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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13
rOsT OVFIUE TINS TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails to Take
Eject November, 1893.


The Postoffice in this city will be open dai'
l., Except Sunday, from $50 a. IN. 70 p. IN
Private boxes arc accessible until ii y. IN. TN
sundays, open from s. 80 to $50 a. IN. Pri-
money order ctii 30 will close at 90 .. IN !; tine
register office at $50 p. N.
MAILS o1osx eoIua NORTH FOR
Philadelphia, $40, 90 q. m, 12.i6, l.3o.
40, 80. IL 0op IN.
:. new York city, $40 a. H., i2,ls. l.so, A.O
chester. Pa. 80 A. m. 1919. $50 Aao
way Mail to Philadelphia, 80 =. m. 1.aO
New Jersey, 30 a. m.. 1915, $50, A4o
New orx State, $40 .. m, lse, = 40. 10,
Pennsylvania. o 20 q. IN. .l2ls, LEO, go, IL. o.
West OF Lancaster. Pa, 100 p. m.-
New England Statee, SO 3. m, l.3o, 40
Western and Southwestern states, 40 .
m, !. 80, 40, 700, II 90 p. m.
Landenberg and way stations, 100 q. m.
Reading and way stations, so .. IN.
MAILS CLOSE eoIse SOUTH FOR
Baltimore, TAO a. M, l215, 40. $50, ll.ot
Washington, u. C., 40 q. m, l2.ls, ll.ot
Way mail to Baltimore. 7.4o a. m, l2l'
New Orleans, 40 =. m, l2lb. 90 p, IN.
Southern states, 40 a. m, lzI6, ll.ot
Western Shore of Maryland, 40 a. m, IA Is
II 90 p. IN.
south Of Chadd's Ford, IL 10 p. IN.
Peninsula mail, 8. 40 q. N. :; north OF Wyo
ming, on the line of railroad including Cam
den, Delaware City, Port Penn, st. Georges
$50 p. M
MAILS READY FOR pELIvKR FROM
pnn AL a ~ q IN > n
New York city, $50, s.soa. M, Las. co
p. IN.
Washington, ID. u, 9. %, 1000 q. m. 400 60
| p. m.
Way mail from Baltimore, 1890 a. In, so
p. m.
From points between Clayton AMI Easton
10 IS n m.
| From points between Clayton and Che ter
town, 10 IS q. IN.
! From points between Townsend and Den
Way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. IN
500 p. IN.
Peninsula north OF Wyoming. $50 a. m.
Il.4b y. IN.
Peninsula, 1.45 p. IN.
Dover, Delaware CITY, New castle, . 30 8
IN, 1.45 500 u. m
Landenberg and Way Mail 2ao p. IN.
southern states. $50 a. m, 80, 800 p. m
Western States, go, $50 a IN. Las, coo |
! m.
New England states, go, $50 am, 4!
oo0pm
New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
$50. GA In As, 600pm
leading and Way MSii, 800 pm
'-rit.r's deliveries as follows. q 30 y n
grl" ~: ] 100 ~ IN, partial. l..S0 y. M, ger
e 81! 4 - a., partial. Collections froi
street boAvs IRE made by The carriers ut 9;
and 10 0O a III. 30 and 400 pm. An a,
ditional collection will be made At 80 p
from all boxes between Jefferson and Lon
bard and Water and Thirteenth streets, Il
lclusivs On sunday n full collection will /
made at 500 III Local letters for carrier
delivery should be deposited in the pos
office ten minutes before the hour of deliver
| Wy. SWIt}HETT, r. M.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13
3 0 Y EA

T1hs reports from the use i,,ssay, II
con,,nns 10 be- wonderful, is aess
| no doubt that 1t is o po''''
! Cancer or Epithelioms'
For twenty years s s1ttis.s q i
nm nv neck. Patent Potash rina
M M,It ri fed instead Of c, 4 iiI ,5s|
OF INV body. My geneissss .psired
c c" red ID me sour d and well, ns meal
U Sata II aaye to me cannot 10 : Ire q
monetary value. l VSSv,f 8 sped
p0'' u =" ". Il. RoBl s.oany, Vi
mi. s ,rtsn Cancer. It had t, es
his nose into bis mouth a 1uestio
Of his death was onl! ar death
abort time. He praSeo ~ has BID
sn1r vs also, 90 great. ). ;; . ,'mnprovd
IN ,nf NE Eject t. On him. His im u hi3
great that We all feei W, H.
fectIy cured in time'
Our Treatise on B 1..sn,s,
mailed free TO apPHilITr SPECl
THE PRAYERS Z
N. Y. Omce, i'' PniladelphiS
Chestnut ST
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OF TIME.
" COMMENCING

The steamer Samuel Nj. Folton
win run between Wilmington =
and Philadelphia, (ohestHut Street Whsrf),
ssfoliTs;
ON WEEK DAYS.
Leave Wilmington at Gas a. IN. for Marcus
Hook, Chester and philadelphia.
Leave Philadelpnia at9.3o a. IN. for Chester
and Wilmington.
Leave Wiimipp son nj II. 70 p. m, for Ches-
ter and Philadelphia.
LeavePhiladelphia at 400 p. m.for Chester,
Marcus Hook and wilmington.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Wilmington at las q. N. and u q
| o. IN. for Chester and philadelphia.
Leave philadelphia At $50 . m. and <.0C
In. m. for Chester and Wilmington.
FARE.
Excursion Tickets, Good Only on Day Of Issue
| Between Wilmington and Phil adelphia, 25c
| between Wilmington and Chester, 200
Marcus Hook and Philadelphia, lSc
Between Chester and Philadelphia, l5c
SINaLETklP TICKETS.
Wilmington to Philadelphia. l5c
Wilmington TO Marcus Hook or Chester, 100
Marcus Hook TO Obese or or Phiiad eIphia, l0c
Chester to Philadelphia, loo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13

How We apples swim" came &c
oar mind as We read the local in our
III 'rning contem porary that "the Bay
ard Legion will hold a social meeti ne
this evening, and Senator Bayard and
the Morning News have been invited to
attend - Great Nature won't that be
sight" We might as well say that
the EErrBLlCAN, too, is invited, and
much AZ We appreciate the compliment,
we didn' I expect TO brag about it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13
The Cnonsrs-rhe Kennedy .

The cholera 10 on its way. The
remedy to prevent it ravisling the
human race 10 DIR. Simms' Pain
Scarcher. the great cramp, pain, collie,
diarrhea and choleratic remedy al
ways sure. Hundreds say they would
not DO without II in the house. 81
cents. Sold by dealers. Depot, Fourth
and King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13

THE BAYARD Legion have spread a
very handsome campaign banner across
Market street from their headquarters
10 the Delaware House. Though moth
ing extra can be expected in the line OF
drtlstlc painting or campaign banners
exposed TO al! kinds of weather, the
likenesses are "a credit to TIE artist, and
he banner is more of a credit to the
Bayard Legion than the man who
stand' az the head Of the National tick
| ct is to the Democratic party.
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Ahe cheapest and Most Reliable

pace In the city TO buy ine imported and al
me most ieadtng brands OF domestic cigars is
AZ beehan's Great Tobacco, snuff and Gents
f9rLtshing Goods Emporium, s. W. corner
most fastidious smoker or chewer NAV desire
appertainf ming 10 the business may he found
~ ms pll ce. He has the largest and most
carefully selected stocK In the State, at pri-
ces mat defy competition. He guarantees as
good cigar for cents. as you usually xet
elsewhere for Be. Stop in; see him he will
De pleased to see you. and give you the worth
OF your money every time.
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The BEST

lair restorative In the world i. HALL's
(AIR REVIEWER. ltcure- all diseases oi
HE scalp, and stimulates the hair gland'
u healthful action. Ii stops the falling vi
+. lie hair; prevent, it, turnin- gray. cure
aldncss, ANA re>torr> youthful color ant
freshness of appearance TO heads ALREADY
hite with age. The following arr II hw
Illustrations of what is done BY
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The cholera IL PLAYING fearful bav,

IT f CHOITra u playing fearful havoc
in Italy. After all the other scourpes
have departed, this grim messenger con.
tinues lis unwelcome presence. TIL.
bravest of Hose who have rushed into
the fearful vortex of disease and dealt
Is King H ,nberl BY his action h,
has show1 hat there is one sympathiz
ing heart beneath crown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13
PROPER lies fok


M. T. POOLE,
NO. o EAST SEVENTH
'.'-
1903 Pine street, store
e02-4-o-s-lO East 18th street.
300-2-4-6 East 18th stree.
JO07-9 Church street,
S20-26-2s Bennett street
1924 Spruce street,
904-908 Del. ave,
83l Church street. store,
3l3 East eth sire ct, store, .,
Southwest cor. sth tn ! "!i'go
10ls-2O Walnut,
| 1920 -22-2i-2s w. 9th street
1888 W. 9th street. store
1909 W. 4th street,
lbll +" " -
lib " :
QO3 - " i"
2l2-9l7 . 3"
pa " ~ =.
l02l Pine street,
1909 West Front street,
1912 l4-1S W. Second s.'ee'
40 Jefferson street,
| 8O4-6 West 10th s'ree,'
/ l0l3 Trenton Place,
7-9-l3 East Zznd street
| 1918 West street.
TOT Wollaston street,
836-28 w It'll street
1857
$40 East 18th street.
l2Oe-l2 W. Sth stree,
8il Jackson street.
6ll ~ "
Y26 Madison street,
803-6 :.
zoo W. 7th street.
B0t-7 w. Cad street, stofe'
SIS Bennett street, ,.o,
sth and Union streets store
8th and Bayard avenue
1881 West 8th street,
IT'S West 10th street
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Heed Bir1ls

For sale at Wiggles worth's, 800 Monroe
street, or 1T Reed g China store, No. 10
East Second street. Leave your orders
early.
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SSTkAMEk MAkl dOkHfN rOH
y Phil delphis, suR
JAPTAIN JOHN Y. n
leave: . sslpisy' stree. 49,
Wharf for Philsdel- g
phia at q. IN. touch
ing at South Chester, Chester and Billings
Philadelphia, at 80 p. m.
Fare TO Philadelphia, no.. Excursion, 2Sc
+" Chester, loc., /" 30c
SUNDAYS att a. m, and p. m. returning
leave Arch Street Wharf. Philadelphia, q
ioA. m, and up. m.
Freight handled with care and at packe
tates. No intoxicating liquors will b
poid or allowed on the boat.
For excursion rates apply TO the captain OF
.ho boat or agent st Wilmington.
CHARLES ROBEK1S, President.
L. WEAVER AGENT at Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13

THE Democratic campaign ball Will
he started on its course tonight by j.
Frank Ball, Esq, though Mr.. Bayard' 4
presence is confidently expected.
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THEO.k

equitable Ironing T..,I
,U,Aisy and Gem Go no., 'p.l
me bes, " the marhet 81 III
Labor - xoelse pron asel
physlcrh { be the tsm ,gIou,
server. at iiyl.ny i '''J,e
many hNsenttxe' over any,y
the Kind ever Introduce IN
adjusted to the llnyenlenc ~
or tnll person. ri.sci or III
stantiy. with n trluA,e ~ ~; ~
tcr, SPA % % tho rlxh h sirJ
caili or a groEn pe-.1n rhs
changed ins;antly .a,,
very c lnvrnieni StepLetd.
u''inx T W r.nx IAN
Ironing Table s!jl, ",o,ns
DAISY, 81 81 Ol9t1e. "a"
state or country tiy1t ia,
person' desiring 20 pIr,hasa
or Table can do so b. seniIn'
tai card to u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13

GROVER Cleveland weighs $50 pounds,
but there is not enough of him TO spread
over the whole of these United States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13

A LII KINDS OF SEOONDhAND
IA stoves, furniture and clothing, OF nny
Gan be bought or sold Of 4. J. OONNEhS
No. 2I8 West Front street.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON

TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Philadelphia. 1886, 1882, 4.3ss, 745
so2s $50 10 OIL, lo.10t, 10 81 II. 3b n. m. IL 30
1921. LOO, 2.30t, 2.43 Al, 4,4O. AL, 529, g..
SO, go, e.5j, 735t, 1.46 49,, $685. II 03s p IN
From New York, l.32s, 3s., ;.02s, a. m.
II. 81, loo. ! 81, o 53s. II. O3s p. m.
From Baltimore, Isis, 40, 9.04, 1902, Il. a
a, m; I2.3S, 81, 5l1, $50, o.43, 3. - p. m.
From Washington. Isl, 2.4s, IL .43 a. IN.
SO, l.5l, 517, $50. o. 43 p. M
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
From Delaware RailIoad, s.56, 9.6l, 10, 40 a
m; l2.4o, i.45, $50, ITO y. N. No Sunday
trains.
From New Castle only.
From Wilmington Northern Railroad
go, s.45, 1875 a. m; o.&3 p. IN. On Sunday
40 a. IN. and 6.26 p. m.
From Delaware Western Railroad. 8. 90 a
m; 2.l5 and y. m.
Philadelphia-Broad street Station, IL 80
As, $50, 100, 7.39 $40 s.35t 10. 49, TO- 25 IL.
30 m; 1880. Lost, 1872 8. oil. 80. 4.02, 4.
70, DOB, 5.zl, o.0l, cost, $40 $50. $50, 1000
II. 32 p. In.
New Castle, 7.se, Il.35 a. m; 2ol, 6.2l PIN
Daily and Sunday.
I On Sunday only.
A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way stations, Sundays excepted, at IA,
a. m. Returning, leave Newark at {. rs u m
or wilmington and way stations.
The black figures denote the
Limited Express Trains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13

Our Boys of Wilmington defeated the
West Chester nine b. q TO 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-13
Buckingham's Dye
FOR TIE
w HIS K E r S

Is. in four respects. superior 10 al n;hor.
1st-lt will produce ii rich. uatur.
.olor, brown or black, ~ desired.
2d-The color - prudu'l Il !, permanent
'amot be washed OF. ana will no, soil an,
thing with which II comes in contact.
3d-lt i, single preparation. and nor
convenient of application than any oihc
lair or whisker dye.
4th-lt contains no deleteriou> inrrf
dients, as do many preparations otlcrr
for like Use.
PREPARED BY
r. T.. HALL & co, Nashua, y. y
Sold by al dealcr- in medicines.
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FORA fIsat
Q1 Enssl,n,dd.li.a,s.is sssS q Va.
john A E Is%e; D
M Ma Orange or send P ssd 81
s snI Union street a IS L. nd
fob1o-f
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BALTIMORE q PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ID ROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after June 9th, 1884, trains Will run
Is follows
Leave Wilmington 7.05, 1850 q. M; l.so ana
$40 p. m.
Arrive at Landenburg $50 .. m; l2.oo noonI
26Q and 6.E p. m.
Leave Landenburg o.6b Q. M; LOO and ~
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, 500 .. m; 2le and
II p. m.
On Sundays, trains will leave Wilmington
1t 1880 q. m. and 800 p. m; leave Lsnoeh'
berg at 800 Q. IN. and $50 p. N.
ID. OONNELL,
jy2o-tf Superintendent.
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G. RODNEY HIaaI
No. III East I'd

The Daisy ant Gem prJ
lroni ny Board will be eihil
WV '''"'' All sepl2{
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Hay FRYEB

HAY FEVER
From Col. j.
Maidhoit, ofNew
York / have
suffered severely
for the last ten
years from hay
Fever in early
and midsummer
and in the fall. /
desire in the In
terest Of my fel-
low sufferers to
testify In favor of
|t:lysCreamB Balm
My short use of
IL demonstrated
|tts efficacy. J.
Maidhoff, No. 40l
Broad way.
! Apply into the
nostrils.
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DHILADE.-PHlA,W WILMINGTON ANl
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD
AUGUST 3D.. 1854.

DHILADE..PHlA.W Ii.MlN4rON ANI
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD
AUGUST BID. 1854.
Trains leave Wilmington - follews:
For PhilsdelphiA and intermediate st.
Philadelphia, (express), q aAs, $50, 1.so
sis, $50, 9.03 Sld, 9. IS IL 80 O. M; l241 l2.As
l.ta, 6.22, o.S7, $40, e.66p. m.
k y York no TO- ~ &C. ~ = ~ ~
For West Chester, via Lamokin, go spc
g. Is .. H.: 2.S0 and l.0O p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. l.os
1000 .. IN. 600 y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ll2, As, su
1900 1888 am. LOO, a. 4. 81, 90 II. % p
Express for baltimore, 9.0& p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New CASTLE, e.l6. s.ss .. N. 1885. 500, a.
and o.26 p. m.
Harrington, DsImar, and way stations, al
.. NJ, and 1875 p. N.
Harrington and way stations, a2b p. m.
Express for Dolmar, $50 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
g. 10 a. m. : 2.0l N. O. 80, 7l0, AbS D. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 400, 2.As
N. b.22, o.37, 90 p. m.
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $40 AZ
Baltimore and W Arlington, Lea, t.l8, aet
1000 Q. m. 1l.09 p. m. baltimore, LOS .. n
For further information passengers are r.
ferred 10 the timetables posted at the Sta
tons.
Trains marked ~ arc limited express
apon which extra fare is charged.
CHARLES Il. PUttH, J. X. WOOD,
General Managsr. General passsnasr Agent
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REaadent-JAMEs g. BLAINE
xtoo President-JoHN A. LOGAN.
COUNTY TICKET
New Orleans' Grea1 Ea1erPri.e

aheriG-ERANK G. STIDHAM.
Ocroner-OHARLKs Il. SPARKS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-09-25

Sept. 70, 1884.
Supt. Rosenberger Is In town hold
| ing examinations. and the would-be
| teachers are on the anxious seat.
the immunity from frost which this
locality has enjoyed Is almost unprece-
denied. Corn is ripe and Is an album
dant crop and vegetation Is now out
OF the way of it.
Mr.. @. Woodwork, with his wife
and baby, from Mazeppa, and Mr.. Ed
Poole ore visiting at A. 2. Merrill's.
The Sidney passed up this morning
| TO st. Paul with one lone, solitary ex'
cursionist to Bismark. The band, as
advertised, failed to materialize.
Mr.. G. w. Heath has bought the
corner loo next to the school house
where Mr.. Ira Carpenters residence
burned, and is erecting commodious
dwelling thereon. 1t is to be an up
right 18x26 and wing l6xl6. Ii
will help efface one of the scars OF the
burnt district.
The water melon crop has been un
usually large and good this year.
A young man named Connolly, liv
ing near Esdaile, left double team
attached to a covered buggy, hitcheC
to a post in front of j. B. Hull's resi-
dence, last Sunday afternoon. The
flies were so troublesome that the
horses broke from their fastening and
ran away. They turned the corner al
| white & Heslin's, and dashed up il
front of the Seeley House, running
against and tearing down the sign il
their flight, and bringing up witt
such force against the fence as tt
break the pole into splinters. Here
they were caught with no further
damage than few slight cuts to thu
horses and badly demoralized buggy
| School opens next Monday. QUITE
number from other districts will at
tend,
| The water in the lake is recedinl
rapidly.
The work of clearing the railroad
right of way progresses rapidly.
/ Rev. Russell leaves this week TO
conference. Rev. J.. Nj. Akers viii
fill the appointment next Sunday.
Dentist Barney, of oliyet, win be ii
Maiden Rock on Wednesday an,
Thursday, Oct. / and ?, and can b
found at DIR. Hutchinson's Office, read.
to perform dental work. He will visi
Maiden Rock every two week.
Mrs. d. w. Brewer starts this weel
for Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Denham ar
expected home this week from ID. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson are soon to r.
! turn from Dakota.
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Hudson.

The County fair held here last week
passed off pleasantly, and was tinan-
cial success. The weather was beau.
tiful throughout, consequently the at
tendance was good. The exhibitions
of horses and cattle were exceptional
ly large, and floral hall was filled to
overlooking with manufactured arti'
Giles mammoth beets and pumpkins,
and ali varities of agricultural pro-
ducts. The st. Croix County Agri.
cultural Society is now on solid and
paving basis, with as fine an exhibit
| ton ground as can be found in north
ern Wisconsin.
Saturday evening at Opera Hall, ouI
| Democrats held large campaign
| meeting which was addressed by Jno.
| B. Brisbin and A. G. Otis, from st
Paul. The Republicans duplicated
the affair on Monday evening, adj
dressed by Gen. Fairchild and Judge
BRYANT. The boys made fair show
ing on the street in torch light pro
| cession.
| The Republican County Convention
was held here on Monday, and nomi-
/ mated the following ticket: For As
/ sembly, Thos. Porter; for Sheriff, San
Campbell, of Star Prairie; for Co
| Clerk, II. G. Thoen the present incum
bent; for Co. Treas, j. A. Mapes
likewise the present incumbent; TO
Register of Deeds, Thos. Chinook, OF
Troy: for Clerk of Court, o. w. Aru
guist of Hudson; for District Attorne,
| s. j. Bradford, VINO for the past seVel
years has been clerk of court, and TO
Co. Supt. of Schools, Miss Betsy NJ
Clapp. whom years past has done like
service aceeptably in this county
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Oak Grove.

Benedict Lynch lost good COW las
week. Cause, eating too much greer
corn.
Dannie Miley is very sick.
Our pathmasters have the roads il
fair condition again, but the bridges
are not yet replaced.
G. II. Nero, of Diamond Bluff. wa:
here buying wheat the other day.
d. III. Smith, Of Conn.,, Is in towr
looking after the produce of his farm
Nick Kohl and family. of Ell Paso
have been visiting in town.
Some OF our petagogues were in
Prescott last week endeavoring tc
solve some of Supt. Rosenberger 8
puzzling questions.
Threshing is about done in this sec.
ton.
Geo. Scullen has been under the
weather for the past two weeks, but
is now recovering.
Digging potatoes is now In order.
The crop in a good one.
A party of hunters from Beldenville
were in town last week.
little daughter of Mrs. Jas. Boles
died Sept. Is, of consumption. The
little girl had been sufferer ever
since she was born and although it
was hard to part with her we know
that she Is now at rest.
Mr.. Joseph Barrett has returned
from visit to his daughters, Fannie
and Jo., in Minnesota.
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KJanickinn{c,

Those raising amber cane are haul
ing it to Powell's mill, where it will
be made into syrup.
A large number of our citizens at
tended the fair at Hudson last week.
Messrs. II. Dodge and Clint viii
Hams were our delegates to the Re-
publican convention at Hudson last
Monday.
Alvin Lowell having vacated the
Burhyte farm, d. Frazier has rented
1t for three years.
Z. s. Reed proposes to work his own
farm the coming year.
Rev. Kellerman preached his last
sermon on Sunday. We are sorry to
lose him as he is an excellent pastor.
Mr.. Moulton, OF Breckenridge,
Mimi, who was here on business,
has ereturned home. He rented his
farm to A. III. Lowell.
Will Chamberlain has moved to his
farm in Hammond.
A number of patriotic citizens at
tended 1.-THE Republican rally at River
Tuesday night and were highly elated
over the speeches made by Gov. Fair
child and Judge Bryant.
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Wheat in this section averages
about % blu. per acre. Oats and corn
| are a good crop. No frost yet to kill
the tender vines.
S. @. Westgate has his grocery rum
ming in full blast on the corner of Mill
and Factory SITS.
G. R. Taylor now supplies our peo-
pie with fresh meat.
Our cheese factory will suspend OPP
| erations for season after this week.
Our district school-house is to re-
ceive new finish inside. Hans Nell
son has the job. 1t will also be fur
nished with new improved seats.
Among the Improvements of last
| week we notice the building of Geo.
Ducklow for residence up and en-
closed; also, one for lobe Olson, and a
granary for DR.. Irwin and barn for
S. j. Hill.
Persons owning or harboring dogs
are requested to keep them off of the
premises of Ii. #. Tousley unless their
owners are with them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Atwater have return
ed from their trip to Dakota.
Supt. Rosenberger made US pleas
ant call last week.
Sam Brown has a bran new top bug
gy.
Some smart Aleck stole large can
vass from grain stack belonging to
L. II. Caldwell, of this town. last Fri
day night.
A Republican caucus will be held
next Saturday To elect 3 delegates to
the county convention at Ellsworth
Sept. 20. Immediately after this, a
caucus will be held to elect 2 dele
gates to the Prohibition convention to
be held at Ellsworth, Oct. 4.
FAIR NOTES.
Will Chinook, John McIlroy and
John Currier, of this town, each ex-
hibited fine 2-year-old colts.
J. w. Davis had a yearling colt on
exhibition that is hard to beat.
Aleck Mclean exhibited a sucking
colt that attracted considerable atten-
ton.
Uncle Jimmie Gum, who has long
been fixture at the gateway OF the
fair grounds, was absent by reason of
illness. Cy. Covill was Uncle Jim's
proxy.
She was fair and buxom, he was
brave and tall, and as they leaned ov.
er the pen containing the Suffock
pigs, and cooed lovingly in each 9TH
er's faces,-two minds with but sim
gle thought, two hearts that beat the
Dutch-the mind of the hardened
granger wandered away from the
horned cattle and the cotswold sheep,
back to the time in the almost forgot
ten past when he toolwas representa-
tive from Wayback and iattended the
county fair with his own Samanthy,
B Gosh.
Some of the bloods returning after
dark made the night hideous by their
discordant yells and screeches. Lung
power and whisky seemed to combine
together to the dead.