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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Messrs Silegman & Bros. cloak stock was
sold at auction some weeks ago in New
York. Our Mr.. Leonel Kromer, now in New
York, secured some Of the immense bargains
then offered, consequently we shall be able
TO offer our friends, patrons and customers
elegant garments ut one-third their value.
During this sale no alterations or exchanges
will be allowed, the low prices at which
goods will be offered precluding any further
inducement.
We would advise our friends and Gus.
toners 10 come at once and secure these
bona tide and most substantial bargains, as
TO the first conner will be the choice without
reservation of these most choice and best
class OF goods.
SEAL PLUSH WRAPS-Fine Braid and
Crochet Trimmings ut $40, worth $50 to $40.
Seal Plus Wraps, Jet and irridescent trim
ming SIS; worth SO TO $50. Cloth Wraps OF
| finest quality Crochet Trimming, SIS; worth
$50 10 Si5. Cloth Wraps, silk lined, velvet
| trimming at s.; worth tl5 TO $50. New
markets in light and medium weights at
$3.50 worth So to Sl5. $500 Plumesi worth
JACKETs-s3.5o, worth $3.50 to $500.
Jacket, -. 30, worth 800 20 $1,000.
CASHMERE HAWLS-Longa and squares
at $3.50, $3.50 and $500, worth twice and
| three times
Embodied Pelerines at $500, 5000 and
! 800, worth triple.
At $500 magnificent beaded and plush
Wraps worth 5000. IIandsomcr wraps in
proportion. See magnificent display on
Monday at iic.
Cream and black Jerseys al si,25. Hand.
some cashmere Jerseys beautiful display oil
imported Jersey Jackets Monday.
RREMBRS
Immense attractions In fine brocndod Vel.
vets, worth $500 per yard, at 10 cents pei
yard Monday.
KREMERS
| FIRTS IN OPENING NEW FALL
GOODS'-Wc are in receipt OF the follow.
ing new and desirable fabric for fall wear:
NEw French BRoADcLoTns-H different
shades of the season. These shades were
ordered expressly by Ms from Europe in the
| spring and will be opened for the first time
Monday morning.
Also 200 single Suits and Robes, consist
ing Of the handsomest designs Of Paris and
London markets. Nobby Tailorings, Scotch
Tartans, bordcred novelties, stylish Coat
ings, French Plaids stripes and broken
checkS-No TWO PATTERNS ALIKE.
We have avoided duplicates this year o.
much rs possible, and will cndcavor 10 i'm
press on our patrons the fact that Krcmer
do not make one particlar idea n speciality
but rather avoid that policy which has mad,
| "Krcmcrs" q household word in Memphis
and the country for style, Elegance ant
Taste" In matters OF dress.
FRESH GOODS ARRIVING ALL THROUGH ouI
HOUSE.
The special sale OF Kocchlins Real Frencl
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I. GOLDSMITH O. BROS
Announce hereby the arrival Of the
LARGEST FALL STOCK.

Novelties In Dress Goods, Vclvcts and
Pushes in all the latest shades
Largest assortment OF Black Goods will
be shown this week.
Latest OF Tricot Mixtures in a. aud Ca.
Novelties in Habit Goods.
80 pieces silk Velvet, all shades.
40 pieces new French satecns at lsc,
worth 3uc.
~ pieces American Satccns at 7lc.
| case new Chcyiut at 7lr.
- pieces Cashmere for boys wear, &c,
zoe aud j0c yard.
"Our own" Canton Flannel, 10 yards
for Sl,OO.
1900 yards Short Ends Bingham at 7!c,
worth loo.
sor.ets. Corsets.
100 dozen French Woven Corscts at Gjc.
our celebrated 900 Bones" Corset Tor
500.
Special ior Monday, one lot corscts at
/ Poe, worth double.
s5o short Inds ct Nottingham Lace
Curtains,
Suitable for BcdspTcads, lambrcquins,
Pillow Shams, Tides, Tmnsoms, Vcsiibulc
| Windows, Hall Doors, etc, each at Toe,
; ljc, 2Oc, 2jc, JOc, lOc aud 5Oc.
Carpets. Carpets.
We have nov complete line OF all
kinds Of Carpets
| Busscl Carpets ut SOC yard.
~ rolls New Patent Hemp Carpet al
l2Ic.
Largo assortment Of Smyrna Rugs, all
sizes, latest designs, nj manufacturers
| cost
SPECIALIZE dozen large size Bleach
ell Towels Nic, worth sl.OO.
. cases childrcn's Gray School Hose at
7lc pair.
Hememberi
We arc the only and old established
firm Of
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To START ruE SEASON BOOMING,

We offer the following bargains, all new
fall goods
300 SMYRNA Mats nj 00c, worth Sl,bO.
$50 pair Lace Curtains, 1 yards, at $50.
worth $3.50.
I50 Smyrna Rugs, worth $500.
125 pairs Of porticro Curtains 800, worth
$3.50
The Carpet department IL now complete.
Select styles in Royal Wiltons, Mo-
qucttcs Body Brussels, Tapestry Brus-
sells, three.plys and lngrnins over 1900
rolls OF new Carpets; also new Chairs
and odd pieces Of furniture.
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Elegant New Chinswsre.

Our fall importations Of China, Glass and
Household ware are now ON exhibition.
Many handsome goods were imported In
single sets. We also offer the following
very useful articles tomorrow ut bargain
prices:
Large size japanese Bread Boxes G0c,
worth los.
Decorated French China Kuspadorcs isc,
regular price ~.
Glass Lamps on stand, with burner and
chimney, 2lc, worth J0c
After-dinnor coffee Cups ant Sauccn l3c
each.
IIaviland's French China Dinner Sets
0ust rcceivcd) so, n job worth 500.
1000 palm School Baskets 2bc
% (onlyl decorated new Washsiand Sets
nj s325.
1000 jelly and pic Pans, stamped tin, only
&c each
AGArE mos WARE-This useful ware
needs no commcndatiOn-Cycry house
keeper knows It's value. our stock IN
now complete. Tho manufacturers pub
hsh n little cooking and .inonu book,
which we take plcasnrc IN presenting u
our custom0Ks tomorrow. Ask ior one,
Cuurmrvo AND smors-Schools arc nov
opening. We know very well what the
boys want our stocksoi Boys Clothing
and Shoes arc complete. Mems fall
Suits are now ready.
TnE DOLLAR lIAr-Wc have not forgotten
the dollar llat-it's vastly improved
same shape ~ the - Derby. We have
them In brown, black and tan. FALL
Clothing aud Hats are all In.
According 10 French fashions, laccs will
DO used morc extensively than over lhii
fall. We have received some spccia
bargains In ib-inch black silk skirtinl
lAccs that We will sell much under ynlu'
800, sl.H and sl.6s, worth sl.JO
sa.25 and $3.50. See them, at sam
counter We oiIcr tomorrow.
loo DoEES ladies' white and colorcd jar
anose silk llandkcrchicis at lJc each.
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CROP PROSPECTS.

What Drummer Thinks OF the Out
look in the Neighboring Country.
From gentleman connected with n
well known cotton lrm, just returned from
an extensive tour In the territory tributary
10 Memphis, TuK ArrEAL learns that the
cotton crop for 3O0 miles below Memphis
IN damaged from 10 to - per cent, vary
ing In degree according tp location, the
damage lrom Helena to Memphis being
less than In the territory below that point.
South Of Helena, ON the Arkansas side,
crops are late AMI marketing may be &c.
laycd until the latter part Of October. hui
above that point. rs far mp ~ Tiptonyillc,
earlier shipments may be expected.
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New Fancy Ribbons lust Ia.

MusLIS UNDEHwEAR-M Monday IL our great
Underwear day. Tomorrow you cannot
zee n garment that was ever seen before
In our sior-eniiro line new, fresh, at
tractivo aud cheap. This Underwear h
made 10 our order, every garment per
feet In finish, material AMI make.
$50 Night Robes JOc, 75c. S5c, Sl.00, 81. %
and $3.50
200 dozen Chemists 47c, Csc, 75c, Soc,
sl.OO and sl.2j.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

luNES AND surrr,So DEPARTMENT

Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, fine Ia
bic Cloths and Napkins 10 match, Piano
and Table Cover, all are now displayed.
Tomorrow We oiicE
10 white MaBeillcs Quilts al S22j, worth
$3.50.
- dozen stamped linen Tides and Splash
en- at l3c each.
$50 handsome Piano Coycn at $3.50 10
$500.
1rRsEYs-wc neglected 10 note the arrival
OF new fall French Jerseys, something
entirely new, $500 70 $1,000.
snoKs-we ask special inspection Of our
mems, boys ladies' and childvn's Shoes.
We know that We buy the beat that are
made; We know that we mark them nj n
small profit We know that our shoes
give saiisiaciion-we know Il 70 well
that we warrant every pair.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
FIRST AUTUMN DAY.

Tomorrow we inaugurate the fall season,
and we trust the people will visit our
store TO witness the transformation from
Summer to Fall. Everything on counters
and shelves reminds the visitor OF the
change. Novelties and new goods every
where-a sight worth seeing the win
dows display new goods.
FACTS or IvrrRrsT-All our buyers have
returned from the north and east. We
had fourteen there this season, and
counting three resident New York buy
ers. make seventeen in all-oach trained
specially for the business in hand, and
the products of the world before them to
select from, the ladies OF Memphis can
certainly expect grand display OF
fabrics and garments such as Memphis
has never seen before. eternal Prog
ress" is our motto, and this season will
show vast improvements.
Tomorrow we open new Fall French sat
ines at Soc, new dress Percales ut l5c,
new Ginghams ut l2lc and l5c, new
Silks, Volycts, Trimmings, Buttons,
Laces-in fact new goods ON every hand,
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Choice Of 900 yards white goods, cost
from ~ ~ iic, for : lc.
80 Remnants. two 10 ten yards each
OF lrrss goods. ut onc-ioufh value.
Remnants vi Canton Flannel.
Remnant Calico aud Ginghnms.
Gents pure Linen Cuils, i.ply, l5c;
good value for 35c
Odd loA Gcnts' Scarh, satin lined, sold
for SIC. now i5c.
Gents i.ply Linen Collars, sold for Is
aud .h'. inr Toe each.
Zig Bargains all over the house Mon
day.
II YOU want treat call ut 22g Main
street.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTs.

scENEL Departure Of On to Berarr maj,
SCENE Arrival &
fhof
BIS
the
display Armiioe "''"' "i'
@ 1'rnan The waeht and Rhn military
hy william Prince
Of the
Hing Of red
Able
Of
Column Of
euton The city Gre by the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
COMFY ISLAND OPENING.
HORSE OWNERS CHANGING JOCKEYS
FOR THE FUTURITY.

Mclaughlin WIN Ride Aruicomo- she
Has Bad Doll on Hor Noso-Littlo
Mlnch Wins His Race-All tho Basoba
Games
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Mr.. Alex Todd, leader Of Todds string
band, has returned from Bailey Springs
and is ready 10 furnish music for balls and
parties. Leave orders a, No. "a Vance
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Pho noNo ruHiico IL our motto. Tho
Grand Republic .Cignuos aud BuiIos are
made for the public good and Tor those
who are sick Of smoking trash.
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ns.sl,aII ,!soe..

Al Boston-Ncw York ., boston g
Al rhiladclphia-SL Louis3, Athletics 2.
Al Baltimore -louisyillcp Baltimore J.
AZ Indianapolis indianapolis $, Chica-
g. ..
AZ Cleveland - Cleveland 10, Kansas
City T.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia ., Wash.
ington o.
At New York Brooklyn?, Cincinnati 9,
Ten innings.
A ritisbug- First gamc) pitishurg Z.
Detroit 3, (sccond game Detroit 5, Pitts.
burp1
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r. II. w. GOODWIN.
Bed.uoom Furniture.
Sets from $40 TO 1000.
MrcuEit 4 BRysoN.

"Tim PAaANs" by Bates, Co,hrp and
North Amuion RcriSw for September and
Miss Rivcs' new story "llorod and Mari
anne ior sale at Mansford'A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

fprr 'nus TO the Aetor house. II yo,
want 10 get there, smoke the Grand Re
public Cigarros and Bunos. They an
daisies, sure.
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r. II. w. GOODWIN

Opens the ial season Monday morning
with new novelties In Dpss Patterns.
New line i.G.inch wool Henrietta.
New novelties In Broadcloth effects.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

An sizes CRATES, fronts and tenders iol
salc cheap al Gnbay's.
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special.

5000 yarls short end heavy lSc Brown
Canton Flannel ior jc.
e. dark inll prcss Calico Tor 5c.
3dinch purc. all new shades, Henrietta,
ior 2jc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

IIYGEiA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Dunk Phos-fcrronc for morning head.
ache. soabrook d Co. agents for Mem
phiA -
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FANCY GOODS AIsLr-Sonru sIpr

Something IN this list Tor everybody
90 bottle iur West India Hay Rum.
5lC a bottle iot OAkly's Florida Water.
sc bottle lor White Ross Cologne.
41c bottle int Violet Toilet Water.
15c for lubin's Rice Powder.
Joe for rubber dressing Combs.
PC for olive wool back Hair brushes.
&c cake for Royal Oatmeal, Peach How
and cream white glyccnno Toilet Soaps
1000 Hoses Pspctcrie ai 7c Bos.
Each box contains - sheets Of PAPER and
"a Envelopes How can We scll Il a.
cheap because We buy nearly all the
factory makes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

TINS new delicious beverage Frui. Mia At
Floyd 4 MONEYS soda counter Try H.
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An We AJAX for Rising sun baking pow.
der Is one trial.
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Usr Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation.
For sale by all druggists
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FranCO-German War.

Renc with Novel Startling
uechnc display balloon
a, covering Ns Of Canvas Csames miorg Ansntcly New
& ~ mo-, IVA Spectacle ever produced requiring stage 900 feet wide IS
Lights OF Artillery,
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straw Mating.

Good assortment at cost TO close:
MITCHELL 4 RRYsoN,
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snEErsuEAD BAY RACE TRAcK, n. V,
Sept THE fall meeting OF the Concy
Island Jockey club began here today. The
attendance, ~ IL always the case ON this
most popular Of courses, WAS large, but
not IA great IA would have been had
tho weather not threatened to rain all
morning. II was reported after the third
race that Mcssn.' llargin had snapper Gar.
rison down for the rest Of the seat
son, but tho report was euonc.
Gus. What they did do WIS 10 refuse
10 permit him to ride against their entry.
Jimmy Mclaughlin will ride Aruicomo ON
Monday In the Futurily. She has q boil
ON the side Of her nose, aud today In her
exercise she swcrycd all over the track. II
IN thought she will bo In better condition
ON Monday. Proctor Knott worked three
quarters ol n mile this morning ON the
| nrooklyn Jockey club track, which was n
sca of mud, in leo. lie pulled up very
tired, but that IL said 10 bc nothing against
him. Tomorrow hc will bc worked hall
mile.
First Race -Fiyc-Cighihs u mile. Start.
cr- Little Minch, britannia, Fred II,
Salisbury, Umpire, Cousin Jccm-, Clutter,
Tips,ail, Minnie Palmer. Little Minch
won in i:O2, Tpstall second, fcJ II
third.
Second Race - Mile and an eighth.
Starters Judge Murray llypocric,
Cruiser, Now Or Never, Long Branch,
Kaleidoscope. The Lion, My Own, Bar'
rislcr and Perkins. Judge Murray won
la l:5j IS. Now Or Never second, kalcid'
oscopc thirl.
Third Race 1hwc-quaricr VI q mile,
Starters Brussels, flocntinc. nawdlc colt
| Ncvay, Ganymcdc, Sicphonic, Souncrc,
Limbo. DaWdle colt won In TIA 40,
Limbo second, Souricrc third.
Fourth Race Mile and quadcr. Start
en-. Terra Gotta, BclNidcw Eurus, Lclox
lladgc, Galliici, lachmont Glen Ech,
aud Exile. Exile Won IN 2OS, Eurus SOC
ond, Badgo thirl.
Filth lace Onc mile. Starters Stride
away. SAM Harper, IT,. Niagara, Raymond,
swift, bohemian. leila Nav aud Amelia
Niagara won la l3ilt sam Harper second
swift thirl.
Sixth Racc-Onc mile on the turf
Starters Elgin, Little Jim. Autino. On
iiccc, Prose, Rot dOr, Volunteer, Cam
bysscs and Tattlrr. Elgn Won In lag 40
koi d'Or second, Volunteer third.
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North POWnaI.

The Herkimer County News of Little
Falls, N. Y, of last week, contained the
following notice of the son of former
pastor of the Congregational church in
this village. The good words spoken OF
Rev. Hobart Cooke will be appreciate
by his friends here: Few pastors be
come endeared to their people more than
has Rev. Hobart Cooke during the three
years he has been rector of Emmanue
church. Among all classes of citizens
his uniform courtesy and kindness, and
marked ability have made him friends
and the list includes all who have the
pleasure of his acquaintance. All regret
that he has rendered his resignation
which was accepted at meeting of the
vestry of the churc Monday evening
He has received call TO become assist
ant minister in furnishing church il
ST. Louis, and will leave for that place
about the first OF March. His friends
while regretting his departure, will bt
glad that the change will be advanta-
geous to Mr.. Cooke in many ways, anC
will tender their very best wishes for hi
future happiness. At the vestry meet
ing Monday evening appropriate resolu
tions were passed, which partly ex
pressed the feeling entertained towarC
him by the officers and congregation o.
Emmanuel church."
G. A. Whipple of this village attend
ed the Charity Ball at North Adams OF
the evening of the 18th.
Miss Emma Paddock is visiting friend
out of town.
The meat market is progressing finely
under the eye of Mr.. S. l.. Smith, on,
of the new propretors,
The master machinist at the Nortl
Pownal manufacturing Co.'S mill a
this village slipped and fell some dis
lance while at work about the whee
pit Sunday night. Fortunately he wa
out again Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stopper are con
templsting moving from our quiet littl,
burgh. Our good wishes go with them
The members of the [. y. G. T, o
this place enjoyed an old fashioned
straw ride to Hoosick N. Y. and return
Friday evening of last week. The tril
was complete even to tipping over a
midnight in a snow storm.
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Arlington.

The leap year dance at EStabrook' 8
hall in Manchester was represented from
this place by over thirty couples, and
from East and West Arlington. All re-
port most enjoyable night notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather,
The music was exceptionally fine and
the whole entertainment in every way a
success. The people from Arlington
wish as a body to express their sincere
thanks to Mr.. Shafner of the COlburn
house, for his exceedingly kind and
courteous treatment of them as his
guests that night. The genial warmth
of his house, welcome and attention,
made all the Inconvenience and dis
comforts of the long cold ride entirely
forgotten. May his shadow never be
less.
The last sociable of the season before
Lent, on Saturday evening drew large
and pleasant party of young and old. A
large delegation came from WestArling.
ton, also a goodly number from East
Arlington. The entertainment was real
ly musical treat and very finely rem
dered. First. solo 20 We tears" by
Mrs. Frank N. Garfield; instrumental,
calling leaves" MISS Nettie Webb ;
song, Waiting, by E. C. Woodwork
with violin obligatO by John Conroy ;
duet, Greeting" by Mr.. Pratt and Mr..
Woodwork; solo palm Branches b,
Mr.. Pratt; duet 1.-The Angel" by Mrs.
Woodwork and Miss Webb; Phantom
Spelling School, conducted by Miss Par.
ker; College Songs, by the children.
Mr.. Malcolm Norton and wife, recent
~ returned from Washington where
they have been visiting their son
Charles, who is clerk in the Department
of the Interior. They were absent two
months.
Mr.. M. H. Deming and Frank N. Can
field attended the Republican conven-
ton at Montpelier, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bundy returned to
Troy on Wednesday.
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Mount Antoine.

The past week has been an eventful
one with us up here, owing to the near
approach of the Lenten season, Every
night has been set apart for some one
or other amusement. There was no less
lin the last week., which have become
very popular of late par
ticularly with the greater number of our
church people. Then, we have had two
or more dancing parties, which have
been well patronized by both church
and non-church folks. 1t seems hard to
draw the line just where the world, or
rather Satan's followers leaye off and
our Saviour's worshipers begin-but of
that matter we will let each one decide
for themselves. AS stated before, the
evenings all being taken up, we were
Obliged to hold matinee on Saturday
afternoon, as it was the anniversary day
OF our Sabbath school, which was organ
lied so many years since that but few
of us can just tell the time. To say that
il was a perfect success, and we all en-
ioyed it hugely, would perhaps be
enough for your readers satisfaction;
but we cannot close this article without
mentioning one little incident that hap.
pened. And when tell you it was a
very near and sweet little niece of the
writer you will not wonder at my rea-
son for the wish to put it upon record
For you well know that correspondents
like to have their children always
brought to the front, whether they de-
serve it or not, so please excuse our bold
ness and we will proceed 10 tell you the
u.o.,- In On fauy vunrda "a tho innnnrfapra
of the story will admit. After the usual
exercises were through, and the refresh.
ments were disposed Of, which by the
way were abundant in quantity and in
fact every way very "Rechere;" (but
enough Of this, will 20 on, have said
that wish the public to know OF one
little incident and here it lie: We have
little girl land also one little boy) in
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We are enjoying four feet of snow on
the leyel and the balance in drifts, with
more coming. The stage from London
derry to Manchester Centre has been
stalled at Manchester thus far three
times from Wednesday until Saturday
and once not till Monday did he put in
his appearance. So much for the open
winter as was prophesied.
School in district Noe has been closed
on account of the measles.
Ellsworth Woodward. who has been
quite sick with the measles, is getting
better, Florence Woodward and Min
ME Tarbell are the new subjects starting
out with them.
James Abbott has been sick two weeks
but is,improving again.
Miss Minnie Thompson of the Notch
Mountain fame, as was reported few
weeks ago, has had eight of her toes am
putated. Drs. Wood and Arnold OF
Londonderry performed the operation
She is recovering as fast as could lie ex-
pected under such treatment.