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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-02
ENGLISH FARMERS MARKETING

Corn Trade News A good deal is be-
mg written about English farmers
holding back supplies of the 1898 crop
but it does not appear that such is
really the case. The deliveries are
smaller than in the corresponding
period the previous season, but not
more SO than was TO he expected from
the Acknowledged deficiency in this
ye,rs yield. Since the commencement
Of the season, l. weeks have elapsed,
and the total quantity of English wheat
supposed to have been delivered
amounts to 1,253OO0 qrs compared
with l,512,OOO qTs last season in the
same time, or equaning for the whole
season 100000 qrS compared with
actual deliveries of 6,3OOOOa qrs in
1S92g3, 100000 qrs 1S91-92 aud
t,NO,pOO qrs I'm 1S,U-9l AS il Is
generally estimated the crop Of 1898
viii not afford much, if any, more than
about 100000 qrs for the mill, it
viii be seen that the claim that farm
erS are holding back their wheat has
no foundation In fact, and that for the
remainder of the season there is 3
probability of about 100000 Qrs Of
English wheat being all that millcrs
win secure each week until next Au-
gust leaving a void Of 10000 qrs to
be filled weekly with imported wheat
OF drafts from present warehouse re
serves, which are undoubtedly liberal,
even considering the low level Of
prices, and could easily furnish 5000
Qrs per week for 40 weeks and yet
leave 10000 at the ports nine months
hence
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-02
DENOUNCED, AS IT SHOULD Be.
fragrant Solecism Of Which Unnamed
London Swclls Are Guilty.

London Swclls Are Guilty
The wearing of the business shirt
is becoming more generally the vogue
says che Clothier and Fulnisher, and
is continued on from the spring and
summer is a greater prevalence. at the
present time. The colored stiff -bosomed
shirt, with ATTACHED cuffs of the same
material and detached white standing
Far-which is an American lnnoya-
ton has been taken up by the Lon
don and Partisan swells, and really
amounts, in Those foreign capitals, to
a pIlpable fashionable craze 1t was
worn properly with the single-breaSted
and dOuble.breasted sack suitings, or
the getaway suitinGs, which are In
dark dun finish materials in keeping
with the conservatism of the times.
The co2oring on the shirt front seen
through the lapels and at the wrists,
and the quclling Suartnests of the
white collar impart n rellshable zest
to the SomberneSs of the everyday
DuSiness-Iike ensemble
A few Of the ultra London swells,
possessed of more love of fnery than
Of sound judgment in the fashions,
have taken to wearing the business
shirt with the long tailed double
breasted AMI cutaway frocks of semi
formal aBtiI'e. This breach of good
form; this attempted application Of two
separate, not say distinctly different
phases, in the apparel code, is, further
more, sttgmarizcd by the wearing OF
the tall silk hat. The blending of the
most distinguished tic piece in the
calendar of mems belongings with a
positive feature of everyday routine
garb, is a preparation of one of the
most fragrant SolecisnS against the
recognized amenities of mems dress.
Should this abortive innovation find
followers it would simply tend, in a
short period of time to the relegahon
Of this now apply worn article to the
long list OF the has beens."
HapIlly, the right-nindel london
gentry have cried down the diYerting
Of thd business shirt to an utterly I'M
congenial and absolutely reprehenslble
channel, and the fad of the Anticipated
mstigators win be shortived.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-02

MS strange" murmured Figg
when the man who had passed raised
after he had opened the jackpot
" MS passing strange Truth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-02

There is q difference Of $1,0o0,oo0 IN
the reports made by the Cleveland na-
tonal hanks TO the comptroller Of the
currency and to the Ohio state audit
OF. This is explained by the fact tia.
the banks are taxed on the figures sem
ID the state officials
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
SOUTH soaRioeEWOCk.
Everything Working fabofably for Early
Erection OF the New Butter Factory.

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am 'uPPr' as
gwen oy Somerset 'IranSe on Fri!Ay night
of last week tin, rece pit from wAirh were
-nfu,tl,i,,, ,,,.., s3n IA,
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'HNi' 8" "a puni,c con mon
- ''''' '''' 'r's''''"V '' 't'A'i
Sa' NheH ltti'ioh W,s
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treated the city Of aaAurn faieh, anil they
cannot complain, AMI they ought not 10 he
heard 10 complain in the 5 nate of tue
State OF Maine,
Atter some further discussion, IN VI hich
Mr.. LihtN replied 10 some of the arguments
Of Mrssrs. Sciiers AMI Peaks, ami ia
whi>h also MIR, Peaks pointed aet moyv
sirongig the hjassi,e to the company ~
extending The liue BY reason Of taerct,y
limiting tlseiC time to G,SSc reptics AMI
Improvements Ii the turEa,ia were nas car
ric1l out; M sfler some tiGc further ar
snhient by Mr., Soldiers and Is Mr.
Griaiie cf Hancock, the raation was pus,
ana the amendment Of MIR. liahy Was re-
jcc,ed b, Is II :.
llJasc amendment 4 was then adopted in
conrGrrenct, aad the bill was read seconi
timc AMI passed 20 b. engFossed a.
amcnlrI,
nn motion Of Mr., Hersey of Oxford tie
Senat, then adjourned.
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At kEkT'S HILL.
The Spring Term Opens With Good Attendance
Officers OF the S0cities.

KE>r's Hun, IL Special. -Th,
Spring term of the school commenced her,
last week, but on account of the un-
favorable weather and dangerous roads,
the students came in slowly. There are
now. however, a large number present, ard
the machinery of the school is running
finely. \ class of twenty or more viii
graduate at the elo-e of this term. Prof
Stark, who was in poor health last wint r,
is much better nov, and able to attend 10
all his classes. During last term a roola
was fitted up for gynasium,
which was greatly enjoyed by the students.
In addition IA tins Mrs. !ldrwooi of Boston
gave l'>-uns IA pi,,-lca! culture.
0tc,rs tor the ensuing term have
been chosen OF follows Caifopraa
Society. Whitman Sticknev. prcsi-
dent, NJ. MAXIM. secretary. Lit,rui
Society A. |. smith president; A. =.
Wright, secretary. Adclphnan socIel
Jose Stratton, pse-iI,nt; Mctsleut A3pH =.
secretary. lirouAthran Sarl,t, E,hs!
Gor,len, president y. VI. q, Association
Payson Pierce. president; II T.. S;.Io,S.
recording secretary; II. 5. Ryd-r, CORE
spending secretary. Christian thieaNo'
Society; Fanny T. hose president Ii,j-
VI. BRYANT, secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

''Do send down s0Inetnin, to help us.t"
Those little Pleasant Peilrts. you sent be-
fore. were just shat we wanted 70 - they
helped right where we were the weakest
Don't send anything else.
Nature, abused and neglected, does her
be.t to overcome exhaustion and ward Oh
threatening disease, bat sometimes calls for
help, and knows just what she's abopt. The
system takes kindly To the aiitl. eboiesome
Inference Of Pierce's Pl.astnt Pellets, and
often their timely assistance correets evils
which would soon lead 10 serious results.
With the first signal Of distress. nature will
thank you for remembering her request.
Therefore. il lauguid, easily tired, bad
taste in mouth, bowels irregular nr consti-
pIsetl, give nature lift by taking DIR.
P.erce's Pellets. Best Liver Pill made.
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SUICIDE AT WiN0HaM
By a Despondent Man-A Prisoner Escapes
from Portland Jail.

PORTLAND. March 2l.-William DoihH.
aged IS OF North Windlam, committed
suicide by shooting himself. yesterday.
The cause was dependency.
This afternoon Isaac Smith, in Portland
Jail for larc, nv, made his escape. He had
been in poor health and was allowed the
privilege Of being in the kitchen. and being
left alone for a few moments escaped.
The sheriff is on his track.
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Suicide OF a Montsilie tatY.

Mo<ryrts. March 2l-- Sp""'''. --
Mrs. Albert VI. Plumner comnit'c s-'-i ''
Yesterday morning b, iiansiug hcr-'tl ~
the barn. Her husband. who WAS l'r"n'-
inent citizen. died the ;ir,t of last tr'il
Sh. was AZ cstimahle lady aud her emil r'u
have the sincere sympathy ct the conimua-
itv. She had long been subject 10 r'ri'Hs
of insanity. and had been dcra1gcd tor
week past.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The causes which produce cold are con-
,.r,irous with the confines of the world
They abound everywhere No land Is so
f,xo-ed as to be exempt from ti,e conditions
which produce them. Thsrsfore- Dr. Brirs
Coueh syrup, the infallihle remedy for all
such ailnents, SHOULD be kept all over the
world in every human dwelling. II is SO
comforting to know that yen wlil have |.
Randy when the emergency shall arise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

w,sul<.ro>. March q Pensions haF,
been granted to the following residents OF
Maine
Orixinsl. Satnyel Knight, Geo. l.. Mtiirr
VIM. h. Fsost, ehss. II. {. etis, john )
Latsargue: additional. Patrick TonIy
original. widows. etc, Josephine Banve
Catharine f. Chapman, Mary A. Whtn@'
Susan Haekett, Eliza J. Tracey, AaFN y
Head, mother.
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fINsIII fSSsEn,


RESOLVE.
Ia fa7 ar % thr St5fr 'feFil schaul-
ia f=ssr ~ FFreeric& !. s7vyens cF hss l,--ai
representatives,.
tu pHe'rrags pntHnlogy
to f.ivor nf th, cons,rit.fr APPOINTED ilT this
Leg sla'pTt 10 attend the funeral ~ tac late
HGs,. ~ &5iiian Wirt Virgin.
To gran, SID b. Ite STATE in Ia lding q bridge
ac 1-> N-sgN sekcsig -iF'ssf' e lied iFc
town ~ ht1Ify cnunte % A'toSiqsit-
In fnvnr OF road "a D.ilia- Plantation
Making atPrvp.latinn for TIE i'eaeO ent trbs
nf ihsi;sn>-
In relation 70 certain set lers lots in wslia-
sraSs pisuiatiep-
n 5l.i ~ bE iainz road III Ierasalea IA township
in FrsBkila e1ssiHty-
In favor Of Miss FaaBi. L. Ienkjns Of Newport
In favor Ct ki.Fa u. Poor
In ssTar Of ~ewaI Il. Prince
In 'sS"g n tGr Faraington state NorEnsl
school.
In faver ~ SancY r. Libby.
In faFo- Of James I. Holden.
taIhor.z4ag 4 temporary loan for ti4. year iee9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

On motion of Mr.. Thatcher Of Penohscet
the Senate reconsidered the vote whereby
iill an set relating to the forest commission
was 10 be considered without reference to a
committee. ard the bill was referred TO the
committee on judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Thatcher of Penobseot
Senate document No. Isl. resolve in favor
of the Penobscot tribe of Indians. was taken
from the table, read second time and passed
to be eng-ossed.
On motion of Mr.. Holman of Franklin
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w,surSeroS. March 2l.-Patenfs have
been granted TO Stephen L. Goodale, Saeo'
treating tyarated phosphates of aiumina
Edward I. Burrowes, Portland. a'taehmen'
"a frict,onal holding mechanism tor sprinG
se,,,ated shades: Frank l.. Bartlett Port
land. furnace for burning eeai screening
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MAINE NEWS.
Nathaniel Hall Commits Sui
eide b. Drowning,
And Mrs. Aibsrt H.. flummer Of
Montuile, by Hanging.
Maine Pensions. Postal LhEnses ard iny1a-
tons Mace Pub,ic cA tuesday,

BAssos, March q Nathaniel Hall. a
bachelor at Montague, committed eaieite
this morning He had been III for sofne
time, AMI while aluus. went 30 ti,e fiser and
jumped iato hol. in thc l,c An unsue-
oe7sful attempl vas nsdc to recover the
body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
siITY-sixTH SESSION.
SENATE

TrL>uAh, March 2l. 1893.
: The Senate was called TO order by the
President
Prayer hy the Rev. Mr.. Sargent Of An
gusta.
Journal of Yesterday read and approved.
Papers from the House passed in concur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON March 2l.-These changes
in the special postal service are annonnceFi
Route lis. South Solon TO Skowhegan-
From Ar-il /, 1898, change service so a. e
supplv West Coruville, between East Mai
ison and Skowbegan, increasing distance
I 95 miles.
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ss..a-sd by sno~-stish..y ceiesr-Thsrs.
e2y-AoriherIy Hises.

WARRINGTON. March 7i.-for Ner
England: fait wednesday. followed BY
sEow; THURSDAY, slightly colder. norther-
iy ~lni-. Signals displayed at Portland
anai Eastport.
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concurrence.
Butts RKAp AND ASSIGNED.
An act amendatary Of see. aS, chap. Of
thu Revised Statutes relating TO elections,
An ACT 10 incorporate the Seal llarbor
Wafer Supply Co,
An act 10 Incorporate the Maine Railway
Light and Power Go,
An act relating 10 she expenditure OF
school moncy.
An act 10 Incorporate the farmiugion
Safe Deposit CO.
Resolve i'll favor of Jcde,liah Elliott Of
Baldwin assigned for "Wednesday OF next
week
Resolve in favor of Isaac u. Fuller OF
Ruckield. On motion OF Mr.. Dickcy of
Fort Kent the rules were suspended ana
thus hill passed 10 be engrossei.
Resolve laying tax on the counties ot
the State for tlic years 1898 and lsgi,
This bill WAS passed 10 be cngrossaA Ia
the House anl IN The Sunat' amended b.,
Senate amendment \. On motion of Mr..
Higgins of limeri k this bill was laid on
the table pen ling its passage To bc er.
crossed
'"~'' ''''' '"''''N'' N"'
RtFtRKNp.
I,n,c,
BY Mr.. Higgins of Limerick an ar,
to incorporate thc Knox Manufacturing
TO.
r,.,,...,., ,,s,
by MIR. Bracket of limlngton Bin an
aci relative 10 the care of deposits made
wl'h The State treasurer in trust,
p,,. r,,,..,,,,,,...., ..,,. ,s.,......,....
BY Mr., Lawrence of Lubcc. rem0n-
strance of Geo. NJ, Foster and others of
Lnhcc against Washington county ioaning
It's credit IN aid OF railroad schemes; also
remonetrance OF {. L. Hobart and i3
elh'rs against the samo; also remonstran'c
ni John Saunders and ~ others against
ih" same. These papers were ordered placed
on file with other papers relating TO same.
By Mr., Hanson of MachiaHport, remon p
STRANGE of IL. H. Stevens and ~ others of
Cutler against Washington county loanine
It's credit for railroad schemes; also re
m"nstrancc OF >. W. Dcnnlson
and - others of Cutler
against same; also remonstrancc of W. j..
Mansfield and rs others OF .jonespori
against same also remHnstranGe of ID. j..
Sawyer and l'5 others against the same ;
also remons'ranec of u. Small and ~
others of Machiasport against the same,
Err,,,,ny
by MIR. smith OF Fr'sque lsle, bill an ac
" tstnu
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An act to amend chap. 6. of the Public
Laws of lSS7, relating to county law libra
rles.
An act to authorize the city council of
the city of Deerng to make certain sewer
assessments.
An act in addition to the charter of the
city of Auburn.
Resolve relating 10 paupers not having
any legal settlement within the State.
An act to incorporate the Warren Water
Co.
An act to authorize William B. Bisset
and David Armand, their associates and
assigns, TO build and maiutan a wharf in
pIland river in the town of Orland.
Resolve in favor Of the town of Weston.
An act to incorporate the Damariscotta
and Randolph Railroad Co, and to author
ize the construction of the same across nav
igable tide waters.
An act to incorporate the Lawry Dam Co.
Resolve in favor of perham Plantation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
HOUSE.


TuS>nAl, March 2l.
PRAYER b, the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
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NeiesroISsica, Hseor..
March .. lsg7. = P. MI
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Mr.. Noyes. from the committee on inland
fisheries and game. reported, ought 10 pass
IN bill an act for the protection of trout in
Marshal pond AMI its tributaries in the
town of Hebron, oxford and Paris. in OK
f0ri county report accepted and oriered
Nrinfed under rule.
Mr. Stoddard from the same committee
reported ought to pass on bill an act for
The protection of fish m Hobbs pond s,.i
its tributaries in the town Of Hope in the
county of Knox report accepted and
ordered printed under rule
Mr.. Rollins from the same committee re
ported ought to pass on bill an act to amend
sec. 81, chap 30 Of the Revised Statutes az
amended by chap. IS. Public Laws Of 1891
relating 70 the protection of game; read
and assigned; also reported in nex draft
and ought to pass on bill an act to amend
sec q Of chap. % Of the Public Law Of
1881 relating TO the killing of wood duck
black teal or gray duck report accepted
and ordered printed under rule.
PRINTED BILLs RgAp Axp AssiGsgD.
House document No. 3GI. an act Great.
ing the Rumfori Fails Village Corpora
tion.
BftLs PASSED TO BE EsGHossnD.
Resolve fixing the number df copies Of
certain reports printed at the expense of
the State. Tabled on motion Of Mr.. Lane
of Augusta.
An act to legalize the doings Of the town Of
Hermon.
An act TO abolish the trial fee in civil suits
in the municipal court of Watefsille.
An act to prohibit tire exhibiting Of
bears. On motion Of Mr.. Lane Of Au-
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Committee on legal affairs, to which was
referred bill an act amendstory of see. two,
chap u of the Private and Special Laws of
leJl, relating to the fire department of the
city of Lewiston.report that the same should
be referred to the next Legislature.
Committee on inland fisheries and game
reported ought to pass on bill AN act for the
better protection of trout in Mud pond so
called, in township > Range I, Franklin
county, which was laid on the table to he
printed.
Same committee reported ought to pass on
bill an act to protect fish in Garland pond in
Foxcroft aud Sebcc in the county of Piscat-
aqui, and is outlet winch was laid on the
table to be printed.
Bus rt-~tn T." nt hNnU">sEn.
An act to amend sec. 80, chap, 81 Re
vs..l Statutes, relating to change of names
of persons.
IN act ameuIatory of chap. lO2 of the
Public Laws of 1891 entitled an act to pro-
vide for the printing and distributing Of
ballots at the public expense and TO regu-
late voting for State and city elections.
An act to amend soc. -, chap. lis, Re
,.ed Statutes, relating to extortions or
compuls'ons by threats.
Anactto amend secs. IL and l7,chap. l02.
Revised Statutes. relating to writs of
nandamus
An net 10 amend see. s. chap. I%.Reyised
Statutes, relating - unclaimed bodies for
anatomical purposes.
Bulls PASSED 70 IN EN,trEp.
NN NCr
70 amend see -. chap % Of Ii. rubic Law. OF
1891. relating 20 COW sui moose.
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gusts, this hill was laid en the table. pend
,ng its tlard reading.
An act 10 amend chap. 81 Of the
Public Laws of isSs, entitled .san act
relating TO Msdswsska Training School"
An act TO incorporate the Newpor,
Water Co, Mr.. Woodbury. Of Deering
offered an amendment which was adopted.
This bill was then passed to be cngrosscd
as amended.
Bus PAssrp TO RI ExAcrEp.
Resolve authorizing Il temporary loan for
the year 1898.
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An NCr
fo amend see. -. chap pa of h Putiit Law
1891. relating 10 COW sud moose.
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BY Mr.. Smith of l'rrsque Isle, bill an ac
relating to free high school in the town oi
Etston.
Milford chronicle., 1893-06-30
HOUSTON.

The Children's Day service held IN the M.
Z. church last Sunday week was one OF the
most successful ever held here. The decora-
tions were very tasteful. The infant class
did remarkably we'll in rendering their part
of the program, and Miss Bessie Counselman
and Mary Dickerson deserve credit for the
patient training of these little ones. The
chorouses by the school showed persistent
training, and the quartetts and solos by Mr..
L. w. Counselman, and daughters deserve
commentator The collection, 1 am sorry
to state, was very meager, especially from
such large congregation. The trustees OF
the NJ z. Chuch here are contemplating the
repairing and remodeling of the church.
The remodeling will consist of eularging the
interior Of the church, frescoina or papering
the wall and improving the entrance and
building a bellfrey which is much needed.
Mr.. Mercellus Smith hrs builta comforta-
BILE addition to his dwelling, aud Mr.. J. B.
CouuseImau has built summer Kitchen
Mr.. w. +. Akers has beautifed his residence
with a coat of paint.-The annual school
meeting was held last Saturday. Mr.. j. B.
Counselmau was elected commissioner and
Mr.. r Graham clerk.-Prof Andrews, from
Greenwood, has organized quite a large
singing class here.-Corn is looking fairly
well considering the drought Potatoes and
garden vegetables are suffering from the
droupth. The prospect tor peaches in this
ueighborhood is large. Your correspondent
saw on a limb about two feet long fourteen
healthy looking peaches which had been cut
from tree in Mr.. /. W. Counselman's or
chard and this specimen was but one Of
many similar branches There also seems
an abundant prospect for other fruits. To-
matoes are showing rapid growth
Mr.. Chas. Wilford has moved from town
to Mr.. Zack Johnson's farm house for the
purpose of experimenting Mr.. Johnson's
cannery-Mr. John Thomas, formerly OF
this place, but now of Dover, was the guest
of his best girl last Saturday aud Sunday
John, eldest son of Mr.. Zack Johnon re
turned home from Delaware College last
Thursday to spend ''The Fourth" at home
Mr.. John Burton spent last Saturday with
his sister. Mrs r, Graham Miss Belva
| Tollev spent a few days sast week with rela-
tives in Lincoln. w. B, Counselman
and son. from Baltimore, are the guests OF
Mr. w. Couuselman.-Mrs S. Smith left for
BROOKLYN, N. Y to day, where she will
spend the summer with her sister.
Milford chronicle., 1893-06-30
HARRINGTON.

Miss Addie Murphy, of this place, and DR.,
c. w. Sipple, formerly of Harrington put
now of Smyrna, were married IN Philadel-
phia last week at the home Of the brides
brother er-Abner B. Plnmb is at home from
Newark. Del, where he has just graduated.
Miss Caddie Sharp is home on her vaea-
ton. She has been attending Mrs. Kebb's
private school in Wilmington. Alex. New
man is home from Wilmington on vacation
where he is learning the trade Of maehinist
with Pusey & Iones.-Mrs Tillie Anderson
died, after a lingering illness Of several
weeks. on Monday morning. at II O'Clock,
aged "a years. She was buried on Wedues-
day afternoon at Hollywood Cemetery Fun
eral services in the Presbyterian Church CON
Quoted by the Rev. ]. B. Hutchinson Mrs.
DR.. Klump, of Williamsport, Pa, is visiting
her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z.
Walcott Mrs I.avinia Edmunds and daugh'
ter. of Washington, D. c., paid Mrs. l. ?.
Hanson a visit the latter part of last week
Dennis dinuer, who has been sick for several
weeks died on Sunday morning last at nine
O'clock aged IS years, Interment at Holly
wood Cemetery, on Tuesday morning. run
| eral services were held at the house by the
/ Rev.yp. II, Rawlins, of the NJ. +. Church. =
Fnenklin Bros. advanced the price for max
fng peach baskets on Monday last to one cent
a piece. They had been paying Twenty-Five
kcents for thirty baskets up to the above date.
f1he advance in the price put "vim" IN the
lboys and they are now turning them out al
1.-THE rate of about 900 a daY.-Zadoc Clark
nephew Of Esquire CLARK, Of Harrington, has
been on a visit here for few days. he
went West twenty-one years ago aut
has not been back during the time
until he made this visit here. He re
turned to his home on Tuesday lasS--