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THROWING STONES


Frederick carolsne and Herman sehwesld
were arrested yessersis. ON the charge Of
sfoning Olga zeehow. The complaining
witness testified In Justice soderbers's
court that the defendants had cherished
gruiTe against her for textifying against
them once In eonrt. They called her vile
names aud she eefc everything Until they
began throwing rocks at her. Constable
Tharutnn looked al the woman's ankle
and testified that IL was red aud
swollen. Caroline was fined sc
aud Herman 81 The o:sIcr
defendant was dismissed Their attorney
gave notice of al appeal t. the district
ranrs rise plaintiff Is the buxom young
German uosaap who recently created a
sensation BY Deserving her husband and
clipping with one Harry Price. Constable
Thornton parsued them apd eserteok them
at Kent after they bad retired Tie placcd
one la one room and the other Ia another
lie then took the clothing Of both ssd him
self went to sleep. supremeis confident
that there was no danger of their escapius.
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NJ nkreo IS Ice N41sffa, have sSzn n
s<s.fsse e4ets yrsrS fsfassht sas pa NJ
$50 esnk IL tsacyas artcs szlk-sn %
Wsss.frst.sc street Tee 1sassE sfeie E&s
..,'ss,.sx-s,se ssslss.s ! reForse<f = 50 a ~
go ,sssg,es s4ass>5sias. zz2 s-fesvst 70 sa<ks
,s.ssn s,,sins a<sEast ths Aoass fse eHe~s
80 Il h&ss ~ peuss 70 &c aHstatsas
asa wralSrsl sHky
SexfsIr t4Es -. 49,
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REAL ESTATE BOOMING.
Lots selling m Narian. Localities
Lake Washington Property ~

TIE real estate market eaaginres sciiye.
aud town lsys arr ssgiinr w!iA lightning
szpi.stfy. Ths fssesn. IL sreA il esp be
,cfsnssi. has tRrue-i 20 TIE shores - Lake
wnshfngr~a, and rial estate In this ioral
isy : Ia rsafy dexasBd-
Tee tsssilssia< Of the IaeksoH street Gable
gsssa has 70 = great axtxas seeslesate<
this Hsaxesecnt. bal Il sAeaid Dfst sse for
ro<frH thai shSs portion Of ,fs~ esty Il adj
Hsiyaksy situated ar rsssisiefrrs and Asracs,
ard n the n@ssE-as ogs.sr ssi things. rzas1
s.-saer Or Latter ~ the cAsaiee Of eax ssAns
psef,s sabsrt.-.
t'wH<Fs ID prsrersy, too. n This sasSiisx.
H-c Sisfx awake - The saSceSs1ss 81 iEnFrssS-
inr fsstsss f~ssSzsSssen~. and a. res21A she
stsres IT LAKE Washington. especially
k7aoEla the tersnln8s 80 TAR ezh8e read. arr
ts,sNzsssag shickly settled
Nss.as Charles IL ks1siE-er za& sssslr~r
r. SfstlneNf wAs are tase Fa<@ss@ssr~ 81
TIE celebrated szs ken azszs a3iEsex ssTers<
a.ilesHszs. ard alive % sk< rEae-seaeF u
TIE Aessr. hare fsssHR tats ez.leSzzsess
fraEz 81 fhr saaykcf sar Ire ssrtssst ef FsasT-
ehAssrS> Teex have essnzraefs& ~ Es4a-asi
r1aasv k@raug{ftks cottage residences gpca
tho lzzz 81 q Ekica wiz se Stgez zSss
With fAS azp6 Tee ssrire ~ sAs lssss has
t~aez Hszezz. ~ $50 e4sA. thas placing
them 9sshsn TIE rs3eh at al
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A SAD DEATH.
heaih OF the Little SEN Of Capt ans
Mrs. ". q. ballard Sunday Night.

The irielid. Of Capt. ana Mrs ", Z, bat
lAu Ncee deeply erieyed yesterday mars
ny u learn ,aat iiaclF infant son wiif,eEt X
nal died 90 saaday aight. after hrsei
sickness. this befeSyeiseni II lS,rsisaris
al. y AssiAr the fourth de4sA in The tasnsss
ssithsh ihrrc years, and leaving tAish Stas
Afs Ballard Ciii3d.rss. Gertrude. u'e ess'
~ Of their shil&ren. afest II the sss -,
eight manihS. In iSsA \ second eaiid ait-i
y ~, aafce hasTs after otssa. fiass
tsrl. Nianie, MILO lived t,at ave months,
a,sd last year, and now the lass has f-s's,
,s1sken. Ia ,hcis greet soFF0x Sapt. aad
~ fslszrs, have the sympathy u Hsns
ehe nofsri thai fAetr ilssle NtlssFt w.ssid
<rDt ap 10 Ia = hleSSiGE IL thetEa
Bargains ia eaashing AZ cur eiesfsas sale.
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BOUND To BuII.n.
Hut Cnfsrsuaateiy foe Htmseif On
nfher r~opies- Land.

fast week sosne men commenced she
construction Of wooden butisins On the
pr,arerty of the Columbia and Puget sound
{ Railroad Company In North Seattle They
were notified not ~ proceed With the es.iid'
ing hut raid no attention 10 the notetA
tis.n on SATURDAY Mr. Chris Miller. anu
half = siaren sallrssi snsfslossrs vent 70
fhr scene ~ o,s-rssiaus, sad after cslstnx
~, ,,r,,pFiefs,s AT thr roof. pfSscer>fest =,
( tear the shantS down. and drag ths material 81
~ the rrsaaa No s,rosscg haf they srft
than sAc owner gathered h<scfnsf sn~s
material MAS iefs aud rrceecded . erees
E @hanfy In fensra sfrx~'t. eear West ssfess
I .-ifixens residing la that yscaatty are fsiach
sassoyri eyes this natter, amt hers ias.
~, stree, fs,r,s aisSteuer viH ~ A. prsAtaIs
7 iu removing the shsnfy from tsr street =
ths agents os the railroad csssarass sete
+ "a eestsae II 81 the essaal-sns sNn'''
rug Fsg>r TnAESs--rtE hr>s Fe1suisr tFaia
s.r S.,ohosaisa city isfs seattle Yesterday
aissze a IA. About serty passengers ~ ssa-
"a Themselves. ~ shs hepyF OF fsdlns eii
ire .ls.rS. regular The ss'eBSSs ass,iss IN
raut.. Is VERY ptcsur~fue. Aftrr lssNtas
t,.,s. Ssat,, The rad rtsfi> Atlss t,sv 1917,
"A Lakes tfaion kisd Nssstss' ,sa ~ $50
! ss.sesf leaetaan Mean, RAtnfee sisesae fs'ss 2
{ 4, al rs rvauds.ssr. aud The .xprvssisasss -
ses,sasss,.s,sr< Ystre ~ the sff,-Ct ssat - &c
~. sraass o.a mountain sud 10 aFprsSs ~
isS kfaats can e0is b. done ic.ia a. =.
,harss ~ Lake Washington. ArssssHs =.
- Snsets,sa the train Wa ssissdea- esss
rat IN ssuiasn. snsi The ether fos slehs, q.
"a This rszst II the rcs1 ss ~
.svs,.s,. ,S,ss4fti0a hriug wasss ii>stsH-
isrs,, t,rzus az saca arc esartayess slcfs< ~
rS,ss,e aasl shr acfss niil sssta ~ y 'isssAss'
f~<s~x - woksx--A usa sSiF7ssssti q
- sa.ane frixnteEed threS voinen si.sl .
Ft,.ss rsrf a., Nass@sR st-ee9 last eseufss'
1917 ,,,,. ~ the srs,slsn fzlntct. lie essa
,see,s-i hlaasslf IN rsesi aissasssss 49,. 49,
- ard !. hen the eesaea tSretsn 49,,
- 49,. nsr,. h. f.aiaawes tncte, esati
~ Rr,esuay co&ra al.preaehssi ire ~ ~. y
-, i,,o tx, ws--ts- The psss5Se y ere 49,
,s,St ma ai.i use evsss essEt % essse@F'
the usan. ----------
ALI wed Jerseys. iicsfea hack 49, =
s,s.s s,sf sale. ChesssT tteAsss ""
&C.,. ss.,,,nser xSzz4s sale. boss rsfoeeHi
[ s...,.' X, X iSr ft<isS. slaEsrn2a -
we are cso~iax out eGs iscv 3nFfssn sss
/ thSsse- Gic&rS,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ENTTL FURTHER NOTICE On. wEED
~lli ~ sss1z1 a. Ais sszses. rcsa Ma.
:. gs<lesAez-y tsuik<szr. ev<A 4zS Azs4
asxAt TessTasa~ IA !. sis In
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Hsrrsugssu & sessta hare ;nss rrceiSe,
s<x~Fzs eaEseaas Of ezzsayy = snaefasass ses-
eszt -rxa carts. etc, sss cssr.fsisy tuys1e
she pa.sir ~ ezEs as their wareAssasss aas<t
Inspect sAsxsr ssceS Azya4stx ax<sTsnx 10
yssr4 aesse . Eae sssE<y or f.szsfssa zs1 sEA
L ~ ,hesr st.terzss u ssTs taeza AEAll t-siz
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SEATTLE SCHOOLS


Nusp MtHo<. Fink essd Hsxhx.. sax
memk<xs q she ssAous sas<d. sees 3 a.
e1zcx IT Eaanfy frsasa-xr rxnssu, rz~s<r.
dzy sfs<ssoea. vrsnsipaisy fsx he pErps=ss
1t srserzzar sesraxs los she enszEsng yenr
fref L Da fsus Sy;e sa1 <ksasra sxpertn-
tsssiSst q sshcess wlshass eppoxsss1n.
Tssts aefs<xR rlz ssaussix-s essrse r.szzss 4e-x,
BE ssrp<s<e. a no ono suzsssszs Of the
~ Aook hoarz seeses Ia have k5saza ~ A
s'zus.Aza<y. szs1 BE Axs neTer ssrsl bees 4,
ss1Ffs Hczsstf. jEstxinx from Prof.
Sys's <Ee<tenf1Mss, ~ Wit psase hsxAlr
ezsznpxterf ts<6eIal His nz,zssextisu ~ 80
F<satioa vas aseosnpsntes3 ss snzar-s,zss
E1rxxlExT xxSrxss or RECOMMENDATION
wisisAu 6Fxhaz. LII r.. yrasr~sqr Of
p<sf5fsEzz and s-sezAs silence ~ fasr Cazssr~.
s{sr.kz in sse hixsess terms II r-of SsIe.
ffoL HIiz5xsn Pepper. ps<eident ssf tAs { NJ
sxrsfzs u FrnrsFixs1Is, says sssas Frsz
- le nzied shr r<<asiSn Of snssr1e<ar ia Ersx.
Ssh - fh1f tEssssussssn Nzy swa ye4rs srss
proved himself : hixh,y eksc5<rs tea=Err.
faAz The e1asses Esde< hsm rn.d< excxsixns
pfuzres. aad sAss he m.srszss<d shoeoaRA
~ good discipline v q. Curtis, NJ A. sss-
pex1nfendens Of Nhooks of WiHcxsa. Nina.
tes<tEes - fbe schoin<sy s*sninmexfx and
kf<A moral character Of Prof sFie and that
the k1k1<x Has k5xea The prime. razsAip 81
fhe Wtncua hlxA scbOu1 On strong eDderxe~
M md tkzs - Aal3 fatty sustained kss
xpglatspa. ne setser al the Hoa.
tyrus ko-thup IL n. president
81 sn< En&seru11y II Miune~r<a. confn3ns
the fo3SOEiax wgeds; 1T gives ma mnrk
pseasssru - testify - the scholarly Attain
meffs 81 Prot L D. syJe He xradnasrd q
1a;c In lg4 VIXEN uas professor theru
He wns kncruuefnl srhnisr and especially
exc<zirnf - . writes. ] hare been delight
"a wua Ais pce<resz since graduation
csrdinl1y cosnnend him e 1 schn1sr. :
nan Of fhe best o3 character and . very
pheasant xeuf3eran
Mayer Minor. chairman OF the board. frle-
gy1Phed PrDl- este the fact of his selection
lat evening ard be viii danbsiess arrive
hers so1e time b-foFr the commencement
u the fali term
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Ar. O. < c~akin. OF Portland. is in the
city
Nr. ". n. ileweIiyn left last sunday for
short visit 10 san Francisco.
Mrs. Captain slater, Of saa Francisco, is
visiting friends on the sound.
Mr.. aud MA HFA. Noble aud Miss Noble,
Of Dcs. Noines. Iowa. arrived In seattle
yesterday.
Mr.. =. Toklas. the senior partner OF Tok.
las, Singerman a CO.. Is spending . few
weeks In seattle.
z. W Eiwei1. who has been visiting his
uncle. Auditor Wood. started TO return To
his home ct Humboldt, Nebraska. yesfer-
day
Mr.. Beanetf. a hotel proprietor aud
banker. and Mr.. elouxh. real estate
dealer, Of spokane Fails. spent yesterday
In seattle.
Messrs r. 4. Yeaxeil and J. A. Dinwiddie.
Of springfield. oaio. aDd g. y. Haakc. Of
Tacoma. were In the city sunday en- route
Ia whateo1n.
Mr.. VIM splesekie has resigned his posi-
ton as foreman Of the Pcrt Blakelcy ma
chine shops. o position he has held for the
past four years.
Mr.. Arthur Parkharst. who has been
spending a couple Of month"; on Hood
river, Oregon. for his health. returned yes
tersias evening feeling very much i'm.
proved
Mr. John Campbell, OF Port Biakeley,
was In seattle yesterday afternoon. He
states that the new mill has been running
for week. and i working finely. II viii
BE- several weeks before all the planer>
and other machinery art In running orier
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bargains in white goods Monday morn
ing, redaced from ioe to &c. Tsklas, Singer
mar Co
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&c Rich embroidered sheer lawn hand
kerchief< sold Al 30 and &c. now &c ches-
her c1eery
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clildrss su iss Piieass.s cssisfia'
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ral-s ssg ST. 4 iiae IT NiSsss fnil sa-
isSsssa s.s2isi eeassrssa Izsxrskn Fr~ueh ha~s.
ssssss all the SEASON at xs- q pair, ncs )
r.asrS fer $50 sAesser iea-y
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delightful substitute fer nsnxeous pills
sEa crude mineral waters h TsEEAS1' =
sxlTZER ArEgfE~r-
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Table linens aud dcmesfies reduced 20
hall price. yard wide hleached COTTON q &C.
Toksas, SinxcrsnAa 4 Co
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Central school: Principal z 4 Inrrn
ban. vice principal. n. D. Hclleuheck. =
sistanf principal 3. A. SAumvay: gram
rrar department J. &. Lombard, I. J. Piper
Lillian 6erouxhs. Ida ". yroamAn. prim
ssy department, lula n. Rect, EIirn q
pevce. G. CheaEty, H. L Pearre. n. ]
smith, l. j. Chisholm, C. H. Shumwav
substitute teacher. Nellie Harvey
Denny school: Principal. O. y. Jones
vice prlacipAl r. q. Siekeix, grammar De
k.Fsinent. ~ Z candon, T. T. Ackerznan
sons. y. L f-aftiIn<r- Abbse = Jones, N. r
iaeak, Lille r. Whise.s ~ Estelie Harness
Sessh seknof- Ninta Foster. Viola Hau.
kins, Matilda tass.s Eda r Huyhes.s
jarkson sfrer1 school: Martina johnson
and Rose z Burelle
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Change ~ i.2sseaeev Ezsss eA steam
sA.q FreszfEr" Ise kase eEa sse2zssb ] .
I-retasee hervasser viii b % eeass hsfwrcss
--axfgae ard Tseasax tssssi
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We are essssng cut oar fxees ami en-
ArofG<Ty 1 aassssr tlsarx
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RKsIrsKs.

xa@sfs5ss A Armstrong hare ftr sale ! yer,
r4issakss water freat VI. issf
A marriage 5ieesss szs Essa-1 yesfsrda
IA NIrsssel Land sed Ansse WATSON Of stil
city.
The Ladies' Anxsiinry ~ the Y. ~ &
seili ynss-t IL ne a.~,risfsf,s tssrls,r 10 IL,
81 o'fiprk-
Mr. Maurice Hsndss-shora l. no Essxrr a
fle esnI,isy ~ tapk 4 Moose. fhr ma -
tate bxexers
Hefr1~r K fsz.h,u hsx. fhys~. 49, n,
busloer. sfs,rserfy u whlsb tf,er frSsss ~
attention ~ capitalists.
James p tisessaze az ff.s. essv 80 ,..s,
"a II rnsyriau. Z. Errfh. wild - pas.sss.
Moufau.- iss7 rinrxdsx
s~..~-..~- -
e. =, 1870 'ses = 81. pseaknt ss.of
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Great ss.aauter ss<sis sc. 49, -,
sy.,,,, xsr e isc. fNkiss. ssaEsfH'-A - -.
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Closing ont sale Masses hosiery, seid All
the season at sc. pair. nos pairs for
sec. chester Cieary
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The babies cry for them. The ladies sigh
tor theia- Those luscious hams At Frsscf
the grocer's
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Gents sesrfs Al less than wholesale prices
Best scarf IN America for &c Tokias.
Siurerrzsp 4 Ca
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ase. We arc eissssaE ssEs hsg iise Of
handsomely era preszssrrsi Sheer lawn hand
ksrhsess s<hl ali the season a. % sasi &c.
naw * Chester cteATy.
Elxfiss Hair dressing Parss-. eoraer Nsln
and s-soats streets. sassapsssiaE and hair
wsrk Of every description GA hand and
made IA order. sps5eow
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II viii be seea fsssa the above list tia,
one extra teAcher has oecn appointed, and
consequently one extra grade establishes
In the peuny sehoct. tho In the Central
schooi. and three In the south school. Tbs
Weller street chapel has been engaged fui
one Of the extra departments Of the south
school, au0 two other departments Will
have 10 be provided for fn that part d
town.
Room viii siso have to BE- provided 70,
the two extra grades in the Central school
Only eleven Ut the twelve rooms in thu
Denny school building have ever been oc
cupicd, 70 that the extra department ere
afed there will be no Inconvenience. Ths
members ct the board believe II will alsc
soon be necessary 10 establish school In
the vicinity Of the Pontius additions
There are already quite . number Of fami
deprived Of school privileges because 81
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teryasas Ia eaashing AZ cur clearing SAFE.
sas- siaSermaa q Co
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Z pair for 81 We are ciosin< cut = iot 81
ifsle thread misses hose, best aaaiity. Sold
ali the season Al SOC and 81 pair. Sieary.
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What . terrible ran Fr4-eh the grocer
has ga those luscious hams. Ussy feN
left Gel szse before fkcx arr all gone. Witt
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

ngY ALDER AMP rfR MOOD ctr ANY
u sesszoss iea<sh- rsyy kindlinx sp--
csx5ts- Coal delivered - any part Of sc
civ fsrsers received sf III Frost street.
a. x xs<.S GA Hopksnx' wharf. foot ct S-aeeA
rsAn m IA RESELL Frsyrs<ssr.
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shortage 5.-es. ~ 10 n
II viii b. seen that the district is sf20 II
In debt, There will be nothing coming in
but delinquent taxes until the next levy is
due. November I. After that. however, the
district win he out of debt and viii keep
50. II the valuation this year amounts 10
$40 900 60. about What is expected, the levy
OF mills win bring in so 900 against about
81 90 for last year.
sNew and additional teachers
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f-zsesl the grocer Always makes y q pnInt
50 keep sae. sweet. slssey haas sad fsacy
breakfast bacon Every fssecs Of meat
guaranteed
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OF the Instructors will remaia practically
as before. A few Of the older and moss
deserving teacher win receive slight
tsEo The principal Of the high school
win receive $50 per month, the vice prin-
cipAl sl2o and the assistant SIS The teach
ers In the primary department receive
from so TO So. and in the grammar de-
~ "A sneuf frfsrn f-8 10 fsS
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7ise-Hah wool mefair drcss goods 7.
close 7,ee ykfi. Chester cleary. jyi
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N TIE minds OF the party therray. Ut.
Asii made critical examination and DE
sides that the head bad eeeu severed tronl
The body, rNidvally BY some heavy blunt
Instrument The remainder ~ The skclc-
ton was intact, except tAss onc leg Was DC
nched al the kner and slowed along sAie
q thu t'ssiy. The skeleton was etash rotissssi
y partially decHmposed bsue.ehsck rrtn'
ntsss The dclicAstls ,tarEcd femintns
limbs which the ,acmeess IL the strssytns
party reported tiEssl as, c9eld net BE- fsstista
AID Is Was evident that the original hnders
Nerc ~ ghon,aghly horrtfied by The sight
Nat iAsy did aus stop "a thor,stghty insss
usase the matter. In the Immediate stcih
" steps nj least seven feet apart west
hsaas, sai the fost ~fs14.fe: sSt'sE party
uceidcd that the sGFsSyers lest a1teeal
NaesaghlF deciding whether the eAskrl
Vas neW si'eW trunk or = ui1is7 = y, ues
seossco o0S, few long hairs, fcFftctis
preserved and
W A G0L0FN TINT,
thrstssssi the tact thst the rcmassts were no'
thnse q an Indian. w, Halls epsnsNs. y
tnaf tue deceased n ~ a wHsnAn " Fits'stcr
are statue ana evidently blonde, Ihs
mss; diliytn, scarch failed 90 reveal fas
sknli Doubtless Caruncr Ho0s, when rs
nAes ihe INSULTS 81 ihe fssST IN NH ~
cks's expedition. viii make ss-costa and
Nor successful attempt ~ find the tcsa
Dos Of the remales The itSsf. tSfs tisH ~.
sfA pzTtt rctilfaed 10 sste city about
NeteyA tagf evening
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Aud stiil they so. Those delicious hams
al frsseh's
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SC. We are closing cut n lot OF ladies
sniid colored hose. Chester Cieary.
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We are closing out all our <ummef goods.
Chester Ciea0,
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Closing out sale of summer goods chcs
ter tsleaYy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-03-08
Notes.

Mr.. Dunnett made ii good modera-
tor. His decisions were rendered
promptly and fairly and the business
of the town was pushed along expedi-
tiously.
1t is rather amusing to hear the
comments of the people on the election
of A. j. Willard as lister. Some de-
clare that man who is not willing to
pay his own taxes cheerfully is not a
fit man to assess the value of his neigh
bor's property. On the other hand it
is very pertinently suggested that the
man who gives in an honest list may
rs well do SO to Mr.. Willard as to any
other man, and have nothing to fear,
especially this year when the main
point is TO get honest lists, this not
being year when real estate values
are fixed. That Mr. Willard was fair
ly elected there can be no doubt as he
received over 100 votes, though had
the election been held at any other
time than during the dinner hour he
would, perhaps, have been defeated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-03-08
'IVNDONVIIIE,

|. w. Sanborn was elected town
clerk for the 3lst time last Tuesday.
Mrs. Pembroke Stevens and daugh-
ter will occupy tenement in g. @.
MOrrson's house.
There is fair attendance at the mu-
steal convention. Concerts will be
given on Thursday and Friday even
ings.
VIM. Smith, supt. of motive power,
and Mr.. Richardson, master car build
er of the Boston and Maine r. R.,
were in town last Monday.
The village hall caught fire last
Monday from an overheated tiue. Had
the discovery of the fire been delayed
five minutes the building would have
been destroyed.
About 500 people attended the Thes-
plans play, "Bound with an Oath
last Thursday evening. Our people
always expect a good entertainment
when the Thespians come here and are
never disappointed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-03-08
THE TOWNS AROUND.
DANVIIIE

Mrs. J. c. Fuller and Mrs. T. w.
Darling are both improving in health.
Mrs. Flora Haviland and daughter
are attending the musical convention
at Lyndonville.
Bert Wells of North DanvilIe, is soon
to begin work for Joseph Solomon, in
the clothing business.
Miss Gertie Cook has gone to Boston
where she has a position as bookkeep-
er.-Miss Alice Durant also went to
Boston Monday.
Danville's oldest resident, Mrs. Mir
lam Cole, died last week Wednesday at
the age of 95 years and months. She
was the mother of Jason Cole.
The hall in the Masonic building is
being painted and put in shape, and is
to be occupied by the G.. A. r. The
Good Templars will probably use the
same room.
William, son of Cashier Mattocks,
who has been in the bank with his
father for the past two years, goes tu
Hardwick this week, where he has a
situation as Il bookkeeper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-03-08
LYNDON CENTRE.

The republicans held a caucus Mon
day night and wisely decided not to
nominate il partisan board of officers.
1t took five ballots to elect the first Sc
lectman. All other officers were elect
ed by acclamation. Less than one
third of the voters attended town
meeting. The highest numher voting
on any ballot was 2lS. 1t was voted,
93 to "a, to have il town liquor agent
appointed and the selectmen were di-
rected to recommend suitable person
to be commissioner. Twenty five dol
lars was appropriated for the proper
observance of Memorial day. The Sc
lectmen were instructed to shingle,
paint and pat i'll good repair the old
town hall.
Robert McVicar has recently had his
pension increased from So To SIG per
month and gets arrears from June 1886.