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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-25
Condensed LOcals.

OOnOeUScO A<OCutSs
Street lamps viii be lighted at 7:45 p.m end
eXtinguished at II so D. m.
The body ;0uni IN an artificial lake In the Sol
diers' Home grounds last Friday as stated In SAT-
urday evenings STAR. was identified that OF
John McClaven, an old soldier. The inquest Sat-
urday afternoon resulted in verdict CT accidental
drowning.
At a meeting of-German. citizens, held at Abb
ner's hail yesterday. steps were taken to provide
suitable reception for Herr Lasser, the eminent
German JurISt and statesman, vino Is now I'm New
York. when he comes to this city. Messrs Simon
Wolf, W. BurchaId and w. Habercorn were APP
pointed committee to ascertain when he Will
probably be able TO visit this city.
A large company assembled yesterday evening
at the house OF Mr; Geo. j. Goekeler, on N
street, and celebrated the silver wedding anntver-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gocke.er with appropriate
festivities. Rev. Mr.. Schneider, or the ConcordIa
church, performed the marriage ceremony again.
Mount Nebo Encampment. No 6, l. o. o. F., has
elected the following Oflcer5:-AiOlph Levy, G.
p: Willis j. DrummOnd. H. p; Fredk Boulter S.
T. Given, treasurer.
.. shillington sends st. Nicholas for July.
Louisa Mergin, eoorcd, pleaded guilty before
Judge Smell this morning to stealing lot of cloth
ing from Malinda Adams, and was sentenced to 60
days in jail.
TO Jail for 80 days by Judge Smell this morning for
stealing lot OF tobacco from the store OF Jno. r.
Mansfield.
William Willis was fined IS by Judge Smell this
morning for trespaSsing on a farm near Benning'S
and cutting down some dogwood.
THE STAR will be sent by mail, pest paid to those
leaving the city during he summer for any length
OF time, and the address changed as often as de-
sired. subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
colored applicant for the Aonors of special
policeman, named Payne, was asked by one OF the
members OF the examining board Saturday IL he
was any relation OF John Howard Payne. He
stated that "he was not quite certain but he
thought he was distant 'iation."
Oncer Slack, OF the second precinct, this morn
Ing captured cOlOred man on the BladenSbur9
road with q bag on his shoulder, which was found
70 contain some solid silver spoons marked 80. s.
b., and others marked "R.' The prisoner re-
FUSED or was unable TO talk, and Mr.. Padgctt
char ged him, under the name of Shepherd with
being suspicious person. He was sent 10 the
farm Tor three months
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REDUCED Pn1cEs IN DRr Goops.

TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK
We make the above reduction to increase our cash
sales. Every article Misunderstanding reserved or
excepted-Making it the cheapest stock in the CITY,
BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINs CLING
HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, LACES in every style. shape and quality
from finest to cheapest. PARASOLS and SUN UNI
BRELLAS, always reasonable in price, with discount
of. make them very. very cheap.
An examination Of the stock and prices will CONVINCE
you that We have not overstated the matter
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
je22 931 Pennsylvania avenue.
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To THE Trade.

Il L HE Il KAUE.
In consequence Of the increased duty which gov
ernment has thought wise to levy imported Cham
pagnes after the 30th inst beg inform you that
the price of
ER-HEIDSIECKn
and
PIPER "SEC"
will be advanced 81 basket respectively after
that date.
JOHN OSBORN. SON Il CO.,
Agents for United States auil Canada.
As Beaver st., New YORK, and
3e22&25 No. 20 st. Sacrement st., Montreal
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day. the application OF r. b. Porter, student,
was referred 10 the committee. Campbell agt
Wilson; argued and submitted. Davis agt. Key :;
On hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-.Jud0e MdcA Tihnr.
Saturday. Main ct al agt Bonirant; demurrer to
plea Overruled; twenty days to reply. United
states agf. Howgate; Judgment OF condemnation
OF specific property.
To-day. K1lbourn agt. Thompson; set for trial
OctoDer 20. justin agt Hollading; on hearing.
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.e14 9Os SEVENTH STREET N. ".


BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAwys
PACING Lawns are the finest manufactured In the
United States We have received hundred pieces OF
BEU1IF UL NEW STYLE PACIFIC LAWNS. which
we are selling at eight go cents yard. Pacnc Lawns
new sly les, are selling everywhere ut l2kc.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATEENS, reduced from
80 to I5c. 1872
NUNS vFILINGs. all pure WOOL ~ inches vida
(wldest double widthl, reduced to 81 c.
NUNS, NElL1NGS, fine quality, reduced 10 zoe.
BLACK BROCADE and LACE STRIPE PURE SILK
GRENADINES. reduced TO Zoe and 81.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKSl
Cheapest Silks in Washington. Silks at 81 silks So
Silks 62. " wv
to 81.
Finest quality Black Silks reduced TO 81 25 and g. So
bargains only.
Black BrOCade silk Grenadines reduced from q
to SOC.
CHEAPEST BLEACHED COTToNs
Ever sold in Washington. wamsutta Davol and Fruit
Of the Loom. yard wide, Bleached Cottone reduced
to 81.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. l2k.
SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS. VERY FIN.
EST QUALITY, reduced from 37h to Is.
CARTERS
,es III MARKET SPACE.
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A raeal shooe,p~ Acc,ae.e.


TIE SAD FATE OF HENRY TAFT RODrRR-HIs NERVE
WOUND.
deplorable accident occurred yesterday AFTER
noo1 resulting In the death OF Henry TAFT Rodier,
son OF Capt. Philip Rodier, foreman OF the Treas
ury branch OF the government printing Office
Young Rod!eT, accompanied by two friends-W. A.
Hagar and George McKnight-went out rowing In
the afternoon, and. after pulling to spot about
mile above the Aqueduct bridge, landed on the
virginia shore to practice at mark with pocket
OF the pistol the charge in OF the chambers was
accidentally exploded, and young Rodier was shot
through the breast. Rodier. however, with this
mortal wound. walked twenty yards to the boat,
saying that he wanted TO see his father more.
The nerve AMI eour ige with which he confronted
stopped, when getting Into the boat, to ba;he
his forehead and comforted his friend Hagar, who
was In great grief over the occurrence. A few
IN nuteS after leaving the shore he fell over sud-
denly, dead. with smile on his face. HIS remains
were brought TO ibis city and taken to his fathers
home, Nc. $40 90 street Rodler, who had just
entered his % year. had but recently finished
his term OF apprenticeship as a pressman at the
government no nr Printing ONCE. He was much liked
respectel his mlny virtues A year ago he chung
to turned boat In a driving storm for three hours
SWIM They were within q short distance OF the
Long bridge, so that Roder could have saved him
cuei by parties in skif the friend was taken
aboard, while Roder, clinging to the side. be-
numoed and cramped. was dragged to the shore.
Coroner Patterson, who has returned from his
western trip much improved In health. gave q GER
tincate that the death OF young RO1ier was caused
Ey accidental shooting.
EVENTS IN THE CHURCHEs.-1he feast of St Alloy
sius Was celebrated at st. Mary's church yester-
day morning ~ large number OF boys and girls,
who made their first communion. The ST. Aloysius
society acted Of honor to the procession of
children. AS Dir Rankin was stili unable to
occupy his pulpit yesterday, sermon prepared by
MIN was read to the congregation "A meeting
or the missionary society OF the Union chapel on
2Dth street was held last evening, at which ad-
dresses were made by Mrs. Sites, 4 returned mis-
sionary from China; Mrs. HartsOck, the wife OF the
pastor OF Hamllne church, ami Mrs. Westcott,
president OF the society.
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V'HE NEED OF MERIT FOR PROMOTING PER-
Il sonal aesthetics is due to j. C. Aver Co., whose
incompatible Hair vgor aniversal beautifer the
hair. Harmless. effective agreeable. it has taken rank
among the indispensable articles Of the toilet. To
tcany locks 1t gives luxurisnce and wthered hair il
clothes with the hue Of youth.
nor CONSTITUTIONAL OR SCROFULOUs CA
tarrh. and for Consumption induced by the scrofu-
lous tain Ayers Sarsaparila is the true remedy It
has cured numberless 1t will stop the nauneous
catarrhal discharges and the sckening odor of
the breath. which indications Of scrofuous origin
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CITY ITEMS.


should Won be n Sssslerer
from dyspepsia. Indigestion, malaria or weakness,
you can De cured by Browns Iron Bitterz.
ToccoA CRY. GA-Dr. j. r. Newman says:
use always results8atisfactorily.d
BALTIMORE, MD.-sRev w. II. Chapman says: 81
deem Browns Iron BitterS most valuable tonic
for general il-heaithn
HavssYoss Tried tho
FrankliE Electric Cieanscr7 It is the only article
tnat Will tasfdnfeysreRove Paints, Oils, Grease
ana oGa Tar Stains from your Dresses
ASK your druggist and grocer for it 1919
NIifspaukce Beer,
SC. q stovepipe- from ,cood.
KNIGHT. 17s2 Penna. avenue.
Good Cignss mt Low, Prices.
Send for o. B. C. Sfxes-long Havana filler
81 ! hundred. T. "A ofterdinger, MANUFACTURER,
slu r street. aOw,fm5t
LundbozRazKhenishc Cologne
Fliessand Bugs.
Flies, reaches. ants bed-bugs, rats, MICE go
pners, chipmunks, CLEARED out by Trough on Rats
On Thirty Days, Trial.
NJ the volta1e Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, win send
Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days to mem
young or olN who are afnicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
and manly yigor: Address as above. N.B-No
FISK Is incurred. as thirty days trial is al
Lowell w,s,m
Milwaukee Beer,
&c: q schooner drawn from COCOA
tt KNIGHT, 17ss Penna. avenue.
"Alderney Dairy Wa3ons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mix,
&c. per qt. Cream, 15c. pint
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BOOK SALE THIS EyKNISe.-Tboras Dcv,,rr
VIII oegin this evening at O'Clock at his auction
I0onis the sale OF the large CONSIGNMENT OF hooks
noM London. INC sale commences at O'clock
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LOOK 10 Your vALUABLEs.-The city Is oyerrun
With thieves. See the accounts Of daily robberfes
Deposit your bonds, silyerware, Jewelry and other
yeiuables with the National Safe Deposit COM
Rany, corner 18th street and New York avenue
Charges moderate
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PASSENGERS FOR BOSTON, the White Mountains
Nj Desert or any OF the eastern summer resorts,
land railroad IS the only route by wh4ch 10 reach
boston from this city without change OF care
avoioing all yexatous delays In New York ciry
Offices " A~AAAoao
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.
oAcH PowDZR.-No poison.

FOSSILS Ice CREAM shipped anywhere ont OF
town. Special attention TO strawberry festivals.
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EIsENAN-BL UN.-The marriage of Miss Rosa
Bum, daughter of Mr. n. Blum, OF East Washing
ton. and Mr.. Lewis Ei;eman, q young merchant of
Baltimore was SoiemniZed at Marini's hall last
evening. Rev. L. Stern officiating The ushers
were MesSrs- Jacob Eisernan, Leopold Eiseman,
6eorge W. N9chman, George Fay, Solomon Mas
and Jacob Fried. \ large humber OF friends OF the
couple were present and were entertained at
collation. served after the wedding ceremony.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

FESSw vsH 5ss MoIE LkoNAsDTS%S Mp
s:AaS sy Sim sss ssha asss Join
EHf wESTS SsSRRGGHas,rLr. Nh,
S 50 s 1us sss rs has
s sss any ensE seaside resort on hs Atlantis
bathing; Csn;ains every modern spplance. Spacious
rsso Ss beds gaF; s
e. S.2e pieces: Bowling Alleys 5sid Room steam
Livery and Bosrins stable Grounds Illuminated by
electric light Western Union Teesrapn station in the
s'f ss
heurs tide from Boston 10y Eastern railroad. Coaches
OF the Hotel always in waiting.
Address. Portsmouth. N. II.
my2l- mStham ''' A'''Ase''
A sBURY PARK, N. J.-LAKEsIDE COTTAGE.
a@sss
Mrs L. J. srETLER. jel3-eo2w' kE.aX1
(yARLTON HOUSE.
" CAPE MAY POINT. MI. 49,
Is second to none the for location and
,e1.eosm 4. H. asMShfiLroN. Proprietor.
MARINE VILLA. CAPE MAY CITY. MI,
OPEN y Mr. teais S y ~ q sfsih HssesMt
T1HE NEW coLgMPTA, la
CAPE Mt SfE n = JUNE sru GAf
MIR; CHARLES DUFFY, late Of Continental noteI
With Mo- nss
rooms dining room to seat 500 guests three private
S s SEEM
families Until June LIST address No. l94O North 18Th
street fniiaaelpha. After that date at Cape May.
T,HE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GREENBRIER Co. VIVA.
m ss sns assS
full Waters wonderful in their therapeutic ef- lI !
SIS per mouth Circulars descbins hysenS sdy ana
'.Ess l@.n W. Sst on application prnnus ,.
WAyERLY HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
water Baths in the house. Ell ctric Bells Gae VNAQ
and all the conveniences of stclass hotel
jel-2m J. L. BRYANT
CA MsIs.c JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL P: o.AAA
from Washington on Conduit road: the finest ID
STEe from city strictly enforced LARGEsT
my4-4m
oCKWooD HOUSE. HARPER'S FERRY, WEST
~ Va. rebuilt and newly furnished rooms "A
No malaria or mosquitoes: Table board un- YEAe
cording location Of rooms Special terms for
Oren JUNE 10th. 1883. MRS. s. E. LOVETT, Pro.
prietress. my26- ON
CoLToN's SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES
c0S.t down the river; fine fishing Clustering. IA
Terms 50 per day r. o J. co sHSr 2g Pro
prietor. Milestown P. o.. St Msry's Co.. Nd jeI-2m'
THE ARGYLE. OCEAN END OF COMA
ns'sSas iysHSf h ais8f f pEySpriere.s %
CONGRESS HALL.
" tEAA
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A CHARGE OF HIGHWAY R0BgEBY.-Onicer Bran.
son, or the South Washington precinct last Satur-
aay arrested John H. stephens, on charge of
highway rebberT. IL Is charged that he knocked
gown george A. Fletcher in January, 1882 on
iMaryL.nc avenue southwest, and stole SO from
niLl The case was continued In the Police Court
thiS morning till next Friday.
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OvER7o0 ladies and gentlemen went on the com
plimentiry excursion given Saturday evening on
the steamer Armenia.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BRACELETS chased all around, 81 Or. Prigg'
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"Alderney Dairy WagOns.,s
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in X-lb. "Ward" prints S5c per TO-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mix,
&c. per qt. Cream, 15c. pint.
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A GAMBLING House FOR CoLoEED WogES-A
mulatto girl, about sixteen years old. was tried
oeIore Judge Shell this morning for keeping dis
orderly house IL D street alley The testimony of
a large crowd OF COiored girls was to the effect
that the defendant kept gambling house for COL
0Ted women. Several coIored girls testified to
having played cards for money on various occa-
slons IN the DEFENDANTS house. tine of s25 or 30
DAYS was imposed, and an appeal Was noted.
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Good C1guas eat LOyvl Prices.
Send for O. B. C. Sixes-long Havana filler
q hundred. 7. "A. Ofterdinger, manufacturer
'Iu street, A-W,f,m5t
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-10-25

Fred Phillips has been down to Indiana
on business.
Mr.. Rswson of Decatur is plastering A.
Bryant's house
Mrs. James Abrams went to Chicago last
week TO visit her brother, Mr. Beddo.
We congratulate you Amos. If Marianne
Noticeable cooks your potatoes, they'll surely
be we'll done.
Marrying and giving in marriage seems to
he the order of the day down i'll Hamilton.
Who comes next
From rumors in the air, we may expect
something to "drap' one of these days, that
will astonish everybody-but good grangers.
The Hamilton fair occurred this year on an
unfair day. and it is fair to conclude that, on
account of the unfair weather, the fair was
an unfair sample of Hamilton fairs.
If the interest already manifested in our
Sunday school proves to be permanent, it is
bound to be success, and evergreen dur
ing the present winter at least. There has
been steady increase in members every
Sunday. and better still, almost everyone be-
comes worker, either as officer, teacher, or
scholar. There is room for more, 80 come
everybody, and we will try and make the
hour pleasant and profitable one.
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Porter.

Mrs. Grace Barker has new Eureka wind
mill.
Chances are very fair for another we'd
ding in the near future.
Quite a good many Porterites attended the
Dowagiac fair last week.
JIM McLain il home from Dakota, look
ing not go very "hale and hearty
Misses Ella and Ida Hathaway are attend
ing Oak Park Seminary at Paw Paw.
Sunday school was recently organized at
the South Porter school house by Rev, Mr.
Watkins. James Nash Sup't.
Mrs. Amos Hall recently took q dose of
chloroform, previous TO having some teeth ex
tracted. and not recovering rs soon as was
expected, physician was called who found
her in a critical condition, and it was only
after hard struggle that she was aroused
from the deep sleep which came near being
her last.
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Obseryer's Observations.

The frog season Id drawing to close.
David Woodman is re shingiing his house
Coy. Woodman is building new horse
barn.
DR.. Maynard has new burglar proof
safe.
DR.. Andrews is airing brand new har =
ness.
Waverly wheat is trying hard to look
green.
Corp. Ben. Holt has built new addition
to his dwelling.
Jim. Galligan lost young Norman colt
last week.
The wood stealing season is at hand.
Look out for powder!
r. G. Nash has got TO be a city chap. he
resides next door to us.
Yellow-legged chickens retail at our mar
kets for l215 cents per pound.
Lew. Salisbury and family will leave town
and occupy G. f. Galligan's farm.
julius H. Dean and wife have returned
from their visit to 10 the state of New York.
Ed. Annable went down TO Charley Lin
beck's the other day and bought him a male
pig.
speculative rooster wanted to buy Ed
son Woodlands Shetland pony and stripe
it up for an American zebra.
The pumpkin pie season is in full blast.
Pumpkin PIES are the best sparkling pies
manufactured. Try them; we have.
Hogs are doing the greater part of corn
husking in this vicinity. The principal OBJ
lection is that they do not crib the grain.
An old lady of Waverly, while giving her
husband big jawing the other morning, was
taken with lockiaw. The old man cured her
| by thrusting a big chew of tobacco down her
throat Women should be careful about
using their jaws too much.
It made Paw Paw chap awful mad the
other day. when his mother.in-law intercept
ed slushy letter TO his best girl and stuck
| it under his nose, asking him if he was not
ashamed of himself, etc. In less than half
a second he began to call on the rocks and
mountains.
S. ID. Searls is the unlucky owner of n
| large stag hog. with tusks like the wild boars
of Africa. Last Sunday morning his hog
1 sup SOt OAl hlo hillSu OilO uOIbo dilO
badly mutilated another before he could be
stopped in his mad career. 1t is bad prac-
tice for farmers to raise hogs large enough
TO kill q pair of horses.
Capt. Hepdryx of the Courier, says that
Galligan had his Dauntless colt at the Do
wagiac fair but did not trot him, az he was
just recovering from pink-eye. The colt
was entered in his class, and notwithstand-
ing the pink-eye, took his position on the
track, Thursday forenoon, with Rash Hen
dryx as driver, winning first money and dis
tancing the whole field SO badly that the
Captain like many others, thought he hadn't
been started. Ask Rash.
A Lee district farmer has commenced the
construction of carp pond. When com
pleted, it will be rods square and from 3
TO 4 J feet deep, banks laid with stone, and
the pond fed bya windmill. Fish are the be 81
brain food known, and ever since he has been
figuring on this enterprise, his health has
been rapidly improving. Every invalid
should have a carp pond, the larger the carp
the better for his health
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Law ton.

Ernest Gardner of Kalamazoo, was in town
Sunday.
Miss Gertie Bitely went to Pierson on a
visit last week.
A sister from the west is visiting Mrs.
John Nicholson.
VIM. Simmons is humping the telegraph
instrument at Comstock.
The Odd Fellows have moved into their
new hall. They have good one.
Meetings at the NJ. f. church every even
ing this week except Monday and Saturday.
George Showers returned from Three
Rivers last Saturday, where he has been
telegraphing.
They have first-cass Joke on one of the
boys, but we don't propose 10 give him away.
Mistakes will happen.
Marvin Jones of this village is very sick,
as is also the father OF 1. Nj. Hayden who
has been here on visit.
Charley Drowley and wife, who left for
OREGON rot long since, have returned
Michigan is good enough.
Rev. II. West and wife were surprised last
week hy visit from their daughter whom
they had not seen for eight years.
John Mitchell has moved into Alonzo
MitchelI's house, and w. ID. Wright has
moved into the house formerly occupied by
John.
.Theres music in the air The boys
have organized brass band. We pity
those who are obliged to listen to the heart
rending wall that gushes from their instru-
ments.
The Baptist social at the residence OF
elder West was well attended. Receipts
5000. The Elder and his wife know how
20 make it pleasant at their house, for both
old and young.
The Kalamazoos were to have played the
Jawton second nine last Saturday, but it was
GO cold they did not come. 1t was, no doubt
!, Good thing for the second nine, who would
have felt cold after the game.
The Lawton base ball team have wound
80 ,he season with seven victories and nC
defeats. In these games the Lawtons have
scored lag and their opponents AZ. The
.c,nb has not been defeated in the past fou
seasons seas very good record for countr!
n cfrh
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CORRESPONDENCE.


Miss Dora Otto il visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Wheeler.
Mrs. Frank belong nouns the loss OF
one OF her pet canaries. Too much cat.
What has become of the Gliddenburg cor
respondentS He hasn't shown up lately.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Breed spent last Sab
bath at VIM. Belongs, Bert's father-in-law
Vet. Varney's little babe was buried Last
Monday. Funeral services by Elder Reese
of Bangor, at the Hicks school house.
Wonder what attracts Will Russell over
this way. He comes pretty often. What
ever il il, we fear he will Carrie il away.