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7 THE SUN: FORT COVINGTON, K. Y., THURSDAY, JUNE a, 1887. & An Independent tan-Sac^fian Newspaper. TERMS. $1.00 EER ANNUM, STFICTLY1N ADVANCE (Shorter p*ri#d< M ji«>iv>i It. HOWE-A: SON, - K. ROW'E. fcn... - , JUNE 2. 1S8T. FOURTH OF JULY. TRe aerer*! coimiittoes having- in of th< charge llie mrraugcmer attractive feat arcs intended for Fourth cf July c«l*bralion in tin* village, hare\ not •:* full:* completed ft pro- gramme for the dvr. AH that remains far .us to say iu this i«s«c is lhat every- thing is progressing in a satisfactory wajiuer lookiug to a highly'successful ftnd interesting celebration iu Fort <-ovin<;ton on the glorious Fourth. We ruight herr out lino a few of the raore important items which will be embrac- ed in the daj's proceedings, and which ^ill find <i promiuent place on the ]'TO£ranime wh<<n issued. First Thft day ^i:l be ushered in ]>r the firing 6f a grand national («aluU aud tho ringing of bells. Second—A grand triumphal pro- cession, comprising all manner and conditions of men,f»oys and animals, in ^rerr coccpiTftble costume and habiia- meut—grotesque, crutl* and original. Third-*Tlien will follow the oration —for the <Iaj b> a gentleman qualified in every rotpect to do the subject full justice, and whosa name will' be an- nounced in due time. Fourth—The afternoon will be principally devoted to sport* and game* of the nmal description. An ample sum having_J>een, set apart for prizas in running, jumping, racing, rowing, etc., etc., of course including those ever laughter—provoking Wl- jtmcts the \ g .-eased pole ' and \ pig.'' Fifth—In the ereniag a g'and dis- play of fireworks will bring the auspi- eiona ©vent to a termination. Coareyance to and from Fort COT- ~\ington on that day will be ample and eomp'eio. It is expected—and hoped •pscUl trains will ba run en the M. &.£. J. R. 11. fiom the several poinu down the line, and at reduced rates of fare. Capt. Sraallinan will run \his tine prim little steamer the \ Princess- Louise,** during the day, leaving Massena early in the morning, caHing at all intermediate ports, rtturning at ft suitable time in the evening. In addition to this he will ply the staunch #teanier •• Grenada * during the day down the Salmon, touching at Hop- kins Puifit and Dickinson 1 * Island. He proposes to make hourly trips, thus ^fording pleasure seekers an excellent opportunity to view the\ unrivalled senary abounding in thai~qaarter of r cur country. All in ail, a right jolly pleasant time may be expected in the old ** Fort \ on July Fourth. So let all —old and y^unq -of both «*r™ and trarv to aU the laws cf society and tHe I uiedUrelj quilts tho theatre. Those \ . . • • . 1 i- 1J «,. * fi.-«i ._•• • tdit H nraa tiA n«m<< hil t church, you cannot rtm«iu in the fold. T church cannot sanction a d right* which slw kus always icredV' hold out first bay there was no panic, but after llu-y left the'eoone was a fearful one. The frightened ballet girls jump- ed into the body of tho hall and tried roo •-••--• ^-- - »- ^r — ^ 7hi« i« tho'ground tnken by Pope to ru>h for the doors. Th* death list •o XIil in his letters to MtiGiynu kept continually mounting. Sooji after i< the ri-lifc ground, irrespective of ji»e O clock all the hou«t» in iho streets >n*. It is tl CCCICMUMIVMH UUIIBIUCI aii««i«. x*- \ • .n»v —-- • — ^ only consistent ground for the «hurcU %*& to avoid explosion. of .Rome t _h t»ko; and we do run nee Tb*) police guurded tho varioas ap- proacW. About 10 o'clock bodies were less of the }*>(-o. As tho priest is » rerT intc'ljucnt mail, it is probable that in laying oat his course he hAsuaccc|Ued the c >r)seq'*ences. and ha« deliberately eommiiiid himself to a coarse t>f nciioo which will end in placing him outtide thr» |>alc of the church. li Pr. ^c;GWnn s is guWij of giving Bttcnmco to such ftentiaieni!* as ihc ioi- i»>wii>jr, which.«fo at present going tho rounds of the prcs* r we feel like coinciding with a re^|>ccted ct>ritcnipor- nry in pronouncing liini *• a daogerous man.\ At a public meeting he is re- ported fo ijave.snid : \ I d<> imt advocate the killing of the eear, but if 1 yhoeld read to morrow that he had been killed, 1 don't think I'd put anv crape on my h.it. While I am .not here to deSend the killing of the liar. I am here to do full justice t< tho luun who fo!iows the dictates of Li conscience «nd thinks it is hU dmy u kill the cz\r It i« eminently proper for the state department to di*criiDin»tc between iht vuSpar crimioal and those heroic men who fight for right «nd lib- erty ttnd believe that it is right to kill the cur.\ nded out of the upper Murie* of the gutied building. At the moment of writ iuc 3 am., there is a report, resting on vcrv pood authority, t.h*t there are at BEN: PERLKY rOOKE DEAD. Bon: Poilej I!ooj!C. f the potcd cor- respondent, died 11 the Ebbitt House in Wabhington, st half-peal twelve on Sunday lout. lie hsd heeo in ft critical condition for some time past, hence tho [news of hi* death wai not an unexpected event, but noverth- iess it sent a thriil of regret thorough- out the whole county. M»j. Ben: Pel-ley Poor© was born at Indian Hill farW«ear Newburyport, M***., Nov. 2. 1820. Hit* allocators* were early settler* iu the vicinity, and ihe farm\-of which M*j. Pooru was Xtretnely proud, was purchased from the Indians by a moru&pr of the family •Hi-1650r-l>u\rtog air bis lifetime Muj. Poo re regarded his Indian Hill farm his home, though hm active career has been identified more vriih tbe national capital than with tbe pla.ee of bis birth. His parents took him to the District of Columbia when be was 7 yesrs old, and four years later he ac- companied jthem to Europe. His remark- able and fur reaching acquaintance with peoplejDf note began thus early, for iu Europe he bid tbe pleasure ,of meeting such distinguished people'as Sir Walter Scott, the.; poet Moore, Lefuyetle and the literary celebrities of the ago; Ho ran away from booie when a boy and Berjed au apprenticeship at tbe trade, afterwards owning the Atlanta (Ga.) Southern Whig, which he edited io 1838-40. For several years be edJtHJt.7Vte American Sentinel, and from 1855 to the day of hi* death w*s tbe W«hhi»gton correspondent of maoy leading journals. In addition to hi> duties as u correspondent he was the author of n iC Life of Gen. Taylor,' •' Eurly Life of Napoleon \ aad <• Pel-ley's Reuiiuifcences of Sixty Years in the National Metropolis\ Ho edited the *o) time* of tho \ Conspiracy Trials \ ' iround were ordered to turn out thvif ^Typ^ f he theatre aud members of the corps de ballet, lying deai at bi Inntiaciea and police stattooa iu the eigliboihood, CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT AT POBT SOUS FAMILY JARS LKAD TO AH ATTliMPt AT 8V1CIDB. — THS u GaBEY XTJCD T MOKSTCR AT HIS WORK. A reliable and trustworthy correspondent nnder data of May 29 furnishes us wilh <juii« a leu^thy account of one of these ' unpleasantnesses '' which now aud, wiii crop up iu every w«U ordered jorhood. We propose to allow the writer to recount, tbe incident iu Ins ow stjle and words, wbicb i» as follows : The circumstances, as near as we can aeseiuin, are siihstantinliy as fallows: Tb* jounjf man in question and bis wife «re residing in Fort CovmgtoQ Centre iu he same house with h<*r . d (hw wife's) parents. Ii appears th*£ the jautrimoni* link that joins ibe two together as one. has been sorely tetted divert tiuies previou$ to this time of trouble. But on Ibis the !iuk «us about to brerk iu iwaio. He began to gather up his worldy effects aod jet hu waxdrube together for the purpose o'< movinjj them to suine other quarters. When thej commenced to divide tbeir drj goods s/me diffuulty arose. Trouble •commenced iu euruest then and lit decl«r«d what he C'jujd noi take awar he would tear iu pieces, and ihen therlTiras a riddling of lrj jfoutis, aud, gtntnge as it mny veem, d-s cted a part of his own warderobe. During all this time hi* $ot>d nafured wife remained composed and quiet. That <>n!j made him tbe more highly^enraged. He could uol get satisfaction bj destroyinz hi? clothe*, so he began to kick aud pound ha wife. Her cries and shrieks aroused some of the near neighbors, bis father and tquther among (lie rest. . Tbe former came to the scene of action on ihe double- quick (o his inu'% rescue. The reception waa most too warm f\ r the old gent. The mistress of th* boose m*t him with A chair ia baud and compelled htm to t<<ke back if nek. lie beiug an officer of Ihe law (• constable) considered himself a prir*rie£i*d trbaracter—tnousjht he vu h it to to admitted into an? iocie;y; into anj sanctum or sanctorum, under any and uli eircumaUuCes. He tben in the bight of his angry pa&jiors started iu pursuit of a search warrant to search tbe premises and to rescue hi* son. Other neighbors came rushing to tbe h>u*« in question ; thought aom« person tan being murdered, but they were quickly in- formed by the young oiaa of action that their serrices were not required. During all this time tbe mother of the younjr aspirant for fame was runuing tip and down the road from one ueigbbor to mother, black in the face wilh rasre, 'frothing and foamirij* like a roaring raaiiUc. She appeared (so snid by tliose th*t aiw her),like a fit subject for the insnne asylum. Had I (ihe writer; been a resident of that would be peccable and quitM neighborhood i wou'd hare hnd the critter arrested for disturbing 4he peace. Misery bein^ fjnd of company she tried to conriuve herself that tome outside parties were to b!»me for the disgraceful affair. - The hiuatie And frantic howls of the mnd woman could be heard • fcalf mile disttuit. To give rent TOWN CORRESPONDENCE. West Constable Items. WKST CoxsTAii.i, Msy3l, 13S7. Rev. 1>. McKay, of Fort Cotingtoo, oc- cupied the pulpit }«st Sunday, preaching wo eloqueut serinona., We are sorry to learn that Mr. John B. Nile* met.wflh a painful accident the other uorning. lie wu« ^driving H young horse to the chees f»w»ory^when tbe* front wngon axle br. ke, »\ichin? Mr. N. into the ditch. Mr. Niles in HII exteusrire farmer f buainFM. W Fox l>e able to attend to his agricultural purtuits as usuui. Decomtion PHT- pnas^ 1 / quietly. Sereral ef the Fort \Coring'onpwtriotic cittzetts passed by rn rowte ivr Malone. How different wna'M»iuorinl D»y last year. The wrfttr was in the Nation's metropolis at that time. TltoustuivU of soldier* and miliUry «od cm I .orgauixHt io»» passed by President Cheveland aud Cabinet in re- riew, and for two hours thfe Pre*k!em staod with uneoretfd h*»Hd if&>st o ^ tiine waling Ibe great cavalcade which seemed to be endUas. Probably mnny of those who took part in the citit war» and have many y«*r» b^tn secluded iu tbeir quiet hoiacs, rercrt to the days of the camp 6re and btrouc with fond i»m«m- brpnee atid feel liew a tinjfe of pride on ac- count of the achievements au<i deeds of valor doj>e theu. It i* their ri^bt and the utition's duty to honor the patriotic dead, who were wmthy of all u»e«?d and praise Then let therr mound* lm strewnjwilh frag- rant fllowtrSRiid btOiisotns, done by tender bauds and loving hearts, in comnieuioration oi theia hcioi-', patriot ism. WilliHin Ackermnn left town Tue«dny ( Hay 22nd, for Chicqpee. MH«S., where be expects to be employed in a lirery stable office. It is rumored thnt we bare in town a violini»t of mor<* th«n ordirmry ability mailing Abhe Lisit and de Rcmeriji mid is Srcvnd ouiy to the late .lamented Oie Bull. Leou&rd Wilnoa, E»<IM has seeured ftitualian ou the new deaf uaule asyiuni to bo erected in Maione. Minfl .rending seems to hare its iTraw- backs too, ** T»ke > hold of i\T h»»d and tell me whnt I nn thinkin? of?\ said Ihe he«d of a family (near here; to his con- oding spou.ne. •' Oh. ye*, yon nre tntnkine ol getting me a tiew spriug hat.\ li Well,' he said '* he gassed uot yet a while.\ NEW STEEL HABVf 8TER AND BIHDEI, BIRTH8. n WestTllle Centre, May S4th, daughter to Mr. and Fre. Bobert Clark. FARLISOKK.—At Dundee, on the 2«tb ult. the wife of Charles M. Karltnger, of a ems. DEATHS. CAMBBOJt.—At St. Aenes de Dtm<fee, May 30th uli., Allan Cameron, aged about 87 yatre. Deceased was one of the eldt-st resi- dents of Dundee, being tbe la*t •arYlror of that claw efotU and reepected pionaera. New Advertisements. St. Mary's Church Sheds. OEALED TKXpKHS WILL BR-;R O ceiv^ by the undersignod up to the evening of Saturday June 4lh, 1887, for th uruishiug of material aad erection, b majr tie agreed upon, of the y edir to bo ceriatnieled ai 8U Ma/y's church In the vlllafe of Fort Cov BUILDING LOTS. Twenty - five desirable building lots on Maione St. for. sale on easy terms. D. E. DENNEEN WANTED. ntLSTO LEARN DRESS MAKING Apply at ths undersigned's room over R. Grange's hardware store. MISS HATTIB BABCOCK. The lowest or any tender not New Advertisements. FARMERS, ATTENTION! ,u k SuperbL MaohirejLA Maml of SimDli^! A j Improvements of Bare Exoellenoe V* mr FOUND ONLY ON THE NEW McCORMICKt VICTOIUOUS AT EVERY WORLDS FAIR It The highest bonora at every International Exhibition and Fietd Trial, ft*a London In 1861, dnwu to the last at Buda-Peith, and lootuditif 92 first prlaee In rallan and New Zealand Colontw, alono haa settled HUthorltatirelr tbequeatli ntrlHsio morivs of th«> MrCi.HMICK. A completen-«ord that ia »*rf«ctiy uoe i>l«. The many varied and Important Improvements which In ineorporated In iachtne« can be best »e*n and appree!at«ti bf a crlileal iiupeeUun of sauapW hlch cau*\b* seen at my residence la Westrllle. Call And get prieea and tetacm hs times and customers.^ © I 4 3DJi 1 \A/*3S\y West Constable P.O., rraoktib IDOlsT'T Pay high prices wi^cn you can purchase for a reasonable sum any grade of SHOES! D. B. DENNEEN & SON'S. S\ New Carpets & Lace Curtains at Reduced Prices No TEOUILI t o SHOW GOODS. B. E. iSJINNEEN & SON. - New Advertisements. LAKEVIEW HOUSE. udrpicrfcTs poarr, Jifvtr 8L Lawrtnm. ALEX TYO, - - PAO?RISTOB. The Popular Resort for Fishing, Duck Shooting & Recreation generally. The Lakerlew House, go delightfully situ- ated at tho mouth of Salmon River, \» BOW open tot the acconiroodatiou of parties seek* i pleasure and recreation In one of the -moet picturesque and healthy localities on the St. Lawrence. Capital Boat LIrery attached and exper- JUST THE THING !, vnpivw, ou«u iiiTvi/ ,^»w\;uqn ami egjfc^c tenced and trusty^culdes ajways available. the table always tupplled with the best to b« procured In the markets, aud charge* MEAf MARKET! And plaee where we ea* g«4 all klada «f MEATS, \ VEGETABliES, OYSTEIRS, *; ORAOKRRS, || — — and FISH, *' persuatoni,\ inike it a poiut to pay u» a vuit, aud join'ia celebratia^ the memorable daj—whicL, let it be re- membered, only comes once a year. POPE AND Dll iieGLYXN. The recent portentoa* letter from Rome, addressed to Dr. MeGijnn, which h« been pwen to the pre^s, ia evidently tli« *' U'*t wo.-d* \ frooi the vaticau iu llie ca#o of the reboilioui priest. The f.irty days of irrace are siippiug away aul pt iheir expiration there ib no doul>; thit Dr. McGsVuii wiil Buflfjr the\ peo- ality iA c*xcoui;nnnic*tion. Thi* i» not n peuali;y to be laughed at, in the cast; of nuc'u a ututi as McGiyoD. Should L« be cut','ff I'roin the church, bd will ba a niaricud luan, whose influence uwous ft larjre proportion of the which io 'it.'&fres to sway will be uttorly %tm>, ; v 'i*here woaldlie bat one alterna-met lif^ for Vim if he wt»h;s to kee>> l/im- yeif at the trout—aud that u to b-;*d a i^volt u%*m*t the church of Borne. HUtory. nhowsi thai tlii* wou'd-bo wuli nigti * hopule-%J uudortakiog, Ia the la»«t tftOfl years there h*s been but ooe»acoc8sfal revolt a^tint>t the clmrob of,K'M&o t though there bm been uany inei^ient rebellions which perieVd bt>- fM-e thy fairiy appeared. The Eom?o \i^athoio Cburch i-« a gre^t f^wor in the W<wi4* hi*tnry, aijd to <Ufy it en taeh * ' weak grouad* ** b«lio^ in a communiv tie land theory wjald be the htgben |»r»#uajption. Ia tbu eont&veraj the tyiopmhie* of tbe msjorilj oi all will be with tb e cburch of UMtfe* id ceuurics. to break up the \ futtodattmit ol'property it^hU in r«al t»Utto; to io a aiea*<sr« di-or^aoix« * dmnoraiit; tosi'tety, Tb^ Kom^n eh — ^ atsM 1^ up M\IMVIJ far tbe rights of ? Vt A its rcfceliou* b I8o5. and aUo, in 1878, ** Tho Polili eal R\^i«?ter and ( 'ongressionid Direc- tory.'* In early iiie ho was a prolific writer of serial »tori*s. There was no man in the nation who had a large or more intimate acquain- tance With public men, or who was moro universally respected by them. *• If /cm pcraist in tbMe A PAEIS THEATRE BUKNED. QEEAT LC»8 OF LIPS. A Paris despatch of May 26tb gave ibo startltDg intelligence thit the city bad bp«n thrown ints^consternation by one of the largest and most dieastrou* Sr«K known for year*. About 9 o'clock people from all quarters of tbe city wer« attracted by a red glare in the aky ta direction of the Jbalerarddes Italieos. It was immediately apparent that i ws«* due to a great conflagration, and half a mile before tbe Boulevard (jei lmlieni was reached the people in tho street informed one that tbe Opera Comique was ia flune*. On reaching tbe »cene of tHo catastrophe tbe^ extent thereof was not st first real- ised. The very top of the story of th euroer Uou«c of the Boulevard aud the Hue K*rigoy was blazing. Pi re men were to be neen cUraberiRg about like flies nruid the sparks, so as to reach a p»>sition from which they could bri tbe bow to bear upon the buruinepma below. About 9.30 lharo w» • tro- raendouft burst of ihmo* that lighted up tbe whole neighborhood, which v»& apparently esused by the falliog of SOOJC important part of the raim: Jfrom those who c*3aped fiom the theatre,and from those vim were oear^ th«-a« -»t -4h*—tTED6 bT^IBi outbreak, the following p*rticulsrs were gathered it w»s botwfteo 8 asd 9 o'clock, during the |r»t set of \ Miogoo,\ when tht «tage was crowded with b-iUet g th -t something went wion^ with a row sj:ts which crossed the top of the iJiitely tbe hangbtg scenes gome of th« atudeocc lm- entireiy ir»nocent uei^hbor of bein<f the, tnsiigator of the affuir. DeGciency of what pertai&s to be bruin »ui)»Unee was the cause of the dwmi«te*ted p*rtj being accused so wrongfully. They were no more the cause of it tfr.m they were of the flood; had no more la do with the pow- wow than they had with the building of Noah'aark. Iu oiy opinion a phrenologist of very limited experience, uoon slight examina- tion, could readily aasertain wbat wm the prime c«use of the fracas. The subject of this epistle, no- doubt, being- partly con- vinced . by bis relatives, thai be was a subject of misplaced confidence, and brtving aanxiety to gratify that wilful disposition, threatened to cut hi* own ihroai. Hia parents begged and plead and used every influence in their power to stay the suicidal hnnd. but to DO avail. He w«s weary of the trials, troubles and deceptions of thm world. He was going to shuke of this *' mortal coil, t! and put on a robe of im- mortality \ oudefilled aud fnideth not away.\ Off he goes with knife in hand attd oaths protruding from his open coanten- ance te dad Ho,m% neeret place to perform the dreadful deed. Before he reached the destined pt ce he called on some of ois fri^ads for advice; asked them wbat they LhoMghLthsrhad better do; thai he was not exactly prepared to leavfr-*ndmeet-the change that iri^Ut be awaiting Itlro in the near future. They told him be had better do just as be pleased ; to act his^own pleasure. His further pteaaur* was to re- turn home before the large hour* of night w#re over to his loving %ud faithful wife. She, tt<> doubt, did what not one woman iu a thoutaud wou'd undfr like circuinstuucei received him iu food embrace and'then tbe two hearts beat as one. It is to be hoped they may continue to do so, tut not beat U* loud. DIP. K£V. C. J. McMORBOW, for building Committee. Dated May 31st, 1387. i-lins 'REMOVAL* HE 8UBSCRIBEH BEGS TO 1N X form bis friends and the public that on or abeut the middle of June he wiii remove hi* CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIR SHOP from tbe old stand to tbe bulldl adjoining tho blacksmith shop of John 8. MCKHJVwhere he will be happy to see ail hid old customers and as many new ones as may favor him with tbeir patronage. Ail kinds of repairing afc tjsnal attended to on *hort notice and executed ia a substantial manner and oa reasonable terms. J AMES A. SUMMERS. Fort CfeTiogton, May 31, 1887. Several noat and comfortable Cottages for the accommodation of families during the season at liberal rental. The Point is easily acoessibie by boats from Dundee, Cornwall, Ogdensburg etc., etc BENTLEY HOUSE, J. 8. BENTLEY, • - Is eloee proximity to the Springs and also tbe R., W.4O.R. It. Depot. ptt\ Best a«eommodatlont and moderate ebargea, 61-2m* HOUSE antrt T HE DESIRABLE DW ELLIN HOUM! and Lot known as ibe •• Tolm renideoce,\ situate on tbe corner of Chateau- gay and Pike streeU in Fort Coring ton. i offered lor sale. Tbis residency H a com mo- didus two storied building, with wing, erect- ed in tbe year 1584, »o4 tocaUd In ooe of the moat desirable portions ot the village, wit fiae surroundings a* to size of lot, adjaceni residences, &c Kor terms and any information desired apply to toe aoderstgued at his offloe in For Covtngtoo, K. y . , T^ADDOCK BROS. Aak tb«> pubite to Tlstt tbeir Market, aee«__ door East of the bridge, on Cbaleaufaj ' Street, whereJhey will find eea» \ \ stantly on band BtEF ' 0u * ks ' Roasts, mew* A Oow* PORK. **\*'Boa«te Mew* A Sail Silmoo Trout, Codfish, Halibut, Tri| and OYSTERS in aeasoa. iflr Bett of Saottge alwajt on I WHEN IN MALONl The POLICE'GAZETTE will be matte, seeurely wrapped to any address in tb United State* for three months en receipt o ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to p-*ttnast«rs. agents aad club*. Sample copies mailed free. Add res* all orders to RICHARD IL FOX, Franklin Square, W. T. ffTBF INTO XU . PABLOR STORE AN Albany «*JS At torney General bas brought ftuit to annul the charter of ihp l'ougbkeepste bridge oo tbe ground tbaHt h«s beco forfoitedJbjjwwLtt^e. Thero aro bttfc before the legrulatore to extend tho time of the charter, which bare had •eaodftl connected with them oo account of charge* tbst monry wu being u$ed HOTICE T9 PROVE CUIiS. P U B S V A NT TO AK QBDEE Oi Bon. Horace A. Taylor, ftnrros»k» oi the county of Franklin, heretofore made, notice Is hereby giTen to ail persons ha ring claims against Witliasn W. Stopkwell iaU of the town of Westvllie, in said ownty, de- ceased, to present tad «*me with the roucbers thereof to the nndersigned at bts plaoe of business at tbe store of Henry tt Ordway, at Fort Coring too Centre, in tbe town of Fort Corlnfton in ««td county,«« «r before tbe 84 day of Dtoemfref, itST, Dated June 1H, iffl. ' OEO. * HElf BT. Ktsvstor. MATT C. BAVSOX, Attorney. FOR 8ALJS AT A BARGAIN. COMPLETE IN MVEBY MESfXCT. No immediate tise, tbe only leaaon for sell- Ing. FUJI particulars ao4 terms on applica- tion to UM auderslgnod. HXKRY ft ORDWAY, \ Fort Covingtsm Centre. CLARK H S^N; liable fiff awBst^med to §mm housework as weli m ba^ttf » knowledge oooking, Ckmst«oi t»ptorass«i ** go MILK! MILK!! IOE, IOE. ICE! mfiB UNDERSIGNED BB08 TO IN- X form tbe reeideoU of Fort Covlnfton titm dartuf the eea«n be will be bepp/to fornlsti ail re^tttriof U»e eame fRBaSH MILK In any Qtta«Wtf de^rstf. DeUvery will be made by ttoedrtoer of th* toe wafoe of Mtcsre Kusselt A Wawbard durtof bis trip tbroagh LLAJfOHULTX Tht FINEST OOODB! LOWEST PBIOESlf J k f V t
