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HORSE AND WHEEL.
a $4,000 Fifty-Mle Race Between a
Cowboy and a BlcyclIst.

Copyright. 1883. by lie California Associated fress.
Ell PAso TEX j. September l3.h.-A match
race OF fifty miles between a bicycle and horse
was run to-day from Silver City to Derning.
y. NJ, for stake of 70 o99-or, rather, 80 head
each of cattle valued at least SO head
The match was between Clayton and Boil
ton, two wealthy cattlemen. The race was
won easily BY the horse, who made the fifty
miles IN three hours ana fOrty-seven minutes,
while II took the bicycle four hours and thirty
minutes to get over the sane distance. Twenty.
seven miles IS hard. rough and r-cky, and con-
three miles was more or less sandy and in favor
OF the horse. The horse was ridden by q cow
boy named Wilson, aud the bicycle by a tele-
SIaph-oDerator II IA Denver, by the name CT
Kennedy. The horse is a common coW-nonv
bat mas great speed and Stamina
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The Pope,s Future Homo.

Copyright, 1888, by tie California Assocated Press
ROME September iSth.-Mons. Schlefino has
been notified by the Vatican that in the con
approves of Belgium as a place of residence, on
account OF its neutrality, but viii demand a
guarantee OF security from the Powers.
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ANuTRER RORRnR.
An Ocean Steamer sunk and Forty. nine
Lives Lost.

MADRID, September 13th-A telegram re-
ceived here says that the steamer Lawrence
when entering Port Luz, Canary Islands, this
evening, ran into the Italian steamer
Lud America, from MosheiIdo The
latter vessel which was living at
anchor, was sunk in Il few minutes in ten faith
oms of water. She carried 2l6 passengers. and
had a crew of 60 men. OF these 40 passengers
and 63 of the crew reached the shore safely.
Nine bodies have thus far been recovered.
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Carpenter shop and MOrgue,
Concrete Floors and Railroad Track.

AS viii be designated by the architect on the
plans and specifications now on file in his Office.
All of the above plans and specifications can be
seen and information had from o'clock A. NJ
| to 5 o'clock p. " every day no to and including
the 9th day of October, 1SsS, Sundays excepted,
! at the Office of Jscob Lenzen & Son, architects.
No. rs East Santa Clara street, San Jose. All
proposals must be accompanied by good and
sufficient bond in an amount equal to 10 per
cent of the bid or bids presented, which amount
shall be forfeited to the people of the State of
California, as settled fixed and liquidated dam
ages, in case the bidder to whom award of con-
tract is made shsll fail or refuse to enter in
such contract and furnish such bonds for the
faithful performance of the same as the Board
of Trustees lnay require within enc a. day alter
such award.
All bids must be addressed TO I. G. Nesmilh,
Secretary of the BOARD CT Trustees OF the Cali
forDia Hospital for the Chfonic Insane San
Jose. Santa clara county, California The right
TO reject any and ell BIDS IS reserved By tie
Eoard Blank proposals will be fnrnisred Nv
the architect. I G. NESMITd, serrc;a-5-
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IRISH AFFAIRz.
oBiien Has Roo in Pickle for the Mar.
quis OF Lansdowue

DUBLIN, September 13th.-The agent of the
Marquis of Lansdowne some time ago sought a
conference with VIM. OBrien, member of Par
lament, with the object of reaching a basis of
settlement with the tenants on the Luggocur-
ran estates. Nothing was accomplished, as the
agent suddenly broke off negotiations. O'Brien
declares that the affair was mere ruse, in
tended to keep the tenants quiet. He will take
means to acquaint The people of India with the
character OF the new Vicercy
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AiEXICO.

FurSher Reports from the FIood-Devas
tated Sections.
CITG,oF MENICo, September 13th-Ascala re
ports that the crops throughout the State arf
lost. Adylces from OriZaba show that the los,
OF NE by floods number forty-four persons, and
tnat the damage to property amounts to more
than s260,O00.
In the State OF Vera Cruz dead bodies are be
ing found. The corn, rice and bean crops are q
complete failure.
Rains continue falling throughout the s ste.
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Carl Schurz Denies Charges Against Our
National Character

BERLIN, September 15th.-Hon Carl schurz
has written letter to the National Zeituaq com
batting an article which appeared recently in
the hreHz Zedung on alleged corruption iaci-
dent 10 American elect ons Schurz attacks
especially the assertion that Presidential cleo
ton is from first to last, merely an affair of
money. lie declares that the dishonoring sus-
picion cast upon the American National char
acter is unjust, AID denies that political life in
the United States is in anywise so corrupt
pandem0nium as represented. The American
nation, be says, is s,anch, great hearted and
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BAY POLITICS.
Demoerasic Parade o. mo. row = Demo-
crat for Protection

SAN FRANCISCO, September ISth.-TSpecial J.
The Democratic County Committee made ar
rangements this evening for parade of all the
district clubs on Saturday night
II. K. MITCHELL of Nevada, a lifelong Demo
erat addressed a Republican meeting in the
Western Addition. He said the issue involved
such vital interests that party interests should
be set aside, and that the duty of American citi-
zens IS to preserve the honor and integrity of the
people. The only way to do it is to endeayor 10
sustain the protective policy At one time
Mitchell received complimentary vote fol
United States Senator from Nevada
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ARIZONA.
Drowned While Bathing The Aged Beg
ert Wanderar Found.

Copyright. 1855, tyG,s California Assocsai.i Pres
PHGSIx, September l3th.-Austin Caring.
ton, well-known citizen of this place, at one
tune III charge ofthe Benson Smelling Works,
cut latterly engaged il building the Highland
canal, was drowned a. IL o'clock to dav while
bathing in salt River. His body had not been
recovered at last accounts
Old man Kemp who, while laboring under
temporary ab rration of mind. strayed ont on
the desert, was found near the old Maricopa
station by one of the searching parties and
brought 10 town this morning
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For Seasickness, uss aorsfords's Acid
PlosDbata

DR.. W. ". Blackman, Brooklyn, N. Y
says: 6 am very much pleased with it IN
seasickness. Several cases have beer
brought to my attention where it afforded
prompt and entire relief"
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Piano and Harmony Less
DY PROF. ZIFFERER OF VIENNA cox
ID se,va.oTy. san francisco, 5lu Geary street:
Sa ramento 1922 street. si4-2w*
NOTICE.

~ sCHAEFER AND E GRUHLER. HERE
~. tof re conducting business at No rs J
street, sacramento Ciiy, California, under the
name snd style Of G. Sehaefer & Co., have this
da? dissolved partnership. c. Schaefer having
sold his interest i'll aud to the business ard
STOCK 10 r. Bormann, who, together with Z.
6rnbler will hereafter conduct and carry on
said business.
All claims against the firm of C. Schaefer ard
Il Bormann.
Dated, sacrameuts, September 12, 1888.
c. SEHAEFER.
E GRUHLtR.
kItos F. BDRMANN.
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EUROPEAN FLOODS.
Hundreds OF Villages Submerged and
Many Lives lost.

Many Lives lost.
lCQpuigt, 1873. Jyaie California Associated Pressj
MILAN, September l3th-The foods in the
Fyrol are increasing. Travel and traffic are
stopped. Railway communication is wholly
swept away. The Valley of Adigo is a vast
Jake. Hundreds of villages are submerged.
Many exposed 10 awful currents were carried
away.
The waters are gathering around Innsbruck.
which IS seri usly threatened. The inhabitants
are working night and day to raise dikes
TIE FLOODS Is AUSTRIA
Copyright. 1885, by Tie California Associated Press
VIENNA, September 15th-The hocdS in Au-
stria are increasing. Threa-quarters of Triesia
are submerged. Zen lives have been lost There
mas been great damage to property. The SOL
diors are at work day and night building an
eBbankmeu..
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PRACTICAL EQUALIZATION.
An American Bank Tourist Convicted i

An American Bank Tourist Convicted in
Canada.
Copyright, 1885, by he California Assoc;ateci Press
MONTREAL, September i3th.-Chas a. Pitcher
the Providence Bank defaulter, was found
guilty this afternoon on charge of bringing
stolen money into Canada. His sentence was
reserved. The penalty is fourteen years in the
penitentiary
This is the frst conviction OF the kind under
the Canadian law, and will have n timely and
important effect in reducing the advantages OF
Canada as a refuge for boOdleIs.
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.copyig&z 1883, 6ya,e Cal.er,,fa Associated Press.
Chico. September 18th Che Republicans b.d
another grand rally and tereh-light PROCESSION
TINS evening. G, +. McGlsshan made telling
protection speech. and rezuted the slapdes
against General Harrison en- the Chinese ores
tlon. lie showed that the Republican party va
antl-C hinese through and through, and the en-
envy of all cheap labor. He was in fine voi =.
and held his audience to the elese. 49,
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a Mans Lonely Des,b
e,elggiaEt. -. IL IA califn,,lir -,

0'ly''Hi' looo oE ue cGt'fo'7'iG ss0ciated Press.
SANTA Res September 18Th The body Of nm
unknown man was found a mile from town 70.
night. a companion was with him, aud said
he died about o'eiSck. He was about go wears
OF esse, and OF sandy co nplexion. It.s tbonsrhf
held eo-moTrow ~ "0
The indications to-risht are cool Eos ,-ain.
The LoweH Nurderers.
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- -
sEi ANIED-A SITUATION, BY A GERMAN
~ girl, 10 do upstairs work and sewing Ref
ence gwen: Adore a. =, this Office. lt*
7 oST--A GREYHOUND Pup; COLOR, BLUE
= and white, about months old; answers 10
the name of kitty" Finder viii leave at No
BIB sixth street and receive reward OF S5 sI4 Sts
hI0TICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or
~ CATHARINE EjNARD. deceased Notice
IS hereby given by the undersigned, EugeI e ].
Gregory, administrator with the wi annexed
deceased to the creditors of and all persons hay.
log claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary aifidavits or vouchers
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice, to said administrator, at the Office
OF Eaac Joseph, attorney st-law, No. 53l K
street, Sacramento Cal
Dated Septem er Ii, 1888.
EUGENE J. GREGORY, Administrator.
ISAAC JOSEPH, Attorney for Administrator
s14 5tF
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT RUINS
IN DALMATIt.
O'Brien and LansdOwne = SchurZ
Defends the American Character
Novel Arrest in Canada.
AMERICAN POLITICS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcorD-us1os.I
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Advice Ia Moihers--Nrs. yFinslnys's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used yhen
children are cutting teeth. II relieves theliEt!e
sufferer ut once; it produces natural. quiet slceg
by relieving the child from pain, and the Hi;le
cherub aHFakes as bright ms button" 1t /.
very pleasant to taste. II soo.hes the child,
sotteps the gums allays all pain. relieves y-iii
regulates the bowels, and is the best-knoY,p
remedy for dierrhea, whether arising from
teetbing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bo'tle. MWEjy
T. fsaumle, 722 y street bes received =
new 81 ipment o. Mettwofst, BraunSweigeT1Yors
and Sslom'. All kinds of fine Cheese and other
choice Saussges. Visitors and tiaYclers are III.
yited 10 call. layi5
John Eitel, Asssyer acd Chemist. corner
seventeenth and streets Also buys gold. II
Tie bestPace in caiSria yos;- o,ir,cng isss
Il s. =, a.,
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work at Templeton shortly and extend its lire
eighteen miles for the present
Placer County Made Happy.

Copyright, 1888, Byte California Associated Pressi
AUBURN, September 13th.-People are jubilant
that Placer county won the first prize at the
State Eair
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c0pyrfSst, lSSs. BY ae CO. or,sia .4ssociltef ,,

PLAczgyILLE, September 1Sth.-Myers. Olsen
to-day Counsel for Olsen and Dracer msGa a
motion far new trial, eR newly discovered
evidence, tGeinded on Myers affidavit that Sle
ga ga tne ki5pg and dragged Lowelrs body 70
the cabin, while Olsen aud Drseer were hiI1 a.
the n.e che ken-hSuse. The case vas continued &c
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ire test pace in CarTia 10 nave yo07 r,frcng is,.
A !. !Oh1a"n g Cas-. SO 81, 5scza=s.rso. .s.l
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NEW ADyERITSEEENTs.
NOTICE TO TAG PUBLIC.
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y by the Trustees of the California Hospital
for the Chronic Insane at room 6, Archer Build
ing, First street, San Jose, Santa Clara county,
California. up to WEDNESDAY, October TO-
1888, az 1879 A. NJ, for the construction of the
folio wing work for the California Hospital for
the Chronic Insane, viz:
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PACIFIC COAST.
AC0UEfTAL Or EX-MAYOR EFFEY
OF SANTA CRUZ.
Low Water in the Yuba-The Low.
ell Murderers-Un Unknown Body
Found-Po!iticai Meetings.
A HE ARrLEss WRETCH.

lapDcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE sEooaD-rNIoS.l
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John Estel, Asssyer a1d Chemist, corae.
seventeenth andJ streets, Also buys gold. tt
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RACES PROMPTLY At P. III

No. 25-THE CALI ORNIA DERsY STAKE
For foals OF 1855; TO BE- run at the tate Fair of
1885. Entrance, 81 o. $50 forfeit or only % if
declared January l, 1887; SIS if declared Janu-
airy l, 1855; S23 il declared May 1888; $500 add
ed. OF which co to second, $50 to third One
mile and a hall. Thirty one nominations
No. 26-rHE PALO ALTO SrAKE-A handi-
cap for twc-year olds; $50 entrance: Sl5
forfeit; SO declaration; 500 added of which
800 is to second; third to save stake Weights
announced at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Saturday, Septem-
her 1st Declarations due at S O'clock p NJ
Monday. September Sd. One mile. Twenty-one
nominations.
10. 1.-THE GOLDEN GATE STAKE-For
threeyear-olds; $50 entrance: SIS forfeit or only
SIS If declared on or before September lst with
$500 added of which 500 to second; third to save
stake. Winner OF any three-year old race at
rs meeting to carry five pounds extra; colts
~ ], =, 3, in No 10, allowed ten pounds One
mile aud three quarters. Eight nominations.
M 23-TBE NIGHTHAWK sTAKF-For all
ages. $50 entrance; SIS forfeit; $500 added, of
which sea 10 second: third to save stake; 500
additional itial14 Is beaten. Stake TO be named
after lie winner ii Nighthawk S tine Q:i211 is
beatea- One NILE. Twentysix nominations.
No a9-FSEE PURSES 81: of which $50 to
second. For nos winners at this meeting
Horses that have started aud not run second al
lowed ten pounds Winners of any raee en-
tered herein, may fe Withdrawn without pen
atty. One naile and q sixteenth and repeat.
Eleven nominations.
81 -----'SssLHIINATLcE3--97.
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Proposed Railroad Fx,sns,.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 18th. -lsper;sj J..
ahe sonsnern Pacific hek decided 10 CON 8 e.iee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

Rev Reuben Hatch. "A former pastor OF the Cuu
srrgatiuuul church, Is boarding at bra Premises
lurng last saturday IS storm, lightning struck
a tree in \. II Mack pasture and Killed two
~h,rp amt u lamb that had taken shelter uurr it
While j " Gould was mrndug rru",' IN hi,
mountain pasture the other day. chain huuh
caught in the calf of his beg and pair of oxen
dragged him some distance thereby. causing q
deep wound nine inches long br l.urkt. uf Graf
ton attends him
Misses Nrlir and Lury Woodhurn and Julia
Prruti>> are home from Nurhiird seminary.
r. \ prrntiS, is home from Wurc,strr Mass
II \ Hastings is IN town. prrlu LAuphrar and
family, of Boston, have hrrn visiting IN town
Mrs Amos Cummings of Boston is at II NJ Al.
bolts thas larku and family, Of Chester, were
IN town last week.
thas Hastings is butter maker AT the Spring
field creamery
Abnrr Watt an aged citizen, died last Satur
day. His funeral was held Sunday.
Vim Harris is in Boston buying goods
A j Strurns and e " Hastings Wrr,. chosen
delegates to attend the. state and district cuuyru
tiuns, and l.. Il. Chapman, II Jones and +. II
Harris {" attend the county convention c.
WiIIinm-,iIIe.
Mrs r. VI sherman aud child, FROM Dakota are
a o. /. Shrrmau's
VIM. White has bought the Sahrn Murs. farm
Miss KATE lloyt closes a successful school Of
eight ""rhs ia district N". . this week.
At the caucus held last saturday evening II. b
Ballou r. T.. Fuller and a. \ Bullrrirld were
chosen drlrgatrs to the state aud district cuuvru-
tipns AT Mont IrlIrr and VIM II. Hicks r. L. Fuller
f.. d. stafford and Il. q Wilcox tu th. county
convention at NtWlaur
Republican club m, citing Saturday night at cut
lrr's hotel All are invited.
G. 5 Chas, returned Saturday night from Ben
uiugtuu county court, after an absence ul uhuut
tlrrr weeks, aud is nov engaged uu the Srlr-Iurg
road east
Mrs Carrie Chas,. aud suu are expected home
from Boston this week.
Work ON the last dyke around Sadawga pond is
progressing rapidly, and the rnhds around the
pond will hr built rs soon rs il is done.
The srlrrlmcn are making fair progress in re-
pairing the highways about tuwu
West ChesIerdeId, n. ~.
G. +. Gibson had n horses In his stable last week
Wednesday, and uu Wednesday night Of this
week only live of them were left. Seventeen of
them went Ia Mmchrnduu, Mass, to parties who
wanted nee drivers Mr. GilSuu's advert srn,ut
this week announces that another carluad viii he
ready for sale next Monday,
Some men are born great, aud some live
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION
MIN IT NEUFiNE TODIl-
4. \. BuicrdrId aud Sidnr, IIOImr.
for senators,

By telephone tu THE l'huuiN this FRIDAY. g. NJ
rhrrr was a full attendance at the County Con
,rnttuu held ut Sew tUiaN. every town iu the
county lHius represented "Nr'pt somerset. i !.
Martin was CHOSEN president ut the convention
u O. Etlluu and l. VI Read vice presidents \
swain secretary The county ticket uumiuat
rl Was the following.
For senator, \ liuttrriird Ut Nottingham
Sidney llulnrS OF Grafton
For Assistant Judges X " Clark. uf Brnttl,
hurp. J. = walker OF Graftuu.
For states Attorney \. T. CudWurth Of Lon
duudrrN.
tur Sheriff john . Shumvay Of Jamaica
For Judges ut rrrhut, Royal Tyler 81 Erattl-
buru, l. VI Read uf Rockingham
For Hugh BALM John /. kuuVltnu Of Brattlt
huru
For County Commissioner John A Farnswortl
pf Rockingham
The platform adopted endorses the natiuna
aud stat" platforms aud tickets aud the nominee
"t the county convention.
The convention was cordial and enthusiast,
over III" bright PROSPECTS with which TIN, cam
Int.u uIEr~
The county committee chosen are l. n Full,.
ut BHitl-lr'ro. thas T. Robertson Of Encking
ham, j II kuld"r uf Wilmington. r. Cul
worth uf Londonderry. G. T. Park uf NrWfau-
The hallut for senator for tins district stood
Nhulr number NJ; u,-,t-~>try To- "a choice. -. \
\ Bult"rti"li, ~. j G. Newton, -, jas Miller g
= \ Smith !.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

The W. c. T. T.. will sell cake and ice
cream ON the Common, near u Sherwin's,
next Tuesday from Il to Sr. NJ The union
has more than doubled its membership the
past month.
Joshua Starks was able to come To the village
last Thursday
The showers last Sunday raised the streams tu
the highest rltrh since 1863 and washed the roads
badly
Charles W. Hultuu ut New York is iu town sis,
itinE relatives and friends.
Charles wood gurs To- Hrattl-lnru next week to
WORK for Dr llultuu
j. l.. Howard is back from SuNtuus River
Aaron BrnlS, who has been quite sick, is uut
ulIIu
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Mrs. JARVIS Bnynton died "Wednesday, af
ter long and painful illness.
Rev. Mr. Mackie who has been quite Ill.,
l. better, aud hope, to preach ON sunday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-29

There will Ice picnic in GEORGE Brack
EFT $ grove July lth, followed 10y dance at
Union hall in the evening.
q. W. Farnum lost one Of his hest stage
horses Wednesday, its leg hcing broken by
a Kick from another horse
Mrs. Il. T. Cutting is expected home this
week from visit tn her son in Worcester
aud friends in West Eoylston, Mass.
G. '. Thomass friends are raising funds
lo all him in rebuilding his shops. and we
nope soon to see them in running order
again
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Recently for several days mercury has range,

Recently for several days mercury has ranged
! among the uuctirs
! G. NJ Russell Of Wilmington delivered his illus
| trhtrd war lecture at village hall on Friday even
/ ing the 29d inst. A large number of views wrr,
exhibited, including portraits Of distinguished
men, many prominent Ncrmuntcts, aud quite a
number from liruttlrhuru The lecture. was well
received aud spoken uf III high terms.
Frequent rains have kept vegetation very fresh
aud iuurshiug, and gives promise Ut good crops
! III general and an unusually heavy hay cruI
| seems well assured
Potato bugs are unusually plenty the present sea
Suu When they appeared, some twelve years
ago, II was thought they would have a few years
course aud disappear, but they have evidently
come tu stay, aud their departure seems Indefinite
ly postponed.
A few nrighhurs recently tlrned out aud as
sisted Grorge Curkins In planting. llr and his
wife have the sympathy Of the community IN
their deep afllirtiun
Mrs. j G.. Chase recently spent week with
friends nj Rradsburn
Mrs Bates and Mracham hayr spent some time
at Henry lHnphcHrs.
A. H. Kemp butter maker At the creamery for
the past year has returned to Shrlhiirnn Fails his
former residence. lie was an excellent workman.
gave perfect satisiac ion aud II is with much re-
gret that the people lose So reputable a man and
family. Freeman llager Of this village, takes
the place Of Mr.. Kemp In the creamery for th,
coming year, ana viii undoubtedly give good sat
isfactiun The creamery thus far has proved u
success, and Is In "a prosperous condition. now
making aliuut 1860 lis of butter week., and find
ing ready market