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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
PARTISAN LEGIsLATION.
Republicans Decide That it Has Gone Far
Enough and the More Conservative are
kicking

Sprctal % - RsJi3--.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. January 25.-
Mr. Campbell, OF Wheeling, made a
Jealous attempt in the House to-day,
while the bill amending the act creating
a State Board of Agriculture, was under
consideration, TO make majority OF
the board Republican, but the conserva-
tive Republicans sat down upon him,
and by bare majority the House re-
fused TO let politics enter into the
appointment of the Board. Some OF
tue Republican members iutimsted that
partisan legislation had gone Tar
enough-as far as it was safe TO 60.
There is a growing dissensiou among
Republican members on this subject,
and the kicking out of the traces OF a
Republican member now and then IN
dicates considerable strife under the
surface.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
A Non-Unionist shot.

About haIf-past nine o'clock last night
one OF the nou-union men at the Buck
eye glass works accidently shot himself
through one hand. The name OF the
workman could not be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
THE CUT ACCEPTED.
The Fourth Pool Miners win Work for
S115 per Hundred Bushels

MoNoNGAHELA CITY, Pa, January
25.-The pool MIXERS met at Roscoe this
afternoon. Every pit was represented.
President Cairns advised them TO accept
the cut, as the lower pools were work
ing. Organizer Callihan, Of Coal
Center, also urged the men
to make the best terms possible.
After two hours stormy session, il
was agreed to accept the reduction,
Sl.75, and notify the lower pools that
they were ready 10 strike at any time
for the old price that the men below
would agree TO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
Heavy snow IN Iowa.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, January 25.-A
furious snow storm prevails in this 10
cality. and has stopped all traffic. The
snow is the heaviest fall for years.
Trains are not delayed so far, but are
expected to be late tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
fc NICARAGUA Canal.
2s,'otion, InStructing the WeSt
Virginia Senators
2r,lrt 1t Meets With Republi-
s"-
can Opposition

,.,7 state Senate-The House
'afr1-ed the Resolution and
-srgraDhed Il ID Washington.
va1ng Places for the Place
gr,-srs-The Home fer Friend
lass Gir.s-The Bill to Abolish
cha Wayne County Criminal
Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
Mr. Eik,ns Ba. Returned.

SuscfGi 20 i9s Rs0ss's-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 20
Senator Stephen 4 Elkins returned TO-
day from a trip to New York and Phil
adelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
GOLD is GOING.
Over Six Million Dollars Withdrawn Yes
terday, Leaving the Reserve Only $56,-
7S2858--- Withdrawals in flfy-Slx
Days, s59,466,665.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 25.-
To.dsy's Withdrawals OF gold from the
sub-treasury at New York aggregated
Sc, 700, 600 and from Boston S25O,OOo,
making total OF Sc, $50, 600, which Is
bslieyod to be the largest amount OF
gold ever Withdrawn in single day.
This leaves the reserve at $50, 7s2, S5S.
During the month of December the
Withdrawals aggregated s3l, ,26S' o9i; so
far during the present month S2s,2o3,-
574, making the total Withdrawals da-
ring the afty-siz days $50. 466' Cos
Persons in a position 20 know the
views OF the President and leaders in
Congress, express the belief that new
MEASURE will be introduced at an early
dav for that one Of the pending
hills will be so moclhed as
N embody the same general
tsaturos), authorizing the Secretary Of
tbe Treasury to issue not more than
s5oo 0OO. 900 three per cent. bonds, ths
nroceeds Of which to be nsed to recoup
The gold reserve, meet government oo-
legations and redeem United states
notes. at the Secretary's discretion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
sundry Civil Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 25.-
The sundry civil bill passed to-day in
the shortest time, so far as known, on
record. 1t was under consider
alton but three days. As
passed, the bill carries $50, 1857
Two propositions offered respectively
by Mr.. Sayers and Mr.. Combs,
the formers to clothe the Secretary Of
the Treasury with power to issue
United States bonds OF such denomina-
tions as he should see fit, instead of as
now, to REISSUE them for the same de-
nomination, and the latter's TO retire
aud cancel the gold certificates and
make them non-receivable for customs
duties after July next, furnished the
principal theme OF discussion.
Mr.. Sayer's proposition was defeated.
74-s7; while that of Mr.. Coombs was
carried without division. Another
amendment offered by Mr.. Settle, OF
North Carolina, to strike out the appro-
priation of $50, 600 to pay for informa'
tion regarding moonshine distiIlers, was
lost. An.appropriation Of $4,000 for a
light-ship to be stationed of the Straits
OF Fuca, Washing ton. was adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

sILvERY ART DREAMS-Treas-
ures Owned py Prominent New forkers'
See Sunday Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
A FEARFUL EXPLOSION.
A Boiler Lets Go in a FiVe-S Story
Brewery Building.
Six WOrkmen Are Known to Have
Been Killed Outright

And Six More are More or Less
Seriously Ipjured-The Shock
Wrecked the Building Com
pletsly and Shook Every House
in the Town-More Men Sup
posed to be Imprisoned Among
the Debris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

w,su1xeToN. d. c., January 25.-To-
~ 1|sbinst meeting was almost entirely
SaSso,sd SaS : N the consideration of the finan-
cial condition of the treasury In all Of It's
osnoc.s os%l The Cabinet was in session
little longer than usual
C1ovERsyrLLE. n. Y, January 25,-
,Nl,,s c1,ftsrs have gone out in body be-
canse 1iU their demands were not acceeded to.
pvrssrrs January 25.-The recent
violent quarrels between tne CA.nT.lUs Nains suu
o,,S,,,;natad ouT to-day in a violent scene
.nhieh oIi resulted in the resign alton Of the
resident mq and the suspension OF the sitting
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11
SpectRCles.

Having made an special study sor the
past years Of the application and use
Of spectacles for the correction OF visual
defects, am prepared to fit perfectly
any eve needing the assistance OF glasses
a,ther spherical or cylindrical or sphere
cylindrical Eyes examined free and
spectacles furnished at prices from fifty
to one hundred per cent less than the
same can be had elsewhere, ! use the
same mode and appliances that all the
hest ocuIis,s use. and further | warrant
q perfect 1T, and you don't have to pay
mill YOU are perfectly satisfied. keep
an exact record OF all eyes examined
after being fitted and should you loose
glasses ynS you 30 another nst ravs nsr ed
w. F. RUsr.
Jeweler and Optlrian
AilbsnK, 8. p.
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MlLBANK, s. D., FRIDAY. OCT. II. lsg5

Gnitar, Mandolin, Banios and Violjns
Strings 4 Fittings for ali musical in.trn
men's a, Roses drug store.
Mrs. W. W. Downe, Grand Matrnu
q. L. S., and Mrs E. s. Healy. secretar,
OF Esther chapter, made a trip to Water
town the first OF the week. and visited
the .. + 5. chapter OF that CITY. bv
whom they were entertained in a mos,
delightful manner. They report mos,
enjoyable visit, aud expec, in the near
future to have the pleasure OF entertain
ing the Watertown stars il. the Mibank
chapter.
The Alban church society held very
enJ'tahle social ut the church building
last Friday evenlrg, at which there was
great turnout of the people from the
surrounding neighborhood. An excel
lent supper was served to about one
hundred people, and with music and
social intercourse a most ENJOYABLE even.
ing was had That the Alban people
appreciate their church privileges is
evidenced by the fact that slO3 was
raised during the evening and presented
to the pastor, Rev MacLeun.
County Auditor n Fosberg has been
absent from his usual palace in the
county building this week, occasioned
We understand by very important busi-
ness, the nature of which is OF matrl-
monlal character. The ceremony we un-
derstand was 10 take place yesterday,
but the particulars OF which we have
not yet learned. His many friends will
wash him every happiness in his new
estate.
Quite Il serious accident happened to
Mr.. John Burgan last Monday During
the high wind Of that day while on the
platform IN the rear Of the elevator the
wind lifted one of .he planks and threw
him to the track. He fell some eight
feet and was quite seriously Wrenched
and bruised on the lett breast and ribs
and his tace badly scratched He was
unable To work for a couple OF days, but
is improving and IS again able to beout.
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The teachers meeting Saturday was
we'll attended and an excellent program
was presented. Prof. kelleys paper on
Summer Schools vas very good one.
Miss McCalhster's example OF methods
ia music for primary grades was very
interesting and was closely followed by
lie teachers present. Miss Sketfington
of Big Stone City read paper on Fryes
Geographies in which size presented the
leading differences between the new and
the old systems OF teaching Geography.
SAMPLES OF these biographies were
shown. Miss Whippls read paper OF
general professional interest. Supt. Al
drich, by way Of lesson in Natural HIS
tory, gave each teacher grasshopper
and then directed its dissection in such
a manner as to show lis structure and
the general use Of its various append
ages The following officers were elect
ed: Pres. j. NJ. Corskie; Vice Pres
Miss Moore: Sec. Miss Cleveland. Sever
al names were added to the membership
and several sets Of Reading Circle books
we're taken out. The next meeting will
he held on Saturday, November %.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

There is aways something good, some
thing fresh and readable and instructive
in the Northwestern Agrirntuiist. 1t
hns nil the spic,ness Of u newspaper, the
the interest of a magazine and the prau-
tical value OF u farm pnper. IT is differ
ent from any farm paper we know. liza
departments on hv- stock, on dairying,
on crops, horticulture hee- culture. house
hold matters, dress. making and fashions,
its short stories and it's timely and
thoughtful editorials are unexcelled,
We will give free a years subscription 10
the Northwestern Agricultnr,st 10 i'm
who pay thsir su,'sesiptksn - this pap3E
. year 10 sivxnoe before Nov: q. .s..s.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

On motion, the taxes on the W y W
II section 26-l2l-47 we're abaled IN the
sum Of 81 81, for the reason OF error II
the assessment.
On motion. the taxes on the NaNh
of section l3-121-5l, and lot 3 and NV "a
SEA and SlaNEl4 section - III 81,
and lot of section %, and lots and 6
ana WlaNE4 OF section 26-lal- 81, and
lot block -, Milbank, were nbated
being the property Of the state.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted:
Resolved, That by virtue Of the author.
ity vested in the Board ot County Com.
missioners BY and under Chapter 81 Of
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

Next "Wednesday. Oct. 16.

A complete line Of ladies and childre.s
c,oaks, jackets and capes, direct from the
manufacturer. Don't miss this opp"r-
tunitv ot making selection from this
immense stock,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

Ii the care Of the hair we're made q
part of u lady's education, we should not
see 50 many gray heads, and the use OF
Halls Hair Renewer would be unneces-
Sary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

e'e Y Smith and W. L. Douglas
:" Elliors.
6. me Dentist will be at Wilmot
! r.en'ber 30 and October /, at Sisse-
,oh.. october : 2 and 8, and at Milbank
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

A. R-GEN. HUMPHREYS POST. .-
meets every second and fourth Saturday,
~ ~. w. sharp, at the Court House. I'll COM
Ne'uhg Our city are invited 10 meet with
k.as. s, LowTiiiAN Commander, GEO. {.
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lhnREE OF HONOR Protection Lofge
neets III 4. o. z. w. hall first and third
|ufsaay each month.
\ =. MRS e. BARNEY, c. OF II.
4 ~ IDA THAYER, Rec.
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I VI Banner Lodge No. 81 meets every
- Wednesday evening in Woods hail
+ II BENEDICT, p. {.
!. LiSDQuisT, K of Il. 8S.
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y q. F SYLVAN LODGE No 81
1, Meets every Tuesday evening at Schafer 3
'uu Visiting brethren cordially invited
r. PREvEY, Sec. G. J. CARRiCK, N G.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

ra. cORPS-Gen Humphreys Relief
'ur.d. dpe meets every second and fourth
0o! " each month 1T the 1. o. o. f. hall.
n, u - MRS. } BoswoRTn. Pres.
~' q. 7. ABBOTT, Rec.
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y. y N.-Meets first and third MonGny
~ ~. evenings Of each month III Woods hall
Eo,s EE",ns ofethren cordially invited, j.. r DoRE,
Eo'uer' v g. MCPHERSON, NJ W.
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0nmhar hhE .- Flock OF sheep of good grade
I brokannef'ng about 81. Aleo good geldlns
j A CoRsklE.
Vernon Twp
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nnLKs ns. HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA; one
5sly put bottle l5c. Put up by Blcscr excln-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

or kEBEkATi = Meets second and fourth
Il thursday Of each month NJ /. O. .. +,
Mrs S NJ. PAsco, y. G.
liss MINNIE EsTERLY. Sec.
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v,,, En-Bleser's HOarhound Syrup, Il
e'seness; large bottle 25c' Our own manufac-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

rlRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-R Rev
JG Haigh, Pastor. Public Worship, sun
Sy. lo;4 n M aud Z 80 p. m. Sunday school
N Junior G, + 4 p. IN. Y. r. $. G. Il 6 40
m Prayrr meeting. Wednesday 1:30 p. m.
hoir meeting. saturday =: p IN A hearty vi.
Stou to these services is hereby extended to
=, strangers lu the city viii be CO rdia.y vel
)med.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

Edward Anderson, former resident
OF M,lbank, who murdered bis neice,
Josephine sjerdall, girl Of twelve Years
OF age, in Dakota county, Minn., some
two months ago, committed suicide while
in jail at Hastings awaiting tr.al,hy tying
a piece OF lWine about his neck 10
cross bar. He WAS 81 years Of age.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

ho,,Ish LAUNDRY BLUEING. 15c a pint
ool'ie, at Blcsers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11
CHURCHES.

nATnOLIC Service in st Lawrence Church
every alternate Sunday at 1880 a. m. REV
krHER CHAs. BROWNE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

Chas Henry, WhA has received the
appointment OF assistant Pharmacist On
board The T. s. Cruiser. Minneapolis,
eft last week for ST. Paul to complete
his nlistmant in the navy. The Mime
apolis is the fastest naval vessel OF her
class in the world and Mr. Henry ma.
be justly proud of his new position. lie
is ordered to join his ship Al New York
about the firs' OF November -Orton-
vile journal.
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COUNTY cow MMlSslONER>,
OIficiAl Proceedings Of the BOard Il
Of County Commissioner 81
Granl COGnlS. ;. ID.

M1LBANK, 5. D., Oct. 7, 1895.
Board met in gular session with all
the members and the clerk present.
On motion, the following bills were
examined and allowed:
j. +. Truran, clerk for Co Treas. yN
Alfred Morteli. Registers salary Tor
Mrs. .. N. Eastman, work IN Teas
oince ........ Observation-Disclosures. % IS
.. r. lfutah, CLERK Tor co. Treas. ......... 30 w
). Seden, cash paid for county y s 20
. Seldeh, saars as Snpt poor farn,..... ~ W
n IL Clsrk. justice fees. 5 81,
Il. eiaik, Justice 'ees. ................ 10
II clark, justice fees : 70
Peter CASPER, constable fees ............. ~
\. Forsbcrg, auditors sAiary y........... 1856 90
,. >, Lockhnrt, State 3 attorneys salary. IS "a
n Forsberg. cash for freight and post
age e;........,......... 8 a.
Alfred Garter, work on poor farm ...... 45 w
bertha Wessollck work in poor house. IS w
John Douglass, clerk for auditor ..... 81 ~
cour: house e......... 2lo So
John " Bel, referee fees .............. 80 10
Henry ). Notkmar. cuunty pIintiDg.. 81 %
JonH III, owen. salary as county Judge lU2 "
Mltteistaedt Bros, merchandise ior poor
farm. ................ ................. l3 55
Alfred Nor ell, postage. ........ ......... II Il
Alfred Morte. freight and expenses at
Pierre 90. ...............5... 81 80
Ed r Dore Adams school bond and in
terest paid. 1856 AZ
Wood Bros, merchandise for county and
poor farm -. .............. ..... 81 81
Eta b. Dore, clerk for county treasurer II 30
>. VI Pasco justice fees ................. 20 35
/. Lindqulst. merchandise tor poor
fafm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AZ ~
Ed. Dore, freight and express. ....... II %
5. Nj, Pascp, service on board Of insanity. lO %
John II. owen, service ON board of IN.
sanity ................ %
Henry 5. Nokmar, printing delinquent
tax list .............., 364 10
Ed. r Dore, Melrose school bond u
pons PAID ......... ...........: u 70
Ed p bore. Adams school bond cuu-
pons paid ...., ........................ "a IS
Ed L bore, Adams school bond Coe-
pons paid ................. ................ ~ o9
AlfredlMorteil. expenses At Pierre ....... 81 81
Maggie kerber, taking care of insane
Rober, johnson, witness fees ......... 40
e W. Cannon, juror fees Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mrs +, Lunaberg, boarding Mrs. Arnold 90
DR. Edward Swesey, Adams school bond
Cazendanna Medley, school poll anu dog
On motion, the justice quarterly re-
port OF s. vi Pascu Tor the quarter end
ing Sept. 3o 1895, was approved
On motion, beard adjourned to Tues
4 ~
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(. / A NJ M-MILRANK LODGE No ~.
A. Stated meetings Al Masonic Hall. on
lfd Thursday evening of each month Visiting
fthrrn are cordially invited 10 attend
/. ECKER, Sec. +. EMAsUEI, w NJ
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Hy!RST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Class Meeting sabbath Morning, H:j5, Jas
Err Leader Preaching Sabbath morning. 10 30.
btschiDs sabbath evening, 1:3o: sabbath school.
: m j C. Wood, Supt Bible Class, conducted
! Hon n l. LoWthian. Epworth Leagne, Sab
th evening, $50 Miss Nina Fansct President
nior Lesgue. Sabbath evening 6.3o, Mrs. :.
&eIe,, Snat Choir Rehearsal, SATURDAY even
IA ats, j. II Burgau director The Method.
) Episcopal Church OF MIhank, cordially in.
rs lie public 10 all their services: strangers IN
betty are a. ways welcome. All seats are free
LAcHLAN MCLEAN. Pastor.
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I, $ Es her Chapter No 20. Stated meet
e. inc. Second ard Fourth Nc niny of each
pbth OF Masonic hal,
|, MEs. HETTIE DowNIE, W NJ.
ldRs. I 5 HEALY, Sec
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

Buy mistit carpet at Eliot's; best
quality at Il low price.
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D0YAL ARCH MAsONS, MIIBANK
IL Chapter No Is. Stated convacatiops sec.
u aud fourth Thursday Of each month, at { 80
m. Visiting companions cordially ir vited.
f. d ELY, High Priest.
N B SAUSpEhs, Sec.
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0sr ,h.o OR STOLEN -No,icc is hereby given
.aa msl certain note bearing date Nov II,
kaou 10 e y Nov. II, 1894, given by Henry
kGc IA III. nn"kins has been lost, and the
seoy warned not I, purchase same
N. P.-JOHNsoN, owner.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-11

4 UTHERAN-Servicee every third Snnday-in
| the Norwe ylan language at the church ~
III D m, REV. \ EsGDAuL, Minister
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MILBANK, S. d., October 8, 1895.

Board met pursuant To adjournment
with all the members and the clerk
present.
On motion, the following bills We're
audited and allowed:
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On mOtlOH, tht JusI1Ce QUarJer1y Tt-
port OF s. vi. Pasco tor the quarter end
ing Sept. 80, 1895, was approved
On motion, beard adjourned tc Tues
day, October 8. 1895.
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SOCIETIES.

boYAL ARCH MAsoNs. MILBANK
n Chapter No IS Stated convocatfons sec
aud fourth Thursday Of each month, at sc
m. Vtsitlng companions cordially irvited.
T. d ELY, High Priest
B. SAUspEns, Sec.
F. { A. M-MILBASk LODGE No. ~
~. Stated meetings Al Masonic Hall. on
fa Thursday evening of each month Visiting
hrn are cordially invited 10 attend
/. ECKER Sec. E. EMAsuEI, w Nj.
+. $ Es her Chapter No 20 Stated meet
ince Second ars, Fourth Nc ntny of each
phth at Masonic hall,
MEs. HErT1E DowsIE, " NJ
dRs s. HEALY, Sec.
o Q. F-sYLvAN LODGE No. 81
Meets every Tuesday evening at schafer' 3
y. VISITING brethren cordially invited
hsfREVEY, Sec. &. j. CARRiCK, n g.
or REBEkAH Meets second and fourth
x. Thursday of each month al /. O. O. +.
Mrs. $ NJ. PAsco, \. G.
hs hISNlE EsTERLY. Sec.
or Banner Lodge No. 81 meets every
- Wednesday evening in Woods hail
+ II BENEDICT, p. {.
f,LlSDQuisT, K of r. As.
Y. W.-Meets first and third MonGny
- evenings OF each month III Moods hall
,h ".sy brethren cordially invited, +. r DoRE,
'O'uer' g. MCPHERSON, NJ W.
)tnREE OF HONOR Protection Lo6ge
!. meets III A. o. e. w. hall first and third
usaay each month
u. MRS q. BARNEY, G. OF II.
~ IDA IHAYER, Rec.
R-GEN. HUMPHREYS POST
meets every second and fourth Saturday
III. sharp, at the Court House. All COM
Our city are invited 10 meet with
ARMS Adjutant.
LIEF CORPS-Gen. Humphreys Relief
ur.d. dnpe meets every second and fourth
= S"SH OHtH III the L. " ". HulI.
IN, II - MRS. j BoswoRTn. Pres.
- q. 7. AREorr, Rec.
'ahhaEsE ha.t|E LAUNDRY BLUEING. 15c pint
oo''ie, at Blcser's.
nnLKs mol, HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA; one
tly - oottIe I5c. Put up by Blcscr exclr-
v,n Bleser's HOarhonnd Syrup, X
lfsen.saa are afflicted with cough, cold or
iafge bottle 25c. Our own mannfac-
nnnhE LE Flock OF sheep of good grade
brohauuefshg about 81. Aso good geldns
j. A CoRsklE.
Vernon Twp.
th.,p pn STOLEN Notice is hereby given
land A. certain note bearing date Nov II,
lNc - ~ hawkins has been lost, and the
"oseoy warned not u purchase same.
N. P.~JOHNsoN, owner.
.s'e Y Smith and w. l.. Douglas
"n Elliors.
g.. the Dentist will be at Wilmot
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carry out her intention of making a pro-
vision for Bca."
when does she come Of age?"
Next February"
Hum. Time enough to marry and
plague a mans heart out before that"
My dear Mark, what has put you out
OF humor with Nora: You must not dis
like her unreasonable"
Dislike her. she is not the sort Of girl
any man would dislike. But what a con
trast between You two: | strongly sus-
pect she DULLES YOU, What hard lines
You have had ali your life; | sometimes
think over old times and wonder how You
pulled through"
lie looked at her as he spoke wonder.
fully kind expression softening his eyes.
i am very happy and tranquil now
returned Mrs L'Estrangc, so let the past
bury its dead"
ming, when Nora returned with her hat
on-a very becoming hat
Are you not going to walk with US.
Helen:"
NO, dear; promised Bea to take her to
see foal and Il baby peacock, at the
Home Farm"
We'll. Mcin Herr, await YOU
Wmton rose, and shook hands with Mrs.
L'Estrange.
My aunt hopes YOU will come to lun-
cheon tomorrow or on Friday, if you are
in the town" he said.
i will write to her Good-by for the
present.
"oh. | had almost forgotten" cried
Nora, turning back at the door. The