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City vs.. IL. Y. Peyton, intoxicated;
discharged,
City VS.. Mathisc, interfering with prl-
vato property; discharged,
CITY. VS.. Il, Williams, assault and bat
tory, fined $40.
City VS.. George Whoepon, assault and
battery; fined 81.
City vs.. Bin Turner maintaining q
nuisance; fined 50.
City vs.. NJ. stuart, obstructing thu
street; continued.
City vs.. Jack duncan, fighting; dis
missed
city w, same, carrying pistol, 10y jury
"not guilty.
City vs.. same, assault and battery
nnedN
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SClE NICE NIL

| FOUNDED ~ tS25 GY MRS, TENIS.
Aims to give lbs pupils elements NJ a COM
| p'elu education. Faculty selected from best
Eastern COLLEGES. Terms reasonable Send
/ Tor Catalogue. W.T. POINTER, D.D., Prtn.
! cpul. Sh.lhNyil'p, Kentucky.
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At the st. George; NJ Jones, Mar
lin; II G Lewis, Grapevine; = Blount,
Canton; n c Finn, Winsboro; ] A
Russ, Fort Worth; S = Wilson, WaXa-
hachio; Samuel Hunt, llillsboro; S b
Ewoll, Miss Eliza Muse, Evergreen; II
u Horny. + S Bangs, William Bangs,
Now York; A y Sythe, Bowie; j j
lToke, Temploton; g Meyer, Quincy,
Michigan; &c l'rcoman, MOnnt Vernon
g w Read, $ p Deming and lady
MeXia; Frank lIopson, u II rompleton
Wnxahachc; G Fruk, j n Cline, Tay-
lor; w u Powell, Holland; Miss Mason
Goshen; John $ Andrew, Fort Worth
b w MclIchels, Marshall; w a
Briggs, WaXahachio; j Laing
Woathorford; j a Jackson, Plano
James II Crasen, GAINESVILLE
Herman II Buhert, Baltimore; II Cad
| Ter, Now York; Col. w 5 Hall, For
Worth; William Musgravc. Baltimore
II Victor, Galveston; q G Boyd, Thor
| Springs; A Goldsmith, st Louis; j
Holmes, Shreveport; Mrs NJ IIeonardN
and son, ST Louis; A $ Reed, Coleman
Arthur Clements, Quincy, Illinois; Mrs
Il T. Johnson, Grapevine.
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lNR RENT - WITH OK Win
board, one or two large rooms; sOut
exposure; nicely furnished, In private J
W. Tor gentleman and wife or twugCnur
kraics M ca'h room; close to hutin,l
Mtiiln street For Information, calll
W, RAErON q Co., Egi Finn a.
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SAVED HER LIFEi

RIDGE, McISTosu Co., GA.
DIR. J. BRApFIELD: Dear Sir-l have taken
several bottles of your Female Regulator for
mllingof the womb and other diseases COM
bined, of sixteen years standing, and / really
believe am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude. | know your medicine
saved my life, SO yousee cannot speak too
highly in its favor. have recommended Il
- several OF my friends who are suffering as
Twas. Yours very respectfully,
MRS. W. Il. STEBINS.
Our Treatise on the "IIealth and Happiness
OF Woman mailed free.
THE BRADFGELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta. Gp
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An error was made In the annual ro-
port OF County Assessor Scott, pub
iished In yesterdays HERALD. II read,
sThe Increase of the valuation OF prop.
erty In the city and county over last
year is $3.50" IL should have read y,
f7b.OO0,
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no. idi MADISON AVENUE.

Now York. Superior board, moderate
j oos. MANY snmthern roicrences.
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CARE AuTHOHIZEnTO ANNOUNCE
w W. h. GRAHAM as q candidate for Con.
stable Of Precinct No. at the ensuing oiec.
tOn.
WE ARE REQUESTEDTO ANNOUNCE
w j. c. MCCARr rs a candidate for Con.
table in Precinct No. /,
YSvH ARE REQ TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN OVERLAND rs a candidate tOrCon-
table In Precinct No. :.
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FOR RENT.

,'uR ittNt-A LARGE END HEn.Ku
Il MoilinrnishCd, suitable Cor two vi
lnch ut gvntlpmnn and wife without chs
tlhl would be permanent. This b. ~
desirable room, close To Postoiicr, ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

WE ARE AUTHORIZE ANNOUNCE
w 4. @, I. KENDALL AS candldate tor re
election rs Justice OF the Peace OF Precinct
No. nj the ensuing election.
NXTEARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w hENRY SCHULZ us candidate FOR JUS
tlce of the Peace for Precinct M. !.
NTEARE AUTHORIZATIONS ANNOUNCE
w s. n. BRAsWELL as n candidate for luS-
lice OF the Peace for Precinct No. |, at the
ensuing election,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G.. STEVENS as candidate
FOR Justice the Peace OF Precinct No. |.
vEARE AUTIlORIZEpTO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN L. GILLESPIE ~ candidate tuI
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No. l, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
lection.
Wy Il ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
W GEORGE X. tEAIN Tor Justice of The
1nqca for Precinct No :.
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In the case Of the State vs.. II. II. Pat
torson, charged with slandering Jake
lien aud HIS daughter, the county sue
tainod defendants motion In arrest OF
Judgment for defects In the Information
and nrantod new trial.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

ST. PATTERSON rr'ai,at LEXINGTON, ET,
The largest Female College I'm Kentucky.
BUILDINGS ut modern construction; appoint
mcnts superior, accommodations upsurpass.
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas;
hot and cold water ON each iluor; baths,
Course Of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty of superior teachers; extra JuNin-
togcs In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
cution. But two pupils occupy room. its
patrons and pupils are references. For cat
aogGe, copy Of Monthly, published 10y the
students, list Ot references, etc, apply TO the
prlsLlnnt. on 7. 4. 81. NlnIr. nnlln.. TnNn.
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ W. II. TuACKER for County Clerk
NyTE ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. G.. HILL as candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Clerk.
I'VE ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY jones rs a candidate for re-
lection to the office nt District Clerk,
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COUNTY ItEAsUREK.

w AXE AUIuOKlZEDT ANNOUNCE
w the name otJ. r. Downs rs caudi-
date for County Treasurer of Dallas county
at the ensuing election, November I, lSNi
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
~ n0uuce Mr.. n. d. LANGLEY ms a can
udaic for County Treasurer of DALLAS county.
election I'm November.
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EDUCATIONAL.
uRsULINE ACADEMY
nrNnn etreet, Dnlla..

This Institution, conducted by the Usuline
Indies, is most desig.hly located. The system
of education pursued is designed To develop
the mental, moral and physical powers O.,
the pupils, and To make them useful women
OF renned tastes and cultivated manulr>,
TERMS ~ ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
Statiorey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary innrlua-
ryeXpenseS, per session ofnve months, SIN
Music and use of piano ....,,. ....,...,... ..
Entrance fee (Ouly fer the first year SEQ.
Young ladies desiring admittance INTO INT
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations tOl
/ mrther particulars, apply to the
ALllnll ER AI-nLnInR-
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LOST

I oSr-BErwEEN THE pOSrOrFiCE
II and the corner o. Ervny aud laol am
ntrcets, a small saichel containing a uockrt.
book, lndNs sncl and other articles A
suitable reward viii be paid for the saino III
leit ~ the Coffee and spice Mills, 0lS. 90 ami
Ni2 Elm Al. eoil.tf
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The Hunstable Boot aud shoe factory
made the base ball shoes for tho Dallas
Brown Stockings.
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LEGGsLATUHE

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. +. TERRELL as n candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elec
on,I1qm5AON 4, 1884.
NNEARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
w u. T.. COOMBES rs - candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
Az ARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
w Mr. X. :. KlMIiROUGH as u candidate
or the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
% md action Of the n"'uocrncv.
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AGENTS. ADDRESS

w ANTED-H0TEL HELP-oNE CHAM
W bermaid and waiter; both must glvl
good reference; Barnes house, Albany, TeL|
J. l~ Barnes, Proprietor. ju2a-ti
lNANTED-IHE TENAS MUTUAL ENl
W duwment Association will give good and
profitable employment to experienced insurl
unce solicitors. Address a. NJ. HALL, Seen.
larN, I23 Min sireoI, n.hlRs. ToXas. NM
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Stanton, Va.

stanton, Va.
Mrs. Gen. j. r. b, Stuart, Principal. The
next session ofnine months begins Sept. II,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
full particulars apply to the Principal.
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senator Gibbs, Democratic nominee
for Lieutenant Governor, returned yes
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YESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,


"ANuNt hNE
Tho 9Th Annual Session begins Oct. lst
Most elegant bnil dings In the South. Az
modern cnnvcuicuccs Rest advantages In
literature, music and art. Special attention
To health and comfort NJ pupils Moderate
charges. Apply early To W. G. BASS,
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GEORGIA MlLlTARY ACADEMY


Incorporated and governed by a Board Of
Trustees full and experienced Corps of
Professors: location unsurpasse. for beauty
and henlthfulness; discipline equal TO that OF
the best schools In the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially loI
the school; seven states represented. Degrees
Conferred upon graduates. The Fall Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc, ad-
dress the superintendent,
MAI. b. l. BURGESS.
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WYE ARE RESPECTFULLi REQUEST.
w ed to announce the name OF W. H.. "
AMtru rs u candidate for sheriff of Dulla'
'unty. NJ the nusuip" November election.
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INSTITUTE
Marion, Ala,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wANrED-Agcn,s tor the uycso f
CLEVELAND ur>ASH,2,,cKs
containing ull and complete history of the
Democratic party, portNylny 10, brilliant
history through the entire period of H. cy.
i'tOncc, lully illustrated. This hool, ppcns
mp u splendid chance for urcnlS 'nmpk,
money, ms We are giving extra terms to nci.
| I've workers. Send j0c. at once for nutGt.
and secure YOUR first choice or territory.
For circular, With extra forms To ul,nis. ma.
| dress TeNuS hook and Bible Co., ~ Elm
street. Dallas, rcNps.
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Rheumatism can be cured by the
great pain conqueror, ST. Jacobs Oil.
TRY II.
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Hu Httg.#ltiE pulESI AND bI
Il located Livery stable In the city Of naI
Is offered for sale, because the present PM
ctorS are not born livcrymen. We can 4
amy one that the stable has not only ND
but Is even now, In July, making money,
a practical livcryman, this Is u rare oppOl
NIFTY To secure a good thing. Terms, 1
third cash, balance ON any reasonable i
wanted, with Interest ana well secured.
NV loor address WHEAT 4 WHEAT, naI
lcNNs, augll
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Lundoorg's Perfume, kdenia.
Iundborg's Perfume, Marcchal Mel Rose.
Iundhorgs Perfume, Alphino Violet
l.undDorg's Perfume, Luly OF the valley,
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NNUNIN NrrnNNNN.

AVE ARE AUrUORIIEpTO ANNOUNCE
w G., f.. CLINT rs a candidate for rec &c
ton to the office of County Attorney at the
ensuing election
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L'OR SALE--A CARLOAD OF sHII
H. giles. Apply To Z. II. EDWARDS, 733 an
~ Main st. sel2.I
i ports, from first Cranch to fourth Otl
inclusive, In perfect order; price, $3.50. Appl
To WILLIAMS a TuRNEY, "a Main 81 scll'2I
EOR SALE-A NICE LITTLE PLANTI
l. ton, y miles due south of the city, so
100 acres udyaniagcuusly laid out for cnnyei
fence and profit; the different apartment
separated 10y the most substantial fences;
| beautiful building Site on an eminence thi
| and scenery; pastures with tanks. Grst-raI
! cultiNaiabir land and plenty lirc-wOod. Nd
/ hc sold no small tract to suit purchasers an
on terms to suit. JOHN NJ. CEOCKErE
soil IA
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lIoN sALk--BY SOUTHWEST

lNOk SALE-BN SOUTHWEST III
Il CuMPANl-i-pum house, lot 5ONlgi
ner OF Crowdus and Porter streets: lot
lOn, Main street, near Ervny:2 ncrvg wI
houses ot and rooms, East Dallas, N.
east oi Fair Grounds; i-ruOm house, hi
wv corner iCorsicHnn and niowder sim,
ncr'N with houses, 4 aud 3 ruOms, East
luN' northern oi luir Grounds; S-rOom h
pl '9A'N'. corner Griffin aud Gibbs 80
lots aud ., ~ aud - each nNlei. I'm Mic
iun'Sudditiuu, adjoining pud wpst uf
Nmunds; lot NNNU, corner Griffin and A
NircclS; lot NpNlO, Joins Fair Ground on
west; lot 2lNNl, ON Pacific avenue, orr
passenger depot; lot 6gisNlOO, corner Cot
M0nd lnno nnd Cedar springs u. au
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louisville Rugby School

800 Fifth ST.. Louisville, Ky.
SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
Tor BOYS Thirteenth Session begins September 10th.
Thorough preparation for business or higher classes
Of best Universities. In past ten years its Alumni
have obtained at the best Schools N the country,
NIX degrees Of N. D.. Fifteen OF II. L.i Eighteen
Academic and Scientific degrees, and over one hum
dred diplomas In district schools ~ study Shorthand
aud ~ pr-Writng taught During vacation principals
cal b. seen At as Main s. from 10 to clock daily.
For catalogues aud further Information, dresB
w N. MCDONALD,
Master NJ Arts. University OF Va. pyiHninaIc
A. L. MCDONAID, JitWSltGlO
Graduate Washington lee UniV.J
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EuR krNT-rHE SPLENDID \
L residence ofthc lntc Judge Bnrksda.
ceased, In East Dallas, Ia one Otthc mo,
s.rNhle neirhbnthuOds In the suhuins =
GUY and one ot the most beautiful iuca
tn nll the surroundings; everything conl
WIN furniture aud al the appliance,
housekeeping; ON the most favorable "
one rnOn reserved with buardi nou1
ygod families need apply; rvicrynce rv \
FOR PARTICULAR, cNll NJ the utiicc ul
LlAhsS TCRNEY, No. 2l5 Main stree
sfulra ~
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The Cicvcinnd nnd mcndrlcl,, club.

The hest smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker"
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yANTED-A GOOD MAN 10 - ~
w chptFe Of a flrst-class intent me ivFAl
ouiat IN n5suscc and Ia do the talking a
dress 1 " T. Inlu Rene1v Ia. Citv. sci9.5,t
CITIZENSHIP or SOME Il
w kind wanted bv n vouup man Of sevpn
, rors' eyney.irnce who has some cnpital. yorv
nest re eiences. Address A, b., care HerniS
Office. sei2-4
VTTANTED-BOA IN AN FXCELI-EI
w establishment nv "A younpi ndv N5dras
bprrsr. Herald. seIai1
yVrANPED-TEN FIRSr.CI,NsS' STONE
w ,oi,fers M Court-house. CLARK viz
Texas. Auuly M once Pc, IIvtNGsroS
xar,,' ~ IruATCsN pITN
w Hairy. sober habits Address LAKE, q
NcFNRtiN. Marshall. Texas seia,d
,,,,,,. ~, w, Il, 51,S5,,,, :,
w An ED - lN S uAN LIZ
hluu, ONT OF more uhlurIlisheu 'oonls
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MORPHINE S SsISsal ,; ana

EASILY CURED. BOOK FREE.
pl,; j., {, HoFFMAN, Jefferson, Wisconsin
4 hNEkTlsEliS by addressing ,koRuE
n hOM ELL n CO., 10 spruce street, New
iuIh' vah learn The eNuct cost VT amy nm.
posed line " Advertising In American Sa,rs.
pap.rs' Eo-lN'pago Pamphlet, iOc.
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WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w W, T. STRANGE HS % candidate for
'oUutV JUDGE Ni '.r ensuing election.
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Il nlshed front room, at ~ Elm s.lrsl
LNk NENr-nN ruE SluIhy
II LAND COMPANY, TOi Main
broom house, M hla Veal street, slNi
house, No FLORA street, east uf Tcls'
tral Nnilrpad, -, i.rOom house, ncM,,
Nem, Ensi Dallas, acres land, Nv Z
h9uso, 1901 Polk street, opposite OIL N
VIZ A.rnom h0us corner Ervny anu
streets, ~; b-roon house. East LIN
nehr branch, 30, i-room house on
llhrWond street, nrAr branch, 'lAi
mouse, w Main street, $40, i.r1om
hnst Dallas, north OF fnir Goun.
.nonl house, Live Oak street. near ".
sl-''l' 9-ruom house, Jlj Caruth sipeN .
EuR RENt-Eiuitr ROOMS AT 4,
- street .un.siAlrsl, good ctuklnr M
| lHg.uom twu n1nfn, frnntlhg ON "
ApnlN 10 y, W. nNnron. 0'i FIN y /
Eoh RENT-ONE OF TnE MO-i
y hhle siuu ronus IN DALLAS, N.
ierl 81 Z ] basement uf same dlmcu,...
/ l.lte Herald ufllco. Apply to ot,1
! kCQk ktNf-CHNrEAILY LOS9
- fif.t-claF slrcuinr rooms; Fnuis
WV a. cgnvvn|unccs. tiNnsttN y
'tohh' 40 Main street. upstairs.
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

NTEARE AUTHORIZED OANNONUCE
w BEVEBN SCorras q candidate To- re-
election To- the Office of County Assessor at
the ensuing election,
AVE ARE AUTHORIZED no An.
w uuuncc Mr., G.. Il. GtILEsrIE rs can
tldDte for recollection to the OHicc OF County
-NIInnlnr-
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DISTRICT JUDGE.
COUNTY JUDGE.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel ED. G. Bowen as u candidate
or the Office Of County Judge Mt the ensuing
SECTION In November.
SArE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED 10
w announce Colonel w. NJ. EDWARDS as
Z candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
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We will send aud get your bottles fiji
and return thom, only charging for the
wine. Loeb a Freiherg.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-04-11

tary road from Charlestown, No. 4, n. H..
through Andoyer, on the South East side Of
the little pond-whch is natural pond 3,
OF mile long about mile from the lake.
INTO which it empties-across the south hoo
oil the lake, over which was made cause
way or log bridge, past the Faulkner place to
North Derry, thence on 10 the military sta.
tons west THE mountain, crossing bv ,yb,t
IS called the Notch road in Peru. lowell
Lake was formerly called w,rnon,,
'ieh Derry pond, About the FIRST Of ,bis
century dam was built at the outlet of the
lake ior mill privilege, The first stone in If
was iaid by Jonathan Buxton, oneofthe early
settlers.
Al The head of this dam was saw mill
ana few rods below was powder mill If
was hnted that counterfeit money was also
made there A few rods southeast of tbe
dam is the first grave yard of the town
here hes many of its first settlers. Among
the honored names are Capt. Akin. Can't,
Patterson and Capt. Warner The Oldest tab
let Is Monsieur Anderson, 1870, said to be a
revolutionary soldier who persisted in e,oss.
ing the mountain in the winter. MANY graves
are marked only by rough stones. To the
dishonor of this town this ancient cemetery
is In pasture, over run with brush and pom
lars, with not even fence around it. Twice
within fifty years it has been over run by fire.
On the west side of the lake Mr.. Hilton
has fine summer resort for pleasure seek
ers. One of the five islands in the lake he
has improved with walks and seats for the
benefit of the public.
Thirty or forty rods below the lake was a
small pond, where was a better power SUP
phed by water from the lake. Here was a
'grlst mill, and afterwards carding machine
and clothing works, where homemade cloth
was colored and dressed Now there is only
saw mill here. The next business place on
the stream was tannery, built by Nathan
Buxton in 1907. For many years il was
the only tannery between Chester and Man.
chester, or in this section.
FARMER.
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WINDHAM.

The listers have made their annual
rounds.
There seems to be little more activ-
ity in the live stock market in Wind
ham. We hear of several recent sales.
VIM. l.. Crouin has several two and
three year old heifers for sale which he
thinks will make good cows.
The cold snap last week caused some
damage among the sugar makers in
freezing and bursting buckets. G. w.
Dimmick had four hundred and forty
injured, which he he'd to take to the tin
shop to be repaired.
Frank, son of Waldo j. Smith, has
gone to Wales, Mass, on visit of two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Mack were called
to Chester last Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Harvey A. Gould. Mr..
Gould is a son of Dea. Asa y. Gould. a
former townsman.
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JAMAICA.

The Rev. Edwin V. Small has ten
dered his resignation as pastor of the
first Baptist church at Jamaica, which
has been accepted, and call extended
to the Rev. DeForrest Stafford, of Jeri-
cho, VT, to become their pastor for the
meNpired term for which Mr.. Small
was hired. Wa understand that Mr..
Stafford will accept, and will at once
remove his family here and enter on
the duties of the pastorate.
The sugar makers have been busy,
and fair crop of sugar is expected.
Mr.. Presho and family have moved
from Back street into Charles Clark S
house on Factory street. Mr.. John
Underwood having purchased and oc-
cupied the house where they formerly
resided.
Zelotus Skinner, Esq, shows samples
of very fine looking sugar-presume it
would taste well.
Maple sugar is great institution, as
the goodly number who assembled at
Mr. and Mrs. Ruby's last Tuesday ev-
ening will testify, and our genial host
and hostess have the gracious knack of
everybody feel at home. There
was just about enough on hand to COM
fortably fill the house; the wax was
just hunky, and the pickles 0. K, the
cigars real regalias, and the vocal and
instrumental music-well, who cares
for the mud and slush when you can
have such a real good time as we had
that night? Maple wax and patent
evaporators forever.
The roads are just awful, but our vet
ran tin peddler, Mr.. Chas. Pierce start
ed out last Wednesday on his trip to
York State, by way of Manchester.
Rev. Ii. M. Kellogg, pastor of the
LIST Congregational church of Green
wich, Conn, college friend of Rev. O.
&. Baker, will give a lecture at the
Dramatic Hall next Tuesday evening.
April 10, at 1880 O'Clock. Subject:
. a Yankee Drive, or; 800 miles
through New England and among the
White Mountains by team" The lee
ture will be amusing, interesting and
instructive. Admission 10 cts; chill
1ren 10 cts.