The Press., 1888-03-01
STAFFORD.

The latest victim to pneumonia is B Daniel Spelman of Orcuttville, who diet Saturday night after brief illness. Fl. was & contractor and builder, a straight forward man, and universally respected His funeral, on Tuesday, was under con r duct of WOlc Dtt Lodge of Masons.
 Justice Washburn on Monday found T. Ruby, of the East Main-st. saloon, guilty of reputation and of keeping with intenI to sell. Ruby was given time to decide whether to appeal, as the same justice vii hold court Monday, March IA, to hear reputation charges against W. Remmert, NJ, and J. W. Mccarthy and Fred Wade.
 Next Sunday Sunday school at Or cuttville at 3 p. m-, and social meeting at To The Press There seems to be an fncltuation on the part of some in the diff ferent towns to ignore the law relating to the sale of cider, or else 1t IS not under stood what the law is. The law as it now stands reads thus "And all fermented cider sold to be drank on the premises, or in quantities less than five gallons, to be delivered at one time." have had infor- nation from Coventry, Mansfield and Will hngton that some are apparently selling ia violation of the law. It must be stop ped. Respectfully, T. G. HoDasoN,
 PRos. AGENT. parade of Hi Hepry's miustrels, on Tuesday, March 6.
 Mrs. Josiah Converse left last evening for Parker, Dak., where her daughter, Mabel, is. She is expecting to remain there for considerable period.
 Julius Converse was not kept indoors above 24 hours by his dislocated shoulder.
 .-The ". B. 0. will hold their regular All members are requested to be present.
 Meeting of the ". c. T. U. at their room on Friday, at 3 p. m.
 Patrick Hassett, while driving a wood team on Monday, slipped and fell, the spiintering the bone. Dr. Newton attend ed this case, also one few days previous of Edward Allen, Who fell from a loaded wagon and fractured his knee pan.
 -The Gayety Opera Co., gave good sat- Saturday evening, and an effort, likely to be successful, is being made to get them to give Chimes of Normandy here some time next month,
 -Blue-brds were seen in town Feb. 26th.
 Hi Henry's famous palace car is 67 feet inches long, IA feet high, 10 feet wide, weighs B tons and cost $20, ,OOO It can be seen at the N. L. N. depot Tuesday, March 6.
 A GREAT SHow.-lhe famou+ and widely popular Hi Henry's Minstrels ~ill appear at Oronoeo Hall on Tuesday evening, March 9th, in programme replete with newest novelties. Their roster is heavy one, embracing art ists of established merit, among which are Nr. Phillips, the heavy weight dromio of min strelsy, Messrs. Debrouse and Wilson, Irish comedians and solo dancers. MT. Tom Don- nelly, eccentric comedian and end man. The only Roselle in unrivaled personation of fe- male loyliness. Lorett in graceful de ineationa entitled ''Silence> and Fun" -Orke, in feats of juggling, intricate ba ancing, spring, etc Prof. Walter H.de in artistic violin solos. Hi Henry in his distinguished cornet solos. Msssrs. Bassett, Maynard, Beufer, Adair and Goewey in beautiful vocal selections. Messrs. Hyde, Ross, Umstead, Winget, Earth, Joyce Nancy, Marshall and Mosher, in concert rem ditiOns, the whole forming refined artistic and entertaining performance worthy ibera patronage. Remember the date, Tuesday evening, March 9th, and secure your seats now on sale at Parsons.