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featuring nation to depend for our very ex-
istence," The British farmer may be
thankful for the clog Of protection which
hampers his American competitor, but Us
it is, food can be grown far more cheaply by
the latter; the estimate he adopts is 474s
per quarter for wheat in England, against
30s cost OF American wheat in Liverpool,
leaving it to sell at l2!s below the cost Of
home production, the equivalent disadvan-
tage Of los, an acre representing more than
the average rent paid by the English farm
or. The meat grower he knows is under u
disadvantage Of lid, per pound, and to
support this cites the increasing imports Of
dead meats, All the evidence points to
the defeat Of the British farmers in the
competition, "a new world has come into
being within less than a generation, and
the landowners and landholders OF Eng
land have not yet begun to realize what its
existence means for them" Their would.
be remedy is met by the stern fact that the
people must be fed Cheaply, and that "the
nation has altogether outgrown the actual
productive capacity Of its land" The 100
pc; cent increase Of population in this
century has pll crowded into, the nlapufac-
turing towns the rural populationhas even
decliRed absolutely, and the great masses,
roopsd upln thetoRls, in dependence on
wages earned, have been divorced from
the soil,
The land monopoly and "the manner in
which the soil Of this kingdom Is held back
from the people" are denounced by Mr..
Wilson as the chief cause OF trouble. HG
quotes Mr., James Baird, who ays in a re.
cent essay that "this country Is becoming
less and less farm, and more and more
a meadow, q garden and o playground"
Before many years, either the hungry pop
ulation will give the landlords netiee-to
quit altogether, or will desert the country
in such numbers az to irremediably cripple
industry, Lnrd Derby once expressed the
opinion that proper tillage could double
the yield Of the English soil, apd doing
this would mean the power to export food
instead OF the necessity to import II.
More than half the soil Of tho United
Kingdom Is owned nominally by 1000 per-
sons, and l2l persons own more than one.
fourth Of 1t. The land must be freed from
its bondage and delivered back to the peo.
pie. The land.owning class must give way
In time II they would escape ejectment by
revolution. The best remedy for existing
distress is to let the people go back to the
soil but protection striking ut food will
goad the hungry population to revolt.
While the land owners have played
at game preserving, the world has
gone OH, and the free peoples in regions
where English feudalism Is unknown are
crushing the English farmer. Mr.. Wilson's
remedy Is, therefore, to set the land free,
and his position j., In substance, that the
insuficiencS of the'doimestiC food supply Is
because theland which ought to be devoted
TO the subsistence Of the increased popula.
tion-for which purpose It Is ample-is
wasted for the pleasure Of q small class,
while the titled portion Is being exhausted
by highly stmuRtlye manures.
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PrrsDrRdn, September 1S.-The coal
miners at the Pittsburgh district arc hold
Ing a delegate convention here to-day, All
the mines along tic various railroads lead.
Ing from the cltyAhd Up tie Monongahela
are said tolbe we'll rep.esanted. The ptir-
eipal question To Be discussed Is The ad.
Visibility Of demanding an advance from
three and half cents to four cents per
bushel for mining, The reporters OF Tue
bress haYe been excluded fran the conven!
tion, and the. proceedings are therefore uns
! One Of the delegates stated that the 1ues.
tot Of demanding an advance provoked
soite discussion, many advocating strike
II an advance was not conceded The mat.
ter, however, WIS finally laid on the table
10 be taken UP again tomorrow. Nothing
else Of general interest was transacted.
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MARTINS PERRY.
Newsy Local Notes and Happenings OF
Interest.

N-3-
Interest. ..-r
A child OF Mr. Beilville's on Fayettc street,
died last Saturday Of diphtheria and was bur,
ried Sunday afternoon. .a.
The Presbyterian church is making i'm
provements by wHy Of roof being painted,
new pavement being laid In front Of building
and several other minor changes t.
The boat race that occurred last Saturday
evening opposite this place Sttracted quite
number of Our sportalmirng p0pnlacU.
Mr.. Tom. Clark leaves next Friday after
noon TO enter the Union Theological Semi
nary of New York City. Ifrt
Quite q number OF our citizens will attend
the Belmont county fair at ST. Clairsville this
week.
Miss Kate tleyis, Of rlltonviIlc, was In
town yesterday visiting friends.
The Bey. @. W. Chalfant came down from
Pittsburgh Monday morning 10 visit friends,
and will retutn to-day.
The Rev. Kennedy returned from Carroll
ton Saturday evening, preached Sunday
morning and returned and left again Monday
70 administer 10 the wants Of a sick SON.
The Rev. Kennedy will preach his last sur
mon next Sunday and will leave Monday
morning for Conference.
Mr.. ], A. Dixon weEt 10 CadiE last gatut-
day and remained until yesterday morning,
visiting friends
In consequence OF the continued warm
weather Of last week, the opening Of the bilb-
lie schools was postponed another week.
Editors Drehnen and Meek Of the NeFs and
7fN0 respectively, attended the Judicial
convention at BellAlre yesterday.
y, Q. Gray was In Bellaire yesterday on
business
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BRtboEpoEr, Crp September 1a--ln 40.
cordance with the request Of Gov Porter
that to-day be set apart for prayer for the
recovery Of the President the day was gen.
orally observed, Prayer w0s held In all
the churches, and the public schools, man,
uiacturing establishments and places ol
business were closed,
srAMtuHb, CE, September 13,-Ar i'm.
tnehBe union prayer meeting was held In
the baptist Church this forenoon.
NEw HAVEN, September 13.-Busness
was suspended and prayers offered In the
churches Of all denominations for the re-
covety OF President Garfield.
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r., ,tr will be called upon to-
, "a vote on the Loan
1.f,,so,. which provides for bor-
'rs, sla@ 1t il to run ut ~ per
~, ,,.ra.t, nonr Of it being payable for
r,s Ilpoposcs to pay off $GO,9SO
.,j,es loatin. indebtedness, most or
Gdvhch draws 6pcrcent interest 1t
sfnvo.,todeyotcSSO,OOO to improving
Amer supply, a large portion Of which
rlkbr the payment Of a debt already
.,nJ for new boilers and other ma
ssB Finally, it proposes to Use SlS,bW
NM redemption Of the Fifth Ward
Y,ts house certificates, by which the
rs-y will come into possession OF the
T,oppscd liberalization Of the former
10 ordinance q. providing for an un.
xslB addition to the city debt. The
NIL, ordinance provides for much
Eililaa, and for u loan bearing u less
asdnrnsi, and ismorcoyer asked for
uirAp Of paying off II debt since in
nndbntt a public exigcncy. We be-
lrtAilAeOrlinancc should have called
kiaiIIcr amount Of money-say $780,
p-.atuRler herircumstances We do not
Salel upon to urgc its defeat, and for
AMNH pat that the city must go en-
EllaS pr cent Oh Il large floating debt
Et bplid off, which may be n matter
DIV VI three years Or more. But for
Il at that u better supply OF water
~ matter Of self preservation,
tlk lhe fact that the debt looking to
nd btter supply WIS authorized under
Esdapprhcnsion by the City council,
Nsoui teeI called upon to oppose the
aEaoi this loan. 1t seems rather I'M.
n5a, to oppose it under the existing
tNtaSHccs. The City Council Inns
hHaplctoiccl that the people do not
Fi'r@ the idea Of inrurring II bonded
Abnta current expenses. They were
igitthat lesson by the fate Of the former
aihd twill be we'll to bear in mind
Euen ithe loan now asked for should
sEiho'lel It does not mean that the
MI have undergone any change of
si'hsNspects the principle involved.
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. -, M. morning the ordinance
" !, nm yonlay night by the City Copn-
i''.,a,I,o i',y y, the extension of the Balt-
H'si sobio Railroad through the city It !.
'S@ s',n,,nl oi unusual Importance and
"s S,@ an attentive pcrnsal. Whether
wy ,,,.,nce NJ will be accepted in its pres
:, '..,',,t S,r b. ,nrHaItimo,e & Ohio Compa- ,E
q ~ IN. 10 he seem The counsel ot the
I-,,,-, n.,,' had it under consideration yes
IprD, A, n @npaoy with Chief Engineer
sI' ,'iI,5 and Mr. clements, Master of
,.,.s,t,t.on. .,o5r. Misunderstood It that they
t''l ',r ytoa, objections to one or two pro-
g'-, .,.,,. I. d, tsorlinancc, and that ii will go
'','4 ". c,r.t Tor his consideration. We
s'rn,sby y h, Dot know Of Mr. G''s decis-
,,5t Snc lys, f.r.4TF
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Mi,1 I'm ran

Allow cold To advance In your system and
thus chcoufage morn serious italadies, such
a. Pneumonia, HenIoftaEes. and Lung
troubles when An immediate telief can be %
readily attaihed9 floscHEk's GILMAN sYRUp
l,Igt n nv ss,sa, sd 'gf TS tiIs
Diseases. ltispr Boschees IiaiAbu6 German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained In ad.
ministering u 10 the YQyDgoN hhllg, aS par
hirhot!oNs The sale d this ipedfeihP l. IN.
ptepodehtedC Since tttt Ihtfodaced there haA
been aconstant increasing demand and with.
out a single report uf failure b do ils work In
any case. Ask yonf Druggist a to the truth
9t these remarks. Large sizes Is cents Try
and bs convinced, FihlAE
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N nANnASs TlrIaATrM.
IlrleeIand Offers to Row Either Mckay
y or Mcdonald.

TORONTO, September 13.-1Ianlan offers
to row Wallace Ross, or any man in the
world, a three or four mile race, from s., 900
to $1,000 a side, the coIrse to be mutually
agreed upon within six or seven weeks
from date. He says this Is the last
offer he intends 10 make, and its iulAll-
'ment or non.iulallment, II not accepted
within two weeks, will end his career as
professional Oarsman.
William Briceland, Of Wheeling, VIVA,
offers to row either Mckay, OF Halifax, or
Mcdonald, Of Ottawa, three mile, single
scull race, for $500 a side the race to take
place at Wheeling, W. Va, In two weeks
from the signing Of the articles.
The three mile sculling match between
Mckay and Mcdonald, rowed to-day; was
won BY the former Time, 2l:3s. " ''' 8
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TIE TAnLES TrnNEn.
Mrs, Gaines aeh q hose of Her Own
Medicine.


WASHINGTON, September l8-Gaston 7.
Raoul, administrator Of tho succession Of
Mrs, Louise Hubert, widow Of the late Z.
Warren Noise, has fled Ills bill against
Myn Clark Gaines. The plaintiff is citi.
zen Of Louisiana, and he charges that L.
Warren Noise, al Louisiana, as attorney.at-
law for many years, prior 10 his death In
1858, had been employed by the defendant
in her various suits against the estate OF
Daniel Clark, that hp rendered valuable
services in the probate Of the will OF David
Clark, and subsequent proceedings 10 re.
cover the property he left. That an agree
pay to tho widow Of Mr.. Noise g 10 on
every 500 Of property left by CIavE, until
the sum Of $4,000 was paid, and that since
October 19, 1871 the plaintiff had not re-
ceived anything
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cares and wanted al 81 g. Wheat Spencd stTopr p
aud advanced &c and closed Wuas; No M
pIGpSpt shipments y 81 i6lS o b; 80, 9red Sep.
Se@ber Il III s9 Corn Cf ItFoSIS. y tai q No;
track 7lc; steamer do 7OI5a7lc fSf ihlxeti TeiioW
all mixed September 7Ol,G7IG October axe.
November IIaII1sc, Cats fairly steady; relerted
l5e; No mixed tSaiGc; No white ISllGc; 40 :
white ilsSa'se Provisions lrn; mes beef Sii 30;
mes pork Sgl 0G smoked hams Sl3 Saii hi
Lard, Kettle Us 0g steam So 7b. Butter scaFcs
ana IN ROOl demand; creamery C&tu SIC; good Ia
choice SlA32c; New York and Bnldiori county. Pa.
extra ~; nnh 2A9Ic; dairy extra 25a26C; good To-
choice 2a2ic, EggA western frcsh arm at i9B.a
&c, Cheese scarre; full creamery JAl9c; ialr 10
go0d lOallc Petroleum firm; r0aned ~, Whisky
dull At 81 Is,
CHICAGO, September IS-Flour Scapce, firm and
IN good demand, Wheat unsettled generally high.
g, active and Ut times excited; No red WliitCr
September q S1 ri ~ October 81 s2,t NSyemSef: S
G9la september; q 901 NJ 3l9S October No s. 81 4;
rejected Sa05C Corn active, hFm, higher and Uh-
setle.i y y &c CaAh 6i!Sc September 6SSo 0CtO-
6er;; w November Gl1Ic year sales, bslR
G6Esc October; GG1SaG7Jsc November; 7SiA16 e May;
rejected 6OSc, Oats unsettled but generally hIphtr
~ w cash. Sg,Ep September i0c October 4lc No.
HembeFi NC December Jg9SG year iiISAiSc May.
4 ys "a hFRSI PSIL a. " harley s'rGnF and hlgheTat
easier at sl9 sly cash $40 h5a9 60 September $40 a.
al9 IOOCtObeF; ~ 71ag0 10 November $40 so Year
sAlGa Sl9 Llan 10 November Lard active, finn aud
niSaSST y ;I NJ n csh AND September s2 10
81? u year. Bulk meats demand good and Tending
Y Rward 0nlden 81 S0 short rib so 10 shna clear
sl9S %. WhiskyStcady Ut Sll6,
Ihe following shows the fluctuations In the Chi
Eago sg Etain and produce market yesterday Ra ~
MRln street: ~ ~ N@S
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A TcrrIble BoiIer Exnioslon,

JERSBY Cry, September l3,-By boiler
explosion this morning at Butman 4
Browns dock, at tho foot Of Essex street.
Captain Decker, Of the tug Gladwlsli, and
James Tammany were instantly killed and
three others fatally injured, The boiler
was blown six hundred feet up Essex
street. In lts course II cut down lamp
post and fire hydrant, two large trees aud
two wagons standing In the street. II
entirely destroyed tho horse and cart Of
John Adams His son, aged eleven years,
who was driving was struck by the flying
boiler The vehicle and horse were literally
cut 10 pieces and the boys right leg was
severed from the body.
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BELLAIRE.

WIZ iOSAAhAA s'N@ N'''''H w
will issue the first number OF their new daily
noro. ~. Ttn.sddy -'.I.5
PaPe' ''uN' i""s' ~, ..,.,,. A..
Rev. Tannehill has been WISHING Mr., A.
Sheets for q few days. . aE.H4H"Hf
f,o,,Io ,uardv l,ova boon mt nj tl,e ends NJ
4, f,,E,,t y III s'n,S ~ ~. A.,
tue baltnPEe y Vh'o river pElusep 70 prevent
any more trouble from cattle and horses on
the bridge.
r,,o Ja,,.,.,,,,n u,,Ls wo hovo M oooo,,or
l'e t""epe"e"' 'n'''Ns We "H,o w ov,a''o
to say that ladies' VIII MOI go 10 polltlca'
meeting in City Hall. Some Of them may
On esnsc;ollv IN hcnr Senator Sherman. but
e"' t, IT. - IA 4. ~. ia3lirs n G,,.
we VIII leave IL 10 uIe lauies u o"F Feh"FNS
were not correct ~ '8L' Ntifi.
viii O, Danfortl has been promoted from
4, ~, 4 u,T ,a,,t, IN .i,.
Ine pelia''e w y " v'tsn't" % '"'' ''"'' w ''''
Wheeling q SandusKy route.
Samuel Sherwood and Michael Neal arc to
have a thfee.nIile boat race, In working
boats for 800 u side, II Neal accepts Sher.
woods challenge. ,...
The stockholders Of the new Agricultural
Society or Fair Association are to meet at
City Hall Wednesday for temporary Organi.
zation and on Thursday for the election OF
Officers,
The 6sh In tItir creek arc having a. hard
time Of t.. There iS.not sign Of water to be'
seet,in Walking alohg one half Of tile creek
bed, while the deep Holes have all the fish
crowded into them. Near Klec'S large p0r.
tion Of the creek has gradually contracted
into little hole and cut Off the escape OF d
rreat number OF fish. On the approach Of
anyone they churn the water into muddy
foam, not having room TO swim for
their numbers. The boys have made "a
number Of expeditions to the place and dip
out hundreds BY The hatful-bass,, cat fish,
clibs, pikc}e In many other holes fish
are to be found, Imprisoned add almost dry.
The School Board did not decide 70 open
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
ExECUTtvE DEPARTMENT,
NEw ORLEANS, September l3.


Whereas, The honorable the Mayor Of
the city OF New Orleans has this day de-
clared his inability to maintain the peace
Of the city Of New Orleans, and has there.
fore called on the Executive OF the State 10
Interfere, now, therefore, ], SAMUEL y. Nc.
Enrey, Lieutenant Governor and acting
Governor Oi Louisiana, do hereby assume
control Of said city for the sole purpose Of
restoring order. All unlawful nsseinblages
arc hereby ordered 10 disperse forthwith.
Allmilitary organizations will hold them.
selves In readiness for immediate service.
All persons subject to military duty will
Immediately report TO Major General lien.
haln far duty, All armed volunteers will
be received. Mai. deh. I]enham Is hereby
assigned to the immediate command Of all
the forces within the limit Of the city Of
New Orleans. No interference will behad
with the civil authorities ot the city or par.
ish. The chief Of police will report with
his forces to Maj. Gen. Benhan for duty.
[Signed1 3. n. MoESERY, Act. Gov.
The Mayor issued proclamation com.
nandihR persons not tq OongreRate III
crowds on the streets, wharyes or land.
Ing. The militia was ordered 10 disperse
all such unlawful assemblagcs. The Mayor
adds "Ample means are In my hands To
suppress these disturbances, and will be ex-
erted 10 the fullest extent as long as resist
anCe continues 10 lhe lRTs, Two btlgadea
df militia are now under arms,
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I.I.h T.u,I AHaIsa.

DunLtN, September 8-aayan puayhas
determined net Ia he.enter politics.
The first notice Of the inteption to take
advantage OF the new Land Courts has been
given by the tenants oi the dublin clergy,
men. They declare they will appeal TO Tie
Land Commission for d reduction Of rent.
A correspondent says; Al meeting al
Klttiilap, Galway, Mt. Latkin Of the New
York Irih World made a violent speech in
which he declared lhat. Irlshineh should
not hay tie rent except At the point Of the
bayonet or mouth of the cannon, The
EnHd act, he said, was fraud.
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a.. '' 'th"NtUh VS. hhAthuus
NlN indebted to a friend sojourning
.R'lad bf@ycralcopics Of the London
In lad the London Nsrs, and one OF
9he Prominent provincial papers.
"S~He that their columns are some
aatenupHith discussions Of what In
'adsknosn us "iairtmde." This term
wv s0I'syhnyentel by the opponents Of "free
.% There seems to growing Renti.
s.1 ~ IA EneIand in opposition to free
Tr+41.siTaIIy w.. to free trade with the
.4at' Ni's They point to the fact that
~ .@u'F With this country is free for one
y. ~ 'AIy-5F lis while II is almost pro.
~! 'slind England. Under liz oper.
s'H a'e inundating England with
!, ny , disappointing the tillers Of her
'l'ealening to cxtcrlninate her agri,
,-Is77OiIe Sls at the same time VIC are
~, ly ei'erlninating her market lot
y ,'a made goods in this country. ii
A. '.s1'mcnt .,1 most aroused against us Is
~, AMI owners and their tenants.
MI. w altiagilIcmsclycs heard on the
IN w. o. ,hif trade" More Than opc
G,s " Fa'Ilament-candidate for 10.
e el~,'e showing signs Of catering 10
~; NVouId not be surprising to Aee
~, aA ' not many advocates Of fair trade
tSla Ss' @'lo next Parliament.
M. l'Il' country IA concerned we do
~, y 'Gi' the agitation in England Is
S,s;...a " Oa' much fruit. Fhe English
ts.s" 100 well understood on thissidg
sy,tS A'f' on' people believe that She
~ .'P herself to any material extent,
n, wy American food, for tho sim.
Ii "a that it is cheaper than English
p,s, !, Earap fool is Il necessity to q
IN, '0'S iGr loS wages and mahu.
~ .St'e ihat Nj. a. ], Wilson, at
iSSp. .''eF Of note, coniescs this neces
I,,al ,elas'u4 cheap food and aiso IN
i,,,..a aa' lnpossibility nt competing will
u ,,.a mus production unless there is {
As,vS Sna'e reform. lie shows that ii
e11s =, a'''hc value Of food imports linI
GoS.D.' "D'a @awoOoOto GlOO,OOO,OOO-t,
ss,Sga15 aa ~ per head, against about is
k,5,.s'lA S' 10 1851 The consumption q
n,l, 'ae', u, e',P'head haS grown from 7S.
llib,, va head to liI& Of cheese, ircr
N,,, ! pounds oi,ca, from 20 to l.5; a
,as ly' gal, Nom Istol.5;ot potatSes, from 1.
Ia 2,,s, a, Vas IRON 1856 to 4l.5; Of maiz,
|raTn", OWL Population has grow
h, S4' os', 'Ad the Salnc Of food impori
SS. snt "a. Mr. Wilson iranSlysa says Nm
AUA.ra,''y Of the United States
H'0'APly We NAV i,o ali :.
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WheeIInr T,Iye S1oeI, NrnrLet.

The cattle market here yesterday was sluggiGi,
were offered. Prices show a downward tendency,
though not quOtRbly lower than a week ago. Sales
were made Yesterday at Sa4c, according TO quality
and condition.
Hogs are still unusually high, and show no signs
Of Weakening 65iG6kc were the figures yesterday,
and more sales were made at the higher than the
lower quotation.
Sheep .arG dull almost To stagnAtiOn. The best
Others. ~
Calves bring 81 conc % hoad according to sIlO.
The demand Is good, and the supply In keeping
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1oSDoS, September iS.-A committee
Of the Tcmplat Mission, in concert with
the Anti-slavery Society, have arranged TO
give public breakfast Thursday In honor
Of tho pOloted bishops and other represent.
Stiyes of Tie African Methodist Churches Of
Amttica, now attending the EcumenlCal
Conference, The object pi tho pEametes
Of the hreakias ls 10 iiake . lemonstfa.
lion In favor OF the principle Of social
equality Of the white and col6red races,
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1oSDoS, September Is S4An Assistant
Inspector General Of the Irish Constabula.
~ arrived at limerick and has taken pos
session OF the town Until Thursday, In con.
nection with the recent Disturbances there.
Six hundred police are expected. The
RteAtest exeitethent ptefaEs, w '
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A prominent gentleman In Cerro Goftio
county, Iowa, writes us that he finds Kidney.
Wort 10 be The best remedy he ever knew for
complication Of diseasS. II a the specific
action which II has on the liver, kidneys and
bowels which gives such curative power,
and II ie the thousands Of cures which Ii IA
performing which gives II Us crest celebrity,
ldquid, lyery concenttated) OF dry, both act
etiiciehlly.-&R ~ Journal and CbGrieT.
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opeItlns Of the TaIr- Local xolea nnd
laIt' Personals.

The Fair Grounds are alive with activity.
today being Tie opening day. The Secretary
Informs us that there have been more aud
better horses entered this season than ever
beiote. The races commence Tomorrow
"Wednesday including the famous bicycle
race. Altogether the fair promises 10 be a
great success.
Business continues good. Housebuiidihg
and repairing 10 still q prominent industry.
Geo W. MCCord will build fine dwelling
close by the iAif ground. Isaac JOhes. .is re-
modelling his dwelling. ~ !.
Water ls getting scarce In the wells Z Il
Nj. Tucker continues 10 extend bis
pipes through the town.
Elder r. Pattee and family, who haye been
spending the summer here, left on Wetlnesdhy
last fof Halifax, Ms
From the appearance Of vegetation II looks
IS " we had jumped from August to NoVetn-
haf