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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-02-16
An Appeal From the KNIGHTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb. S.-The gen.
eral executive board of the Knights
of Labor has renewed the ap-
peal made by the general assembly in
behalf of the striking Lehigh miners.
Mr.. Powderly's physician has forbidden
him to leave Scranton -
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Honor to De Soto.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 14.-The Minnesota
Historical society held regular meeting
last night A committee was appointed
to prepare for celebration Of the 215th
anniversary of the discovery of the Mis-
sissippi, April II.
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Congressional Elections,

MARQUETTE, Mich, Feb. 14.-Tues-
days congressional election in this dis
trict was stubbornly contested. The
canvass was the hottest ever known in
the district. The Indications are that
Seymour (Republican) is elected by about
500 plurality ----.,. . .....
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WILL RUIN BOTH PARTIES.

Sam Small Intends to Run Out Both Re-
publicans and Democrats With His
Great and Only Prohibition Party.
r. NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.-Sam Small. in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-02-16
One Dollar for q Million.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The transfer of a
large piece of property on Fifth avenue
was rec corded in the registers Office. It
was the property of Robert Bonner, and
he transferred it to his sons for 81. The
property is valued at over 81 900, 900.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-02-16

The Minnesota supreme court has de-
cided that the high license law is consti-
tutional, but that wholesale dealers are
not liable to the 81, 600 license.
j. X. Sidle's will was read in Mime
apolis. 1t leaves the entire income OF
property to his wife. At her death IL Is
to be divided among his children.
wilkins, the man who married and
lived with five different women at the
same time in St. Paul was arrested at
Pelican Rapids and taken to the scene Of
his exploits Monday,
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VIII Row in Florida.

PALATKA, Fla, Feb. 1O.-Arrange-
ments have been made for boat race in
which Teemer, Hamm and Mckay will
row on the st. John river at Palatka next
Wednesday and Thursday
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SS SA 49,
Gratis. Both par
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CASH FOR PEDESTRIANS.
Participants in the Walking Match Paid
Their Shares of the Receipts. ..E'

Their Shares of the Receipts. ~
NEW YORK, Feb. lathe prize win
ners in the recent pedestrian contest re-
ceived checks for the amounts due them
Monday. The net gate receipts, $l0,-
1926, is divided as follows: Albert, 40
per cent, $4,315.70; Herty, 25 per cent,
$1,000 OF; Guerreo, IL per cent, 81, 294. H.;
Hart, 9per cent, $S6s.74; Golden, 6 per
cent, $64705; Moore, per cent, $43l. 81;
Stokel, 3 per cent, 1923. 50; Noremac, 2
per cent, $215.69. Total, $40, 7S4.25 Al
bert also receives 81 900 more for break
ing the record.
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YANKToN, Feb. 11.-Contract has been
let for grading the Duluth & Manitoba
from Sioux Falls to Yankton. The con-
tractor states positively that his men are
all ready to commence work at the
earliest possible day.
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BUFFALo's NEW MUSIC HALL.
Tho Fine Structure Dedicated With APP
propriate Exercises.
BUFFALo,s MUSIC HALL.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 9.-The $780,
600 music hall erected in place of the one
burned three years ago was dedicated
Wednesday night with appropriate exer-
cises and banquet.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 9-The proposition
of Capt John B. Davis to build a steam
boat to run on the Mississippi river be-
tween st. Louis and Minneapolis was re-
jected by the board of trade Wednesday
and the scheme gently sat down upon.
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win Leave Canada in q Month.

LONDON, Feb. 10.-Marquis Lans-
downe will leave Canada in March.
Lord Stanley has been instructed to enter
upon his duties as governor-generas some
time next month.
An Iowa Republican State League.
DUBUQUE, Feb. 9.-Iowa is preparing
to organize state Republican league.
Local clubs are being formed all over the
state, and convention is to be called
about March to form state league.
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Ties are uOWnr1gnC. we VIII ruln DUGH.
We are reformers, and SO were Wesley,
Luther and Jefferson great reformers,
and they were called cranks."
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Seven Drowned I'm the Mississippi.

New ORLEANS, Feb. IA party Of
seven persons were drowned in the Mis-
sissippi near New Orleans by the swell
Of a passing steamer wrecking their boat.
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LONDON, Feb. 11.-John L. Sullivan
has accepted the challenge of Jack Knit
ton, and offers to put up 900 in addi-
ton to the stakes that he will finish
Knifton in six rounds.
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Hanlan talks of settling in Australia.

Hanlan talks of settling in Australia.
Work on the Spalding house and Hotel
St. Louis, at Duluth, has been recon
menced.
During 1887 there was not single fore
closure Of o mortgage within the limits
of st. Louis county, MINI.
Herman F. Harmon, an uncle of Mrs.
Cleveland, her mothers brother, died
Friday in Charlestown, Mass.
The Blakey saw mill, near Seattle,
Washington territory, was totally des-
troyed by fire Friday. The lumber ad-
joining was still burning Saturday. :.
The gymnasium of Racine college, nea
Racine Junction, Wis, was destroyed by
fire Saturday night. Loss, $4,000. None
of the main buildings were touched.
Sir John Macdonald says the fisheries
commission has considered number of
questions, and all except two or three
ere disposed of, but declines to indicate
what the questions were.
The department of state at Washing
ton having received the twelfth install
ment Of Mexican indemnity, announces
that it is now prepared to distribute the
same among the parties interested.
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plsted to run from Emerson, Mar,
through Marshall, Kit:son and Polk
counties to some point on the Northern
Pacific.
The Milwaukee, is still experiencirg
trouble with snow on its Hastings 81
Lakota division e
Trains on the Duluth & Iron Range
began running to the union depot 1t
Duluth, for the first time since the OPEN
ing OF that road, Monday.
Booth and Barrett win play in San
Francisco for three weeks, beginniDy
March .. Senator Fair has offered SI0.;-
600 for the theater for one night to have
an exclusive theater party. 1v
The sale of the Lake City (Minn }
Graphic-Sentinel printing ESTABLISHING, {
to II. 3. McKenney and r. b. Lime
has at last been completed, and they
take possession this week The politics
of the paper will hereafter be Demo-
cratic ....-
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TO REMOVE THE CAPITAL.
Senators Openly in Favor of Removing
It to New York CITY.

It to New York City.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 13.-Strong agi-
tation is going on here in favor of NOV
ing the capital to New York city. Sew
eral senators are openly in favor of it,
and they claim the bill would pass if
presented. 1t is said New York city
would donate the grounds and erect a
So, OOO, OOO building.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-02-16
NEWS IN PARAGRAPHD.
Interesting Items Briefly Chronicied for
Our Readers. I

a y K A Il o. s.
postm a stersf Up
Eight is becoming
i n t e r g s tin !.
There are thr 70
citizens /" w ILL.,
ing'' to take tie
Office. and Pos b.!
master Canno n.
b as withdraw n
his resignation.
The Northern
Minnesota is tie
name of a rail-
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Wolves are causing much tronble at

Wolves are causing much tronble at
st. Cloud.
The 500 expects to start runnin g regu-
Lar through trains this week.
The old rate of 25 cents for grain from
Minnesota and the Northwest has been
raised to 271 cents.
Lord Lansdowne has cabled his accept,
ance of the vice royalty of India. Lord
Stanley will succeed him as governor
general of Canada.
Dominion authorities intend to publish
black list of 100 American exporters
who have been detected supplying false
invoices to their Canadian customers for
custom purposes.
The senate special Pacific railroad COM
mission has held a preliminary meeting
and voted to enter first upon an investi-
CATION Of the Union Pacific matters. It;
decided to commence its hearing Feb. Is.
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Sullivan has SO far made $25, 900 on his
tour to Great Britain.
The Montgomery & Florida narrow
gauge road has been put in the hands of
a receiver.
Parson Davies will take a speciality
company on the road, including Evan
Lewis and Muldoon, the wrestlers
The Sporting Life says: Vogel, the
new amateur pitcher signed by st. Paul,
will, it is believed, make his mark next
season. .. .
The Methodist church of Fremont,
Ohio, of which ex-President Hayes is a
member, burned Monday. Loss, $685.
600; insurance, SIC, 900.
The treaty between Italy and Germany
stipulates that if France attacks either
country the other shall send an army of
BOG, 700 men to the French frontier. =,
The rumor that Mr.. Stickney, of the
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City road
has purchased controlling interest in
the Winona & Southwestern is generally
credited
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Advertisements In double columns, double
he single column rates
Business cards, five lines. one year, ~ w: =
ines and less than an inch will be charged as
one inch.
All transient advertising must be paid IN
advance.
Advertisements in the local notice column
cents q line for each insertion.
Announcements Of marriages and deaths
Published free: but obituary notices. except
In special cases, will be charged At advertis-
Ing rates.
lie gal notices will be charged Mt 40 cents
per iOiio for the first insertion, and ST. cents
for each subsequent insertion. All lesa! no
TIC es must be upon the responsibility or the
person ordering them published, anu no am
davit of publication will he given until the
publicatio ion fees are paid.
All accounts payable quarterly.
In connection with the paper, we have a
splendid assortment OF jObbiDg ma, erial, and
are prepared to execute all kinds OF printing
Ii Sty lie unsu rpassed.
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A passenger named Selek died on the
southbound Northwestern train at Fort
Howard, Wis, Sunday.
The citizens Of Milbank, OAK. held an
enthusiastic meeting Saturday night, anil
organized board of trade with 100 mem
berS.
The secret division of the treasury de-
partment has discovered that new
counterfeit SIS silver certificate has been
put in circulation.
Barney Handkerchief, landlord of the
Commercial house at Alexandria, Oak,
is missing. Two weeks ago he went to
Parker to pay his taxes, and has not been
heard of since.
j. M. kilby, who was badly frozen
during the late blizzard, died at Lisbon,
OAK, Saturday. His feet were ampu-
tated and he could not survive the shock.
He leaves destitute family.
The election of officers for the Yankton
asylum was again postponed. A portion
of the appointments will be made at the
next meeting, March l. Robert Blu
chanan, of Parker, will probably receive
the appointment of superintendent.
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LORD LANsDoWkE.

Ca1ada's Governor-General Appointed
Governor-Generalo of India.
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leave ARRIVE
ST, Paul. STATIONS. ISL. faul.
fS.I0 MSt. Louis Kas City EXP 1850 M
! 705 P M q $50 A
Chicago, Waterloo & Du-
I:05 p NJ bulue express. q S:3O
Rando ph, Northfeld Far
4:3O p NJ iDault & Waterville acc. tll:2O AN
Dodge Centre. Rochester,
$50 " Austin and Lyle acc. ltll:20 AM
Daily ex. Sunday. ex. Saturday. Exc
,sonday.
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Governor min In Presidential Candidat

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The friends Of
Governor Hill formally announce that he
Is candidate for the presidency 1t is
now q square and open fight between
Hill and Cleveland.
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ALBERT BROKE THE RECORD.
A Native Anne rican Victorious in the
International Walk ing Match.

International Walk ing Match.
New YORK, Feb. 13.-Albert, native
born American, is the winner of the six
days. go as-you-please match, making 62l
miles 1920 yards, over eleven miles more
than Fitzgerald covered when he broke
the record in 1884 Madison Square garden
was densely packed to witness the close
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The 500 has transferred over 200 cars
flour to the Canadian Pacific at the Sault
during the week.
The Duluth is hauling as many freight
cars to freight train now as is custom
airy to take in the summer.
A pair of twins born in Somersetshire,
England, recently, were named "Ju''
and" Billy" IN honor of the queens jubi-
lee.
The Burlington & Northern's eastern
connections on the new low tariff are
the Great Eastern, National Dispatch
and Ontario Dispatch.
John O'Connor, acting for H. P.
Christy, of Detroit, Mich, has just sold
$3.50, 900 worth of pine land to Borworth
& Riley at Chippewa Falls.
The Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
are placing contracts for forty new loco
motives, thirty new passenger coaches,
500 ore cars and number of baggage,
express and mail cars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
South Buckneld.

A cold Indian summer this.
Abel Irish hss been losdlng apples this
week
Charlie. n. Aliens winter frui, sen, 10
Massachusetts, pe,,ed him sbou, si.So per
barrel.
The rough edges Of the recent political
defeat are wearing OF with the defeated
party. We will be happy yet. you bet.
Al says, XIII your enemies with Kind.
uess.-
We uoders,sni there sr. several sspl'
rants Zoe ,h- po-t once q, Bucknsld under
the new administration. ITO the yiciors
belong the .poils" L.. we confess, . prin'
ciple foe which ~ slwsys had q liking.
Only on al the Official positions with hon
est. cspshls men and their psrtissnshp
will not hurt them IL gives the boys :
prospective reward for political struggle.
No ''offsuslse partl.snship- TIT. time.
We were recently favored with . visit
from uncle Addison from which Ne CLEAN
III these m.slm. This, The old saying
that men sre born ard no, made IL wrong
and that opportunity aud experience mske
The man ADD woman, ,Opi inn the most
positive src The mot ll.hls 90 ~ mistsk'
en- ,hs, be would 90, ala lnl.h the youu 9
of The brsvliy 90 the hnmsn lie ba, rather
% IT, great length, that the sober sec lni
ih0ughi IL ssfer than impaiseI that death
1. but natural change which neei have
tsrror- for none Call again. Unele Add
sou.
Its .sli TIA, N . person Il seriously
IN All ah.ndon. hops u IL almost certsln
% terminate fatally A veil known resi-
cent % Buekfeli wx once STACKED by
VIA, his phy.ici,u considered fatal III.
ns.s. ofwhich fact he spprissi III. patient.
II will bet you . hunifei dollars don't,
"a. the ssatsu,ioa. sni Characteristic ~.
spouse n IL ,lmos, needless 10 add th,,
TIE patient recovered.
Arthur Lowell Il golng IN move.
Almou Record h.s - tumor growing In
his siomsch.
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Hiram

wfnlsm y. Greene. Of East Hiram has
gone % FLORIDA
Melville G5ult. superintendent OF rye
burr town farm. sss 10 t0un tois week.
John n. Spring vent TO Poruard H"'
wosk A..
TIE MHns Central Railroad Company =
masibg great improvsneuis on We T. "
division Of ne foad. -.
Asreary co The .isi Is degrees ABOVE
zero. ..,..,,,,,,
NJ. Freeuan sargent. while ulumins
e,bb.se. recently wiih bic knife, ltnless !,
/. .-ver, wuunf on the Inside OF DIS Jew
thi.A lie 4. repairing bis house.
Fr-d Jackson l. sick with lang ie'e''
m. IA. recently built ns~ hoa.s. a.
rn- yrpSrAbIs william q. BarosnA ole0
rs, Hirsn. November 2gi, OF drops.i
As.s ~ years, : months and ~ JAYS ~
81 lived NE % prayer for y YEAR,; 81
h.s ZEN q worthy member OF ,he hssno
ti.t church f0r msuy years hs ''s'
wifs ana too daughters.
Fr~i Greene. OF Portland, j. IN town,
NJ. Or wilson and Mrs. Charles "'o
ain are recovering
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Wednesday. sia last. Ju.,,e. ..,,,
ssli celebrated he is'h anniversary ~ IN.
olrth In Response o. previous iuxit,,Io.
NE Congregational Lsdlss' Circis. .,.
tnose Who bad previously been m,mesr.
of NJ. Aspinsslfs S.bs.,h .chool ei...
NJ Al als house a. Tn o'clock N. .nd
Dad very PLEASANT AMI snloyshle ocr..
.ion Morv than nfty psr,ook Of , hoan,I.
iai dinner provided ~ NJ. A.. cool ~Ifs
Rev. r. ". Besisnkor "a. pr~s.n, .l.o
NJ. Hiram ROB ins and hls briie. former.
" Mrs Elsn l. Klmbslll % ths north oar,
OF TIE tosn. also three isiles over 40 wear.
OF snt nse msu over IS
NJ. BsNienkof viii soon clo.. NJ. i.ho,.
here snt a. North Waterford mach 10 an,
rcgrvt ~ all
No. Elhansn fo.isr who has eeen spend.
Ing he summsr with his sister In Canal.
called on friends here a. BE vas ON M.
ssF 10 vist his sos a North W.,erfors
Ciirton Lawrence recently fsll from a
iafier stirling % his he'd he h.t . vsry
uarros escsp- from death, he IA. now
rather siir neck
Nr. n. q wilH~r IL shaat moving with
his family ~ ths C0rnsr 20 ,he hoas.
formerly bail, srd cccapls,i ~ ID. A. Gun.
miugs
Dexter A. Cammias. hss Do, In . small
stock % groceries, a. - TIE town house
Zoe ne eorvsuispc- 10 %. vorkmeu snd
Others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Ktas.r lo.ta good steer fs"
a,vs ago. huug While tied IN me ohs
JsspE Rlchards has hrosen ~ noass
hs.pipx. Hs going 10 Vermos, '3s.,Ss
NJ. Richard. Z. - tech the h.'''"
nm .eAool .nd board al J. X Assnss
JR Ausiln h.s made s.ssra VIZ =
tsxi.ton with cheese. lie hs ~.
80, ! Ton. this season Nns, ~ ~.
On M. osn cows IL largely ss<s, -
xbich he gets NJ o. ~ Goats pr =,
NJ Esnuuds. q fotmsr rssidsnt y,
Ms1,co. uow OF wsirs, n. H. u "''''
here. ..tt..i On 20 q
w. w,ts hI. family. Ills sou VII ~
80. xI,h M. Etmunds on bis re,afn.
aIolon Gof has moved to TIE H''s'S
'ar@ ~, P,rs,r from H.lIo-sll Ia eolos %
,.sss a singing school 10 The p''''''
49, R,bb. Jsr d. AMI John Inom, =,
R,nss, mons AMI John O'dhs1,. ns'y :
A. n Jf. and Joha vifeia, ra
49, \ sta b and Daniel y brs,s.,'
u.s.. Gsr MO Mlicasn, Wlhnu I
msn. Carlos J. Bsrne., Ame' pasS,s r.
wo,,sl,v. X l. TsylOr and kooen IN
a. IN engaged In logging. We s.d
-, m tseua are a. work Tor fS -.
49,. ia whose crew OF soos' - '"''''
Only four sre Dsmoerss
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Buckneld.

Tuesday lac Geo X Hollsud paid ths
pen,lty OF foolish wager on the election,
by giving Eddie Atwood q wheelosrrow
ride over The village In the cold. Both
suffered. one with the cold, The other with
fatigue.
The Misses H,rlow OF Paris. Grsee snd
Gertrude, are the guests OF Miss Mary l..
nisbee.
Perry Duilsy, sou Of Seth Dudley, met
with nearly, II not quite fatal accident
last Wednesday. with his brothers be
Was In The woods cutting cord word.
while he was splitting they fslled tree
on IN hin. sifltlpg him on the shoulders
and head, breaking HE jsv and nose. Dr.
DeCostsr was called. aud thinks he may
pull through " not internally injured.
Trsmps are ralding the vicinity. Sew
sral entered the barn Of Frank II. Chase
Thursday night snd started . fre-but u
seems pat 10 out themselves-then took
. 10, Of hay aud carried into the woods,
ballt up q Ore. went 10 his next neiehbors,
Nc. Knights, and stole two guns and
male of
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Frve,,urg.

Rev. Mr.. Buchham OF Conway prs,ehei
81 the Congregational church on Sunisy
10 the absence OF Mr.. Livingston.
There Vas no service a. the sweienbor'
gi,n church.
Miss Ensn ribbe,,s len Wellesley for
Boston where she IL - spend the winter
At the " T. Conservatory.
Nearly al Tie eIeuf.ionls,s have re
turned.
Miss Eva wslksr has begun the ~lnie'
term OF school In district No. 2
Miss Mary Abbott has closed her school
10 South Conway and II a. home.
Mr. Richardson ~. been chosen Priuti
pal % the Normal school a. C.tine.
A. the meeting OF the Execuiiys Com
mlt,ee % the Maine Chautsaqna Uniou. II
wAs decided to form q stock company and
parchsse MsfthA'- Grove from the Camp
meeting Association.
Cart q X Howe. OF Norway has been
here ihl. week on insurance business.
The Fail term % the Aesiemy will close
on Tuesday. November ?IGh. with an a.
trsctive sutsrtainmsut In the evening".
Mr. sbd MIS-. X y. wormvo0i attended
The drama presented by the pupils ofSorth
Briig,ou Aesiemy q, the close OF the IA
term.
woali BE- pos,msisrs are plenty.
Eiwari Weston and wife are at Me-
John wssioI'..
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Vest Paris.

A Jassniie Lodge % Cool remplar. has
been ofgsnifed hsrv. Mrs. Everett An
iress and Mfs. Davii Enmons have The
charge % ths little onss All OF Our or
isrs. Ma.ous. OH Fellows AID Good Ten.
plsrs ar In = Z lurishlug condition.
M George farnaAn has bis house
nearly completed
M Pblosa, wInef has his hoa'e up
anf bosffci.
NJ John Andrew. our hardware nan,
i - buif hoas~ here this winter.
Nr rhomNs K@niAll has hai entire
charge % the buiiilng. here 80 far.
W.. Frank l. VIII. has ~ The dep,, q
90 horse power engia~ and boiler. which
y. vii soon move - Roberts Mountain Ia
Greenwood. sh~rv be- has contracted q
.AN thres hanifei thousand feet 90 lum
b.r flr Dr Packard The doctor will On =
larg, numbering Business hi. winter. We
wish bin success
oar chair company have orders for Al
ne work theg can msnufsciure, and have
hen sorking their foil crew until uins
O'Clock every uight. Their fne chairs and
furniturs rni q really sale. Nr. Oeorgs
Hoigki.., Ne. Kinhslrs arts, and decor
.tor % his ae farnitar.. vho has been
slek for several week. with Uphold fever,
Is nov convalrsciug
Mr. George W. Bryant has petition 10
circulation Tor the post ofi e here. G.
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West Bethel.

Ple.ssn, bu, very cold. "Wednesday
and Rhisy mornings The Thermometer
tOuchei zero.
Roads arr froEsn hard aud rough, snf
n Il with aim ,ulty that A. 8. Beans fOar.
horse team can keep their loads OF spool
stock on the carriages.
This cold weather IL favorable to log
ger. - II Is freezing up the swamps prior
10 the snow fall.
The seleetmsn are % give 4, bearing 10
two road petitions next Tuesday, q, Mi.
die Iutervsle In the forenoon and s Bethel
village 10 the afternoon.
Blacksmith Mills IL driven with shoe
log aud logging sled work But bis work
IL always done well aud satisfactorily.
ID. o. Holt although feeble Is seen oc'
easiouslly on the street.
Mrs. Gene Mills is improving.
q w. Grover IL almost entirely helpless
bot comfortable and has . good appetite.
TIE messls cases were all improving At
last accounts aud no new ones.
A. A. Carter OF Gorhsm. N. IL, VAS In
this place Thursday. buyiug stock and
spples lie made 9 few purchases. There
are more stu for sale.
Thanksgiving dinners are being consld'
cred by the household departments and
the latest OF the dock selected.