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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-02-28
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-02-28
Under the Kitchen Stove.

Under the kitchen stove is "catch-
al" for every particle Of dust and 9TH
Or litter that brings the broom so often
into back aching acquisition, and every
housekeeper knows how difficult place
it is to sweep clean. Again, the kitchen
stove is almost invariably too low, caug-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-02-28

ALL ABOUT JEWELRY
WATCHES ARE DECORATIVE AND FIN
GER RINGS PLENTIFUL.

Ehe Turquoise the Idol of the Hour-Opals
Restored TO Favor-New Era In Gem
Setting-when to Wear Gem Jewelry.
No Absolute Rule.
Fashion ordains today that we women
wear our watches in evidence. We sus-
pend them by bows; we hang them from
jeweled trinkets; we set them ON fobs;
we permit them to deck now the bodice
of our dress, now the waist of our skirt
and again our wrist. Time was made
for slaves, they say, but the timepieces
made by our jewellers are certainly de-
signed for lovely women. Never were
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-02-28
81 HEL-P!"
A W0MAN's DESPAIRING GRE.
IL il Heard. A Prominent Actress
Escapes Great Danger.

rspEcIAL TO gu. LADY, EEApERs.]
How startling is a woman's cry for
help!
''What can 50 | do? Where shall
try go GOES S ont today today from rom e1er -s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-02-28

man, without reserve, and the answer
will come from one of her own sex. BE
one of the vast army of women who write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, and
preserve your health. Only woman
can understand woman's ills"
A prominent actress, in letter 80
Mrs Pinlham, says:-
-. You cannot imagine the fear
f,,l cnnditin,, I NC II, whom G1st r..l.a.z.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-02-28

watches invested with so much charm.
1t is pleasure to see how the hour
flies. Not alone are the backs deco
rated, but the dials are set round with
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-02-28
For Mechanics.

Scientific American,
Scientific American Supplement-,
Scientific American Architects Edition,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

lieving Iii any such thers be-are enc
r2ies to Sduthern California. And thole
" no tem,I inactive end passive in the
grea' iisue. when its salient points have
beea stated 80 moderate ? on 81 logic
ally stated, are, ike those who do not
take the tronbie to sign rnG iIEtALD's
great San Pedro memorial, a. lsIst. no
friends to Southern California.
From the secretary OF the chamber OF
commerce. accompanying q copy OF the
foregoing circu ar letter to tne msmb ers
of the national congress. the following
explanatory note wa4 also received yes-
terday:
L hToG los ANGELES HEHALD:-At the re-
,nc.ustu copies Of IN c,rcdtar which IS .0ing
to member, of III. house md II t IL. ont
By people here.
When the pr iminAry cir :u'rr was is ed q
temen app ed in Til hEtALD tina, tttis
nat ere Inc rom he chalnba: OF CON Iesce
w,nh, c,lS - etRius. W., not the -ase 1t
may b W exp in tnoG tho comm. ace :
not nmtt &c FIR Tue chamber ha /
Teen undcis,o "a, bat /, n cUmmitte OF u.Ci-
z,ns, aud trat hnyon " ie Huf m5noer { 1
Iie chnmb Der ar H. I, al secur. these II Il ar &,
10 = Il to cnnsre II Ly caliIns On Sir. Tue;
mat tar Is no wish on the uare. tn, m Yer ,
OF the Oh .lnbe y. b. HijLARD,
psT
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18
sal,ri,. Of R.ir.,d Mn.

The annual report Of the New York
Central railway show, the amount OF
money paid annn.lly in salariel and
wages to the different classes of en-
ployeeo. Sixty-nine general officers
receive in the aggregate an amount that
averages 5000 year. This employees
no draw the slightest average pay ate I
the general otfigers are the locomotive
.nsIneere, VINO average Sl22O each.
Conductors have averaged during the
past year 1861, which is 81 more
than the previous year. The en-
/ loyeel on ths floating eQnipm .nt have
1904 each. Mschan'c ana helpers on
the road recs.ve about 1854 and tteIner
and w,uers s6ij Station sganta get
1898 and trainmsn and other engineers,
tiiemen and couduutIr7 have thu eame
WAGES as a rule. II ,admasters and track
foremen average $500 sni telegraph
operators have an even 500. SO ion
men, other than agsht.and leie9 h'r ,
average 1855. aad mechanics anu nelp-
ers in the al Ups are psid S5!!3
Switchmen. n,gmsn and watchmsn
receive $500; shopmsn, other than me-
chanics, ami helpers make about $3.50,
and track men have $ll9. The most nu.
merous class on the road are the station
men, other than agents and legraph
operators, of whom there are 53l4.
Next come the 1879 trackmen, 35l6
mecnancs and helpers in the shops and
1928 switchmen.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18
7. T.SHEWARD

HAVE Ts dGsfn Sssa eDt v0t Go
The prices have been I2H, IS, Ie, and CSC.
The prices have been reduced to 49, I2H, rs and
EACH They all perfectly clean and choice
in every way they fine embroidered goods and all
bought within the past 90 days This the handkerchief
bargain of the
few odds and ends in ribbons to close SC yard.
The price has been TO- 121a, IS, and 25c yard.
little lot of Gents ties. The price has been csc.
Now 3 for 25c.
been from SOC yard Now the choice for SC yard
No remnants cut, remnants exchanged The price is
made to close them
special bargain in Ladies' nightgowns for 81. They
made full sizes muslin all Styles the
price 81 IS and So Now $Ian article worth your spec
al attention
The muslin underwear department offers special in
ducements those who medium priced goods spec
al low figures for this special sale.
for soc yard The price has always been IS and 75c
yard They desirable Styles and very cheap
the reduced pricen fact they be replaced for
the money We fit and basic capes tree tor all who buy
their materials here We showing large
broadcloh and materials for capes The prices
unusually low AS long the big sleeves capes
will be. Big sleeves ard capes will be all the rage this
spring. All the house you will find little odd lots
greatly reduced prices close before the spring trade be-
gins Our end Of the the other
in fine condition. All the undesirable goods have been
weeded
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

tuni:ies for constructing work. of milf
tsry defense.
In the fi1et> ae lsion of this congress.
Mr.. Huntington, who plainly regards
this 6ght as one OF tho most important
he has on hand, appeared On the ecene
n psrson. and pnt in several weeks
time working among the members of
the senate committee on commerce,
with the result that O division wac
fected and no report of any kind se
cured.
IT CALLS FOR PLAIN SPEECH.
The senior senator from California j1
resident OF Los Angeles aad ia un-
quI litiodly in favor of San Pedro. Tne
representative from this district is III
favor Ct San Pedro. Countless petit
tons ami resolutions from every inn
! asinsbls source-:he Recommendations
congress, the state lesi 'lSture OF Califor.
mia. boards Of saperviso = and all com.
L 9 cial bodies OF this vicinity, Ar.z,ue
and Nav Mexico, unanimously in favor
OF S 81 Pedro were offered to the com
mittce Practically nothing wss tffsre0
against this by Mr.. Huntington, for the
sentiment OF the people OF the south
we is oil one way. In the face OF this,
however. end in the face. 90, OF the re.
peatsd repo ts Of thu governments own
engineers, the senate committee has re.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

Jim Boyes, Il Ssu Francisco m IN VIII 0
keeps what ia known rs the Golden
Shore butcher shop. ,s two Vegetable
eating bulldogs. VINO havs msns2ei to
live and thrive on pIta:oes, carrots ,
turnlps, cabbage and other Varieties OF
vegetable, together VITA little fruit
occasionally BY way OF d,,ssrt. Paddy,
this male dog. Is yers OF ;s has bssn
living on green so)i Ia for aoo1. tivs
yenrs, whle Nellie. ths nate, has eaten
the food since her acq llinlance with
raddv, VIII Oh ia OF about two years
standing Mr. b yes recsntlv tel the
d j1s in the prsssiic, OF an Ez miner
reporter. IL, thresa big early foss po-
tato dnwn the aid walk. and Paddy
reached the pfz, tigst. toak it IN his
month, bit II ia two piecsl and dropped
it again. Naiiie took ths leryest piece
and ate every ifs..nea; Patty tasn
took the other hal and gulped IL down
v no e.
'is 4 Ie,n's care muoh for pot1 oe1,
hui he will eat than II Nellie does"
: iii Nr. Boye]. I'm rnnst not itn sga
ing that he broke the potato IN two as
on ACT OF chiva ~. ha probably Thought
it was n tnrnip.'
As iu,imsted by Mr.. Boyos, Paddy
prefers turnipl. and always pesis them
himself. afr. i,pys1 then threw Patty
wbi'e tnrnip about tho aiZo nf his i1t.
The dog rAuIht 1t ia hls month, rolled
it arouah a fe@ moments. spit ont a
nan itul OF psel. all quietly munched
this tender heart with 40 IN 1ch reliah aa
Ward McAillstsr would uisascs ten.
derloin. Hts mate used thu sans care
while eating her tnrnip. but swallowed
the potatoes. skin and all.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18
CALIFORNIA.
A RIZONA'5 AID.
Signatures to ths San Pedro Memoirs
FrnIn III CAchua Sfatn.

Signatures to ths San Pedro Memorial
From th- Cactus state.
Several LETS have .slresdy been re-
ceived from Ariz)ai. The people OF
that state eeem 70 be fully alive to the
Importance OF the harbor question. A
deep sea bsrbor at San Pedro will benefit
them almost "a much az Southern Cali
lorna proper, ani the people OF that
region have proven themselves vice
enough TO kn,w il, and energetic and
patti,tic enough to bestT themselves
for tbs sncosss OF the movement.
"Thera is one important proposition
which every thinking man will agree in.
and that is that e'er many years pass
by, Phenix will becoms railroad cen-
ter OF considerable imp jrtance," says
the Phoenix Gazette. Every natural
condition tends to prove this. Between
Los Angeles on the west and Ksneas
CITY on the east, there il not at present.
aa,ds from PrW six, any growing city
which bids TO assume metro ,olitsn pro-
portions, and noDs possessing the adj
"''iS CIV ePPuiohb nv
in Fl molx; hence it is only fair to pre-
sume mat great future awaits the
cepi al city OF Arzons. Railroads, like
other progressive corporations, seek out
communities whose fntnro is undenied,
and which show indisput tols evidence
OF Development of high order. To
those at all familiar with mineral form
alton. it is apparent at a glsncs that in
the mountains surrounding this valley
ana naturally tributary t, Pnn Xix there
are vast uldeyslop ID resou rcss that OF
themselves would buid up large city
without the aid of the great agricult-
ural reeo lrces of this valley, and those
WHO have followed from TINA to tims
the illusions to the work going on have
concluded that enou ( h has Ds On done in
the way OF development TO demonstrate
as positive facttna the mineral re-
sources Of Maricopa councy will out
strip in actual development tbs theories
OF all who have given tina subj ,ct
serious thought save only those pos
seised of ideas that ale extravasant ami
visionary"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

in Los Angeles. EvervbodS's eyes we're
turned toward the cham Der of com mere >
meeting and the visiting Fresno delo-
satos. That Was the topic upnernost in
the pubic IL ind yesterday. VT fos all.
San Pedro wac not forgotten-not by
1871 signatures. Consid 'rlpg all thing.
cons 'dering thst it was tbs tenth day o.
the canvass, considering how deeply ia
terestcd the people are in the valley
railroad pro]sct, considering thai it
wouid be unreasonable TO expect re-
eipts OF 1929 and Is 10 names every day.
it was splendid showing
THE CHAMBERS RESOLUTION.
At the sans ratio this memorial Will
soon be completed, the full 20 o o nance
all signed ami he big memorial Gu it's
wav to Washington.
Even the people who cnnce here to
deliberate about the railroad eche ms
took an active interest i the San Peiro
harbor question yesterday, BY unan
imons vote the meeting at tho chamber
n eommarce declared in emphatic
words their belief that San Pedro is the
only available place on tho southern
oosst for deep eea harbcr. Their reeo
lu ioa ia as ioll9we:
r, so we'd, ey this convention that the ron-
gross of the Unite States ne urs - pr via {
10 the coasttuction OF ii d ephea haf Dor a. 81 !
Pc tro. ~ ~irc iy determined by the several
ncts OF ut ngres Aul IN accordnn with ire
several rrto ..ni- i tiors ii The boards oi
rmyengine.ss ~ shown by ex cutive d cu
tnents No % md Al of the Fitty-second o :
gr g. nr.L and s,opud So 4siunS. and that Tie
iur.ier irl pro, ement of The Int 'oe harbJr at
euu Pedro he r,ingIy recommend ID.
John + Francis, that jadeias'gah'a
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

worker 10. the success of 1ns HERALD
memorial. brought in a long list OF
names again yslterday, and the follow
ing note. which &C ompsniei the list,
te!ls whore he names were secnred:
tDlT)iI.os AAGsLRS II eRALD: You will find
the sign ,tnreA of all the Il rg4t-s .pre,rut at
tDday's meeting of tnt ch smb of comm erce
On my II Is, aud ii you had net Il their ex pre-
eion> of otinIna You word KnJw that III :,
people of hr san JOhq IN valley tt,rJbghly
understand the vast importlnce o hiss C ION,
W II ~ Tn iir own, OF having tbs government
harbor ut san Pturu.
OF the hundtc IS VINO sited the CHI amber of
commercs tod ", but three ref1'ed 10 sign the
hERALD mem IT III. and one of them aeku W =
edged that h dh LOT avn md at santa
Monica won gladly sign, 10 said he
''Wner the Southern Pacinc. years ago
mf"tndoned ante Monica aud tore ont their
wharf b 'tw ~ sunset ANA sunrIs, Lhsy
showed how much lovi hey mad for our town
and ii they cuu haze 'hogged the whole Ler
simm n ~ San Pedco they would II YER have
given second thopglt about "'ntt MJlicA"
JOHN i. FRANCIS.
A great many signatures. signed to
the blanks printed each dsy in TIE
HERALD. cama in through the mails
yesterday. O1s Of these, containing
quito n | al Of rameH. was received from
j. g. NJ ,iien, thesdruggist at Covina.
F.om Perris. San Gabriel. Downey,
Highland, Tenn scula, Colt IN. Compton,
Florel ce, VefnondAle. Orange, San Bsv-
nerdino, Pomona. Pasadena and South
Los Angeles. came large namoer OF
small lists through the mails, and with
each list came the promise OF larger
list.
LONG BEACH's ENDoRsEMr INT
From tbs city II Long BsAch came q
list OF ssvsral hundred nsms,, and with
the liss tins following letter from the
city CLERK, bringing the cheering iufor-
NATION that the city trustees have Off
ciallv endorsed the San Pedro memorial :
EDITOR Los ASGE .E5 HERALD The board OF
t-us ees OF the cits vi 10 " beach, Ca, tender
Inc follow ng 80 udnh:
RESOLVE, THAT rHE BOARD OF TRUS
TEAS o. I'll 0 IL OF LQN thA ~, CA,
VIEW WI II P.R 4Jukc rHE AC IVa AND
EFFlCIM1I PIP )2. THAT T E lbs A Z.
GhLas HEaALJ Is GiViN : TO SAN PEDRO
IA l5oK. >D IN I'll NAM 'rHECIII
ZENS pF HIS CIfi EXTaND OUR NOS
SINCERE Thank TO TIL MANAGEMENT
OF TIE IL d THEREFOR
YOURS SP &c FULLY
fkAAK e. COJA CITY CLERK.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

and Otkiand. The presence OF com.
peting lice OF railway into Los Angeles
has been Tina far a protection againat
the encroschment OF the Southern Pa
ci6c monopoly-but this will avail us
little il our water front ia to bs placed in
their hands, We ap cal, therefore, to
our representatives in Washington-to
all our representatives. in the sense thai
the whole congress governs the whole
nation that those who are etealthily
carrying forward this wrong may be
called to an open accounting. and that
the rights OF tho people of the south
western section OF this union may not
be deliberately sacrificed to the privs'e
snd personal interests Of pdividu ,ls and
the steady ercroachmsnt of despotic
corporation.
John Il. HUMPHREYS,
j. NJ ELLIOTT,
w. D WooLwIXF,
J. r T BEsM,N,
NJ 7. COLLINS,
Hsrbor C,mmittae.
]. A. IIRrLE. Secretary.
Af.oy this nra ~ are s6li snnqe " IN
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

Anothsr rh"usand SIguptur~s for tn
Gr~at M-nor,.l
The bslt-m'ie pnat was reached and
passsd Wedoe .dny-a ahuie length
ahesd. Nov ths task ia only TO Keep
No Tho spsed Gu! reach the goal with
AylDs uolors. In g few days-unless all
signs tAtl--the reg lired 20 900 nance
will hsv6 been secured. Remember to
Keep M the epeed. Still rcmomDsr that
the great element in ti,ia memorial is
time Twenty thousand nsnea gained
in brief space ia battsr than double
the nntG5sr gained In twico tn, lem tn
Of time.
II was AFRO hsr big d,y vsssoraav-
over & Thousand nsmss signed To hs San
Pedro Insm rial. n not lie as big
- day az Tassdav snl az Wednesda y.
Yesterday was the valley railroad day
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS- URGING IMMEDIATE THE
CONSTRUCTION At SAN PEDRO
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
S COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

To the Congress 0 the United
n lace terrific wonid respectfully
he uaesoit
diff
the
reports which been
ILL., The only opposition Pedro emna from Coils Hunnon tina
Railroad hs se
fronta rildsis
honorable
will
would
of
Pedro;
ell pJtal
parties o favorng proposed habo.
valid objection
n thi tmei u ma o N e
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18

Ai.er this, are thare stili tnoqe who
think that the San Pedro harhor mes mo-
ria! is thankless Ok An unc4lled for
measure? The writer Of tho foregoing
circular has stated tbs case vary clearly,
very ably. vAry mildly and concsely.
Those who can reed it and still be nnbe-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18
Homecoming g. 20.

No. 226 South Sprine street up airs, licensed
land su, veyor.. Dea err in land and house anu
lot prop rty "" have customer far n p ace
worth about $1,000, that can b so on month
" payments uf aotut $40, with moderate cash
payment. list bargain, ouiy with us.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18
SIGNATURE

fused thus far to make any report, and
number OF its members. among them
Senator Jones OF Nevada. a large land"
owner in and arou ID the S .nts Monica
cite. have openly declared in favor OF
the Southern Pacific plan at Santa
Monica.
1t is now proposed to send portion
of tho senate committee to visit Los
Angeles this spring to inspect the two
hsrbors. The question: Involved bsluS
largely OF technical and engineering
order, it is hard to see what such visit
can ace plish, except to put Oft all &C
ton q year longer. After March h,
moreover, the personnel OF the com mltee
will be changed,
A situation so extraordinary and an
Injustice so long man tanned Gala at last
ior plain epeech. The people of South
ern California waited patiently during
the first few years of the controversy be-
tween the sites, when it seemed that
there might be an honest disagreemont
among he authorities, but now that the
Mole matter ha, bsen siftei to the b)S-
On AMI re,olv.e it,eN mo qlss:ioR Of
how long crafty corporation can de-
fraud he people Of Southern C,lifofnia
OF their ri sht to a frs, harbJr, we shsll
CID back no lop,lr, bat call rpon every
ovlroi far play - helm NJ in tn con-
tet.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-18
a pEsrorIc o1rrAnArloN.

Tho people Of this section OF Califce MIA
Rrr gathered together from every point
stn'e. amer cane by tirsh ard ireemen
by instinct, they will refuse TO tubrait
TO the commercial en'hrailment winch
hae loag retarded ,he growth and
dwa'ied the energies OF San F alcisco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-09
Court Calendar for Thursday.
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB.
Address on the General Topic OF For
eign Travel.

tlsu iThNti.
Over 200 members OF the Congregation
al Club celebrated its 21st annual meeting
at the Trocadero Monday. After the ban
quet, the members listened to addresses
on the general topic of of"Foreign Travel, :"
by Rev. ID. j. q. Vose, George Il. Webster
and Rev. DIR. f. A. Horton. DIR. Vose's
topic was a visit to England, speaking of
its politics, its church, ard adherence to
royalty Mr.. Webster spoke OF his vaca-
on the papyrus, and the Oriental fields in
which 1t grew.
About s O'Clock, the business OF the
club was transacted. The following were
elected to memberships: Rev. Wallace
Nutting, ID. d., Rev. J. Phillips,
Charles A. Gale, John IL; Ham oily, Ed
gar &. Lakey, Professor III. G. Bumpus,
George w. Hogg, George L. Bowen,
George Q. Tingley and Frank W. Alex
ander. The annual report OF the eXecu-
tive committee was read by George W.
Webster.
A committee consisting OF j. W. Rice,
Hon. Il. Il. Stockwell and Hon. 4. r.
Barnefield was appointed to incorporate
resolution to limit the membership to 300
into the constitution. Charles III. Phil
brick, the treasurer, reported balance
on hand OF s763.77, more than 800 In ex-
cess OF last year.
Thirty-two now members have been en-
rolled during the year, and two lost by
death.
1he officers elected for the ensuing year
were as follows: President, Rev. Alex
ander McGregor; vice-pres ldents, John
EDDY and Rev. James II. Lyon; secre-
tary, Frederick ii. Fuller; treasurer,
Charles II. Philbrick; executive commit
tee. the above, with George r. Webster,
Henry A. Wbitmarsh, Nathaniel Il. Davis
and William W. Batchelder; reception
committee, Hardin g. Waters, Arthur w.
CiafilIn, w. Edgar Fiske, John w. Little,
Frederick s. Bosworth and william p.
Goodwin.
The business part OF the meeting then
adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-09
BRIEF LOCALS.

onIET LuIRLos
Mr.. Walter A. Peck and family have
returned from Europe.
According to the city hall records z. j.
Kelly has attached Walter Alexander.
Secretary Siade OF the department OF
public works Is enjoying few days va
cation.
The Thomas j. Hill estate is putting
up big coal shed on the Hill machine
shop wharf.
shot and road house keeper, is very sick
with blood poisoning.
six plants valued at s25 were stolen
from Mrs. William Millen's yard, 35
Broadway, last night.
The committees on lamps and street
signs and numbers will meet at 1880
o'clock this evening.
Yesterday 467 tax bills were paid,
amour ting to S35, 622. 90. Altogether s241. :
696s2 has been paid, representing $40
bills.
Thomas Tullys saloon, 453 Atwell's
avenue, was entered last night, through
. cellar window, and $50 was taken from
nc cash drawer.
Mr.. John Thompson has resigned his
position with DR.. III. w. Farrell Of
Olneyville and accepted berth In Byron
Smiths pharmacy.
The Praying band OF the Y. NJ. @. A.
will conduct an evapgelistic service at
the Silver Hook Primitive Methodist
Church next Sunday.