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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-03

Miss Florence Parker has returned
from Boston.
B. II. Davis Of East Barre, went to
Richford yesterday.
prindle & Avcrill has men working
at Graniteville today.
+. S. Bissell went to Brandon to.
day to remain with his brother.
The city assessors are making their
annual rounds for the appraisal of
property.
II. NJ. Dufur of Waterbury Center,
arrived in town yesterday and went to
Chelsea.
Come, father, mother. all, and see
the beautiful opcretta by l25 of our
own children.
Mrs. II. M. Tobin and daughter of
Swanton, is visiting her son-in-law
Charles r. Scott.
Don't forget to exchange your
tickets for Alice in Wonderland for
checks at the Red Cross pharmacy.
Mrs. A. j. Comolli has stored her
furniture here, and has gone to Con-
cord, N. H., to nurse her husband.
All kinds of cut flowers, and designs
a speciality. Telephone connection.
Emslie's green house. ID cow
David Joll is moving from the
Thomasi block, to rooms in the Cur
rier block vacated by Scott and Bal
lard.
The carpenters union received yes
terday afternoon from Montpelier a
load of furniture for their hall. Two
more loads are expected in few
days.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a special
examination will be held by it's post
office board of examiners in this city
May 2, 1900, commencing at 6 a.
M, for the positions of clerk and car
rier in the post Office in this city. For
application blank (Form l0D, full in
structions, specimen examination ques-
lions, and information relative to the
duties and salaries of the different po-
sitions, and the location of the cxami-
nation room, apply to the secretary of
the board of examiners at the post Of
flee in the city named above.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-03

If troubled with rheumatism. give
Chamberlain's Pain-Balm trial. 1t
will not cost you cent if it does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruises
in one-third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost
bites, quinsey, pains in the side and
chest, glandular and other swellings
are quickly cured by applying it.
Every bottle warranted. Price, .25 and
so cts. For sale by E. A. Drown & Co.,
Jun DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-03

Tbs Mayor and Aldermen Hold a
Business Session.


The regular meeting of the city
council, which occurs on the first
Monday Of every month was held last
night, all members and the usual
crowd of interested visitors being
present.
City Attorney Barney appeared for
the purpose of giving his opinion re.
garding certain bill of $1lS.50,
which the county jailor presented for
the board of Taylor c. Parker, who
was confined there on a close Jail eX-
ecution. 1t was Judge Barney's opin-
ion that if Parker has no property
then the city of Barre, under the pau
per law, would be holden for it. The
statute, however does provide that the
mans children are responsible for his
support as pauper. Mr.. Mckay
moved that the matter be left to the
city attorney, who shall report at the
next meeting in regard to the same.
The motion was carried.
The city clerk read for second
time the resolution calling for an ap.
preparation of $3.50 to r. B. Crandall
Post G. A. r. for Memorial day. 1t
was adopted.
j. w. Mcdonald rendered his resig-
nation as a member of the board of
health and it was accepted.
The reading of the city warrants
for the past months expense was de-
ferred IN as much as the temporary
loan had not yet been secured al
though the clerk thought it would be
by Tuesday night.
A communication was read from
Peter G. Lavery in. behalf of the resi-
dents of Farewell street asking that
some action be taken regarding the
city dump there, where it has been
the habit to throw the carcasses of
dead animals and other foul matter.
1t was referred to the street commit
tee and amended to include the board
Ofhealth.
Chief engineer N. D. Phelps of the
fire department was present to read
recommendation letter from the Fire
Insurance Underwriters association,
recommending more hydrants and also
more fire hose, and hook and ladder
truck. He stated that within two
months new adjustment of rates
will be made, SO that immediate action
is necessary or at least advisable.
The mayor suggested that it be left
to the chief engineer to investigate
regarding the matter of hydrants.
1t was voted to refer. it to the fire
committee, with the understanding
that they consult Mr.. Phelps. This
closed the council meeting and the
board of aldermen went into session.
J. Frank Perry was confirmed unan-
imously as fish and game warden on
the mayors appointment to sup
ply the vacancy made by the resigna-
tion of w. 9. Odds. The meeting
then adjourned and the mayor called
meeting Of the city council into ex-
ecutive session.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-03

We have received at this Office the
first copy of the Whittier News of
California. 1t is edited and publish
ed by w. A. Smith formerly of this
city. It's well printed, newsy sheet
and is up to date in every particular.
Its first issue contains paying
amount of advertising, and the city
in which 1t is published may well
congratulate itself upon having
such a first class newspaper. Mr..
Smith is we'll known mere in Barre as
hustling young business man, up
right and straightforward, and his
host of friends here wish him every
success in his new venture.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-03
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

/: N. Rosamond Of Bristol, vt. is
in the city.
Walter Perkins is on the sick list
suffering with pneumonia.
Byron Smith returned last night
from visit in St. Adams.
Mrs. o. +. Philbrick is visiting her
parents in Corinth for a few days.
Bert Dobbs has moved to the corner
of Park St., and Eastern Avenue.
Mrs. E. E. Williams who has been
i'll threatened with pneumonia is now
improving.
Fred Richardson resumed work YES
terday for Prindle & Averill after a
few days vacation.
j. W. Holton returned last night
from Springfield, Mass, where he has
been for a few days.
II. j. Smith has recovered from his
recent illness SO as to be able to re-
sumo his labors at the City Market.
DIR. d. j. Smith moved his office
yesterday from the Eastman building
to rooms in the new Miles granite
block.
Mrs. Hattie Colby left this morn.
ing for Springfield, Mass, where she
will remain with relatives until after
Easter.
Charles Harmon returned this morn
ing from Scotland, where he has been
spending the winter. He will remain
here.
Mrs. James Rice of Willlamstown
was in the city this morning on her
way to Worcester to visit her parents
for few days.
Janitor Jones found a childs gold
ring in the opera house Saturday
evening. Mr.. Jones will return same
on proving property.
Clarence Worthen, L. D. Bcckley
and Earl Parker returned this morning
to the U. V. M, after spending
weeks vacation in the city.
Z. S. Bissell left this morning on a
trip to Boston where he will remain
for few days before going to his
brothers home in Brandon to reside.
There were about 25 couples present
at the dance given by Prof. Gilmore in
Miles hall last night. The next
dance will be held next week Wednes-
day evening.
w. H. Gladding went to Derby
Line this morning to attend the fun
eral of the late Austin r. Foster.
Mrs. Gladding was unable to 90 on &C.
count of illness.
The N. E. o. p. will hold it's regu.
lar meeting tomorrow night when
it is expected that several new men,
berS will be initiated and that new
maple sugar will be served.
The case of Frank Yatter VS.. Alex
Patten of East Barre, was tried before
Judge Boyce in city court Yesterday
afternoon by jury. A. A. Sargent
appeared for the plaintiff and M. M.
Gordon for the defense. A judg-
ment Of SIS and costs of suit was rem
dered in favor of the plaintiff.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
NitWtnter MuSnerfattf non
5WSncn 0MtWaarctt.

Bon ieBt an muB ieoer 0ul in bie=
fem Departement raid perfauft tueroen,
um plaB fir lelttaas,uaaren gu ma.
den. 9lle Bsridte bon paris uno
Stem Oort uuroen in YeSua auf ieoes
Muiter senan in griuaeung eesosen.
Die preiie, 3u tuelden Die fdone Aus=
wobl auspertauft tuirb, betrd9t nur
unscfdbr Die 9dlfte oes friberen prei-
les. 9iite, Die fiji, $l.50 biz $3.50
bertauft wnroen, iperoen jebt fur 50
Gents pertauIt.
Diite, Die mir fir $500 Bis 400
Fbertauften, pertaufen mir jebt fur
$l.98.
0ute nit fh6nen 9afft gdnoern.
friiber bertauft fir IS, Z, uno 9, fir
500.
Diite nit fb6nen 9aift gdnbern,
friiber berfauft fiir $l2. 16 lino %,
fir $1,000.
SIN 9roBen @tore bon
9. 6. nrfer.
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9fr 0entifbe Bssbadttr.
9pule 1eIepbnne 30. 355.

sss pstlaaslstis. 20. Hsssmbsr 1900.
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Bolivar.
26. 92pp. 1900.

~. JtUu. lSOO.
Wertber 8epbahtsr !!
9m Greitaa. 90. Nopember, ipurbe
auf benz bieiiaen fatboliibsn &irbbof
SDbn peter Sab CUR leBien Gube be-
itattet. Ser 8erherbene nor aus bem
Giiab aebiirtia uno mobnte in Der 9id=
he bon 3Oar @tation /; er erreidte elm
Nlter BON SO Sabren.
Ser cine lPeife BON bier pobnenoe
Jarmer Gbriitian Maurer muBte lid
lebte gnOde elmer Nlinooarm.Spera=
tion unterSieben uno ma1t feline Genes
funs erfreulihen Gortgang.
Sen gbeleuten gbriliian Sizes tpuroe
cine Sohter asboren.
Gas sfpei Nohen alte 5o1terlein
Der gbeleute Seile Yeopsls nuroe am
lebten Donnerfas beeroist.
eSn benz Griminalprossiie Qeaen 2e-
lpis Nenar3 paren piele 3euaen bon
bier nod bem gpurtbaus in Nem pbi=
laoelpbia citirt. ood fam Die Sahe niht
our Werbanolune, oa Der Wn9etlaate
ourhbrannte. Oerlelbe bat betannt.
lih Dor mebreren Monaten in b6smilli.
ger abiidt ourd oas Shaufeniter bon
0errn S. 6. 0elipid seidoiien uno
tpuroe ar9 bes 9ragens perboraener
Waffen beihuloi9t. Sein Bruoer. Der
fir ibn Biiraldaft geleitet. mub nun
oielelbe be5ablen.
/ Yaltor 0artrnann bon Bon Meri
miro in Der ndditen Wohe bieber sie=
ben.. u,n oas paiiorat in oer bieligen
oeutld=eoangelifAen Stride gu iiber-
nebmen. II
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@crid,tSberDamDInnSem.

Sohn Gibenlaub 9egen Mllen Qart-
line. Samuel Nobinion ipuroe 3,inl
Malienbermalter ernonnt.
Nearaaret u. Did geaen 5bomosl
Garruthers. Nuf Soften oes ylnae-
iia9ten perihoben.
philip Qannsf. Aominilrafor Der
0interlaiIenldalt beg perliorbenen Sac.
SAua. aeasn Lis 3. 6. g. s. ct. s..
gilenbobn. Dem Gldaer spuroen
$4,000 3uaeiproben.
Ybillene Mpers oeqen Burr Rail-.
Nuf Soften Der Gldaerin fallen 9elai-
len.
2ate 8. YeiBef seaen Soeob Yeibel.
4ui Soften Der Gldserin faatnaelaI-
len.
8eorge 9ole. aominiifrator, aeoen
Minnie giirtel II. u. VeigeIeot mo
Soften besablt.
Mm. 8eiiin9er aeeen Marp s. .Bei=
finger. Gbeiheiouna beiuil!i9t.
Ma9oalena Riosmap aeaen Geo. 90.
ehneioer. gertauf beltdtigt.
Marp 0ariff es9en 9lnna 9anlon.
Ger Glagerin wuroen $768 3useipro=
den.
Barbara yoii II. u. eesen yena
Geifert IL. u. 5beiluna angeornnet.
@liSa Gorns aeeen Geu. Gorns.
Ter Rldgerin muroe Die nabeeIubte
gbeideioun9 betpilliet uno ibr Die Nuf-
lidt iiber bic Ginoer iibsrtraeen uno
bat i6r Der Mngeila9te aub Mliments
i'm gstra9e BON $3.50 5u besablsn.
5bomas u. 2attD bon ubrihspille
unO 9bomas Wri9bt BON GenniIon
muroen ernannt, UNI nit Dem Staats.
anmalt oen Yeri1t Der gountp Cons
millionaire fir oGs nit Gem |. Sept.
1900 elloence Sabr gu priifen.
Sugb MsnO!o, oes @lnbrubs auge-
tiaat, tuuroe IUulois geiunoen.
suf cine iueitere Glase tpeaen Gan=
tas betannte lid Mrnolo ibuloia. 9ar-
peD Gibbs pon Canal Ipper bate leb=
ten CONNER einem 6remoen erlaubt,
nit i6m 81 fabren, ,uoraIi oieler Gen
Gibbs anpadte, i'm um $40 beraubie
uno enttam. gm ndlnliben MbenD
marc in 8rtenlee's Store in llbrihs=
uille einaebrobeil, Nrnnlo luuroe Der=
laftet uno bon Gibbs aIs oerienige er=
fannt, Der ihn beraubt bate.
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6eHorten.

Mm %. Mop. in Neip pbilaoelpbia
Dpiabl Qurf. Der Is Msonaie alter
Gnaben Don @baries 8. 0urlt, an
elmer 2unaenensiinouna.
glm "a. geop. in gsep philabelpbin
peter Gid, i'm Utter pon 49 Sobren.
nod ioneer lehlperer 3rantbeit, an
elmer Tsrsr6beruna Der aebsr. Dtl
0eritprbene mar bier aeboren uno bal
INNER bier aeuobnt. Gr binterldbl
cine tranernoe Wittne uno einen 6ohn.
nno nit b,eisn trausrn cine bohbetasts
Muiter uno mebrer G)eihwiner I'M
ben Gieratidieoen.
Mm 25. 9lop. am @oibea Diisel
sSrau Sobn Carpenter i'm Mlter BON II
Sabren. Eie Neritorbene binterldbi
ihrem Gatten eiR Rino nlfr einige 5ag,
alt.
Nm Is. 9looember in 9enniIor
Sbeppore Shomas i'm gllter BON 81
Sabren an elmer Ylinooarmentsiinoung
Ser Geritorbene binterlGBt cine tral
ernbe Wittpe nit afpei Ginoern.
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Scr gr6Bte Yorratb tuertb.
pouer id1,uarser Seioc, oen
ivir ttodl lie ataeboten.

unier Rdufer in Nep Dorf fbidte
uns 400 Daros ih,paraen 5alit uno
OuheB Seioe. Die er bel benz tiirsliden
aroBen 8ertauf bon esioe ein9etauit
bat.
@dwarser Safft, reaelmdBiger preis
80 Gents, miro pertauit fir As.
Shuar5er 9afft. q 3oa brett. re.
aelmaBioer preis $1.00, miro perfauit
fir SO Gents.
sduar3er Safft, 81 3oa brett.
re9elmdb,aer preis $l.25. fpirb Der.
fanft fur 80 Gents.
Sbwar3e GudeB Seioe. 27 3ol
brett ,reaelmdBleer Yreis $l.0O. miro
Dertauft fir SO Gents.
Ghmar3e DudeB eeibe. 81 3ol
brett. reeelndbiaer preis s1.25, miro
Oerfauft fur 80 Gents.
Gduar5e EubeB Geibe. 81 3ol
brett, reaelmdDiaer Breis $1.5O, miro
periauft fir $l.25.
Sm groBen Store.
6. g. urfer.
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e. u. Gearborff g. M.

Gumm= uno Ssilsltiefel immer
ain billieiten BEL Yurrp's.
- Galbleoerne S6ube fir Wdnner,
nit aalblsoer aefittert,- elm mariner
Winterlbube bel 8urrD's.
Weaen @obnunesdnoeruna 1T
cine adtjd6rige, gut eebaute stute.
superldilis fir 6amiliensebraud, TO-
pie ein Suaap uno glatTorm gprina-
masen fir Elm Doer smei pfcroe billia
Su perfsufen. Ndhere QustunIt BEL
$. o. Weumann,
703 GaD st., Nsp philadelphia, 8.
81
3ur gsquemlidtsit Der Geiertass.
aasfliigler miro Die @lepelano. 2orain
& Wbeelina gilenbabn 60. am 22..
49,, a., 25. unb 81. 9eSsmber 1900
uno am l. Sanuar 1901 grtu.lions-
9idets 81 reousirten prsilsn perfaufen;
aiiltis our &ildfabrt bis am 2. Sanuar
1901. so
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Wer,tiii6teS.
Wemiitbte 4ometIh00r ghepints

Bsnaiints aolnetlbaar gbebiois,
.ounfetblau. braun. tlon unb orau,
81 3o0 lpeit, 81 per Daro. Burrp.
Gas mag elm ienht-fr6blines er.
fies Sabr oes 3,pan3iolien sSabrbnn.
Oerts eeben. gBe in europa 10 lit
.anh hier3ulanoe Die gDeinerute al1ns
3eno ausaefallm ul,o iol in California
allein 3uousig Millionen Wdllcnen II.
9eben boben.
Forty Seven Eleven Geifen
bic biibldelten 3Diletlen Geifen, Scots.
Die 5h0htsl. HMrrD.
pennIplOaniide Raleaber fur oas
Sabr 1901 bel Dpes & &Raoerlp.l
2Stt
Gn9laro's MItport ouT Die eda.
oeneriaBanlpriiAe Der aus 1ransbaal
sausaepieienen Eeutlhen lit iebt erfolgt.
9ie engliihe Hegierllng bat lib bereit
ertldrt. ben Nasaeipieienen ibren biret-
ten Werluit an Dab uno Wut su erleben,
1T jeooh anf tpeitere Goroerungen nidt
ein9eaangen.
Sept uniere emailirten Damens
Sbube 3u 800 uno 400 oieri9-
tisen Sbuhs- fir Nsintermetter.
8nrrD.
= Sic grhaltung Der 3othbdute in
DEN Ser. etuaten toltst uns in oieiem
Gistaljabr $l0.l75, l07, mas aber i'm
Wer9leih gu ben Soften Der unterlper=
Jung Der Gelbhaute auI ben phllippi.
nen nod als llnselnein billlg 81 betrab=
ten lit.
Gommt 81, unierem 5bubIfore
iiir Die belten Waaren mir baben nur
Das bette. BurrD.
y Sn leinem geribt nennt General
MacArtbur Die Di!iplnos ein intelligen.
tes. oHtnberslges uno lbaieglames
0ulf. @ouperneur Nooieuelt. Der lie
nibt tennt, bergleibt lie nit Npahes
uno yogers. Sn oieiem Sole weiB
wpbl Seoermanu. mem er Wlauben
lbenten lou.
- gmailirte Wdnnerlbuls bon tD-
nigllber Aualitdt fir $3.50 bel
Burrp's.
= Sffi;iere ber alliirten Mrmee IN
Gbina iolen in ben Ar1ipen in petina
0anoibriften aufgelunoen baben. Die
unslpeiielbaft bsmeilen. oaB 9lmerita
I'M Sabre 499 D. gDr. Don Den 9blne-
len ellOedt uno tbeilDeife belieoeli
mur0e.
9irlhleoerne SamenIhube. nit
GalbleOer seiilttert. bei Yurrp's.
= Gie ginseborensn auf 0awail
fennsn tpeber oas 5teblen nod oas
Yetteln. Wsnn aber erlt Die 0taldi-
nen=politit bel linen eim9eiiibrt lit,
luerssu iie srlteres baio lDsbaben uno
Das Yetteln UNI Aemter tommt BON
ielber.
4 - Cine pollltdnei9e Musmahl bon
,parm 9eiiitterten GiIa=pantoifein bel
Nurrps.
Hamenibule t6niglider auali'
t6t t6nnen in lsoer MOoe uno bon jeoer
art 2eoer beaosen peroen bel
Burrp's.
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sr9cnD ct,uas
gpe3ielle6
ieoe Wode; besbaIb besablt es 1id i'm.
lner, gnrnii oe's Nn3eisen
al beadten.
epesienes fir sieie aBoe5e !:

Spesieaes fir sieie asoebe:
9eden Sn 53c bog Yaar. fpertb CSC.
Gellfterfe 9anoid1ube r Mdnner sn 23c, ipertb S5e
Comforts an 9sr., tuertb $i25
@ootHen!unaren. yergebt ni6bt bah mir Gut an ei.
rem neuen put etpa bic pdlite fporen fbnueil.
yin nener 9IoBer 9e@sen init iebS 0edeln Elm Drofts
itiid mertb $4,000. 4Dtr perf0ufeu Dieien Qnhnss, !,
iiir s29.00. Wenn Jbr e.nen Horootn ipnfIf fn
tant oisitn aod'ofen; mir bnbsn HnS ben einsn an
Wir haben aud enen tereits aebrausbten oros.n a..
p6bnIi1en Dfen far $500. sADbs" se'
opt J9r 9ftDuBt oaB iuir bic erDbte Austpofl BON
Mattstleteern ane Gtrumtj9aaren ii 6er yGfnnf
merea g. ano nniere @aarsH nnb Yrefe fn6 in.
Ieppidt sn sOf. ptr Dorb, uertt 45<.
at.sH gu aSs nno a per Dars. iDertb 25< nab 3.
Menn Sbr einen Horooin mont. IS
rihtet gure Au9en immer auf ,,niere
51aufenitsr.
@ebt a3t auf linieren qrosen eb.
5iol.B .Berfduf nd3Re @odbe, bonn DON.
i.srlfaa. ben 22., bis Monta9, sen 26.
Nobember.
eine Gr09t, i'm barber ,lodauoe1s
isll !: Wtr Devtauft aBaaren bilIiQtr ats
'ssr,aJtnr's
DEPARTMENT. STORE.
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aaierei biaia ~ pertapfen. !.

Cine Rdlerei in 6tart gountp, mite
ten in eineni Diftritt. mo biel Bieb3u4t
aetrifben miro. iff billig ~ berfaufen.
Die Rdftrei bat Oampfbetrieb nit elmer
9dmpfnlaihine bon s pferbeirdftsn.
ei1len Rdsttiiel, Der 2400 pfunb faBt,
ben befm QdsielIsr III Dbio uno cine
bonfdn0i9e ginri9tun9 CUR 6abrila.
tion bon Qds, baju siiiti1 onisn 9rans-
porim00en NIT einfa6etit unb boppel.
tenn pftrot0d6irr. 81 Der Qdierei
9tb0rea eitl Mobnbaus, cine G9tune,
Gin bibi6tr @arten uno Elm 9lder QanO.
Dos Mobn6aus III m6blirt anb lpiro
nuf Wanin nit ben MQ6btln rtrfouft.
6ilr n1bere sMnsfnnft iptnbs man ii9
an 3, Is te bfr.
1872 WuIberrp 81. Buffalo, 9l. 3. SO
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Neiratbsb e,utatgmmgen.

9arrp 9. Msltfall. Nslu yorf 9lnne
gnaliIb. Nem 4bilabelpbia.
Spbn 8. garclap - 9ettie s. aPoobp
beioe bon Oennifon.
Dnab 0unter EapioIon. llbribspile-
Dora Qlliee 2ino. 8ig @enb.
Wm. Gerr = Walinoa 9aspsr, beiot
bon Canal Ooper.
Wm. 8. Geib = Gittoia Dian Morris,
bette ron Canal Sober.
Gpp s. Noyinan. Nep Rbilabelpbia-
9tana Mi3er, gafersoille.
Wn. 8eiIinaer = Cora Cpinas, beioe
bon Canal Sober.
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Notta.

Sem bel ben anberen Gei1dItsleuten
ibliben 8ebrauh nahtOmmeno. iper=
ben Die BroeerD.Stores in 9ietD pbila=
belpbia Hbom l. Heaember 1900 On,
ausgenbmmen WsOntaes uno Sums.
taas. I'm z ubr glbenbs 9eidloher1
meroen.
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WstcfGiHe.

Sir Die lrl "a. 9iop. enbenoe Wode
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Letter from Dan. Morgan.

RETURN, March 12.-Who is car
ing anything about free silver if cot
ton will stay up to ten cents?
1t is rumored that they will com
mencc regular work on the Seneca
Cotton Mill about the first of May.
Oakway AID Richland are not going
to be left. Mr.. l.. a Edwards and
others say they must have a cotton
mill ut or near Oakway, and Mr.. J.
p. Stribling, one Of Richland's encr-
gctic farmers, says they are going to
have one at Richlamd.
Wouldn't it be nice if we had a
small cotton mill in every commu-
nifty, and the latest improved ginncry
added to each mill2 This would
give each community market at
home for its poultry, vegetables,
etc.
Our people are still discussing the
road law and there are a great many
that seem not TO know or understand
the amendment of Maj. $. u. Dendy.
We think its in better shape, or
rather better proportioncd than ever.
Those Of us who prefer working,
work s hours more, making 10 hours
per day, and those of us who wish
to pay, can pay $. making i. cost us
% cents for every ten hours, and the
money must br spent in the town.
ship in which it is paid, and this law
goes into effect the first Of May. |
find a great many that acknowledge
that they know that this is the law,
but say that its of no benefit to us
this year, for the tax books will be
closed the first of May and will not
be opened until the first of October,
and we will have to work before
that time. They lose sight Of the
fact that we have q kind little treas
urcr, Mr.. j. Il. Kay. He will with
pleasure keep the office open during
the month Of May. The law don't
require him to keep it open, but if
we desire him to do 30, we vouch
that he will with pleasure make this
arrangement, and ha g it published,
so we will know what can be done.
Expect most Of you arc going to
work.
We notice that the present County
Board is relieved of rebuilding the
prathcr Bridge, as the law don't 90
into effect until January, 1901.
ID. J. MoRGAN.