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THE MARKETS.
CATTLE.

CHICAGO, June 9.-Caltle. receipts. 1000
steady; beey.s, s. 1904 81; stockers and feed
ers, $2.aO14. 10; Texans, 81 65a4l5.
HOGS
Receipts, l6, ,OO0 Slow and SC. lower. Mixed
IS 40Gt570; heavy, S5.55Cg5 rs; light, 5.3oI45.65
SHEEP
Receipts 100. Weak. Natives, - 00a5 4o
Texans, $2U0s4.O0; western, 50 ooCs3 to.
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Skirnnish Drill.

WEST POINT, June At 6 O'Clock the
battalion was called out and went through
very realistic skrmish drill. AT the
evening parade formal announcement
OF the result OF the annual examinatisns
were made. First in order of merit in the
class is Henry Jerves, of south Carolina
aud the next four are Charles II. McKins,
ley, OF California, VIM. v. Hudson, of In
diana, Joe Burr, of Missouri, and Charles
q. Gallup, Of New York.
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New Oov.-OeneraI ARRIVES.

QUEBECK, June 9.-The steamer "Sarn,a-
uon, with Lord Stanley, the new Cover.
at 9:1O o'clock tonight. As soon as the
steamer was made fast, his ex-
celiency and suite stepped ashore.
and we're received by guard Q. hono or from
the battery. After short stay, the whole
for Otsvwa direct. ''''
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nISSOI.Jr,rJON NOTICE

The firm of Kury & 1lse. merchant tall
ors, No. 20, Riverside avenue, have dis
solved partnership by mutual consent, Mr..
Kury retiring. Mr.. llse will continue busiy
ness in the SAME stand and will pay all
bills against the firm and collect all bills
due them. GEoRoE lLsE,
27-6s b. kURY.
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civil Service Investigation Con
tInu0d,

BALTIMORE, June 9-Senator Hales' cub
committee resumed their civil service in
vestigation to-day. w. T. Henderson, a
postotfice inspector for fifteen years up to
1886, testified to a nismanageme and
general cleaning out of efficient employees
In the postoffice since the change In the
administration. Senator Blackburn "What
are your politicl?" Mr.. Henderson |:
Republican, an unqualified republican,
and work for the party whenever and
wherever can," That's right" said the
senator. Are you the Mr.. Henderson
whom we heard so much of down south in
1852" ~ am. was down there after a
money order forger and | captured him
too in Jackson, Mississippi" Several other
witnesses were examined whose testimony
was generally in the same direction. The
committee then adjourned.
, 1888-06-14
Base Ball,

WAsHISGToN, June 9.-The Washingtons
presented another game to the Indianapo.
lis team to-day by miserable fielding and
weakened at the bat. Score: Washingtons
3, indianapolis 4.
PHILGDELPHIA, June 9-The game with
Pittsburg lacked interest although IL was
close. Both pitchers were unsteady. Score:
Philadelphia 2, Pittsburg /.
New YoRK, June GA great crowd to.
day saw Chicago take revenge for their de.
feat yesterday. Krock's pitching was very
good and his support perfect. The home
team put up rather poor game Score: New
York 4, CbicagoS.
Bosros, June 9,-Ten thousand people
saw Harvard defeat Yale by score Of sew
EN- to three at Cambridge this afternoon.
Yale must now win both her rem aiming
games to tie Harvard and cannot pass
her.
At acknowledgements 9, st. Louis 5.
At Louisville - Louisville ~. Kansas
City 4.
At Baltimore-Baltimore IL, Athletic, 8.
At tBrooklyn-Clevelsnd s, Brooklyn g.
BosTos, June 9.-The Wolverines out
played Bostonians at all points ta.day.
Score; Boston o. Detroit 10.
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,hIeS, B4y,UUU bNTrPIt,
dull and steady.
MONEY MARK H'f .

Money on cali easy, l. clo' ed offered AT In.
prim,. mercantile paper. 4a6,
sterling exchange. dun anu steady; A-sS1a
FOR Ug.day bills; A.SSi for demand.
, 1888-06-14
Caused a Sensation.

PHILADELPHIA, Jnne 9-The filings of
papers In the suit of Count Mitkieurcks
against Wharton Baker caused q sensation
in financial circles In this city. To-day
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

NEW YoRK. June q.--Hops quiet, steady and
Coffee, SPOT, far; Rio, nominal ut s18 90;
OPT ops, 30@5Sc lower, fairly active. sales,
SIS, 800 bags.
BARLEY, sales for June at s13 So(9l3 80: July,
$l2.lotal235; August, Sll l,l0Cgll 35; September,
10 .3oCDo.60; October, SlD.lUglo.2O; December,
SO 05dl0 20.
sugar, quiet and unchanged; refined, dull;
yellow, 5.5- l6(G59s.
Copper, lead and tin, not quoted.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
NEW YoRk, June 9-The stock market
closed to day dull and weak. though the vol
ume OF business was somewhat larger than Tor
he corresponding hours OF previous days of
the week Oregon Improvement gained ~
but Rock Island In down "a, Northwestern
ia, ST. Paul preferred ~, and the common
per cent. ,
Petrol. um opened firm at 70 and advanced
Jsc. In early trading. but brcame weak In ne
first hour ana a decline set In " hich continued
until noon. The market closed at Isl..
Consolidated ENchange-Open.d at ~,
hilhest, 1885; low. st, Tsi4 closing. 7sE.
Stock Exchange-Opened at 1914; highest
7Sak: lowest, 7SlS; closing, 7eIa.
SNales. .84s, Coz barrels.
Governments dull and steady.
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Barker refused to zee any newspaper men.
one OF the subscribers to the 800. 900 blind
pool to-day. SAID that Barker has tho
count ION the hip" Barker has receipts
from him for all the money he spent IN
China. We never agreed to give him
whar he claims. He was to get nothing
except cash consideration for his SER
vices and small interest In the compa.
MES. We are still ut work, but OF course
Mltkieucks is not with us and until we
are quite through we cannot tell the pub
lie just where the concessions stand. You
may say, however that we expect to put
the scheme through. ! don't know what
Mr.. Barker intends to do about the
connts suit. don't suppose he
Will pay much attention to it,
A prominent business man, also one OF the
ten who formed the blind pool. said that
the Chinese government refused some
time ago to have anything to do with any
Americans unless they parted company
with Mitkeurtz. Argument was Of no
avail and finally Wharton Barker proposed
that the members Of the syndicate sign a
paper Transferring their interests to him so
he could start airesh and secure the con.
cessions from the Chinese. This
was agreed to, but the count
fatty refused to enter into
such an agreement, and placed every oh.
nation, and finding that I'D Dker could not
be cajoled or frightened into acceding to
his terms he began suit against him. The
business man alluded to above also said
that the concessions were all right. He
continued, 1--WE have not succeeded yet in
freezing the Couut out, but think that we
will. After we we get rid of him
Barker will go ahead and get
the concessions irrevocaby granted to
us. There is something back oi all this
and it concerns the Chinese minister. l
can't tell you just what it is, but when 1t
comes out there will be a sensation, l tell
you. The count has raised an awful row,
and we are sorry we did not know him be.
fore we took him in with us. You will
hear something more In short time
Bririshers Rescued.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-The Oceanic
steamer, Mariposa, arrived from Sydney
via Auckland and Honolulu to day. She
reports that on May 29lh she rescued from
Palmyra Island an inhabited coral reef
about l, 800 miles north of the Samoan
group the crew and passengers of the Brit
ish bark, Henry James" Captain Latti-
mort, which WAS wrecked there on April
10, while bound from Newcastle n. s. w. |
10 San Francisco. The captain of the |
was notified of the wreck by the |
com mander of the United States steamer, |
When the Mariposa srrived at
the island, he found the provisions of the |
party very low but they had been able to
oles found on the island, and no serious |
illness had occurred. The outcasts were
given liberal donations of clothes and
money by the officers and passengers of |
he Mariposa, and a few days later were
anded at Honolulu where they will re-
main until the next steaper for this port
arrives.
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Rryehnrg


II Il gratifying % Know that fryeburg
4. no lonafr hrrai'sd a. IN. nat coifest
place On Ffaucou.s. o. t1e msfcugy las
reached lover eguse In mAny other places
In Us state than this. IN this last cold
wave.
The Tcup,rancs Association meCtiu :
that vAs D. BE- bell Saniay. the 22ni, a,
ne Uuiversalist charel, Wa deferred On
accnunt ~ he Ncstaer ant travelling
NJ. A % PIke -. prtvcutci. Nv sick.
ness. from attending thr meetiug % The
nosri 90 Agriculture. 90 which be- Is q
MEMBER. and l. stiii confnsd % The house.
Mrs. Pfc has returned from Portland,
where she vas cAliei ~ The Illness % Der
s0u
rhomis S1aiher ais gons - Concord %
Sc Herbert Oilu. who L. In poor health.
Mssonie Installation on Noutay even
lag. the 11i
Nv sptinr. " "; " Locke. =. W. n ".
sssTsr y W W a. TarbnA. Treas., ,. Z.
iirranfas see a. o. Hastings. =. n. y.
Chariss. =. n q. ". EmerY, r. =. Ss-tsiie.
Crasr. Il
A supper VS. servci. and an address ~
Rev. NJ. Crosisy. tecltAilous ~ J. W.
Sni.h. Aui music by as,lsci choir. mits 10
a. ENJOYABLE occasion.
Miss 4 walkers school IN nls'. No. :
closed Friday. the gsth.
TIE pink ics. which vks % have taken
place Tkufsiay eve. was postponed 10
Tuesday. thr slst
Mr. Lvltgs,ou Aiteuiei Mrs A v.
stevens funeral a. North fryebsfg on
Thursday The s6ih.
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North Fryeburg

The loug Illness 20 Mrs.. A. v. Stevens.
iaring which her fricnis have h,i mAuy
a.terst.1us 90 hope Aud auKisiy. uas cui.
"a Nv her death iasi Mouisv night
TIE silver welding - Me-. and Mfs
Whitman ToWlc was celebrated by gaih.
sfipg 40 thsIt hone 90 FRIDAY evening.
Jan goth. TIE bad curililou ofthe roads
prevented the AiirnfAucc ~ many ffients
Who hai desired a. be present. ani on The
following Tuesday second AT larger
cInPtuy assembled. O. spend a most en-
IrvA1,e tveui1g TIE good will % mAnY
ffituf. ant r,ighe1r- sss aite-tc'i by ihe
numerous ari hsslt.fal gIils. which lnclgi.
81 tcs - 10 no pieces, sous fnc pisces
~ silver Ani g.as. and other tasteful Art.
cIts
LNsi vrsk Tuesday haif icfru OF more
10 thr Oti Fellows sssemh'ed o isrd 4
ht'r.ng hari othcir brother Ward Hatch
Ius. wlo Is sue ring from An luIary 81 b.
lant To CrugAuy worked with righi
scot MI. ant tr1aght tn BE door a.
wars surpv 20 wood
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Lovell.

4. ". Fox has sold MI. in,srss, la the
hardware business % Brown For, 20 q.
N Moore. The stock % hardware IL 20 be
moved into the store with Mr. Moorc's
stock OF paints and underiAker's goods
ard the business carried on by M.ssTs
Moore and Brown.
TIE drama advertised FOR Tuesday even.
log was postponed until Friday, on &C
count % The weather.
Any one who mentions the snow and the
wind, or the condition % the roads, j1st
wastes bis Ink AMI postal card.
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Bethel.

Oss Zoo, % solid snow fell al Bethel
wednesday night. and Thnrsiay sni fn'
isy the wlud hlew fsarfully, With IN thsr'
mons,er below zero al the ums, ffldv
m ,fnlng resistsIing i69 helOs snd sit'
urisy morning l2o belos The roads are
irapss.s1le The mall due Thursday mora
log dii not reach Bethel station ualll > o.
clOck ?. NJ. Friday, aud the carrier, q \
Pislstei. had N take 10 upon hanisled -
the once. u being simply Impossible 10 ge'
q horse through. Saturday morning tne
wind va. blowing q gale. Durins The
gaze Friday The smoEs stack In The char
factory vks blown down snd badly broken
Fritz Goddard h,i Q anger sawed on ,nd
hand badly mu,ila,si IN The eeslr factory
Tuesday.
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Hiram

We were visited byA furious gale Jan
1912. SOB. Ani slsi
ca the s1i he m rcury fcl' - =. below
aero. ga the .1i u fcii 20 so Below.
On the i9ih oysnlng Rev. ) y. Peafson
of Portland. delivered ~ the CCugl
church under the auspices ~ Uuliy Lofgc.
I ID ofG T. bic celebrated lecture cnl.
Id 'Msn turnni lusiie out II Sas so
abls AM Interesting lecture, at u - D.
repeated in more favorable weather.
wm n Pa, Eco. h,s returned from =
visit O. 10 Goa AZ Lowell. Mas.
Mis- ThlftA Back l. icsching a. Gfstou,
Mas
SIR. Isaac = Lowell ahd her daughter
Loiur have visited rviailves q, G5rham.
MAine.
We received 90 TIE STA very Interest
irs ieiisr from our Oh frleui ard Legisla.
tive colleague jacob H. LovslIy, H. Of
Albany AZ the see 90 - BE Il crioying
ne IutAn sumner % q long. usCfal, and
SCI spent lif- lie has sstV~i a. town
treasure a. years, post master ~, Ahi
Justice % The Peace some e. years. lie
stii fttsirsA Keen interest 10 publlc AZ
fairs a, vel A. me C1nfch ant SAbbiih
school Far dIsiA1t 30 The daJ when III.
genial spirit shal orsse % iliumlnc thv
broAi circle 81 h.s mNny friends
Reubsn = N1ui1n snt Efasius Stotcr
are hkullug Ia plse from Geo X Beans
Cotton LOT o. Ssc1 river.
.5,h Mercury % below zero.
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phosnhnies In Food.

Natures lass o, supply and demand Te-
qulrc The cOI-tant presence % tie paOs'
paates In the human system. A. thy are
consumed with every eiflrt, so arc they an
abso.ats nscssslty % the health aud WELL
btiug OF the human organization. They
are coniAlltd 10 every n1re, tissue, nerve
Gui muscle OF the body. Psychologists
teach Us that with "a Abunisni sopplY In
the system. good heslth Il The rule, and
that without that supply disease IL insyi-
table. The thoughtful reader will ~ once
see how important It's to exercise fore
thought aud care ~ 10 the proper selection
OF food. In order % secure fJr the syst m
the necessary phOsphates which 10 daily re-
qulres 10 has been determined by scien.
tinc experiment that lie cannot be sBs-
tanned without 50 ample and constant sup
ply OF this vital substance. Ia the pro.
cess OF boiling hne white n0ur, nearly ell
OF the phOsphA,es OF the wheat grain are
separated with the bran, and animals led
upon this nne -four, alone, lost their
strength, and DAILY died. The nlur does
not contain The phOsphA,es In suiiieleut
qusniliy 70 sustaln lie.
Some years ago Prof, IlorsfJri Invented
process whereby these phospha,ss were
restored 10 the nOur. 10 the form ola bik'
ing powder; and 10 isA curious act that
there Is no other process to-day that ads
anything OF nutritious value 10 a oaklUg
powder Crctm Of tartar and slum are
largely used 10 bskiug powdsrs, bat IN
have M yAlus except a. m rely raising
agents, AID many physicisns consider
them - decidedly iulufiOus
Prof HorsfJrd's process attracted The
attention 90 the scientific world, and r.
csiyed universal eommeuds,inn. iodted,
the boted Lleblg OF Germany, who dlsplsy'
ed mach lntsresi In the study OF tie inven'
tlou. wrote enthusiastic illF Of 10 great
value. lie said II have thfougn az ea'
seri,s Ossxperlmen,s, satisfied mysslf OF
thu purity AMI exeellepcs Of your Bread
Preparation The bread has 70 ,cit, ]:
easily dlgtsttc, and ~ tn test as'e
Aside from the conyeniencts this inyalu
able idea OF yours has provided. | consider
this Invention a. oue OF the most useful
Gins which seienc has made 10 msnklnd
Is Is certsln that the nutritive value OF th'
f)ur will be Inc ressed ten per cent. BY
your phosphate Bread Preparation, snc
The result IL pr eclsely the same - II tn
fertility OF our whest fields hsd been In
creased by that amount What wood,r'
fal result IL thlsr'
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The Bennett Robbers

R.NGoH. Jan. "a.
james n. Poster and C'areucc WaNn-yt
In B.usor 81. saitng trial fnr steailu-
Peter Bsunsits thirty thousand doiiafs'
are carIols pair Wh.in-y lives an oril-
nAry prison ne. tAkloE prison ARE az Il
src.s.ug tsIy la the prison yard % sep ~
- sppstItr He "a not very commlhlls =.
tive. 49, b. q - uo, avoid visitors. aAi
Il u1t v...b'y tfectst by be surroundings.
Win F1stgr 81. last tae reverse lie
1Frs entirely In his Inner cell lie "a.
slmrfuous meals served % HIN mere anA
has every comfort that monef en- ely.
ils has pisniF % m1ney. bsi1g supPlsa
sita 10 1y NJ York fflenis, 10 = SAL.
Curiosity prompts many visitor 20 me
Ii.I o. ~ 90 20 a pep a. Bis fafe out tAet
have 81 fsTei - ftr N lies ca hls rpl
s-,istssi FsadlHg. TIE most % he tine, ani
sasn visitors sppfoACh. he rolls over WIZ
h.s Zee a. ths Nal where b festnr.- n
uot hs seq. lie has the New hofk Ahl
Boston papers regularly ani reais mem
csrsfarv Sc utterly refuses % see sny
one except rs friends.
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UPTON.

Aiv, Coolidge has retained from The
West iie ihlnks oxford County, Ne j.
better coputry for hlm than Minnesota.
AsA Abbott ard VIII Holden 81 visiting
~ CbAse a Lanes ani M,Nimilllan s ~
der's camp-.
Roscoe Lane and wife are visiting fflsnds
In town
m +. Chase l. 40 home from tn woods.
q l.. Abbott and Y. W Brszg ar get
ting . supply ~ wood Tor Mr.. Chase.
n has been fcArfally cold ,nt wirdy DUR
Ing the week
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East Sumner.

Tbar.fay'. storm Va. tough one, AMI
lie roads are 90 May places iupAssio'e
Ths n F.GB railroad run three etg'
sni ploW., ant made every 'nift IN keep
The line open. 10 was prootoly the sever
%. storm since he oiittafi OF t"o 49,
-. Tr.veIing on tie roads vas Temp
rarily suspended.
me Congl Ladies Circle glyss nni
.,rnsr \, TIE new vesify on WEDNESDAY
svsning. Feb. 1T. TIE proceeds are I"
ply f1r seitses In The vssiry
Barrows Post, @ A. II hold THEIR hth ',
r,s.tIus A. Ea., Samusr on The seeonh
Ss,ari.y afternoon 10 feoruAfy
Nm varusy 10 very low with eoasump p
tion ant csnu0i survive long. I~o s'h'
from DakOtA have been on u 'l.t nl
E.tmsn receives over To- sp2Ic,,l,u'
-. -. a,,. flr III. snnu, seed catalogue.
H. b,siuess I. lastly Increasing.
SLOcUN
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An oil physician. retired from praci O., tav.
lnE tai placed in his hands ~ sn ltsi iuila
missionary, The frTmuia Of simple vegetable
rfnsdY fof the speedy ani permanent care 90
Iousumptinn, bronchitis. CatAwh. Asthma N
AZ threat And Lung Arcciiors, aiso = positive
and raitcai cure foe Nervous Debility IN al
Nervous Complaints. AFTER having tsstSi 10
sonfcrful curative pnHsrt In thousands -
Gases. has isit 10 bic lgty % make u knuvn "a
his suffering fellows. ACtuaifii ~ THIS motive
ard tfstfv % relieve human Suffering, MI
send fee ~ charge, % al Sho desire u. THIS
focipf. On eeTmAn. ffcnctior lnEiist, Siih ful
difsrtinus tlf preparing AMI using rsnt ~
mall by addressing uith stamp, naming this
Fstsr =. y
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Mason
Pro DuTENRuRr.

The cold wave conilnu,s from the north.
We; ,ni January may be safely called =
cold month
Buslress IL Lively bat 10 has been very
| bad tine Tor mca ani teams.
oar msll IL very irregular. one tine
hAi 20 mail Tor tea days. Wrote my card
last week Wednesday bot bad no chance
90 get u 90 the office.
As. Bean starts up hls steam mill 10
Mason to-day. ThrOngh The cuelessness
Of ~ engineer be foani hls engine 10 bsd
condition. fal % Zee and badly damaged.
! Gee. u NORTH has been oui ~ health %
late. urisr lhr doctors care part Of the
time.
: ID. Grover has b,agAi stampAge OF
y. q Mills Ani Il now cutting and haulieg
white birch f1r A. : Bean.
Lewis y. wheeler has nice ioi OF birch
AMI poplar f0r sale
Miss Emma Fot. 90 West Lowell. 10 A.
work IN the family % G. y. BroWr.
TIE Msfrcil boy l. dolng well
lpsfrrci from isst vel
wheiher 700 believe 10 90 Dot 10 showed
All night ani BIDS fair now IN snow al isy.
There l. sbout three feet % snoN on The
highlanSs now.
a. y. bsan VII soon stAfl ~ Dis steam
mill I'm tbs town.
nlrch cones iu rather slow Hart
bfsaking ths roads The cause.
EH-igc MefriIrs ntile by iei from The
great beam In che barn sifikirg ou grain
Boa. broke one 20 hls legs shove The kuec
.InA shlckiug manrtr. n ~as sct ~ Dr.
J A Tsaii.c TIE doctor ihlnts TIE Tex
must always BE- shorter than he other.
Thosr 10 aitCrfarcc say TIE liile fellow
suftfs TERRIBLY
u T Malus las retained from DcCflng
tie wcni dshiuE a. SehsEo Saturday
aai caught about thiriy Custs. Some ~
iAsm weighed seven OF eight pounfs
splice How Is that fora nan = year,
ola
Thefc trs seven team. haaiing pulp wool
from Mason o. West Bethel We have =
road f1su The meadow this wlnisr
n n Grover l. htullng wool from
Na.rn n urthFl I'LL
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NaWrY.

The weather f1r a week pact has betn
such that news could not circulate very
freely In these pkrs. The tail end OF TIE
rre.i ve.tsrn bilrtArd h,. been switching
,rouni here considerably, I should say
Cou.lderab!s -ickb-ss l. prevailing a.
present. Mrs. n y Arle IL much worse
again. Miss MAY Powers. daughter OF G.
N. /. Powers, % Sswry Corner, IL qalte
nm OF rheumatic trOable. Frank Bisbee
has been In poor health long time, bot IL
some better Just now. Sadls Baker l. bet
ter than ~ last writing
Steam mills Al Corner and =, the Braueh
arc laisudlng 20 commence saving next
Monday. A large amount Of birch has
been ysfded, so they say.
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West Peru.

whcn Ne dni oar thermometer register.
Irr from lgto 80 bel1s zero tVery morn
iug. 10 IL a511t a. fkr below nothing - Ne
care 20 20.
Thomas nargtss has vefy uicc lot oi
,ra.,fstkist1n Orer fsfty cords.
Stap'ss Ium1er Cr,S passed throngh
hrrc thIs vetk. en- rluis ior Rumiori Cen.
~. whers they iutrnt 90 sPsud TIE test OF
fhr winter ilmhrring
Sylvester Frost cane uui ~ TIE SoOis
.tbls -srk wIth very sore thf0ai IL i
r.rsrsf rcr.plaIut On thls section
UlIsst Tfursdsy. the Js,h. Mrs. T. II.
ns-grs. VS. presented with a ysfy pretty
-I-l BABY. sslghlng 10 IL pounts.
ny waioa "a. purchassi the steam
Min - Mex CO Corner ari i now moving
It iowa to Hart scrabble. Boa
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Wtlson'sNfills

see that some - the correspondents
spsak ofs cold wave passing. They are
rlorc Fortunate than ~ are. for u has
cone here iD stay. according @ present
sp9raraucfs Tuesday itsi. mcrcgry AZ
4. bciow zero AZ daybreak.
John TAstmAn started Coz PArmAchesuce
With q horse And sleigh. TIE nfst TINE De
ever mAis the Trip that nay.
Triay. n. T. Llunsn started n take %
a new ml'ch COW f1r Camp Caribou, lur'
n,y To- wou'i hs Impossible % nate a. thl-
season 10 The year ifit va not 'or ne IAN
b.rirg above hsrv. TIE suPq'y teams Keep
good roAf thfol.h the woods.
Msrcury -t7 hi@1F l.r1 sunday morn
iug.
Srne more oxen " re dfiyeu 20 TIE pAsi
week f1f Lazy aci EIinwnot.
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Giland

We have Us, pulled through week ~
A. rough weait ef IS We have had for years.
The roads Gfc almost impossible, bot
We ought % De Coatsnt by reading What
he people oai West have bal - contend
With.
Elmsr Kimbsu ass = uice music box IN
be gwen % tn one guessing The nearest
humber % beans In bottle. A. 20 eetb
guess
A. I Kelliah IL plltiug on 10 the river
one million OF sprace, f1r Einln Plummer,
ofLisbou. The driving l. lsi 90 Lewiston
pariie. IL comes on; by A. ID. Lays.
wv. Bennett has bis mill running. IL
IA. been extensively rem0deled aud Soik.
complete. IIsnry Bean IL chief cook and
bottle washer
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South Bethel

TIE isrtut- hy Mr Iisich vss postponed
urfI MONDAY sYfrluc on account % The
storm ii Wa very Interesting lecture.
n exhibited ths tif-feut m.thois - writ.
Ire among zoe Billed NJ Hatch isag graf
uatr 20 Pefkius irs'tutr Dr thc blind.
wu'1u Academy So. j. row ianlcr az
Bstr- College
m Uoisiou hss bought the silupagc ~
On, sloi ali Ian rer on tar iirm 10 The
ate Hoses Ep.sy
Q1.trA delegation from thls place Al.
tended TIE GrasEe 40 Bsihei last wcdnes.
fav evening The member, from mis-
place clusutl;e rssfIy one fourth - ne
Grange thfrr
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East Brovnaeld.

Another hsaVy snow storm tai' N'Au''
dsy) morning 49,, a..
sehool closed In Dist No. Friday, the
s-th. Nr G1uli returns 20 S'rih Bfidg'
Ton. ,-. -,
Ms. Asdie Auard closed her third tern
=, Hiram Jan Ssh. and Is now Al home.
NJ. IIslsp C,tchsll has had sn sitaek
~ rh,pms,isu,. .nd been obliged % leave
NJ. v. NJ Siickusys.
"a ,,.In. hsys been much delayed Tor
a. I..t two weeks, and on cross roads
,ss,s b,s h,d 10 be good deal OF shovel
lpg done. s.,..,.,
the 18Th. postponed NON slss on seeosA'
OF the blow.