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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18

IT. -voefns tC
me ehila ilG6 minds Of our leeisla-
tors. We see that at meeting OF
the mill mon in North Carolina a
few days ago, they resolved to ask
the South Carolina legislature to
pass no laws on the labor question.
They propose to sign an agreement
to work no child in the mill under 10
years Of age, and work none under l2
during the school term.
Col. David johnson has moved from
his old home to the new residence of his
son, Mr.. G. E. Johnson, in the Eastern
part of town. While moving his house
hold effects from his old home to his
sons home, valuable package was lost
OH the wagon, containing silver spoons |
and other articles of value. VIM. Sartor
'olored, found the package and suppos-
ng it dropped from Mr.. Johnson,s
wagon, took it to him and delivered il
lhis was commendable action on
'artor's part, as he could easily have
ept it. He declined to receive a reward
Or hi s honesty.
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A cuRio FROM PHILIPPINES
&sacraf Csxbin Resolves ga Dsaass
With . Strange Devicc.p

With Strange Devicc."
WAsHSaroN, Jan. IL. - Adjusaat
General Corbin has received . curiosity
ffon the Philippines in the shape Of .
hag OF the sultan of Snlu- IL was for
warded by Major oswell Of tho Twenty.
third infantry, now stationed ON the
island of Jolo.
The nag Is oblong, about 4 or o fsst.
1t has red ground border with white
rufdes and ornamented with varloua do.
signs, including q black held with Ave
white stars and krlos and spear moro
weapons) In white, over which 10 . strip
OF black. IL Is described as tho fiaR OF
the Mohammedans of tho Sulu archi-
peiago. and caoh feature Of 10 10 symbol.
1cal. The first star represents religious
knowledge; tho second star prayers: the
third star represents indulgence In
money; the fourth titles. and the 9th
pilgrimage to Mecca. The confer star
contains Arabic letters In black, deaot.
ing tho haE of the sultan Of Sulu. The
stars further represent the FIVE provinces
OF tho sultan. VIZ: Basilau. Jolo, che
Siassi group, the Tawi Tawi group and
Borneo and Palnwan (Paraguay). The
red ground Of the fiug represents the
subjects Of the sultan. the Moro weapons
strength and wur. with black top Dor.
der, the Moro chiefs, and the black
ground for the goodness Uf the MnhAa.
medan religion.
The flag was displayed In the adiu.
tant generals Office aud attracted con.
siderable attention.
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POLICEMEN exoNeRATso.
OH. ArouRht Ions cha,~.. A.,s -,
Ianta's "FinesiE Nof ~ Nssss N'-

a.onEhton's Charges Ausisst Al.
ianta's 'Finest1 Not Sus,.,s.S
ATLANTA. Jan. I5.-The board =, =,
nce commissioners have finally di,no..a
oi the much agitatsd charge. ma.
against certain members of th, ,n,,,.
department. by Rev. L. @. Bron,h,o.
n ana formally exonerated all. Of IN. ~.
i;c acemen who were on duty at ths 80 po
. on grounds during the iocksv cirI
meet. 1t will be renem bercd I ~. or ?
nI9nghton charged that some 81 sha:
Ponoemen had been gambiino on ~ ~
faces taces and drinking. but when sbs n n,,t.s ass
uos oosra called for tho names thsy .eo a.
me finishing touches wer. ,,, 4.
~ MnaS mas proved quite q ssns.tio. E 10
IN sne passing Of the following rn.oi~sy p
AnsI0duced s.1 by Commissioner E,on' Ens,;.S.n
n resolved. that. whereas tho Raxy
~ ~ aseughton has utterly fsileS ~ @ .A IL
sa9 this board with the nams. 80 s sun
Donce sea ofiicer or officers who were u ir;ny sny
eeGund the racetrack during tb.
.a; orink king whisky; thereso.a ne
.esotsed; .es that said officers be snS ts.w
y .se hereby fully sxonersted from sY
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south Cnroiiin's In.,,.

COLUMBIA. S. g. Jan. I5.-rbe .n
nuat .S report of the board of regents Of
'ne South Carolina hospital for the ,u' "
snne, just made public, shows that th.-.
,ooo mere remaining in the hospital Dso O.,
tos tOs'. l,0o3 patients-white E9s. coIc.: o.:
noG ana 4!S-white 24l, colored aoa
tn.a1 me.s admitted during the wear. %h.
,Shii. Si nIinoer .hn under treatment was 4ai
tbo so'S There We're discharged dur;ns Mns
ru ror, SHur siS patients, aud the nnmh.-
'oinaihing Dec. 81, 1900, was I oos
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'He WILLIAMSON COMPANY.

ambiions to pr6Ion6e lt has been mans
devoted tSer %hRs nsss brilliant ri who have
~ o was was left for the immortal Darwig subject,
20 20 the world In his great tbenru WI 70 gtye
prinSspls upon to bune
ing closely in his footsteps como p Foiiow-
.udwig Buechner, a German scientisto TOT. pr
,xnrI sornatonai renown, with his remarGah5 Ga IN
ttRe book on LoDasHIteeh mas Baeh des Langen Le6enss
YIN he too died, ere he could rean ,lke tte na,,.
OF niS wonderful doctrine. Others bn,1aruis aruis
WIZ tEes great snf f99k up ne ptespted hread
alter years of experiments and 10 u ., lentists,
at last discovered the secret of qoD:have On: have
,n,ns M ,ns Shape OF remarkable Vegetsbis ro,S,
proInn,o ,Ta III II properly used. will positixe
named Ionsavifa" smeanStyy' nemsSdy' iappr1rriatsly
Esen suo1ected to the most rigid tests at az mas
iRsad.ng clinics and hospitals thro,,ahsne sne
ns tRe w1sn mnor.annd maTweloas results Appreciat
nave nave ACQUIRED, at enormous cost tba I've we
eve proprietary right to this tr,;Iv ,senSiA enSiA
to ma9Rinat %sish ass SIeasins
or Life; reJuvenator pa r exce'iano,d io aolet
6odying the veritabic secret tofience; of innane; en-
practical, feasible form IL ia tbnk tbkSSviLy IN
1ouonp ~ p9ppeMSuai M youth, which It prolonSs ssr
,eaith in Perfectly %ts norSs, while
nia Drlgrt tens the eye, stimuIsfes Nh Lons
~ ~ actixity, gives elasticity to the ater
es Ieanses .aS 9se lace face fun, absorbs wrinSies
he only tue fonee ds eqFasS Ioas ta%s9i the s9kia
ope'sleading pysiclans. ''0u ny ha-
$1,000 Box. by mail.
iuGO voN TlLLENBURG MED,cA, m G
sole U. g. AaENrs) :
iiS-iisS.iis6 BroadwaylNsw York City.
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Notice of Land Sale.
State Of South Carolina
County Of Spartanburg.
Probate Juge's Sale.
Leonard Smith, Petitioner.

Leonard Smith. Petitioner.
Va
Asa Smith, ct III, Defendants.
BY virtue Of aut hority given me in a
decree in the above entitled case I will
sell to the highest bidder in the City
Of Union, before the court house door,
on salesday in February 1901, between
the legal hours of sale, at public auc-
ton, the following described real es-
tate to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel OF
land in the county of Union, State OF
South Caralina containing one hun
dred and ninety acres more or less,
bounded by lands OF Daniel McLaugh-
lin, Francis Linder and Dutchman
Greek.
Terms of sale: One half cash
balance on u credit of one year with
interest from date Of sale at the legal
rate, credit portion to be secured by
bond Of purchaser and mortgage OF
premises sold. Resold at risk Of the
former purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for papers, record
ing and stamps. j. j. Gentry.
Probate Judge Spartanburg County.
3.3t
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Carlisle Cuttings.
Carlisle, Jan. Is, 1901.

Carlisle, Jan. Is, 1901.
AS have few spare minutes upon
my hands this morning will give Won .
rev dots of local interest.
| Our municipal election came off IN
Monday last and resulted in the election
OF the following ticket for the ENSUING
year: 'os
!mtendent-W. w. Bruce. Wardens
Nv. X. Thomas, j. q. Rice, w. F.
bates and DR.. j. A. Hancock. This /,
a ilrst class selection and we feel thar
Che AFFAIRS of the city will be conduct ed
IN Q satisfactory manner.
d. ". ltlcs and his estimab,e lady will
BOARD at Carlisle Hotel until they cam
nave handsome residence built.
Mr. smith has sold his interest i'm FIN. |
business here to his partner
MI. Welch. We h 'pe Mr.. Smith d,.a
'ot design removing from our civ IA
ne ls good citizen and a moustrn,s
clever fellow. "'
BUSINESS seems to be looking I'D again
olks. ''"' ioi onr
We trust that our new board Of ,m.
ers VIII enforce the ordinances ,h.,
ave been passed for our government
a lax administration is detrimental Tn
ne good order and weal of n town.
~. w. Porter and w. =. Wedd, II of
j. T. Anderson, of CI',r. ,
'cte, We're registered at "The Car ,Ieu l
lis morning. '"' l
MRS. A. A. Banks has severe attao. q
lagrippe and has been confined To- her
ON for two months, bnt DIR. IIancocL .
inks she is convalescing. 'N
q colored man named Richard BouI-
r was killed this morning on the farm
Mr. Hill, by cutting down a tree 10
llch Tell upon him. He WIS dead at
, accident. .Ion Ronw VI n
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Election I'm Ecuaa

Nh" YORK, Jan. 15.-The H.r.,s,.
correspondent at Guayaquil, Ecu.do,
telegraphs that the national .,a.or' sAaor'
snaS snSs country SH Fesulted favorable ~ CO ="
the the rraa;5, aaLas, the Liberal candida" "Sn. on
Garcia ieSsuency; and supporters of GsnaroI ,oI
the Sorra ana General Fandeo voted tan
iisbeJ er arer., "A decree has been nnH ,l
prisoners srag enoag. amnesty nm to all political
"a % the revolutionary moue1,. concerned
frontier. movement on the
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lhe Concealed Weapon.

sedalia, Jan. 12, 1901.
Please allow me space in your val,
uaoie paper for a few lines on n,
suhJeot OF carrying concealed wea pons
In the beginning I hope the man,
good people will not think that -
not law abiding citizen. am an oD
posed to carrying concealed weanops
70 Sunday School, prayer meetin ,
ana TO preaching. OF course mani
people do these very things. It bss
got to the PLACE that the one that o,as
70 these places are the ones that sts,ds I
the highest among the fair, young sex
although l am very sorry for tbis
kind of record. " 'n's
But in some cases it saeos - l..
necessary, for there have already bsso
some OF our quiet young men stopped
along the public highway. And desI |
rea iers imagine anything like th;s
would put curious feeling on mos,
my OF US. These incidents occprrea
n our community, aud for anv ons
o catch our horse by the bride and
Top any Of us in the public road !,
nough TO make most any one shoot
they had anything to shoot viii
ou may rsst assured they will on
repare1 hereafter. In such casss o. 90
'ese | say they ought t., 20 preps,eI
8 | said IA the beginning Ismo,
'sed t" carryivg any such thiops in
'e hip pocket. Mr.. Elitor. I sas
me ad vice in your last issue to tho !
g'slators on this subj oct. But ha {
we that something ought to be done !,
IN the Jaw breakers before va On !, !
TAR with the weapon subj ct. Y
II say that ! am not after an aron y
mt through your columns "a von OF
on the subject of Woman's Sua. v
ye. ~ al
Success to THE TINES and its m.nv in In
aers' and a happy New Year TO ali PI
READER. De
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Sentence Deferred

NEW YORK, Jan. I6-Corr.,;
Aivora, Jr., who pleaded guilty l..t
week to stealing sasO. 900 from | ths p~s. q-s.
national bank. was to have be., .a.' ''
senoeo by Judge Thomas in the Tf,seai, sen,
states circuit court today. bnt seo o,a .e
appllcation of his counsel judre TSne Sn sne
PpJ1s.poned p1 the sentence until tomorra
t.irir counsel had some matters Nv Nv
vnrd ssainS noa! 70 sne case to fix up before Al A.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18

RsmaiHg in the Post Office at Union,
S. c., for the week ending Jan. 18th
1901.
Miss Nancy Abrams
Mr. Fabins Alexander
Willis Bailey
Miss Cathron Beachon
Mr. + Bell
James Booker
Mr. F S Bruce
Mr. NJ Garter
Mr. l. d Carter
Miss Corine Con
Mr. Jim Evin
Miss Hattie Homes
Mr. Nathan Humphries
Watus Lawson
Mrs Arrie Lodgings
Mr. w ID Menger
Mr. Babe Poser
Mr. Lee Rodgers
Miss Annie Rec
Mrs Arrie Sargent
Mrs. Annar Vlnson
Persons calling for the above let.
:ers will please say if advertised, and
will be required to pay one cent for
heir delivery.
J.C. HUNTER. P. M.
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Additional Local News.
crowded Over From Local PAGES.

See Bill Harris and have him sclatcl
you again.
Mr.. w. D. Arthur and wife went
to Florida Tuesday night.
Mr.. John Boozer, Of Newberry, is n,w
employed in the freight office of the
Southern at Union.
Rev. S. R. Guignard gave a high
tea to the vestroymen OF his church
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. A. R. Eskridge has the contract
at Buffalo for grading streets. The
work Is progressing nicely.
The Union InstaMment Co. have sold
out their business, closed up shop and
the MANAGER. Mr.. Livingston, has
gone to Georgia. A good store
room is now vacant for some hustlng
merchant to open up in.
The w. T. Beatty Co. lave Just re-
ceived pretty line of corsets and lad ies'
wearing apparel. Mr.. F. G. Austell
the hustling manager, has a nice display
of these goods in his show window. He
will tell you about the corsets in next
issue of THE TINES. 1
The Greenville News and the Spartan
burg Herald are at loggerheads over the
Governors message relating to the mill y
children question. The State is defend
Ing compulsory education for mill -
children, while the News and the Herald d
denOunce 1t an absurd proposition and a,
the extreme of class legislation. in
The time for paying taxes has been b,
extended torFebruary lst, and the ha
papers all over the State are jumping
on the Governor, Comptroller General ,ma' m
and the legislature with both feet for no
extending the time. II there ever lie
was an opportune- time to stop this Gle
practice OF extending the .,,l
''me lor paying taxes this was the foil
time to do it.
Ger!
Mr.. H. s. Rightmire has moved hay
lis family to Union, and is boarding as
t Mr.. j. Fl. Spears. AS we men '"G
loned two weeks ago, Mr.. Rightmire Rio
to be in charge OF Mr.. Spears lott
team Laundry at this place. Mr.. 'n,s H
pears Informs us that he will be of Is
sdy to begin operations about the roon
{ of February. He will bava ao thin
cry wagon which will call for and far
Re up the laundry. then deliver it. of M
% name Of the Laundry will be nhic
he Enterprise Steam Laundry" n a1, ea
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Dissolution Notioa

Inc flrm of Harris & Foster .Jones.
yuie, >: o., was Dissolved on Lamar
10, L., l9Ol, by mutual c,nsent. T u
business. w IT 'giauct the
'-1 j. B. FOSTER.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18
M'KENZIE HELD FOR MURDER
Alleged Whitecnpper Looked I'm In

ATLANTA, Jan. i5-.Tobn Nv
white man about 3s years of ofnenzie. noe ,,
.oaseu IN the tower yesterday afternoon
OH the charge of bciag member ~ t,,.
gang OF whitecappcrs tha. murdcr.d =
~ ne9ro gre man in Campbell couu.v Th;.
~ the fourth arrest in the e.! s is
T" 1Sur OF the prisoners arc inmates ~ ,ha
the feGminins three are John
y pa' James A. Cochran and John
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18
The President R.on

WAsHISaroN, Jan. 15-Th.
ing strens,% 600 night. He is daily gain.
.nsoS.F s strength and everything points gan - :
more cy gnri"os recovery. He is attend,n. ~ -
his iI,Dasa ness s than at any tima 10
'H'o MS offioe for several days psts pse TO 60
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18
a TenIessee Hank Ro,,

Asot'iLtE' Jan. "A special 70 ~,
nass'nei n'a.s % from Jamestown says the Pew n'
PIES bank of Livingston. w. nvo REQ %
5000 5000 Wa Mas rob robbed @ Sunday night Of
been discoSsraS Trace Of the burglars has 20, o.
town brsd; about Is miss Livingston is remsss OF,
tha rhiirord % point. which is Mont..nasa ae dearest
fne tennessee Central ona ona4hserey, on
and Knoxville roads. ana Nashville
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AuoVSTA's POLICE ,Tao,,., !.
commissioner Hull suddep,v ~.
Down anc Out-

AOoosrA' Ga. Jan. i6-rhe ,.....
=. n'A''on In the polioo oommission -.
%,, o resignation last night Of Ashs-~
.ha Haia, both .: chairman and m.,,h.. =.
OF rssignation, waves In his letter
..,srt. y We, Views differ so widely from .bo..
and ~ am not An sx,s..1 sns
t,.. the sweeping charges tSss
9eSh made, do not fssI shss
YOU'D be OF further service 49, ssa
o~ .a, snd that my prssencs vcr,a sSs ~
md ms !" "ssment to both yoarseives
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18
WORK OF TARHEEL soLoNs
" co"rse OF Lawmakins 1, a..
OLD North state.

H.EIaH, Jan. Is. - There "a. -.
-.ns'ny discussion in the state ss....
.saay ssss over bill to grant blspLe,
onafter to the Whitney Reduction 80.
stool to ~1S1 a,o dS% power Yer to increass oapite,
tSmereo t'iis oy the COMMITTEES. T%s ~ -:
p,a gave . right to condemn ~ ast
SIMI Swns or anywhere for raiivavs. . - III AZ
~'a. NJ The substitute passed. - =. ~
all the session Of ths Sc
as consumed in discussion ~ : MI -
~ Hmcreose nco the governors ssi.-, 'ss %
70. $500 20 1900. It passed hv ,Rx H, .om
sSss, sEse OF 70 to 90 and was rstined 49, 49,
@ aosa IL increases the ssisry - ~ ~
governor who was inauRurnted sue ~ sne
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Any nerchant

Can sell High Grade Goods at
High Grade Prices, or Medium
Grade Goods at Medium Grade
Prices-there is nothing COM
mendable in that. But it re-
quires a peculiar skill, and long
time merchandise experience to
sell a High Grade $500 Tailor
made Snit, in Black or Blue Clay
Worsted, Cheviots or Plaids, for
only $1,000. A good $1,000 Suit
for only $7.4S. Ladies' Worsted
Skirts. well made, in all shades
at only 75c, and up. Ladies'
Jackets in great variety at $3.50
and up. Children's g Jackets from
$3.50 and up. Children's Suits
from 75c and up, and only at
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18
h's Sixteenth Ter,

HONE, Ga. Jan. do E ~,
oonsson., s mas been elected for the sixse.n.s ~
consecutive term as mayor of Es., pS
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Look up Bill Harris an6 be yaccina-
ted. No matter if you kave been bet
ter try it again.
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For Rent,

Two new six room Gotta roo oo,
s.ree, @ ana desirably located on South
o'tf ofl,ce oppcsite si g; cauys cagseETEs, Taa,..
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Stray Goats.

have two stray ''nanny" goats which
owner may get by calling for them and
paying expenses.
3-1tp T. j. III. SMITH.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-18

For sale cheap. Cedar posts, second
hand two-horse Iumber-WagoD; road
buggy. c. ". Comstocl1, Barton, Vt. 21tf
Ny spring catalogue of custom made
suits is now ready. Miss Colburne. 1t
Wanted-Dimension spruce in log at
Percival mill, Barton, or Lawrence mill,
Glover. Or sawed and delivered at Fair
Ground, Barton, vt. Must lie delivered
on sled. y good price viii be paid for it.
Enquire OF the subscriber or OF Geo. Z.
Davis, Barton, VT. n. NJ. Lewis. rs
J. ~. Miller, stone mason, Barton, VI,
would announce to the people that he is
prepared 30 repair and clean chimneys at
reasona bic prices. 7-tf
Notice is hereby given that the incOr-
Dorated village viii not hereafter pay for
any labor or material furnished, by any
one. without the bill is accompanied by an
order signed by ore OF the trustees. No
tice is also given TO all having bills against
the village to bring them in, and to pay
what they may owe the village, prepara-
tory 10 printing report. Per order of
Trustees. 7-1w
For SaIe.-A good family mare, kind and
sound and a good worker. Onen mich
COW with calf, also one coming in in
April. VIII take hay or straw in part
payment Call and inspect. A. r. Cowles,
Barton, Vt.
Look at Davis I'D. for one minute only
and be profited thereby.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-18
Probate Courts.

Probate Courts viii De held at the Probate
Office in Newport each Monday. At the Office
OF Z. " Baldwin IN Barton on the second
FriC... II each month; at the Office of b. r
D. Carpenter at Barton Landing in the for.
ties having business with the Court a Barton
or Barton Landing concerning pending es-
tRtes viii please in form the Court IN advance
that he may t. Be the necessary papers with
him. +. Z. ALFRED, Judge OF Probate.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-18

.-tZ.-s+ Hst.
Gee. ". Jenness is improving.
Mrs. II. 7. seaver visited in Troy last
week
II. S. Green of Newport was in town Fri
day on business.
Miss Marion Currier has returned from
Lebanon, N. II.
c. W. Tenney arrived home from Boston
Saturday night.
Geo. King has been on the sick list dur
ing The past week.
Nir. and NJ. D. Scott are visiting friends
in CowansviIle, p. Q.
Miss Nellie Richardson has gone to c..
4. Hamblet's to board.
Geo. H. Davis little son who has been
very sick is improving.
Peter Duval has hired out to work in
sugarIng for e. E. Foster.
DO. Booth of Montpelier is the guest
of Aaron Drown for a week.
James w. McFarlane has hired out to
a. NJ. Tower for the winter.
W. " Miles and john Batchelder have
both been quite sick with grip. M
MISS AIi1ldn SiuarS Oh EdUOu, L. ", Is
the guest of Miss Louise WiIkie.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Clark went to Boston
last Wednesday for weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood had a little
daughter born on Friday, the 18th.
Rev. J. B. Marvin of East Hardwick was
the guest of E. w. Barron Sunday.
George and Guy Scott have six weeks
job remodeIling George Fisk's house.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Barron attended the
funeral of DR.. Human at Charleston.
Aaron Drown has secured patents from
Canada and the United States on his sec
tion sled.
VIII Norris who has had grip recently
caught cold after getting out and is ha wing
a relapse
Mrs. FL. @. Spaulding, who has been i'll
with rheumatism for some months, seems to
be improving.
Mrs. e. @. Grow and her two children
have been at Coventry visiting at John
Wells recently.
Mrs. Belle Grow of Bloomington is car
lug for Mrs. NJ w. Johnson during Mrs.
Johnson's illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. johnson are re-
joicing in the birth of an 81 lib. daug hter
on Tuesday, the 18th.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Turner of Boston is here for
a few weeks visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Murkland.
a. NJ. Kicker who has been at Newport,
r. L, staying with a sister who is i'll, re-
turned home recently.
A. a. Webster, who is in the employ of
E. w. Barron, is to move MS family here
from Iras burgh this week.
S. n. Bickford is building twenty
lumber wagons for the summer trade. A.
}. Allard is working for him.
The mems meeting yesterday at the
Cong. church was led by Rev. r. L. Sheaff
and was pleasant and profitable.
Mrs. H. G. Humphrey and son and Miss
Nellie Frazier of Newport were the guests
of +. F. Humphrey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Browning of Han
over, n. H., are visiting Mrs. Browning's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jacobs viii enter
tain the Epworth League at their home
next Friday evening. All cordially invited
Mrs. Fred Collision is in Newport car
ing for her father, Mr.. Noyce, who fell off
the turn-tab BILE and broke his collar bone.
The Rebekah's furnished refreshments
for the members Of the high school at
their entertainment last Thursday eve
ming.
Florence Johnson, who has been teach
ing school Rt Amsden IN athersfieId
has finished her school and returned
home
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Local Advertising.

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NOrth CraftshmrY.

Mrs. Carolyn Pratt has returned TO her
home in New York.
Miss Myrtle Garfield OF Walden Is visit
inc at c. w. Wheeler's.
Bert Colburn and Daisy Shout were mar
ried last week Saturday.
III. n. Stevens was in st. Johnsbury last
week on business &. w. Dustan was
in Newport last week.
Miss Ethel Drew has finished her school
and returned 10 Albany.-Miss Susie Lyon
is home from Albany, where she has been
teaching.
The school at Collinsville closed last
Saturday. The scholars having no marks
through the term were Susie Silver, The
rosa Stearns, Beulah Stcarns, and Roland
stearns. Frank Spring was absent only a
day.
Derby.
Mr.. George Heath is visiting at n. II.
Stevens.
Mr.. Fred Holt, wife and mother, who
nave all been very sick, are at present ina
proving.