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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

TIE Largest CATS EYE "A Cey on pa
per gives sn account of the finding Of the
largest cats eye Of which there 10 any re cord
by digger of Gale. Ceylon. 1t weighs
nearly seven pounds. The Fl der was q
Moor man who had been very poor. A few
months ago, however. bis digging for gsms
was rewarded by finding cal'e--ye which
he sold for $5 600 Soon after he dug up
another for which he realized $40 600 and
then this run of luck reached c'imrx v hen
be unearthed his large stone. which l. de-
scribed as OF perfect Iustre. Hs bad heen
offered f19 900 by syndicate OF local deal
ers, but has refused, as he declares he can
cut the gem into forty stones, each OF " hiob
will bring 91 600. A short time ago he also
found larger cat'seye than this big one,
hut the ray was imperfect, 80 that it /. not
more than one-qusrter as valuable. His to.
tai fadiDes in one half year, at the lowest
estimate, will reach $150,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

Let the person whose name you wish tc
know inform you in which of the upright
columns the frat letter of his name is con
tanned. Ii be found but in one column,
it is ths top latter. if it occurs in more than
one column it is found by adding the alpha.
betcal numbers numbers of the top letters
of these columns and the sum will be the
numbsr Of the letter sought. By taking one
letter at time, in this way, the whole name
can be ascerteined. For example, take the
word Jane. is founed in the two columns
beginning witt B and H, which are the SEC
oDd aud eighth letters down The alphabet,
heir SUN is ten, and the tenth letter down
the alphabet is J, the letter sought. The
next letter, A. appears in but one column,
where it stands at the top. N is seen in the
counts headed with B, D and q, these are
lne secoud, fourth and eighth letters of the
a phabst, which, added, give the fourteenth,
or n, ami so on. The uee of this table will
xcite no little curiosity among those uuac
qaainlod with the foregoing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
MEDICINAL.

T aXGe7os Gg5Gs N;;a n'ss, = sct;ops e9"pi@,n5; ana
! 4 CGStirencSs. At druggists. Price o cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
Bucklen,s Arnica SaIve

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box For sale by E. s. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething is tho prescription of one of the
best femalo nurses and physicians in the United
Statos, and hiss been used for forty years with
never.failing success by millions Of mothers for
thoir children. During the process of teethins
its value is incalculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain curos dysentery and diarrhoa, gripping
in tho bowels and wind-colic By giving health
10 the child il Ra,ts the mothor. Pr;co Do csnts
hottla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

KEY TO a PERSONS NAME BY the &C.
companyiag table Of letters The name cf q
person or any word may be f1und out ID the
following manner:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
Alxanoria 6a7ette
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY AT THE
Gazette Building, 80 and BIZ Prince st.

spece unless The paid Tor at transient
and under circumstances will they be allowed to
advertise other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in ad
Resouonsin mem ,.am of thanks tributes Of respect
resolutions adopted by societies persons unless OF
public concern, will only be printed in this paper as
advertisements.
The GAZETTE Office Is connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper,
news, any infor nation business can be sent by
telephone
Entered at the Postoffce Alexandria, Virginia, as
second class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
N,RUSTEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CoJrNTy
OF ALEXANDRIA.

We LGAaNDhlA.
By virtue of deed of trust executed on tbo OIL,
day of December, 1888, by Richard Norris and
wife and recorded in deed book No. 4. page 800
in the Clerks Office of Alexandria county, the nm.
dersened, trustee, will offer for sale at public
suction, at the front door OF the Court House OF
Aexandris county, shout ID o'clock midday ON
MONDAY, the Oath day of February, 1890 that
being Court day., all that certain TRACT or PAR.
GEL OF LAND, situated in the county of Alex.
andria, Virginia, and containing THIRTY.SIX
ACRES aud ONE ROOD, more or less, it being
the same land upon which the said Richard Nor.
ris now resides, and is distant about three miles
from the city OF Washington.
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and the sum OF $34625. with
interest from the first day of January, 1889, and
Ihs residue on credit of one and two years; the
title to be withhold until all of said purchase
money, with six per cent. interest shall have
been paid. w. w. THORNTON
JAM I'll Trustee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30


The first frost ~ th. season this morn.
ins. II kill. high aud low. bat every.
holy had fair warning and general
preparation NJ. made. The last Load II
sweet corn rai.~d In town va. p,ck~I
Yesterday.
Mr.. J. &. Bean seem. To b. gaining
slowly.
Charlc. n. stowcll and wife from lIo.-
ton have bcrn stopping with 4. D.
Brosn'. family few DAYS. ,hsrle,
la. good position on th" y. y. q y
T.. Road.
Vim. 4. Putnam % ieNl.ton I. visit
Ing llIs mother Ia Mason.
Eibridgc johnson aud Wife If Ilncolr
arr visiting relative. In this vicinity
Mr.. !. 1. sister ~ Mr.. 4. y. brown
Good harvesting weather now.
MR.. Lydia seward II Rlpon, Wis.
formerly 90 Franklin, Me-, u visiting
her sister. Mrs. y. a.. MILE, whom .h'
has not ssrn for thlrty-nlne year.. NJ
ter q yl.lt here the two sisters ini.ne
visiting their old home aud the scene. al
their childhood In Franklin, the town al
their birth.
Rer Anger and wife 10 Marlboro
Mass, have been stopping With D. J.
bean few DAYS.
hi. qui-, town has attractions III
people Who would get away from tn
noI.. aud hum ~ more busy places.
Ill Grover I. q youthful hunter. li'
caught a big coon last week In hls IA
theirs corn field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
niiurnan rIAnaI


Mr.. Jane. smith - Bhiiefor'i !. Va
Ting AZ 4. u. Ahbotts.
The infant child ~ Mr. Elijah Ayerill
AS buried the rith n Ando,cr; funeral
s-r,ir-. were held AZ hls house by rev
Mr. lIann,ford.
They 40 .sv that i.nmfori !. rrc-i'lne
hlg boom from the operations at th'
Falls.
That thl. tovn !. destined sr- long "a
- one 20 the smsrte., Ia Oxford COM
~.
Tia, there ar some gooi solid men
With the compssv.
That Ramford will D. well represent
"a In IN. House AMI ~cusie the coming
winter.
That n l. no cr~,il, To- any fair Ia have
gambling upon the grounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
IOXIll.

Rev. 4. ". Webster aud slie hav'
ben visiting Ia town ic~ days.
quite a num,-r have gone Ia atiend
tho York sni Cumberland Christian con
fcrrnc- which 1. helng held viih tn
church In Saro.
4 good delegation attended the fair al
frysharg.
There va. we'll attended hall AZ the
American House At lo,cil Wcinc.ds,
evening.
Dt. ORR. T.. Mscsls.isr sni iso
friends frum l.yun arr cunning Tot
Noo,icock ani foNe. about h"r-.
On saturday last amsr- belonging L.
Edwin Mc.sr,c "a. taken suddenly .ick
aud died sunday morning. Cause IN
known.
On Thursday. Arthur ". Mason had .
tooih .xtractrd by Dr. Mhcals.isr.
soon after. " bcgan a. blee,i the hole
no, the toothl AMI al Effort. Ia stop u
~vr- unay,iling. FINALLY q physician
"a. callei who succ--ici In stopping u
Neither rain nor the fourth commani'
ment .~em o. have much effect on thu
crant~rry picker. on the Charlie. bog,
fof they hustle Tor them rainy day. aud
sunday all the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
WEsI asIhEl.

Mrs. Anna Mains johnson snd hus-
had from lincoln, Maine. aw visiting
frieods In this vicinity.
Henry Judkins has been on the .ick
liz; for tvo weeks, and Asa Prescott
takes hls team meantime.
\ serie. ~ religious meetings are In
progress here under the supervision ~
Rev. II. '. Davis. Elder ADAMS spoke
Thursday.
\ new foof hs. been put Into our VII
lag. school house under the supervision
~ our enterprislng school COMMITTEE.
Had two or thr-e sllghi trusts the iir.,
~ the week bat crops we're mostly hsr-
vested aud not damtg~i.
This week will close the harvesting ~
the sweet corn crop.
An accident ,o Mrs.. Addison Bcan IL
reported by t-eing thrown from a wagon
bat have M particulars.
Fall apples hni r,ady market AZ ~
AMI ss.9 p.r barrel; cooking, si.sD.
The congregation of the crows ani
autumn ies,cs remind va ~ the coming
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
EAST BETHEL.

The ground va. white With frost for
the flr.t time Thursday morning, sept.
sSth. Mo.t IL the farmer. In this
vicinity were well prepared for Oh. frost
Potstos. arr rotting badly Ia the
ground aud beans ar. very much dam
agr,i by IA. Vet weather.
w. ". Cro.. aud T.. 4. Cros. from
Bridgton visited this place last week.
Mi.. Onnie Holt has returned To- san
ford. where she has a position for th'
winter.
william X. Swan aud wife and sor
Robbie recently visited relative. In TIL
place. =,
Mr.. and Mr.. stephen Foster held !
reception nj the residence of David 70.
ter, Thursday evening, September 18th
william n. swan ~ Massachusetts, Ia
sold hi- residence la this place and th
land surrounding IL To Jane. VI. BAN
l l.ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
THE OXFORD BEARS,
rrt DoIsos CT Trt WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS or rrG COUNTY.
WgU PANS


first heavy fro., came las; "Wednesday
night.
cl.isr apple. ar, bringing % cent. a
bgshel.
basiBes- !. rushing At the Naaafactur-
NC 'ompany's mills. They run until =
O'clock almost ssery night aud last We'd
nessiay night part 20 tho crew worked
until u c'cloCk In cnler Ia .hlp an order
on t,tns,.
Nj, lille s~an !. scry .lck With ty-
phoi,i fever.
M. l.. :. Perry has moved Into Mr..
isies' aew hoase last finished on Main
Strr.t.
Mr.. q. :. washburn IA. moved into
The rvnt rcS-utly occuP1ed BY Mrs.. Rh-
bon on Church >trret.
Mr.. Georg~ Noang fonnrrly . RESILIENT
~ this plscc, nos ~ ilralntrr. Msssa-
chasstts, y In The plaer.
Mr. Cumnings. ~ Cummings Brothers.
Portland, aud Prank Barrrtt arc buying
spplcs hsr~.
hr. Nofk tn photographic wlii BE- In
the plire O,tel.f q. =. : and y.
''eorge fsrnam l. hni.hing 81 the up
I.er starry "a III. haass.
NJ. q. ". nr,aut u making .ome ~
Pslrs on HI. halhlihgs
o.orxe Noung "a this place lost hls
lnfant child. fuur mouths old. With
pbeumoala thls week.
fh- rsnalns 20 Mr.. Martha Emery.
agr - wears. wife ~ Al. late DEACON
loseph Emery aud mo,hsr ~ Mr.. v. ".
lfnrry a thi. plsce. were bFuught herr
frnm NcFth Norway ruesday. September
lGih. AMI funeral seFNiccs we're held In
The CHAPEL. Tho rvmslns were laid NJ
rrst In ths village c-metsry.
One Se-k sgo last ffi,isv Mr. Dannie
l.. pav and Ma Tia y. Clark wsni "a
>outh r,rls ami hsd a matrimonial Knot
ti-i hy Mr.. Hols,sr. Tho folloslng
~tturisv night Mr.. ,harles nsrisn and
Miss Ma n panhsm wcr~ united IN
marriage ~ Rev. \. 4. Andrews. Both
rouples have ths l-.st wl.hes of the com
munliv. NJ. D,y ami Nlf- have gone
o. ,i.it hef folks =, Curinth. Maine.
NJ D. n. Andrvus and sife arr mNk-
ing a trip o. Portland. Maine, Ani white
Nounfalus 9th th~ir team.
0umlcal Rrogn I. comlng 90 this
pisrv again saturday ~yening. oc,oher 4.
= ian q bfand nss .hos. NdmlssIon .
aruts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
EAST SUMNER.

sharp frost on Thu-.slsy morning.
Quite a ~, ~ people frum this vicinity
attended the cattle fair at Canton which
was decided succc.s, the weather b.
Ing iinc aud the Attendance and exhibits
good
Rev. u. :. iIibbsrl sni family have
moved into the vacant house Own
"a Nv Charles Bonney.
Elien Cobb and family have been VI.
Ing hls father, Mr. n. u Cobb. W.
runs street car from Boston Ia New
ton.
1hsrr u some talk ~ holding \ csiil'
show a East sumner 10 which due No
tic~ Will y. given when de,'idc'i.
nsrr-tt nrothers made nne exhibit
- their horse. aud colts NJ the Canton
fair. They have some Hue bred stock
that 7. worth a Walt "a see.
Our cliiscns neci not leave town "a
flnd some very cr,~lltabl~ horse. TOT
hrrsiiug purposes. i.nclus 4. osne'l
Nv &. n. Head dh finely IN the s;i'
rarc a canton winning hrst money
mi. w~-k ~ ~ill exhibit hls .pcci Al
the fair ~ Warrington.
Your reporter I. still revealing Va the
lnd-.crihahlr delight Il single hl...c,i'
ness. nut then. one viii tire ~ ths
pleasures - tooihache after many days
SIn.IM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
aEIhEi.

TIE wisdom ~ GIlesd aud the new,
FROM IIethel dId not appear In the Dem
ocrat Last week aud your readers VII
never know their great loss.
\ severn frost Wednesday night ~
minds "a that wintsr Il near.
Corn canning eloscsi az bethel Friday
noon. The company have put uP va
on cans, mostly No. ! corn.
The q. T.. u. 10. are laying their pipe.
FROM the Water Co.'S pipes Ia their stand
pipes.
Mr.. York. our photographer, received
four chairs Thursday evening from the
West Paris chair factory 90 b. photo
graphe,i, aud Friday az . v. N. he sent
them the finished plcturcs.
The Water Co. let the water Into the
village Friday snd attached hose Ia Que
81 their hydrsn,s ani u Il judged that "
threw water $50 feet Into the air ani
would cover any bulldlng for long di.-
tanoe. 80 FAR q. pursucd succcss \.
assured.
Mr.. Jane. burbank dlci Friday %
apoplexy.
Miss Alice Purlngion left Bethel Mon
day Tor Pott.yille, IA, where she will
continue her studies In music.
Our school. throughout town CON-
mencci Monday, the 18th Inst. Dr. j.
a.. Gehring !. giving much time Q" their
Organization unsler the new system.
The academy opened With about ~
scholars, under Oh. carr ~ irof. Hall.
Nil. Johnson, Who assisted him last
year. va. obliged In civ. up the school
on account of her health. ILL., sister
anil another competsni teacher assist
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
GREENWOOD.

Oar corn vas put Into the stock last
uonl.y and Tuesday, snj although Ne
NV, Worked In the corn field more or
le.. for more than forty years this Was
IN. .toutest grown that Ne ever hsniiei'
me c,-.ns went Ia for the Hon. share
.nI came very near getting ". They
- worss than h-ars, since the latter
h,,.k down a number of hills la a place,
Sa.I,lins each hill towards a common
c.ut.r. then I've down on u aud take .
.auar. meal at some ones expense. we
have had both and Know WHEREOF w
affirm.
Hut there l. one crop about which III
lie or nothing has been ssid. aud that -
an. pumpkin crop. Ours will be sum
sl..n, for Masking what Thanksgiving
,I. NJ. xant aud that IL about all. Many
~ them began Ia rot at the calyx end'
/ .ft.r beginning to grow, aud then
dropped from the stem.
clinton Cole Loot an on recently out oil
nair OF l5-yeAr-olds. Disease, ths
sahsr,e. Eel, had horse killed BY get,
| ,i,s ON 40 A barbed wife fence. n BAD
,hIny 10 get on TO IL this barbed wire.
Is.t "wednesday. the 18th, there came
the prestie-t young lady Into &. Wesley
| coles family that we have s~en Tor many
d.x Her name IL Ruby Delphina
Ayclrdupois, nine pounds. Numefsny
number ak; there being two .ons an
thru daughters In the family Older 'na'
the said young LADY. -
Heavy frost Thursday noruinG ana
- ~ere al rcady fOf u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
naTORp

Leafs Monk did II wcl,h,ille sep
tsmhsf ga. lIe was at.oai - YEAR. oil
Dr. Tsunc. 20 Florida i visiting hi'
'ath.f. 18th fauncv.
Rev. NJ ksnni.au Seni % Eumiorl
lat ar.k. NJ. keunisnu eNchsngci
18th Es,. NJ. lIannaforl % Eumf"rd
Mr.. llsury E,crvti has bccn sick S'ii
ri.sumaiic fever.
4 wetfsl Rruwn has b"cu arrested Tor
sslling liquor.
Mr.. VI lrtt ~ rosnal has hc"a VISIT
Ing fri-n,is herr.
~. n A Eoi.srts I'u.i had camp
ar. ws,in-.slay evening AZ Bampus iial
.Ifh mu.lr. sp-cchr., etc. About tSen'
.t,-faur doliars we're rvsilfs~i.
Nr and Mr.. Fisher are spending u''
Ws.k AZ tltrrmotr.
Mr.. II-r.sy has returned from b'.-
Ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
Sours sucKFItlD.

In multitude IL counselor- there u
v,i.dom. We we're much pleased With
Iohn'. t.sr.isteni defense 10 forcorilna-
,ion. We have always had very decid-
81 opinion Ou that subjoci, right or
wrong. Regarding God, or the creative
poNer. a. Infinite VA all his attributes,
possessing all knosleige, all power "
follow. that every event Ia nv Ute ar
,o,,r. "a. a. Nell known a. our Creator
h.for, N. Occurrence as after, With the
full rover a. order them for our good or
,he good of humanity. While Ne ARE
ali sppar,ntly fire. moral agents, can Ne
doubt that all the event. 81 our li,c- are
wi.sly ordered by an all-vi.e Father,
~hIch 4. embraced In one common Prov
lIenrrf while thi. l. true there can H.
No Infrac,Ion ~ moral laws without AIDE
ouatr I-naltie. In TIL. ar future worlf.
Ne hay. met II. T.. PoN-r., the genial
uropftstot Of the Mt. Abram iiouse
Io,k.'s MILL. several tunes at North
Tnrner Briigr. Mr.. 4. think. Buckheld
| ,lll.r. a dull place. Really " does
.ccm 10 De- quite a paradise for mos
back.
Uncle Addison .ay. that people get .'
w.ll acquainted With their Own fault'
that they are unaware Of their existence
We often hear the r-m,fk III ! hsd
the money I would do so ani 90 whicf
N done might lead on Ia fortune.
n l. more necessary Tor All 10 e'ri
the art of saving than OF speahing'
| Probably the most expert hor-e~""'hi
In al thl. region l. Alice y, the YOUNG
and handsome Wife 81 \. D.. Robinson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

d. 90 The Falls I-'ss~ss
srlat.. .f fif usturr ~ The mAgn'i.
t..#. ..I ..frs a .~rplr arr dos %
'-H ...f. III pac~s, .uuiF % Ab"i
l-l.H ..sHf. 20 mru Nili - ,u-
... If fan dam. and canal Shru
Hrl Sleeping arc0mpsistious
l-s r..I.. Hfasts,i Mnny lodgv aud
s.-. ...I. farm housr. up aud dow n
a. r... ..f.l u1 M uthrr shir. lhe
.t.H- 81. mi. r.rI Everything l. Pm M
-.st .. Doe tui IL taking FORM N not
... us ,ufrrlsm l. nearly ~
..t. ...fri Think thry all MAKE
o. f Hrt hn..tIug engines. III
n....... H. fr, frst eiir AMI hiiern
FL, . sHf long euUggh. thinA
Hsr. .. .fUuf eighty tu-t from Gu
rI.. ....F
h Ul.k has srittru a Whole
.. f f.h1 sui hls internal COO
rI.... If be- b- such q hrart a. -
H..1I,llr b. rank. Nhrn thr
. ....l .eeils up io a crftalh
s. msHIt t-l.om car heart ,of
I f. -f1 u mute rarticlss, ." ~
a., Me- hart Irak. loNc AMI can 7
r..... sr ought. lu Iusilcv, io have
H..r H.|rs ~ 80 have done hni
.. .. .. tltr I,-,i. \ lssky hshft
nj. ..I n1Ht hume. Hos y u
f"E ... -Ftert Have you anything
.H fif aadrrs - burnt oui
.a... M flht b. IN 40 can heat H"a
citing uutsiis la Cur t,ln"-'
.af-ahtrr. taking ouf siesi'
f-. .-. < Ulrsslf that ~ have n"
sl. f..r. r..i4,tv.l eumau, "hcirins
'.- 80 lu her heart"
|E... .... rHfFItrsi q little pamphlet
'- H.NHlry Carrying this ihi',
... go H.-,k ~taniF' wonder
3D.. I... srifiru 90 Causs l.oNh'irf
'I.s r. al uui~lisNsr. Ilefo a.
DEE aI.# .rr differs FROM thru. VIZ
NM. ..l. Iasion that D. !. ssri-
rH.. ..Hu ~ that isnt hisvirN y
srF.. ..r b. I 49, nothing ohicctlnn-
fr E.. ..mmunication and u"thln-
fr.t fE|r- new That l. All fiehi'
Al. ... 10 fim Cut hi. thruat " ~
ur I.E ..Hnf. n u utterly iml-'s-
s fHf divine restraint !. rviii"''
.f. .H..k. D. can 10 him Try " 90
t..f n. ....e,,l in saving thruuEh w
@ ..-lfhr thr borrowing zen
,-.f... HFI f.fluufs fur a yrtf. lr.'
.... 'I. fikru tn biis tn u tes,u
' mT Jauiii opinion thst IN
hHf f.i. luI,rr.e hasnt lot couirv
'.f D. s..I.h frm hand on The gulilnl
Ha i,.r..s.- Z .hlll not knoS sh.th
rr .r ..tf orinion l. cvrrrCi uniu
lFnr f-u EuNhurv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
DISrlClO


We move that ri.lng vote ~ thanks
- extended to Bro,her slocum Tor his
posian letter. Commend Ne a. the man
who has the habit - ohs.rSailon and can
tell what h. .ec. In graphic Language.
Tuesday. thu al, ~e VIEW gr~.is'i
Nth the cheerful glow ~ electric lights.
n IL almost . .srrasm that sitter having
stumbled through mud, rain AMI utter
d.rkne.. for nearly two weeks ve should
nov hay. not only The street Light but
m. radhnc. 10 moon just rcady la
full.
4 .sycrr frosi "wednesday night, the
si,h. whliene'i the gras. ani made Gu
cum,.er and other vine. look pltiful ln
IN. morning sunshine.
Quite . namh-r ~ our citlysn. attend.
e,i the fair At Canton Thur.iay.
"comlcal" Brown entertained the
mlr,hiul TUESDAY evening In Music Hall.
An sgrn, for iIor.fori'. Brcsi Frp-
ar,tIon left my.i~riou. hooking entcl-
ope. on everybody. doorstep on. dav
thl. week. II want dynamite, though
~ began to think I, nigh, - when we
.as the biscuits rising In the oNen.
Everett Gould has moved hl. stock ~
hardware into NJ. new store on Main
street. This leave. vacancy In the
grange siorr for some one with busine..
enterprise AMI mcans.
". a.. Harlow has few NOR. grocerir.
which be- would H. pleased Ia .ell a, coat
price.
Tho new Arm ~ stanley A stanley ar.
making some change. Ia their stock ~
goo,l., selling oui dfc.. goo,l., fannels,
.heeting. etc, az cost. They arr nlling
their shelves With IN" stock 81 table
VAR In china AMI glass, sl.o boots,
shoes, slippers aud rubbcrs for children
aud adults.
We are going Ia prophecy that the %.
y. building will D. when finished, an
ornament to the town and a credit Ia the
builders.
T.. Frank Davis. E.a., started Tues
dsy morning Cor Duluth, MINI.
". =. chase has q number ~ hand.
rnga gr,l picking crani-rrie.. We notlc-
81 a year-ani-s-half oil baby among the
number. Rather q bad place fot The
chick on such vet ground ,hc.s chill fall
DAYS.
Com canning h,. been hurried along
With vim thi. week. They vii close
up bushes. Moniay az Tuesday II next
week. They have averaged putting up
/. fcs hundred over thirty thousand can.
per l,y. We understand that they In
tend To can apple. after the corn season
closes.
III. many friends, In thi. place, 81
Mr.. Tucker ~ West Peru were painei
Ca hear ~ her death on me.isy. one
morr noble woman aud loving mother
gone out ~ oar lives.
Amer s.-h. .ougs All. oars'