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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-08-28

New COUNTY SCHEMEs.-The ap-
preaching constitutional convention
has given boom to the new county
schemes. The county papers are
already beginning to contain advertise
ments, required by law, of the proposed
new counties. Batesburg county is
one of the first to come to the front,
and an unnamed county, likely to be
known as Gaffney, is also advertised.
1t is pretty certain that the Greenwood
county plan will be revived in time to
get before the legislature, and that
Calhoun, Salem, Saluda, Wagner,
Ninety-Six and other counties, will be
rapping at the door for admission at
the next session Of the legislature.
While it is conceded that the conven-
ton can organize new counties, it is
regarded as quite likely that after ar
ranging for smaller areas, the conven-
ton will turn the entire matter of the
new counties over to the legislature,
and it is just about as we'll for the leg
islature to amuse itself with such mat
ters as to tackle unknown and unheard
of schemes. If the county propositions
are referred to the legislature, lobbying
that will put the female suffragists to
a discount may be expected. 1t can
be counted that about ten new county
propositions will be presented to the
next legislature, and the maps and
notices have, according to law, to be
on file at least three months in advance
of the session of the legislature
August Kohn, in the News and Courier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-08-28
t| A country newspaper publishe

rg A country newspaper publisher
sizes up the "span of life" and the
trials and troubles of an editor as fol-
lows: A child is born; the doctor in
attendance gets SO fee; the editor
notes it and gets nothing; it is chris
tened and the minister gets S.; and
the editor writes it up and gets 90;
it marries and the minister gets anoth-
er $40; the editor gets piece of cake,
or 900; in the course of time it dies,
the doctor gets from IS to 800, and
the minister perhaps gets another $5,
the undertaken s25 to $50; the editor
prints a notice of its death and an
obituary two columns long, and a set
of resolutions of lodge or organiza-
tion to which the deceased belonged,
and receives 900, and then has the
privilede of running a free card of
thanks and lot of poetry, besides.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-08-28
BLACKSBURG BUDGET.

An Improvement In the Working Of Publi c
Rosds-Meeting at the Baptist Church
Closed-Baptisms by Immersion-Base.
ball at Grover-SkiIled Workmen for
Lockhart Shoals Factory-Marriage OF
Cassidy -BrIggs-Payment of Insurance
Policy to Mrs. Rufus Hardin-Telephon e
Exchange In observation-disclosures Notes
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
BLAcKsBURG, August 27.-Yester-
day was woodworking day on several
of the public roads leading into our
town, and if the character of the work
compares favorably on all ofthem with
that done on the one I passed over,
our highways will be in very good
condition for the fall and winter trav-
ell. The section of road referred to is
that from Morgan's bridge to Blacks
burg, and the overseer is Mr.. John
Wilson. The old ditch across the
road, which was not only discom-
fort, but an actual source of danger
to the vehicle and its occupant, has
been discarded, and. instead, the ditch
is run parallel with a high and we'll
rounded roadbed, and carries the wa
ter from both sides of the same. What
we still need and what will no doubt
come in due time, is a certain amount
of grading and entire macadamizing
of our public roads, and although they
may not be such grand and lasting
monuments Of an enlightened age and
country as the great highways which
led to Rome, yet they will certainly
be a wonderful source of pride and
comfort tor US, and splendid heritage
to leave to the coming generation.
The meeting at the Baptist church
closed last Thursday, and the several
converts who joined during the revival,
were immersed on Sunday night in the
baptistry of the church by Rev. Mr..
Bailey, their pastor. The rite of bap-
tism was also administered to 1S per-
sons at Moore's millpond, Buffalo
creek, on Sunday last; 13 having
joined at Buffalo, and 5 at Mount Paran
churches. The meeting at the latter
church is still in progress.
On Wednesday last, game of base
ball was played at Grover by the
"Lightweights" team of Blacksburg,
and the Grover nine, in which our
boys were victorious.
Ten skilled mechanics and machin-
lists from Saco, Maine, passed through
here on Wednesday, going to Lockhart
Shoals, for the purpose of placing the
machinery in the large cotton mill
which has been erected there. They
stopped at Mr.. J. w. Thomson's
hotel while here.
On Thursday, about 1 o'clock, p.
M, at the Iron City hotel, Miss Ma
mie Briggs, of our town, and Mr..
Charles Cassidy, of Charlotte, were
united in holy wedlock. The officia-
ting minister was Rev. Mr.. Winecotf,
of the Presbyterian church. The
affair was very quiet one, the cere-
mony being witnessed by only a few
chosen friends, and the happy couple
left very soon afterward upon the
afternoon train for the home of the
groom. The bride was one of our
popular and highly esteemed young
ladies, and the best wishes of her
many friends for her future happiness
20 with her to her new home.
The late Rufus Hardin who was
shot by Logan Gibson, and died from
the effects of the wound, two weeks
ago, was insured about two years ago
for $1,000 Yesterday the State
agent Of the company paid to Mrs.
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TO BE CONTINUED NEXT FRI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

stubborn Diseases Yield 50 Skfflfrt
Treatment sy This Mysterious
Eawer.

II sNerss shas shs USES 20 which slec-
trsef.y rzaY re sgqited are almost without
emf. The l2sest use Is to eu-Erg dis
eases, as tbs rzttersng card below 70 Dr.
rarvtn sill show.
Dr Tzrrfrs-rsear Sir. For seven years
have been a victim Of eatarrh. b-on-
ekssss. Dyspepsia arr kidney troubles
Also diseases PECULIAR f8 M sex
Through yoHr Electro Magnetic treat
meat ! car Say I am wel ot ali IRE
ahavs complaints and heartily recon-
mend your treatment 20 the afflicted.
Ny boy r. also cured under yo.gT care
for 3ssarreeaele skin disease. Ny
post1fsi~s address 81 Baisgfsrt. Wash
MRS r GRIFFITH
Dr. uaErin. located az Hotel Ckilserg.
Tacoma. cures permanently ali cara bic
diseases OF the genito-uTiua-y organs IN
either sex. He also makes a speciality q
all diseases Of Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat deafness ard catarTh as well as
ali acute. chronic, private and nervous
diseases Of whatever name or nature. II
durable No cases taken IL not. Hours.
10 70 L a. m, 10 anI % : p. N.
Consultation free and confidential Send
for circular aad question blank.
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nii< signed nv tho Governor.

OLYMPIA, Ma~.h e Special Thu SOW
e-ror tcz'sy approved house N.li ~
amending sections ISIS ana s6tS chapser
-. relative - ere t9Npe,fsau ard meas
ursmsnt az i2As au3 fha formation ~
Humber Districts. SlSs hou~a 0iIl -. -
provide sor tA> e~yar4saslon ana trcar-
fsaratAoH 81 companies Cor clearing tss1.
snf 'npsevlus rivers ana streams an3 gar
ths pssrrese - dr;slar, sorting. boiling
anS delivering .0gS aad rrhNr isns1eer g,~g,-
ducts thereon. nxiuS tuaN j,gsz4ra satts
therefor, ard trc'artns an emergency.
Coz Ac<svk~ Hls-fs Htr7SFif $50 .>,,trss>9
WitA she consideration ~ Is. cyea. s-.lr.4-
Der % hills awaiting his ~lscAta~s ttat -
has fosIrf Z eshssarv fnr ere t.us. et.srE
70 fcreeo she pleasure NJ crtcYtas~f~- ssh
dexoye hts undivided ;tu7e so the disposal
~ the vast Amount ~ business 4er-i st>
desk TIE res>eptfao ~ visitors is 4 great
tneoas ente1ce r0S. when ;ac t.asa gog
this wcrk - stastcrG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

wANTED-To hire n good piano. Il viii
receive tire hest Of care. price rluss he
Low. references given. Address ". care
Post Iutelligs0cer,
WANTEn-A bicycle. must he IN good
condition and cheap for cast. Address
4 II. Observation-Disclosures
wA%TEp-STasU steam launch cheap for
son avenue. Tacoma.
wANTEp~A fresh COW with a calf. psr,
Jersey or Ho}Sreiu- Address. VITA price
II ; isost-Inielligrncer.
wANTED~Tne furniture az Two or ;h~ee
smell houses for cash. Erowaer. 81
Third
wANTEp--A ss'~r>ou0a second hand plat
form scale. to-day Address SAFE No. ,
f-ost-Intea.Sencsr.
ANTEr-To buy cedar xt.upars So, he
Sound Marriott 4 60, IS and y;
BaSiey building.
ana the ls;A J19,.ire Hardy Han Arms
CO, Pioneer building
wA%TEn--A large fTeproof safe. arranr-
- - accommodate books -tS9D inches
AIiress FsrsProos F'ost-ir'ei3tSencer
NrET>--S,e,and- HAND Ffa<cha38 COOS
We waEt Year goods. prise cUgS 0a fg-
ure wisa @s. Scatter s. Miller Is az& Is
Pike street
wANTED-CsS cases II good order. with
oilers Cooper & Lew E~ocers. Ia axa
~ Commercial streets, nrst deer south
Nssler avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

n szegr work IN sof1s part % the city.
Cold wancEss ara particularly attractive
10 tn@ thieves ard ruary Of them haze
been taken. Tire Local offers are hor
upsn the tran 81 TIE offenders Ard sxpec.
soen 10 land shkvn In TIE city ssIE
Practically 10 stores uw dwelling houses
are vacant 81 Srshoraisfz. and Blsesrzan
Bros. have n const ryseEkoa t~s rsw 5ssilc-
isgs on Front ssrns.- EFaossoraish people
Bow regard tbs sox1ty seat matter as pref
~ veil settled ard are shsrsso-e branch
Ing OF: Ia business
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CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE ALL WEAK
- meas resulting from overtsxafion oil brain
nerve forces, excuses or in iiscrstions 80 drains
iox ses, nervous debility. sleeplessness. lauguor
rheumatism. kidney, liver aud bladder ON.
pants, lane back. lumbago. seIaiiea. general
IA nealth, ste This electric belt coata Nc won-
deffui improvements over all others and gives
current that is instantly felt ~ The wearer or
We forfeit t5.oSa We give hundreds of tessi.
mopiais in this city and every state
free with all belss
pocket edition OF the celebrated electro
medical work, Three Glasses of Msu- lllus-
fhteo. IL sent free, sealed by mai. upon ap2il-
cstion. Every young, mid ile-aKed or old man
snhsfiag The slishtcst weakness, shcuii read IL,
AZ WIZ point out an easy. cure and speedy way
now To regain strength sni health whom every
Thing eisc hiss IA led Address
sANDEN ELECTRIC CO..
%or Thira sad Nas agtsisi -. Prrt'and. Or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

San Francisco. March ts-Jos1n Wilson.
The youthful hig1waYrysan whs ctsrsed AID
sStssed Superior Judge Wallace last week
after having been ssaleDee1 30 forty
years' imprisonment fov participated Ia
q Go!d.Up 81 q street car. was brought uf
Tor sentence this morning on another
charge 81 rntbery. An additional twenty
years imprisonment aas imposed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

box % Fsspans ahale= can be Etowsd
away IN y00r vast pocket. II casts you
only % cents. and may cave yoa as naaay
dollars worth os time All 3oetor's bills
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted At the rate OF l
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiyed for less than 3 cents
NOTTCE-The business ONCE OF the
Posi-Inteiligencer is open .ntil IL p IN.
Sunday hours. . a. m to 8 p. m. CLASH
fed advertisements VIII be received Up to
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices of the Post-InteiiigenceP at:
TACOMA BUREAU-ifl6 Pacific avenue.
81. NJ. Mattison. Manager.
PRT. TOWNSESD-French & Springer.
BELLINGHAHM BAY BUREAU-New
Whatcoma corner Holly and Canoe streets
o. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
nents changed for the Sunday Issue must
hand In copy by O'Clock Saturday 10 In
sure change.
PoST-INTELLIGENC co.
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Opening t0Fnorrow. Special display %
imported millinery. J. g Graham. as
Second street, Boston block.
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One good thing aNout pr Prices Rak-
Inc rowgieT "a that contents ot the cans
arr always faE weight. II stands the
test az the scales "a we'll as every other.
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Underwear al cost. hosiery. neckwsar.
shirts. etc. at lowest prices. Sopp's,
1esler and South Second
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George +. Thompson. dentist, has re-
moved 10 sl7 and 5i3 Burke block.
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Electric bells and repairing. Dry bat
terie@. g. cents. Johnson. 595 Yesler. Tele-
phone So.
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BOOkBINDERY.

REMOFED-F- Anthony, bookbinfer re-
moved 70 Front street foot % Cherry
Kline & Rosenberg building; take the
elevator, perfect tat operstug blank
books made 10 order
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Dor SkY n STE W n RT. Tate,
~ taasrs Feziers 81 ara AL Zoe
a. 80 sAsseSA sssss-a NAssiasssA lee
sAsse Ne = Q
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In Connection With Great Northern

StsaEnsr City of EllenSburg. between
Wenatchea and Virginia City. sfil make
her first trip Sf the season. leaving Wen
atchec March g, or sooner.
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A rich strike Of natural gas has been
made near Sonoula, Cal.
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WAETEp-Studen for evening classes.
81 Per month. Acme business College
Seattle National Bank building.
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NJ, J. F. Allen. Fox. Ore, says; IL
believe thsr1hSFlsin'> Cough Kennedy to b
the best have handled"
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sn.,hn,nAh Nnns

susNNsoish. NArrh l<-SSgecl2l~S asss-
IN y nSeef possess va Seoaoassh ~{2Naut
petty fhseNss or eslrS3srs are getting
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ICE AND COAL.

ii ERCHANTS' DELIVERY COMPANY,
dealers n Ice and coal. corner West aad
Seneca. Telephone l59
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Notice Is further given that all of said
payment os their said assessments upon
their said shares Of stock. after due no.
tice had been given 10 each Of them "a
required by law and the bylaws OF said
company. and that said sale will be made
at the tine and place above specified ut
public auction TO tho highest bidder and
that at such sale the person who shall
pay the assessment due as above stated
together with the pro rata expense ofnad-
ver:istng and Of sale for the smallest
number OF shares. or portion OF a share
% each Of said DELINQUENT stockholders
shall be deemed the highest bidder
II. O. STRtfyE.
JAMES II. WATSON. Vice President.
Secretary.
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Births, Marriages. Deaths. Funerals.
All notices irser:ed under these heads
in the future will be charged AT the rate
OF 10 cents per linz each insertion.
ST-ISTELIsGENCER PUB. CO.
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WANTED-A girl for general homework:
good home to the right party. iii Wash
ingtou street
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WA\TEEl-tdd Fellows unemployed or
those desiring TO increase present in
come must he good In conversation.
references required Call or or address
room II. Haller building. Seattle. Wash
FANTEn-Th0se desiring male help can
get Il a. the city mission free OF cos..
eg G Grfcrcts} street Telephone f0lT
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HELP WANTFD--NfAIF.

WANTED Small men: We have still left
a few of those $40 and ST. suits in small
sizes only n; s. each Boston Clothing
House. Second street. near Pike
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-A few refined middle-aged
ladies for good paying positions. 221 Co.
lumbia street. room 8
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WANTED-WaitreSs at the San Fran
cisco Oyster House, 312 Yesler avenue.
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WANTED-A woman with one child
would like a position as housekeeper for
wages no object Address j. E. F., care
observation-disclosures.
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BOARD AND ROO3f-pieasant rooms
with board. in family. for gentlemen
delightful location. walking distance.
Address T. o. Box 81.
FURNISHED ROOMS with board; rea-
sonable. 6Gs Fourth street.
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wANTED-Piace TO do housework or by
the day. 1e0l Fourth street, corner
Pine
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED--MAIE

WANTED-By young man OF good hab-
hs. work In city: any honest work ac-
cepted; good recommendations Ad-
dress y. Kellogg, 1924 Chestnut street.
city.
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wA~TED--Hausa ard Iot for cash. not
70 rTeeE2 S-.Sss. sstssE ~ bargain: give
description, prize AMI location. Address
z @. Z, care Post Intelligence
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wANTED-Situation by a good German
girl for cooking and homework. Apply
at 1913 Tenth street.
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WANTED-Good Japanese cook wants
place In private family. Harry. 1i1f Sec
on1 street
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wANTED--TO RENT.

wANTEIS-Agents 70 sell the Eureka all
leather suspeafers. - Cherry street
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MISREPRESENTATION as nurse or second
girl by young French woman: good
seamstress. references. Address NJ. D..
Post-fntelligencer Bureau. Tacoma
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

CONSERVATORY OF MIsiC
and Ravenna Seminary. Mrs Beck, =.
aress guaranteed. Branch studio -
Hotel Stevens.
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wANTED-Si Situation by American lady
as working housekeeper; country pre-
ferred. Address NJ. c.. Post-Intelli-
gencer.
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SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPAS,.sl,S-
Engineers and contractors; bridge os.,A
ing, dredging. harbor iuiproVsnls,n,.ss. ,e,.
! gene raj contracting. % Seattie Ee
al Bank building.
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WANTED-Young lady wants position as
bookkeper. cashier or clerk. Address NJ.
W. Post-Inteliigencer,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STED-fnfcr-saficn ". c Hitchcock,
formerly 81 ErsnsEtis-- Or. Will learn
so-netAsEg 20 his advantage Cali Or
rarn- unaezsa ztth l. k0hn. manager
Eolgsstes1 Ria. Co, IL Front street. Sc
attic. Wash
WANTEE-Gnfsrra 90 the present
wAe-sa bouts q Henry Carlisle % s.
Glat-sys5zs. q. Ero Vas last heard 90 4
s%7Etse foar years aga. ~ his mother.
At5rsss Robert Carlisle, Glencoe. ..
Reward
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WAN TED-T0 r@nt modern mouse or
not less than ten rooms situated hs-
tween James and Stewart, Front and
Fifth streets. Address W NJ. Fost-in-
telligcaceF.
WANTED-Fcr cash. house and lot. not
to exceed sziss3 must be bargain Adj
dress Z. -. e care lntslligeTlcar.
Give description. price and location.
WASTED-FErrisbsd cottage in good To-
cation; man aud xife. no children Ad-
dress 4. j. p, Post-Inteiligencer-
WANTED-Furnished house on first or
second hill between James and Madison.
4gi Bailey building.
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FOR RENTAL improved farm near Port
Madison. fHur-rooys house ard barn.
two tarCa chicken wards and small fTuit
sra frutt ,recs. Apply owner, room -,
Pioneer building
FOR EE&T Or SALF,-EaSy terms.
fye-1cTe .trar+ near RsyeunA springs
cleared. fenced. young fr3st trees. we'll:
rev six-rc0vr house and harm. James
BotNveI - Boston block. telephone ~
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NOTICE OF SALE or DELINQUENT
shares of stock-Office Of the West Sc
attic Land T. Improvement Company,
Seattle, Wash. March II, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution of the board OF trustees
of said company duly held this day certain
shares OF the capital stock Of said company
hereafter described, or so much thereon as
may be necessary IN satisfy n certain as
sessment Of 81 per share duly levied there
on by said board Of trustees at It's meet
ing held February 2d, 1895. viii be Sold at
public auction To the highest bidder for
cash at the east door of the United States
postof'ice In the city OF Seattle at the
hour OF II o'clock a. m. on Saturday the
18th day OF April. 4. y. 1886
The fo.loring is n particular description
Of the shares Of stock ordered 10 be sold
together with the names of the respective
shareholders and the amount OF the re-
speCtive assessments levied on their
satd shares of stock.
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W ASTEp-To hire Il good piano. e viii
receive the hest of care. price raues ~
low references given. Address W. care
Post In: e4liCsGeer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25
LADIES' COLUMN.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Soft water is better than hard for
making soups.
A knife rack hung on the wall is the
best place to keep knives in daily use
in the kitchen
Try putting rse-radish through
the Enterprise meat chopper.
Gliding on silver should be rubbed
as little as possible; wipe with a soft
cloth moistened with ammonia.
Do not buy fine clothes for your
children and then say you cannot af-
ford to provide them warm, or at
least tempered, rooms to sleep ana
dress in.
To keep layer cake from sticking,
put CREASED paper on the pan, then
sprinkle with flour. The paper then
peels off readily.
Save bacon and ham scraps left from
trying out fat, and greasy papers to
assist in kindling the fire. if you wish,
but let the kerosene oil can alone.
Never brush clothing in doors. You
do not know what germ of disease
you may have gathered on it. Every
room has a window if you do not wish
to carry them to the yard.
If eggs are frozen it is best to let
them remain so until wanted for use,
then pour boiling water over them and
let them remain in it until the frost is
out, when they can be beaten nearly
as we'll as fresh eggs.