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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
A. t 8. E. B. R-TIME GARD.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
From Fridays Ddily.

From Friday's Daily.
 McGowan, at whose place Chiquite Smith was killed by Apaches, is sell ing trees of his own raising in the Chirlcahua mountains.
 Viii bayiess, formerly of Tomb stone is at present at the United Verde copper camp where he has lucrative position !n the eoa3Psny.s store.
 Ike Clayton was the only passen- ger who came up on the Oso Negro stage last night.
 4 telegram from Cheyenne yester- day announced 10 the family of D, Gray the serious illness of his son.
 B. F. Packard is in 1umbssone again from his Sonora ranch.
 Vim, Cowsu and family have moved in town. owing to the serious illness of Mrs. Cowan.
 Dan Ross. the mill man who keeps several of Uncle Sam's officers in grub, is in town.
 George RafFerty, of Turquoi*. has come in to get over an attack Of ia grippe.
 J. J. Patton retuFne'l last night from Tucson. where he has be serving as a trial juror
 R. ". Wood and wife will leave tomorrow for a short visit io Pbenix.
 The ''Dees.rick Skule" will be given at Scheiffelin Hall on February 27th.
 A regular meeting was held on Wednesday night, full r.oard beIng present with the exception of the mayor.
 The following hiIls were presented and referred 10 Ihe tinanre committee: !: Frank Ryan, supplies -......$l5 Is S. c. Bagg. printing. g.......... 3 50 A. J. Bean, repairing cart ... l9 20
 The building conlniitree r ported that they had formulated lease for the consideration oi 'i.Islers for the city water works. Th~ report was placed on 6lr.
 The fire committee reporIeI that they had discovered 50 inlatiun uE the city ordinance against the storage of excessive amounts of cnmbustibIs ma terial and explosives. RePnrt was ac- cepted.
 D. H. McNeal pr-sen e,i warrant 395 On the general fund and a-ke,i for il. cancellation and the drawing of one on the contingent rund |" it. pla e Not agreed TO-
 The Tai utall at the Huachnca n,'sun- tains registered three inches during the late storm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
custard ple." qnoth she
UNCLE JERRYs SURPRISE.
low a wIy PArsoa CaPtared a Peculiar
 Did FeaIoU.

low wIy PArson CaPtarsd a Peculiar
 Did FeiIoW.
 Not so very far from DsmariscOtta 5ays the Lewiston Journal. there is one sf the loveliest seaport towns on the Maine coast, It nestles under the hills so that strangers who pass women on thc road and men at work outside of the village wonder where they all come from until a turn in the road shows the little village close by the ocean, which laughs back in amusement at their sur prise. Here they still tell how Uncle Jerry vas won by the new minister. Now before the advent of Rev Clinton Blanchard although that's not his name Unclc Jerry had long ceased going to church. He pronounced churches costly nui ances and ministers well-dressed humbugs, ''tOo tony to do any hard work. Young Blanchard was man oi very pleasing physique and attractive manners. It was not long before he had wcn the hearts of all his parishioners xccpt URcle Jerry. But the very things .hich male him popular with others set Uncle Jerry against him
 lev. Blanchard pondered. Jerry in- srrCsted him. He decided upon 8 mode of attack which he very prudently dis .arIcd on the occasion of his parishiOn. ] call upon Uncle Jerry and took enc rom circumstances, As Mrs. J Try bowed him into the sit ing-roOm. Ibe IOor Cf which was ajar, he saw that Uncle Terry and his thirteen yeaF-Old boy were wing to move stove. The boy w s not 90 stoutIy built as most of the fish "rfnCHs lads and was hardly equal to ne occasion Throwing aside all cerC. lony. She reverend gentleman s .epp d tue door and said: Let me help sou move the stove" and began taking f his coat
 Your and Uncle Jerry almost Iropped his end in amazement. Why, you would get them white hands of Touru ali oyer sOot and smut" glanc- ing disdainfulIy at the offending mem bers, white from nature and not from lbstaiuing from hard work, for they knew hOw 70 swing the axe and scythe alike.
 Well, replied the young minister, with bis most captivating smile, you have soap and water, see.'
 No further objection was made. The two men moved, the stove Next Sun day all S-- were surprised 70 see Uncle Jerry at church
 Uncle Jerry merely said he thought a parson as could move a stove wouldn't do him no hurt, anyhow"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

Next Sunday. washington's birthday will be celebrated at this popular place by the preparation of a diuner, sneh as lhe Father of His Country" would have considered impossible in his day. We judge of this by the bodies of good things coming from California by express.
 Dr. Monk, of Topeka, brother of E. R. Monk, of Wilcox, will lead a party of explorers through Ar zona this summer.
 Yesterday was arbor day in Tucson, and a large number of trees were planted.
 Wm. Holiday came over from Will cox to-day, suffering from broken leg He was klcked hy a horse. H. Is located at the hospital.
 Tucson will probably have a $lO0- OO0 hotel. It will be a great benefit to that thrifty city.
 The case of TrihOlet vs HOiopp. L . taining guods under false P-etenses, was tried before a jury in Justice Johnston's court to-day and a verdict of not guilty was rhe result.
 All the latest spring and summer styles Of hats and trimmings received 10 day by Ars Gallen. Call and in spect her stock.
 Bank of Tombstone will be closed Monday, Feb. JS it being g legal holiday.
 Judge Reilly returned last light from Tucsun, where he has been on jury duty.
 A. Ii. Emanuel left to day for Phe- nix.
 Wilcox had one and 30 100 inches of rain during the recent storm.
 The school children are practicing for Washing!on's birthday exercises on Monday.
 The Mexican circus called out big crowd Of urchins to-day.
 Rev J. Menaul, general Synodical missionary for Arizona and New Mexico is in the city. He will remain several days in the interest of the Presbyterian church here. Services are announced for tonight and also for Sabbath morning ani evening, al ths. usual hours oflI a. m. and ' 30 p. m The sacrament of the Lnrd'- supper viii be Parlaken of Sabbath morning al forenoon rervi"e.
 Rev, F. W. Downs will preach sn illustrated Trap" sermon in the NJ E. church, SunIsy incoming at II o'clock. Sunday $. hOOl al 12 "'.lrck
 At migh', commencing at ' o'clock there wIl be disc"urse appropriate to Wa-hingf"u's Bir hday on "i'atrln,s and Patriotism" Mu,ic adapted tO the oeca-ion will Pe rendered. Every ho'iy welcome.
 The three year lim,t, in the at,"rney g-,rral bill m..ets the approval of the hsr and people
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
From Saturday's Duig.

From Satardag's Duly.
 Wm. KIeke las returned !rpm San Francisco.
 The jurors who wont 10 Tucson 4" attend the United States eo,rt ,ession returned last night.
 The Mexican circus is getting resdy to show. The boys around town have named it the "Msnyana Circus"
 A Mvxiean stood Tor half hour last night trying 10 get into the side door of the post office to get a drink.
 4 big load of ore TFnn the siIvef Cloud mine came in yesterday fur shipment to Sceorro.
 Frank Earle was in from Turq,,ois to-day.
 A literary entertainment free to all, will be given as schieffeIin hall on ghe evening Of February 23d at 2 7.3o, undar the auspices Of the P. o. s. of A., to which all are cordially in yited. By order Of Committee.
 On Wednesday night 6 light was seen in the late residence 0f Dr. Will iis and two men were seen inside. Frank Ryan was notltef and went at once to the house, but DO signs Of them were 10 be seen. They had dis- appeared, taking sevsraI small articles. Entrance had been made through lhe back door. which had been broken down.
 The Csu-ean, restaurant under the management of Miss Nellie Walsh, Is becoming noted for it's good food daily and especially Ter iis Sunday dinners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

A specia dispatch from Salt Lake, U ah, avs: It showed here Monday mig ,t. and g peculiar feature Of tine s IOw storm was a large quantity OI sat which came with it. The snow melted yesterday and left the salt On tae ground st least one-fourth of an i .ch in thickness. The salt was ab- sorbed from the lake.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
RrnIf Trec..

The finest trees ever offered for sale Most all bearing trees, three years old all kinds. Also Umbrella, Chinese Mulberry and Sweet Locust. To flow, CT lovers who make up a club I will sell my ever-bloomibg roses by the one hundred at sI apiece, and give you your choice. Also Towering shrubs aud Greenhouse Plants of all kiuds Tor sale at the old place, corner Fulton and Second streets, Tomb. stone, Arizona. by
 WnLTGg BPkucH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
HOTEE. RIVALS.

C,5CHfSE. T James, T Garibslii, St Louis.
 PALACE. L L Rhodes, Fairtsnk. c Q Francisco. Omaha. B HoDi, ~"nnFa. c L BecGwish, Bisie...
 FAN JOSE. E N Lani, Sin r House.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
k4 anHeG.

A girl to lo general hOusrwuFk and coo ing. Gopd W sges to the r1glIt person. Wanted in Bisbes. For fur ther particulars apply ag thIs office.
 febII.Iw
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

Wm, Kieke states that every ane is smiling ia CaIIfurnia over the rsin, and farmers g. around the streets hug ging each Ulher.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
For HaIe.

On account oi leaving Tombstone, l offer my lodging house and furniture for sale at a very low price. For fur ther particulars apply on the premises.
 Mas BELLE SULLIVAN,
 , 10 lw lien street, near Seventh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

AIaesGfoB. z.n.i Rr O. SS. E.
 All members and those in arrears are requ sled To be at engine hOrFss at 3 p. m. $ Iuday, February 9. By or der GEO. NoDDIs, Foreman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

Every newspaper in the territory fay"rs railroad c1eRption.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

FoR RRsSr-Ihe Miners restaurant st Bisbse, A, 2c-H
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
Hy ssu8sEeS.

I'm censu. Atiz .na by c"unlies shows the EIlosimg figure:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

Mr. ] K Brown Of Carbon sqs in the
cry yest,r.Ay gn HIS way from Vi,sinis 10
his home While ia Il city be visited the
Jot RIAL tilise ard related a curious incl
dent that occurred while he was in the
South. lie had recently b.usht piece of
isnd in Virgins on the Fairfax road near
Flint Hill and sbou. halt mile from one
OF the old war time ssocksdes. 1t wss
while at YORK clearing up this piece Of land
thM NJ. Brown saw 9 small turtle crawling
past his feet AMI obeying an impulse
stopped DOM and turned tbs turtle over on
his back. As he did 80 he noticed the fol
loving carved in the shell Of tie turtle: NJ.
lH Me. and underneath the number Go
with line drawn under the figures. Now
Mr.. Brown is one of the boys OF the Sd
Maine Volunteers and his curiosity Vas
Immediately sru'ed. He let the
'n.!e 50 thinking that when he
hoistel the work he then was on that
he could essily find the tortoise but in this
he VI. mistaken The bearer Of the his
'oicsl characters hsd crs~led { # under
the brush and vas Supposed to be enjoying
anim in 80 adjoining pond. Now Mr.
Brown wishes to kuow what veteran of the
ia Maine carved those |, tteis on the tur-
ties she'll. The land where the turtle vss
ioufd VAS knosn il var times As part Of
The Scotch iInnier" farm. An answer to
ms qaery would indeed be interesting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

John B. Fogg Of Monmouth, vss ia thu
city yesterdsy.
Capt. C. T.. Nash WAS 10 Norridge woch
over the Sabbath.
A. C. StIphen ESQ.,, Of Gardiner vas in
the city yesterday.
Wilbur r. Lunt, Eco. Of Portland, VI.
In tie city yesterday.
Chs. f. Gates Of e. Vsssalboro, wal
among yesterdays visitors.
Mi. Mae Crosby spent the Sabbath in
WsterviIls returning Monday.
Mr.. snd Mrs 4. f. Pxrkman spsnt the
Sabbath in Portland returning yesterday
morning.
JB. Low Of Resdaeld. and J. e Brain.
ard Of Winthrop. were amosg the vi.iso,s
IN t0~n yesterday.
W. II. Pearson, Esq, Of one Of the most
prominent residents Of vasmlboro was in
the city yesterday.
Dr.. d. Drscoil Of Sidney and K. W.
Moody Of Dresden we're among those regis
tered st the Cony House yes.Ardly.
Mr.. G. L. Cushman. the baggage ms.ts !
At tie Maine Central station in this city Is
slek a. his home in Pittsaeld, threaten ed
with fever.
Prof r b Capen has returned from b s
Penobscot county trip bringing home with
him a handsome lot Of trout which he
caught while away.
II. G Ellis, ESD Of DAmariscotta Mills,
formerly local editor Of the Waterviile
Mail. WAS ia the city yesterday on his way
10 his Old home 10 fairfield.
Mrs. Hannah Gill and daughter OF Chics-
90, who have been visiting Augusta friends
for several weeks lefs for home on the 10
A. NJ. train yesterday. They were accom-
panied as far as Salem by Mrs. Grindle.
Mrs Col j. w. Welch is home from
New York for the summer. She remain e,,
over in Boston a few days to attend the
graduation exercises at the Institute of
T Technology where her son Ihadd finished
bis course this yesr,
Mr.. Enmons Blaine arrived in the city
from New York on the afternoon train yea
terdsy. lie stopped over train on his way
to Bar IIsrbor to cali on some Of his
Augusta friends. He has decided not to
occupy the Blaine residence here ss was
rumored.
There we're quite q number Of the legal
iratrrni:y in sttendsncs on the probate
curt yesterday. Among them were. Judge
Emory 0. Bean Of Resdneld, J. II. Greeley
Of Chins. CIsson and Spear Of Gardiner
W C. Phlbrook. Geo. X. Boutslle aud r.
A WAldron Of Wsterville.
Mrs Emily s.. wife Of Rsv. p. S.
Thscher Of Santa Barbara, Cal, formerly
Of tbi, city, aud three children, arrived
here Saturday evening all we'll. She will
meet with very cordial welcome from her
many warm friends. II is expected that
R,v Mr. Thscher will be able 10 spend a
par, Of hi, vacation the present summer a.
Augusta
Al Russell Of the Secretary OF Sta,es's
Office rolurred yesterday from Weld where
he spen. the past fe~ days. While away
he attended The reunion Of the teachers and
scholars Of what is known as the Wilton
lntervse School. There were ~ present
at the reunion and Of those who attended
school uHder the instruction of Mr.. Russell.
there were, including the wives and hns-
band. Of his oil pupils 20 ~h, sat down to
ihr same 'gNle Thy were Mr. Russ lfs
pnpis q years ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

An organization known as the "Busi
ness Writer'S Association" met in Gin
cinnati and canvassed the merits of the
different mediums afforded for gaining
publicity. 1t was the unanimous ,opin-
ion of those present that the newspapers
gave the retailers the best and most di-
rect returns, and that well established
trade journals and magazines were OF
worth for the wholesalers and manu-.
lecturers of wearing apparel. toilet and
proprietary articles, Snap publications
were condemned. Albany Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09
Congregational confss snos.

The evening service .. Tie Consre.
asaonai church tonight promises to be ore
d much interest. and to be largely attended.
Rev. c. c. Gfeegan d. d. OF Boston, fed
secretary Ct The American Boasd Of Com
ni.ioners for Foreiga Misions and ons oi
the most intsrssfing speakers In the demon.
iastion is to address the meeting. also Rev.
George wilder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

Warden Allan Of the State Prison was in
Tue city yesterday, having business here
Vi the governor and council. While here
lie remarked in ccu,ss of conversation With
'ae JOURNAL that Micah Norton was quite
sex With the grippe. The other prisoners
ne said were in good health generally. Mr.
Allen Vas asked how Norton took his sick.
he" and said that Micah expressed the hope
mai be would never be able to get up
from his present Illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

Oficer Breen. about 10 O'clock last even
log, vas called opposite Gaslia's sta,
Die, near the Old castle, 70 take
IN charge M N that n as reported to have
some crazy. He buried to the place AID
found The man. Mr.. Be, jsnin Copc, bran
di'h'ns large ,ckrife. When the officer
STAT d toward him, be turned on him with
'Ae Anfe. slash;rg rigtt and left. Mr.
hfeen succeeded in catching the hand that
MID the knife, sad overpowered Coop and
ofopgAt him to the station,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09
Marriieo.



Soion- June :, by Rev. c. A. Lsughton. Hiram
Spoford of woburn. Mass., and Miss Mile G.
York Of Br ghtSn, Me.
WALDO.
Waldoboro-May 2, Cecil f. Ludwig ana Liza
B. Acho rn, both Of Wa'doboro
Belfast-Msy u, Capt William v. Hopkfns snt
Miss Clara A. Crockett, both of Northport. june
;, Walter 4. Mayo OF 9louce ster, Macs, and Mise
Daisy NJ. Ames o. Belfast.
wfnteYport--May ~. Harry j. Chapman aud
Miss Clara l.. Ciark. both Of Bangor. May IL, Cor
neius g Cunnie CHAM and Mis- Lizzie Re imam,
both CT Belfast
searsmo ot-J June .. James II. Peavy Of South
Boston, formerly of Montville. and Miss Eta
Clark OF Searsmont; June ., Walter NJ. Written
ant Miss Nellie A. Luce. both of Sear-mont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

A Mr.. Brown Of Liberty who has been
.o'king in this city had his right hand quite
''a'y injured yesterday. The flesh vas
completely torn from the end Of one finger
W bflag CT osht in she machinery Of +
derrick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

"Put him out!' they yelled at a mar
who was coughing Of q concert; "be's beer
hired to disturb the singers IN stay
and have my moneys WORTH retorted the
invalid. The Manager compromised TIE
matter By giving him half dozen bottles Of
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balssm to &c
home. II cured him. june8i&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

Ills understood th.t owirg to the deter
mined opposition of the leading physicians
Ok Se State, an attempt will be made At
the NJ. C. s. A. A. Convention next Sstur-
'Ay morning to strike on. the three nile
'aa Oh account Of the danger to the health
Oh the boys participating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09
AMUsHMHNre.

Gormsns' Minstfels are to be in Meonisr
hall tonight. The New York Herald speak.
log Of their appearance in New York city
says:
Niblo's Theatre was packed last night
with standing room only" displayed. will
9ormaps' Elite Minstrels - the attraction
The Germans are to minstrelsy what Patt
70 to the operate stage They stand head
aud shoulders above all competitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09
To Dispel Colds,

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the
system effectually, yet gently, when costivs
or bilious. or when the blood 10 impure OF
sluggish. to permanently cure hsbitua
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to healthy activity, without irritat
ing or weakening them, use Syrup Of Figs.
iuneSd&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

f. ole Of the chief blessings OF every
home. To siwsys insure good eustards
rudiings, sauces etc., use Gsil Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk. Drec.
,ious on the label. Sold by your grocel
AMI druggist. june9d4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

~ A%<V4b II -
Both sha method and results -her
syrup Of Figs d taksr, il is pleasant
md rsf1sshing 10 the sasss, and Acta
5entiy ysi promptly On .as Ksdrsys,
t1yer and Bowels. slaxnses tbs sys,
en- sasctaallys dis2els colds, lead
scnss snd fsvers and srrss hsbituai
ionstipssion syraS Of Fig, Il the
MY ssrasdy Of it, ksd sv.s pro
faesds pleasing &c the tas.s aad ao-
'sptabls &c the stomach, prompt in
y sctios and eraly bensfciai Ia it,
stfs:ts. prepared oniy kon sae most
asA'thy ND agreeable srhxnacss it,
n&ny sxcslisaE qualities can.Msad It
70 al sna Lxye zaA1s Is shs naoss
lorulsz r.r1edy kncwrs
syxEs .. Fgs i icg sAss In SC
snf Vi sosss b. ali leading drug.
.i=ss- any sall4a.. druggist Who
nay ats kAfx II on lxad VII pro.
sass ii sFoupsiy for 1ay sue Who
vtsks - Try IL. Do xss asssSs sey
ssost,Suts.
cAGisHsafs re ssaHT q.
- Sss fsa<oshos. sfa
sss'ssfxsF. a. Sex s&E, G.a
oyfS
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Iie0.


Paierm o. May 20, Susan, widow of Levi Der
aged ~ eps snd months
Mouroe-Mas 70, Sarah. widow OF Timothy
Plumuner, aged Is year aed ucsths
Morrill--May ~, Mrs Margaret Adams. sged O.
years and months.
Prs spect-May q, Thomss Clark. aged 81 Searsi
May rs, Mrs Josiah La rabte, aged a y. as. =,
wsido-Ma Is. sylvester Simpson, agef ~
years and months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

D..A's u "sn.s4.rs. ." 70 cu..,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

Twenty-Five young, sound, well broken
horses may be found for sale at the Cony
Brothers stable. One of the finest lots
ever brought to Augusta, comprising
draft, express, gentlemen's driving and
family horses. Several finely matched
spans. VIII be sold at reasonable prices.
Call and see them.
may2Sdtf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30
Children Cry for Pitchers castorIa.

We are indebted TO Auds.or Gram
cIspacher tor : copy ~ the "Proceeding'
81 The Indisna State Board Of Tax Com
m issione r." hook Of 222 pages, show
ing how that Board did he duty BY In
crossing the assessments Of corporation
generally, In the interest OF tho pooI
taxpayer
ia psge72 Of the report we 6nd the
on notion Of Mr.. Henderson ''the assess
ment Of Ill tslegr ,ph 800 companies b
increased 100 per cent. and that q
county Auditors be directed 70 90 10
crease the assessment"
n Dubois county the Western
Union Company has about 80 miIee 9
line. which has never been assessed :
al. Without some assessment how IL
to Ne increased at ell? Il was originaIl
built hv the railroad company. aided b
citlsens Who subscribed various suml
and paid them. on : written coUtrae
that they might ne paid back BY fees l
|telegvaphIne. Tho railroad compan
transferred 70 the Western Union. vi
repudiated these contracts, aud refuse
10 send dispatches upon them. and b
never paid any taxes on iis lins IN shi
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

Everybody knows We ere having dry
weather; that's the nee TO ~ %.
Farmers ere beginning 10 take their
corn out OF the bottoms. White river
|hss gone dry. it's no use 70 Be scared
snout high water.
Geo Kieffner, Jr.. the estimable young
|jeweler OF Loogooiee, wss over Waiting
|hIs parents Saturday and Sunday.
HsysvilIe 10 improving Philip Aul-
|enbacher has built new barn where the
other one 81 ood. and also Martin Baecher,
Jour gentlesnaniy r. M. has built new
barn on north Main, or Bsecher and
Abel street.
| Ed. and John N Leistner have bought
the cIrnsr property on the public square
md will 60 into the saloon bosiness.
Four ssIoons are not very many for ou'
little town. About one hundred inhsb'
tants, including rats and mice.
4 The congregation Of the Lutheran
church are going to build fine dwell
ling Tor their minister. Ii will cost some
thing near twelve hundred doIIars.
The KelIervIIIe Band gave Mr.. Joh'
| Krodel very pleasant serensde SUNDAY
,evening. a sbonntiful supper wss pc
Ilpared, OF " hich every one partook heart
r|iIy. and eli went away with the best Q
wishes and thanks 10 Mr. and Mrs
Krodel.
4 The 6rst teachers instiiute Of thi
township will be held q tho Hop
school house Nov a. Every lover 0
Education IL kindly invited. - 10 hav
big Gun" with % this year, and o.
.|expscting something that Il not stale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Leistner have move'
from Frankfort, KY. and sre citizens Q
Our town. We extend : hearty shake
I, and welcome I'll good citizens.
v The SPY.