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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

Southern Fruits-Bananas. SiM$i.25
per bunch; oranges, Sorrento. per box
$50; cocoanuts. $i.25 per bug of 100:
pineapples. itfSc.: lemons. IS; Northern
apples. $2250S250
POULTRY Chickens. old. 25c.; spring
chickens. f2Q20c
EGGS Wholesale. Ice per dozen
liceswaN-25c. per pound
Iluck-lrish potatoes: Eatin:. pota-
toes, Sl'5 per bag: Onions. 81 10 per bag.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

Peas Steady; Black Ey" Peas. s. pc
bag Black, @ou SOC. pei bushcl
Corn southern white. quiet at 3Cr
Oats Steady; Mixed, &c. white, a5c
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supper
No Il connects at Weldon with y. c.
Inc. Pullman keepers Portsmouth to At
lauta, Ga.
ON Mondays. Wednesdays AMI Fridays
connects at Franklin with steamer Olive
Tor Eacnton and landings on the river.
Connects at Raleigh with Southern rail
way FOR AshcNil". y. g.. ANA all inter
mediate points on the ". y g. L. r
Nos. i0@ and Il Ncstibuic Limited Train.
No extra faro Weldon to Atlanta Pull
man sleeper Portsmouth to Atlanta. Ga
open at a, III. for reception of passengers
Connects directly at Atlanta with ". and
\. X. X. for Chattanooga, Nashville and
all points West Connects with y. and W.
l.. f.. Il for Mobile. Montgomery, New
orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE.
40. iO2. Atlanta Special 30 a. M
No. y Mail and express. $50 D. IN.
For tickets ana baggage checked 10 all
points South ana Southwest, sleeping car
rc5crvatiQn and general Information, call
OF or address " Y. II. WILLIAMS tick
ct agent OH High street. Portsmouth. Va
J ". BROWN Jr.
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
JOHN II. WINpER.
General Manager.
". J. ANDERSON
General Pass. Agent.
T.. ST JOHN.
Nicc-President.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
TRAVELLERS, i.Uts,:,
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R, +, %,


sCiEpuLE IN. Reject July 4. 1885.
FOLK daily tcXc"pt sunday as a. m
IS EIizah"th CiW. l:dcnton. Macbcy,e
t r",ry, k"rTr rnn'%s%, E"inayyi %
steamer as follows: DAILY except sun
darl Tor plymouth and Windsor. TT ES-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATi EDNN for
all landings on Chowan river mn MON
DAY and Friday Tor Scupp.ruuuu river:
and WEDNESDAYS FOR salmon Grcch.
Virginia Oar" for Makcl"yvillc. south
Creek. Aurora. Washing ton and int.rnc-
uiato landings.
,ENENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
i2i.i> 10 m daily tyNc'1, sunday Tor
tn" steamer Nous" TUESDAY Thursday
and Saturday for Ncwbrru. Roanoke. ls-
Goldshor9 VIA \ and y { L r. and foi
Jacksonville. Wilmnrt ton Y g. ana al!
stations on rhe ". y ana \ L. z
ARRIVE At ,NoRToLN
sunday a, ." y. m. and Express daily
al rail and steam lines sc, Nurrou, Tor
the North East and West Passenger
stations foot "i East Main street Nor
I2lh and Western depot Frcigh, Sta
tion on Water street.
,EAsTERM GA&NoL!NA DISPATCH.
MINION LINE botwo,m ali points North
aEd East via Norfolk amt Norfolk ana
Southern Railroad to Eastern North car
i'r'igh; received daily until - m. ana
f"iwarilv promptly a. low "lt-
;r T%r tHr,n l,, imIorm",!om ppl} to IN
NORFOLK. Va.
=, G'nyral. Freight and Pass Agent
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
N }IGh0llS 3 Miners TRANSPORTATION Go
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. rRONIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH
l:y"rv MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY at p. IN. FOR BOSTON
For PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY, TIL RSDAY ana SAT
l'HDAH at y. M
FARES 10 ROsTON AND PRoVI-
DIsNCE.
IRIS, class. including meals ana sn-
loon Stat"ruom berth. ......... sll Dn
second class. Including meals and
FOR SAVANNAH
Livery WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY
at y a IN.
Far"- FIRST class, including meals
itlli peru ....... ..-.... d.. ...... 80 20
Far"- Second class. including meals
l"rishahl. Freight sent via Providence.
forwarded by carly train to Boston ana
a he same rate rs by direct steamers To
R0siou.
rcrishablc Freirnts not received In,.r
than ":..i y IN. on sailing days of Boston
HIPS '.3p sailing days of Providence.
For further Information apply to
X. ~. " RIGHT, Agent. Norfolk Va.
n, SrEEElNS Asst ruriri MIR
". i. TT RNER, General Pass Ay'I
j 6 WHITNEY, Trnfnc Mang",i
General Offices. Baltimore. Md
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q ) : ! HorfolkGWestern R.R
1s1IsZ32IdfSSfSIEl
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY u. 1885.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.


Petersburg. Richmond and
l.ynchburg. Roanoke. Rad
ford. Blueiield, Pocahontas,
kenova. Columbus and Chi
cago. Sloepc, Roanoke to
Columbus without change.
Also for Pulaski, Bristol.
Knoxville. Chattanooga and
intermediate Points.
lV:VO p. IN : For Petersburg Radford.
Pulaski Bristol: also for
BIuehed, and Pocahontas:
$50 for Rocky MOUNT and
all stations on Winston
Salem Division. Has Pull
man sleeper Norfolk 10
Roanoke. Connects at Roa-
nOke at 500 a. with
Washington and Chattanoo-
"a, limited for all points
South and West. Pullman
sleepcrs Roanoke to Mem
phis and New orleans. Din
ing car attached.
r RI V E.-.Norfoik daily. $50 a. m.
NoRFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(Nestibule i.imitcd)
Leave Norfolk i:35 p. m,
arrive Richmond 700 y. m,
connecting for Washington.
baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. Returning leave
Richmond 500 IA. m, arrive
H MTrfolk s i;52 z m ,vo s steps
and Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
Tor passage on these trains.
Other daily trains leave
Norfolk 7:4O a m, arrive
at Richmond II :05 a. M Re.
turning. leave Richmond 7:S0
y. M. arrive At Norfolk 1925
y. IN.
For fu,thnr Information as to tickets.
a d K W cSoGGTTRTfSsYsa can District H or
Passenger Agent; c. II. BOSLEY. Ticket
Agent. 12i Main street. or c. e. Finch,
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western rail.
road. w ID. BEVILL
General Passenger Agent
General Office Roanoke, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

Mill Feed-Market steady: Bran
S1I.ao: shipstuff, or middllinGs $l9: meal
white boltcd. per so lbs. sec
HuN-No | Timothy. $3.50: No. .. SIS
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Tho New and powerful iron palace
steamer WASH NGTDN and NOHiEOIk
Will lr.tV" daily as follows:
NORTH BOtt\n
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Peanut Market.

Market dun; Prime &c. strictly prime
"'sc.' fancy. 3Ac.; common 2m2iac :
| Spanish. SllO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
TRAVELLERS, Gu;sDE.
aA OLDD0A|N|ON STEAMSHIP
s:& COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

Y FOR NEW YORK.
rAssENGEH suIps ARE APPOINT
THlssp% T%E Xix AAT,S TbDa%%Es s <,
TuESDAYs, WEDNESDAYS. THURs.
NJ p adgo sAlnDAf ansur p
Fare, including meals and state
'aro. round rip limited to thirty ihii'' ;"
For tickets and reservation OF state
E0i; niGIiMoSDI shI9s leave Nor NO. :
! @aSrt y T Ema 2Ary m Sb 9a9 leays
TUESDAY evening. arriving at at Rich e
inond the next morning.
ana lsle OF Wight sailing daily. except
EoK Old PONTIAC 6. ESQ and li:l5
u. m and 4:la . M Portsmouth 6l5.
Wharf, Norfolk a, $50 : and 80 a. m.
EoR IiAMi,ToN-At lll5 a. IN. and
30 y, m. Portsmouth ut 1905 aand 30j
ron NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
FIELD a : 80 y. IN; Portsmouth at 2:i5
y IN. BAY Lin" Wharf ut 3 D. m Tues
aa ays W'g 5s5 TP"rsaagS and Fri
m Say Line. =. IN. on Mondays and Sat
FOi; EAST AND WARE RIVERS
l'hliN rNc"pi sunday. leaving Company'B
wharf, al ~" q IA, Portsmouth GAS q.
m Pay Linz Wharf, Norfolk, a m.
mnh BACK AID pOQuOSIN RIVERS
Touching at oid Point, leaving Conn
pany's wharf daily except Sunday at
a N Portsmouth G.l5 Il. m: Bay Line
wharf, Norfolk at ESQ a. m, returning
FOR SEVERN RIvER-Tuesaay.
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf at $50 q m. Portsmouth, Gas a.
m liny Linz, Norfolk. : Il IN.
.foE NANSEMOND RIVER AND
81 fFol.n AT . p. m; Portsmouth, 3:IO
p m. connecting at Suffolk with S and
:, u T. Freight for Matthews. Back,
Itolmosn. Ware Severn and Nansemond
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION-For-
m"rly y. y. and ". y. Steamer Abe
marie leaves Norfolk FOR Washington, n.
g. Mondays Al ! u. IN. Tuesdays ut l
a. IN. carrying freight and passengers for
NaShinEt"n ana points on tho Tar, Pun
20 and hHmiico rivers
,Frcighi for .Nowhorm. y. C.. received at
y and $ X. Il depot
Freight received daily except Sunday
NJ. u. GROW ELL. Agent
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AND DANVI.LE RAIL-
WAY.


- ihl'u III IN EFFECT MARCH
18TH 1888
Leave SHIPPERS Compress Wharf, daily.
= 20 q m West Norfolk H:lJ Il ia FOR
Fuilhio lithia Springs, Dauvinc and all
intrrmediat" stations. arriving at Buffalo
i"tIiia Springs at $50 y. m. pnnvilc 3:25
y m. Leave Norfolk a:20 p m. West
N9Holk; 5i5 D m Leave Lawrence
Vile daily Except Sunday AT 600 a. IN
arriving at panvIllc at ~ 90 a. IN
Connection made at pnnvinc ana Jcf-
hess junction for all points In The South
cru Railway System: at Dcnnis,on JIInc-
iion for Durham. South Boston and an
\ ana W. Il r.
NJ trains make connection for Buffalo
LATINA Springs excepting Sundays
ulliuhh Si"cpefs between DanVilie.
Ashcyillc, Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis
and New O!lcuus
TICKETS on sale and baggage checked
at wakes Agency. Company's Agency
Agency, Portsmouth.
w. H. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
c. @ DANES
Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02

LOR RICHMOND. PETERSBURG. OLD 70 Mt
U CLAREMOSf, NEWPORT NEWS aud James
river landings direct by dayieht-NTEinia Navl-
CATION toinuany's Ee-nnl steamer r'uCA iiONTAS
leaves Clyde's Wharf, NoIfolk, every TUESDAY,
at Portsmouth, old Point, Newport News gon:
and returning, arriving al Richmond aaout 5 p.
m. connecting Win ali evening trans. Fare 10
$50; iate TO Rchmr nd second-ciass, ~. Tickets
much cheaper ihah 10y any other route o Rich
inond Petersburg. "avcrly IiicksIord and station,
on Atlantic and Danville railroad aui all point,
via Richmond. Tickets for sale NJ ticket agencie.
oi Wake & Son, II Brandt and on boa ri steamer
,h,,-Freght received daily, Sunday excepted fos
JAMES w. MeCARRICK.
AAeaA
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ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
EAl.MLMDIiI. 81 E,A ARlA,r co

Commencing Sunday, September Isl.
1888. the steamers of this line viii leave
BAY Line wharf every Wednesday ana
lrCnr nicnt FOR baltimore. AND l"ave
baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
at = y IN.
Freight received only on sailing days.
Tclcphon" y WM RANDALL.
Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-02
Sugar MARKET.

Market firm out of town urires oro
dependent on the delivery rates to the
different points. Local sales are being
made as follows.
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\ oRrOlk AND CAROLINA RAIL
~ toAi, noNi,ENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT AUGUST 10 1893
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

The county test well is partly finished
that is the reservoir will be finished
this week. The mill will be commenced
as soon as repairs for the drill arrives
from Beatrice. The reservoir presents
the appearance Of pretty good-sized
"hols on the top OF tho ground.' II has
two outlets, one ut the enst side and one
w the ,srth-west part of the circle.
(siscs Outlets are constructed Of Il inch
Thing, and will have head-gstss or valves
on Hhe.ou,pias.- ~ 81 -. - -
'IAs new pant issEsitod by crowd OF
int esiei people 'evary day aud is owl
dentg creating considerable interest
among the people. When 1t is filed
with water IL will present tho appearance
OF miniature lake. Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

Last Monday was tho scene Of pleas
ant social gathering at the residence Of
Mr.. Amos Butterheld, il being his fifty.
seventh birthday, number Of army
comrads Messrs. Smith, Gilmore, Kings
berry, Chapman, Dufin, Copp. Freeman,
Bolinger, and wives, were invited to din
ner and talk over old war timea. Hi
wife, assisted by their daughter, Mrs.
Bell Briggs, served . bouasafui dime,
after which all joined in singing old vsl
songs led with che organ BY Mrs Briggs.
A night drew near all returned homo
feeling pleased and vising their host
many happy birthdays. A GUEST.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28
EDITOR STATE HERALD:

EDITOR STATE HERALD:
Dear Sir.-Hnving just returned from q
hurried trip Of investigation to the great
Bear River Valley, Utah, aud having
had number Of inquiries as 10 condi'
tions and resources OF that section Of
country l thought IL might be Of interest
to your readers TO have q descriptive lot.
ter published stating briefly what they
have Is resources.
The Bear River Valley is located In
northern Utah, In Box Alder county and
10 bounded on the south by Salt Lake
II is bounded otherwise by mountains
some Of which are high and rugged.
The climate Is good. there being ample
protection from winds. There is abund.
ance OF timber in tho adjoining mount.
aims. Good well water is obtainablo n,
depth Of 10 feet in the northern and
central part Of the valley. In the south.
srn part the salt water from the lake ID
spt TO como In and make the water un
tii for use. Water from the ditch Ia con.
Quoted through pipes into cisterns and
10 very cool and palstable and ss 1t is
puro mountain water from springs il
does very well.
The soil OF the Bear River Valley |,
deep ana rch. crops OF all Kinds Other
'hsn ,noSe 'A'sed 10 'fop'cai o''mae
10 "o,'. ~" no. onco.hmon 10 harvest
from 70 tons oi A'ia'ta 10 the mere pei
your anu ~ oushois Oh wheat per mere IL
'' o'''n'' ','p' fo'"'oos una Vii
nv. u'yp' ,, W n'". -, ,.
"0.uo' ''eoes' :" run
o.u"y Ane .o,''.'"S ."''o'''s gro"
No""uA"'' "uu '"' ,'oe' h"'o !" ho"'"'
sppe".A"oe' VIZ App'e'' peAcnf"' p'"'ns
p'"o", p'""'', p."'S' onefr'es' grapes
o'"oAe Ae.'''0'' a'"p''''''' 'nsPoei''es
."''"" tov.e'e'n''' ""u e'e'sooa'
U.s. -" o','''" ~" ,'' "''"'' ~" '"''
nv y sVou i"'ny'
fu" lew oep'a 70 1'"' q. 'yeAr' NJ
' "-s o''" p."u'eu """ VI"
"'".' '"A' 'A. I" W P'oPPou 70 kccp
m' mv" no" "''sA'nH uo"n WIN 'tu''
- :, WV 'A.'p''o", "'"o's'' ."ne'
.'"" W. '"'', ou' NJ '"' pe''oa o' NV,
"' "''o' 'o''''k ~ o'o"s''' Rooo
' " ~ ''N 'po"'
a k. (rfonN. ~bnNa nlHraaa ta Ran
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

All sorts Of remedies for tho lily nui-
sanoe crop up With tho return Of the hot
weather, but tho old.fashioncd cure,
which Is advocated by n contemporary, IL
hard TO beat. A bouaekecper says she
never uses window screens; they shut
ont too much air md keep tho hics In
tho housc ~ much rs they keep thcm
out. Long ago ebc watched her mother
putting punches Of lavender flowers n
round TO keep tho iics away. but, while
recognizing the point Of that method.
she takes simpler way. Buying D cts.
worth Of the oil OF lavender Ut tho drug
store, she misca II Will, an equal amount
Of water This mixture 10 put into n
common glaas a,omizer and sprayed n
round tho room wherever ilIcs arc npt TO
congregn,e, especially in the dining room
where 1t Ia plcntifully sprinklcd over the
table linen. 10 most people tho scent
10 peculiarly irc.h and grateful, but TO
flies I, " especially diaarreshblc. mud
they will never venture IN iis neighbor'
hood. Ex.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28
FAIRVIEW.

Nj Pollock talks OF moving to the
Bradford ranch
E.E. worley was at witherboe's ranch
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Zoil visited with
M. and Mrs. Il. Norris on Thursday.
Frank DurgrafTc and vito visited Mr.
md Mrs. Norris last Sunday.
NJ. Zoll gave dinner lust Friday Ia
honor Of his fathers birthday.
DIR. Mcleod and wifo from Grafton
Nob., visited with Mr.. nnd Mrs. j. II
2oll. Tho DIR. has tree claim six miles
west Of Holyoke. Thoy are travelling
overland to the mountains In hopcs oi
boneIitting tho Dr's. health.
A very pleasant picnic was held In tho
Churchill district on tho 10. Tho ladise
Of the vicinity gave dinner Mt the rcs
itence Of Mrs. Mccullough. Sixty por.
sons pnrtook OF tho dinner. This being
tho last day Of MidA Collects school, SHE
gave u generous troat OF lemonade to nll
II ,hcru Ia social event on tho tnpis
phillips county beats them all Tor n
turnout.
Are you going 10 colcbra,cp n no,
whcrpy The ever patriotic citizens In
this ,iciuity have decided 10 celebrate nj
Norris ranch. A cordial invitation 10
nll who may no desire to meet with ua ID
given. Come prepared 10 hclp with ihc
literary and muairnl pnri OF tho program
also doo't forget TO bring we'll filled bas
kets AMI l,ttlo money to help out on
the Ice cream and lemonade. We wouli
like very much to give FREQ dinner, but
most u our lcnrts are lnigcr Than our
pocket books.
Mr.. Hyatt WI : pleasant caller In
ihIt ylei1ity ls< Buniny,
z Gurfr Wuof
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28
Albert Young rode to Holyoke satur-

Albert Young rode to Holyoke Satur-
dny evening young horse owned by j.
A. Fulton Of this county. When no was
ready to go home he found that the
horse had disappeared and, rs there
were no signs of the horse having bro.
ken loose, he concluded that it had been
stolen. Search was made for the horse
On the following day without obtaining
any trace Of it. Monday tho horse was
found near Amherst apparently return.
ing home from the direction Of Vennugo
Il 10 thought by some that some one
rode the horse away from Holyoke and
turned 1t loose.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

The spring term OF school at Amherst
closed Friday Of last week. W. A. Fur
~ Of this county taught the school and
gsvo good satisfaction to the patrons Of
tho school. He hnd 16 pupils registered.
A special program Of literary exercises
had been prepared for the closing day
and largo number Of the patrons of
the school were present to witness the
closing exercises. Amherst has n line
new school building well furnished aud
fitted up for the comfort and convenience
Of the pupils and tho people OF the dist
rict take q great deal OF interest in
school matters.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28
Don't buy factory lard when you can
get nice home made lard at tho Ment
Market at the fame piice.
wAYSIDE GLEANINGS


Where's that srtesian wclll ~5.
Somebody stir mp our state engineer.
Mrs. Collins OF York. Ncb., is spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. W..
r. Shamp.
We are pleased to SEQ tho STATE HER.
AID still urging irrigation projects not
withstandipg our recent copious show
ers. "In time Of peace prepare for war"
is motto even our agriculturalists will
do we'll to remember.
"You don't catch mo 10 farm five or
ten acrep,' said cynical farmer to us
last fall when We wcre expntiating upon
what We had seen and heard during tue
session OF the National Irrigation Con-
gress. Nay, verify. II was 30 much
ensier TO feed his large family upon veg
e'sbles and fruit raised in the irrigated
district and donated TO the needy md
between whiiIs OF his pipe run down this
&c cd .forsaken country"
Owners Of reservoirs should not for
get that our best authorities advocate
leaving at least foot OF wa'or in tho
same, both winter and summer, to pre-
vent cracking. Potato growers also rec
commend no artificial watering OF their
crop alter blooming time, as il increases
the vines nt the expense Of the tubers.
In an address delivered on June 18th
at the ninth annual session OF the Brit.
ish W. G. I. U. IN London, Lady Hcuiy
Somerset snid: "The enfranchisement
Of women has now become part OF tho
have never been moro marked thnn in
the last two years. The women Of New
Xealnnd have the rights Of voters: the
women of the great state Of Colorado
lavo tho snmc, and in both countries II
haa beon exercised by numbers equal In
proportion 10 the number ot men WHO
have voted, aud with strong tendency
toward home protection. aud the dis,ruo
tion Of all that disintegrates tho home
that has always been predicted by its
advocates Very nice reading, that,
Indy Henry, but. in your case, distance
lends enchau,mcnt to the view" N the
liquor traffic and gambling element oi
Colorado have suffered any very serious
check by 'the cpiranci.isomcnt OF won.
en-" within bor borders, We most certain.
ly have been indulging In n Rip Van
winklc sleep the while aud must needs
"Go away from homo TO learn tho news.'
A joyous group wns that ntacmbled
upon the spacious lawn OF Dir. md Mr..
Clclupd on South Hill last Monday u.
tcrnoon where aome seveDty-iiye OF the
scholars of the Presbyterian Sabbath
School and thor invited mates from oth-
er schools, bad como TO participate in a
iete prepared expressly for their benefit.
A cnpacioua canopy Ind been erected by
thoughtfui hgnds, hut its friendly hhadc
was hardly appreciated, 90 kindly had
old Sol ,oiled his tortid rncs in full lsym.
pnthy with tho oocnaloD. while the yafi.
OTIS games ot croquei, tennis and Others
denr TO childish boaftg, were in progress.
Al ~ Usually tho case, aomo thirty Of
tho ataid odcra Of our citizens followed
tho procession 10 ward oil all possible
harm that might befall their young
hopefnla and incidentally join In their
sports nnd prevent my waste In the gen.
/ arots MI "a ttt,. az Lea eFaaut "A, ,uLn
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28
A WOMAN WHO WILL WORK

A WOMAN WHO WILL WORK
Wanted In every county 10 introduce the
Celebrated "Hygcia" Waists for oil ages.
This waist supercedes tho corset, and
hns received the unanimous approval OF
tho leading physicians Of America 900
outfit free. Any energetic woman can
make from ei5 10 e50 weekly. Send for
circulars and terms. HYGEIA MFG
CO., 1873 Canal st., Now York. Jlo
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28
SO REWHR0.

One sorrel mare blind in right eye
branded d A ID on left hip. weight $50.
Ono bay horss 8 yoars old, heavy black
mans and tail, one white hind foot.
One dark bny stud colt coming two
years old, white in forehead.
Ono mare colt year old, pony built.
Will pay s5 for information leading te
the recovery Of tho horses or $40 for the
return Of the horses TO Holyokc.
W. l.. IRWIN, Hoiyoko, Colo.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

Five acres Of ram bolt land, seeded to
alfalfa and irrigated by q Windmill, will
feed enough hogs in five years to fur.
nish the owner o competency. Divide
tho five aores INTO three compartments
and change tho hogs from ose to the
other 20 a. to feed three crops per year.
Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

Russian thistles are very plenty in
some parts Of the town and II they are
not destroyed before they go to seed the
town will be woll seeded to thirtles next
year. Last year there were but few
thistles TO be seen in the town. We
urged the cutting Of these, but no atten'
tion was paid 10 tho matter and the re-
suit is q bountiful crop OF thistles this
year which will required considerable
work to destroy.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

County Treasurer Loveland received !
letter last Saturday from J. 8. Carnahau
In which he stated that he would soor
remove from Denver TO Grand junction
Julesburg suffered . severe loss in thu
departure OF Mr.. Oarnahsn and family
and We are sorry to learn that they in
tend going farther awsy.-Julesburt
Sentinel.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

Not many business houses ip these
United States can boast Of fifty ycsrs
standing. Tho business Of DR.. J. q.
Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass. whose incom-
parable SsrsapAriila !r known and used
everywhere, has passed its half.centcn-
niai and was never 80 vigorous ~ Of
present.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

Mrs. Warren Of Dose, Nsbrasks,
who has been visiting u few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. George Nor
ris Of Holyoke, started Tuesday morn.
ine for her home. Her sister Mrs. jos
90 Hsskett accompanied her for q visit
and wall also visit relatives in Illinois
before returning to Holyoks.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-28

The Yuma Pioneer gives in last weeks
iesus what it claims to be Gene Dakan'a
latest photo. II it is correct picture
Of Gene, he has changed very much
since leaving Holyoks. We wonder
what that ad cost Gene.