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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HOMEsEEKERS MUTUAL LOAF
ASSOCIATION.

This is a purely mutual old line local Loan
largest net cash loan to borrower This form
Of association is absolutely the best ever yet de-
vised for people of moderate means who wish
to accumulate money or to build homes
The increasing demand for money in business
circles has made it impossible to get money
from the banks for building purposes; hence
many who wish to secure homes are unable to
do So particularly as all of the other local loan
associations too old for people requiring loans
to go into, the cost of the stock decreasing the
amount of the loan to such an extent as to
render borrowing by people who have to buy
stock impossible.
To the young man who wishes to save no
better plan has ever been offered. The monthly
payment required to carry few shares, while
comparatively a small amount, rolls up almost
imperceptibly to large sum, and many man
has found himself the possessor Of enough to
buy a lot or build home before he realized it.
Carefully and economically managed Loan
Associations furnish the surest method of
securing home and a competency.
The first installment in the Homeseekers' will
be payable on or before May TO- 1891, but as
there will be only limited number of shares
five hundred) issued it will be we'll to subscribe
at once.
The list is at the Office of W. Z. WILKINSON.
Treasurer, 142 st. Julian Street, and with
either of the following:
w. G. CANN, NJ. W. DIXON,
DR. R. B. HARRIS, Jos FRIED,
r. NJ. HICKS, G. A. HUDSON.
]. S. COLLINS, H. H. HULL.
WIN. B. SrULTs, HUGH LOGAN,
THos. NUGENT, WIN. L. WILSON,
W. ], LINDSAY.
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Purifies
the Blood

81 have been suffering more or less with dys-
pepsia and liver difficulty for long time. Be
ing handed one of Hoods Sarsaparilla pamph-
lets, 1 concluded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Hoods Pills, and am now in better health than
1 have been for twenty years. can safely rec
ommend the medicine" G. G. JAMES, Winona,
Mississippi
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Purifies
the Blood

while travelling in the east two years ago
was completely broken down in health, weak
and tired and unable TO sleep nights. tried all
kinds Of medicines, but none did me any good
till took Hoods Sarsaparilla After had
used two bottles was entirely we'll and in as
good health as ever" GEORGE W. MAURER, 7Os
2lst street, Louisville, Ky.
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A NEGRO MURDERER KILLED.
His Body Perforated by Twenty
Bullets.

Bullets.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 1L-Charles
Bagsley, the negro who killed Officer Wood,
at Blocton, a few days since, was shot and
killed by posse at Johns Station yester-
day. Several officers learned that the muir
derer was concealed in a Negroes house near
Johns Station, and, going there, demanded
his surrender. Instead, as in a former in
stance, Bagsley opened fire with two pis-
tolls. Deputy John Sanders fell, painfully
wounded, and Bagsley broke out of the rear
door of the house and ran. Before he had
gone many steps the crowd opened fire on
him, and he fell, with fully twenty bullet
holes in his body. Death was instanta-
neous,
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CUCK-CUCK-CU-COO!


AND THE SHANGHAI FLAPPED HIS
WINGS.
We did crow little some five years back,
when steam was introduced in our office. But
nowadays business requirements demand the
adoption of every modern appliance. And we
actually forgot to crow when it became neces-
sary TO add electric power to our otherwise per
fectly equipped establ shment.
When your electric lights flicker don't become
uneasy on our account. Our steam is ready to
be turned on at a moments notice. and your
lob will not be delayed-hencs our claim TO ex-
ecute quicker than any concern south is based
on exceptional facilities for producing CONNER
cial and Artistic Printing neatly, correctly and
cheaply at the
ROBINSON STEAM AND ELECTRIC PRINT
ING COMPANY.
Whitaker street
410 Telephone.
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Makes the
Weak Strong

THE sale of Hoods sarsaparilla is on the in
crease. never heard one unfavorable word
spoken about it. but, on tho contrary. all who
have taken it speak of benefit. One man said it
was a sure shot for the cure of boils." w. T.
MATHEWS, Gross Timbers, Texas.
Hoods SaFsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared
only by C. /. HOOD 6 CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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THE COTTON FACTORY,

The following are the additional subscriptions
to the stock of the SoUTHovER LAND AND I'M
PRovEMENT COMPANY for the purpose of building
a cotton mill upor its lands;
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JACOB BAUM DEAD.
He Was at One Time Leading Mer
chant of Quitman.

QUITMAN, GA, April 11.-Jacob Baum
died at his residence here yesterday and
was buried this afternoon at 5 o'clock. In
years past Mr.. Baum was one of Quitman's
leading merchants, and for a long
time did one of the largest bust
nesses in the town. A few wears
ago he was stricken totally blind, and has
been in failing health up to his death. He
leaves large family. His life was insured
for between 5000 and $4,000.
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will be held at the Armory on MONDAY, 18th
inst, at e:15 O'Clock P. NJ. By order Of
LIEUT. COL. GARRARD.
WIN. P. HUNTER. Adiutant.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
On and after FEB. 1. 1890 tie bdsfs of weas
Mreriert Of al odveTtiSiHo IN tho hoRSrso
News csu be agate, or at tho rate Of 81 20 an
inca for the fysf insertion.
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OFFICE OF
MARION BANKING AND INDUSTRIAL
COMPANY.
CAPITAL 81 800, 900.
MARION, N. C., April 9Th. 1891.
The following have been appointed soliciting
agents for this Company in Savannah Co.:
Mr.. H. j. WINKERS, IS? ST. Julian street.
Mr. c. Y. RICHARDSON. at j. F. LaFar's,
Mr.. GEO W. DRUAMoND, No. 41]S Bull street.
Mr.. MAX L. BYCK, No. 1874 Brouxhton street
Mr.. V. E. ST. CLOUD, at T. A Mullryne &
Co.'S.
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
Are now open at above named places Anv
orders for stock entrusted to the above named
gentlemen will receive careful and prompt
attention.
-sToCK- p
SHARES $50 90 EACH, PAR VALUE.
PAYABLE,
S. 90 per share cash
81 so per share each month thereafter for
only IS months, when stock becomes full paid
and worcestershire.
4, 900
OF Marion's choicest and most centrally located
Residence and Business
All owned by this Company, and valued at
$1,000, 900.
WE GUARANTEE
That 800, 900, realized from the sale of stock.
will be invested in
MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES
To be built and operated by this Company.
800, 900
VIII be used in our
BANKING DEPARTMENT
To operated Bank doing general banking
business. This department will be opened
MAY FIRST
100000 .t;s
VIII be used in the Company's
pT-Tr VTAyrr AArD
Department to build homes for parties pur.
chasing lots from the Company: and
5000, 900
Will be used In the
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
To buy, sell and improve Real Estate, thereby
enabling the Company to derive the benefits of
increased values by reason of the introduction
of the Company's Industrial Department"
This stock is better than
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROFIT"
Investors desiring a sure and quick profit will
find it to their advantage to investigate the
plans and objects Of the
MARION BANKING AND INDUSTRIAL co.
Subscribe Literally and Promptly,
REMEMBER,
Only IS 90 per share cash
So so per share each month. for IS months
Ori inf -
representatives, or address
W. HENRY ROBERTS,
President.
MARION, N. G.
Twenty head of large young mules; strictly
first class.
JAMES E MORAN,
IS Bay street.
IHAvE INQUIRIEs
For Medium Priced LOTS and for several Nicely
Situated RESIDENCES atfrom g., zoo to S., 900.
and will be glad to have persons having such
for sale to place them with me-
W. X. WILKINSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
'42 ST.. JULIAN STREET
-ICE-
PURE NATURAL ICE
ICE HOUSES:
1872, 1s214 and 81 Bay street,
Foot Of Jefferson street.
TELEPHONE Now CONNECTED. CALI, B35.
A SHARE OF Public PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED.
GEO. MEYER.
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Late with the estate Of s. W. Branch, will as
sumo charge of our business as Manager on and
after April 10, 1891. WELLS BROS.
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Makes the
Weak Strong

"Our Sales of Hoods Sarsaparilla are very
satisfactory, and, indeed, the demand continues
to be greater than that of any other medicine
of the kindin stock. Hoods Sarsaparilla has
an enviable reputation in this vicinity" H. H.
KERR, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists, ST.; six for S. Prepared
only by c. 1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE FAUST BEER,
THE BEST BEER IN AMERICA,
COMPETITION DEMOLISHED,
This beer has taken the lead over ell others In
all the great commercial centers
This year Of grace 1891 all patrons Of the ia
FAUST BEER
VIII be enabled to have bountiful supply Of
FOhE NATURAL ICE
At reasonable prices, and are guaranteed cour.
teous treatment and prompt attention.
ICE HOUSES:
Iss, is: 1-2 d 1s4 BAY STREET.
.,EPHoSE now conasossi. Cal S35.
A share Of public patronage asked. Respect.
fully,
GEO MEYER.
For the convenience of the family trade I will
establish branch ice houses to retail my Ice at
such prices as will enable rich and poor alike to
use this precious necessary of life freely.
BRANcH No. l.
]. n. Il. ENTELMAN, Family Grocer,
Cor. E. Boundary and Broughton street.
BRANCH No .
HENRY SCHROEDER. Family Grocer,
Cor. Broughton and Habersham streets.
BRANCH No. g.
]. B. HEITMAN, Family Grocer,
Cor. s. Broad and Price streets.
Au BRANCH No. 4.
HENRY ToEHL, Family Grocer,
Cor, Liberty and Habersham.
BRANCH No. s.
T. W. FLEMING, Meat Market.
Cor Liberty and Whitaker streets.
BRANCH No. g.
JNo CAssEN, Family Grocer.
Cor. Jefferson and Huntingdon streets
BRANCH No. 7.
JNo. LYNCH. Family Grocery.
Cor. Taylor and Whitaker streets. Sunday
ice delivery to An.
BRANCH No. g.
FRED. HAAR. Family Grocery,
Cor. West Broad and Gwinnett streets
BRANCH No. 9.
H. F. KUCK, Family Grocer,
Cor. Anderson and Abercorn streets
put in position to supply my natural ice at
lowest prices to family trade.
Respectfully,
GEO. MEYER.
NOTICE.
Neither the Master nor Cousignees of the
British steamship CYDONIA, winspear
master, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew. STRACHAN & CO.,
Consignees.
NOTICE
Neither the master nor cousignees of the
British steamship, CAMELLIA, Penny, master.
will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew. STRACHAN & CO,
Consignees.
BAY LEAF.
FEARLY TEETH ARE cRAvED BY ALL
BAY LEAF TOOTH POWDER
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following if
teen u5 per cent. I'd mortgage bonds
of the South Georgia and Florida Railroad Com.
pany-Nos. 10. 20, %, 81, 3d. 10. g. 3d. SIS, SO, 1871
81. So, 1859 and 1914 are the property of Laurence
j. GuimartIn, and have been stolen. All per.
sons are cautioned against dealing In these
bonds. CHARLES r. HEBRON,
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FOR SALE.

Few shares Savannah Real Estate. Loan and
Building Association. Address AUSTIN R.
MYERS, News Office.
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2sa DOZEN HATS

Received by the three last steamers from New
York 2S5 dozen Spring and Summer Hats, which
will be sold very low at JAUDON'S,
lis St Julian street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
Are advised to call on us for prices on Lumber,
Sash, Doors and Blinds, as we can save you
money in the first cost and you will not have
complaints from your customers about the
shrinking of flooring, ceiling, inside castings
and holdings, as all of our finishing lumber is
thoroughly KILN DRIED before being marked
In using our YELLOW PINE Doors, Sash and
Blinds you get No. article for the price you
have to pay for an inferior Northern article
Your doors are not always breaking up and
your blind rods and stats coming off
Patronlze home industry when it pays you TO
do so. Write for price lists.
A. S. BACON & SONS,
Office West Broad and Broughton streets
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WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS.

Desirable residence next to southeast corner
D. G. BACON,
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

CAMPFIELD.-Died,a at White Bluff, on the
morning Of April 18th, C. H. CAMPFIELD, aged
% years and is days
Funeral services at Laurel Grove SUNDAY,
April 18th, at O'Clock Friends Of the family
are invited.
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HORSES,

Extra nice Horses Mares. New arrivals Some
family broke stock and combination Horses.
PONIES-Gentle Boys Ponies.
TEXAS MARES AND HORSES-Ca Carload ar
rived for sale at our pasture.
MARE-Color of a brindle dog; only one of
this color
MULES Best pair large Mules in the city.
All kinds Mules.
J. F. GUILMARTIN & Co,
Sale, Livery and Boarding Stables
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MARRIAGES.

ROBINSON-KAUFMAN. Boston, Mass.
Tuesday, April :. 1901, BY the Rev. g. SCHNEIDER,
DAVID ROBINSON OF Savannah 10 ANNIE, daugh-
ter Of Benz. Kaufman Of Boston.
COLLINS-LEWIS-M Married, on wednesday.
April {. 1891. at the pastors residence. by Rev.
Mr. Benton. Mr.. JANIS s. COLLINS and Miss
Lucy LEFIs, both OF this city. No cards
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
s., y. q w. AND C. q 5. RYs. EMPLOYEES
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
sAvASNAH. April u, 1891.
regular quarterly meeting will be held at
the General Office building on MONDAY EVEN
ING, April 18th, at 7:30, Standard time.
Important changes in the Constitution and
Bylaws will be brought before the meeting
W. W. DOWELL,
President.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of Tyler Cot
ton Press Company will be held in the Office Of
the Savannah Cotton Press Association on
TUESDAY, April IA, at 1870 o'clock.
d By order of THE PRESIDENT.
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NOT A CRUSHED STRAWBERRY.

Townsend is not crushed strawberry. He
has brains, and knows the trade thoroughly
and has worked as journeyman in all the large
cities, getting the best pay. He has never been
bounced for incompetency. He saved his money
and set out for himself. 1t is better to make a
push TO become rich than to sit down and
become bump on log. All botch workmen
applying for a job are shown the entrance, and
they find the door themselves. In Printing,
Binding and Ruling he carries the banner. He
wants more trade, and is fixed up to do it.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS.

HEADQUARTERS BATTALION
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS
SAVANNAH, April7, 1921.
order No. 10.
The regular monthly meeting OF the battalion
will be held at the Armory on MONDAY, 18th
inst, at ELS O'Clock P. NJ. By order of
LIEUT.. COL. GARRARD.
WV. P. HUNTER. Adiutant.
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GEO. MEYER.
NOTICE

Neither the Master nor Cousignees of the
British steamship CYDONIA, Winspear
master, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew. STRACHAN & CO.,
Consignees.
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

FFICE: l37 ST. JULIAN STREET
(Over Chatham Bank.)
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NOTICE

Neither the master nor consignees of the
British steamship, CAMELLIA, Penny. master
will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew. STRACHAN & CO,
Consignees.
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And all grocers and dealers generally will be
put in position to supply my natural ice at
lowest prices to family trade
Respectfully,
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BRANCH No. 7.
JNO. LYNCH, Family Grocery.
Cor. Taylor and Whitaker streets. Sunday
ice delivery to 8 An.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
ANOOytR.

Mr.. Ida Hanson. Who has been suffer.
Ing for the past two years from mental
arrangement, MAS taken recently Ia the
insane asylum for treatment.
Farmers In this locality have got their
crops we'll secured. Oats and corn are
above an average. Potatoes on Vet land
are rotting BADLY; ou Que piece more
than half we're Jeff In the ground.
ALERT Thomas had horse injured by
falling through scuttle Ia his stable re-
cently.
The trustees Of our agricultural so
ciety are making a much needed I'M
proysmsni In their fair grounds. should
the weather D. pleasant grand exhibit
ton will b. given. :.
a. harrington Of Happy Hollow
Ia. hI. new house we'll la progress.
me Congregational Circle 1T Mrs. y.
n. C.ldwelis was well attended.
am informed that lev Holt Of Bethel
IA. contracted 10 turn 1hurston's dover.
Al Proctor. mill. lie has two lathe- run
ming.
IL rumored that new enterprise Is
On n. started In town-A mill AZ Ellis
Falls. N this scheme Is carried Out IL
will utilize a large quantity OF birch.
:. Cabot, Esq., Il having boat
hoa.e built at HOxbury Pond.
Up. whitney aud family are coming
the 18th. a.
Mr.. Annie Barrille has returned y"
her home at Lynn, Mass.
Elmer y. Mar-ton aud lsora s~e''
were married the 18th At south Paris.
A severe thunder storm Passrd over
our village Friday. No particular dam
age MAS done. .
Crowd. Of people are going and com
ing from the Lakes daily. -,
All of our noted borsemen aftsndeu
the county fair Last week.
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WEST PARIS

\ heavy shower passed over ihls place
Friday night. The passenger train from
fortl'nd, due here about 4 =. NJ, MAS
held al this ststion ave hours on account
of 10" N'rc- not MARKING.
n ns~ front With large glass Il being
pat Into \. j. Curtis A Co.'S store.
D.. NJ. Emery Il foreman % tho wood
working department at the Pioneer MIL
now.
"Wednesday Was quiet dsy here on
Account 81 ~ many of our people being
al the fair.
Mrs.. Leyi sheid and Mrs. Rider, both
Of Gorhsm, y. H., have bccn visiting
friends In this place.
Rev. ". 4. Merrill, OF Gorhsm. y. H.,
delivered a very interesting discourse Ia
The chapel last sunday.
Carpenters arc NJ work putting on
nnish n !. ~. a.. y. Hall.
L. n. swan has been making some
change. la the Inside arrangement % hi.
stOrv.
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wesJ SUMNER.

". ARE having the finest of weather,
being an extension ~ the perfect day.
of state fair week, hoped for for the
county fair. Nearly every house sends
it, representative, az II gives fine chance
for fine outing.
We had a pleasant call from W. ;.
hickman, the south Buckileld CORE
.pondent Of the Democrat, a short time
since.
Mrs.. W. W. Mitchell OF Boston, with
baby Edith Younkin, aud Miss T.. !.
Tucker Of West Peru, were at Dr. L. NJ.
Bisbe.'s the first of the week.
Mr.. Katie woodsum Of West Peru u
visiting at her aunt's, Mrs. Blsbee's, be-
fore Joining her husband at South Brain
tree, Mass.
Mr.. Daniel Bi.bee Of Canton, Ia at his
son's, Dr. q. VI. Bisbee's, attending the
fair, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Heath and
boy, are living at West Paris, working
In the corn shop.
sly of our Young men started on a
fishing trip 10 the Lakes Monday.
We recently received q quantity OF
lovely flowers from ID. II. Woodbury. the
Paris florist. Much kindness from
A stranger, IL highly appreciated.
Fred u. Walker Of West Peru, made
N. a short visit. IL attending the faii
AZ south Paris.
". =. Ripley Of Wakefield, Mass, re.
turns 10 his home the 18th, after visiting
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Pulsifer.
Mis-. Iora Farrar IL At her sisters
Mrs. q. q. Chambers, for few weeks
Mrs. Joseph Pulsifer 10 improving
after her late severe sickness.
| ]. n. Doble came to his BROTHER IRON
Portland, Thursday night.
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ALBANY.

Eugene Andrews aud Wife, ~ AndoNcr,
Mass, are visiting their parents herr.
bean Andrews aud Wife, of stow, arr
visiting his brother Abel.
Arthur Rarkrf has moved his family
to Bethel llill. lie gvi- employment la
the chair factory.
Mi.s smith, IL Springfield. Mass, u
visiting Mr.. Guptill, friend of her
youth.
Mr.. Manley and family return 10 their
home al HYDE Park this week.
I.ear- aud other animals arr troubling
Ia. coru fields.
Potato crops quite good. some field.
arr rotilng. Dexter Cumming. has a
field that Weld. very we'll. boy nj
teen years old dug :. bushel. In six
hours.
Moshrr'. ihrcshing machine i at work
in M. south part II the town.
Tie cat crop Il very good.
Corn l. good aud generally out of the
Way of the frost.
James \. kimball has been drawn Ia
serve a. grand juror.
The common remark l. what nn'
weather We are having, and 80 long
time too.
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UPTON

Mr.. n. y. West IA. gone to Portland
to 49, Mr.. West Who !. slck In the
hospital. lie reports himself q. im-
proving.
Mrs. Minnie Abbott hal nice tablet
set Tuesday for the late 4. l.. Abbott.
by whitney Bro,bsrs. They have done
.omc good work Tor th. people herr the
present season.
John Coolidge has bscn very sick bat
i better.
q. Abi.ott, Eila BLACK, Forivce Brook.
llettie Chase, VIII Barke snd Cora rro.t.
have gone Ia the county fair from thu.
plac-.
Potatoe. arv rotting badly. Not more
than hAlfot them arr NJ Ia pat In the
cellars.
james Gibbs children are very sick
one ~ them u net expected to live
through the night.
Aa Abbott has bought q horse 10
Henry Raymond. lie nov has q match
III pair.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

Tote team. are nov on the road haul
Ing supplies Ia the head II Nlscoos Fails
to 20 up the river before u frccIe..
Ms. David Fox With Misses Matte
aud Iiertle Burnhsm ~ Bethel, were az
to camp In the meadows lat week.
4. y. ChNsc broke camp aud cam,
down the river THURSDAY. T.. u. Sp,uld
Ing came down the Eth, Dr. Geo
spsuldlng aud wife, and Mis-. DorS
spsuldlng the lOth. Dr. Edward Spauld
Ing comes to-day, the 18th.
Flint. team has been IA colebrool
three times the past week taking oui
sporting pariles.
4 party of i've ar, boarding NJ th'
hotel. T. :. Flint guide.
I. ". York. T.. y. BENNETT and u. \
storey came down from the lake sa,ur'
dav.
MANY Of the .por.mcn are now re-
turning home.
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IAsI SUMNER.

The county fair has broken the record
for weather. Hut look out next week az
the Canton fair u to come OF.
Mr.. Africa Keen Who has been In town
for few weeks has returned Ia hl. home
In Providence, X. l.
Veterans Of the 9TH Mslne In town met
for their annual reunion on saturday, al
comrade Isaac llonney's.
Quite a delegation from this place at
tended the Stat. fair. The crowd was
unprecedented on Thursday.
4. n. Park and Wife are teaching the
high school at I.l,crmore Fails.
Fred Robinson Ia. charge 81 the high
school At Hartford this fall.
y. :. Foyr l. blacksmlthlng at Canton.
Hcy. II. y. lIlbhani I. making sub
staniial aud useful improvements about
al. buildings. SLoCrM.