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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
The Daughters of the Confederacy.

The Grand Division of Virginia. U.
D. G.. will meet in Staunton on Oct.
10th, 10Th and 18th, it is a strong or
ganization of two thousand members,
and J. E. B. Stuart Chapter is prepar-
ing to greet them most enthusiastical
ly. The delegates from this Chapter
are Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, Mrs. 8.
T. Mccullough, Mrs. q. G. Gooch, and
Miss Mary Waddell Haines. The alter
mates are Mrs. VIM. e. Marshall, Mrs.
Charles R. MEG uffin, Miss G. A. Ran
son and Mrs. VIM. III. Weller.
There are eighty-twO members in
this Chapter and over thirty admis-
sion blanks are out to be filled
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
Game Season.

Open season for game in the Counties
of Augusta. Highland, Bath, Allie
ghany, BotetOurt and Rockbridge.
1t is lawful to kill deer between iOc-
tober Goth, and Decem Der 18th.
1t is lawful to kill pheasant and tur
key between Oct. 10Th, and Dec. 18th.
1t is lawful to kill quail OF partridge
between Nov. 1st, and Dec. 25th.
The above is fixed by Act of the
General Assembly of Virginia. APP
proved March It'll, 1900. And reported
In Acts of 1899 1900, page ILL.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
Reunion of StonewaII Brigade Veterans

Mr.. David E. Moore, of Lexington,
chairman of committee of the Stone
wall Brigade appointed to fix the time
and place for reunion of the veterans
of the brigade, announces that the
meeting will be held in Staunton, We'd
nesday, Oct. 10th. The committee
consists of the following veterans: E.
l.. Hoffman, of the Second regiment,
s. r. Sayers, of the Twenty seventh,
J. B. Caddell, of the Fourth, L. M.
Smiley, of the Fifth. w. M. McAllister
of Carpenter g battery, and David E.
Moore, of the Rockbridge battery.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
County Court.

In the county court the case of Kill
patrick VS.. G. and o. for killing horse
was tried, and damages awarded
against the G. Il o. for $75.
The trial of George Gale for stabbing
Frank Bazzaree, of the Pond Gap sec
ton, was continued until the next
term.
Mrs. Bette A. Miller was appointed
Administrative of the estate of e. T.
Miller, decd.
The motion to revoke the liquor Ii
cense of M. G. HOgshead at Basic City,
which was to have been heard Tues.
day, was postponed until tomorrow.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04

The country people of to day
have reached that stage of intelli.
gence where they are no longer
imposed upon by travelling quacks
and pedlers. The travelling spec
tacle vender used to reap a rich
harvest, but he has done so much
harm to that delicate organ, the
eye, that people have learned that
the safest plan is to have their eyes
examined and fitted by a reliable
located optician. Thorough exam
ination free of charge.
n. L. LANG,
Graduate Optician.
Staunton, Va.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
Horticultural Society.

The next meeting of the Augusta
County Horticultural Society will be
held at the Police Court room in Co.
lumbar Hall at 1890 O'Clock a. m. to
morrow, Saturday, Oct. 81, at which
time will be the annual election of
officers. Ali fruit growers are invited
to be present. Messrs. VIM. Bnckly,
D. F. Bowman and E. G. Vincent are
expected to address the meeting.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
Monument dwelling.

The Ohio River Railroad Co. have
erected at Thinking Spring a monu
ment to the memory of John H. Hamil-
ton, late Supt. of that road, and it is to
be unveiled on Saturday, the 10Th day
of October next, at the cemetery. Suit
able addresses will be delivered and
other ceremonies .bcfitting the occa
sion. The public are invited. Cere
monies to begin at 10 o'clock m.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
Baltim ore LIv g Stock Market

september ~, l9Ul.
Beef Ca ttle-Receipts of cattle for the
week 2,4l6 head, against 1856 last week.
Liberal supply and trade slow at decline
of 10c to 25c on lower grades.
Pricesof beef cattleth his week range DAT
follows: Few choice butcher steers. IS 90
to S. 25; good. $3.50 to $4.75; medium,
80 to 81 25; COMMON to -;
COWS, good to choice, So Is to $3.50; midi
um to good, 50 SO to So 90; bulls. good to
choice, So 50 to 1915. Exports $525 to
IS. so.
Hogs-Light supply. Market steady.
Quote, Westerns, $3.50 to 500; from
other points, Sc to $685. ro1ghs 81 $5.
Sheep-Heaviest receipts of the season,
market demoraliZed. Quote: common
to prime $3.50 to $500.
Lambs-Large receipts: market slow at
from $500 to $500 to common to prime.
Calves-Light supply. Market steady at
from 81 to Sc 25 for common to good.
! Fresh Cows-Light supply. Common
to fair S18 90 to $500; good to choice
from S45. 90 to $55.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04

NIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county,
the 21st day of September. 1901.
Alexander Hartman, trustee, Plaintiff,
VS..
Alkaline Rodgers, and J. D. Rodgers,
her husband, Bermuda E. Hogshead,
and M. q. HOgshead, her husband, T.
G. Whedbee, trustee, and ]. Z. Sheets,
Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to enforce a
Mechanics lien against part of lot II,
block 46, in Basic City, Augusta county,
facing on Delphine street, and adjoining
the lot of Allen Jackson and ais, Said
lien is for $3.50, with interest from March
22nd, 1901, taken out by J. E. Sheets and
assigned to the plaintiff.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant, 7. G. Whedbee, is a non
resident of the State of Virginia, it is Or
dered that he do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
Teste,
JOS. b. WOODWARD, Clerk.
a. U. Braxton, p.q. sep 27.4t
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
A Handkerchief Shower.

Something new appeals to all, and
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Second
Pres byterian church will give a Hand
kerchief Shower" to night next door
to Singers Confectionery. Besides all
kinds of 'kerchief. They will serve
chicken salad, biscuit, pickle, coffee,
cake, cream, sherbet and delicious
candy,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
With Our Advertisers.

Apples wanted at the market house.
All kinds.
Note the change in Hanger & Gar
ber's ad. this week. Everything new
and up-to date.
w. S. Rodes, of Alton, advertises
$50 acre farm at bargain, or will ex-
change for StauntOn prowerty. He
also has for sale or rent at store room
with dwelling above, at railroad.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04

Mr.. l.. s. Evans, for some yea1s
clerk in the post office here. was mar.
rled GU Tuesday at Sewall, w. Va to
Miss Alma Wren, a former pupil of the
Mary Baldwin Seminary. Rev. DR.. A.
M. Fraser performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Evans has been engaged in bust
ness at Sewall for the past year.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04

The barn of George w. Bromley
with its contents, near Winchester
was destroyed by fire Saturday. Loss
$4,000; insurance, $1,70O.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04

For SALE OR RENT.-That desirable
brick dwelling, No. w. Frederick 81.
opposite the U. S. Express Co s office. In
thorough repair, centrally located, and
very desirable, especially for any one
wishing to live near the business center of
the city. Apply to T. @. MORTON,
At Spectator Office.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
CjtV M ark0t8,

Stanton, Va, Oct. 3, 1901.
, Corrected By ). A. Fauver q Co., and the
r White Star Mills.
Country Produce
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-10-04
The Balance of Trade

is largely in our favor. We are gaining new
customers every day. Bees know where to
find the honey making blossom. 1t is wis.,
the least money, this we can sell you. Our
goods are real values. Nothing shoddy.
Our rapidly increased trade enables us to
sell ON short margin. We have withinfh
past few months disposed of the largest
stock of implements machinery, buggies,
carriages, &c, ever sold by one house in the
Valley. in SO short time.
The farmer who has not dealt with us is
very much behind. Car lots of 2uth Century
Manure Spreaders, Superior Grain Drills,
Wagons, Buggies and Carria ges, will be add
ed to our stock in q few days. Our Spreader
the latest improved strongest and best
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-06
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PrsiIiss Jsass. HIS ". IL witt,
A.o.,a. Jsa,.. p.sn. a I n,rs.
Claf, n,RAr T. &C HAtN
bs,ta. nppr 4. WiIls0S.
tisis'. Aay. J J sHAEsn nKa.
Reporter, CnAnLr s. tH.E
Cost opsass Iasdsy uprUins. prayer
being offered BY Il ', d. sGsrl The
isry doet a sss esilsi .nt II sisii esses
we're set fer ulsi, 0 btiHs seS,isssd. . 10
tsrrsa. sd 10 one o.ss ia5sueat sac ren
dsrsj BY dsi.alt tbs Jurors sefs not
esllsi ssui o'clock. when ,bsy we're
charged BY Jsigs Resell, and Emory y.
Ham. Of B.spinsisa ss sppoiaisd fore
nsn OF ,hs ofsa5 Jay. Fernando Wssi
VS. slenssi from serving snd Andrew V.
Tsfnsr Of Manchester u. appointed In
Li. pi.os 10 eonpisls tho psnel.
There ~. 90 case fesdr iof trial snd
the esss Of David EsslI Va NOrmsp Mat
tisop ~.s sci Tot irisl Wednesday morn
log sbd 1. col jet dashed
The s.ae Of Livingston W. P.ge 10 set
for tidal aad gill probably come on 10 9
day OIL two. The c.sa escilss more than
local loierest from ito peculiar character.
J. II. LiriBss,on. who 10 editor OF the Ben
pibs,oa Rsisrmsr, seeks 10 recover for
services oisiusi 20 have been rendered
EI.Gsssrsof Z &c Ia bis canvass Tor Con
eress Ia,i sanmsf, and which be clsims
that psss promised 10 pay. Like many
oihsr papers 10 The state The Rs'ofmr vas
. sisnnsh supporter Of Psse, bat whether
be promiIoi 70 pay Tor this supperi or
not, aud II 10. whether tho promise vas
fulhllsd, are the questions a, issue. Mr..
Lisiugsionis eol5ssl 10 Er.Coaaresstnsn
Psvsrs, Who wss 80 opponsn, OF Page In
thst canvas. and 10 usturslly quite ready
10 score . poibt on his rival II possible,
While Mr.. Page bas Tor counsel MI Hnrl
bard Of Hyde P.rh, one Of the brightest
youpg lawyers 10 The state. which eivss
the contest 90 added Interest, end gives
promise OF sharp uid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-06

DR. MsSsrny sud ~iis arrived IL
Manchester Mooday morning,
H. Il. Fisidins OF Greenwich, N. Y,
made Manchester friends short visit III
past week.
Mrs. George A Owls came from New
York. Monday, and will spend most o
the summer 10 torn.
Mics Mar q. Cone has gone 10 Spring
hsid, Macs, 10 attend The commencement
81 the Billie Normal Collss.
&C. d. simoass vas 10 town over Sun
day, stepping Of from tour With The
Middlebury College bsse b,ll Team.
The poles for tbs telephone exohspas
and electric lighting arc neatly oil eel
and gill be ready for service by Juns Is.
Charles Il. Hemcnwsy hss arrived ..
Ban frsnsiseo on bis way houe from
nonolalu and 10 expected here the last Of
ths week.
We are having much more We. wealth
o. than usual this sprins bat II will not
last iotevst aud We my sipsa fne
Summer.
--dsorse Il, Thscbsr Of Albany vas 10
town Tuesday msking arrangements for
sssis spsodins the simmer here with his
family.
Manchester never befors looked %
lovely - Il does this year II 10 safe 10
.ssy that no village In the cosatry csn
ssqasi iia many attractions.
Mt ana Mrs, NJ. Q Teen aud james l..
Taylor snd family are occupying their cot
stssss here iot the simmer aud Nj. and
sMn, MeC.r,es are expected to-day.
ALI ouler OF local telephone linss
who have poles or virss on The EqninoI
property are rsgass.ed TO call SD zee
sbout new ioc.lion Tor vires aud POLES
this week
We lssi1 that the ramor thai Mr.,
Msrsien has .ola hs electric tish, pisntI
70 the Vail Lshl snd Lnmher Co, Ia IN
rus. de .so,us 90 -i,h tho ~otk IS
fast - possible.
TIE prt-ntmoi.l exercise, Of tho vii
l.gs school last Teiac. isy afternoon we're
very isitrsstics. 5sseriy pupils took
part ard ell showsd csrsial drill % The
part Of The teachers.
-praiisst sld Mrs MsKiolsy arrived
home o. Wsssins,on lsst week, bat Ars. |
Atk'alsy hss siscs bssn worse ssd 10 very |
III. bat the latest news 10 tbs, shs 10 slight
w better and nsy recover
Cards ere -, sssoauei q The msr
fisss Of NM D Wild OF Chicago and
Aia fsaty l. sl@ton sLich viil take
pisos 81 ite tsssresstiopsi shnrch 10
ibis .ilisgs Jsus 18Th 81 1880 r, n.
This repair, 90 TIE Cosrt Honse ere
ptsetiesiiy esmpisisa .iih The ,Iception
Of psistiug zach vili be dsur later. The
rev rooms I'D greatly to TIE eoufost
sad sssssttsecs Of these attending eosrt
-Tts Etvaaot COLT iifts ere already
being pslrcsls q D, thor Of our sun esr
snssis sho tsss sIss,s, arrived. The
aresss siii No 10 Zee eeedi,loa this
yss,, std The essns COS 81 tie very be-,
IL TIE sortty.
-A1ess ID. ssstlsnss non col Of the
,css,y ., The opssins Of suu ss set'e.
fsss Ct HYDE rfs ssd
Povsn Of N ui.siiis.
I'Srask, L,aoiils" 10 - hsf earl, %
psnsi.
-Tss Esai.si Hoass hss . i.'ss tore.
snrlsysa Ia ssiitas ready Tor cpsnsns
Icy, Jans Ia. II 10 ais 10 ssy The, IL
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ssfsisr tAs v0 usasily csfsa iat by
hsf esslsuss she srs thus left 70 moan .
dstp'fs &c hff. Bsf hushsrt 5tss ftsfr
81 ysafs sEa Mr., Bsassassl SO vtm
% q Qaisi astrosiles bat vera beet,
ash wss greatly respected by ~ vto
trs. Ter. Tbs isnsrsl sss held co Tsu
ds,. The isiu-ssi beins 10 Dellseoi Cen
sisry. ME-. Bss@lssl uu bern ia 0n'
lop, N. Y. 10 1889 ssd moved 10 ths wi
lsss sboe, ihiriy years $50. sss 10 sur
vivsa by her Immediate i.EsiiY, her neih
az, Nrt. Dsbhsn. ssa ore si,,sL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-06

I
Last Water | vas cotaoei 10 my bed
vita . very bad cold 90 The lanss Moth
ing gave ore relist fisslly my vile
boushis bottle Of oas Minu.e Consh
Care that effected speedy cure. ] Gao
cot spssk too highly OF that excellent rem
eay. Mr., T X Hoasemsp. Msns,svbsy,
Pa. o L Adams, Arlinstcp, A II Petit
boss, Manchester Depot; A II Smith,
West Arlington.
sAscHEsrKE pEror
keep tie savings bsnk project before
The people.
-Chss CARTS Vas 10 ioun Last week
nstiss his friends . shot, visit
-ohsrao Bourp lie siill coahned 10
the bouss. Dr. Wyusn attends lin.
Oar town fathers have the HOLSTER
bridge trap set for some 800 or $3.50
horse,
Miss Alice Sbfrsip. Who 10 living
uiih her sant 10 Arlington. vas home ov
or Sunday.
Mr. aud Mu. J. O. Biaokmer go TO
Newport this week TO attend the snrnsl
convention OF the o ES.
1T is ssid thst Messrs Msrsden and
Vail have made q Satisfactory srrsnsemept
aud the god work gees en-.
Will Walker vent to Peru last week
to join Isfiy Of friends TO 60 s.csmpins.
Rather cool wss.hsr for ssmpirg.
e Mallory hom Ksiskill N, Y, hss
moved into par. Of J.mes Bonrb's ten
smen. houss, 90 bis farm. MIR M.lory is
employed 10 O Cartons store.
Cards are on, for the golden wedding
OF Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Chapman and OIL
so for the wedding Of their daughter,
Adsll, TO Harry Adams, to take place the
9th Of jane
Among other bargains ct Blsckmsr's
ladies' or gents fact black elCris umbrel
las, steel rods. worth rs cts, u. 4octt; lad
les trimmed hats Of 81 25, worth 50 90, At
81 90, worth 81. so. sso misses and chill
drens' hats.
-Your correspondent is pleased to note
that our people are glad to see business
IL en- eIpending their capital 10 this por
Iioo OF the town and are doing their best
10 accom- nodate strangers as to board and
lodging, We believe that healthy compe
ilion 10 oil Legitimate business is for the
interest OF the community.
The Bsttepkill Lumber Go. have their
liz mile spout nearly flushed snd expect
10 let the water 10 this week. II is some
' hat OF ~ experiment and there is some
nIiety - to whether it will do the work
y pected OF it, II it does it will save .
'ast smennt OF labor 10 hauling lumber,
no. it will be great disappointment ~
hes cost large sum Of money.
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NAvUHRsrRR cRNrRK

N.woHRsrRR cRrrRK
Miss Mary Thsyr 10 visiting friends
in Granville. N. Y.
Mics Malta Thstchsr OF Albany recent
~ visited Mrs, Henry L1gsns for . few
days.
The Baitenkill Cheese Factory Is n
csivlns . large smount Of milk, the pas
lures being 10 doe condition owing 10 the
We. spring
Several members OF the M.sonic
Ledge vent 10 Rutlsnd Saturday 10 ..
tend the laying Of the corner stone Of the
new Masonic Temple 10 tbst city.
--Richsrl Bates, whs lived in town sew
ersi yesrs ago and who 10 now the keeper
Of the Hsssiek Falls Cemetery. 10 spend
lag lev days Ia THE village. scsompsni
ID by bic wis
MIR. and Mrs O. A. Whitman OF North
adams add Mu. Louis WILCOX OF Hoosiok
Falls are 10 ts~n to attend the Adsms-
Ohspmsn Wedding. which occurs this
Wednesday at the home OF the brides psr
snts at Manchester Depot
DIR. Marsh 1, ., Montpelier attending
The join, meeting Of the State Eclectic
Medical Society cod he New Rpalsnd So
eis,y. DR.. II J. Potter OF B.sninsiou 10
Prsidsni OF The latter socifiy sad will
read pep, 90 prsunnti..
Re- JSsn Bfows, accompanied by
bic mo'hs', vent 90 Monday lest 10 Con
necticut. Mr.. Brown rstnrns this week.
bat Mrs Brsun si'l make 80 extended
visit 10 Uosnscticat snd Pennsylvania be
tore retsr1ins home 10 The isll.
The iollosins ofissrs Of the Benbing
ton %. ". q r. y Ter The coming. Pres
idea. Mrs. A. =. Smith, Corresponding
Mrs Helen O. Cole: Record
log Secretary, Mn ssrs J. Burbspt.
Treasurer. Mrs A. w. Hawkes.
Lat bondsy morsine Rev. J. B.
Brow prssehsd most excellent. sermon
on prayer. 10 tie s,spiss hs gave On id
dress 70 the yoaas people. siter which
I've yosrg isdis, Mics Cora Hoyt and
Miss Carrie Ansdoa received The srdi
assss Of baptism.
-Cbildrea'. Day viii be observed 81 the
As,hsdist ehnfsh next Sandv morning
BY sppropn.,s exercises. eonsistins Of
fseiistioss sna sissins By The
skildsss. 10 The evening the pastor sill
'resh 90 "AbsoIor, the Fast Yong
Mss," ssrnon o. The youns man todsy.
bic dithsaliiss sna dssssrs All ere iavi,
"a. With . special isvi,s,isn 10 yong
men.
Mrs. J a. B5nssissl died % sandsy
ron he effects Of the bnrss received ssv
rel weeks sss. Darisg her iers tine Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-06

Those famous little pills, DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers will remove oil Impurities
from yonr system, cleanse your bowels.
make them regular. o Z Adams, Airing
ton; A II Pe,tibone. Manchester Depot; ;
A II Smith, West Arlington,
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DOR Er.


ton.
-Rollin Sykes 10 adding q porch to
bis residence,
Frank Holley OF New York is u bis
Dorset home for q time.
-MH, E. Z. Harrington Of Pittsiord
spent several days In towa recently.
Clifton Kent OF Albany was with
his parents. Mt and Mrs. O. ., Kent
last week,
Mrs, CHARLES Phillips OF North Ru
pert visited her father. Freemsn Paddock
on Friday,
-Msior Warren Dunton who spen. the
year tssohiug 10 Booaville, Missouri lie
home for the summer.
-Mrs. q. +. Winthrop Of Boston is
spending . few weeks With her parents
Mr.. snd Mrs. @. W, Phelps.
Miss Mildred Marshall Of Msnches
ter Center ipent : portion oil last week
with Mrs. william McWsyne.
Miss Mollie Hack Of Orwell. a Barr
and Burton student spent Sandy in
town With Miss Sarah Hilliard,
Mrs. George KELLOGG bss returned
from Cssilston. n Y. where she attended
The fansral Of . relative last week.
Mr. and Mu George Eiserton we're
Ia Manchester Monday attending the
fupsrsl OF TIL ir .unt, Mise Eissrtou.
Merritt @. Phelpa Of Troy and his
unsls, Merritt Phelps Of Glens Falls have
been stopping q, ohsrlss Phelps the past
lso weeks,
--Gsorgs Harrison Of Troy be been
pending several days 10 Dorset. He is
! irsqaent visi.or 10 town during the
,ummsr months
Louis R.nbea Who came to james
sobipsoL's May lst 10 besrd during the
smmer - vsry low With consumption
I'D not expected TO live.
Mrs. Grace LsSalls K,ight, With
Ter dsashtsr And maid Arrived from
'ev Ysrk Saturday and will spend tbs
ummsr boarding With Misc Marcia Gray. |
Lssfets hsvs been received descrip
i've Of ths Irondsq,oIt Club Ion 10 the
Iiiroadscts. Like Pisco. Hsnilton Go.
|. Y. OF which George II. Burrows Of this
laos 10 propris,or.
-Ncrcrou Bfss hsvs begun tskipe cot
locks and hsvs tskso svsy their testing
,ols, having found. - they claim, the
ind Of marble thsy snh TO quarry. /.
reported ,bsi New York parties have 81
0 psrchssea the cave qunuy," md
ssrs 10 rsss5n 10 hope thst the m,rble
uibso viii be greatly increased 10 tow
, the near future.
TIE iollosips guests hsvs arrived 81
. B Keats Tor tie Summer, Mr.. aud
Is Frederick O. De vou. Mise Anstiss
J. vsss. George. d, vsss. Frederick De
sss. Mics Alice X Fisss snd Aiss Janet
rsntiss OF New York. ssd Mira q. NJ.
Mics Humphrey, Miss q.
hirs Humphrey, sna Mr.. james R,bin
30 Saith Of New Haven, Coma.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-06

You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes il your liver is
sluggish and your bowels clogged. De
Wits Little Early Rsers cleanse the
whole system. They never grippe. 0 L
Adams. Arlington; A II Pettibope, Man
chester Depot; A II Smith. West Airing
ton.
New Ulm review., 1901-10-30
HALLOWEEN.

Greeting and hail to Halloween!
When young and old make merry.
When tales are told, of days of old,
Till hearts are light and cherry.
When withered crones chant rnonotones
Round ca1drons bubb1ing, teeming;
And cats with eyes like fire flies
Watch strange concoctions steaming
Then pumpkin heads with cheeks all red
By the youths with reckless daring,
Are shaped on the plan of the boogie man
To alright, with little caring
When gates are raised, in curious ways,
And take mysterious flight;
And skeleton trees in the chilling breeze
Are groaning. throughout the night.
Greeting and hail! Oh, Halloween.
When hearts are light and cherry,
When budding youth and age, forsooth,
Forget not TO make merry. "A. P. B.
New Ulm review., 1901-10-30
Mary Debar in Trouble.

Mary Debar seemed to be on her way
to st. Peter, but Judge Harvey is no
quite certain that she is proper subject
for the insane asylum. She was picked
up by the police last Sunday evening
and seemed then to be quite irresponsi-
BILE. Since coming to Jail, however, her
mind has been clear. Her home is in
New Ulm, where her husband and four
children live, but for two months she
has been working in this city. She says
that she has fallen into the hands of the
police twice before, once during an at
tack of insanity and once for Carrie Ma
tionizing saloon at New Ulm, in which
Mr.. Debar got his liquor. Minneapolis
Journal.
Miss Mabel George entertained num-
ber of her friends at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Peterson last night.
Dancing was the feature of the evening.
Additional local news may be found
on the last psge.
George Goblirsch and family left for
New Ulm Saturday for a visit with the
family of Andrew Hoffman,. Jos. Hoff-
mann who formerly resided in Eden is
now a citizen of New Ulm. Morgan
Messenger.