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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31
STATE NEWS.

II IL said thst Humsne Onhssr John
Fallsr. Of Burlington, rescuss on "a ave
rage about ons CALLED horse Q day from
some cruel driver.
Admiral Charles u Clark and their
daughter. Mrs. Hughes. with bsr ohild.
expect 10 arrive at Montpelier about
July 81 for ss,sy Of three or four vssks.
A ten per csst dividend will shortly be
declared by the K,ceiver Of the Msr
ohsn,s EstIonsl Bank OF Ratlsnd. This
will make 05 percent 10 oil. paid to the
dspositors Of tbst institution.
I. 4 O'Gndy, 9 farmer . mills from
Nortkhsld, hiss been robbed Of el06. The
officers are buntipg for man nsmed Hes
~ Coy. who bad been at work . week for
him on the farm.
Guy Bsrlrsm Hor,oa OF Darlington.
formerly Of North Clarendon. bss been sp
pointed professor Of history end politiosi
science 10 Misalsbury College is the
place oil Prot. W. Il. Howard, whs will
pass the coming year 10 Europe.
-Four Ansricsn teachers. Who left Csbu
Pfovisce Of Cebu. 10 the Philippines. Tor
. days sntiog. Jane l0sb. have not bees
seen since. and 1t IL fesrsd thst they vsrs
murdered by nstivea Louis A. Thonss
sod John Wells. two Of tbs missing
teachers. sre ersdustes Of Vermont Acs
deny Ut HsxtoI's River.
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Better Thar a Million.

vmh l had million. SO spsks %,
day = men shoss lee, have iast isIlsI
ppen the threshold Of liiss stsrnsr sc'v
lies.
Csrtsialy, ssid his conpsniop, that,
chat 10 veuld oil like. Bat What wonlt
yon do u you he'd your millior'
Well. said the cove,oas snd impatient
youse msu, the hnt thips I'D do would
be 70 qai, sork, Id resign ny position
rishi away. Theu Ia have . good ,ins'
ia have . fns house, With beautiful
sreoads. . 6as library sud paintings.
aud oil that, aud ia hsvs horses and 30
sntom mobils aud . steam yacht. and I'd
travel and see ths world. Oh, ia have .
glorious time and bs happy
No. yen woaldnt, ssid the other fou
would be . miserable msn from the be
ginning II you tried TO carry oul that pro
gram, simply because the man Who quits
work seop becomes l,zy, and lazy man
can msnufsctsrs more misery in one dsy
for himseli snd for everyone sbout bis
than . hsr1-sorkins msn esa tura into
10 . wsek.
II is 90. every man or woman that
csn nnd contentmsnt in work. Iudssd,
90 outenlment lies not 10 the work 90 much
% in the motive back oi IL. II ons can
see the labor OF his bsnds established, 10
uss q Scripture phrase, there is surc 10
be On eIs suisite degree Of sstisfsctiou, bat
work becomes mere dradgsry when the
worker 10 not permitted to enjoy sene
OF ils reward.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31

A group st the Hoflmsn House 10 New
York was talking about the cheek which
some persons exhibit when James Akins.
. com mercisl traveller from Ksnsss City.
related the following:
The grsstest exhibition OF nerve / ever
witnesssd Was given by one OF the most
attractive women have ever ssep. II
vas on . Pallmsn car between st. Louis
and Chissgo. The women v. accom-
panied by seven children. whose sges, /
iadee, ranged between 4 End l6 years.
She Vas the mother We afterwards lesrn
ed. bat II seemed scarcely credible thst
she should hsve such . kmily. She
most have been der 40. and was 90 re
mTksbly vii preserved that rbe did moi
look over 30. S,ylish Of csitisge. hssd
some. and With "a expression oi winning
ssee' mess, her children vers unususlly
sttrsctive and tie sfsetion bat existed
betwefn them sud their n other vas de
light to vines. TIE fsnily oceppisd
two sections 10 The sleeper All Of the
other sections wtre occupied BY from
one 10 tso psno-', mostly mep, sss
siib . couple Of lhu travelling Deo Who
we're friends, aud We isssme very much
iatsfesiei 10 the sitfsctive mother spd
her childreo, snd ve sgreed thst shs
uss . paragon Ct somsr.
The tfsin vas / 0, more than ten miles
Of East 81. L,oi, whsn tbs lady ssIlsd
the potter sLd vbispersd SONS insiroc
.ious 10 hin. A lev niIuiss later The
porier bsesn 10 n.is pp berlhs i, VS.
then . little sit.r 4 o'clock 10 the ever
log. The pof,f's operstion soon bessp
to isconmods the passengers. Reach
ing us be said;
Gsntlsmeo. yon will have 10 move. ~ l
will lave 10 usks up this berth.
We protested. aud Inquired What be
nssri BY mstics up 60 nspy bsrths si
Iacn 90 early boar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31

brought Il deun vislsrtly, Striking bsr
90 The aide and kuoekiss hsr over ssd
ever.
she did not sto~l ., him. or she's hst
teeth She simply picked herself up and
vithou, one backward gtsrre. utnt home
al her leisaro,
From thsi day she b. oct haalsd Tor
Msllish. She will not iellov bin 10 the
hsld OF sbout the place.
He Whistles 10 her Ia vsip. bhs will
not permit hin TO pei Der. nor take food
from bis hand, She 10 not afraid Of him,
bnt simply dislikss him intensely.
Mos, OF her time Is spen. At the homo
OF the boy. Msllish is 10 hope th.. she
will 60, over bsr anger by tho time The
autumn season opens. bni there Is little
chance OF II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31
Dog Won't Forgive

The mental status Of Fancy femsle
pointe. belonging to james Mellisb. OF
Arksns, Ii. is warning TO every gan
man TO treat bis dogs with continuous
and spprsciativs kisdns's
Fancy is Q wonder in her wsy. She
hiss no great speed and prefers CLOSE
range to covering . large territory, bot
fuds plenty Of birds nsinly because che
10 old enough 10 have learned where
birds are 1t csrlsin times Of day.
Instead Of te.tips miles over bare eur
face. where there is no qusiI snd never
has been one. she noses .ently along rail
icuoes ,vsrsrovn with briars, goes down
the edges Of weed grown bitches. or II
hunting 10 woods, selects ground tbat
bss feed on it.
She hss fine nose and SIS worker
after single birds has few superiors II
u,ei 10 bs . common thing With Msllish,
aided BY FAuoy, to fnd q bsvy OF qasil'
nlsh it. get bird or two ont Of 1t, msrk
It down 10 broom. sedge, or on 90 scre Of
close standing dried weeds. and then get
it out bird sitter bird, leaving only enough
for seeds.
10 this work the dog would come down
sith her hose within two feet Of the quail
spd stand ~ steadily as rock while II
vas kicked ont and killed.
She 10 also . great retriever. following
winged birds sometimes for quarter OF
. mile. trailing them remorsslessly, and
bridging Them 10 50 delicstsly monihed.
that scarce . feather VS. rt fii ID. Mellish
would cot have taken 5000 for her, and
talked sboot hers good deal to brother
spor,smsn.
Ole d.y 10 early March. ssys the New
York San. be vas shooting over . field
.hich hsd not been plowsd 10 tae spring.
With him vas . fisssb-yesr-old boy,
neighbors sop. sbIe to Hill one bird 10
Ave. They bad bui the one dog.
THIS boy bsd msrked dosn q couple Of
3usil 800 ysrds sssy end F.pey went viih
him to sork them ont. M.spubIs Nell
isb secidsbsly Hasbsd . bsvy OF lG which
pitched little distance svsy.
BE esllsd to the dog, not wisbiss to
give the birds . ebsnss 10 run fer. ahiek
they have late 10 the season. f.bcy heard
him distinctly, bot liked the boy and
psid no sttsptioo.
Meilish called until be vas red 10 the
fsce. Then be rssof.ed to bis dog vbis
tie end bisv and blew.
Jast then Fancy fonnd one Of the birds
spd the boy fasbsd It sod Missed II, ss
,bs expected be would. Ste vent 90
csimiy TO hont Tor the other one.
Msllisb, nsiarsly sn imps,iert msu,
los, bis temper. he started iossrd her
70 iro,. TIE day vu warm. snd BY
lte time be rssched btf be s1 fnrious.
he sexd . corn st.lt sill stsndips
md paiisd il up. Aitsehsd TO ibs roots
uss . eoupls Of pounds Of soft earth.
Hs svaos the stsIk over th hssd snd ,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31
"wnat arc Newspapers.

A tesohsr Of . public school 10 North
smpton. Aass.. recently submitted TO her
class . npmber OF qls,tIons not In the
text books, and requested that the answers
DO returned 10 manuscript Among the
subjsets vas this question: What Are
NswspsPersi A bright boy handed in
the following essay.
Newspapers are sheets Of psper on
which stuff TO read is printed. The men
look over the paper to see II their names
are 10 il. and the women use II for shelves
snd sich. don't know how newspapers
came into the world. dont think Gsd
does. The Bible says nothing about edi
tors, and never heard Of one being in
Heaven. guess the editors 10 ths miss
ing link them isllsrs talk about, The
Hrst editor / ever heard OF vas the Teller
Who wrote up the h,od. He has been
here ever since,
Some elito belong to church and
some try to raise whisk'rs. All OF them
raise hell 10 their Beishbo. hood. and oil
OF them are liars, st least ell know, snd
I only knew one. Editors never die. Al
least l never saw dead one. Sometimes
the paper dies and then people feel glad,
but someone starts it mp sssin. Editors
never weLt 10 school because editors nev
or got licked. Oar paper 10 Q mighty
poor one, bnt We take II 90 ma can use
Il on the pantry shelves. Oar editor
ion't am oant 10 muoh. Paw hasn't paid
,is subscription 10 Hvs yesrs and don't
intend to.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31

The lady With ihs ssvto children holas
The iiess. Tor this loser berth aud sls
wants !, made Hp. ho said.
oh, al rishi, said. We sill adioarp
to The smoking when ve reached
the smekius.room We foand " crosdsi
BY msn Who had slreaiy been iorssi oa,
OF their sos.s by the bsi.mstins process.
We learned ifom them that the lsdy
whom 70 bad 20 mueh ID miesd slso held
the tickets ior the lover herihs Of The
sections 10 whish they had been seated.
| uill iuqulre sbon. this. ssi5, aud
vent back 10 speak 10 the porter
How macy loser btrlhs has that isdys
] s1ked TIC potter,
She has eight, be replied.
We'll, you 90 bscS TO hef aud sk her
u che Intends 10 ineonseoienee every body
10 the oar. ssld,
Ihs porter vent hack to shers The lsdy
wss, and explained TO her my complsint.
With one OF her most besi,ching smiles
| oveibssrd her say, az she evidently In
tended should. slihopsh she did no,
look my way.
Tell the geutlemsn that my babies al
ways 90 TO bed ats o'clock, and as II is
after s o'clock they are eoiss 10 bed
new.
went back TO the smoking room, con
cluded Mr., Atkins, according TO the New
York Times, where eight or more men
are crowded teRether. and when i'm
parted the result Of my mission The con
versslion turned upon the difficulty OF
Judging womsns character,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31

tbs parish kirk OF Dtiochton had been
rather unfortunate 10 it's ministers, tso
OF them having gone of In decline within
. twtlvsmonlb Of their appointment. end
nov. after hearing . numbsr Of candidsiss
for the vacancy, tho mem bers were look
ipg forward with keen interest 10 the
meeting u which the election OF the new
minister was TO take place.
Wesl. Nrset, asked one female parish
iober to smother rs they iorssthered on
the road one day. whs are you gam TO
vote foiY
I'm Just thiakin' III vote for none o.
them. I'm no muekle o. a judge, an it'll
be the safest plan, was Marsot's sssaoious
reply
Toots. woman. II that's the way OF. vote
wi me-
An hoo are you gaun 10 votei
I'm Rsun to vote for the man that
think hiss the soundest lurgs an II no
bother rs vi deein' again In hurry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31
Town Had Offsets.

! had been knocking around q K,nsat
town in the evening, said . drummer
With . limp, and In heading for my hotel
| walked plump into an open sewer
which had no red light for warning,
1 had . bad fall and broke my hip
and l wasn't yet out OF tho sewer when !
made up my mind to sue for 500, ,000
damages. l was taken to the hospital.
and next day the city attorney called on
me to know what was going TO do.
l ON going TO sue the town, OF
course, ! replied.
But what forf be ssksd.
For personal damages. There should
have been railing or light, bat there
vas neither. and my injury will lay me
up for weeks.
But don't you know what you escspsd
By falling into the sewerf he ssked.
M.
then let me tell you that the roof Of 'he
hotel fell 10 last night snd killed three
men and ifyou had been in your bed you
would have been crushed 10 pulp You
really owe this town something instead
OF talking Of dsmsges.
When able to get out, contin ned ths
drummer. l found that public opinion
vas sgsinst me and the people ready 10
stand suit, and by advice Of lawyer !
settled Tor 1925.
didn't even get oil that. 10 tanbling
into the sewer ! broke two plssks and
on . csvein. and the damages
we're assessed st So CO snd taken ont Of
the money
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31

Sec Root was on bis way 10 South
smpton recently when 9 farmer edged in
to the seat and began telling The cabinet
member how TO run the government,
When the oitiz Ins supply Of CRITICS, M q
began 10 run low. Mr., Root asked;
What 10 yonr oseupationS
Poultry isrmer, was the reply.
Do you know how many eggs each
Of your hens lsyf
Why no. confessed the man.
Well, the man that looks after my
chickens knows how much work each
hen does. II be didn't / would dischsree Q
him for not knowing his business. II a
hen doesn't produce 10 eggs month it's
q loss to hesp her. Now. my friend.
doesn't it strike you that after You have
learned oil you can about your own busi
ness. then woald be the proper time for
you TO coma and teach me how 10 run
the government.
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Shifting tho Responsibility.

An Irishmsn who traded 10 small wares
kept q donkey cart. with which hc visit
cd the different villages. Oa one occasion
he came TO bridge where toll was
levied,
He found TO his disappointment that
be had net enough money TO pay IL.
A bright thought struck him. He IN
harnesssd the donkey aud put IL into the
cart, Then, getting between the shafts
himself, be pulled the cart with the don
key standing 10 It on to the bridge.
In due course he was hsiled by toll col
lector.
Hey, man! cried ths latter. WhAurs
ysur telli
Besorrs. said the Iiishmap, just ssk
the droiver.
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AT the haish OF football nstch young
ster 10 bis hurry 10 get ont scrambled over
the pslins that surrounds the ground. A
burly policeman standing BY shouted 10
him - be WAS shout to drop sa.sids'
You young rascal. Why don't you 20 ont
the way you came in9 Ss ami shouted
the boy ~ be vanished In the crowd. The
policeman also vanished, amid the laugh
ter OF the bystsndsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-31

-Hsnrislts. said M Msstioo, your
speech v1 very Aae. BY The ssy. the
orator vho preceded you vs ob,iou,ly 30
nsusrried woman. vho didnt knos vbst
she vs tslkins sboat What Dc yoa
ussef Bhe talked sbsot ssn being . ~
rsct sad 90 sppsesssr. We know better.
Hsnristis. ssd l doat thist che easht 10
b. sesosrssed 10 pattisg sssh foolish
idea in.s the hssds Of hsstsnda
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SCHEDULE or MAILS
AT sLLswoHru rosr.oFrIcx.
~ ersef oetoeer Is, 1909.

Gofss wksr-iiss a m. ssi and s.t7 m.
sAfL CLOSES AT rosr.oryIcK-
0otss Essr-s-so a M. $50 y N.
oofxa wssr-iisos N. and . IS m.
sUspAr.
Mall train from the sr-t arrives af IT'S . m.
Ls~Fss for The ws-s a. ses n.. Mall oloses for
ne ws-t - m.
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force. and escn member Wed with every
other In usking things pleasant for the
visitors. smobg whom were several
members OF Winter Hsrbor lodge. About
atty Ellsworth Masons we're present.
They returned on . special train wpich
was held at wsukssg station until the
isst man was aboard.
A widly-trsveied visitor In Ellsworth is
p. w. Tiusn, OF Kimbsii, South Dakota,
who is the guest OF his cousin, Mr.
George +. Greeley. Mr.. Tinsn, after
lesving Cornell, went to South Africs
during the progress Of the Boer war.
Unable to see 30 much OF the country ss
he wished rs q civilian, be enlisted in the
English army and saw considerable
active service Mr.. Tinan 10 an enthusi-
astic amateur photographer. and the
pictures he took while in South Africa
are interesting and valuable. He leaves
here this week for his western home.
His fstb her IL q newspaper man. the editor
and proprietor Of the Kimball Graphic.
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LOOKS LIKE SURE THING
HARDWOOD FACTORY FOR ELLSs
woRTH-PRospECT BRIGHT.
NEGOTIATIONS GOING ON WITH q. III,
HARDMAN, OF ENFIELD - OLD
COLE SHOE FACTORY TO
m UTILIZED.

again the outlook for the ests blishmens
| OF woodworking factory In Ellsworth
10 bright. The Efforts OF The Ellsworth
gentlemen who have worked so long and
pat iently to bring this matter to head
seem likely TO be crowned with success.
A few weeks ago negotiations were
opened with George Ill. Hardmsn, OF
Enfield, practical wood worker, and tho
inventor Of some wonderful wood-tura-
ing machinery. Mr.. Hardmsn came to
Ellsworth, expressed Satisfaction at the
condition Of things here--the factory,
the lumber supply, the shipping facilities
and 80 forth.
These negotiations have taken sbsps,
and II the capital necessary to start thu
business can be raised here, the establish.
ment Of the industry is
SURF THING
Already something over $40 600 has been
subscribed. few thousand more muss
be raised, before the deal can be con
summated.
company known as the Hardwood
Supply Co, with a capital OF $40 600, was
organized some time ago. II l. proposed
to use this company as basis; to change
Its name and increase its capital stock.
1t ss proposed to use the large building
on State street known as the b. e. Cole
shoe fsctory-a building admirably
adapted for the purposes OF the new
industry.
Tue raw material will not be limited to
white birch; all native hardwood can be
used--yellow birch, beech, maple, bass
wood, oak, ash. can be utilized, and will,
II the factory is started, be bought for
cash. This means great deal to owners
OF wood lots within hauling distance Of
Ellsworth.
PROMPT ACTION NECESSARY.
Prompt action on the part OF those who
want TO see this industry esiablisbed here.
but who have not yet become activeis In
tsrested in the scheme IL necessary. The
sooner the deal Is closed the sooner work
win begin.
Information regarding this scheme, It's
plans. its scope, iis prospects, may be
obtained OF r. b. Holmes, A w. King,
II. Nj Hall or ii. W Cn.Lman.
Mr.. Hardman is expects d I o he in Ellie
worth b again sometime this week, and u
Is earnestly to be hoped hat he will re-
eeive the encouragement necessary to
keep him here.
Mr. Hartman IL an Englishman by
birth; he is Atty years old, but has lived
In America forty nine years, He is thor
ough acquainted d with the business OF
wood urning, and is COZ fieent bat the
industry here can be successfully carried
on.
The scale on which he proposes to start
will be such as to give steady empioymen1
at the factory to from forty to Atty hands.
"a 4, a os.A
to be told OF the Importance to hem u
the esta bl isbmeDt OF this Industry. That
they can be counted ON to help 1t along
goes without saying.
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D. y. Joy. from westbrook, Is in town
ZOE a fe~ d@ys.
Ml.s J. A. Thompson was In Bangor
fsesdsy on basiasss.
Miss Mary y. CsInane. OF Boston, is at
home fof the holidays.
Mrs. A. J. we@ver Is seriously IA at her
home on upper Main street.
Mis. Mabel n. joy will entertain her
employees at . six O'Clock tea tonight.
All the public schools OF the city not
nov In session will open next Monday.
A. w. Packard. who Is working in
Boston. Is home Tor few weeks' vacation.
Miss Catherine NJ. simonton returns to
her school In Portland, Conn, next FRI
day.
Miss Florence Smith OF New York, Is
visiting her parents, NJ. ). Smith and
wife.
Mrs. W. G. Lowell, OF Mansfield, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Charles p. Dorr
and wife.
Miss Clio NJ. Chilcott is at home from
nor school in New bnrypor Mass, for
hs holiday recess.
A large party went to the Nicoiin club
house yesterday for dinner. Another is
arranged tor to. morrow.
&. p. Joy and wife are home after quite
aa extended visit with their daug nter,
c. IL. kaox, In Chester, Mass.
Esoteric lodge, r. and A. NJ, will hold
It's annual meeting Tomorrow evening.
A full attendance Is desired.
Columbis hook ana ladder company
will give concert and bail at Hsneock
hall Friday evening, Jan. q.
Henry Brown, who Is at work In Bar
| aareor, spend Christmas here with his
| parents, &. J. Brown and wife.
Mrs. Robert Reed, who has been visit
ing relstiyss and friends In Msssschu'
selts for the past month, Is home.
The regular meeting Of the Associated
Charities will be held at the grand jury
room next Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Albert NJ. Hopkins, who has been in-
disposed since last SUNDAY, Ia greatly i'm
] III,
Rev. p. A. Hayes, OF the Catholic church
| lett Monday for bis home In Quincy,
Msss, on a vacation of two or three
tfonths.
Lygonia lodge Y. and A. NJ. Will work
| hu t6ird degree tonight. banquet
| viii be served after The work. All Mssons
sre invited.
Miss Alice Scott went to Boston on the
iste train Saturday night, being called
here because OF the sudden death of her
sister MSude.
| Rev. David Kerr was substantially re-
| mem nered on Christmas by hts friends
IN Trenion, to whom he breaches on Sun
day afternoons.
Daring the winter months the vesper
service at the Catholic church will be
| held Immediately after mass Sunday,
| instead Of al Z 30 In the evening.
| To. morrow being legal holiday, the
banks will be closed. The postotfiee will
| be eloss d from q. m. uutii after the
! distribution OF the evening mall.
! Mrs. r. e. Stoyer who has been en-
pIoyed at Ciiftondsie, Mass, received 9
telegram last Sunday morning to come te
Portland at once, as her husband wa.
very III.
There Is to be a watch meeting at tbs
| Methodlrt church this evening, commenc'
| ing at S O'Clock, at which hour Rev. Mr.
|
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Orders may be left At house on OAK
street or sent 10 II. o. Box 81
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CHRISTMAS IN THE CHURCHES.

Concerts and Trees In Eilsworth's
Churches-Interestin Exercises.
At the Met hodist church tue Sunday
school held Its Christmas entertainment
Wednesday evening. Preceding the ar
rival OF Santa Claus the following pre-
grsmme was rendered:
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COMING EVENTS.

Friday, Jan. %, Ut Hancock hall--Con'
cert, ball and supper OF Columbia hool
and ladder company.
Tuesday, Jan. 81, at Hancock hall
Apollo Male Qusrtette, OF Boston.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


q Barrfil a Son fasurancs.
Nhxin A Moore A pothecariae.
tisrk-tsrrcnhou
farcber--A pothccAry.
ftuS Il a "a yne--Nsu cash market
w 1fueiy Jeweisr.
A tannias sham-C To nfeetiouer.
" \ PARKER Clothing Co--Cioshing.
BIuxMILLt
.ssesss Go Agricultural society -s,ocshold.
ere masstsE.
sc0rsra. NN.
liesae sappig Co-Rocker free
PORTLAND
Eastern Argue.
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Buneirg house for what you set ont
to do It on Is as hard as living within
your income.
An lows judge decides that the value OF
a baby is 5000 in cash. Yet there are
lots OF people wuo Won't have one at any
price.
To win the matrimonial race
D all ye maids who try
You're lucky II you get place
Resulting In a tie.