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DIED.

ISETT-on Monday, November 10. 1884. FANNY
f., daughter o. wyi. A. md the !nie Margaret J.
Isett, aged S years and 0 months.
IMicrineni nj Greenwood Cemetery Wednesday
morning ut 10 o'clock, itprs the residence Of her
grandfather, LEWIS Jones, No. 20 North York street.
Island. Friends Of the iumily Hre respectfully In.
Nlicl to rttn,ll. ------ -. -. -----
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John Bull in m heroic aspect, We arc
IN The hubit Of condcmiug tho license O
the press, and particularly tho satiricai
press, Units treatment OF public men. N
Tho matter, Of ~caricature FuachI Tree
handed use OF Disrheli's familiar lace has
not been exceeded by any American PUB
licatlon. Therei Is many,a good laugh'h
this little book.
Tho boys arc being well looked after by
the publishers. To books Of adventure
arc being added books to givc the boys
some practical Idea Of handlcrait. In this
line Is "a Boys Workshop published oy
D.. Latlrop & Co., Boston. This little
book tolls the amateur mechanic what he
needs to set up business, what he needs to
carry II on and how no Is to 80 about his
work, The Illustrations will be found
very helpful. The boy who takes TINS
book "a his instructor will find no trouble
10 put in his spare time, to dth.ise himself
and 10 make muny articles Of use In the
household. The directions arc very
fimple, easily understood and altogether
practical.
"Black and White: Land, Labor and
Politics In The South" by +. Thomas For
iuuo; published by fSords, Howard 4
llIulbert In their series Of "American
10 IEstions," Is Il colored mans discussion
)nj thc race problem III the South. Mr..
Fortune is the editor oil the New York
GioLe, n journal for colored readers. lle
Inns studied his subject OH tho ground and
~trents 1t with force. lie lays the lash on
tho white men Of the South for their
rough usage OF his race.
IAN Appeal to Cesar is Judge Tour
gees latest book, published by Fords,
Howard 4 Hubert. Cesar Is the Ameri.
can people. The book Is in the strain Of
the authors former works and Is said to
have been written TO keep n promise
made to President Garfield. Judge Tour
gee points to the anomalous condition Of
The South and the unfortunate plight Of
the freedmen as a menace to the Nation.
lie makes Il critical analysis OF the
ease and suggests the remedy
which lie thinks will effect d
cure. He would have the National Gov.
ertlncnt to provide IN educational fttfo
TO be distributed on the basis OF ilNteracy,
The book Is written in earnest, stirring
style and will repay reading. fought L
arouse tho Intelligence Of the country. II
| will excite new interest In a subjGct upon
which largely depends the future welfare
OF the Republic.
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TRUSTEES sALE0FR REAL ESTATE

- 90 =. M. H ~. ##HI ..'... #H."H
ny virtue q a decd 81 trust made by J. ?. w.o.,
ana Melissa Weeks. ht wth,, 70 the undcs,snnSMi
tr'lstee, dRtctl thu :lst day Of fDhslary, 4. Il III
aud recorded In tho ClctL's oGre d ',Scc Trn, ~
,s9aIt o. 9hie s9iia,y. IN lvta Of TtH.t RoSs w Va,
~, l%ES sps, 70 secure Tho PAYMENT d a certain
shall proceed 10 sell a. the 'runl doar u ike ISt,,,tt
House Of Ohio county, In Tho C,y Of WhccliluSro' on
/. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1854,
beelanlng 3. &c. O'clock A.. n, The i~eiiowtr, 4.
Rcttbcl, rial estate, that "a 10, say! All u n ~ III" w.,
lttce OF u Situated IN !1rIadriphia n!s,rl.,t, y,
Ohio county Vast Hltglnia. and Described AZ AZ ~
lows; Beginning ut II stake on tho north edcc ri ~, y
Cumberland road. corner u, Henry IlnTnSirn NV
lot and v. T.. Thornburyh; il,encG thlr,y.iye tSSSPmS
teetE. with the line 81 tho Cumberland nlaa t ~ =
saSs; ,, sl WN parallel lLne with proHAirvop's linz
desings. Of the creek to ftolstioop's Inc: ,h hv"n,
with aid Brons.roop's line on The cas, lido Of IbS
lot % the beginning, a part Of tho ii. q. Thorn,
bttfgh estate. '"""'
TIAMs Or sAiE-cAsn. The title Is believed to h,
perfect, but selling as trustee 1 shall 0Niy eonyeS
such TILE - IL vested !n mo BY Mid deed IL ,rttst''
0cls H. u. 1f,,ktnc
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iIAkKIED

HALrY-At tho reslteure OF The brides father
Chagriu TAiis, Ohio, ni Thursday, November d
1881, CHARLES \. aAiEy 10 BpslE 4, daughter Of
q. ". Aut!sdale, ESQ, No cards. $685.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12

The housewife who desires to learn the
best way to do every day things will find
instruction in "llread Making" the latest
OF the "llanly Book Series published
by. G. 7. PGtnam's Sons, New York. The
little voluua is illustrated and neatly
printed. It Is not confined to the making
OF plain bread, but deals with the general
mysteries OF plain dough.
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grustss sales.

pUBL1C SALE OF VALUAB1T
~ itSEStty: Re- sdcnce, aaEdeu and Siaant1S.
l HEINZ ri Tis EMs ps SrIei nI ST. st.a Other eonvs.
q Glenr's lsun: Ghnn's Rlif Station. +, ~ S .Tvxa
lthllroad. river fronts. lIivst boiioin lot, above ~ M
hlsa wates Of lss and hIll ,taCu, III al SSoS, En-
ssIfs, Y w III ~ S' saa <, o, Tho Mslheuw, v. Va, s@s
station. 9n tuesday, Noyenberls i, lsa, comrn.nr nSa
9tlShr..t, NJ; ll.2 Chhplige sirSetT or TS SSas
g Bfssti, stS q vvrsasttrets Office. Capitol tuildips''
seen; no more ollslble Aite i0t It'll vSgft, .i.,e SSS 30
can 30 found. 7. rms, one aat,h thc nu,rEf XIV
money cssh, In hand, md the residue In 's,SSssahee
sala; deferred payments 10 10 ,ecutsd Sy Az! %
lolNI EAlY,
ALQSzo lORlSg,
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE MAIN Street PROPERTY,

BY v!r,tc OF n Deed Of 1rnt madc by Mnt;hi.
JelteFs ind vile, to mo us trustee. dated August J.
lS,s, and recorded among tlu land rtcosls Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, III Trust Hook No. II, page
~, ! VIII ei,Pr for 4le at public nuc,ion, 10 tho
highest and best bidder, at tho front door o! tho
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF HovEMBER, ls,,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. 81. the following lie.
sctibed property, thnt Is TO say: "A cciiRiu p!eOa
o. parcel Of land together with the Improvements
thereon, situated on Min street. III The City Of
Wheeling, and beginning for tho sNmcat II point on
the east side OF said street, sixty.two feet four
iIchts t62 u. 1 in.I south Of the south corner ot
Market alley, and eass8i Main street: thence south
with the cast side Of Naiu street eighteen feet ia
r.; thence east IN a straight !tne parallel with the
line OF Market alley torty'two feet (ic fl: thence
south parallel with the line OF Ma!n street six ieet
e ~ thence east parallel With the line OF Market
al!c! TO the alley In the rear or east side Of s,!d
property; thence north along the line Of said last
named alley twenty four feet l:i ~; thence In a
straight line to the place Of beginning"
TEEN< or RAtE-Une third OF the putchase r1o,,ry
IN cash. or Is much more ~ the purchaser may do.
sire, and the balance In one mud Two years, with
Interest from date OF ta!e.. Possession can he g.sea
Immediately. HANNIBAL FORBES,
ocl3 'a... -gaEa NV ,H-a Trustee.
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S3tceial aoticcs.

y CAKp.-To all who arc suffering from errors
and tndiscretionS Of youth, nervous weakness.
1enny; loss Of manhood, &c., ! viii ,end a 10
c!pc that will curc you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
South America. Send selfadlsthed envelope 10
RSv; JosErn 7. 1S&AE, Station D., New York.
!, Flfs:-M Fits stopped free by Or. Kllnc's Great
Nerve R~estsssr: No Its after nat days use. Mur.
ys!ous enres, Treatise and 500 ,slal bottle tree to
m; Cancer Institute, ssi Arch St, phila.. III GO
bs&. ~no3.AwfAw u
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81. Z. 5 @. l.njIrond.
Leave Mllalrc a. c:lor. VI. Tor summe,Gcld.
!, Leave Iellslrs at 6;oo 4. II. for summerfold and
Athtsiiue. ArT'yestD clA!lrt 9:l5 A. N. and 5:&sS Pm.
Local and through tickets on Nle q. Union Rail.
ROAD uu,ce, Market stteOt At lowest rats. Buy
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF REVERENCE Marks.
epAily. tSlnday excepted. monday ExcenieI !.
Wheeling Time:
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The Literary Editor said he had been
busy trying to make up the full returns OF
the October election in West Virginia, but
in tho meantime he had been filling in III
idle moment with some now boois-inoSt
OF them sent in by Stanton q Davenport,
and some OF them very taking things in
their way. l
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professor Conant: Astory OF "English
and American Social and Political Life
by Hon. L. S. Huntington, G. G., late
Postmaster General OF Canada, published
by Il. Worttington, New York. 4 work
OF this kind has to be very well done to be
%attraniyc. Professor Conlnt runs rather
too much in the didac,ic vein, yet its
motiv 70 is good, it deals with living themes
and is altogether readable. There is
enough love in it to keep up the interest
and things 60 pretty we'll ut the wiaA-ip.
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Tho boys, and some OF the girls too, will
be interested i'll wild Woods Life" By
Capt. Charles a. j.. Farr:r, who has al
ready entertained them with tales OF ad-
vcntur Capt. EarrAr writes with 4
hcnltl.tnl vigor o~fsccnccs which cannot fail
to c&ptiva,e the imagination OF the young.
The illustrations are abundant and fairly
done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12

willis Oll,er Folks Have iIecn HranElipE.
"src here" said tho Chief, there's
nothing but politics in tho papers, and
ours Is lis bad us tho rest Of en-. We do
have a little police business, and tho ordi.
nary run Of personals but isn't there II
man on tho paper who HIS II soul above
these things? isn't there any new music
to write about? Isn't there one. new book
that Is worth n line? ! thought tho Liter
ary Editor was done writing up horse
races for the scasoil."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

@ebsn, bic &ibrans NOR politdnbis &c
pi9en, feline Seele wieber falt unb fei
pie giien.
Wartba, iagte er, LAB Hiemanben er
fabren, baB i'd bier seweisn Bin Nis'
manben BORT bul
@o0en fe ni9t NIT Dem Serrn Baron :.
ni9t NIT 9srrn 5ris ipre3en?
Hein, nein!
90 iinb fe INNER nod ni9t ausgeiobnti
Sd wieberbole nod einmal: Hiemant
ioa wiien, baB id bier mar.
a9, mas wirbe bic quite sndbise Srau
iasen gu bieiem iabrelansen Streit. @is
wiirbe iie -.
Stia, tein iiberfiiises @ei9pdsl Ser.
ipri4 mir nur, baB bu i@weisen wiat.
@enn Sic es befeblen, aaerbinss.
au9 beinem Mann seseniber -.
gtt9ts lei9ter ais bas, aber -.
gfun aoieu, Wartba, persiB ales, be-
i%onbers, baB i6 10 eben -. etpas er.
i6roden mar.
sic IieB i'm Isiie CUR Saustbiir binaus
unb tebrts auf ibrsn Soften suriid.
@a9 ber geerbisuns erbieItsn bic alien
9eQwalos unb Srit ni9ts pon linn ais
ieine giiitenfarte NIT ben susefiisten guds
itaben: 9. 6.
Das if bod gu arg, iaste Der tiefses
beu9te, lun9e Wittwer, cine iol6e &dlte
iiberi9reitet ale @renSen? @ie fam er
iett nod 9einnunsen Der &ade bessn, ba
iie ni9t mebr lit?
Iu9 Der alte Sellpalb fanb, bag bas
Die 6einbi9aft bod etwas su melt treiben
mar. Seine Srau lag franf gu Bette,
Srie woQte ni9t allein in bas S6loB sus
rid, Nae paren cine 8eute Der ~tiefiten aies
ber9ei9lasenbeit.
Die eriten Qugenblite mad benz Yerluite
enter tbeuern BeriSnli9fsit iinb BEL peitem
ni9t bic i9werten; ipdter, penn bas 2es
ben ieinen gewobnten 2auf pieber aufs
nimmt, lernt man erit besreifen, wsI6e
eide bnr6 ben Serluit entitanben lit. SIS
lit ais Oh man aus einem tiefen Graum err
wa9t, um Der traurisen Wirfli9teit ents
iett anS ~boiinunsslOs ins aluse gu isben.
Die fleine Marso aIein iptslte, la9ts
unb i3rie, ais Jet ni9ts uorsefalsn, ie
bate nod feline abnuns BON benz sroBsn
S9at, Der ibr auf INNER entriiIen worben.
2anse ioaten bic Gralernben aber ni6t
in ibrer i9mersli9en &ube bIeiben, es trai
ie Elm neuer Sdlas: Die Spetulationem,
uermittelit beren 6ris elm SermOsen gu err
werben bottle, i9llissn uolitdnbis fell,
Der Mann, benz er iein gertruusn seI6entt,
entlarute ii9 ais elm S6urte.
Sas Sapital sins perloren, Oornbura
wurbe NIT SppOtbefeni6ulben b~slaitst.
Gbitb i6ien in elm beieres Senieits seruien
su iein, um einem 9eben pol priifunsen gu
entseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

so 0.

gS re9net in StrSmen, Der Winb fGbrt
beulenb bur9 bic &amine unb um Sic
StraBenefen, iiber bic belsbten StraBen
bin bepe9t ii9 Elm Seer BON a%ufgeipamnten
Geseni9irmen, S9psisenb ellen Die 9eute
ibres Weses; wer iest brauBen lit, bat
gang 9ewiB etwas 81 tbun unS iputet ii6
10 iebr er fam.
Giemanb benft aud nur oaran, burd
bic triefenben 6eniteri6eiben einen Ylif in
Die bell erleu3teten, i60n ausitafiirten
S3autditen gu werfen, man bat ssnus su
tbun, a~ufsupaiien, baB bic 6iiBe ni6t nod
naiier werSen, ais obnebin notbwenSis.
SIS lit Samitag 9lbsnb uab baber I'm.
rubiser IN BEN StraBsn ais sem6bnli6
bic Sdderiunsen laufen lumber nit ibren
Sroof0rben, 9utma6erinnen, Ssitunss.
uerfdufer NIT ibren ~2abunsen, aues remit
neben unb 9esen chamber uorbsi, obne ions
berIid Gins auf sas alnpere gu adtsn.
Sin iunses Mdb9en, in einen &e9en,
mantel seblut, einen tlsinsn 5ilsbut aui
ben tur,seI9nittenen Qoden unb BON einem
baumwolenen S9irm mur i6le9t beldiitt,
babnte ii9 mutbis eineu @es bur6 bas
@ebrdnge, sei9idt iebem iSuiammenitoE
auspei9enb, bis iie enbli9 IN elm @dsden
einbiest unb 10 bic itiue, pornebme Seeren.
sra9t*) errei6t, nm bier srit pieber eini.
sermaBen CUR Gube Su fommeu.
gor sinsm itattli9sn Sauie itebt ie itia,
i6elIt, unb buidt, nadbem Die Sbir &c:
offnet woreen, sei9meioiS in ben bell er:
leu9teten Saus fur.
Oas iou wobl Elm Wstter iein! ia9te fl
su benz 0ienitmdo3en, slei9seitig Den
nuiien Mantel uon ben S9ultsrn msrfeno,
pfui, pfui, bas 8aRer brinst iiberaa elm,
Die sndbise 6ruu slaubte ni6t, baB bas
Srdulein nod fommen piirbe, lautete BIZ
glntwort; bas Mtdb6sn blidte babel Be.
iorst aui bic 6iBe Der Srembsn, bic ben
eben erit %sereinisten Slur wobl wieSsr be:
i6musen weroen.
>, Elm gprili6auer brinst 10 leiht midi
gu wese, mas Der Winter persebens per.
lu9t bat, 9ibt bieie suriif, inbem ie biz
feu6ten 2oten aus Der Stirn itrei6t, an
ibrem Ansuge nod etpas orbnet llnb bann
fra9t, Oh ie eintreten fam.
@enn eS aeiduis lit. Die Oienerir
Sifnet cine Der Ssitentbiren unb I6Bt bas
Sraulein pailiren, in Elm ssl9mafpol elm:
seri6tetes 3immer. Sin bebasli6es Ssue,
brennt i'm 6amin; ionlt miro Der &aum
nur pon ,pei Ser,en erleu6tet, wel9e 90,
benz ssSfineten Yianino bremen.
Sas Srdulsin blsibt itsben Dor benz er.
warmenoen Seuer, bis bic Sblr ii6 nod
einmal Oifnet uno elm tlsinss Mab9en
berein ipa3iert.
Nad ben sspSbnIi9sn gssriBunseu
unb mad elm paar Worten iibsr bas @ette,
nebmen Beibe DOR benz Snitrumsnts Plat
nnS BITE Stanbs besinnt.
Die SdiIerin blidt gar 3a oft mad be,
SenouIe auf benz Marmoriims unb psrsaf
barber bic Noten; bic 2ebrsrin r~anaslt,
bie etirn, Is fOitete ibr fi@tIi@ Ntibe, bi,
Gebulb ni&t gu psrIieren.
Mama bat ssfast, fe m5@te germ mi
y Gtrabe IN MmR0bam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

@per's Sariaparila 1T ein fart eonesns
trirter Gussus Der Sariapariaas anb ans
berer blu~treiniSenbsr WnrSeln, ~perbpnben
nit Raliums unb giiensSobtb. .Sn Der
acknowledging itropbul0ier 3ranfbeitsn
slei9t ibr fetne anbere Mranet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Die Grfabrmnsett oes Yrsoisers
Safcr @ilbs.

Der pretiser 8. y. sSilss, befannt ais
StaetmifHondr In Reipsyorf, une Srueer
ees perfforbenen ansse,eidneten Rid5ters
HBilss pom Cbsrseridt I'm ESTABLISHMENTS,
fHreibt 5olsenses:
r7s Ofs54fe St., Temsgcrt 10 Tai 1882.
An bic Serren s. 6. aper & Go.
gRe,re Serren! gorisen Winter lit i1 on
etrer boot beitwerlther iudenoen 9usi6Iaa, bes
lonoers an ben getnsn, bic nabts 10 utertrdsIi9
tIdter uno 10 befttg brannten, bab i'd tdurr cine
9efe earauf ertrasen tounte. @ut audlte MID
etn beftiser aatarrb uno tatarrbaIii6er Suften;
mem Nppettt mar f6ledbt, uro ib mar CANA abdes
13pd4t. Ia t5 aus Der Bepbahtung morher ans
bern Saue uno aus friiberer Grfabrura an mir
tslbit bic rpertbpoqeu Gigeni6aften pom gperIS
Sdrtapartlla fannie, 10 fling i'd on tie Der
ebgendnnten Beihperoer rpegen ein;unebmen,
SSait 9lei5 nat Der erfen Goiis rpuree rreit appes
TT sst'sr. %.Iz ..rrber Seit CAB oas Sieber uuo
oas SUDDEN mad, n1o ale Qujeihen pon Gnt,nus
bnns Der Saut peridpanoen. Surdb sasieIbe TPits
tel rpuroe tb pom benz 9opiipeb uno Suiten beireit.
meme @elurebett perbeferte fh i'm adn;en, uno 1T
test aus9e;ei9net. SD fIble I'M bunoert Qrosent
ttdrter uno i5reibe bieie @eiultute Der Anpenbund
Der S|artdpartll a iu, bic i'd nit uolftert gsrs
trauer ais bic bette grjrei fur has 8Iut ~ertpfebIe,
bic le ~erfInoen lno bereitet poroer 1T. Sd rabnt
tdglib eret fleiue Dozen uuo perbrau6te i'm onns
sen rpeniger ais jpei Sldihen. Tieie lbatidden
theile i'd Sbren in Der Sofirurs nit, oab ihre Qers
bfIentli5lng Suites tbur, ueroe. A6tunasupl
S9r gr9eoener 3. y. @iIbS."
Digger Sal III rlr elmer aus pieIen, bic tets An uns
fersr aentniB seIausen, unb bic b~epeiIen, ME uors
trefIi4 f9 Aper's S~arfapariIIa CUR Seis
lung aaer arantbsitsn eisnet, bic our6 urreines
ceer perarmtes 8Iut uno bur9 alaemeine Gnt.rafs
tuna herpprderlrfeu merben.
The Press., 1884-07-03

which is said to be Natures first law, the services of a shotgun were called into requisition, and the whole frelicsome con- pany was extermilated.
 These audacious red squirrels, larger than the little 'schipmunk" but smaller than the gray squirrel, drive the latter away, in every instance where they lntrude upon the gray's possessions. Then lmpu- dence has long been known, but the1r love for strawberries and cherry pits is less familiar fact in the characteristics of these fun loving little animals. s.-Hartf'd TfDaes.
The Press., 1884-07-03

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Some years ago the floods carried away bridge on the Michigan Central, and until it could be replaced there was suspension of traffic. Said the general superintendent to the master bridge builder: "You must put all your men on that bridge; they must work all night, and the bridge must be completed by daylight. The chief engineer shall furnish you with the plan, and you cln go right ahead" Early next morning the general superintendent, in a very doubtful frame of mind, met the bridge builder. "Well," said the general, 'did the engineer give you a plan for the bridge?' "General, returned the old man, slowly, ''the bridge is done. Idon't know whether the picture is or not"
The Press., 1884-07-03

A large and valuable coal mine is claim ed to have been discovered ill the town of Durham. in what is known as the anthra- cite shale region of that place. Prof. Wm. P. Blake of Whitneyville, well known ge- ologist, with Messrs. Wm. s. Wells and l.. s. Davis of Norwich, and Gurdon w. Hall, of the firm of Simpson, Hall X Miller of Wallingford, were Friday examining spec imens which they had found while pros pecting on the Slocum farm. Unavailing efforts have been made here to find coal in this vicinity. Mr. Wells takes practical view of the matter These gentlemen have obtained lease of the premises and upon favorable report made by Prof. Whitney will at once begin work with a diamond drill. The people of Wallingford were wild with excitement and will await developments with great interest.
The Press., 1884-07-03

A CosTLY MANGUvER.-A story is re lated of recent occurrence, the characters in which are an oldish lady of fortune. a middle-aged gentleman, and the lady's ma d, young and pretty. The gentleman was pressing his suit warmly and called ev- cry evening. But once, when arriving to pay his customary devoirs, the door was opened by the pretty maid, and she re- cpived ardent vicarious attentions from the visitor. The elder lady, however. was on the stairs. and observing ''that little ma- nmuver," calmly observ. d, "Aunette, how often must tell you that insist upon your receiving yoau' friends in the kitchen 2 That endrd it.
The Press., 1884-07-03
,Hs aLrris'N

/ Stafford, 2d. at the residence of the brides parents, by Rev. G. V. Maxham, Goo. w. Stowe of Enfield, Conn, and Ida A. Champ lin. S ( St. Edwards church, Stafford Springs June 3Oth, by Rev. M. McKeon, Adolph bio and Emily Rabedeau. - Vernon, June 25th, John Norris of Monson, Mass, and Mary Keeney of Vernon
 / Sfafordville, June 18th, by Rev. H. M. Vaill, Max Lohso of Staffordville and Lindo AHartieng of Stafford Springs. Y
 Monson, June 3Oth at the residence of the brides parents, by Rev. MT. Dwight, Lester c. Stebbins and Sarah A. Lamphear.
The Press., 1884-07-03

A T a Court of Probate holden at Stafford, "A within and for the district of Stafford, the 26th day of June, A.D., 1884.
 Present, JOHN Q. BOOTH, Judge.
 On motion of L. G. Fairfield, administrator on the estate of HlH. Harris late of Stafford, within said district deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the to the administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Stafford, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town of Stafford. Certified from Record.
 JOHN o. BOOTH Judge.
The Press., 1884-07-03

> The latest sea-serpent to put in it's ap- pearance is described by six men residents of Georgetown, who on the afternoon of the 17th ult. were in boat, pulling for one of the islands near the north shore of Cape Ann. They saw the monster, ap- parently thirty rods distant, chasing a couple of seals, who were leaping clear out of the water in their fright, and making at their best speed for shoal water. The description of the creature tallies pretty well with the previous accounts of these monsters. They seem to be greatly at tracted to that part of the New England coast because it abounds in fish. Also be- cause there are seaside hotels now open.
The Press., 1884-07-03

MRs. CHAuNoEY SMITH of Rockville, for merly of Stafford Springs, has been ap pointed matron of the county children's home at Andover, and has gone there te assume the duties of the position, for which she Is well qualified
The Press., 1884-07-03

SOME papers are commenting on the queerness of the spectacle of candidate (Butler) of one (greenback) party sitting as delegate in the convention of anothel (democra'ic) party.
The Press., 1884-07-03

THERE are few papers in Connecticut that do not publish lottery advertisements contrary to statute law. Is the law dead letter Or does the pay received cover the ,.ic
The Press., 1884-07-03

THE July (semi-annuaD dividend of the Stafford National Bank is 3 per cent. ; Stafford Springs Bank, P; Holland Ma ;ional, q Savings Bank of Holland, 2.
The Press., 1884-07-03

AN IMMENSE Loss.-John l.. Sullivan, the Boston br1iser, "lost his reputation in New York on Monday evening, by ap- bearing before an audience drunk, instead of in fighting trim as advertised. Mitchell, with whom he was to spar, also plead ill. ness, and dissatisfied crowd left the hall. The receipts give several thousand dollars to each of the swindling pugilists, so that they can afford to laugh at the disaffected ones.
The Press., 1884-07-03
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Rockville, June 18th, Mrs. Beulah spel- man. Orcuttville, 1st. Augustus Turtellotte, IT,
 Holland, June 2Oth, Mrs. Lydia s. Filling hast, 89 ysars 1 month, II days. Rhode Is- land papers please copy.
The Press., 1884-07-03

THERE is Q disposition to put of as long as possible campaign labors. It will be warm work when 1t begins, and we shall get enough of 1t before November.
The Press., 1884-07-03

' OST-Between Stafford Springs and Rock A we'll Hill-a box containing four Feathers mark ed Miss Gertrude Knowlton. The finder will be lib- erally rewarded by leaving He with postmaster