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The herald., 1894-12-22
SOME HOUSE AND LOT GOSSIP
Sale of the Carleton Block on
Spring Street.
Captain c. J. Balls Proposed Six
Story Building.
Six Tenements Going Up at Eighth and
Hope Stpeets-Real Estate
Transfers.
Los ANGELES. Dec, %.

Los ANGELES, Dec %.
The heaviest real estate deal of the week,
but which has not yet gone on record, is the
sale OF the Carleton block on South Spring
street, between Second and Third, by Capt.
Chas J. Bali to Ferdinand Helm. the retired st.
Louis and Kansas City brewer. The con tract
OF sale has been signed by all parties but the
actual transfer is postponed pending the exam
ination and abstrecting of title, etc. The build
ing is three-story brick, with 20-foot 'front.'
age on Spring street, continuing one of the
best business properties in the city. The con-
sideration is understood to be in the neighbor
hood of $45 900 to $50 900 which is very cheap.
as the rental of the building amounts to more
than the intereit on $50, 900 at per cent. The
ground floor of the building has for some time
boen occupied by Chas. Bauer's Anheuser res
taurant and saloon.
Captain Ball, the grantor OF the above
named property, recently purchased 60 feet
frontage on Spring street between Fifth and
sixth, on which ne proposes to erect q CUB
stantial six-sIory brick biock-designed to be
one of the largest and best buildings in the
city.
Bradshaw Bros, as agents, few days ago
sold to G. II. Hayes, New York CAPITALIST
the northeast corner of Hope and Eighth
streets. opposite the Abbotsiord Inn, considera-
tiOn about $4,000. The purcha er will imme-
eight and nine room tenements. They will be
built in the most substantial manner with
modern improvements, plate glass windows,
ETC., the whole outlay representing an invest
ment of $4,000 or $l7 900.
Messrs. Grider g. Dow report the following
recent sales: Eighteen acres Mt Glendale, for
Thomas WashDurn, for $500: is acres at
Tropiro for Mrs. 4. r. Darby, for $4,000;
acres on East jeff rson street, unimproved, for
$2500; and on Monday of this week sold lots
in Grider & DOw's Adams Street tract to the
amount of $500.
The wafer right conveyed by w. C. B. Rich
ardson to w. t. Spilman, extended notice of
which has appeared in these columns hereto
fore, was recorded yesterday, the consideration
being $50, 900.
Fifty nina separate real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday, the total considera-
tions being $72, ,33l.
No building permits of any consequence were
issued yesterday.
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I-Steady at 19@19c.
RECEIPTS ANptHIPMENrs.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices Grain and Produ
Movements,

Call Board Prices Grain and Produce
Movements.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2l.-Wheat, dull;
December, 92c; May, $3.50.
Corn-$1.25.
Bran-$12O0
Flour-Family extras, $3.4O013 55 Bakers'
extra, 3.3O(G3 40; superfne, So. 20@2.65.
Whest-There is not much activity to the
market. Offerings keep fairly liberal and buy
ers have matters somewhat in their favor
No. shipping. 66l4@97lsc; choice. SSAse;
milling, 92Ia0971Sc; Walla Walls wheat, 75c
for for fair average quality. sll4@s3s1c for
blue stem and 66072I<c for damp stock.
Barley-N0b0dy seems anxious to buy
Feed, fair to good, S0082J5c; choice. S3slc;
brewing, 90G95c
Oats-Stocks are large and 1t will require
much more active trade trade than now prevails
to canse apy marked diminution. Buyers have
about every adyantsse. Milling, 81. .o6t9l; I2ys
1.07l1; good to choice, 921SC997 10: poor to
fair. S715@c90; black. 81, 1901. 30 red, 81. O71S
@1. 15; gray, 9216cG$l. 90.
Receipts-Flour, sacks, 9147. Wheat, ctls,
3479. Barley. ctls, 480. Oats. ctls, lat. Corn,
ctls, X44. Beans, sacks, So Potatoes sacks
2132. Onions, sacks, 100.
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Compagnie Generate 9.ansatlsntiqus

FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
GOMPANY'S PIER (NRwl. NO. ~ NORTH
~ river, foot of Morton ST. New York.
Travellers by this lins avoid both travel BY
English railway and the discomfort OF Cross
ing the channel In . small boat
La Brstagne. December 1.
La Bourgogne, December .:
La Champagne, December 10.
La Normandie, December "a
La Bretagne, December 29.
La Gascogne, January 3.
New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris.
frst-olass 4l80. second-clsss 81 IL.
For freight or passage appUiyp ppUyp1vr tS .n,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
J.F: FUGAzI 4 90, agslts. 8 Nontscnery
gomery st, Tickets are foT aaas b. all railroad
and steamship o0eesa
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
speculation in Wall street-Foreign

speculation in wall street, oPeiSn anu
Domestic lxchange.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Tne stock market was
very dull today, and prices moved irregolarly
and sluggishly. Seldom has speculation been
less interesting in the leading stocks, there be-
ing during the day long periods in which the
changes in price were conf ned to the smallest
fractions.
Sugar was most prominent in the transac-
tions, and moved within range oi per cent.
selling down 10 S9i during the morning., and
on clique manipulations being forced dp to
0l14 in the later fluctuations. There was quite
brisk selling of the shares in the final dealings,
which caused reaction of u with rally of "a
at the close, making q gain OF "a on the day.
Except Reading which was uute active, the
Chicago Gas, Distilling, Missouri Pacific and
ST. Paul being the only stocks in which the
lransac ions exceede 5000 shares. There was
II smull business done IN some OF the specialties,
and these were the only snHr - III winch the
changes exceeded n fraction. in the late trad
ing the market showed remarkable strength
aud closed strong, but in many cases the early
declines had not been fully recovered. and the
last prices made are about eycnly divided, COM
pared wi h last nights final figures.
The bona market WAS q shade easier during
the early session, but as the day wore along it
gathered and closed in good toue. There WAS a
fairly nctive demand, the sales aggregating
$1.36S, 600.
Government bonds Steady.
State bonds Quie,
Railroad bonus-Flrm.
CLOSING STOCKS
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale and Jobbers' Quotations Cor
rected Daily.

WuoioSdie ana JODDePS QuOtaClOnS Cor
rected Daily.
Los ANGELES, Dec. %.
drop OF about Hc is announced in pork
products.
Butter is weakat qotations,
Cheese is firm.
Eggs are hrmer on small arrivals. Easterns
due Friday have not arrived and may not get in
before Monday. few of the remaining east
erns SOLD yesterday at 2Sc; ranch at 32c, A
DieaR VIII not occur before further arrivals.
Tomatoes are in good demand for shipping
iairly good quality of early oranges is being
box.
Lemons are In good demand. No cured fruit
ISM me market but the partially cured ia sell
iLg readily at $2.60@3. 90 per box.
Dairy Products
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, ib rolls. 52ISO0
o5,,; 20 OF. rolls, 4715gaOc; fancy dairy. 2s az
rolls 4O(945c; choicv, 35(D4Oc
GHEEsE-Per h., Southern California. laroe
dsnc; YSuag SS 5s.,s Amerdics l4p hand. 1895
cream, 13@13l2c: Linn berger, IOGfSo. do.
mtstic Swiss 15ai6c; imported Swiss, 24QD2Gc;
Rockford, 40c: Gorganzola. 36c; Rdsm. sls6n
10c; Bapsago, 27c. o|a~
The herald., 1894-12-22

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2I.-Wheat: spot, STEADY; de-
mand moderate No. red winter, As 9i; No.
Manitoba, 5s sd; No. california, 5s I'd.
Futures opened quiet, with near positions of
red winter 2 far hings higher and distant po-
sitions 3 farthings higher closed quiet,
with near positions to 2 farthings lower and
distant positions to farthings lower. Busi-
ness about equally distributed. December. As
sgd; January, Is Cd; February, 5s 915d;
March, Red American, a lOii April, As
1G5<d; May, 4s vl4d.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, 4s 10d.
Futures opened quiet and unchanged from
Yesterdays closing figures and closed quiet
with December 2 fartnings lower and other
months unchanged. Business was heaviest on
january, As sd; February, 4s 4d; March. As
4d; April, 4s AID; May, 4s AID.
Flour-Dull; demand poor; 6t. Louis fancy
winter, at 5s Sd; Canadian, As lid.
Hops-At London Pacific coast) f2 15s.
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RedOndO Railway

NO, l3-IN EFFECT s A. NJ, FRIDAY
OCT. IL, 1894.
Los Angeles Dspot: Corner Grand avenue
and Jefferson street. Take Grand avenue cable
or Main street and Agricultural Park horse cars
Trains leave Trains leave
Los Angeles kedondo
for Redondo. for Los Angeles.
9:O5 am. daily 80 am. daily
l:35 ON. daily 10 80 am. daily
$50 pm. daily 4:10 Pm daily
*8;O5 am '6:45 am.
saturdays and Sundays only.
For rates on freight and passengers apply ct
room 432 Bradb bury building, corner Third and
Broadway cPnone 1864, or at depot, corner
Grand avenue and Jefferson st. cPhone No.
D. MCFARLAND, President
IN SUTTON, Superinteadent
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Foreign sheen Pelts.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-At the sheepskin sale to-
day 137, 900 Cape of Good Hope and Natal
skins were offered, OF which $4,000 wore with
drawn. The attendance was moderate and bid
ding dull. Prices were farthing to Sd lower.
Advlees from New Zealand state that at the
auction safes yesterday 4S,O 900 skins were Of.
fered, of which 23, 900 we're sold. Prices 1t is
added, were lower than at any time since the
opening of the series Of sales aud buyers were
restless and the market dull.
The herald., 1894-12-22
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership

rT>HE FIRM, CONSISTING OF THE UNDER
l. signed, heretofore existing and doing bust
ness in the city OF Los Angeles, state OF Cali
fornia, at first under the name of the Novelty
Manufacturing company and later under the
name of Yucca Manufacturing company, is
this dav dissolved, J. II. Spires retiring from
the partnership, he having disposed OF all his
right title and interest in and to said partner
ship to A. Dorman.
of the Yucca Manufacturing company, and all
accounts due said old partnership will be col
lected by, and all debts owing by the same
will be assumed by the new firm.
Los Angeles, Cal. December l, 1894;
]. H. SPIRES,
w. c. MEANS,
set f, DENSMORE,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Los ANGELES, FRIDAY. Dec

Los ANGELES, FRIDAY. Dec. 81,
RICHARDSON, W C B, to W T spilman
All water developed and undevel-
oped on land, as per 9l3 OF deeds
Ia Observation-Disclosures. $50, 900
LUM, MAKrlN l., ct ux to s,th Mar.
snail-Lot 49, Highland Park TIT D.
JOHNSTON, VI l.. ct ux 70 Lora N Hol- '
brook-Lot Is, Yale and Harvard trt,
NORMAN, G A. ct ux. to c Allen-Lot
10, blk B G Wengarth's sub SEl2 30
acre TIT in div b sau Gablel Orange
LITTLE, ", ct ux 10 b Renick-Lot ),
blk Ia, Brooklyn Heights tr.............. 500
SlIasON, C NJ, ct al, to J A seth-Lot
PERKINS, j +, to q Aiddeson-I acre
Ian Downey, AIS 271............... 25O
GIbsoX.. FRANK A, trustee. aud Pac
Nut Life Ins Co o. Cal to Chas
Bowen-Lot 90, Grider & Dow's snb
riswater trt 53-91, 90. ............. 900
BAssET !, K 4. ct ux TO A q Abbot. trus-
Iee-..ots and s, Lands sub Ma blk
ROME, MARY E, ct con. to 4 S Bassett
Lot Lot 2 blk A, Hughes & Burritts sub ..o
GIBSON, FRANK A, trustee, ard Pac
Nut Life lns 90 to Henty A Draper
l50, Grider q Dow's sub, Briswalter
DILLsK, C. e: ux to Geo q Manhard-
wl0 acres, SUB OILERS trt 9O-44l.. 1,4o0
DOBBlN5, w, to julia Il strIne-Lot 1,
BaNNidG B, l, ct nx to- to il JevneHLots O
20. 22 and "a, blk C, Bonnie Brae
lrt, o4-l0. .................. .......... 3,2OO
SALISBURY. A ], ct ux, to w Hedges
Lot 10 anA MAO # lot Q, Miller &
Herrfotps sub, Harper ...... Ia, 900
ROGER. w, ct ux to Jane SQnsin
Lot ID in lot s. A Nindes sub lots
ana 8, blk O, San Pasqusl trt......... 1900
CHERRY, GEO A, to a A Weymsuth-
Lot A. blk Z, New Fair Oaks,ave trt,
Pasadena Observation-Disclosures. 1,10O
DoBBINs, W, to Pauline Edlean-Lot
8, blk 2, Fairvew Observation-Disclosures. 500
DEVIN, ELLEN, to L A M]ler-Lots 20
to rs inc, Miller's add Miller & Her
riott's resub, Fitzgerald trt. ... ...... 5000
WOODRUFF, DkLLA. to Martha Flynn
-Lot2, Wallace Bros Los Robles and
Walnut sub, lot 5, blk d, San PasQual
TIT ...................... $50
CHALFANT, K, to NJ &c sowell-Lot 16.
nixby trt Observation-Disclosures. 1,00U
GRAVEa, # II, to Agnes Percey-Lots
56, 81, SO. 80, 81, 50, blk and B,
orba d Page trt.... ............ 400
SUMMARY.
Decub. 10
tuuinht, 10
AoSoi |o'ool w
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SHIPPING NEWj.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SAN PED Ro, Dec. 90
Schooner Maria L. Smith, Rosendall master
from Tacoma, with 442. 600 feet OF lum ber for
Pasadena Lumb Der company.
Schooner Glenn, Jorgenson master, from
Eureka. with 200, 600 feet OF lumber to West
ern Lumber company.
SAILED.
SAN PEDRO, Dec. 81.
Schooner Comet, Thornstrom master, for
Port Gamble, in ballast.
The herald., 1894-12-22
London Monev Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 2l.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says:
Mines were booming today; other stocks were
quiet but firm Americans show better tone but
little business Grand Trunks were dull and
weak. The account will begin on Monday.
Money rates will be sitter. Gold Is beginning
to leave the open market for Rio Janeiro.
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cilvap RulIinn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2l.-Silver bars, GOO
6O1sc per ounce.
Mexican dollars, 5OX051c.
NEW YoRk, Dec. 19.-Silver bars. per ounce,
Gle.
LONDON. Dec, 2l.-Silver bullion, per ounce
0TILd
The herald., 1894-12-22
Bank CleapinRS,

New YORK, Dec 2l.-rne following table
compiled by Bradstreets. shows the total clear
ings al the principal cities and the percentage
OF increase or decrease, rs compared with the
corresponding week last year
Per cent Pr cent
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Course of Business on the Chicago Pro-
duce exchange.

Course Of Business on the Chicago Pro-
duce exchange.
CHICAGO Dec 2l.-Kheat was firm for 15
minutes at the opening on account OF the Liv.
erpool market and small receipts at Minneapo-
lis and Duluth, but the price, which first began
to give way from the heaviness of corn, became
very weak on small seaboard shipments and
broke down. From 55Ho at the opening for
May IL had by IL o'clock sold Off to 5S9oS1sc.
1t seemed clear the visible had not yet coiu-
menced to decrease and that an increase was
incubating for the present week, expected to
amount sto about 900 bushels, and In prep
the result of the adjournment over the Christ.
mas holidsys, beginning from the ciose OF to-
mOrroVs Session, May, after dropping TO 5S12c.
broke off ana closed at 5Sc
Corn was weak and dull, Receipts were too
heavy for the demand and were ditncult to dis.
&c had TO be submitted to, SO that decline in
the course of the day OF &c In May futures was
not surprising. The supplies overran yesterdays
receipts by 10 cars, and estimated receipts for
tomorrow are even heavier. May opened at 4S1s
(n49c, dropped gradually to 48Ac, and after
holding around the latter price for some time it
became still weaker and was very limp at the
close at 4SIs94S1.c.
Oats were easier aud quite active. May start
ed at 32932ls aud sold down to 315sc. Decem-
ber Shove a slight advance, as IL was drawing
near to the close OF the month and shorts were
covering.
The provision market was in sympathy with
the weakness in grain. Hog receipts were heav-
ier than estimated and their quality was not SO
good. Packers were moderate sellers of prOvi-
sions. and prices gradually receded and were at
their lowest at the end OF the session, the days
reductions amounting to 15c in pork and 71ac
in lard and ribs,
Fut nlo ri
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Bank Of England Bullion.
Liverpool Markets.

LONDON, Dec 21.-The amount of bullion
gone from the Bank of England on balance was
El4A,0OO.
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BOND LIST,

tBid.
BOSTON, Dec. 21.-The closing quotations
were:
Atchison. ....... 4l&lMexican.. 5L
Bell Telephone. 1907 san Diego. -
Burlington. IL
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l,-Money on call easy
at 1902 per cent; last loan, per cent;
closed at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile pa paper-2sl0D4Is per cent
Sterling exchanges steady. with actual busi-
mand and "a. .95l4@4. 85ls for 80 days
Posted rates-$4 SSla@4.s9 and $4.S91s9
4.4O
Commercial bills-&4 SBK@4 seq
Silver certifcates60 bid.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Sight drafts on New
York, per 800, "a.
Telegraphic 10c.
Sterling bills on London, bankers 6O-day
bills, $4. .S61s.
LoNDoN. dec. 2l.-Bank of England discount
rate, Per cent.
Consols--103s,
MINING SHARES,
sAS FRANCISCO. Dec. 2l.-The official closing
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, Dec 2l.-Petroleum, hrm:
Pennsylvania oil sales, none; January option
sales. none; closed offered at 95c.
The herald., 1894-12-22
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21-The cattle market was
stronger for all grades. There was light sup
ply, and the demand did not n ed to be very
brisk to incline prices upward Heavy cattle
were not in very good favor, but the range OF
prices for ordinary to CHOICE light and medium
weight steers WAS l0c to 15c higher than yes.
terday. and from 10c to zoe higher than
Wednesday.
There was decided change in butchers aud
Gamers or stockers and feeders. Good grades
of heavy and medium weight hogs sold strong.
The best brought $4. 6594 75 one sale msk king
lots and light hogs sold no better than Thurs
day Trading was principally at 81. 556D& so
for heavy, $4, 3014. so for medium weights and
a. 15@4. 80 for light Culls and pigs generally
sold below 1915.
Heavs receipts are in a m easure responsible
for the low market in sheep. Export sheep, for
which there was call yesterday, were selling
81. 2503. 40; lambs, $1.25 "a. 90.
Receipts--Cattle, 5000; Hogs, %, 600; sheep,
1000.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Cotton closed dull;
middlings, . 11.19c. Net receipts, 22l5; gross.
64O3; exports to Great Britain. 400 to the
continent, 2116 forwarded, 1878; sales. none;
spinneIs' stock. Ill, ,423.
Weekly net receipts, IL dig; gross, 81 ,431;
ex ports to Great Britain. l1S4: to France, 1856;
to the continent, S237; sales. 725; spinners'
stock, 475.
Total to date-Net receipts, 7O,OIO; exports
to Great Britain, %. 100; to the continent, a.
955; stock, 1,23l,090.
Holiday Recess.
exchange will close December Gath, 25th and
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Cotton Market

Holiday Recess.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 21.-The grain and produce
exchange will close December Gath, 25th and
26th.
The herald., 1894-12-22

Flour Easier; Winter patents. So. 5OlG2. 80;
stra,ghts. $2. .2592.60; spring patents. ~. 10 Q
22O.
wheat-No, 2 spring. 5s@99sjrNo 3. So;
No. red, 53sa(DS41S
Corn-No. ., 45Lsc.
oats-No. 2. 2914c; No. 2, 31A@31]sc; No. 3,
white, 3ll4c.
Rye-No. 2, 4s1ae.
Bsrley-No. 2, 5s1s955c; No. 8. Sos No.
4, SOC.
Flax seed-No. !. $l.44l501.45.
Timothy-Prime, $5. 50GD5. So,
Mess pork-Per bDl, $ll62l5911.75.
Lard-$6 65(G6 77l2.
Short ribs-sides, loose, So. S005.85.
Shoulders-Dry sailed. $5.0OD5.12l8.
Short clear sides-BOxed, SO. 1215(D6.25.
Whsky-Distillers finished goods. $1.23 per
gallon.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; creamery, 12923c; dairy.
ll@19c,
The herald., 1894-12-22
Los Angeles Terminal R'y

IN EFFEOT MONDAY, SEPT "A, 1894
Los Angeles depots: East end First vt and
Downey ave. bridges.
Leave Los Angeles for Leave Pasadena tor
Pasadena. Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-12-22
SUMMARY.

Deeds. ..... Observation-Disclosures. 5s
Nominal. .................. Ii
Total l........... ........ 1878. 331 O(
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STATE NEWS.

NORTH MoNMoUrH.

NORTH MONMOUTH.
Business is quite good here. The WOOL
en- mill is running on full time with a full
crew.-Mr. McIlroy 10 having the roof Of
his factory covered with corrugated steel
for protection against fire. The old shin
giles on the roof of his mill have been on fire
quite number of times during the sum
mer, but bis force pump quickly extinguish-
ed the flames. With this steel roof and
their alter works il would seem. the mill
ought to be safe as to fre.-Leonidus Pet
tingilPs box business is good. Next week
he will repair his dam, which will cause
shutdown for few days.-Harry f. King
and Charles Moody, with their families, re-
turned from Harpswell, Wednesday even
ing. d. T. Moody, Harry Hallowell and
lady, J. A.. Dudley, A. +. Dudley,
Alma A. Gordon and families also
returned the first of the week
Summer visitors are coming in good num-
bers.-L. c. Berry and Miss George Fogg
were married Wednesday evening" at The
residence of Rev. Mr.. Eldridge, Monmouth
Center. Mr.. Berry has been at Westbrook
for the past year but bias returned to his
home in North Monmouth, where he will
devote his time to farming.-Mrs. Florence
c. Miller returned from Rangeley, her pres
emit home, to her Rrandfather's, j. i. Or
cult, Thursday. Her husband, 4. Winston
Miller, IS station agent, express agent
and telegraph operator at that place.
j. +. circuit, ESQ.,, received
quite an injury to his right arm
Wednesday afternoon, in the box mill, by a
board flying from the edger and striking
him on the arm below the elbow cutting the
flesh so deep that the cords could
plainly be seen. The injury will
lay him up number OF days
Most of the grain is harvested and has
proved q good crop. Potatoes are not yield.
ing so well as was expected few In the hill,
but quite good size.-Some orchards will
have very good crop of apples, while
others but very few.-Mr. Pettingill has
commenced making apple barrels. 1t would
do a fruit msn or anybody else good to look
at Mr.. w. II. Keith's young orchard of fall
fruit. No State fair ever made finer dis
play of apples.-Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Nc
Troy will celebrate their fifteenth marriage
anniversary next Monday evening Aug. 20.
A good time is anticipated and no doubt
will be realized.
Troy.
Rev Frank s. Forbes of California,
preached at the church last Sabbath, and
gave temperance address in the evening.
Mr.. Forbes is an earnest temperance work
er and gives a strong, stirring lecture which
cannot fail Of being helpful to the cause.
He is to give an illustrated lecture at the
church Tuesday evening, Aug. 2l.-Msny
of cur citizens have gone to Northport to
attend the Chautauqua Assembly and camp
meeting.-Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Bagley of
New York City are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Nelson Dodge and daughter Edna,
of Lewiston have been visiting DR.. NJ. Il.
Dodge and wife.--Mrs. Zmri Carlton is
visiting at Milton Charlottesville. and Mrs.
George Bagley are the happy parents of
twelve pound boy.