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Lonely aud Tired Of Lie.

WESTERLY. r. l.. June 10-Rachel Sayles. 70
years old. the widow OF BENJAMIN saylcs de-
c!ded that 1t was not worth while to 1.-Two any
longer. and banged herself yesterday IN her
in North Snithn"ld town. She wps amidblei
esteemed. and wol.-to-do, but lonely ana tired
OF lie.
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1T7TEI9.

JACOBS.-At Bridgeport. Conn. June II. 1892
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs of Elm ct.
POWERS.-At Springfield. Masa. June Is. 1892.
son to Edward S. and Hattie 7. Powers.
SPALDING.-At bridgeport. Conn. juno Is. 1892
son TO Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. spaldng Of tho Sunday
Herald.
wlTHE-At Springfield. Ma,s. June 1b. 1892. . son
to Carl and Mamie A. withe.
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a 81. ko",s Bridge BADLY Damaged.

ST. LOUIS, Juno l0.-The Merchants Ter
minai and Missouri Pacific trains collided In
ne Iwolnh street yards early this morning.
Nearly lp fcct Of tho Twelfth street bridge
Was levelISd by the collision. Traflsc on tho
m hrhidge WI 10 suspended for nearly month.
lne loss Is sNLWh. A careless switchman Is
responsible for the mIshap.
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Arrived-THuRspAr.J June 16
SIS Trave. Relnkasten Southampton.
"a Noordand. Nichols. Antwerp.
IS ssachnsetts Williams London.
Is 81. BERNARD. Harland, Las Palma
IS llolstein. Noge. Baracoa.
Es Vale, Dosen, Gibnrh
ss FL Sol. Quick. New Orleans
"a CITY Of Savannah. savngo. Savannah.
F. Old Dominion. Couch. Norfolk
IS Kingdom. Roberts Philadelphia
Ship Batavia, Nerbut, bremen.
BARK Conductor. Lee. Fowey.
For later arrivals SEQ First Passl
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5nsiness Nntires.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothinr Syrup for children
teethinR softens tho gums. reduces Inflammation, al
lays pain wind colo and diarrhpa. 25c bottle
Barry's Tricopherous. pleasant to use. gives
the hair peculiarly rich gloss preventing badness
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALnASAC-rHrs DAY.
Sun rises.. 20 Sun sets. 90 Moon rissa12 90
nigh wATER-rHrs DAY.
Sandy Hook IL OF Gov. Isnndl2 10 He'll GatA. 2 O5
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ARRIVED
ss Augusta Victoria. from New York at Southampton
IS lucatan, from New York. at Havana
Sc Norge. from New York. OF Butt OF lie via
IS Amsterdam from New York. OH the Lizard.
FAILED IRON ToRKrGs ronra
SIS Germnnic. from Queenstown for New York.
IS City of Paris from Queenstown for New York.
ss Wells city. from swansea for New York.
IS Oranje Nassau from Portau Prince for New York.
SAILED FROM DoAKsnC FoRra
s. RuysdasL from Philadelphia for New York
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q mo olght indictments accusing Napoleon II.
Ives and Partner George II. staynsr of rob-
SihG tho Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
tha'lroad Company were dismissed yesterday
SoS Jnndse Cowlng,, upon District Attorney
oLIS S certificate that no conviction could DO
Esagreed. standing ten for conviction and
M Wns ior acquittal. Since then Woodruff. who
his S.n's EVIDENCE has sworn that much OF
ti on Is lIslnclined 70 press the prosccu.
att n, So that the prosecution cannot obtain the
West - VIC "tHesSes WHO hVe IN tho
AMI dismissal II the indictments clear Ives
mttlsJi " }j rom oil legal liability, as they
'ley are in business again, 1''" ''"'''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the IN.
49, dersigned. Administrator OF the e..
tate George w Walker, deceased, viii
sell 1t public auction q the late real
dence Of said decedeRi, IN the town o.
Ellsworth, Dubois county. Indians. on
SATURDAY, MARCH IL. ls92.
the folio wing peraonaI property % said
decrdens. w: 1 hlooded hack Maliion.
l horse. 3 colts. cattle. mich COWS. lot Of
stock hogs. s tat hogs. poultry. hs.. corn,
|potstots. canned tsuii. pork. pIows. corn
drill. two horse wagon, buggy, road
csvs. msn's saddle. single harness about
5000 tees OF lumber. 600 white oak 80
Inch bosrde, household aud kitchen fur.
nis0re. beds. bedding. heating and cook
ing stoves. tsbIee. chairs. safes. bureaus,
wardrobe, book case. dishes. clock.
watch, drugs, medicines, blackberry COR
dial or wine. phy sician.' instruments.
medical books, vinegar. and many other
articles not herein mentioned.
TERns o. SALE: Sumo Of IS and
under, cash. Sums over o5. : credit OF
nine months vii he given. The pur-
chssers giving notes bearing 8 per cent
interest from date. waving rrliei, and
with good freehold surety to Admins.
trstor's approval. No property to bs
removed till terms OF sale ere complied
With.
Sale to begin ~ 8 o'clock, .. 10.
LAFAYETTE ELLIS, Admr,
Traylor y Hunter. Attorneys.
Feb 10 16o2-SW.
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NOTICE IL hereby given 10 Oil con.
~ cerned not to trust or harbor my
minor son. Andrew Kraft, on my &C.
count. g 1 will pay no more debts Of b.
! an willing to do right
by him. but will furnish eli necessaries
myselG Also. al saloon keepers. and
Others, are notified hereby. not TO eel o.
give him any liquor. - he 10 : minor
and | will prosecute I'll violatora OF thin
notice. HExRY KRArr.
Feb II. cyst
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HAssAs CoReus Mrs. Emma R0uech-
O. died complaint before Judge Wei
born. q Princeton last Friday. asking
the Judge to order that she hsve the ems
tody Of her minor child Alfred Rouscher,
then il the care Of her father-in-law.
Jacob Rouschev. The case wss tried b.
fore Judge Welborn, and on Monday
last he found for the defendant jacob
Rouscher. In bis decision be 6nds that
Mrs. Rouscher and her husband. lsasc
Rouscher. separated, and hsve not been
living sogether.since Oct. 1890, and that
l.aac gave Alfred 70 jacob Rouscher to
care for and school, and that said Jscoh
hes more wealth and IL better able finan-
ciaIly to care properly for the child than
iis mother, who hss two other children
"a care Tor, and therefore the court Or.
dess the child returned to Jacob Rousch-
e.. The decision wss filed IN the Clerk
ofice on Tussday Last. The parties 81
live near DuG.
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AYOTICE IL hereby given 70 the citizens Of Porters-
~ VILE. Boone township. Dubois county. Ind that
the undengned male citizen Of the United States gill
apply % ne County Commissioners Of Dubois county
their nett regular session in March, lsS2 for H.
cense retail Intoxicating liquor beer and vine and
permit the Be drank the premises under the
provisions 81 the law os Indiana governing such
\ The precise location shsre said liquors. be sold
10 on The wess half Of lot No shown on the orgi
nal plat Of the Of Portesvie Dubois county In
diana JOHN J GElsLER.
Feb. H. 97-3u
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a - UZAAanm>-
sss Ss"..s ~
-"
The Republican Convention q The
court house last SATURDAY. adopted .
resolution condesnning the preseni tax
isw. But their sposksrs Utterly failed
20 sssiga any ress"r. good Or otherwise.
for their opposition 20 y. Cerssiniy I'll
fsxpsyers. Republicans. Democratic. Pro-
hihitinnirts ar what not. want system
"f just and sQnsl focal taxation. based on
IN spprsisem>nt thst will ue~t 81 aisse.
snd compel the wealthy corporations,
y hich have herstofore escaped their full
share Of psblic burdens. "a pay - much,
In proportion "a their wealth, - the ~.
dividuxi ciiixsn. This 10 what the new
tax Law ntteOspis 20 accomplish. aud viii,
II the provision In regard to bank Dc.
posiss. enabling IN assessos to dlscover
other v ise hidden wealth. % sustsined oy
he Supreme C0urt, which nov hss u
under advisemeut
The Law providee 'hat 81 property
must b assessed q its true cash value 7
This Vas always the law, % the bepu0-
Iicsns certainly do not condemn u 2"
that score. but the new isw provides
means whereby the Asesssor and the
State Board may ASCERTAIN whether the
true value OF ell property nas 0eei'
given IN, and . means Of punishing those
Who give % taise sworu ssatements
This IL On addition TO the old law. DO
the Republicans oppose u on that &C.
county Would they, - party. shield
the wealthy tax-dodgers. while the man
OF moderate means must pay larger
per cent. Of tsxss to meet necessary cx'
penses OF the government5 IL looEs @
TO . man up tree"
| The new Law does not increase taxa
ton generally OF men Of moderate o.
small mesns. but really decreases them
and Tor ibis reason should have the sup
port Of Republicans 10 this county. In
stead OF being condemned oy them. y
they oppose y simply because y wes On
acted by Democratic Legislature. that u
the extreme Of partissn iol'y' oecsose 10
subject Of taxation OF tangible property
20 meet necessary expenditures should
not De political one. Every eood c'i'
zen. OF oil psrsies, . interested 10 al inc
necessary expenditures OF government
Of the State. aud willing to meet h's sai'
share Of them.
To convince our Republican friends
that the new TAX law does NOT uoJus"y
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"The increased valuation Of rail-
road property In the State Of Indiana 70.
10 round numbers. e01 ,OOO, 900.
This will pay IN increased per capita
10 each enumerated school In Indiana Of
20 cents, making Dubois countys por-
ton 81 400. from railroads alone. This
u certainly an advantage 70 The people
from the new tax Law. which the Repub-
licsn Convention Saturday condemned.
These gentleoeo should examine before
they condemn, and not take the big cor.
porations' word fos u. But the Repub-
licsns havs been % used 70 fsvoring
trusts and cosporationss that they cant
ret out OF the rut.
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In buying cough medicine for chill
dren," ays Il. A. Walker, : prominent
druggist Of ogden, Utah, ssnevsr b afraid 70
buy ChAmberlains cough remedy. There Il
no danger from it and relief b always sar .
70 fellow. / particularly recommend cham.
berlains because have found Il 20 b safe
and reliable. IS and 50 cent bottles ios sale
By ,. r. ssib. Druggist
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WASTED-Lsdies or gentlemen Who
can invest from $50 to $500 will find On
excellent opportunity 10 enter into .
business that IL guaranteed to pay them
from $50 to $50 per week. The business
will stsnd the closest investigation Call
in person. or address
H d KILLER, sos Main ST.,
23-3W. Evansville. Ind.
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Cali tor Meeting Of the Democratic
County Committee.

The memhsrs Of the Dubois Cunt,
Democratic Central Commitiee ere no.
slhed 10 meet 81 The Court House 10 a.
per, On
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ~. 1892,
A I o'clock. p. M. for the purpose Of
nxing time end place Tor holding .
County Convention % appoint delegates
70 the State Convention on April 3is''
and 10 the various District Conventions
vet 10 be called. and 70 rs.organizs th'
County Central Committee Tor the next
two yssrs. and for The purpose OF deter
ming when. where and on what system
Il County Nominating Convention sbsll
Ibs held. and for trsnsactiug any Other
business which may properly come b.
fore the Committee.
All Democrats Who are interested are
Invited = meet with the Committee fo'
|consultstion.
w. E. Cox, Chairman.
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NOTICE.

STATS or INDIANA, DUBors CouSTY, IS
NOTICE 10 hereby given that have
~ filed ia the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Dubois Circuit Court, my petition for the
change Of my name 70 Lizzie Belle
Keiso.
Dated this 18th day Of February. 1892
LIZZIE BELLE HERALD.
TRAITOR 4 HUNTER. Au'ys.
Feb. 10. 1892-3ws
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sSeb. Anderson hss Il acres more
land in 1891 than 10 1890, appraised With
improvements It o1,O50, and gave 10
$50 more personal property.
Traditional Improvements assessed 10
1891.
tMr. CoGman hss cess increase Of per.
sonal property.
THE increase OF NJ Seng % caused
By his giving IN os600 Of personal prop
erty 10 Hall township.
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1rFor Il grippe. coughs, coda
Group. whooping cough and al diseases
Of the throat and lungs take &C. G. G.
Certain Cough Cure" Sold BY NJ
Friedman. Inn.
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~ Bnxtans livery stable. Il Loogoo.
lee. burned lase Friday, With horses,
stallio0s, boggisss -. Loss $4,000.
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Graduation Examinasions.
Saturday lest quite number o. sehool
pupiio ails -ded The sxaminsttOns for
graduation In The "Comm0n Brsnchss, !"
In Dubois counts The f0lloWtog we're
the Queslions ussd;
PHYSIOLOGY
1 In what respect does expired cir
differ from inspired ARR
3. Give three uses OF the skeleton.
3. What can You ssv Of the in 6uence
Of physical exsrcise on the health Of thu
nervous syssem2
4. In what respect does the arrange
ment 81 he white and gray matter ~
the brain difIer from thar OF the nerves |?
s. What 10 the synovisl membrane.
and ui what nee Is ~
8. whv should N erect position be
|maintainedf
:. What e shcrt-sightsdnsss5 Long
8 Why do " bathe7 Give explicit
directions Tor bathing.
8 Describe the proceas Of digesiiou.
10. In case Of hemorrbage, how may
you know whether tho discharge 10 from
Il vein or artery?
GEOGRAPHY
I. Name The leading products Of
France. Russis. Germany and England.
2. Name the four lsrgest cities Of the
world. or tho United States. o. In
diana.
8 What ars the leading industries Of
Massachusetts? OF Louisisns? OF mon
Itsna7
I. How would you 60 By water from
Duluth 70 Liverpool2
s. Draw : map Of Indiana, and locate
lite coal fields. gss-fields. stone Quarries
land railroad csnters?
8. Define glacier, water.shed, delta,
canon and geyser.
I. Define oral reading. Silent reading
2 Whst IL the difference betwee n
Articulation snd enunciation?
8. Express 10 your own language he
following stanzss:
"StilI sits the school house BY the road,
A ragged beggsr cunning;
| Around II still the sumachs grow,
| And blackberry vines are running
| "Within the masters desk 10 seen.
Deep-scarred BY rsps oficiaI;
| The varying floor. the battered seate,
Tho jack knife's carved initial
| I. Name the author Of the above and
give . short account Of him.
S. Read orally the shove selection
| UNITED STATS HISTORY.
| I. Name The i've principal natione
that made discoveries IN America, indi
eating The discoveries Of each.
| 2 What effect had the inter colonial
ware on the colonists2
| 3. Name i've important American In
ventions. giving The name Of each In
ventor.
| I. Tell what you can Of the enamel
patton proclamation.
| s. What wss the compromise of1650
| s. Contrast the reconstruction policy
President johnson With that Of Con
gress.
:. What i meant BY the doctrine o.
State rights
/ GRAMMAR.
- OcuU0 > oCOtuoS0s SV0BsSA ~
lseoce, compound sentence, clsuse. phrase
Give examples 81 each.
i 2. Write sntence IN which clsuel
IL used q the subject. Disgrsm Il.
4 8. Correct The following:
/ saw the man whom you said did II
4 Let each one study their Iessou.
Give reasous for correction.
i A0slyze the following sentsnce
\ l will prepare my Lesson when the tim'
comes.
i 5. Properly capitalize and punctuat'
thu following:
mother who made the stars which IigL
Ithe beautiful sky
4 who made the moon % clear and brign
that rises up 90 high
u Z We god my child the glorious ON
u BE- formed them BY his power
4 be made alike the brilliant sun
Il and every leaf and flower.
a 8. Parse the quoted words in the FOL
lowing: "I""Wili" do" what" thinl
- -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-26

dVTho Pike county DemOcF0t6 IN
their convention q Window last Satur-
day, instructed delegates for =. II. Tray.
Tor for Congress from the let district; 3.
A. Ely for Judge OF the Appellate Court !;
and +. Il. Dillon for Prosecutor for the
l1th Circuit About every county In
that district hes . prosperous candidate
Tor Congress now. Judge Ely, Tor Al.
peIlste Judge, u the only one - have
noticed Who will enter the lists sgsinst
Judge Reiohard. Judge Ely Il thor
oughIy qualified, and would be IN honor
to the bench, but Judge Reinhsrd hav.
ing had the position but . short tern,
will be bard man TO tackle 10 the State
convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-26

Indianapolis Sentinel: The Chicago
Times prints list OF seventy poeto@ces
in Wisconsin which ere run In conuec.
ton with liquor saloons This will
prove : great shock to the rapidly
dwisdliug moral element 10 the 6. o p.
which hes been trying TO believe 10 81.
der Harrison and Elder Wausmaker.
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ARITHMETIC.
(Any ssvsa.)


I. What ere the principle Of suhtrsc-
toni Illustrate. usiug the following
numbers: 63l -2z3
8 have three rooms. the drst - fees
vide. The second ~ ieet vide. and the
third So feet wide; what 10 The width Of
the wildcat carpet that will d either
room?
. When 10 : fraction In ito lowest
terms7 illustrate.
4 II 4 pounds Of coffee coss 90 o.
. dollar. whsi will u pounds cost?
3. A merchant sells goods q retail -
40 per cent. shove cost, and 1t wholesaie
II - per cent. less than the retail price ;
what q bic gain per cent. 90 goods sold
Ct Wholesale?
6. What must ne the face Of : note
dated January 10. 1899. and payable In =
mooths. 10 produce SSH, when die
counsed Ct s per cent
q. Two boys start from the same
point, and one wake 0e rods due north.
aud the other 72 rods due esst how far
are they spartf
8. How many bslIs 2 inchss IN diam
eter equal 10 soIidity ball 8 inches IL
diamster2
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Highest all Leavenng owerLates y. S Govt Report
RHa! B Bs%5s,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

into William Ufford's house and Joel
Munger fills the vacant house belonging
to S. p. Buckingham.
Miss Olive Birdseye is completing her
studies at the Golden Hill high school
at Bridgeport.
A Mr. Haverlin from Shelton has rent
ed the Byington place and moved in.
Mr. Hecox has moved from the Buck
ingham place in Isinglass district to the
house of William Ufford at the Center.
The annual town business meeting
was held, last Monday at 2 p m in Shell
ton. After the usual business of laying
tax and appropreating money for
schools and roads was finished, the
question of new road from the Center
to James Blakkman's was discussed and
voted down, after which it was voted to
expend nearly $4,000 in altering and
grading the old road. There is now
quite prospect that the travelling pub
lie will soon have good road to drive
over in going to and from Shelton.
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Friday. October Ii.

Efidtys OcUoUef Ia.
Last year the ceiling went up
two feet and shelving clear to
the top---thought that would
give plenty Of room. Wish we
could raise it again this fall;
there is such a crowd of shoes.
Women's department. new
kinds are elbowing the old.
Burt's shoes have prominent
place, they are worthy Of it,
quality, style, finish, and shoe
making, all are a credit to the
maker and seller.
For women's street wear there
is new boot of bright dongola
with patent-leather tip and a
cork-sole inside; stylish appear
ing boot, not at all clumsy; the
cork is cold-proof and water
proof, 81. The New York price
for such is SIS.
JOHN G.. HO WLAND,
405 Main St., Bridgeport.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Mrs Carpenter of Milford has been Wis
iting at Mrs Sally Curtis.
Mrs Selma Seeley has returned to her
home in South Britain.
An epidemic of colds throughout the
town is reported.
Mrs j. O. Munson returned on Tuesday
to New Haven accompanied by little
Clarence.
Rev j. o. Munson preached sermon
commemorative of the discovery of Amer
lea from the words "And hath made of
one blood all nations of men for to dwell
on all the face of the earth and hath de-
termined the times before appointed and
the bounds of their habitation.
Rev j. w. Beach, presiding elder of the
New Haven district, will preach at the
Southbury churches at the usual hours
on the Both.
Rev Mr. Bradley made flying visit at
Merwin Mitchells on Saturday.
Mrs Ward is visiting Rev Mr. Coburn at
Meriden, ct.
Mrs Perkins is still with her daughter
who continues very i'll.
Mr. Smith from Ohio, owner of the
George Smith place, is in town. On
Tuesday he was the guest of Mrs Sally
Curtis.
Rev Mr. Hagarty of Woodbury. has
been in town. He is selecting "a house
for his parents.
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the church were we'll attended. 1t was
wholly children's service. The singing
was by the young people. Miss Mary
Kippen read an interesting account OF
where the harvest home money had been
spent in establishing schools in the West
and South.
Emma Wakeman and Loretta Perry are
pursuing the Chautauqua course of stud
les with the Southport branch.
During the heavy shower Sunday the
water poured down in quite stream in
one of the aisles of the Congregational
church.
Cressy Harral who fell from his BIZ
cycle and injured his knee is able to be
out again.
James Sturges of Chicago is visiting at
Mrs Jane A. Kippin's. He left Fairfield
many years ago to reside in the West.
He is the inventor of the Borden horse
shoe, which does not require the use of
nails. 1t is used extensively in the West.
Rev Mr. Jones officiated at Christ
church, Sunday. Rev Mr. Clark conduct
ed the2services at St Paul's.
Mrs Jones and child have gone for q
visit to her mothers in Virginia.
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LONG HILL.

Rev DR. |. M. Foster of Bridgeport
former Grand Army chaplain of the Unit
ed States, will deliver his celebrated pat
riotic lecture, "Life in Confederate pris
ons, y on Thursday evening, the 27th, a
z 40 p m, in the Methodist church. There
will be singing by the Misses Hawley ant
George Hawley of Bridgeport. The doors
will open at Z 10.
At a meeting of the Long Hill village
improvement society held on the 9th, the
| following officers were appointed Pres
| ident, f. S. Shelton; vice presidents,
George Hadley and Peter Gabler; secre
tary, Frank Hadley; treasurer, F. L.
Turney; executive committee, L. Wake.
lee, ID. Walker and r. G. Tousey. AL
ready more street lamps are ordered and
will be up this week. 1t is hoped soon
to commence sidewalks and other needed
improvements which have long been
wanted. AS the village now has an or.
gapization it is hoped every one will feel
an interest to help fix up the pleasant
village. There are now % lamps. Six
more will 60 up in a few days. 1t is hop.
ed the number will not stop until the
street is lighted as far down as j. Haw-
ley's corner. Some are very negligent
about lighting them. What are they for
unlessslto give light in these dark nights
While Mr. Yeager was in New York,
last week, his house took fire in the chin
ney. Had it not been for his courageous
wife, it would have burned down.
Business is slack at r. c. Toucey's,
just now.
Mr. Hadley has new stock of good:
come this week.
Irving Coan and Charles Seeley have
taken contract for 10000 ties.
Parlor Rock council expect to join il
the parade, to-day in Bridgeport.
Miss Sears visited in Long Hill on Mon
day.
Miss May Sweeney is clerking at w. B
Halls.
Presiding Elder G. S. Wing will preach
in the Methodist church, next Sunday a
l 80 m, after which he will hold quar-
terly conference. The Sunday schoo
session comes at II Is.
Mrs Lewis Brinsmade is visiting Mr.
Lucy Nichols.
Miss Ada Robb had friends visiting he
from Bridgeport over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Blakeslee visited Miss Ed
ma French, last week.