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BOARDING
WANTED,


A Nl,l Residence ou Washington street
" ON iu, ul street ears Apply To
U-Itt' I 4 BLAIR
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by calling at Carter y Moorcs or j.
l.. Curui-h's drug store, you can get a
Wmplc bottle Of Dr. Busauko's cough
ard hung syrup, which will relieve the
most uhstiua cough or cold aud show
you what the regular fifty 10 cent bottle
SIZE viii do. When troubled with
asthma, bronchitis, dry, hacking cough,
rains in the chest and ali discusses Of the
throat aud lungs try IL sample bottle Of
this mcdiriur.-t6O7lw
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Ladies.

Remember you can iiudafull and com
plete assortment Of mi iiuerS all the
summer novelties, all the new shades,
trimmings Of every description, hair
goods too ted Gus to mention, hu p
skirts, corsets, gloves and fans. Come
and see me. No troub q to hoT goods.
Dress making, dress charts, aud plrut-
ing machines. Mis- Il, y. DnaH,
No, j25 Austin St, mp STAIRS.
-Og1Df0
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Eleven years our daughter suffered on
"a bed Oi misery,
From "a complication OF kidney, HY'I'
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility,
Under the care of the best physicians,
.'Who ave her disease various names,
But no relief,
And now She is restored to a. IN good
health by rs simple rene iy A. Hop Bit
tiers. that we had Stunned lur years before
uriug IT, -IHR PAEL>Is.
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u3.l9tc 81 Aus in Avenue.
, s
II farmers AMI others continue to buy
dust and ashes put ur in big packs and
sold for condition powders 1t won't b..
our fault. W. have exposed the sw!udlr
time and again. Shvridaus Powders
% q the only sind we know Of worth ear
I>lug home. -O6O7dwlw'
An old nurse says: Ackcrs English
remedy is best for coughs, Group, diuh-
liberia or bronchitis. Sold by Castles,
Morrison y Co, druggists, Waco, Texas.
-Oi9d&wly.2
\ nasal injector free with each bottle
OF Shlioh's catarrh remedy. Price 80
cents. Sold 10y Castles, Morrison n Co
Druggists, Waco, TcXas.-O2OSGm-
For headache constipation and Billions
me-. use Bnilcy's Saline Apcrient.--
OuO7Iwlw.
Monte Cristo cigar is guaranteed clear
Havana.
Use Little Joker, long cut for Gig.
arcttes.-OjOStt
Lnttle Joker tobacco Is the purest and
best. Try It,. OjuStf
The latest style OF ring bangles, with
milpah souvenir engraved on, in raised
letter, at j. Lryiusk''s -ai2ltc
s-s
The cN-sherin of lrelell county, n.
g. MIR. W. f. Was ON, snys: Browns
Iron Biiters has improved my digestion
and good lpUltl " 5-l7 lU
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Hniirond N1en ana IeIcgrnpl
operators.

No more honest and hard working class
of people than these. vet they are grncr-
ally poorly paid. They have a great
chance to secure a fortune Rv purchasing
Il ticket which costs only - az tickets
only so, - tickets 5000 in the Common O.
wealth Distribution CO.'S next giunl
Drawing To- he held in Loui.villc. Ky,
june Both. lS>3. Grand capital prize of
,iu,ulU; TWd prize ol $1,000: urilc ut
$1,000; 1850 prizes, amounting tu SIP. 100
send your orders To H. NJ Hutrdmnr.
Louisville, hy.-dwlt
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Clcars out rats, mice. roachrs, flies, ants,
bod-bugs. ,kunks, chipmunks, gophcrs.
. cents, Dwggists.-2
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~ = 7 Moo 7 U
b. q. ". DAVID - .puy.--G-l1-,
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10 IA , . ~ t" a WV 7. ~
The state ol rrxus 70 the Sheriff ur amy
Constable OF McLcnnau County
Iou are hereby commanded that you
publish tor twenty day iu 20 newspaper
Published in your Cuulty, "a true copy Of
l.loNiug VIII
The state OF EKa-, County ol McIrunnu.
10 Hll ucr-ou- utorc- ted iu thc Admins
-. ton at lhr o-tlc OF W &. Nc
uu"hcy, dc oa.cd
n. K NpGughry Wyiynp dmuis
traitor. ui the estate ut W. e.. M.Iwgh,,,
deceased, has flied hi final account I'm use
County Court ui Mclruuau county, which
Will Dee acted ut thc next term ui -ril
Count commencing "A the lhId Monday
Iu july l--j, 10 IIo court house lLcUr. T.
Iu 'hc cily pl Marp.nt which tim. Ul per-
. .,u- Interested In -ad estate may appear
HHd contest the same u they -or proper
Witness. H. w. Baker, Clerk e h,
County tuuil a. M,Lonuan county.
Given lNIrr my hand amt 'hc seed uI
.ai.i cuu't. tine 9Jh dag ot June, ls-t
j. " HAhfr
CIk.C G., Mel. Co.,. rrxus.
~ O. W.DAslu. - .puy.-G-ll-d4ui
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During the convention DE Frauci.
garden, the favorlte resort Of Waco. will
be free to all tircmen wearing badges
Roaring fun. Downs Great Laugh
Proyokrrs every night.
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Where do you buy yuur shues3
At Sanger Bros shoe store.
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Axes, per dozen, - -uay 90; nails per keg
tilt'. lW ha-l. .hpr-r shoes 81. WIsU - horse
uaIl,, > "uLi.iai iron, &C. rttv-i hnbri wire,
'ci ilhlu trurr wire, lAHGt; betting IN per
rrnt discounts scale, llONrs', % per cent.
discount; names, - 1attI ODD.
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IWn0lgNr NegcINDl0 FOVCT NnI NgWO
Powders are u sure and sale cure Tor ADJ
malarial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested having been selling ON
their merits for the pat thirty Yeas prn-
cipnlly in the eastern states and in tho
West Indies. STE testimonials, Which can
be had on application. Price ; per box.
Can be- sent by mail. For s,lr 10y Castles,
Morrison ~ Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen.
tral IcXas.-Ol0ilGm.
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Mother swans Worm syrup.


lnnllhlr, tstcles', harmless, cathartic
tor l.vrrisunc,s, rrstlrssncss, worms, con
>tipntiun. - .t--2
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THE EXAMINER
WACO, JUNE 10, 1883.
LOCAL BstL3sIIiES.
lem. OF Interest From Our RE-
p0rtcr-' Note BOOKS.


Plenty oil HWt M the market. inc .ud
r ,,-,
Tile weather yesterday was intcnscN
hr' thermometers reaching incredible nI
ttldys.
-Grecn corn l. being added to th
plentiful supply amt abundant sorts Il
veg, Nn.ts ON tuc ma hcu
.u,....vty .l,Il,,r. .tuI.nt ,..,, .,....,
vj,,nr, A. i,",l', a., "" ~. i,'' ' a.
r..in-, has ,,,t IN, on l,,,,J ,.,,,,
,,u..,,,,., .l.i,,,, r.,. u,.,.
MIN, ,,,., i.,.ii. ',"..
',,' '.., wan" w .lt p'aN'
"r Wv" ,,i VIZ, I,' Io,,' "' coming I'l
wa" "''" F'''"'E l''P'''N'
Nj. j. I Jordan, OF Camden, who l.
publishing Il '''l.' anrr called the Enhr
&C. ,,, III y'', Ii'l .o''u' NJ
a"' ''i'''" ''' '''' '''''''"'t l''l'I'
business is lrrmlly. uiuhtmlly AN,
cNcrurltingly duh owing to the ahscnr,
OF our country cousins. who atcllI orrrl
pied with their crops and in the hlIyes
U'"'
Ouly one ca.r WAS t,ird i'm the recorder
court Yesterday nor! inc. "A baker. cl,,r,rr,
with leaving hi- team uuhItuhrd. ou. 4, hon
"a line ut tiyc dollars and costs was iI
posed.
,.. ,r,,.....
known ns George shorty. Who Tor ,rnr.
u.rI Ia trl.b. nm tnr.r f,.. ,y,,- MOI ,',.
tmuu, lorhnr.e Sealing and sentenced f.,
len years in the prniirntuny.
"A '1IniGd BOY coveted win cheap tin
Sl'is ana 10 I9Wrd 10y a mall procession
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Infaut's ankle ties and slippers black
and colored at Sanger Bros shoe store
-6.3.tc
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Quick. complete cure, all annoying
kidney, bladder ana urinary diseases. 81
druggists.-2
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Ladies Newport ties and opera slip
pers at Sanger Bros shoe store -G.3tc
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Finest, fresh spring water baths in the
stat, at any hour at the Wa'o Laundry,
near Suspension bridge Six baths, hot
or cold, 81. Single bath, % cents
ujnSim
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Apictmr. Tor cents

Mems low Prince Albert -hoee at SIM
ger Bros shoe store. G.3tc
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Bailcys's Saline Apcncnt "a white
powder, and when placed in water, tonm-,
sparklrs, and tastes just like soda water.
1t is very cooling and pleasant, acts
gently upon the bowels, relieves cou-li-
patton, cures sick headache, sour stomach
and heartburn --j-l7 dN'
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Ackcr's celebrated English remedy for
Coughs, Colds and CONSUMPTION. Sold
10y MS on guarantee. Castles, Nlorrl
son ~ Co.. Waco, Texas. OllGdwly-l
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The Acai,my OF Art will open next
week ten cent picture gallery. Im- vii
Doe permanent because the proprietor is
here 10 stay and els "a citizen OF the
tuWn."-lti
Mr., +. O. Cordcs, Warreuton, Texas
says Everybody who uses Browne
Iron BItter- says 1t M the best
Wumcn's sandals aud ladies slippers
IN Sanger Bros shoe store Bite
A thorough course ~ Acker
Elixir viii femOve all tulut
bluol. II curs. scr0fuln, ulCi
aud pImplcs. Sold by Castles, -.
4 Co. drugglatH, Waco,
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ETs nv IEI.EGHAPn
CorrnN

lIyrmuot, June ID Cotton unchanged. In
lands o. lGt; Orleans % lj-lGc. sales 10. uuU
bales E",rlpts i.4NI bale, American i.Ir|
bales.
LnKHrouL, June li.-Night. ct uttou--- mod.
rrt'r enquiry itrriy supplied lplAu l- spot
70 lI-.Gr. Orleans % l#-lHr. sale. 1000 bale
exports amt speculation luoI hair,i American
,i"J bales. Receipts liou bales AIN Amcrl-
can.
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Ice shaved IN SODA water al Carter a
Muuie's fountain. -Uj-l9tf.
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GRAIN AND TKOUUUE.

NEw OuLEAN.. june u.--Slsht rNyhang,
ou Sew York 81 1l per rluu premium
sterling Uuuk exchange Sl.-i -,.
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Monte CrIsto cigar is guaranteed clear
lutubn
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Have yo0 trl'd Monte cd'to Cltars:
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\ nasal injector free with each bottle
of Shiioh's catarrh remedy. Price 80
cents. Sold by Castles, Morrison X Co
Druggists, Waco. Tcxas.-O2OSGm-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

ennches the blood and purifies the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottles
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03
TIE rAEDU:iNG I.1!;rH.


The Trainers ot u.!v cnn:,itn,ion;-
National anN ,>'Atn-.loujl!cS li.nurh.
That The ::rHnt Il uN,j,1itri power Of
pardon 10 Our Chirr Ma~.Sttutc was
founded in wisdom, AMI would sub.
inI1s fSTEH fH e hc 9h 9icaSN chaESN&yfY II SY YiaGHr
laws. And in thc hHn,is OF wise,
"s'rcct and pru,ient Governor, We can
yet reasonably expect Do exercise Of
il I" result in good II the State and a
blessing 10 thc lin.o! ,uMatc inmatcs OF
oar p!'iaon-hou&eS. Hut the rlr,.MinH
power nowadays seems to be carried
TO such an extent by SrMc Of the State
Governors rs 10 amount to 4 practical
Immunity to crime. The Charlotte
od%cFrcr commenting on this s;;hjnc,
says: "I'ovGrnors Elat kburn, of
kcniUckv, and Stcphcns, OF Gcor:.ia,
';vcn to head the list rs tl,c champion
gardeners 50 far, the former having, il
i, said, tuIncd about fifteen hundred
conEictS loose, While !l,c latter is pro-
cCcd.NG at a rate that will tcnyo Black
burn in tie back ground before his
tHr'n rXpircs.' Rather ,nan allow ,his
nn)imilcl, unlicensed exercise Of DOW
cr to thc extent it has been used Of
ia:e, il would be better, Yes, tcn-loid
better, Tor ln3 country 10 strip the
Executive oi ihlS roy"! prcrogalivc.
This may pat us in the attitude Of
l&norin& The claims Of humanity and
'Nrhln% d|a' ear 10 the plcadings OF
lNH rrnlirnt convict, but il it entails
cEi! Consequences for which innocent
men a!d women arc made 10 suffer, il
Is really the part OF humanity TO com
bat the growing evil with all the cn-
orgy and vigor We can command. We
repeat il, innocent men uHH ,ro7ncu
"'c "}d"c TO $nHcr. Why? Simply
because this un}ri,iici exercise OF thc
pardoninS power, instead Of supplc-
men'inS and toning The penal code of
the state: iuiuscs into it an element of
weakness and vacillaiion, and renders
the law itself unfit for The purposes OF
It's enactment, viz: Tho suppression
ana prevention Of crime.
it has been wisely said tbal crime is
more cNcct"ai'y prevented by The cc,'-
'W"'y than hy il!o ScrcyUy OF punish-
mcnt. Ii this he true let tee spirit of
humanity prrmcatc thc law itself. but
|: there j. Il fragrant inrraciion Of
1t, lct The punisiinHn% DO certain TO
l"llo" as inevitably Gf that be possi-
hlc) rs tho penalty follows a violation
OF law Of nature. Let the criminal
Know that if lie insults The majesty OF
'he law, hc will be punished, and that
Whcn he has been consigned to thc
prison walls he must serve ont the
sentence Of the court, then, and only
then, VIII crime bc cNectually SUD-
pressed. The pardoning power should
DC limited within proper bounds, or Il
should be taken away.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

TIE Court of Appeals Of Maryland
has sustained the act for furnishing
wi!c-bea!ers with lhc lash. This abro-
gates the ancient common law right of
tho husband to intlct inodcratc chas-
tiscmcnt Oh his wife. We bc)icvo tho
whippirg-post. To be barbarous in.
stitution, bat wcH suited TO bridlc ,hc
brutal passions Of that class Of bar
barians, known in plain Anglo-Saxon,
as Wjo-de0ic7.S. ........
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

ATa meeting Of the taxpayers OF
Columbia on last Wednesday rcsolu-
ton WAS carried 10y vote Of 124 to g..
to levy Il Tux Of one mill upon all real
and personal property within the cor
pora;c limits Of tic city Of Columbia,
for the maintenance Of The free schools
of that district. This tax will bring
about three or four thousand dollars to
the city school fnnh, and is 10 be de-
voted !o rcorganizinG, stimulating aud
improving the SCHOOLS according TO
modern ideas. We congratulate Co.
lumbia upon hcr step forward.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

TIE State treasurer Of Alabama,
after stealing to the magnificent tuno
of 1927 900, has departed from that
State no ono knows oxactly whittier.
Bad this is, but perhaps not all bad
Men Of no profession delight in being
too much cclipsod, and petit larceny
may consequently subsidc fora season.
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TEACHERS -oERTIFIoATss,

To Whom Paid
ID 3 Busby,
d B Busby,
D B Busby, a
j j Trapp, 1850
J.J I'rapl,,
J J 'frHpp,
J ] Trapp,
j j 1rapp,
Mrs s j. Kichn ond,
| j d Hill, T.
j d am
Y p Cohen,
Y = Cohen,
j B Glenn,
y z Cohen,
j d Hill7
j B Glenn,
D B Busby, =
j j Trapp, ......
D b Dusby, t
ID B Busby,
j j Trlpp,
j J Trapp,
j d Hill,
Mrs S e Richmond,
Miss G j Shelton,
! " G j Shelton,
/" & j Shelton,
ID B Busby,
Miss q j Shelton,
| &" g j Shelton,
D B Busby,
y + Cohen,
Y Z Cohen,
j j Trapp,
M B Mch1aster,
M b Nc Master,
S r Sterling,
Miss Kate Douglass,
Mrs A T. Benson
NJ B McMastcr,
W Ii Thompson,
Miss Grace Douglass,
" Grace Douglass,
I S Coins,
W B West,
w Is West,
Maggie Chappcllc,
j NJ Hood,
Miss Iillv brown.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

willie dyspepsia, heartburn, ma1a-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF EAIREEID

SIAtE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
j. FcaS"r I.ylcs, Plaintiff, Ggninst Charles
B. Young, Defendant. Summon for
Rclicf.-Complaint Served.
20 TiiE Ei:rE.:lDAS.r ADUV iG- NAMED:
YOU are hereby summoned and required
to- an >wcr the complaint in this action, of
which Il copy is herewith served upon you,
r.d to serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint, on the subscribers, ut their
0iiire, No. 3, Law Range, WinnShoro, :. c.,
within twenty days after tie service hereof
exclusive nf The day Of such service; and if
YOU fail 10 answer the complaint within tic
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
VIII apply 10 tic Court for tho relief dc
mardcd in the complaint.
Date d January ~. l$%3.
MCDONALD Il DOUGLASS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TO THE DEFENDAST:
TAX j. notice that the summons in this
action, Of which the foregoing is COPY,
was Glrd in the Ollice Of the Clerk OF tie
Court Of Commons Pleas ut Winnsboro, in
the County Of Fairfield, in the State OF
South Carolina, on tho 18th layof january,
1883.
MCDONALD & DOUGLASS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Jan 20-tsGt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03
"Scrvpd tho Icntist IiiyJ,t >,

The hoy" sold that H. served oil D,o,o,
!Gothstif'cr right, when hc ha6 tho tnoiE.
achG so badly that he couldn't sicro nt
hlEht. lie had inflicted 80 much pain on
4ther people, in pulling and 'menOinr thoi,
tfclh, that they thoughtit Would be paIi i
tor m III iiim TO suffer little himself. Tho
iru"Nnns rs", ,ie, aentlst ls OF Portsmouth, n III.
kiioWs what pain is and has relieved INN
8oif ir.omthc tWngcs of nduraiga b, rnI
sNae'i fkikY DAyls's PAN nif1m:k II,
jtt2ip'us Il W!r'ipi"a l;Na,. I
IS Nt - -st $780,
- The best iipr,nu ,ic.,iyinc in,,v,, "a ,bo
Nol,tSiib br CUniC,E DtoSyitS Iron BittcrX !.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

Mrs. WILLIAM l.. YANCEY, widow Of
the lato Senator William l.. Yanccy, of
Alabama, tho noted Secession Ice der,
died at the residence of her sou, at
Athens, Georgia, on last Saturday.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03
.R.M. HUEY.

Gall at the OFF CO Of r.. j. McCarlev
" Go. and leave your orders for tho
Monarch Guanp --the only Gnano sold
IN tnia market that gives perfect salts
action. =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-03

MIS- N Il DcNSOn
NJ B McMastcr,
w B Thompson,
Miss Grace Douglass,
l." Grace Douglass,
II s Coins,
w D West,
! w Is West,
Maggie Chappcllc,
j NJ Hood,
Miss Lilly Brown,
W d Chappcllc,
Il II Vann,
Miss Emma Kuo,
Mrs Il Lyon,
Miss Maggie r Biain,
" Maggie r. Blain,
B Hawley Robertson,
II l. Duke,
! j B Glenn,
Miss Lida Marlborough,
I" } j Smith,
G o Tr.pp,
Walter j Keller,
Sina Thompson,
a j Aston,
Miss S Il Gricr,
Il Means Davis,
| II Means Davis,
Miss Emily Obear,
" Emily Obcar,
{" Maggie II Blain,
" Mamie n Fhinney,
" Mamie a Phinncy,
r Means Davis,
Miss Emily Obcar,
" Maggie II Balm,
" Mamie y Phinncy,
1 W y! Henry Henry, ...----.,'
|. " Henry,
& ii Bricc,
& ii Bricc,
G. IL Bricc,
g. II Bricc,
G. ii Drice,
S II Sterling,
Ella j Yonguc,
Ella J Yongue,
5 Il Sterling,
Miss ~ L Rose,
Miss Kate Douglass,
William Clarke,
William Clarke,
Lou Ross,
NJ B McMaster,
NJ Is McMaster,
w B Thompson,
" B Thompson,
S II Sterling,
r } Sawyer,
| William Clarke.
Miss a l. Ross,
lila j Yolguc,
ELLA j Yonguc,
W L Thompson,
Miss Grace Douglass,
+ d Bell,
NJ ID Connor,
NJ ID Connor,
NJ ID Connor,
r. p Hays,
a + Benson,
& d Boil.
II 2 Hays,
a F Benson,
} G Baird,
T. y Bell,
Miss Grace Douglass,
a & Benson,
Miss a NJ Stewart,
" A NJ Stewart,
I q Graco Douglass,
" Grace Douglass,
| " Grace Douglass,
| s Coins,
Il Y Johnson,
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Rsv. J. T. HAYES Vim preach 1t Il. Co.

hsv. J. I. HAYES vim preach 1t The Con
s1esafionaiist church to-morro~.
Inc frame tor the shoe factory il mn and
1oo1eo over II makes stately appearing.
s"o attracts the attention of citizens snd
strangers.
d. w. Jewett { Co. have q large uumbe,
OF logs piled around their boom ground m
IRE stu piling. Their mill will be kept busy
curing the winter if all these logs are con.
| verted into lumber.
The Lynn Knights Of Pythias left for home
on 1ewetrs train Thursday afternoon. Tbey
lodge. ''ne'
Mr.. E. W. Morrell and Bea Shaw r;ll
.pend next week at Tacoma. They will take
tneir guns along to protect themselves from
the attacks of ducks and weodcock thu, infe.,
that region
MISS Abbie T.. TAYLOR will return TO West
newton, Mass, where she lie teaching. next
Monday by the Star of the East.
Mr.. George II. Ray and wife, returned
from Midtown. New Brunswick. Thursday.
lhey will leave for their bone in La Crosse
Wis, next week
Mr Annis H. Liulefeld. rho was reported
Iataiiy sealded, is still living. He did NOT
set down in the kettle as stated YESTERDAY
out fell so that his left side was immersed
from bis neck to his hip. scalding about one
third OF the surface of the trunk of the BODY
and the left arm.
Mr.: j. 5. Maxcy is on a hunting expedition.
tie will return next week
Gen John T. Richards left on the Pullman
Thursday night for Boston and thence to
Lake Superior. He will be absent about two
weeks.
Last Saturday noon a. the down freipb,
train had just got clear of the ward. a car
loaded with hay left the rails, and tipped
over beside the track. Not much damage was
done, and the car was put on the rails again
before night
Dir. L. w. GOodspeed Of Pittston, has
purchased the los and old buildings IN Depot
Square, between Morrison's saloon and the
Express office. of the Gardiner estate for
about 81, 500, and will erect two or three new
stores on the premises early next spring.
This will be quite an addition to the appear
ance of that locality.
The Star of the East has had remarkably
good season so far, as regards the weather.
She has not been Obliged to lay over a single
trip, and has been delayed by fog but few
times, until Monday night, when she could
not go through on account of the Storm
Carleton Blair, while jumping from cart
last Thursday, sprained one of his ankles,
and has been quite lame since.
Jas. Ware of Pittston, while pulling s,umps
Monday afternoon. fell over a bank about l2
feet, striking on come rocks and receiving
severe injuries. DR.. Strout of this city at
tended him.
Frank Raymond fell from a tier of lumber
in the hold of a vessel, which he was loading,
at Richmond Monday. and sprained his LETT
ankle. He also called on Dr. Strout for
relief.
Atkins McCausland while filling in the
additions to the Gay wharf, are taking the
clay from the bank in the rear of the Gar
diner Hotel lot, and use dynamite to blast
the clay apart. The explosive is put up in
cartridges about six inches long and are put
in hole bored into the clay. They start the
clay without making a heavy explosion, and
save considerable digging.