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, 1883-09-20
UNITED STATES District Land Office,

Olympia. washington Territory. J
Notice is hereby given that, I'm compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress
approved June 3, 1878, entitled IAN act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States OF CsIifor.
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
ington Territory, has this day filed IN this
once his application to purchase the lot 3 and
or of SO Or and hf Of Sc or OF sec. No. %, in
township No. % north, range No. west o! the
Willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims in this
office within sixty t6Ol days from date hereof
Given under my hand at my Office. in Oiym-
pa. ". T. this ssth day OF August, A. d.
1883.
JoHNF. CONVEY.
p low Register of the Land Office
, 1883-09-20
United States District Land Office,
Olympia Wasbinotnn Tarriforu

OIynpId, W WdSHHRGOH ItIrIrOTy.
ne = oiGny sis.. IN, 'i,, ~
proved June 3, 1878, entitled "An Act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of Califor-
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" William l. Church .Jr., of Claam County,
Washington Territory, has this day filed in
this office his application to purchase the ne.I4
of Sec No. Is ia tip No. 80 north, range No.
west of the Willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
are hereby quired 70 file their claims in this
office within sixty t60) days from date hereof
Given under II y hand. Mt my Office, in Olym-
pia, W. T.. this lst day of September, A. ID 1888
JOHN F. CONVEY,
2g-l0w Register of the Land Office
, 1883-09-20

AAn a week made at home by the
k9 ~ industrious. Best bu.iness now before
~ the public. Capital not needed. We
"A ~ will start you. Men, women. boys and
GUH ~ girls wanted everywhere to work for us.
u ~ ~ Now il the time. You work in
spare time, give your whole time TO the business.
No other business will pay you nearly n well. No
enc can fail to make enormous pny, by engaging
OF once. Costly outfit and terms free Money
made fast, easily and honoraby. Address TRUK
j Co., Augusta, Maine. Ally
, 1883-09-20
Us. LAND orBIcs At OLYMPIA W. t

August ~, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas Meagher
has filed notice OF intention to make hnal proof
before ID. W. Smit Notary Public. at his officc
in Port Angeles, w. T., on Tuesday, the 18th
day of October, A. D., 1888, on preemption d. 5.
No. 5SO5 for the lots and of sec 10, tip 30 II,
q west.
He names Us witnesses: Siias Goodwin, J.
Leadbeatter, Charles Morse and David McClose
all OF Port Angeles, W. T.
27:6w JOHN f. CONVEY. Register.
U, $. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.
August 30, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that Oliver W. Smith
has filed norice of intention TO make final proof
before a. W, Smith, Notary Public, at his office,
in Quiloute, W.T., on Wednesday. th8 10th day OF
October, AID. 1888, on pre-emption ID. s. No 6563,
for the u OF ne 4 sw u Of ne =, and So 4 Of
NV Il OF sec tp. p n, II west
He names witnesses: Charles Cupiti II. D.
Pullen. L. A. Esiworltry, and Frank Balch. all of
Quilleute, W. Il.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
sJ-6w Register of the Land Office.
, 1883-09-20
JOHN F. CONVEY,
Rauistar af fha land lffica
LIS LLNn OErICE At OLrNrfA. VIII

c. 5. LAND UFfICk At ULrAfiA, W II,
August IT, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that Marquis ID. Pnlen
has fled notice OF intention 10 make Hnal proof
before the clerk OF the probate court at his Office
in New DnnSeness. W. T., or Saturday. the 18th
day OF Octob obsr 1881, on Homestead application No.
1894, for the hf OF So Or OF of sec = and sw or
OF Or, and NV or OF sw qr or Sec s. tip Is II, II
wesI.
lie names as witnesses: Peter Fisher Frank
T. Bach, Oliver Smith and q. i. Nelson, all OF
Ouilleute p. o., Clalam County, W. It.
JT6U JOHN f CONVEY Register.
, 1883-09-20
peopIe are ALWAYS on the

HEiEkl II lookout for chances TO increase
hi Ex W their earnings, and in time become
EE HINHli wealthy; those who do not improve
HiySu their opportunities remain in power
~ = ". We offer n great chance to make
money. We want many men, women, boys and
girl TO work for right in their own localities.
Any one can do the work properly from the first
start The business will pay more than Ten times
ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails 10 mako money rapidly
You csIn devote your whole time TO the work, or
only your spare moments Full information and
all that is needed sent free. Address STISsoN i
Co., Portland, Maine. 7-lY
, 1883-09-20

In fever and ague districts in tropical and
other regions visited 10y epidemicS, and indeed in
all localities where the conditions are unfavOTlble
to health, this famous vegetable inyigurant and
Alternative HOStetteT's Stomach BitteTS, has been
found potent safeguard even TO feeble cOnstitu-
tions and fragile frames. while a C IRE for Indi-
yeStion, billiousness and kindred complaints, il
il without II rival.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally
, 1883-09-20

SAwS FILED on SHORT NOTICE
- and In first-cIaSs style ~
Port Townsend. NEWELL GERRlsH. .
, 1883-09-20
U. LAND oFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". t.

August II Io6S. J
Notice is hereby giventhat Robert Firth, Sr:
has fled notice OF intention to mako final proof
before the Clerk OF the Probate Court NJ his office
in Friday Harbor W. T., on Wednesday, the 10Th
day of October, A. ID. 1888 on Homestead applica-
tion No. 3037 for the lots Sand OF sec. II, and
iot 5nw |. ofnw i of sec Ie. tp 81 n,r3w.
He names as witnesses: Israel katZ. William
Bell Christopher ROslor and Robert Frazer, all
OF San Juan, W. 7. ~
, 1883-09-20
UNITED STATES D1srnIcr LAND OFFIcE,

a6-I0w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
III

Bevor i'd aber pon bent 6biere erldble
mnB i'd BON BEN Weniden ipre9en, 3u
oenen es IN naber geiiebuns seitanoen
bat.
NiGem meine eeier pieIeid sufGnis,
mas Elm vthuishsalder" 1T? @emiB nidt
Qae unb nil i'd e ibnen barum tlar
MAIDEN. Sn Der Sprade bes norbbols
ldnoiiden Sladlanses peritebt man barr
unter Elm an9enommenes 6inb, Elm Rinb,
oas man in bic Samilie aufsenommen bat
UNI es, rpie bic ei9enen ~ unterbaIten uno
,u periorsen.
Der ReseI mad seb6rt es ein.m arn,en
SerpanOten on, ooer es lit ems iener biilfs
loien Waiien, Die man ni9t germ Der
0itentIiden WObItSdtisfeit unbeim seben
mil.
Gin ioldes Sinb anSunebmen III bel ben
2anOleuten ni6ts Seltenss; lelit benen, bic
ionit weber s~utmditbig nod frsisebig iinO,
tOmmt es ni6t oarauf an, einen Oiuno
mebr 81 %fiittern. Der Sreitopf lit INNER
nod groB 9enus, uno oa ieoes e~inSelne
6amilieumitglieb, ie mad ieiner Sefdbis
suug unb Strait, AUDI tbeilnimmt an Der
~ uerri6tenoen @rbeit, 10 wG9lt Der
Snabe, Oas Otdb9en aui, nm ipdter einen
Rne6t, cine 0tago gu erieten unb 10 bic
9enOiienm BObItbaten Su uer9elten.
@lei9wobl lit bas Zoos Oieier &inber
ui6t INNER ein sIitIi9es gu nennen.
Sine w%crttbdtise, ii6 itets glei6 bleibenOe
Siebe, Die ni9t ~erfaltet unO Ii9 ME per.
leu9net lit cine gu sroBe Seltenbeit, ni9t
unter ben Vauen ALIEN, lOnoern unter
ben Wenl6en I'M Qugemeinen, uno spi.
i9en Der &bat oeS Inns i6auebolens" in
Der erlten @uiwallung natiirli9er @uts
berSi9teit uno Dem auf Die 0auer rim
0aule6ebalten" lie9t cine weite Strete,
Die ielten SuriidSeleSt miro, obne baB Die
Selbltiu9t elm WOrt mitrebet, bic Qaune
ii9 duoert; Der Gimme Der Yarmbersig.
teit S9wei9en 9eboten wirb, in elmer
@eiie, Die es Sweiielbaft eri6einen laBt,
oh bas ms Saus gebolte 6ino aud wirts
Ii6 ein 9eim sefunoen.
Sinii3tli9 Oes Yfleslinss Der Srau
Jteimfes unb ibres Mannes fOnnte barber,
wenisitens 10 LANCE bic gritere lebte, tein
3weifel obwalten. Oas Gbepaar mar auf
ionberbare Wsiie in ben Yeiib bes &inbes
setommeu, Nismano wuBte re9t wie, unb
es liefen bariber 10 piele unsIoubIi@ tIias
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30

RsrpSies unb biliSies &opfwsb, iopis
ale Magsns unb llnterleibsleiben sebeilt
bar9 Or. pierce's "Pellets" ODER anti
bili0ie 60rnden. 25 Gents bic Slaide.
Reine biai9en Sdadteln, norm bic &rdfte
oes MitteIs p~srIoreu seben. = Yei gpos
tbeferm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Batter miro tpieOer tpobl.

.Wleins tSdter ias,2:
lin nj. pieI psslsr n Batter. felt r Sspf,nscittsss
ssbrau6t."
bar srtlGrten 9eieen,
.uus mir Nns bartbsr 10 irot. bas a Ssr Sitter 81
bran4t hat - Sine . q m c aus Utica, ". y.
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Giner 3o6ter Glemo.

eli SABRE lang hat anItrt SsAt.r aat sen 0t.&bak
selestR,
.Su Ssls. siRr SsayIieatiss psa Nt9sas, kSas sps
rbeumatiiden eeteen unS TesenISwiSe.
-Sn Der phtse Der btittR Aejte,
-Welde benz 9ttssI peri Sts Eamen tetleatsa
-aber ohue aaea Grfsls.
.uus i.st IN h. bird elm 70 ,inads Mittsl nj. Asp,
len SitterH, oas MIR. eht mir 60 sraudteH. Sasre lang bak
ten bel Seite liegtn lahen, Siesrberseteat uus frsSt ppR
~blhbsHSsr GeiRnsttit.~ II | { GIterH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30

VEIN!
81. ~frdHteIts nHs lit nab i&ssas lett Satrex aa1sIs
Zig babiu.
-Gi, 1r,,e uist.n tEr aiSts;
vuns iuI,yt wurst he sarS ben 6syf.s-puta. zen ssa
bic Seitupstn 10 stti iasss, stbtat.
.Ntrtli6! @irtliAl
Vie ssunar isGtsn mir for Si.i. Hesi,ta fea."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30

CMtausfSisss uatr,itt ussleu, Aarsustel ruS Ben
srAsnnssu: - &srirt e6lassaishe ,rsmyt NIB pers
asnsst. "a. " ~ eta %rsti,nsss ans seianss abflbrpttt<
tel SSsta esrsfnIa ans einss soil, S. Rytaussbras
- asnsSt fSIs&ta attss IL sutw,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
WeriebIt mie feline @irfmma.
Sit lie %geitorben?

g. n. artitsns,n, ao.s,, u.s paux.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08

ev, 4. Y. Wisweu. After passing
over the article year after year for
more than generation, the town
changed to the more conservative view
and directed its SeIectmcn to procure
a safe for its town records and papers.
1t also voted to pay the State school
tax out Of the funds in the Treasurer S
hands, instead Of raising the GUS
tomarv State school tax. This, with
the legitimate town expenses, the in
tcrest on the bonded debt, and the
payment Of $1,000 towards the pTinci-
pal, required a total tax Of 1O7 cents
on the dollar. or about l04 cents on
the dollar, after making the discount
to lie allowed fer prompt payment. 4
highway tax Of - cents on the dollar
(being five more than the amount Tc
Quired by Iaw,) was voted. The Te-
port Of the town officers was accepted,
with the exception Of that of Oyersecr
Of the Poor. Considerable discussion
was elected upon the Oyerseer's bill in
the case Of the Robinson child, result
ing in the passage Of a resolution Is-
fusing to accept the Overseer's report
in this case. and another directing the
Selectmen to promptly investigate the
matter and protect the towns interest
in the case. The claim made, we be-
lieve. sin substance this : That David
Sherwin, the Oyersccr, designing to
adopt the child from the first, charged
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08
HARDWEGN.

Thcroolo of H.R. Maok's house at Mack
Vile was partially burned of one day
last week.
The musical Festival closed on Thurs
day last with a grand concert. The con-
ventiOn was a success every way.
Arthur Clement and family moved to
Nori,yiIie Mouday,he has gone there to
work for his brother in the furniture
business.
Geo. French returned from \. Y.
on Saturday. He now is a genuine NJ. j.
Geo. is good fellow and deserves sue
cess.
The mixed train going west carly Tues
day morning ran oil the track just below
the village throwing three freight cars
off the track just after passing the bridge
and leaving the passenger car Just i'll the
| end Of the bridge there was several pasScn-
| GERS int the car but no one hurt, but Henry
| Stevens agent for c. Ii. {. q Son says he
| was scared. At five o'clock the track
! was not clear. TO outsiders little differ
| cut management would seem to be for the
! best interest of the road.
/ Town officers for IIardWicll. Clerk and
| Treasurer, \. T. Wag; Sclcctmcn. VIM
! y. Bronson. T.. y. Button and ID. s.
! Chubb; Listers, l.. d. Leayitt, Geo. 5
! Whcatlcy and VIM. Davis; Auditors, Vt
/ V. b. Hathaway, G. NJ. Bailey and Hon
j. II. George; Oyersccr. >. ID. Lcavitt
/ Town Supt. of Schools, j. IL. McLOud,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08


Taa lyiio".H| "45ie@rs Tor 'he l[t9'"II
quarter OF the /. q. Of c. I. were elected
ana aa.I installed 1J i recent I'ieeIilIH
/. 1nl'h' W. 9. I 'L,'ra H. ,r ih%,'I'
Corsa. w, 4,S,; lena Brown. ". +. :. ;
Amos Town.W. T.; Rev. T. W.LeWis, W.
c.: Carrie FauHcc. ". T. &C.; G. Brown,
W. 0. g.: Fred MouItou. ". NJ: Helen
Parish. w.D. NJ; Ncttie Story, ". r. \.
:: Matte Nuttfnn. W. /. II. s.; Horace
Fauncc. =. We. +.
M II .7,,-t,,, -,1,.lo ,i1fno, with
ot'a,.s -, ,Thrr.'i,,- ni~ht Of Iasf week
,,-.,, +rrn,,., ,,, tio i7i,r, nor fire orist
mill and had her right arm fractured
near the shoulder We learn that the
sleigh Int log apparently to near the
road. DIS; James and ide set the arm on Oh
Friday and Mrs. > IS said TO be DONG as
well as could be expected through suffer-
ING greatly from her misfortune.
Mr.. RAYMOND Is about shipping more
potatoes TO market.
NJ - " Tr,,I,,o viii soo,, 90, f., South
1-,,,,,f,,,r.,', No. MI, ,.i,.,, e. En,
'',i -
III. v''sl ,'i''' ''''''',,'' an " i'i''''
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08

The most enjoyable occasion OF the
season was the family reunion of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas O'brine one day last week it
being the anniversary of their marriage
their six children and their husbands and
wives being present and by invitation Of
the children large number of neighbOrS
Joined them taking the Old people entirely
bvSurprise. The gifts were rich and varied
anl the repast was the richest and most
extensive we ever saw on similar
occasion.
J. Harvey Bryant Of Burlington is visit
ing his parents and friends in town.
Clarence Putnam is about moving onto
hisuewly purchased farm nj North VOL
colt. Clarcncei5 one OfUUr most industIi-
Gus and upright young men, and we regret
very much to lose him from our midst.
Miss Ecttic Spauliing closed her school
with an entertainment and picnic Oh the
2ud inst.
List of town officers: Town Clerk, Y.
Camp: SelecJmcn, /. ii. Doty. i. Il.
GooIeIl. and l.. 4. Hale; 0yerseer Poor,
c. = Parker; Constable. \. Camp; List
erS. :. \. Oimstcad, Z. l.. Merritt, and w.
". DelanO: Fence Viewers. Q. D. Bacon,
j. Camp, and ". i. Churchill; Town
Grand Jurors. II. Churchill. Z. ;. rarkcr.
and &. +. Morse; SUpt. Schools, W. f.
Colby: Auditors. \. II. Kelley. b. +.
Morse. and W. w. DcIano; Voted tax of
80 cents on Grand List to furnish sineWs
for keeping road in repair.
Mrs. &. ;. Parker is improving.
Mrs. J. F. Parker about the same.
Mrs..A. u. Kelley is unable to step yet.
Willie DancIs gets around little with the
lAl1, Of p,rt ph4-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08
mNRTi4 MGIEOTT.

O. Z. CroweIl people have moved
Albany.
II. W. Camp has most of the timber
for Il new house and barn.
Three yung ladies from this place
tend the spring term Of school at sI.,
vile.
Mrs. J. 4. Strong is on the gail
|. C.SanbOrn.
| Geo. Hunt. OF fIopkinton, Mass, y
q flying visit TO relatives in this plact
week,
| d. \. Hutchins has hired out to j.
Boynton for one year.
Clarence Putnam and wife have me
OH to the CrOwell place.
School clo2d last Friday. Nunbe1
scholars twerty-seven, whole attendI
thirteen bundled and eighty. Ave- j
attendance. wenty-fOur. Names
scholars having no absence are in
baldwin, Willie Baldwin, Eddie Spe
and Leila UOtOn, while several 81
! had an absence OF only one day. II
missing no words III spelling durin9{
entire term were Ella Strong, Ina W
ster and Emma Putnam. Although
reputation of he school formally IS
one to be cuyi.d, ! am pleased to
that this wlntr it has been very plea:
and profitable. and in my estimate
will more than stand on an average '
schools of itssize. Tie scholars l
nv hearty thanks for the interest
pIaveG. as ais do Mr.. Boynton pee
for = sociablemd candy pull gwen
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CAMBRIDGE E0R9.

Town officers: clerk. ". II. GriSWold-
Selectmeu, d. c. walker, Henry Thomas,
y. b. Page; Treas, F. Wctherby; Over
seer. c. b. Buker; First and Second
Coustablcs. \. Mcclellan, John Duffy;
Listers. Chas. Hobcrt. Isaac Chase. and
f. ). Edwards; Town Agt.. 3. F. wiley;
Supt.. Carrie l. carroll. Votes for COM
missioners: waite, 81; Smith, 81.
re. Gilbert, dentist, will be at " hip
pies Hotel in Cambridge, for a few days
commencing March Sth. and Will be there
as much Of the time is he finds plenty OF
work to do.
The school in District No Cambridge,
closed Friday Feb. ., Sarah J. Blood,
Teacher. Whole number Of scholars 81.
average attendance % 5-iO. The name OF
those having 10 absences. Lizzie RIce,
Cora and Emma Mudgett. Julia. Grace,
Nettie and Emma Davis. Eda. Eta and
Ida Reynolds. Arthur Bartlett. Absent
but one day. Fred Rice, Ralph Mudgctt,
Carroll Bartlett. Absent one half day
RaIph Randall.
Emma Davis and Arthur Bartlett, each
five wears old, have attended the school
three terms without absent or tardy
marks.
The winter term Of school in District
! No. Q closed Feb. 23d. whole number oI
scholars IS, average IS. Those having
no absent marks are Julia Ferry, Charlie
/ Iarabcc. Melville Maurice, Victor Brown
! those not tarty are Lewe Brown. Annie
! WhccIock. Gcrtic WILDER. Nathan Smile
| Victor Brown, Ashton Brown: those hay
| ING perfect rcoitatiOus are marked 100. anD
a deduction Of one for every imperiec
lesson. In Arithmetic: George Maurice
90 GEORGE Stevens 93 Willie I.aTabeC 81
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NogTH HYDE PARK

The Graded school at this place CLOSED
f7riJ,, Fnh Dad: whole number oIV
scholars. II; average daily Attendance
al. Scholars having the best marking III
the MINER ,Ianarmcut are :-GertlG llH!.
Iinafon. 100: Jennie Kinds, 100; .N}G5CoI,
croker 100 CORA y ilgQ- -.
Ag.r. 100; Frank Hazard, 100; Erastus
Kinds. 100: Fred Wilcox, 100; Annie
I.a..e. %; Sarah Stuillebean, 80 sym
smith. 50; Mildred Peck, %; Della Ma
sure. 50: Olive Masure. 95; Harry Park
er. o.: Homer Buckley, 95; Fred Gates,
/ %; Willie Fletcher, %; Eugene Stullie-
bean. So; Charlie Andrews, s.. Scholars
having no absence are :-Nettic Crocker,
| Cora Wilcox. Della Masure. Mildred
! Peek, Frank Hazard, Eugene Stutl!ebean,
| Lucy Allen. Mabel Gray, Eifie Gray,
/ Essie Page, Nora Page, Leroy GrisWold.
| Those having only one day each ter
/ tha Andrews. ArabeiIa Fletcher, liner
Foss. Lem. Page, Otis Page. For good
attendance and earnest endeayOrs for i'm
! proyement. the scholars have the thanks
/ and best wishes Of their teachers.
LIZZIE NJ. PATCH,
LIZZIE \. DEMO.
this nIacc Feb. llth, Nellie Ferry,
daurhter of Bro. c. c. Ferry, aged II
wears and 10 months. The dispatch sug-
| gested the following:
! ssNeIIie my daughter Is dead"
Dear brother come quickly and see;
! Words from the book We want said,
! That will comfort our loved ones and rae.
''ElI come the lightning said"
| Although in weakness ii be,
With comfort the book is filed,
To Jesus we look, for It's Ho
Words of comfort were spoken by the
writer from Dad Timothy. i, and s.
,.ita
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08

and detectives Weldon and Mccain
stand rendered him valuable assist
ance while in Boston. Their interest
taken in the case showed that they
were alive to the obligations Of the
Office.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08
NEWS B. CT9LZEEg
RRNRATE NOTICE..

UnsiI further notice tine Probate Court for ths
District OF LamoiiIe, viii he held at the Court
lIJu-,, in HYDE Park, on Monday and Thursday
OF each week, and ON saturday from 10 L. 4. IN.
20 Il m, and from p. IN. 10 80 p. m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-08
HAY FOR. SALE!

About Ten tons fair quality Hay for sale, on
the Peak place, near Hyde PurI, Centre.
{. s. MOVES,
March IN. TIT
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LOW

Harding & Thayel
single machine into tN
Parker q Kinney IN
machinery into their mil
ing sounding boards for
The neighbors and frielN
Mrs. S. 4. Hall gave the
surprise visit recently. upon
nivcrsary Of their marriage.
Two or three of our town
subpwnaed to appear as witnes
case of II. d. Bruce, of Westlie
the U. S. District Court, at Bun
this week. \
Ralph Harding and Miss Kate 81
son. of Barnet, celebrated st. Vale
day IN ernest, with the assistance Q
T. L. Iealy.
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BOR


COOK-Aat Lyons Falls, y. y, March 5,
son to Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Cook.
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8, 81, R,R, TImE TRBLE,

Trains moving East. / Trains moving West.
Rt1E Dorurard Rcod TPrI'd.
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ST,L,&L,G,R.R. TINE Ta9LE.

MliI. NPN'dI stations. Mali M'N'd
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-02
Minor Notes.

Samuel Reeves, an old and wealthy citizen of
knlghtstown, died yesterday.
The famous George Hazard is Mt present
making mis- home with his sister residing at La
fountaine, Wabash county.
On Wednesday night fire destroyed the farm
house of D. C. Hager, near Columbus, causing
loss of some 81, 900; partially insured
A fire at Hartsville, Bartholomew county,
Wednesday afternoon, destroyed a boarding
house of Mr.. ID. Best, valued at about $1,000.
Fully insured.
Mr.. VIM. Hawkins of Shoals, the person whose
right arm torn off the 9th day of last
January, by being caught in the machinery in
johnson & ChenoweJh's stage factory, has filed
his complaint against said parties, setting his
damages at 100000
The libel suit of George Sage of Columbus for
$4,000, against Aaron DAVIS, a wealthy farmer
of Let's Corner, Jennings county, for certain al
legged slanderOus publications in the Daily Dem
ocrat, over Davs's signature, some months ago,
will bestried in the Circuit Court on Monday.
The Laporte County Times, published at West
ville has ceased to exist and the office material
has been sold to +. ii. Chandler, of Rochester,
who proposes starting paper at that place, He
also purchases the type and presses that were
usedin printing the late defunct Laporte Daily
Times.
1t is reported that ice gorge in the St. Jo-
seph river at Hen Island, two miles above Mis-
hawaka, is of immense proportions, completely
damming up the main channel of the river Tor
the distance of of over a mile, and changing the
current of the stream around over the adjacent
lowlands.
1t Will not be known for several days how
many of the furnaces at the De PAW glass
works, New Albany, will have to be rebuilt.
But one, SO far, has been pulled Down. Slow
fires have been placed under all of them to dry
them out, and the amount of injury can only be
known when they are dried
The members Of the Methodist church at
Columbus have adopted model mode of raising
$500 re pay off an tncumbrance on the parson-
age. The members carry around large-sized
ear1hen egg with slit in it lust large enough
for nickies, dimes and quarters, When person
is met the egg Is held out, and the mite is
dropped into the egg.
An industrial association has been organized
at Columbus, with B. B. Jones, president; j. F.
Gent, vice-president; William Wicker, secretary;
Richard Thomas, corresponding secretary, and
George Pence cashier. All the leading citizens
and business men are members. The object is
looking to the future prosperity of the city, and
inducing manutaetures to locate at that point