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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1892-08-12
Fraternal Notes.

On Wednesday evening Stevens
Lodge, No. 40, Knights OF Pythias,
of Weston, conferred the second
rank upon Me-srs. N. r. Springer
and F. w. Browne, and the third
rank upon Geo. w. Stages. There
was large attendance of visiting
Knights from Milton and Athena,
who materially aided in the work
and to whom the members of Stew
ens Lodge extend hearty thanks.
At IL O'Clock a splendid LUNCH
con was served in the dining hall
of the New Delnonico restaurant,
prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. E. v.
Logan. There will he work in the
third rank on Wednesday evening
next rnI full ntt-niunce is re-
uuested.
The order of Woodmen of the
World, recently organized in Wes-
ton, Is III prosperous condition.
There are now twenty-five mem
bers. Meetings are held "n the .ast
Monday Of each month during the
summer season.
Both Odd Fellows and Masnns
report u prosperous condition in
point of finances and mem bership,
although, as with other orders,
there is a small regular attendance
during harvest season.
The a. 0. u. W. lodge of Weston
is probably the most prosperous in
the city al,d steadily increases in
membership. 1t is compns ed OF
some of our best farmers and bust
ness citizens.
Weston is we'll represented with
secret and benevolent societies
there being eight including the G
A. R., Ladies Relief Corps and w
c. r. II
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Dry Hollow Items.

Harvesting is almost over in the
Dry Hollow neighborhood. The
wheat crop is very light, the best
did not excel 25 bushel per acre,
and the quality is very poor gen
orally.
A number Of the farmers are
now busily engaged hauling their
wheat to The Downing switch.
P. NJ. Kirkland has purchased
the Athena drug store. and is now
busily engaged in moving to that
city. He takes possession Septem-
Der 1st.
The Dry Hollow Alliance will
give a grand ball some time in the
near future. OCTOBER.
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PaE MAsLs.

Mail closes for Pendleton, Portland
aud all points east, excerpt the Dakotas,
Minnesota and Wisconsin, at 5:l5 p. m.
For Walla Walla, Spokane and North
Pacific points at 7:3O a. m.
MAIL ARRIVES.
From Pendletnn, Portland and eastern
points at 8 o'clock a. M
From Wslia Walla, Spokane and
North Pacific points at 8 p. nj.
OFFICE HOURS.
General delivery open from 8. a. m.
tos. p. 10. Sundays, 10 to IL a. m.
Money order window open from y
q. m. to 4 p. m.
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Ask YOUR Friends,

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think of it, and the replies
will be positive in its favor. One has
been cured OF Indigestion and dyspepsia.
another finds it indispensable for sick
headache, others report remarkable
cures OF scrofuia, salt rheum and other
blood diseases, still others will tell you
that it overcomes "that tired feeling" !"
and so on. Truly, the best advertising
which Aood's Sarsa parilla receives is
the hearty endorsement of the army Of
friends it has won by its positive medi-
| cinal merit.
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The Market.

Inc wheat market is dull, only
one oe,s sale q Of 1000 bushels being re,
barley was quoted at II cents
TSflag ~ the fore part Of the week.
poo:sy sy the price offered by the
as aoiac Goas, Elevator Company's
ee'ls 20 % ana Hamilton & Rourke is
b.,, oass AZ bring 81 per hundred and
NO shipments so far this week
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Disastrous Record.

1t will interest all railroad men
to recall that during the last three
years 6493 of their number have
been killed and $3.50 have been
injured. Great numbers of these
men, ali faithful in the discharge of
their duties, many of them having
large families to support, have been
destroyed or manned because the
congress of the United States does
not insist upon the employment by
the railroads of some uniform, i'm
proved system of coupling. This
is the terrible record Of destruc-
ton: Killed, 1888, 2O70; 1889,
1872; 1890. 245l; total killed, 6493
Injured, 1888, 2O,14o; 1889, 2o,-
OPS; 1890, 22,394; total injured
62.57O.e
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NaW TRY Tkls

It viii COS. you nothing and will surely do you
good If you have Cough Cod, any trouble
Wit. the Chest Throat or Lungs Or. Kings Ne.
Discovery for Consumption. Co:,ehs and Colds is
guaranteed 20 give relief, will be refunded
Sufferers from la Gripe found /: Just the thing aid
under its lad speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample hottle-at cur expense and I-aru for
Yourself lust how good thing it il. Trial hottie
and 81 ~.
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All persons iraebted to the old firm of
Sailing & Co., ether by note OF account
will please caiiat my Office at the old
stand and male settlement.
FRANK SALIN5.
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He Don't Drink, Either.

Councilman Ed Denton Is :,
rather serious cond;t;nn 'o't r - N a
nv NV ws'S5 past he has been suffer
= WIN IN affection Of the eyes,
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WESTON LODGE, NO. 65, A. F. q a.
", meet. o. the se~ond and fourth Saturday 0'
N. 8. HAscKEL, Sec.
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WESTON LODGE DIRECTORY

WESTON LODGE, No. So. I. o. o. F.
neets every THURSDAY evening. Brothers in gooc
standing respectfully invited to attend.
JAMES KIRKPATRICK, o. B. FUNK.
H.ble Grand. Secretary.
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Specimen Cases.

S. H!Cliford. Nov Cassel, Wis, was troubled
with rheumatism ash Neuralgia. Lis ina was
disordered, mis- LiveiSas Effected to alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away. and he was terribly reduced
in flesh and strength Three bottles OF Electric Bit
ters cured him
Edward Shepherd Harrisburg, H., had running
sore on his leg Of ei,ht years standing. Used three
bottles Of Electric Btters and SET EN- i,oxes of Buck
lens Arnica Save, and his leg is sound and well.
John Speaker, Catatba o., had five large fever sores
on his leg. doctor Aid he was inru able. One bot
ele Of Electric Bite and one box Bucklens Arniea
sai7e cured hiia coppletely. Sold by ]. J. Beeer
druggist.
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OREGON sTATi school,, JoIrRS.1 :, -.

OREGON STATS School JOURNAL is the Off
ciai organ OF the state Department of Public In
struction The j dirrai is a MONTH, magazine de.
voted to home an sclool educs ton therefore, it is
indispensable to teices and invaluable to friends Of
education in genefl. Price-sI per an,,um: Ave or
n,..re copies, 50 csnts each; sample co v 10 cents
Address B. tbrDer. PrJprie. Albany, Or
u27-ly
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WESTON LODGE, No. IL, A. o. U
w.. meets every Tuesday sveninx At sahngs nall
Visiting brothers invited to attend
THEu. r. DAVIS, Rec.
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60 to &. w. Stages for handsome baby
buggies. It.
For bargains 90 to Barnett's cash
store. a5-tf
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GEN. NEGLEY POST, NO. As, GAR.
meets the frst and third Saturdays Of each month
at their halt conner Main and Water strerts. All
Visiting rsuasers are cordially Invited to attend,
N. A. BAKER. E, DENTON
Adjutant Commander.
STEVENS LODGE, NO. 40, K. of P.
Meets every Wednesday evening at their castle hail.
Nain street. Visiting brothers in good standing in
sited to Be present. H. A. BAKER,
FRANK SAILING, C. c.
Of r. and s.
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Euicf.l+ or i5ur,ior7
Atlantic, Va.

On Thursday night. May Goth, Ro-
bort Buchanan, u co,ored man. waf
drowned from vessel lying ct On
Choir In Tansier Earbor. According
to the statement OF George Thomas,
also colorcd, who WAS the only other
person on TIL, boat. 10 and Buclan-
an were sitting talking quietly in the
cabin, whom suddenly and without
any apparent cause Buchanan ran
out of the cahin and spran@ ovor-
board. Thomas made m effort to
rescue him, but told him to catch
hold ot tho yawl. Parties short
distance off hcnrd the cry of "mur-
der" t. rec times, Thomas asserted
that the cry was mother not
murder" The body was recovered
the following afternoon, but no marks
OF violence were found. Thomas was
placed under arrest and IN inquest
holJ by Justice Cooper. There being
no positive evidence tending to Grim
mate Thomas, he was discharged.
Was 1t suicide OF something worse:
Buchanan was educated at Hampton
Normal School.
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Macllipungo, Va.

Ex.Cenredcrate M.inr,i Il Committee
Pursuant to call Of the Chairman.
j. w Brougliton, the Memorial Com
mittee of Harmanson-West Camp of
ex- Confederate Veterans met at Ac
comac G. H., on Monday, May Goth,
1892, DR.. g. T. Scarburgh in the
chair; by request Of the chairman,
detained ut home by illness. On mo-
ton. resolved:
LIST, We approve the address of the
subcommittee.
End, That Comrade G. 6. Savage
be directed to print 200 copies of a
subscription list to be distributed to
tho district Soliciting committees for
their use.
3rd. That we ask all who believe
our dead fought for what they hon
estly believed right aid us as they
fought and died-withont appeal.
4th, That without further notice
each district committee Of the East
ern Shore furnish the Chairman, J.
W. Broughton. with the names of the
lady aids at once.
Ct. T. SCARBURGH,
J. II. WISE, Act'g Chairman.
Secretary.
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Iaro 6.rstcai oporntini,. ~, ar, Acco-
rnnc Man

Mr.. EDIroR-Be kind enough to
allow me space in your valuable pa
per, in which to return the thanks of
a grateful heart to the numerous
friends who SO generously gave to me
their sympathy and financial aid
toward enabling me to undergo both
the suffering and expense incident to
the performance of the surgical opcr-
alton upon my mouth and throat,
which am more than proud to say
to them, has resulted so happily for
me. Space will not allow me to en-
ter into the details of the operation.
which am sure would be gratifying
to all those who took such Oh inter
terest in the case. will state
briefly that entered Jefferson Hos
pital, Philadelphia, the first part of
December last. ard was discharged
the last week of this month, making
about six months time, IN which I
was under treatment. My lips, upper
jaw, the cartridges and cavity of the
nose, rs well as the palate, all of
which together presented an extra
ordinary and wonderful lnalforma-
ton, under the sllillful treatment Of
Professor Forbes, by the process of
flesh grating &C.. have been made to
assume normal appearance and to
perfuan their natural functions. Too
high praise cannot be bestowed upon
Professor Forbes by me, for the gem
tic and mastery manner, with which
he treated this very difficult and ex-
seadingly rare case. 1t is said upon
good authority, that my case is the
third one of the kind known to the
surgeons of the wor,d,--the second
and last-exeept mine-having pre-
sented itself about one hundred and
fifty years ago. In closing Mr.. Ed
itor, please allow me to thank special
ly. Professor Forbes and the other
officials of Jefferson Hospital for
their care and 'ndness, and also Mr..
Robert Mock. of this place, and his
two brothers, Thomas and Estil, of
Philadelphia. without whose assist
ance and words OF cheer, would
hardly have ventured to have en-
conntercd the severe or7eal through
which l have passed. Thanking you
Mr.. Editor for this opportunity Of
making known to my friends gener-
ally nv earnest appropriations OF their
successful efforts in my behalf I AIN
Gratefully yours,
CHARLES AILWoRTH.
Atlantic, Va.
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Ehlnc0renEuG.

II. G. Edmiston, Of New York City,
was here this week TO take lack to
that city the yacht stolen from him
last Fall and captured at this place
by some OF our citizens
Mrs. o. NJ. Jones is visiting friends
ut Shelltown, Md-Miss Mollie Smith
is the guest offricnds in Wilmington.
Del.-Nat Kenney was home from
Wilmington this week ON q short
visit to his parents.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
F. ]. Allen, Barton Gennue, Robert
Starr, j. NJ. Sinclair. Il. s. Richard
son, DR.. J. F. Herbert, Philadelr hia;
H. G. Edmerton, W. D. Pewson, New
York; NJ. e. Selby. Wilmington; e.
H. Benson, II. H. Pope, Pocomoke
City; j. Y Wesloff, G.. J. HenncInan,
Harry Snow, Bsltimor"; Everett
Hickman, c. w. Cullen, Georgetown;
T. B. c. Glib, Accomac.
The annual skeep-penning will
come off at Assateagua Island. on
Wednesday, June srh. A big day lie
expected as there WI be TO other
'penning" on any of the Islands. All
owners of sheep combine in fact thi.
year and zen together, instead of
having four or five "penningsn as
heretofore. Il will be the gala day
of the season with us and big prepa-
ra atoms are being made for the event.
Refreshment stands will numbe- fif-
teen or more. and cheap and comfort
able transportation will be furnished
to all who wish TO be in attendance.
A thousand people or more are ex-
pected to be present.
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rzorsemc,,, Take Notice,

Futurity stake races for 1893, o.
First stake for trotting foals of 1891
to be trotted at Cape Charles, Va,
during Fair of 1898. To this stake
the Chesapeake Agricultural Asso-
citation will add 5000.
To nominate colt. First pr yment
SIS, July l, 1892, when nomination
must be made; IS January l, 1898; So
July i, 1903, when colt must be
namel !, and $40 more to start.
Second stake-for foals of 160}-to
be trotte 1 in 1894. To this stake the
Association will add $500.
To nominate mare, S. July /,
1882, when nomination must be made.
First payment on foal, So, January /,
1893; second payment on foal, SIS, July
/, 10 10; third payment on foal, SIS, jan
uary /, 1891; fourth payment on foal,
$40. July /, 1894. when colt must be
named, and $50 more to start.
National rules to govern.
Open to Eastern Shore Of Virginia
colts only.
Distance in these races will be
waived.
Address all nominations and in
quiries to
A. T. LEATHERBURy,
Secretary.
Mschiruupo Va.
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NEIGMBORHOOD NOTES.
OnnncocE.

The office of DR.. L. J. Harmanson,
on Main street, is being handsomely
painted.
Children's Day will be observed at
our NJ. E. Church, second Sunday in
June. OF night.
DIR. Arthur Watson, OF Washing
ton, d. c., spent last week in Oman,
cock, with his father.
Steamer Maggie, newly differed,
puts into Onancock now on time to
the qualification OF her patrons.
Mr.. Ben Guy, recently thrown by a
mule and seriously injured, is now in
Onancock with his brother. His
speedy recovery is hoped for.
Mr.. j. H. Riley has been engaged
as clerk by the new firm OF Ames,
Shield s. Co. His popularity behind
the counter is we'll known and GER
tainly an attractive feature OF the
firm.
Children's Day at the onancock
Baptist Church, next Sunday morn
ing. Short addresses will be made
by Rev. J. B. Pruitt and S. u. Hop
kins, OF Onancock, and Joshua Tuil,
~ D,.;pooco Anna Nh
The onancoek Cemetery Company
has presented each church in Oman
cock, with a lot, for deceased mem
beers unable to purchase one. The
Baptist hurch unanimously accept
ed same last Sunday, and passed II
vote of thanks. The cemetery is
now being enclosed by a substantial
cypress fence.
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ALWAYS IN STOCK.

Silk Camel Hair Cloth Henriet
Sarg Worsted plain striped and pa Pine ApRlo Tissue S9ah
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods Dry Goods
Notions Conecione Hardware
Glassware Sets Tea SETS Tinwa1e carriage
Loading Carpets Mating Oil Cloths Hats Trunks Satche
Paintings Picture which
compare paying: Medium Light Prints
Simpsons acoes Fruit OF the Loom Muslin
Hamburgs to Torcan Lace inch &c inch &c. inch
Sugar 4 Coal Oil lsc Washing Soda &c. Starch and
the price Goods department. sold we ARE
both and that hard times do not effect m
simple that going goods for less
Here
therefore do underse
1891 previous stock this
Thanking liberal patronage in the and
soliciting continuance OF same remain, Respectfully
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PNrkHsry.

Work begun on Oscar Ewe!l's
house, on Bennett street.
John s. Collins. of Dover, TT .."nd
Harry F. Martindale, of New York.
are visiting 8. T. JOINS.
Prof. H. E. vanDe1nan, Pomolo-
gist, U. S. Department of Agrienl.
ture, spent several days IN Parksley,
last week.
F. S. Harmon, of Baltimore. agent
for Il e Globe Furniture Company,
has contracted with the trustees OF
the Parksley M. P. Church. for
polished hardwood pews and fit.
tings.
w. Ulysses schoolfeld, Of the su-
preme Lodge Order of the Golden
Chain, has instituted q Lodge at
Parkslcy, with following officers: H.
R. Bennett, past commander; II.
Fitzgerald. commander; T. I. Kent
vice-commander; S. J. Lewis, assist
ant commander; j. D. Watts, pre-.
late; Q. L. Ewell, secretary; E. r
Parks, collector; G. H. Fitzgerald
treasurer; G. G. Dix. guide; a. F.
Barnes, guardian; VIM. Mex. Tay.
lor, sentinel; DR.. ]. T. Sledge, medi
cal examiner; H. T. Mason, S. J.
Lewis, DR.. J. T. Sledge, trustees.
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rarmor>, Institute a, cnpo Charles

Farmor>' Institute af Cnpo Charles.
The meeting was attended by q
very intelligent class OF representa-
tive men from all parts of the two
counties and deep interest was felt
in the discussions.
Col. Whitehead made n short al
dress explaining the work of the
State Board of Agriculture and its
object.
DR.. Byron D. Halsted. OF the New
Jersey Experiment Station, lectured
ON the diseases of the sweet potato
showing by illustration on six large
sheets OF paper extended across the
stage OF the opera house, oil the dis
eases of the sweet potato-all Of
which was lower class of vegeta-
bles called funsi-without this living
vegetable there was no disease. This
was the cause of the diseasc-that
the disease could not exist without
the cause-he dwelt on this point at.
some length, so as to fix it in the
minds of his listeners. He then con-
sidered the conditions under which
this disease would be moro or less ra-
pidly developed, these conditions
might ba favorable or unfavorable-
and he urged upon his listeners the
necessity of keeping the cause Of the
disease and the condition separate in
their mind.-and to make the condi
lions as far us possible unfavorable
to the growth OF the disease. and by
promptly rejecting all diseased pota-
toes, the loss and injury could be re-
moved.
Prof. Alwoods' lecture on fruit and
truck crops was full of information
and highly appreciated.
Col. Pearson real paper on the
management of the sweet potato
crop, showing how it WAS grown,
stored and sold. The crop grown in
1882 by himself and neighbors about
Vineland had b.en sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to $3.50 per bar
rel-here was lesson for our people
to accept and take advantage OF, for
many grown on the Eastern Shore
brought nothing last year-it is safe
TO saw that ut least half OF the crop
was OF no value.
DR.. Niles of the Experiment Station
delivered lecture on the horse and
hog cholera.
The meeting was very interesting
and instructive, and il taken advan-
tage OF by all the people will mean
vas. Ravii lin labor and money to
them.
Capt. Browne had stencgrapher
in attendance, ard will have the
whole proceedings printed and dis
tribute to those who could not be
present, if they will only send in their
names and postof1lces.
DR.. McBryde. for good and suff1-
cient reason. did 1t come, but his
address on grasses will be printed
in the proceedings. so that til. farm
ers will nav" the benefit of it.
Respectfully,
CAPE CHARI rs.
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Does the reader wear shoes2 If 30,
4. H. G. Mears' is the place to buy
them. In addition to the large stock
bought early in the Spring he has
just received three other assortments
of shoes in congress, lace and button,
lawn tennis shoes for men and boys,
also patent leather slippers, COM
plete line of ladies slippers-a better
assortment in this department than
can be found in any country store
His trade increases monthly in shoes
as you can always get what you
want and now styles for less money
than you often pay for some old
stock elsewhere.
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nas..mcOslnx of Farmers at parkx,ey.

A called meeting Of Accomac Coun-
ty Alliance, will be held at Parlslev,
June nth, immediately upon arrival
of north bound mail train, II take
some action in reference to the re-
fusal of the railroad TO reduce the
freight rates in accordance with the
decision Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. 1t is proposed ut this
meeting to determine whether we
will quietly submit to the freight
rates charged by the railroad, pro-
nounced e1tortionate by the Com
mission on two distinct occasions, or
whether wo will continue the fight
if necessary in the highest courts.
This meeting will be public and we
invite all who feel an nterest in hav-
ing the freight rates reduced whether
Alliance men or not.
GEORGE W. LECATo,
President.
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A strawberry festival will be held
Mt Crowsontown n. E. Church, June
9th and 18th. Supper to be served
both evenings. Public invited
Children's Day will be observed at
louisville, on Sunday next, at 8 p.
M. The Sunday school will no doubt
sustain its high reputation. All are
invited to attend. PASTOR.
All the ladies and friends OF the
Methodist Church at DruInmondf
town, will please deposit their dona-
tions OF strawberries, cakes, sugar.
eggs and milk at the courthouse as
early on Tuesday morning, as posi-
BILE. The ladies will meet them at
a. ~, to get things i'll order for the
festival in the afternoon and at night.
All the, members are expected to
help. PASTOR.
There will be q festival land evening
entertainment at Temperanceville,
June 9Th prox., for the benefit of the
church at that place. A brass band
has been engaged, and supper, ice
cream, confectioneries, &C., will be
provided for the occasion. The en-
tertainment at night will consist OF
dramas, music. vocal and instrument
tai, recitations, hoop. drill, sc. There
will be lawn tennis tournament be-
ginning at 3 o'clock p. III. If weather
should be very inclement, the exer-
cises will be postponed until the next
fair day. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
COMMITTEE
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FARMS FOR REST FOR 1867 nc
farm where Vim. J. Turner resides,
know as Warwick, or the Davis
Farm, where James ] Hartman re-
eidca, both in Upshur;s Neck, god
land. good buildings and abundance
of pine Skaters and eel grass for
manure. The farm ut 6[iddlesex.
where Arthur P. Martin resides. The
farm near Graddockyillc, where John
Henry Rellnm resides. Also other
farms. Rents lower than in some
other localities in the county. Good
permanent tenants wanted. Apply
to Upshur b. Quinby.
Juno Cd, 1892.
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Our Roads.

MIR. EDIToR-The trucking season
has opened. Many Of our roads most
used in passing to and from stations
and wharves need working, need it
badly, and at once Unless this is
attended to now before the summer
is half gone the labor of hauling will
be moro than doubled, and by fall
the roads will be once again well nigh
impossible. 1t is we'll to remember
the public has some rights, and none
more than the
TRUCKERS.
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Hol For The BEAcH-The under
signed is prepared to take parties
from any landing on Folly Creek to
my point on the seaside during SUM-
mcr. Accommodations comfortable
and safe-charges reasonable. Adj
dress Polk Lang, Accolnac G. H.,
care ENTERPRISE Office.