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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28

/, il truly annoying to plain every
day citizen, TO have his indisputablc
rights infringed upon by great person
age. II ~ easy to understand the state
OF mind Of the hungry traveller confront
ed by pomp and power, as Is related in
this true story:
Tired and hungry, a atravcler whom we
may call Mr.. Smith, entered village Inn
and ordered n roast chicken. lie sat
down by the fire and took great comfort
in watching the fowl roasting on the
spit and thinking how fine the flavor
would be. IL was nearly done when a
strange looking individual entered the
kitchen. Ills costume was eccentric,
but il was undoubtedly that Of great
parsonage.
To the innkeeper hc said with An i'm.
tent. and as il seemed to hungry Mr..
Smith, insuiferabIy naughty air, "Wcll,
William, will that chicken be roasted
sOon?"
Sir" cried Mr. Smith sternly, "that
chicken is mine. ] ordered IL before
YOU
"what is that to mel" said the per
sonage harshly.
What is that TO YOU" cried Mr..
Smith, faint with hunger and just indig
nation,
Then the intruder spoke again and
more gently. "You see, sir, ] want the
turn-spit cnain to complete my costume.
/ am going TO represent the Black Prince
at an entertainment nt the Town Hall
this evening. - Youths Companion.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28
Immense Crystals.

IL somebody should find diamond as
big as football, his discovery would
hardly be more unexpected than one
which has recently been made in Utah
relating to kind of crystals, however,
far less precious than diamonds. Tho
discovery referred to is that of a deposit
of sclcnium found near the Fremont
River in mound.like elevation formed
by the washing and wearing away Of the
clay and sand surrounding IL.
Sclcnidc CRY stalls are formed from the
rare element sclcnium, which is related
to sulphur, and was discovered in 1917
in the refuse Of a sulphuric acid factory
by the celebrated chemist, Bcrzclius.
In its vitrcous form sclcnium Is some
times employed for optical purposes.
Many years ago little medallion portraits
of Bcrzelius were occasionally to be seen,
cast in this substance which hc had dis
covered.
Seenium has been found in small
quantities in native deposits, notably AT
Culebras, in Mexico. But hitherto the
sclcnide crystals obtainablc have been
small. being measured by inches and
weighed by ounces" Now, however,
they have been obtained in the Utah de-
posit weighing as much as a thousand
pounds
Many tons Of these crystals have been
taken from the mound. Some OF them
are four and even five feet in length,
with faces six inches broad. One hugo
crystal had nineteen small ones project
ing out Of IL. AS far IA known this
unique deposit has no rival in the world.
youths Companion.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28
Evolution OF the Book.

Books are originally metal plates or
the inner bark of trees. In many cabi-
nets may be found the discharge OF sol
diers, written on plates. While nm
agricuturist Mt Bcnares, the sacred city
OF the Hindus, in Northern India, was
recently tilling his ground, he came
upon "A copper plate. A search brought
to light several Others. Twenty tour of
the plates are about eighteen inches
long by twelve inches broad and three
twelve inches by eight inches. The for
mer have huge copper seals with rings
attached TO the plates, while the three,
which appear TO substitute one book,
were linked together. The plates bear
inscriptions relating to dealings In land
in the time Of Govind Chandra Deva,
Samba l196-1l49. I IIcsiod's books were
written on lcadcn tables; lead was used
for writing and rolled up like ncylindcr.
Montfaucon notices "A very ancient book
OF eight leaden leaves, which, on the
back, had rings fastened by n small
leadcn rod TO keep them together. They
were aftcrward engraved on bronze.
The laws Of the Crotaus were on bronze
tablets; the Romans etched their public
records on brass. The speech of Clau
dius, engraved on plates of bronze, is
preserved at Lyons. Several bronze tab
lets have been dug up in Tuscany.
Treaties between the Romans. Spartans
and Jews were written on brass; and
estates. for better security, were made
over on this enduring material. - New
York Dispatch
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28
A Novel Business.

One Of the novel business trades OF
Boston is that Of dealer in secondhand
plate glass. Nearly all Of this glass is
bought by the dealer from insurance
companies. The large plates Of this kind
Of glass are insured when put in win
dow, and when any Of them is broken
the owner Of the injured glass usually
prefers that the insurance company
should replace the broken piece rather
than that he should be paid it's price
The dealer in the secondhand glass con-
trives 10 utilize what remains of the un-
broken part Of the gla,s-lChicago Her
aid.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28
Of "A Montana Girl.

Paul Van Clcve, member OF the Mon
tana Legislature, own n big sheep
ranch in that State. His daughter
Helen, aged fourteen years, is bis con-
slant companion in his rides about the
ranch, and is reputed To be one Of the
most accomplished riders in that part Of
the country. She is picturesque figure
on horseback, as she dresses somewhat
after the cowboy style, wearing trousers,
colorcd shirt and broad sombrero, and
rides in the true cowboy fashion, often
bareback. She is also good shot with
the rifle. Although living in an isolated
spot, Mr.. Van Clevs has bad his children
carefully educated and his home il one
Of refinement, being in fact, a favorite
social gathering place for ranch-owncrs
for miles around. Il Illinois State Register.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
JEFFERSONVILLE.

John Dillon was in town last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Page is visiting at Mrs. J. B.
Pages.
CLAY Wilcox of CRANKY is visiting at J. f.
WilcoX's.
George Merrill of Orange, N. j., is visiting
at Mrs Mead's.
Mrs. Dr. Hulburd of Waterville spent Fri
day at DIR. Flagg's.
See the Wetherby & Page Co.'s bargain ad
vertisement this week.
Mr.. Ellis has moved into part Of the house
occupied by Lyman Adams.
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Wilcox spent Sunday
at Queen City Park, Burlington.
Miss Mabelle Austin of Burlington was the
guest of Nora Buker over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. H. Melendy haze been
spending a few days in st. Adams. a.
There were n tickets sold from here % a'-
tend Barnums circus al Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leighton started for
their home in Minnesota on Wednesday.
Mr.. Lewis will talk Wednesday evening in
place of the regular prayer meeting at 1870
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Scott of johnson were in
town Friday to attend the Sargeant-Wlcox
wedding.
Sam. Brown and wife of Oxford, Mass,
who were visiting at A. j. Browns, returned
home Monday.
Alice Flagg of Jackson, Miss, is home for
a few days, called here by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Flagg.
Mrs Seymour of Morrisville gave a very
interesting account, Sunday evening, OF her
visit to the Montreal convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Thomas are in Mont
pomery this week after their household goods.
They intend to move into Joel Pages house.
Allen Prouty, who came here from Chicago
for his health, died of consumption on tues
day afternoon After brief funeral sevices by
Rev Mr.. Howard Mrs. Prouty left for Chlca-
go with the remains.
A very pleasant wedding took place on
Friday afternoon at the home of Jared Will
cox, the contracting parties being Mira VII
cox, one of our highly respected young ladies,
and Frank Sargent of Johnson, no" EN-
ployed as book-keeper in Pearls factory
there. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Saunders of johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sergeant left for Johnson Saturday, where
they intend to settle. The best wishes OF all
attend them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
News and Citizen.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK,
Thursday, August 3. 1898.

To THE PEOPLE OF LAMoILLE COUNTY AMI
VIcINITY.-I have just arrived home with g
carload of Horses ranging in weight from
100 to 1900 pounds. Drivers and workers
in pairs and single, all first-class stock, at
low prices. Call and see them.
F. c. WHITING.
Johnson, Vt, July goth, 1898.
FoUND.-On the Stowe road, Monday morn
ing, black wallet. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this notice.
Apply at this Office.
Dwinell, the druggist, has the Bordeaux
receipt for rust on potatoes Get his prices
on blue vitrol before purchasing.
NOTICE TO RECEIVERS OF FREIGHT.-In ac-
cordance with orders of b. & NJ. r. R., all
freight bills must be paid at R. R. office before
moving goods. This order will be carried out
hereafter, unless special arrangements to the
contrary are made with me.
II. D. BRYANT, Agent
Morrisville, August st, 1898.
For SALE.--A bedroom suit of seven pieces
IN frst-class condition. 1t will be sold cheap
and can be seen at Geo. K. CurrieI S store.
E. 0. Tyler has rented the shop recently
run by V. w. Jewett and is prepared to do
all kinds of blacksmithing on short notice
Horse-shoeing q speciality. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Farmers, give ME call.
FOR SALE.-One nice house with new shed
and barn, so square rods of land. with fruit
trees and nice garden. VIII be sold cheap for
cash. Upper Main street, Morrisvlle vt.
j. W. WHITNEY,
SURvEYING.-Having purchased the Sur
veyor's outfit owned and operated by j. W
Smith; and having taken Surveying both in
theory and practice, at Norwich University
/ will be in readiness to attend to Surveying,
Leveling, etc, at reasonable prices All or
ders left with IL. A. Thomas will receive
prompt attention.
1873 SAMUEL A. THOMAS, Stowe, Vt.
For SALE.-A good work horse. ENQUIRE
of L. H. LEWIS, Hyde Park.
FoR,SALE.-I have New Mail Safety BIZ
cycle, '92, which is in perfect order, having
been used but little and is a good wheel in
every way. Any one wishing to purchase
wheel will give them good bargain. Write
for particulars, or call on
E. A. GRAY, Wolrott, Vt.
Two desirable tenements to rent in Bakery
block. Inquire of ]. A. White for further par
ticulars
DR.. Edward Page. Veterinary Surgeon, can
now lie found at T. W Utton's stable. All
diseased animals skillfully treated at moder-
ate rate. Bring your diseased horses to me-
Satisfaction guaranteed. 80
| have got done riding around these hills
getting promises. take almost all kinds of
produce and don't refuse cash. If any of you
get ragged and want suit of clothes, drop
IN and save three or four dollars. Don't
think the goods are poor because | sell them
cheap, but look at them and Judge for your
selves. The way is to buy right and sell at
low prices. Call on me and get good values
for your money. S. II. TIT, Morrisville
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
JOHNSON,

o. D. Rogers was in town the last of the
week.
DR.. Dillingham; of Craftsbury, was in town
| last week.
| Lille Dillingham; is visiting her brother in
| Craftsbury
| Jessie Butler is spending few weeks with
| friends in SwantOn.
| Mrs. o. b. Landon is spending a few weeks
| at Old Orchard Beach.
Chas. Como broke his leg Sunday afternoon
| the result of a runaway.
o. B. Landon's father from Grand Isle is
| visiting him at his home.
Maud Story is spending a WEI ks vacation
with Der father, E. o. Story.
Mrs. Helen Story is spending n few weeks
with her son in Leicestershire.
Miss Clara Stiles of st. Adams, is visiting
her brother at j. A. Andrews.
F. G. Whiting returned from Kansas last
week with nineteen fine horses.
Miss Laura Buck of st. Adams, is the guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. y. II Buck.
WEIGH & harrington offer special bargains
in clothing. See advertisement.
Miss Bertha Hoxie of Boston, is the guest
her aunt, Mrs. II. A. Waterman.
Mrs Arthur Pike and daughter Lizzie visit
ed friends in Cambridge last week.
p. C. Stearns and family visited friends in
st. Johnsbury the first of the week.
Uonro, R,1ob Loot a +bur,b ond ono e,,o.or
in Chas Burno's sawmill last week.
A. WoIhu;dcr, hos sa++I,l ,+ bo,,oo,.,
: ~ o. iii hGo on p oiiroad strant
Thoy Nc A oro nlonp;ro~ for a, ,.,,.,- 80
connert to he given in the near fiIture hiio
- ,.,..e-=.-,.-=
spend several weeks with her brother.
Ada Ballard of Fairfax, has come to spend
Horrv MoxeoId i rointir,t a,d ot,,or,v;sa
imnrovInar he rosidapao on pe.n IL, stroat
r. 7 ,s.C - or
iiito5 ~; brtI H =, Iot III -'
'is,.ou .neii pio'ner' d. u hhi las' "eeN'
The Misses Landon of Norwich, Conn, were
guests OF thelr uncle y. b. Laitdon' last week
L. J. Boynton of Montpelier, was in town
the first of the week on professional business.
Mrs. Eugene Curtis OF Melrose Mass was
Che guest oI Mrs' " L. Jones the nrsI Oh the
week.
The regular month"; meeting of the Baptist
ciurc1 VIII pe heiu saturday afternoon aG
CLOCK
Mrs. Morgan and daughter Helen Holiness
of Newton, Mass, are the guests OF d. G.
Holmes.
The Congl Sunday school teachers meeting
will be held with Mrs. Walbridge on Friday
evening.
Prof Grout and bride arrived in town on
Saturday. They receive their friends at A.
ii Bucks
CLAW Wilcox of GRANNY was in town last
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
CADY'S FALLS.

Fred Davis is going to work in Lowell.
Glyndon Smith of Boston, is at home for a
few days.
Edson Cheney of Montpelier, is visiting
friends here.
Sylvester Wood is working in the tannery
at Morrisville.
Mrs Fits returned to her home in Burling
ton Saturday.
Miss Effie Reed left for Hardwick Monday
to visit Mrs. Cobb.
Mrs. Hollis Edison of Stowe, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. X. l.. Fairbanks.
James Farnam of Canandaigua, N. Y, is
visiting relatives in this section.
Mrs. Caroline Long of Cambridge, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Miner.
| 0. F. Gates returned from his trip Tuesday
and reports an enjoyable season.
Misses Flora and Bertha Terrill are in q
German family at Derry, N. H., to study that
language.
S. c. Town is digging a cellar on the brown
house site, preparatory to moving the Ole
store thereon
slyn, Conn, anu Miss Mamie Boomhower en-.
ioyed short sojourn in Burlington last week
Misses GetcheI and Thayer of Woonsocket,
R. L.; Mrs. Washer of Bellows Falls; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Melvin and Mrs. z. Bunker OF
Pleasant Valley, visited at F. 5. Morgan y
the past week.
party consisting of VIII Boomhower and
sister Mamie Mr.. Williams of Conn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alberto Sherwood and Mrs. e.. b. Terrill
we're treated to a magnificent view from the
summit of Mt. Mansfield recently. Mr.. Wal
ker proved himself an adept in the art of
driving four-horse team.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
EAST CAMBRIDGE.

Just one good hay day last week, and that
was Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Stearns of Hyde Park
recently spent day at F. r. Putnam's.
H. Morse is spending a short time at Al
burgh Springs; stopping on the way at st
Adams.
George w. Merrill of Orange ~ J.. was in
the place last week Wednesday and Thursday
q short time.
A. NJ. Demeritt and family of Johnson were
the guests of his father, A. Demertt, last
week Wednesday.
The successive cold rains of last week
caused a fall in the temperature, the mercury
at times standing at coo, and even lower.
Raspberries were plenty last week bushels
being picked and sold for seven cents pei
quart Picking and canning were the events
of the week, with the ladies a least.
Mrs Susan Lanpher was much worse last
week, but is now greatly improved. DR.
| Bushnell OF Jacksonville is attending her
! We think there is no person in town Older
than Mrs. Lanpher, she being 81, and when
comfortably well her faculties are all appar
emily good.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
WOLCOTT.

Charles Morse spent Sunday with friends il
Jericho.
Mrs. f. J. Hall of Morrisville, was in town
on Tuesday.
Louis Valley is finishing the second story Of
his store into IL hall to be used as a g. A. r.
hall
Mrs. A. L. Phillips has fuschia of about s
months growth which has 12S buds and bios.
sons
Ralph Martin has this year raised over 3
bushels of Strawberries off piece of land ia
rods square.
The Universalist society will hold their So
ciabe at the church on Thursday afternoon,
Aug. 10. All invited.
The Congl ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs e. ]. Sheldon on Thursday afternoon of
this week All invited.
| With very few exceptions the schools thro'-
out this town will begin Sept. 4. Some differ
ent arrangements have been made, which will
be made known later.
| NJ. S. Burnell, private Secretary to Con-
| gresham Powers, accompanied that gentle
man to Washington Tuesday.
Aft Guyer's recent midnight expedition did
| not in the least interfere with his appearance
at bis customary TRUSTING place Sunday
evening.
Haskell is not very quiet these days. He
has bargains adapted to the times and any
body wishing to save money will do well to
call on him.
Last Saturday word was brought down TO
5 A. Fife that drunken crowd up on East
HUI had taken possession of the Jordan
place and were doing great damage to the
premises and threatened to burn the build
lngs. About midnight, Mr.. Fife with the
necessary papers, together with Sherlh
Stevens and several Others, about fourteen
IN all, armed and equipped to the teeth,
started out to capture the maragders; tlie
ana Howard were calm and cool, but IL is
said That several of the posse were very mheh
rattied and as they drew near the scene IN
sisted that an advance guard be sent on TO
explore and return to the reserves II IN need
Oh help;; Accordingly a delegation started
OUT ana afoa- reaching the place were very
n nl surprised to find a couple oil innocent
nSnermen, who were about ready to leave
Mlthout much ado the advanced guards re-
turned to those in the rear and reported tine
result OF their reconnoiter, which was re-
ce s zee with great degree OF relief by many
OF the embryo detectives. Turning about
Ine Ifoup silently wended their way home
v MarI, meditating on the thrilling events,
sshheuulhg OF gore, and hair-breadth escapes
Uha' might have been theirs H. A. L.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
WORCES TER.

Harvey Collier has moved into Leonard
Stones house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Flint of South Royal
ton were in town last week.
Lee Kent had horse get badly cut on
barbed-wire fence last Sunday.
Miss Grace Wheeler of Seminary Hill was
the guest of Mildred Ladd last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ordway visited Mrs
Abbott, Mrs Ordways mother, last week.
Mrs Ring and children from Canada are
visiting Mrs. Rings brother, Eugene Buck.
Mrs. Frank Jones died Tuesday, July 20,
after a long illness; she leaves husband
and four children.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
EDEN,

EDENE
Inc painters are at work on the hotel at
the Mills.
George Hall has gone to Barre, where he
mas situation as engineer.
Mrs. James Atwell is in poor health. DIR.
waite, OF Johnson, is in attendance.
Mrs. E. A. Hadley and daughter we're IN
town over Sunday visiting relatives.
Ii. c. Martin is confined to the house with
chronic kidney and heart difficulty. DIR.
Bacon calls there.
Mrs Vim. Emery is stopping with Der son
George in johnson, and Nellie is keeping
house for her while she is away.
The Sunday School at the red school-houst
conducted by Mrs C.. w. Blake is well attend
ed. The s. S. at the Mills is also in good
condition. F. f. Lewis is expected to SPEAK
to them next Sunday at 3 p. m.
The Y. p. S. &. Z. are doing no small
amount of labor in the Masters vineyard
Last Thursday evening II of them went to
the red school-house in the west part OF the
town and conducted services there. Ten o
them rode in a double farm wagon and came
together for work; the services were very
interesting, led by o. NJ. George. Thursday
evening August 10, they purpose to be ther'
again, and an invtation is extended to all tC
meet them there Subject of next meeting
Wages of Sim" Let there be good turn
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
WATERVILLE.

II. l.. Beard is building an addition to his
house.
John Holmes of Burlington was in town
over Sunday.
Helen Stevens was in town a few days the
present week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Laraway spent the past
week in st. Adams.
Miss Mamie Wilbur is stopping in BurliDg'
ton for IA few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Culver are happy over
the arrival of n son.
A son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mis-
Enos Ladue the past week.
John Whitcomb of Berkshire was visiting
friends in town over Sunday.
Mrs. John Thompson is tho guest of hel
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
Edison Shattuck and Ohm Lavigne of Wor
cester, Mass. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Ii Shattuck.
Rev. aud Mrs Seymour of Morrisville CAV
II very interesting account of the great con
vention at Montreal, on Sunday at the UnioI
church, and in the evening large congrega
ton listened to very interesting remarks b.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
STOWE.

Mrs. c.. Barnes has returned from Wood
stock.
DR.. Church and wife returned from Nam
tucket on Friday.
George W. Thompson is in town visiting
his mother and others.
Rev. l. P. Booth will preach at Unity church
next Sunday morning, Aug. g.
Several other Bigelow friends from Mass
are in town on their annual visit.
A very pleasant surprise to her friends IN
Stowe was the return of Miss Badger, a lot
mer teacher in District No. 4. She mas hau !,
long and painful illness, but was mercifully
spared and her cheerful face is again among
us for a short visit. picnic was held in her
honor at Mrs. Lucy Scribner's on THURSDAY
last The large attendance and heavily iadel
table, together with the presents, all help to
show that the visit was well appreciated.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs. c. Manly is very i'll.
The Kendall SPAWN Cure factory has closed
for four weeks.
Haying is nearly done in this vicinity,
some finished last week.
Miss Floy Hall and brother have gone to
Montreal to visit friends.
Several families from here are camping at
Highgate and Silver Lake.
G.. Jones and family of East Berkshire, were
guests of V. Jones over Sunday.
Tue ticket agent here sold 125 tickets to
st. Adams for Barnum & Bailey's circus.
j. Mears and Miss Anna Giddings have been
in Montreal in the interest of the b. j. Ken
dali company.
The families of j. Lawrence and d. Nj. Gard
ner are camping in beautiful grove on the
bank of the river at Great Rock.
G. L. Marsh has erected large barn con
tanning twenty box stalls at Marsh Driving
Park for the accommodation of the trottlng
horses that will participate in the races here
The people of this vicinity are looking for
ward with great interest to the races, which
will take place next week Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
NORTH CAMBRIDGE.

At the close of the service on Sunday it was
voted that this church, Sabbath-school ana
neighborhood should tender the family OF the
late u. G. Chase our sympathy in their be-
reavement. Bro. Chase was an earnest christ
ian and ever ready to aid in any effort for the
good of the community, man of firm con-
victions ami ability to express those conylc-
tions in pleasing but positive manner Inc
following resolutions were adopted, to be
published in the News AND CITIZEN, and a
copy furnished the family
Resolved That 10y the death of Bro. Chase
this society has lost u willing helper, true,
upright man, who will be greatly missed IN
all'our future gatherings; and
Resolved, That while we bow in humble
submission to the will of God, we will ever re-
we're his memory and find comfort in the
thought that our loss is his eternal gain,
d. G.. WALKER,
F. ii. RICE, COMMITTEE.
A. X. ELLsWoRTH,J
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
BICYCLE RACE.-Among the attrac-

BICYCLE RACE.-Among the attrac-
tions at the coming LamOiIle County
Fair will be bicycle race. The man
agement will offer premiums to the
rider making the best time. There
will be mile heats, best two in three.
This race will be open to the world
There will also be another race same
as above, in which the contestants
must be residents of LamoiIle coun-
ty. They also contemplate Offering
u premium to the best appearing
lady rider. More particulars later.