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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29


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Tie woman ~ho weeps Is not pleasing OBJ
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Lateser tile nlllber n mans friends.
there VII be t.laes ln his lie when De hos
one to- few tu' II A- has only Ole enemy
he Is lucky ildeel If he las not one TOO
many -Bul@er Lytron
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has a small pine s.,,.on ,hs, bas -, -
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resembles rock though the streals Of rosin
sna growth can be seen, and beyond "a doubt
has been small pine stump, which shows
tie marks OF al AZ.
The largest natural ess we'll ever s+r,,ck j.
near Bell Vernon t,ve,,rv--ix p.iles fro,,
Pittsbur,. Pa II : yl4lalo. 400,o O1o f..t
DIR dav under the tre.sure of 500 ,opnls
10 the inch The discovery OF tbis well l. re-
garaed a. significant of an unlimited sspply
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
THE REGATTA
van Begin Thursday Preparations on
g. Ample ale.

wan Begin Thursday Preparations on
e. Ample ale.
The l'st Of entries Tor tAe regatta be-
ginning Thursday shows that some Of
the crack crews of the United states
VIII be- present, ana that some exciting
contests may be expected. The visit
ing crews viii begin 20 arrive to-mor-
row, and Will be properly received and
cared for by the reception committee.
\ meeting OF the executive committee
VIII oe held tomorrow evening. and all
the local committees viii hold a final
meeting "Wednesday evening for the
comple t.ono 81 arrangements. Tho off
GERS Of the y. ". A. H. A. viii also
come tomorrow, and the crews VIII un-
doubtcdiv DO more or less pracuc.ng
Wednesday in order 10 accust0m them
selves 20 the course.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
TeInale Reantx.

It is fortunate thing that all men do
not have the same taste III female
beauty, for otherwise they would all
fall IN love with the same woman, which
would be awkward. Although the pref
enceS of mon for different style of form
and feature vary greatly it's, undouht-
edty, a fact that an appearance mdi-
catlve OF health is pleasing 10 all alike.
4 woman may be without regular fca-
lures yet, il healthy, She VIII bc beauti-
tul TO some one aud pleasing 30 all. \
sallow complexion. dull eve. a system
debilitated 10y unnatural discharges. IN
short all The Ills attendant upon the
irregularities and weaknesses pc
cuiiar 10 the sex, can be banished by tine
use of DR.. Picrce's Favorite Prcscrlp-
ton. Ask your druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
DR.. Ethelbert @. COsman,

Late OF the Cincinnati College Of Medicine
aud Surgery Cincinnati. Ohio. has Offices at
Rooms | and >. No. los MonrOe-st. Grand
Rapids. Mich, where al durable cases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. BTIght's Disease. Dyspepsia. Rheu-
matlsm and NERVOUS DISEASES. Al
diseases peculiar to the sexes a speciality.
CAIAERlI CT RED.
CONSULTATION at Office or BIZ mail. 81.
once hours TO II a. m. , to p. II. and 10
?. IN. Sunday to4 p. n.
Address all mail 10 Dr. L. o. COsuan, Rooms
and :. No. l0 M0nrOe-St.. Grand Rapids
Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
THE LUMBER TARIFF.
Meeting Today TO EqualiKc the Lumbs
Freight To Indiana Points.

hfetinS louat TO E4uaUlr The lu IN q r
Freight To Indiana Points.
The action of the meeting held al the
Morton House recently 20 bring about
a more equitable freight tariff on lum-
ber has already borne fruit. Chairman
Charles II. Shaw, Of the Chicago com
mttee, has notified Chairman !. NJ.
Osborn, Of the lumber committee Of the
Central Traffic ASSOCIATION, that the
Chicago lines and Wisconsin lines have
signtied their Willingness TO meet with
the special committee appointed lorthe
purpose 10 confer IN regard % the equal
lzatlon Of lumber tariffs between vs.
consin and Michigan to common points
in Indiana and OHIO. Tho meeting VIII
be held today. Nessrs. VI. ". Rose, Of
the {. * ". NJ. and L. c. LeavcnwoIth.
of the G. i. d L., are members Of the
special committee and left last night TO
attend the conference.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
TO COLLECT A TAX.
Twenty-Four Suits Begun TO Collect the
Tax of "A Money Lender.

The city attorney has begun in the
Superior court garn,sheeing twenty
four people who are indebted
10 Adrian Wl..man, OF the
Third ward. Mr.. Wlllman is n
money lender, reputed To be worth al
least $50 600. He obstinatcly refuses.
however, 10 pay his taxes. A year ago
the collector succeeded in obtannc II
by garnisheeng an open bank account
The amount OF tax this year s $3.50.
The suits IN question are brought
against people indebted 10 Whitman on
notes and mortgages.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

-@1---@ 1-s
'''n n MORN
go i'~s ---A t.ei. ltos ~ oleeft,
PA "aifh ht Noss sen cuslN protests
a1Slnst tlt uarrl,, .,.e .f ia. ..l..o.s1l.
=. r...atst s-s ... - :.
s''e ie'sI'-
'-e-- ~ es'''.i Hs l,.s+iis ls'~1~flal. ne
I caarattetl4es t1ose persons wao have
f.. -. t....,'- -. - -
vac "~''' On
N-+-~i s'-ee' soy NoHNf ief wood pave
meat ~ sny knd. Stone = durable
and NIL las. for sQss. The easf "a rrst
saess. i..s. AS. ....... tl..,t - ,... 49,,
'-'''' ''eis T" .-' 'F ''N't ~F--'- - he done
iol Years. lA' 20 eiatsses 81 HAND
+ hui wlu ttnl taat ioi example la
/ placing ctQal sl.4 3 stone pavement,
{ cay one on t~ttt tal or street, Nou
"-i he called opta 90 ftpAFe tAe cedar
1 SIDE I'VE times belole There anN Aeces-
- oI pa.flil. llt stone Ar tins rate
. ni.lou teuilus ur consulting al e1-
. peti on sUcn Things 4 Nlh wager tiiat
wood Ifo>ptciNtly Is tat most ea-
peas.fr- han. Mf Glpett stands h'eh
as WISE oeeaemst and guarded
stone ga account of the increased
f burden of expense. he does not call
loiai0 tlaI wood. WITH is efe.i laCk ef
atIat-itH, N-h ID course ~ tame.
greatly exceed tae cost Ni tht former,
a-A "A.tA tat present instance VII
at a-- events he merely ifsi cost 60
Af o-lucli all hundreds ~ other TAX
pay At-s-
IN speaking ot oanai-si. am re-
lhuQt4 oi tuo things. fTsi J saw
! s4l-o rkfn from a letter from Cal-
euila wherein number uf influential
citizens We're imprisoned ana compelled
% Go some pretty hard labor because
they were stubborn about conforming
- q sidewalk ur street grade second
Reading thls / uusVoldaIlN thought ~
that hump or elevation Of Sidewalk IA
iIolto of the Cld Fuller block oa Canal
ST.. and wondered who was responsible
tor it. tAe Fulers or the civ. Ihs
awkward grade ls "a Qlarlne nuisance
and disgrace. an injustice T. TIE public
who traverse this street. WI not some
good alderman bring up this matter
and ascertain Nhei. the responsibility
lies, and then demand that the es.l be
Where is tho Honorable n II Forsp
He went 20 New York few weeks
since 10 attend tie session II the Grand
Lodge of Elts. which lasted Two davs.
some Of his friends are eettne anx-
iOus-partc.ilarly those who have
heard y. 4. J0laisall-s story which VAS
originated after Tie campaign was
over, ana winch was 10 the effect that
..
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
Visit The Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

Where every known convenience for fur
niShlng n house comfortably II to Oe found
in the most attractive form. and when the
vacation season il over and the autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground. ask your
nelghbOr who spent his money in railroad
fare and at summer hotels. in to your Oeauti-
ful home. and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

John Stekctce would announce that
has business rs notary public, etc, at S3
MOnrOe-St., is TO be continued. He has
taken INTO partnership - son, John N.
Steketee, the finn name beng John
Steketce y son, and the new nrm Will
give the most thorough, careful atteu-
ton in the future, as the senior was in
the past, TO all matters iutTusted 10 It.
They Will carry on general business
| as notanes public, lending and solicit
ing MONEYS, setting estates both IN
this country and in Holland, for which
country ne D. 4 VICE consul, writing n-
surance. etc. Mr.. Steketce, WIN .e ne
will give fati attention u las ofice OF
internal revenue collector, VII. give his
personal supervision 10 the firm $ lr-
tcrcsts-he viii not abandon a business
he ha, been so many years building up
which lusures accuracy. honesty and
perfect rehabieness IN ali matters IN
trusted to It.
TT. Nichols isclosing outthe balance
Of his stock of paraSol- at oue-half of
Horses at auction Tuesday, July 80,
Kent-st., at 10 a. rn.
Saddle horses and drivers at auction
July 80, at 10 a. nl on ken'-st-
Deafness cured 10y Dr. S. Clay Todd.
B'g bargains in summer dress fabrics
o. T. J. Nichols, - South Dvlson-st.
Kusterer Brewing CofsPilsener and
export beer. bottled al theirbrewery for
family use.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
HOVShaN NISpenlNyV
Is THE QUESTION IN EVERY PER-
SONS MIND JUST NOW.
The Phoenix Furniture Co,
CIV TELL YOU HOW.

In place of travelling away off where the
Journey u tedious. where the mosquitoes
swarm in clouds, where the hotels are poor
and the IL bic fare is meagre and the beef
steak pounded to pulp, just look at your
Grand Rapids home as SOutherlrerS view it,
take a day at MacataWa Park and another
at the Lake where the expense is only n trilie
figure what it would have cost YOU to visit
the NipigOn or the White Mountains and
spend the amount YOU might have spent in
travelling in adOrnin@ your homes, the spot
of all spots most dear to a man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

T. !. Nichols isclosing outthe balance
Of his stock Of para~ol- at oue-half of
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Saddle horses and driver, az auction
July 80, at 10 a. ni ON ken,-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Horses at auction Tuesday, July 80,
Keut-st., ut 10 a. rn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
A Little Good Judgment on Your Pat

Enabled You tO show luXuTies which he can
not afford. lie VIII think y0u fell heir to
some vast estate while the facts are that
You know
How to Spend Your Vacation
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Big bargains p summer dress fabrics
at T. !. Nichols. - South Dlvson-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Deafness c0red by D. $ Gay Todd
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Kusterer Brewing CO.'S Plsener and
export beer. bottled al their brewery for
family u.a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

III week Fred g. Berger VII leave
usfOr an absence Of fhriv-six weeks
with The successful star Sol smith Rus
sell. Mr.. Berger VII return with
another barrel OF money. Fred vows
that his barrel w.li never he on t8n for
political ventures OF newspaper spocn-
lM cns l3c states that bee VIII hu ID a
handsome home here within = couple
OF years. and after "A few years more
on the road Doe VIII settle down with
his family snd remain % GRAND Rapids
until promoted a. angelic honors.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-01

taiutv, thinking his brothers absence
to be temporary one. But at last all
hopes Of his being alive vanished, they
had proof that he was drowned, and
then, Dick, YOU see how unhappy l
must have been. But | was weak, also.
dared not present my claim. But
You ave strong and determined. You
can iiuht for Your rights. If you like,
and WIN the day, too What viii you
do, my SOM"
Il cannot tell her son said slowly.
81 must have time to think l shall
know my mind tomorrow.
a struggle had already commenced
in his ..raleful heart. He had already
won the .ovc Of Nellie, while Allan
hal been the loser of his hearts dear
est wish. Now, should he, the peas
ant-eturattG, whom his friend had
u,lr.rd back to life So tcuderly-
should he also take from him his posi-
ton?
The tcmptcr whispered: Nellie will
then be grand lady. You can deck
her with silks and @cms."
Ihat was bcwitching prospect IN
deed. But gratitude won.
"Mothcr, he said, 4 shall not claim
my rights. BEing me the marriage
certificate ana Will burn it. Allan
has been educated to his high posi-
tion, and it would hurt him to dSplace
him from it. am used to mine, aud
Nellie loves me just as Well As though
were in Il toftieI place in the world.
We viii 90 TO America, and there
every honest man is II noble. will
win fortune, and we will be happy"
,But. Dick, cannot obey YOU in
one thing: in alt else it shall be as you
say, for vou are sensible, and are old
enough to Judge But | will not burn
the ccrtiiicutc | should then have
nothing TO prove 10 myself that my
marriage 10 my darling was not a
dream Oh, no. will not burn it,
but no one Shall be the wiser about it.
! wili lock the box it is in, and throw
away the Key"
Thus the matter was settled
Richard Oilacre and Nellie We're
married. and. with their mother, sailed
for tile New World
Little thought Allan Fairford, as he
stood upon the dock bidding them
goodbye, that among the luggage
contained ill one Of Mrs. OdaerS, )
strong chests WIS 4 document which
would have masIe him the poor man,
and Dielz the rich and titled heir othe
estate tie doomed his own.
Which cave - tire other the greater
Gift. Which man WAS the aore gen
.#erOaS?
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-01

J. G. \. Ward is engaged t;pon .
statue of Henry Ward Brechyr fol
Prospect Park, Brooklyn. 1t viii bc u
heroic size, and will show the subject
dressed in his characteristic manner.
The granite pedestal, 10 DC designed
b. X. NJ Hunt. Will bc nine feet high.
At either side Of the pedestal vii! be
bronze figures. At the left a voting
ne1re~s will i. seen laying a paIm-Iea1
1T Mr. BeeclerS feet. AT the right
will be figures of two white children
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-01

Lifting him IN his strong young arms,
he bore linn To the nearest ambulance,
anxiuusly experimenting what rough
ARRANGEMENTS could bn made t~r ms
removal, and watching eagerly loI
some sign of life.
After some time Dick opened his
eyc,, and saw Allan standing before
him He was conscious.
,God be praisrd" calculated the
young officer heartily. Il feared You
were sleeping Your last Dick, but !
hope YOU wiIl Aavestrcu-th to weather
il now. Here drink this"
Dick obryel bat soon relapsed
AGAIN into insenSibiIty. His wounds
had not been dressed, and the surgeon
pronounced them to be not necessarily
fatal, but added That only good care
and nursing could save him.
Il will see that he has it, was
Allan, reply, aud nr kept his word -
faithfully that before many days Ken
ard Uldaere was pronounced oHt oi .
danger.
one morning lac had been lying
awake for Il long time with nanny
thoughts busy in his brain.
Allan was using his I>napsacll for a .
writing desk, DicN,s eyes followed the +
.;f, ,,7,,.in,, n,t, ,silI, lauptli1 inter
,,,,o ol,ncna mn and saw that his
.r,,,.,r,. ,,.,s awake.
..t,r, ,.,it;u,,.,,and nnwS Ia Nellie. i
n..I ,,.lI;,., IN, ,re ont Of
lan,+.,.
l5-r ,,,,nant ~. vo,,or man was
.,{ant IL. t,rn vas WORKING with
.,.-,,, nn,,tinn ,Thpn he said
1n41.,i,
.l{,n,s All Won not lnt me die, cap
.;,,y !, ..,,,a',.r,. ti,in~ yan have
80 1 1.,',l ,az., !. ;9 ms ones
~ -, .r,,,,l- I.nnu, i not that
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a'l' - - va
o. ll n.,a ~ -n;na
lovm- l11e. "7Ne' i,.cn' , ~ ~ u, ,",re -
si'''.''r- =: -
ny ~ '' 49, i,',.aso},. .,d thoro,a5lv
''..i ,'S,sel, AN ~ ,.a 80, 71,ta
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W s'I % ,,41 l'.'1' l4f t;s1.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-01

III, he must write
, "a loving hearts with
~ for loves sake that
- ) for honor. which
To,,cr, more competing
w. other could have
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-01

they had made i
Intercept the enemy,
Sc all but dry IN the
Nbosing columns had
was among the most
'chcrs and ut last he
llne he feared, yet
or ii alive, he must
cring flame Of life
gInc; and if number
.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-03-01
Tate.E HEART.

green )" iIil lNc II
glw1tll which nature
mother Earth. At
N down-trodden with
1lhvho there had met
supremacy, each one +
{. attn of some fellow
wars fell chance i
Eais friend had they
~ among other sur
e now doing all that
:. to relieve the suffer
IN cd or to identify the
now if 1t Were Il
: OF who lay upon the
y of water from
>ntcen, or the last of
v Id in some officer 5
| rs freely Us though
carest and dearest
was in need Of il.
theirs Of obtaining
they bad made u
lterccpt the enemy,
e all but dry in the
,AMbosing columns had
was among the most
'chers and ut last he
lne he feared, yet
!. or ii alive, he must
Icring flame Of life
Lnc; and if number
in. he must write
= n lowing hearts with
: - for loves sake that
) for honor. which
Io..cr, more compelling
w. other could have
IN was his foster,
hongh humber ir
= o.4l position and in the
;,cle which stood be-
officer and his read
J. us.-y=-aa,l been lis most
vas the heir 10 .
Il lis foster-llother,
l1a vas the only eaiId oi
.>ceper, whose Wife
Z. nurse soon aittt
Il cared for him Il,
the blood which
veins had hetu oi
- # the pnrest Patl'l-
Il Allan bad cNei
7 Il of his heart tol
ere S cottage stood
GO. at Of a retired aInt
otherlcss daughter
of them, save thai
/ j - Rathbone, was j
.lse, and that y ellie
,f}f Il lovely child, tas
g utiful young woman
the I'airfordS ) Sltpl-
n uEkirts OF the eNtrii-
m kln,ling it Il numhel'
,0V1l1'ss 's1's income s;s,% "t ,,, 15.,s !. !.
!. these Mrs. Oidacre
s.8 hase baud $ death. ;tni II
. 9 = ie Ratlbone, 50 that
Iria t n to his own hom'
III III aast ser-child could pay
p H'nd no matter Low
y might prove, !
S Shout giving her ;
ecT y face.
.1o ellie was the obiec
affections. For
; ltent with worship
Il, and with recelN
Inv smiles and tlank
.ifts they lavlshe'
a,i., ough Of the inferio
~ the more donllneeI
-l soon became fore
gard. There WAS
ce between the lo-
... h had fine. clear-cli
and curly, yelioN
.v,ru 5 blue eyes had
g azure, and lis Ill
heir lines which w,
.s..a ,s- ever gay, ifso1lcs1a4
no Hltht
'' ard had won the "a
.I1n,.ls lis. All Thought /
:. a faded before III
alfor = tt.inant, dark blue ey,
I. ,;s.,vail. !.
y. !, any IN ssats really an obstacle j
-. ting officer who no
coin .pllis face rs pale All
...,.,ss his lifc's happllle.
lg him alive. and
- nance of recovery
1t the roll-c;lll, Wiie
{ NJ AtsA To the young 80
4 Nyreat enemy 81 soul
~ ,ady 70 whisper son
~ the ear, had 81,
) ! - Il; he battlefield, wh
B1ack -5,u and Nellie9
1 fev a,k had taken on
,,l,borIlr been strange TO
Niola ggnined day throu1
rtocovert passed. and with
,,,erior u I for once harborll
aII,teea q Q had started wi
.lf, nj ,,,p,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-03-22
saurn aersexaores.

The summer resort at Browns Mills, it Is an
nounced. has been purchased by a syndicate,
represented by +. n. Cohn. Of Camden, for
s7s,ooe. Anumber Of Improvements are pro-
posed to be made on the property. and it is
stated that sIo0ee3 VIII be expended in re-
modelling the place for a winter resort. The
name IS to be changed to Lake Island Springs.
The funeral at Gloucester City on Tuesday
of the entire family of Charles Lanigan was
one OF the most pathetic incidents which have
ever been seen i'll Gloucester, and was attend
ed BY All classes alike. Mrs. I.anigan lay in
her coffin with her infant child ON her arm,
while beside this coffin was the little one of the
little two-year-old child, which died from
Group soon after the death of its mother.
Moorestowu elected a woman to the position
of School Trustee IN Tuesday night in the
person OF Miss Mary K. Wilson, q member of
The Wonlan's Christian Temperance Union.
There was one other candidate, q man but he
had no as the women outnumbered the
men three 10 one SO when the Chairman
called for nominations Mrs, Wilson was the
only person mentioned, and she was nomi-
mated unanimously.
Bridgeton Council look - ballots Tuesday
night in an effort to organize and then ad-
members are divided upon license and anti
license lines. The six license men, coTipris-
ing I'VE Democrats and one Republican, vot-
ed for Jacob Daley ~tiicense Democracy for
president, and the SIX antiIlcenSe members,
comprising three Republicans and three Dem
oerafs, for Franc P1obasco tanti-license DEM
oelatl. Another deadlock Is probable overthe
position Of city solicitor. TIL business of the
city Is virtually at 4 ~standstiii on account OF
the failure TO cFganize.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-03-22
The Effects OF The werss Bin.

The effects Of the Werss bill, which
passed the Legislature at Trenton on
Tuesday, is to wipe out county local OPP
ton and to establish township local option
in its place. The repeal of the county
local option will save the liquor dealers in
the cities of The State from raids the tenn
perance people were preparing to make
upon them. Tie establishment of town
ship local option will close the public tav-
erns in most of the rural districts. 1t was
the fear that local option might prevail,
in even the strong liquor counties of the
State, that drove the liquor dealers of the
cities to secure their own safety at the ex-
pense Of their country ~neighbors.
Another and the most marked effect Of
the bill will be to reopen the saloons on
Sundays. The bill takes from the courts
the power of summary revocation of IL
ceuses for Sunday liquor selling, and
makes the prosecution Of the offenders pos
sible only on Indictments by the Grand
Juries. The Jury Commissioners might
have selected for Grand Jurors men who
have no fear of the liqnor element, but the
Jury Commission bill has been repealed,
and the duty of choosing the Grand Jury
has deyolvcd upon the shoulders of the
Sherifs again. The liquor dealers often
elect and control the s~lieriffs, who are, in
deed, in some counties, liquor dealers
themselves. 1t is probable that almost
every saloon in every city in the State will
fling It's door open for business again next
Sunday morning.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-03-22
naneoek,s sr.ase uappcn,nss.

A few shad lave been caught by some
OF our fishermen this week.
Mr.. Francis Hawk, Of Camden. spent .
few days here last week visiting friends.
The tides in Alloway creek last Satur-
day and Sunday were unusually high, top
ping the banks 10 many piaces, and doing
some damage.
Rev. Join II. Nicholson, our new
minister, preached at the NJ. Il. Church on
Sunday. lie is an earnest and forcible
speaker and a young man of marked ability.
Mr.. James Il. Wood and Miss Anna d.
shrimp were married at Canton, March 18th,
by Rev. ]. j. Davies. On the follow ing
Thursday evening a large number Of their
friends called on them to pay their respects
and a pleasant evening was spent.
The entertainment given by the Loyal
Temperance Legion, OF this place in Frank
lin Hall on March 9tb, ia charge Of the
Superintendent Miss Anna Y. Bramble,
was very Instructive and entertaining The
entire programme was well carried ont and
was equal to their previous entertainments.
The hall was well filled and the proceeds
liberal, which go for the benefit or the So
eiety. VIM. J. SMITH.