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UtTT. IRACLEH -nemberl r.v. WIFE OF r>. ' -7 . PASTOR • 7 Ci\. RiH. «':• v : \--\ HI..!•:- .: > .. N \ n i ' : { :•»- VSe »houl- zender mad tuuid to my J of pain in t.. ) \zl\\ xroi..'. -kin w :i* • - u« !.:vd :•'' ••• ><>::!«•?. :tii' J *.» • e> gone. * - - i Ut inia* f-«\ TfltlfffoiBt Rt renaming Itj. 1 rmn k mi Bumml* tSAPAKILLA •cover from 'h< • a^fc rheums- •V trou»»!e. ; >A5A'S SAK- i* rfcewam*- IKACKJETTT. *<1e by , BELFAST. \E. fewer A Pemn. TS. of salesmen oa urn tofetlier by Mr. Mc Adam's aaaetkras. Per- Jite snhiert than were J*c lower lugs beta* com- it and of fodder * to boid *lock. t IIamber of the t foil Sised col- aod tfcat a few sold At _jna but They wooid tot* of saiJTia* 0M it WW OB* 't&aa two rears iCtioa*: Price. **#c «*> com tions one yei rwo year> aifQ- agea creamery! ^,1 a weak fairly one rent The drop kar hgrprbe to an: point betw« ry natural U be prices pai< me a* for tb< tic decline tbei ; are the trans- Pri< ?• Cox >min* matt* oot tae 9r~ m market. ftm creame: iber of :-\•* I. Dot fm;oei bed tbe wnc era appear decline rer* the fcS^r. ai 5f d li 'r*aj . and :J r the t^H taanrrr. offer*** »* r tne we-+ thi> other il the »e ii d br 1th >< or«ra« to ^ &<G. > ztu AND GOUVERNEUR HERALD-TIMES. VOL. VI. TIME* £STA*I.ISBi:i> ]«%* I*:J. GOUVERXEUR, N. Y.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 18f)2. >OKTHlK> TKIBl >E I -1 AIILJHHKD 1*S GOSSIP I\ GOITERNEUR ON THE NEWS TION AT FROM THE CONVEN MINNEAPOLIS. NO. 4. B#aaalieama and Democrat* Tell the t THaaaa Reporter What They Think of Harriaoa aa a Caadhjate for the Pr»*j. <l*»cjr-~So a* a Interacting- Eipre»»iou». Tbe proceedings of the republican national convention at Minneapolis excited deep interest in Gouverneur Tbe republicans upon learning tbe re suit did not entbuse as they would bad tbe nominee been Blaine. How- ever that may be, they will W on deck at tbe proper time and ready to tfive loyal and hmrty support to Gen- eral Harrwon. Many interesting ex- pressions of opinion were heard about town. The TKIKCNK reporter gathered (he followirj^ J. W. Ormiston. A serioi;«j mi*- 1 take. The people wruiu-d that American genius, that prince of parliamentarians, that leader of leaders—James G. Blaine. But the federal office-holders prefer Harrison. Mr. Harrison and all future aspirants to a second term in the presidential office will learn from this to know that one term is enough. { Pat White.—Harrison is a ^x>d man. but 1 think the partv would have been more united w\nh Mo' Kinley or Lincoln as the candidate. ! I bope Hill will be nominated by tbe < Democrats. He can beat Harrison. D. A. Le^g^ett.—The administration of Harrison justified tbe re-nomina- tion and will ensure his election. Tbe massoe of thinking: men are satisfied. His strength will grow as tbe campaign progresses. George M. Gleason.—! am of the opinion tbat it is a growing one. I am not inclined to think tbat Reid's nomination will strengthen tbe ticket Postmaster A. C. Gates.—Harri- son has given us a good, clean ad- ministration ; one of tbe best we have ever bad. It is all right. Charles McCarty.—I am very much pleased with Harrison's re- nomination; be has made a good president and will be triumphantly re-elected. George Parsons.—Tbe nomination of Harrison is the best that could have been made. Business men have faith in him. I predict his election. J. 8. Johnson.—I am a republican and will support tbe nominee. Har- rison administration has been sound has the oofrrtrienc* of the the preceding one*, every republican takes a personal interest in bis can vaas and wiU work and vote to secure his election, which is assured. A jollification after tbe election is announced is heartier and more satis- factory than after the nomination. v\ e will celebrate in November. E. D. Barry—Tbe nomination of Harrison is a good one and will be a ringing ticket at the polls next No- vember. MA^OR DANIELS AND THE TICKET. The chairman of our county Com nnttee in an interview with a re- F>orter for th^ Ogdensburx Journal ha* wurds of px*i cheer for the Minneapolis ticket, we want read by Hvery republican of the countv. to that \nd WP reproduce them here nominated 'cted. The '\FirM of all. the ticke! n Minneapolis will be el >/o!*i- fuliv '.uider stand RfCHVILLE RUMBLINGS. TUa WacaJy 'Grist' of >>•» Social, K#- liflou* ftjid I^lnr»tioavji: ASaira K»trl- moalal, Ma«oair aad FersouAj Groaa4 out by our Modern C»to. June 3 4. Rev. T. T. Davies I* in attendance thi» we*fk at the YV>l*h Cougrega- ; tionai Aiwuciarion. of which he it ' Retrijstrar. ! The ice cream aud at raw be ^ry festi- I val gi%'uu by thr Citixeu » bai.d\ Wed- uee<iay evening, WJW liberaily ;>atron- . ;/tfd. The delicacies wer* nor served • on the iawu, a* intendeii, on account of Mnclement weather, Nut j!i>t a^ heartily eujoyetl. The boy* Showed their apf>rrciarion of rhe patronage extendeti by playing eeveral rin^ ^e- lei'tiOii*. aij(l the j»rt>flre of TII»* ruter- taiiitnen r , $12, will !>e *j>ent :or i.cw njiiMw*. A -.riT^ atKi.rl.ee L'^^ed Ke\>. J'jt-r^i.u and i><tLi'si> «it th'e (-V>n*:rtjrt- T:urjai ••h'.ir.di Thurv elssM will beof a high order .! The claas of W, togetht-r * . atndeot* who **flnlshed\ the.r tlon at tbe RichvilJ# achooi nru an Alutuni association UV] evening. Tbe roeetin^ «a^ m. order by A. Floyd Gnftth ftnith was made chairman ar:d A. B. Clark secretary. Tho.v K n.rnt ••duea rt n:zed nemlay :.vi to John folie? HE JVELTON. on Mr MeE well attendee} JuLr rov'* lawn <>ver |IJ A :t th 'or :i e I to »e : ^public irs, are c..»r:t:n'j artv T-Ud rd j^ist pro- x: own m •n T V ar* a believe the i: . Blaine was ia;oritv of t!>* r \enr -.•oun:y strong omi nation desirt^d bv :nar Biai R. .•ar:> •- re«; the an«i n.»- l»ues : :^ well : I have man. arnes large this ;vi :.ar; 11 r.» :i r i:> mtere- . an i ! ,ay c and MINI Hattie A. Barber w>r^ ap- pointed to draft a eonatittit.-on \>r the new organization. The rohow.-n*: officen» were electetl tL>r our \>ar President, Mias Neilie <Yod*rd.' K; vice-presidents, A. F. (»r.^::h ':••.», May L. Smith, m Ciuy I> \w -: secretary, Ouie 1- 8. Bo**<..-*.••. ^7 treasurer, Wallace B. Tha>> r eeut:\> committee, Will:'* driek. V\ Af. Etta Barber. : <T, >raith, >c*, Margaret .h, and H N. Gardner, XV IV. rma. '-an^uet will be he'd :.» day r-v*-ujfitf at the Lyntie }{ » f •tgr.n ! re union is ante-:? -^ \y Tie ^ox'ial la*t week Wd-* ww taken in. lctr cream can W htul at W I) W:l- H>DV every night in the week *»ur school clo*etl here la>T week. The graduating excretes were l^eid \u el A:>I. ^ r an •veiling. Tf.f-y Eoreigu M * : t\ •- ;ii*t re.»* nop* ne.v o 1.» a: our i'. no. - re •af n»:;t>ia I red by Maine M;-J wine f Hi ved W;th itici^n*. WO'1 rn in. .-. > *adly w enn.e h«. Pn .110 .:: o •«g f)ct\ e aiue < Ivg. the »een Kla >r i>v r rejx>rt the g.fhe- w reON C£\ WtK»d>ide'» hall Thursday and evening*. Last Saturday, a> Cbarle* wjb driving John McLaren- took fright and ran away. Mjtne injuries t(» Mi>. Hacku understand notlnng ^nouv A M.-Coy, of Kichvnle. w,v la*t vv cek. ,Mr>. brei>rge Hayi woiiderfniiy under A*T J. H. Wall.i< 4 e. ( f 'h:!dren > day w Merhod>t church 1 •'re*^v Fn dav Backus hor>e it ca !i?mg but we :n town ,A t>*ngrrou« Tl| 4CXJ«»WU student of the habits of animals, wntin^ of the utealthy and dangeroTia character of the man- dating tiger, meritioas a caae that hap- •^ ago in the Xagpur A tigress had killed .»: a large reward waa de>:ruetiou. bhd had aw«y a native, bat t<i *et: tne body with- f*ened a district i: »o manv few I* 1^' »£Vred t\ ,fi v Crair, ngti n :.a> .n. .he treatir: Mrirri-tov observed > f S;;rjila\ ved ' o/ :fl!. \^ recen being disturUnl i »ut devouring IL Tbe &j::kun* ';•»-!:<-w return to her prey dur wa» left uod>:nrbe' where she had f^rvifcen v, no tree>. ncr any t.m' construct: :ordmgly Should U- '1T1L' s^jtiare. tf>- :\>< l«vk, t-.-. li :. ••: ie 1JK.TJ ie W -r.: There n:iK nam. d that f.. rin-r^g the : w.-i.> :«-P i. •rners eattr aid if it ^p^>t were r the ac- OJC S of a ::atcn- X Tn- *'\!-« >I1 weL t rr.T; lav evening. Dr. Hawley.— The administration of Harnaon has been an excellent one. It baa been clean and business- like, and he deserved re-nomination. John 0. Lannerberg.—I think the nomination of Harrison very wise The business men will be for him and he will divide tbe mugwump vote with Cleveland. His adminis tmtion has given excellent satisfac- tion and the republicans will stand by him. George P. Taitt—Tbe nomination is tbe best that could have been made. Harrison was entitled to it. Jf he has the united support of his party, he will carry more states than any presidential candidate of recent times. There is no doubt of his election. H. G. AJdrich.—I think that either Blaine or McKinley would have been a wiser choice on the gronnd of availability. The convention, how- ever, has spoken, and every loyal republican will doubtless consider it his duty to acquiesce m the result of j its deliberation. Hon. D. Peck—I am not much of a county and tney b-el disappointed, and regret to >ve hun at tne present time retired to private life, and the Republican party and the nation deprived of his services—but J think I can speak with s»ome author- ity when I say there is not a Llaine Republican in thia county but has already fallen into line, ft has been frequently stated that this will not be an enthusiastic campaign. Presi- dent Harrison will poll as large a vote in this county as any other candidate that could have been nominated- and to those Republicans who want a rattling, enthusiastic canvass, let me say to them kindly possess your souls in patience, for between now and November you will see inaugurated a campaign that will enlist tbe sympathies and aid of every Republican man woman and child, in this county, and the enthusiasm for Harrison and Reid will be at fever heat. Every Iiepub- lican enters this campaign with a feeling of confidence. He has noth- ing to defend or explain away. :a a re engagement with Tr:n cho»r a: (Touvernetir. and there, at lea*t through the luer vacation. Horace E. Gardner. W. M vilie Jxxige F. k A M.. home Friday from where he has been ry ( wh in: ;I.c el -:nir *unj- of Rich- returned >Vw York city, in attendance at OUR VILLAGE MENTORS Transact Considerable Batlaea* at their laat Regular Meeting. Tbe board of trustees of Gouver- neur held its regular weekly meeting last Friday ws&t flrwwt, Germ S. Conger, president; trustees, Rob- inson. Payne, Carpenter and Gates; absent. Whitney and Dunkeiberg. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Mr. Sprngue appeared before the board and requested tbat street be gradqi. John Jones also appeared and re- quested that the lane back of the stores on Main 6treet be kept clean. Ziba Phillips and Alonzo Crandall appeared before the board and com- plained that Charles H. Bowne had piled the rubbish from the covered bridge in front of their premises, and that the same obstructed the street and emitted an offensive odor. Tbe board instructed Superintendent Vail to notify Mr. Bowne to remove tbe rubbish. * Chief Gaddis was ordered to notify the merchants on Main street to re- move the rubbish from back of their stores. John McCarty, chief of the fire de- partment, appeared before tbe board and requested permission for Fire Co., No. 1 to go on tbe the Grand Lodtre of Ma*onK Mrs. Orcutt, of Hartford. Cone, formerly Miss Lula Tabor, who left Rich vilie in !s>0. returned for a visit to old friend*. She is accompanied by her httie daughter, Annie. Mrs. Orcutt has* been in falling health for the pa*t two years and nope* to be benefitted by the oracing air of her native hill?*. A. >\ Williams narrowly escar>ed a fatal accident Friday morning. While driving down to the'gravel pit to com- mence the day's work on the highway, his horse* became unmanageable, and meeting a teajuj opposite Deacon Davenport\* residence, he reined into the ditch. The wheel struck a stone and Mr. Williams wa* thrown off, one wheel passing over his shoulder, and he was otherwise badiy bruised. He was picked op insensible and carried to tbe Lynde House, but soon rallied and is rapidly inproving. Tbe team ran into H. Jones' blacksmith shop and were stopped without farther damage. Messrs. Lalone and Campbell, of Natural Dam, were welcome visitors Sen. W'i . < *niiK*hanks and son :.a\e ;u. pro ved U > th*»;r noii*e> by painting. Ko ••': >-ott,i*** been * toe^ to *hip Ro.ian Moore has gon. with a tine lot of hor*e>. Nora 1-aJone and Will F gone to Burltogton, Vt. A few new pianks have >>*-e: to our side walk, but n;r re needed. 8aturday, June 4, IM',\ a\ ; after a protracted illnexv Rea died. 8he was one of •U. .1: are >ota- •*ton have ded vet r* graoua n U'tt' M-}J I evening. ied. and J. r . Mi- Nr *.-• I 'oilar. ' bv ]'P. The r^at trj»- i Th. ,e\ e Fr ''o All- * re. CN. me • When diPd:, . n. a . ^l!l •:on- •:: e[j- •t Sat- .*i:r;n.e J'oiiar. 1 fie finx»iu < ducted bv J'p.'f. lioice. w,i« i jo Ved. Fat (.'line'- hor>e ran away uniay. fie beeame frightened at a piece or paper aiid wa> soor; un manageable. He ran into P. lake's blacksmith shop and there he left the buggy to be repaired. Then he ru*he<I iout the back door and wa> soon v«i .yirig ie du^ty s: ;er an-.i tao but his match- up •:; the rface were Je sweeping large bodv had been when Mrs. Rea was but two and a half years old. Since Mrs. Rea wa.« twenty- one years old she was a member of the Reformed Presbyterian church, until coming here to reside, she then united hj letter with tbe United Pre*bvterian efiurch of this place. The town of Lisbon thus loses one of its most re- spected resident. During the three vmrssbeha* lived in the town she had formed a large circle of acquaint- ances and attached to herself many Mends. Her illness covered the space J of almost two years; the quarter part of that time she was confined to her room and couch- But her patience under suffering -remarkable. No word of fretful- or impatience escaped her lips. She recognized the hand of her hea- •fply father in her affliction and was at the Ricb-ilie lodge of Good TeH^S!^ plan Saturday evening. VSr died * he ? D * W thw - WAS DO h °P e Arthur V. Payne, of Brooklyn, N Vf 4 * i'- , lu - ! caught. a 'arnidv of ' The chi]dr * u ^rvices last Stindav in eirfit children, two brother and three f !^f a ^ H ^ C t U J C \ V**** 1 otT ' vefv sisfcrsof whom survive her, also her i^J?^^ The t- 0We \ 7^ We]1 mother who was Jane Harj*/ and | arrai ^ D<Hl ^speaking gooil. M'K. married George Houston, he diet! MARBLE DUS Harrison man; he wasnt my choice. , g,^ ^^ Y M former principal of the R. '0.' F. S., is in town calling upon old pupils and friends. We trust he will remain until after tbe graduating exercises, and to the Alumni banquet the 20tH in*?. Mrs. D. N. Gardner and Mrs. J. P. Caroline j Groevenor, of Wocester. Mass.. are visiting their old home here and their many iriends rejoice greatly that they will remain with us, at least througfc the \heated term.** Miss Lucy Cross represents the Ricbnlle Congregational church at the B. R. & S. L. association, which meets at Clayton to-day. Vast \internal improvements\ are noticable in tbe post-office block. Newly painted and papered ir is far more neat and attractive, and a fresh stock of groceries just received by Postmaster McCoy sbow to excellent advantage. The silver anniversary of the organ- ization of Richviile Lodge, No. 633, F. & A. M., occurs Friday, June 24th. Tbe brethren propose to celebrate tbe occasion becomingly, and arrange- ments are being made for an anniver- sary supper to be served to the mem- bers and friends of that ancient and honorable order. A \feast of reason bo rill fljpreco* ftBd£ 1 to go on tne excursion to } Niagara Falls and recommended that f ^^wlu^r is promised ail company Na 2 would offer sufficient I ^l^ QW T^ton SF*elod£ attend. protection. Permission was \ ^ ^ ven bT Rj c hviIJe> ancient opera- A. B. Cutting—Blaine was accept granted the company to attend tbe.tive Grand Master Horace Wbite, able to tbe republican organization Firemen s Convention at Niagara J together with addresses by Right and Harrison is not. I think Blaine f f*U*. I Worthy John Weob. Jr., of Gouver- is 20,000 stronger in New York, the ) James Brodie was gi ven permission j near, and others. Announcements of tobuiid a cross walk opposite his I the program in full will be given next| premises provided he furnishes all-j *eet inatenal and perform all labor un- \ \Coming events cast their shadows der the Ptipervision of tne street com-1 before,^and the quiet wedding which 1 occurred Thursday was no surprise to pivotal state, than Harrison. How- ever that may be the democratic nominee will be elected. Supervisor W. T Clark—I: is a good nomination. It may not have the hurrah Blaine would 'have had. ; hut the country has prospered under. Harrison's administration. No re- publican can go back on tbe nomina . tion. i Mert Beard—I do not think that* very, but graee bad prepared the feane. She eonid say with divine toaster, 4 *!t this cop may not pass from me except I drink it, thy will be done.\ There was no -fioom about her apartment. It was a pleasure for her friends to visit her., Toward the end all fear of death was J taken away. 8beeven longed for the) time when she would be freed from | suffering and enter upon \tbe rest that t remains for the people of, God.\ This j community has bad in her case astrik- i ing illustration of the power of divine grace to sustain the christian under; unusually trying circumstances. \They also serve who only stand and ; wait.\ The funeral services were con- < ducted by her pastor, assisted by Rev. j R C\ Day. of the Congregational, church. Monday afternoon, June r>. 1 The building was filled with relatives j and friends some of whom were from Crarya Mills, Madrid. Osrdensbur*: and Heuvelton: interment in the Campbell cemetery. To tbe friends 1 and neighbors who so kindly assisted j in decorating tbe church and grave. also in tbe duties at tbe bouse. Mr Rea and daughter would extend them their heartfelt thanks. Hurrah for Harrison and Reid: Thomas Allen, of Chipj>ewa Bay, was among the inanv visitors at the St. Lawrence Saturdav. George Lewis and family sj>ent Sun- dav at Muscallonge Lake. C. D. Humph rev, a boiler inspector for the Fidelity and Casualty Co., of New liork made an external inspec- tion of tbe St. Lawrence boilers last Thursday and pronounced them O. K. George Love and wife, of Brasie Corners spent Sunday in town calling on friends and relatives. P. R. Whitney has been elected to membership in the Oriole Bicycle club of tbe Brooklvn side. Mr. Whitney has purchased a Columbia light roadster wheel and is already con- ceded by all to be the champion trick bicvrlist of tbe west side. Frank J. Lewis spent Sunday at his home near Rossie. Looii Bonlet, Jr„ and Henry Cms tis* Jr., left to-day for Quebec to spend a few days. They wfll visit the shrme of St. Ann, also 8t. Thomas, the former borne of Mr. Boulet. Richard Love, of Macomb, called on friends here Monday. : '.a-. <..^; ;* are :. njs u ^>:i]'y A b u- v..n> :;<at:t his iock wa«i d><vv< ground, and :;;K\; ' the tracks v( a t trace where son:u dragged along. Cpon folfowing up the track the re- mains of the unlucky bhikan were dis- covered, but the tigress had disappeared. The cunning brute was not killed until twelve months afterward, although many persons devoted themselves to the work. Aa Excelled Method of Exercising. According to competent military crit- ics, one of the best drilled uniformed bodies in this city is a juvenile battalion called \The Knickerbocker Grays. M It is composed of from seventy-five to eighty boys, ranging in age from eight to twelve years. The battalion is an exclusive one. being really a private drill class which was started a few years ago by a num- ber of wealthy women who- desired that their sons should have tbe benefit of ex- ercise and instruction in the ™*r»nsl of arms. The use of tbe Seventy-first, fment armory is enjoyed by through tbe courtesy of tbe officers of tbat regiment, and they drill then on Monday and Thursday afternoons dur- ing tbe winter season. \ Tbe uniform of the Knickerbocker Grays consists/of gray coat, trousers and cap of regnla- tion pattern, and dark stockings. \Th* gray garments are neatly trixnaiM with | black braid. Each member qt As Grays RUSSELL. first R^ir th*fW NORFOLK. June lo. Children's day was observed at the Baptist church \Sunday afternoon. A very nice program, singing, recitations and remarks. The Methodists held their entertainment in the evening in like manner. Foster Backus, of Brooklyn, and his brother ex-Sheriff Backus, of Can ton, were in town recently calling oat friends f ^ Mrs. Thomas and little child vln'ted at O. Richardson's last week. Richardson's new hall is nearly com- pleted. 7 Last Friday evening the yo^bg peo- ple enjoyed a dance at the>nsrw hall The ladies of tbe Baptisfcaid society are to bold an ice cream social July 4 Kdson Doolittle. of jjfew York, is with his mother, Mrs, if. Doolittle, to settle their estate. +++ __ a musket with Thn prmriilmt of flm ••wnf»[ftp; m bJiii exercises a rigid supefrteion over this drill class, is Mrs. £<Jward Curtis, the vice president is Mravfiererfy Robinson. the treasurer is Ms*. Brndish Johnson, and the secretary^ Mrs. H. H, Chitten- den.—New Vork Times, ie* June :<i The Kinirs Daughters of Norfolk will give a strawberry social at the town hall on Fridav evening. All are cordially invited toatteod. Tbe ladies of the M. E. societv will B , *, ***** June 14. Ara J. Mopjre and Frank Decker. I who have b#en trending a week at / tbe South Stood* returned home last Sondav Child observ ptipervision missionerb. The following bills were 8upt Vail, pay roil. *S* 40: William Biair. cartage, .50; William Neary, extra labor, $25 ^ THK WATEg X»£ XIS8IOXEES convened immediately after tbe ad- tbe trustees Preai- day was appropriately the Presbyterian chnrcb The church was beauti- audited l ** e ^ rieir ^ § of the contracting parties. Harrison can be elected. The new jouroroefct o J»rty will poll a large vote in all of j dent fjeorge H. Robinson presided, republican states, and thereby ! All the commissioners were present tbe •(Mr. Thomas N. Levis and Misa Sarah ' M. Jones, younger daughter of Joshua J. Jones. The ceremony took place at 8 p. m., at tbe borne of the brides ; parents, and Rev. T. T. Davies was the officiating ciergvman. Mr. andj I Mrs. Levis | trip to tbe i Dominion. s*rve a dinner on rhe island at East! Norfolk, July 4. Everyone is expected l j to be tbere and invited cordially. j Dr. Coilison and wife are sojourning i* in Canada among relative*and friends, , ISiCi—.^ *>^i. - . ! Hon. L. C. Lan* and wife of Brasher, ^w 1 ^ 0 **>* P** in a pleaaintr and ! spent tbe Sabbath with J. C. O Brien, ,' £** p. p ^2 u 55 f ro<rra ?- J h * pastor. Jtsv {j, Z. Walker, who has returned the general assembly of the \ last ily 40ecofmted with flowers, and tbe hj« brother-in-law. Dr. Foote and r e of Dexter f:J3l& , Belr^lr Caatla. Belvoir eastls has come in for a fait share erf newspaper anecdotes. Pseudo- Gotlu in style, its broad turrets and bsgpmented walls stand on tbe top of a mostnd which was thrown up a* the end ajfa spur of the Leicestershire wolds by PRobert de Tod^ni, standard bearer of the Conqueror. From its \lordly ter- races* , the eye ranges over a wide ex- panse of landscape, on which there rise conspicuous the ruined keep of Notting- ham and Lincoln's cathedral towers, The works of art are numerous, but, with one or two exceptions, of secondary importance, in the cellar is a monster cask of ale called after tbe founder of tbe castle. Its capacity is 1.800 gallons, and twelve people have dined in it Tbere is also a silver pnnch bowl, rest- ing upon four xnaaeive eagle's claws, which is u*ed on the occasion of a fam- ily christening At tbe foot of the wooded hiU is stabling for 100 horses; a mile and »4alf distant are the kennels for the fox bounds, and from the trees somewhat farther off tbere emerges ther steeple of the village of Woisthorj^ where is a farm noted for the breeding of pnze cattie — London £>tar. /' tbe republican standard defeat *n Dr. Hossie.— The nomination of was, in my opinion, the _ tbe rerablican party could have made, but the methods adopted fd tbe forces employed to bring it wot point to tbe-dajirsrs which are **re to follow as long as a president is \\\^'e for r^aommanoD- Both the political parties should bere- h»re a ooeterm plank m tb~ir except Whitney and Dunkeiberg. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The foilowmg bdls were audited Bupt Altbouse, extra labor, $8 46: K G. Rernokis. pnnrmc 75: Gocv- erneur Machine Co.. *30.68; Molii- soo or Dowdle. coal $80 00. Tbe president was instructed to procure twenty-five curb boxes and tbe neicessary galea Adjourned. visiting Mrs. Foote> parent*. Mr. andV rre*pyiery at Portland. Oregon, was i Mrs. Geo. Spotswood. T| P™**>* «t the usoal hour, and after ! ..«« **,***.-*. ... -^ Some of our ardent ones aet cp^he^ w«i«^ n^e a short and jJeas-| left Fridav morning for a j cigaw when the presidential nogtfba-; ^u u^^^ c } l }?l* D groans old nome in the,i tions were received, a pretty JP*^ff 0 f'pjlj^ Mocagie who it ourte iih Ara J. Moore bar gc/ne George on a bosiness trip. TO Cu£A*S£ ~»l SYSTEM Neary.—I am perfectly with tbe nomination of Harrison. He was my He is an able and booest his admmistrauor: has and firm, ^om- _- . —, tbs rerpect and confide*** • *« pwpie. The re^chbear po^^y M Drnt.^ti,.. ~~* reciprocity has a»d Effectaa-.y vet getrtJy when costive or b;iioa# or wbea tbe b*ood ;P impart or *iuggi*h, ^o permanectiV curs ba- b;tua- coortipatioe. tc a^aktt the x FD*ieyi axki . '. ver TO a hea^ :h y art; • - •ty. w't^oct :r^Ut:iifr c^r w»^lc»-c:r^ TbeiL to j;spe. r^a-iarte« -r- i« cr >ver«. -•* rfvrsr o/ P^g> L kirn? * -j.r** .: Z: Tirr^r — £r>ckased yc*u i .•s I: '* rr.j S^SA-TT^DC v. '?.:?—*-£. A- rr-^* p>mj*< w :-* - rsj: r* V * •*; r« irzl y / T SrTRXar-tr groum Among tbe many friends wbo extend congratnlations none are more sincere than Cato. Quarterly meeUng will be held at the M. £. church next Saturday at •3-00 pjscn.. and a full attendance is de- al rec. as tbe matter of tbe pastorate ;or this charge wid be discussed Rer. fcamoel Call. P. E.. will preach Son- dav morning and tbe service will be followed by tne Sacrament of tbe Lord's Supper Our teacnerp are ;n attendance thi* week at tbe teachers institute at Mor natowm, and tbe stodents hail wrtb pleasure tbe ioog vmeation. The CxKtfrecatiooaJ Sundav sehoo. obserrsd Cbildreas' dav ia#t BavO^tr by appropriate exerrisea After a pieasmg prorram of wnsx and recrta tiooa a brrief address was made to the eh.ldren by tbe pastor Bev Dav>ea y jprong ticket for the oppoAitioo to criptoms The At water hotel i» all ff go^d rooditioo for a tenant shfetold »oe come possession will be giv^at pz>e*. Neison Tflley has bee^rSnite sick but is improving A ' A Mr. Jndsoc wn Mondav Peter Mc to Lak eiGELOW. o: been tryinc to organ *oan asaociatioc hers^ srot a few interested^ /It hester. has| trust and I believe be is the kind Jane 53. quite bedlv m hst pays two dollars for every one in- vented or about tljgp ratio LAW. pastor TTCroa v Rrr R 7. Cross. cfM.nnear. bie scT/OO-. w. rer: Sah^ei & mttboo ^nnda\ lis Tb* Bar>tvt bo*d cc:iar ZDomm* ax^ tr>e M Jane M Tb* 5rad^a:.r.g ti r F & w_ Sa Z+.JZ r>exr Fr ~M* z dg a: tr.* Bs-pr-r: -ssf^h. axri *neL»i» t&i patrocs ^' \h* aeboc-. :Lv,t^: *c rie pre*ext- B*«ade : ; '*GZL it* # \^xuor *£*i ;>t> d^par*oex t. iz er» *»* ae v*c w|jr There is mors ICatarrh in thia t>on of tbe euq^tf f than ail other di- »«• pftt topsther. and until the iaict '*w y«aft wawsupposed to be ineura- t ,e. For *>4rnsas max y years dortors it a ioraj disease, and ^rew-rfbetioeai rrmed/e*. and by ^on rax try fkilxng to rare w:th. iocaJ pir>notinced ;f :r*curs*bie. pror*z catarrh to be a » aad therefore TUCZA. trsatment. -a^lCatarrt Ctire zxax afaetcrsd ^y •' J.'Cbejseyk r -o T>^*dc. r »h;c*. is tbe a#r eo^stitut^Crca, ^ir* sc :b* mar- >ruL..r :• m oot. tbe head >. H. Williams jured last Friday a double vilie his horses ran away throwmg h wajron struck him on OfCiL \Mr ai>d Mm Henry Leonard beeo eailed upon to mocm the their only ehiid. War^l Be waj some time and a great aefferer Miss Jones ax»d Mr Lsw.« united m majr^age *a#t Th-rar trie home of the t*r>de • r »koui«« for PrtD4 The SaU^ Prmce, as Princy George is often called, is reputed y be a gay and sociable young man, godu catered, merry and very democratic^ hu tastejL When ooth he and his bother isu» at sea ix the Bacchante J^t displaysd, m spr^e of hoi being soasriir with rtrjssiliT like frequency. % marted apnttk^ for tbe &*v*j profeasiarL mk was on frieodir and agreeabie ^V^ ^^h the otlfcrr young offioen ojf board, and after a tune, finding tjjLz each of them was known by sotq^ bandy nickname he ai- The and as c' 'or Sfrat, aa^4as brother with equal ^food temper accepted th* nam* of Henfccg — T-nglanrT, Thnsa /' of WMA- S*»f>SS£a -SCC- ar a: - m*j\T *r^ 4*^ Jt a taken •r.* ^i ^ drop* tc a-** /s * * * drrsrt y oc rem* - -* surface* c' *•* one tarred 'aa'is to rure :^sjpor^- %-D-' ao '-• »- - •.a.f ve w^a\rf a-* f xber I'tJ.. d>. worx ax*- *-* •rzmr Tnor-*i^r LZ : tsaCiSsoa^ui. 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