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$8.33

May buy an Overcoat, Wool Winter Suit, Undershirt. Fine Shirt, Soft Hat, Cane, (to keep you warm this winter), Cotton Hose and Paper Collar. We say it can be done, but is it not better to put the $9.33 into a good, decent Suit of Clothes 1?
 We do not tell you that there is no use in paying $500 for an OVercoat when you can get one for $500. Customers are not fools enough to believeit. There is only a small profit on cheap goods, and no party can sell a cheap coat $2.00less than anoth- CT. That's truth, plain, real truth truth that is easily be- Iieved by any one who knows beans. Now we are going to say something that you can find out about should you drop into our store. We have bought a very Large Stock of
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,BB ING

This list of prices. It will as- sist you in making selections. Call for every article named below, and you will find you have struck the place to leave your hard earned dollar.
 It will cost you nothing to look at HubbelPs New Heavy Wool Winter Suits for men price $500 Winter Listers for men, $3, HubbelPs. Look at the mems New Heavy Wool Winter Overcoats at Hubbell's, price Two Dollars, I have sold lots of them.
 Read over carefully the ar- ticles named below, then take a look at the goods, and judge for yourself, at HubbelPs.
 Received from Paris, France, Nov. 16, per. Steamer ''Elber," the latest Parisian Novelties in Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows, etc., which have created quite a sen. sation at HubbelPs Clothing Store, Ct. Harrington, where you will find an
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An Enthusiastic endorsement.

GoRHAM, N H., July, IA, 1879. Gents-W hoover you are, l don't know j; but thank the Lord and feel grateful to you to know tbAt in thIs world of adulter- ated medicipes there is one compound that proves anddoes all it advertises to do and more -Four years ago Ihad a slight shock of palss, which uunerved me to such an ex- tent that the least excitement would make me shake like the ague Last May was in- duced.t to try Hop Bitters. I used one bot tie, but did not see any change; another did so change my nerves that they are now as steady as they ever were.
 It hsed to take both hands to write, but noy my good right hand writes this. Now, ifSou continue to manufacture as honest and good an article as you do. you will ac- cumulate an honest fortune, and confer the greatest blessing on your fellow-men that was ever conferred on mankind.
 TIM BURCH.
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LEAVE PITTsrIELp, VIZ:

LEAVE PITTsF1E1D, VIZ; S.00 .. m: Passenger Train for B,iageport A, |. irving at-l2.s0p. m., with through O oa |. Tor New fork, arriving at S.e7 D. m. at New Haven at l.lU P. m. Leave Albany at6.66 am. with through car.
 Leave Canaan at 9.8s a. m. A.zo P. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport. ar. irving ~ 55o P, n., with tnr eusf car toy New York, arriving s.7.21 D. m. al Now Haven at b6a D. conn eCtlng wifh t,sin leaving Albany at 9.0o p. Ia.
 Leave Canaan Gt S.0U b. m AVo D. m: AlliA Train tor Brldgeport, arr,vins at S;so P, m.; at New York, lO.S0 D. n- at New Haven, lo.lS p. m.
 Leave Canaan at 5.52 D, m. o.o0 P. m: Passenser Train for Falls yillaoa arrlNing at Goo P. m. Leave Aibanv st 2.S5 P, m. ~' Leayes Canaan al 6.35 p. n. Sunday Mik Tram leaves IttsGaid al {. ex P. m. for Bridgeport, arriving rt ..sv P, m.; New York, ll.5s D. m. New ia. . ven, l2.S0 a. n. " N'"~ Leave oanaan as ]. 30 D. h. Connect at Brcokfeld guuctiou ,yi+b .,s,, and from Danbury. ' 'A AAa" w H. M. AVkKsrEa. l.E Nup A4oAe' Asent' -z.s.as4 .sIpt Bridgeport, Ct., Jan. 2, 1882.
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The Springfield Republican.
Fhe Leading New England Newspaper. Sssl SssltssRPRISING-hONE ONEST-INDEPENDENT Established The WEEKLY in 1894; The DAILY in 1844; The SUNDAY in 1878 by samuel Dowles.

ln lS44s Ine SUNDAY In lS1o, Dy samuel DoWles.
 The SPRINGFIELD RE UBLIcAN has long been recognized as the leading and representative newspaper of New England. and is more widely known and quoted than any other Its growth and present position are uuique I here is other daiiy newspaper in the world published in 60 small a city that has arg4 a constituency and 70 potent an i',fuence on the thought of the time. During the pasL year the crcuatlOn of the l2,0Q0. TIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, bes des it's large circulation in New EDgland, has consider able sno growing audience at the Vest and South and even abroad.
 In politlcs. THE REPUBLICAN is thoroughly inde- pendent and honest ltg motto is: Print the news Ind tell the truth about it." This it aims to do carefully. fairy and conselentiously has it's own opinions on all public questions and is not slow to express them iu vigorous, inteig; bic English, but It recognizes the rights of opponents ana IS not afiaiu to print criticisms of itsef and its views. THs REPUBLICAN at present labors especltly for thorough reform in the civil ser V,ce sharp. intelligeni ana impartial revision of the ta if aad sound financial system. It belongs t9 no party xeept that of reform, but il appauds che good and co i"em',s the evil in ali of tn. m
 THE IthPUBLIcAN Is not simply DO .itlcai news paper. It touches in it's feporrs al editorial discussions every interest of fife aud undertakes Ia iuform it's rsaders of the progress events and o thought tn ai' uirectioas. A Et g;anC 1oern s4 it is Ii'tendei to make Comp etc mirror or Ne. England fife, an indispen~Gb t gu tie to eve yoe who woHd kLow this section aad it's peopfe. It devot arge attentIol 70 literature: ti9as or philanthl opy, soaia economy, Iii cs rellgion SCI nee and iddustry. TIE REPUBLICAN supports large staH of tralued writers ,ni'ure ands IepOrters- ana though pub bishe d iu proYln- ciai city, ma ntais the machinery. oisp avs tie enterprise and enjoys the facilities Of metropu. itan iOurtaI-
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TnE N EEKLY REPUBLICAN,

Win be fouad valuable paper aaywh gre. It is csnpaci eompr. h 'i si, aud w.il-e, ited review Qf Americgu life rom week to week, ard of tbe analfs oi .h- word geheTaih, its summaries of news are prepared with gre at care. SD c's atte- tloa b;iug glv1n 10 the preseDtatog of NeW Bug hnd neWr. it's edIto. fa1 articee discuss orOtt and with depe deuce wide rang EOf top G. It's correspondsnee ts o! an usu ally h chatac- tee. trequent orirs and cho Ct bits of pottS lea variety 70 the paper and ilcr ase it's a.tract ty ness tach rumbe. con aius a co nina of It. 1g ous lntegence. gucuituraI matters arc flhy treated. Partitu U ar;y tho-e that loea tu NfW E' z aad this depari nl-hl qay'Ega o;ie Is of weil- -knowu butors, atno z u m !)r George 5. tori g. U it.d Stat coTIui-s Y or asr cuttu b.. Pau, Cha bour,.a. Dr l.. Mark r DOT ar D D l-iIet U. SD c a. l. creme to Ih i fnf4 at Of iarm rs tn A e k ly m q word co Il cream of it,. ai a 7 SuHd fF .tII OIs ( Os J efIfteii. aud It's oW!. Rp ciaI agr tcu,tu a. hIaLter be>laes
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Subscripuon Rates.

Ia DAILY PUBLICAN is three cnts copy 75 cetIs mnus., S9 year 50 cetts for Ihre- months, S2 q " r.
 GhE WEEKLY t;l1'U SIG x >s four cents | copy, 16 cents for \ m0lrhs $1 D q yea 4 IibeIni cn-aa GOnlBsIiSsSDis is TSstoyyes to post 'ss1s -teFs and Oaf,SIs saCsi sE as lOa sal sages.ts
 An suosc:iptiuns paygb l. adva ce. SpecIm , copies free.
 Address THERE UBLICAE 3w26 -pripgi IC, Mass.
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The nObbiest line of Hats and Caps,

for the holiday trade.
 Ill Silk Handlzelchi4fs, Mufilers, Sleeve buttons, Scarf Pins, Scart2, Bows and Ties-oh, just peri ct darlings. Remember, wiv s, mothers, and young la dies, if you want to make your husband, son, cousin or some country cousin a present come and get some ot tJrse darlings and you will make tlleIn happy.
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n.R.V.G. has cleared my face and neck from yellow patches of over 20 years stand ing. I cau reco.nmeud D. R.V.G. to ladies whose complexion IS lot clear.
 Mrs. T K Da.naforth, N. Y. Guaranteed by all druggists.
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Notice,

SEALED PROPOSALS for keeping in repair the highways in the Town of North Canaan, from the first day of January, 1882 until the first day of January, 1883, will be received by the selectmen of said Town until January 1st. 1882, said proposals to be made for each school District separately. The right is reserved by the selectmen to reject any or all bids which may be by them considered not in the interest of the town.
 5: 5: E khSSSSsi EffSSHSiirD. $SSS ss'so'psn. Forth Canaan, Conn Dec. 5th, 1881.
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HARTEORD & CONN xv..u. IA AS SAtLkSOAD " A-' S-Asr " Commencing Got. 30, 1851.
 GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. 12.40 .. m. Connecting from pittsae,5 .. ,,t- tsr'on TOT Peughkeepsie. Ehinebeok and
 Leaves Salisbury at 12.Ss and Laleytl,, s.Os p' m: Connecting from Pittsaold. AIM ierton Tor New York, arriving ut t. .50 n. m- Leaves Salisbury ct 4.2O and Iakav,ii.. at 4.26 P. m. e4S P. m. Connecting from Pittsfeld. Al Ma. Was, S."i "l1n Express for Albany and the. Leaves l. 5 Salisbury vt 7.os and Lakeyil,s A.so P. m. Mnk Train, connecting at Millerton S,n , Sew Aorh arrlylng It I2.20 am kuns GOING A-s1. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN s1e .. m. Leaves Millerton at e oos Vile 6.25 and Salisbury at 6. .So a 2, s.Sa a. m. Connecting at Minsted for Wats, ppury and Bridgeport. at Simsbury I'd,
 Mew raven, arriving at l.3S p. m.--.say. Ing IO miles distance over any oths,
 route, foi Westheld, Northampton VT.
 namspurgh and Holyoke At hartfo~S
 WEI wasn LApress Tor Springfield and Boetop-
 ana aI points North anu East; arr1ying
 York. ANoNoe' NeW
 Salisbury Y.l1 &. m. s.0~ S'oo.p. m; Sonnectlng from Albany. At Vii. ,-
 S;nde seu Ter Waterbury and Bridgeport.
 yoke and Northampton. At Harttora ,e,
 Wlihmantic, New London, New Yor
 Boston, and SaybroOk, vis. c. ". RI
 Leaves Ahtlsrton al z.Ib, Lakeyllle 2.si
 Salisbury 2.S6 p. m. s.1S pi m: a. Leaves nilerton at ' 80, Lakey,,l, 7.4S, Salisbury 7.SS p. m., for Wins,aa Passengers leave New York nt x. .bu r ns
 connect with tins train. r. A o'so P. m' leunuays only.l Leave Millertop
 Tor West Wlnsted, arriving at 8 D. m' posters. e' WALTER PEARCE, I.r.nNe.
 Gcp1 Tscbe: Agent. suuerin,a,o.n.
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w. I1. COLEPAUGH.

PARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, Cum lO mings' Block, Canaan Ct. Hair Cutting. Shampooing, Shaving, etc., executed in the best style, quickly, and at living prices. My mottols, to please. Come and see me. Ali furnished oN' NNO
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BS Now there is no use in your paying $10 for Suit of Clothes when you can go to Hub- bells and select one just as good for $3. 'f
 Rg- There is no use in your paying s5 for a Mans Overcoat, when you can get one just as good at Hubbells for $3.
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DIR, F. G. HUGUNS.

MATCHMAKER and Jeweler Watches Sold
 w at the Lowest Prices Special Attentior paid to Repairing Camps Block. Canaan. va,
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STEAMER SsHHDGEPOrr.

STEAMER BRIDGEPORT.
 CAPT CHAs. WEEKS. CHEAPEST ROUTE To EEw Yorx. Win leave Bridgeport every mslt ts,+,, excepted), from Steamboat Dock. st II o'clock. arriving in New York sbnnt \ o'clock next morning '0o' \ Returning, will leave New Eorh ever, n.e :niux &Sunosy @ sAc.pted) from rieI a5 ksst Freights received ana wsy.L,lis5 ,i,'o, 1a oo, an sest stions on tue R0usu lUnIc rs iIr,sa. st T9ry lo" iases. Tickets car De Lnrchs sod through to Now lolK less tilan by yau,aiI- from all trains. "SH r. 5. The evening Milk train on the aous- CT Bridgeport. '''''A
 JcEaN E. iEUSEskLL.
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Our MEMS OVERCOATS

Our MEN'S OV VERCOATS
 for $2.oO are fine, (shoddy usu-
 ally is fine you knoW), fairly strong, fairly lined they have
 velvet collars, too. They are
 not worsth over $2.O1. We are offering them for $2OO, and ad-
 wise our customers to let them alone and buy 8 coat that's de- cent. Flaming advertisements such as competitors use to pull the wool and sAoddy over GUS toners eyes no longer have the desired effect. We never ad- vertise anything we cannot show as advertised. We do rot ad- yertise that we, do buy for cash when we are not willing to show our customers that we do. We do buy for cash, and we saved more money in the past year in discounts and we sold more goods and received the cash for them than any. store in this sec tion. Quoting prices in adVer tisements and deceiving custom CTS as to the goods prices are quoted on we do not practice. We are here to sell goods hon estly, fairly to all. Our prices that we give at our store will peat all prices quoted by com. petitors in newspapers.
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Litchfeld County, ss. Winchester, Decem- Der 18th, 1851. This Is true copy of tle original c4taton and order Of notice.
 Attest
 WILLIAM E. PHILLIPS 2w26 Deputy Sheriff.
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DENTIST, Millerton, N Y. Dentistry in AC all it's branches. Nitrous oxide gas for extracting. Charges moderate. Ali work warranted. Office over Jones' old stand. 37tf
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J A M ES I.. RUTuTEREy

A TTORNEY aad Counsellor at Law, 149 Broad hade ill any part of the State y42
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q. M. WE'D nu n

LODGE, No. 61. F A. ana A. M; Regular communication. First on CT before full moon of every monib
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q. R. GARhMER

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Canaan. Conr ta foUn;edy omGe gay at Camps Drug Store from one
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MI. Es. MEAD. Conasnconn

MI. Fs. MEAD, Canaan, Conn.,, nEhLER in Stationery, in the line of fine Writ 1O lrg, Note, and Business Papers and Envel opes etc. The trade supplied in quantities to suit. STA NDARD LITERATURE ana ana Popular Pooks at reduced prices All orders nlied with care. and warranted satisfactory watson Block, opposite Union k. k. Depot
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7a'Qveiers Gusue.
uOUSATONlC RAILROAD

IHOUSATONlC RAILROAD. shortest, Quickest and Cheapest houte to No. AoAms, Albany, Troy, South borwalk, etam. tord, Chatham, Hudson, SsEs.oga, Uroa. nome, syracuse, Auburn, Geneva, Koch. esser, S banale, Suspension bridgs, ki- sSaTa falls, Cleveland, Detroit, IOls. do, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Oki-
 cago, St. Louis. Through Tickets Sold aud Baggage Checked Aor aooNe points St Union Depot, Canaan ALSO TOT fulIadeiphia, Baltimore and
 Washington. Purchase iickssa
 wa housatonic Llne.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIpoEPonr. VIZ, A.S0 Q. m. Freight Train (passenser accom. modatlonsl for Barringtcu.
 Leave Canaan ]. 10 D. mS @V'N a' III. Tassenger Tram for Pittsfield Af. irving at z.zo ?. m. With ThIough ,er leaving New York at S.v5 a. m.l IeaVe New Haven Gt 9.S5 u. n., with thrU,, IA car from Bridgeport for Albany. arr, Ss at z.ao D. m. 1ralD alrlves Ut Sara X at o.z4 P. m. Connecting al Albany v'5s s.lC P. 4n. popHisr Selsst.e ana St Lc.t,S eatiess' arfleaisS n cSscass st s.aG me next P. m.
 . n Leave Cahssn st t2.4a p.m. o'zo p. m fastenger Train foz s,,tsfeld. auy ing at s,so IT 'Wi,n '.Mouxh ls leaving kow IeIK st 3..op. p.I Le, Ts S, New haven at 4;l2 r. I'd. Connsctln. d [ otate Llne TOT Albany ana the N est' ar irving al Albany at lV.06 P. ln., Sarstocs Leave Canaan at 7.60 ID. m
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 6.oo .. m. Special Passenger Train for pitts. neld' arriving at FAY .. m., Albany, SOS Leave Canaan at 6.12 .. m.
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h Gloves, Seeks, Underwear, Cardiran Jackets, etc, tie best varie>} iii ion, ;11 at bottom prices,
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THAT IS JUST As GOOD.

Now there is no use in your paying more for all kinds of Goods than we sell them for
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HART, MERRIAM & CO.'S

w lections of the choicest productions ot all the leading marufactories, which are now being daily received. In making our selections we have had Ill view harmony of colorings, choice compositions of designs and we are frank to say teat we have in our enormous stock eolcrings and patterns that will tend to beautify and give the decorative effect suited to the various styles of furnishing. Our stock contains the best
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My MEMS OvERooATs FOR S2 AND $3 are new sound, strong, warm, and all right, as hun dreds can approve who have had them in years past. You can find them at Hubbell's, pur chased in lots of 50.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23
AROUSD TOWN.

The Emporia Organ company have
rented the room over Burton's grocery
To store their instruments.
J. Nj. Griffith s. Co. are furnishing the
gas fixtures for The Second Presbyterian
church.
The contract for putting shelves and
Counters in the west room Of-the Whit
ley opera house, has been awarded to Z.
+. Sprugue.
\ general cleaning up was inlugu-
ratei at the Santa Fe depot Monday.
aud several car loads OF zeal estate
Were. hauled away.
The front of The Lewis restaurant on
Commercial street was torn out NJ lay,
and will be replaced with one having
large windows and glass doors.
o. Nj PagGe & Co. are about to open
u -four, iced and hide store at No. 122
Commercial street. Mr.. Pague recently
came 10 Kansas from Pennsy lvania.
The new chairs for the Welch Presby-
terrain church were placed in position
las; week and were used for the first
tins Sunday The congregation eX-
pect To worship by gaslight next Sun
day evening.
We fear that the story that al large
black suake has preempted IA claim I'M
der the pavement in front of 10 Hess
clo,hiug store, and occasionally
sticks It's head opt betWcen
the dag stones to catch glimpse Of the
sunshine, will have u tendency TO create
feeling Of skepticIsm among the peo.
pie of our neighbOring cities regarding
the enforcement Of the prohibitorY law
in Empefia. and yet the statement is
ynuched for by reliable parties.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23

i. c. Ebey, of the Free Methodist
church, informs US that in order to get
tic church in shape 10 be used through
the past winter they had to borrow $500,
and, through the kindness of the trustees
of the NJ. e. church, they have had the
use of the seats. pulpit and lamps taken
out of the old NJ. Z. church. He also
says that on account of the many calls
on the public for help, especially for
building churches, he had thought that
he would wait for more favorable tine
to make a thorough canvass of tue city
for help to complete their church, and
pay the present Indebtedness. But from
present appearances the more favorable
time is not in the near future. He has,
therefore, decided to move in the matter
soon, and as their society has done about
all they can do, they will be compelled
to ask further help frcm the generous
people OF Emporia. It is admitted by
all that church was greatly needed in
south Emporia, and some are helping
who would not have helped to build u
church for the Free AethOdists in tho
northern part of the city, as the larger
number of the churches in the city are
| on the north side
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23
cam FROM J R. WALNUT


EskrIdEe ThrOs-s Out uts Little Bait
but D. n. Respectfully Declines,
EDIToRs NEws:- or about the
18th inst. In consultation with ex-Gov.
ernor Eskridge asked him a. to the
advisabiliiy of my being a candidate for
councilman IN the First ward Mr..
Eskridge strongly advised my being n
candidate, WROTE and read in my pres
ence IA strong article ipdorsing lay can
didacy, ami promised me the support
OF the Republican for the position. 1t
seems, however. in the evening of that
day that the boss of that concern inter.
viewed him aud the result is that Mr.
Eskridge dropped my nane liz hnt
potato and put up that at Col. IL. &.
Whitley Tor the pOsiuon, and said il
would withdraw he and Col. w. would
almost guarantee me the position Of
street commissioner and superintendent
of water works. pol knowing that the
city offices we're the gift of the Republi-
can, and not wishing 10 be bribed in that
way. declined to consider the matter
and told Gov. Eskridse / should be a
candidate for councilman until after the
close OF the polls on election day, but
that could get along without the Re
pubhcan's support.
y WATEr-p
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23
Eureka Etehings.

EUREKA, Marcn ~.
Work on the railroad was commenced
here last Friday by the contractors,
Whitaker & Bennett. These gentlemen
have lost $500 or $500 by Ascending
recent change of officers On the St. L.
Fit. S, s. W. railroad will not interfere
with the coptInued construction of their
line, and we hope to have a direct line
to st. Louis by the 1st of June. :. Geo.
Vandervanter was arrested last week for
selling cider of an intoxicating nature.
He purchased it from parties at Gould
City who brought it from Missouri. He
has been bound over to the next term of
court. Several of our moneyed men are
contemplating erecting fine residences
this summer. E. 1t is funny to see fell
low get bowling drunk and
ride his horse up and down
the street like wild son of the border
and then claim that cider was the cause.
1t is simply too utterly utter. ;. Eureka
can show up more millinery and dress
making establishments than any town
Of its size in the state. The sheep
growers held meeting in the Herald
Office Saturday afternoon. Cash assess
ment was discussed very freely, and all
seemed TO think it was just and fair,
provided all the counties in the state
would follow suit. . An assault and
battery case from Severy has been occu-
pyIng the attention of Justice Huffman
for the last few days. ID. B. Fuller, of
the firm Of Clogston & Fuller,
was recently married in Orono, Maine,
to Miss Mary A. Wilson, of that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller will receive
a cordial welcome on their arrival here
80. Frank Brewer, of s. A. Brown &
Co.'s lumber yard, has been doing Kan
sas City and Lawrence for the past few
| days. Our marshal has been making
regular onslaught on the CANNES of
our city not muzzled. Too many mad
dogs is the cause of this, and it is good
radiance of worthless property. :. Mrs.
Holyoke, lady temperance lecturer,
delivered q lecture at the NJ. E. church
on Saturday and Sunday evenings. A
| good audience was in attendance on both
occasions. :. A PIE social was held at
the Congregational church last Wednes-
day evening for the benefit of heather
missionaries. The net proceeds amount
ed to $40. ]. HAwKER.