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The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-04


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40 aiohe IL ne Waa' but u 'acale lh'
iieillses lhls ne ui'' Eplh3 uII'tt1
2ash u tilE hIllIe 'HiI>lapf' ana l'!Ih-
'lis 2rleganeea pelore ms lfieA'' Ihe'r.
apt LON story ol H'7 wrongs ere
alsu intense eAcllelIeh' al 'He L't'r
u, i'l'pei' 4 nieel'll@ was at 'h'' "e"'
an9 pau u ae'ioi aeI'uti uP"N'
all>s MihIeeht was heP' ]" '-""I4H''
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omen aph "ahl 70 pe HhIN." uP
- IN s"en ihii- 'e>N"I9e Il "'''''H ''"'
ne sai'i olle Vi tle llen
sun al'ei suPPei ina' cN'"i"S 'ie
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eio men Mss MliiIeeht 9uN"ehi! uI'"
aSi,!r ,..r,l er "oIH % ana salu u'..,.e..
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- ~ S vi aiiGe I,,a' dIst ~ o,',i'T
"""' i''i w" III esla' 'ta anu Nv
IN " s'atl ioi 'ieiT pSto'1 ". 'nN'
/ last III ne morning ana breakfast al INC
stage Office. I'll lust run down to the
shaft house and hand the list to Tom
Dolan and he can giye il TO Mr. Vance in
the morning.
Tom Dolan was the engineer Of the
i Little CLriStabrl The shaft mousse Wa
/ b0t Il short distance from the boarding
housc. Throwing shawl over her head
Miss Milliccnt went on hurriedly. step
ping lightly down the trail made in the
i deep snow. The night was cloullc,s and
made wondrou, fair bya full moon and
thousands of shining stars.
She reached the shaft house door.
/ The engineer and another man, unaware
of her approach. were talking. 4 name
they spoke eaGsed her TO stop suddenly,
with her hard ON her heart and a strange
/ look in her face.
Il lee! sure it is Silas Hover" the
engineer was saving. "IIe changes his
nalne bout every camp he goes to- and |
reckon Doc Grgson' suited him bout a.
wei aS any name while he was here"
] .Wel. he won't change it again very
soon said the other man with short
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The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-04

DIR. Flowers Great Scien-
tific Remedies are for sale BY
your druggist.
See next weeks paper.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-04
Sheidans Cures
Condition UIllCkbi1
Powder - Cholera

is absolutely pure and highly conSentra;ted rated one
strictly medicine to be given with food & Nodh.hg h
en- cholera and all diseases of hens. Is worth Its
weight In gold. Illustrated book by mail free.
Sold everywhere, sent by mail for % cents IN
stamps. IA lb. airtight tin cans, 90 by mall
&120. Six by express, prepaid, for $500
DIR. 1. S. JOHNSON g. CO., Boston. Mass.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-04

They do this without disturbing the stomach
mr. nufring the bowels, and there Is no pam
orining or discomfort attending their use IL
Is no longer necessary to seour ones inslues
out with the Old fashioned purgative pilis, ana
they are fast giving wny to the gentie ac'
linn of this mild and pleasant remedy.
Booths Little Pills are entirely unlike al
other pills and are marvel to al VINO o,li' use
and ns the dose is only one or two pills. they
are readily taken by young or old without "a
Thought OF the presence of medicine II you
try them you will certainly he PLEASED, H., In
Dealers every where or sent by mail. lyli
HIx1Y Go 6UC OK,
gnI AGENTS.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-04
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The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-04

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
srso per year. * cents for 9 months, 40 cents for
months, siriofip ad1dncf. $I.7s II paid within
6months; $z.oo if payment is delayed beyond
year.
SUB s CRIBE NOWI
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-04

SOLE AGENTS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
VENDUE.
NIILL BE- sold at public 81 e. on
MoNDAY, rEBRpARy s,,n ,sss.

MONDAY, S7th IssS.
a, the residence II the subscriber on lsnj.
Blacks farm near Lees old mill In L. 4. Neck
township, the following described stock and
farming implements:
harses.. colts, one . years old, other i months
cid, both ratchen stock by TituS'> horse. 10
head OF nice shtstS. ) head of u " all com
Ing into pront soon. One 81 HoiStcin Ruil, com
GtGHiN ERY AND FARMING IMrI.s-
+ SrS.-Thfee s.hotse farm wagons. ne Irrn
axle. | woode. axle, \ low wheel stalls VA ri,
! cart, a Wood Reaper and Wood mONrr both
IN Sopd order: wheel coiu y uw, SlmalkN'S
fatent, with siriSing out attaeh,tcnt; - hutSc
chill rioMs, a shorse cuuitvr pillow. : t-lug>U
plowS, ! 3.hoT>e fallow harrow. : | horse har-
rows, } corn cgltlN atorS. : Planet cult 9tulS
With horse hoe and vine turner attachments,
= cura coyeseTs, striker out, steel tnuit hay
rake, ! hog sca!der, tan ,ail tanneu corn >hri
Ter In good order, a nc.d roller. , set HAY shelly
ing two sets sides and bottom. 5 dEsg ch,i,r>,
bleak and fall. double harpopn hay lefS with
repe and hlcck', Little G;Lsa, hay cHiiry, Ne, II;
: lNot.ttc digGeTs, ) hewitt the other isS'kry
patent, : seated cSrrtarr, / back OsNTj. w sH,l
] dido, I his Giant No. tvrd gr uder. | SItik
sled with tongue, ] ihTt>heI and cseAi,eT. yaItng
heSnl:w eighs t%sp 81, rskrs, fprAS, SheyeiS ices.
.%cythrs hall bushel aud haii Pece msa~ae>
lnuucs baskets, Ut dgraiu tags, l patent lag,>
green buster, IN. paflS grccA >ppHNlcES SaSSt
potato rigsiu. srind siele, > tuSs hei,tef, Ia
u old in0,, ! iNs, botu diSe~T, saingBetp'e>.
chains. duus 4! =, II bs>icl lceti bls, s'rCe'
castle grain dTlil, ! I OTbln cut harrow. SIl
carriage anu utArf AfsRcfe~ DN nFCft
Toned AL artCits IN good agytea tT f1Tusln-
use. SIN TURKEY heIrs and oi,c goblsE.
HAENk>S.-. i've sets halt cRa:u aSrupS>
tSe sets Siugte Cal riier hATfa-Ss, ! set east hzT-
hess, lines, collars drllie>, ~ ReTS AMI &4Irg>.
tpTATpES--lol Of seal sweet pulzluN> ain.
lot OF prime white potatoes. one-AtL o. a
acres OF wheat.
sale viii be Positive a. / inieHd 10 qRii tie.
farming business. sale to- hesin ct / o'tasrS
7. NJ. Conditions, : months credit giEeH ga al
suns OF sl0 and over by giving aH approved
note payable III WoodstewR Rank.
:. X. Lrap. .Auct. SAMUEL i. HCEFF.
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eLoucEsTEn Co,NrY NOTES.

Gov. Green has appointed Joseph
Garter Lay Judge of Gloucester county
i'll place of Samuel 4. Miller who has
held the position for two terms of i've
years each.
The carpet factory of Cllas. Ladd at
Clayton. was destroyed by tire Monday
night, together with all tscontenls.
Sheriff Ridgway has attached the
glass works OF Weymam Bros, Wood
bury.on II Judgment ior $1,000.
The revival meetings at Bridgeport
a,e being carried on with great success.
Judge Alfred Reed, of the Supreme
Court. whose new circuit will include
Gloucester county, is reported to be
looking for a residence i'll Woodbury..
The Constitution estimates the cost
OF the Durham trial at $500 which is
very low for such "A trial. The econo-
my is due to the Court officers.
The Gloucester county early truck
ers are building their hot beds.
Pitman Grove people are talking of
establishing a cemetery.
The West Jersey Railroad Company
has made a contribution of $50 to the
Goodwill Fire Company, No. 2, of
Woodbury..
Williamstown has q scholar who at
tended thel Presbyterian Sunday school
of that place five years without mis-
sing a Sunday.
1t is said that Tillver Brothers, the
glass manufacturers, OF Winslow will
move lheiI business TO Elmer in the
Spring
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
if1th Legislature.

began is NlNtil NFfsN pH MANiaN
uiaht. .Nln,ut slAt\ NrMatArt, urnI 10
Ira H,un to net tie l];epuh!icAus tu Ie-
ron.iier tlrli Caucus action 10 support
a high license auI local apIt,u hill
crtnb.nrt a, ,Ir\ claim IL wrI4 ,irtrat
the R,@publcnl>iu E>>rN ut\t I1l. The
Caucus uu r,ieStaN ,~,t>.at-,. ,ri To lie.
cede from tie sal. taken.
Tine hili t~lnSai,> liza. q. suSau>,
uwr,. hurauals, and cs!.e>. HE ls.iutja.
ton ui winch u,-> w.! rNc.-4i a.p. Ini
malt anal >l4r..s.s.. Elc.sl> lie !lgrusr
see >L,l. NOT tx sr,> :sa.Sl.i,! IN simIl.
Ar ui4ce> having .,r! .sssi and la, less
THAN ir.tsH ula8fr.Ht< t!r Tee shall
not lr .r>s than si,rl and IA al. sinilla,
places having d. ,qlpulatinm exceeding
lu.tsHta license Tee OF not less then
s250 shall it changed.
Ii al-u pluNllts hat when ont tentil
of the lrsal votes OF any county shall
auply ly petitloijthe number to be de.
ltliIllltu ny lIt hpltS cast iii Tue itSt
election Tor As,pmblyntnl To the Cir
cult Court Judge in favor OF a ", IL by
SAID people of snch county as to wbe,h.
rr licenses shall issue on not. SAID Judge
shall order "A suecial election TO deter
mine whether any alcoholic, stirt nous.
malt brewrd az Intoxicating liu.pnr,
shall bp sold in said county. Tie cleo.
ttuu shall not be held within sixty DAYS
of auylneueraI election and shall he des-
tiuct from any other election ;nd not
less than tlltr months mon mon. than
six months from the date of the order
of the Judge. If local optiur, /, car
ried AL saloons must clnS,. ~ SKI,
,lays thereafter. The penalt, tor ,io-
ltting the local Option part II HE bill
shall be 5000 fine OF SIX months iuIpris-
olment, with costs. tor the lirst Of
fe,ce and for the second Offence, $500
liner one wears i"murisonmeut A
new election ma, be held il, one wear
after the irsl upor presentation of a
like uetitjon. The act is to 90 into
effect Nav |, lssS.
We were mistaken last week in st It.
ing that the West finch mesh bIl had
been killed. 1t has passed tn. Assem-
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY I

THURSDAY ", MARCH LIST Isss
at the residence OF the subscriber, in the town
ship of Lower Penns Neck, adjoining the L. y
Bate y, the following described personal prop.
erty consisting Of about II head of HORSES and
cattle:
HORSES head o fhorscs: l pair Of sorrel
horses coming 5 years It'd, good for work or
kind and gentle l sOrTel mare, with foal by An
diew Jackson l Brown, II years old, a good
a cook work animal; ] brown mare coming 4
years old, q good driver.
COWSs head OF good milk cows coming i'll
to profit soon.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.-On riding
carriage nearly new 3 plantation wagons, two
nearly new Il cart harness ; 2 sets hay shelvings.
32.norse blows, | steel plow, 3 one horse plows
s hoe harrows. COx's patent; ? fall0w harrows,
smoothing harrow, sod cutter, gang pillow sulky
rake, cory marker, corn %coverer, sweet potato
digger, Hewitt patent; hoes shoyels, forks,
rakes; 2 moving machines, one Eeen in use on
ly year; Osborn Binder, used 2 years Buckeye
graf drill will fertilizer att eminent, been IN
use 2 years Osborn faI mill, Ne ton corn shell,
Ter, grindstone, 20 foot ladder, . sets of half.
chain Il; rness, set OF single narnes, ret Of pillow
harness, brides, collars ana lines, 4 sets OF ny-
nets.
HOUSEHOLD ,iOODs--OEe good cook stove
apd fixtures, No. $50 Bureaus, , bedsIeads,
large milk cupboard, corner cupboard, 2 cell II
tables, ciiurn and horse. milk strainer, 4 lot OF
milk pans, &C., llsJ ma y articles not herein
7. N. Conditions at sale.
W. A. Casper Auct. SAMUEL wALLEN.
Also at the amt and place will be sold: 8
heiters With calf; ] bull coming 2 years old
2 steers coming 2 years old.
WILLIAM r. WALtEN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18

State Treasurer John J.. TofleN :
annual report TO the Legislature on
Tuesday shows that the receipts OF tie
stale rIcasuir. dining the EstSt yeal
amounted to Sl,772,usl -, at which
amount 81 ,uS3. 437 "A WAS paid IA 10y
railroad corporations Us tan and Sl14,-
G46 - was similarly paid 10y miscel-
laneuu,. corporations. The dlS6urSt-
ments lrr the year aggregated sl,tS9,-
UHi IS. The large disbursements were
as follows: Temporary l"aH. S25u,oVo;
Cont Expenses. Sl3i, Isl NJ: militia.
Sllo,215. ~; >talr Lunat.c AsNlun
Sl0s, 4,G "a; STATE Capitol rebuilding,
Sl05, SOS 30, The Legislature cost So,
625 a; state rli>pu SALARIES, S12,!Su ~;
state Prison maintenance, S'u,lsI III,
Home lor Disable, soldiers. S~jn,N'Su3,
and Reform school. - u.s. II.
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Jan II 'sS $. Il. Leap II Son "a
3T4
Feb IL 'TS Bal in hands of Col
ut Statement IL II
FRANK g FEATHERER,
DISBURSEMENTS

Salem County ~.
Personally appeared before
the subscriber, n OF the Justices ai
the Peace in and tor the county of Sa-
lem, Frank q. Featherer, Clerk OF this
township of Oldmans, who upon his
oath doeth say that the forgoing 3.
n true statement of the Receipts and
Expenditures of the township for the
year Eighteen Hundred and eight,
Seven.
sworn and subscribed
before ME this Is, day ! r. ~F'ratherer.
of Feb. A. ID. 1888 CLERK
William ii. Pedrick
Justice of. the Peace,
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
SIIERIFF'S SALE
Of
REAL ESTATE !

IN GltANtEhN Or NEW JERSEY.
Between The Franklin Loan and
Building Association OF Salem n.
j., CoInplt. And ffieii facias.
s Masf Amanda Butler ps sss mus,
iy virtue of the above stated writ, To me dir
eeted and delivered, l viii Sell at Public Vendua
In front OF the Court House In the City of Sa-
lem, n. d., on
SATURDAY. MARCH Sd. 1855.
Between the hours or IL and 5 O'clock In the at-
ternoon OF said day. all the following described
House and lot OF Land and Premises, situate In
tOwnship Of Upper PENS Neck, in the county
Of Salem and State OF New Jersey.
Beginning at "A corner OF Rebecca l.. Mopre's
lot Ia the middle OF the public roa leading
from Pennsgrove To SharptOwn, and runs % by
her line south iorty-seyen and a quarter de-
grees west one hundred and seventy feet to 4
corner thence t2) south thirty tive and a qu If
ter degrees east ti.irtycight feet to a corner OF
Elizabeth Dennis lot theLce t3) by her line
north forty seven and a quarter degrees east
one hundred and seventy feet To another cor
ner OF Elizabeth Dem S lot In the mrt,ile Of
the Aforesaid road thence ~ Down the middle
OF said road North thirty-two and n quarter de-
grees west thirty eight feet TO the place Of be
ginning containing six thousand four iundre
and sixty square ie-t OF ground, be the 81 ne
land aud premises thai were ouyr ycd by Mary
rispin To Mary Amanda Butler by deed dated
Nov. LIST A : isiO.
selzed ahL / ken IN execution aS the property
Of Mary Ainuita Butler ana husband. Defend
ants at ti;t salt uf Franklin Loan and Building
Association al Safani, ". D. tUinplainantS. and
To be sod by
JANIS BUTCHER, Stl E n.
W 7. HiLIIlRD, SJl.
lated Sherin.s oliee. = lem, N. j. Jan. a6, l&s.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18

The great political sensation oi the
week was a published letter from J. Il,
Blaine. ,,nuw ia Florence, Italy, IN which
he SAYS his name will not % before Re
publican convention rs 4 candidate lOr
the Presidential nomination. II Is "
modest withdraw rs II candidate aud
after reading tie glowing prospects 81
success winch lie pictures tor his PARTY
one MAY infeIithat "liarkis is wlllin''
II his party consents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
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Wsaders Il the WsslA, NAruaAL Asn or.s.. Con.
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! = esdTunteed or money refiRded. Posta'e stau
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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Sarah has left my
bed aud board, all persons are hereby
forbidden trusting her on my account
rs ! will Iay M bills If her coninc.-
ing. GEORGE A. PIDG EON.
Dated, Fen. $, 1885 2-ll-2t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE STOCk
TNHE subscriber will sell at public sale, on

Friday, February Gath, 1888,
At the reside ce Of the subscriber, near Web
ster's Mill. about one mile from WOodstown.
53 head of stock, consisting Of 2 colts, 2 mules,
p heifers, lUcOws, Q bulls, and breeding sows,
as follows:
2colts, coming 3 years old. one Of which is q
stud, by IancewoOd, and the other a mare coli
by Patchen, out OF a Star mare.A
One pair OF mules, 4 years old, l6 hands high,
weigh g9O pounds. well mated as I courage
and style aud second TO none IN the county.
Twenty-sne heifers, coming three years, with
calf and calve by their side, AN extra itne lot.
Among these he fers are three "a. Holsteirs,.
and the balance are York state.
Ten young cows, one Of which ID a Guernsey.
with cali and calves by their side.
Nine bulls, 4 coming l year old, 4 coming 9
year, old. Seven III these are Purham, | a halt
blood HOlstein. and one u full.hlo0i registered
HOisiein.
Nine Jei sey Red breeding sows, VIII farrOw
10 April and May.
This stock is aneycepti0hally fine lot and we'll
worth the a tention OF any one wishing to pur,
chase.
Sale to comE:-nce at | o'cIork, sharp. and
will he positive. as have no keep for them In
the summer. Conditions made knOwa AT sale.
W. A. Casper.LAuet. 2-ll-2t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
A MULE

s gears old, good size and will work
All. Hiiere for sale because hav- H.
mate for it. Can be seen on the Sum
merrill farm t W. miles below Bridgeport
CHARLES III. ELwELL, :
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18

DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1887.

pISHl RSEMENTS FOR 1887.
Mar =. lfS1 ] Justice turkey bill 9 %
Geo. 6 Sparks turkey bill 70 81
Summ} rtll n do. statement IL ~
+. Sparks shells Il road work los 10
Geo. q Homer read work ~ -
,ino 5 Hampton road work , ~
W IL 1edrick warrants and
atiitayits 200
: NJ Hunt collector 4 %
J A Wlinwrieh, shells 100 %
Township committee d %
Clerk} Zee 3 %
Mar. L.. 1887, Stanly room rent 3 no
+ SparkS read work y old
cominittee Zee ~ 50
: VI Uaymsn Clerk tees & 90
:. Stasly rem for town
shipI election %
Mare - : Ifortman nar-
riagts. births aud deaths t 10
July : ~ 30 ~Jerseymsn printing rs
Aug6 A. Turner road
WORT and scnper 200.
Aug ~ IS Henry Shoemaker
duel bill -
Nov 10 A Wainwright shells. 100 90
Dec | " leo o.
" II '1Chas Pedrick " 100 90
" Il ~ 4 Wainwright lnp 90
" ~ III Shoemaker duck bill *
oct | "'summctin X do. print
ing sa< rot'ces 4 30
OCT ! - stationery X stamps 3 10
Nov - 81 Commits, Of Appeal . %
Feb Il - Road dist. No. |, &.
e Enrucr 4l6 10
Rnad list. M. :. : Hampton 315 6o
BAG Turner a6T 20
~'mlv room ren, 3 10
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
SCHOOL DIST. NO. IS

SCHOOL DIST. NO. As
RECEIPTS.
Mar IL - Bal in Col. hand 1852 50
D = Reserve fund IL %
Apr 81 = Int Surplus Revenue Pc l6
Nov - State appropriation 81 40
Jan IA Is Part int Surplus Rev. p IL
Feb 7 +. state tax $50 So
1927 Is
DISBURSEMENTS.
Mar l6 ~ Robert c Pedrick 20 90
Anr :. Mary l. favor 10 90
= 10" " SIS 90
Nav l3" 40 90
Nov 4 81 Mary J. Taylor 30 90
{. Priscilla W Lippincott 30 90
" d" Samuel l. Pedrick u 81
Pa Priscilla w Lippincott 30 90
Dec 23 . 80 90
$40 81
Feb Il rs Bal in hands OF Col
up to statement $50 "a
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
1LINQUENTS NONE.
.CHOOL DIST. NO. A
DISBURSEMENTS

fVoI %
DISBURSEMENTS.
Mar 1851 Mary shoemaker So %
May 3 r. Geo. L.ippincott 16 II
June ID. Jas b g ibbon $50 co
Oct 5 Il Watson = 10 90
Nov % Nathan W Lippincott 81 46
Jan 3 81 Gro Lippincott AS II
ga -
Feb IA ~ RAJ in Col hands up
20 statement 522 "
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18
a Statement

W IHV TVFOVIFIs HHU expenditures OI
Olamans Township
for the ytar ending Feb l4th. 1888.
Feb II, uSSS Balance due the
township nj last statement 1872 81
Mortgages OF ~ rs %
Amt Of duplicate Sj5ns II
less paid Co. Col 4O45 90
District SCHOOL tax 3l4 81
Pas 20
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-18

Feb Il ~ Bal in hands OF Col
up to statement $50 "a
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-12-20
The House In Order.

We refer to the house in which is to
ybc placed the machinery and boilers for
the generation OF the electric currents
which will give light for the streets OF
Hillsboro. The building is about com.
,pleted, rooted in and ready for its fur
nishings. The machinery is all pui-
achased and bills OF shipment are already
received by the officers of the Hillsboro
Gas and Electric Light Company. Some
time time since in the columns OF the
Nnws. H ERALD it was said that it was
rprobablc that the town would be lighted
sby electric lights about the first OF Janu.
AIRY, 1889. 1t now appears that 1t will
Ae at lea,t a month later. There were
several causes which together produced
this delay. 1t would not be very inter.
esting reading for the public to give the
detailed statement of delays, but it Will
lbe much more interesting for the citi-
.zens of Hllsboro to know that every.
thing is now progressing satisfacl clorily
without the least appearance Of any
further delay, and it may be confidently
said that person with good eyes will
be able to read the evening paper on
ahe public square on and after the
month Of February, 1889, with no other
aid save that OF the electric lights.