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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-06
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900 yards Heavy Brown Cotton, at Sc a yard.
1000 yards Fine Brown Cotton, at Sc.
1000 yards Standard Prints, the very best made, at SC.
500 yards Good Bingham, at &c.
120 pairs Ladies' Nice Cotton Hose, at SC a pair.
I20 pairs Children's Nice Cotton Hose, at sc a pair.
800 yards Beautiful BrOcade Dress Goods, at sc q yard.
$50 Nice, Neat Printed Handkerchief, only &c each.
100 yards Good, Light Weight Jeans, at SIC a yard.
1000 yards very Superior Brown Cotton, at &c a yard.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
rmEHArrY RURAL EDITOR.

Several isv1rs % tle ai-sf's man cal Tor
ackn8x sments FIRST there Was ine
Iot Ut -larp.e-s strax xoerries from tlas.
Manranng then q ual. of choice hlacS-csp
rasuoerrlss from Il 4 finch of Cheshire,
aul iasr. gorgeous io, of dahla blooms
with Chinese pinxs. ver0-ua- aud gersn-
I1ms from Joshua Hudson -ilelra ffl-
--F.r
Mrs Ruark sent rs a dish Of dne straw
berries last saturday Thanks Sc editors
bal aer peas Cor dinnrr iasr saturday and
oll 1Fn raising Can any one beat tu.sf -
We are ats0t-d ro Mrs T. Dal for quart
81 I1e srrsToerries. sent us last Saturday
They were delicious with rich cream
Thanks We extend oar thanks t0 friends
w1o gave Us lfl in moving some % oar
heavy furniture. Your kindness snall
never ns forgotten - Misses lille
ani Nelie Clarx. Emma Waters
Laie R1Een. and Lena Richardson, oi this
rry and Mss Lou Jones. 10 Merritt, called
in -o ses our nes offce Monday afternoon,
also Mlss Hauie Wherlock and Lura Wait
NJ B Faat0reu male tlis Office very
acceptable present ou Monday 20 the shape
Of gallon oi lhe finest srras1erries We
have seem OF ttsfed rh- season Friend
Nandoren x10Fs vhaE an editor appreciates
ant Ia A so recognizes oar Efforts 1y BIS act
of sfndn-ss toward 1s FITS <iuiness shall
b. .1ug remembered Thanks H.araes'.r.
II. -t...."#
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
Groceries and Wholesale.

sugars-Cut loaf ~. granulated, &c: "a
559a6ltc; extra &C." 55S@554c; yellow &C,
Cofee-Green Rio, IOaIIc; Rio, roasted. Il@
l5c; Java green, l5@23c; Java, roasted, 2+G2oc
MsraeaibO, roasted, l69lsc; Mexican roasted, lSc
a22c.
Teas-Japan, fine, S5a45c Japan medium, 2Se
53c, ordinary lSa2oc, HysOn, 5utG50c; gunpOwdeT,
iOa5oc. OOlong, G0sd6nc; Congo, 26td35c.
Fl0ur-s2 - per cwt: s. y per bbl, patent prC
cess, 8 00 per cwt 3 ~ per bbl; all wheat hOUi
g p per cwt s. % per Dbl.
Mil feed. Screenings, SD per ton; bran, S12
ships. slS, middlings, Si5. Feed-COrn and oats,
s1I.
Kerosene Michigan test, lO14c per gal;
water white. HE.
Gasoline-llc per gal.
seeds-ClOver, 60 Ove6 % per bu; timothy, g Is
a. 30
Fish-No / white fish. Sc 90 per half bbl.
other grades, 81 00.a4 80 per half bbl; trout, 81
cod salt Sc per 10; clans, 81 % per hum
dred, canned oysters, selects, Z'G50c; smoked
Halibut 9al2c.
Pork in Darrels-Mess pork, Chicago packed
SO 00l0 -. clear, II %: clear short cut. Chicago
81 oo. clear short cut best, Sl3 10.
Lard-Tierces. 61sc. ~ and - 10 tubs, &C; 50
lb round tins, 100 cases &c. In TN pals 61507c
Beef in barrcis-Extra mess, warranted 200 lbs
50 50 extra, boneless I'll iD.
ButtgriDe-Naukeshac creamery, solid, l3c; rolls
&c. dairy solid. ll5sc. rolls, ne
Fruits - oranges. California. g. 50o5 90. lemons
choice, s. 50, lemons, fancy. g. ooa6 .: ngs
Layers. new per TO- l214Gl6c, dates, Fard, 10 II
box per lb, toc dates, Fard. 30 lb box per To-. &c
dates. Persian, 81 10 bpx. per TO-, slsce1ec.
Nuts-Peanufs, raw, Der Do, &c; choire red
raw. per lb &c. fancy red, raw. per Ib 5a5lsc
choice white, Va. fd5iSc. fancy, r.. p. Va. -.
G7c almonds TerTagoua l6C. California l5G Ice
Bralls Sc9C. hlbeTts. sicily llEl2c. BARGE
Iona. Zoe, walunts, Hrenoble lf'4Gl5c, French
,allc California i2c pccans, Texas II. r, a
sc. Missouri s5sGsc. cocoanuts, per loo, 81 509
s 90
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
WHO THE DEUCE is mUaRAY7
The Adventures of New York Tire Com
missioner in European
Lands.

Fire Commissioned Purroy was busy all
day yesterday spinning yarns TO the boys
who called on him al his home in Fordham.
He was as fan of anecdote about his recent
European trip A. Coney Island beer glass is
of roth. Wher he went TO London he pre-
sented 10 Chiei Of Police Williams a letter
from SIpean,end-nt Murray Williams
read IL. and then. takint of his eyeglasses,
lo0ked AZ The commissioner in an absent
minded manner. He put his glasses on
nis nose again aud s,liioqused
Murray Murray. B.arst me, but II i've
eerei that name somewhere
Tben bee turned 20 the commissioner and
said with a face as bland as that Of a Chi
u4man
Murray 90 no Oh bloomink. bleedin
deuce IS Murray Sc know
Boys said the commissioner. II told
him. then I went outside and leaned up
against iamppost and SMILED. When
struck Paris was nof Nr Parr0v. but 81
ie CON m issioneire ana if New York bad
seen me the wbnle cig would have been
paraiy yzed. eas puf nto great big car
rsge drawn by -four horses. and driven
around -le ctT Ordinary coachmen and
faofmen we're not GOOD enough f0r me. and
f1vo s0lliers drove and two hung on be-
bind Ftfrv nne Z r1i iu or ouf of the
carriage they sa'uted and I ieli just ike
putting mv thumbs in rle armhoies 0f NV
vest The French thfns e great deal more
~ an American thau ihe b0yii~h 10. --
so. l. @r
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
a FUNsRAL THAr DlON'T PASS.
The Latest Jcae on Blly Florence That
B-srs the stamp of
irAI n.

Billy Florence. Tom Ochiliree and John
" MacKay have discovered clever if not a
new eay 81 gambling They usually meet
in The Hoffman House cafe about noon and
seat themselves hy one OF the windows
looking out on Broadway. Then one of
,leu viii bet the breakfast that So many
negroes will pass the window within a
stared period One day last week Mr..
Florence wa, coming down Broadway on
bis way to The Hoffman House 70 join Nc
kay and Ocaitree, when he noticed a negro
funeral Ar that iime the coriege was up
near Th.rty-f,urth-st. Florence thought il
would CertIinig pass the Hoffman.
As q cnnseo ouerce the actor s face beamed
with smiles a, he contemplated the bet he
would ain wi ID Ochiliree and Ma kay
The famous Texan happened 90 be- ON the
opposite Size ot the street and be noticed
Florence without being seen himself and
he could easily tell 0y The face of the actor
What has thoughts We're lie hurried ahead
ami vas seated in the cafe with millionaire
Nackay when Florence came in. Ia the
course Of a feW minutes Florence said
Il bef YOU the breakfast thar thirty
negroes Will pass here inside of ten min-
utes
.'All right. said Ochiiiree
RE had already discovered tha. the fune-
raj Na- going toturn down TWENTY ,y-seveuth-
st After a bottle OF wine had been drunk
and Florence bad begun 90 move unea~iIy
in lis CHAIR. the red headed man from
Texas said. WOW lll make YOU another
ret thar tbaf colored funeral doesu PASS by
here n an hour
Florence paid for the breakhst.-N y.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.


Farm Prod 1cs From First Hands
Beans-Uupicxed are worth 4oG6oc, picked, So
al.
Butter-Fresh roll 9Sllo; dairy, l5@i7c:
creamery. l6Gloc
Cnecse-9dUt5C.
Dried Fruits-Apples sSS1Sc; evsporated, $40
sc.
Eggs-llal2l5c ? dOz.
Fresh Meats-Dressed hogs, s5.O03550 = cwt:
mutton, Si75G5.o0; veal, s. 5026 90: beef, S6o
6.5o.
Grsin-Wheat. Clawson, 75c; Lancaster, 7sc.
Oats, 5SGSic. Rye, soc. Barley, Sl.25Gl 40 per
cwt. Corn, 55G3sc.
Hide Green, &C u; part cured, &c; cured,
71s0sc. calf skins 5 10 l2bs. loc; kip skins,
green, -; cured, &c; dekin skins 1lGJ0c ?
piece; sheep pc Is 50c9Sl; wool being estimated
AZ p 2 70.
H0ney-10G1S 2 y.
Hsy-Timothy. old, SlO9l2 per ton; new, s9@lO
Clover. SolGlU.
POtatOes-50G60c Der bus.
Poultry Fowls, dressed, l01i21So = q. Spring
chickens, l6aloc per To.
straw -S3d3.5J Z load.
TallOw Sc e ~
NOOi-Nashed, 25Gf 2sc, unwashed, l6H DOC.
Wood But little offered FOur-fOOt wood il
worth S45OD5 2 cord Block stove wood, S2.254
250.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17


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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor YOU are bothered with Headache
YOU are Idseiy, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts aud want 10 brace up Brace up.
bat not with sumuianis spring medicines
ol biuers. which have for their basis vers
cheap. bad whisky, and which stimulate
YOU Tor an hour. and then leave you IN
worse condition than before What you
want IS an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys. restore your vitality and give re-
newed health and strength. Such a medi-
cine you Will ind in Electric BitteIs. and
only 80 cents a bottle al Peck Bros. Drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

AES foEk JllF l6.- + lolll ol..sei illI aud with
o.lt I.lQ.4rle cualEe- f-ls. - la.s PSI rlpeflle
g. q. Ie olla extra O. Il.lf - 1l Louis eA-
tr4. e. ta e'. -alllriu tolr clueed steady
ci... a4.il -H choice extra. IS l0a1a 3D.
Wheat Options actively dealt lu 1ut prices
ttre Irregular recording trl4c.t changes foI
c.t7-i steady ai ,ll-ll G.c iue spoil lo., closed
,ttasll aln unchanged. ~lot sales of 80. Iei
state at t-af.C. Nu white DO al 5tc $50. =
sFlnE >aa sc. SO. d1 81 sea- s0t.c and uu-
graded niuteT 10 q at sis.s, 30 red winter.
A-g.,l .sc. lo september ,,i b., DO October,
,s- tlf
Optious aere fairly active while prices
Wcrt irregular aud -lr malket closed weak eAt
ta 81 lower 0I-t lois lusel weak and &C.
-cHrr -iut ta-c- oi lu-rslieQ mixed at ii>i4 ".
yci0a al o. -. 40 mixed at i6c. no 3 mINed.
August ia ~ g. DO September .c, DO
ociller A. 1853 -c
Dat,-optiuus were active aud weak. closing
alo-t yesterday prices. spot lOt, CloSed sieady y
and unchanged spot sales oi 40 4 white sale
at - sac. 80 90. 4Ic. No. 2 mixed july 8lbsc
bid 90 september 35is sla16C
Rye Quiet western 1oc. state 5s a59c
Barley Nominal
P0rk-Dull, nea mess. sll z5ali 62.
Lard-Closed heavy. 81 eis cash, 90 aA8d -
August 81 5000 ~ September.
butter-steady. State, Aglsc. western, l09
l7tsc
sugar Duh. fair % good refining GsG5c
Eggs-Duh, state I5Al5i4c. western l0al71s
thte>e-,ieady. state, o14Gsl4c western
choice, d ,llt a..
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
RnIIdIno Material

Lumber-Bu stuff. timber. joists and scant-
Ing H. i3 and Is feet. sll. do Is n,
SIS. 90 u h So sheetug boards. dressed on
one side. 81 81 and So Fence flooring. si6. CON-
mon. SD. siding. l-f aud ~. Sis common. SIS.
Finishing lumber. sEs6@1 Barn boards No 4.
dressed GA one side sl-. so. sls
Sbingles-l6 inch stars. s275es3. seconds s. IS
faIfs
Iath-No T. g. 1894 o.
Iame-Ohio. 81 Grand Rapids. Sc Petoskey.
g. 00
gemeut-El 80 p per hhl
Nails Common hrst and fencing
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

THE BEsT SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores Tettar, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corn. and all Skin EruptiOns, and positive
ly cures piles or no pay required. IL l.
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

USIOS STOCK YARDS. III July l6.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 6lou head. shipments 100 head Mar
Sei steady shipping steers. s. 7uu5 lu; stockers
and iecdsIs shade stronger. q 25a3 ~. bulk
. slH1 10. through Texans lOC higher Hogs
Receipts l,.tO1 head. shipments 300 head
Market strong. early. closed weak. Rough and
mixed, 4 sta5 05. Packing and shipping - 20
q 2l. hehL - 50Q5 Us. skips. - 7ou4 i0 sheep
Receipts 1000 head; shipments 300 head.
Market slow, shade lower natives, e. u1a4 30
western Is 00a 30. Texans, sl 73c 3 OU. Lambs
s,.r head q l5n3 75
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford To waste time in exper-
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems at first. only a
cold Do not permit any dealer TO impose
upon YOU with some cheap imitation of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. but be sure yOu get the
genuine Because he can make more profit
he may tell you he has something just as
good, or Just the same Don't be deceived,
but insist on getting Dr. Kings New Dis
covery. which is guaranteed To give relief
in all Throat. Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottle free at Peck Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
SPECIAL SALE!
FANS! FANS! FANS!

Negy nice Flagsl Faus as
flue l,ael l,.ckti fans .. a.
aali5solae Fs4lael flall als salans ~ st
h - SESAME lr,llla alis. ........-...... -.
laQsaest l,sarzled ioillas Fave
ala lt al ald 81.
Hald q4.aie- Sass. sas, iea.1sf i.ps..d. 49,
sarstl elasle ok
H.sck rN
Hand painted ssnn Fsss feather tipped 49,
slrfrI i.lars -
Flas fesiaeT fnsai aus. assagied ela.s
lte st and e. ii
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Ia enc pursuit of lhe sood things 81 lhls
sorId se anticipate TOO much, Va cat Qua
gar learl aut sweetness of worldly pi. asures
ef d-iehuu. lJrethuugll oi them tne re-
-iilfs Obtained trom the use oi Do Jones
Rel Clover Tonic Tar exoee.ls al. claims. l.
eares dksrelsia aud all stomach. liver
kidney aud bladder troubles n IL a per
tsct laaic appetizer. blood pQuner sure
care Ior ague aud mal4rial diseases. Price
81 cents 0f druggists
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Careful attention To diet is the best guard
against disease 1t is fact which all should
know, that over eating not only cOrrupts
the blood. but destroys the nerve force, and
induces dyspepsia, jaundice, bad breath,
piles pimpes, low spirits. headache. ague
malaria. and all stomach and liver troubles
DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic quickly cures
the above diseases. Can be taken by the
most delicate. Price fifty cents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Oar of Fans too large for mention the
fall line give prices the entire Ne vii iii
orders 10y mail the best of ability aud with promptnes
All goods packed carefully.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Chicaro ,tnck Market.

TOLEDO. July l6.-wheat Steady, cash, Sic
August ,l3sc, September, s25sc. COrn-Dull
lAsl aal.c. Nats--Nnmlual.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-19
EDEN
Mrs. John Adams is still INN

Mrs. John Adams is still impro wing.
j. B. Fassett was in town over Sunday
Cornelius Baker is building an addition
to his barn.
Mrs. n. S. Adams has gone to Glou-
cester, Mass, on visit to relatives and
friends.
Henry Harrington has again greatly
improved the looks of his premises by
repairing the barn and building a new
paint shop.
Mrs. FL. Putnam has prickly pear cac-
tus which has so buds and blossoms, and
in many instances there are four from a
point.
Rumor says that Mabel Pond, of Mis-
souri, Valley, Iowa, was married the Sth
inst, but the name of the happy groom
we are unable to give.
The delegation and escorts numbering
81, attended the district union, L. o. of
G. t., at Hyde Park the 18th inst, and
report a good time and splendid treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard have returned
to their home in Connecticut. Mr.. E.
Gore, of Worcester, Mass, has also re-
turned, taking his brother Eddie with
him. Eddie is a bright, pleasant boy and
will be missed.
Miss Katie Collins and Miss Lille Har-
rington closed their schools with united
rhetorical exercises and picnic in J.
Rogers grove at the Corners Friday af-
ternoon.
The following officers were duly in
stalled at the last regular communication
of l. o. of G.. T.: Charles Stebbins,
Chief; Mrs. F. II. RaYmore, Vice; Mrs.
c. w. Blake, Sec; Mrs. Cora Mower, F.
S.; Mrs. M. E. Shattuck, T.; David
Grant, c.; Herman Hayford, NJ; Eva
Campbell, D. NJ; Miss Mower, R. II. S.;
Miss Myrtle Fuller, L. III. S.; F. Fl. Ray
more, p. c. t.; Miss Gustie Bassett,
Guard; George Newton, Sentinel.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-19
NORTH CAMBRIDCE.

Most of the farmers are through hay
ing.
Quite number propose to Talk a trip
to Saratoga this week.
II: D. Whitney has his store nearly
filled.
Those that attended the Spiritual &c
pose were very much pleased.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler, from Massachu-
sets, is visiting her father, Alden Chase,
and it is hoped he may regain his usual
health.
Mrs. Arthur Walker and her son Cliff
ford are with her parents in Nova Scotia l.
Her many friends here hope her stay may
be as brief as possible.
Many whose store of ice has failed
now realize its value.
Uncle Perry Kinsley is among the sick.
No one ever heard him murmur at his
lot, although he has been nearly blind
for years.
Mrs. E. Fullington. OF Manchester. n.
H., Miss E. E. Lurwick, of Farnham, 2.
O., and Mrs. A. A. M. Collins. of Middle
bury, are the guests of Mrs. NJ. E. Kins-
lev.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-19
HARDWICK,

Gary Houston is talking of going to
Barre for a job.
r. F. Carter was in town Monday.
The band gave another promenade con.
cert at Greensboro Bend Saturday Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. Swerdfedger is completing the re-
pairs on the mill-dam.
George Wheeler and Will Sutton are
both nursing sore hands.
Prof. Dayton gives an expose of Spir-
itualism at the Town Hall this (Thurs-
day. evening.
At the band tournament the 18th, six
bands will compete for the prizes, name
ly: Danville, Cabot. PlaInfield, Wood
bury, Calais and Whitney's.
John Drenan started for Caledonia
Springs on Monday.
E. N. Porter and family. of Burling-
ton were in town last week.
Dan. Aiken and mother are at home
from Portland.
Mrs. Sarah Stone, nee Burnham, of
Barton, is in town this week.
w. L. Bradford, of the Center, will
have nearly two acres of strawberries
another year.
A party consisting of E. Brush and
family, Leon Benjamin, George Hoyt and
Will Lawson and their families have been
camping at Greensboro the past week.
Mrs. a. Sutton died Tuesday morning
about ten O'Clock, of softening of the
brain. Her son was ut the village, hay
ing left her an hour or two before as we'll
as she had been for weeks. She was sud-
denly taken worse and died almost in
stantly,
The candidates. 30 far as heard from,
for town representative, are John George,
j. w. Hovey, j. j. Campbell, George
Haynes, l.. G. Foss, and some say Mr..
Judevine and several others, all Repub-
licans; l.. D. Leavitt. d. Bridgman,
Democrats; II. o. Stone, Greenbacker,
and Ii. r. Mack, Prohibition.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-19
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Remember to pay your taxes before
August %.
Mrs. Rood, of Jericho. is stopping
with Mrs. Burnham.
Emma Chayer, of Manchester. is
spending a few days with her parents.
Rev. Mr.. Gates, the returned mission
airy, will preach at this place next Sum-
day at Up. m.
A hard shower visited this section Fri
day night, and by some it is thought to
be the worst of the season. it lasting
about three hours.
III. W. Raymore has sold his little
Morgan mare to party from Franklin
county, and j. S. Wilcox has sold his
horse to a man from Hyde Park.
John Hitchcock has bought of Bert
Buker the farm formerly owned by the
town, and takes possession the first OF
September.
On Friday evening, as Phoenix Lodge
was about to be closed, the ladies agree
ably surprised the gentlemen by treating
them with ice-cream and cake. 1t was
the tenth anniversary of the organization
of the lodge, and well was it celebrated,
the surprise being a complete success.
A story was in circulation last week
that the creamery was to close its labors
for the season on Saturday. but it had nc
foundation whatever. The creamery will
run until late in the fall, unless the farm
ers fall short of ice as some have already
done. The creamery has given good
satisfaction thus far. and the farmers feel
that it is benefit to them and something
that it pays to patronize.
One day last week as Mr.. Wetherby's
man was i'll the pasture above the Hunt
place, he happened to look around and
saw a large bear gazing at him. One
can judge of his surprise to find he had
such company, and it is safe to say that
it was not many minutes before he was
out of that place. He went to the near
est neighbor, and there rallied three oil
four men, who with guns started for the
pasture, but Bruin was not to be found
though tracks were seen and dead crea'
ture partly devoured was discovered.
showing that he had made that place his
| home for sometime.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-19
GAM q RIDGE.
Rev. Mr.. Wheelock was reported be


Rev. Mr.. Wheelock was reported bet
ter last Saturday.
Mrs. Sheldon Stratton was suddenly
attacked with severe illness last Friday
but is some better.
A large number from here are attend
ing camp-meeting.
Rev. l.. S. Gates gave very interest
ing account at the Congregational church
Sunday evening of the manners and GUS
toms of people in India, exhibiting spec
linens of ornaments, idols, etc.
Communion services were held at the
III. E. church last Sunday, the Presiding
Elder officiating.
Quite number visited camp at Toney's
Landing in Georgia last week, and very
pleasant time is reported.
Prof Dayton gave an entertainment at
Vestry Hall Saturday evening. Inc
room was crowded and the interest in the
Professors exposition undated to the
close. The committee of three was tue
best possible choice, and were unwearied
in their exertions to aid the Professor IN
his work. While thus engaged they had
lively time themselves.
Visitors from Burlington are still ar
irving at Knights hotel. Mrs. Wires,
Miss Wires, Mrs. Will Henderson, Miss
Allie Mead and others well known were
upon the list last week.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of w, M. Smith. Mr.. Smith Is
prepared to do all work in his line
neatly, promptly and at a low figure
Give him call.
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LOCAL NEWS -.
MORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SrTNDAY. AUGUsT %.


NE ChHrch.-Rev. w. III. Hyde, Pastor. Ser
vices commence at 1870 a. m
Conversational Church.-Rev. W. A. Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at lO.45 a. m.
UntyersaIist Chureh.-Rev. F. E. Healey, Pas
tor. services commence at l0.45 a. m.
C. w. Fitch and d. D. Fellows are
at home for few days.
F. B. Livingston has friends visit
ing him from New York.
Herbert, George, and Miss Flora
Terrill are at home on visit.
George P. Curriers' store is resplen-
dent with new coat of red and white
paint.
Summerville & Warren were here
looking after the water-works last
week.
The ladies' circle will meet one
week from Friday, instead of this
week Friday.
Excursion to Saratoga next Satur-
day, from stations along the line OF
the Burliogton & Lamoille.
W. r. Clement, who has been laid
ND for some time with fractured hip,
is about the streets again, on crutches.
Harvey Rich, of Fargo, D. T., and
Leon Rich and wife, of Jaffrey, N.
H., are in town visiting their parents.
One of the ratings to the sidewalk
in Brooklyn has taken unto itself
wings and flown to a more genial
cline.
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WATERNILIE-

Mrs. Louisa Parker was at home the
past week.
Levi Smile has gone to Portland for
a week.
At the game of ball Saturday between
WaCefVllle and Bakersfield clubs, the
score stood to in favor of the former.
Grant Thomas has finished his labors
with E. Shattuck.
An unusually large number from this
place. are attending the camp-meeting at
Morrisville.
Frank Chase's little girl is very sick
with fever.
Mrs. Louisa Farrar had a hard shock
of paralysis Monday morning.
The pastor of the NJ. E. church will
arrange for services during his absence
at camp-meeting next Sunday.