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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
ENGLISH Proverbs

He that h warm thinks all are 80.
Hes gone upon q sleeveless crrand
He that Ia angry 10 seldom at ease.
He that runs In the night stnrnbiss
He that runs fast must not run long
Hs that bows In the dust fills his eyes
liz that plants not corn plants thistieA
He that has no shame has no conscience.
Hs must stoop low that hath low door
lie that always complains is never pitied
He must needs run whom the devil drives
flo loves roast bsef well that ticks tho spit
lie that goss a-borrowing goes n Borrowing
He that liveth wlckedly can hardly die hon
susly
He plays well that wilma He's Jack in
once
lie lose~ his thanks who promises and do
iayeth
lie loses nothing that keeps God for his
frisnd.
Hs that lives not well one year sorrows for
Il seven
He TINT reckons without his host must reck
on again.
lie that lcks honey from thorns pays too
dear for II,
II. that lies down with dogs must expect to
rise with tieas
He that falls In an evil cause falls in the
devils frying pan.
He may we'll he contented who needs Meth
- borrow nor iiatter
lie giv"th twice that giveth In a tries. He
hos lse In his bonnet
He that hath "a good harvest may be CON
tent with some thistles
He lacks most that longs most Help the
lame dog over the stile
He that hath no silver In his purse should
have silver on his tongue.
lilo that lentieth loscs double dosss both
hia monsy and his friend
lie doubles his gift who give- in time He
hghs with his own shadow
lie has bought his noble for nine pence Hs
has had bite upon his bride
Hear twice before you speak once He
dance. wsli ~ whom fortune pipes
He Ii . wise man who speaks little He is
proper who hath proper conditions
He knows not D from bulls foot He
known not hawk from hAndsaw
He hvcth long and hvsth well He'll find
sosne hole to creep out at He LOSES nothing
for the taking u unidentified
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
nAucnrsas Of EvE-


Duhsque has vuoas azsss o. AsvG
h frr woman pAasnaess ~ - -
sppsarancs In Norway.
MiIlab b 10 paint pugais II nn o.
barlaiu tor h1 hnshanA
Mme Biavas.ky. ~ tAssDpAisA ~ essa
viiting the Paris szpo1i1ana
Clara Barton b u oily AAxicas 0taeasa
70 wear the Irua CrD a HsaA
Nm Georrs v. Chfds h enaiasrsd a. of
H. bsse dressd vonn n PhiladslpaiA
rhs pria. for shorsha.d writing Il -
vienna conpssittns sss saksn By voaaaa
Mis- C. v Russ - givsn edo.ooo % -
assronomica ohssryas0y a Harvard CO.
Aga
A, twice q candidass for ths preadsncy,
Beivs Lock rood rscaives mnch attention b
Europa
An appeal has bssa mads TO Brifiah eAss
players to aid Mis Rudge. very veil known
woman player
The Rev. Phobs Hanaford. Who b nsasiy
Is years Of age. b said 70 have ''ths elastse
step Of . girl Of 90"
Rnss Hawthorne Lathrop b . v~y small
woman with . tiny, chiltiish face. surrounded
by FUZZY auburn hair
p ahhu,,, -. ,,,rch..a., . nav rovu
I'm Paris for $1,000. .'fhs largest sum ever
raid f,r . stage co~sume.r
g.. uo-a.,,.. .,ho .. ~,o,r.., N eu.
~. e,.,n.. !. d....r;t..s a, On 81 ,he orre
-. - = r.;o-s, .~.i.,,
One Of the most cherished Of ArA on
Bulls possssssons is Casper ID Salo violin.
A small town near AorganIo"n' ": ~
nAs an eccehtiE "on,An ~
-. WV ~ .
When carmen Syi.s eux.seu
thing Imaginative sne .~ oy nltn' r ~.
drinks srons oines o's
lemon ]oice'
The shah Of Persia consider the Duchs1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE.

At Seymour, Ind, four sisters met recently
years
A colored man at Albany. Ga, has served
no Less than twenty one terms In Jail for
fighting.
A Dahlonega Ga.) boy, in addition to at
tending school, carries the mail twenty miles
each day
Every German regiment now has clairop-
odist. A soldiers foot is q important a. bis
trigger finger
A gentleman living near Quitman, Brooks
county, Ga. never ate q morsel Of bread or
meat in his life.
A San Francisco jeweler has just received
500 for diamonds which be sold twenty five
years ago The purchaser was honest. but he
had bad luck
The Zulu believes that the reason the hyra1
has no tail is because when tails were being
distributed each animal had TO fetch his own,
and the hyrax was too lazy to perform the
journey
The easiest way out Of . scrape b not a.
ways the best one. A Pennsylvania burglar,
being cornered in an ice house, slid down the
chute and came to halt on the useful end OF
pitchfork
A citizen Of Winnemucca, Colo, while
making some changes in his well. discovered
that trees 100 feet away had sent roots to and
down into the well How did the trees dis
cover the welli .4
A Carlisle pa, youth who wanted to g.
to picnic, but who was afraid to ask per
mission from his employer, got his girl TO ask
for hin, which sb., did nv falapho,,a nd
cured the coveted permission.
lightning bolt struck a large tres "t
Lynnville, Lehigh county, Pa beneath which
Charles Kistler's cattle were huddled None
of them were hurt except a large bull with a
copper ring in its nose. which was killed
An amusing story b told Of = young
preacher in Texas, who ~ onished his audi
ence by announcing - text the seventh
verse Of the third chapter Of St Chariea
The alp Of the tongue WA understood soou
after. when he was married to . young lady
in St Charles, La
At Emaus, Pa, George Schmoyer and Mis
Mary Marks, In discussing the Sullivan Kill
rain fight disagreed 20 warmly that they be
gan to illustrate the respective rounds. FIN
ally Miss Mary. becoming excited. sent George
spinning through a glass door. which was
completely shattered
Raymond, a +year-old son Of Elwood Gil
ger, Of Elysburg, Pa, while visiting q Mr..
johnson, on the border line Of Columbia
county, went out to look as the beehiveR
Just then one Of tbs hives swarmed and 10
Gated on the child's head Hsshrieks brought
help or he would have been killed One hun
dred stings were taken out Of his hair with q
comb. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
NOVELTIES IN JEWELS.

Diamonds inserted in the ivory are now
seen IN miniature portrait jewelry
Ten moonstone halls arranged in a pyra
mid form scarf pun recently shown.
Mounted on plain gold hoop bracelet, .
moth Of diamonds. opals and rubies shows
with fine effect
large white pearl held between the nip
pers of realistic looking crab is a recent de
sign for lace pins
Among scarf pins the much abused tele-
graph pole is represented with diamond insu
lators on the gold arms
initials formed by sprays Of gold backed
enamel forget ne-nots are lace pins recently
seen at the watering placea
Queen chain pendants are assuming every
conceivable form An Eighteenth century
spinning wheel is the most recent
A sea she'll in relief, with finely etched M
rine scenes surrounding it, forms an artistic
decoration for silver mirror front
A plain gold cimeter with the hilt pro
fuseiy iniaid with emeralds and turQuois
forms . decidedly handsome hair pin
A full Gacs portrait Of Gen BouIanger
carved on a silver ring should find . ready
sale among the generals French ndmirerA
A gold ruby eyed snake, coiled around The
head Of tortoise shell hair pin, attracts con-
siderable attention from lovers Of the unique
Diamonds. rubies and apphires formed into
three leaf clovers on the surface OF . dull
gold match box are a costly but effective dec
grafton Weekly
Admiral Porter's Cash.
Admiral Porter, who put too much Of HI
prise money into bricks and mortar when be
reconstructed his house, has found literary
work IN easy way Of replenishing his Golfers
He received $50 bonus when he banded in
the last page Of manuscript Of his naval his
tory, and in addition royalty Of % per cent
b paid him on books sold, so that he has thus
lar pocketed about s300o0 cash from thi,
source. The admiral has also written two
novels, which have been mercilsnly critS-
cissa, bat from which be has derived hand
sosne sevenue His inventions in TORPEDO
ouefA and other naval matters have not hsaa
practically succe9ful -l3sa: Priey PourA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Omaha Citixen-You may stop my pafsr-
Circulator-Nothing wrong with the paper.
hopei
Omaha Citizen-Oh, no. the papers first
rate, but you ses I've moved my family into
a house adjoining the ball park where they
can watch the game from the upstairs win
dow, 20 the report doesn't interest u now -
Omaha World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
REMEMBER THAT.

4 seone. used BY Vocest b eou.l 10 "a
poundA
To Ind H. amount Of hay in a u,ov .I,ov
Sl2 cube lea Tor ton
boz 10 incho square, and 2-s inches dsep
vtu contain ON boahal
II tako from ~ 10 husbsh Of wheat To
sow oos acrS Of ground
A cord a stona, thres buahsls Of lime and
cubic yard Of md win hy 100 cubic fsst
Il vail
o. cent avsd sach day and nut out nj
pr csnk ms9se wlu sr,rumuIats In sxsO in
~ yean
thousand hfhs vin cover asveuty yar,is
q aTfece. and II poanh Of nth nails viii
nni tAa0 o..
nght bu.heas a good In, 10 busbels Of
nad and bssshsi a hair VII maize enough
0nad a@tar % Daase~ NO square yardA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

IONA professor Of phrenology examined
my Uranium today He said knew nothing
whatever regarding the value OF money
Dick-Did you pay himl
Tom-Yes, gave him a dollar In advance
Dick-Then there was no need at all OF bis
examining your head Anybody else could
have told you the same thing. Omaha
World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Lirtie Ihs-Uneie RAstua. dos cold make
sbrything git iftiers
Uncle Rastus-Ya is do, cold will aiways
coutrsc'. don't you member night 70 las
Christmas de wood pile Of PsrsoD Jone- dat
hhs mex to one SKUNK up IN one night mex
To- uothin't
Little fks--Bus don't you member, Uncis
Rausus, how de pile o wood BY de ode o d
aove. In de cabin. got heap biggsrt
Uncls Rasaus-Wen. twas bot in de room.
you little idyoe. heat makes things bigger
You amt got De sense you Vas born Wild
Harper's Bazaar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Fair Luna In the heavens glowing.
Her light on the piazza throwing.
single rocking chair.
A hand soft white hand pressing.
An arm slender waist careasing.
head with rippiin: hair
Contented on a shoulder lying,
On wings Of bliss the moments flying
Oh who would not be there
Boston Courier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Joneson-Tonnmy, am going to call on
your sister this evening. will you see to it
that the dog is tied upt Here's dime, Tom
my; go aud buy some candy
Tommy-No. you don't The fellow that
called last night gave me a quarter for tying
Towser Yunkee Blade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Mrs Mould wish | could have a new
dress
Mr. Mould lundertaker,-We my dear, II
there's an extra death this week you shall
have one. Dry Goods Reporter
More Trouble In the Choir.
A singer who sang In the choir.
Asked the leader a rival to foir
And when he refused
She so roundly abused
Him he forced her herself to retoir
boston Courier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
Aallroaos Il steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect Jvlv
LIST, 1850.

Unit! further notice trains leave Augusta as fol
lows
GOING WEST-6.30 A. NJ. for Lewiston. Rock
land Portland and Boston; $40 A. NJ for Haliowrlg
and Gardiner, 10 O7 acconln,, atiop and 10 "a ~.
press for Lewiston, Farmiugion, kockland Portland
and Boston. 200 4. NJ. fos Hallowoll aud Gardiner!
3.p L. NJ. for BruuswicE. Bath, Rockland, Portland
and boston. t3as (Flying lankec) 5.3O 4. NJ for
lialowell and Gardiner. HOO 4. NJ. might Puilnnnb
for LEWISTON Portland and Boston. aud for bath
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 40 A. NJ. (uiRht cxpr,s., far
SkowhcRnn, Bangor, Bar lIarbor, st. Stephen 81
John and Aroosiook County; v. 10 A. H. for W nt.1
VILE Akowhcgan; LIS for Watcrville Bangor Knr
tIarbor Moosehead Lnke and 81. John; 3Ov r.
Express for Wnterville, Bangor and Kar IIarbor:
3b5 7. NJ. for Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter. Hanger
81. stephen, st. John and Aroostook County: SU
Z. NJ. for Waterville.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. Sundays included, but not To Skow hogan On
You'd Bangor. except to bar Harbor, on sunday
mornings.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta at 7.i6 A. NJ, t09 and AS NJ; IInllowrlI
at ~ A. NJ, 10 aud 90. T. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, ?Ss A. NJ. mr.
irving ut Ills I. NJ; 'or Water, Tie aud Vanc.boro
i23s Y. NJ, and Mt 90 =. NJ. due from Boston,
l22 and i.s I. NJ, due from Nanceboro aud
WRtery HE, 20 A. NJ. aud ~ % T.. NJ
Through tickets To California and all points south
and West may be had of T.. u. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only office selling via all route. and
checking all baggage free Of expense
Stops only ut liallowcl Gardiner, Brunswict
and Wcstbrook junction
PAYsON TUCKER, d.n'I Manager
y, H. MofIiBY. GEM lass. and Ticket Ag't
Portland. June -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

-Ons method Of distinguishing the muSh-
room from the poisonous toadstooi' d said 70
b by sprinkling salt ON the under nde u
it turns black. the MUSHROOM Is gu"i IL
yellow, it 10 poisonous Another excellent
msthod il to cook and eat some Of the u'"sfi-
roomA II you don't die. they're good II
you do, you should refrain from eating them
In future. st Paul Pioneer Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Omaha Teacher would like some one Of
the class to define the meaning Of vice versa
Bright Boy-lts sleeping with your fest
toward the head Of the bed. Omaha World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

There is always room at the top. " the ~
And am very glad Il Is 10.
For I've found in this life OF worry and serife
Thst IT'S dreadfully crowded below
Boston Courier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
The Bliss OF Ignorance.

We sometimes pause awhile to wonder how the
world about us
When we are dead and in our graves will get along
without US
Tn well we do not feel tho truth. for IL would
surely fret US
To know how little IL will miss. how soon it will
forget us -Boston Courier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

lawyer Yes. | wish to hire an honest
young man to do office work Were you
carefully brought upi
Applicant-Oh, yes, came up on the ele-
vator. sir-New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

When times are hard and trade 10 duh
The merchant then who wise ID
Doth not sit down to scratch his skull
While he u scheme devises
His trusting creditors to gull
But straightway advertises
Then comes a sudden boom to trade,
And presto. change, his fortunes made!
BOSTON Couriee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Visitor ito pawnbroker,-l suppose you re-
ceive rather bad class Of customers in your
business.
Pawnbroker-Yes, but few OF them have
redeeming qualities. Omaha World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
----~.sthle

Sniggies-weil, my motto b 1.-Two and ~
hven
Ganum-h M tAoaght yoa i.a.sdsd b
hsa dns0.-Judge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Miss Summit TAT the seaside,-Have you
read the latest novel. Found Outf'
Miss Pnllisade-No indeed It's bound In
lavender, and have no dress to match it,
Dry Goods Reporter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

No Native Land "a Love
"A haas Migrate indeed b be.
And worthy Of the keenest scorn.
VINO for one moment fails 70 b
Proud Of the land where be va1 born
Such invectives, sir. uuA cones
Can never be applied To me;
have no land TO love, to bless
For L alAA was born At seal"
-Harper's Baxar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Ourselves and Our Neighbour
We note our neighbor's feelings and we sigh
And hope that he'll be wiser by and by
Our neighbor studies US and says It's sad
To see how we are going to the bad
Boston Courier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Farmer-Are you one o them air fresh
boys what's been stealn' my applesi
Boy-No but I'm one o. them Fresh AiY
boys what's been hookin' your punkins.
Harpers Bazaar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

Better late than never"
b a comforting refrain.
Save when you reach the station
Too late to catch the train
Now York Herald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16
Sptfial Embellishments,


W01&G0s
"ANTED-An 10 know that will do dress.
w mailing. tailoring. both cutting ard making,
also plain sewing. Apply To MIS-. u. N. NICHOLS,
Child street, near Gag Street extension. jane27df
wv zN IE0-A fsN eenflrmea 6ozfSIeFs 6y The
w week. Apply I" Mrs }. 4. LArHAN,
aaRiSdiws winthrop Court. Augusta.
a. ANTED.-A ea.s,ole girl to do general house
work inqsirs -; this once. saglaitf
NANrEO-A capable girl for general house
w work. Mis-. &. Il. Hoxik, Sewsil st.
augiSiiws
NyANTEO-MAS-Tot take the agency Of our
w safes; size ~ lsxiS inches; weight 500 lbs
RITA price Is; othcF sizes In proportion. rare
chance to create = permanent business 1t home.
These safes meet = d mxnd never before supplied
BY other safe companies. we not governed BY
the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAek Co., Cincinnati, q.
AAxJdWed&Sat3sW
SALEeNEN-We wish . few men TO sell our
- goods BY sample To the Wholesale and retail
trade; salary, largest manufacturers In our line
tnclose &c. stamp, Nax :, - per day; permanent
position, money afva ctd for wages, advertising,
etc. CkNrkNNtAL N'f1 Co., Cincinnati, u.
aug tAdeod,Dts
WANTE6.-On . morning daily paper. a press
w man. One that thor nghly understands tax.
ing care Of and running Hoe double cylinder press,
and can furnish good recomne ndation will hear Of
permanent situation by addressing y ~. Journal
Once, Augusta, Ne. augi6d.w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-16

notes Of their Sunday chimsA
Passing along the road the other side OF the
mill race the peaaants in their Sunday clothing
salute the miller with cheerful bon jours, bus
upright before his door he remains impossible
and sullen, bis arms crossed and bis white bat
pulled about his cara
Deniss had gone to the city at the first peep
Of day to arrange with . citisen for the grind
ing Of his wheat The miller's eyes are turned
b the east. over there beyond the river; b
watches and waitA Al last form appean,
gray against the - Of verdure made BY tbs
forest Of pines IL ID Raymond returning
from shooting partridges Five minutes later
be arrives at the mill Laying his gun and
game bag on the ground at his feet, be dries
his brow and seats himself upon the bench
beside the door.
.And Demise, where b She be asks Of biz
companion
-Goue TO the city, Monsieur Raymond
@Rather early, Is IL notr
.No. not at all; you might have met her a
B. Bachhi II you bad pa8sd there about
O'Clock this morning.
Il came from the other dde-from valmale.
But what arc you Keeping Holy Sunday for,
Master Estanochsl IL int your custom, b
~
.No. Il 10 ths mfllstoos which commanis
here today. Il viii NOT work.
sWhatS the mattee with itr aid Raw.
mond. laughing 1t ths miiler's tonA sAny.
thing ser,ousr
THAT I cannot tall you: bot I fear that Q
wing Of the wheel has been broken, and tn
fragments have stopped the arm Of the lever
which turns ths seona Do you underssandP
-Of eoasR, answered Raymond
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Mr.. Geo. o. Morris, the proprietor and
star or the "A Legal Wrong" COMPANY is
well and favorsbly known through his
connection with Titles World" which
he so ably managed for several seasons
In this. his latest and most successful
play. Dir. Morris has fairly eclipsed
all bis former efforts. The play is
stronger, the company better AMI the
scenery finer than any ever carried by
MIR. Morris companies. "A Legal
Wrong" will be at Hsrper's theairc Sat-
urday night.
There is something magnetic about
Jarbesu, for, once TO see her, is to want
to see her every time she is billed. The
musical farce in which she appears $ out
OF the beaten track. in that its sic is
fresh and cheering. its situations lively
and the whole rendered by Il conn any,
without the usual supply OF cord wood.
AS for Jarhesu, her reputation as IN ar
tiste speaks for itself. A delightful sing
err and captivating mimic. she deports
herself on the stage with a graceful
abandon that cannot fail to win the ndmi-
ration Of even the most calous auditor.
Pretty girls and beautiful toilets are
blended with an artistic ingenuity that
would reflect credit on Worth. At the Bur
lis tomorrow night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
Deaths AMIuI Woes.

There is untold woe In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Metzgsr, on TWEEN.
tieth street near Fifth avenue. A few
weeks ago their Oldest son died of diph-
thereto Group; this morning at 1915 Ed
die, aged four years and eleven months,
died, and at 8 o'clock Bertha, aged seve n
years, ten months and sixteen DAYS,
bresthed her last, both succumbing to the
same fatal silment. Thus has the home
been devastated Of light entirely-every
child taken-and in their great sorrow =,
though sympathy is much, the parents
are inconsolable. A more pitiable and
terrible affection could scarcely be pic
tured.
Diphtheritic Group carried Of Joseph,
little son OF John McGinnis, living in the
east part Of town. yesterday. The boy
was aged thee years and seven months
and the funeral occurred the same dsy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
HILLSDALE.

HILLsDALE. Nov. o.
Will Shepard who was sick with dipb-
iberia is around again.
John FitsgibbOn has been appointed
conservator for T. b. O'Donpel.
Fender & Nundle have just received q
lot of pure buckwheat -four. TryIt.
Hiram Cain went to Rock Island Tues
dsy on q business and pleasure trip.
A. Soland and one of the gravel PIT men
came near having a round one day last
week.
Our esteemed friend. W. d. Camp, is
to start for Fort Collins, COL. about the
18th inst.
School commenced here last Monday
with lady from Ohio as teacher. The
attendance is fair.
E. NJ. Feaster and wife went up to
Erie last Saturday. Mrs. A. A. Matthews.
sister of Mrs. Feaster, being quite sick
A. Z. Dennison was up last Saturday.
OF course we all know the object. but it
seems to us it is getting rather late to
look for flowers.
There is to be q crazy supper in the
vicinity of Enterprise some evening next
week. Place and time are not yet deter
mined upon.
A E. Peckham had a public sale last
Saturday to dispose Of several acres OF
good timber land on Rock river bottom
Some of the lots sold as high as $45.
This is our last communication from
here as q correspondent 'Selah