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VERNAL.
Qulet Election story of the Indian Trouble
lied Mans Version Of tho same.

lied Mans Version OF the same.
Special Correspondence.
Vcrnni Nov. iO-rhe election for city
officers passed on quietly although the
contest was quite bitter There was
only one ticket Ia the nold but three
candidates were defeated by scratch
ina ana substituting other numos. The
three fucccHaful ones who were run In
over the convention nomlnvcu ARE senn-
tor Harden Bennion ana Hon. 70. g.
Collett for the city council and Jos. ~.
Hardy for recorder Party lines were
discarded. the issues being purely Loo
cal although there was qultc an effort
made among tho indictments 90 DRAG
In the old Mormon and dontiln' feel
ing. These efforts were deprecated by
All fnir minded men. both Mormon aud
Gentle, Tho ticket elected consists on
four MornnnH und ak nou-Mnnmuna,
divided as 10 politics Into ave Republic
cans ana ave Democrats.
STORY or THE INDIAN TROUBLE.
AZ tho prosont writing there nrc no
further details obtnlnahlc hero concern
Ing tho shooting ne Readers sheep
camp, ON the Indian reservation,
4 here are, however two atoriou relative
10 the cause OF tho trouble Tho man
who brought the word 20 Nerual told
tho story that two Indians rode into the
sheep camp and ordered the hordor to
move over on 90 some other stream,
Tho hordorf. Of whom there are two, "a
M0Xicau ana young man numed
James Olson refused 20 go, whcrcupon
ono OF the Indians picked up AN uk
lying near and attacked tho Mexican
The other Indian grabbed "a gun boz
longlnr to ono of the herdorl, but %
proved tO be- empty. liy this time Olsen
had obtained hla sun anu shot tho Mex-
leans Hssnilnnt ana Killed him Tho
remaining Indian was soon vlnQuifhci,
but not before De- had shot the Mexican
in the arm badly ahnttcring Il between
the shoulder and elbow.
The shooting occurred nbnut three
O'Clock 10 tho afternoon. about sixty
miles from Fort uuchesno. hut tho ucNH
noon reached thoru ana about my H1l-
oilers were dispatched 90 tho place The
runner cnmc on here arriving about
throe o'clock IN the morning nnd "a
number uf men owning nlcka on the
reservation started out az once, fear
Inc further trouHle. Sheriff lFcncU ace
cnmpauici tham ANA tUlophoncd back
from the Post that roo seemed 40 De-
qulct TINT Olson Mua in tliH nuurl
house ana the wounded Mexican ln the
hospital at the Post.
INDIAN VERsION or TINE
AFFAIR.
Tho Indian version OF the trouble ls
that the Hhcoph0rdcra ran their Sheep
onto the Indians farm and Into his cor
raj and whom the Indians projected the
hordera dehed them and the fnal result
was this lamontod tragedy.
The Indians have been Hullen ana dis
satisfied ever since tho lands were
leased 10 the sheep men through indian
Agent Myton and agreed 70 BY the chief
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Like stanley and Livingstone. found
u harder 20 overcome Malaria Fever
and Ague. and Typhoid disease germs
than savage cannibnlH; but thousands
have found that Electric Filters Is a
wonderful cure Tor am mnlarInl diseases.
II you have chills with FOYER. aches in
back ~ neck and head. and tired. worm
out feeling, n trial viii convince you OF
their merit. W a. Null of Wohh. m.
writes MY children suffered Tor more
than year with chllls ana fever. then
two bottles Of Electric ulttorH cured
them" Only 90 cents. Try thom.
Guaranteed. Sold by y. C.. 81. I. Drug
IL-uL
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hOrlOI o. hrwlY glvnu that ut n mnofins
Of the Director. bold on thn tlth dos on Ott-
Ohur. A. " iHn nu Haauamnut NJ ono cont
rDr sham uHH lnF.ul nn tHu capital stock I'd
thr corporation. payable ut nrHn tu tnr aUtru-
tirY 90 hls Unirr in thu uHaUrHt sIgiuIs HANK.
Any stock uV1u which thla HssrsHmout may
tumaln unpaid nu ulo i0n las Of NuvcmhoE
4. ID lHH, ul.l un Delinquent and ldvrrtlsrd
for cole 90 public AUCTION and uuIost payment
o. made hufOrN VIII iu sold on December lth.
A, ID. iHu, at H0clnrk noon, tn pay tho dolin-
qurut assrHfment, together sltn the cost of
and Expenses uf sale.
ELIAS a. SMITH,
Secretary frunut Mining company.
No, ~ 3 Fast Temple Street. salt
lose CITY tuth.
Dated October llth, 1902,
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shows tho state of your fecungn and
the state of your health nH Welt Inn
pun blood makes ITSELF apparent In
md Skin Eruptlpns. N you arc forllng
weak and worn out and do not have "a
healthy Appearance YOU should Try
ACker'H blood EliNlr ~ curve 900 blood
ilsonHra whore cheap ahrnparliltH and
au-oulel purifiers fans knowing this,
wo rUn rYHN bottle nu O. positive guar.
nntop = D NJ D. Drug Dent.
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In iho MaiioFoF IA T.l'i1 Of wnlam COW.
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mon NJ tho tribe. Hn thHt the present
trouble was not unlocked fnr.
quito RI number of men VIII go OUT
t0 fhr rhnnu herds today but % Dr. rHn-
orally believed that the Incident VIII
end quietly 1H the Indians quito o.
number M whom are in Norual ut prose
ont. ncriu t1 hr Inclined 90 look no the
matter reasonably
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each nlght Cor two weeks has put ono
ln my teens nFfln" writes ~ ~. Tur-
nor 0f DrmpHoytowu, pa. They're che
hoHf ln tho world Cor Liver stomach
and uowolr puwly vegetable. Never
Trine. only gic. ot q. g.. 81. L. Drug
Dent.
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The last 1000 of the beautiful book,
son to Manila" detailing the achieve
mruts OF the Utah batteries DO tho
Postage prepaid.
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The lnat 1000 .of tho beautiful book.
'Ou tn Manila" detailing the achieve
monu nf tnc ltnh batteries iu lhe
Postage prepaid.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
UNION PACIFIC ny
PROVO.
T'u fraud 81 Asylum nusInoss
g. '''''''s for Asylum supplies.

rpnt..., ~" asylum iusinoas
81, ''''''' Tor Asylum supplies.
'' zen Correspondence.
tfaii,s, S 10y l2,-Dr. Konin sermind.
uatb....,l'a, has suddenly ieft for narfs
h5 XXX lle has been aoiournlnT In
ooIeette, lurIng the weoh taklnr m
unili XIV XIV l9r an orphnnape IN soidnn'
q him l.lnlatera became susplcio,is
out ny , WY n9 soon ar he found tbia
mi XIV. l'anl hia ynliae ana ieft an fhe
clyar, u, was ilrat aroused hy the ola.
Ne no., one of tho Indy toaohers of
pr1sdes, Acadomy that the alleged
tin VA" a, ~ me kopilc church Of sou
feen m tine Nme person whom sho had
Year. ronrnl nl,erque, Now Mexico. last
F'''ehllng himself as an Armu-
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The llat 1000 VI the beautiful book.
con Co Manila" detailing the achieve
mrutH OF the Utah batteries ln Che
Postage NrHulIH.
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Elder Don spnnord returned this
evening from the missionary ncldn uf
thC Eastern States. fio reports tho
mission 10 Do no n hourishlng condition
and many people investigating tho
work
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HOUND 10 KEEP RIM PEACE.

Sheriff atorfa returned SUNDAY cvcn-
INK from Pnynon whore De- went On in-
Charles pnttcn. II was alleged that de-
PENDANT went Into hiH own house aud
cut up several dresses and hats belong
Ing 20 his wife. after which he drove
MR.. Paiicn from the house. iic was
placed under $1,000 bonds 10 Keep tho
peace.
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oN 40 MANILA, 10 orNrs.

The laat 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION 90 Manila" detailing tho achieve
mcutu of the Utah batteries ln the
Philippine. arc now offered ut 90 cents
Postage uHrnIli.
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AZ any time. md wifi auIe Ono wort
cold ln Twelve hours ur money fH-
funded. l5 ctr. and a0 Dta %. o. 81 D.
Drug uart
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ASSESSMENT no O..


IIHinI lI1HII J1lD %, UIah
Principal Place ~ business Salt Lake civ.
Utah
NOTICE q hnHlV HIFHu thlf lt "a meet
los ui thn nnufd OF Directors 90 thr inHor
Hiammutn MluIue tHuHunN. lHIl uH IhIHH=
day, thg lath day M Ust1luf lrl, au assess.
nirnt ~ 70 cruta pnr sntHf unH lhNiHI uniu
tnn capital Htnck uf fIU Complain. payable %
llulldiuE, falt iskU NIfN, tuh, 10 uHce. ald
h,funu tnH Iitt dIY uf November isHI Any
STOCK uuuu whlHh tHIa lfHrs. mont uHY o.
iafs VIII Iu nruHIuHUl and nlNUrtHHI fnr
.iv 80 runllr nurt. ru, t"u unless Ulfm ig
undo ufaurn HIl hH sH'I 1000 tnu .lt1 day %
uAuOnso ofslH
SAMUEL PAUL. socy
e1l lrnFr0ss nuudlng SAID IuEuDIty. ltth
Dated salt Lake t|tV, lNIu. urt A.. lsaA
llrt publication DUiHIUr. 10, ilI.
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FAIRFIELD.


'-T77' T'''''''''''"7
Fairfield, Utah Co.. Nov. le-Mnny
uf your readers VIII remember this place
ua camp Floyd. and II Il hard 10 break
nn from the old name. Herr Ii was that
Johnaton's army landed IA the summer
of 1861 after lying over an wintev al
Fort nrldgcr After remaining here a
few yonrs thoy sold on their surplus at
nominal figures Some of their stores,
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And in accordance with tho low aud order
uI thc iioard uf Directors, made 1n tl0 ifii
day nf ugtuuOr, lsll, Hu many shares uf zach
parcel ~ stock us mly ho necessary WI ho
Vsit., h5iiaing KIN NJ, ,,iiy' il'f,i ~,
Monday, tho lith duY 10 November is1I Hf Z
o'clock pm, 90 rnY thu dU.luIuout ussuss-
mont tnsothcr ulilitho costs N advertising
aud expense % sale.
~ ofdor % enc iinarl ~ nirertnrl
49,. o. ui sos. SECRETARY.
li- ~ q. Mukur tiulIdIug
HALI LAAn NILn. ulah. All. ION. 10
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ASSESSMENT 80. y.

Fu,mant MinIue COMPANY. location 4
principal rH0euf lufluoia, Salt Lat0
NltY Utah.
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PROBATE AMI ouAHDiANsnir
NOTICES
Consult County CLERK or the Respects
I've slgnCrs f0r Further
Information.


NOrtUE.
IN tho District Cour, Probate Division, Ia
In Tho Matter ~ ho Estate ~ william Gov.
uNcHnIIiI.
Tho petition nj tin Utah SAVINGS and Trust
company, Utah corporation. praying foe
tue Issuance tu ihr ftuh fldnFs and
Trust company W IHifHr nf Hdmulatfffiuu
in thr estate ~ william Cow Deceased. has
leon 30 FOR hUIFIur uH "wednesday. Che ifth
day NJ November IS % isl1 OF va o'clock
20 ui. nf ihu County Court liuusr. To- fhr rHHrt
u1m ~ aald g1uft boz s1It Lake city, SALT
Lake County, ItHU
Witness fHU rI.rh Uf aIid court with the
trni thereof affixed Oils tih day n
NufnmhHr A. NJ. fH|I
t4oan DAVID g. nuNnAU. clerk.
w Atunlr z. srAnr, uvpuiy clcfs.
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Aetna Mining a wullnr Company location
~ Principal Place ~ uusIuU.a. HHlt
Lakr city state ~ Utah
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1a, 1899.

guns. etc.. were burned. cauuou1 were
dumped into dfsu wells. and Oh. rrnIt
army marched On east many tn Join
tho Confederate army Thus ended the
famous buchanan war against iho
"Aiormons" resulting lu good only .1
the people they Cumo Hut tu crush
Some thirty neglected grHYos of a0l-
diefa nru hara not o. single STONE 0r
other mark. only tho mound of earth Co
mark their lat resting place.
Fairfield hla not Improved uH much
no. come town. Boo ihn State Df tate
several nne brick houses with o. come
mnilnua school hnuar bios boon built
This town la on Tho trIN lf the sheep
herds there seems 20 b. n1 oud ~ tho
nHUfHHuuH bias uu sooner uHHHr1 until
another lH un ltf heHlH rHnr tu lhH
desert faf winter range
Water A. pumped from hHru foo sun-
shine 90 Rum the mills there IiY thr wly.
tho overland mill hur ei1.H1 down nt
hHt rumu thus throwing 0ut OF rm-
p'0ymrnt about one hundred m.n.
MANNtSD.
Manning haH extended ts plant 90
duiulH o. fnrmnr capacity uY ruotIng
now tank house. What n change IH
presented at ihir rlHrr a frW yUlfH
arn one lone fauch0f took un Co., spring
Huf planted Tow fuut tf..H hHrH
now there Dr. "a respectable VIuHgH with
nt0fnH and uuriuinNs. railway ffHluH
passing TO- ana fr0 10 Myuur nra mlira
Wrat Tho latter town Z. growing anil
spreading over tho hilH HH1 Y1i0H. Hul
Ht iif present rate OF rfHHr.m WIll hH
tha mining camp M The stlt. af rn diH.
tHuf fnV.
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Principal place OF ulsinca. SAT- Lake C'sY.
Utah.
NOVICE ~ hereby I|Uru that utf UnuUrg
nf fho dlruCfurs Of OBJ" Highland topper N'ue
October l4a nuus.r .muut ~ uuU hHH c"us
Dor .HnHH WIS IUViHu Uuul fno UHuIlI Ht1lk
on ihr company psychic immulNtuIY In thu
Nlt Llt0 CITY Utah And any .i1fk upnu
Which thlt u.itr.H uncut n|aF rrmHI1 NuplIl uu
tHr lltn day nf huUUUN.r IsNN WNI D.. uHllna
tlnn. and uulH.H uurmtut b. made nHiurt WuI
lu anll un thn 0ih UAY uI hufumhCr ltHl no
o. nrlu0k unmL o. uHy thU dDlIuuuHut assrai.
W 70 WELLS
On. q. O. walker iildf. nNlt InIfu tlfy, Utah
uuted. sRu lakU Clty. u't0nnf iatl. t.Hl
first publication pgtobH i5ul. 1861
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

@N1 ~
Aumyrs
w Nofui and Northwest. a. M. siei D. m.
w s9lih. sgogm. 1850 a. H.. 1855 d m.,
'" p Rand l.i0pm
LrAyrs
,'I 5,l en- Northwest, sil5 q. M. niisa.
w ,lih q. n- 800 a. m, 900 n. M. sis5
p ana s'1 o. IA.
VIC oRAHDE WESTERN RY.
Aumvts
5.j 'G@qlh ani Fast, ioiis a. M, 100 u tn.
b. iIAvrs
i6p sn ana Fast 7i9o a M iis p. m. and
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
H.. Anuivrs
wis., 900 a, m.. i2iis D. NJ. .6iao d m.
L., LrAyEs
'''' '''9a' M, i'lo D. M, aiiopm.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
b,,, AHniu.s
"-'' o. nv, 100 D. m. and i,,Onm
b,r. trAvra
Nv" mHlih p IN aud 500 a m.
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-sr employed at tho McCurrun
.,...rdr twenty NTH street was tuhen
rhrtta police i. Htorlny During The
I'M. lay b. mo boeu acting very
,irr4y nnd talking mo- though his
~f-farr f0fnuroi somewhat. Tho poe
h. I.arntnt aro VI the opinion That
t,a laya of reat Will nx him an right
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r.i.-s wWnm barnes and Gcorh
o. M. t.th returned saturday evening
rissHrH Elder Harness huH hOfu
800. n ihe oregon fnisaion for the
~ f-o fltra aud rrnrtH bile lnbuta
I. -..wrabIe ruecrHf Elder roultcr
"a fr nv,f two years lu the CALI
IN mIs.iHn With most excellent sue
III reports Inc mirHi0n work lu
a..frra aa progressing very fnvor-
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OGDEN NEWS.

!. ,e.s u the Dc.crci News IN
~ tfanh " ~ TWcnty-foufth stfvgi
~ ldt' Ife News Il delivered w car
III mdyt.n every evening on mo sAm"
y - " sait iAhe CIV
|E55rS rrAu, NOV. - is',
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Appropriations were made na fol-
lows. Salaries. fi.as2i0 current cx-
pcnaca tlGotG2; aundry expenses. $685.
o.
The treasurer reports tho finances o.
The Institution na follows. Balance, Oct.
D. AltA0ii received during month. 3d.
1905 d.ahurfnd. fl.09if5. balance. Nov.
O. 1885.
The secretary war authorized TO make
reuulaluun Uu the state auditor Tor t1-
loco for october expenses.
Tho hida Tor supplies Tor the ensuing
pix months were Ouened and awarded
nH follows Provo Roller Mills company.
Hour 50 % per cwts-hrnn. go cents per
cWt, nh1rtH. 20 cents per Cwti chopped
corn. and chopped barley. $40 per rwts
corn meul. $50 p1r cwt. Durr. Smoot
Drug company. Meat. divided between
Provo Mcnt company ani the Central
MnrkUt Grocoflou hotwcon Geo. r.
Howe. u. T.. iiiudmhrHh 90 Provo. ana
Chlpnlli Mercantile company NJ Amer
lean Fork
The contract FOR coal was not award
cd as The bids were considered too high.
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IN tho District Couri, Probate Division, Ia
mud for san Lake county, state u Utah.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-01-12

farmers. Arrange your business so as
to attend and take part in the exer.
cises All classes of citizens are well
come, and interesting programmes
have been prepared The county
chairman is r. P. Heilman, M. d., of
Emporium, Pa, who will be glad to
send programmes or information to
any one who will make the request.
The State speakers who will be
present are: Hon. Alva Azu, Prof
Geo. c. Butt, j. w. Allison and Prof
s. B. Heges. The institutes will be
held at the following dates and places:
Jan. oath, 1899, at Driftwood, Pa; and
Jan. 30th and 31st, at Emporiom, Pa.
Come out to these meetings and bring
your families and friends.
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SinnemahOninQ.

Orrin Courtright, Treasurer of Potter
county, was visitor in town on Satur-
day.
Joe Strayer has embarked in the
grocery business in the room formerly
occupied by A. r. Berfield. Ray still
conducts the meat market and will de-
vote his whole attention to this branch
of the old business.
The iron work for the new bridge
has arrived and force of men are at
work place it in position They worked
all day Sunday and expect to have one
span erected this week.
The Liars Club held special meeting
on Monday night, in honor of Judge
Ross, who came down from Potter
county to become a member of the
famous organization. ChiefBeldin and
Pap Blodget objected to admitting any
candidates from the land of leeks and
pigs ears, and wanted it understood
that this was purely Cameron county
mob. Uncle ST, however, said let them
all in, as he wasn't afraid of all the
liars west of sunrise, so the rules were
suspended and after the judge had
spun few of his choicest selections he
was placed astride the goat and after
the club adjourned he and Joe M.
struggled for supremacy till II o'clock
and although it was unfair to put a new
member against one SO experienced
and accomplished the Judge came near
downing his veteran adversary.
JOE
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Austin.

w. H. Sullivan and family have gone
to Hot Springs, Ark, to spend few
weeks.
"Weather Maker'' Cuthbertson's big
snow storm and blizzard put in its ap-
pearance this morning on schedule
time, but so far it hasn't ''blinz."
A Polish wedding took place here
Sunday, but we didn't learn the names
Of the parties, and if we had probably
could not have written them down.
A fire broke out in the round house
of the B. g. S. r. R. early Sunday
morning, and damaged the building to
such an extent as to necessitate the re-
building of a part, if not the whole of
it.
On Monday morning. the house
known as the John Lawson house, and
occupied by Chas. Smith, burned to
the ground with all it's contents. Mr..
Smith had a small insurance on his
household goods.
About o'clock on Sunday morning,
Jack Hesslin, a kindling wood employe,
fell from the steps of Tom Diggin's
"pig's ear" into the creek, and when
found was dead. He was formerly
from Lock Haven and will probably be
buried there. He leaves wife and a
son.
The funeral of Mrs Jason Mcclure,
NEE Miss Emma German, of First
Fork, was held at the M. E. church on
Sunday afternoon, interment being
made at Costello. She had been mar
ried only about six weeks. Pneumonia
was the cause of her death. Deceased
was daughter of James German, of
Johnsonburg, who was unable to at
tend tine funeral on account of illness.
Joseph German and family, of John
sonburg, and Mrs. Lucy Carman, of
Nelson Run, brother and sister of the
deceased, were present at the funeral.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-01-12
He says he will live a

Run last week. He says he will live a
retired lite now.
Miss Daisy Barr, of this place, was
visiting friends and relatives at Millers
Run, last week.
Miss Eva Barr, of this place, returned
to her school at Hicks Run, after a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. Clarence Conor, foreman on the
Lupole, Conor & Co. job, visited his
parents over Sunday.
1t is rumored that the Lupole. Conor
& Co., have about finished their ex-
tensive job in Mix Run.
Miss Lelo Williams who has been
spending the past three weeks in
Benezette, returned home Saturday.
A certain man of this place has per-
fected plan for bringing coal out of
the cellar without exerting any of his
energies. He makes his wife carry it
up.
JOSH.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-01-12
ALL AROUND THE COUNTY.
BuCkwaIter.

BuCkwalter.
Farmer Hopkins passed through our
burg last week
Good sleighing and our farmers have
their rims all out.
William Cramer passed through our
burg last Saturday.
j. Hobson has been working at Beech
wood the past few days.
Prof Fisk, of Emporium, was sleigh
ing through our town on Monday.
Chas. Welsh claims it was 30o below
zero on the hill the other night.
Geo Van Vert, of Emporium, was
seen passing through our city on Sun
day.
John Narby and Ed. Barker were
counting ties through our burg on
Monday.
Farmer Kresge and his assistant
William, killed four very fine hogs on
Monday.
Six of "Dick" Bingeman's teams
passed through our town en- route to
Beechwood.
Farmer Sipple gave a social party to
all our old ladies last week. The men
were not in it.
John Lawson and his jolly crew
were seen around our burg the fore
part of the week.
Martin Lawson is quite sick with
la grippe His many friends hope he
will soon be out again.
Arthur Norton, general manager of
that side hill team at tBeechwood, spent
Sunday with the old folks.
VI ~ ,ll
more fine specimens of Belgian hares
to his already large hare farm.
Messrs. Will Gaskill and Frank East
erbrooks with two of our fair damsels,
were out enjoying the good sleighing
on Sunday.
We are sorry to say one Of our for
mer citizens Milfred Bliss met with
very painful accident at Beechwood
the other day.
One of the largest shows that ever
exhibited in this county, pulled the
curtains back to crowded house here
on Monday night
Mrs Sibert, mother of James Sibert,
passed away Sunday morning at the
age of 108. Funeral took place on the
Hill last Tuesday.
Luie Norton has the colts up at Rath-
bun, moving the oil derrick down to
Beechwood, where there will be an
other we'll put down.
Mike Hellyard has purchased a very
fine horse and claims there isn't one on
the Creek that can keep up to his dust.
Try him Martin, with the grey
Fred Norton our coming road super
visor is leaving no stone unturned and
there won't be taxpayer regret it if
! they put their shoulder to the wheel
and cast their vote for MIN.
SNOW BALL.