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The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-13
Culver Items.

We had the pleasure of listening to
u fine sermon by an cold Baptist"
minister at Uncle Jno Evans Satur-
day night and Sunday, to a fun house.
Mr. and Mrs A Ray, NJ NJ Greer and
family, DR. Mcfarland and family
took dinner at s p Evans Sunday.
Lonnie Kiersey has thanks for
favors.
LCM Moore bought that buggy at
Montrose, we hear.
Elmer Huff chews his own tobacco.
Jim Bradley trimmed T n Hendrix
trees.
Prof Geo Graham visited relatives
near us. He was reelected princi-
pal of the Sweet Springs schools.
Il p Stover received a check from
his Kansas firm, but will try again.
We hope ere longto hear OF Sidney
Graham, returning to Bates and
buying a farm.
Miss Luke Bradley is home from
the Normal.
Ice cream for all at Estes Saturday
night. All invited.
J nj Graham returned from a bust
ness trip in western Bates, Saturday.
MF Perry, j. p, called a few mo.
ments Saturday in company with his
wife and sister from Henry county
I'D Greer and wife visited in Sum
nit, Sunday.
Ligget Moudy is happy-it's a boy
SB Mcfarland and family visited
relatives in Butler Saturday.
Mrs Huff and Jno LentZ visited
relatives in Barton county few day.
last week. JACK.
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training fine trotting horse. He
has GAO acres of land in Texas; has
been a resident of this county since
1869, coming here from Macon county.
G. f Morris signs for the TIMES.
Young Tars wants to trade his bed
for lantern.
Miss Mamie Arnold of Sprague,
visited Miss Helen Smith last week.
Mrs Blair 10 very sick.
Mrs Woodfin spent Saturday with
her mother, Grandma Miller.
Mr. Frank Johnson took dinner with
Everett Swarens, Sunday.
Misses Netti0 Aerry and Liza Nc
Kethen, visited Mrs Robb at Foster,
Thursday.
Will Miller has 4 new binder, so
keep out of his way.
Mrs Jim Vaughan and Mrs WIN
Porter spent Wednesdayat at Grandma
Nillers.
Miss Lou Smith attended the par
ty at Sprague Saturday evening.
A number of young people took in
the Childrens day exercises at Reav-
ley, Sunday.
at Campbell ford north of Foster,
OS thS
They were: Ben Watkins and wife
Harper Bateman and wife, Jackson
Curry and wife, Louis Morris ant
wife, Geo Lowery and wife, Mrs Wm
Gardner aud John Asher.
' A fire at Foster Sunday morning
completely destroyed the large store
building and contents, belonging tC
Mr. AL Metzler; loss, 81, 900; insurance
1000. Also barber shop OF Mr. Bot
Shelton's burned, contents saved bu
badly damaged.
Mrs p Y Morse, who has been con
/ gnad TO her room for four years, i
improving under recent treatment.
Baptizing at the bridge on Maria
des Cygne, near Byfield's, Sunday Il
| 3 o'clock.
! Annie has salted her Bonnet down
y. NJ. NesTLERODE.
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tended Sunday school at different
churches. The elder of the Free
Methodist church preached 1T the
NestlerOde school house.
Herman Beaman, who has been
working for 9 " Wolfe, left for La
fayette county, Saturday.
Miss Yula I've, OF Amsterdam, was
shaking hand, with her old pupils
last Sunday.
Orvill Brown, OF Amsterdam, was
III our town Sunday.
Virgil .Jenkin, j. digging well for
Ben toMjfOrd
1t j. quite Il compliment that GOV.
Stone appointed Pierce Hsckett, of
Virginia, delegate To Il democratic
silver convention. Mr. Hachett Il free
coinage from head TO foot.
Elmer Nori- and two sisters, of
Butler, were in Virginia last Sunday.
Geoge l. Smith, Of Butler, passed
through here last week.
Last Saturday we made tuip TO
Henry Francis farm. Corn, oats and
flax looking much better than round
here. Mr. + has 30 acres of corn waist
high: bugs had destroyed about half
the wheat, flax never looked better.
Farmers in good spirits, and with
good rains in July an abundant corn
crop will be aad.
Jas McManus and VIM Kennedy of
Passaic, put q new roof on Uncle Billy
Drysdale's house last week.
Chas Garwood, of Burlington,
Kan, is here cutting his wheat.
G w Wolfe came from town with ID
new buggy last week.
G Ii Morrison has 1000 bushels of
corn for sale at 45c per bushel.
Sunday school at Grandview i
progressing nicely under the super
vision of Mr. Gardner aud Miss With
erspoOn.
Rufus Hall of Warrensburg landed
in Virginia Monday.
Geo Bridgford, of Hume, was in
Virginia Sunday.
Miss Lula Slichman and brother,
of Amoret, were visiting the family
of q w Park Sunday afternoon.
Chas Bish and his cousin, Miss Ella
Widers, of Eldorado, are visiting rel
atives in this vicinity.
II baptized last Sunday afternoon
at the Nestlerode school house by the
presiding elder of the Free Metho,
dist church.
Call on 0 NJ Drysdale and he viii
sell you a can of paint that will mai
your buggy look like new.
Edgar Dalton, of Butler, was in oul
midst last Sunday.
DR. Metchell has a new wire fence
north side of his orchard.
Cash stepped into Coins school a
Virginia, Coin says, all forms of cred
it is based on gold at present and th'
basis is too small. Cash says gold i
not the basis of value and never was
it is only a measure of value in cot
ton, wool and wheat. Coin allege
all farm products have declined a
the same rate silver has. Cash say
corn, oats, pork are higher now thai
in 1888, before we reached hare
money. Therefore, if denonetizin;
of silver has forced down corn cot
ton, wool, it has forced up corn. oats
pork and lard. What has demand I
do with prices?
The party at Geo Bright's Satu'
day night was we'll attended.
\ gentleman started from Garneti
Kan, Thursday morning, ate Dime
at Uncle Billy Drysdale's and expect
ed TO be in Clinton at sun down.
Cliff Jackson and Bill Hutfima
were over in Kansas Monday.
NEIS' CLERK
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New Home Items.

We change the name of Miss Min
ME Scholes of Foster, to Mrs Minnie
Hamilton. Mrs 5. is quite sick.
Miss Bertha Short, of Foster, re-
news for the TIMES. Many thanks.
Daniel Israel says he has Il pump
kin vine that grows SO fast 1t Is wear
ing the pumpkins out following them
III Bodkins harvested his wheat
crop last week.
Seth Cope passed his fiftisth mile
post few days ago. He expected
his neighbors would each drop in
and present him with $50, but sup
pose they were too busy plowing.
Al Butcher and family of Butler,
are visiting his brother, in this place.
Price of produce on the decline;
hens are 5lc, young chickens 1850,
butter l0c per pound. eggs &C, pr doz.
Aunt Madge Welch has a house to
rent.
S Robb got his binder last week.
He saws he has 200 acres to harvest.
Will work night and day as long as
the moon shines.
Little Mark Allen says his mas set
ting gobbler hatched fine brood OF
brown turkeys, and takes good care
Of them, too.
Miss Jennie Caldwell, of Clinton, Ii
home on visit to her parents.
Rex Jas Steele, graduate of the s
Louis blind school, is at this place
aud expects to preach in the county
He can read ard write three differen
ways, type, pencil and blind letters
Mrs Jno Hedger and children, o.
Virginia, visited us last Sunday.
Those having horse shoe tobacco
cards with my name on them and arr
not going to use them. will do me-
favor by returning them to me.
AG Wilson, a prosperous farne
and stock raiser of near Foster, sub
scribes for the TIMES. Mr. w. own
600 acres of land in the county, ha
three stations, two jacks, and Is no,
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Ballard Items.

Our little town is rapidly coming
to the front; 50 teams in town Satur-
day.
Gen. Seigg and Jas Golfer, of Fos-
ter neighborhood, are visiting the
family of c ID Cole
Mitchell Warford, while climbing
fence, fell and broke his leg. DR.
Boulware, of Butler, was called and
set the fractured limb.
Mrs Lingle and daugeter, OF Webb
City, are visiting her sister, Mrs Jas
Asbury.
DR. Wolfe was called Sunday TO see
Grandma Asbury.
Ell McClenny's little boy is suffer
ing with toothache and neuralgia.
" B Morlan had two porche- built
to his house: Mart Anderson and
w Davidson did the work.
Misses Matte Hart and Mamie Sis
son of Butler, and Leila Starke, were
in Ballard Friday.
Childrens day exercises at FairView
| next Sunday.
Miss Kate McClements of Butler,
| will teach our winter school.
| Miss Mary Miller's school at Fair
view will close Tuesday. She ha.
! given general satisfaction.
w b Cole returned home trom h
c looking blue on account of the hog
market; said everybody had hogs.
Sam Mcfarland and wife passed
through here Sunday eve from But
Ter, where they had been visiting.
G ID Cole continues to improve; Ii,
walks to town nearly every day.
| Mrs w b Cole and Geo Prices fam
lily visited Will Warford's Thursday
| Mrs Carroll of Kansas, mother o
Mrs f Warford, is visiting relatives
MISTIE ToE.
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Nevada, Mo, June William
Shaeffer died at bis home in Metz in
the northwest part Of this county Of
a kick of a horse. received three
weeks ago. A postmortem revealed
that his liver was ruptured, which
caused perionitis- He was y years
old, and leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
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County Court Proceedings.

County court met in adj ourned
session on Monday. The following
proceedings were had:
Anderson Ferrell and " F Hanks
declared ingane and ordered sent to
asylum No. 3.
School loans granted: " B Ray
burn, $3.50; Harvey Gipson, $3.50;
VIM McBoatney, $1,000; Ed Bow
man, SITS; B H Mcdaniel, $500;
Sarah A Smith. 5000.
Dramshop license granted Henry
Chrisman.
Wright declared elected road over
seer in Deer Greek township; appeal
taken.
Bridge commissioner ordered to
report on bridge at Stumptown.
All bids rejected on repairs On
bridge east of Rich Hill.
Additional security ordered Civ
en- in following loans: W Fl Hollo-
way, Benz F Mitchell, J " Clark.
Jas Overn.an. J 7 Bosley. " J
Bard, Martha Beck. Mary T Harris,
Martha Z Hall, Isaac \ Lamon, j
" Moregold. Laura B Pierce, A
Swisher, R II Plummer, John Bosnia,
D b Glaz brook. H Willward. " 6
Thompson, Evertt Crook,Ino Trim
BILE. 0 Freeman, S B Hines. G {
Jasper.
Foreclosures ordered in the fol
lowing school loans D G Newsom
Elizabeth Griswold, G Fl Morris, J
A Poteet, VIM Page, c c Duke
Warren Littieield, ] A Silvers, Jnt
~ u;.I-c AppIa p Davis
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IN ARkANSAW.
A MAN

Said that lie sappos.
ed his house needed new roof, Ca
that he could not put one on while
it was raining-aud when it didnf.
rain. he didn't need ii.
DR.. Tucker, the North Side Drug
glst, is not exactly putting on new
roof, but is re-modeling his steses
room-new front, higher ceiling and
other improvements. It's big job,
but had to be done. as his trade de-
manded it
In addition TO carrying q genera
stock of Drugs and Incidence, rs ia.
now making specially Of
Ladies Toilet Articles ard Fine,
Stationery.
ILL.,. TUCKER.
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Abe Mitchell and Lee Harris, two,
negroes, were hung at Birming-
ham, Alabama, Saturday for murder
ing and robbing an old colored ma I.
at his grocery store.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-13

The annual = ) convention of Sum
nit township met at Elizabeth chap
el June 9, at p. m, with 5 { Lynn
T. p. presiding. Services opened by
singing ITO the Work" followed by
prayer by the president, With few
we'll chosen words Mr. G w Fowler
spoke of the work OF the superintsnd-
ent. G Il Parker next presented the
opportunities and responsibilities of
the hour, in very impressive and
instructive manner. A paper written
bv Dent on the subject "Who can
teach in the 5 5 was read in the con-
vention. Mr. Ross spoke on the sub
I ject, "Other Peoples Children" in 4
verv able and forcible manner. BEST
methods of encouraging attencance"
was very clearly presented by { B
/ Rayborne and was much appreciated
/ Rev Marphy spoke III SOME length
upon the Vital power of the 5 ;.
( His address was very impressive and
/ forcible and listened TO with much
attention. The programme was in
terspersed with music and the con
! yenIiOn was a success throughout.
The following officers We're elected
| { B Ravborne, president: Lynn
vice-president: executive committee
{ \ Dent. S c Lynn, Mr. Shubert
Harry Long. GEO. FowLER,
See
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Deppwater Items.

W L kash sold 40 head of hogs TO
Geo Price, for 81. 10 a hundred.
MI Myers, who has been at his SON
in-law, Joshsph Standings, in Henry
county, died June 9Th, of enlarge
ment of the liver. He had been
sufferer for II years, In his death
the community lost good citizen.
Mr Fisher, living Il miles north OF
Spruce, has the lumber hauled 10
erect a handsome residence, Joe Ems
ley, of ScheIl City, is the architect.
Mr. Ben Wayne made d flying trip
TO Nevada one day last week.
III = Callahan a former merchant
of Johnston, has built store house
mile south Of that place and remov-
ed his goods, and is now ready to
meet his old customers.
The boys OF Elm Grove talk of or
ganizing a base ball club Saturday.
Miss Minnie Chambers. who has
been attending school at Nevada, has
returned home.
Farmers of east Deepwater have
already commenced threshing their
wheat. SINGH.
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LANE g. ADAIR.

Mrs D Walker sup paup ) 90 /
Judge JAS z Graves,per diem
and mileage 20 90
Judge " [ Kemper, per diem
and mileage 30 90
Judge D B Fuller per diem
and mileage 20 90
D A Colyer, atten co crt 5 90
Chris Miller, tenn sup 5 Is 90
! Mrs D A McCown, washing
for prisoners / 60
Frsv Sta Co. printing 1865 90
Lane h Adair, ,mdse prisoners 8 IS
Standard Printing Co, print. 3 70
E A Garter, coffin paup Is 90
P II Holcomb. expenses 4 50
/ E n Jones. coal 5 80
0 F Renick, salary, fees IL 25
n A Wade, printing 81 90
q " Waddell, tenn sup 10 90
J Fl Sisson, surveying = w
r z Delaney, repairs ID 5O
Stewart Atcheson, supplies / 80
r H Review, pub fnan stat 30 %
R H Review. printing 10 Oo
J B March. salary, &c. 32 20
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The Missouri river is putting on
regular June b ender. -
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The Musical Convention in Freedom

The Waldo and Kennebec Musical Assoc
Hall, Freedom, June 9Th. Owing to tile
storm of tile night before, which did not
clear away until late in the forenoon of the
9th, and the bad condition of the roads,
many We're deferred from coming who would
otherwise have been present and those WHO
did 90 felt THAT there was very large frac-
ton of uncertainty mixed up with the affair.
Those of us who went from Liberty at eleven
o'clock A. a. concluded that whatever we
did in relation to the matter we should be
sorry for-sorry ii we went, sorry if we
went not, bit more sorry if we went not
| than if we Went. So Gn the language OF
| Artemas War0D we vented, leaving this
place about noon Dr. +. "A. Porter, who il a
fast driver, proved himself the Phil Sheri-
| dan on this occasion. When he arrived al
! Halldale he met President Nosc aud all
| those from Montvile III full retreat fvr theil
homes They told him that What few had
| come had concluded that M more We're com
| ing and 50 At T.. ~ z II, they had Reluctantly
turned their faces holneward. But the gal-
lant dispens, II s,aIls ann paregorl., MIN
his usual never l-iYt-iil,-ativenrsS Succeeded
in turning tIan VII baek. Teams were Sent
ont in an directions tn piclS up tile strag-ltrs
and thus iefeat turned into victory. by
| '"'eioek Quite Respectable elAss was pres
emit Samuel Rollins ana daughter @f ,itN
wele elected director and organist r,.sp-c
tvely. After Singing MI ABOUT twp AourS
!
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Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers N real tstat, were
Recorded n Waldo county Registry Of Deeds
for the week ending June. IL, 1856: May c.
Robbins, SearSmont, to john f. Paine do
land IN Sears,nont. Jesse +. Staples, Stock
ton Springs, 70 Geo. a. Stevens do land IN
Stockton Springs. Benz. W. Downts, Tnurll-
dixie to John w. Mitchell, Freedom: lauti N
Thorntllk. Everett AL Nickersom, Belfast.
to Isaac II. sherman N ;tls do. land in Bal
fast. Isaiah could, Brooks, to a. Il. Stan
tai. do. land in Rocks. Julia g. Mex cen.
Belfast, to \ III Perkins, do: land in Bel
fast. Samuel : Bean, Searsinunt, to Mary
Searsmont. Herman NJ. Farrow, Is Is
boro, to Lizzie A. Coombs, do; land and
buildings in lslesboro. VIM. A. Whitney,
Boston to Job Is. Herrick, Northport: land
i'll Northport. Walter +. Lewis, Cambridge,
Mass, to VIM II. HILL Brookline, Mass .
land in Llncoinvile Albert NJ Eames
Lowell, Mass, to Leroy S. Nickerson, Pros
pect land ana buildin- in Stockton Springs
Henrietta NJ Luce, Belfast to Eliza Nj
Gillian ct all. do. land and buildings in
Belfast q d+eds) Harrison Pnlien. Paler-
mo, to }. p. Haskell ct al, do. Land in Pa
ermo e deeds) Horace Hobbs ct ais,
Worcester, Mass, to Ida l.. Burgess, Sears
X. Peavey, Swanvlle, to Eta J. Webb, Con
way, N. H.; land in Swanville. Prince
BESSIE estate, Brooks, to E. r. Grant, Unity
land in Unity. Fred Atwood Il al. to Mel
vim j. Nerril, do; land in Winterport e
deeds.)
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N meeting of tl.tt executive coulattve ny
rbr Twenty-s xrA Name Regilntnt A,soria
ton was held H tina citv after THE elose N
the Waldo 4taran~ Association last Thurs
elay. ami ID WAS NOTED, to hold THE annual re-
union al Norrh4ort Campground, Nloudav
August l4rll, or il stormy, Nn The 18TH. he.
tails II Program, entertainment, ste., wil b4
ARRANGED w th,. .e,,linlirtee soou
Th4 utijcers uf A. n. O,Iark Camr. son- N
NtfefailS. 5rt sAAhlhE 'th tHPf' wv increase
THAR membership. As tNe rank, vi the
The Republican journal., 1895-06-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

1 HALLDALE. The Ladies' Circle met with
Mrs. $ Z. Npse last Tuesday -. #. b.
y Emery OF Grelton, Ohio, is visiting relatives
and friends here. Several from here at
I tended the 4. W. b. quarterly meeting last
Sunday. Mr. J. 4, Clement, Mrs. G. NJ.
Clement, Mr.. Bralnard, wife and daughter
from Lowell, Mass, are visiting relatives
and friends here. Rev. MI. Roys will
Y preach at tile church next Sunday a. m,
and Rev T. r. Pentecost will preach at the
I Nose school house in the afternoon.
PENoBsCoT. Buregh Leach has thorough
y repaired his dwelling house, and greatly
enlarged it. Frank +. Perkins has sold
his house and lot to Robert Bisset Of Blue
| Hill, and bought the farm Of the late Robert
S. Leach. Mr.. Bsset is foreman on the
paving quarry ". The dredging company
has finished ts work for this season, and de-
parted May @lSt. The farmers are done
planting, have now put on their war paint,
and are ON tie trail Of the crows, wood
elncks squash bugs, potato bugs and other
piekers, Stealers and evil dealers. Mrs
/ Cora Perkins ami infant snn q Austin,
Mass, arr spending the Summer With ~
Mo>Kot Mr. navd Haswell died June
s.th nged abnut ~ years. lie bad been SICK
uearIN four Nea1~ hat the Immediate cause
n MS DEATH w. shoek n paralysis. Ile
h.d fwa Sne,>s Monday previous 70 It's
lraih, He leaves widow and five child
\ ryn our ,!Arch soyables began last
I iyeek ar Mrs. y. A Nyes. Tie proceeds welc
pVef -. The reNt one VIII he at Mrs C.C.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
.A ARRIVED

June 8. schS Mary SNOW, Boston, Geo B FER
June Sch sarah Il Davis Pattershall, Frank
fort.
SAILED.
June 7. Schs Geo Ferguson, Ron,iout, Sea
Pigeon, White, Nantucket.
June 3. Sch Mary SNOW. Eockland.
June g. Sch Sarah l. Davis, PatteT>hall, New
Work
June 10. Sch Maria Webster, Turner Boston,
June II. Barkenfine Anita Berwind, Donahoo,
Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, June q. Ar, schs James Parsons.
Gardiner; Flora Condon Frankfort; Hayford
Rockland; Geo Lawrey, Ninalhaven 4, cld sen
Fannie A Gorham, Philbrook, Key West ana Tam
pa 5, ar, sch Ella VI Wiley, Wiley, Satia River
SD, bark Megnnticook Mobile; Z ,ar M, Annie Z
hase Ellis. Bangor; sl'!, Webster Barnard Mar
shall Bangor, via Nahan; SD, BARK LizzIe Carter
Brunswick; N an -rh While 1 Newton, Bruins
wick ~l ship lreYu. H. Philadelphia. a. an brig
katahdi Bangor Scls Everett ,nd ecu i frr
gl>on, Bangor; 0telln, David Siner and Cha- +.
Kay nond Clar&' rs Island "m flinl ana Florence
} Lockwood, Long cove, sld, S[h Maud Snare,
Ranger: TX At, SCH Anna fendleton, Thomas,
Brunswick
Boston, .lune a. cli -eh Daylight, Kensispae
ana Washington, pJ. 7.ar, -ch Tiiian, oifin.iit.
Bangor, 3, An, -ehs Joel r Sheppard Weeil. flii-
aAeil,hia 'lnw ard ana tieil, iirngor
Philadelphia lUie v. Af. scA9 EsAhotfi, Ior'I.
Bangor; Helen II Mo-ceN, lfaif, i;n-tdm Nh ar,
-elis i lipIlle- BirsiSsll; Hu~ten. t,td Bailey,
liaMlor. q, AM, SeH w MaAaee Ward IiprtliI /.
rd -rN llelen 4 Mn~elek, New Maven; S, cd snil
MARY 1. crosby, rtHtn, PortBnA, ", wv. -@f~ W
Manchester thames. KArN. ls.tAe DemNu, l-ilzia
lane ANY. v Eir Eaigaf eil, ~cA >'ili, H,
HiNaM, Haa-i'f 7lNN MArs t4-iN-, EfAW4S.
A balfunnis ,lnme Ai sclf 0iire MA. & At, Ma-
tnHlaS
fofitAa ,Itne N -ia- sal fienry tA F-en. MA
AiIlel4. i>fiiichec aIa iaitim~fe A, -id, i
lisritaN, Sar-enr. sNM#- y tA aWi Ney ,NN
hdh-At, ,lliie i- Nlsl. hafk ARlta i-tNltt i'a-
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ELMoSr. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Knowles

ter, Mrs. Charles H. Meader. Mr.. Hiram
Greer Of Morrill, was in town Sunday. Mr..
Frank Brewster has sold his farm to Mr..
Percy W. Tower. Mr.. w. A. Morrill, has
sold his bay tlly "Trixie" to Berry Bros. Of
Rockland.
IsLHsBoRo Misses Caro- Heal, Florence
Pendleton and Lucy Pendleton returned
home last week from Castine, where they
have been attending the Castine Normal
School Capt. Marcellus Neazie is stop
ping at home for few days. Mr.. Isaiah
Boardman, who has been very sick for the
past few weeks, is improving. Capt. +. Q.
Pendleton arrived from New York Saturday
| where he has been on business.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE Members of the G.
| A. X. from Liberty, Freedom and Montville
held their Camp Fire at Grange hall on
/ Wednesday afternoon, June 18TH Mr., q.
E. Nash Of Camden was in town for
| short visit recently r.. The young ladies and
gentlemen who have been attending the
Normal school at Castine have returned 70
4 their homes. Miss Lucy Cushlnan and Miss
( lnez Peavey graduated this term. Mrs.
\ Deborah Thompson OF Morrill, is spending
few days at Mr.. Noney Thompson's.
4 WALDO CENTRE. The ". G. I. L Will
meet with Mrs. A. " Simmons, June 18th.
REV. NJ, A Mcintyre delivered an excel
Lent sermon az the Grange hall, Jnne 9th,
and we are very glad she is to be with IT'S
4 again in four weeks. Rev. stephen Bur
ton nj Montvllle viii preach at silver Har-
/ vest Orange liall, Sunday, June 10TH, al
1850 \, ~. and ~ Il. m. Miss Leila HUB
bard HAS been visiting in 1herndike Mr
and MIS- VIII Collins Of Rhode Island have
been VISITING ms parents, ME- and MlS Wll-
liam Collins The remains q George W.
SOL, Vito 'lird in Boston May 5lst. were
Dronk,l!t heine fpr burial last week He VA,
4 WI oas few days OF pneumonia. ne leaves
! one rAId and an agf'i widowed mother.
7 USaY. Mr. $. I. cang and family Of
! Liberty have been visiting in town. kev
! W. q, Baker of Nassalhoro y stopping a
few GAYS at Wlnderlnere, fishing. He occn-
PIES Tile fmileF cottage w. A. Bartlett OF
Bangor was in town Saturday and sunday
\ Archie Iositr mas new boafder--a slrl
-ahN she mas eNne NJ stay '''Nl't Y uele-
nj 9
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! ANANNh1E lhe ". N IA WILL meet
wffh Miss Aliee II. Kane nrXt Friday after
lleNn. M full attemt.aie4 IN fiesirsl. ., For
man. sttrs Mr.. Alvin Iil-> has fcen guard
INK tais Lily with tensier care. Saue time
ago N.Y. Lewis Mafden began IN exhibit a
desire Az possess she tuwel, and sunday,
= .ne 2d, he rolstied Alg- +. W biz treasure.
lNe tet WAS sanctioned lN REV. MIRA Kings
The Republican journal., 1895-06-13
FOR SALE.

TWO SuHrg horses sound and bIua
ere ana drivers, weight $3.50 aud lsls
THOMAS GANNf
23tf IN Perkins farm.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-04-20
NOTICE.

pLRAsE TAKE NOTICE THAT WILL NOT
l. be responsible for any debts contracted
on my account by whomsoever, without writ
ten order from me. O. A. BROWN.
Eureka, Aug. ls, 1884. au25-ims