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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
weather -Rcport-oct

Barometer-at a. m. 3O.12.
rmometer-Minimum $40; maxi
mum $50.
Sky-Overcast.
Wind-Southwest
Rainfall-Sept. 80, 800 inches Oct. l,
.245 inches. Rainfall for month of Sep
tember-on days, 2.32 inches.
Moon-Last quarter 600 a. m.
There were only two heavy rains in
September, on the 21et and Both. On
each occasion nearly inch.
! The month of May is still ahead in
rainfall 81 inches.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
A Bucket-sIlop Explosion, +
Customers Lose Everything

.-oti. KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. I'd.
Charles R.. Gallahare & Co, stock
brokers with headquarters at Newburg
failed yesterday. Considerable excite
-ment was caused here by the failure.
The firms and customers lose everything.
1t will be impossible for the house to
resume. The firm had bucket shops in
NeWburg, Ii Middletown, IHayrestraws
Rondout, Catskill. Saugartis and Poughl
keepsie. !i'.:s ~ 1t'.hif' }t'-ss- ~
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
A DMINIsTR&ToR's LAND SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NORTH CAROLINA,
IN Buncombe county.
OFFICE OF CLERK SUPERIOR COURT.
Notice is hereby given of the Incorporation OF
the Asheville Telephone Company, that she
names of the ineorpoEatoEs are g. n, McLond,
Richmond Pearson, n. w. Girdwood, F. Stike-
leather and E.J. Aston, and such officers as they
may associate with them that the principal place
of business shall be in the ecitytof AsheYille,
county and State aforesaid and its general pur-
pose and business is to Establish, erect and
maintain in the counties ofBunconbe, Haywood,
Henderson and Madison, in the State of North
Carolina or In one or more of said counties, a
system of telephones with 81 necessary exchang-
es, offices. poles wires, instruments, machinery.
with the instruments known as telephones, so as
to make and keep up a Thorough system of tele-
phone service in one or more of said COUNTESS
that the duration of the shall be thirty
years; the capital stock is $4,000, divid ed into
one Thousand shares at the par value Of $40.
Oct. 1st, 1855. 3ess E. w. HERNDON,
oct Idiot Clerk Superior Court.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
TIE CITIZEN

The CITIZEN
Will have representative at all the
Courts in the West It is earnestly hoped
that all friends will meet him promptly,
and make old things new by closing up
all old accounts. We feel we can call on
all now with confidence of ready and
willing response. Those who may not
be called on by him, are kindly reques-
ted TO call on him, SO that all matters can
be settled up. 1t is necessary we should
make this urgent appeal to our friends
n f. M IF
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02


A fine line of Hats, Caps and Furnish
ing goods will soon be opened opposite
Eagle Hotel. If
Go SEE WH1TLooK's NEW GOODS.
Cashmeres in all grades and all colors
and black, at WHITLoCK's.
A lot of splendid clothing just received
sthsFy's.
Macon court commences next Monday.
The CITIZEN will be represented.
Gilbert's Sc inch wide Dress Flannel
best madein all colors at WHITLooK's.,
Rains continue. Good for those be-
hind in seeding, and, we trust, does no
harm to our tobacco raisers.
Regular meeting of Mt. Hermon Lodge
A. F. s, A. NJ. will take place tonight at 8
o'clock.
Rev. Sam Jones will be invited to
deliver an address at the coming Fair in
Asheville. and it is expected that he
will accept
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Carolina, Cumberland Gap and
Chicago Railway Company for the
election of Directors and other bust
ness, will be held at Aiken, S. c., on the
4th of November. See adve1 tisement.
The U. S. Court for Asheville con-
venes on the Sd OF November, Judge
Dick presiding. We are informed that
the dockets will be heavy, as on the
principle of new broom sweeping
clean, the deputies have done much
work.
We are pleased to meet Mr.. Frank R.
Osburn, of Buffalo, N. Y, who visits our
section on prospecting tour. AS he is
interested in stock growing and fruit
raising, we are sure he will be pleased
with this section. He is stopping at the
Eagle.
Mr. William Hallyburton and family,
of Durham, passed through this morning,
en- route to Pigeon River. Mr.. Hallybur-
ton recently purchased the beautiful
Penland hotel property, at.Pigeon River
station, and will fit it up for hotel pur-
poses, with modern improvements. We
welcome Mr.. H. and family to our sec
ton. He is father of the wife OF our
popular townsman, MIR. r. P. Walker.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
Koon. PRoposA1a WANTED.

WOOD. PROPOSALS WANTED.
The undersigned has about Two hum
dred Cords. of good Wood for sale. The
wood is cut and corded on the Cemetery
Grounds. Proposals are invitsd up to
Satufday next, Sd October, for the wood,
to bs taken at the Cemetery,
~. J. BKARDKE,
dtd. ofCommittee.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
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PR1ce LIST.

The following are bargains:
Rogers Triple Plated Knives at $1.75 and
$500 per set; Rogers Table Spoons and
Forks $3.45Iper set; Dessert Spoons and
Forks $3.50 per set; Tea Spoons $.65 per
set. All the above are guaranteed.
White Hnd'e Knives, good grade, slips
and 81 so per set; Celluloid Hnd. Knives
$500 and 1925 per set; Fine Carvers Soc
per pair. Always lowest prices at Laws
Silver and China Hall.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

FHoafE INDuSfnkdf Exd bassEq mi 49el.
poInt these daysfeFq FqeRay made clothing
and ready h1adesb6es We are very apt
to overlook the humble industries ofi6ur
own own people, Tiers isI n Icertain glare
and aT.l glitter glitter ABOUT imported Y9fk-nerth-
ern work and we catch hold of-it as if
We lad gone into the ScaSe Of Aladdin.
IHHe leye NsastsloK4 The Besaaditly7 s0f Styles,
on the exquisitaness sofshspss, onlithe
@sthe heticism of adofnmehtss md flne idea
of soiliid work slllR and solid meehah-
i' ism is logtt sight Of in tbei glitter and
glare of what catches the eye, We once
looked to Europe, we caught on to to Eng
land, we revelled.inf the Paris 'ideaE We
dropped d little and 1--WE scameIdoWn to
New england; and now ,Ws hang on New
England, that tangled end of. a geogfaph-
ical contortion inow shapes the fashions
for head and foot We look up and we
look down and the gloss of fashion and
the mould of: form com e9 from Yankee
DOM, But is this right3ogHefe we have
our mechanics, men skilled and expert.
They live AMONG id. let us support
lthsmetnGrr .aS .WGj oht Id94i fiIds
Go to Levy's; see what work he does.
We make no claims for individ1als.h We
take the principle. y We ;hreI Sfor,h home
industry and home patronage. -.
2 T.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
THE FOREIGN QUESTION.
sERvIA WANTS MORE TERRITORY.


..e....e .4t a. NIssA, October 2. /
Tie meeting of Skuptschina yesterday
has resulted in Seryia demanding an en
tension of ofterritory.' The populace att
clamoring for annexation of. Macedonia
It is probable, owing to the large army
which Servia has in the field, that she
will speedily seize contiguous territoiV,
thus making more difficult the solution
of the Balkan question.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
ENTBTgR1sING

NTETBRfsING* G*ailH19Diano9 ynE ri be
We, were yesterday shown throughl the
Wholesale drug house Of Messrs. Sanford,
ChahaB6Flaih &9Albers,l and were per
fectay surprisedlto see FthelameHn5 Of. pr.
Hart's Great Relief they are shipping in
all directions. The people ie9idently ap-
preciate this valuable famiLYmediein
for we notice that ofthe numerous orders
received daily by that h6use, there il
scarcely one that does nioticahi for sew
eral dozen ofthis wonderful remedy. No
family should be without It at this sea.
lsomof the, year.n8 odi 10 n9nniEhp
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
ExAcTLY WHAT az IS Up 10

EXACTLY WHAT HE rs UP TO.
The Spartanburg Spaftdss says: .gThe
Asheville CITIZEN commends Capt hos
d. Johnston, Congressman elect 1rom
that district, for his zeal in trying to have
Asheville included among cities entitled
to the rapid delivery Of letters. The
census does not give them the necessary
population, but the Captain will over
|Eeonat these small figures Of 1880 if pos
sibie, and secure the benefits of the sys-
TEN. The fact is he will labor zealously
for ANYTHING that will advance the inter-
ests of his district. 1t would not surprise
us ifihe were to get an appropriation to
open up the navigation of Big Ivy.
/
IT WILL HELP Us ALL. g
The Spaftanburg Spartan says. speak
ing of the AsheWll lle and Spartanburg
Rail Road H.
."At last that ''big till, !" three milesfrona
Ashefille, has been compIeted. Track
laying will now begin in earnest and the
road will be finished by the FIRST of Dec
ember. This ought to give us lower
freights to the corn and bacon regions of
Tennessee and Kentucky and It ought to
bring coal down to $5 0g or Se 90 q ton.'' =
Sc5fEi siISss A1sE.. :sif8 al :
WeiinYite attention to the announce
ment in another column of the Huntley-
Gilbert combination, which will appear
for theifirst time next Tuesday evening
at the Opera House. Mr.. Huntley and
Miss Gilbert have won high distinction,
and presenta programme which will be
most attractive. We feel assured from
notices ofthese actors, and their compa-
ny, that our theatre going people have
q rare treat in store for them next week.
RED Stalk FLOUR; Corn s'.-5..5 5'..5
Our ceuntymen G. P. West, of Leices-
ter, brought to our Office this morning,
an ear Of corn Of the above variety, anda
supurb specimen it is. The cob is small,
rows close and straight, grains large and
perfect, and altogether is splendid corn
for meal or hominy. Mr.. West says it
is particularly good for roasting ears.
He viii have quantity at the Fair, as
well as other products. j.. fnYF
]: Whitlock has full line of ofGentlemen's
Underwear in all qualities. call and ex
anime. sa.s
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

Don't buy Clothing till you have seen
the new stock soon to be opened ii the
new building opposite Eagle Hotel. #.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Asheville
Tobacco Association will be held on
Monday, October 5, at IL o'clock, at the
Farmers Warehouse. All members re-
quested to be present. Members will
come prepared to pay annual dues, as no
one is allowed to enter unless paid.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HALL
z NIGHTS.

COMMENCINGTUEsDA OCT. G.
Special engagement of ea.s5
r.. J. II. .HUNTLEY,
The talented young American Actor
and the beautiful and talented Actress
MISS BELLE GILBERT,
Late leading lady with Madison Square
Company, New York, supported by q
= carefully selected company.
3.}j Change OF BiGI .TJght1y.
General Admission so cents
Reserved seats rs cents, now on sale
at Sawyer's store. oc 2-d1w
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

The DAILY CITIZEN
Gives the only telegraphic dispatches
received.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
The population Of Cambridge, The
seat of Havard College IS 10000.

A good restaurant is necessary es-
tablishment for every city. Doc. Hutch
is n supplies this need by the White
Mans Restaurant-on Main Street, be-
tween the Bonanza and the bank. Dock
advertises oysters now daily, and offers
tempting bill of fare: toc-2o
''Bixlys," Buttons" s'Brown's'' and
"Bon Ton" are the best brands Of shoe
polish known to the trade, all of which
are sold by W. T. Weaver, at the One
Price Shoe Store. gf.s.. .6i gsH
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
TIE VIRGINIA HOUSE.

The VIRGINIA House,
At Hendersonville, has passed under
the management of Mr.. A. A. Banks,
lately of Asheville. Mr.. Banks and his
estimable lady understand we'll how to
cater to the wants of the public. and we
know can and will give satisfaction.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
3BaItimore Market.

-, bALTIM0RE, Oct. 2.
= Flour steady and quiet; toward street
and western supeffhe 4@S 40; extra 8 SO
"a 25; family4 1904 80, city millssuper-
fine 3@S5 so; extra 3 75i04 25; Rio brands
47o@5 90; wheat southern, firrner and
fairly fairly 4actiye western tirmer closing dgll;
southern red 95@97; amber ia1o2: No.
a MARY yfahd 97t@98; No. . Western ia tern Wi Win
Ter red spot 91f@5tsj corn, 9sotithefn,
firm for ~hiteg, Sell6# fsasierj i'westefn
ieasieroandquiet,G squthGbn1 @5s,syel-
low 50@5230 1siiHs5A4i.n 10 lib
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

The handsemest line of Gents Scarfs
and Ties, the Puritan and Genesta the
Headers; at WHITLoCK's
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

I 7 =.
r Me5grs. Zachary Bros; 5at their ,p99bpaaldl
stalls on Main lstreHt and Nooj1s Market
House, are now offering Fresh Pork, daily,
to their customers. Now for superb pork
chops and head stews.5 TOT qillsCtocsi
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

HANDsonE New. GooDs ARRIvINa ALi
MOST EVERY DAY.
II. REDWooD & Co,
eodtf ONE PRIcE STORE.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

FRksH aOYsrRRs,. 30 Il eili . l''''', '''''.'
In airatigKt cans, received every Tues
day and Saturday ,,at Capt. Price'sl Fresh
Fish market, adjoining; Weayer's; Shoe
Store. Theioysters are a luxury. Fresh
ocean 3fsh eff the best varieties, received
every Wed d'sday and Saturday mornings
Call promptly. i''HD '-i' 'i'-' tt.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

Foreign MONEY Market.
LONDON, Oct. 2, Noon
conscls oo 1870 81 sss.is 11S.s
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

BOARD AT REpVCEp. RATFS f. "a ii
Can be secured at the very popular re-
sort the rdrnpike Hotel Ifffteen miles
west OF. AsheYille, ;immediately9on the
w. n. G. R. r. Mails, telegraph and ex-
press. Apply In person or by letter to
i .!:I $40 95GdMBs. j : @. SMATiiERs,
JoqE qqEocYiS Up oj "a noiilhnrrlpH iilhnrrlpHpllkfe' llkfe' i S;o
When the band begins to play and the
youth beauty and chfvairy Of the coun-
try golHhirling through the gaitiesi of
the, ball room, you may bet they have
bought their dancing pomps, at W. I.
EWeaver& Co.'s One Price Stofe.ir htf
Fresh Pork Sausage daily on HAND at
Zachary Bios?StallsJ on iMaini street and
F' 10 I MqafHket qaH..tl l960Yqse1 6Y sfe1ed ysd hYseoo5
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

A large stock OF silk veiurt and vel.
veteens just received at WHITLocK's.
Satin Berber in all shades at reduced
prices at WHrrLoCK's.
HATS! HATS! HATS sl., es5.. .7o.
i Newest shapes and best makes, at ,ai
rWHITLoCK,s
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

New Fall Millinery just received at
WHrTLooK's.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02
RED STALK FLoUR;CoR

= Whitlock has full line of fGentlemen's
Underwear in all qualities. call and ex
anime. e5
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-02

Justice G. A. shuford: Clerk Mont Patton; solic.
or H. B. Carter
County Commissioners
j. E. Rankin, J. A. Reagan, g. w, Whitson, L.
Childs, Thos. d. Britain.
Justices of the Peace.
A. T. Summey, N. A. Penland, T. w. Patton, c.
Way, ]. NJ. Ledford, j. M. Jarratt, J. B. Cain.
City Government
Mayor Z. j. Aston; Aldermen w. T. Reynolds.
AlOnzo Rankin, Geo. F. Scott, l. H. Gorenflo, N.
w. Girdwood and ]. L Murray Policemen F.
N Waddell, Chief w. g. Mcdowell, J. H. Ha1np-
ton Hugh PostelI and T T Hunter.
Fire Department.
Hose N. l., oreInan H. c. Fagg; H. d L. No. l,
Sanitary Department
DIR. d 7 Millard, Sanitary Chief
Federal Officers go
~ u. 8. Commissioner A.. T. Summey. Deputy
Collector, (stamp ofiice) A. ID. Cooper. District
Patterson, A. c. Patterson, I. K. Davis II. s. Har-
kins
United States District and Circuit Courts.
Judge r. p. Dick, Solicitor ]. E. Boyd, Clerk ].
Z. Reed, Deputy Clerk P. Al. Cummings.
Post Office
Fl. l.. Gudger p. NJ, Clerks G.. B. Moore, w. l.
Norman, C. i. Cliff.
Seaoiag Machine Ageseics.
Wheher q Wilson, j. II. Herring, Chief CLERK
Chief Clerk w. Monteath. Domestic. s. r. Ched
ester Son, Chas Lee.
CDstnty Board Of Education.
AT. Summey, j III Sans and Is Gudger. First
regular meeting first Monday in September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
HARTFORD

The Crystal Wave Good Tcmplars ~ y.
nuCknrld elected their officers ON the last
evening In April Or their ~ quarter, BE-
iug me oldest Lodge Of the Order 10 Or.
ford Couuiy. Look a. The rum power
What a change since sine, che birth Of the
Wsyri Dsubii.s- there has been more
run passed by their Hall in one daY. than
iu a Year now. Has uot the irnacncc 81
fhr fair "A done much - bad The serpent
uf thc disuuf
Eimuud Irish. father % Hon. J. Irish ~
Hartford. called upon me- last day 81 April,
prlug bis ,2i irtndsy. lie was my school
mate a. tlr GA Line.
roWu nf Hartford ala vote o. bay poor
farm ou thc "a
school ~ thc Llnc District Oil not
cummruce before TIE ION. Then taught
ry a lush.
School commences ~ East Backasli the
i.h. taught 10 Miss \ 4. lrish.
Awllss hss moved into the house late
Id occupIci ~ Dr Hrusou with 80 snus.
= nrCostrr called uppn me NsY.dAy.
on, with a SOD, Oh. sisisfNlih twin dAagh-
trrs. ms elfc slth tslns. Spu aLd dangh'
tsr. at down 90 fesst a. year. ago, not
Ir from where thc CRYSTAL Wave noN
meets. mnthcrs ani chilirrn uos lNlng,
save the tsln sisters. wno diet Ia Noaih.
May-day tn M. IL q SACRED hook Of fcms m-
nrancc-frpm chllt o. youth, ~ man
hn1f ami oii age n sppvafs o. me May
f1Nrr- wrrr urV,r more fragrant 90 nesa-
ufli Than ln l,.i
A choice seiv, ton Of seed wts received
sith thanks. from non \ Diug.ey, 10 due
-rasuu
on Of the brothers % sure Ilssen Lodgc
of E,st lir1rou. Informs me there l. pros
p-st of tle Frco Bapii.ts 81 tha, town
Guiding a nss chapel n they 10, thr
tl-irr ~lI ny o. secure hsl in m OH
Charrh rhis Lodge l. a daughter OF me
crystal Wave
Ihr prospect IL that Bosiplnhsm viii
.ett.r krs " r. French % live rghi With
tarm. UI. sthdrasAi ffum bncknr'd ~
lsgr. on acconut of the statc of zoe futis'
49, sit sIth rrgrvt
R.v %. I Stevens of Auharn, formerly
sf H.ftflrt. nos seventy year. oil. hs-
a.su q prsschsf 81 YEAR, III Sife sui'
frs,i psrsIytIc -h,.ck l0fh ~ April
Nsny hsr.i. ~ Es-t Bsskd-ii ar n1i-
Ius smp.uym.ut ~ BaCknTii village, ~
.suv.rtug Cs,isr tim0-r from zoe -~smp
,f FrsmYut lfi.h luto suitable 0imsnsi'us
Itf 49, thI- -prIrE
Frum tf. lafasfri1i fsHrs1l. Bangor. -
.Un ssllunf uf 80 Increased a. msni Tor
tt.lr bottled SAFER. Hartford Spfius Com
nany have Established nultiiug hua~r iu
ID .sfHu
nv n Z Sffveus'- fr.i ~ifc 49, Ju.la
cfarchII of Hsrtfnft. ms schuoi mate
OsIug tu st suos storms in tbs mnnih
tte sfa.. spprsr. gr,en and thfihS iusisai
.if nIsrk ms.- of nurut lrass. ani tsigs.
rhs dsmag- csa.sd ~ mice i Dot gfcst
Cnsrr- cu.rmsn seat thrvv children 90
srhn1I at Sumnrr fuf thr Niutrf tfm, 10
u..trIct 81 a. Fui. Aih+ft snd WINE
Cu.hman. Nsfr psffrCt in attendance, ADD
f.saHt.s-- In if--un.
urr mon. UrIra.if care noe fn close
uns o. ny u.ufs psn, be- ono o~s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
HEBRON.

school opsnei. Tuesday. with twenty
f,ur -tuIrnt-. AMI more coming
EfgIov.r ani Ausvl BbsmAn are max
lns additions o. th~lr harus
rs Dsnham. our Postmaster, has been
in town This week. getting NJ potst"e-
rad, Tor market lie RAISED several hun
dr,f bu-h-i. lsst year
J.nule Packard Is qaite sick with plea'
fi.y.
BAL colt. are prevalent,
Farmer. arc Busy aDoat their spring.
NJ. Mayo has returned - fsr A. Vine
laud. y J.. where she will walt Tor warm
Ia. h..f cent Of 1904 l. no, rare, and
p.,..~ssss very little N Auy value with coin
collector. have 0le Of that date, which
a.. b..n In th- family ever since, my Ia
th4r having got u the year II wA- made.
"u,uf,ri" seem. - b. following In The
f,ot.,.p- of Silss wegg BY dropping in'o
p.letry" Of late. &
ON the en- inst tn village wAs eheered
~ IL returu 81 Prof Mayo Mrs. Hove
.ni th~ stui-uts There are more paplls
present tai. term than ever before 10 sun
m.r. wlth Two exceptions. Rev. A. Z.
U.rrlck taught here ten years, And ffoL
Moody seven years Mr.. Herrick HAD
l,rge number OF scholars. and Mr.. Moody :
school numbered 80. Both teachers are
80 In grateful remembrance By many
frl.nd.. Prof Mayo Il the 52i frincipsl
~ IN school and will commences his MN
vesr this fall. IL l. hoped aud expected
Ia, the Institution will r,main Ia his
rh.r,e many years. Mrs. MsyO's health
4. much Improved and she len The exees'
| lively warm climate OF Townsville. last
yes. Prof Mayo met her Tn washing.
ton. AMI accOmp,n ei her q Ninelsnd, y
= where she will spend about fOar weeks
and then return home
AL cannot write 20 each OF the students
Who have psnt 80 many happy days Win
a. during their three OF four years course
| ~ study | can assure thsm through ths
DKuocRar that thy are not forgotten, and
especially the Little Gifls," OF 50 are A.
NAYS remembered.
me district school % be taught by Al
die Booney will commence about the ls'h
inst.
Jennie Packard has been dangerously
slck xIth fever but l. slowly recovering.
May-day picnic and entertainment a, ths
town house vas q grand success 10 all n
cept the gentlemen Who paid for basket
and lost their lady.
Chss. George l. building . new house
and Eddie Glover Il pntiing an addition
20 his barn.
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. eastman have
made two barrels OF soap since vacation
Mrs. Turner'S beautiful wsx ivy has thlr',
blossoms. and presents doe appearance
d. Lawrence OF 0roton, A.ss was
here last week and stopped a. Ezekiel Mer
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MASON

Rev. Mr.. wltham and family have got
moved into town. II seemed qai,e natural
10 see him again In our church and 20 hear
M. familiar voice In prayer and sosg
FLETCHER Bean took The klier's good. In
from West Bethel MT Witham has shin
elsd the pisIrA ~ bis house. lie i trim.
ming and grazing bis apple trees. and
including The pasture fence H. has bought
him = coW and some hens. which Will add
much o. the comfort ~ his living.
The travelling l. quite good now The
roais are about al settled
Farmers are busy blowing and getting
ready 10 pot In their spring planting and
soNing
J. Hastings Bean i pu,llny on quite an
extension 81 hi, barn.
In.ley Bean q. ha.y night ani lay AZ his
mill. saving shingles ant boards
Ciicie met To. sdsy with Miss nollie
Tyler Next week u will meet with "koN
anna
Daniel NORTH l. shout plAsierins bis
house; h. has been making some extensive
changes To- his hoase.
Alnns, Tyler and his wife Adilc ar,
siopping With Hiram Tyler.
Mr. Isaac Heath h. vrry poorly
frank Kendall AMI wife are a. make their
home with Mr. ucath's
Mr.. Ioslsv Bean i sloWly lmpfovlng
u,stlng. Bean hss lust sold nice
pair % thrve year OF steers.
We unierstsud Mr.. Efls Morrill,, Who
has lately novel % Budstru. L. qaitr
poorly OCCASIONAL
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The play ReheccAls Triumph, was plt
upon IN stage Tuesdsy rstnIng iu Nrft
succss.fui msnurf. A large aufissc"
greeted the sectors ani msuy ctpr'rsl'n-
ID approval we're heard. juigr panfurth
ani al tn lawyers ani Court officer, ~
tended over forty dollars wsrr aksn
during the evening The la1iss Who tpok
part are not alone entitled q cpmmsnit.
iion flr this saccss-fll cn.s-tslnmrut 4
: Aastin. go Clerk ~ Coarts hat ic
voted much time - traiuing the scior-,
Who f,,l u'd.i great Obligation a. hlm fpf
hi. generuu. contribution ui time AMI r.
fort ln their behs'f Tue play will be- ~.
praiei Al West Paris, Tuesday evening
NAV o.
The village school oPenei Monisy, May
lith.
&c Marble. go l. making extensive
repairs on his house, raising thr ril all
otherwise lmprnylnx IL Appearance. q -.
X. Harmon i doing the loo.