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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Sheffield.
Mrs. Robert Uric was quite badly
hurt by team at the fair, Wednesday.
Mr.. Sam. Cavelry, wife and daugh-
| ter from Haverhill are visiting at r.
Gray's.
Mrs. Joseph Day lost a silk umbrel-
la at the fair and she wishes that the
finder would leave it at the MONITOR
office.
People in this vicinity will turn out
donville on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
Wheelock.
N. D. Sawyer attended the yearly
meeting at Waterbury.
Mrs. J. G. Gray, who has been in
Passumpsic of late, has returned home.
Rev. F. W. Lewis from Barton
preached an excellent sermon here
Sept. 10.
Quite number attended the hulled
corn social last Saturday eve and
enjoyed a good time.
I. K. Gray is going to run thresh-
ing machine this fall with Lewis How
ey- Octave Abar will work with Mr..
Roberts of Sheffield.
West Burke.
The depot at this station is being
newly painted.
Wendell Silsby raised his new mill
last week; size, 40 x 95.
Remember the old fashioned fair at
Lyndonville, Sept. rs and 81.
j. B. Watchie and wife, and Ray
Ruggles and wife are at the Worlds
Fair.
Horace Coe, life resident Of this
town, died at the Hollow last week.
He was an honorable citizen and a
and two children.
Rev. P. N. Granger will exchange
with Rev. S. Lewis of Newport Cen
tire, Sunday, Sept. "a. Mr.. Lewis will
speak to the Epworth League Satur- !
day evening, the 23rd.
Alvah Clark had a colt which he
had not seen for several days, and
found him at the bottom of an old |
cellar in the pasture, where he had |
been without food until he had near
ly famished.
Irving Orcutt has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass. Mrs. Milo Smith has gone
to Hartford, Conn.,, to visit her nieces,
Mrs DIR. Bickford and Mrs. Jonas Sils-
Clark has gone to Mere
dith, n. H., for a visit.
East Hardwick.
Matte Hyde teaches in Walden.
Wallace Graves of Portland, Me-,
visited at H. Bailey's.
G. L. Johnson and wife and Mrs.
Blossom have gone to the Worlds
Fair.
Alas, how are the mighty fallen!
The eleven scholars at the Street are
to East Hardwick. Be-
fore E. Hardwick was known the
Street was the great business center
of this whole section.
COUNTY COURT.
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18th her aunt, Mrs. Geo. A
Mrs. Sarah Ormsbee o.
aiier, a sister of the late, DIR. @
4 leton, was in town last week.
II Coolidge, wife and daughter
me to Chicago.
|ie Greenwood is taking the
eure at Richford.
Ramsde1, Geo. Ewins and @.
Ing have got home.
Thornton has moved into the
|art of the Cowan tenement.
rhesday of this week Rufus
was thrown from a wagon
ID rely injured.
HI Shufelt is visiting her pa
Rob. Niblock and family have
canada on a visit.
u Trimmings horse got
I'd on the way to church Sept.
ling all hands out breaking a
wrist for Carrie, and injuring
Mrs. Flemming severely.
b.
was seen to kill sheep for
|hxwell a few days ago.
IN Center
Burroughs is suffering with
Ia.
|homas has bought a threshing
and has commenced work
Atkins has bought the Sawyer
]. A. Gray and has taken pos
Bcribner has gone to Lowell
faine, to commence logging
ms for Caswell. French & Co.
It.
/. A. Flint goes to Windsor on
II from here left for the worlds
Friday.
Slee is at Hatley, P. O., car
er mother, who is sick.
Smith is building on a lot
f Blanchard Bros. on Cottage
Newland of Fitchburg, Mass,
jim a line of fruit and confec-
md a lunch table in the Hor-
K.
and Ned Thrasher, Tom
[. P. Newcomb and Willie
have returned from the
fair.
.aymond and family go next
to their home in Cambridge
Bs. They spend their sum-
-ade a-sa-s -&<s-a' .s7n9-
Dolloff has closed his clerk
1Lorimer & Macdiarmid and |
the lumber business with
pr at Magog, P. Q.
Goode has purchased the
magog House of the R. r.
has also exchanged property
Mass, with John Burke for
nee on Coventry st.
avis has moved to his house
St.-Jo. Woodbury. moves
Jury, Conn.,, where he is in
n a livery business Mrs. |
E has moved to Mrs. G. FL.
ere she will make her home
laughter.
igelow and Mabel III. Hall
led at the home of the bride
A. George. A large num-
lends and relatives were
who left valuable presents.
low and wife left on the
for Boston, and intend to
idence and New York, re-
t. 10.
lumber attended the county
ton last week.
ter Martin is visiting her
olyoke, Mass.
Mrs. William II. Richardson
ee, Mass, came to town
Scott of Reading, Mass, a
hg. pastor in this place, was
GENTLY.
commenced in the South
day, Sept. IL, with Miss
Eht as teacher.
ant, being one of the jurors
pwn, his wife accompanied
visiting friends while
urnham and wife started
y for the West, where they
friends, also take in the
ir.
alker viii make butter for
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BIRTHS.

In Irasbugh, Sept. 18th, to MIR. and
Mrs. Aaron Healey.
In Irasburgh, Sept. 18th, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Meron.
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HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills, sick head.
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Blood Poisoning

Twelve yes ago my vic was picking rasp-
berries when s;s scrat al herself on briar.
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The U. P.'s Tax Auditor.

Mr.. q. a. Swinglcy, Of Omaha, tax
auditor of the u. 4. System, Registered
at tho Palace hotel ON Monday. On
TuesdHy he held an interview win
our assessor anu collector. Mir
Swingley Is Ut the opiuiou that the u
4. rcccivenhlp will have beneficial
rather than u deltterious elsot on the
cumpguy's dealings with employees, the
nuniurr OF mtn employed anu amount
Of train service Throughout the entire
hyHtum,
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Jos. smith ~ Prophet, o lecture Do.
lyerrd BY Eiof Auirrv Ira.'n before tho
"1ieni' H'tsiy in h, Social HAL, salt Lake,
Jan. o. is9i, g..
Tie Canrch OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
Hny Saints, D. Priesthood, Organization.
n'1'rino., Ordinances anl History. ~ John
illuos, i1s,
ris second Coming OF the lossiah,
tyh u. Roberts, o.
Analysts OF the Hook OF Mormon, by
10, a. ilhrrti, %,
'rAs oniy Way 60 be saved, by I.oronio
SNOW, l'
Giad 'ciding' Of Great Joy. ny aeorgs
Tsa.ialr, ie.
"np'i'm for tn i;cnIssion Of sIHs, 80
Is baptism Essential 20 salvation 20
Articles OF Faith, Small, 20.
Large, d.
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Faitb-Promoti9s Series.


Wy FIRST Mission, a narrative Of p.,.,,.,,
experience o. amlffioaary upon tho Sandwich,
iiiinds. BY George .. Cannon. CSC.
s'riug Of PEARLS, containing q number o.,
Interesting sketches and Anecdotes Of mia.
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sketches from Tho experience uf uders, a,c
President iicber &. itifubntt's Lottrupl.
narrative % tis principal incidents In M
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Eariy scenes In church History. n c,,.
lection o. incidents ffum tho iiyos Of ridor.
~ the Church IN early days, 2sc.
The Iifo Of Nephi, tho son Of fohi. oh,
rmratsi from Jerusalem, IN Inde,. 4, a.,
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PROVO.


Tho following bus II sa bas been tran
sactod Ia Judge smith's courii
Rouse, Morgan q Co. Va Hugo
Depflzsn, n suit 20 recover s5OJJ Too
Islander; The Jury returned verdict lot
defendant.
The case Of the People vs. Hymn
Hyic snI the case OF the People
vs. Albert Coliina we're set for N0yem'
Der .lst Tor trial.
The case Of the People " w. j..
Davis, murder (second trad, was set
for November god.
Edward Teaugo nnd Arthur w.
Dempster were separately tried anu
iOund guilty Of gfand latorny-aiohl'
Ing horses IN Grand county IN August,
1893. several Indictments were ru'
turned against the defendants Tor the
reason that tue hOrses stolen, although
taken from one pasture, belonged .
different PARTIES. When the seq nj
cAte hgainst league came upa pea or
former aCtiuiitai was entered u bel Z
claimed tnat ~ the hofses were taken
together, ouly one OiieuBc was commit-
tel. Ills honor accepted this view Of
the law, and instructed the Jury to re-
turn a verdict OF not guilty. District
Attorney Judd, In behalf OF tins peO'
pie, gave uOiicr OF appeal.
Inc case u Bus Erickson " Eureka
Hill Mluing uompnny ~ being trird.
Plaintiff, while I'm 10 ed In the Toe OF
the company Ia 1870 sustailud inlufiua
which caused the lOsa Of his Left arm.
A contract was Then untnfeI iutO be-
tween the mining company AMI Eriek
sou that he should 10 employed a.
nightwRlchmAn NJ the niue a. long n'
he wished NJ 50 por day. In lsO2
Erickson was 4 enlarged, vhcfeupon
ho brought suii 10 recover s3e, 900 on
the contract onicrcd into by himself
aud the company, the claim bting that
II his employment had CONTINUED 10
would have beVn able TO earn that
amount during his lifetime. Tho claim
o. the mining company Ia that defenI-
ant dld not peiioim his duty ~ night
Waterman; b. frequently absentod
hlms eli iiom his post Of duty, and got
into the haDii VI drinking.
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LOGAN.
Political.

On RfonIay Republicans and Demo.
cats mt co. convention, cach 10
nominate ous memher vi the C1uhcI
aud two representatives to the Leg sla'
lurs from the flnt district. By some
oversight Il had been arranged To meet
in the same room IN the court house.
the Republicans nj 10 am. ani tue
Democrats Mt pm. When the latter
hour arrived u commu licatlon was re-
colved by the Republican convection
10 tho effect that the Democrats waived
their rights 90 the hall,aud had secured
the Thatcher Opera HouHe. a plat cfm
and resolutions were adopted by
zach convention, aud each si-
owei Rich county n repre-
tentative In the lower house.
a county superintendent " district
schools was alsD nominated by each
rarty. The Republicans uuniinaicd,
fof the council. James r. Hammond Of
logan city. For representative;
Mtsloy *. Walton, OF Rluh oDuHty,
and Mariner w. Merrill Jr., o. Rich'
moud. For county superintendent OF
district schools, William II. AppurIcy
OF Logon. The Democratic nominee
wefG For toe council, Cna. II. Hart,
OF Logan; Tor representative, J sepu
M1ufOu, 81 Richmond, aud Aquilia
NUbekCf, Of Rich county.
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On1 AUHEs ON TuE JORDAN nor.
. a toms az Frost bargain.
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SlQday S15ool aQd Primary

ION mcs b1Ht. gHI 1ril postage um hs
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tif uif ni HlHisv s.aplH. i.s
second u,aa Tor oar Li.us pricnis,
#frf1y .s'I.I ru,1r., ll..
intermediate IS. =. g!rudcr,il..
Quc,iiaas up1 Answer. on ftr Lifr
nuh ui.lou ct sac Prophet Joseph
smith, DBL.
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Tres.

Early on Monday morning nro
was discovered in Professor Mm o..
Aprcfley's barn near the depot. rht
blnEs had made such hcadwSy before
possible 10 save tns prem ses, when
were total wreck. Foe ptomp'
ac'ion VI tue frcmun, however, saveI
surrounding properly. Mr.. ApuerleY
thinks a tramp may have slept IN IA,
bain aud dropped either lighted
match Or cigarette IN the hay.
Two Ores were detected aud ex'
unguishcd In tho incipieut stage on
5atufdny evening.
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Hold Under Rnnds.

Frederick Y.Aies, oi Melville, was
arrested last kuuay evunisg by Dtputy
Marshal Smitn, lot unlawful cohsuitn-
ton, anu taken before Commissioner
Fletcher ON Saturday for preliminary
examination. Alter hearing tue evi.
denco the Commissioner took tho case
under auvisemout until Tuesday, when
lac held Sir. Yeates la $1,000 bonus, anu
his alleged pluthl wife, sarah NJ.
SpaoAmau, Ia sbJ0 bonds, b. appear
before tue grand Jury. JCsspn 4.
Knowles oui James n. Stewart be-
oame tuIell1r.
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Tho broom VIII Ease.

Yesterday morning n hearing was
had before Probate JUDGE Bisnop on
the petition OF Hans and Annie Mad
seu for the appointment o. james H.
SpoTgh anu John ;. Corlew AS Az
Administrators OF the estate oil the ia'e
John Broom; also the petition % MIS-
Broom wherein she asked Tor the Hp'
pointment Of herself as hdmlnlstia'
trix OF tho estate. On Monday num-
ber ofwitnusses were heard anu yes
terdAy the matter was concludeu by
the court denying tho former lulltiuh
and everything all objections 10 Mts.
Brooin's petition, He appointed That
lady adminisirstrix on the Ming oil "a
bond OF $4,000.
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NTAN1ED-TNr EWiITER Ann STEM.
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chamnrfm1.dH niniuE room ar, have places
for overall good dumestI'a. salt Lake IA.
change bureau, .J D., 2nd south.
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Mining Note.

Rchmoui anu FHnSlln are proba.
big uOiur more iu tho way o.! develop
Ing tlelr Wiuing Industries than any
other places in Cache valley, WUrW
h beiug prosecuted on several OF the
clhins IA tue canyons adjacent 10
10 tnuan places, anu some OF them are
making good showing. An nssHy
made recently on orc from the Right
o. Way" mine In Maple canyon shOws
2O3 per cent copper aud 81 IN gold.
Tue La Plata Mining 90. ATE o mold a
meeting Ia sfcw days anu, II Il holoJ,
viii resume operations this TALL.
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Laid 10 Rest.

Yesterday the remains OF Thsolofe
Busch, tho German tourist who uleu
suddenly NJ police headquarters on
Saturday, were conveyed 20 theit last
earthly rrsiing-piace ~ tue heOieN
norton Of Mountain View Cemetery
ShoTt services were held AZ the unuet'
taking parlors Of RIchoy Broes anu
number Of the decelsed'e 0 i-foli sion'
lists aud sympathlEefs followed the
corpse to the grave.
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music.

rhe Improvement Association Song
Hook, contains collection Of original
and collected songs and hymns, ssi to music ~
Professor l., noOaley seyonty-eight pages Of
ehnlco music, postpaid, ioc.
d. = ~ Union Music I'ooa, postpaid, 900.
Primary TUNE Hook, no, without postage,
Apc,
inc fsHimody, paper sides, ti.s0 Cloth, ti6li
hht LeaihuT, n1O, Postage n ou. each
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NLvANTED-A FtgsTCLAss Tor nuG.
w 50 or phaotou and harness. Must he
bargain ". j. Hogan, AZ roagouice Block.
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A Small Blaze.

Alto o'clock this morning small
barn belonging % Thomas Bros, and
located near the corner Of Grant aud
Twenly-ioufth street. was found TO be
on fire. An alarm was sent In 10 the
Tel artmsnt and the boys quickly re-
. onuoi, making n tine run. The
chemical was brought into use and the
blAEe eTtlnguished without less 10 the
owners.
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"Aiding and Abetting."

Yesterday afternoon James Handy
was arrested aud taken before Com.
missioner Bulanlski ON the charge OF
"aiding and abeitiDg" In the en-
ezIlement Of Ave cows from MARI
McGfalh. Handy gave bonds In the
sum q $500 pending tue examination
which will take place AT ~ O'Clock
this morning.
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