q

Lydia C. McCaferty, who died al
Linwood, Delaware Co., Pa, Oh Sun
day, was brought to this city on the
IL 10 train yesterday. Carriages were
waiting at the depot and bore the rala-
tives and friends to the Mt.Salem NJ. T..
church, where the funeral obsequies
were to be conducted.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Visit Terminal

DR.. Darmon terminated his profes-
sional visit in our city this morning.
He proposes to return early in July
when his patients may call and see
him. In the meantime they can, if
they desire to do so, consult him by
lstter or otherwise at his office No. 1924
Camack street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

INPkNED THIS DAY AT THE GRAN
~ ger Store, l0i East 9th strest, another
large lot Of thos1 Fosters at ID, 90, Sic and 81
per b. Those are the finest teas ever offered
In Delaware We ars the only agent in,Del-
awale.ior them. They are only Iold III B0.-
ton, Belfast and lO3 East 9th street. Give
them one trial aud You Will never havs any
other. Our Japan, at Joc., is excellent our
Black, at 69c., cannot be excel eDt. Oar new
Patent Process -Four, az S1.20 per 4, is the
best in the city. Great rsduc ion in all our
h9ur Try our 25c coffee, grand. Don't forget
to tfy oar Fosters tea. Granger store, 103 T..
9th street. 5.12-2.t Y. M. WlEK.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

DOaRDEKS WANTED ON L0BDEI.L
40 street, below Cixymont, South Whining.
ton. 5-l3-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

NOTICE-pERsONS WISHING FASH
~ iouabie dress s-makingFdOne,s ,s.sby day;vr
week, will do well to call at AZ E,st Tn I'd
street. 5-13 8t%
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

UyANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w Homework no washing and ironing.
lis East 4th street. 5ls.It+
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

Cnbsb Cigarettes, for catarrh and
cold in the head, sold by Taylor g. Ful-
lerson, Druggists and Apothecaries, 3o2
King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

VNANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAN.
w aeiIuati0n as clork in u board or coai
yard, or time keeper willing to work wages
nominal. Address b. 5. j., 223 Walnut strest,
Wilmington, Del. 5-!3.Wf
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

{TyANTED.-A GOOD HOSTLER, WHO
w will maze himself generally useful.
Apply LEM M u 60,
51Sgt III Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

VNyANTED.-SlX FIRsT-CLASS 11NA,.
w reoiers. Apply to o. p z,
5-lS2H No. East Sd sSrest, z
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

INIoTICE.-THEM MEMBERS OF HAIR
~ mony Council, u. I. Of A, are request
cd TO meet Mt their hall, McClary Huilding,
Room No. II, on Saturday evening, May Is,
at ~ O'Clock, sharp, as susiness OF tmpNt-
ance will be brought before the Council.
5-l32t q. IL. COMBS, C.S
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

EXYAETED 10 SELL OUT LfRtbUEEGe
w stock and fixtures. Apply REPuELl-S
CAN Ctiics. S-!3&
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

WANTEU-A WHITE GIRL rs Oh 2Oj
w for child $. nuree. Apply 1902 Della
ware avenue, 6-lS6t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
flSsr, Hour.

,, ,dvfticn in hc1r at steam
lF.ssss. F.ss Vs Ws,, Front strcet. Family
klt y. W ,,~srs "rr on hand a oar now on
Frals ''1s psst brands of Minnssos'
y b'',,, Wy, I the very lowss: prics. Sasis
stO' " ".'-,p,sed. Give as q call.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

[KTANTED-A DRESS MAKEE2WPsHS 4
w es employment by the lay cSw&k.A
lnqEire $40 W. OH street. p5-GSEt y
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

.s, s,rrsss Of iDr. simms' rain
lps s, va, ,riumrksntly exhibited
','p,, ~ s,s4 Of a lady OF this city who
J, 'l' ',s'Tsi s',s T. with rtsumatism for two
'l,s' sul She had tried many remedies
'sIan, s'nI' .tset, fec YET Two hotties cure: cured
'lp'1' r,i,, ,.gT,c 100. Depot, 4sh aud King ;
sIi, 't 50. Atph St, Sold by dealers
s,.q,rs 'Ep;rrpri5." coal yard ID
., ..ac+ to buy charcoal cheap, D., De- y.
,,lci 70 any pe7t of the city d22 w.
,,t, street, near Madison
s,nbor, Persian Insect Powder
lsns Knowles and Glsntwcrth'S . In
II, po,ier. sold by J.R. Hartman,
'sareiss, 5th tpd Poplar Streets
's ,.roDs wishing spring suits mcde
.Ss latest style and of tas best ma
|.i,I NJ Toalddo well to cali on Gee. H.
( |ih, 7oj Market street.
T,,o', and llolman's Liver Pads at
/, ps J,mss Belts Drug Store. Trus9es a
r,d,lty. l. private room Tor ladies'.
| Wy attendant
V.,ay mi-sd paints, and a varied
|trtd Trpsses with \ st guaranteed
|r.d.l room for applying. N. b. Dan
|Ib, "sheap" druggist, ID and Esrkst
directs.
fbs largest st"k of straw hats al
|lunbrd Bros, 494 Market street.
Runiord Bros. are resdy with a full
|hs d straw hats.
EOOO mortgage tor ssls by q. W.
|Hrbl, real estate broker No. 5i5 Mar
|RstNet,
Ons price and a sov price Rumford
bn., Hat:srs.
EGybciy ahews the "Big Cum"
A,pman, sole agent, 4th and shipley
hes, Wilmington, Del.
EM Da1is Vertical Feed Sewing Ma
ihsD No basting.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
sprcrlb MFATieS'
scc,H, secds'

\ ,,,,,,', Premium IA. Dutch
Bpl''issan,,, a., !, Beet, Ling Red Mangol
bbbg'' Isas sas' Biood Red Beet; ,e all the
bs, i, l'aH !. fall iius of Hendsrson's ! :
4h'S "a ;as '.,mer NJ csn aao,d TO be with
|ueI !. 40 ,,ats ,at sho wishes to 'hsve his
tpsp s'p kept ia winter.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

EoR sALE.-THE oENyRu. d.GANs
e. Association oters 800 shasss O. st6ekdnI
the tenth series Ior sale att$l.D ser SaafS:
Books now ready. Apply 70 r 4,
d, 1. HAWklH !, SsStstafsy 4.
5ls1ot No. 4ofMaNetstRot@ =
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

NOR sALE-soOb. PLGgFOaA, SeAf,ES
H wise, and 3sh. dish scale, fSe sale cpsav.
10y west street. g Is%
r osT.-THIs INARNING, -A Lee A 2
IL co!ored canary nffdA A sussspb rsRa%
Tor IT'S return to c$ W NhNA ct. e.5S&
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
TnE ctsURTsB.

n 10 o Deacon-Toblas n h o al ing
Case--Tosays Given TwD Wears 4"
wtton ts.' re flrct Vpoa she Error
or hiss 'tVays-wtii,a,n h"'hwe'i
ana h IN watrh-A Circus sharper
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

Son riFeS 4.46. sun sets 5DI
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-11-03
CAMBRIDGE BoRo,

Those that have been wishing fol
rain, got all they asked for Saturday
and Sunday.
Our post-masters are feeling quite
jubilant over their prospects for the
next four years.
It. L. Chase, agent for Tinker &
kenfeld, is buying up all u best
calves and sheep.
-Rumor says O.. W. Reynolds and
Col. Gates are going to Boston for
new goods this week.
Our neighbors who have worn the
Hancock badge begin to look for small
strips of Grape to owe the thing.
We claim hat j. NJ. Stafford has
the best steam mill hereabouts, and
that his work is No. l in all respects.
The beautiful snow has left us,
and its place is at present occupied by
mortar all ready to spread over the
kitchen floors.
The children in the north part OF
the town and Fletcher, are having a
great amount of trouble with their
eyes go to bed we'll, TO find one OF
both closed in the morning.
Butter market last Saturday was
as usual n little ahead of neighboring
towns, "a to 20 cents being the prices
given. If any of your readers want
good prices, come to the BOro.
Does your East Fletcher cores
pondent call a place where they &C.
casionally sell a few pounds of meal
for eggs, a store? If so, he can go on
with the S. S. Stewart chimney.
"A. j. Cutting and w. II. Parker
have set an example for their neigh
bors that is really worthy of imitation.
If the land owners on both sides OF
Main Street would fit up fences and
walks as they have, the Boro would be
one of the p~leasantest villages in La
noble County, and that without great
cost.
AS there is a great amount of talk
about pump-logs, tubing, tile, &C., we
would be doing the public a great wrong
did we not say that o. A. Sherman
was putting down spruce and hemlock
logs that were superior in every re-
spect, at less than half the cost. We
saw a job of his last week of 80 rods
put down without a wedge or corking
of any kind,-the fit Ia perfect in
every joint.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-11-03
MORRISVILLE,

The bakery is being finished up
outside, and is being clapboarded, &c.
L. l.. and ID. Il. Wood are ship
ping a large quantity of fancy potatoes
in barrels.
"A. A. Niles has fitted up an office
at his house, and has vacated the
office in Hendee & Fisk's block.
The school in Miss Georges
rooms at the Academy were closed on
Friday OF account Of the funeral of her
grandmother.
Mr.. Strong of Hyde Park, and
a Mr.. Hugh Mention sold apples at the
depot through last week for S1.25 and
$3.50 per barrel.
The two campaign flags were
again put out on Monday evening.
The Democrats hadn't had theirs out
since the Ohio and Indiana elections.
The monthly conference meeting
of the Congregational church will be
held at the vestry on Friday afternoon.
There will be no meeting on Thursday
evening on that account.
The funeral of Mrs. +. Il. George
was largely attended at the Universe
list church on Friday afternoon. Rev.
Mr.. Booth was called home from
Montpelier to preach the sermon.
C. l.. Burke has put 4 20x26
addition on to the rear of his new
block on Portland Street. The lower
story will be finished for a wood-shed
and ice-house, and the second floor will
be finished off for an anti-room and
dining hall.
Alex Champeau's new block is
nearly completed and is a very hand
some building, and he will occupy it
soon. The building to be vacated by
him is to be repaired and will be occu-
pied by 0. l.. Woods, the tailor. The
outside Of the building is being clap
boarded, which is a great improve
nrent.
The Reform Club met at the
Universalist church on Saturday eve
ming. AS but few were present that
were to have exercises, the programme
of the evening was passed over and
will be the order of exercises for the
next meeting The semi-annual cleo
ton Of officers occurred at this meet
ing and the following were elected to
serve the six months ensuing: Presi-
dent, Rev. N. w. Wilder vice-presi-
dent, c. w. Fitch secretary, W. Ii.
Robinson; treasurer, Miss Nellie
Fitch chaplain, Rev. W. A. Bushee !;
literary committee, Miss Hattie Hick-
ok, Miss Nellie Fitch, Miss NJ. A.
Chase, Frank Wilder and +. S. Rob
inson; executive committee, A. A.
Niles, j. A. Robinson, Mrs. ID. X.
Hickok. The club will meet again at
the Congregational vestry on Friday
evening, Nov. 18th.