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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-14
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED AGENTS. A prominent New York
w manufacturing company, with an estab-
lished and highly remuneratiVe business prac-
tically monopoly, largely patronized by mer-
chauts, bankers, corporations, and the general
public, desires an active and responsible repre-
upon limited investment guaranteed; several
States already under contract. Address THE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL CO., 7A Broadway, New
York
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HELP WANTED.

VXTANTED, a competent cook that is willing
w TO make herself generally useful Apply
at 40 Habersham street, between Q and IL
o'clock.
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WANTED, the public 10 know that we have
w a big stock Of Trunks, Bags and Satchels
which we will sell cheaper than ever before, and
''don'tyo forget it," NEIDLINGLR 4 RABUN
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WANTED TO RENT, from Nov. LIST next,
w for a term of years, a desirable resi-
dence, well located, Q rooms or more. Answer
before June 18th. J, A. BATES, at L. & B. S.
NJ. H.
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DROF. WHITMAN wants the people of Sa.
i yannah 10 know that he makes no charge
where he cannot improve the sight, or furnish
glasses that are not superior 70 the ones they
are using. ~ South Broad Miss McAlpin's).
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

I WANT to meet business man having 81 600
to 5000, to join me in opening general
merchandise business at one of the best points
in Florida. Address GOOD CHANCE, this
office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-14

LIVERY MOTHER recommends Boracine. one
II Of the best face powders, and it does pre-
vent chnfng.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-14

I a CENTS for a Comb and Brush also 10 cents
~ Tooth and Nail Brushes HEIDT'S.
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ENOR SALE fftv-eiGht building lots between
Il Bull and Montgomery streets extended just
south of the present city limits; long time: easy
payments; bond for titles j. L. WHATLEY,
11S Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-14

WANTED, good women for dish washing and
w laundry work, Ocean View, Tybee. II. II.
LEWIS
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ROOMS TO RENT,

RUOMS TO NENI.
ENOR RENT, second floor on Bull, with water
Il conveniences and use of bath. 1871 Charl.
ton street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
Bnsinsss propertp for Sale ans 60 Eei

BUILDINGS, STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
- LET on Beekman, Ann. Fulton. John. prsr Viii:
lam, Ns9au and streets in the vicinity. kU LAND q
WHITING BtskmaD-st
sINo LET-Thrce lofts 5Oxs5 light ali around; steam
i elevator. steam power sIeam heated Inquire OF
s. r. ALTHAUsE 4 CO..
On premises. l01 and 1913 Thompson-st
Brooklyn proprrtp for Sale ano 60 fst
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grrursions.
Grrurelons.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Travelling E1pcsres Included.
q WIN TER
CALIFORNIA.

Tn. ntst and second parties o. The ssason wiz Le5re
New York Thursday. November =. md Thursday. De-
cember q. for Pasadena Los Angeles md other Pon'
In Southern California. .,-
The Iouie wiz be Via Buffalo. Niagara Falls Chicago
Kansas city. Las Vegas Hot nprnss. santa he, hlDu
QuerQuc BsrstOw and Beruadino. - The IT'D, ~
made in n special pnin OF Magnificent Ncsbnied Iu-
Palace Cars With Pullman Palace DINING enr IN
cludrd. ~ ,-
The Raymond, at East Pasadena Riverside san DECO
Long leach Santa Barcars san Francisco, Montereys
Santa Cruz san Estae and Napa s9da sprls.-ac ,ho
leading resorts in California. Choice ef Five Dner.
ss, KS% asr .rir kenrn Ticker. also
good all trains until July 1859. lndspenasens
Tickets covering expense both ways ana giVlhf
entire 70 the passenger while In California ana
also in making the Journey homeward Hotel coupons
supplied for long short al The RAYMOND t9,e
Pasadena Hotel Del Monte Monterey; Palace Hotel
San Francisco: Hotel De! Coronado San Diegoi Ho,ei
Rafael, san Rafael Napa soda Springs s1nn 'iu.i
The Arlington Santa Barbara Long Beach HOWL s"u
other famous Pacific Coast resorts
Dates Of other california Bxcur-tonsi January
and To- February T. II and % and March ana IL.
Dates of Mexico Excrrsionsi January H. fepru-
II. and March IL s,.r,,,co,p
w RAYMOND. l. A. "hilOO'aD
n Send for descriptive circulars designating whether
book relan. TO California or Mexico tours Is ueslred
JIM. JENKINS, 257 Broadway New ork.
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1urtion Sales.
LEONARD BRUTHEKs & CO..
200 FIFTH AVENUE
r. A. LEONARD, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Furniture. Steinway Piano. European and
oriental Carpets and Rugs and costly Porceains
Bronzes superb Draperles, Mrrors Clocks Etchings
Engravings Books &C.. including the entire Furniture
and Decorations removed from
RESIDENCE. so MADISONAvE.
and will be sold at 300 5thsve..
OK WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OCT. f. is. AND 10.
at 2 o'clock each day.
positive sale Of a private collection Of
81
SUPERB MODERN PAINTINGS.
Frere tEdOuardl. Mauve
Daz. Jaeque
van Marcke, Kooie
Btslth niem
AND OTHERS
WILL BE POSITIVELY SOLD ON
FRIDAY, OCT. 10.
AT4 O'CLOCK.
They are now exhibition in Art Gallery.
catalogue mailed free application.
xuxE
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Gin 11roprrtn 90 fet.

stone dwellings 119 East I'D St, l3, % and 35 East
slstst. and 1120 Madison-ave.. Apply to ARNOLD,
CONSTABLE Co, 19thst and 5thaye.
no LET 1856 Leyineton-aye., near 5eth,st, 4story
i stone In good order BCLAND WHITING,
Beckmanst NJ !
001 MADIsoN;AvE. COR, 4sD TO Lct-rhs
ccI larger portion Of m-hcatei furnished cosnef
from 70 II.
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for Sale.
In Cream.

A FAcT.-Horton's lie Cream Is made from pur s.
"A cram Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks o. leg
cream for Restaurants Churches Festivals &e VIII Aeep
hard hour. Country orders promptly hled pcgo.s
TAR s'A sSs Yors sni ISIS ful,ohs st. brookyh
v,rssEI,rs ICE cRFAM.-1he standard since 1881:
! a., y Sss s ss1s DsSh Own aspos ISo Bosd~s
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Dnsiness Cbantes

At A SACRIFICE.-Imme an old
~ established carriage and WAGON business ~.
Adires. d. w. IL. Tribune Olice. or cal at No S3
Pearl-st. Newark. y. j.
L'OR WANT OF CAPITAL a novel and orig
inal idea for weekly paper Of widespread interest
,y,u ne SOLD Address GREAT
1855 Tribune Onlce.
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Cauntrp 1,roprrtp fer sale amo 90 Cst.


A ELEGANT HOME ron SALE. to clos, the estate
"A Of the late Elizabeth ufgessone of the located
residences IN all the ofNgs situated Munnsve, within
minutes walk q the East Orange depot House CON
plenty q grapes pears sppes peaches and other fruit
s.parYa, Ssas s. iPs al fett irsnt By S2s deep;
gSs For any ono Wanting Su an elegant Somo
now Il the chance. For further nforma call
S d. .ccNDIT opposite Brick Church station East Or
-FoR SALE or will exchange Tor city property
the ' village Has P e Ssr"s ard 's
s Stable and sSaas s
a b aa out IN lawns ana gardens plenty Of shade one
s ssS esaIs free and gear Apply r. PELEMANN'
BOUT zoe acres for sale bounding on New.YOrk Bay
Ala miles extensive buildings stations high,
J. A. VAN AUKEN & CO.. II Broadway.
A GENCY FOX MoNTCLAIE IA sndsOme res .a :,
Sudps sites fGr sss hoqss 70 ,ss 'oR or
nor sALE.-Or will exchange for city property. to
eGse estate nns farm q b 42 aGei T'nn
e s sus Up price f free PEI and f
for anybody TaI PREtrN SfiR $50 foaday ii to
Fen nses from e. ey s Sas1n sis ssce
rooms; running water. stable and poultry house
ton. Address OWNER +. o. FOX $50, EeN.Ycik.
MOUNT VERNON, % minutes, from Grand Central
new houses, from ~ ooo 70 s76oo small amount down;
balance suit Call address A, IL; JOOELIN,
Broadway. n. Y, Room 50; z. q. Box fSO.
Mount Vernon
NoNTCLAIR real. ESTATE AGENCY-Houscs %
lVl handsome residences for moderate prlceA
IARSONS 4 TAYLOR 20 Cedar-st. N Y.
NUTLEY, n J.-six minutes walk from station. modern
~ hew cottage grounds, 100x250 In park OF IA acres
excellent Surroundings rental $3.50 per year Immediate
possession; 80 trains daily. -
EDW. T.. HAMILTON & CO., 90 Broadway once 81
DLANDOME 49,.
Beautifully situated on the north shore OF Long Island
Menhasset Bay, IL miles from New YORK
City &c OF meadow ana woodland the mansion (od
style), built In 1919 I'm good condition, contains II rooms
200 feet in length fully furnished barns nearly al
gardeners cottage, numerous OuthudincS boat ana
houses hotbeds large poultry yards fruit orchard
charming anchorage for yachts Of size at trlang eX
pene location unsurpassed for itenans residence or
large hotel Apply to CHAS. w. ROGERS Great Neck
J. l.
NORRISTOWN.-TO LET furnished the brick mansion
N1j9 Southst all in perfect order; arranged especially
for comtorf and fcathfugess. Inquire Of j. HENRY
JOHNSON, Morrstown, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
nlnsifaI gnstrnmrnts.

A NUMBER OF slightly used upright and square pianos
"A OF mike. hign were Specially sefeted ahi usel
the Mctft Dotan UDera House COMPANY
curing the past opera season VIII be sold ~ liberal
reduction from regular prices.
INIsCtirE piAKDS renowned tone inf szndine
j In tune Manufactories and storeroomS z2l 20 f2o
IVES. osth-st and sB7 broadway. lSthst flhtsons
nulldnr) Pianos exchanged. rented or instslnents
M ATHUsHEK PIANOs.-A run assortment Of our
n new and elegant OF upnshts In original designs
and tone durability ana workmanship nnsuriarscdi nsw
Pianos rented ana easy payment come second hahls a.
s,eciaI bsfeaIn4 good second hand uprghts OF Oucr
baKers from siOD upwards good opportunity. MAigt.
SICK PIANO MFG co, 80 5th-sve "a noof below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
Professional.

A YOUNG MAN. Is years OF aee who has lu,st ie'
u ecbool wishes employment IN any mereanuie or
s.v' hons where he can himself useful can
ty. siiafactofy references az 10 abin ana character
Address w, Box 20, Tribune once. ~. l. ----
<,oNp,NrON nv an English lady companion 70 q
4 lair is wen edueaed speaks French nnentiy raas
no, obiret 10 take charge OF little boy or girl
Aadress Mrs EDEN. 1872 Bank.st. Newark N o.
II ALWAY INSPECTION, for syndieates or indvaua ~,
rrlc, condfcnce By active and competent railway clvl
engineer and experienced inspector nrsra.s siefeess
giyen. Adiress KLLlABbf~ tribune op'"" o"''
73s Broadway.
xVGNTEb-By YOUNG lazy CANADIAN ,sa p s;,.sss q
.ntren urder ie would supernend hcu%keep,nz w
nrnthtress Children objection 10 .trave ,rIeIS9Ss'
nrrnbsnges Address Miss NJ. 80 woodhuil.st. Brockyn
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Z AsEBALL.-POLO GROUNps..-Tuesdav.
FOX f Fi iiHA Nbakrs yf cfHfktatii65Ssifip
ST. LOUIS BROWNS, -Four Time winners
VS.
NEwYoRH GIANTS Champions Of Lesgns
Game. D. m. Admission, 30 centa
Reserved seats ct Spaaiilnc's 2t1 Brvadvay Ponds
90 Union square
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

This county, deriving its name
from the large and beautiful lake
occupying its northwestern corner,
is the third in point of size in the
State. 1t extends sixtyssix miles in
northerly and southerly direction,
and has an average width of about
fortysfive miles, with an acreage of
1854 900 acres. High mountain
chains hem it in on three sides,
and give it the shape of q great
basin trimmed in on every side but
the north. Numerous sparkling
mountain streams flow into Tulare
Lake. Several of these streams are
Of great size, Kings Kaweah, Tule,
and Kern rivers discharging i'm.
mense volumes of water in Summer
months, when the snow is melting
On the Sierras. That these streams.
bearing into this lake such a con-
slant tide, should not fail, and 50
raise it as to inundate the adjacent
country, has led to the suggestion
hat there may be subterranean
passage connecting it with the
ocean. through which a portion OF
hese waters make their escape. All
he streams mentioned, heading in
ne Sierras. flow through deep and
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17
The Indian Girl.a RenIx.

You ask me TO love you, TO leave the green
bOWr's
OF the forest abandon this bright land Of
6oWrs,
The wigwam, the lodge. and my dear trystins
Where each evergreen tree 10 q symbol Of
The 6ower-dotted plaina lakes ana rivers no
bright
Where each varying scene thrills the heart
with delight.
You ask me to dee from the Wild woods
To the bright haunts Of fashion. false. gor.
To the homes Of the pale face. the palace.
Where luxury stines and passions enthrall,
"nere the temple OF mammon is held as d.
And the goddess Of lust is adored on its
shrine.
You say az that you love me, that dream VIII ere
Fit away from thy heart like the nightin-
gales song,
You may love FOR moment. may natter me
now,
May praise the dark locks that enclrcle my
brow,
In the maze Of the dance, IN gay fashions
You'a forget the bright eyes Of the Chippe-
Brave Psleface. answer my home Is the
Bright natures glad cradle to each forest
child,
whether born meath the cloud or the suns
In the storm Or the tempest, the mist Or the
snow:
To the gloom Or the darkness. the light Or the
a queen In the grove 10 the wiId Indian
maid.
Ny fair forest home Is all Eden to me,
No snares for the soul, no forbIddsn-fruit
Here purity dwels, and the charm Of loves
Falls bright on the greenwood, the prairie,
and stream;
Here the song bird 10 free and the Wild deer
The grove has no pitfalls for innocent feet.
60 ak the wild dove to forsaks the green
For cage in some parlor to pine and 70
Go coax the young fawn the gay forest to
In some tinselled boudoir to langulsn and
But ask not maid Of the forest to dee
40 the sins OF the city-the Indian is free.
Come. dwell in the wildwood where love q
supreme
10 the heart and the soul-nota myth, not .
Where msidens are pure and affections are
Not purchased ike hearts in the towns By the
sea,
Come. WOO me where nature has hallow'd
green.
-- Charles J. Beattie. In Inter-Ocean.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

Hot MILK RECOMMENDED BY pgYstoT.xs
srTMULANT FOR TIRHD PsrrRsrs

what folly II is 10 drink liquor for
stimulation"
This was the observation of leading
physician this morning.
Milk heated to much above 100 De
grees Fahrenheit loses for a time a degree
OF its sweetness and density. No one
who, fatigued bv over-cxertion OF BODY
or mind, has ever experienced the rcviv.
ing influence OF tumbler Of this bever-
agedr neafed as hot a. il can be slipped,
will willingly forego resort TO /, becau.r
OF its being rendered somewhat les Ar.
ceptable 10 the palate. The promptne,.
with which It's cordial influence i frI, /.
indeed surprising. Some portion Of !,
seems 10 be digested and appropriated nj.
rnost Immediately, and MANY who now
fancy gey need alcoholic stimuIants wb-r
exhausted by fatigue will ind In this sim
lie draught ar equivalent that will l.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

and drank. He kept on drinking.
de emptied the glass clean; set it
down; drew long breath; passed
his handkerchief across bis Inns
and exclaimed with fervor, GOOD
Lord. what GOVT"
On this page will be seen a plan
OF the town OF Lake View. Tnlare
County. This prospected city sit
uated as it is in one Of the most
beautiful positions Of the State
offers o desirable feld for real
estate speculations Five railroads
traverse the district and others are
being surveyed. Over a thousand
lots are air, ady sold. and all are
well satisfied with their bargains
The prices range from SO TO $50
per lot according to location. Maps
md full particulars can be had on
applications from T.. Brown G22
LAY street.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

preclpitous canyons until they
reach the plains, when they mean
der through the broad and fertile
bott ms, some of them separating
into several channels, forming
wooded islands. The most of the
bottoms, as well as portions of the
plains lying between them, are
covered with scattered oak trees of
large size, and which, though they
are not worth much for lumber. are
serviceable for fencing, and supply
an abundance Of good fuel. All
that part of the country lying west
and southwest of the Lake is desti-
tute of timber. though the entire
slope of the Sierra Nevadas is
covered with majestic forests, even
to its very summit.
The soil is extremely productive
and varies from black sandy loan
to rich, gravelly nature. 1t pro-
duces heavily of nearly everything
grown upon the soil of the earth in |
any country or cline. More can
be produced from ten acres in Tulare
County than from most any eighty,
acre farm in the East. The climate
Of Tulare County is healthful and
equable. The heat during the hot
Test weather is not oppressive, owing
% the extreme purity and dryness
of the atmosphere, the mean relAtiv !
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

humidity being fftysseven degrees.
Farmers work in the harvest fields
in the warmest weather, exposed to
the suns heat, without being incon-
venienced thereby and without fear
OF suffering sunstroke.
1t is the same climate with that
OF Los Angeles. one of the pleaasnt.
est-S~ies in California. The popu-
lation OF Tulare County in 1880 was
IL. .S6l. In 1886 it was 81 ,O35. Now
it is 700 or more; so that it is a
lively growing community.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

Miss De Pink-"No, Mr.. Suitor. II
can never be. | shall never marry 4
widower. The idea! Catch ME waIk-
ing in any other woman's shoes Mr.
Suitor (departing)-"I had no intention
Miss De Pink, Of Offering you nv late
wife's shoes. You couldn't get them
On. -Phl!adelphta Record.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

aoundantly satisfying and far more endur
| ing in its effects.
There is many an ignorant owe,
worked woman who fancies she cou;d mn,
keep up without her beer; she mistakes
Its momentary exhi aration for stenotb
ana applies the whip instead OF nour7sh.
ment 10 her poor. exhausted frame. Anv
honest, intelligent phys ician will tell her
mat there Is more real strength and no,,r.
shment in slice of bread than in a quart
OF beer; but If she loves stimulant> II
"ouid be very useless piece OF informa
uon. 1t is claimed that some of the lzdv
clerks In our own city, and those too
VINO are employed in respectable business
houses, are in the habit Of ordering ale ar
Deer IN the restaurants. They nPobahlv
claim that they are tired and no on-
VINO sees their faithful devotion 70 r ,s,o-
iners all DAY will doubt their assertion.
But they should not mistake beer for =.
o'eSsfng or stimulus for strength a
ca Fefui examination Of statistics will Droy.
'hat men who do not drink can ~ndtre
Inoer haroships and more work and r,e
longer than thoes less temperate - Srw
\ Ork Paper.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

All very well. But there are q
great many people who would insist
on having the milk come from Judge
Poland's COW. You see the Judge
(who was for a long time e. \
Senator from Vermont) were a very
strct temperance man. Ouce on =
time be were TO speak somewhere.
and some naughty person substituted
Tor the Judges usual glass of milk
q beautiful stiff milk punch. When
the Judge. in the course Of his talk
became thirsty. be took his glass
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17
Clay street

ii YOU are IN need Of money 20 to
the Collateral Bank. 10 Dupont
street, where they have barrels OF
coin to loan at banking rates.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

Sehonwasser's Grand Opening Of
ladies, children's > aud infants wear
attracting large crowds, I34 Post
Street.
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

little girl ii white ana cF0Nned WaKn rOsxsl
typlfIIng California, the y0nnNssI chiA
San Francisco vindicator., 1888-11-17

irss. Fsss.sly : s;ssr az IA California Al.-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-27

the principal streets, and an address
delivered in Clark's Hall 10y Hon. George
J. West. Of Providence.
Mr.. Albert II. Leach. clerk in the store
of ID. A. Clarke 4 Son, and Miss Jennie
Slocum, We're united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Henry Slocum. Monday afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. q. Burgess of Green
Vile performed the ceremony. There
was large number Of invited guests
from Providence and this vicinity. TWAS
very pleasant affair, and the presents
We're very numerous. From III. Slocum. a
complete set of tin ware; Mrs. Slocum, n
handsome double shawl; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leach, silver butter dish; Miss Eliza
Leach, sofa pillow; Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Leach. glass dish. silver standard; Mr..
and Mrs. Abner Peckham. one dozen ell
yer knives; Mrs. Charles Peckham, half
dozen silver spoons; Mr.. and Mrs, u. A.
Clarke. n castor; Mr.. and Mrs, u. A.
Clarke. j.. n glass dish, silver standard;
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle, one dozen oxidized
spoons; Mr.. Dan Boyle, oxidized butter
and sugar spoon; Mr.. Charles III. Bishop,
a handsome table cover; Misses Clara
and Lizzie Bowen, IA toile, set, Miss Flora
Irons, preserve dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry King, a majolca vase; Mrs. Spen'
Ger "A large lamp; Mrs. Burt, majolica
vase; Miss Avis Peck.plush duster holder
and dnstcr; Miss Sadie Slocum, crumb
cloth and table napkins; Mrs. Cole.
money; Mrs. Samuel Hopkins. table
cloth; Mr.. c. +. Hopkins and Miss Mary
Colwell, handsome glass dish with sill
yer standard; Mr.. Graves. n glass set
Mr.. Irving Spencer, wall bracket; and
many other useful presents.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-27
MANT0N.

Peter Henry Ia confined to his home 10y
an attack Of typhoid fovcr.
Henry Mille,, Of this place, has re
ceived an increase of pension.
Barney Herman has moved into the
house with Edward Lee, on the Killingly
road.
Harry Swindells won the smokers set
10y making the best score at the rifle range
at the odd Fellows Fair.
The contract for excavating the cellar
and building the foundation 10 the new
Baptist chapel has been awarded To Geo.
w. White, Jr who has commenced work
on IT,
The Odd Fellows fair closed Monday
night after IA run of week. IL was
financial success. the net receipts
being over $1,000. an amount that far
surpassed the most sangGine expectation
of the promoters of the fair. The hall
was crowded Monday evening, when the
drawings were announced. The prizes
on the combination ticket were drawn as
follows; No. !, 500 In gold. Mrs. VIM.
Cary. Granitovillc; 9, Hanging Lamp,
G. l.. Holden; 3, Easy Chair, Mrs. W. W.
Whitei 4, Ton of Coal, VIM. Mathcwson.
Olncyville. G. Pelkey received a barrel
of flour for the nearest guess on the
number of beans Joseph Gwin. barrel ~
flour, for correct guess on number of
beans. Prizes on chances were drawn
by the following persons: Ladies' Gold
Watch, George IIarall; Plush Toilet Set.
Minnie Wilkinson; Toilet Cushion, Mrs
Clark Lady's Ulster, A. 4. Remington ;
Rubber Boots, Arnold whaley; Boys
Refer, X. Richardson; Satin Bed Quilt,
Willis Brownj Pants Pattern, John
IIulmes; Horse Blanket, II. X. Sack
Table Lamp, Barton Johnson; Hanging
Lamp, A. Paisley; Picture No. 2, II.
Mowry; Outline Quilt, Mrs. T.. B. Evans
Clock, George Norton; Cut Of Cloth,
Samuel Bottomley; Plaque. Il. j. Clem-
atiss; silk Hat, II X. Sack; Easy Char,
Patrick Fagan; Conductors' Lantern, II.
Richardson; Wolf Robe. Newton Thur
Der; Castor, T.. H.. Thurber; Range, l.. j..
Mowry; Peacock Banner, j. V. Barnes
Horse Toilet Set, j w. Colwell; Cbild'e
Express Wagon, T.. Thurber; Bed Blan-
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NJ. KIRK; Suit of Clothes, George
Blanchard; Lounge, NJ. Il. Bickncll.