davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
OVERCOATS.

We have Just received big lot OF EN-
from our Manufacturing House, every
one OF them stylishly made. excellently
trimmed, and perfect fitting some with
and some without velvet collars; some
silk-faced and some plain; some light
and some medium and dark shades.
Your choice of any Of 'em for $3.50:
The same coats sell regularly at $40, and
are good value at that. Buy quickly.
for at this price the supply will soon be
exhausted.
If it's q finer Overcoat you're looking
for. don't lose sight of the large and ex-
cellent lines ranging in price from $40 to
$50. They are indeed as stylish. as
form-ftting, and as absolutely faultless
in make and workmanship as those made
bv the best merchant tailors; and. be-
sides, remember that the prices are low
enough for you to appreciate their honest
values. You'll buy one il you want to
get frst-class Coat at money-ssving
prlce,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

Reports are circulating here that the Republl-
cans will have candidates In the held next Tues
day for the House OF Delegates both In AccOmac
and Northampton. These reports cannot be
verified, but the action OF several Republican
politicians during the past few days have been
rather suspicious, and have created The impress
sion In the minds OF some people that ex-Con-
gresham T. II. Bayly Browne will be one of the
two Republicans candidates to DO brought out
on the day OF the election.
Row. Eyerard Meade, Episcopal evangelist,
will visit the Episcopal churches Ia Accomac
about the middle Of November.
Indian summer prevails here again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

UPTOWN OFFICE, ass EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1926 HULL STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
ANOTHER p. o. CONTENTION.
Action by the Citizens Mass Meeting
Some Famous Lecturers.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
BsIsToL, Tenn. November For the
first time in years the citizens of Bristol.
Tenn, and Virginia are contend ny over the loca-
tion OF the post-onlce. Some days ago the United
States Government contracted for anew building
10 be erected on Shelby street, one square from
Main, ON tho Tennessee side. The citizens OF
Virginia claim that an agreement was made
some years ago between the two towns that IL
should never leave Main street. SO the other
night a grand mass-meeting was held AT the
Chamber OF Commerce Han. and this act OF the
Government was heartily condemned. COM
mittee was appointed. which will petition Con-
cress 10 keep IL on Main street Other important
business was transacted at this meeting.
The City Councils were asked 10 take some
eteps towards having the crossing OF the railroad
on Main street abolished. Civil engineers say 1t
win cost in tho neighborho)d OF $4,000 10 have
this done. The two roads will likely be willing
10 assume the expenses or q large part OF them
at least 10 have this nuisance removed. IL was
also resolved 20 have . magnificent iron bridge
erected ncross Beaver creek, which crosses Main
street IN the centre Of the city. These two items
win cost thousands Of dollars, bat the work
should DO done.
GOOD ORATORS.
Tho Young Mems Christian Association has
tuss completed arrangements BY which some OF
iae host talent u ~ county w lecsurs here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

during mis- winter. George r. Vending, Bob
i3urdettc. and Henry watterson, the great Ken
lucky ornior, arc samples Of tho spcakers that
are booked for tho star course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

may times, doubtless, and werc 1t not true we
would long since have been compelled & with
draw it. But 1t has been Terined In yhc ex-
pericnce Of your friends, and. perchance. In
your own. Whoever has looked through our
grand showing must come 10 the conclusion Shat
IL has no counterpart anywhere.
Every fabric, every style, every color, and In
every style q trimming and lining in which you
ever saw an overcoat. Como In to-day. LOOK
through our thousands Of coats We have to show
you. Begin at IS, AMI as you go up In price
you'll find that quality more than Keeps pace
with tho price.
Don't miss the elegant specimens Of tho tall
ors art which We arc showing at SIS. ais, and
ego, made and trimmed equal TO coats tha, d
tailor would charge s22, s25, and $50 for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
NOWLiN MUST PAY THE PENALTY.
Botetourf's Hot Contest-whers VIII the
Court-House Go "A New Town.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
FrscAysTLY, Va, October 3o.-Ihe case
OF the Commonwealth rs Henry howlin,
convicted OF murder In tho first degree and sem
fenced % be hanged on the goth OF November AZ
the September term Of the County Court. came
up to-day on an appeal 10 the Circuit Court TO, n
new trial. but IL was refused, and Nowlin viii now
have 70 pay the death penalty. IL will be re-
rnembered that Nowlin murdered and robbed {.
Nosca at Buchanan last August. Nowlin has
made no confession as yet, but still asserts he Is
innocent
The canvass in Botetourt Is the hottest contest
that has ever been held in this county, az II In
wolves the removal Of the COURTHOUSE from I'm
castle 10 Buchanan: but the Democratic candi-
date. Major Phil. W. Brown, will bc elected by
q good majority.
Colonel Edmund Pendet0n and +. T. glasgow,
OF Lexington Va, were In town this week.
Tho work OF grazing the streets on the Central
Land Company's property IA being rapidly
pushed TO completion. and there will soon be a
beautiful new town laid on.
Mr.. T. u. Bolton. who was married In New Or
leans last "Wednesday afternoon, Is expected
home tomorrow with his bride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

Tho news comes from Chicago that the city Is
In danger from prairie fires. Let us all pray that
fromoior-Generai Handy may escape with his
beautiful side-winding whiskers unscorched.-
WashRgtOn Rst.
Possibly ne may escape as Richmond
newspaper-man said Ex-Governor WALKER
escaped from a church in Binghamton, N.
T.. when it was struck by lightning-ty
not being there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
AxoTHyR WEDDING

during This winter. George r. vending, Bob
Burdestc, and Henry watterSon, the great Ken
lucky ofntor, arc samples OF mo spcakerb shAt
are booked for tho star course.
AxorHxR WEDDING.
Miss Minnie Folsom, d ElIssbethton, who
saneht IN tho public schools OF Bristol. 10 10 wed
Hr. William n. Thomas, November 7th, at the
home OF the young lsdy's father, Major II. N.
Folsom.
DIR. william r. Hall, the famous New York
cditor. Iectured In the Christian Church to-
niyht The theme Of his able discourse was
.'fhs Mistakes OF IngersoiI." He handles the
inadsI Win gloves OF. Professor J. ". ingram
viii deliver lecture tomorrow night. hls VIII
tell OF tho missionary Work In the Sandwich
The other night. near Big Stone Gap, burglars
vent 10 the store u J. G. flsnnery at the hour
OF IL aud called tho clerk up under the pretext
of buyifig goods. When he came In they asked
the price Of q pair o. boots. ihey purchaser
them and gave the clerk ego note. When be
vent 10 the n,oney-drawer for the change the
robbers placed pistol at his head AMI demand
cd that he give oil the money IN tho drawer,
which amounted TO 1900 or $500. They also
male him give up q fine gold watch. They loft
him locked up In the store. Nothing mas been
heard from them.
AYoUNG LADY MISSIONARY.
Mrs. c. e. Edwards and her daughter. Of Louis
Vile, KY, are visiting In this city. There -
nothing unusual about the visit, scores Of peo-
nie come here every day, but there is something
renarkable about the girl. She Is a little moro
than dozen years old. yet she gets up before
large audiences and delivers Intelligent lectures
In n fluent and entertaining manner. IL Is said
that she breaches fine sermons. Sne has been
missionary threeyears-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

All copies of Judge for October 10th that
reached Berlin were confscated. The dis
pleasure OF the police authorities was pro-
badly incurred by the cartoon represent
ing boxing-match between MCKINLEY and
CAMPBELL. The spectators are the five rep
resentatives of England, Canada, Italy,
Russia, and Germany, each monarch wear
ing look Of great interest in the proceed
ings. Emperor WILLIAM stands head and
shoulders above his comrades. and is
drawn with long neck and exaggerated
features
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

The North Carolina Industrial journal,
which is published at Winston, In its last
issue has more than o column devoted to
Richmond.
The editor speaks very handsomely Of
US. and shows generous appreciation OF
the commercial and social advantages Of
this city and of the thrift and enterprise
Of our businessmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
SUITS.

Since we advertised good, serviceable.
and substantial Suits ct 81, IS, 80, and
80 there has been steady stream OF
buyers for them. They found them as
good and in many instances far better
than they expected, and naturally they
bought. These grades have in conse-
dnence been so thinned out that we have
found it necessary to add some OF the
better qualities in order to Fill the gap.
You'll find these Suits in every respect
superior to those offered for the price
elsewhere.
Our finer grades of Suits, which range
from Sl5 to $50, are made of the newest
and most stylish materials and are the
same as swell tailors would charge nearly
double for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

in that city, AID that $4,000 OF this I'm
cool cash " was spent for King Solomon,
which Is . spectacular show and their
greatest attraction.
Tho Consiitu'ion declares that the ven
ture IL q success and that the receipts Of
the exposition company will about cover
the expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

We cannot make out" from the great
est of the Republican papers in Ohio that
the Republicans are at all confident Of car
rying that State to-day, though it keeps
up continual snti-CAxpBxLL clatter. We
sllude to the Cincinnati Commercial Gasetie,
of course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
CLOAKS AND WRAPS.

To compare our stock with any other
in the South would DO useless-for
there's nothing to compare with it in re-
gard TO quantity or variety Of styles.
Our Black Cheviot Refers, with Astra-
chan Collars and Facings, at go each,
compare favorably with those sold at
3l2. 80 all over the city.
Our Wool Refers which we offer this
week at S3.9S each cannot be duplicated
in this city under g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
Here's q Chance for You.

An event of unusual interest will be
tbe BARGAIN SPECIALTIES We shall
offer in our Overcoat and Suit Depart
ments this week. The merits and value
~ our inducements will be evident at
glance. Well be brief and to the point.
The salc is one in which every man who
has an eye to economy will find cause for
appreciation, for 1t means q saving OF
Jottara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
THE VERY LATEST STYLES.
DRESS GOODS.

Broadway Costume Cloth in hand
some line OF plaids, regular 1910. goods,
at Sc.
Wool Suitings in all colors and Gray
Mixtures. regular 2jc. quality, for l6ic.
Striped Cheviot Suitings in a beauti.
full line OF patterns, strict Atwood and
the best goods offered this season at SOC.
a yard, for only 40c.
High Novelty Dress Goods in beau.
tiful line of patterns in Stripes. Plaids,
and Mixtures goods that could not have
been bought to sell under 75c. early
in the season. Take your choice Of this
lot for SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

Thea advice Of the Republican committee
Of Henrico is that their voters should stay
athome to-day and not vote for either Mr..
CAnrss. our nominee. or NJ. Nx1sox, his
independent opponent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
cOrORYD CONFERENCE.
BISHOP KEeNER IN NORFOLK.
Extensive Repairs Oh " The Fern "A Ma
trimOnial Harvcst-New "Boys' Home"
Correspondence Of tho Richmond DIspatch.l

NoRFo1K. Va. November 1.-The distin-
guished preIate, Bishop John G. Keener,
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, preached AT
Or. starr church, the DID umbcriend-Street.
yesterday morning. and attracted more people
than the spacious edlce would hold. As usual,
he delivered a powerful discourse. Tho Bishop
vii, take rest Of several days here.
Tho United states steamer Fern Will not be
placed In tho drv-dock until To- IN lrrOw. The
damage IL greater than at trst supposed, and
she Is likely TO be at the yard until nearly Christ
lnas Her after-cabln will be entirely rebuilt,
and IL Is probable the repairs that were 20 DO put
on her at Kittcry will be done here. ITS an Ill
wind that blows nobody good" The accident Is
"A God-send to the ship-carpenters aud ioiners,
who were entirely out Of work and no Immediate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

ON ERCOATS.
Winter Overc lsts NJ

Winter Overc rats NJ
every pIire-l ont OF
the compass. Your
thoughts turn 70 them
to-day, and In connec-
ton Herewith turn
also 90 If.
And This IA some
thing moro than mere
chance-it arises from
the fact that wo have
the best assortment Of
thosc garments TO be
found In tho entire
city.
You have seen this
statement in print
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

II ia common remark that no such
stock of Dress Trimmings was ever be-
fore seen in this city. Many new pat
terms have just arrived, which will be Of
fered this week at very low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
LADIES READY-MADE DRESSES

Why 60 to the trouble of having
dress made when you can get just as
good fit at about the same price you
pay for the making? We now have q
full line of Tailor Made Dresses in Navy
and Black, in sizes 81 TO q, at 2l.97, 81,
1857 Sll, Sl2.lS, and up to $3.50 each
for full suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03

The Consolidation states that the Piedmont
Exposition Company made an outlay OF
- ~ Tor The exhibition now being held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

~ EW KICHMUND IHEAINE.
~ BRANCH & LEATH, Managers
Engagement Of the distinguished young ar.
tiste, ELSIE LESLIE, In Daniel Frohmaus pro
ductlon of Abby Sage Richardson's dramatiza-
ton Of Mark Twains unique story, THE PRINCE
AND PAUPER, on MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
"A Perfect Comedy Drama" Magnificent
Costumes, Special Scenery, and Superb Com
JOSEPH HAwORTH, Thursday Friday, and
Saturday. no l-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
BOSTON,
Opposite R0st-ONce.
ANUSENENTs.
THREE TIPS-EGWOOD.

RICHMOND, Va, November ., 1891.
In the DISPATCH Of November |, 1891, there
appears an advertisement 10 the effect that the
owner OF THREE TIPS had challenged Egwooi
for a race. This is not fact. IL Is not usual for
"A victor 90 challenge the defeated party. THREE
TIPS, only four years old, won his laurels III
hard-fought battle very lame aud against tho
advice OF our veterinary. The day after the race
his feet we're cut down almost to the quick. Ills
lameness treated preparatory 20 turning him
out, IL Will be- some time before he will be In con-
dit on to start In a race, but when he RECEIVERS,
and Major. II. {. Chamblin, the owner OF EG-
WOOD, desires a race. We will gladly accept
CHALLENGE. We have stated 20 the friends of
EGWOOD when asked II We would match him
that we would, and viii be ready as soon as
THREE TIPS RECEIVERS. Very truly.
no Alt ACCA STOCK FARM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
MOTHER BANK TALKED OF.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Second Meeting OF the West
Camp-A Monument to be Erected.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.I
ONASoocK, October 3l.-The second
meeting Of the Harmanson- West Camp OF
Confederate Veterans was held yesterday at
Parksley, nearly one hundred being present
Steps were taken TO secure fun and accurate
list of all the Eastern Shore men who entered the
Confederate army, and 10 erect a suitable mon
ument to those VINO laid down their lives FOR the
cause of southern Independence. An elegant
banquet Was served Mt the Parksley Hotel, and
the Old veterans, some OF whom had not seen
each other since tho civil war closed. spent de-
llghtful day RI chewing old acquaintances and re-
yiying the stories and scenes OF the great strug-
gle. Several honorary members were elected,
among whom IL the venerable General Milton W.
West, tho father OF Lieutenant OHIO West, Tor
whom the Camp Is IN part named. The next
annual meeting viii be held IN Cape Charles
some time next August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
CHILDREN'S SUITS.

There were several broken lots IN our
81, 81. %. and g.. 30 lines, which We have
marked s1.9O. If you can find one to
suit you you'll save some money.
1t will certainly be DOLLARS in your
pocket to investigate things HERE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
CARPETS.

Our magnificent line of Carpets is,
without exception, the finest and largest
ever seen in this city or state. A COM
plete line of Administers, Nelvets, Mo-
quotes, Body Brussels. Tapestries, In
grains, and q full line of English and
Domestic Rugs, Linoleums, and Oil
Cloths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
MATING, WALLPAPER, 90.

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED
- 10 my new stock OF CARPETS, EXTRA
sUPERs, THREE-PLYs, TAPESTRYs, BRus-
sEIs and yRLyETS, RUGS. MATS and DRUG
GETS, LACE CURTAINS and POLES, SHADES
OF ali styles, PAPER HANGINGS OF tho latest
designs, witch am Offering at the lowest prices
oc ii.im A. JENNINGS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
y. X. JoHysoY's FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Elisha X. johnson took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence on Tuns-
tall avenue, and Pckett-BuchanRn Camp and
other organizations paid funeral hOnors.
49, The weather has turned suddenly cold here To-
day. and 1t looks wintry and snOwiike overhead.
During the month of October fity marriages
took place in Norfolk, eighteen in the county,
and eight In Portsmouth.
The total receipts Of cotton at this port since
September LIST amount 10 l5j,O42 bales. The
foreign aud coastwise shipments amounted 10
s6,372 bales.
Row Dr. George Patterson, OF Memphis, Tenn,
had large congregation to hear him at Christ
church yesterday.
ANOTHER BANK TALKED or.
Tho recent talk Of real estate bank here has
been revived and II Is said now that its estab-
lshment Il something Of "a certainty
Judge Louis billiard has returned from
several months visit TO Montgomery county.
Tho Boys Home was moved to-day 10 the
handsome building In Bank street purchased
and equipped for $4,000 by n Market-Square
merchant and denoted to the institution.
Deputy High-COnstatie BrOughton, who was
so badly assaulted and beaten by Charles Scrib-
ner, is able 90 sit up and his improvement Is
steady scribner. VINO was shot IN the stomach,
is also getting along comfortably.
WILL BE ELECTED.
Major Harry Hodges win be elected Lieutenant
Colonel OF the Fourth Virginia regiment to I'll
the vacancy occasoned by the death Of Colonel
j. NJ. BinfOrd but there II likely to be contest
over tho election Of a major Of the regiment
Or. George c. Farlio, Of Baltimore, Is here TO
inspect cattle Tor foreign shipment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
WRAPS, JACKETS, CAPES
Ladies, Misses, and Children.
CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS.

Cottage Carpet ut l2IS. Is, 90, and @5c.;
Ingram Tapestry, Brussels, VelVets. holuettes'
Administers, Druggets In Felt, Ingram,
Rugs in tapestry, Noquette' smyrna VIII
ron Yelyets, Hassocks. all at very low prices;
Ingram Carpets at %, -, 80, 49, ana ooc'' ior
the best wool - On
Bodv. Brussels Carpet at al and s1.25, made
and laid on the iiO0r;
Wilton Moduette Carpet AZ O6c. worth sl.oO;
Dobson's Best Moquotte Carpet at sl.2o' made
and laid; ARA
SMYRNA Rugs at so. 81, -, 00c., Ell, sLe5;
a.. s2.75.s4 $3.50, and S0 for sofa Rug
Noauette Rugs at s1.65, s3.25, 1913 for tho
largest and best articlei
Wilton Velvet Rugs ~ sl.50, $3.50. and 800;
Uassocks at - ard 9Sc.-great bargains;
Art Squares IN Felt and Ingrain--a large stock at
90. 80, 80, "a, s5, 81, 81, 81. az, and Slo-
very much below the regular prices;
Door, Mats, Oil-ClOth Rugs;
Floor On-Cloths at %, %, 80, ann Soc
Llnoleum at 40, 80, 40, and Soc:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
.GAy coLoRyp PREACHER.

For some time past Rev. George IL. 7. Bird,
pastor Of the colOred Baptist church In Onan-
cock, has been having trouble with the leading
male members of his congregation. Bird was
finally locked out OF the church, but as he has
the contract for carrying the mail from Oman
cook TO Eyans's Wharf and Savagoyille he has not
up to this time sought or accepted pastoral work
Ia any other field Yesterday evening Bird was
arrested on a warrant sworn out by one OF his
former deacons charging him with intimacy
with the doacon's wife. The case came up be-
fore Justice Nelson and was tried In the presence
Of great crowd, and the Justice f1ned the gay
Iothsrio s25 and costs. The case created
great sensation among the colored people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-03
PALAIS ROYAL,
III EAST BROAD STREET.

We respectfully request a visit from our friends
and the public generally. Our stock Is new and
fresh, and our BROADCLOTHS and BEDFORD
CORDS are lovely. our domestic stock teens
with STAPLE GOODS, ana tho CLoAKs are
marvels OF beauty and cheapness. We can sell
goods as cheap as any house In town. Come and
SEQ us and DO convinced. Don't forget, we do
the same excellent STAMPING as did Heury
wenzel, and also are agents for tho Old Staten
Island Dyeine Establishment, Of New York.
oc l5-ThdTutNo6 BURNETT LEWIS.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-09
FAIRFIELD.

Contractor Birnie finished excavating
for the Mill Plain undergrade crossing,
this week and will at once begin to lay
foundations for the abutments.
First meeting Of the new board of Sc
lectmen, which is the old board, at the
Town house, next Monday.
George D. Chapman, the erstwhile
railroad magnate, has bought the AL
mon Rolf place near the Greenfield cross
ing in Southport and will, it is under
stood, convert the house into farm
house for his superintendent of farm
work. There are about 10 acres of land
and Mr. Chapman wishes to increase it by
the purchase of half dozen acres from
Conrad Buckingham. Mr. Chapman's re-
ported plan is to tear down the house on
the Abel Sherwood place on Mill hill,
recently bought of A. w. Taylor, move
the barns to the Rolf place and build a
fine residence for his son. The Rolf
place, unoccupied since E. A. Van Holtz
moved from it, is fine house, built by
Mr. Rolf quarter Of a century ago. The
title is held by several heirs, who have
long wished to sell.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-09
GREENFIELD HILL.

Joanna Shay is still at the town poor
house, but will probably soon be taken
to the retreat at Middletown. A hearing
will be held, Saturday, on an application
for CONSERVATION.
n. w. Ogden has raised hill of corn
in his garden IL - feet tall, with ears
feet from the ground. 1t grew from seed
brought from the South by S. c. Brad
ley.
A veranda is being built at the comfort
able home of Sherwood Banks.
Carpenter Charles Gray is to put up a
large barn for Gershom Buckley.
Charles Jennings and family and fam
lily of Poplar Plains spent Sunday with
her father, w. A. Smith.
Mrs Shay of Fairfield is doing house
work for Jane Sherwood.
George Ferris has bought the fruit of
one of Marvin Goodsells apple orchards.