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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

LARGE Cusrohs DECREAsE.-Ths receipts
from customs at New York during the first ten
days Of October we're O., ss4, $50, decrease Of
"a. oSS, 1856 as compared with the receipts dur
ing TIE corresponding period Of last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

AN ACTING SEcRETARY-Secretary Tracy
mas gone to Bethlehem, Pa, and Assistant Sec
refary Soley has gone to Boston. Commodore
Kamsay, chief of the bureau of navigation, is
therefore acting as Secretary OF the Navy.
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PENSION OFFICE WoRK.-A statement pre-
pared at the pension Office shows that the total
number OF pensions granted during the week
ended October was ,I90 on which the agpre-
gate nrst payment amounted to IO09,OI
me average first payment in each case was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

TELEPHONE PATENT CAsEs.-A number of i'm
portant telephone patent contest cases which
have been pending in the patent Office for
years WIZ be heard by the commissioner of
patents during the present month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

IHf CRrIsEn NEw YoRK.-The Secretary of
the Navy today authorized the twentieth pay-
ment tc Cramp q Sons Of Philadelphia ON ac-
count OF the armored cruiser New York. which
is slus shown to be twe-thirds completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

IHE ROANOKE BUILDING SIrK-Assistant
secretary Crounse has selected the property at
the northeast corner of Henry and Robinson
streets, Roanoke. Va, as the site of the public
building to De erected in that city. It was
onered for Sl5, 600 The property at the corner
OF church and Roanoke streets was originally
selected as the site but has since been rejected
because OF some defect in the title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

EPHRAIM J. ToTTEN Of Findlay, Ohio, has
been appointed chief of division at 81, 900 in
the pension Office, vice VIM. H. Barker of New
York, resigned.
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Marriage licenses have been. Issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Edwin g.
Minnick and Marion D. Allen; Walter Goodwin
and Belle Luke; Joseph Sullivan Of Howard,
Nd, aud Maggie Phillips Of Montgomery
county, Nd; Henry Krochs Of Baltimore, I'D,
and Ida = Jones; q. Young Kau4man aad'
Edith p. NcKsldop.
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THERE ARE ELEVEN VACANCIES in the med
ical department Of the army and only one ap-
proved candidate who has not yet accepted
appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

ToDAY's CABINET MEEr1sa.-The cabinet
meeting today was attended by all the members
except Secretaries Blaine, Proctor and Tracy.
The session was devoted to routine business,
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements

IdslNa 1900.
AMUSEMENTS ........ ............,.......,P Page s
AffORNE1s Pare 3
AUCTION SALES ......... Page g
BUSINESS Pare
CH1ROPODIsTS S........................... .Paee z
CoIJNTRy RFIi ESTxTS'. ''.'.'..'..' .aee Q .
DEA
EDUCATIONAL Page 2
EXCURSIONS. &c Page 8
FAMILY SUPPLIES. Page 8
FINANCIAL ..........,......... - Page
FOR RENT tFiats), P.ee ?
FOR RENT CRooms, Pave !,
FOB KENT Housesl. ..P Page 2
,,On M nEN lMisceaneous). Page
,Ou no'aoes) PAGE
FOB SALE Uots) ).......... Page 3
FOR SALE Horses and Vehicles. Page 8
ron .T y 8
III SALE 'MlscellaneouI ............... Page
r,I,. '............... Page
LADIES' GOODS. Page 6
Ior,r ..Page
LOST aEn .,.........-.faSe Q
yt,pp, ..PaTe .
MEnrC.T rage
Sti1- .......... Page
r,c,.L ,,o.LLLANEOUS Page 5
-, - - W AN LED AND TO LOAN. Page 3
80, rCDLlCATIoNS ........... ....... Page
49, AhiES PUBLIC .......... .....,........ Page
noTns,H - - ENMf.hS. Page
nI.Nor m n A Eh BOATS. PAGE z
nrncO O AND Page o
Page 3
nno,,1s VAL. Page 9
OoALS Page
snnHt Page
Sn,eC, ~ w PAGE
s,,n Page
o,,.' nDAN PROPERTY. hTT...................-. Page 3
81 ~ Page 2
" N EO tboard). ...... Page 2
w., EO VI ia's} Page
W az Ed tHeIp). Page
NoeSeo'' Page =
", ~ r Ell uots) Page
wnN nED thooms). Page .
VA Ell CStuationsl. Page
WAN1Lp (Miscellaneous). f.~s Q
~' ~'1SO'A . rage b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

IHE PRACTICE SHIP MoNoNaAHELA has ar
rived at Port Malone, in the Mediterranean.
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Ths storage ware houss Of Hurtsr = Oa's
ccnpress, at Montgomery, Ala. has hosn
burned. togethor With shout a,soo balss e eos-
IN. LoeA ol1k ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

No RooM
FOB FURTHER ARGUMENT.
Our choice stock Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS is now offered ut prices which make US be-
yond question the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE
CITY, quality considered.
Good servicssble Suits for Men. In cashmere and
cheviot, at 81, 81 40. 7.5O, -. ~ and s92o.
Fine Dress Suits u Sl0 s12. so. Sl3. as. S15 and
GIG. so.
M.ns A-wool Light weight ovsrcosts At % "a. 50.
% and sl0
Mems Heavy Overcoass. st IS. % "a. 25. ss o. so,
e1o. p and upward.
Suits for boys long pants. from "A to 18 st e5 g.
81. 80. IS and upward.
Childrsns Suits At q. as. s2. e. Is. e. So e. To-
% and upward
Childreu,s overcoata from q. so upward.
Our stock Of Gents' Furnishing Goods u large st
prices TO suit everybody.
Give us . call and be convinced.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
oclotx Corner 7th and sta
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Iuternal reve-
nue.. Sl3S, S,013; customs, S22l, sos.
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N0rIcs-
Books for the subscription Of capital stock Of the
Washington and Chesapeake Beach hallway Company
Laurel. Sd. on the 18th Jay Of ociobsT ISL al id
ana non d .y ~ O D & hsrsssf al The whos
snaoant q the capita. stoek shall S- sod SpDscnp
pany's ofce IN the Washington Loan ana Trust Com
k.nS o9ldlnf corner o. IN and SIS. Mashins; @
Deposit Company. No. Calvert St. Baltimore, Nd.
nrst day each subscriber sllsn reeve pro rata
Anoant OF his subscription payment Of 70 per cent
of making the subscription Total amount OF capital
"fSss stxStS Sst.SVg, S;,SS26roS ~ rnw1x WAKEFIELD
iknGEsiGR % 4. SSiiTH. WILL MILAN ent c cobD. d5
BENZ. +. kAKNs,
sel4toclo lncorporators.
LIME OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT
In the new building of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. corner 9Th and + sts. Every modern
convenience and comfort for men who spend . large
psrt Of their lives IN their Offices.
Call for permit to inspect the premises.
seI6-3m B. n. WARNER. President.
~ SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON,
he COR- 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act Of Congress
January -. 1867.
Esorsanized under act Congress October !. 1880
2rsnsscts the business ofA
TRUST COMPANY
IL al its various brxnehsA
Also the bunness of.
SAVINGS BANK
And ofa
sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARa
Acts executor. administrator, guardian ofths e.
Of minors the estates of Iunatics
receiver assignee and executes any and every
ee-crp;iOn-
Beceivss money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
anu upward and allows interest thereon
Loans Eonsy UPON real estate and collateral secur-
ny.
Receives SILVER WARE and ali kinds Of vALU-
AbLks uIon deposit in capaeious storage vaults OF
Unsurpassed dryness and security.
email sales Tor cent from IS TO s125 per annum.
Il G% saon ,S .hs saa ga
hours until Q eloe& p N. as follows.
% ,s ,ss Lsn SsS 2. sas d 11Snse as nth ,,,
On the nrs;. second and thru days Of each month
When the l5th falls sunday the lsta day VII b
Management:
BENJAMIN 4. SNYDER
Vice Presidents,
CHARLES Z. GLOkk kR, First.
SAAES NJ JOHNSTON, second
Treasurer,
K FkANCIS RIGGS
ALBERT Z ssffturasrEvASr.
IlreytOrs
BENJAMIN r. Snyder. Zenas C. Robbtna
Albert l. StUrtevxn. Andrew Wyue
George h. Pant, Matthew O. Eiusrv
1Swls Cletnane. Charles A. James.
henry A. Willard. J.. francis klggn
sAises N: johnston. Charles T.. Glover.
x hess Ferry. John u. Parke,
1nol-As dyoss John n. houxsrA
11S William l. Clara
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign W. K Harrison. to
temporary duty on the Independence and to
hold himself ready for sea service; Lieut.. W.
r. Rush, from the Bennington to the Boston.
Lieut.. Chas. Laird, from the Concord to the
Boston; Lieut.. R. G. Smith, from the Boston to
the Bennington; Lieut.. W. A. Gill, from the
proving grounds to duty ut pittsburg; Ensign
=. j. Hassler. from the Boston TO the Concord:
Ensign W.. A. Edgar from the Boston to the
Concord; Ensign Bertelett, from the Concord
to the Boston; Passed Assistant Engineer W.
Nauman, from the Bennington to the Phila-
delphia: Passed Assistant Engineer +. J. Schell.
from the Philadelphia to the Naval Hospital,
Now York; Assistant Enginee, B. c. Rryan,
from the Gushing tc the Bennington: Gunner
Chas II Vensble, from the navy yard, Wash
ingtcn, to tn. Newark; Gunner j. c. Evans.
from the Boston tn duty at the proving
grounds, Indian Head, Nd; Acting Gunner
Geo. Hittinger, from the Newark to the Boston,
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w. III. HorxE,

w A&s 44OEkE,
6TH AND PENNA AVE
THE DRIFT OF POPULAR TRADE
Is TOWARD OUR STORE.
wsvill offer for this week the follow
Ing special bargains in Furniture:
A Solid Antique Oak Suite. ) pieces.
ol9.50. large Antique suite. 3 pieces,
bsvsl plate, 24x3O. for s25. An Antique
Or 18th Century Finish Suite for S32 50,
the best suite ever sold for the money.
and Chsvsl suite At s37. 80. which can
not be duplicated. A 5-piece Parior
SUITE. upholstered in Tapestry and
snk fiush. for $3.50. We have
only Eve of them. 80 come early.
essutiful 6-ptsce Bug Suite for s6o and
slArge Over stuffed 5-psece Rug suite
ss elo0. which Is equal to any s12S suite
on the market AHlgh-ba Oak Rocker.
In Plush or SILK Tapestry. Of 81 IS. We
are receiving some new patterns IN
AoQuette and Administer Carpets. Censs
and - them and don't forget to look
% our line Of Portieres, especially our
$50 Curtain visit TO ~ viii fully
sspsy ys4
ssaoS ". Z Hoxx1
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fIDELIrY

FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SUBSCRIBED STOCK seo3 COO
Has Tie best plan devised for securing Hosus.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
no BACK DUES REQUIRED
Any mt loaned: rsPaysble sl5 month On sseh
S1.ooo advanced shAres.s Il Per month.
sn FEk CENT ALLOWEp ON DEpos1rs
$4,000 placed in New LOana
'''H'AlsSii:s Sisasb Is sig S. XIV 81 the once
Gso. v. Leach. '. Pres Andrew wall. MT.
o.I.ihompson- ireas5 s-rS Genl x smi.h. Att'y.
AMERICAN SEC tkifY 4Sp TRUST co.
Member ny. Stock Ex.
coRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. 1419 = ST. n. w.
bankers and Dealers In Government BondA
pepesis. E1eh.nee.. Loans. Collections.
s saehAnses q New York. fhiladsipiia. Boston and
sYeeAty made % investment securities District
Donas snd az local taroaa. Cas- Insurance and Tsls-
Amsrie.n bell 1sIsDhone Stock bought and sold ;yls
1wIs g. TEwksBURy., ". 3. HIBBs.
Aszneer Washington Stock E1chAnsa.
LEWIS G. TEwKsBuRY CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
1855 ST.. WASHINGTON, d. C.
Ioy snS sell Tor cash or on margin stocks. Bonds.
Dfsc' Pri,,ts wires % New York and CAie.ga
oa,10iL,ewn nI iysI ssaSI,, s1,lnsss .speeialsy.
cees:.n. quotation. al nsisss. -'' T.l.pho.. SIS
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BLOWN UP IN THEIR sLEEP.

4 6park Hrem Passing L0comotivs osusss .
Terrible kxpiosson-
BlRxuenAA, Ala. Oct l3.-At Ensley Cfly
list night car fxed mp ~ . slssping spsrt-
mont for lAborers was standing on ths ads
track In the car were six negroes and sons
blasting powder, which they had been usins -
their work a spark from passing looens-
which exploded with terrific forcs. shstssring
the car and msneiing ali the negroes excspe
one, who escaped with slight b1rn Ons =
thsm win csrtatnly die end ~ othen sse n
danger
Ths 0erman evangs1icai ooufsronoo q L.
dianspoIn bess siearsd 3izhops Ezhsr sni ~
nan fron ~ shaEBoeCnfnsS -
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kCSANoTHER GOOD CHANCE
FOR PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
We have neat frame house on north side
OF Massachusetts ave between 4th and 9TH
NV Good siz. single lot. The house
already pays fair interest on the price
asked. viii sell for 80. 500, in easy pay
menus. on account OF its accessibility to
tne departments and its prospective value,
TINS property would pay excellent profit
Dy building or 4-story press brick on the
ground.
A. NJ. PROCTOR. J. MARTIN PROCTOR
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
ocIo 9U7 u st. NV.
KSI,ao ,or hass ssostG He'tAeT '0it no' ~ords.
Action. nor utterancs. nor the
20 stw n,ef's tiood.
only speak right on.
Ionly speak right on, telling You.
fSa, sSl nave nav & tod you th.se;manl years:
sdnudcto' ! td.tor.ng in Washington
Is being done right on this ,oruer
More men are Nm ling it 5ut every
gay; Some talors apparently object
70 fr,it losing SD their Their cnstomers,judging
them The best way 10 hold them is
their coming here-and do NOT intend
LOFTY; ooIy; 40 Choice Of thirty suitings to
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
-, Merchant Tailor.
ocl3 Cor 9th and q sts n. W.
K~TA1LoRiNa LORE BY MERIT"
October Is, 1891
As Custonacr remarked:
Our devotion to details has had M uch to
40 IN making our name anonymous with
nne tailoring ''As customer remarked"
yesterday, There is no use talking 'Mertz =
your garments are ahead Of all others in
point of style, cut and finish" And still our
prices not high. S25 will pay for
business suit.
MEprz
oc13 614 11th st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~EPwoRdH LEAaEE MASS MEETING
U THIS EVENING AT
Waugh VI. L. Church,
Cor. Sd and SITS. n. g.
Addresses by Rev Joseph F. Berry d. D.. of Chicayo
editor of the Epworth Herald; Rev william Gordon
of Ireland, Hon.. John l. Maclareu. Ii. D., Of
Canada and Rev. Jacob Embury Price, D. D.. Of New
York.
Bishop Hendricks of NJ. E. Church South will pre-
the singing. 1ts
6SsTHE FORWARD MOVEMENT IN METH
- odism .-Hamline NJ. E. Church on WE'D
NhSDAf, Oct IA, :. .m.. Rev. Hugh Price Hughes
n A.. and Mrs Hughes will taik OF the West London
Mission. On THURSDAY EVENING Rev Peter
Thompson of the East London Mission viii tell of his
WORK among Londons poor. Rev. W. ID. Walters,
secretary OF above missions. viii take part in 30
I2estInZs. ocl3-:5t'
- MAS0NIC.--A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
non OF BENJAMIN 1. French Lodge. No. Il.
r. A A. NJ VIII be held at Masonic Temple, WEDNES-
DAY the 14th instant, at $50 p. IN. WorE: H. III de-
ocI3.9 WIN A. GATLEY. Secretary.
KSS-W REV ARD FOR INFOKMATION IN
regard to the cutting of electric wire in the
an,isolnc new row oi houses Q st. bet I7tb and
lSth sts; n w, owned by Mr.. L. +. Schneider ri j.
sCANEiDEk, contractor for electric work, 1889 o
~. II. ". ocl3-2t~
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VoL 70. No 2O,O76.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

k~OftlCE or LhE AsSE.,sok uIoIh IhlCT
~ of Columbia. Washington, d. C.. October z,
lSyl,=Notice is hereby given that on the THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1891, will expire all
licenses gwen by the District of Columbia to apothe-
carries, auctoneers banks and bankers brokers' claim
agents. contractors. cattle brokers, tomn isslon
merchants. dealers distilled and fernentcd liquors.
wines and cordials distiers. insurance agents. ice
brokers' proprietors of bar rooms, sample rooms tip
ping houses. billiard, basatelle and Jenny Lind
tables. shufie boards. bowling Alleys hotels livery
stables. intelligence offices. junk shops. dealers IN
sonaI property. dealers IN old barrels. real estate
agents. recters, restaurants and eating houses, thea
ters variety theaters &c All parties engaged in the
above described business trades or must
promptly renew their licenses. in accordance with
section of tine laws of the District Columbia
That every person liable for license VINO fail
the before engaging in the business SHALL
in addition the license tax iplposed pay hne or
penalty OF not than i've than nfty dollars
Tor each ohense. BY order of the Commissioners
d. c. MATTHEW 1RIMBLE. Assessor ID. C. oS-6t
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

That desirable corner property HOUSE
625 I STREET. fronting I street. 9th
street and Florida avenue containing d
rooms aud bath. with all modern ixmIrove-
ments, near the cable cars and lie Droit PARK.
with large parking surrounding, will be
sod by auction THURSDAY. OCTOBER
ID. AT O'CLOCK +. NJ. in front Of the
premises. Splendid chance for Investment.
oc13r2t hATCL1FfE. DARR b CO.. .Aucts.
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|EcusToM-MADE SHIRTS
With q Shirt Factory on the premises, under
the man agement Of q practical and long-experi-
epced cutter. prepared to execute your
orders at short notice. guaranteeing in avery in
stance perfect MT and entire satisfaction.
Give u q trial order.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
ocT-3m 10th, 1lth and F sts. n ".
<DR. EDWIN GLADMON HAS REMOVED
his office and residence to 0l2 2d st. nv
Pruct limited to diseases Of children. Oco-1mo
~LAcE CURTAINS.
I'VE pride" ourselves on the quality
Of our work have one OF our wagons
call for them. -
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
al TO 40 Q st. n
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HAS BEEN SAID RECENTLY
~ that is of much importance to the numer-
ous business men. clerks and others who desire 10
nave their old clothes repaired anu made to looI
IKE new. Aside from my eyer-increasipg tailoring
business, make specially Of 'doctorng" we'll
worn suits 50 that they will look, teel and " w.
like new Clothes can and will give you excellent
sats1action. Drop postal and will send.
A. W. He'll,
Successor to Henry Hell 4 Son.
Merchant Tailor. 315 Pa. ave. NV ocl3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~MAssACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN ASSO-
49, citation. There will be a meeting of the as
O'clock at l4ln ST. fun attendance of all Massa-
chusetts republicans IL earnestly requested.
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~R. 8. HARDCN, & CO..
~ Merchant Taiiors,
S04 st. n W.
We will be pleased for our friends and
patrons to call and SEQ one of the finest
selected stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
on exhibition in the city at reasonable
prices. ocl2-G'
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kI WANT SOME ONE TO SUPPLY MY
- stores with homemade cakes during the
comma season. JOHN II. MAGRUDER,
ocl.-3t l4lT New lor
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-08
Morrice.

Miss Azella Rowell and Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, of OwossO, Sundayed at Geo.
Rowell's.
Dewey Bryant was in Vernon, last week.
Ida Austin spent Tuesday i'm Lansing.
Misses Evans, Morrice, Benson, Austin
and NOrthrup, and Prof. Ingraham attended
the association at Vernon, last Saturday.
Mrs. S. SOuthworth is with her daughter
in Lansing, and is reported as being very
ill with the grippe.
Mrs. Chas. Bigelow was in Bancroft,
Saturday.
Chas. Haley and wife are visiting in
Saginaw.
A. DevereauX will move to Vernon, soon.
Mrs. p. III. Smith has been visiting at
Marion.
Mrs. l.. ID. Tewksberry died at her sons
Monday last. Funeral services were held
in the M. K. church Wednesday, Rev. j. G.
Kern officiating. The remains were taken
to Inlay City for burial.
Miss Ida Benson spent Sunday in Antrim.
RAY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-08
Easton,

Last Monday night was very cold for
peach blossoms, ice freezing over water one
fourth inch i'm thickness, and Wednesday
night we were visited by heavy white
frost.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Post is so
far recovered from her illness as to be able
to come back to her home. She has been
with her daughter, Mrs. l.. Henderson.
Wedding bells rang out loud and clear
last week. We wonder if Mr.. Underwood
and Annie Dick heard them.
Mrs. Whitmer has had another very sick
spell but is at present slowly improving.
Farmers are very busy preparing the soil
and sowing their oats.
j. w. Getson, of Chesaning, visited at
Chas. HaughtOn's last Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Farley gave an entertainment
for the young people OH Tuesday evening.
The program consisted of music and dane
ing.
Hydrophobia Is in the town. Mrs. Gal
Tiger has been bitten, also their COW and dog.
The dog has run away and two other dogs
are dead with it in the neighborhOOd and it
is supposed that Mrs. Gotwalt, over the line
In Chesaning is bitten. The town board
met at Mr.. Galligcr's Thursday evening to
take action about the affair.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-08
New iothrop.

Mrs. VIM. Beatty is reported as improv-
ing.
Mr.. Davis had very narrow escape from
death on Tuesday. He was using land
roller when the bolt that holds the seat gave
way, precipitating him to the ground and
striking his head against large stone, frac
turing his skull,
James McFarlane, of Flint was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Viets and Mrs. BalOor were in Owes
so, Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Bailey, of Flint, was in
town Wednesday.
We understand that the contract for the
mail route between New LothrOp and Co
runna has been awarded to A. V. Hiscock,
of MOntrOse.
Building is booming again this spring and
VIM. Pills and Mr.. Hubbard are helping
the boom along.
What is the matter with Charles Petty's
fence? Oh, that's all right. 1t is the neat
est fence we have seen this spring.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-08
Perry.

The Perry high school noticed the first in
augural of Washington by her stars and
stripes.
The girls of the junior class visited the
Morrice high school last week and had an
enjoyable time.
There were several from Perry that at
tended the teachers association at Vernon,
last Saturday.
Eugene Brown and o. A. McEuen's new
houses are nearly completed.
The Job taken by Eugene SanbOurn of
digging the cellar and building the walls of
the new parsonage is in full blast.
VIM. Havens, the drayman of Perry, met
with quite loss Sunday. He let his horse
out and il went down to the town pump and
drank, then running back towards home ii
tried to jump over Mr.. Boardman's wire
fence, caught its feet in the fence and going
over on his head broke its neck
Fred Wimple is very sick. He has the
grippe and typhoid fever.
Eugene Wallace, of Bancroft, was in town
Sunday.
Edward Benson is taking vacation by
making some of his old friends visit.
The post Office has made quite a change
in its appearance by changing the Office part
to the other side of the room. IL makes
quite an improvement.
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Vernon.

A large number of teachers attended the
association held here last Saturday. The
program was much enjoyed besides being
very instructive. All OF the papers present.
ed told for themselves that much time and
thought had been spent on them.
Vernon seems to have quite an attraction
for Ann ArbOr law students, for they visit
the place often.
Mrs. Tilden is very sick with measles.
Mrs. Mcintosh Is suffering from fractur-
ed limb caused by fall.
DR.. Potts, of Detroit, will deliver a lee
ture here in the M. +. church next Monday
evening.
Miss Edith johnson spent Sunday with
Miss Myrtle Martin.
Rev. John Mclean and family are soon
to move from us, Rev. Mclean having ac-
cepted call as regular pastor OF Baptist
church in Ingham county.
Will Hibbard visited here this week.
Mrs. e. Olney and daughter Mabel visited
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Case were called to
Grand Blanc this week by the sudden death
of sister of Mrs. Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Golf Sundayed al
Ovid.
Mrs, Morris, who has been living with her
daughter in the far west, is visiting her son
Almeron of this place.
Mildred Holmes is quite i'll with measles.
Baptism has been administered by c.
VanDorn, of the Baptist church, to many
candidates within the past three weeks. We
regret much that Mr.. VanDorn will leave u:
soon to enter a broader field of work. He
has won many friends among us by his kline
words and good advice.