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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12
If you want to buy state and
this fall Truax & Mclean will loan
you money to swing the deal.

Attorney Sinkler was here from Graf
ton in the. interest Of Walsh county
clients in Judge Kneeshaw's court last
week.
Blacksmith Girodat, OF Mt. Carmel. lie
numbered among the typhoid fever pa
tients being attended by DR.. Semple
this week.
II you want fun get the latest and best
that is passing this way. Diamond Bros.
big white minstrels at the Donovan Hall
next Saturday night.
E. Smith. Peterson, one of Park Rivers
lega! lights and lieutenant colonel on
the staff of Governor White, was in at
tendance at court last week.
Allan Mcdonald, Of Milton. is repre-
senting Cavalier county on the grand
jury at the term of U s. court, which
convened in Fargo on Tuesday.
I The vile sample OF coal oil sent out
nowadays is nuisance and annoyance
to the public. but is Ill KING good bust
ness for the Langdon Electric Light Co.
Mrs. A. H. Decks and family left Tues
day to again make their home in
Grand Forks, after holding down a Cava-
lier county homestead the past two
years..
Flumerfelt & Bucklin's store has been
getting into holiday drrss during the
week.. Their display and decorations are
right in line with what is to be found in
the big cities.
The Langdon Woman's Club has a
social day at its fortnjghtly meeting OF
next Tuesday, when number OF letters
from absent members form feature OF
the program. Mrs. Allan Pinkevton en-
tertains the club as hostess.
No delay in getting your money we
pay as soon as papers are signed. We
have plenty of money on hand for farm
|loans aad our rates and terms will save
you money. Alert. & Winter.
F The settling down Of cold winter
weather delights the dealer in stoves
and the old pioneer hardware firm OF
Mercer l. LAWN, claims to be enjoying
the largest business in its history.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12
We have inquiries every day for
snaps in Cavalier county land. If you
have anything to offer list it with us.
Truax & Mclean.

Among the important happenings OF
the week was the advancement al class
of fifteen Masons from Hannah who took
the degrees from the Blue Lodge of the
Ledge of Perfection. The initiatory work
started yesterday afternoon and con-
tinued with brief intermissions until an
early hour this morning
Don't fail to see the McNiyen Sisters
large display Of pictures in oils aud
water colors, sepia, crayon and pastel,
ranging from so cents to $4,000 Prices
to suit everybody. Also a large variety
of hand painted fancy work, the latest
and most artistic ideas in Xmas gifts.
Studio: In Sslter's building, one doos
south of Ahbey's store.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12
II costs you nothing to list
your land with Truax T. Mclean

f. 4. May Of Langdon, has purchased
the P. Walker Il Co. property on Depo,
avenue and will take possession January
2. Mr.. May will no doubt succeed 10
business az his predecessor has,
Churches Ferry Sun.
Agent Thos. Dunford is out to make
La record of holiday sales of the Singer
sewing machines and purchasers be-
tween now and January 1st can get big
reduction on any of the many patterns,
of this widely known household necessity.
The Chicago Store, at the old stand
and always giving satisfaction-enterf
into the holiday season with a
cemmendable businesslike all. that shows
the good taste of on old timer who is all
the while getting next to his share of the
best that's going.
In the substantials of life H. D. Par
sons, Of the -four and feed store, the year
round is found TO have as large and va.
ried stock to select from as the leading
brands of the staff of life affords in Il
etate that is renowned as being the
bread basket Of the whole world.
II you are troubled with chronic head
ache your physician cannot help you.
Nine chances out of ten it is due to re-
fractional error OF sight, and pair Of
glasses fitted by Optioian A. o. Void will
remove the cause and cure your head
ache permanently.
Editor johnson, of the Osnabrook In
dependent, stated Tuesday while IN tow,'
that his holiday number will be issu. d
Chrsistmas week It will be an edition
Of 5000 copies, and given wide circula
tion among prospective new settlers now
living in Iowa, Ohio, Indiana aud Hill
nols.
Chas. A. Morton, jr., of Morton p o,
Cavalier county, has sold his stock Of
goods and farm and will, after visiting
his mother and sister ID New Yors cit, l..
assume the management of the Morton
furm in Trail county, having purchased.
an interest i'll that property, comprising
seven sections. Forum.
A circular letter from G. NJ. Nall, dr.
ector of surveys ut the state agricultural
college gives the information that per-
sons having samples Of clay of economic
value for the manufacture OF pottery,
brick, cement, etc, product OF this state.
eau get tho same tested chemically an
practically. by applying to him for par
tiOuiars, how TO snip. etc.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12

Z
D. Falls spens yesterday with Lang
den friends.
Tie DaxooRAT is headquarters fer
auction sale bills.
Judge Kneeshaw opens special term
OF courtat Pembina on Monday Of next
week. H.
E.E. Rsrapaugh was up the line Mon.
day tpoking after business for tho Grand
Forks Herald. as
am closing out my line Of ladies,
children and misses eloaks at less than
cost. O. j. Kslly's.
Ifyou 6nd that reading is painful and
difficult get pair of sspy reading glasses
at Optieian A. O. Wold's.
Watch for the grand street parade Of
Diamoad Bros. big white minstrels At
noon on Saturday Of this week. -,
Dan sMsDougall hid sufficiently re-
covered from has illness Of typhoid fever
last Thursday to enable his being in town
Fred Wsgley and vie from Bottineau,
wore visitors with thetismily Of E. Chase
last week. returning home on Mondays
train. ss.,.
Joseph Graveline, one Of the old resi-
dents of Fremont spent most OF last week
here looking after legal matters in dis
trict court. &
We lead and the rsst follow in line.
The pace maker otV 10 cent cisars is
'n"lJunius Brutus' sommonly
called j. B.
Rev. E. P. johnson, who is doing mis-
sionary work throughout the state for the
American Bible sosiety,. spent part OF
the week here. I'LL. -,
Before making your wife Christmas
present don't fail to see @. J.. Kelly's new
line of useful ard up;to-date china. glass
and,crockery ware.
ALERT & Go are to the fore again this
season with the finest Of all lines of ju-
vsnile Christmas goods that delight the
prospective expectant possessors, .u., 3,
II. Dohman, who has been seriously i'll
for several weeks, was sufficiently re-
covered to enable his return home from
the hospital at Grand Forks last Satur-
day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12

Mrs. Neil Campbell, daughter of Mrs,
Sarah Hooey, came up from Park River
last week and is visiting at the family
home north of town.
Miss Lilly O'Brien is holding down a
position as typewriter and stenographer
in the office of City Attorney Geo. NJ.
Price.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be held in the Langdon chu rch at II
q. NJ, and at Dresden at 2:30 p. m. and
at Langdon at 1880 p. m. Rev. Dougan.
On Sunday Pastor Robertson will con-
duct services at Rosa Lake at IL a. m.
at Myers at 80 p. m.. and in the Langdon
Baptist church at 7:3O p. N. Subject,
"The Ability to Finish the Work Begun
Next Saturday afternoon, commencing
at two o'clock, tho Perseverance, Club of
the Presby terian church intend holding
sale at DIR. Smiths dental parlors,
where they will have fine display OF
fancy and useful articles. Home made
candy will be one OF the features of the
sale. The clubs object is to raise money
to aid in building the new Presbyterian
church next spring. They are anxious
to have as many as possible call and see
what they they have to sell.
Last Sunday was red letter day with
the Baptists at Stillwell, beng the ocea-
sion of the dedication of their new
church. The services we're held in the
afternoon and the usual congregation
at that place was largely augmented by
the attendance OF many from this city.
as we'll as others from a considerable
distance. The dedication sermon was
preached by Rev. A. F. Newcomb, OF
Grafton. This was followed by power
full appeal made by Rev. E. P. johnson
for the amount necessary to clear the
church of all debt. The congregation
responded nobly, and the buif'a1ng, watch
cost about $1,000, was opened as place
of public worship, free from any financial
,ncumberance. At the close a. formal
dedicatory prayer was offered by the pas
tor, Rev. T. 81. Robertson. The opening
of the new church is quite an important
event in the history of Stillwell, and the
completion of the work begun months
ago entities Rev. Robertson and his Still
we'll congregation to unstinted praise for
what they have accomplished
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12
websrs cigars mean quality.
Gordon 4 Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

w. ]. .Fahey aud wife aud Mrs. VIM
Haverty returned home from their South
Dakota trip Tuesday.
Have yeu seen the latest patterns in
fancy silk striped flannels for shirt
waists at G. J.. Kel!y's.
Druggist r. T. Burke was out again
Friday for the first time since his threat
ened attack Of fever.
$500 for anything but long stripped
Havana" found la Ferris & O'Grady's
\" Refund" Sc cigar.
The return engagement Of Cosgrove'a
Orchestra Co., is dated for Tuesday Of
next week at the Donovan Hall.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12
Gordon e. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Ifyour loan has run five years and is
now payable, c.ll and see US, we will
make you renewal or new loan that
you may pay at any time at cheapest
rates, ALERT & Winter.
Jerry Frawley, one of the most oele.
bratsd newspaper men in North Dakota,
was visitor in this city Thursday. He
was enroute to Osnabrock, to look after
his interests in that place.-Larirnor
Pioneer. - Ss Is
Jos. q. McComb has, during the week,
placed new sign over the front sof his
blacksmith shop, which attracts iew Gus.
toners to the old stand, where fora good
many years he has given, satisfaction to
all corners.
Weather Prophet Foster has the COM
nag week to open with warmer weather
with warm wave due to arrive on the
18th. During the holidays that imme.
diately follow he. has fairly tolerable
weather predicted. as
The Black Bros, and their father, who
recently disposed Of their land and farm
stock at StllwilI. left Saturday by way OF
Morden, Man., for Melbourn, Australia.
Their half section of land it is under
stood was bought by w. L. Drury.
The Baptist congregation at Rosa Lake
give box social and entertainment at
the school house ont there next Tuesday
evening, the proceeds of which will be
devoted to defraying the expense lately
incurred by the building Of a shed to
Anything you want in the furniture line
from the kitchen to. the parlor or from a
cradle to a easket i now in stock at the
new quarters of A. F Gardner exclusive
furniture store. Two more car loads th1s
week makes his new stock one OF the
centers of attraction,
The old established Headquarters
Store, where since the town first started
J B. Boyd has been known to keep no.
thing but the best, fluids this the busiest
season yet and with force Of a dozen
clerks is looking after steady stream of
customers. impatiently awaiting their
turn to be waited on.
Langdon's commercial club, organized
only this fall, is not doing much talking
but have got down to solid business on
the question OF desirable immigration
aud matters tot general interest to the
city. The results: of the work that the
members are now engaged in will show
to the public good results with the open
ing of spring.
A. l.. Perry, who plays a leading hand
in the wheat campaign at Wales, was a
visitor among Langdon friends Tuesday
and had enough left after paying lot of
taxes On his western Cavalier county
land 10 get year ahead on the DKMo-
Graf. He estimates the grain shipments
at Wales have already better than
reached the 25O,0 900 buehel mark.
The arrival OF son ia announced as
having occurred Monday morning at
the home Of Jno. l.. Rebertson. The
statistios Of the household of our ex.
county treasure or show group Of young
Robertsons' consisting Of six boys and
five girls. Mrs. Robertson and the now
arrival are doing nicely aad the daddy of
Of 'sm all has the same genial smile that
was noted 'steen years ago when No.
put ia an appearance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
The calendar season is on.

The calendar season 10 on.
Everyone can have bank accountnow
-snowbank. =!
The school report shows an enrolment
of27O pupils against 246 last month.
"Strictly on the bum" oil fur
nished by the Standard Oil Company.
This weeks snow has spoiled skating
but will nuke good sleiRhing. ~.
Court week makes prosperous time
for Lam don'e oyererowded hotels.
Wheat took slump of two cents a
buehel on the local market Tuesday.
The sessions Of district court the past
week have brought many visitors to
The city.
A DEMOCRAT want ad is one of the
= ost profitable Investments for the
money expended.
Big increases may be looked for in the
attendance at all the Sunday schools
from now until after Christmas.
There has been little or no sunshine
lately-nothing but sloudy days and light
snow falls since Thanksgiving.
There's big sale Of seats for Diamond
Bros, big white minstrel performance
Saturday night at the Donovan Hall.
Masons at Park River dedicate their
new Masonic Hall on the 9th, when the
ceremonies will be unusually elaborate
Public school close Friday of next
week, until afsr> the b olidays-so every
one except parents-cap enjoy = vacation
of two weeks.
Five cents Of raise in the price OF
wheat within the past three weeks has
made farmers anxious to rush their crop
onto the market.
Osnabrock looks for great growth
next spring, From the ashes OF its fire
Of a week ago will rise several fine brick
blocks in the; spring. ..
Figures furnished by parties who suf-
lered loss at the Osnabrock fire the first
Of the month place the total loss at $685.
ESQ with insurance paid on same amount
ing to. $19,125.
In letter to Langdon friends from
Everett, Wash. recently, M. H. Murphy
states that the only attraction that the
country has to offer is it's climate. 1t Is
not to be compared with North Dakota
from a business standpoint. or in fact
from any other.
Those of the DEMOCRAT readers going
east for the winter can have the paper
forwarded to any place desired by drop
ping a postal card stating when they
desire the change made in their address.
There is no time at which home paper
lie so thoroughly appreciated as when one
is away from home.
Osnabrock post Office has been located
in the Jail since the fire. From accounts
heard it is likely that Postmaster Nc.
Allan is the first occupant the building
has had. Osnabrock people are beeom.
ing reconciied to the fact Of going 10 Jail
at least once day-since the fire OF
Dec. 1st
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-12
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected up to noon. Thursday, De.
cember IL, 1901. by Agent Souch, of the Ca19M
Elevator Co., Langdon N. u.
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NOTICE.

The srnual meeting Of the. East
Big Stone Gap Land and Improve
meat Company sin be held at the
office Of r r. irviae in Big Stone
Gap. Va. on Saturday. May 4. 1901
at 10 o'clock 3. m. All stockhola-
ers are requested 90 attend.
r. II IRvlSE. Pres.
By I. y. JoSEs, Secy.
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LOCAL ITEMS

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Laxative bromo-Qlininc Tablets cnre
cold Fen one day. so curc. no Pay. Price
70 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-08


The Ekvanok team defeated the Is
land goli clubs team OF Troy. N. T.. on
the links here Saturday, by the oyerwbelm
log score Of 70to3.
Tho tournament for the Presidents
Cap will be held Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of neIi week. A large mum Der
Of Invitations ere being seu. ont and II lie
expected that the lumber Of starters will
greatly exceed that OF last year.
There we're nearly thirty t.sr.ers 10
the handicap tournament for The "Sill
Cap" begun on The course here Monday.
The second round ms,ch play vas decid
cd Tuesday morning and the semi.fnsls
10 the afternoon. Ia the latter A. L.
White, G. dsiested Dr. Burphsm 8. 2 mp
and one 10 play. and F. W. Taylor, 3, de
iested q A. White. is. up snd 2 to play,
The finsi ms,ch between A, Il. White
aud y, W. Taylor will be played IS We
90 10 press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-08

DR., and Mrs, Booth OF Troy are stoI
ping few weeks with Mrs. Harriet Wi
liams,
Mics Fannie G. Clemous OF Spring
field is whiting friends in this aud neigh
boring towns,
Mrs. Louise r. Stark OF Nassau, N
Y. ia again visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson.
"A public suction will be held at the
house OF ]. Cody at South Dorset Sslul
day afternoon at one o'clock. See posters
for particulars,
"A company OF little people who sre
spending the Summer here passed the
afternoon CT August oh q. Hassr Brook
it being the birthday Of one OF the mum
Der, Charlie Templeton Of Albany.
Mrs. Herwood, mother Of Miss Yes
to Hsrwood and the late II. G. Hsrwood
died Sunday morning after an illness OF
several years. Her funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon ct two o'clock,
Mrs. +. NJ. Chopin, who is q mission
airy to China and who passed through
he siege at Pekiag last year will speak
% the Coz gregstional church next Sun
lay morning. Tue pastor exchanged
With Rev. Mr.. Peck OF North Bennington
asst Sunday.
A pleasant reurioa Of old scquaint
,nces and sctoolmstes q Samuel W. snd
Jessie Dun,ep. consisting Of Miss Belden
4 Chicsgo. Mise Dickinson Of Hartford,
|. Y, was held 81 the Dnnton residence
airing the pas. week. The psriy ere now
/ North cod Cottsge," Lake 81. Gather
ne. enjoying the delights OF the summer
ONE Of the Dnntops.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-08

DIR, Etnes, Wiaship 10 visiting friendi
10 town.
-. Ii. Burshsm OF Rutland YES Ia
town Monday.
". X Bucl,in Of Rutland 10 visiting
frieads In town,
Rev Pascal narrower OF New Brish
ton, N. Y, has lined his fsmily here.
Airs. q A. 0rsis vent 10 New York
Tuesdsy and siIi spend Uversl days
there.
IL A skesi OF Cleveland. . former
resident OF M,ashestar Is st tue Equinox
House.
-Ms O. A. B,,cheider spd Eugene
B.tsbeidet Of Fhchbu's. Mass. ere visit
log at J. n Hsrd's,
A dsusbtef vas born 10 Mr. sod Mrs
Otto H. Bennett ., Rutbsrisrd. N. j.,
Aus 2ad,
The meetings OF the Cbri,tisn Endes
yer society ~ill be oDi tod until the sec
opd wesk 10 September.
MIR spd Mrs. james L. Taylor gave .
very pleasant party o, their cottage Lore
Pins," iss, Wednesday evening.
Mrs A. Il. Coy su called 10 North
Beunin g,on lsst week to attend The Tuner
sI Of her sister. Mrs o. +. Coy.
The EaainoI base ball tenn will
play the Granville team Oh the Spa
gtonnds Saturday afternoon.
Miss Laln Allen Of Wirchendon.
Mas, . former resident OF Manchester.
Waited friends here Monday.
Misc Bertha Trail attended the sun
ner school ., Bsu bius,on end IL nov visit
ins the Pst.Ameriesn With . company OF
tesehers.
Mrs Coasasn snd Nj" Oonsdon 81
Sacramento. c.l, sud Miss 0sr,ruds Wet
srhopss Of RaiIsnd are visiting Mrs. w. J.
Cusiosi.
TOE srrr ! lair sod ssle Tor the bers
d. Of 81 psni's sbateh gill open Monday,
Aasus, i9A. ., 3 y. m. snI will be bsld
ihrp5s hou. the week.
TIE vEsiL editor has been having
. les dsys etiiag o. Claendon Bprinsa
H. iss5i II very pleasant place TOT
gals, tts.. sb5 tie sstst. hsntdei.L
TIE Essiroi baseball .ssn va Dc
fss,s3 ~ TIE ksussi rsiltosi team Sal
sfjsy By score 81 &c 10 &. TOE home
ieaa b,. % GO icy. While the Walters were
greatly s,fsssiesnsd 10 several position.
The bats 10 prolse, horses irou the
heat hsys besr rsssivsd snd gre Tor sale 81
~ ospls sset Apply 10 Miss JsssIs o.
nssis,. sscsstsry ei tbs Q r. g A.
-Dr sse,l Of Jsshsoavills. Fla. 10
rsiiss tls stnus visii TO the E7aisoI
Heess4 Dr.. s.ssl ttiths thfte . GO son
ssr oiimsis 'sssl 10 Msnetstti =, spd 90
he,s. better ihss tic k4Eirei
Mr. aid Mrs. o. n Bell vTils iros
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-08

sss8 gaat taini 60 mr hpwss isn ysss
aFs sua hsVfa1 hs8 g. fsAti satt ~iitss,
eas stsr Nap thai nthl nsae hals o langs>
aNga4iue Be nit ialts iH ia caw "a thH w.
Hanog q sams from cusigmrt 20 ~ 4. ".
9ohat ME- CO So WiiAm sirccs Ncv Noft
Ciy anA arHsutsgfsise thai n " 1ehnf fAguid
Pants fsesrsprt vctnaF qusiAtts that sh1ald
usup.taE thsu tphnY pfe8rrtf o~hef @hs wtshrs
t4 tnfF 81 alaieg wtH letriri a. small ~.
gsluat 1i' uet auHsilsi ~ th1sr whc havt used
tahus rsluia 60 speat u thtHi - wsanog ga.
elgttanattu ycsp llonrtiiy made ~ --latest iu''
Ifofe3 metho.is q pafr usirFislt thty ar oet.
taln&a wvps uCH Tlsr several progresses 81 rrtpd.
iHg given ihusf psiuis insurs anii8ssuiiY u o0lst
rud asffcs a pefu,autucy bg iuuad il ordt
aafy galau u ~ 1ahns Liquid Paints hsvs
De- ihett yaeelispes won ne iaroi u ths puhlis
and Sc inaaast3 ~ INC lras,ug srchiicsis ana
haAdeiA ihf0sEhopi ne oaupt, Thes arc FrpeI.
ely fuCuEuisra a. nc stahdafd Paints Tot sinc,
tufal Purposes Write IA w. johns Mfg Co,
i5a William street, Nev Yofi, and set a com.
plric Color Card q u handsome shades and their
ba9lici Exttrias Decoration
u " Johns Paints arc eargisa 10 ss.Sl ~
" 1 Msnify s Co, Manehestsf Depot. who sill
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-08

sss Mrt Cs.flcs HeEelvsy sitrEded The
DasS.w hsslsr weidits ia Rsilss3 lni
vetk.
Mr. Jsrcns Hsniilas .a5 d.askisr
M.sy q Csiosse. Ill arrived Wednesday
10 nsis visit q several vtsis With ihtlr
ffisrds 10 tess.
Ms Albert Psl,ibops 10 tntett.inirs
Miss Clss Ssrres add Mia George
SAost Of LsCtosse. VIA. At Der tanmtf
ho@s 81 The Newell homestead.
The Ladies' Gala Of Z'on church
/ held Lawn ieie OF The church lava this,
Ws5nesasy evening. Csks and Toe cream
fsr Gala All are cordially isVi,ed.
CHARLES Bsl5sIn viii have bic sue
,ioD on Wednesday, Aug Iaih .. l0s. tn.
lie has large variety Of articles TO ssll
aud one nay be likely TO pioi up sone
sooa Bargains
A dance will be sivsn nuder The sns
pices u the 5 Of v and l.. A. 5 10 the
nts bnilding erected by The Vail Light
abd Power Co, nsr. wednesday evening
Biirethnepts viii be served.
Rev. j. y. Brovp and Mrs. Brown
srs enjoying THEN two weeks vacation by
. csrriase drive to North Stafford, n.
II, his former field Of labor. Prot Ysston
occupied the pulpit last Supdsy. Mr.
Browo will be 10 bis accustomed place
nsr. Sandsy.
Mr.. Vail. President and Mlnsger OF
Vail Light and Lumber Co., has very kind
ly siyen the L. A. y privilege OF boiling
tbe Dedication Ball. Wednesday evening,
August 18th. The ladies will do oil 10
their poser to make the ball Q srsnd sue
cess. Vail 4 Psrker's Ofchestra Of Lon
donderry will furnish the music. he
fresh mou,s will be served by the l. A e.
A general Invitation is extended 10 oil.
On Wednesday OF Old Home Week."
August li,b, the Daughters Of the Amsri
can Revelation will give reception to
the towns people and their guests. al the
Union Opera House from TO 10 O'Clock,
p. m The Welsh Band Of Granville are
to be present and will give instrumental
md vocal selections during the evening.
Il il hoped thst many will take tbi, oppor
uuity to meet their old friends and &C
Iasintapces and psss a pleasant evening.
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0enesee Pare Food Co. Leroy, n. T.;
Geatlenen: = oar family realize 90 much
from The use Of 0RAIs-o ihs, feel
U nat say = sord 10 isauo. Others 10 use Il
II psopls are Interested in their health and
tie welfare Of their children they will nee
90 ether beverage. have ussd them oil.
bat GRAIS-o | have iouta superior TO
say, Tor the ress0a that |, is solid sniu.
Yours for health. q, Il. MYEts'