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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-24
NOTION DEPARTM'T,

The larges: and only complete stock
Of notions in the city. Assortment
complete, from a paper Of pins to
small elephant.
Full line finishing braids 9, $ and Zoe
per pack.
Novelty braids, full line and assortment
silk coat binding &c per yard.
Cotton tape. black nwhile, lie a roll.
Ricrac braids, large Size, &c
Rlcrac braids, small size, &c.
velbinda skirt binding Be yard.
Queen velvet skirt facing &c yard.
Cross cut velvet binding &c a bunch.
Bias yelveleen Sc a bunch.
Monogram wool braid &c a roll.
Safety pins, large size, DC dozen.
Safety pins, medium size, &c dozen.
Safety pins, small size, &c q dozen.
Adamaniine pins lo pack.
Brass pins, imported, &c pack.
Mourning pins, imported, Sc a box.
Mohair coat binding, all widths, 4, o.
o IA and Sc
Full line dress shields s and lOc.
Full stock Garfield celebrated shields
% cents.
Corset shields 25c.
Children's hose supporters l5c.
Misses hose supporters nc.
Ladies' hose supporters 2jc.
Ruby cOrset clasps &c.
Spoon clasps Zoe.
Unbroakable French clasps, kid cover
- cents.
Full line tooth brushes ., 10 and ldc.
Fine imported French tooth brushes
&c kinds, selling at l9c.
Extra fine French too h brushes, 30
qualities, our price 25c.
Full line cloth brushes o, So and zoe
Flexible cloth brushes, leather backs
so cents.
Full line hair brushes 10, Is, 20 and .
Full line whisk brooms 10, Is ami sOc.
One lot shoe brushes ljc.
One lot high grade shoe brushes &c
6-inch horn combs &c.
sl.2inch extra s.ont horn combs lOc
Full line aud l.9 inch rubber dres
combs DC.
Same combs, heavier grades, lOc.
Barker combs, metal backs, Toe.
Our Comet, extra stout rubber dre'
combs, roc.
Fine HON combs Sc.
Large Size fine horn combs Sc.
Rubber fine combs, size ], lci size
&c; extra sizes, l0c.
Childen's band combs s 10 and lic.
Metal trimmed side combs, &c Kind
n cents.
Rubber tucking combs &c.
Long side combs, latest fid, 2ic.
Our Jumbo pencil tablets &c.
Our Leader ink tablets Be-.
Our Superba ink tablets Sc.
our htu NiNtt llh NANiNNa ANNs
Hurlbuts fine tablets l5c.
Our Sc stationery package eny
opes . sheels-sc.
Octave note paper Toe a box.
Queen note paper, very fine ljc.
For Xmas trade, this month, full u
6ue note paper AMI envelopes at
prices.
Harper cue English needles, gold e.
loo grades Be.
knitting needles &c a set.
Some crochet hooks, four sizes a
makes, ., 3, 4, and be-.
sharp's needles lc a pack.
Eureka dress stays BE-.
"The WORTH finest imported Or
stays, l0c.
French whalebones Sc.
Superior French dress whalebones Be
Hook and eye tape be-.
swan bin hooks and eyes lc a card.
Safety hooks and eye Be card.
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South Ryegate.

Friday the 10th quite a party went
from this place to Barnet pond to
spend the day at the hotel, boating
and fishing, all the party going in
large team with five horses and Mr..
Warren FlintOn as teamster. Among
those who went were E. G. Lind and
wife, Joseph Murphy and wife, g. M.
Libby and wife, Mrs George Hall,
Misses Marion, Elizabeth and Mabel
Hall, Mrs. Cochran, VIM. Goodfellow
and wife and W. A. Gibson and wife.
They had a very nice day and all re-
port very enjoyable time at the pond
and on the way going and coming
Alex Dunnett of St. Johnsbury has
purchased the Lake House at Rickers
Mills, Groton and is making some re-
pairs on it. We learn that he intends
TO keep it for summer resort.
Mr.. Edgar S. Gray was in town last
Friday taking Mr.. Libby's place at the
station while he was at Barnet pond
The remains of the late Rev. John
Mcdowell were brought here from
New York city for interment Wednes'
dav the oath. He was former pastor
of the Reformed Presbyterian church
in this place.
MD. Darling's Oldest son is quite
sick with the typhoid fever.
About twenty went from here te
Montpelier the oath to attend Buffalo
BilPs big show.
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EaS st Hayerhili.

Mrs. H. P.iWatson of Haverhill was
guest attic. w. Richardson's THIS
week.
Mrs. S. Shepardson and Mrs: H.
Shepardson and children are spending
a few weeks at the Weirs.
Guy w. Richardson sailed from Bos,
ton last week for Liverpool, he Will
also visit London and other places OF
interest.
An interesting report of the Z. Il
Convention was given last Sunday
evening by Rev. M. Howard.
Mrs. Flora Cutting and daughter
have been visiting Mrs. John Davis al
Wentworth.
Mr.. John Simpson and wife of Nash
Vile, Tenn, visited friends here las,
week. They went from here to the
Profile House, and were called home
bv the death of their grand-chlld.
Fennan Burleigh and wife of Cana
da, Frank Burleigh and family of Wo
burn, Mass, and Caleb Burleigh anc
family were all at their fathers, II. ?
Burleigh, last week.
Mrs. Garland of Newmarket anC
Miss Dearborn of New York are visit
ing their brother, H. F. Dearborn.
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GREAT BATTLES are contin-
- ually going on in the human sys-
.em. Hoods Sarsaparilla drives out
disease and Restores Health.
Oxford.

Rev. William s. Palmer, formerly
from Wells River but for several years
past resident of Connecticut, preach
ed last Sabbath most excellent SER
mon.
The examination of teachers was
held at the Academy We think the
old teachers were retained.
Quite number from here went to
the Junction Tuesday to the circus.
Frank Beal went to Boston last Sat
urday and returned Tuesday with his
sister, Mrs Frank Washburn and her
husband.
Frank Beals during his recent trip to
Boston purchased new engine and a
machine for making beds at the rate of
275 per day, the only one this side of
Chicago. and is going to make them on
an extensive scale
We hear that all the schools in town
are to begin next Monday.
Mr.. Ricketson the great singer,
whom all will remember, is in town.
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OrfOrdYiIle.

Mrs. Frank Niles received word Sat-
urdav of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Goodrich of Greensboro, Vt.
Will Land is working for Cushman
Bros. through haying.
Mr.. Newell is visiting at Mr.. Nor
rison's.
The creamery paid 1S cents for juno
butter.
Mr.. Albert Page of Vineland, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ca
lista Page, and his many friends, has
eturned home.
Miss Leila Morrill, is here for a short
top
Miss Emily Strong from Milwaukee
is at home for her vacation.
Several from this place went to the
Junction Tuesday.
Mrs. French and Miss Edith Clough
have returned home
Miss Florence Morrill, Is here for
few weeks.
Mrs. Jane Gage Of Manchester is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mr.. John R. Pierce is gradually fail
ing.
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BOltonVllle.

Misses Marion and Ethel Cunning
ham of Waltham, Mass, who have
been visiting their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Bolton, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Tucker and her guests visited
in Montpelier Wednesday.
Henry Albee of Bradford was here
calling on former friends Tuesday. rb
Hugh and Agnes Boyce celebrated
their birthday Thursday evening with
a dancing party. Hugh was the re-
cipient of fine writing desk from the
older friends and Agnes had ynany
presents from the younger people. {.
N. Robinson and daughter and Frank
Bolton and daughter returned from
their visit to st. Johnsbury Tuesday
evening
Miss Abbott of South Newbury has
a class in music here. She comes well
recommended.
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=. Granite State Local Items y
PiernnOnt.

r. R. Cellev and wifes are visiting
relatives in Montreal. iT'al-rS
Mrs. Newhall of Bellows Falls, is
spending few days at W. l.. Deafs.
Mrs. Haselton of Lisbon visited at
e, r. Grimes last week. .asS~4a@
Mrs. Martin of Lebanon is WISHING
her sister Mrs. II. Quint. ,.a
Mrs. Tillotson- of Nashua is at W.
Kent's. s H9e@
Fred H. Bickford was in town this
week.
Mr.. James Platt, who has been IN
failing health the past year, is ho' de
well.
BROOK ROAD.
Rasnberries have been very plenty
on Towle Hill, pickers ditto.
VIM. f. Corliss is drawing shingles
from his mill at East Piermont to Geo.
Reneau's.
Ouite number about here went to
see Buffalo Bill's version OF the VIA
West.
Miss Edith Webster closed sue
cessfnl term of school in No. 3, and Is
now visiting friends in Newbury.
A man and woman who claim to
have come from Jerusalem two years
ago, were in this section the h I1 OF
the week selling small wares. Iheir
skin is dark, their eyes black, their
HAIR very coarse, black and curly
and they speak broken English
We were nleased to see the familiar
face of Prof. French on our street
one day last week. He was for sever
al years a popular music teacher III
this place. He now resides IN Laco-
MIA, and though his hair has taken on
much hghter hue, the polse Oh lis
head is unmistakable.
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East COrinth.

Quite large number from this place
attended the Wild West Show at White
River junction OH Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. E Parker and daughter
of Lowell are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. George,
Mrs. Stewart and daughter who have
been visiting at Rev. E. W. Hatch's,
expect to start Saturday for their home
in Schuyler, Neb. .T1
Mabel Huntley OF Brattleboro is in
town visiting at r. F. Georges.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
have finished haying.
Rev. F. L. Carrier breaches for the
Uniyersalists Sunday, at $50 p. M, as
Rev. A. M Smith is unable to be pres
ent He will come later. $3.50
The Ladies Social Circle will hold
meeting in School House Hall, Wedness'
day p. M, to finish the autograph
quilt. Every one is invited to attend
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HaVerhill,

Rev. E. C. Langford and family
started Monday afternoon on a two
weeks vacation. Miss Bertha going
to visit friends in Lirtleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Langford and son John to visit
in Canaan, Vt.
Mrs. Sarah Yarmouth from Brad
ford, and Mr.. George Stevens and son
from Waltham, Mass, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. C. o. Davis last week.
Several people from Haverhill at
tended the Wild West Show at ST.
Johnsbury and White River Junction
early in the week, and report the same
as the best tent show ever in this sec
ton.
There will be no service at the Meth
odist church next Sunday morning
but there will be the usual service one
week from Sunday.
Mrs. John Rollins, who has beer
very i'll during the past two weeks
died Friday evening. The remain
were taken to East Oxford for burial
Horace Morrison having charge of tn
funeral.
Miss Louise Westgate, aged fiv'
wears, gave very pleasant party Il
ner little friends on Wednesday after
noon of last week. The occasion wa
her birthday, and all the little folk
seemed to greatly enjoy themselve
throughout the afternoon.
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East Orange.

Nellie Hutchinson is stopping with
Mr.. Locke, her uncle, at Waits River
Mrs. j. W. Townsend of North Lis.
bon is visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Worthing and Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Towner and son of
Montpelier were in town Tuesday call
ing on friends. ..I
Mrs George RAYMOND of Randolph
is visiting Orrin Eastman, her father,
Several attended the funeral of Mrs.
Martha (Beede) Dodge at Waits River
last Friday. She was daughter of
the late Jonathan Beede, and lived
near here before her marriage.
Della, daughter of ". B. Carpenter
of Bellows Falls, who has been visiting
friends here, returned home Thursday
Prof. and Mrs. S. C. Hutchinson left
Wednesday for Mechanicsville to
spend few weeks before returning to
Cazenovia, N. Y.
Cant. and Mrs. j. B. Brooks are Wis
iting at Seminary Hill, Montpelier this
week.
Rev. L. P. Tucker of Mortified il
expected to supply for Rev. Mr.. Ford
next Sunday.
Mrs. Hilas Bowen is on the sick list
and being treated by DIR. Watson OF
West Topsham.
Mrs. Lavina (Waterman) Carleton
of Barre is visiting her cousin, Mrs
G. w. Coleman.
Mrs Mary Carpenter has returned
from few weeks stay with her son
in Orange.
Farmers are getting along timely
with their haying but a much hghter
oro,, than nsnal Is being secured.
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Newbury Centre.

JIM. Waldron and son and oldest
daughter leave for Woburn, Mass, on
Saturday. Mr.. Waldron AMI son are
to commence building the new house
for his brother.
Levi Whitman had the misfortune to
lose his best horse this week.
Henry and Abner Whitcher boast OF
catching the largest fish out of their
brook that has ever been caught.
j. c. Temple is laid up with rheuma
tism.
E. E. Flemming has bought the Her.
bert Wheeler house.
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TEDIOUS SUFFERING FINDS
REIIFF

have pronounced as incurable, diseases OF
the SKIN and blood. Mrs. Hodsdon OF this
plaee abandoned the old method. used Dr;
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and was cured
In October, 1890, Mrs. Hodsdon suffered
from a diseased ankle bone. She had a :
ways been troubled with salt hneum Mnleh
agGravated the diseased limb. Prescrip-
tions of All sorts were used, but with no
benefit. DIR. Kennedy's FayOrite Remedy
was tried and il drove the poison out OF her
blood, healed the ulcerous sores, and re
stored Mrs. Hodsdon to health and strength
Favorite Remedy cleanses the blood and
strengthens the nerves. In cases OF SerOl-
mia and salt rheum, IL never fails.
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W. L. Ainsworth and wife, of Low
ell, are stopping at present with their
daughter, Mrs. Buffers.
Ed. Wilmot and aunt, Mrs. S. NJ.
Richardson, of Olcott, visited their old
neighbors and friends in town, recent
ly.
HI. Hanson and wife made short
visit in town this week.
Frank Avery and family of Brad
ford are now up on their farm cutting
the hay.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-26

Last June Dick Crawford brought his
twelve-months-old child, suffering from in,
fantile diarrhea, to me. Ithad been weaned
al four months old and had always been
sickly. gave it the usual treatment IN sucn i
growing thinner until it weighed but little
more than when born, or perhaps ten pounds
/ then started the father TO giving Chamber
Iain's Collie, Cholera and DiArrhea Remedy.
Before one bottle of the rs ct. sized had been
used marked improvement was seeen and
its continued use cured the child. It's weak,
ness and puny constitution disappeared and
its father and myself believe the ehild's life
was saved by this remedy. j. L. NARROW,
M. D., Tamaroa, Ill. For sale by A. l.
Clarke, druggist.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The Town Superintendent of
Schools and the County Examiner or
Teachers have arranged to hold public
examination of teachers in Orange
County as follows:
Bradford, July 26th and 9th.
Fast Corinth. july 29th and 30th.
North Thetford, july 81 and Aug l.
Chelsea. Aug. I'd and Sd.
Randolph, Aug. 9th and 9th.
Williamstown. Aug. 9TH and Sth
All persons without certificates wish
ing to teach the fall and winter terms
should attend one of these examlna-
tons. Examination will begin at y
O'Clock a. m. each dav.
FRED Z. PRICHARD,
% County Examiner of Teachers.
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Beecham's pills for consti-
patton 100 and a5a. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
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West COrinth.

Annual sales more than 100000 boxes
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Our trade is increasing every
day. We have the goods they
want, the right styles at the
right prices. A few Ladies
Capes and Jackets yet to close.
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Than at the present time.
Worsted, Kersey and Cheviot
Suits in all grades to suit the
purchaser. Call and see what
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-04-19
tsOipleyiIIe.

Mrs. w. A Stanton is reported quite
sick.
w. II. Dorgan is home from the uni
versity this week.
Mrs. John Sebring is convalescent
after severt sickness.
Mrs. a. II Long has been on the SICK
list, but is on the gain now.
Harry Huff is at home from Ann
Arbor for II few days vacation.
Nate Southland has bought a lot of p
Austin and is preparing to build.
Mrs. Nightingale has a sister, Mrs
Hall of Waupun, Wis, visiting her.
Mrs l.. ID. Herman and Miss Mimi,
have gone 20 Berrien county for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young of Kala
maZoo were in town "Wednesday To at.
tend the funeral of Mrs. Fowler.
Miss Fannie Moir fell through trar
door into the cellar hurting herself quite
badly. but fortunately no bones were
broken.
Mrs Gartley has sent her two girls tc
friends in Rochester. n. Y. She will
remain here with the little boys for the
present.
Fred Brown has been home from
Buren, soon To continue his work in
rhayers' mill.
Rev. and Mrs Rcdding of Hamilton
have been visiting their son Ell. Red.
ding for few days Mrs Redding left
for Findlay, Ohio, Tuesday.
made of the Baptist church. He intends
tn get out a weekly program of all meet
ings of the society.
At the last meeting of the village
council one member changed his vote
of the previous meeting thus electing
Cal Baughman as street commissioner
We haven't been able to learn how largo
n quantity of sorgham molasses it tool
TO make the deal.
Mrs RhOda Fowler died very sudden
! ly Monday mt her home i'm this place
Mrs. Fowler had stroke of paralysis
abou. two years ago from which she hao
never wholly recovered. Since moving
into town she had lived alone Neigh
bors going in about . O'Clock Monda,
morning found her lying on the foo
| beside her bed unconscious, and as sh,
never regained consciousness, they were
unable to learn how long she had beer
in that position. She died about p m
The funeral was held at the Baptis
church Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
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Prospect Lake.

G. f. Christie has engaged Mr.. Van
Vert rs IA farm hand for this year.
Mrs. c. Barker entertained the ladies'
aid society ON Thursday of this week.
They "tripped the light fantastic toe"
AT Herbert Writer'S last Friday night.
An Easter party at f. "a. Chase's last
Friday evening Boiled eggs a spe-
cialty.
Our pastor, Rev. |. b. Tallman, was
iii last Sunday and Rev Bradlield filled
his appointment at our place.
Rev +. Bradfield and family are Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Bradtield'S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Abrams.
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil has cured
hundreds of cases of deafness that were
supposed to be incurable. 1t never fails
to cure earache.
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Mrs. Eli McAllister is on the sick list
A. A Odds planted potatoes last Fri
day.
Charlie Mcclure is sick will
measles.
Arthur Gustin is now able to get out
crutehes.
Farmers are putting in oats and pillow
ing gardens.
Mrs Mike CuIlinine is at her mothers
in Watervliet.
John and Bertha Wassman expect &c
go to Niles on a visit soon.
Mrs. Will Harris rode out Last Friday
for the first time since her recent illness
G.. II. Jacobs of McCook. Neb, made
his sister, Mrs. Roll Harris, a visit last
week
While on her way to Paw Paw last
Friday, Mrs. Roll Harris was taken with
severe attack of pleurisy and WAS un-
able TO reach home until Sunday even
ing.
Frank Johnson, son of George John
son, has suffered from diseased leg for
some time. Drs. Baldwin of Lawrence
and Maynard of Hartford cut the leg
open to remove portion of the bone.
when To their surprise they found a
cancer which had eaten off An artery.
They amputated the limb above the
knee. The patient is doing aS well as
could be expected.
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Inv renee.

Emma Bradtield has IL brother visiting
her.
The fast horses begin To 60 down the
line.
Minnie Stebbins has returned from
Joliet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Carris visited in
Decatur last week.
Gail Burlingame of Hartford is visit
ing Arthur Robinson.
Mrs. George Smith of East Arlington
has moved 10 Paw Paw
Edith Webster will go to Grand Rapids
TO work AT dressmaking.
Mr.. Phillips is still very low. There
is little hope of his recovery.
Mrs. Laura Howe of Three Oaks spent
few days in town last week.
Mrs. Everett and daughter Osa visit
ed in Hartford last Saturday.
Maggie Copeland is learning the art
of dressmaking of Mrs. Drew.
A. j. Sabin of Paw Paw has been visit
ing 1T Crissey's for several days.
There was public lyceum Thursday
of this week, the last of the year.
Alice Kelly entertained II young gen
tleman from Lawton last Sunday.
Allie Howe and wife of Allegan were
calling on old friends the first of the
week.
Watch for the date of the play at the
G.. A. Il. hall, given by the ladies of the
W>R. &.
Mrs. Robert futile of Dowagiac is
called here by the serious illness OF her
father, j. l.. Phillips.
The eighth grade pupils gave IA sugar
social at Maccabee hall To raise funds
for their graduating exercises.
Mrs George Bruner of Paw Paw
arrived Wednesday morning for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Il. Cady.
The Mutual club held their last meet
ing of the season Wednesday evening,
at the residence of Mrs. Phelps.
Mrs. s. Sebring of East Arlington has
moved to Lawrence and occupies rooms
with Mrs John White, the second house
south of the Marshall block.
All graduates of the Lawrence high
school are requested to meet at the
high school room next Wednesday al
seven O'Clock, for the purpose of organ.
izing an alumni association.
Stephen Ransom died at his residence
in this village, Tuesday, the 18th. Mr.
Ransom was seventy.eight years old and
had been for IA long time resident OF
this place. The fuDeral will be held
Friday He leaves wife and two
children. Mr.. Ransom was a man of eX.
emplary character, leading member
of the F. NJ. church He had no enemies
and many friends
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Hartford.

H. y. Husen recently received 50, 800
as part of the estate left by his mother
in Germany.
1t is estimated that there will be
over forty cottages built at Paw Paw
lake this season.
The prospect for fruit this season is
good. and with no setback there will
be an abundant crop.
Mr.. Forsyth will occupy the rooins
over his store and Ed. Finley will oc-
cupy the Forsyth house.
Nelson Lewis, an evangelist from
Ann Arhor, is holding union revival
services at the Methodist church. Con-
siderable interest is manifested.
Mr. B,ashiield will move into Robt.
Odds new house when completed.
Mamie Engle will occupy the house
where Bashtield now resides as soon rs
vacated.
L. p Husen sold out his jewelry store
to John Mutchler who has moved the
stock To Bangor Mr.. Husen will de-
vote his attention 10 his resort at Paw
Paw lake He has commenced the
erection of twelve cottages.
Mrs. Sylvanus Castleman, IN old
resident, died on Tuesday morning
after an illness of about four weeks,
caused by la grippe and pneumonia.
She was 50 years old and had resided
here for b years. Funeral occurred
yesterday afternoon at two o'clock.
Nathan Downey and Theodore STRAIT
ton were arrested by the marshal last
g., I,.;x-,
claims his horse can't travel fast enough
to break the village ordinance, but it
would not do for any one else to say So
In the police court, Judge Edmonds
presiding, A. ii. futile appeared AS
counsel for the village; after the charge
was read the Judge called on MIR. STRAIT
ton, who replied that he didn't know he
was violating IN ordinance or that he
had fast horse, but would promise
to do better in the future. Mr.. Downey
pleaded guilty and asked for leniency.
Judge Edmonds replied: Il do not
make my living as justice and will
fine each one dollar and costs"
Samuel Kimes, an old resident of
this place, died Wednesday morning
after an illness of four weeks. He was
taken with the grip and later on had
an attack of pleurisy. He has been "a
sufferer for the past sixteen years from
paralytic stroke in his legs and feet,
but with the assistance of Il wheel
chair has managed to go 10 and from
his harness shop. Deceased leaves two
sons and one daughter. The funeral
services will be held in the Methodist
church this friday afternoon at two
O'Clock