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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22

enough. 1t il the adobe surface stratum
about 30 iesl 10 depth that 10 gradually
descending.
Amssbury, Macs. teh. i6.-An epi.
denic OF grip l. nov prevalent here
over 3OO ca,es have been repor,rd. one
physician alone having forty patients.
London, Feb lu.-Thit afternoon the
P"ll Mail Gazette prints uispstch
irow Chez Foo. repeating the statement
that Admiral Ting, the Chinese naval.
commit,sd suicide Oh account oi the
reNerscs Of the Chinese lorces. aud that
Commodore Liu aud General Chang hAy.
also taken their lives for the same reason.
Washington, Feb. i6.-Ths eesate and
llou'c conferees OF The bill ~, ...s exam.
nation and classification Of mineral land.
IN the states Of Montana aud Idaho have
reached an agreement practically on the
basis Of the bill as ii passed the senate.
The bill Wa reported TO the senate to.
day amendments accepted and the bill
passed Il 10 understood that like
action will he taken In the House on
Monday The bin has been before con.
gre's ior the past four years.
Bethlehem, Pa. Feb. i6.-From pri.
waite adyiccs received here tonight il Ia
learned that there IL trouble brewing
ior the island Of san Domingo. The
president ol that island, IL is stated. ha,
been acting with high sand IN Selling
the funds Of SONS French merchants.
The French will also claim indemnity
Tor the death OF one Of their eountrymen.
The French nov have i've men-oi.war
lying at llayIi ready TO pousec down
upon the little island.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22
University Of Utah
NO. a

plane Five men have been taken out
dead aud some 20 seriously injured that
their lives are dc-paired OIL
The Senate votes by 30 to q to put
Jones Till ahead Of all other legislation.
Western trunk lines will protect the
Union Pacific In he controversy with the
Rio Grands Western.
+. u. Truesdole, formerly of the Ss,e
Francisco Chronicle, caught in schem.
To- work Kansas banks with forged
checks
Washington, Feb. rs. -To.day's state.
ment oithc condition Of the treasury:
Available cash balance, si5i $3.50, oss.
gold reserve, t55,6li ,7Oi.
Cincinnati, o.. Feb. Is.-woh from
Buckingham aud other points In tho
lleckinR valley to-day stated that the
desiiiution was such that the sufferer.
were becoming desperate. Governor
Mckinley ordered immediate necessities
Ia Buckingham and the bill sent 10 him.
The Cincinnati relief committee later
sent a carload Of supplies and Congress-
man Paul J.. sorg, OF Mid1leiown, will
send another carload on HE own account
~ soon rs he can have tho shipment
made.
Washington, Feb. rs. b. The predicted
controversy between the two houses Of
congress over the senate amendment
To the diplomatic and ronsulor appro-
priation bill To extend ,5OO, 200 for tn.
survey and preliminary work on
cable to connect the United state. and
the Hawaiian islands IL at hand. The
conicrces Of the House aud Senate held
their first meeting to-uay. They we're
able TO come 10 terms disagreement upon
all the dozen amendments to the bill
except hat for the cable, the Senatorial
conicrecs recsding from several minor
amendment, aud the House representa-
tives accepting several
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Alexandria fears a Bedouln uprising.
The anti-Jesuit repeal passed the
ReichstAg.
San Francisco, Feb. 2O.-Tho bill To
prevent the manufacture, sale OF other
distribution Of cigarettes has passed
both branches Of the Legislature and was
to-day sent 10 the governor for his APP
proyal.
During the early hours Of the day the
silver bill made lie exit from the Senate.
Mr.. Jones OF Arkansas. in charge Of the
measure, announced that its ir!ends
would make no further effort to pass II
NJ the present session.
Butte, Mont, Feb. 20.-specIal TO
Tribune-Policemau james Dryer shot
and Instantly killed Owen Walsh.
Young miner, about midnight, while
trying TO stop fight. Walsh assaulted
the officer with a knife.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 2O.-Freder-
i0k Douglass, the noted freedman. ora
tor aud diplomat. died few minutes
before Z O'Clock tonight at his residence
at Anacosta, suburb Of this e.ty. Of
heart failure. His death was entirely
unexpected, Ne he had been enjoyingth
best Of health.
New York, Feb. 20, lit tool, j. Pierre.
nonl Morgan, acting Tor himself and
uUuat uaIpn,ut f,.t ..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22
uINEFEH.
Mr.. and Mrs James Tire Of Rhoade's
valley we're visiting their many relatives
aud friends here during the week.

Mr.. and Mrs James Tire Of Rhoade' .
valley we're visiting their many relatives
aud friends here during the week.
Your correspondent wishes to thank
those whu 20 kindly assisted him and
his family in their recent sickness Az
are improving -, this writing.
II il safe to say more canyon work has
been done this winter here than for
many wears previous. Everybody seems
To want lumber and are hauling logs TO
get some. our awmill will not have 10
stop for want Of log, but II will soon be
necessary for the proprietor Of the saw
mill To get more land to stack logs and
lumber on.
Notwithstanding the open winter we
have had, everybody seems to be salts.
fed and would not weep were tito break
up At once.
Mr.. John raskstt went to Salt Lake
City last Monday with line bupch OF
muttons that he has been feeding for
the market.
Your agent here has plenty Of room To
store wheat II any Of the Subscribers
want to settle Tor their paper Ia that
way.
| was pleased to see the letter in Tux
rInKs from Mr. A. A. Mills, Agricultural
College. Logan, which read very care
fully, and while I agree with him TO
certain extent, knowing well that we
can he greatly benefited by practical
system vi agriculture, and granting All
the lines mentioned by him To be feast.
bile and rcnumorAtive, the fact still ~.
mains that all could not and would not
be adapted for engagement, in the same.
hence the need Of establishing come
industries 10 employ
those net adapted ~ agriculture, II
seems to me that We need lots more poo.
pie here to make boots, shoes, ovsrnlls,
shirts, baskets, harness, hats, bonnets,
etc, and use up our surplu. crops that
are nov such drag in the market. |
What might have been serious acct.
dent happened on the dugway spoken Of
last week between here and Echo. Itis
a very bad dugway, and nj this time Of
The year teams have to double to get
NJ. Mr. Caldsrwood aAd Mr.. Fife had |
been for coal, and took Mr.. Calderwood's
load up on top and went after the other
Dad. by some means the sleigh started
md went down the hank, through the !
wire fence and on 10 the U. T.. track.
Luckily the first train was coming up
md heavily loaded, 30 1t could stop, and
he trainmen helped to clear the track.
Thus nm accident was avoided.
T. II. Stephens is in Salt Lake. lie
las just taken In fine bunch OF brevss.
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Mr.. William Wrightoi Coalyillc wss
In Rockport ON Sunday last. lie ad.
dressed the Sunday school and also the
afternoon services. lie alec gave u
horticultural lecture after meeting.
We have had spring weather thi,
week. The snow IL melting fact.
The dance on the i4th was not very
well attended Those present had an
enjoyable time.
A number Of our young men are busy
putting up ice.
Mrs. F. A. Hortin is quite sick.
Mr.. Joseph Mitchell and hi. two
daughters OF Kamas were visiting friends
here on Sunday last.
Miss Sadie Eldredge OF Coalville lie in
Rockport visiting relatives.
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,NSHir

Mt. VI. 4. Williams returned home
last week from salt Lake. She has com.
rlcted hcrcours" of studies.
Mr.. Enoch HroWn vi lloyt.yillc. who
is one uf the stake supcrinttnds NJ sun.
day schools. visited our scheul last
SUNDAY. llralso attended the afternoon
services aud addressed the meeting.
Last week the thermometer registered
81 below zero.
A. Bate. gives ma.querais ball in
ioung'r Hell Tuesday February 2Gih.
Prizes will be- given the two beet clHrac.
ter.
4. J. Stewart gave au entertainment
In hi. school Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of Washington's Birthday
Mr., aud Mr.. Rigb. mad very sick
child last week. DR., liosmcr was called.
The child 8, al righ, again.
Mr.. j. VI. llixson. Is very much bet
ter lie l. rapidly recovering from hi
sickness.
Mis- Libby Young. ,uill confined To
the house.
Miss Haia lee came home from Salt
Lake sunday. She has been away for
two months.
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OAKLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. REYNOLDS Of Rockpo
were seen shaking hands with friends
aud relatives last Sunday In Oakley.
Mr.. Bagnell Of Coalville was visiting
at j. Phillips and slcighriding the
girls. Mr.. Bagnell drives Gne horse
aud sleigh and some Of the boys dread
To see him come here ON Sunday.
Miss Mary Horton Is home again after
an absence Of nearly two years.
Hauling and putting up lee is the erder
OF the day. preparatory to keeping cool
next summer. :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22

Egypts Khediyc wcdsa slave.
Gale and Freel have been pardonsd by
Governor Richards OF Wyoming.
Bicyelist Fuller was hurt NO badly in
san Francisco races that he may die.
Tho Belmont. Morgan bond prospectus
fixes ii2'l A. the price for the new
securities.
CARLISLE says the treasury has money
enough without nm issue Of certificates.
Liday and Hazard. Utah bicyelisls,
have been restored to good standing by
the l.. A.w convention.
Murderer Gentry was found uncon.
scious on Philadelphia doorstep.
suffering from kniio.wonnd inflicted
by himself.
Jones bill was taken up by vote Of 20
TO q aud debated TO adjournment at
night, the opposition Glibustering.
Wolcctt introduces resolution against
consideration Of silver Legislation at thi.
session.
Washington, Feb. l0.-Tbe PROBABLE
iiy that the Jones silver bill will Sc
cure hearing Ia he House, II Il IL
passed by the Senate il very small.
An apparently impossible barrier stands
before the first step necessary 70 bring
Il before the llouse-the iavorablere-
port from the committe, against il.
Washington, Feb. 10. Representative
W. A. Stone, Of Pennsylvania, to-day
a constitutional amendment
prohibiting the states from granting the
right Of franchise TO any person not a
citizen Of the United States.
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weather which caused the bunding mp.
So there
Born, February 10. 1895, to the wife
oi A ". Mnrchant. daughter. Mother
and child doing we'll.
Young man ON the downward road.
Asyou wander round shout.
siupa moment aud tacct
Does your mother know your route"
"Will the indulgent reader. ~ = spe.
ciM favor. kindly give this word IL, old
fashioned pronunciation for tin, time
only Farm and Firssids.
ltisssid that a party wasstch county
contemplate establishing a creamery In
or near rcoa during the coming season.
II they do It will lcanoiher opportunity
that our citizens will have lost. WHY IL
it that We let others come IN and reap
all the benefits? Iii. about time our
county got a move on itself and ,tart up
enterprises ol the = own and reap the
benefits themselves aud not wait until
ihcv are forced To say 1T might have
been" VINO wall lead ont in the home
industries?
The knowledge that our hons lnstilu.
iions rre pruspcring IL q source If great
satisfaction to the good people otutah.
Among the ventures IL that Of TIM
Tngs which l. now ycntling Of Won
deriul growth, and which bid. fair 20 be.
come eof the largest weekly papers II
Utah. With the commencement of the
second volumn Tng riNIs may well feel
proud Of it, position aud oithe encour.
agcinent and support extended TO H.. II
being the county paper, 1t should be In
every home and every means taken 10
make the life Of the paper long and pros
porous. There h q local agent In every
precinct 10 whom you can hand the
price Of subscription. start with No. ]
Vol. IL, ard you will have invested In
the best home paper in the west.
NJ. H. BleH,ard aud A. q. Marchant
went To Salt Lake City last week and
returned home on the 10th.
The members Of the Twenty.second
Quorum Of Seventies who reside IN Pooa.
Oakley and Kanas will hold their reg.
ular monthly meeting In Peoa ON sun
DAY, February oath. 4 full attendance
il desired ms mSttsr. Of importance will
rome before the meeting.
u. X. 4. VHR.
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r..,a,r.Ke ,rn.r, intL

The l.. A. W. selects Asbury Park ioi
IL meet and drops color questions.
Ashland, Pa, Feb. lS.-An explosion
Of gas which will probably result In the
death Of al least eleven miners occurred
at half past ten o'clock this msrning in
the West BerridEs mine at MahsneY
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22

II will be asurprise to our town when
We don't have II surprise. Two more
occurred this week one at Mr.. John
Bowon't, upon his sister, Miss Sadie.
who has just came from Salt Lake To
live here. A very pleasant time was
spent In singing, reciting and partaking
OF nice repast. There were nearly 40
persons present. The other took place
at the home Of Miss Sadie Winters, and
was given IN her honor. The particulars
OF this affair are not known 10 the writer
but We presume the participators are at
1t yet. a. none ofthem have as yet shown
up.
Miss Clayton Of Morgan lie here visit
Ing relatives at Mr.. and Mrs. c. J..
Rsdoback's.
Born, to the wife OF Mr., j. II. Sargent,
son, on the 18th inst. All concerned
are reported doing we'll.
A representative OF the Utah Pioneer
nurseries Of Salt Lake, was taking or.
ders through our county this week for
fruit shrubbery and shade trees. This
home enterprise should be encouraged
by our horliculturists. We can get
harder trees and just as good stock Tor
one fourth 1he price oithe eastern trees.
1t has been proven by some living near
here thatwe can raise all the apples we
need by getting the proper kind, giving
them good care, and not let cattle any
more than look at them from the out
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An actual discovery OF mineral il a
prerequisite to the location Of mining
claim.
A certificate Of the location Of min
ing claim cannot he accepted a. estab.
lishiag the mineral character Of tract
in the absence Of other evidence show.
Ing an actual discovery Of mineral.
The existence Of gold In non. paying
quantities viii not preclude agricultural
entry OF the land.-Assistant Secretary
Dims.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22
Monday rsbru-r, ts,a

Rope Leo's health 10 improving,
The Brooklyn strike IL declared oil.
Chicago, Feb. l7.-Dr. William tod.
Trey Dyas, one Of Chieago's pioneer
phy,icians, was killed by a Lake Shore
passenger train =, the sixth.ninih street
crossing.
BAliimsre, fsb. 1.-THE tug supiicr
10 frozen up Ia Cotlrell's Point. Great
Wycenic river. She has four barges
loaded with coal, The Enterprise 10
frozen n, Turkey Point.
Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 1.-THE Texas
express aud through cattle train On
the santa fe collided In Dead Mans
Cut, five mile south Of here, At mid.
night Saturday night. The snginser
was killed AID the fireman ,caldcd to
death.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. Il --Madge
Norkc, soprano singer with "rhe
Baggage Cheek" company. WIS shot
aud almost instantly killed tonight Al
leiss's Hotel, this city, by James T.
Gentry, a comedian Of Golfers "Back
Number" company. Gentry escaped
and up to the late hour had not been
captured.
a dispatch dated February l4th from
Field Marshal oyanA, who IL command
Of the Japanese military forces at Wei
Hal Wei, announces that the Captain
surrendered the Chinese on land aud
sea. lie also announces that Admiral
Ting and two other officers committed
suicide alter addressing a letter iroia
the Chinese flagship accepting the ia.
pAnese demands.
Houston, Tex, Feb. IA special To
the Post from Austin says; II il An.
nounced that Hon. W. l.. Wilson has
been rendered by the regents the posi-
ton Of president Of the University Of
Texas, which offer he has under consid-
Grafton. A bill il now pending In the
legislature creating the Office aud IL has
no opposition.
Brooklyn, n. ", Feb. IT, Henry
Knobe and Henry semis, Of Iloboken.
about 30 years Of age, were found dead |
in Miller's hotel to-day. They engaged
room last night but failed to make
any response when called this morning.
The door WAS broken down and IL Was
found that they had been asphyNisted
by gas II is believed that ii had boen
socidently turned on.
~. Louis. Feb. i7.-At the ieamais
hospital Of this city to-day Clyde Came
ron, youth Of H. fnAde desperate at
tempt TO end the life Of his girl wife.
Mamie, aged II, and himself Through .
, succession Of misiortuRes the couple
mad been unable To make a living. Mrs.
jamsron was taken sick with malarisl
ever and had TO DO removed 10 the city :
Institution for treAtment. Cameron.
till out Of work. called To see his wife
o.day. They talked earnestly for some j
line, when suddenly Cameron drew a I
heap rssolyer and fired one shot at his ,
iiie, inhicting probably fatal wound a
u the side near the heart. lie then =
nrnod the revolver upon himself, bSt u
afflicted only slight scalp wound be. b
,re he Naseeizsd, Ills wife viii pro-
ably die. p
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST or HAPPENINGS Ann
OTHER NEWS.
Al ihE Important I,snt. ~ n. w..L
CONDENSED Prom he La,s., rei-rrarAie
pisraiche. rrum n,f.. ts.,. aud
Evetywhefs


ffNtnhff ltth
The s""' '''rm ever known i,rasinr
In the South
The -ugrr diHcrrnra rp,a i.
faroTbl, considered IN Tie senp,e
The ehillrn' nom, D., Whit, Plain.
\. y, i burned TO Tho ground
An eiiorl 90 further annnci. l.,i.i.
iion h" been abandoned b., m, sinin.
isirntion
Az Ametisan ,aptaiu 3. tortured bv
the llaN1'i"u government to force con.
iession.
Secretary II tive Navy lirrb,rt nav.
tribute 10 Lincoln GO the seo,ch.in.h
banquet.
A revolution boz The German Reiehsiar
looking to IN international monciuy
conference and Oh, reconciliation Of
silver has been adopted.
Chicago, Feb. lb.-Coal wa, offered in
ear lots a. .tl1Oper ton on the tracks
NJ Chicsgo to-day This wa. N. lowest
price touched since the coal war began.
Washington, u. c.. Feb. i5.-The
president has appointed Right Rev.
Bishop Henry . Whipple. OF Minnesota.
q member OF the hoard Il Indian com.
missisnsn.
Baltimore, Feb. lb.-dr. James llod.
Ees. eI-mayor VI baltimore, died tonight
aged 20. llis connection with public
Affairs dated back to "Kuownothing"
times, When he assumed the leadership
In striving 10 check the laule,snss.
which then overran the city.
ALBUQUERQUE, ~ ", Feb. ib.--Joss
CsrHbaiai and Biz son, Juan. have been
found irosen 10 death on the mesa east
Of this city. They left here "wednesday
night win sonie supple, during the
binding Storm, and vent into camp.
where thsiF bodies we're frozen suG.
Kansas City, Feb. IS. Phillip Mar.
tin, negro, tn, murderer Of Eli Still.
well. was hanged here lhi, morning. On
July 4, 1903, Martin and a companion
named Lyle met Eli stillwell, whs was
intoxicated, aud jostlsd against them.
Martin with q knife, stabbed S,illwell
to the heart. Lyle was acquitted.
hsrain maintained 10 the last that LYLE
was the murderer.
Omaha, Feb. lb.--Carl A. Hoffman Of
Grand Island, enc Of the twenty per.
sons saved from the wreck Of the
"Elbe, " In the North sea on the morn.
Ing Of January Goth, was in Omaha to.
day on his way home. lie can- in
from Chicago at 900 this morning aud
spent the day calling On HE friends.
andls ior his home NJ z.l5thi, after.
noOh.
Mexico City, Feb. i5.-Don lgnscio
minister of foreign relations
IN Vie Mexican cAbinst, states that des-
pite hs reports 10 the contrary, N. end
'i th' dualenslan question is not 30, In
ilghl The secretary has indicated tha,
he ndshboring republic is still evading
he rol questions In the dispute with
AeSio. and IL enisavorjng to gain all
he tine possible.
Honlulu, Feb. s.-Lilioukalani Dom. |
mis-, ~ eI'qusen Of Hawaii. vM ar.
'aignel ON the 9th instant on charge
u miorison Of treason. The original
"as trason' Aiterthe charge was read
he mslsr went over for day. The
'ase We called again day before ysstsr.
lay n'rninF The deposed monarch
eiusedto plead, so plss Of not guilty
vas snnsd. The work of examining
witnesses VAS gone on with, and enough
videnc was recured to prove TO nm i'm.
'aftial b'er'sf that she WAS aware that
he REBELLION was to be started.
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LAND DECISIONS.

Furnished by ". -. Harlan. Land A..
torney, Washington, ID. q,
Notice defining the extent Of n settle
ment claim, conspicously posted on sub
divisions thereof outside of the technical
quarter section on which the improve
ments are placed, are ~ eGsctual In
notifying subsequent settlers Of the ex-
tent " said claim as improvements
placed ON the different subdivisions.
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THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

tt. E,sH,s Of the w.sL Traun N.ari,
E,sfy T-wn W sUm=nu Cosniy what
"Tho Tim-s's" Representative IIa,.
POUND &C. write AbuuL
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weather which caused tie bunding Mp.
So there
Born, February 10. 1895, to the wife
Of A. W hnrchant. daughter. Mother
and child doing we'll.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-21
tstendnle.

Thomas Travis has returned from
Kalamazoo.
Davis Ravens of Bloomingdale WAS in
town this week
ID. NJ Allen closed his school in the
Scott district last week
+. A. Widely of Paw Paw visited AT
Ii. + Warmers this week.
VIM. Banker of Oshtemo visited
friends here last week and this.
Bert Chase's horses ran away Monday,
injuring one of them quite badly.
One of +. j Dayton's horses was Bit
ten on the jaw by rattlesnake last
Monday.
Mrs. p. r. Smith and daughter of
North Adams, Mass, are visiting Al
Mrs Dolbre's.
Archie Dayton, Thomas Dillon and
John McFarlin rusticated at Lake
Michigan last week.
Any one wishing To purchase, very
cheap, hay forks or hay rakes. will do
well 10 apply To the farmers of Waverly,
as they are now using tight boxes and
scoop shovels.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-21
NGattaNan.

A heavy rain Tuesday has ode the
farmers rejoice.
John Loveridge of Marcellus was in
town last Sunday.
j. b. Adams has been on the sick list
for about a week.
Three meat wagons in week make
Mathematics happy
Chas. Thayer is visiting his brother
and father for a short time.
Mrs. Coulson of Paw Paw has been
spending few days at Mrs. Loves.
Frank Avery and Jesse Thomas OF
Paw Paw were in town Sunday evening
The ladies of the Congregational
church are about To purchase a new
organ.
John Mcintyre, an employee of the
Kalamazoo asylum, is visiting in this
vicinity.
Conkrite's and expects To be with us
once more.
The house of Ed Wright 10 nearly
completed and they will soon be ready
to move in.
Samuel Virgo and Ed. Scott each
took home new Mccormick binder ON
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Il. Burdick has been enter
tanning lady friend from Omaha, Neb.,
for a few days.
Mrs. Will Deming of Paw Paw Wis
tied her sister, Mrs w. e.. Mosier,
Tuesday of this week.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. f..
church met with Mrs. Rev. Emmons,
Wednesday afternoon.
Grapes are setting for the second
time and with favorable fall we may
have fair yield after ALL
The Children's Day concert was finely
rendered TO an overlooking house at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening.
Mrs. NJ. o. Joiner goes to Battle
Greek this week to attend the gradual
ing exercises, niece of Mrs Joiner is
one of the graduates.
The Children's Day exercises Sunday
evening AT the Congregational church
drew "A large crowd, it was "A grand snc-
cess in every particular. The enter
tainment was managed by Mrs. Harvey
and Miss LOra Glidden The compli-
ments paid Miss Glidden by Rev. Ii. w
Harvey were very flattering.
The scene of conflict has once more
ragged within the precints of Mattawan
! The battle was fought on the afternoons
of Thursday and Friday of last week
in the midst of Il fine awberry bed
upon the west side. Supposed cause o.
contention, too many Straws to the
berry. Pickets, fists and woman;
weapons were the implements of de
Tense. No lives were lost, but battered
limbs, bruised feelings and crushed
berries remain to tell the tale