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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

Tns Glendiye, Montana, Iadpndat, OF
the l9.h inst, after discussing the availa
bility Of several gentlemen who are csndi
dates for the United States Senate rom the
Western section Of the STATE, thus speaks
oat Tor our former townsman, Mr. GEO. r
TiSoLE, which, by the way, Looks as II
The Republican schemers have not yet
solsu the Safe from the Democrats:
but is there any fairness TO Che whole people
and to Che varied interests of Montana. 10 choos-
.re the TWO Senators from these contiguous towns
whom they already have the Congressman, The
rlfpntu op.nes not. and believes that the
Democratic caucus win not So decide and de
,.-es to present Che name Of citizen of Dawson
county Tor th.s high aud honorable position.
George r.. Tiugle has been a long time resi-
don't DO Dawson county. one who when present
devoted h'. best energies to the development not
or.vor Dawson county. but the whole country.
soon after The Inauguration OF President Cleve-
iard be was appointed 20 the responsible position
of Treasury Agent and stationed az st. Pau
island. and Coz him is due the inauguration
uf .he strong American policy now being
pursued .n Che Behnns seas, and Che pro
lection OF the interests Of the Uaitci States
nuosc waters The last general election in
hed.feal of his party. Mr. ringie resigned ZEE
mru. to his home in Glendive and on the in-
aaru-aaon Of One campaign FOR officers under the
u.u constitution he went iu for his party and
Ta, power therein Besides au This. should
.r Tng.e be chosen De wilgo 90 Washington
with au extensive Acquaintance among the
fremc.. men orof The uauon Of both political
rt-.les. aud clean record both as o. man and
politician.
Therefore Che raf,p1t.Hi suggests ,o Che pem-
oCracy of Montana Che name OF Hon. George r.
Tug'e for United States senator being assured
llati vo.o-s tho sentiments OF bis friends and
n.Izbto-s Boa Eastern Montana. and while Re
plblclns would prefer a Republican. be- they
mls have "a Democrat Doc would suit them.
Aud again our people believe they are entitled
totls recognition. owing 90 Che rapid develop
me1. and settlement of the Yellowstone,
Missouri and llIk river valleys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
BELLAIRF.
A Days News In BE mont's Metropolis
Briefly Photographed.

Briefly Ehrhgrdpnous
After the Wheeling Opera House band
sersnsded Mr.. Campbell at the Globe HO-
tel. the gentleman said he wanted 10 shake
hands with the gentlemen who rendered
such fine music, and all the members Of
the band gra7ped the hand o. the next
Governor Of Ohio.
When Governor Foraker was here he
had a good Dit TO say regarding the tariff
and soda ash, such IS is used by the glass
factories. MT Campbell had something
10 say on the same theme The matter is
being looked up by the parties concerned.
Ire Odd Fellows have decided to hold
hszsar and fair and festival in their new
building the first part Of December. The
festivities will end with private hop
which will he given Ender the auspices Of
the younger members Of the order.
Il is said that az Irishman who had just
served term in the county Jail went up
10 Allen o. Myers Tuesday evening and
shaking bands. said: How do you do,
Mr.. Myers, I have Just got out Of jail,
too"
II the weather bad bsen decent Tuesday
night. Bellsire would have been ripped
wide open by the Democrats. The party
in Belmont county is alive and the result
Of the stir will be noticeable on election
DAY.
Gen. A. i. Warner, who is superintsnd-
ing the building of the Ohio Valley rail
road is in the city. Ii Mr.. Warner lives
long enough ne will see his road COM
pleted.
Mrs. r A. Johnson has gone to Findlay
TO spend the winter. She Will retlTn t.
take charge Of the boarding house az
Moundsvi,le camp ground next season.
The Buckeye Extract Company is the
name Of a new concern which msnUfac-
lures extracts OF all kinds in this city.
The new company is doing well.
A horse of James Coffman was driven
hard and then put in the stable. By some
means the animal got into lot Of corn and
came very near dying.
Mrs. John ROdefer aud several other ls-
dies and gentlemen are inspecting the
County Infrmary and other institutions OF
the county this week.
Mr.. Hammond, Of Newark, o., sales
man for Westerberg, Jefferson & Co, wall
paper manufacturers OF New York, was in
the city Yesterday.
The Willing Workers of the Second
Presbyterian Church will give an enter
tainment az the home Of Rev. ". NJ. Eat
on this evening.
J. D. Coffman, who worked for Auder-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
BLAlNE's GREATEST FIAsCO.

There Is something ludicrous in the
strenuous Efforts Of Mr.. BLAINE to keep
sil tariff information and tariff reform IN
f1euces away from the Pan-American Con-
grsss He placed the visiting delegates in
the bsnds of a trusty agent, Mr.. CURTIS,
90 take them around the country 70 see
lhs sights and to keep all tariff reformers
away from them. Not only were the
American delegates chosen for their high
proteclionisls views, but the representa-
t.ves Of the press were selected for the
same reason. The two chief high tariff OF
eaus, the Philadelphia Press and the New
York Tribune, are the only daily papers
specially represented on the junket and
RUSSELL HARRIsoN's illustrated weekly
has Two representatives. No tariff reform
newspaper is represented.
Everything went we'll for Mr. BLAINE's
p'ars tin the Congress struck Albany, y.
g.. and Governor HILL, who reminded
ihe visitors that there is a Chinese wall Of
high protection about this country which
prevents rs from dealing with them upon
anyihi9g ike fair and equal terms.
This was followed by another severe
shock st Niagara Falls where
they fell in with Mr.. ERAsTUs WMAN,
who introduced the same forbidden sub
i,ct. sgsin 10 the grief and indignation Of
Mr BLAINE's agent. Every effort has
since baeu msde to keep the delegates from
hearing any more disagreeable truths, hut
The fatss have been sgains, BLAINE's
scheme. Even JOHN SHERMAN, who,
above an Others. is Recognized as having
the authority to speak for the Republican
party. whose discretion the State Depart
ment's agent thought he could depend up
on. even JOHN SHERMAN proved antitrust
worthy. At Cleveland he was s.sered on
90 the Congress and BLAINE's shepherd Of
the Pan-Americans doubtless rubbed his
hands in anticipation Of convincing ar
rament showing wha, a good thing for
South America IL would be for her to bay
our goods for cash and dispose OF her own
somewhere else. But the cool and per
verse Ohio statesman Immediately kicked
en- the fat into the FIRE by tsliirg the Pan
Americans tina. the one thing indispensa-
bic TO commercial intercourse be
tween the nations OF this continent
was to remove obsiructiOss to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

that intercourse. There must be recipro-
city Of interest. To that end, Mr.. SHER-
MAN was, he said, almost persuaded to be-
come a convert to free trade, provided the
freedom of trade should be restricted to
American countries. He would give, in
other words, to all natives of this hemi-
sphere except to the denizsns of Canada
the same liberty to buy and sell all over
the New World, which, within the com
pass Of the Union, ia enjoyed by every citi-
zen Of the Uoited States.
Holy murder But that isn't sill. An
other Republican United States Senator,
enables B. FARwELL, at tbs Chicago
banquet Tuesday, IN responding to a toast
to the President OF the United State, among
other remarks, sad:
Wemust offer 70 YOU our exports as eheaply as
others DO; and to that end / shall favor such
legislation as wiz bring about this result even
70 the extent Of uninterrupted trade between all
the countries Of this hemisphere.
Aud this, despite the most careful
watching of the delegates by BLAINE's
agent to guard against the introduction Of
any tariff reform influence within the fold!
This guardianship is bound to be very
offensive to the visitors who sre not lot
Of school-boys to be kept under lock and
key, but intelligent, wide-awake gentle
men. They know what Mr. BLAINE and
his agent are driving at and cannot fail to
resent the insult. Mr. BLAINE wants the
Congress to pass resolution recommend
ing subsidies for steamships as the sole
means Of reviving trade between the
United States and the other American
countries. This the Congress will not do.
Were they ever 80 simple minded ard had
these tariff reform sentiments never been
uttered, they could not fail 70 see that the
South and Central American countries
cannot buy for cssh They have not got
the cash. Wherever they buy the pay
men. must be in their own products
were they ever so rich in currency it
would not be otherWisG-nO nation will
give ont it's good money to the United
States when it can make an advantageous
trade Of products with some other country.
Our Chinese tariff wall bars out the
products Of these countries. How, then,
though Congress we're to subsidize ten
thousand ships, can we obtain the trade Of
South America while this barrier is between
rs?
And, then, Secretary WINDOW by his
order against the importation Of Mex
lean lead ore, has sffectGally stopped
trade in that direction. From being
friendly disposed toward the United States,
aud willing to trade with Us to a greater
extent than before, the Mexicans are now
inclined to boycott orr goods.
Mr. BLAINE. instead OF reaping the
glory and prestige he expected from the
Congress, will be placed in the humili-
atiug position of seeing it prove total
failure, and the canse Of tariff reform i'm
measurably advanced by the very means
he took to retard it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

son & McGregor, lumber dealers, for long
time, has opened a grocery IN the Fourth
ward.
TIE mother Of Miss Alice Cunningham
came near beipg fatally burned by the
explosion Of natural gas ia stove
The supply of natural gas was little
short Yesterday. This is usually the case
when the weather is cold.
"Only a Farmers Daughter" did not
draw large crowd, but the play was bet
ter than expected.
Mrs. H F. Maule, of Denver, who haa
been visiting friends here, returned nome
to Denver yesterday.
Il is thought that Mrs. Nancy Oliver q
stroke CT paralysis Will result in the old
lady's death.
A crowd Of Republicans will 90 to
Bridgeport to hear Gen. VIM. Gideon.
The small boys have taken possession OF
the public square az a playground.
The Republicans Will have another
blowout on Wednesday evening.
The B. & o. yards ere full Of freight
and a blockade is the result.
VIM. Douavan's oyster depot was robbed
of all the stock on hand.
Council has not met ior two weeks
and the town still lives.
Candidate Coffland and Henderson were
in the city yesterday.
The Uniformed Rank K. of P. held a
meeting last night.
There was select dance at KlOtz's hall
Tuesday evening.
Anumber of new trees are being set
out in the park.
Allen o. Myers did not go with Camp
bell yesterday. ,
A child Of David Shaeffer will be buried
this afternoon.
Several crowds from here went fishing
yesterday.
Mics Matte Rankin is laid up with sore
throat
For bronchial, AsthmatIc and Put
mOnary Complaints, "Brotcn's Bronchial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

CHAD the say, says QUAY, there
wou.dn'. have been Democratic post
master in this country three months alter
the 4th OF March" 10 the name Of con-
science does MATTHEW think he could
have beaten the time OF the CLARRsoN-
WANA,tAKBE patent, reversible, duplex
Standardization, high pressure guile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

TIE Chinese Exclusion Act has caused
the withdrawal Of two American steamers
from the China service. Probably Mr..
BLAINE will fix up the situation by sub
s.dzing them. Why shouldn't hep There
would be- as much reason in il as there is
in his scheme 70 subsidies vessels to go to
South America to sell goods to nations
whom we refuse to buy from.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

Az interesting communication signed
Democrat has been received at this Office
Nono,ice can be taken Of it, however IN
less the writer discloses his name-not Tor
publication. but for our own information.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
&eqaI Notites
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE CIRCuIT COURT FOR 0a.
j ty, West Virgiuia October k
Jesse LGn'Z

JNuA T. LNNils CT a.
The object Of this suit is 10 naF.
pointed for Jesse Laniz under the
Lantz, deceased. In the place of Vs.
who has resigned, and tO have q.
mine the right of Herman Rcass
trustee under an order of The Coz
OHIO county, West Virginia. inH
day Of December, 1877 Aud b.
an affidavit filed in this cause
thst the defendants John T. D.
Reass, are uon-residents OF &
Virginia. &c is ordered that they
one month after the fret TubllCa
de- aud DO what f. necessary 90 prUl
tefests. 10 is further ordered that o.
published and posted as required hy
witness. John IS Mitchell. Clerk n.
al the Court House OF said county
Of October $50 tO-wit: Ocfohor
JOHN vs.. MITCH.
Published the fret time Oc.0n.r
Attest JOHN ". nIif|
JoHs o. raNDi Zion Solicitor
OciOOalgt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

THE Third district Congressional con
test ia coming along swimmingly Con
gressmln.eiect ALDERsoN is gathering IL
evidence with large sized shovel The
Dsmccrats in Congress are strong enough
90 Insure fair play in these cases, and Mr..
McG1SNIss will not get this seat unless he
can prove his title to it, which he cannot
10 unisss something very surprising turns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

AS THE end Of the OHIO campaign uears
HAIsrEAD's "double-leads" increase.
HA1srEAD is becoming frantic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

FROM the reports We should Judge that
The Bfooklyn-NeW York championship
games are Played more with the mouth
Lhan lhs bat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

Don't make any mistake about TIE
work your cousin JAMES + CAMPBELL is
doing over in Ohio. He is making things
hum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
C[0AKSa WRAPS!

Our line cannot be exceueI. Beautiful and
stylish Garments You viii easily be suited and
save money besides Last season We doubled
our business in this line, and are determined TO
do better this season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
WANTED, APPLES.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

Having recently retired from the the Arm Of
McLain Bros, / have at the earnest solici alton
of numerous friends, concluded TO engage in the
Real Estate aud stock Brokerage business.
Houses rented and rents collected Respectfully
a for a share OF the public patronage. busintss
entrusted to me will receive prompt attention
JOHN G. McLAIN, Real Estate and Stock Broker,
1905 Market St. Room q. Ocziso
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

All placed on sale this morning at the
above prices. Please remember the EXTRA
WIDTHS of the above goods and call and
examine quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
| WARRANTED.
Purely Vegetable !
Perfectly Harmless
as A LIVER PILL.

Smallest. Cheapess, easiest 20 take.
one amy Sugsr-colrcd Pellet q dose. Cures
sex Heslache. Bilious Headache, Constpa-
ts,1. Indigestion. Bilious Attacks ana an Ie-
rQnqelenfs OF the stomach ana hoWcis-
= cents a vial, by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

Why is it that al the Republican organs
manifest so keen an interest in Mr.. Cleye-
lands political future2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
DIEEl.

DIED.
Remington Wednesday, October sd 1889;
AZ $50 o. clock o. m BBRNHART T., Oldest son OF
Mrs Mary and the late BernhMt Refining, III ms
18th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

Best English Silk Warp Hen
rietta Cloth, Forty inches wide,
all colors, worth SI.4o yard,
for 95 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

An unhealthy woman is nr,y, If ever,
beautiful The peculiar diseases to which So
many of tte sex are suoipcp are prolific
causes of paIc saIlow faces, b.otcbcd with un-
slightly p.wples dun. lusireiess ewes SIND eua-
cistrl forms Women SD afflicted, Dau ce per-
wlucntly cured hy using Dr. nerce.s Fayor.Jc
Prescription. ana with the restoration Of
health comes tht beauty which, combined
with good 0uaHti,s of head ami heart, makes
wDncn gurr's uf .lHtIuc>~.
" tu,Orife Prescription "
WARRANTED Il; W SS 5.i5i;3
- - guarantee from the
manufacturers. that Do Will give satisfaction
liza every case. or money viii Dee refunded. 10
isn ros'tirs specific far an those painful, disor-
icrs. irregularities ami weaknesses with which
So many women are afflicted.
Copyright, ISIS, by WORLDS DIS NEo. ASSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
SPECIAL BARGAINS
UNDERwEAR,

UNDER WEAR.
Largest and best sock at the lowest prices
Best values in Camels Hair, Ladies' Sanitary
Mems Natural Wool, Chi'dren's Natural Wool
and all of the other cheaper grades.
Gents Cardigan Jackets All sizes and prices
BLANKET5-Large stock, from 75c. 10 $1,000
pair We advertise no goods 40 or less than cost,
but sell with a small margin.
Buy Or. SCOTS Electric Dress Form Corset. We
have the exclusive sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
new FALL STOCK
Now Complete In Every Department.
We HAVE JUST PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
LOT OF \ MANUFACTURER
cToCL- OE
Cloth Suiting !

at a very low price and we mean TO give you
the benefit of this great purchase.
Our stock never before has been so large as
now, and we can offer you special inducements
now In all lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

For bronchial, Asthmatic and Put
mOnary Complaints, "Brotcn's Bronchial
T-oches" have remarkable curative properties
sold 0nly "a bGrss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24

5rNGIE COPIES OF DAILY Or WEEELY
90 Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
soc per inch.
aa-COEREsPOSDESCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
.iErrs SOLICITED FRoaf EvERV PAEr OF rHE sur
.nrSnlSa COUNTRY.
Ee.ected communication viii not be returned
MES. accompanied by sufficient postage.
stamps uf fhe dc domination OF Two cents ano
-.s accentel Tor amounts less than one dollar.
TUE RAG IsTER embracing l,s .etrc. ecllo'is,
Hl.rri r.. le POsQrcs R slcel-ng ". w. O.
s.r...f e.rls rIrffr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
Black Gros Grain Silk,
Twenty-four inches wide, worth
$50 yard, for SI.Oo.

-The6nest Black Atwood Hen
rietta Cloth, Forty-four inches
wide, worth $50 yard, for
SI.oo.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
oUEcHEE.

c. c. Smith Of Wolfboro, Y. II. is the
guest of B. Il. Wright. Fred Gardner
is home from Fitchburg on a vacation
....Lueian Durphes and sister Carrie
spent last week in Claremont -. Mrs. ii
+. ellison visited in Charlestown, n. III.
last week. Mr.. Perkins is TO move to
Lebanon. Mary Davidson of Boston Is
visiting her mother. Jennie Carnes has
returned from visit in Woodstock. 49,.
T.. III. Dutton and wife are visiting in
Mass. Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mrs. David
son, b. +. Gazing, Peter Baker, Adm
Thomas, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Sydney Ken
yon and Mrs. John Dugnese are ill.,.
John c. Leisure recently visited here 49,.
J. j. Dewey and wife are visiting in
Mass. Inez Sisco is home from st.
fohnsbury. -. Secretary Porter is spend
ing the week at the old homestead....
There was harvest concert at the church
Sunday evening &c. /. Abbott is home
from the Hub with large assortment of
goods. Alice Chase Is spending few
weeks at III E.6iilson's -. Henry Church.
i'll is at work for Chas. COwen go. Mary
Rayhew is working for Mrs. O. +. Bar
ron, also Mr.. Clifford of Hanover I'D.
G. Parker, Franklin Sake and the Misses
Davidson are having trouble about
well and the result will doubtless be
law sui..... Young Roberts of Gaysyille
is the guest of John Shattuck. Go TO
the great Currier auction. See adyt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

Quarterly meeting was held with the
f. b. church commencing Friday and
continuing through Sunday. The Sat
urday evening session was deyo.ed TO
the children and consisted mainly of
recitations, declarations, readings, etc.
80. Stephen Turner is making quite ex-
tensiye repairs on his house assisted by
!. n. kibby.... Testimony will be taken
here this week in favor of the petitioners
In the road case. -. Another party visited
the proposed route over the mountain
saturday. al. A. Edison is making his
annual round with his onion wagon -.
Who will tell us the total amount of
rainfall this season!... Go to the great
Currier auction. See advt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
FAIR WARNING.

All parties having unsettled account,
with us MUST call and settle the same nv
cash or bankable note before Oct. Is as
aIser tllat GATE all bills not paid will be
put INTO lawyers hands aud collection
eh'"ieed' BEEDLE Bros.
A good river farm for sale. Chas. Day.
Royalton, Vermont.
NOTICE Mrs. J. Gladding's advt. in an
other column. Don't fail to see those ell
egant city orders. h1s
FOR SALE.-2 colts, three and four
years DID, f. c. NEFF.
WANTED-A good girl to work in a
family of three. Good pay, easy work.
steady employment. Lock box ss.
HOW MEGA child who has once taken
Hamburg Figs as a cathartic will never AGAIN
look on them as medicine but will be Ilxely n
ask tor them, under the impression thar tbev
are SIMPLY preserved fruit Dose. one Flo
Mack Drug Co., Ny. s
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
EAST. RErnFL-

Mrs. Ordway is visiting a niece in
Springfield. Eddie Greene of Brattle-
boro Is visiting his mother and sister
here. Mrs. Walter Rogers and daugh-
ter of Woodstock visited ut Jas. FowIer's
TINS week....A horse belonging TO Louis
Abbott, mysteriously disappeared from
the pasture last week. I'D. Paul and
A. Harlow returned from Brattleboro
Monday Albert Smith of Nelrose
Mass. arrived in town Saturday =. Mrs
n. Fowler has white chrysanthemum
which has two hundred and seventy
three buds on it....Another hard rain
storm this week.. Hay, corn and oat
crops good in this vicinity. potatoes
yield small go to the great Currier
auction. Read ad.
Rev: ;. A. Parker will give his lect-
ure, Life en- Georgia Plantation before
the War, Friday evening in the Univer-
sallst church. The Press has called If
instructive and entertaining. lie will
show specimens Of cotton picked with
N three weeks from the cotton-felds of
Georgia. N'~s -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10

Enrich Billings aged Is years, son OF
Frederick Billings died Monday morning
Oct. of heart disease. lie has been
troubled with il for few years.. Last
Thursday eve. Oct. 3rd, Esther Shattuck
was accidentally shot by Paige boy,
one shot entering her head near the eye,
one in her breast and one in her hand,
luckily none of them doing much dam
age Burt Pinney returned from the
White Mountains last Saturday. Ar
thur Pinney has gone into the grocery
business In Windsor. DIR. Henry Boyn-
ton. Col. 4. o. Seaver, Austin Abbott,
c. o. Thompson aud Arthur Lewis and
wife started on Monday for Gettysburg.
-. Clarence Fisk is at home somewhat
ill....GeO McKain returned from the
White Mountains last Saturday. DIR.
o. w. Sherwin is heating his house with
hot water, and it is beng put into the
Savings Bank Hewitt's and Chapman's
stores. also DIR. Kidder's Office and the
club oom....O. w. Sherwin is painting
his house. to the great Currier
auction. Read advt.