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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

intinner sig afven, men med en- tom post
vaska. En- lagforordning finnes som bjuder
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. att mottaga bref,
som aro frimarkta, men ingen som forbju-
der kopmannen att salja frimarken. Som
postmastarens atloning ar beroende af det
antal frimarken han afstamplar, inses la,t
att han icke har skal att vara belaten med
Diet satt. hvarpa stadens befolkning behand-
lar honom. Generalpostmastaren Villas har
sandt en- postagent till platsen for att ordna
saken.
JernyAgsstreJken Missouri har
tagit en- vandning, som latt kan leda till ett
formligt uppror.OEfter det saval Kansas
som Missouris guvernorer forsokt media
mellan "Knights of Labor" och jernvags-
bolagen har situationen blifvit ssmre stall
let for battre, beroende derpa att de fora
uppstalt rent af orimliga vilkor och f5r Of.
rigt gait sd tillvaga att de mistat en- stor
del af den sympati, som forst kom dem till
del. Hvad som viss man bidrsgit hartill
ar, att olika meningar CORA sig gallande
inom "Knights of Labor; F0reningens
stormastare Powderly har varnat for ALA
v&ldssmheter och utfardat EFT upprop till
landets samtlige arbetare att icke strejka,
utan lata handelserna lugnt utveckla sig,
han har vidare bestamt f6rklarat sig icke
villa sta spetsen for arbetarer0relsen, sd.
vida hans order icke blifvs punktligt atlyd
da. Eft annat element inom foreningen sy-
mes villa begagna sig af hvilka medel som
helst for att genomdrifva sina fordringar
och handla derfore helst pa egen hand. I'm
der sadana omstandigheter kan stricken
svarligen bilaggas. Emellertid kan landets
aff6rsverksamhet och Communication icke
gerna yanta tills det behagar "arbetetes
riddare" att komma 0fverens sinsemellan, |
Derfore har guvern0r Marmaduke af Mis-
souri, utfardat en- proclamation, deri han
uppmanar ALA CODA medborgare att under.
st0dja jervagsbolagen sina bemodanden
att aterstalla trafken, SAINT varnar ALA |
fran att lagga hinder vagen harfor. Da
guvern0ren befarar att delta p&bud kom.
mer att roma motstand fran de strejkandes
sida, har han uppbadat milisen att halla
sig ordniug for att rycka ut sd smart Or
der gifves.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31
S r. p A u L.

- Tngen sAlier sa CODA hattar som
Pannell. 1877 T.. 7th str.
- Under f6rliden vecka aledo tjugu-
Alta personer harstades.
-- Sv luth. f0rsamlingens nattvards-
barn for aret, konfrmerades s0ndags.
Konfirmanderna utgjorde till antalet 20. .
- K0p en- praktig hiatt hos Pannell's,
1G7 E. TIN str.
- Stadens tyska befolkning h0ll den
% dennes en- fest Turner Hall till fl
rande af kejsar Wilhelms af Tyskland
s9;de fodelsedag, som infoll namde
dag.
- Arbetet Burlington & Northern
banan p8g8r med forv8nandsvard snabb-
het, 80 att denna nya jettemaska st.
Pauls jernvagsn8t tros blifva fardig inom
den utsatta tiden, trots sv8ra mellankom-
ma hinder.
V8ra lasares uppmHrksamhet han
vandes pa juveleraren E. G. Arosins an
mons dagens hummer. Mr.. Arosin har
nu ga utvidgat sin affair. att det rikhalti.
ga varulagret star f0ga efter, hvad sta
dens fornamsta juvelerare ha att bjuda
pa.
- Sammanst0tning egde lordags af-
ton rum a Milwaukeebanan mellan tven.
ne godst8g bangarden vid andan af
Eaglegatan. Manga vagnar blefvo helt
och hallet sonderslagna andra blott lila
ramponerade. Den skada, som astad-
koms var ganska betydlig, men lyckligt-
Wis blef ingen menniska skadad.
- Mrs. Florence johnson soker utver-
ka lsglig skilsmessa fran sin man, James
II. johnson. for aktenskspsbrott och
Rrym behandling. Den djupt fororatta-
de qvinnan yrkar pa ensam uppsigtsratt
Diver sina trenne barn, SAINT fordrar ater
sin personligs egendom, som mannen
lagstridigt ber6fvat henne.
Vackra, ,moderna hattar hos Pannell,
1877 +. 7th str.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31
MINI ESOTA.

"SmUrpris'' Agg kostade forlider
vecka endast s cent dussinet Albert Lea.
En- kOlOni af 27 fransman slog sig
fora veckan ned i Murray county.
G. 3. Ines Dir kandidat for mayorem.
betet st. Peter.
MankatO har enligt senaste rapport
en- skuld pa $147, 900.
WinOna county anvande f6rlidet ar
$40 .272.6 for underhall at de fattige.
LitchfieId kommer imam hosten att
prydss med fere nya tegelstens-" "block".
Martin A. Maland ar en- kandidat
for senaten.
Stenhuggarne Kasota strejka fort.
farande.
Lycklig skytt. Adolf Schultz Zum
brota falde torsdags tvenne vargar.
Red River-pappersqvarn Fergus
Falls levererar nu nio ton paper dagligen.
ILuverne har 81 600 Ohopsubskriberats
for borrs ndet af en- artesisk brunn dersta-
des.
RAtt Sd. K6pmannen Wabasha haf-
va heslutat att halla sina butiker stangda
ON sondagarne.
Nya tingshuset Wadena har nu skju
tit iva vaningar holden. Byggnadsarbe-
tet pagar raskt.
Hon. l.. &. Gibbs bes0kte fredags
Winona for att utlagga politiska garn. Han
syntes helt f6rtr0stansfull.
EievatOrfUrmiin i Duluth och de-
ras assistenter hafva nyligen bildat en- fore.
ming.
L Alexandria kommer denna som.
mar Aera nya byggnader att uppf6ras for
en- sammanlagd kostnad af $1,000
NOrrmanncn Luverne hafva subskri-
berat 81 600 for uppf6randet af en- ny kyr-
ka derstades.
Buiterine lar forsalias som sm6r af
tvenne h0kare Saltwater, hvilka harf0r
komma att lags0kas.
Anabatstrafik 6ppnades redan fore
den 24 dennes meIlan Wabasha, Mimi. och
Alma, Wis.
Lag temperatur. Qvicksilfret
krop i fredags ned under noll, skrifves det
fran St, Vincent den % DIS.
Al. A. PaIIOck, en- advokat Elgin
har plotsligt forsyunnit fran orten. Ingen
kanner hvar han nu uppehaller sig eller ON
han ems ar lifvet.
Drunknade. Jacob Hoffman Elba
och hans son John drunknsde i fredags. da
de voro sysselsstta med albete en- qvarn
rama.
A. G. Wedge Albert Lea har resig.
nerat fran sin befattning som fredsdoma.
re derstades. J. III. Parker har utsetts
att fylla hans plats.
Theodore ZubOrtll. boende mar
heten af Delaro, skadades harom dagen I'd
lila af EFT fallande trad, att han aHed strax
derefter.
Spelhusen Duluth hafva blivit stang
da. Flera spelare aro arresterade, och po
lisen har gjort en- god fangst af spelbord, I,
kort, tarningar m. m.
E1dsv&da. L. A. Gardners butik i
Lake Crystal hems0ktes nyligen af cid som
forstorde st6rsta delen af lagret, vardt $l0,-
600.
Hveies&ddcn Lake Benton har nu
paborjsts. Redan fora veckan besadde
en- farmare der trakten 60 acres land med
hvete.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

tanken derpa att mangen f0rhoppnings
full yngling under latinkampen, mensk.
ligt taladt, gait ned en- fortidig graf, sd
kan man icke anse det billiGt att satta
"hjeltarnes sprak" aside till och med ON
dess inhemtande m8ste f0rorsaka nagon
tidspillan vid genomg&endet af det dag
iga schemat.
Men hvar "a duglige sv. am. skollarare
for den allmanna skolan? V&ra. .laroverk
hafva redan skickst ut manga som aro
vuxna delta kali. Men det ar uppenbart
att dessa Aroanstalter beh6fva ett KRAFT
tigare understood an det som nu kommer
dem till del, derest de nemligen skola
kunna uppfylla ALA kraf. Det saknas
icke medel ibland vart folk for under
hallandet utaf desss pa kristliga grund-
satser baserade lardomsanstalter.
Saknas n8got, sd dr. det den CODA vii
jan och form8gan att uppskatta dessa
institutioners mission. Val wore det, ON
v8rt svenska folk b8de s0kte och finge
battre lara kama de respektiva sv. am.
laroverken. Delta kunde och borde ske
dels genom att narvara vid laroverkens
hallna examina och tester, dels genom
tidningspressen. hvilken borde meddela
nittionio procent mera lasstoff fran sko-
lans verld an hvad som nu skier. Men
hvad b6r man icke vanta sig af Pedago-
gen delta stycke. Skall delta emeller-
It'd komma vart folk gemen till del, sd
fa icke de NEST spridda tidningarne for
summa att flitigt 6sa ur denna kallan, ty
att den pilten icke annu pa nagon It'd
kan hinna med att traska omkring till
ala, det torde man med sakerhet kunna
antaga.
Enuru den allmanna skolan Or religi.
onslos, Dor den icke vara anti-religios
eller notwithstanding,
ANDREW.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

| SASOPS HIyc DtlT VOTnduud Gil Snt
framtid forsedt med elektr;sk beIysning
Vederborande diskutera for narvarande fra
gan harom.
August KrOnsky, som forliden vim
! ter ofverkordes af en- snoplog i narheten a
: Rochester. har af jernvSgsbolaget erhalli
$500 skadeersattning.
8. Olson Cyrus, Pope county, sjuttor
ar gammal, har uppfunnit en- h6raknings
maskin a hvilken EFT anbud giorts pa $l5,.
600, som dock tillbakavisats.
Barnam6rdcrska. Lizzie Hop
kins har blifvit arresterad Duluth, for
Diet hon mordat slit iva dagar gamla oSkta
barn.
James Williams har blifvit arreste-
rad Stockton, for det han rofvat en- familj
vid namn N. Blanchard narheten af LIE.
wiston pa en- stor del af deras egodelar.
"WfnOna Harvester Company" han
redan erha.lit bestallningar pa Hera maski.
ner an bolaget gjort rakning pa att "a leve.
rera under hela sasongen.
Peter Nelson i Amboy har lagsokt
Omahabanbolaget med fordran pa $5, ,OO(
ersattning for skador, han erhallit genom
bolagets f0rvallande.
Fergus Falls vattenledningbolag ha,
afstangt vattenledningarne till courthuset
anledning af en- med county kommissona
rerna uppkommen twist.
Isen har nu fullstandigt brutit upp a
Minnesota ooh Blue Earth foderna, och si-
ges icke minsta fara vara for ofyersvam.
ningar.
Anderson & O'Brien Saltwater haf
va till personer Iowa f0rsalt icke mindre
5000, 1000 fot "logs" till EFT pris h6gre an
fjorarets.
F6rsvunnen. Xavier Lemeys i
Crookston aderton.ariga dotter forsvann
for tvenne veckor sedan fran hemmet och
har sedan ei h6rts af.
SlHgten Ar vHrst. Mrs J. Cook
Hastings anfoll haromdagen sin svagerska,
mrs Silkes, som ar d0fstum, med en- stor
yxa. hvarmed hon tillfogade henne Hera
svara sar. Den vildsinta qvinnan ar ar
En- petition ar omlopp Houston
county med anhallan, att d. G. Cam eron
matte atersRttas sin befattning som su-
perintendent for countiets skolor, fran
hvilken befattning han pa grund af dryc-
kenskap blifvit af guvernoren skid.
Banditer. Frank Luther, en- (. d.
hie,psbersG Geas ea aaa ahakhaliars hlssrc /.
torsdags alton 6fverfalina af trenne karlar.
da de tradde ut fran Fergusons butik La.
Crescent. Banditerna afordrade dem med
lyftade pistoler deras penningar. De lingo
dock blott SO for slit besvGr, ty offren hade
for tillfallet icke mer pa sig.
MOderssOrg. Mrs Ole. o. Westgaard
Benson fck nyligen veta att hennes son
fran C. Ii. Colby stulit en- del saker. hvar.
for hon genast sjelf gick att aterstalla Diet
stulna till ratte egaren. sorg och fortvif.
Ian 0fver sin ovardige son s0kte hon derpa
att afskara strupen, hvilket dock icke fult
lyckades henne. Hon ar nu nagot battre
och tros blifva vid lif.
OfyerfaIl. Trenne svenskar voro en-
dag fora veckan sysselsatta med thinner.
falning narheten af Mile Lacs reserva-
ton, da de plotsligt anf6llos af EFT dussin-
tai indaner med dragna knIfvar, Vara
hardt ansatte landsman tiIlgrepo da enda
medlet att radda sina lif. nemligen hastig
fykt. och lyckades fast med knapp nod
nndga de vildsinta r6dskinnens morlvapen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31
Adressera edra bref: Skaffa-
rem, 23l E. 9TH ST., st. Paul, Mimi

Eg- yARA PRENUMERANTER torde noga
SO efter att numret a den rode adresslappen an
dras med iks manga hummer svm li1vid in
sandts for. Delta ar det enda qvitto som m
uas Visar sig ingen andring sifrorna sd skrif
ON ett par veckor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

az Vid sdressforandring uppgifves alltid sa
val det postkontor. der tidningen f0rut afhem-
a 8, som det postkontor, till hvilket man On
kar IA idningen sand.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

g- Prenumeranter bora vara mycket noga
med att vid remissans insandande uppgifva
vid hvilken Post Office tidningen afhemtas -
Delta CALLER afven da tidningen "stoppas'.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

P& begaran uppgifves och erh 61-
esdylik nedsattning afven fore
ming med andra tidni ipgav.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

All pronunciation erlagges for
skOtt.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-03-31

'sArbetarens van'', illustrerad manads
skrift utgifven Stockholm, ar en- af de basta
svenska tidningar vi med skal kunna rekom-
mendera vara lasare. For dem som 0nska
prenumerera pa namda tidning hafva vi sa
anordnadt att "Arbetarens Van" kan erhallas
tiilsammans med Skaffaren for S2.65. It'd
ningen Vaktaren, afven utgifven Sverige,
kan dllsammsns med Skaffaren erhallas for
$780,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-09

town. All honor to the fidelity and
self-sacrifcing devotion of the true
men who have stood shoulder to shout
der in this work of redemption.
Our Democratic friends have heard
no unfriendly criticism of their candi-
date, Mr.. Whitcomb, who is really
one of our best citizens, gentleman
of excellent abilities, model farmer,
and fully deserving, we believe the
entire support of his party. The
Democracy should learn, and they
will sometime we think, that it isn't
necessary for men to be ungentle-
manly or to have resort TO billings
gate, profanity and low personalities
to run a party successfully. But we
beg pardon. We have already said
so much that we may be accused of
being personal, so we desist.
With reference to the gentleman
whom the Republicans have elected,
Mr.. Kinds, it can be truthfully said
that he is man who commands the
respect of his townsmen to marked
degree. He is a public-spirited citi-
zen, kind neighbor, staunch friend
of temperance and a full believer in
the doctrine that Senator Edmunds
cannot be spared. He is a popular
member of the Grand Army Post and
is one of the very few soldiers who in
the war of the rebellion lost both
hands. He comes of good stock, be-
ing a son of Capt. Kinds, late of
Eden, one of the heroes of the battle
of Lundy's Lane. We give in an
other column the statement of the
vote in detail.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-09
NORTH CAMBRIDGE.
School opens to-day.

0CuoOl OpeIlS bo-uaV.
Shall we vote for priest or deacon?
The many friends of Mrs. Arthur
Walker will be pleased to learn that her
health is improving.
J. s. Kinsley has as fine specimed of
the Jersey breed of cattle as one can wish
to see.
We think R. NJ. Blaisdell s. Sons will
take first premium on Devon calves this
year.
III. B. Chase and son have fine lot of
native calves that will be hard to beat.
Our old neighbor, L. P. Chase of Fair
field, is on the sick list. All hope he
may recover.
Elmer Witherell has made his wife
happy by putting Mason & Hamlin
organ in the house.
A singular accident happened to two of
j. s. Kinsley's COWS recently. He heard a
strange noise in his COW yard and when
he arrived he found two of them had been
fighting. One of them, very crooked
horned cow, had locked her horns over
the neck of the other so that he was
obliged to saw off the ends of her horns
in order to separate them.
1t was happy surprise to the natural
result of the ripe wisdom of the caucus.
J. G Chase, Representative elect, is one of
our most industrious and worthy citizens,
never seeking public places but with a
level head in all matters with which he is
familiar. As farmer and mechanic he is
well know and takes the lead in several
important particulars as townsman.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-09

Tor e: l.. Wheeler and the other for Geo
F. Wheeler and family.
Finley Green is at home from a long
business trip in Canada.
In all the candidates voted for for Rep
resentatlye yesterday, there were only
Two anti EGmunds candidates, but there
were more anti Edmunds voters.
Ed. Wells is nursing a comforter on his
Town Representative, second ballot, L..
". Hathaway. Gov, Ormsbee, 146 :;
Shurtleff, 81; and Prohibition, 81. Mem
Der of Congress, Grout, IA; and Folsom,
"a. County ticket: Senator, Bates, IA ;
Burke, 143; Democratic, 81. Justices
). b. Livingston, L. D. Leavitt, w. D.
Broeson, Z. r. Huntley, H. Perley, D.
Brldgman, and ]. L. AinsWOrth.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-09
HARDWICK.

o. III, Marsh and wife are going on a
"trip to Massachusetts via Portland. They
start to-day.
Only 23S voters out to town meeting
out of 425.
A son of Mr.. Schoolcraft got badly
kicked the first of the week. but is better
now.
The Wolcott base ball club played the
Volunteers of this place, here. Saturday.
j. w. Mack was umpire. The game was
called at the close of the 8th inning and
the scores stood Wolcott, 2S; Volunteers,
20.
Miss Hattie E. Nesbett has gone to
Conway Centre, N. H.. to spend few
weeks.
Mr.. Brush and family and Leon Ben,
iamin and wife went out to the fish pond
Sunday and In coming home the horse
became manageable and the ladies
managed to get out of the wagon. MSS
E. Benjamin got badly injured.
S. 2. Wheeler has just set two grnite
monuments in the new cemetery. One
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-09
GAM q RIDGE.

The funeral of Mrs. S. Stratton, which
occurred at the house on Tuesday of last
| week, was largely attended. Relatives
| from out of town were present. Rev
Mr.. Bushnell OBLIGATED.
Services will be held in the Congrega-
tional Church next Sabbath at 10 a. nj.
Nominations, so tar as heard from, by
the different parties are as follows: Re-
publican nominee, Zina, G. Chase; Dem
ocratic nominee, Charles Holmes; Prohi-
bitionist, nominee, Henry A. Bushnell.
Greenbacks have not been definitely
heard from, but it is said that a caucus
was held at Pleasant Valley. 1t is re-
ported that so far the 5th party has merg-
ed into the two latter parties.
Rev. Mr.. Goodall of Essex, will prerch
in the M. E. Church next Sunday and a
lecture in the evening. Subject, G.. I'll,
Spurgeon in London.
S. Y. Brewster and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Thorp have been visiting relatives
in Pownal. They returned on Saturday
evening.
Uncle Guy" Kinsley of Fletcher. who
died last week was we'll known in this
vicinity.
Numbers of Cambridge people patron
lieu Tie cACuLSlOu 10 MISSlSQuOl Park.
Aside from the weather being cold, the
day was all that could be wished tor.
1t was repeatedly remarked, "What a
quiet crowd this is" There was no dis
turbance, no persons under the influence
of liquor, and everyone seemed willing
to conduct themselves in a courteous
manner. After arriving at the Park the
parties dispersed in different directions.
Tables were selected and lunch served at
twelve a'clock. Around Cedar Heights
down Bay Avenue across the bridge to
Pennimans was favorite walk. Boat
ing was favorite recreation, while bath
ing had no claim on the popular SYM
pathy in spite of the comfortable accom-
modations provided for the conscience of
those who might wish to battle. Among
the attractions of the place may be men,
toned Pavilion Photographers Gallery,
and the swings. A tent containing the
Phenomena exhibited by the -voluble
French Prof. received its share of atten-
ton. Some parties visited the camping
grounds where several tents yet remain
and the occupants seemed to be enjoying
camp life greatly. There are those who
would think the pleasure list incomplete,
were Lovers Lane to be omitted. $50
reward and no questions asked was the
offer in regard TO a lost gold watch.
Posters were fastened in conspicuous
places upon the grounds. Train left at
$50. 1t is understood that several had
the privilege of trying that spring water
again during the next day.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-09
ELMoRE.

Miss Emma Churchill commenced an
other term of school Monday, making the
fourth one in this Dist.
Mrs. Charlie Merriam is visiting at
Platsburg, N. Y.
Mrs. DR.. Reyes Camp of Chicago, and
two children are stopping with his broth
er, L. l.. Camp.
B. j. Brown and wife, Of Swanton, Wis
tied at n. Camps last week.
Mrs. ID. Bacon starts soon for n. J..
where she has an invalid sister not
expected TO live.
Fred Griswold will commence lumber
job for r. G. Hill this week.
Arthur Warren has finished his work
at o. d. Bacons.
There is a ladies' gossamer at our
church that was left at the cottage on the
camp ground. 1t was taken home by
mistake. The owner may have property
by proving it.
We are trying to have Temperance
society here. The meetings will be on
Monday evening of each week until fur
thur notice. Come all.
A term of singing lessons taught by
Chalon Mead. will commence next Satur-
day at seven O'Clock. sharp. Everyone
invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-09
Fletcher

Rev. Thos. Teller was detained from
filling his appointment at Binghamville,
Sunday, by funeral at Westford.
Abial Wetherbee was taken suddenly
Ill while attending Mr.. Kinsley's funeral
last Tuesday. Or. Downing now con-
siders him better.
Miss Ella Kinsley was taken ill on
Thursday night, and was very sick for a
few days. Hopes now to be able to go
into her school soon. Jennie Carpenter
taught on Friday.
Rev. Geo. S. Gurnsey, of Burlington
will preach in this place next Sunday,
in the forenoon and afternoon.
Mitchell Twombly showed US some
strawberries in the meadow, picked by
his little girls September 4th. Tney were
perfect in shape and fully ripe. There
were green ones also in the lot where
found.
school at johnson, but remains at home
until after Tuesday to cast his first vote.
Henry Lord misses this high privilege by
falling to be registered in time.
The bearers for Uncle" Guy were
Bingham Kinsley, John Kinsley, both
cousins, his brother and his son-in-law
only remaining member of this once large
family.
Miss Robinson, Mrs. Strait and Mrs.
Riggs attended the Lamoille Association
held in the Baptist church at johnson
September LIST and End. The meetings
were full of interest and the johnson
thing pleasant. The church was taste
fully and beautifully decorated with
plants and flowers, of which your john
son correspondent may speak more fully.
We heard many words of praise for the
fine dinners served in the church base
ment. as well as the entertainment pro-
vided at their homes for guests.
Mr.. Ebenezer Bailey, aged p died very
suddenly Tuesday, Aug. oath, of apo
plexy. He has always lived on the home
place where he was bOrn-the Nathan
Bailey place-one of the first farms cul-
tivated in Fletcher, the Baileys locating
in that part of the town bordering on
Fairfield, and becoming large land own
ers. His wife died in the same way, less
than two years ago. Of their several
children only one daughter survives them
no grandchildren. Mr.. Bailey's fune-
raj was held at his late home, many at
tending from this part of the town. He
was buried i'll the cemetery on Fairfax
Plain, beside the other members of his
family. Mr.. Bailey has held offices of
trust in town, among which is town rep
resentatIve. But one brother survives
him from large family-Daniel, of Min
nesota.
The w. F. 81. S., held their monthly
meeting at the church in Binghamsville,
Sunday evening of last week. The lit
erary exercises were very interesting con-
sisting of reading, recitatiOns and singing
appropriate to the occasion. We have
neither time nor space for details though
it was worthy fuller notice.
Uncle Guy Kinsley lifelong resident
of this town died at B. j. Wetherbee' s
early Sunday morning of last week. He
has been feeble for many months and
often had severe attacks of Asthma which
threatened to remove him suddenly, but
after much suffering from this and other
causes, he was recently taken with dys-
EMERY which appears to have been the
immediate cause of his death. He passed
away without struggle at the age OF
Sc. His funeral was held last Tuesday al
one o'clock at Binghamsville.