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New suit. Flied.

fAs following Hcw slfits were HE'D I'm thu Of
ice VI the clerk of the superior eusirs Yesterday
Jat = r. Ronnis vs.. school District M y. in
ksns eenHty-suit 10 recover Sos Is ca a build
Ing contract.
skagit Born Company -. T. IL MeNastar
sattsaF AZ Injunction aud receiver
~. Chapman ys. &. A BIaekstons and Afxfs,
ehaanafi-sais Tor . receiver anu dissolution 81
apsf.narshfp
J. sfcgi:sfa y.. K T. Eaglebrecht e. al
saltao receiver g ior ground teat aud ssl y
Tor lsxes paid.
Hznnah Johnson ~. II A. Mnrtrude ct e5x
suit fe recover slss1. money Loaned.
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go. grand jury yesterday turned il.
- RON the investigation of the
Ease long enough 10 return true bill.
- John AeSeary, the man. who
sek John Murphy on the head with an
...a ssonpiing pin On the night of septen,-
- s.hasies Aeeiee. charged with rob
D' oot Olson OF s. in silver AMI
L. 40 aos $50 on October /, and Stan
accused of crime against
-. : Luney and james Dunn. sho
- - snafsed ~ith completely in the rob.
~ !. % oison. Mere exonerated and the in
a'ssnsni against them returned A not a
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Atscshse TO we'd Was issued yesterday for II. III
sanss ana Ethel T. M9Iane. both Of Seattle.
iasfe were Two homestead AMI Two eash
eh'ass ~ ths United states land of.ice yesterday.
ION Eisss Mestiaks. nstIse of England
yesterday
To Puget soune Towsga COMPANY xss..rs.v
lied . Heei IN tao United Ssa.e. COM. as.zI,.7
TIE schooner JOAN u. TaIiant tn recover a biII
O saas ios tossing the vessel into the sstalts .
few seeks ago.
dFsee Baker. married wonlaa Of middle age
was bfeHghf down rom Hlaex Diamond yestsr.
aay n charge Of Deputy sheriff Jack MeDoaalf
anu taken hssoFs Judge fssugley Ga q eharge OF
wassa ade
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NOTICE To CONTRACTION,

-.
To thNIkACToRs-s TrxDEpC
sh1ofzea View Parliament Raildiygs g.
ts ia -, tFAet No Z viii ue rec.ivas 10 -
1,+ i1.D1tshia eaisf Commissioner of Isns. 80.
x ~.tss up 20 o'clock y. m, OF Thursday ss1fn ~
,s stptL lsss' for the several trAfas rsont,ss a.,
49, Sssts.on OF new parliament buildings A. lar.
1Ie rtcAFafor, mason and brfcklaverss z.srxr
= hs carpenter and lniner's w9Y.
Ae s=aters aad ptastexsrs xor.
he opportunity work
. hs sftllsA and iFunfuuuasrs. vrnxA
q IBe plumbers yyor.
q. The painters WORK
the wA0.e work ~1S ens trade or for
80 - AN 1etAlts etc. prepared nv y n IA,
q CT can be seen II the ssf1ra - - :.
% $50 o9i o. after MGndsy s1rFofsy ~ s.s.s
s1.sfistrts Quantities clearly ssseyses.s = 80
o. Toe NofG eau be obtained m -
fSt rs.n trade This sam asIg - -. -s =.
SAs Aassssrs GA receipt Of asssa - -. so
tShaeF must h~ aeceratas.,s5..s -. -
~ePsvi oShk check equal to = per -. -. az %
aa4oaht 81 eAEa ira t~r isrsd for xnles -
sstAlse8 as part secEFtty for the ae1s - e
os tae wofS be check viii de- ress-r = Afie"
s@.srS-fas competitors cut all 10 Farfs,e - i4-
'a ste Bay decline TO execute cons "a, :,
cepted a. TssArtly &c
Lspufy Commissioned Of Lands ana 49,,
1sncs and Norss Hepsrffasnf ""'Sa
fEct0flas a. G. -cpt@nDeg - iass
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VI. Inuha RaH>a

IT Louis. Oct a-The track was fast s.r,.
magies SUM-
SsryIs third Time, "a " 'eS'ha,
-FOUR and hats ACKNOWLEDGMENT wo,
S',a zee second. Htilsbofo third. lime, .s.IS -
r.. : eur aad half furton gs- Boule wor ~
IL y second. Jeha Wilson thirI. fine. s. wv
rive 1nFongs-Jeuuis Harding ,sno Mt,,t.
= .tSo.a, service third lime. I:ulA
rive fufsougs-IFene IT w0n sonsns.,h,rf.
se.oad. Russell Gray third. Time .os,- 'S'
atis-i eug Ten uou. Leonard seeo,,a s,s
set third Tine, t.4sl1 SeinsE-
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srostsd against his record. but oniy vent n1is
In 2-eTs< Summaries:
2sB rscs-Eal Billiard won Atlantic King
seeozs, DfvEz tai-1- Tlrne. -.sEi- DtyAnss
owner pstitsoasd sgsfnsf TIE indxass seeis3o1
All tEos-Pr4aee Hsrsca4l won. Jennie wilkes
sscoz3. Pss Mr. Boy fhSrd Tfnze. -sIs-
ze-4 tros-Fa1ry son. TIE Conozeror second.
AlfressA tA:rc- T4ne. fsI-1.
z--o pare. noFetty-Esx 1areo WOE. Noonxfone
seco11. Hal Parker thru Tizae. =. H.
-.I trot-Co.r39r w0n. T. s Frsnea second.
chGsssils third T.us, 1.E-s.
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HEARING OF rus yo1eA.s CREW
Testimony ~ ~ landing af Struggled
1hImese Ianaa Tic lEna.

~-EEEsFEE9F Ess ~ ks1RFatAF8E slE
Chinese From the Boat
The preliminary hearing o. L. N. Rar-
rington, Henry harrington. J. +. Rya,
and ". l. Baldwin, who are CHARGED hv
the government officials with saaur.lleS.
thirteen Chinese into the United States -,
board the little steamer Eoiga about 49,.
weeks ago. vas commenced before T=n5ts9
States Commissioner E.uery yestss.f,,-
but only the testimony ol the soyerfsr,..,,.
officials and an Indian who saws he a.,
messed the landing 81 the Chinese a.
taken before the hearing Was alF1Brse3
Over to Monday. Owing to the Imrsftan.
nature OF the case aad she large ftnu.bsr
OF spectators IN attendance the hearing i
being had In the United States court ROOFS,
in the colman block, and net a. the com.
missioncr's Office,
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THE BALL IN PLAY.
First Football Game of the
Season Today.
SEATTLE VS.. PORT TOWNSEND.
Yale style Of Play Txp<etsd 70 Garry
the Elae Diamond 20 the Front
Hew the Teams Will Line TIP

Tie intercollegiate football season 10 on
this afternoon IT Madison park when the
fs4Ens Of the athletic clubs Of Seattle and
Fort Townsend line mp, and IL the weather
Is anything Ike deeen; the opening prom
fses 20 be 3 brilliant one The great sue
cess OF the recent kouse-warTning of the
Seattle club - evidence Of the number Of
as friends. and this. along with the Won
eerfnl hold the game has on popular favor,
oagnt 60 mean q big and demcnstrative
croNd a. the park. Il viii lie fashionable
gathering, too, as well rs u large and rep
rssenta;ive one Apart from the frenzied
shouts Of the hooters" goading the play
ers On. the presence Of beauty appiauding
from the stands vii be additional incen-
ave TO urge the young knights OF the
eanvas jacket to greater deeds OF valor.
III The friends Of the blue diamond do
what Il expected Of them the display of
bite and white eolors will be tremendous
one. while the din from foghorns and
other instruments Of torture will be so ap-
paIiing :. 10 strike terror TO stoater hearts
than those of the boys from Port Towns
enc. and above ali is expected 10 ring out
the var cry Of the club:
-. A. c. Rah-rah, rah-rahl
= a. C. Rah-rah. rah-rahi
Hooray. Hocrayi
Seattle, Washington, L. s. A"
As neither team has yet had its ability
actually tested there can be no sure means
OF aguring out the result. lie would seem
from the superior advantages Of coaching
that the home team has had and the
presence IN its RANKS of several ex-
perieneed players. that il ought to
win. However. il is a hard matter
10 make accurate predictions on form
asone, and the visitors will certainly
have the best Of IL as regards physical
condition and the length of time in train.
ing III reports from Port Townsend are
true the home team will have consider
aoiy The advantage in weight. The aver
age weight OF The visitors Is said TO be
hS3 pounds, while the Seattle players. in
football clothing, viii average eight or
nine pounds heavier. Ii these weights
are Tor the Port Townsend men stripped.
then there Is little difference between the
teams. The weights of the Seattle men
As they go on the field will be rs follows:
Blaine, a6. Emmett Russell, 100: Nickels.
lso Randall, fs2. BaIIiett, Us; George
russell, IA Bond. IT,; Goodwin. 1872.
feIiy, lbs; Calhoun. i56: Frederick, I4o.
The Port Townsend team will reach the
city about O'Clock by special boat, bring
ing With them a large crowd of shouters.
ihey viii be at once escorted by recep-
ton committee to the Athletic Ciub's
quarters There they will dress and will
90 aiFect TO the grounds. The bali will
oe put IN play N o'clock sharp. with
IL N. HuTd as umpire and George r
'aTtsr as referee The teams will line IN |
az follows:
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Ass. Minnie q. fesles yesterday fled IN
we prostate court her petition tor an al
ioNanee 81 800 Der month from her hus-
oaahs estate. She j. willing to allow the
s-'sso already paid her By the special adj
minasfrator 10 be deducted from her share.
N We estate. The allowance ii granted
VIZ date from December Ii. fsg.
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Los, Her Iiard-Earn.a S..E.~.

iannah Johnson yesterday commenced
sun IA the superior court against IL
Nortrgje aud his wife - recover \ - 80, =
promissn-y note. The story sl-se.f. :
the transaction + = rather Iuterez tz-... -.,...
She says that IN April Ass she. a.. { -. -
Iosit IN 4 Seattle hauk SlS3. her ssvss-.
for May years. AoFtrygle. Issres.- -
this, wished 10 obtain loan Of the n,,a.,.
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u RfonIA Esm@a.

mzrIss- SUM
SIX furiaags-H ispania won. baron $780,.
Aurora tGgFi. Time, lis essoaa'
:. Niss-ih s ooTeTness wan Pearl \ saeor,
Mas Dixie tatr3 Tine I.ks Ne"hi'
seven tuF-uaEs-Henry jenkins w,. -.
SsaSNe second. Nay I. second Tigns- / 70 N'a
Itsftsssx tesnSas OF mils-Elmar woe Nat
sessaa, freeman third lime. III "'''"'e
Five ia -iaoEs-Ieauis Miles vs. r.,
sesoa9, little Miss third lime e4a{
- - tatl 81 40 won. Caess Rogxs ssro,s
"ssa73aa snlfa Tine, HISS A'
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LEG Al SUTIEEA.

THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 49,
= county, Washington. Probate dspsfsns :.
In the matter OF tbs estate OF John &C.,
ceased No ~. Notice of sale OF real go. 49, =
Notice Is hereby given that Ia pnrsaAnoe -
order OF tie superior court OF kHssR 49,
Warrington. IN sde The fourth day 81 49,
1888. ia tie matter of the estate Of John -. =
deceased the undersigned. the adniassf.sses -
TIE sad estate. stli eel al puaIic sncsssn = -
hghest bidder al the 'front.' door Of The eosss.s ~
IN King county, Washington. st ten ossecA !. -
forenoon of Monday The thiTtieth day 90 49, 49, ~
les3. and subject 20 confirm alton By sail CO..
the estate. rights. title and Interest VI ~ ~
John Met oil the time Of his dssIn Ana =. -
estate right. ttte and interest that tue 49,
has, by operation of law Otherwise ssf1s -
other than aud Ia addition 80 that OF tbs $50 ~
Actoii NJ The time OF MS death. in and - - !. -
certain lot. piece or parcel Of isad sHaAas -
and being ia King county. WAsni goa
bou nGsi and described a. follows 10 VII
The north one.haif - OF the n ftas - r
quarter Al Of the seath sest one -eaaf1sls. - r
ghe soal heast = quarter "a of seesisa atss p
township tsenfy- i've north Of range tnf~e -
willamette Meridian. upon 1Aa foiAoNi1s
ana conditions tsrwts .....-. =
tsus-fourth cash. god coin Of the z nsssa
America To be maid al the E.E8s 81 ssse - p
fourth cash. gold coin Of IBs Eisra ~ ~
America. sf the time Of TIE euBnrsssu9n -
sale ny said court aaa ths esecnEfon % ss@.1
ance the esuassers sHa the remainder sh :. RI
sis Tnoaths after the date 81 said cansfys1s.sSo
Dc secured bS note AMI FIST nieFtzs<s -
sap 'sA- '' WILLIAM TIEaKrEk
Administrator OF The estate Of John 49,
esaSs1 1850. :
wtHEI.4 a. MooHk Attorney for Adrzss
Dated At Seattle " ash october o, -
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Ses The Seattle Cedar La.nber CO.

SUIT negan by the North Pacific
s'ssosiaafsi ahIngIe Company on Thurs.
asy was against the Seattle Cedar Corn
rsas anu not against the Seattle Cedar
49, company. as stated in yesterdays
i.sas Isl fiiassssEg The Seattle Cedar
eohfanf i an Old corporation not now
sashssd III business. aud has no eonnee-
eoa With The Seattle Cedar Lumber Com
panY. O''
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Nn. yesk. faet she new tuBs-aer IL
ezaIa sssspEses sneaor st guarantees A. e. S
e-sssss fazfksaI keat<ax Els NrxYleus resszrvI
hsl.t = tas ssstY d Fsrss. - afEY eve uatnutsS
Tas laesals teEt eaesassoSa 81 Isls a r7.
usssssss ) ssa So @5ksszes - SSadv Ha4ss
lshssAlp 81 isses a'e1=ss taa}saI SIC tsas
aassssssp Fzsa "a tEa Ess#eaesssas5 ttaaS as ays
zsz.sxseea sszsss aas sWsaEs aYs atuHs~z
NaIss rea.fssetely - 5Fsss a. fevsaeF resss,ss
sad sssss tss I-ssssslA sae asa'seafsa S4ssa
e - 60
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So yeHk. - -kaasTts =.-ea. I've s SO
r. q. stzass4az - sas p9zye*s - sss tuysraa
tssa.E sslstsrs gaatrh aasa Fzsy U.s. resauzasi
II tae feaax isessaa Eeatkai. ias seosps gez
as ss.ses,,s wsss k4szras Lee. Isss sIS. sstsE
So sstests 49,. zses z.ss1 ThsS lssrss
So. - s.Akzsa ne E<szSeatzxes uza~s
Il -. axSs = etsss Iae alxessg Eaus ~
E.zzst..srss E.ssserss -. Ives =
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

SELsoS-fa seattle, al Providence haspitaI
Thursday, October s. 1888 D. Il Nelson of w
photd fever. aged IS years
Remains 81 Bonney Il stew arts awaiting orders
from hts WIFE who is supposed be either VAN
eouver. x. e, or Victoria
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Dandruff forms when the glands of the
skin are weakened, and. If neglected. bald
ness Is sure TO follow. Halls Hair Re-
newer - the best preventive.
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Exchanges 1t
clearing houses

oloAaa<~ --.s -.
Portland ..-...-
The iobhing By
are coming in '
well satisfied
dealers and com
ness in their :
The truth IL tina
is past and bus
good again for n
summer. Tho :,
bles. dairy produ
All brands of |
ticie and campt
onequarter Of q
have also been az
isno change In
already 50 higt
Light fancy brs
Wholesale. Will
brings ls9ls cen |
Grapes are chsa
grapes h quite II
every effort 70 di
efn grapes arrive
no sale for the G
bring 60 TO 80 cen
concords will Arl
Iayed on the road
before Monday
There are now IN
Yakima, but hare
are they packed
We'll.
A car load oil
They are hard vi
per box.
Tomatoes are ri
fui than last wee
Pesrs are also .
y In market Pri
Cabbage Il inor(
Ut | cent per pour
Butter and eggs
Il q uosed at ;. O,
fresh ranch eggl
Eastern eggs are J
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81 nTEIa farE

hossis fssks oct 6-The trsek wa.
Summaries. 'ss~
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won v..,,-
oa3, osF JACK third. Tsr1a. lsaI $50
81. aasi.ssI, aias- victorious woa. Tie Iron.
t.ssI.-it.s HeFaa h.aH3ey thlrd. TlTae I.45
= - 5"'lss- ssel Kramer ~na, Clio t'ait -,
g. = Ad&ie thts4. Time "a. '' ~
a.. .- sha aye-s Stesnins-Rsmapa woa Red.
SAB seoooa' -'F Batter gaita. Tine > *
- t}4Fta@ss-t direction woa L4esu I.Hh,fl.
ssCiss2. me, f-GEf- 'sstSs-'s
Fs 5lfianss-k stsis,y son. Faesotau, s.s.
cad, H4se& Hawk thlrI Tsuae. f-GS SSe-
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= silver bars, pef
Mexican dollars


z =
NEW YORK, oe
IN iaexawa,,na 4
day. the general /
Tho little deal id
The decline of
quickly recovered
pfroteehnics, ths
- per cent. ad
. gares. and show
f'ient for the DAY
make; closed fir1
sover ument boz
Petroleum -ste
sosem Dor, og1c /
EaAps|
he following Il
W TIE week euda
s&'s correspondent
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Natural wool shirts and drawers at S. een.s
saeh at the big underwear sale today. HyaEns.
Pauson a Co
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i" CRISP SNAPS"

NJ adsson
9500-Lot 50xle0 feet In Ponslns addition, near
Albert street
S2.5o0-Two very desirable lots on Chestnut
street. in Rentoa Heights
De. s5O-HoGss Of nine rooms In Lake Union a. g.
trict-
%. 6oG-one and one-half lots in Denny's Broad
way add. bon ton neigh DO hood
$50 per acrs--O0 acres ten miles west of navy
yard. oJ acres well cult vatei bottom land be-
sides other valuable improvements.
-. S03-Ihres lots IN Queen Anne town. dne
view. grated street near bradley.
-. 5o0-ffye acres of choice wafer front on Lake
Nashiogton
%. 000-Ten acres of partially improved water
'front.' On the Sound. boat Ian ding depot etc
Dc, o0o-Boat doing a fine business to ell or ex-
change for first-cIsss real estate.
"ANTED-One two cheap lots In Renton add
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NEW EAygs. Coau-. Oct 6-Ths intsrcn-
legIGte tennis tournament vas finished here to-
caY Case won the championship in singles
aad Chase and Budiong, Of Brown, ths cham
psonsaip IN doubles
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csraeFs hair shirts and drawers 20 at 81 each
today. Hyams, Pauson & Co.
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PHILApELrHrA, Oct s-The ALI Phiiscelphias
defeated the Australians st cricket today with
comparative ease. Score: Ali-PhIlsdeIphias 49,
Australians s..
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aases ssa t@ss EEFse 70 FszzE sszs2 "a zessa Pats
as ~essazssszase Eaa Ezasa Aeta kns aaess
al - e sAsaF sEaa = tss ~arzz ~ s4az
ssss sss@age = sr4a asxs >snz1as Ezre oaay g. -
fss - - ira see a=sF.zs saseE4ass szeat n
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hA fkAf4t E'- WONDERFUL KEs.ur,.-.
hFuLlA&ssai- Dyspepsia. private sfs.s1s..
ssSe'Aafy. A@sacs if.ss oIlics f3ls IlllFd .irss.
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EEASsFttts- Iad,. Oct 6-The south xssts,,
o=Tnst faees closed here today. pf,s~t'..-
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"E"H ofaSFeU TOT Aoohys h&cht E&1ce.
NEW YORK. 0cs- 6-Tae big yachts viii race
again tomorrow. ans there Is prediction that
fhsy viii hare plenty Of wind 70 keep them
moving FO-scaster Smith premises eassersy
stzts tneressing IN fofcs aas shifting to
soatkeriy-
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49,. w.sss .aarss sss atsxsss =. Seas -
asx xIrsgax. fsgsSsa : -
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SAN FRA
y M
sr

SAN FRANcIsc
In the merchant
remaining firm a
markets are stead
Vegetables aud
Potatoes snd on
Picked grades
Eggs-Firm.
Pouitryweak
Game Iig At ID
Produce receip
~ heat. centals, o,
ecntals. 100. bead
No: bran. sacks,
FiourWe quot
extras. 965Da. "a
VI rW2U0: super
heaf-Sa 4 =
~ Wl<. milling. 4
Bariey-No. l
Gae. brewing, 1
for > standard, and
grades.
oatsNew, red
milling. tl.1ta1i.
good TO choice, 81
Oil: surprise, 81.
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CITIES

= Ear silver. mr,
aexieaa dollars
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.. 10. feet IN m
= 49,
I'll 49, 5. II
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-03

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A ARCHER, VI. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-03
for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, D~iarrhPa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
For several years l have recommended
your 'Castoria, and shall always continue -
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDwIN r. PARDEE VI. T.,
l25th Street and eth Ave, New York City
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-03

The use of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, d. D.,
New York City.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21
JAMAICA.

Ralph Daggett has gone to work
for DR.. c. S. Brigham.
H. H. Reed has got a new steam
whistle in his mill on Mechanics street.
Leroy Rawson of Worcester. Mass,
is here on a weeks visit with friends.
Harry Castle and Charles Mark Of
Waterville, Mass, is helping VIM. H.
Castle cut his hay.
Ed Perkins of Windham has moved
into VIM. Barnes tenement lately oc-
cupied by Will Davis.
Rev. A. NJ. Higgins of Summer
vile, Mass, is in town.
Merit Howard cut his little finger
and the one next to it very badly one
day last week. The little finger had
to be taken off and the other he fears
will be stiff
The women that skipped from here
about two weeks ago were brought
here by Sheriff Shumway Monday
night. At the hearing, Tuesday, they
waved examination and were put under
$3.50 each. They procured bonds.
Miss Minnie Read is on the sick
list.
Silas Barnes has laid a plank side
walk along in front of his premises
which makes great improvement to
his already well improved residence.
Mrs. Josie Huntington and Mrs.
Florence Farwell Of So. Londonderry
were here at Mrs. Huntington's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransel Frost, over Sun
day.
We have just examined the school
register of Dist. No. II at Maynard
Hollow for the spring term that closed
June 31st, 1t would be hard to find a
clearer register in town. OF the 20
scholars that comprised the school nine
did not have mark and there were
but nine tardies. There were four pu-
pills that pursued higher than legal
common school studies. The school
was taught by G. N. Wyman, teach
er of great experience.
Mrs. Vincent starts this week for
Chicago to spend couple of months.