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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-31
pElrNoue Mt MOTTO.

Crown Point Mining Company. Principal Of.
a:e. Room ~, Alias Block, City of Salt Lake.
Location of works and mines In Uintah Min.
ing District; Park City. summit County,
htnte Of Utah
NOT1CE-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on ac
count OF assessment No. !. levied on the Stth
day of October. A. d.. 1881. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective share.
holders as follows;
List remaining unpaid and corrected Janu
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NOTICE Is HI EBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameeting Of the Hoard of Directors Of
The Bullion Beck unnel Co. held on tho ard
guar or Of one per con- (isI per share was lev
led on the capital stock Of the corporation
payable January, 18th 1905. TO the secretary a.
the oi.ico or the Company. No. II West FRS
Sou h street Salt Lake Oity, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on Wednesday,, the 18th day Of
t'e'rusry. 1873. wi be delinquent and vii bs
advertised for sale al pub 10 auction, and un
less payment Is made before Will be sold OF
fr day, the 4th day OF March. ieos. TO pay sale
delinqut mt assessment, together with costs Of
advertising anu expense OF sals.
by order Of Board Of Dmectora
FRANK a. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
sALT LAuE Orr. Utah. January Is. 1888.
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Ha
NOTICE
Notice Of sale Of 2s46 shnres of IN.
( stock OF ths Dalton & erk t;o,c apia
Lead Aiming & Milling Gomp,pp,ya Silver 4

Notlce or sac o. 2iA6 ehhres OF thu r..
( Stock OF thu Dalton & arb t;o,s apita
7 Lead Aiming Milling compinyS snvsr 4
NOTICE is HEREBY -o,vEs no
IN nndersiEped. L q. Tieni tbs, The
sist DAY Of December. 1851, D. II. .Wssonnn the
cuted and delivered his promh SOW nn,o esc.
on that date to SAID Trent. by Which r. uled
bacon. promised to pay TO tho ofcnr ~, saii
Trent si2l5. t-loo Dollars one year sf,o =. stii
and interest thereon from date al H., ~ y, dets
y per cent per knnum at tho oilra nne Q,
Bacon In Salt Lake City. Utah: And =, sad
security for the payment Of sam mott aa " :.
Bacon on said sist day OF Dccemhor rsid
caused TO be pledged and trans,arIcI ~, ny
name OF and delivered TO SAID 1rent ss, ,H .ha
lark Gold. siivor 4 Lead Mining MmVn
tcmrany. ccvered and eyidcncrg mnlin.
cate No. 100. with power anu riitloritv a, e'ue,
Trent. upon tho non. payr ont of snia " eud
pell said shares of stock at pub IL ,r. nolo 10
the highest bidder for cash and s,,n,o.h %
procs eds thereof to the payment OF srrrrv ies
Now therefore, ns said note IL ana .yie;
part thereof has been pnih, l. the unse, w %
said Trent, tho holdtr of tnld po1o ,gned
accordance with tho terms and conS,,Wis..l IN
snid TO md snid t'lcdrc tberein, on mnnss OF
the sipt dev OF January, 1873, Mt The as,
door of Walker i,rotheis Rank. eor,diro iron!
East Temple md Sccona south e.reets ,s q
! AXE City. utnh. at u O'Clock moor ~ ~ "a, nat
cay, sell at pubic aurtor 10 the biphsa,, t snsi
der for cash. lawful monty OF Tia u.Da,
States, Bhid shnrts of stock or 60 much ,esnnel
az may BIO necessary to pay said note. '''V0'
Dated January 18th, ls9s "A'
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STATE OF UTAH.

City and County of salt Lahe>
i. David s. Emery, City Recorder Of Salt
that the above and foregoing Is full. true and
correct COPY of resolution entitled
"A ke:oiution =. repeating Sections
ing certain privileges and franchises to
tho sat Lake 4 Ogden Gas and Electric Light
Lake CITY UIah, May l9th, 1893 and enacting
two new SECTIONS In lieu thereof" said reso.
luton WAS passed by The City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah. December 2stb, 1877 , and Ap.
proved by the Mayor December 29th, 1901, as
appears OF record in my ONCE.
In witness whereof ] have hereunto
set my hand and afiixed the corporate sea Of
said City this 3lst day Of december A. ID. 1897.
lsEAL.l DAVID s. EMtRY.
City Recorder.
BY ALBERT s. REIsEn. Deputy.
Il 90
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SUMMONS

In the District Court OF the Third Judlch
District OF the state of Utah. County
Of Salt Lake
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LEGAL NOTICE.

in the District Court. Probate Division. In ant
for Salt Lake County. stats of Utah.
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sALr LAuE Orr. Utah.
NOTICE

Special stockholders' meeting Of the corpora.
ton of tho members OF the Church or Jesus
Christ OF Latter day eaints residiHg In the
Fouricenth seeesias,ical ward OF the salt
Lake stakn Of Zion.
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ASSESSMENT NO. !.

The Bullion Beck unnel Co. Location of
principal place Of business, Salt Lake CITY
Utah Location of minos And works, I'm.
tic Mining District, Juab Co.. Utah.
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SUM NUNS,
In the District Court Of the Third Judic!s
District Of the state of Utah,
County of Salt Lake,

National Bank Of the Republic. . Corpora.
ton. plaintiff,
VS.
Jessie III. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell.
Defendants.
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Mary Neikie, Plaintiff. We. Henry A warlna
Defend mt
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Eyes, we need a good lad" said the
lawyer to 2 young applicant. and l
think you will suit. Whom do you live
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-07-23
Fair and Tournament.

On Thursday, July 2S5h, 1898, the
Grange Fair grounds will be q
scene of activity under the manage
ment of the Harborton Baptist
Church. Tournament at 1890 a. III
Immediately after which an elaborate
dinner will be served by the ladies.
Then comes bicycle races, in one OF
which the contestonts will be ladies
only, and one free for all. There will
also be an exciting game of base ball
between the Wachapreague and Saw
ageville mines, after which supper
will be served, at the moderate sum
of 25 cents. Refreshments of all
kinds will be served from early morn
ing until Home sweet home" is
played. The committee would like
IL large number of participants to
take part in both tournament and
races, and as many as will do so, will
please notify said committee at Har-
horton, Va. Premiums will be award
ed to each successful contestant.
Committee.
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July Goth, 1898
School Notice.
G P. a

The County School Board will hold
its annual meeting at Accomack c..
H., on Monday, August list, to settle
with the county treasurer and trans
act other important business. Please
attend early-by $50 a. N.
I give notice 1 will at that meeting
offer petition to the Legislature for
authority to pay trustees, other than
district clerks, $3.50 per diem for each
days actual attendance on the Board
provided no trustee shall receive
more than S12 in any one year. The
district clerks compensation to re-
main unchanged. AS I am a district
clerk would not be personally bene
fitted by this change in the law, but
it is so eminently proper and just
that I do not see how there can be
any opposition to it. Several coun-
ties have obtained authority to pay
their trustees. Let us do justice.
J. D. PARSONS,
Clerk Co. School Board.
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The entertainments of the season
are before you-picnics, festivals,
bazaars, county fairs, camp meetings
&C., &c You will attend these places
and mingle with the people, You
will visit and be visited. And agreea-
BILE to the custom Of our good living
you will be well dressed and in keep
ing with your industry and progress.
We have the material to supply
your wants and now is the time to
buy them at the greatly reduced
prices. The special point of this card
is that the season is closing and we
be,ve offered all summer goods at
recklessly cut prices and are letting
them run.
The trade is hunting them and we
intend that they shall go very
quickly. Anything you want, such
as clothing for men, boys and child
rem. dress goods and Trimmings
great stock of them, hats in straw,
derby, alpine and SLOUGH, shoes for
gentlemen, ladies and children.
oemember that all summer goods
mus. go regardless of value.
Also show you carpets. mating,
furniture and house furnishings. bug
gY and track harness, ear and flank
nets, lap busters and summer horse
covers, buggy and track whips, knee,
ankle and quarter boots for horses:
Ames, Shield & Co
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CheScOnneSSfx.

Master Arthur Evans, who has been
confined to his room for several
months with acute rheumatism, is
slowly improving.
mir. Edwin T. Powell, our popular
county treasurer, was with us last
Saturday. Our people say that he
made some of their pocketbooks look
bad.
Mr.. BENZ F. Marsh, while sailing
along Bundick's Island last Saturday
afternoon, caught a young whale
about 69 feet long. Many people
from different sections have been
here to view the sea-monster.
4 fair and festival will be held at
Leatherbury Nj, E: Church, on Tues
day, July Goth, commencing at IL
O'Clock. Refreshments will be sold
at reasonable prices. A big time ex-
pected. Proceeds for the benefit OF
church.
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Atlantic.

Miss Anna Miles has returned from
visit to friends in Richmond.
DIR. r. Il. Taylor has reprinted his
handsome dwelling and made it very
attractive.
Mr.. X. H. Taylor, of this place, left
for Baltimore last Monday, to remain
during the summer.
The irish potato crop has been har-
vested. y good yield and good prices
gladdened the hearts Of our truckers
Sweets are rather backward, corn
looking we'll.
Mr. Jro. j. Tunnel is pushing for
ward his handsome new dwelling.
Rumor says there will be new mis-
tress fer the beautiful new editice at
an early day.
The new mail route from Bloom
town via Wishart's Point to Chinco
league will be a great convenience
especially to the travelling public
from lower Accomac and the South
who wish to visit Chincoteague and
Wallop'S.
Atlantic NJ. P. Church will hold a
fair and festival ut Wishart's Point
July 9th inst. Dinner, supper, ice
cream and confectioneries will be
served. Boat racing. an excursion on
the steamer Winnie, boat sailing in
pleasure yachts saltwater bathing
will be among the alnusements
Shade and comfortable seats for all
Come and enjoy yourselves and help
a good cause.
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Myncncas.
STooKLEy-WEsCoTT.

A pretty marriage was witnessed
ut the home of Mr.. N. B. Wescott, on
Thursday, Nth init, Rev. Mr.. Gam
BILE pronouncing the words from the
impressive Episcopal ceremony which
united conjugally J. Will Stockley
and Mr.. Georgia Wescott
The day which had been dark,
closing with a roseate sunset, reflected
gladness and hope for their future.
Amid the redolence of the choicest
flowers that suffussed the room and
under the full spendor of the brilliant
Iuminaries that frightened the scene
their young lives were blended.
The groom was led forward by S.
James burlington, best man. and the
bride, leaning on the arm of her
brother, N. B. Wescott, was followed
by Miss Rachel Wescott. maid OF
honor. Bridesmaids and groomsmen
were Misses Madeline and Ada Mapp,
Lola Wescott, Bessie Fentress, Emma
Smith, Emma LeCato, Tom Stockley,
James Hyslop, Albert Feutress, Tom
Colburn, Edward Stockley, H. E.
Wescott.
In the deepening shades of twilight
the bridal party drove to the home
of groom's father, where a number
of friends were anxiously awaiting
their arrival. After the wishes of
felicity and JOY, coming from a legion
of friends, had been offered, all
gathered at the festal board, where a
bounteous repast. seasoned with the
hospitality of our genial host, was
served.
Presents were beautiful and useful
The bride is one OF the most cul-
tured and attractive daughters of
Accoinac, the groom is clever and
thrifty farmer near Grangeville.
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IInilw0Od.

Our miiliners and dressmakefs are
busy with orders to be filled in time
for camp meeting.
Our farmers have realized fairly
good results from their potato crop
and are led to believe that the sweet
crop will prove equally as remanera-
tive.
1t is said one of our dwellings has
been rented by one who contemplates
matrimony. There are various opin
ions as 10 who it is. The landlord
says the man is of short statue.
Two new dwellings have been
erected here this season. One by MIR.
Geo. Eitchins is quite an addition to
our town. Mr. Will Kitchens will
soon begin to erect one of equal
dimensions and beauty.
Camp-meeting, near Conquest
Chapel, will begin 22nd inst. Tents
are being erected, also quite com
modious tabernacle. Ample facilities
to feed the hungry uuder the manage
ment of Messrs Philips and Lewis is
being made Several ministers OF
note will be in attendance.
Considerable interest is being man
Tested in the ex-Confederate re
union, to be held at Courthouse, 2Gth
inst. Very many of our citizens will
be in attendance. We are anticipat-
Ing not only a good time, but hope
the people of all sections will patro
nize so commendable a cause.
Mr.. Aaron Brown, wife and daugh-
ter, of Baltimore, are guests at Hall
wood house Mrs. Browns brothers,
Messrs s. J. Bloxom and daughter
and E. H. Bloxom, also of Baltimore,
formerly of this county, are visiting
friends in the community. We most
heartily welcome these former resi-
dents and are much pleased to see
them all together once more.
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Messrs Saunders and Stayman,
Baltimore, Md, dealers in musical
instruments, have secured section
at the exhibition hall of the PENN
sula Fair Association at Tasley, and
will make the finest exhibit of pianos
and organs ever on the Shore. Their
section will be beautifully decorated
and we'll arranged, and the manager
will be pleased to entertain with
charming selections of music and in
formation of the merits of the instru-
ments any who will call at his booth,
The exhibit will include the world
famed Estey Organ, Ivers & Pond,
Estey and Fischer pianos.
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REUNION OF
Elk CONFEDER
ACCOMAC C. H.,
MEyTTuESDAY July 9TH.
NEXTTUESDAY,J JULY 2eTH.
G. H.,

The re union of Harmanson West
Camp Confederate Veterans will be
held at Accomac G. H., on Tuesday
next. 1t will, without doubt, surpast
any ever held by them in point of at
tractive features. General George
J. Hundley, Il gallant Confederate
soldier aud polished orator, will de-
liver an address at 1 o'clock q. H.
A sumptuous dinner will be served
aud confectionery of all kinds, ice
cream, Sc, will be in abundance
Several articles, including "Spauld-
ing" ladies' wheel, elegant tea set,
SC, will be disposed of by rattle.
Confederate airs will be rendered by
some of the finest trained voices on
the Eastern Shore. A fine brass band
will be in attendance. In view of the
very many attractions and the object
for which the proceeds will be used,
it is hoped and believed, that all, who
can, will attend. Everyone realizes
that monument should be raised to
the memory of those brave spirits
who, more than thirty years ago,
gave their lives to the cause of Vir-
giniu and the South.
Tables have been assigned the fol-
lowing:
Table No. l. Superintendent =
Miss Eta Wise and Mrs. Thomas W..
Blackstone. Assistants-Misses Eva
Wise, Florie Browne, Harriet Wiki
ms and Lillian Nelson.
Table No. 2.-Superintendants-
Mrs. L. Floyd Mock and Mrs. VIM.
J. Ayres. Observation-Disclosures Mabel
Mock, Tibbie Grant, Lola Colehurn,
Matte Nelson and Susie Grant and
Alfred Ayres.
Table No. 3.-Superintendants-
Mrs. John w Edmonds and Miss
Blake GUSTS. Assistants-Misses
Louise Heath, Gertie Robinson and
Annie Fisher and B. L. Gunter, B.
T. Fisher, John Nottingham and
Warner Ames.
Table No. 4.-Superintendants-
Mrs. Judge Ross and Mrs. NJ. Oldham,
Jr. Observation-Disclosures Margaret Lii
liston, Lizzie Derby, Carrie Wise,
Emma Cole, Minnie Phillips and May
Phillips and DR.. Louis j. Rarmanson.
Table No. 5.-Superintendants-
Mrs L. B. Clark and Mrs. George w.
Core. Assistants-Misses Eula John
son, Lizzie Wise, Rosa Wise, Minnie
Stevenson and Matte Coard.
Table No. G-Superintendants-
Mrs: DR.. Frank Fletcher and Miss
Matte Fletcher. Assistants-Misses
Ruth oldham, Carrie Biting, Bell
Scarburgh and Edwin Nelson and
Charles Ayres.
Four other tables will be provided,
to be assigned to parties on that day.
The fancy work table will be sup
erintended by Miss Bessie Gunter,
assisted by Misses Margaret Battaile,
Beulah Coleburn, Margaret Groton
and Carrie Pitts.
Everyone who can is requested to
send provisions, and all for varded by
rail should be sent to Tasley station.
JOHN H. WISE,
Adjutant.
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GlstnQ0sonGuO

DR.. f. u Potter, dentist, has re.
turned here and hung out his sign
again.
Louis Wheaton. attorney of New
York city, ard Dr. William Wheaton,
of Philadelphia are home on a visit
to their parents.
The annunlpony penning will take
place ON Chlncoteague, Tuesday,
August 9th. and on Assateague, We'd
nesday, August Josh.
Mrs. james Chopper and daughter,
Of Baltimore. Mrs. Il. F. Laws and
children, and Mrs. V. Somers, of
Philadelphia. are visiting relatives
here.
Jefferson D. Matthews and Miss
Mary Garrett were married last week
at Birdsnest, and after II tour to
northern cities, spent several days at
Atlantic hotel.
Mr. David Tarr, one of the worth
lest citizens of the Island, died on
the 18th inst after Il long illness,
aged rs years. He was one of the
oldest members of Union Baptist
Church. He leaves four sons, four
daughters, forty five grand children
and thirteen great-grand children to
mourn their loss
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
w. E. Doughty, j. F. Moon, j. D.
Pugh, j. d. Hoskins, r. b. Fisher,
Baltimore; w. H. Conrad, w. H.
West, Rolly Moore, Philadelphia;
Major L. Selby, Wilmington; G.. S.
Gunter, A. S. Hope, Hinton, w. Va,
Charles Prettyman. Milford; W. l..
kennerly, Harrington, Del j. II.
Fletcher, Jr., Jno. h. Adams, j.
Berry, B. NJ. Revell, Thos. G. Mock,
John Watertield. Accomac.
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church Entertainments.
Respectfully,
j. E. MAPP,
Co. Supt. Schools.


There will be fair at Guilford
Church, August 10th, for the benefit
of the parsonage. Dinner, cream
and confectioneries will be served on
the ground. All cordially invited.
All day fair and festival under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society
of Berea III. P. Church, New Church,
Thursday, July 2Sth. There will be
on sale confectioneries, fruits and all
things usually found at festivals.
/ inner and supper will be served.
A church fair will be held at Ward
town Baptist Church on Thursday,
July 2Sth, and if the weather is in
clement on that day, the first fair
day thereafter. The proceeds will go
towards the liquidation of the debt
on the Wardtown Baptist Church.
There will be conveyances at Reads
Wharf, to take all persons from the
Accomack side of Occohannock Creek
to the fair.
An all day picnic will be held on
Half Moon Island under the auspices
of members of Ayres NJ. h. Church,
Wednesday, July 27th. Delightful
sailing, fine bathing and an album
dance of things to refresh the inner
man are among the attractions Offer
ed. Boats will leave steamboat
wharf, Hunting Creek, 10 a. m. and
100 p. m, to take all, free Of charge,
who wish to go.
The ladies OF Broadway Baptist
Church will hold their annual fair on
Wednesday, July 9th, commencing
at 1 o'clock. Confcctioneries, toys
&C., will be for sale. Supper includ-
ing all the delicacies of the season
for 90 cents. The Cashville band will
furnish music. Come and enjoy your
selves and help a good cause. II
Wednesday should be rainy, fair will
be held first good day.
Committee.
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Special Sale Day.

Tuesday, July Goth. will be a special
sale day with us. We will have in
stock on that day, two car loads Of
buggies, surveys, daytons, double and
single farm wagons, besides the regu
lar line of goods we carry in this line
which we will offer very cheap for
cash on that day. There will be no
shopworn or shoddy goods in the
stock, all fresh and new. come and
get the bargains we have to offer you.
B. w. MEARS s. Son,
Keller, Va.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
0nntscOck.

Mrs. Dennis, of Suffolk, Va, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Kelley.
Mr.. Walter Fentress and family, of
Baltimore. are visiting the home of
Mr. Smith Walter.
The driving at the Peninsula
Fair grounds has been an object of
much interest recently to our horse
men.
The Sunday school of the Oman
cock Baptist Church held its annual
picnic on Friday, the 10Th, on Oman
cock creek nelr the bay shore.
Mr.. Brown and family, of Roland
Park, Baltimore, arrived by steamer
on Friday, the 18th, to visit friends
and relatives in the county.
Master King Tyler. son of AR. Jno'
s. Tyler, has Il very painful wound
on the foot made by piece of sharp
glass while walking on the street.
Mrs. Pope and Miss Coane, of Balti
more, are guests of Mrs. B. NJ. Gusts
and Miss Lucille Addison. of East
Vile, of Miss Constance Taylor.
A party of ladies and gentlemen
left on Saturday evening for Metomp
kin beach, where they spent Sunday
at the hotel and retained on Monday.
Lumber is being shipped from our
dock to the northern market. We
are glad to note this enterprise.
Several years have elapsed since any
shipments in this line.
Schooner Alice and Anna, Capt
B. 7. Crockett, arrived in port this
week, with Il cargo of cypress lumber
and shingles from North Carolina
consigned to Powell & NAPLES.
Two barrels of sweet potatoes were
shipped from here by steamer last
week, one by Ulysses Savage, for
which he received 5000, and the
other bv j. w. Burton, for which he
received $500.
The rainbow which appeared after
the squall on Tuesday evening was
viewed with great admiration by our
lovers OF nature. The colors were in
more distinct bands, and brighter,
apparently. than eyer before.
The District Conference OF the NJ.
E. Church, South, was held from
tuesday to Thursday. Besides the
full attendance Of preachers and dele
gates, there were many visitors in
town from various sections attending
the session.
Engineer York is working a large
force Of hands on our streets laying
the water.maiu. The five thousand
dollar contract will give employment
to the force for several weeks. Besides
the laying Of the main pipe, there will
be extra labor of laying SMALLER pie
for private use in business houses and
dwellings.
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OuIey-

A phone has been put in the tele-
graph office at Onley.
Agent Blackboard will have an
assistant after first of August.
Messrs. e. A. Ames and IL. Savage
made business trip to the northern
cities this week.
Mrs. E. Michigan, of Washington,
D. c., is the guest Of Mrs. Lee Hutch
inson this week.
A train of cars passed up the road
on Thursday, so long that it required
two engines to pull it.
Mrs. Jno. w. Rogers sick for sew
eral days past is rapidly regainning
her usual good health.
Tie last car load of round potatoes
was sent from our station on last
Saturday, by Lilliston & Winder.
The first shipment of sweet pota-
toes, five baskets, was made from oul
station on last Saturday, by Ezekiel
Anderson.
Mr.. Jno. j. Bailey, quite sick OF
late, is spending the week at the
home of his father, Mr.. Jas. H.
Bayley, for the benefit of his health
Mr.. Richard Belote and Mrs. Ann
Belote, of Northampton, were guests
of Mrs. Cordie Savage last Sunday,
Mr.. Jno. 7. Hutchinson, of Harbor.
ton, is visiting his son Tom this
week.