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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

In the Senate, On the 10th. . re-
port wss made fr0m the committee on
foreign relations in regard 10 the pro.
lection of the interest at the United
States against those governments
which has restraioed the importation
of Aa.eriesn meats. Nr. Sherman
spoke againse Dir. Blnine's education
al bill. In tue House the bonded
whisky bill was debated, without
reaching vote The committee on
elections reported in favor OF seating
Garrison. dcm.. from the tirst district.
Ut Virginia.
In the Senate on the Goth, the bill
to Tx the pay Of United States die :
trct judges ct IS, 900 aud Mr.. Blaine's
educational bill were further discuss-
ed. In the House, in the contested
case Of Garrieoh. democrat. vs. Mayo.
.coaIitiouist, from the first district of
Virginia. Garrisou was unanimously
awarded the eeat and sworn in. The
bonded whiskey extension bill was
fur thor debated. and Mr.. Cox IN. "
made speech on tho tariff and reve-
nue. laws.
The session of tho Senate, on the
2ist was devoted ~ debate on the bill
to incrt use the pay Of United S.atos
judges and Mr.. Blsir's educational
bill The Senate adjourned until
Monday. In the House bill was
passed of retirement Of w. w. Ave.
r.il, with the rank and ny OF colonel.
In the House on the 2nd, a bill
was reported from the committee on
the District Of Columbia for tho pro-
lection Of fish 10 the Potomac river.
The bonded extension bill was further
discussed. Mr.. Findlay. of Mary
land commenced q speech in favor OF
the bill.
in the House. on the gath joint re-
solution appropriating $500 900, to be
expended in preventing the overflow
OF the city OF New Orleans and conn
try adjacent was referred to the CON-
mittee on appropriations.
The Senate on the 25th passed bill
to increase the salaries Of United
States District Court judges to SIS 900
per annum. In the House the bond
ell extension bill was further discuss-
cd, without reaching vo.e. A DEM
ocratic caucus Oh the Morrison tariff
bill was held in Washington last Tight
and it was decided that the bill b
considered in q committee Of the
whole, and then ihn. a bill shall be
favorably reported TO the House aud
passed.
Peaches sell for 81 a dozen at Waco,
Texas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28
FARMING MACHINERY

Of hyperion quality and satisfactory Working
paris. Ia recommending our Mschiuery 10 the
Fafmiog Public and others. We need only say
that you get to see the machine aud try IL be
foie yos settle for IL. We are selling the fol-
loving machinery for the season o. 1884. viz.
The celebrated Deering Tain Bisder 4 Hsrves
ter L Movers.
do DO But'eswsrth Tareshers h Horse Powers.
do do Freemout Cultivator a, ), 8 aud 7
Shovsls)
do do Farmers Favoriie, or Birkfo \ BuR
man Graln Drills.
do ID Thomas Hay 2akcs.
VIII you please cone to SO our ma shinery
before you purchase - Fertilizers for
Spring aud Summer crops
Don't forget ifyos pleas, that We ars aaI.
ious 10 coatTact sith you for your Tan Bark
st once, and u you will take the trouble 90 call
on as, We wilt yivs you our prices, which We
think wiil sui I you.
We are now Real Estate Agents for the sac
add Excbsngs Of farms aod other properties
for the STATE Of West Va. and Va and ali pro
perty pot iu,o our hands for sale or exchange,
will hays our careful s.tsuuon. We expect 70
advcrtise the properties excessively. We are
gettng farms on oar list oo~ add vii be glad
70 have al come forward a. osee 10 see ne and
contract with rs. We are uos ia correspon .
deuce With parties 10 the large cities who tell
ds Of meu wbo vsat lands.
Please remember, also. that We are exeius Va
Agent toe the Rattan Bottom Home ads
o6airs, mauufscsursd By See Brothers OF Key
ser, W. Va and II you will call 1T our 06ics
We viii show you good samples Of the Chairs
You will had man coostantiy "a our Ohite on
duty aud will take pleasure Ia waiting on you
Once neatly opposite POstofiss, Romney
WeIt Va foass. respectfully.
SH0CKEY & HARNER.
March ~, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

IA in the past. aell any and oil kinds Of
Agricultural Implements, Harvesting
Machinery. Buggies, Platform Springs
and farm Wagons: tue improve Buck.
eye Mower, Reaper. and Self. B;m:sr,
which are superior TO alI others In con.
struc.ipr. lightness OF drar', &e., and
fully warranted Hageretown Drill and
tho ilagerstown celebrated uneqaallea
Locust Hub Iiay Rake, New Departure
and Brown Cn,,ivators, Electric Spring
ASiteiing- Harrow, Corn Planters, Com
Crnshers, Ci.Ier Mile, Fruit DRYER.
Threshcrs, Saw Mill Engines, Barbed
fence wire, &c, &c.
EH In addition ID tho above, YOU will
at.aIl times 6nd stock OF Saddles, Br.,
dies. Harness, &c.. &c.
Soliciting yonr 6steemed pasronas.,
| mn. very respectfully yours.
ID. II. iiEISKEiL
Romnev, Nov, 0, 1883.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

The BEsT BLOOD PURIFIER. Perfect
health depends upon a perfect condition
OF the blood. For impure blood use
Holdstein's Aromanns, a remedy that
can be relied upon as being thorough and
effectual in its work. Every family
should use AromanuA ia the sprinz-time,
for The impure secretions Of the blood in.
cident TO that season of the year. 70,
Dyspepsis, Liver and Kidney Disease,
Chills and Fevers, Sick Headache, ETC.,
IL is uncqualled. Price 25 and 75 cts,
Sold a. Mcdowell, Drug Slors
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28
Notice to Farmers.

INSTEAD Of our elosing our business at ROM
i ne). West Va, ss sore have reported, ve
are now more deter miaed 20 make q krm stand
ing and continue our business, thanking our
patrons for their maay fs7ors in the past we
very respectfully aud earnestly ask your Gus.
tom for the coming season. II 10 our object 10
please, Ia selling you all nJefal aud necessary
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28
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gnsnraaee Oh.

"RlTBS Moderate lines on Dwellings, Fsru,
w Property AMI drst-eisss Neresndls ard
Manufacturing RISKS.
DIRECTORS Aionzo Loriue. Al.r.ra.,
LsughIin. Georg r. Tingi-, James y. Barru,
). A. Miller, A. ". Adams A. % Sesmon, X.
Irwin, John ~. Brown. AIOHZu LoElyG,
President. r. p. DOBBiNS, Assistant Secrets,
~. PAUL., Sscretasy. n. A. ALEX.
ANDgR. General Agent.
GEORGE w. sHoCKEY, has bees sPfeisted
s2eu; for Hampshire County. w We.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28
Il X Err ENCEs

W. W. Porter Attorney st Law. 623 walnut s,
W II Browne, ATTY at Law, 52s Walnut st.
Harold p. Nrwliu. Deputy Prothonatsry, Su
pisme Court, Broad 81
Rev. VIM. b. Greene. 3i2 South 18th 81.
March 40, 1884 -6m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

WILL TILDEN TAKE TIP

In regIrl to the semi ,leclination
OF Mr. TiIden, q leading supporter OF
q gentleman who is Democratic "a
pirant for Presidential honors, in the
City of New YORK, few days ago.
said. All that Mr. Ti.ien says now
must be taken with many grains OF
allowance. know he will not take
the nomination unless it is in a meas
ure unanimously rendered him. f.
ven then bis acceptance would depend
upon whether lie had to make an up.
hill fight. lie is rot, % he says, strong
enough to Undergo such a terrible
strain az was forced upon him by tho
bitter & heated canvass of 1876. But
If events should so shape themselves
as to assure q Democratic walk over,
then / think Mr.. TiIdcn may be re-
garded as the only candidate in the
field. Of course all the other aspir-
ants for Presidential honors at the
hands Of the Democratic Natio nal
Convention are anxious TO learn what
Mr.. Tilden's real attitude is, for
they are fully aware that should he
allow bis name to Ec used they might
as well now az later defer all their
hopes until 1882
To a reporter member of'Tilden's
Old Guard said Il do not know
whether or not Mr.. Tllden will be a
candidate for the Presidency. We
all want him to run. And the stron-
gest possible pressure is being brought
to bear to get him to allow his name
to be used. There is no doubt but
that he eau be nominated on the first
ballot, aud I believe he would re-
ceive nine out of every tel votes in
the convention. The campaign of
1876 was a spirited one, but il onld
be nothing conn AIRED to that Of 1884
should he consent to head the Demo-
cratic ticket.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

A small lot Of very fine Shirt Fronts
nicely stitched at 10 cents--a grolt
bargain. Also OF small assortment mn
auhdried Shirts for few days only al
SO come.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Ose lot unbleached Table Clyih every
thread pure liner, former price As cents.
reduced price will be rs cent?. One
piece very fine bleachcd, former price
81 10; will offer few days only foI
80 cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

A Book ABOUT GUEs.-- You can bur
books on almost any subject. but John.
sloD, the Gun Man, sends free largo
illustrated 64 page catalogue OF rides,
sho; cuns, revolvers, &c. Address
Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

OUn Car ANCHORED RoorISo can be
laid hy persons of ordinary meebanicsI
ability. IL has stronger seams. IND
fewer raw edges, than any metallic roof
In the world. Send for circulars and
price,. WIN. A LIST & co, Wheel.
ing. w. Va, Sole Manufacturers.
March II, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

: We have always found the only sure
road 10 the rapid depletion of stock 10
&c low prices, and actina upon this
principle we propose 10 close out some
large lines of Hosiery at an enormous
reduction. We have an assortment Of
Blescbe ] Hosiery. children sizes, at Is.
i6s cts. aud ladies' BIeached no, all Of
which are nice clean goods end every
pair will be offered al 3 cents. Ladies'
Balbriggan do. Stock Limited. 10 els.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Mr. J. B. Piver, Morchsad Citv, N. G.,
says: Browns Iron Buffers il the best
remedy for indigestion ever used
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

We have alresdy received picc seloc.
ton Of spring gool- that wi.l be offer.
ell very Iow. iucluding bold designs in
Scotch plaid ginghams, sc sucker ia.
ci6c chambTay.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Our imported salteons REDUCED TO 33l
cents. Domesic satteens TO IGa cents
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

The Tilden movement IN West
Virginia aud throughout the country
Is not only spontaneous, bat well nigh
unanimous Wheeling Reg, March
25.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Have just opened Two invoices OF new
Hard .are including Breast Grains, ira.
ce', Halters, Brides. collar, II lmes,
Axes ard saws Of aesrly every desert p.
ton.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Al Cur best carpets will be reduced
from Csc 70 45c aud COCOA mating to so
cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

gTNO ADvERTisERs.-Lov rates aor ad-
vertisiog 10 - = - COED negspspers Spt
lrCe. Address GEO e. HOWELL \ co. 10
Spruce ST New fork
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Two lots of Towel, will he sold az n
bargsin: lst LIT cents; ..2ai lot 10
cents; both arc cheap and. markell q,
nearly double these prices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Oliver chill plows in great demand
this spring, We sell three different sizes
AMI guarantee full satisfaction ia every
particular.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

A DDTZE Send SIX cents for pcs
N Il hlLL tsge aud receive ftes,
costly box Of goods which will help yoI 10
more money right sway than snything else 10
This void All. Of ether ser, succeed from
hrst hogr. The broad tcsd TO fortune ogeos
before the workers absolutsiy sure. Al opes.
address. TaUEk CO., Augusta, Nains.
Dee "a, 1893 ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

We offer about % pair childrens small
shoes a. 10 cents par. And a small 10.
Of ladies Lasting she's cheap.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Several styles OF Flannel will lie sold
At just one-h,lf the original price. White
q black plaid former price so,
reduced 10 % cents: 2 styles gray sack.
ing fannel--forner price rs cents. re i.
duced To 31a ceDts--6 4 fancy ulster
flannel for ncr price 81 50 reduced 10 rs
cente.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

Just received new stDcx OF Ian.
dreth's Gsriep Seeds, only 3 cents
paper, aud large assortment of Flow
er Seed.
We desire to extend a cordial invi.
tation to all TO attend o0r cheap sale.
IL living at a distance, mail your orders
TO as or leave them with Springfield
Store if living in that direction.
]. II. &. PANCAKE.
Rjmuey March %, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

00VI ~
THEY GO !!
Our semi-a nnual sale Of. ckean aoofls
viii begtn On TUESDAY MORNING.,
APRIL lST. q 3 e'clcck. Look out fos
sweeping Sednssions. We ere carryiug
too mush stock and must get rid Of !
I urge part Oft before The season gone.
We wilrhsve suail supply OF Prints
at So. good quality. former price vas
81. sud 81 cent?.
We will oiTee . matchless bargain In
con finish dresy giLgha@ at 81 cents
formsr price l5c.
- ...i--... -, -. s -
We shalt mako bat ono price en-
Lawns and Percales and will Offer eve-
~ yard In the horse ct 81 cent?, though
many Of them are worth double that q
mount.
A big dive in dress goods will con,
sti'uts one Of the principal attractions.
We have decided to reduce line Of Is
cen, dress goods to SIC. We bave do.
ctded to reduce line Of 20 & % cent
dress goods to IL cents. We havs do
cided To reduce a line Of 25. % & 80
cents dre-s goois to i2i cents.
We find IL deeir allie 10 reduce onr
largo stock u men,' ard BOYS CASH.
merc', and TO this end will slaughter
them from he very start aud not wait
until the rush 10 over. We have n lot
of65 & 40 cen's toys Cassimeres which
We will offer ut 45 cts. One very pretty
style at 85c--viI he reduced to 5Sc--
Urge lot al 81 90, 81 rs, 81 35--wiil
all he sold for IS cents.
Several styles OF Flannel will lie spld
ut just one-hilf the original price. White
& black plaid 1.nnel--for,ncr price so.
reduced 10 25 cents: 2 styles gray sack.
ing dannel--forner price rs cents. re
duccd To 37A cents--64 fancy ulster
flannel foi ncr price 81 50 reduced 10 rs |
cent-.
Two lots of Towel, will he sold az !
bargsin: LIST LIT Z cents; Pad lot I9l
cents; both nrc cheap and nstrket NJ, |
nearly double these priccs.
Ose lot unbeached Table Cl,lh every |
thread pure liner, former price As cents. |
reduced price will be rs cent?. One
piece very fine blesched, former price |
81 Is; will offer few days only for
80 cents.
A small lot Of very Rne Shirt Fronts |
nicely stitched at 10 cents--a nro.t
bargain. Also OF small assortment, nm.
auhdried Shirts for few days only at
so come.
We have always found the cnly sure
road 10 the rapid depletion Of stock 10 !
&c low prices, and actinh upon this
principle we propose To close out some
large lines of Hosiery at an enormous
reduction. We have an assortment of
Bleacbe Hosiery. children sizes, at Ii.
l63 cts. aud ladies' BIeached no, all Of
wbich are nice clean goods end every
pair will be offered al 3 cents. Ladies
Balbriggan do. Stock Limited. 10 CTS.
We offer abcut % pair childrens small
shoes a; 10 cents pair. And a small 10.
Of ladies Lasting she's cheap.
Al Cur best carpets will be reduced
from Csc 70 45c aud ocoa mating to 80
cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

We find IL desirable 10 reduce our
largo stock u mems ard boys CASH
mercs, and TO this end will slaughter
them from The very. start aud not wait
until the rush 10 over. We have n lot
OF 65 &c 20 cen's toys Cassineres which
We will offer at As cts. One very pretty
style at S5c--~iil he reduced to 5Sc--
itrge lot al 81 90, 81 rs, 81 35--wiil
all he sold for IS cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

A big dive in dress goods will con,
sti'uts one Of the principal attractions.
We have decided to reduce . line of Is
cen, dress goods to SIC. We bave do.
cided to reduce line Of 90 & % cent
dress goods to IL cents. We havs do
cided to reduce n line Of rs, % & 80
cents dre,s goois to i2l cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

PAID UP CAPITAL 100000,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-28

We shalt mako bat ono price en-
Lawns and Percales snd will Offer eve.
~ yard In the horse ct 81 Genie, though
many Of them are worth double that q
mount.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

Tnk Zoe Knox stallion Cheerful l.
advertised by posters from the DEMOCRAT
JOB press. BY Mr. G Rldlon q North
Par. Horse finclers know The virtues
Of The old Gen. Knox" blood, snd hnd
no deterioration m this cheerful sample.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17
NAMES FUTURE.

SPECIAL REronr on Tmr CIWArE, sou,
REouRcEs AND CArAnulIiEs 90 rur srAfE.
The Department Of Agriculture has Just
Issued 4 special report on The climate, soil,
physical resources aud agricultural capa-
iu.tlcs OF Maine. written by samuel l.
Blariman, osq ~ Augusis, calling atten.
ton o. the large section % unoccapicd
isnIs aul thrIr many favorable features
f,r asr.cuiiuri,ts 81 well Al manufacturer.
Amer devoiing slAty page o. descriptions
iu detail 90 thc advantage ~ r-l ny 90
Siaie. De- closes ~ saying
"wlthin thc limits % Maine are o. he
found cot ouly The attractions oi natural
scsusfy. boz AL many of thr sources NJ
wealth combiLci physical. agficulinfcti
aud mlrrfal. as can bc lllul Dob SOY portion
of the 4 nited States With nlf fNteuir lea
AMI deeply lnlsutcd sra coast ou thn unr
OF favoflug winds. with uuf mpuutllpols
regions that tlsill ln prpfa-lnn clear va
ters that swell our rivers ani OH Dlf likfsi
descending from high elevations Dbl c.r'
cuitllus COURSES ln a succession 90 cas-.
cadcs a. TIE ocean our anl1itni ipf.st-,
rich In their wealth. of valuable woods, fn
useful to Arts our productive sob gflng
nourlshment - all crops o' thc most
favf rel North temperate zone. aul olf "a.
psusise aud ditcrs.lsi system lf mtnaitr.
igrss. mining sni .hipluiiius Nhnc In
the development uf h,f rrsuufl.s Dos tIf
poaer to h,Come might l1 tir nli'Hn.
and O. almost drfy the cDmprI'lIr ui inr
wOrit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

wEsr PANS. Jaae ii-Mrs. Catherine
Humphrey was buried yesterday from her
home; services BY Rev. Mr. william. Her
daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs.. Stew
ems. % Guudhan. VI, are thinslug or COM
Ing % live a. the home place a. Trap Cor
ner
Most OF me lick one. are convalercent.
A few new cases OF mumps
Mr.. n Birrows i loAiiag a car with
bobb.ns to-day.
Mr.. susan Ciiain l. visiting her sister
A. Norway. for few days.
Sir Julian Youngs children ere having
tie mamps. Mss Hattie \. Rarwell Of
North Paris. iscoming 10 help Mrs. Young
while.
The Norfolk Jablles singers are % hold
a concert OF song Al Centennial Hall, jane
i9th, At this place.
The humps have been interviewing The
Postmas,er's famlly-tangh,cr and sou.
Mr. Joshua Rlcharispn OF North Paris,
l. % have q rubber Top ou his buggy wag'
on. costing only twelve dolhs aad ex'
press. Rev Mr William sent for IL foi
MIN. where be gos hts, an, I presum he
will accommodate any other that should
wan, one. Mr.. witham has two good
horses nice hve-yrar-old colt and thu
other older. good readers, the older one
might make q bice saddle-horse, pretty
and smart. likes TO eanier, and can run a.
fast as most anything else think h
will sell either OF them. as DC don't need
bat one Bow. Mr.. Mooney also has gooc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

Why mETAyORs TnE AMENDMENT. The
Bdiyioa Nstss says A promlrent Demo
crat In an sdiolnlng town In a private
note not Intended Tor publication, gives
tn flHowlng admirable reasons Tor his
support u The constitutional Amendment
ON in favor OF The smf niment Dee
llsvr in pruhlhiii ~. aud cannot hring my
selfte favor license law ~ should Try
ever 80 hard d. not hook uppu The
amendment a. anithing that 9. going ~
help suppress tn liqaof tram b. hut 70 will
place the matter where = license law can.
not be passed by legislature elected In
the Interest OF the llql0r clcmc nt, until The
people have a chance % fully discuss The
measure, and then vote on u. While the
amendment may do no great good. | can
not see that u can DO any possible harm,
ana u will certainly throw safe. guard
around the present law. Another reason
why favor the amendment u because |
DO not llke 20 vote on the side where az ~
"a liquor sellers. al wi0 t,aHf iiluor mod
nee, az u fAc draEiarls dai aN ~ ~
"stler gussicrs" wlu rofs. OF course many
good. honest. respectable people vii vote
against the amendment, bat the classes
named above will al vote on one side, aud
The company Il not one 10 be proud or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

PANS SIR Arctas Sturtlcr OF Portland
va. a. the Hubbard House. hst week.
This popular hotd has already many ap-
piIcauors ior rooms. Those who spend a
zine within .ts well Kept walls arc SURE 90
desire o. return. There j. uo reason Why
Paris HM sloa'd nos become a popular
summer resort. 10 d, beautifully located,
healthfai-ani We always have cool nights
a decided advantage over sea-coasi rc-
sorts.
The Baptist vcstfy 0. helos treated 70
an Inside coat OF paint.
Rev Miss Augc'. Is preaching a. thc To-
lser.Alst Chsrch. She will probably be
located over he Joable parish % Norway
AM Paris
That relic OF original settlement, the
highway surveyors road-gaug, have been
bay about TIE village for several days.
Toe road T. accepted A. much improved
The lawn mowers are on The rampage on
some gras- pats. vigorous growth %
thick grass = noticeable, caused by The
damp atmosphere.