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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-11

Why the great rush South Park. Because tho tide to
the tide fats south of the city now settled in favor Of the
state Manufactures and homes will be erected on this hi-
crto much disputed territory.
Seattle fast pressing to the front the coming railroad
Of the Pacific Coast Daily it becomes more evdenf
that all the railroads must have their terminus south d ~
city Around this terminus the tide flats and on the banu
Of the Duwamsh river the great MANUFACTURES
the city South Park is within easy reach of these indut
and there will be the happy homes of the empoyeso these e.
tories.
The Union Pacific Southern Pacific and all railroads en.
ing the city from the south and must run through q -
South Park Every lot in South Park lies in an orchard -
ture, hop field or meadow.
The soil is fertile
The view is magnificent.
Our present prices are SIS to SIS per lot
TERMS: $40 cash; balance, SIS per lot per month
We will offer special inducements to purchasers Of bloc
We have large list of property in every part of the az
Do not fail to call Office before purchasing elsewhere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-11

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The Jury il - ense a Prank stowe.
charrei with o. murder Of Young Enocl,
Crosby. nftee hing os,t III nf~ht could not
seres sud vero dirckarnnd by ludee ALVIN
this altesnoon. Thsy stood i've for eonvic-
lion and seven 1ue acpuitai. strong svi-
dencs Was intruduced Yesterday 10 move
arSaiihi Mr.. Ghae. via livss q Tsnino.
SOW Stowe - that piace - late - O'Clock
ON the day a ths nlnrdsr, and the only
trsis upon which he eQuld have reached
Tacoms passed lev minutes later. The
question arises. siid he take thst train
He could have done 80 ea<iiy. Constable
HafsieI. Of Winlock, ~as . much needed
witness for The prosecution and promisesi
TO be present, but failed 10 show up when
wantesi.
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The officers of South Montvillc Grange
as elected for 1891. are as follows: Mas
ter, c. 5. Ada ms /: Overseer, C. X. Bart.
lette Lecturer, Rachel Morse Steward
G. 4. Gilman; Assistant Steward. !. f
Gilman: Chaplain, Lizzie Fuller; Treas
urcr, Isaac Fuller; Secretary, &. n
Crane; Gate keeper, S. z. Colley
Pomona, ALBANIA Gilman, Flora, Sarah
Bryant; Ceres, Blanche Crane; Lady
Assistant Steward, Hattie Gilman.
The annual election of officers for
Mcdomak Valley Grange, Appleton,
occurred Dee. Is, resulting in the follow
ing choice OF officers: +. +. Light, NJ.
Abbic 5. Moody, l. Andrew J. Rokes.
A. 5 Miles Burkett, Treas; Fred
Malay. G. H.: Mabel Noycs, r.; Rosina
Calph, F.; Charles Bartlett, o.; Willie
II. Miller, ) : Louisa Miller, Chap W.
II Moody. Sccy Corcnc Miller, l.. \
s.: Nellie Bartlett, c. This grange is
constantly receiving new members, and
much interest exists.
At the last regular meeting of Chelsea
Grange No. 215 +. of H., held in | Mon
Hall Friday evening Dec. 10Th. the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year W. 4. Searles, W. NJ. J.
T. Thompson. W. o Patrick Hayes, ".
L.. Tom Searlcs. W. s.; Arthur Doug
lass, A. $; Mrs Laura Thompson,
Chap; \ N. Douglass, W. T.; Mrs.
Florence Thompson. W. Secy.; |. i.
Hall, W. G.. X Mrs. Villa liunenway,
r.: Mrs. Coston, F.; Miss Mabel Hayes,
C.; Grace Thompson, l.. A. s.; Exccu-
tive Committee, |. Is. Hall, II. A. Farm
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Wants $4,000, 900 Worth OF Chic.
COS Best Property.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex Dec. ga very
important legal case has come to light here
in which the right and title TO large por-
ton of the city of Chicago, 10 the vicinity
of Hennepin Park, is questioned and
claimed by heirs in Texas. Robert l..
Simmerlin, an attorney of this city, has
worked up the case and will leave on Dee.
rs for Chicago 10 push the claims of hi.
clieSts. The property claimed is valued a,
about $40 100000. The story is
quite romantic in its details and
it has taken more than years work to
complete the chain of evidence. The
history dates back to the lime when the
Pottawsttamie Indians owned the present
site Of Chicago A Colonel Holiday mar.
ried an old chiefs daughter who was pos
sessed Of much of this land. The Ipdian
wife willed the property t, 3 grandlaueh-
ter, wife Of Colonel N Guisette, a promi
nent banker of Corpus Christi. This heir
died in 1864 without issue The prop
erty had been in the hands Of attor
neys, who, during the late war, tangled the
claim of titles and sold the property for
taxes. Recently, however, Lawyer Sum
merlin learned Of another branch Of the
family and located all of the heirs 10 this
State. The chain Of evidence is perfect,
and already attorneys in Chicago have been
heard from who are willing TO compromise
literally for their clients.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
III sarah Crszs and Its wonderful Hold
en- the IuSlians.

Sr PAIL, Dee. a3.--A Pionses specia
from Moose Jaw, Assinahoia. says: The
Sioux IndiAns here and At Wood Mountain
are greatly excited over the killing of Sit
ting Bull and number Of armed indiana
have crossed the line from the South. The
Messiah craze appears 10 have reached
them. Chief Black Bull. nov q. Wood
Mountain, says the whites will coon be
extefminatsd aud the Indians have co0troi
of the country again"
LAWRENCE. Kansas, Dee % Several
of the stuisnds at the Hsskeii Institute,
the Indian school here. have received let
tiers from relatives in the Indian Territory
regarding the Messiah craze. One of the
letters 10 from chief TO his daughter /,
is dated Anadsrka, Ind and tells of the
ghost dance. The chief tells his daughter
not to Iidieule the coming of the Indian :
Christ, for she knows nothing of the
wondrous manifestations tke Indians
have received from Him regarding
his appearance on earth again. He
says that maybe some time her Iniian in.
siinc,s will assert themselves. and then she
will come back to her people. join in the
dance, and make herself ready to receive
the Messiah. The old chief says the belief
Is cobHneu mostly 10 Tue Koou thoiaht anu
he r. grets that the bad ones will not mend
their ways and accept the Christ.
Another of the letters is from an uncle to
his ne phew. This letter also tells Of the
wonderful revelations that have been made
1t the ghost dances and of the marvellous in
teryiews with the Messiah Some of the
inspired Indians, says the writer, have had
interviews during their frances with dead
relatives who have told them to prepare
for the coming of Christ, and not to tres.
Him,as did the white people Of old. The
writer cautions his nephew not to reject the
Messiah until he has attended a ghost
dance and has had an opportunity to
Judge himself of the evidences of the com
ing Christ.
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The Young Peoples Christian Union
met again at the Universslist church Sun
day evening and adopted the Constitution
and bylaws reported by the committee
and then chose officers as follows; Presi
dent, H. G. Ellis; vice president, Miss
Hannah Powell; recording secretary
Miss Ruth Stevens corresponding secre-
tsry Mrs. G. j. Clukey; treas
urer, I. Il, Vose. Several stand
ing c)mmittees are to be appointed
Tie topic for the meeting next Sunday
evening. will be Christ, what he is. and
what he has done for US This Union
starts with good number of members, and
its prospects for future usefulness are
bright. There is great deal of interest
manifested by those who are Connected
with the movement
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After the Blythe Fortune.

SAN Francisco. CAL, Dec. 23.-The
English Gypsy Claimants to the 81 COO, 000
estate of old Thomas Blythe declare that
they have just secured evidence which will
knock out the Williams, or WEIGH claim
ants, ard place themselves next in line to
young Florence, the millioniare's illigit-
mate daughter, who has been adjudge1 the
rightful heir. Judge Corey. in deciding
for Florence, declared the Williams heirs
had proved that Blythe belonged to their
family, thus making them inherit. should
the Supreme Court decide against Florence
The Gypsy Blythes have had DR.. Piper,
a Chicago expert in chirography, at work
on the letters and records in the family BIZ
BILE on which the Williams claim is found.
ed. and he has just submitted report that
all the documents are forgeries. The
Gypsy Blythes even claim they have the
man who forged the birth record in the
family Bible. In a few days the case will
be argued for appeal. meanwhile Florence
is the only one who has handled cent Of
Blythc's millions. She has an allowance
of $1,000 monthly. Other claimants are
living here in hopes OF getting r slice of
the fat estate which has a rental of quar-
ter of a million yearly.
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Christmas Festivities.

The various churches in the city will all
observe Chri stmss this year in name
more or less elaborate. on CHRISTMAS eve
and Christmas night. The following will
show in brief what may be looked for at
the different places The vestry of the
Baptist church will be decorated Christ
mas night, anil the illustrated poem
Mother Goose Party, will be rendered
with shadow pictures. Instead of Christ
mas tree Abe committee in charge have
decided upon Christmas pie.
vt St. Francis Catholic church on
Christmas day, there will be Low Mass at
7 A. NJ and High Mass at 10. In the eve
ming there will be vespers and benedic:ion
at I. THE Angels and the Shepherds
will be represented by children prepared
for the occasion by the Sisters There will
be an English sermon by the pastor on
The Mystery Of the Day"
At the vestry of the Congregational
church, there will be n Christmas tree, on
Christmas eve. with exercises by the Sun
day school appropriate to the occasion. On
Christmas day every body will be welcome
at the parsonage at 80 T. NJ. The house
will be open and the pastor and his wife
hope to see every member of the congrega-
ton at their house some time during the
evening. At 9 o'clock a brief service of
dedication will be held.
At st. Marks (Episcopai) church, on
Christmas lay, the Festival of the Nativity
commonly called Christmas will be duly
observed at $50 A. NJ. There will be
divine service at the church, consisting of
mathis and celebration of the Holy Eucha-
rist, with sermon by the rector on the
Incarnation. The choir, which consists of
twenty men and boys, with their vestmepts
of cottas and csssocks, will render the
musical portion of the service for the first
time. ON Friday evening, at p
NJ. the Children's Festival and
Christmas tree will be ceIe-
brated at Thsyers Hall. The tree will
be illuminated and decorated and laden with
presents for the children. Music, recita.
lions AMI carols will be rendered BY the
Sunday school. Games and other amu,e-
ments will be participated in by the young
people.
At the Methodist vestry there will be a
Christmas exercise at O'Clock Christmas
eve. entitled "GoId, Frankineense, aud
Myrrh consisting of bright Christmas
music, recita,ions, etc. The soIos will be
taken by Mi" Downer, Mrs lowering and
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/ Mass will be celebrated at the Church of
! the Sacred Heart Christmas morning at
/ ten clock.
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Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United Broth
rem Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: ~
fee! il my duty to tell what wonders DIR.
Kinks New Discovery has done for me.
My lungs were badly diseased, and my
Pensioners thought could live only a
few weeks. I took i've bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery and am sound and
we'll. gaining 20 pounds in weight.
Arthur Love. Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: after a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
am confident DR.. Kings Ne~ Discovery
for consumption, beats 'em all. and cures
when everything else fails. The greatest
kindness | can do my many thousand
friends 10 to urge them to try it," Free
trial bottles at Bow ditch. Webster & Co s
Drug Store. Regular sizes soc and 81 90.
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H. NOEL SLEEVES, -
IIallowciI, Maine. -
a0-storr open every evening.
tsrideoAWIv

E7ON SALE. iesched ashca In large or
L. small quantities. to suit purchAsers. Call
"a or Atdress. J. T. RgALKY 3 Co,
HAiloweil, Maine
iaaladtf
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Miss Towne. After this exercise, the gifts
will be di.tib from the hristnas tree.
There will be Christmas tree in the
Sunday school room of the Ware Parlors
Unitarian on Christmas eve. with xppro-
pirate services by the Sunday School
Next Sunday evening the service in the
church will be appropriate to Christmas,
and arranged with special reference to the
children. All interested are invited to be
present.
There will be Christmas tree for the
children of the Universslist Sunday school
on Christmas eve, at the G. A. X. Hall.
There will be exercises appropriate to the
time, and Refreshments will be served.
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NATIONAL HOME.

In co nrliance With the usual custom,
Csristmas viii be observed here in an sp-
propFisfe msnner Gov. Stephenson has
issued the following proclamation IS an
OF Ser Of exercises:
Thursdsy. December a5sh. being the
arniversasy of oar Sav.oui's birta. the
members Of the Heme are requested 70 JOIN
In honoriex the day with rPi.it Of thank
fuinsss for blessings fecsiysi, ani for the
promise gwen 10 all y Ia fellox his t,aeh-
ings and precepss All unnecessary labor
will be suspsnaed during the ssy. Ateariy
rpotn. rifis'mss Carols viii be performed
BY ,hs. Ii.ne BsHi. Religious services sill
BE- Ia. il ia the Chapel as follows Mass
vi he celebrated at o'clock NJ R-v-
Petr E. Bradley, Catholic ehsplsin. of
dcik,ins. Protestant services will be beid
a, 3 ~ O'Clock 2. NJ. under the direction
OF R~v x W jenkins. assisted BY double
guaitette choir of ladies and gertismen
Concert by the Home Orchestra at T. NJ.
= Prof. B. ". Theme. leader of the
orchestra, has arranged the following ex-
ten.iye programme for the concert;
o.ertar.. The Clerks of s,.Niehoia-," Dogergue
Afs4 ION mighty PENS FROM tltAtiJn
Miss Naade Marion Shepherd and Orchestra
irtermexze, Elm the Silly Night" ktseh
Original Fantasia, Soiaha
EnphoIsiam sso. Mr. holland
Fantasia, "yision> In q Dream.' LumbYe
soraanea "A non giunge." From Lasomntm
buia. Donizeti
Miss Maade Marion Shepherd.
Theme and Var. ;" Hotae sweet Bone - Robinson
yuasiiilie. "Christnias Pleasures ldeserip-
tise Braunlieh
/. Children enjoying on Holy Eve.
p Hoping for preseui-.
= .aata tl.aus is Coming Children cry and
pray.
I. Bistribution OF Preseots.
e.. Church Belle.
Musical Rejoicing,
So far a. the wants Of the inner veteran
are concerned. the Commissary of Subsist-
ence and Commissary Sergeant have provid-
ed aburiantly, as the following menu for
the Christmas meals will substantiate;
BREaAtAsT.
rFird Sausage. lioiled Potatoes Bread
Butter. syrup. Coffee.
Roast Turkey. oyster Dressing. Giblet Sauce.
Cranbury Sauce. Mashed Potatoes
Boiled onions. Pickles. Plum Pudding
Coffee. Florida Oranges.
Bread. Crackers. Batter. Cheese.
Ninee Pie. Tea.
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New York Produces Market.

NEW YoEK. Dec, ~
FLoua-Rcceipts, " se5 pkgs; exports, s2i7
bbls; sales, i90d9. Repeat quotations inciu6.
ing City mill extra, . ioae5 IS; patent, o. i5a
o s.; superfne, q l5at3 20; extra No. 2, b. 35a
% 70; winter wheat low grade, - iJa43 20; Min
neaota extra, - ioae4 So, Southern nour dull ,
rye -four quiet.
wHKAr-Rec.ipts g7s. expor.., sale
1860, weaher dull No. red .h4s No ed, sos
sJl; No 4 red, o0xo0o, eIev'T 1905 lob ia5aio7,
deliv'd. No hard, !i3l No nottheru, 1911
HYK-Qniet. state. 9.se; western, 75.79
BARLEY-Qnet with west, sales COO; No.
Milwaukee, sha.2, Oswego No. l, sssioo; No 2
do. 81.
CORN Receipts. $3.50. esports. 1900. sales,
62,otp, dull, steamer. 5ia56; Sox, 6ias.
store and elevator, ~ i61 sfoat
oATs-Receipts. 1900, vxvor.s. $50; sales
~. 900; dull, No 3, ssat7i do white,
tpsa55; do white. 81; mixed western. seas0
do white, soas5; white, soa55; No. Chicago,
f3ai2A
CorFEE-Ri dull, nominal. I9,.
SUGAR--Raw dall; refined quiet: demand
quict crushed3s5i extra crushed .3.i6as is white
extra crushed, 5aa7 rs; cn' loaf,7i: graru ated o.
PETEoLguH-Quiet So
P0RK-quiet
BEKI-stesdy
LARD lower; western steam, $50 clos
ing - 50; city steam. o 80 refined quiet; coninent
BuTTER-State dairy, "A Is; do creamery,
20 2si; western dairy. 10 a Is; do creamery, ii
y, do factory, 6sal3.
BUTTER Yaieti western dairy 7kail: Dc
creamery, :7ax3.
Sia9sc.
Srrishss to Liverpool aTmer.
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voitain Rais TO-, Mssshall, Mich.
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Why continue the use of irritating pow.
ders, snuils or liquids? Ely's Cream Balm,
pleasant of application and a sure cure for
fatarrh and cold in head, can be had for Zoe.
Il is easily applied into the nostrlls. is safe
and pleasant, and is curing the most obs.i-
nate cases. 1t gives relief at once.
The proprietors of Eiy's Cream Balm 10
not claim to be curc-sll but sure rem
edy for catarrh, colds in the head and hay
fever. 1t is not liquid or a snuff. bnt is
easily applied into the nostiils. IL gives
relief at once. dec22deod&w
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Wouldn't you like to live until the year
A. d. 2ooo, just to see the people and the
world generally Who knows but YOU
might, if you observe the laws of health,
and keep the Stomach. Liver and Bowels
in full action. The best medicine known
for this is DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
They are small, sugar coated granules, | at
powerful to cure; produce no nausea or
gripping; easy to take. and q sure cure for
biliousness. constipation, headache, and
diseases produced by An inactive liver. A
convenient vest poke, remedy.
hee22d& folrm.
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The whist party Monday evening at the
beautiful residence of Mayor Meader on
Silver street, was probably the most elab-
crate affair of it's kind that has occurred in
the city this season. The floral decorations
were profuse and beautiful, and refresh
ments were served by Wster,ille's well
usual elegant style.
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One of the most useful articles that we
know of is that famous household remedy
for the baby, DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup II
costs only % cts. bottle.
From irritation to Inflammation, and
from Inflammation to chronic catarrh is the
route; but Oii Sauls Catarrh Cure il a
safe and effectual cure for diseases of the
nasal passages. Price only - cents.
Sold by all dealers.
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S. II. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism,
his Stomach was dsordered, his Liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Flee
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III, had
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes CT Buckien's
Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound aud well!
John Speaker, Catawba, o., had five large
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he vas
incurable. one bottle Electric Bitters and
one box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Bowditch, Webster
& Co., Druggists.
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The Good Old Ttmes.
Then times we're good,
Merchants cared not a rush
Far any other faro

Than Johnny cake and mush"
But now times have changed, and the
plain and simple fare of the forefathers is
done away with. Patent flour. ard high
SEASONED food, and strong drinks. have
taken its place, and. as result dyspepsia,
impure blood. and diseases of the stomach,
liver and lungs are numerous. This great
change has led one of the most skllful
physicians of the age to study out remedy
for these modern diseases, which he has
named his Golden Medical Discovery.
DR.. Pierce in this remedy has found cure
for Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Asthma. Con-
sumption, in its early stages, and Liver
Complaints dec22d& xfolrm
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Mr.. l.. B. Cain has been confined to his
house several days by cold which agra
waited the difficulty in bis neck which has
troubled him more or less ever since he
WAS thrown from his carriage several
months since. He is able to be out again
now, and thinks he is on the mending
hand
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The kennebec Central Railroad is grow
ing ia popularity And the passenger bust
ness is on the increase daily. Yesterday
over ore hundred were carried mp to the
three O'Clock train for the Home. Engineer
Page was in Portland recently and the
Portland company promises to ship the new
locomotive and snow pillow this week The
engine and pillow were made together, but
they can be separated with the advent of
warmer weather. 1t is proposed to cut .
channel through the ice and transfer the
engine acfoss the river on skow.
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any druggist tries to cell you his own cough
medicine. remember he does it because he
makes more money on it. Insist on having
Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs.
for there is no cough remedy so pure and
none so quick to break up cold. For
influenza. soreness Of the throat and tick
ling irritation with constant cough Kemp's
Balsam is an immediate cure. Large bot
ties SOC. and 81. At all druggists.
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The IGdlan Messiah Arrest cd-Only q
Harmless Crank From Nashua, Iowa
PISr RIDGE AcEScr, s. d Dec, 90 -
The police have arrested the Messiah down
in Red Clouds Camp. He is an intclli-
gent, harmless crank, NJ. G.. Hopkins by
name, from Nashua, Iowa. Agent Roger
sent him to Chadrin under the escort of pc
lice. The Messiah declares he will 90 to
the Bad Lands.
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Bowditch Webster & Co.
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AT Good Will Farm on Christmas eve
there will be Christmas tree in Record
Hall with appropriate exercises in which
the boys will participate. The distribution
of gifts on this occasion will be attended
with great nteres. and many of them will
come from friends of the home who live
in other parts Of the State.
Mr.. Charles Tilton, who is now at the
head of the Grammar Schools in Bangor,
formerly teacher of Fairfield High School
has been spending few days here, and
last evening he went to Skowhegan for a
short visit. As a teacher, as well as gen
tlemsn, he was very popular while here,
and his numerous friends are glad to hear
of his marked success in his new place