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The morning news., 1892-01-16
French spoliation Claims.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-In the House
to-day Mr.. Brawley of South Carolina in
troduced bill appropriating $500, 900 to pay
the awards of the court of claims In the
French spoliation cases, the payments to
be made in the order In which the cases
were reported to congress.
The morning news., 1892-01-16
A Newspaper Mans Cbenqa

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 15.-R. E. Butler,
who has been business manager Of the EUen-
ing Herald almost since its organization,
has severed his connection with that paper
He goes to Macon to take place on the
EueniglO Neus
The morning news., 1892-01-16
STRIKE OF THE MESSENGERS.
No Material Change in the Situation


No Material Change IN the situation
at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 15.-There is no
change in the status of the strike Of the
express messengers to-day. While the mes
sengers have the sympathy of all the labor
unions. none Of them have as yet given the
brotherhood men any substantial support.
Pinkerton's detectives are in the city
without any doubt, but how many cannot
be ascertained. They are employed to
watch the company's new employees, as well
as the strikers
The morning news., 1892-01-16
pandolnh Rogers Dead.

ROME, Jan. 15.-ROndolph Rogers 1ti .Ge
celebrated American sculptor, ad wnose ~,
oIs gsx r 5avs ago. died to-day at his residence
Rogers villa, 10 this city.
The morning news., 1892-01-16
The Republicans Of Illinois.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-The republican state
central committee has called the state repub-
lican convention to meet at Springfield,
on March 4 next. II has been decided that
1885 delegates shall compose the conven-
tim
The morning news., 1892-01-16
Purchases of Silver

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-The offers of
silver to the treasury department to-day
aggregated 482,000 ounces. The amount
purchased was 100000 ounces at .934S@
$500.
The morning news., 1892-01-16
GE0RGIA's NEW BISHOP.
He Will Be Ordained at Atlanta on
Feb. "a.

ALBANIA, Ca. Jan. 15.-All the arrange
ments have been completed for the ordiua-
tion OF Bishop elect Nelson. The ceremony
will take place at St. Luke's cathedral on
Feb. "a. Bishop Rulison Of the Central
diocese will be the presiding
bishop, and Bishop Phillips Brooks of Massa-
chusetts viii preach the conservation ser
mon
The morning news., 1892-01-16
CoPpINGER HAS THE GALL.
HeSWants to Succeed Gen. Kautz as
Brigadier General.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Col. J. J. Cop
pinger of the Twenty-third infantry is
said to be the latest candidate for the
brigadier generalship, made vacant by the
retirement of Gen. Kautz Col. Coppinger
is the junior of most of the candidates, but
he has the distinction and advantage of
being the son-in-law Of Secretary Blaine.
Secretary Elkins would find 1t difficult to
refuse to recommend and Presidents Har-
rison would find it difficult to refuse to
make the appointment.
The morning news., 1892-01-16
BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED.
a Loss of $4,000 at Aberdeen. Miss
With Insurance of $4,000.

A Loss OF $4,000 as Aberdeen, Miss.
With Insurance of $4,000.
ABERDEEN, MISS. Jan. 15.-Fire broke
out this morning in Mitchell g. Watkins
grocery in the business center of the city =,
and before the fire could be quenched a
number of commercial houses were burned,
including Mitchell & Watkins and r. A.
Honea, groceries; w. A. Mcmillan & Sons,
hardware; L. Wafford, liquors. The loss
is $50. 900. The insurance is $4,000.
A NEWSPAPER BURNED.
PITTsBURG. PA. Jan. .15.-Shortly before
midnight tonight fire broke out in the
Leader building. on Fifth avenue, in this
city. The fire rapidly destroyed the build
ing and communicated to the Aland block
adjoining. The total loss to the Leader is
$50, 900, with $45, COO insurance. Adjoining
buildings were damaged $4,000; fully in
Gured. The origin of the fire is not known.
The morning news., 1892-01-16
To FIGHT TaE TOBACCO TRUST.
A New Company Organized With
Capital of ST. 100000.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. ia morning pa
nor ssvs that movement is on foot to or
ranize new company to fight the Ameri-
can Tobacco tCigarette) Trust. A De
Young of the Drummond Tobacco company
of this city is the father OF tne moVeInens'
o. r1iIlion dollars will be the new compa-
One ,n,s canitalization, aud 100000 worth OF
new ny cigarette machines have already been
,,urchasad
The morning news., 1892-01-16
Mo-. Foltz nend.

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Jan. I5.-Mrs.
George X. Foltz died rather suddenly
Wednesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28
Beginning Of an Important Industry
for Boise Valley.
$4,000 TO BE TURNED LOOSE
ny me Boise Valley Live Stock and
Land Company on their Ranch Under
the Sebree Ditch.

Jas. "A. Goodhue and Fred Simon Of
oale Lake, and Walter Behrens. of New
ork' We're in town. several days this
week In the interests of Boise Vallav
Live stock and Land company. This
company now owns what is known as
.he Eoodhue ranch under the Sebree
oitch, containing over 500 acres and
VIII operate the same as a stock farm
ana nursery. About 500 acres of tbe
same IS now cleared, most of it in cron
TINS season and arrangements for
clearing and seeding of the whole
tract nave been made. The plans of
the company include the making of the
illest nursery in the west-a good start
IN that direction having already been
made-and the raising of live stock on a
large scale, to which end an immediate
expenditure of $4,000 will be made
Jas. A. Goodhue, the president of tb.
company, needs no introduction to the
citizehs OF Boise valley; Fred Simon
the Secretary is Salt Lake business
man OF energy and means. and for tho
past three years has been president of
the chamber of commerce Of that
place. Mr.. Behrens is a YOU - Emo.
hshman. who has lately come Ito con.
siderable wealth, and is placing if in
western enterprises.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28

DlED-At his home near Boise. May
IL, 1892, r. L. Short.
Deceased was 81 years old at the time
Of his death, and came to this coast
when a boy. He came to Idaho in 1862
and resided on his ranch property
twelve miles from Caldwell since 1864.
He was warm hearted, generous,
charitable man and many acts of his
Kind and noble nature are indeliblv
impressed in the minds of citizens of
this valley. He took an active part in
all the Indian wars of the northwest
and was prominent in the prominent
part in the pioneer work of Boise
valley
For some years past Mr.. Short had
been engaged in running a dairy ranch
above Boise in addition to his farm
near Caldwell, and it was at the former
that he was taken with spotted fever
about three weeks ago. The disease
IAN its usual course and Mr.. Short was
pronounced out of danger, and was
making preparations to resume his
usual avocation when he was stricken
with heart failure. TIE third attack
proved fatal. Deceased was buried on
Canyon Hill last Thursday, Rev. T. II.
Galloway, a lifetime friend. conduct
ing the services. He leaves wife,
sister of f. L. kellar, of Caldwell-and
children, and hosts of friends, especially
among the pioneer element, who deeply
deplore his death.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28
A RARE TREAT.

Mrs. General Tom Thumb,
What recollection that name awa,ens
to be sure.
Although the general has long since
oeen summoned to the great beyond.
his name will ever be treasured bv the
public, and, with that of his illustrious
llte-partner, who shared his triumphs
IN days long since past, will survive
the mutations of time.
Mrs. Tom Thumb is now the Count
ess Magri, and has been for MANY wears,
ont she is the same charming little
mite of humanity she was in those hal
cyon days when Barnum, who brought
the dlmlnutive pair before the public
was in the heydey of his popularity.
Last night, at the National theatre
when again saw this delightful little
lady-for the first time in decade at
least-I could not but remark how
Slight had been the touch of the inter
venlng years, and old-time ease and
self-possession she yet displays from
oehlnd the magic footlights-the very
personiiication of winsomeness and
grace.
The programme is uniformly excel
lent throughout, combining music
dancing, pantomime and comedy, in all
OF which the little folks exhibited to
splendid advantage their several capa,
billties, presenting perfect animated
stage picture in minature--intellicen
pleasing and agreeable.
Mrs. Tom Thumb was fairly ablaze
with bedazzeling jewels. it being stated
upon good authority that during her
levees she wears upon her little form
no less than $4,000 worth of diamonds
and Other costly brilliants, the greater
portion OF them being souvenirs of re-
membrance from sovereigns and nobil-
lty of the old world before whom she
had the honor of appearing Philadol-
PIMA Evening Item, May 10, 1891.
A bright and pleasing entertainment
Times, New Orlerns.
Mrs. Genl Tom Thumb and the Lili-
putians Monday night at Athletic hall
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28

The [. p. railroad has granted one
fare for round trip to parties attending
any of the great conventions, tickets on
sale as follows: Republican national
convention-tickets sold on June 18th
and 10Th inclusive, with final return
limit July 9Th. Not good returning
before June "a. National peoples con.
vention-tickets on sale June 2Sth and
10Th, good returning to July 18th. Get
particulars at the depot.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28
Items Of Interest to the People Of Cald-
we'll and Vicinity.
DEATH OF REUBEN l. SHORT
The Boise River Booming and the North
Approach of the Star Bridge Swcut
Away.-Other Local News.

NJ. B. Gwinn will start for Minneapo-
lis early in June.
Jim Yost, the successful stock man,
was in town Thursday.
George Reed and w. G. Dunbar went
to Boise City Thursday.
Ed. Test and Ike Holland, of Vale,
Oregon, were in town last Sunday.
Henry Dorman this week purchased
the Alex Dement, ranch property for
S1,7OO.
There has been no big wool sales as
yet. Prices are reported from 1919 to
"A cents per pound.
II. X. Hartley and P. J. Fahy went
to Pocatello Tuesday night to attend
the democratic state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom X. Little took
possession of their new residence last
Wednesday and are correspondingly
happy.
DR.. J. B. Wright has an interesting
letter on the third party movement in
Idaho in Wednesdays Salt Salt Lake
Herald.
Mr.. e. l.. Burger, who has been at
work on the wagon bridge. got his leg
broken yesterday morning by falling
rock.
Stiles & Dunbar are painting and
otherwise improving the interior of
their store. They will have "The
Finest"
Graham's saloon at Emmett was
robbed. last Saturday night. The
thieves obtained $40 in cash and some
whiskey and cigars.
Jas. Lawrence, the well-known
ranchcr living near Star, has been very
sick with spotted fever for the past
ten days. He is reported at present as
improving
Dan Levan went up to his mining
mining claims near Willow creek this
week. That country is coming to the
front and Dan has several of the best
locations on it.
A. G. Mcdonald and family, +. NJ.
Lucus, Miss Ollie and John Lucus
form party that have been spending
the past week at the Hot Springs on
Snake river.
Boise Riggs, an energetic and pros
porous young rancher of the Payette.
made this shop u call last Thursday.
Mr. Riggs says the Payette is on
"high," but no damage done as yet.
Dave Smithson and DR.. Ed. Maxey
went over to Rockville last Saturday to
visit some sheep camps in that vicinity
and get square meal at least that is
what Bill Isaac says.
There has been no water in the ditch
this week, the water being so high that
for the safety of the canal the headgate
has been been closed A force of men
are kept at work constantly, and water
will soon be plenty.
Uncle Nose Fowler attended the pro-
hlbltion state convention at Pocatello
This week. Uncle Nose is aprohibition
democrat from way back and we ad-
|mlre his steadfast support of what he
believes TO be right
The approach Of the new county
ibrldge ut star, which cost several thous-
and dollars, have gone out, and the
bridge proper Is standing in the middle
pt the river u useless investment at n
|ime like tins when it is needed the
Worst.
Thos. b. Martin, of Star, in town
ast Thursday, reports scarlet fever
PREVALENT in his neighborhood. His
htlre family of four children are just
rcovering from IN attack that has
listed twenty days. Mr.. Martin reports
be main Star bridge as being us safe
DC everlasting hills, but that about 300
pet OF the north approach has been
ashed out by the high water.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28

Z. j. Kelly. the horseman. arrived in
town yesterday morning from Spokane
where he has been the past two months
with some fine horses for Hill, the
stock dealer, who was in Caldwell this
spring. He says they disposed of the
lot at good figures.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28
cUPlD's RECEIPT FOR MAKING WEI
DING CAKE

since many of our young men have
gained realizing sense of the declara-
ZION OF the Creator, that at is not good
that man should be alone" since thew
nave learned by searching. that this
promise of the Lord. 81 will make q
helpmate for him. has been fulfilled
since many persons both youthful and
elderly, both Of city and country are
marrying and seeking to be married
thought it well that they should have
an opportunity of getting Cupid's re-
celpt for making wedding cake.
rake lbs. of fervent devotion ex.
tract OF faithfulness lbs, heartfelt
satisfaction quarts, prudence and
good nature ID. each, confidence and
1oroearance scruples, gentleness and
moaesty o., matrimonial fidelity -
scruples, connubial felicity 2 lbs. &C.
static enjoyment 3 quarts. patience
industry and economy ID. each. wis.
aom and experience Is pwts., discretion
ana benevolence 8 or, spice and neat.
ness o., seeds of virtue y h., essence
OF purity o., sweetness of disposition
plntS, balm of thousand ills / ot
cream OF excellence pts, milk of
human Kindness gal, common sense
100 grains. Mix these ingredients thor
onghly together with cheerfulness
Then pour this mixture into the golden
powl OF domestic happiness, fabricated
WIN the oil of gladness, bake in the
oven OF double blessedness, heated with
'he IRE OF true love. While warm.
oVerspread the whole with frostino
or gracefulness. In the centre place
the star OF hope, set around with dim
pies and the sparkle of bright eyes.
Encircle the whole with wreath of
Smiles, interviewer with rosy bushes
ana pinks of perfection, fasten the
wreath with the gold cords of harmony
and the silver threads of discourse.
Cupid avouched under oath that one
OF these cakes would last a lifetime
ana improve with age, and that all
those who ate of it would never have
cause to seek for divorce. Young
ladies please try your hand at one.
CRESsIDA p. GRONE,
Burr Oak, Ind.
The above receipt seems to be one i'm
winch the girls will be specially inter-
ested. Young nousekeepers is this the
way you made your wedding cake and
has it kept Well?
BORN-ln Caldwell, May %, 1892. to
Mr.; and Mrs. 5. ID. Hartkopf, fine
girl.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28
LABOREHS WANTED

On the Payette canal at Emmett; dav
laoorors can secure plenty of work at
Tent Town, Middle Town and Gait
Town.
MASTERSON, Gait & Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-28

BOkN-ln Caldwell, May %, 1892, to
Mr.; and Mrs. $. ID. Hartkopf. fine
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Bn aiad ufcientes personal
acreditada pe-
del exero Oeendo gdn costumbre escogd esteuca
Y que Temp
Farmaca g quesu
peecta garanta para
Gpacho
/ cu ciudad De Ponce
excenc gmdd ba contbudo tambe erumpido 6to
FaFmacia ssonh
poudiepdo Ia de todos dspnsa
pecmente
al
Las Ponce PtO. Rico Dcbre. de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
Manlove, Alliot, Fryer & CO
INGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L5ndres, Glasgow y RoAen.
NOTTINGHAM

FabricEntes de toda clase de maquinarias para
fncas azu6areras como son, molnos perfeccionados
de dos, tres cuatro cinco cilindros. Desfbrado-
rs de la cana para aumentar la extraction 70 libras
de iugo pCr Glen de cana garantizado, ClarifcadO-
ras de todls formas tamahos clases Filtro- prem
sas perfecsionadas, Triple efecto Tachos al Yaefo
Tachos al cierre ibre Concretadoras de Fryer CEN
tr1fugas do Hepworth, Manlove otros, pailas de
Wetzel evaporadoras, Bombas para aqua, sirop,
guarapo, korras de riego ealderas multitubulsres
de Root tubulosas y otras.
ApGrdtOS dsstOaaGt5cOs para q1Ee1sdT el
bagaSo entertainments deg BolinO, san inter
BciOSs del brasero. So installation 6bre de
hdcenda70 de todo yiesgo q Eeydida pOY Ell
fstego l'OT UstUiGs, y ahOrra un so pS
9GStO de elaboration.
Tambisn Sc eonstruye toda clase de tanques y
canaes de hierro oobre Was frereas portatiles y
fias, wagOnes, lOcemotoras etc.
Todo garantizado de material y construction
de primerl case que encieran todos los adelantos
del dia.
Sc facilitan q los Sres. que 10 desean, personas
competntas para ton1ar medidas, lsvantar pianos
instalar los aparatos
Para raas infOrmes dirfjanse en- Ponce al repre-
sentante Gn esta Isla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Tisicos que desesperais de curaros!!!
Los que sufris frecuentes catarrosl!!
Los que enroDquecen con facilidsd!!
Los que padecen de tosli!
Los que sufren bronquitis cr6nica!!l
Los atacados de broncorreasIl!
Los asmSticos!!l
C1rense rapida y seguramente con el
JaPabe balsamIcO al GuayS
col del DIR. M. Castro.
Sc garantiza la curaci6n radical Sc
devuelve Ell dinero, 81 Ia medicina no
surte so efecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

soomDAD DE sEeURos soBRE La VIDA

cortar desde de Mayo pr6ximO paead0 el
n6mero de p6liEas viRentes en- esta Soriedad e ha
reducidO A menOs De un c5entO por 10 cual, con
forme al artfculo Go de sus Estatutos, entra e
luiana en 81 periOdo de liquid sci6n, que durara
nn a1O ea deciF hasta de Mayo de 1892.
La ofcina de Ia Sociedad continda caHe del Co
lnercio ndmerO /, Esquina Marina.
Y se Tublica para eonocimiento de los senOres
ABeguradOa.
Ponce JuniO IA de ls91.-El PresIdente, q. sodta-
80 6-M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
DIE COCHES
De T.. CHEiVALIER
GALE DEL C0MERCIO
PONCE. II. R.

~ este esta5lecimiento que
Suelisa con un personal apto ? to-
49, las maqninas neeesaTias, Sc
r-olo'.Ayen cochiss " Sc h8cen re-
f:.l1elohos de t0das classes d pre-
H. IL sanameRte in6dicos.
De venla corIstantemente CO.
80. ~. - J 4 ssientos de Prooe-
truidos aquf, q preoioa one varfan
desde 8l80 hasts, 1900
pupllta asi milmn este estable-
s.a'ieAto un variado anrtidO de
Y n9 esi rueaas todo 10 cOncer-
go ,e.'o q ramo quo vende Z pre-
SIN COMPETRNCIA.
Ponce, ClCtubre 8 de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
NAGNENA ARRRADA
ANTHBILlE08A
l.as. nan. .1n1.a. DnL .na.4- -na.aueu

ESta MAGNEsIA aereada inyentada en- 1885 y
Pereccionada 1910, tar cOnocida p0r t0dO 81
mundo, b vdo obists do fiar Ia atenci6n de aque-
hha perioBas gee smbici0aas, han frabajado, no va
para eaboraf magnesia cofl ctrOs nOmbres que des-
az qego 20 coupiln con ID rpeatra porque este ee e
resathdO Dc ol conocimieatDs de Ia ciencia del hom-
sre que u poste de inventor; Hlno DE- Zoe falsica-
doFea que a6n "a mas grave.
Va MAgNESIA de JUAN JOSE MARQUEE
ave- e 4 dnica que produce los efectos que ae bus
can, d miEmo tempo n 1ue ~ ant1r, 6nico '
q n AeaNRel tlsno PFiYeRio de inVenci6n dadO por e
0e9ierpe supreme De "a Naci6n para tOdOa loa do
-llioa .L4 sapanois'i e. tambisn imitada ne debe
! a ls genta en- IL acrsaitada FARAEAGIA DE
VALE 4 CANCIOy ; dennis de IA Isla de Puerto
Aeo.
Fabriea San ERmnasao ap.-Hfmbama
coRREO, ArAiaTAI5O 28T
O.l Ponce, Febrero 1o ae 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
Ponce, P, r., Enero ~ de 1892
HMaraviIIas de la Cienciagg
iENPBRAa MOS
Iced ortfcad0s los edicos Ia opinion de los enfTmos

liLean en los folletos 10 que dicen los
primeros m6dicos de las Antillasll
Enfermos! no hay engano, tomen es-
ia maraviliosa medicina.
Procdrenla en- todas las botiOas, se
curaran radicalmente.
Farmac6uticos: pedidla q ,Arrillags y.
ca, Ponce-C. j. Monagas y ca, Ma
yaeiiez -Fidel Guillermety, Capital
u. Martinez, Humaca0.
Ponce, Dcbre. /? de 1891. 3Em. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
MIlseo de La Juventud
CLIO PARTICULAR
3-CRIsTINA-3
Director. R. Ced6

Adenl6s de las asgnaturas reglamentarias,
ens6nanast en- este antique acreditado estableci-
mientO. las materias siguientes TeRedWfa de Ii
bros Cdl,alEO Merc6ntil, Dibuj0 NaturaE, Masica
iaiOnlas iilgl6s JraIces.
Sc acmiten int rnos medic internos.
PagaFan los prmeros, Sl5, sin el lavado.
Los ieQundOs, 10.
No sa hsra rebaja alguRs por faltas de asisten-
cha las ,siases, como tamp0c0 por las vacaolones
que teDgsn lugar en- el trascurso del anO.
FL estipendiO de las clases de adOrno, demas
extras asra conventional, este es, e que lndlquen
sns profe,ores Sis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

7once, e. .-Rico, Dcbre. y de 1s91.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
DIR. "a. Ct. A. Vald6s
CIRUJANO DENTIsTA AMERICANA
Plaza ale ssLas Del5eiGs0
PONCE, PUERTO RICO tFl.
Cc.sas del otro mundo
POR EYACANEL

Arotsla la prinera remesa de este inbere-
saBte lilprO, Sc ha recibido otra se vende
en- esta fmpreDta 50 centavos eJemplaE y
IS centlvos con porte de correo.
Ponce. setiem5re 95 de 1890
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
Al S TOs

se orrecen pastos maaniheOs, en condiciones mpy
convenlentes, loa empresarios ae coeAsa eAEroa.
ouedaft niny carca de Il pebaci6n.
Hay cercad0a con aguus abundantea5 el Guido
de loa inimales sera eameFadlsimo.
pars fnfsrrneB dirigirss Is imprsnta De eate Pc
- y. Ponce. Aeosto as a. 1854
The Republican journal., 1892-04-21
The Republican Journal, Thursday Morning. April 2 1892

2-3 of it's width which brings it almost in
line with the stable. 1t makes a great
improvement in the looks of the street,.
Mr.. Fred B. Clifford left last Monday for
New York. He is soon to sail from that port
''around the Horn" to Portland, Oregon.
Our neighbor Mr.. j. B. Frye is out again and
is getting on quite a healthy tan. Glad to
see him looking so we'll. Miss. j. E. Lam
bert arrived home last week. :. f. F. Staples
arrived home last week from a business trip
..E. M. Lancaster is re-silling and repair
ing the stable of Capt. Horace Staples ON
Main St. Mr.. Luther A. George is at work
i'll Frankfort. We We're very much pleas
ed to see Mrs. Alta Berry at meeting last
Sunday. This is the first time she has been
out this winter. We hope as the spring and
.... Mr.. Frank III. Cleaves, wife and
daughter of North Searsport are in town this
week. S. c. & L. B. Griffin are putting an
ell on !. III Gritfin'S house. Mr.. and Mrs
James Crocker are in town for short visit.
Lizzie f. Rendell is at home. Her schoo
closed last Friday. Capt. Nathan johnson
arrived home last week for Il short visit. -.
A Mr.. Morse was in town last week with one
of Edison's monographs. He had it on eX-
hibtion at j. NJ. Ames < Sons store E. MI
Eli L. RCndell was taken suddenly i'll last
week but is now able to be out again . Mrs
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