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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06
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To National EnGampmept at Loul1VilIs
over PsnusyIVanta LIa'''

To National EnGhmpnIept at L0ulA'N'o
over PsnusyIVnnta LInS''
On Monday, Sept. Q, &. A. IL veterans
and friends from West Virginia soutn-
Western Pennsylvania and Southeastern
Ohio will go to tho National Encamp'
mons over tho Pennsylvania Lines lnat
route having Depu selected by nnmbei
OF Posts, Arrangements have boeh
made for Special Trains 70 run throngh
10 L9uiayille by daylight, reach
log there in time for supper on
Monday. The organizations going
on tho Specials will include:
James a. Garfield aud Lucy i, Hayes
Circles Ladies' Of tho Il. A. r., oil
Wheeling Spangler Post, OF Bellalrer
BTanum Post, Of BridgspOrt, Thoburn
Post, OF Martins Ferry, i, N. Stanton
Post, Of steubsnYiiIs, Gen. Lyon Post,
Of East Liverpool, Henry Cope Post, Of
WellSYlllu, q. W. shuster Post, Of To-
routo, ]. S. MCCready Post, OF CSdiI'
Woleh Post, OF Uhnchsvillo and Donni-
son, Minerva Post, of Minerva, Sandy
Valley Post, OF Waynesburg, Andrew
Crawford Post, of Now Philadelphia, Jno.
II, Carr Post, OF Port Washington, Il. NJ
Lyon Post, Of BoWsrston. The specials
will concentrate on the Panhandle at
Stoubsnyille, NewcOmerstown and Csdlz
Junction, eLcursIonists being carried
from their starting points without
change, Columbus will be reached at
II q. M, from which point the specials
will run through TO Louisville on fast
,chsdGIe without making any regular
stops, going VIA &snia Dayton and In
dianapolis. Leaving time lrom Wheel
Ing will be ESQ a. NJ, Wheeling time,
round trip 81 IS. Excursion tickets at
that rate wilt alec be sold for regular
trains over the Pennsylvania lines sep.
tombor Sth, 9th, 10Th and llth. All
tickets will DO good returning until
October 5, inclusive. A cordial inVl-
la!ion 10 extended 10 persons wishing
to make m enjoyable trip to the Ma
tiunal enosmpmeut to jain the Daylight
Special excursion on September 9. The
party will DO Congenial one and
will DO chaperonGl by Mr.. Fred L.
Sankey, Travelling Passenger Agent,
who viii enthusiastically look after the
comforts OF all during tho entire trip.
Tickets may DO obtained from Ticket
Agent ]. &. Tomlnson or John BailIe,
Wheeling, who will answer inquiries
TOT further information on the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

The Spanish minister Ia Wa'hia2toB
makes til, shocalui revelation that
RIOS and fsyoIyat8 made in tM, toan.
try hayo been found on Cuban battle
iiuidi. Tho Inference IS that thoro armp
woto bought In tho United Slalos for
tho Cubnn pntriotn Why not2
Wc arc making many moro tinrl and
royo'you than wo hnvo any NO tor
II Cubl npri, porno Of t.cm anl can
pay for them, who hnl right to object
In our nili0s llitmugh to our oxpon
tuho7 IRON ait that wo hear the
Cubnns layn good uso Tor our tlo7 and
rsyolyoa. Tho handy mnchclc ID doing
world Of good, but 1t docs not carry
iit enough for all purposes Germany
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

New York Democrats H"d Tnmmnny.
Iannany has made 40 earnest effort
and failed to got tho state Democracy,
otherwise tho Cleveland wing, to take
It's bait. Tammnny is very DESTROYS Of
bringing about hnrmony-with the
State Democracy comfortably slowed
away inside the hungry tiger. 1t wont
80 far as to ohsr tho State Democracy a
share in its primaries, vel knowing
that Tammany can taEo caro- OF itself in
a primary skirmisb Tho State Dc.
mocracy evidently thought so too, and
would have none Of the Tammauy plan.
As II stands each faction will 20 to
tho state convention demanding ad.
mission and forcing that convention To
determine the question. II ig predicted
that both will be- admitted aud that tho
State Democracy will DO given ropro.
Bantntion on tho state committee. Evou
II this DO done tho State Democracy
will reserve tho right Of iadcpoudaut
action in city matters, which mcauo
tina. In tho nor. local election Tam.
many will have another hard row to
hoe,
Fairchii aud tho other leaders OF
tho state Democracy movement hays
no though! Of their organization boconi.
iag bob 30 tae Tammaay kiss. This
Ia well for tho cause Of good government
10 New York.
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BREAKFAsl' BUDGET.

Two gwIndIors Waited LEONARD Cline,
Of porry townthip, Monroe county, o.,
and by telling INN thOY worc govern.
mont uiliC,lls persuaded him to pivo
them SO ia cash aud nuto loF sIl3.
lhOy said tho records ghowcl ho had
boon drawing too big pension.
Tho Interesting discovery has been
mnlo IN Chicago that tho cly's Forty.
pnrphd httnot main IL tuppct nnt that q
six .inch water pipc, without motor
attached, rllua from 1t tula &ulsau Mot.
RE Il CO.'S bls Block yardl pOcBins
house.
New York city has already collected
.2JOJJ from lnol OF Bnl00nl. g0pora who
hayo ytola,oi tho lawn.
Tho hog and clito around Columbia,
Mo-, ara tu he yaecnaioI against nn.
tIIrnK
1nOfo arc 500 moro aaloona Ia Chicago
than thOrO wore a year ago
Senator IircC socuruI opIlionl OH
tho tight Of way for tho eastern OXlon.
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supplies most Of the nachsIes. We are
glad to supplement them with our ex'
cslent FIRE armp.
Seeing that Cubl has. and We have
not, need OF these thincS, II would be
easy enough to take up collection OF
several thousand revOlyers and rides
for tho benefit OF Free Cuba, II tho lib
orally inclined wSro Iure that their mia'
sionary contributions would reach the
right spot,
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bv local applications, aa they cannot
reach tho di,rnaci potion OF tho ear.
Tlaln 10 only one one way 10 cure deaf
nraa, und That Is By constitutional ROM
cdiri penlncH IL cauill by an in
tanod condition al tha maclus llIlug
oi .l, EuFtaciiu rnbc. When this
tube gets InNlmgd you have q Rubbing
sound or imperfect h1nrng Gnl whoa
II is rNtIroly cIosol doninrai 10 tho ra'
pHlt, and HRioss tito inflammation can
ho tabpn ont aud this tube restored to
ila nOrmal condition, hearing viii DO
destroyed forever; nine cases ont Of ton
arc caused by cntarrl, Witch Ia nothing
hntn1 tnnamrd condition ot the hHeoH'
guflacna.
Va will lIyo ono Hundred Dollars Tor
nnyca4n Ut deafness Dcon,ol by cltn'fl)
rlut cannot bu curcd BY Halls Calarrh
Gun. sont for r,rcnhte, ttro.
+. ]. CupNry 4 Co, Toledo, o.
Ery'SoII by Druggists, zoe.
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q. \. II, Encampmcnt a. LoulAVlll", Ky.
The Ohio River railroad has been do.
clarcd the official route 10 Louisville,
Ky., for the q. \. Il. and the Womcns
Relief Corps. Of Wcst Virginia. Tickets
vii! be- on sale via this route September
s to 18th, good to return until October
., 1895. Tickets wii! road via Lexington
or Newport, KY, thus giving tho holder
the privilege OF either route, or going
one route and returning tho othor.
Rate from Wheeling will be 81 50 for tho
round trip. Take tho Wet Virginia
Flying, leaving Wheeling at j:l5 a. m,
ContTal timp,
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WIN, Might Have Been.

Chicago 1r5nnr
Dcbs, the prisoner OF Woodstock Jail,
winds up his letter, read at tho Labor
Day mcc,ing at Zorro iinutc, thus:
In fancy. a, write, lam wilh You. Sm Mt
home ngI.u ny m,hcf bending beneath the
weight u vrHrs ulu'r, me, NJ 5uO.lHr Nhn'H
lullaby cong, nestle ana coo In IL" iunor temple
Of Hy memory, vnfcssHE me her Bis, baptiGcs ne
win jUD mi ~ nv un'hHnlmcn'-
'itEu AMI sin ana tOiIy flee,
Aud ,rlsc nfEt my mothers knee
II In childhood Deb. had been across
hil mothot's kncn Ot,Oncr he would
have ioweF sins and IoIIies to regret.
lie would hG,o contracted notthor tho
insurforti,ua,y nor the cucumber habit.
Had his mother hrcn moro OF striker
no woult have boon lc's Of ono. IT Is
~ t,ue nuw as SIS ths days OF solomon
that to suAre tho roll ia 10 spoil tho
child. II D,bi' mother had spanked
him firmly nnl steadily in tho days
OF his childhood thuso spanktnrI would
have ncs,tni oni cooch in tho inner
temple OF his memory, aud would have
kept him from pGrsuns a course which
resulted in his undergoing much
soyoror spanking from judge Woods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

THE Baltimore sun remarks with re.
gard to Gormsn and his man RnIin that
"they have well earned the fate OF po'
litcal pirates" and wants them com.
pollod 10 walk tho plank. There is no
question of tho suns intense earnest.
nC4s. II tho German machine DO not
smashed beyond repair it will be no
fault OF that houeat, hNri.hItting Demo.
cratic newspaper.
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Tho KnntuoI,y pnmooraey,

General BHekRsFs letter 10 the Demo-
Gratis Of his county, in which ho hands
back the nomination they gave him iof
the United States senate, is another
food Of electric light on the Democratic
politics OF Kentucky,
He tells his friends that the danger
which they apprshended ia now con-
fronting the party, in mGuy legislative
districts personal interests being array
cd against party SuccssI-which means
BlRckburn's personal intsrostai and
certain people are twisting the platform
to sui! their own views and intsresti-
which means HSrdIn's VICIOUS assault
on the money plank OF the platform on
which he was nominated for governor,
General Buckner pulls out OF the
senatorial struggle that he may the
more earnestly urge the support OF the
whole Democratic ticket and advocate
the platform OF principles as construed
by every member Of the party at the
time Of its adoption" This means that
he will 30 in to give Hardin and Black
burn all the trouble he eau.
All this is the more significant be.
cause 1t expresses the sentiment OF
largo part OF tho Democracy of Ken
lucky, who would like to aeo Hardin
defeated at the poIIs aud Blackburn
wiped gu. Of tho UaiteI States senate.
This being tho situation, there ia
very bright outlook Tor the Republicans
OF Kentucky, who are not overlooking
any point in the remarkable campaign.
There has been nothing like it in that
state since thinga settled down quietly
after the war
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nv noto'y 1r.0g Dhn muscles Of his Hriug l' M
irGn 1unW.Ii unN,r b, nhIr to do this bus
rDImr u0lHu lbn. degree NJ yl.nt wh'rl
ummi ium complete digestion and trlUl
rNUH' N .Ur Will enter uI ID nII.N W. llNa.
lni.u. HlumIun Hl.ff,sl hul pUf'H 10 no INN
BNur. WIN IufHIINI 0Mui rHI|n. Ir I'iN Iun'n
luni rHouUt' uuluuuMIF01,R ntHnrUnU
Kidney UDUbIt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

The Pan. Handles special from this
city 10 LouitYitte on the 9Th inst, which
will convey the local Corps Ladies OF
the q. A. r., promises to be one OF the
largest Of its kind ever going out Of
Wheeling. Quite a number OF mem
bers Of the local Grand Army PoSts, as
well as their friends, will go on 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

THR present cholera epidemic in ia
pan has cost more than 10000 lives,
The deaths in China have been much
greater. The two countries will lose
many more lives by cholera than they
did in the recent war
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

HG,}mg'oa Post
"Out in Hancock county, Ky., whore
Bill Sterrelt wnA born said Wa4htng,
ton D. Holt to a Post reporter yoSier.
day, "tho c.tizenl heard great deal
abou, free silver, and every voter in tho
county declared hlmsuf against the
gold standard. It Rppear3 that they
didn't exactly unior.tand tho situation,
but they wGrO dead n rights for free
silver There was groa, mass meet.
ing to consider what they should do,
and tue action 81 that meeting finally
resolved t'ol, tntu resolution appoint.
ing preacher Of known integrity to
net as receiver and to diNrlLuto ii pro
rata whom tho government got ready to
send it into tho comfy, Fnoy thought
irro silver meant free silver aud lots
of in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

Dnmun,l rhuuIl be- stopped rtomnt.
tv. il aonn h0numcs chronic. no
WINS Cole and Cholera Ono ,clor.
tive. lln nnl certain llWulf'Hi ID,
uHim1nlna bnr wiWN1i ~ lIo virtue
nj tnl, great nriirluc. II cnu nwnya
no ioncntoi upOn, itl uNr save, tDmn
nni money Logan Drug Go, Wlncl
tuf w. VA, u t. pcnbndH lionwond,
unl IDwlo q Co., Bridgeport U. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

Mn BbASD cAncalo! his engagements
to speak for tho democratic ticket in
kentucky because the platform does
not suit him. Well, there ~ tho Dem.
orrntic nominee for governor, as rahid
a free silver man as Mr.. Bland is, and
ha is on tho platform with all tho feet
no has and his cars tapping into tho
bargain. Ian't Mr. bland little too
nice about these ,hings?
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Tomorrow the great yacht race be.
gins, beat three in five. Unless the Co.
thusia5tic champions Of the American
yacht be far out Of their reckoning tho
Defender will show her heels to tho
British boat and keep the cup at home
But there's many slip 'twixt the sea
and tho wind and our national pride
may have to put up with victory for
the visitor.
Tho Yalkyrie is believed to DO at hcr
best in light breeze, and this is what
her partisaus hope for. The Defender
il believed to be good for all sorts Of
breezos, but would probably show to
greater advantage over her rival in
good stiG blow,
II the American boat wins this time
our British friends will have nothinG to
do but initiate hcr as closely as thoy
can, aud by the tins they can be ready
for the next race we shall have some.
thing still better, and will keep on
keeping the trophy at home. Progress
is the watehword Of our yachtsmeh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

Cu1lrm MOnrll1 langorou- com.
plant, aud oltcu ,s lhll ia i't rom0'a
To avoid TIL, vou should ulN De- VIVA
Cole aud Cholera Cure. NJ soon ~ tho
tl9t aymDtomi appear Logan Drug
Co., WhoOling, W. Va, H. T. Peabody,
bouwool, aud liowto ~ Go, hftdgs.
port, U. .
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Whou yuu'rc got tluug a. sag,
slyii' Don uk' hail tiar
When your yuru' gus lIli'y To- II,
tTnyi the whole tIiug IN minute.
lIfr Il hnr a IH''Iug ,nnuf-
Don't lnu liIl Au airpu pWfc paper
wilma ,HIu rNIcD H.Hulml,
Cunli nr rnrnnrrl 10 nu lnehl
Roll her down uuilI .uN .uugN,
Polish be-, uu.II she g.ntnra
Nhrn ,oH'yr fpt tmns tp Ny,
say ~ DuH't take hall d daE
NH'N UuI IhOm1, CdL
Thrn ipr1a rcd bhN SID not biuEh
And mot VOID shr wIl,
Tho inHiJnu dIi nor 'ul, me- rcf=
She s,RP,s ,Aash tW heEb
She a,mrIr hIpa bet load iul set
80 nan lIi 900 the town
Cuul b. more lrt.cl shan was, Tor
sho lugls /. mp 0ui down.
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suuru', ga.u altl lcg au'
What VN want fuusNi now
I,HlrIs ma rtu bite Urfl blow,
lHH Wht % uuN fNN UN.T, ''uN
llpluU NIF. and hp. u''oNH
sumWpr EJiu' -.Hi nor U'
ai.uu C1lNiuii0n
She hnl 70 'UHD.y Hn1k,
Auuryurf body nl
VINO, InN. u mIRHi druh' II'a
TINT tNnlh what turned Nur head
TNN irlIu1',
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through train TO Louisville, via Balti.
more * OHIO short line, through Column.
bus aud Cincinnati, leaving Wheeling
Monday, September Q, at 6:l5 q. IL.
Round trip, 81 s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

TOc Dr. Slory's fyo.minutc head.
Ill., ache cure Guaranteed TO euro
alex or nervous headachn in tiyo min.
utes. Best headache cure Oh earth Try
it.; only ten cents, For snlo by all drug
yists. Reed, Robb & BreidnE, Whole.
sale AaoI's. MwAr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

THE suittn Of Turkey would do vol
to be looking around for aomo spot to
light on. Thorc ia reasonable proba.
blIilY that he will haYo to move before
long.
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For tho accommodation Of persons
attending the Wcs; Virginia State Fair
tho Baltimore * Ohio will run special
train to Warrington, w. Va, leaving
Wheeling at 0 b. IN, September 4, 3
nnd t.
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DENocGATic newspapers don't ex.
actly point with pride to tho growing
,rCamry deficiency, but thoy want it
understood that crow isn't so bad diSh
nj or all.
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YESTERDAY WAS d grolt duv at tho
State Fair Notwithstanding the show.
crs. tho crowd wN4 thoro in force To-.
day there will be a. much to see and
marc room TO soc il H..
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Ytho interest Of generations set IN.
born II would DO worth whilo to know
whether tho now woman sill uss the
slipper o. her good old mother did.
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IT must make David Bennett Hill sick
to find that he aud his friends arc uu.
able to set any kind OF trap that will
catch the Cleveland men. II no cannot
land them now thOy will worry him
some more next year. which is year OF
President. making.
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urc Nr. Mlrs' NEEvr riNsrrUs Tor SPINAL
WEAKNESS. Nh druggists sell ON Tor &c.
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OuRs are at tho head Of the process.
sion up to date We mus. have the
ponnRnt,
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Garlic BRO5.,
lns NAEkEr STREET
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A PRESENT TO
EVERY SCHOLAR.

Every Scholar buying their School
Books from us will receive HAND
SOME PEbsrSr. We have the largest
stock OF Scmoot BOOKS and School
SUPPLIES in the city, at prices that
we will guarantee as low US auy
other house.
The Press., 1895-06-13
Dakota Correspondence.

The Jamestown conference, of which l am member, held It's annual meeting re- gently at Dickinson. It is seventy-nine miles and fraction from here to James, town, and two hundred and sixteen and 8 fraction from Jamestown to Dickinson. From here the fare is, one way, twelve dollars and ten cents. In going to the cont fbrence we were obliged to bein James, t0a over night We left. there early in the morning, and were able to view the country the entire distance. There Is not much to see, however, as the towns are few and small, and there is a sameness to the country which awakens no particular interest. As you look out from the car window there appears not to be much set clement either to the right or left. For some reason, poor land, or lack of water, or something else, the emigration is light through this part of the state. But few cattle or sheep appeared in view, although grazing, seemed to be favorable.
 Bismark was disappointing. It is not so large or attractive as we had pictured The location may be 8 very good one, ir view of the outlying landscape, but nature offers few attractions and art has done very little as yet to improve upon 1t. Il is found difficult to grow trees because there is so little water, and the soil needs first to be thoroughly domesticated. Ii is going to be hard work to make Bis mark an attractive town. It is very neal the Missouri river, which, from the ap pearance of the water, is rightfully called the "Old Muddy" Mandan, just across is more in the woods, and is said to be pleasant town.
 As you approach Dickinson, and ar' yet quite a ways of, the hills begin tC show themselves, where, in former age fires have burnt out the coal seams, leav ing them sitting desolate in reddish hues There is some interesting scenery an' landscape views. A little more life show itself. Cattle and sheep begin to appear Coal mines, also, now come into view but they are small, and have gathere' about them but few families or miners Finally you ride into Dickinson about tn noon hour. At Mandan you put you time pieces back one hour, so as not to b : "fast" in this stirring country. Dickin son is pleasant surprise. It is an al tractive town of some two thousand 0
The Press., 1895-06-13
WALES.


 Postmaster Royce and family are out of town, visiting for few days.
 Mrs. Ainsworth, who has been sick for 8 few days, is much better.
 Rev. B. P. Capshaw preached his farewell sermon to crowded house last Sabbath. His words were well chosen, and spoken with much feeling. As all wished him to stay among us, it was a sad occasion for both pastor and people. His removal from the passionate of the M. B. church has caused feeling of regret, not only among the members of the church, but throughout the whole town and community. He was loved and re- spected by every one. A purse of about $100 was presented to him from persons outside the church. He has accepted a
The Press., 1895-06-13
l of labor.

chaisse near Bar Harbor, Me. A host of friends wish him success in his new field
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HOLLAND.

Carey, alias Sullivan, who escaped from jail at Holland four weeks ago while serving sentence, was arrested at Hins- dale, Mass, last Saturday morning, by Officers Goodwin and Murphy. He was working in 8 basket shop under the name of William O'Brien, and held the position of pitcher of the Hinsdale baseball nine.
 (Correspondence.)
 Patrick Carey, the noted criminal of Rockville, who escaped in such haz- ardous way from the jail four weeks ago, was recaptured at Hinsdale, Mass, where he was engaged as pitcher on a baseball nine. Ex-Jailor G. F. Kibbe went there for him and he was returned to safe keep ing in the jail Monday night, and has the prospect of an extended confinement be- hind prison bars.
 Miss Ida E. Martin of Rockville was the guest of Miss Daisy Whiton few days last week.
 The Boston '95 social given by the Y. P. s. 0. E. in the parlors of the Con- gregational church Friday evening" was one of the most successful the society has yet held. A short program was rendered, most of which tended to interest those present in the coming convention. Ice cream and cake were served during the evening, and the sale of this amounted to | $7.5O. These Endeavor socials are very popular, and every one attending seems te enjoy them.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church met at Eugene Brad1ey's last Wednesday.
 Sunday was children's day at the Con- pastor, Rev. A. H. Post, preached a most practical sermon to parents and instruct. ors, his text being Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth," and the choir sang "Praise ye the Father by Guonod. In the evening the children of the Sunday school gave carol service consisting of recitations, singing, respon sive readings, etc. The church was taste fully trimmed with flowers, mostly daisies Next Sunday the Methodists will observe the day by appropriate servcies.
 Court was in session all last week with Judge Shumway on the bench. Agair G. P. Charter and wife found themselves implicated in law suit. Henry Green who is a near neighbor of the Charters claims that about three weeks ago two boys, one living at Charters and the oth CT at Albert Aborn's, took his horse iron his premises in the night and led it around the old road leading to the William Pat ten place and brutally beat it, and ht found it there in a horrible condition The evidence was brought out at the tria that Caroline Charter was the instigato of the deed. The boys, one fifteen ant the other eighteen, were taken from thu house of refuge at Palmer. They weI' tried on two counts, theft and breach O the peace. On the first count they wer' acquitted, on the second the jury failed t. agree. It may be brought up for anothe trial. On Tuesday the case of Saving Bank vs Frank H. Underwood was brough , up.
 Il. R.Ladd has another son, also Vii bur Waldo and John Maine. FLORA