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fed a. assimiiat,uR to enumetltedAf Afiiclch
Importers, declarations ate subetitated. foa
importers' oaths In all custom mAttpkA. and
importers are authorised TO make Aeclara-
tions before notaries instead Of q the cus-
tom house. The recommendationsih ihtde as
p protests, appeals and suits bys & (bretary
Manning in special report 70 oongtsss two
ysais ago are ali adopted The penilkias are
made more striking for bribery and fleeing
inspectors. of customs OF any irregular IN.
speotton of baggage Thd goyeinuaent[ ii
authorized to bring suit for the. HAauer Of
such merchandise has passsd into w hands
OF the importers. Theatrical, scessiy and
wardrobes, when Intended for temporary use
ihsthe United States, and tonrists' wearing
apparel, are exempted ''ti XII :.
J.; THE TOTAL REDUCTIONS. .ii:ss3. ~;
The latest estimates made By the commit.
tee on ways and means OF the reductions is a
total of about $53, ,OOO. COO This total in
cludes about $22, ,25O. 900 on account Of the
free list; $17. $50, 600 on account Of wooleu
goods; 81, 600. 600 for china and glassware;
$3.50, 900 In tho chemical schedules; some
thing less than $500; 900 on cotton; 81, ,5OO,-
600 ON 81, hemp and lutte, and sugar about
$1l, 100000. Chairman Mills said to-day
that Internal revenue changes had bean pur.
posely excluded from tho bill: Thf snsHo,
cratic .members, wen, ,s1tll ooaaiaaitlkS That
'suh1eck and II was not possible to say at
this time whether the reductions would re-
suit In the presentation of another bill deal.
ing specifically with the internal revenue OF
in the inclusion Of some provisions bearing
upon that system In the present bill ut some
future stage ..-4-.....,., -.
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The final blow to the liquor interest
came Mt Sioux City in which TIL, last
wholesale house stipulatcs togo out Of the
business. William l.ercii is the last to
succumb. An action wits brought charg-
ing him with selling liquor in violntion Of
tho county permit. The case il dismissed.
the defendant agreeing TO pay the co IL
and to SO out Of the business in the State
Of Iowa 80 long as the law re,na ins on the
statute books.
The house committee on Indian affairs
decided to report adversely upon the rat j.
Hcation OF th" agreements m,in hy The
Northwestern Indian commissioners with
the Chippewas, and anil,nriz;n: .... Nelson,
by Il unanimous vote, to report To the
house substitute for them in The shape
OF a bill for tho civilization of these In
hi ans ''.' 90 80
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at" o4eral News q, SA /.
], s$s g; s,;::s; isss 81 :;;;N ;N"'';SS SsS
tie ground.

oHetaI news ntA -
.; The staks bst. tn af65g Aafwees sAullivSl
4 ~ .sn s3i;al sse .:lsss e. ss& sss
tie ground.
!. !. Active steps are being taken toward the
estR b!ishment Of n strong Methodist news.
paper at Minneapolis with Rev. DR.. j. l..
Chaffse as Editor.in-chief.
:. Twenty. eight counties in Michigan have
voted for Prohibition under thelpral op.
We htS jsssG eSsGt Il ss ss;gtty +; y
;l,5sOi against prohibition. yw
=. Az Hillsboro, Ohio; it;.A bhfys Cora Il,
and Lizzie Aikens werse ii il feared, driven
insane by fright, two other young lad les
hfdeously disguised having broksh id .5rS
on the party, in IL spirit of fun
!. Special kilograms to Bratlstreet's point
to. material gains in the placing ot new
orders for distribution OF merchandise ut
St.:Panl. Chicago. Kansas City, Louisville
and 81. Louis. At Chicago lumber and
corn have sueffretl most from the disturb.
anee to traffic due to the Burlington
strife. =
I; q; a: Is! {: !: @|}a
trary 4ctton of the manufacturers is said
TO bsaimed at the Deuber Watch com.
p4ny, which is not in the combination.
Z, Judge Lochrcn. Of Minneapolis, Minn.,
Inns sentenced Pete Barrett. to hang. He
4s a'brctlcr Of Tim. who was some time
ago: sentenced by the same court to hang,
both sentences being for the murder OF a
street oar driver in Minneapolis about a
year ago; They were convicted on tesri;
~ !s'ss e. ssss a m Astsyy A,y;sr sss 4
Bernheimer OF indianapolis, who were sen.
tened to the penitenti arx ior-an- LEGGED
conspiracy with regard tn the election re.
=; turns diss5q:
f. sss;s 'S' sstts M sS1tsls
Tho committee arranging for-ths Metho.
dist convention to lie held at the Central
Park church, st. Paul, on MARCH 27.24 is
'sss1s"s Sssmnsnt ss;y s2ss
sent i,575 members q IL .chSTsh. 1Ix, .fLsle
x sSs PASTORS ors Of Sp ths sta e ts On.
vent yention; will be dssgg4sea lgaSsall mem
'poss os ma.ea NJ III N s, fsf5rs new bridges
across th. Red River passed the House. 1t
provides that the city :oi Grand. Fsrks lie
authorized to construct and mnintnin two
bridges and dhppF6aclias over the Red rrivv.
er ut the most accessible points at the city
across the riyeI- to- ,tbasInpst convcnie,s
constructed tvrfevkfSr He ttse' ~ sh1sc
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Record O, o,casualt,e.,

|, The famous Union Square Theatcr OF
! New York City " destroyed by fire and
( water.
At Kansas City. Mo-: a portion Of tire
rooi OF the nearly completed Midland
hotel is'l to the ground hoor. Frank Edi.
,..ss.aa5aa ~ - eal !
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ikon. young carpenter. wns the only man
killed. OF ths dozen injured only one
Jack % Brien, n plumber. is in a adangerous
.eohdition. The damage is about go, tHTi
ThS cause was the giving way n Ak&sk6eA
huhhorting one Of the trusses which held
un the roof,
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NEW TARIFF BILL.
h tsAFHrs =: +: =: =
the sarIff bim at lass repor,ed to
the Full Committee on Ways
dHM Eneanos ::
r -: Z: q. 4: $: :: = E;-:.:::7 Es.:.:::7
e1s&ss eommd1s&stssss sssn .ddss sa&g 8 he SH'sss
sP0A l1at

The chairman OF the committee on Ways
a., and Means has pSessatsl tie pew hill lsio
ed Tor the benefit Of the public. It will
probably be presented 10 the House
on or ebout the 18th. Thelatest esti,aates
innas px: thu romaqittAa on HiSs s,afi:
$5s, 100000. This total incrudss about
si7;9so, ,oSS sa s .ssssnns Il soofsh 3 eng Goods; s
8 .6040 4or china aad, cliasware;
S751 G4i!t Hhe ehfdl Sa,sAiei; soine.
Thing hssthHh SsGd 200 On cotton, ST..
800, 600 on fax, hemp and iute. and sugar
! abp.tt sAl, 9esooy ] fhs: attsrhsSsssnd.
agents ot the highly protected interests arc
making their way to Washington. and nj.
ready denounce the whole bill and threat
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TERRITORIAL JupcEsh,Ps.
President Cleveland sends In Norn.
tnatlora:iok.4ha Unkoaa, tlDnitx ia ia
and Washington Supreme Courts.

Washington, Special Telegram, Feb. 81.
John r.. Garland was to-day nominated
by tho president Justice OF the supreme
conrt OF Dakota. to succeed Judge Fran
els in the bismarck district. The appoint
mentAiMr. Garland was made entirely
upon the recommendation of Judge
Church, who mentioned him favorab!y
to the president some months ago when.
he was here. The extensions OF judge
Francis time were male solely out of
consideration for Mr.. Francis and entirely,
Ms has been already stated. upon the sig-
'gestiDn.of Gov. Church when he was hero
last summer. Lucus i. Nash was nomi.
aated justice OF the supreme court OF Wash.
finstnn Territory. He livsasat SPeknne
Falls Judge Turner, whoia hsaIi s,ssese.lls 6
resigned. to engage in he RractdeA ofa3HlE
NASH was formerly II law. partner 81 At.
torney; General Garland in Arkansas and
his appointment is due to Garlnnd's inilu-
:enec. The president likewise nominated
Mosrs j. I.iddcll OF Louisiana associate
justice Ill the supreme court OF Montana.
Join. II Garland. nominated for the
Dakota i,nlyeship, is Mt present United
states district attorney n position he has
held since the spring Of 1850, when ho was
,apnointel.by President Cleveland to sue.
ceed ,Huah;J. Cambcll. He was born in
Osxeso county, New York, in 1853 His
,fnrnily MOVED to Michigan in: 1896. He
IVES admitted to the AaE BY the Tsppreme.
court Of Micllgan:il ISIS. md ~ 1917
went to: lGsmarck II MfeEeale. ,,has tkipce ri
sidtd. ;.IIc;is ting sosi sfs Mi. sSlHh Cas
lard, of the regular army. Who served as
= volunteer during the '-cntirc war
of the Rohalion az major in the Twenty.
third Michigan infantry. In 1880 the
judge was u candidate on the Democratic
ticket for district attorney of the= Third
judicial dist rict1 A q et!i-e which has: sipce'
been abolis!!.i and, was debated by Hon.
w. +. BALI. lie was once of the firm Of
Garland " Hull, Mr. Hull at present being
associated iwjth*Eu;cne WILSON, 4i Minus,
apolis. : Mr.. paanh iinR hrastyS Elken: "a:
Democrat, and Is regarded "a n good law.
yer, and Dakotinns are confident that he
will make q good Judge
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Re,urn,nss:,o oifras@tioasl c,aatess,oy.

Washington Special: The banking and
currency committee Of the house has prac.
ticnlly agreed to report the substitute sug.
gcsted by MIR. Dingey for all TIE pending
bills provided ior an Issue ui fractional
currency. The substitute is rs follows:
That the secretary oi the treasury be
and ID hereby authorized and directed to
issue fra ctional silver certificates in de-
nominations Of 1o, IL. 20 and 30 cents in
such form and design az may seem to
him proper; such certificates to be issued,
reissued- and paid in the same man.
ner and To he received for the
same purpose as silver certificates
for denominations Of one and two dollars;
and also to be exchanseabei eior.silxsr Ger.
titcates OF other deno,n,lktilp,Haaar for
fractional silver et,ta. .Apd tlie. tetary
Of. the treasury ieiHSdtpsF :s'nItlisrIfSa and
directed to1nakeyu6h srean'atidjI sss he
dee ms proper to osseSJ,re Ellie lisfrISution
aritl redemption ~ Efks ir4etipna Elsilver
certificates hef fahAjn hA.isat II: -
The bilt.will undoubtedly be unanimous
~ aereedto by the committee, although
there may he changes in denominations.
The trensury department fnvors u less
number OF denonlinutionss The bill will
undoubtedly pass; -. i.s.3' r,iit
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.rhe Late W. W. cotoeran's:iv,,l:;l

=.
!. Thu late w: W. corc,kaa s:.vill vis pro.
hated recently. 1t gsss tile: bnlk ~
his estate, which amounts td about s3,-
O0O, boo To; hia three grandchildren,
George r.. William {. and Louise NJ. Eus.
tis. to be helti in trust for them during ten
years. and then divided equally. the in.
como meantime to be divided among them.
He gives his other relatives from $4,000
to 81 GOD each. $4,000 each to several
orphan asylums in Washington. 500, 900
to the Corcoran art gallery, with the re.
mark that lie has already given it 81, 800.
900: also 100000 to the Louise home,
with the statement that he has already
given that institution $500, 900. There
are no other large bcuucsts to- public in.
stitution or charities. The portrait Of
tho late Robert +. Lee siyun bin. BY Mrs.
Lee. he leaves 10 his srandsoh, w. g. Eus.
It's. also the.old house in which ;he Was
born. with the request 9pE Vlbe dot;
solo: 80; E-5
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National Republican congressIon-
al Committee.


John s. McDuilie. Alabama; Joseph Nc
Rennh, California 6. q. Shines. Colorado
G. A. Russell, Connecticut: SenatorC. b.,
Farwel. uIm0s; George ". Steele Indiana;
+. II. Conger.. Iowa; Thomas Ryan, Kan.
sas; c. A: B1utele, Maine; l.. L. McCemas,
Maryland; H.; r. Davis. Massachusetts;
Senator W. Palmer, Michigan;
John Lind; Minnesota; W.. II.
Wade, Missouri; James Laird, NebFIska;
William WooaHarI, Nevada: Sanatdr II.
W. Blaire, New Han,shirc; jaiaes Buch.
anan; New Jersey; Geo".e. :Ayst. ;;::New;.
A:ork; john M:-~I5r6~er, NGrtfr eaTofinnS:
E. e. Thompson, Ohio: Senator j. +.
Dorph, Oreson; II. II. Bingham Pcnnsyl-
tanis; Senator y. ". Aldricl, Rhode ISL
and: Rohert Smnl.s. South Carolina: L.
c. Houk: Tennessee: j. ". Stewart, Ver-
mont N. G0f, West Virginia; Senator
Philetus Sawyer. Wiscou.in: o.. s. Clifford,
Dakota; L. 7. Du Bois, Idaho; J. N. Cary,
Wyomins. :.-e : =: <;
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THE PIONEER EXPRESS
svER9 fRiDAY xoRx1xa,
~ Af'REMBrxA; - IS. i. -. -. ~. -.
Subscription, es Per: Annuu. IN Advance.
wAnpwErL& 4 THOMPSON, Publ; publisher.

Tho lenesr Express elrculatss .nu nasreaaiy IA,
every 1stehb borhGod % eembina county. snd 10 3
lndepctdsnt In tolitics though supportiie: n r..
Publican prtnetpieA 1egulaf eomn,auiostioss
from AZ lnrta Se the eehnty published :wteSiy.
Nt Asan SdvefsMne mediun u has No .sqnal III
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than No. 10 wire gauge. Cast iron pipe Of
every .iescripiionL 10 per pound. now /
csat tpar.pAnnA. CIT pails and spikes Of iron
or essseel:s T cent per pound, now III; cut
tacks. 30 per cent ad valoren. now about 3
cents per pound; railway flsh plates, $40
cent per pound, now LII; wrought non,
steel sp .ies, horse st0es. etc, 1l3pef t6uv1
now gents Anxtls, aRA tesgiags fes ~
;.hinefyi lf9 eenlh peep oaAds lOW2; rHIt&:
'rsn Ss%%e1 aaa ssss s s sa seois'
cent, cent per % , pound; now 2l2; iron and steel
a esSts now per po%ad nnS Gnd boes %er
tubes, l Z cents per pound, now 8; chains,
iron and eteel; not less than three-fourths
inch, Ia cents per pound; less than three
foarths inch. 1ls cents per pound;
less than three -eighths. 2 cents, now
saSa, 3Oher cent: adsai6fSd, now 10 psr
cent; hles. 80 per .cent nd yaloyem, now
ranging from 35 .cc1tR to S.. .6O nor dozen;
elihgDts, Noualhss ID tesho aiS, ,Aianks bars,
bdndB. sheets, crank SHUTS and pins, stamp
shapes. gun nioplds. steel castings, etc,
s1hed ~ 1tcep tainohnds cent per pound;
valued aL more than l cent and not more
than cents, 45 rer cent ad valorem, now
10 perctnt:on nll values less than 4 cents
per pound, and from 2 to 31 cents per
pound on higher grades; IRON or steel beams,
structural shapes, Is cent per pound, now
III cents: steel or partly steel railway
wheels and tires or ingots on the same. 11a
cenGper pouHf ,fow 2la cents; wood acia1,k
PhS .&r fouhx Ir5R Ind 92eS EiS q
M4i& pnS &pqsda awlth4 q. .hrnxd = d ~ -
R&t&datekdbe4 go iE CAnt al &oaofeh. =. :.
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three-tenths cent pei POUND from railway
bars, Sl1 per ton, now seven-tenths cent
pc. pound; steel and !art steel railway bars
and slabs and Eillets OF steel. 81 per ton,
now $l7 per ton. lroa or steel I rails, Sl4
per ton; fiat rails, s. > per ton, now nine
spcctlveiN. Round iron, l cent pnr pound.
now q 10 cents pc rprlndL Ol. sheet iron
there Ia aunifornr rSslncrion OF l-ld cent
per pound. cxcefsiSa .sryacrs ison On
sS2 1s or eel Apaa less AZ Z; e e.
cent per pound on grades th.nDer
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=: Lug ieHiaiHueG-:oi-In Ine Nj, HHeAIy=dvo
fzinted pages, Is Made up entirely of the
leading features of the Hewitt admnistra-
tion bill introduced in tho Forty-ninth con-
gross and Incorporated in the Morrison bill.
Mr.. Hewit.'s provision abolishing the Office
of merchant appraiser md providing new
methods OF appraisements ARE omitted. Tie
entire system OF damage allowance on i'm
ported goods injured during the transporta-
tion is abolished. The period for which i'm
ported merchandise can be kent in bonded
warehouses is extended from one TO three
years The dutics on boxes. cartons and
other inside coverings of merchandise, which
pass into the hands of consumers are re-
vived. Duties OIL packing charges are re :.
sived. j. What is known rs the
.simllitnie:. c;ause TO-. .re-epscted
wfshr firh wording al Is t. nuke clear
when unenumerated articles can be classi-
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The western rnte war continues sprraa-
ing i'll all directions. Pacific coast bust.
ness was rcdHccd rs cents IL hundred on
frstelass freight. and other lasses in pro.
portion. local cut on salt of from IL
to 5 cents from Chicago TO X ans,is City has
been made. -
A train Of empty coai cars on the Cana.
dian Pacific struck u large rock on the line
in the mountains. above North Bend, u. e.,
and jumping from the track tie wh ole
train rolled down an embankment nearly
two hundred feet high. Cars and engine
were smashed to atoms. No one Was hurt,
the train hands jumping in time to save
their lives.
Saltwater. Mimi. owners OF speedy
horses have prepared u good track. forty
feet wide and half mile straight, IN the
ice OF Lake st. Croix. They are talking OF
getting up a matinee. to attend which they
will invite owners OF swift horses Mt Hud.
son and other cities to he present. The
,raess will b. slassed md p4blaAsd sxhsn
made up.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-17
NORTH sCITUATE.

The w. c. r. ". met Thursday after.
noon at Mrs. Pats.
Moswansicut Lodge meets next Tues
day evening in Clark's Hall.
Miss Emily Pierce In sick with iiph,he.
ria at the residence Of Elisha Brown.
Gilbert and Robert Bishop arrived
home Saturday from visit To Florida.
The Danielsonville stage has not pass
eel through here from the west since Mon
day night.
On Thursday there were snow drf,s
FIVE and ak feet on the road between here
and Olneyville.
The mail sleigh broke down at Hughes.
dale, Wednesday. and the carrier brought
the mail bag through on horse back.
The social that was held In Clark's
Hall, on Thursday evening OF last week.
VAS attended by seventy five couples
IL was declared the best of the season.
The Republican caucus was held in IN,
Town Hall Saturday evening. Byron
l.. Stcere and ID. A. Clark. Jr. were chosen
delegates 10 the State Convention. Martin
G. Smith was elected n member of the
State Central COMMITTEES aud Richard
Rowland, Geo. w. Davis and D.A. Clark,
Jr., will constitute the Republican town
COMMITTEES for the ensuing year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-17
Church News.

At the Plainheld street Free bapi~t
church Sabbath morning a. II o'cloch
the pastor will speak on the du les of the
Christian citizen. You are invited 10 be
present.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes. Of Apponaug. officia
ted at the Tuesday evening service AT
the Church Of the Messiah, and Rev Mr.
Goodwin, Of East Greenwich. oficiated at
the service Friday evening.
The Rev. r V. Morrison. pastor Of the
Harris avenue VI. T.. church, will on
Sunday March %. give an interesting
history of the above church and its
growth and progress for the pas; FIVE
years.
The anniversary services Of the Harris
avenue NJ. 4. church were ftiingiy ob.
served on Sunday by services in the
morning. afternoon and evening. Rev
G. l.. Goodell preached n large congre
CATION in the morning. In the Afternoon
the Rev. 81. J. Talbot preached sermon
to children. In the evening the speaker
was Rev. r. ID. Blakeslee, who took for
the subject Of his remarks Zeal as az
Element Of Power in Church Work
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-17
SOCIETY NEWS.

Owing 10 the severe storm last Monday
evening Etna Council. U. T.. did not
meet.
olneyvillc now has Irons Hall and an
Iron Hall. One ought to meet in the
other.
II is expected that the new court of
Foresters will be opened after the Lenten
season.
The seventeenth anniversary Of Manu-.
facturers Lodge, l. o. o. r.. will occur
April 9th.
There is some talk Of organizing n
lodge Of Odd Fellows also a court of the
Foresters in Elmwood.
The grand officers Of the I. O. o. +.
will make au official visit 10 Manufaciu-
rers Lodge. of this place. on TIE evening
of March Goth.
A large number OF the members OF
Peabody Lodge No. IS4, Sons Of st.
George. went To woonsocket this friday
w Nlrlt tue ol IElMh1tl
Harris Lodge.
II is reported that Court Olneyville. A.
o. T.. and Conclave No. 30. X. \. r.,
have decided To lease the hall IN Stokes
building, over the olneyvile Pharmacy,
and intend to furnish il in n style that
will surpass any hall In Olneyville.
The charter 'ist Of the new lodge Of
Knights Of Pythias TO be instituted in
Elmwood ia being rapidly filled with the
names Of some Of the influential men of
that place. Any information In regard
to the same can be obtained Of Thomas
W. Penney, Manton avenue.
The wealthiest Knight of Pythias lodge
in the world is said TO be Live Oak Lodge
Of Oakland, Cal. It's membership IL ov. =
300 and the aggregate wealth runs high
in the millions. Its treasury represents
between S2,500,000 and $3.0O0,O00. Al,
furniture used in the lodge IL covered
with morocco. One Of the aged members
recently died, bequeathing the lodge
100000, and his widow,who did not long
survive him, willed the lodge 100000.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-17
LNMANSNII.IE.

Business here is still rushing and tho
mill is running overtime.
The train on the Springfield road could
not get through Tuesday and there was
no mail.
There was temperance lecture deliv-
cred at Armory Hall, Centredale, last
evening.
The trnant law Ia being enforced in
this village. Children under IS and over
must attend school twelve weeks In the
year, Sanford Il. Kinnecom is the truant
officer.
The Health officer Of this town should
see to the sewer at the Lymansvillc
boarding house. II overfows into the
street. and can hardly add 10 the health
of the community.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-03-17
MANTON.

Thriy-sir boarders AT Mrs Trombly's
boarding house.
G. II. Holden AZ Co. and A. o. Coates
have each n sick horse.
John II. Hulme has begun work on his
barn on Manton avenue.
Rev. +. II. Cocroft oAicia,ed at ~,
Peters church last Sunday afternoon.
40 Coates has been chosen a mem
ber Of the Tenth Ward city committee.
Stephen Masker has nearly recover,
from his recent illness and IL able. 10 be
out.
Mr.. Alfred winsor went fishing las,
Saturday aud caught 81 fish weighing 20
pounds.
The infant son Of James Gwin In quite
sick and IL attended by DR.. Eddy, oi
olneyville.
Mr. Warren Holden has been home
several days this week. lie returned Ia
New York. Thursday evening.
The John ston school committee met on
Thursday evening Of last week at the
residence Of Mr.. Geo. G. Calei the chair
man of the board
The entertainment by 81. Thomas
Temperance Society will he held In
Holden's Hall Saturday evening. The
tickets are selling well.
A. ID. Peters and John Mack have been
hired by II. A Barney 10 work on his
Montana sheep ranch and they will leave
fyr tba, territory on the "a inst.
Anchor Lodge met as usual Monday
evening. Owing 10 the storm. the attend
ance was small. The initiaiory degree
will be worked on two candidates next
Monday evening.
Caleb Kenyon was arrested here for
drunkenness Saturday and taken q
Olneyville where he was fined 90 and
costs. This IL his second arrest for th,
saue offence within week.