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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-04-06
ITEMS OFLOCAl INTEREST.

John G. Wooley. ...
HI. Stearns was at Elkton Monday.
Ed Carlisle was in the city Monday.
Rooms for rent inquire at this office.
W. f. Harza was at Aurora Tues
day,
Ralph Gentle went to Huron Satur-
day.
Geo. Norder was down from Eureka
Tuesday.
A. r. Saunders is architect at the
college. q m 6
Prof. A. II. Wheaton went to Tracy
Tuesday.
Take look at the bargains Wimsey
is Offering.
Maud Hegeman went to De Smet
Monday evening.
A. Il. West was up from Aurora
Tuesday morning.
Bargains well yes-and great ones
too, at Wimsey's.
Don't forget the dates of John G..
Wooley's lectures.
Mrs. Wm..Arden visited friends at
Arlington last week.
Snow fell here yesterday to the
depth Of four inches.
Mrs. Z. W. Smith, of Arlington, was
in Bookings Monday.
A. Erstad will occupy his residence
vacated by L. III. Skiff.
Mrs. c. S. Brooke was reported quite
i'll the first Of the week.
Miss May Mcnamara departed for
Bryant Tuesday morning.
Dr. A. A. Harris, resident dentist.
office over First National Bank.
Mrs. Harris Oium returned from a
visit at Elkton Tuesday evening.
Prof. E. A. Burnett went to Flan-
orsau Tuesday en- college business.
Miss Laura Crothers, of Hetland,
naS entered the college in this city.
A. B.Allison spent Sunday in Brook
'ngs and went to Arlington Monday.
Miss Cora Gullick has accepted a po-
sltlon as clerk In G. Hanson's store.
samuel SAKE returned from Chicago
and other points east Monday evening.
prof' L. H. Lee, of White, was a
visitor in the city over Tuesday night.
Mrs. H. E. Lloyd, OF Aurora, was a
guest 10 the city over Monday night.
FOR SALE-Good work team-6 and
Years old. HAppIs O1rM
L. ID, Skiff and family will occupy
sue ueo. Etting residence on Williams
street.
richard Ladd, the Nasby of the
urant postoffice, was in Brookings
Tuesday.
hsmember the G. A. r. entertain
msnI tomorrow friday evening. Go
and take supper.
WINTER has fingered in the lap of
sprihg so long that we fear Miss
spring Is "squashed. y.
reople proposing to build will save
nOney and find it more satisfactory
0ohsuit an architect. 81 m 6
l. ~ Lawshe has secured the con-
~aTe ior building a large livery barn
~ 'oiga for |. +. Porter s. Son.
Dr. Parsons, of Lake Preston, acted
as one Of the judges at the oratorical
0OuVest In this city Friday night.
Miss Marie Smith, of viroqua, Wis,
arrived In the city Tuesday evening
ua Is the guest of Mrs. Harris Oium.
Afs' W. j. Gentle came up from
mcoieary, Mimi, Tuesday night for
nslt with relatives and friends.
MISS Lucy Goodale will act as in
s'fuctor In the G. r. Sanderson dis
''ic1' Her school opens April 18th.
a. d. Mower returned from Clear
lake FRIDAY, whore he took the con-
tract Tor building several buildings.
harvey Clifton came down from Eu-
s sAa tuesday and called to pay in ad-
''uce Tor the REGISTER another year.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-04-06
Seed Barley.

800 bushels OF select seed barley for
sale at Brookings Roller Mills. 4it4
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-04-06

WANTED-Places on farms for two
boys-one Is the other IL. Call at
this office. 43t2
The oasis., 1899-07-15

though, would he as unprofitable an article for advertising purposes as one can imagine.
 Journal Miner: Thomas and James Roach have sold their Mohawk group of mines on Pine creek to Hooper and Williams for s25, LOGO. They have been working the claims for four or five years and have it pretty we'll opened up showing four foot vein of ore which goes Sl5 per ton in gold. The claim is considered by parties who are familiar with it as one Of the most promising in the county.
 Globe Belt: C. E. Taylor was noti- fled by telegram last Friday that S45,- 900 had been deposited to his credit in the Bank of California, at San Francisco, to complete the purchase of his mines on Mineral creek to the Globe Minerals Exploration Go. of London. There are six claims in- cuded in the group, which are among the best properties in the district, and on which large amount of deyel- opment work has been done. The London company also had bonds on the Innes mine and the Ray property, and it is presumed final payments have also been made on these.
The oasis., 1899-07-15
spent a Good Farm Doctoring.

MT. A. N. Noell of Asheryille, Kan sas, says he spent good farm doctor ing himself for chronic diarrrhoea but got no relief and was afraid that he must die He chance to get hold of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was perma nently cured by 1t. For sale by L. w. Mix X Co.,, Druggists.
The oasis., 1899-07-15

EXPERT ACCOUNTANT with practi- cal Knowledge of mill and mine as saying, versed in Spanish, wide experience with Mexican mine and store accounts, desires position in Mexico as business manager, ac- countant or assayer References Al. P. 0. Box 646, El Paso, Texas.
The oasis., 1899-07-15
N1INI~G rSE ~,-.

ing claim Tn bne ARud fTla uisui'oo' is making preparations to put force of men at work developing it..
 Graham Guardian: The Copper Bell group to the north or Staniey Butte, is under inspection by Globe parties. This group in its entirety should not fail to satisfy any company looking for an immense body of ore.
 Prescott Courier: An eastern capi- talist said to the Courier man that, after examining the Copper mountain mining properties, he had offered l. T. Stoddard S200,0OO fer them and that MT. Stoddard had refused the offer
 Prescott Courier: John Duke came in from the Copper Chief camp Satur- day and was a welcome caller at thls office He says the people who have taken hold of that property are among the best on earth and are pushing work with men and machinery.
 Journal Miner: It is stated that w II Ferguson has realized Sl00 Der day from the Grand canon copper mine which he is working. This, toe. despite the fact that the has to pack the ore quite a distance and then has a long wagon haul to the railroad.
 Prescott Courier; Webber & Ed wards have the contract to grade the spur of the P Ss E railroad to the site of the proposed Val Verde shelter. near the Bowers ranch, on the Agua Fria The spur will be one and one half miles long. Work will be com menced Monday next.
 Globe Belt. Charles s. Fleming, general manager of the Black Warrior Copper Co.,, informs Us that in conse- Quence of the discontinuance of ore shipments the force of miners at the Black Warrior has been laid off until the teaching works are completed, which the contractor promises will be within week.
 Graham Guardian: Returns from shipment of 9,264 pounds Of ore from the Laurel mine belongiug to Ander- son & Blom, netted the lessees s2ss. Another shipment of about i've tons from this same mine wiy net fully sloo per ton. A shipment of about seventeen tons from the Sam Houston, also owned by Anderson & Blom. netted a little over s525.
 Jerome Reporter: Ehrenburg, ou the Arizona side of the Colorado river, about sixty miles on an air line from Yuma, is looking up brightly. Rich dry placers have been discovered, and a large energetic camp has been es tabIished. Over $2 ,0n0. GOO was taken from the placers of this section some twenty-five or thirty years ago, and as much more will be taken out in the near future.
 Jerome Reporter: The Grand Reef mine, fourteen miles south of Casa Grande, has been surveyed, prepara- tory to its being patented. Over 1000 feet of development work has been done on the property within the past twelve years. A compressed air drill is pushing ahead the work at the rate of eleven feet per day. About forty men are employed. There is a large amount of ore on the dump
 Journal Miner Indications now are that Yavapal county will have not only one but two smelters, Other parties still are figuring on another smelter proposition, while Wicken- burp is also talktng smelter The
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-04

Office: News and Observer Building,
Fayetteville Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-04
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
Il was in a most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated pain continually in. back
and sides, no appetite gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric Bitters,
and to my great joy and surprise. the
first bottle made a decided improvement.
/ continued their use for three weeks,
and am now a well man. | know they
saved my life and robbed the grave of
another victim" No one should fail to
try them. Only so cents, guaranteed at
all Drug Stores.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-04
SPIRIT OF The PRESS.
FROM MIDNIGHT DARK NESS TO
NOON-DAY GLORY.
Champ Clark at Topeka.

Champ Clark at Topeka.
William j. Bryan, following the ex-
ample of his illustrious predecessors, will
be elected in 1900. reelected in 1901
and be followed by a long line of success
sors of his faith, my faith, your faith,
the peoples faith; for | have an abid
ing CONFIDENCE that if the American peo-
pie ever again get a taste of a genuine
Democratic administration they will like
it so well that. like Oliver Twist, they
will cry for more; for it must be remem-
bered that a man must be at least 80
years old TO have been born during Il
Democratic administration. and at least
90 to remember from his own expert
ence what was done then An entire
generation has grown up in this country
which has known nothing else of gov
eminent than is administered by Repub-
licans and Mugwumps A change from
that to a genuine Democratic admins
tration would be like going out of mid
night darkness into the glory of the
monday sunshine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-04
IT SHOULD GO TO WILMINGTON.

The news from Washington is that if
the Raleigh is permitted to come South
after its reception in New York. it will
probably come to Wilmington, the chief
facilities are ample. The Raleigh has
been to Southport, and any steamer or
war vessel that can cross the bar can
go to Wilmington.
The fame made by the Raleigh in the
glorious battle at Manila belongs to the
whole Republic, but inasmuch as it bore
the name of North Cardinals capital,
this city and State share in that glory
particularly. If Raleigh had a great
river, the Raleigh would be invited to
this city and given as great a reception
as the city of Baltimore will give the
Baltimore when it comes back 10
America. As that cannot be, the only
proper city to welcome the Raleigh is the
metropolis of the State, of which every
citizen of North Carolina is proud. 1t
enjoys unexcelled water facilities and
nowhere in this or any other country is
there more hospitable and patriotic
population. The people of the whole
State will journey to Wilmington to give
glad welcome to the Raleigh, and it is
earnestly hoped the Secretary of the
Navy will grant the request made by
the Wilmington delegation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-04
ATTEMPT TO BELITTLE BRYAN.

There appears to be well organized
effort all along the line of the goldbug
papers to belittle VIM. j. Bryan and the
Other leaders of the Democratic party
who believe as he does. This attempt is
not by any means confined to the Repub-
lican papers but, we regret to notice.
that some so-caled Democratic sheets
lend their influence to the common enemy
in their assaults on Mr.. Bryan and the
great party he represents. 1t matters
not what Mr.. Bryan may or may not do
this crowd stands ready to criticize and
misrepresent him, and it does seem that
they will stop at nothing and will stoop
to anything, to destroy him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-04
LOGIC.

Hotel Manager see you have given
our finest suite of rooms to a man
named Bilkins. Are You sure he can pay
the charges"
Clerk.-Yes, he's rich enough.
Manager.-How do you know?
Clerk.-He is old and ugly, and his
wife is young and pretty.-Tit Bits.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-04

Miss Helen Lewis is AN active candi-
date for superintendent of the water
works in Asheville. Dollars to dough-
nuts she would make the best officer
keep the germs out of the water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-22

Ri u@ nil ais
Eta DoNe : visiting Ter sister, Josie
Kane, a -arry-
N--. Nefie Hs--.ok. q south BlushiIl.
: he guest @: Mr.. Katie Johnson.
Mr.. Nancy Cray, Of North Bluehil. :
vi-iliug her sister. Mrs. sarah Her-ick.
william Robertson. j., and family have
returned from visit =. Granite last wee <.
Prentice Friend hzs teen confined TO
tns house hearty al winter ..ta heart
t-oC lie.
Isaac Doae = Al Sonezvit.e for a wee (
. more Il tne interest OF TIE Chase gran
Il company.
: H.Goa1 * N, agent 10. D. M-o-b5rDe'-
fam "a p5sg4euts, stopped a. -tHIDsn
Czu14g+'. Saturday mig nj.
Ms AHgse Czacsge hz= retgrne1 from
Sarta = seu I here she La oesn Al
a4.k o. ) s2@pH Carts.
{ 2 Dodge 5zzt II g. Herr=eks Hs
arriye1 irg2 -a3e> vie Monday. He :
suffering fr-r1 severe col1 sIc va. IN
abe . eoEE.
\ patty = r=as from ta.- ? ace attended
tAs drama Al Blaehi5s Friday uIzht gwen
= H. sons q ye.ersns. They reporI
: Inc entertainment.
Lite Horace Duly i having hard
time recos etlDg from an atiack % ty-
pm - FIz Egs LcCE gu
C9o-s since CHRISTMAS.
Frank Trancy carried Capt John kan=
sDd daughter Gertrude TO EalsNo-t L
ecDe-dss. here they took the train
e. their bone n Sorrento.
Al @e-e CAD 70 hear ne histle Of the
Catherine once more. she go; IN to lie
south z Uenii! BARI about O'Clock sat
u-csy night. Freight teams ~ere busy
;;H g
Irving and Gilbert Csncsge were in
Broo.-gi'ie Saturday. " niie here they
-olc ho--e snd fought COW. Irving
has the Rivers de colt known s. Lady"
he got her Il h.rsm Eaton. oi oeog @IcE.
Tr.4 + -o,si.Is -ts-+ Gid not get through
! Cs-cz2. OCT 80. ~Ggeics -isge c~Eu
cre-p9ns b-yazu .t.e drIft- about tour
o'c5ock II tn- st,-rtsooH. sno f,ehlnc
q M ex->s4g- Dris-r Ru-f Dofity. We'd
ne,csy 70. George arc Free Aiien acre
oat vita lutlr three horse team break z
roac- Tor the greater part Of the day.
-@Feral feet Of $40. are reported IA tue
WOODS.
Feo. 70. W.
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mtotGi.
N->-~e-- -~-~-N-~-o ~-s-@0@--s-
100000 GIVEN AWAY.

b special and particular ar-an genen.
with tne manufacturers of Dr.. David
Kennecy's FaTo-ite Remedy. free tyial
bottles Of this great medicine for the Kid
aeyz l rs Bladder and Blood. Rheuua-
tan, Dyspepsia and Constipation will u
sent Absolutely t-ee, postpaid. 10 all per
>ous suffering FROM any Of The diseases
1en-io1e1 zocTs who viii send thei- fuu
aaus z2c po=s-o1ies address 10 the DR.
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION,
Roncc-t. \. Y. providing they mention
the E--sxoRTE AMERICAN when they
vrise
\ vsry simple tzst 20 determine whether
your I -cneys or Bladder are diseased / %
put ss-5= 4 yoQ- urine n glass LIZ bier
and u Z; -taad - hours; Il il has = sedi-
neIt c, clcady, ropy or stringy APPEAR
ance- &. = pale Or diseoiorsd. you 90 no.
Rs@d physician 70 tell you that you are II
czUzz-cu- condition. Dr. David Ken
nsdyz- Fz7o-Ite Remedy speedily cures
sucA serious syn tO-s a. pa.u u The
hsck. aDst-l4-y 70 hold urine burning.
scsic - 2 n PASSING Il, tres 1ent desire
70 u-4-z-e e=peelally al nigat- The staining
Of linn ~ .oGr urine ana all unpleasant
and c. ,---1s Effects prod uced On the sys-
ZEN - = z-e y whiskey and b@e--
2! .ez-.hiLg investigation : was
tou4- al q r = per cent Of Ihs people
who -@1- FOR 4 sample bottle were 20 much
oene1zs- o. IL 1-e tEa- they purchased
large s-z=1 gctrie Of their druggist. " h2ch
4 Ls1-- -z-e- cured ITEM. " hIIs II some
Za-s lH-tanf-@s ii 800. a. many a. TW0 Or
eTen three Oottlss 20 eject z permanent
core
DR. DsTid Kennsdr's Fzvori1e Remedy
= solo p, 3 al druggists a. 2 o. for large
DoEE4s- x 1-1stlee for 3 %.
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BrookIln

BrookIlu
The correspondent has had to take his
turn I'm doors" the past week, not a.
Burns said, nursing his wrath to keep
It warm, but nursing he grip and trying
to keep warm.
Mrs. Dora Eaton, who was injured by
car N Boston few weeks ago died from
the effects of the injury. Her remains
were brought home Saturday. She leaves
husband. two daughters and a son.
Mrs. Eaton viii be missed By the entire
community. She was an active worker IN
all the societies for improvement end
interested mem Der of the church. Funer-
al Monday at the Baptist church.
rep. 70. G. 3. A.
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= 81 sullivan.
Dr.. W. L Haskell has dne new horse.
Everett March i home from Vermont
toy vacation.
c Il Abooli was confined TO his room
~ Illness last week.
Miss Edna HsYey returned Sunday from
: F5sit = Goaidzooro.
The local dramatic club played to Z good
audience Friday eTening.
Carrie Blaisdeu, of East Franklin, VA.
in town few days last week.
The masonic lodge held 2 special meet
ing FEi1sy evening 10 Work the third de-
gre.
Bradbury Smiths windmill and Mrs.
Anna >srgenf's patent clot besline were
wrecked Il Mondays gale.
Misses Lillian Foss and Alma Crabtree
attended the drama Friday evening and
remained vi b friends over Sunday.
West Sullivan people have not enjoyed
z day Of fne shedding this winter. Last
wee ( : torn left the town road in very
Dad shape.
Mrs Sara :. Abbott returned to her
home Monday from Prospect Harbor.
Misses Emma and Carrie Vose accom-
panied her.
As the annual town meeting draws near
the citizens are discussing the topics
that will be presented for them 10 decide
upon Harvey NJ. Ash has been men
toned as proper candidate for superin-
tendent OF schools. Besides being a
teacher, and a former student OF the
Casrine normal school. Mr. Ash is other
wise well qualified for the position. and
Atwood l. Bunker is the man.
Feb Do q
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surry.
Levi T. Carlisle is confined to the house
Wit b a severely cut foot.
Miss Anna Roberts, OF Arson. no has
been visiting friends in Surry, went home
Saturday.
Rev. H. NJ. Moore received the sad news
OF the death of his brother who resides in
New Brunswick, Friday. He died Feb.
ID, of the grip.
Rev. H. M. Moore and J. E. Gott at
tended the Riyeryiew local union of
Christian Endeavor at Franklin Thurs
day, and report good meeting.
A barn on the West Surry road owned
by Levi T. Carlisle vas hn-.eS s.-i.=. L
blizzard Tuesday morning. While Mr.
Cariisie's sons were trying to close the
barn doors. which had blown open, their
lantern was smas he'd. sending the burn
ing kerosene into the hay. The high
WIND made il impossible to extinguish
the flames. Two horses and a COW were
rescued with difficulty. A large quantity
OF hay, farming tools, carriages, etc.
were burned. There was a small insur-
ance on the barn and contents.
Feb, % n
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EUGENE.

North Biaehiii.
Mrs. H. :. Wardweli i quite Ill.
P. J. Grindle, 10 has been IL. : in
proving.
Mrs. <. :. Haskell and little daughter
Cors are i'll with The grip.
Mrs. Hamilton Dodge spent few days
o' last week visiting relatives here.
Benjamin Howard. an old and respect ed
citizen, d.ed Aoncsy, FEB. 3. OF para
ysi-.
Miss Addie A. Leseh. * no : attending
Ca-tlne normal school, spent Saturday
ana Sunday wiki her parents.
Feb. p. W
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COUNTY NEWS.
Fv- saa.tae.si oe~..g ye.rs .et osAe- page.

>tonIngtos-
Ms~s Lossse Thurlow arrived home
Thursday.
Mr.. EIsood Griudie was in Rocklsud
Saturday.
Dr.. Hart. dentist, !. stopping al the
Ooes Nse~ for q tew weess.
R.iyb BuckmiuSter. Of Oceanville, Is
visiting hi- sister, Mr.. z. L. Seob.
Several from here attended the concert
Al o1eaayilie Fricsy. \ good time re
ported.
Z Alien Greea ass been attending TO
he a1s9s- 10 the custom house IL tie
.t-enes 9. Gsa.es Beck.
The select men met on Thursday, Friday
snd saturday - settle the town business
aud . o~e ~ tbetE book Tor the past
year.
Schools closed Fffasy. after successful
TERMS q ten week. Ms. Parker. teacher
o. the Ers N uler school ! he past term, left
Saturday for home
Steamer Sebsscoaegan" made 3 bar
Dor 81 >EsBs leland during the storm
Il lz=t ws~k- The steamer Catherine"
TIED Up al Southwest Hsroor.
Steamer "Jaiistts" toxed the steamer
Gov. Bod we'll" TO Rocxlznd Sunday for
repairs. Steamer "VInsihaven" arrived
the same osy TO go on Gov Bod Wells"
roo (.
Frank Giliey. Of Southwest Hsrbor,
" 90 has been attending Snsw's business
college az Portland, stopped of here on
hl- asy home 10 yisig Il IS brof her, Clayton
GAley.
Schooner Gov. Bod well did not put in
az sppes-suce on Monday, some part Of
hs- machinery having broken while st
Swans Island. Steamer "JuIie.te" has
teen on her route since.
On Saturday drama entitled a Rival
by Request" wss presented in the town
hall, Der Lie, under the auspices OF the
Met bod 1T church. On Monday night /,
as repeated az the S104Ingson opera
house
FEB. D ECGESE.
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sound

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william Murphy : III.
Clarence Higgins = coaFa leseent
Mrs. Hiram Ire sorgy, q >Grry, = vs.
ting her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Richard
son.
Mrs (. {. ingalls,, o: North Orlsnd, :
visiting Der sister, Mrs. Ade' ne Richard
son.
Mrs. Henry Biektord and children. Of
Southwest Hsrbor, are visiting her sister,
Ms. Perry Sargent.
FEB. 20 B.
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COUNTY NEWS.


seal Cove
". J. Harper and Capt J. 5 Powers
have laid in their yaa-s supply Of ics-
Most Of tbs victims Of the grip are con-
yslescing Mr. Harlan Murphy i recoy
ering from dange-ou. Illness
4. j. Carver was o-lged 10 resign his
position in the scaoo. owing 10 poor
health The position Has filled By Miss
Myrs Powers
North seal Core school. Miss My-a
Powers. teacher. and South seal Core,
Mr. Florence Ooer. tsac her, viii close in
about fwo weeks
Mrs J. ; Powers. Miss Myra Powers
and ALERT Ooer attended the loca.
union o. Christian Endeayor al Nj
Desert Saturday.
Maine" DAY was Observed in South Sal
Cove school By appropriate exercises.
Miss Vida >tauaeg gzFe a me recitation.
several little girls sang appropriate songs,
and reading by Arfha- Runill closed tee
short programme Owing 20 severe c1lds
pupils and teacher were unable 70 prepare
a more extended programme
FEB -. D.
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" est iSrooksyille.

West BrooksyiIle.
Capt Gershsm Farnhan went TO Ban
gor last week.
Mrs. Charles Davis viii move into the
red house, al the corner, in March.
Pearl g. Gott, who has been confined to
his bed since Decen Der, = slowly i'm
proving.
Cicie Farnham left for New York on
Saturday TO join the steamer Thomas
Walsh.
Miss Alice Green. who has passed the
winter at North Castine, returned home
Saturday.
Capt. Eben Davis has recently pur-
chased horse to replace the one be re-
Gently lost.
Mrs. Sarah L. Douglass, who has been
III Tor more than year, is very low. No
hope OF recovery Is entertained.
Feo. -. ToMSOS.