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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

The object OF this amended and supple
mental bill is 10 have ascertainedi de-
fernined and judicially declared the
oornershin and the rights ana liabilities
OF the maker, ind0rsers ana holder or
1870 ~ a certain promissOry note FOR
the sum OF 81, 23i made BY the said j. ~.
Derbyshire. payable 70 the otuel ot sL l'
"nor,esttc'' Sewing Machine company
dated March ., 1898, ana pdyaD,e ~. ~
e1st as. 1898. and Endorsed BY the DO
nestle" Sewing Machine Company D "a
Iones and others. or OF a note OF approx
inatelv this description, now ~ tne pos
session. of II. VI. Smith, Jr, OF the cry
az Richmond, Va, as attorney, anu 70
have an Injunction 70 restrain lesdi pto-
csedings on the said note or any ulsPo-
Sition or transfer thereof until the IuttheT
order Of the court: and especially 20 nave
In iudicially determined and declared uaat
there IS no personal liability upon tne
said l. H. Derbyshire by reason o1 his
bsving made the said note.
And affidavit having oeen Hhaoe anu
eied that David HUTCHINSON, Janette Aol-
yatf & NJ. Jones. the Domestic sewing
Aqaehine Company and Andrew hlIk-
s'atricL receiver OF the Domestic sew
10 Machine Company, are non-reslaents
re re he state OF Virginia, IL rs ordered
10 they appear here within nIteen days
efpe- he due publication OF this order
60 40 what Is necessary 70 protect thelr
interests in this suit
a cOpy-Teste: -.
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
STU, IFS q HOLIDAY and JOHN Ii.
DINNEEN, p. q. oSlo-"of"
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

KIIHMINDl - NUN' y I0'o'
Offerings 3,GJS bushels; corn
(whiteJ, $50 bushels, oats, go bushels;
sales-Wheat, 3.434 bushels; corn
(white), 500 bushels; oats, 26J bushels;
rye, - bushels
QuOtations-Wheat Longberry, Csc. TO
CSC: mixed, Gic. 10 Csc; shOrtberry, G0c.
10 Csc; No. red. &C.
Corn-White. prime Virginia dag lots),
46c to 47c.; No. > white, 46c TO 4Ic. i;
No. . mixed 4jc. to 46c.
Oats-Winter Qor seed. Soc. to JSc. !;
No. mixed 3Jc. to 3Jlsc.; No. mixed
&c. TO 34Hc.
RIVE L.tc Ia ISc
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PRICE. 3 Centz
lOur price 10 sender Of
4 6Coppons, 8 ce1ts
Nov. 5
1870


Nos LAYS or M.clULsr
No+ THE HOUSE HAWTHORNE
Mr. GAsKEL-
NO. IHE COMING RACE IoRDLT
MOI DREAM By Marvel.
Nos
Mob BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS NJ YNeE
NO MOssES FROM AN OLD MANsE HAWTHORNE
No H. me ScARLET LETTER NATHASnL HAWTHORNE
No2 ESSAYS OF ELLA By CHAR1EsI 4MR
No 3D. VICAR OF WAKEFIELD illustrated By OLIVER GotDsurL
NoA PAUL AND VIRGINIA
No6 STORY OF AN AFRICAN Ralph
No IL LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS EDSoSsrOuSE
No 49, LUCILLE By MEREDITH
from
No
The
TfmesB 10 OF
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PORT OF WEST POINT. Nov. 7. Is
ApITUTVT

PORT OF WEST POINT. Nov. 7, 1873
ARRIVED
steamship Berkshire Hooper, Provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship William Lawrence, Foster
Baltimore, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte Nickle, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship William Lawrence, Foster
Providence via Norfolk, passengers and
general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Marshall, Walker
ton. passenCers and general cargo
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oorsrnor Rnls. pcfsat.a 10 LOVE-.

DIES MONIES, IOWA. Nov Though
returns have been received TO make the
election OF Jackson CRep), for Governor.
over Boies, reasonably certain by ma
jorlty OF s. 900
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nonIclae In Ranpahannoek.

FLINT HILL, VA. Nov. 7.special.-
John ). Dulin snot and killed John I.eake
at Washington, Va, to-day. Particulars
not known,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

BRUNSWICK, GA, Nov. 7.-Only six
new cases Of yellow fever were reported
to-day three Of which were white as
follows:
Alexander Anderson, Douglas Davis
and Mrs. Morgan. The three colored pa
tients are Lizzie Boykin, Richard NJ
Burroughs and Richard Wilson. There
were no deaths. I.Arty-one patients were
discharged, eighteen OF them being
white.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov Acting
Secretary Curtis said TO the Southern
Associated Press reporter to-day that
money would be sent to John II. DeVaux,
collector of customs at Brunswick
Georgia, TO pay the marine hospital at
tcrdants and others engaged IN fighting
yellow fever, as soon as vouchers for
last money advanced are received. Under
the Jaw a larger sum Of money than the
bond Of the collectors .O00-cannOt be
placed I'm his hands at any time until
the old vouchers shall have been receiv-
ed III this case the delay was in for
warding vouchers. The money will be
sent not later than tomorrow morning
Patients Escape From the Camp.
BRUNSWICK. Nov. 1T was rumored
I'm Brunswick late tonight that Siegard
JukO, a Portuguese sailor wanted here Tor
desertion from a vessel has escaped from
Camp Detention, where he went from
Brunswick. and was being searched for
over the country Surgeon Murray said
he knew nothing about anyone escaping
from the Camp and United States Mar
shal u. j. Levy, who is after Juko, was
not at home when the correspondent cali
ed TO get the story from him. From what
was learned tonight, five sailors escaped
the camp guards. and are now headed
for savannah Further investigation into
the delay In paying salaries, puts an en-
tirely different phase on the situation,
however. 5000 vas sent from Washington
to-day and more will be forwarded
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rav Fleht In Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. IA GER
dhed check for $4,000 has been mail
cd To- New York as the stake for the
Corbett-Mitchell fight proposed to be held
IN Jacksonville. with conditions attached
a letter VIII follow this This message
was sent TO Richard X. Fox to-day
AdWces from New York tonight al
though not directly from Fox, state that
Corbeu and Mitchell agree 20 the propos-
Cd match
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 7, 1898
Reported by John L. Williams 4 Sons,
Bankers and Brokers, No. 1000 Main
street
Sales-l6.j 800 Virginia Centuries at 53h.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked.
/ rufta1 Cfafac III
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South. have made tho following dates
with Richmond Virginia) College on
the eleventh. University OF Virginia ,he
team that last season declined TO play
V. NJ. l.. on the twenty-fifth. This came
win attract general attention, and wa
be rough and lively from open to close
Yale ire hmrn Win.
NEW HAVEN. NOV. The foot,uaii
game between the freshmen class on ,,,e
%, r,et,,onia colleges to-day. AZ the Yale
IA ~eeulted I'm favor OF the Yale players
~, score of g2 10 O. As II was the hrst
g. maj the freshmen elevers OF the
to,, ,,rI,areities have met. the rivalry was
cone,dorable. and all the marks OF enthu-
slssrn which characterize university con-
test we're present.
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NEW YORK. Nov. IAN enthusiastic
.rovgd Of fully 5000 spectators assembled
m Eastern Park to-day 20 witness the
football match between the Crescent
Athletic club and Wesleyan College boys.
only four points were made throughout
the game. and that was a touchdown
by the CTescents in the first half, after
twenty minutes or more Of the hardest
lLrl nf nInN-
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or pF.UTY. BY ANNA SEwELI~

storyM
s realistic appeal TO those | ok TO charm
humanity
haveto d "''o -
riess O vices. crusy 20 animals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. 8. 1893
sun rises.......... s:4t Noon rises. ESQ a m.
Sun sets........... 5:O4 Day ieng h.i0h .ym.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

The object Of this suit is TO subject fifty
shares of paid-up stock, standing on
the books OF "E 4. PilkintOn Company"
in the name of W. O.. PilklntOn, % tie
lien Of an execution for twenty-One hun
dred and ffty-twO $500 dollars, with
interest from October .. 1893, at q per
cent per annum, and twenty-five 2O-lOO
dollars costs thereon. issued on the 18th
day OF October, 1893. In favor Of the
plaintiffs against said W. @. Pilkinton,
and now in the hands Of the sheriff Of
the city Of Richmond. the certificates for
said stock, together with a power OF at
torney from said w G. PilkintOn 20 trans
fer the same, being now IN the possession
OF said First National Bank, OF Baltimore,
Nd.
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that the First National Bank, OF
Baltimore, Nd. a foreign corporation,
is a nonresident Of the State Of Virginia,
IT Is ordered that IL appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication OF
this order and DO what is necessary 10
protect its interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
CANNON q COLLINS, p. q.
nOl-we4w
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ov THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

BY WIN ts1a Lakewood fame have thss
Ancient
IN every seno9 ara IN
by
the auo
soulsurlng the "Covenanters'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

II. c. Jones, trustee,
against
Domestic Sewing Machine Company et
ais.
ION on amended and Supplemental Dill
fled In this cause BY j. ii. DerDyshlre).
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, S. G.. Nov. 7.-Tur-
peutine firm at 27lhc.
ROsin firm at zoe for good strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

VvIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERr
Y COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

Adolph ID. Bendheim. Mein Bendheim and
Henry Bendhelm. partners trading I'M
der the style Of Bendneim Bros Co.,
against
". G. PlkintOn. L. IL. Newdecker Louis
de Fenex h. T. PlkintOn Company
and First National Bank, OF Baltimore,
Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
,-c,rp Nv OWEN MEREDITH TKobert Loru Iy1'Ou

Inene by second Lod & IN verse With rhymsd eOupsi
tsh Anbassaon d on Mrs Brownings Aurora Lesn rs
what n ,h a strong admxure OF romantic 'n'us"' p ~
t,on and brilliant dihOs"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
anr.us Rr LRaIph IrOnl OLIvE scnREINEh

famous ooh
acistes besides its high meditaue quas
ana problems which This clever w,es
dseussm and lay before the thous1"" ~ ~
TO prop M u,ork Of and uncommon mind
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE BOTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1898.
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,, op Az AFRICAN FARM. BY Ralph Iron) OLIVE

Of
The OF series
Of
before an ambition remote from any posV or euurs
novels OF the age
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$780, calcined plaster. u.5.
North Carolina Tar. large size, 80. coal
tar a.
Fire Brlck~s1gtl0 per 1000.
Plastering Hair-3 l-2aic per pound
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lemons-ss T5tfsi5o.
oranges-Messina. ss.Zat.5O; Florida.
f250Qi3.0O.
Peaches-Three.peck boxes, 50atOo.: onA-
half bushel boIes. 40d5Oc.
Apples-Ordinary. 75ql.OO per barrel.
Banapas-si. O0dS1.D per bunch.
Neutrality-suspicious., 225d250 per hare,
Irish potatoes ,.75d2.O0 per barrel
No. 2, no demand.
Cabbage. 4OOG5OO per hundred.
-.xx,-.-~,..,c r,r-r,rr0r, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

% % beautifully illustrated edition Of ao s r. has as ESSENTIALLY =
attractions LOT Goldsmith has ihed over te
for Vle pastoral scenes are
tenderest nE other writer Oh Us or
said OF H. OF an author VINO 30
throughout its fascinating ~
reconcile us Of Poor Po sena iahcy ana the
Sivering simplicity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

most ,.-ToId n
hawthorne undying DOCK IN
has sle Annual, published now over nv
were orlginns reprinted in reality b,
the fehey charm author OF the scare tbtd nv
the sec and its effect Is heghehsu py
own air Nm y the Imaginative genius OF the autho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

LEXINGTON VA. Nov Especial -
Ihe football eleven Of the corps Of
.aaets Of the Virginia Military lnsti.
ig'S Claiming the Championship OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
/. REYERIEs OF pACHELOR. Or BOOB on THE AEARr.

X g.
S oa.f.a a'i fer s' }Rs t T a@S at
ss a 1 n p.5S.s ssn of @ fro" his pen 10" quaint
ROME BY Beautifully Illustrated
l:5s'5 S '1s S:s1
The Enslsh less have breadth the battle
this edition eng n outline
g. TILYLOSS SCANDAL. By j. NJ BARRIE
work by Barrie author the Scottish classic The Little Mn
rary appetite Of svePS ssat pSad Of hsass
the haeracs the souG weaver the peasant
reasm and great torse ani orsctHs
d d e9' @a CHARACTER S" aP %
THE HOUSE THE SEVEN GABLES NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Hawthones full Of the tnaSGaTys sSaT ot S SSn
day in all the range of
s. CRAWFORD By MRS GAsKrL~
c@RTa its charming miniature painting picture S on d world
social life in Epss1 country yas s'SfRc cmm1n Ss quiet
Illustrated anu WIN ""' '''
LORD LYrroy , ..-.. .n..,., ,,.
The Race BY Lord y0o 3 CLEVER S"@ Ts snS IN the coming
@ % curious realized S ssa,ar
viii aso sassi aa Ss1s e S%ssS E, p
a9GS ' TS work 'S e product versatile
DREAM LIFE By TX MARVEL Donald MITCHELL ,.,. ,,....
There study in this wodTGs " Individual Character
has 9s aSpso1a S 2
som pathetic pictures
FR.NKENsTE MODERN rROMETHEvs By MIS- sns1FS
co . :soS Fs S author Ros sP
s Sg' 5 ass the book can hardly ever " for
Door oV GOLDEN DEEDS By C. NJ YoNGE ~
n is Just the the hand so F S Gef form
mors ana 3eyp and the rising generation ana encourages
optimistic an patriotic IDEAS
ooero ppow an OLD MANSE BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
To- % delight: companion idle hours this 'qso@ %ssnI P R
pe Ino. Entitled i @isy
mmends t
-, r,,p SCARLET LETTER By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
H. Ihh ~ Intense interest exhibiting extraordinary power OF mental ana
romance b description as' eAPGSl ike n our eratuTs
med BY s at ono to the LOCI" m"nS anu '
features the age anu P'l
, rss,ys OF ELLA BY CHARLES LAMB - ,.., , MANY ,
l2 80 charming full Of gay htc e as they are
bits HAPPY Written utmost ease ara gpafs se common paths Of
cello an Importance =" eVe'y'S anu s
graceoy all
ov " .KFFIELD. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH
10 VIVIAN Illustrated famous English classic VIII Increase
attractions f Whole Goldsmith has tned over ae w ts
said gain memory OF an author Wno ra, o,@
to nt Of POna genial fancy and the most
siyering simplicity
morn TABS By NATHANIEL HAwTHoRSE
H. TWICE me most and far the most popular OF our
has given published over my years ago ana
were reprinted are IN
the a charm author Of the hiens6 y The fes Of
and It's etect eutbor WV ~
its own ar q by imaginative genius OF the au'n'r
ar, ,xD VIRGINIA. BY BRNARDN DE sAiNI FlEFNE -.
OF the wholesome romantic scnoo
n has won place .pnrste the may
who dealzed Robinson Crasoe and has
the fastn charming well fyns generations yet UNBORN
or AZ AFRICAN FARM Ralph Iron) OLIVE scHRE1NEn
49, STORY vi AZ plume Miss Olive sehrensr has written an e1
Under the nom we graphic descriptions ana @ mos, opens
taoinariy have followed no recognized mode OF romance
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p,IJ AND VIRGINIA. ny

TO- ~. dyrc story BY classic IieIon m sef m The homes
IS an sess literature and can appreciate inc ~on
people VINO @ proprety be termed an ideazea hohsoh
with some ~, ZION Of that renowned work IL Is DooA v
all the nsnt1ries charming as well as carrying se"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
rss,vs Of ELLA. By CHARLES LAMB.

These chars md bright scntlaons Of Wit carefuIy e
bits happy P with the utmost ease ara grace. ana COZ
once ae' abe humblest-Lamb gives an Importance " wv
Grace over all
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Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT Times Buildir
Watch the list carefully books constantly added
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3. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME.
8. A TIAYLOSS sCANpAL. BY ]. NJ BARRIE.

new work by ]. NJ. Barrie, author OF the Scottish c'
ister. which has had phenomenal sale, be exp'
appetite OF intelligent reader Of hghcass hct
BILE Scottish peasant life. Mr. Barrie is his spec
the characteristics OF the Scottish and the peasan
knows the His sketches full OF dry quaint
realism and great and drecness OF narrative pow
day has Lowand Scottish fiction had such interpret
depcor Of character liz at the same time with odd
droll incident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

Chickens-per pound. llGl2c.
Old Fowls-HeIs. 2odSc.; Mixed coons
20125c.; ducks, 20d3c.
Eggs-i4Gl5c, per dozen.
Butter-choice ltd25c. per pound; medium
i5G17c.: common. l2nl4c
Grapes, pound baskets. l2Gl5c. 10 pound
baskets, 2Oq2sc.
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THE HOUSE OF LIE SEYEN GABLES. By M
). CRAWFORD. BY Mrs. GAsKELL.
J. THB COMING RACE. BY LORD LYrroN.

The Coming Race" by clever and ingenious
OF inventive mind OF man may hnd II
presents fascinating picture OF the huI
the next century, when mum
by Of electrical ana meehans
instance, be enabled TO exchange
Ingenious and mercuy-footed automatic and have at coma
pliauce adapted marvelousy changed soen ana %
~ things The work the product OF fancifui but rarely su
mind.
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80, or oorDPy DEEDS. By c. NJ YoNoE

romance Of intense interest e1n
IT, md graphic description. f1r
i ~ &c.. New England colonial ire,
M re hest Of Scotts novels. II Is u
i I'm Of the age and place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

COLUMBIA. s. c., Nov. Following
u summary OF the races here to-day:
lfee-quarter mile dash, an ages-W0n
Ply .Ht. Bloomfield second, Lilly NJ. third.
-ua l.2J
..ruartcr mile dash. three-year-
South Carolina owned and raised
Lee won Minnie ID. second,
stout third. Time. 1925.
race mile heats, best two In
l.aest Clay won Panstone second,
captain Naae third. Time. 2:4o.
He...t. nf SON Francisco.
"tN francisco, Nov THE weather
and the track muddy to-day.
race. four and a half furlongs.
i.n t"o-ye Runner first.
ael second. Ricardo third. Time.
second race six mrlongs. selling Prize
liaD .1clo second. Duke Stevens, third
Thine, lI43.4
lllrl race. one mile. selling Fu-
.I'..5 n 1. Garcia second, Red Cloud
. i'ol'n race four and a hair furlongs,
'.''l. ','l ilshers FIRST. BIN Howard
55t-f ''''" llihe'
fifth race six furlongs-Niot,o fire,
c.afecr second Sir Peter third Time
1851 i'i''V'
DIR cium and Ailx to Trot
BOSTON. MASS. Nov -Diree,,,,,, az,
AiA were to-day matched 20 trot an
Mystic Park Wednesday. Novemher ,stn
t9r 300 ana R g. Welsh backs Ally for
700 ana Monroe Salisbury backs Di-
rectum for 5000.
" N. /. Foot. Bali Dates.
LEXINGTON VA, Nov. 7.-special.-
IIe lNnf-ErfI al -
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ailll,ridgc.

George Watson received his bicycle
from the Eastern Gazette; shouts and
cheers filled the neighborhood As hc
took first his lesson Tuesday noon.
Mis- Merry of Guiford, took a trip ON
her bicycle to this place not long since
She Is very accomplished rider, Will
lie Howard Baker of FoXcroft, took a
trip on his wheel down to the little Fur
ger,on stream. hearing of some large
stories about trout being caught in pccks
but arriving on the spot and found
the stream dried up, and the trouts gone
on a vacation to Mooschcad Lake.
Apple crop Is a failure in this section.
There Ia, bern very little rain since the
fourth of July. Last week the heat was
intense and clouds OF dust filled the air
about IL.
Last week as | stood in the sunshine
for moment peculiar buzzing was no.
iiceable. looked above my head the
air vi, full of honey bees. They took
Il northerlY course. T..
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Mis- I-a LAYTON i home from Port
hnd-
iln,>ey and C"nani Hh"p l. eioseu
'ot s''''' TIME =,
The somerset DISTRICT i.ooge VII h"li
II COUNTY ''''''''T WIZ"
=, ',t A.,,,,,,t.,. M.
i Ia n. ,,,,''S '"' ''''7
'us>''' '''" ne.
lhtrc WI ne "tfee i"r al! ia1e at
tln"o"d fark III the taI' Wh'Vil a''''i'
all horses IN the state barring Nelso,'.
The purse Is 5000. 1t Is h"peu ''la' '''is
Viii brihS All the last ones he'''
irving Wells is home for a short vaea-
ton lie returns to Boston very soon.
number of our ynuny men are CAMP
jas Al Birch Point, Smithiicld.
srhe creamery /. uroying to be a great
- ~ - ~ H.
success. ulnrrs are pleaHcu Win TN
frffrf-
g. ,.-.. i, ,,.,,=,,
.1,,rI,., .t,..r..A
'''''- ''
Ms AnrIU luumHu l. in town.
=, t,.... go, IL;
Morris u. Alexander l. home on ms
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Concord.

Mrs C.. X. Baker of Auburn, is visit
iug her brother. w. 5. Robinson, and
her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Thompson, in
town and will visit other relatives in
several towns ON the kennebec.
Mrs. Amanda johnson of Grafton,
Mass, spent one week with her broth
er, O. Thompson, in Concord. Mrs.
johnson will return to her home this
week.
Mrs. Mary Dunton is quite sick, DR..
Williams of Bingham attends her
Miss Hattie Thompson from Oakland,
visited her home in town, saturday.
DShe comes to teach school this fall in
the Walker district, where she taught
one year ago. We don't have the slight
est doubt but what good success will be
her guide, "a good scholars will appre-
cate II good teacher.
4 little stranger came to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Burns, little Mary
Eta.
Johnnie Thompson and his sister Emf
" aud Blanche Dunton attended the
Good Templars meeting Saturday even
ing at Embden.
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pishOns Ferry

The children of Mrs. Martha Gilman
of Oakland spent couple of weeks with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ford Booker, recently.
Mr.. Ernest Pratt accompanied by his
sister, Miss Mamie Pratt and Mr.. Eugene
Parker. visited friends in Cornyile the
past week.
Miss Mary Lalley of Skowhegan was
guest of the family of her brother, j.
NJ. Lalley, last week.
On the river road last week, Il crew of
men and bows were called out to fght
lire. which was running on the farm OF
Mr.. Martin Ellis; by much effort they
succeeded in getting it under control.
The drought is being felt very severe
ly in this section.
j. c. Jennings is doing quite an eN-
tensive Job of work on his barn this sea-
son. 1t has been turned around and its
length is to be increased by an addition
of twelve feet. The buildings are to be
connected by an addition between the
barn and ell.
+. j. Mitchell is building an ell to his
house and also repairing wood shed.
Mr.. Asa Pratt and family with their
guest. Miss Taylor passed an afternoon
of last week at Lake George.
Mrs. Emily Spauding. whose critical
illness was noticed last week, died Tues
day the Sth inst. aged 81 years. She
was the wife of Mr.. Henry Spaulding of
this place and leaves besides her hus-
band, -four children, three sons and Il
daughter, also her aged mother, II broth
err and one sister to mourn their irrepa-
rable loss. The funeral services which
were held at the house al +. NJ. Thurs
day were conducted by Rev. |. \. Bates
of Oakland. he singing was by
Messrs. Haines, Pratt and Parker, Mrs
+. j. Mitchell and Miss Mamie Pratt.
The floral offerings were many and beau
tiful. A large circle of friends sympa-
thize with the bereaved family in their
sad loss.