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The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she clune 70 castoria.
When she had children, she gave them cas.Oria'
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

TIE Alliance Vindicator is q Aaw
newsI aoer venture at Kosciusko by
Messrs. Anderson 4 Buck. They hsve
our wishes for success, financially ald
otherwise.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

The Supreme Court Of Louisiana has
affirmed the sentences Of the Criminal
Court Of New Orleans against Bcr-
nard Glandi convicted ofjury bribing in
the Hennessy trial, The prisoners were
consigned to the penitentiary.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16
gold. EOLl. fl[l !!

We nrc prepared 10 0lihf money on moro
favorable terms tllun ever, and can prucurc
loans on shorter time and better terms on
good real estate security than anyone IN the
huAness We will give borrowers rs long
une as they want not oyer ten years, and llx
the payments 10 suit them. We will menO.
tate luans Us small rs $500 Apply ID ia ur
Major J. X. Bell al lentonia, who will exam
me the security Offered and report without do
lay HUDSON a BARNETT,
AttorncysatI Law.
Nazoo City Miss, Nov 2S. lSSS
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

M F. Lake, who was Thought TO ue
one Of the woalthicst merchants Of Fort
Worth. Texas. failed last week Tor a
quarter Of a million.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

George Francis Train arrived in New
York last week from Liverpool on his
trip around the world, and left FOR Ta-
coma where the trip ends, lie is nine
days behind the schedule time in trying
to girdle the earth in So days
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

The contract to build a bridge over Il
mile Bayou according to plans and epe.
ciiications TO Be liled, will he awarded
70 the lowest responsible bidder, al pub
lie outecry. Ia front oi the court i0isl
fl00H. tiil
MONDAY Apa ghp. ISyl
Bond ineuring same for 1ve ycafa viii
he required. Byordef Of the Board III
Supervisors Of Yazoo county. MiAs.
SIS. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Hazoo City Miss, july 3, '9l-4t.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

RICHARD CLoY, city marshal, q Me-
Comb City was shot and mortally spnnd-
ed last week by Estillc Ford, \ cisRn of
the town, while attempting " wfest
him
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

MCKINLEY made speech on the lth
at Woodstock, Conn. in which he way-
cd the old and tattered bloody shirt and
captured his yankee audience.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

HlLI, Carlisle and GornnnI the great
Democratic leaders are to speak in Iowa
in September. It is wortlla Trip there
to hear them.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

KISSING thieves are preva'nnt IN Mem
phis. II there is anythingthata a man
would risk going to the penNcniiary for
II would be nice juicy KISS
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

week at Whitaker Wilkinson county
He had assaulted and robbed IN old
store-keeper named Whitaker, knocking
him down with a stave, he is not ex-
pected tc live.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

Mexico is again having lrouhlc caused
by the cruelty OF Diaz, VI i ~ alleged
secretly puts his enemies u death.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

CoAnoNA County is aatatnd over an
effort to remove the cNanty site from
Friars Point to Clarksda&.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

Now Is the time for everybody to pur-
chase bargains from HANNEBIsRG
for cash strictly across the conn-
ter
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16
DO You Want TO Save from
20 to 90 cts. on every
Dollar You Spond7

i 40 writc for Illustrated Catalogue con-
tanning illustrations aud prices of everything
manufactured IN tho United States IL Inailn.
facturelr prices 0.O0oillustratiaiia, an lines
represented Catalogue mailed frce om appli.
cation Address
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY co.
NO l'S West Van burcn 81. Chicago IN
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

PREsrnRxr HARRIsox new nibbling
at the free and unlimitc coinage batA
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

KENT & CLARK keep the bess Tee
Cream in the city. Call and try it and
BE- convince.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

THE Seashore Camp ecslns begins al
Biloxi on the 10th inst
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16
{ SfaIiia i
For Tnfants ana chIidren.

for Infants and Chiidren.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcofnes FIatulency, Constlpatlon, Sour
Stomach, DiarThma, and Foverishnoa
Thus the child Is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural. Castoria contaias no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"Casioria Is 20 well adapted 70 children that
! recommend i as superior 10 any prescription
known 70 me-" H. A. ARcHEa, M. b.,
III South Oxford S., brooklyn, n. Y.
~ use Castoria IN my practice. and find Il
specially adapted 10 affections Of children"
ALEX. RObKnTg0N, n. d..
1867 "a Ave, New York.
"From personal knowledge and observation
can say fllat Cnstoria Is an excellent medicine
for children. acting a. a laxative and relieving
the pent up bowels and general system very
much Many mothers heye told me OF ite cx.
collent effect upon their children"
On. q. q. OeoooD,
Lowell, Mas.
rus orsrAUn conArY, Y Murray Street, n. Y.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

Ladies II you want laces, white goods
embr0ideries or any kind of lace goods,
call at TIANNEBERG's. Strictly at cost
lor cash.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16

Said bridge must be bull according to plans
and specifications tO be filed And bond in-
slliing same will be required for five years.
n +. SIU1yrS, Prest.
board Supervisors Of Yazoo Co
June 23d 1891.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16
STOCK AND PRICES,
Ladies Gauze, BaIbriggan and
SILK Vests,

And other white underwear the following prices
d;ea short sleeve BaIbriggan Vest wo tn Doc at 20c
Ladies' short sleeve Finer Vest worth 60 cts at 4oc
Ladies' short Ieeve Still Finer Vest worth 70 cts at 6o
.dies short sleeve Extremely Fine worth LOO at 7oc
aides short sleeve silk Vest worth 200 at i-20
Ladies' short sleeve Vest Fancy colors and
Long sleeve worth 2.OO az '.!s
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-07-16
Our Corset Department.

nm 70 the finest quality We still Sensible Corset which
sold elsewhere for So. 100 for $15O.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

IL essSg ~ere Ars- azs3 ii ss STANLEY,
of Tefre haate, mosasr and sister ~
tize groozl, AIR 2ad Ma S--n1eys
Bishops, CaeN Allader, Gallagher, sl.d
CAase, .. la1.Aaapo4as; Mise Middle
toa and Ar. Newton Blsl.ops. u C-l-
e.nnatl.
Ar. William Aaher, q Cleveland.
acted as best man, aud Miss Cam -ls
Walker, ot Indianapolis. as maid ~
hoaor. and Messrs- Walter Desanp
and Frank burgoyne, Cacianatt. an1
Stanley Hughes, ho~ar1 Frank. ana
Arthur Dili, the latter 4 &C nephews
OF tae bride. as ushers- The floral de-
ratloas n both the church and rosd-
denee were choiee, as were the we'd
ding gifts. and the <res-s were never
surpassed IA thk cit Those Of ths
bride snd mad OF honor were both
procured during Q recent European
tour, the forner being OF cream sat.a
en train elaborated with festhery
trimming. while her long veil was
fastened with large diamond cross.
the present 81 the groom. Niss Walker
wore a short ve.i OF tnlie and her
gown was embroidered WITH gold and
silver. During tsie reception the be-
troThai of the latter and Mr.. Hos ara
A. Dill was announced.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
ANXIOUS FOR ReclPRociTy.
The British West Indies Wane 10 Nsss-
tiate . Treaty Win Is

Washington, Nov. l2.-rhe list of re-
ciprociiy agreements which began With
Brazil several months ago aud which
includes Spain, San Domingo. Costa
Rlca and other countries, may possibly
be extended 10 tAe British West Indies.
although the negotiations which are
about 10 be commenced with the lat
ter country present "a new and inter
esting phase. Sir Nevin Lubbock, who
Will represent "a the negotiations,
British Guiana and all islands II the
BRUSH West Indies except Barbadoes
and Jamaica, has already arrived ia
Wash.ngfon within a week or two
commissioners viii reach here from
the Islands named and then the trio
OF representative VIII hold formal
conferences with the State De-
partment. although in the meantime
the preliminaries VIII be arranged.
! "Mv mission IN Washington" said
Sir Neyill today, "is Il endesvor 70
show the president ann secretary OF
state that the British West Indies do
not. impose upon imports from the
United STATES duties that are unequal
or unreasonable, when compared vita
the tariff imposed upon imports from
other countries. In other words. ws
will give to articles imported by ns from
the United States the same privileges
and advantages that we afford & goods
even imported from Great Britain"
"Wnat will happen II no agreement
10 reached and the duties here are re-
imposed"
ave will send all our sugar 10 the
United Kingdom. where we will ind q
market for It. At present We send all
of it 10 the United States except the
Demarsra sugar, which is fancy grade
and which goes TO England. i have no
hesitancy in saying that We would like
to continue our trade with this eoan-
try."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Memphis. Nov. l2.-R. NJ. King, the
seventh day adventist who acquired
fame through being arrested over a
year ago for plow.ng on Sunday, died
near Dyershurg tuesday night King
was arrested snd fined for the otiense
named, and the at iirst TRIVIAL case hss
reen IN the state aud federal courts
ever .nce and is now pending IN the
gnited states Supreme Court The or
sInal sentence wac affirmed by the
state supreme court. Then the ceiense
sas undertaken by the National secu-
ar Az ,cistIon. which employed Dos
NJ. Dickinson, and carried the case 20
20 the United States Circuit Court on
wit Of hahess corpus. yuege Ham
lnond ruled that tie federal gown
nent hsa no right to review the state
declsrHs, and tue case vas tbereupon
appealed 20 the supreme Court OF the
Ualtes states. IL - net unlikely the
sdvsrtsts vii pash the case % con
ciasscn N spite OF Eing's death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
ONE woMAN's SORROWS
Released From an Insane Asylum to Find
Her Husband Married Again.


Her HusbaDd Married Again.
Springfield, OHIO, Nov. l2-The de-
tails OF strange story came 10 the
knowledge Of the public in Findlsy, to-
night. About four years ago George
Holbrook and wife arrived IN Findiay
and Mr.. Holorook. In partnership with
another mechanic, began contracting
and has since done large amount OF
work, apparently prosperlng.
Eyerylning went well till short time
ago, when the firm suspended opera
tons ana now appears to be IN the pro-
Cess of dissolution.
1t appears that some fifteen or twenty
years ago Mr.. Holbrook was married to
an eslimsble lady of the Western Re-
serve, with whom heiived happily for
several years. About thirteen years
ago, through some sickness, the wife
lost her reason and had to be confined
III an insane asylum. The physicians
pronounced her case incurabe after
sne had been cared for several years,
and her husband finally gave her up
as one dead TO the world.
Some time before coming to Findlay
the husband married again, not deem-
it necessary 10 procure divorce. He
lived happily with his second wife and
prospered.
A short time since the fret wife re-
gained her reason and WAS released
froai the asylum. Her mind went 1t
once to her husband, and her feelings
can be imagined when she found how
time had flown and that he belonged to
another. She began action IN tine
courts for the possession of her interest
in his property. If her grief was poIg-
nant, that OF the husband was no less
so. He was confronted with the fact
that he had sunwittingly committed
bigamy. He will, it is understood,
commence procec, ngs for divorce
from ms first wife and try TO prevent
an action on her part which will tend
to get him into trouble on account of
his second marriage. The firms busi-
ness, which was few short weeks ago
in prosperous condition, has now
gone to pieces.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
UNDER EVERY PRESIDENT.
Mrs. Hannah Msshsr, of Glens Falls,
One Hundred aud Two Years Old.

mrs. n2uuon MohnSr. Oh Oleue ais,
One Hundred aud Two Years 0id.
Glens Falls, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Mrs.
Hannah Moshef, of Glens Falls, is one
hundred and two years old. She has
lived during the term of every presi-
dent of the United States. She is as ac-
i've as woman Of sixty and her men
tai powers are unimpalred. Mrs.
Mosher was born On Nov. IL, 1883.
She is the daughter of Jonathan
Mosher and his wife, Patience Hoag.
AT the time OF Mrs. Mosher's birth her
parents were living in small log
has on a farm, or clearing, entirely
surrounded by forests. There were ten
children in the family, five girls and
i've boys. All lived 10 a good old age,
one sister dying at the age of ninety
SIX, another at ninety. Jonathan
Mosher was loyal to the cause OF the
coionists during the revolution and,
Ike MANY others, was under the ban
of the tories, who sought In every way
TO harass and annoy him and metnbers
of ms family. A year ago Mrs. Mosher
DID all of her work except washing.
She can read very we'll without glasses
and is gracious II granting requests for
ner autograph.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Hiliiard, Nov. IL, lssl.-Another old
"vet" has passed TO the great unknown.
Nicholas Hanna ass born IN osgvod,
Y. Y, November q. 1874. He enlisted
in the l0lth New York Volunteer In
fsniry IN 1851, and was captured IN the
Wilder raid and held as a prisoner st
Belle Isle and Salisbury until psroled.
About three wears ago he moved 10
Hopkins township and became the pro
prletor of the Cold Springs cheese fac
tory. He died at his home, Monday,
November 3. He Was on estimxble cit
izen and q good business man. his
death is mournei by his family aud
many comrades.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
WON The PREACHERS HEART.
a Nipister Gsrrfea 10 . Briaenst>
whom Ne Met ~ . wedding.

Richmond. Ind. Nov. IA year
ago theRsv. J. u. Stanley, OF 81.
Stephens Episcopal Church. at Terre
Haute, came here 10 act as best man
al the marriage Of the Rev. Everaxt
Cathesl. rex9or of st. Psal's Episcopal
Church- Among the trademarks we're
Nlss Carneila Hatton. belong ng so
oae N RshrHOssd's Old Quaker families.
ami fhe best man was svsdentiy i'm
pressed VIA her appearance, for IN
se-ss than q n7o1th h@ made The declar-
ton. and toni xhf they YER. married
IN ire same church. also ny Bsehop
< nssksrtcrser. VITA tfs~ ETo~rn u q
vesr ago assist1rsg n his css~Aea1 cap
artty T'bA church vas erowa~d, The
groom hsvirg tssaed 600 isvitatsorss
az<f tsse brS8- 600 sao-e. While y vas
= All other rse-sests "a . Ike scais.
se.eu~k n~yt csstertafsoas.
Au,onU tzsoee presex.t from outside
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
DEMoRAlizEo BY MoRMokS-
Missionaries From Usah W orkrns Among
StcFxfnc Russians.

st. Petersburg. Nov. l2.--The au'
thor,,ies of the fsmine-stricken prov.
ince of Ssmara are dealing with new
evil in the shape OF an invasion OF
mormon missionaries from America.
Tskse are conducting an active CAM
paign among the poor peasants, who
are induced by their circumstances 10
readily believe any story about the
nromised land being At q distance away
from RUSSIA. The mormons invariably
select for their victims famiiies that
have several girls. They describe their
home in America as land moving
with milk and honey, and 1nst the
place for the starving peasants. Tue
latter are led TO part with Their little
holdings at any pree and undertake a
journey TO America. The authorities
are at lsst aroused to the determination
TO put down mormonism an safnsra,
and the misssonsrles viii have TO seek
pastures pew.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

OF ak babies aud thIee adults
found dead fFom suttoc@uOn- No
eviaeaes OF intentional violence could
te elielGsa. Ii VAS found that seven or
elghI persons, young and elG, were sc-
euaIoaled 10 sleep IN one ted. Ia tie
absence of evidence the coroner MAS
compelled to ailew tue verdict OF aecl-
deatal death. bat he declared that he
did not believe that all these deaths
were underssnei. There 10 dreadful
calloUsnsss with regard 10 infant lie
aInong the extremely pour IN London,
especially ~nen they are compellea 10
herd together N such npnlbers- Tue
young and weak are crowded out OF ex-
istence, the survivors eoanlying At the
Grim aud carefully concealing ths evi-
dence aud suppressing all knowledge Of
the causes OF death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
or-,. n..rpe. No~.

Columbus, III, Nov. lz.-Joshus
Hard, after the death Of hs wife at
Louisville, Pa, fifteen years ago, came
TO this city with MS two boys, Joho snd
Thomas, aged 10 and l3. A yevE ister
he abandoned them and was never
sfterwsrd heard of until thu morn ng,
when a letter was received frcm hisi,
mailed Al PiDevilie. Tenn. lie ssks 10
be permitted TO see be cons, and bers
tre
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Burlington, Iowa, Nov. 1z.-Amone
the indictments returned by the grand
Jury at its session VAS that OF murder
10 the first degree against W. A. Port
lock. ~ho shot and killed Jvsn An
drsas, IA this city, . nsenfh sso. Port
lock at IN. time attempted suicide aad
hss since been under The care OF pays
cisns. He has been paced IN jsa ~
await trlai.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

ST. Paul, New. IA threshing nh-
chine sngine erpledea WITH terrific
force while at work four nsles sooth OF
II. Clare today. The osBsr 81 ma
chine. Mr. Ames. snd TIE eng neer
we're fagsily injured. Sssersl etaeIs
.ere bsdly Hart.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Monticello, ILL.,, Nov. 12.-Elijor
Cloud, resident of Ivesdale, has made
q record that is not eclipsed anywhere.
lis wife died Monday, he buried her
on Tuesday, and arrled another woman
on Thursday. The people have given
nun and bis bride orders TO leave, and
they have gone where 1t is more health
fui for them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
He Resisted and Wa. shot

Detroit. Mlcn., Nov. l2.-Jacob
Pfunt OF Alexander, Genesee county,
New York. was shot and fatally injured
this afternoon Ivy Officer Parry. Punt
mad been associated with suspicious
characters during the morning aud he
resisted the officers who were trying 10
arres. hum.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
DON PlkTT Is DEAD.
The Noted Economist Passes Into the
Beyond without warning

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. l2.-Word was
received here tonight announcing the
death of Don Platt at his home thIs AZ
ternoon. Col. Piatt had been suffering
for several weeks with complication
of diseases induced by la grippe, bat 1t
was only IN tie last few days that his
illness WAS regarded as serious, and ms
death was u complete surprise to his
many friends in this vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
s,sucrrts of lNsccssrs
rerrtss. pis-exsrs FER Hnmss It'
an>rs the Poor 80 t>-Sen-

AmorR the vnNr ~
London, Nov. 70 The ssusAN1 ..
~. inrocents continues n the Ess'-ehn
% the horror of TIE connm"nl''
the dispsir of the police. The es'e' p
infant. srseshsred 10 desth ~ psten''
,sd others. sv accident or ofse'r
-. s...s ~ 60 frequent that TIE ieesi
,esr;.l. aroused 20 acton hg ne pap-
- s.-.-s h.ve set ~ foot a. invss-
,.~..,., s,t, ~. csuse. The eeToreF
,sstsrd.v held inauests on the ooo'es
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Burlington. Icva. No,. Is-Ths arip,
vblch 90 severely soeurEed THIS city
two wears ago. il again upon us, and
tns soctors report numerous easss. Az
l.,st twentv-Avs deaths resulted tive
yesrs sgo snotf our prominsnt cit'-
xsns, sne the eofDing scourge u iosFeo
fxrxsyd 70 WITH dread
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

wyouipe, y, Eov. l2,--Tbs orys
tsI sslt block 81 ssitssis, the largest
~lt bsocs " tse Wyoming teid, vss
burned tnis nsorsins, togsthtr y ~ The
oo.t affice aud teatgrsph e1cs. Lsss.
sz5o, pc, partly insured
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Alsena, lows, Nov. i2.--Tbs demo-
crate held . ratification meeting here
tonight Conspicuous spong the hostS
in the possession ~ss one besrink ths
inscription: "Roies beer boomine." The
westber vse 6isssreesble and the meet
,pg not very large y attended.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
CIVIL wAR is RAGING.


London. Nov. l2.-Ihers - no longer
.nv doubt that Brazil IS IN the throes
of civil war and that tue nost serious
uprising OF troops and citEzens sgaius
the authority of Marshal Da Fonseca.
dictator, have taken place. Reports
clsssed as sensational and unfounded
which have been in circulation here for
4 week pas, snd which have increased
N gravity hour by hour seem not 10
nave been exaggerated N The slightest
I'm fact 4 would appear that the true
xsate Of Affairs - much more alarming
than already stated. Important DIS
patches have been received here today
N splte of the strict csnorship observed
Nv the 4 etstor's orders over al sele-
graph and cable Offices is ls true that
.hes> messages rave been Il the brief
4ss nature ant IN cipher, putIosely dis
tortrd and changed 80 deceive the
eensors but enough . kso~n OF Il 10 b
stated that cavil vsr q raging IN Branl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Relvidsre, H.. Nov. l2-In sh.
eoanty coart here today the Jury IN the
ssss Of C.s-nelis Williams W. n scnff
decided N favor OF the defendant
Roth pArtss n TOE SUIT. vhic wss "
l.eide the right Of preeersy, reside fn
Chicago. The cass Vii De appealed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-24
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Thursday.

Chicago visited by a $4,000 fire.
Three printing establishments and
the Remington typewriter agents
the losers. Rev dictionary spirit
manifested in northern part of Mex
ico.-Worcester visited by a $4,000
incendiary fire. Four B. & M.
cars burned.-Iquique, Chill, visit
ed by a hurricane which does much
damage to shipping.-Charles Holt,
9, died of hydrophobia at Salem,
Mass.-Admira Mccain, command
er of our squadron in the Chilean
waters, exonerates Minister Egan
and denies that he helped Balmaceda.
BY the bursting of an emery wheel
in New Haven machine shop one
man was instantly killed and sew
eral others injured.-Gen. Isaac F.
Quimby, 10, died at Rochester, N. Y.
Had brilliant war record and was
professor of mathematics at the Uni
versity of Observation-Disclosures
fires raging in the cranberry districts
of Wisconsin. Thirty miles Of marsh
land devasted.-Francis Hendricks
of Syracuse appointed to succeed
Mr.. Fassett as collector as the port
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-09-24
MORRISVHLE.

Morrisville still grows. We expect
soon to have a fine brick hotel as
we'll as new Ere proof bank build
ing.
Mr.. Boynton. formerly proprietor
of the Morrisville house, goes to
Fort Payne, Ala, soon, to take
charge of a hotel there.
The death o: Sanford Gates on
Saturday, the 10Th, takes from our
number one of our most faithful and
sincere young men. The grief of his
aged parents is shared by nearly
every one in the village.
The entertainment by the c. E.
society Friday evening was not well
attended on account of heavy
shower The program was unique,
consisting of shadow pantomimes,
circulating library, song by Mr..
Fisk, and one by the "Neagenist"
quartet of young ladies.
The fair which was held here
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of last week was success. Pleasant
weather during the three days
brought large crowds from all parts
of the county The exhibit in all de-
partments was good. The scrub
race" on Thursday, in which all the
slow horses and Anticipated vehicles
in the town were entered, was most
laughable affair.