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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

A WOMAN in New York who has been
looking up the paying employmcnts
open to women. finds that the work Of
q family seamstress Is unfailing and
well paid. II n Is moderately capa-
BILE she commands from 81 to si.5O u
day, with board, during the entire year.
The best ncedHwomen receive from 81
TO $3.50 a day. In onc instance a good
seamstrcss divides the entire year be-
tween two families, receiving sla week.
ly and her board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

THE most beautiful panel thus far re-
ceived Mt the Woman's building of the
worlds fair, says the Chicago Evening
Journal, is that sent from Alabama by
Miss Mary IL. Norton, of Montgomery.
The design Is the magnolia blossom and
leaves, conventionalized, and yet exc
cuted with a holiness aud n freedom of
line that makes 1t instantly attractive.
The girl who carved II has never had
any lessons In the art save a few given
her by q visiting relative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

A LETTER in the Chicago Tribune says
that the artist Whistler lived in Wash
ington about thirty-five years ago in
such poverty and seclusion that few
people were IVA of his existence. He
was then a poorly paid draughtsman in
the service Of the coast survey and
forced to practice the strictest economy
10 keep the lamp of life burning. His
quarters were a barren attic, the walls
and ceiling Of which he covered with
sketches of all kinds in charcoal and
pencil. II this attic is still IN existence
and unchanged, as atties usually remain
for generations, the wner Of the house
ought to cut ont the sketches and pre-
serye them, as they are worth it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

Princess LOUISE, marchioncss of
Lorne, has low finished tho marble
bust OF her mother, and with her ma
jcsty's approval, she will send It to the
worlds fair, together with some paint
tngs which she is at present engaged
upon. The bust Of the queen is now at
Osborne, in her majesty's boudoir and
has called forth much admiration from
the royal household.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
a Tnwm.nv sni,t.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-Seven Tam
many aldermen and two republican
members of the board withdrew from
the council chamber yesterday and re-
fused to vote for a measure which Tam
many hall leaders wanted passed. Sever
al boilers were asked why they were
SO bitterly opposed to the resolution
and the answer was the resolution was
made the occasion for showing Tam
many hall that some members of the
board were tired of being dictated to in
nearly every important matter which
comes before them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

ADvIcEs from Puerto Cortez, received
at New Orleans per steamship City of
Dallas, state that Bonila, the would-be
president of Spanish Honduras, wa
captured ut San Francisco, u small
town C Teguigalpa, the CAPITAL OF
the republic. lie was surrounded and
starved out, and will doubtless be shot,
but no news of his execution had been
received up to August go. Col. Nuilla
is still in the country, but his exact
whereabouts are not known. All Il
quiet on the Honduras coast. The
armed steamer Cizzatti is at anchor OIL
Truxillo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
A Lave Truye,ty.

KANSAS Cry, Kan, Sept. 1.--Maggie
Jonas, aged Is, frod u shot ut her
sweetheart at 1890 o'clock last night,
then turned the revolver to her own
breast and ended her life. The tragedy
occurred at the doorstep of C. L. Sea-
mans home, 600 North Fourth street.
The girl killed herself because she
knew that her love for young William
Swartz was not returned. The inten-
tion of the girl to kill her sweetheart
and then herself was clearly set forth
in a letter she left addressed to her
sister, Mrs, Ellen breckenridge. whose
Kan
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
MlRCELLANEOUS.


Dell farmer were attacked by anthrax.
One died and the other was shot. DIR.
Pearson, Of the university Of Pennsyl.
vania, co-operated with DIR. Ewes in ex-
aiming and disposing Of the stricken
animals. They were buried in an eight
feet deep pit with plenty Of quicllimc.
TARAscoN cement mills in shipping
port, Ky, burned. The building was
erected In 1870 and was the first indus
trial plant In Kentucky.
NEWS has been received that n banker
Of Berlin, named Broiaw, and two
guides fell over n prccipice while as
cending Mont G~rivola, in the Aosta val
ley, Italy, and were dashed to death
ON the rocks below.
AN American petition in favor OF the
release from prison OF Mrs Maybrick
and which contains the names Of Mrs
Harrison and Mrs. Ba"d, has been pre-
scented To Queen Victoria.
IT is announced that n portion of
P~ortugals colonies are To be sold, under
reserve, in order 70 meet the interest of
the exterior debt of the country.
Acting SECRETARY S~PAULDISG has
addressed n letter to L. II. Twohey, coli
lector of customs ut Montreal, Canada,
asking him to put II stop to the custom
of the Canadian Pacific employees In at
tempting to smugglc Cinnamon into tho
United States.
uP to date Capt. Simonds, who is
dredging FOR gold over the wreck OF the
British steamship Hussar, which went
down In the East river in 1850, has re-
cover thirteen g~uincas Of the 1000, DOC
believed to be buried In the vessel.
DECORATION Of the interior OF the
White house according to colonial style
is being executed.
AT indianapolis, Ind, the wheel man
ufacturers west of tho Allegheny
, mountains organized the Western Wheel
, association.
WILLIAM PAYNE, negro, was murdered
in his bed near Brunswick, Miss, by ii,
4 other negroes for persistent counting o.
q colored girl.
A. L. FIELDS was drowned in a whirl
pool while bathing in the Alpapa river
d Gcnpigs, Fla lie was local railwa,
- agent.
JonN WILL. n butcher, left his credit
ors In the lurch at keokuk, In.
a The first cotton bale of the season
# weighing 40 pounds, was sold ut Paris
Tex, ut 6kc.
LIsur. ToTTES, an end-of-the-worl,
II crank, prophecies thatpcrsons will 500,
II begin TO mysteriously disappear Il
M marvellous numbers,
THE Arkansas Southern Railroad Co
m has been organized at Little Rock.
THE Atlantic & Pacific lost two hi
land grant cases at Santa Fe, n. NJ.
Is NEWPORT, KY, has been hard presse
Ne by the water main breaking. Man
establishments were closed down.
BERT M~CISrYRE, aged Fl, died ,
Charlottesville, Ind, from cigaret,
VS. smoking.
h. TuE south Dublin Qreland) mark,
was burned together with Warren
W hotel, which was crowded with cues,
le many of whom narrowly escape
LOS, eI20, 900.
Id SHOOTING occurred over the strike
~ switchmen AZ New Orleans, Fou, no
Is union mm were wounded; also
Is s~triker, who received 1--WE bullets.
tn AN explosion occurred ut the Manci
I'd magazine ut sau Severe, Italy, two IN,
CO being killed outright and two othe
in seriously injured.
SO SOME South American ports are clos
O. to all vessels arriving from German
France or belgium, for fear Of choler
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

THERE have been 30 many rcsigna-
tions Of young cavalry officers from her
majesty's service that the problem Of
alling their places with competent and
eligible men has become serious. The
cause Of all these designations is said to
be a matter OF pounds, shillings aud
pence, the lack of which %atilicts a crack
guardsman us much in roll life as in
Ouida's pages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

HENRY CLEws has written q letter to
Receiver Oakman, of the Richmond
Terminal Co., in which he directly
charges that the company was systc-
matically robbed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

Mrs JENNIE MonToS, Of Brazil. Ind,
died recently from recurring rabies.
She was bitten by n dog thirteen years
ago and ut many times was attacked
with spasms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

THE New York Herald says that more
actors and actresses are now stranded
in New York without prospects of EN-.
ployment than has ever been the Ease
before.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

after Q clio at
his residence In Liv-
ington, Staten ISL
and. He was con.
scious at the end but
suffered no pain.
DIR. Frank c. Curtis,
his son, and Mrs.
and Miss Curtis were
Mr.. Curtis became
i'll about two months
ago. At the request
of Mrs. Curtis IL was
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

ALEXANDER DIETRICH, chief con-
struc:or Of the German navy and privy
councillor to the German admiralty, is
In Philadelphia making n study Of the
methods aud products Of construction
In the Cramp ship yards.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

THE Boston Transcript, which always
reflects the Boston idea, says: On ac-
count of its monosyllnbic quality, 1t has
been suggested that Chinese be adopted
ns the only language for telephoning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

THE steamer on which Sir Edwin Ar
mold vas returning to England from
Japan vas nearly destroyed by fire in
mid-occan. starting from the fusion of
electric wires.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

Ar the grain fair which opened in
Vienna recently much dissatisfaction
was manifested at the increasing COM
petition of American grain, which was
making the European growing unprofit-
nhta
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

SAMUEL NrENENpEu was reported
dying from lockjaw Mt Shamokin, Pa.
A bee stung him on the tongue as he
was eating u pear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

A MUcB-wASrED Tennessee murderer
went with n girl to u dance near his
home, and sat all evening with his Win
chester In his lap, chatting pleasantly"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

A coMrAs which was used by and be-
longed to jacques Cartier IN the years
1884 10 1886 will be placed on exhibition
nj the worlds fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

THIRTY Hebrew families were
swindlcd by u New Jersey real estate
agent, and have had nothing but green
apples To cat for some time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

THE editor and owner of n paper in
Mexico have been arrested and the
editor put in prison, charged with incit-
ing rebellion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
The President Goes tn Loon AXE.

WASHINGTON; Sept. g. = President
Harrison left Washington at 7 o'clock
last evening for Loon Lake to visit Mrs.
Harrison. lie was accompanied by
Private Secretary Halford, and expected
to go through to Loon Lake without
making any stops.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

Rewards rggregating sa5, 900 have
been offered for the arrest and convic-
ton of the murderers OF s. d. Nc.
Whittier, at Fresno, Cal
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

FRANCE and England have received
Invitations 10 the naval parade to be
held In New York next April in honor
Of Columbus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
CURRENT

In Scotland n high grade of brick Is
being made from Clipped granite and
clay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09

pion, retfins tho title 81 champion for
another year, having benten Hovcy,
winner OF all-comcrs' tournament, rs,
3-6, G-3, rs. t
ONE American sealer and four British
| ~sealers have been rounded mp by a Rus
sian vessel in the Behring sea- The
vessels were sold and the captains and
crews maltreated, afterwards being
shipped to Victoria, i. c., on an Amer
lean bark.
THE schooner City OF Toledo WIS
sunk eighteen miles north OF Manistcc,
| Mich. Eight persons were drowned.
A TEAM of horses became stubborn
when crossing the railroad track near
Rensselaer,, Ind, and the man and wife
in the wagon were killed by the cars.
CHOLERA broke out on the steamship
Mornvia on It's voyage from Hamburg
to New York. Twenty-Five died and
were buried at sea, mostly children.
TIE arrival of the plaguc-striclsen ship
caused much concern at New York.
The Guthrie, Ok, Jail burned recent
ly. Two horse thieves made their es-
cape.
THE saw mills at Rhinelandcr, Wis,
are In the hands Of a moi Of strikers.
Gov. ABBETT, OF New Jersey, threat
ems to call nm extra session of the legis-
lature 70 enable the state to enforce the
Injunction issued against the lease of
the Jersey Central to the Port Read
ing Co.
THE miners east Of Tombstone. Ariz.,
have beer driven from their claims by
Indians.
FRANK Rocks, n lumber man, got a
and, Atlanta, Ga. lie had been annoy
ing the wife of n w%orkingman.
THE Order OF Egis, endowment insur-
ancc, is in trouble mt Boston.
THE body Of Clara Maerz, an Italian
girl, has been found in the ruins of the
Wooster street fire at New York
THE president has ordered a twenty
day quarantine on all vessels arriving
Mt United States ports, except in cases
where it conflicts with state laws.
LIZZIE BORDEN, after the examination
Mt Fall II yer, Mass, was held for the
November term of court for the murder
of her father and stepmother.
By the laundering OF the steamboat
Western Reserve off White Fish point,
on its curse To- Kcewcnaw, twcnty-six
lives were lost. a
THE story sent out from Cleveland,
o., some days ago Of the formation Of a
big rubber combine is denied.
FusE destroyed the old state house at
Des Moines, In. The state house was
built in 1856 and used until 1884, when
the new state house was ready for oc-
cupancy. Dlrrl1, %
The fast mail on tho Hudson river
railroad was wrecked at the New Ham
burg drawbridge, which happened not
to be fairly shut. Three lives were
lost
The public debt statement showed a
decrease during the month OF August
Of sls3. 2t5.
THK United States troops have been
withdrawn from Ceur d'Alene, Idaho.
A MINE explosion in Hninault, Bel
| gium, caused the loss Of twenty-five
lives. Eight others were fatally in.
jurcd.
Chill has prohibited sealing within
hor jurisdiction. e.
A SON OF H. j. Carter was killed ncai
Garden Valley, Tex. The boy and 1
companion We're racing horses, whcr
young Carter's horse ran into the wood,
and dashed his rider against q tree.
A VIGILANCE committee was repulset
and one of the members given n load O
shot in the chest near M~ansura, La
They attempted to break into the cabiI
of a negro, accused of hog thicving
when the painful AFFAIR happened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-09
GEORGE W. r

Death of the ramou. Editor and "Mug-
wump."
NEw YoRK, Sept. 1.-Gcorge W. Cur
lis, the eminent editor and political
leader, died this morning n few minutes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24
Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF MAINE.
Ht>Co' X. -s.-Marrh Sra 100
pf VIRTUE Of An EXECUTION Issued
ID from the supreme Judicial Court for the
County pf Hancock. and stat " Maine upon "a
Judgment Of said Court rendered AT the January
Term Thereof \ u -.2 a-ain-t Iris y. Fletcher
OF Plantation Number El-At, Hancock County
Maine. and ia favor VI John + Crippen
Of Ellsworth, Hancock County, Maine for
the sum Of seventy three dollars and thirty six
cent damage. and ten dollars and forth one
cents cost Of -uit with fifteen cent more for
-ald VIII Of execution, have seized and taken
the hereinafter described real estate of the said
defendant debtor and all the ri -ht. title and in
tere-t which the said defendant debtor had in
aha 10 the -dlhe On the seventeenth day OF De
ccmber, A. u. ISal, at two o'clock r. NJ 4. the time
when the same wa attached on the original writ
IN thr action on which the aforesaid JUDI ment
1t 4 certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
Township No. :, anG bounded and described "a
follows, 10 wit Bounded notherly by land Of
the heirs Of the late sylvester Ielli-on. ea-ttriy
by the public lot, -outherly by land now or
formerly Of VIM. NJ, Ha-lam, westerly by land
now OF formerly of seth Ti-dale and containing
-iNtythree acres more or less.
Being the premises conveyed to the said
lri- b. Fletcher by Orlando A. Whitman by deed
dated Oct -. ls-4, and recorded in vol laj, page
~, of the Hancock County Registry of Deeds.
End. certain lot parcel of land situated in
Township No :, South Division, State and Coun.
ty aforesaid, and bounded and described a. fol
lows. to wit: Beginning at a stake standing on
the line of the road leading from Ellsworth to
Waltham; thence sonth rs degree. east twenty
three rods TO stake; thence east four degrees
south eighteen rods stake thence north in
line of A. p. Goodale'7 lot fifty eight rods to
stake; standing in the line of the aforesaid road
thence westerly by line of said road fifty nine
rods and sixteen link To the place Of beginning
containing nine acres more or less and being the
same premises conveyed by Mary J. Fletcher TO
Howard e Fletcher by deed dated August TWEEN
ty first, ISIS and recorded in vol. 49, page 43l,
OF the Hancock County Registry OF Deeds.
And on the eleventh day of April, A. II. lsgte, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Sheriff. Office
in said Ellsworth shall sell at public auction to
the highest bidder all the right title and interest
which the said Iris b. Fletcher has or had on the
seventeenth day of December, A. u. 1891. at two
O'Clock p. NJ, the time when the same was at
tached on the original writ in the action which
the aforesaid judgment was given, in and To the
above described real estate, TO satisfy -ad execu-
ton and costs OF sale unless the same il other
wise satisfied before that time
3wl0 IF. HOOPER, Deputy Sheriff.
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Tilted.


Mount Desert Herald
We met in the beautiful month Of Nav.
When the fields were clothed in emerald
green,
Her ewes outshone the diamonds ray,
She sung like siren and dressed like
queen.
She playfully called me her own true
knight.
We climbed the mountain hand in hand,
We stroled BY the shore in moons pale
light
Where mild waves murmured along the
sand.
| had no doubt OF her moral worth,
And hours on silken piniors few.
| called her the SAVIOR and salt OF the earth,
And thought she was all that was good
and true
We parted as only lovers part
Ny soul 10 its Utmost depths was stirred.
Our parting with anguish wrung N, heart,
loved her-hut love i feeble word.
We met one evening in Madison Square,
Ny heart Was warm a. in DAYS OF old.
She returned my bow with naughty stare
And the greeting she gave me was stern
and cold
And she said, with her eyes trimming
over with fun.
To boon companion standing there
"Thi, j. Farmer Havseed's hopeful son.
We met ia>t wear at charity fair"
She said with a look tina; chilled ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

WILL. !, r;s I.
,,,..l 49, |. III 49,
in Boston a. deiesat, from >urrv
Lodge. ~ - a. q. l.. W. Was the
recipient If q very tue eoli-headrd
Gale .fr,,rute,i :o him b. hi brother
i'-.t". ! tP' Maiiih ouru> 81 'hs'ci'N.
Nal' ! fDuch Fita>ri WIZ ~
present '','i : 'e"'S III lh1 MARINES
a..,ri.n vai.lI ILL., ar3 hi. IN. ,4c..,,..d
dur,no tte,r ai,-eDct.
\ very 'LI"e ape "'f' I"'aE surprise
!, a.. la.n,if3l hn'.D q, ,ha .lora
rad ~. ,ia ey.,i,.g of ,L. 1q,b nj,
NJ, ,j. Family IL bnnur orli. .iv,ad,
lj-,i3.v lsrg. n,nhar =, ;,.,,,.d
qr...,. were nr-.en, including several
from >urry village Capt NJ wa-
presented with . handsome amber lamp
by BIZ friends from The village aud with
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24


Our district school taught by Miss
Hattie Higgins Of Lamoine Beach
closed Mar. 4, after term of fourteen
weeks. THIS is Mss Higgins third
term aud as tar as We have learned,
has given general satisfaction. One
good Sign OF interest was the punctu-
ally Of pupils. For the first twelve
weeks Twenty-Five OF the scholars had
not been absent one-half day: since
then, seven on account of sickness
have been Obliged to lose their school.
Saturday evening the school gave an
exhibition for the purpose Of raising
funds TO purchase an Unabridged die
tiouary for the school-room. Tie fol-
loving pupils were not absent one-half
day. VIZ. siduey Hamilton. Charles
Brawn, Harry Young Herman Austin.
jordan Holt, Ralph and Berths Hs-
gen john ID Braedon. Frederick Bean.
Leua Douglass. Susie and Nira Aus
tin. Sadie Coggin-, Insz aud Blanche
Hagen.
Oar Sunday school. as agreed upon
il the commencement OF winter. meets
On pleasant days when the roads are
passabe. but a. OF late this is not Of
ten, we are clad to know that the les
sons are by many learned at home
>iuce We last wrote a number of our
neighbor- have been called hence to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

An eXcel.eu, gar-le i made of o'c
tablespoonful Of cayenne pepper, Half
a cup Of boiling vinegar aud three Tea
spooafal> Of salt. Mix Vel together.
aud when settled strain. targie the
;hroa; every half hour Any Que -uJ-
ject to sore throat OF auy Kind viii ind
certain cure and preventive II the
daily use Of -alt and water a. a gar..e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24
Christmas OfGIilg
HOLMES BROTHERS
- Main >t.
- Main ~.

ORANGES. LEMONS, GRAPES,
BANANAS au3 FRJlrof An ki4ds.
CONFECTIONERY Of every des-tip-
ton. A large stock 70 select from
at lower prices than eyer before
NEW NUTS Of all kinds. POPPING
CORN.FIGS DATES aud HONEY.
CIGARS Of all grades BY the box.
Prices TO suit all purses.
MEER>CHAJM Ana BRIEE PIPES
in all Grades, CIGAR CASES. G.
GAR HOLDERS Ana everything to
make the smoker happy.
Lady, if you wait to please that mau
Of yours buy him 4 PIPE. or BON
Of CIGARS.
We wholesale FRUIT, CONFEC-
TIONERy and CIGARS i, low a,
any firm III Maine Get prices ami
be convinced at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

Aitfi"kN-
Not so many Of our people are now on
the sick list as one month ago. still! we
have some very severe cases.
Capt. Andrew Means. who has been
absent two years, is at home for a
brief stay.
The Ideal Minstrel Company of this
place repeated their show before a
large audience at the opera house last
Tuesday evening. Some changes were
made in the program and a marked
improvement 10 the entertainment was
made from that of two weeks ago. The
young men of this place have much
musical talent.
Our schools are all closed for the
season. ! suppose they were all sue
cessful terms.
Joel Fenwick is building a schooner
Of forty tons for Northeast Harbor par
ties. He has her mostly tmbered out.
j. W. Sawyer & Sons are getting
timber into their yard preparatory to
building an eight hundred ton barken-
tine.
Steamer City of Richmond is again
on her route. She has made one sue
cessful trip and has gone east and is
to return this morning. Not many pas
sengers now, but much freight.
Again the drummers are swarminp
the hotel and the tanuery teams are
smashing through the snow-drifts and
mud. Spring is here and the hum OF
business is upon US. II the grip will
leave us, we will all 60 to work.
Mar. IA. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

North Hancock.
Mrs. Sarah Norris has gone to Bar
Harbor for an indefinite period.
School in the 7th district, taught by
Calvin B. Young Of Hancock, closed
Friday, the 4th inst.
March a. SUMAC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

Less work and better is the win
ming rule.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

XIII the bug and you destroy its
progeny.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

Dyspepsia is often caused by over
eating.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

Make fruit orchard Of your poul-
try yard.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

Feed your crops and market them
on foot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-24

NJ, u..p ;.
town SATURDAY. for their former ham,.
in Peun.,Iya6ia Mr. AMI NJ. KIM
nedy gated many trieLd- in town, who
regret Their departure.
Hon : \ Cau.,hsII ofCha-,,.;..l,
was in town "Wednesday.
+ { arlu r S.h.
town TUESDAY, with ;heir force Of rnru
and teams. making quite a picturesque
e p"' 1''o ." '"'S came ~ "I'''
'"''' '0's ''Os % cams
o. A. Tfurlow If Bangor. va, ID
town Tuesday
.Jud-on Gordon OF Franklin ana Geo.
W Workman and ~ou, Of Cherrytield, We're
IN town Tuesday. en- route for Lake
90 ''''''" up
the grin Inf + r gai,in', q, ,.ree, =, -"
Joseph CotheIl damned his hand
n nnIaa',;a, LII n'
geo frosty OF Aurora was - town
Friday
Mrs. Minute Watts aud daughters.
Adele aud Lila, are quite i'll with the
grip
Mrs. Winfield Schoppe is ouite III
at her father, Mr.. David Longfeilow'..
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Hosrhouud tea Is excellent. being
made aud taken in the same way.
These herbs can be obtained from any
druggist