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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
Letter TO w. A. ~. Grant
O1USrpiYf, II T.

Dear Sir Messrs Leaehman & Edelint
Grafton, w. Va. had been selling q
paint which they thought we'll of and
this had occurred.
They had .old a customer IS gallons OF
Il to paint bis house. a few years later,
,hey sold the came man Devoe.lesd.snd
rinc the same number OF gallons TO pain
the same house. lie had 7 gallons left
The point Of the tale IL n gallons DE.
voc paints an IS.gsllon house.
OF course, that lent all.
Why does 81 gallons D.voe 20 hs far az
IS gallons OF other painti Because II 10
all paint, all true. no sham. and iuIl
measure.
Bot that Isn't all Devoe lasts longer.
No. no 1; you haven't got 10 wal, ten years
TO find that out. Ten thousand peopl
know Il. We've got their names. Ou.
agents know them they think a heap oi
Devoe. There's no difficulty In showing
your iown,peopie what 70 expect Of De.
voc. sfo will paint sf5 house and the
paint'I last twice a. long.
Yours truly
r. W. DEvoE & Co.
p. 5 John 7. Collision sells our paint.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
NORTH SCITUATE.

The ScltuAte Assessors notices are
posted.
A. E Wood visited woonsoctet on
Wednesday.
The Kent elsmbake comes of on Thurs.
day September 5rd.
Miss Maud Smell OF Hope 10 visiting
her grandparents here.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Her.
man Davis Is quite III.
A party from North Scltuste visited
Wildwood Park Tuesday.
A party oftwenty young people OF this
place 90 to Newport today.
A trolley party from Man,on. was at
Brighton Park on Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Angel on Friday OF isst week.
A son born on Saturday gladdens the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chsrles Bsleom.
II Ia understood that Benjamin Boss 10
planning to build house In the village.
Prof. Albrecht Of the Institute occupied
the pulpit Of the Bap,Is, Church on Sun.
day
Miss Ella Hopkins, clerk At A. r.
Woods shoe store 10 enjoying a weeks
vacation.
benjamin +. Smith has recently taken
the contract TO erect a large mill at North
Smithfeld.
Itis stated that twenty FIVE new stu.
den,s have been enrolled at the Pen,eeos.
tai Institute.
A large delegation OF North Scituate
resideuts attended the "Line Store pic.
ME" yesterday.
Mrs, Mary Hopkins. aged o. attended
the North Foster picnic Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
p. p. Owen, W. r. Angel. Amasa
Potter and Charles Owen enjoyed their
annual fab fry at Pine Swamp Reservoir
on Wednesday.
Al a 'emi. political picnic held on
Wednesday At n nsighboring lake, the
bill Of iare was thrown slightly of lie
balance by the sreediness OF a dog he
longing TO one Of the party. TRAY" got
hungry before dinner was ready and dis.
covered the whereabouts of a nice, fat
chicken which was designed to tickle the
palstes OF his betiera. A hunt for the
missing fowl resulted In the finding .
heap OF bones. II IA supposed the canine
10 bird dog.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
MANTON.

The woolen mill is closed this week.
Hugo Bruel the artist is on his vacation.
Miss Nellie Sullivan was at Newport
Sunday.
James Hasney Is working tor J. ].
Hughes.
Mira. Emma Darling Is visiting relatives
at Chepachet.
Patrick Purcell is sightseeing In New
York this week.
Mis-. Bella Calvin of Newport is visit
Ing Mrs. John Carey.
The Man,on ads play the Providence
Boys Club tomorrow.
Mr.. Elisha Dyer lost n valuable Jersey.
Ashire from milk-iever recently.
J, J. Hughes attended the Foresters'
excursion at Newport on Monday.
Misses Ruth Deveraux, Alice Deveraux Z
and Grace O'Brien are in New York.
Mrs Elisha Dyer has been attended by
DR. Walter Smith during her recent
illness.
Mr.. Elisha Dyer has itst purchased
tour lots OF Mitchell e. Dougherty OF
Providence.
William Tate and daughter Anna OF
Springfield have been guests this week
of Mr.. F. F. Flanagan.
Mrs. Collins, mother cf Rev. F. l..
Collins OF Olneyville, is spending tie
summer with Mrs. Marshall.
BENJAMIN Frazier had two Fingers
badly injured Saturday afternoon by tho
falling OF window at the Outlet.
Miss Mamie Hughes OF Msnton and
Mr.. Barney Tobin of Gladstone Ave.
ar. to be married in the near future.
Charles Bates and William Evans, who
visited Moswansicut Lake Monday, cap
tured 80 lbs of pickerel, and 10. and
oz bass.
The North Providence Improvement
Society held a social gathering Tuesday
of week at the home OF the president,
f. Francis Crowell, on Fruit Hill Ane.
Wednesday evening coldial reception
was rendered at the church grounds to
Rev. +. F. Carroll, who, with Father
Blessing, has been on three weeks visit
TO Ireland
The annual outing Of the Christian
S. S. was held at Moswansicut, Wednes-
day. Two chartered cars CO conveyed the
excursionists TO the lake. There was q
ball game between the Orioles of Manion
and the Centerdale ire.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
THORNTON.

Miss Ivy Dalton is at Mark Rock.
Charles Goodier has moved to Lowell.
Mr.. Arthur Gresves was buried satur.
day.
Samuel Spencer has returned from his
vacation.
Benjamin Dallons cows took q vaca-
tion uip Monday.
Charles Love is recuperating from the
malaria at Davisvllls.
The Victoria Mills started up Monday
after two weeks vacation.
George Greaves has moved from Scoiis
residence to Dalton Square.
Mrs. William Bonnell and children
started for England Tuesday.
William Mills has started a new dry
goods store In the Testa Block.
The Rush City" landscape gardening
contest will be decided tomorrow.
Thomas McCarron has received the
ianitorship of the Thornton school.
Councilman Peekhams auto was stalled
Sunday evening on Thornton avenue.
The dance at Calefs hall for the bcne.
ized.
Town Clerk s, X. Luther has been de.
elsred president OF the Thornton Rife
Club.
Clara MarrIotts friends celebrated her
eighteenth birthday BY a party Monday
evening.
Harold Edmundsons markmanship
was a feature OF the Gun Clubs shoot on
Saturday
Edward Westcott. Charles Simmons
and Charles II. Brown have returned
from Welrs. N. H.
Tell the owner OF the stranded auto.
mobile TO call up Hughes x Akin, Oiney-
vile. Telephone west-3. Best place for
prompt repair work.
Nursing bottles complete, ISet extract
OF malt, ISc, two Tor 1Sci coldcream. tSe;
Paine's Celery Compound, 6oc; Pears
Soap, zoe; Peruua, 7sc; Pinkham's Com.
pound, 7rcj liver pills, ,ioc, three boxes,aSe,
port and sherry wine. soc per bottle; Ro.
chelle powders, 7oe boxj Blood Wine,
4sc. A. o. Smith, Prescription Drug.
gIst, Cslers block.
Low prices for pure drugs. toiIe,
articles patent medicines etc. Paris
Green age. per h.. Iac. per u ID. &c. for
\ ID moth balls SC. per ID. Pinkham
Remedy Toe. Scor's Blackberry Cordial
for dysentery and summer complaints
etc. asc. Sco,rs Beef Wine and Iron
soc Paine's Celery, 69e. Scott Specific.
SI.ooj Full line OF wines and liquors.
Notice a registered pharmacist always
In attendance. II. Is. Scott's drug store,
Thornton, X. !.
Mr.iGeorge Greaves, who returned last
Monday from a two weeks vIsit to Block
Island. Is receiving many congratulations
on account Of his recent exploit In hsh-
ing. Mr.. Greaves and four others of,he
male contingent from the Bellevue char
tered the Peggy. Capt. John T.. Mitchell,
August 7 and more than astonishcd the
other people at the house BY bringing In
the prize swordish OF the season, which
weighed $50 lbs. The battle was long
aud hard fought one, but by untiring per.
severance they succeeded In landing the
"king OF the ocean" Mr.. Gresves has
among other souveniess the syc.sochets
of this monster, whose sword measured
tour feet.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
KENT.

A pair OF deer were seen near hers
last week.
Rev. ]. W. Salisbury will speak at the
church Sundas at II o'clock.
Bradford Bosworth end family Of Bris.
tol are visiting at Henry Walkers.
Remember the clambske here next
Mhursdsy Sept 3. The N. g. V. Band
Il expected to furnish music. Come and
hear them play, ace old friends and get q
good shore dinner. II very stormy the
bake will be held the next fair day.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
CENTERDALB.

Work 10 progressing rapidly on the
CenterdaIe MIL Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. ID. Reinsr returned
from Block Island on Saturday.
The Cenierdale ira. play the c. A. A..
Ire Of Providence on Saturday.
George w. Harris and vile have re-.
turned from a stsy at Cape Cod.
The North Providence tar assessors
meet next week at the town hall.
New, Of q startling nature has been s1.
tremely hard 10 find In Centerdsle.
Item. Of interest seem TO be on a vacs.
tlon.
Tell the owner OF the stranded automo.
bile to call up Hughes & Akin, OlneJ-
vile. Telephone West-j. Bss, place for
prompt repair work.
The schools Of this town will begin the
fall term on Monday. The term begins
this fall earlier than usual and 10 90
planned a. 10 allow q term OF sixteen
weeks before the Christmas vacation.
A number from this place attended the
funeral Of Albert Newman at Bristol on
Tuesday. Newman wac II will be re.
membered, the young man who was
killed at q ball game In Ps~tucket on
Saturday.
Ex-senator ReIner's kid ball team
added another TO i,s long liz, OF victories
by defeating the J. r. Todd Jn. By q
score a. toi3. This juvsnIls..tesm, the
CenterdsIe ire. have won about every
game they have played and has. some fu-
ture ball players Of note smo ng lite mem
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
CholarA Infa ntum /.

ThIs has long been regarded ss one OF
the most dangerous and fatal diseases to
which Infants are subject. I, can be
cured. however, when properly treated.
All that 10 necessary 10 TO give Chamber.
lsIn's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoes
Remedy and castor oil. ss directed with
each bottle. aud o cure 10 certain. For
.sle BY B. A. Smith, OineyviIiei Psrtefs
Drug Store W. Dunning q Bro, Msnton
Ave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-28
A. 3. Smith Psrksr's Drug Storesn'

a. q. Smith Psrksr's Drug Storesnd q
w. Dunning a Bro. Will buy II back.
You assume no rIsk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and pisr.
rhoes Remedy. y. a. Smith. OlneJyille,
Psrksr's Drug Store, olneyville. W.
Dunning & Bro. Msnion Ave. will re.
fund the money " you are no, satisfied
sfer using Il. I, everywhere admitted
to be the mos, successful remedy IN u'e
for bowel eomplsin,s and the only one
that never fails. II is pleasant, safe and
reliable.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Ukraine re sk6ry rybiej.

rL fHEETEaraeE gg-saE 4-ET&N
Do niedawna ma1o kite
przypuszcza1, ze skora rybis
moze sic naaaWac jake mate.
ryal ma ubrania. Komisya no.
dowli ryb " Stanach Zjedno-.
czonych zajela sic, ia kwe-
stya j przekona}a sic, re sk6-
"a niekt6rych gatunk6w ryb
moze odda6 wazne us1ugi. =
Sk6ra 1ososia ME tylko mo-
re bye uzyta ma obuwie, e
skimosy wyrabiaja 2 niej ME-:
przemakalne ubrania. Ludzie
mieszkajacy ia dalekiej pol
nocy robia r6wniez odziez ze
sk6ry innych zwierzat NOR
skich. Najlepsza okaza1a sic
sk6ra wieloryba, fokii sztok-
kt6ra przynajmuje mai
r%ozmaitsze fairly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
GrOzna reWOluCya.

Niezawodny znak zblizajacegc
lsie buntu j nabawienie sic powazne.
go klopotu " waszym systemic jes,
|nerwowosc, bezsennos6, albo niepo.
rzadek zo4adka. Electric Bltters
wyruguje predko chorobliwe napa.
|dy. Ono ME zawiedzie nigdy " ma
strojeniu zo1adka uregulowaniu ne.
rex ! wnetrznosci, podnieca watro-
be o~czyszcza krew. Jest dobro-
dziejstwe1n szczeg6lnem ola zruj-
nowaneggo systemu i spelnia piln'e
swe obowiazki " zniknieniu choro
by rugujac calkowicie drobiazg,.
Electric Bitters kosztule tylko soc
i tie Zostana zwr6cone, skoro mic
dadza zupelaego zadowolnicnia.
Gwarantowane przez NJ j. Kowa-
,9wskiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Hrabia LudWik Pecci,

glowa rodziny Peccich, dc
kt6rej nalezal Leon XIII
zdecydowal sic wys}ac ma Wy.
stawe w~szechswiatowa do St,
Louis wielka lose pamiatek
po Leonie XIII. Pomiedzy
wielu innymi, bedzie MONA
ogladac j podziwiac autogra-
fy zmarlego Papieza 2 r6z-
nych peryod zycia, finite re-
ska1ka, kt6ra W mlodosci ma
polowaniach sic poslugiwa1,
pierwsza piu6ke papiezka,
lante, brewiarz, czerwony pa
rasol, jaki uzywal podczas
przechadzki W watyka6skich
ogrodach, ubrania przodk6w
j. wiele innych ciekawych
~przedmiot6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Plus x jake gimnazyasta.

III. Veneto', oglasza tekst
swiadectwa, ktore papiez Plus
x otrzymal W I 1865 W ostat-
niej klasie gimnazyalnej. Z
Posr6d 80 uczni6w J6zef Sar-
to zostal pierwszem. Mai ma
stepujace century: z nauki
religii znakomita; z filozofnl:
celujaca, i 2 jez. w}oskiego:
celelujaca; 2 laciny:: celujaca
z greckiego: znakomita 2 sge-
ografii. i history: celujaca: 2
znakomita;; przy-
czem dodano uwage, re Okla
zal szczeg6lniejsza bieglose "
rozwiazaniu zagadnien alge-
.braicznych j geometrycznych
z fizyki j history naturalnel
otrzymal postep znak k' Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

..kI,u.puuja Wpiisellllksie5 iic,h lmla.ay,
Isprzsedt1,aw.anlyes public.z'niel na q; y
licach. 70 tez y najbli5szej
|oko,1icy Ber.lliilnl,aaa ME IL widae uzz
(modrak6w Y zbozu, ale g to
podeptane j Wygniecone zbozee
protestuje glo6no przeciw q
matorem modrak6w. Szkody
z wydeptania So tax znaczne
70 niekt6rzy prezesi policyj-
nj widzieli sic zmuszonymni
|wydac zakaz przeciw zrywa-
.niu modrak6W ma polach; "
zakazie tym zWraca sic poll
eva mianowicie do rodzic6w
j opiekun6w, ably q zabroni-
Ii dzieciom pozostajacym pod
ich opieka zrywanie " polu
modrak6W; " danym razie
groza kara az do $50 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Zabita w dZieh slubu.

Straszny Wypadek zdarzy1 sic
ubieg}ego czwartku W Darn
sztadzie. Dnia tego pred po-
1udniem fabrykant Krystyan
Stefan - zaslubi} znana pick
nose Elzbiete Hamm. Naza-
jutrz pc slubie cywilnym
mia}a nastapi6 ceremonial ko-
Scielna, pc kt6rej nowozency
bezwlocznie zamierzali sic u
dac " podr6z poslubna. Gdy
.wieczorem nowozency juz "
mieszkaniu Stefana zajeci byli
pakunkami podr6znemi, MILO
dy. malzonek zdjal re Sciany
REVOLVER talk nieszczesliwie,
il nagle wystrzeli}. Kula
przeszy}a lewa piers j SERGE
nowo za5lubionej, kladac ia
trupem ma miejscu.
..-- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Skarb W murZe.

Robotnicy pracujacy PREY
PRECAUTIONARY jednego re
starych dom6w W Audierne
natrafili ma skarb, kt6rego
rozmiary okaza1y sic wprost
olbrzymie. w wielkiej torbie
sk6rzanej, starannie zamuro-
wanej, znaleziono mianowicie
900 sztuk monet pc 6 fran
k6w, 1900 monet po 3 fran
XII, $50 monet po 80 sold6w.
Calosc wazyla So k%ilogram6w.
St6sownie do praw francu-
skich skarb podzielony 20
stall W r6wnych czesciach
miedzy wlasciciela domu i ro-
botnik6w, kt6rzy skarb cd
kryli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
HIsToRYA RBsO,BBlOTNIKA. u.


HISTORYA R~OBOTNIKA.W
]. 1Gracx xSBlackwell u, pisze;
,PPrz5ezzp pied lst bylem prawie ciis.
ele chory. Pr6bowalem lekarstN
|doktor6W, ale MIC s. ME pomagalo,,
o zsc,aalem uzywat Gomozo. ODE.
Ecnise moge wylkonywat ciezka go
dilemma prace jak dawnlej. Pozy-
skaisem tak IA wade 90 funt6w.
sPahskie Gomozo jest rzeczywiissciie
blogosiawiendstwem Ola ludzko6zcii.''''
Ora iotra Gomozo nig,dy ME "a
Wodzi ~ katdej chorobie sp E,,.ggsl.
ono nlggee. Kilka doz przekona was
9 tenn Pamietajjcie, ze ME Jest to
Ilekarstwo apteczne. Jest ono spree
dawane ludziom wprost przez VIA
.sciicilelia, ID. Peter Fahrney, H2-ll4.
So. Hoyne ave, Chicago, Ill S. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Kara "a kradziez gazet.

Gzesto sic zdarza, re roz-
nosiciele gazet, ME zastawszy
przedplacicieli (abonent6w)
W domu, k}ada gazety pred
drzwiami. Niekt6rzy ludzie
mysla, re pojedynczy numer
gazet zabrac, ME jestwielkiem
przestepstwem. TAX tez IDA.
rzylo sic " Dreznie, ze pew
ma kobieta ukradla przedpfa-
cicielowi 2 pred drzwi jego
mieszkania 5 gazet. Sad ska
za1 ia "a to la 5 miesiecy
wiezienia i lata utraty praW
honorowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
MAKZENSTWO MILO
NERKI z ~DR0ZNIKIEM.

Niezwyk}y Stub zawarty
zosta} W tych dniach W Vero-
ME, ojczyznie idealnej milo
Sci Romea j Julii. Otto parma
Colo, c6rka niedawno zmar-
lego przemyslowca, posiada-
jaca piekny, DO 2-milionowy
posag, zakocha}a sic " bra
Gle swej s}uzacej. 25-letnim
dr6zniku Perettim j za6lubila
go, ku wielkiemu zmartwie-
niu swoich licznych wielbi-
cieli, kt6rym ubogi robotnik
zagarnal milionowe wiano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
DrOgie cygara.

Jedna 2 fabryk kubanskic;lht
niedawno do Move
20 Yorku ola uzytku kilku
milioner6W nowy gatunek
.cygar, kt6rych zrobiono O.
.g6lem 1900 sztuk. Cena kaz-
diego cygara wynosi 10 dola-
row. Ola fabrykacyi tych
.specyal6w uzyto lisci bez Ia
.dnei plami, robota zas Pc,
Wierzono wybornym robotni-
|kom. Praca byla tax delikat-
|na, IS naizrecznieiszy robot
mix m6g skr6cit ~zaledwiepo-
o6mAcygar dlziennie. KEak q
'cYgarozamanl as egiestwod1
ldielnempnd
||nllIlIsI1o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Kl1,ol)szt0Wna noga.

Jedna 2 ulubienic su}tana
miala nieszczescie, wskutek
upadku stracic noge. Sultan
kauai jej natychmiast sprawic
%drewnilanna noge, ale polecil
ia tax ozdobic drogimi ka-
mii'elnliGami, i noga "a warta
Jest ~przynaimniej 25 tysiecy
koron. Kazdego wieczoru mad
odjeta noga czuwa osobna
straz, kt6ra Wydaje codzien-
ME rano skarb lego wl,asci-
scielce.
M ll!!l| ! /, / ((cl,lhllalbler kWiateln
Ba |'aElIlfl' =
nv 5aIsfs Il'|ISIg1 = \ Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

g ClEkAW r RZECZZY. 8
NiezWyNy process.

z. 2 Petersburga donosza: yJe'
den : przodk6w lrodziny hr
Minich6W pozyczyl " rokls,u
1741 Fryderykowi Wilhelmo'
vi 312 tysiecy rubli. w Re.
ku rodziny dotychczas zn,aajj-
duje sic dow6d ma piSmie.
20 obliczeniu dug ten lacz-
ME 2 procentami wynosl O.
becnie 400 milion6w rubli.
Hi. Minichowie zwr6cili sic
obecnie do rzadu niemieckie-
go ably uregulowal ten OIL
brzymi dug.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
DZIK1 CZKOWIEK.

Pred sadem ~poprawczJym
" Londynle staWai murzyn
Jack Brown o'sk,aar1zzoenny 9 "a
DAME ran j pobllcle. Wyste-
poWaf on " Jar1mtllaalcczne] Du-
DIE Battorsea Jako. ndzl.
kl czfowiek 2 Poiudnlowel
AfrJykl'. BY spetany kalda-
MANI " klatce, ubrany " sko-
re ] plora. Przy kohcu pred
stawlenla odbywa1a SIC poor
ma walka lego 2 Wiasclclelem
budy. w tel WaIce ,.dZlkl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
ZnieWazenie ZW}Ok.

Policya W Budapeszcie u
wiezi}a 3 ~dziewczeta, liczace
cd II do Is lat zycia, kt6re
ma cmentarzu rozkopywaly
groby, wydobywaly z tru-
mien zwloki< dzieci i zdziera-
1y z mich ubrania. Proceder
ten u~prawia}y przez dosyt
d1ugi czas, ubrania sprzeda-
wafy tandeciarzom a pienia-
DE przejada}y ma cukierkach,
.W}6czy}y sic pc ca}ych dniach
/ zawsze p6zna noca dopiero
wraca}y do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31
Liczne potomstWo.

Zmar}y " tych dniach "
Caix W d~epartamencie Som
me, W 80 r. zycia niejaki
Maksymilian Crapier, szczy-
Gil sic. ME bez zasady, ze ma
wiecej %krewnych, niz ktokol-
wick inny we Francyi.M atka
Crappiera zmar]a W r. 1880,
przezywszy lat 81 i osiero-
ciwszy 10 dzieci oraz 1874
wnuk6w i prawnik6w, Crap.
pier zaS by} wujem, stryjem
lub dziadkiem 271 potomk6w
p}ci obojej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-31

: WyleczonY z s%ztywnego j :
$Wciaz bolacego krzyza. Mel
$moze chodzic ami stole. POI
( WOODEN choroby tel bylo
: ciezkie dzwigniecie.
= DDla 6 Lipca 1908. ;
: Donosze Wiel. Newmanowi1
10 molem powodzeniu. Jestem1
1zdr6w z }askl Pana Boga j.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-11-17
County Court.

Received from Sheriff J. D. Billmyer
coupons and orders as follows Coupons
and orders amounting to S. 1913. so; mis-
cellaneous orders amounting to So. $40 90;
same, justices fine fund. $45.I7 parish
orders, S673,o3 jury orders. s19I.3o
making IS s295I. Charles Town road
orders, $sI3.so; Middleway road orders.
$56o,47; Kabletown road orders. $4I3.55;
Harper's Ferry road orders. $4Io.as;
Shepherdstown road orders, S567.1o
sheep orders. sos. so; making $I.47S. 81.
d. S. Hughes was relieved of erroneous
assessment.
Bills of ]. w. and Robert L, Biller
were ordered not paid.
Ordered that the clerk apportion the
railroad assessments of the county in the
same proportion as at the November term
of 1902.
Ordered that the order given August
IS, 1902, to pay one-eighth of small pox
bills contracted by the Board of Health
OF Charles Town be rescinded, said order
amounting to $457.o4.
Ordered that the county pay $500 as its
proportion of small pox bills contracted
by the Board of Health of Charles Town.
This IS final settlement of all claims
against the county and no other claims
will be allowed.
The following were appointed road
surveyors for the term of three years from
January 1, 1904 Charles Town district
{. G. Conklyn; Middleway district. Jno
P. Kearfott Harpers Ferry district, Jno,
j. Dillow. Road Surveyor of Precinsi
No. Shepherdstown district. and No. s
Kabletown district, having resigned and
refused to act. it was ordered that N. T
Snyder and Dan'I Hefebower take charge
of the said districts respectivelg, unit
road surveyors are appointed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-11-17
Anderson--Cover.

Avery pretty wedding took place in
the spacious parlor of the Watson House
Wednesday afternoon at S o'clock, when
Miss Martha Belmont Cover, daughter
of Mrs. Rosina Cover of this place, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Carson NJ. Ander-
son, of Wilmington. Del, formerly OF
Atlanta, Ga. The parlor was handsomely
decorated with profusion of cut flowers,
in which yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS predominated. The bride and
groom were accompanied by Mrs. Rosina
Wilson. sister of the bride. as matron Of
honor, and Mr.. Grigsby I. Sibley. Of
Wilmington. Del. general manager OF
the Equitable Life Insurance Co., and
aud also formerly of Atlanta, as the
groom's best man. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Jno, S. Alfriend, rec
tor of Zion Church. The bride looked
lovely in tailored gown of navy zibeline
and carried a shower bouquet of Brides
roses. The matron of honor was hand
somely gowned in white MORE chiffon
over yellow silk with pearl ornaments and
carried shower bouquet of yellow roses.
Mrs. I. M. Baker rendered Mendelssohn S
Wedding March as the party entered,
20 Perfect Love" during the ceremony,
and Lohengrin's marchs as it left the
room. A sumptuous supper was served
after the ceremony, after which the newly
married couple left on the evening B. &
o. train for an extended wedding tour
south. after which they will make their
home in Salisbury, Md.