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The C o m i n g Kair.

Tlie great Clinton County F.i :r week is fast upproaebiii.r aiail before we know it it will lie sure . Of C O I I I M it will be a sne-Ce.-i. '•I.TOIIII luck" has [ollmved the I>t<-<-enl Clinton c o u n t y agrienl tural society fii-iu the sslart—the --gond luck" wh'nli ahva_\s follows iii-inagenu ut which i--? ba-*ed on good business principles. One of the shrewd moves has been tlie appro­priat ion of the week for the fair which includes the 11 lb of September—I ' ia l t s -bu rg l f s , and the whole e o u n t i V s r u l 1 t i ­te r day. To be sure it comes a little lm) soon for the best display of fruits in this la t i tude , bu t not fi-r general crops , aud the e d d clays and nights of October are avoided and the wea ther is usual ly good for both man and beast.

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of b'is,- b.d! SatiiTil-iy afternoon, betwi i n t',i ( u l n n ( l i t r i ts the champion co '^red it am of the count ry , and the local k a m whVli was ci'inpoM-.l almost e n u i e l y o f lli« i t - t i 1 C h a u i p l u n waiters . T h e srame w a s t.i i o n e s id i ,1 l o b e ' t i l r r i ' ^ l i n g a s t h e

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Alter all the exhibition of horses and stock is the chief a t t ract ion of these fairs a lways except ing, of course , chat given by the ladies. The most casual observer can hard ly fail lo notice, as be drives th rough this region, wha t a a improve ­ment has recently been made in the tpial-iiy of stock. T r u e , the improvement be­gan long before the organ iz i t ion of this

at the S l , (- ' 'e lyi u u t there is no doubt that this organiz ition has given it a grea t impe tus . F a r m e r s are get t ing I J pre t ty thorough ly 11 nde is tand Unit they can no more afford to encumber t h t i r fa rms wi th culls and scrubs of horses and cattle than lliey can alford to g r o w thisties in their fields or sour apple trees in their o rchards : Compar ing notes by fanners gels progres­sive ideas into c i rculat ion.

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liuji iioi _'- nnl i r o n in i-ujiito-in- ; manifest the same progressive spirit tha t .1 . ! ,_ ' • - ii- v,.-r imp IT 'S. • tbey did lasl spr ing in giving the people

tn - u t Haiti- c,,:; d--d about a mile i o f L h i : . C 0 U Q t y a » oppor tuni ty to hear Gil-

• t I*• • rt I ' , .u^!a-s l„-t .Monday fore- m „ a . ' s great ' band—supplying so far as « •.• Ki-,g>i.\ e n s loaded wi th pig they could F la t t sbu rgh ' s disgraceful lack

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ple preferred a good game of base ball to a horse trot. This has b rough t ou t several p io tes ts . "Nine- ten ths would be nearer the t ru th , " is what comes to our ears from various q u i r t e r s . Ano the r good thing— the managers of this society will keep their ' -d iamond" under their own control and the people can thus rest assured tha t scenes of rowdyism and disputes which sometimes disgrace these excit ing con ­tents will be insured against , by ins is t ing upon strict observance of rules of the League .

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Xow one final suggest ion to the Agri­cul tura l Society managers , however imper t inent it may appear in cousidera-ti ui of past management having been so exc.-llent. The fair g round i3 something over a mile from the post office and good means of t ranspor ta t ion back and for th are very desirable. An electric s t reet car line would be jus t the th ing needed, and f u r t h e p r e s e n t t h i s i s l u c k i n g - , l u o u g t t w e

expect the progressive and enterpr i s ing , gentlemen compris ing the P la t t sbnrgh

par t of the j l>eeir ic Light , Hea t and Power Company j wilt soon have a line in operat ion as no , addi t ional power would be needed—the j fon-e which gives us light by night b»ing

ample for t ranspor ta t ion by day and no ] outlay would be required bu t for t rack ! and cars . B u t for the p resen t this luxury j of modern progiess is lacking in Plalts-I burgh. When that comes the people will I ride from any part of the village to the fair

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l.ke tii.tt of last I good time coming. I t now costs 50 cents ] for a r ide to the fair g round and back.

Tha t is loo much for common people to sj end . A regular line of coaches runn ing th rough certain s t reets at regular inter­vals and charging 10 cents a t r ip o r a package of 12 t ickets for $1.00 would be a great publ ic convenience aud would pay a good round profit dur ing the four days

- m ix in r im limit | o f the fair besides increasing the a t tend­ance. T ry it, gent lemen. You have done many goods things. This would be an­other , and a boon to the public.

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X. \ . 11. W.dwor 'h K.-q., anil wife, with Jfrs .

- il. B i i l ey and Miss If. D . Woodward , •tdof th i - vi l l igc, embarked a t T a c o m a for ttK ir trip to Alaska on the 1st of A u g u s t .

Charles H. Dodge, son of W m . B. Ooilge of P ia l tbburgh while a t w o r k in a mill at .Enfield, N . 0 . g o t c a u g h t on a shaft and was Mt-verely though not f a t a l ! / hurt.

3Ir. Joseph David of El izabeth , N . J . has been in town this week v is i t ing old fr iends.

Mr. Phil l ip L Belleri™ of the Squ i re T . LUrvey & Son, firm, Cuicago, visited his fr iends and old h o m e 70 Brinkeriioff St . after a four yeara ab»enc*. After en-jo} iog a two weeks vacation he left Monday a t 10:30 a. m . in tending to viait the Cap-itol and famous Niagara .

T h e old aicbar t l '4 i a w » i i l »t Oicna Fall* i* beinx lorn down . Notb ia f * « • re­main of t he mill above tk« w«t«rJevel o f tk» d a m . A n e w indus t ry will to I M U * mpom the Old site. Th« iale Orawi » t o r m t r rtaidcat of

T w o Tougl i s J a i l e d .

Lar ry aud John O'XTeii of Aliona, were a r re t ted in this village last i foud. ty after­noon for d runken and disorderly conduc t and jai led. They made a desperate resist-a-ice to the last, one of them s t r ik ing a murde rous blow with a loaded whip s tock a- policeman Wool 's bead , with both hands , whi le he was s t ruggl ing single-handed wi th the other brother—a blow which would probably have been fata' but for the good s t rong helmet from which i t w i s swerved, s t r ik ing the shoulder ucav-i y. After ge t t ing them inside the jail one of thi-rn s t ruck Sheriff White a desperate blow but they were finally overpowered and locked up iu cells.

The next grand j u r y will a t tend to thei r case, and lull pun i shment will no doubt be m e t i d ou t to them for the serious cr ime Of resis t ing < flicers of the l aw. This i s the h t r d e s t trial t ha t ou r new police have yet been subjected to and they discharged their d-ities nobly, pol iceman Wool bear­ing the first b run t of batt le agains t these notoriously despera te charac te rs l ike a vet t ran . P i t t s b u r g h m a d e no mis take when it u n i f o r m e d ' i l s police force and paid them a regular satary. T h e town hag been remarkab ly qu ie t s ince the change was made , and it will doubt less con t i nue 80.

The two O'Sei ls were taken out of jai l on Wednesday, handcuffed, for examina­t ion before Jus t i ce Gilli land, when they waived examinat ion and were held to await the action of the nex t grand jury, their bait being fixed at §1,003 each, for each of the t h r ee offences, Larry being charged with assault in* the first degree and Xobn with asvault in the second de ­gree . Hail not be ing furnished they were remanded to ja i l .

T h e wri t ing it is visible in grain, principally iu clusters ex t end ing somewha t above the general crop.

The true name of the plant I have no knowledge of but from exper ience in m y efforts to eradicate it from the soil I find it has a tenaci ty to life far su rpass ing any-weed or plant of m y acquain tance , from the easy manner in which th" seed can be

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S-Lo. l D.s^tiot No. 1. in th? villagp cf r n t U b i r ^ u X. X , L. M m t L - K i s h S.-hoM bni.dioj?, In.-siAy PV. r , i rg. A-i^-.st .">, i - ••'. a t T . ' 1 . was ri ' i t-d to ot 1 r V? t i p if ' r i? t i ry , F. C. I t . k i r , i i . l or. noilion K K i i ; a i t , iE'q , was c b r s t n ch . i ru . i n .

The cb,itrnian o'l t .-nncf i tl it the first b i - in - ss of th'- D.H'Ariz w-w tl. - i IcetiiU ft a liii-tu'-'ir cf tu t Boat 1 cf E In - i t ion in the p\ar-? i f AnJrt:-^- M..*K.et-f^. wbc-s-? t e r a i of

office had c xp'.n J. On n io ' i jn , T . F . Manriix a n d A. "Wil­

liams wire chosen tellers, and a ballet w.is taken, which resulted in the c k c ion of A. MeKeefe as a rnember of the B.i.^rd of E l u -cation for tlie term of five ytfus

O a m o t i o n ,

R-«,-lvr,l, T h a t sppcl tl n-.pettn(rs ot the dl-rrlci i .i .- b? called by tlie sc-rerary or the Hoard pnn-i:-5hing nmiceot mp- in ie for two consecuri\e weeks In tbe villaire p-ipfrs.

fli-vn.-rnf, Tl l . l t *3 Ol II Cf s ' l i o n l r o n d S . f. l l l i l l ir d'ie .lainwry 1. l-'.U. be renc ' ic l at as low rate ot tmen'si- as posstble.

The Seeretar t 'S ivport m a i t l i tn read, s h o w i n g ! ui . tnaeVni^ ' i t ' a s p rVn^i 'v i l . f . - i r u r i n i m i r r h e r a l l o w i n ^ raers and comUUon of l l i e d l - t r k l , | s i i i o o i , w h e r e w l u i h e r k t-h. x . • e l , \H, i l . i . i t> Which was OU motion adopted. , a n d . lec i . led ly e x e e . t M . i p . o t e r s . f dis .- ip i. .-

BKCFirTS. i s h e h a s e l e v a t e d t h e - t i n l i n e i f o u r i . i i,,-ra.ir s c h o o l tu a pus i t i e i i>. ..ii.l to 11..1. • 01 t i . e

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* ""' 0 1 7 0 0 MI-PO-IIII " Hall rent Teachers*Institute I \ 2 0 " • Wiefcun. nai l rent Kate Fieia-s lecture

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a very fine one. The best w a y if you have the t ime is to take the cars abou t 7

First b a s e o n e r . o r i , Giants 2; P i t t s b u r g h 2 ; i„ the morn ing a u d s t ay over n ight a t Left 011 b a s e s . G i a n i s 3 ; P i a t t sbu r i r l i I . i . T i , » n , l u » n n i i „ , .o , ,™i , , , , • „ 1 .siru.'ic out bv Heffernau 8; by jieison 9. T u e Dalles on the s t eamboa t and come

down the river next day. On, on,-you go from P o r t l a n d t h r o u g h

tower ing hills and wooded cliffs to where the river walls rise 8000 feet i n height . Ion pass "Roostu Kock" about 15 miles from Por t l and , a liigh conical rock in the shape of a "sugar loaf 250 feet h igh , and pass th rough the "P i l l a r s of He rcu l e s , " t w o tower ing rocks wi th ha rd ly room for the rai l road t rack to.riass be tween t hem. "Cas t l e R o c k " wh ich ' a l t hough nearly S00 feet h igh, a t its base only covers 14 acres , and "Cape H o r n " the thimble like cones of which tower 285 feet while the perpen­dicular rocks jus t back of them rise to a height of 1100 feet, are both on the south

r m u i r t - s , Mess r s . T h o m p s o n a n d G o v e r n . Xmie of g a m e o n e h o u r .

l'LATTSBlTlGH yiOTOKIOrS.

T h e E b o n y c l u b of H o t e l C h a m p l a i n a n d

a picked nine composed of P lattsburgh's best ball tosscrs crossed bats last Thurs­day, at the Fair Grounds, and the small audience present witnessed as fine a g a m e of ball as one could wish to see . T h e Pla t t sbnrgh boys are deserving of g rea t praise for their excellent individual w o r k and especially so, for the m a n n e r in w h i c h they worked together as a t eam. Heffer-

nun and Thu rbe r occupied the poin ts for j banks of the r iver in the S t a t e of Wash the home team with GM. Staves a t first ington . Abou t 80 miles from Por t l and

bag aud Beck with and Curt ice at second we pass the " B r i d a l Veil F a l l s , " "Mul -, . „ . . , . . . , T , D , , . tonoah Fa l l s " 800 feet h igh and the walls and t h u d respectively, fced B a k e r p layed • o n e a c h s i d e H s e 1 5 0 0 f e S t a n ( ) T e v h n e

shor t in good style and Hubbel l , P a r k e r , j it makes its first p lunge , and the " H o r s e and Kyle made a s t rong out-field. Heifer- i Tail Fa l l s . " All of these are plaimlv visi-nan made up a great game for the vis i tors , i b l e b o t h f r o m , l h e

ic ^ r s and Hie boat. Unt i l

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T0t.lt fcaU»3'J -4 TATUKSTS.

Bonds due Jan. 1.-90 4.0 0 00 coupons, Jan. and July 'W i ,u3 74

. $3,103 el SALARIES.

Teachers ". .*.....SH,"lfl To Janitors BJtj 50

fl4,iB3T 33 GAS. WATER AND TKLITnOXB-

Water tor all buildings. Sl9s QO Telephone «6 t'O Gas, Ulgll School 18 30 $35-2 30

$6S1 OS FC£Iu

147,s. g ross t ons coal, a t $4.02,

ltEVA-llSS AXD ilATKBLVLS OSBCILBISOS, FCKXACES,

STOVES AND WATER.

HlffUSOllOOl .- SS70 9S

Oaic street building ITS TS Broad s t ree t bulldtDsr IS uT l l au i t l toa street, " T~ 45 Ellzabewi street i l 170 54 Cornelia street " -10

$709 22 Elizabeth street extension coMraec. $2,275 00

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g o o d b a s e h i t s , a s w e l l a s t w o d r i v e s f o r

two bases and one for three. As for the dark gent temen the g a m e on their pa r t was in the first half ra ther an exper iment ; the players with but few excep t ions hold­ing new posit ions, Eggles ton and Gee being the bat tery as usual , E p p s on first, Paige second and D i b n e y third, H . i cke t t shor t and Gordon, Slorton and Dorsey be­ing the out-field. N o runs were m a d e by the home team in the first two innings bu t

r iver gree t y o u r eye a t every wind and turn of the road, which " c o m e lu,e t ru th and disappear l ike d r e a m s . " The road runs close by the sou th bank of the r iver the whole dis tance aud for a large pa r t of the way Mt . H o o d sparkles i n the fore­g round .

^Numerous fish canneries are seeu a long tlie shores and a t the different rapid3 fish wheels are tu rn ing with the cur ren t . These fish wheels a*-e large flat bo t tomed

mng3 e-ieii pro- mum mtu a s i auung oox placed t rans-2 e.>-fs next one I T e r s l y in the wheel ." This empties them k in* -I total of i l a t 0 a c h u t e ' d 0 w n w h i c h L h e v s l i d e into .king a total of t h e s c o w . T h e g e rish wheels are a lwavs

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JSarued r u n s . P l a t t s b u r g h 2 ; C h a m p l a i n 0. T w o b a s e h i t s , £ p r j » . Hef fe rnan (2). T h r e e b a s e b i t s , J i t - f fernan. Bases o n b a l l s . C h a m p l a i n 1; P l a t t s b n r e h 1. Wi ld p i t c h e s , Heffernan 2. p a s s e d b a l l s , G e e 3 ; T h n r b e r 3 .

.struck- our., Hefternan 13; Bgsleston 2. L 'mpi re^Mr . T h o m p s o n .

BOTJGn DIAMOKD.

scows with a wheel which the cu r ren t re­volves. T h e wheel has four dips made

„ , , . . . , , . . , , . , . , o f wire . When the fish are c a u g h t iu the the third brought good luck and with it | d ip the revolut ion of tlw wheel th rows two runs , the next two innings e i eh pro- j them into a s lant ing box placed t rans­duced one, then two goos, run and the last none, mak i . i S .. »».», ^^ . ,,.„ „„„.„ . | . i ,„-Q rtol, „ , , -

' = j the scow. 1 heae nsh wheels are a lways five. The Champlain 003^3 had better luck | moored close to the shore because s a l m o n making two in the first then two goose \ , a a scend ine rapid waters hue; the shore . eggs, then one more r u n and from theu I T h e fi,sl\ ,wheelf, are said to ""have done , n .1 • .. ••• .. .. T> ! r emarkab ly well this year. Au emolove till the n in th with two men out Pa ige , o £ O D e o f t h e l a r g e canner ies , fa anThority went to bat took first on an error , then | for the assertion that they would catch D a b n e y f o u u d his " w m d e r f u l four leafed ! m o r < ; t h i s season than ever before. An clover" which was product ive of one run I ? ' d a i r m a n on u ? e Columbia R ive r tells

, . , . . , - * rr.1 f n - • I l h e £ l o r y o f t b e t l r a e w J l c u l l e first came makinsr a total ot four. T h e following is 1 t 0 Oregon tha t the sa lmon were so p l en ty the score: | tha t he could walk across the river, in his

s l ippers , on the backs of the fish, and no t we t his feet. This spr ing the salmon were so thick on the river above " T h e Da l les" tha t they s topped the progress of the s teamboat . " B u t do you believe it?" asks one of our par ty . " W h y certainly, the gent leman told me s o , " And are w e going there? "Wel l—not this t ime ."

" T h e Dal les" is the most dead place we have ye t seen a t the west. With a popula t ion of about 3000 a t the head of deep wate r navigat ion on the Columbia, and with the dalles of the Columbia only 4 miles dis tant , w h e r e the river rushes t h r o u g h a nar row gonre 130 feet wide at the r a t e of a mile a minute , still it does not boom. T h e best feature above " T h e Dal les" is its water supply, which is furn­ished by "Mill C r e e k , " a p l r i a m t h a t c o m e s from the snow-clad sides of Mt. H o o d only 30 miles dis tant .

l a g o i n g d o w n t b e r i v e r y o u l e a v e abOl l t 7 iD tllC m o r n i n g . V o u l a n d a t t h e " U p p e r Cascades" and are transported by a uar-row gauge railroad a round the rapids to the " L o w e r Cascades ." where you again t ake the s teamer . The re is an old block house at the "Upper Cascades" which covers the wooded he ight and overlooks a long sweep of the majestic river. T h e river he re thunders over the rocks , the same as it has since the days when ac­co rd ing to Indian tradit ion the mounta ins fell and blocked i ts course and made these cascades . The c o u n t r y between the up­per and lower cascades was the battle g round of a fierce fight wi th the Ind i ans . I t was here that General Sheridan then only a L ieu tenau t m a d e his first fiu-ht March 20th 1S56. Old chief Chenowlth and eight o ther chiefs were captured and hanged ou a t ree which still remains s tanding a t the foot of the mounta in , not far from the wha i f boat. A b o u t 20 miles below " T h e Dal les" is Mernaloose Is land " t h e isle of the dead" ou which there is an Ind ian burying g round .

Vic Trev i t t one of the earliest explorers Of t h i s r e g i o n i s b u r i e d o n t h e e x t r e m e poin t and his monumen t is visible for many miles in both directions. His dyiug reques t was to be buried on this island, the scene of some of his early adventures , and so when he died in San Franc isco the masonic fraternity b rought his remains here and erected this m o n u m e n t to his memory .

Vancouver , Oregon, is about 13 miles from Por t l and by water, and has about 4500 inhabi tants . I t is a United States military post. I t s streets are broad and clean and i t has a very thrifty appearance from the water . Look ing up the river from in front of Vancouver , Mounts H o o i and Jefferson are seen in all their grand­eur and beautv, snow-capped and cloud-wreathed. The steamer readies Portland about 5 in the afternoon, and so ends our excursiou on the Columbia River one long to be remembered as

"A. perpetua l feast of nectared sweets Wuere no crude surfeit reigns."

H . W. Tacoma , W a s h i n g t o n , J u l y 31,1890.

Cyclone ou the S t . L a w r e n c e .

A great cyclone swep t over L a k e S t . Lou i s on the St . L a w r e n c e River on the evening of Augus t 5th. Many buildings were unroofed and demolished at Valois , Po in t Claire, Stami3 and Dorvale , aud grea t damage was done to c rops . A t Is le Catlieux Lake a race by the Canoe Asso­ciation encamped there was in progress , and all the compet ing yachts , e ight in number were swamped . A t Lach ine the damage was heaviest. The great building of the Domin ion Br idge Co. and the large factories of the Canadian S c r e w and Barb­ed Wire factories were unroofed and left in ru ins .

Victor ious Plattsbiirgii Firemen In B u r ­l i n g t o n .

Last Wednesday wa3 the g rea t day o ' the Vermont F i remen ' s .Conven t ion a t Burl ington and P la t t sburgh was well rep­resented by Relief Hose, Lafayet te Hose , and Hor icon Eng ine and Hose compan ie s , with several hundred cit izens. T h e dele^ gation was met at the wharf by the Bur­l ington F i r e Depar tment and the grand parade followed, m a k i n g a fine d isplay. The contests of the day took place in Howard Pa rk the first being the

I t A S D E N G I S E TJRIAL.

F o r ibis there were only t w o ent r ies , the iNickawacketsof Rut land , 75 men, and the Hor icons of P la t t sburgh , 30 men, the Horicons taking the first prize, th ro .v ing 221 feel; N ickawacke t s , 190 feet.

PKIZE nn i ix .

F o r this there were two entr ies , the Washingtons of St. Albans, and Reliefs of Pla t t sburgh, the Reliefs w i n n i n g by a score of 7oj points against 6S for the Washingtons . F o r the

HOSE KA.CES

There were 16 entr ies but only four con^

tested, runn ing in pairs- and mak ing the following time:

Baxters of Rut land , 43 3-5 K n i g h t s of Fa i rhaven , 45 % 3 Latayet tes of P la t t sburgh , 50 1-3 Ha tha ways of Por t Henry , 51 2 5

I.ADDEK Ci-IMTilSG CONTEST.

In this contest Lc Clare and McDon-ough of Rut l and , Pr ince of Whitehal l , and Chilton of P la t t sburgh entered. Le Clare made three tr ials with t he fo l lowing time: l i s . , 9^s., and 9fs . McDonough two trials: 13^3. and I3£s. Chil ton, one trial, 10 seconds.

P la t t sburgh firemen re turned abou t 9 p. ir. very jubi lan t as they had good oc­casion to be.

Sturgeon Mining with book and line la becoming aa extensive industry 1st the vicinity of Ogdeasburg aod Point Airy. Nigbt lines are baited with ebaba susd perch and often a SB or W powder ii caught, which at proaoal ie worth ty eawla per poaod io the saorkat. They aw swap­ped 10 Moots**) aod other pots** is Ohwo-da, MMfced a—1 tttm flnm MH fag l a *

VETERINARY DEPARTMENT

OAJXors ox H O O K . — I have a 7 year old horse tha t I was speed ing in a road car t last fall, and be hi t bis back on the-foot re^st, which has left a cal lous. H e is no t la'me but swells w h e n s tand ing iu t he stable. W h a t is the t rea tment If any?

C. P . W. A s s . — H a n d rubb ing and bandag ing

with witch hazel, or any mild s t imula­t ing l iniment , is bet ter than a more severe t rea tment .

Buxoii ox D O C K . — I have a tbree-year-old col t with an enlargement in front of his hocU-, which is soft and does no t make him lame. At t imes it a lmost d isap­pears . Wha t would be your t rea tment?

Reader . Ass .—I t is a bog spavin. P a i n t it

with t inc ture of iodine once a day, and let up on his work.

MILK n o w . — W h a t is good to increaae tbe flow of milk in a mare?

Breeder. Axs.—Lota of soft food as bran and

ground oats. Vegetables aad grass in its

HAIL ixraos.—My stallion ran a nail IM the frog of his near foot last f«!l in S e p -laaber After poultlciag, a swelling took place which la Mistered, s o d the swell ing has Ml yet goae down. What do you reeoosaseadr A. B.

AM.—If there is aayraw spot oaths aole or frog dry it op with powdered • I l i u m , applied owes a day. IT la awjr •**•» la the few* ^plyr salt

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C l i n t o n C i i n u i r F a r m e r * ' . I n o c i a -Men'* H t a k e l P i c n i c

Will be held at Sinitu'a grove, Peru, next Taesdty , August 12tb, 1890, at 10 A. M.

PROGJUM: At 11 A K a game of bass ball will be

played between tbe KeeaevUle aad Sohoy-ler Tills clubs.

At 2 P. M an address will be delivered by Walter P. Pierce, of Oheatngo, N Y.

EuajKCT. — "Tae Farmer's League; taxa­tion s a d other matters of ia t sres t to fe*. BMM."

Tftwlefcaylar Ftdle Oornet Baad s a d tbe Pern Olee Olab viU furnish a n t i e far the

The feet of the U S M will a s oseapied by • a s i r , short address's by sjcasbers, and by sseisl iassroaarss.

The aaististisB ealeaes a cordial toeiU. Mas to all taaon aadfstaade to attend, aad Jato to the fsoHeithm

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High school Elizabeth street school.

Gt72 303 30

Insurance MISCELLANEOUS.

Pilntlog', advertising- and stationery. Indigent tuna laboratory supplies Cleaning and janitors' supplies. Library Express, postage and telegraphing . . Enumeration ior !S9 and :9J Assessment roll Tuning musical instruments Bent ot Cornelia street building Clerical assistance Clocks and repairs Surveying boundaries Flag pole tor Arbor day, &0 Traveling expenses Coinrnenceihent expenses Maps, musical cliarts, .ice.

Total paid out Balance on hand.. .

$370 0-2 70 U0

$370 60 15 00 81 SO

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$11,200 at 5 per cent. S,55) a t4X percent. 4,750 a t4 percent.

$21,5 •0

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woo a,sso 3,00-J a,700 3.730 '2,001) 2,0tH) -2,000 2,000

S21,500 The different buildings and f nrnitnre are

insured as follows: High School building:...' $25,0^0

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•-tOS II i i Children ot sclioolage 241S Children under-senool age 72s AdUlCS - Su77 Five per cent 317

Total population 7Kti Births Wi Delias 73 Alarrlages 4:

1'eaohera employed, with tbe inst i tut ion fro-ai which they graduated, and their sal­aries, are as fjliow.-: Prof. Geo. McAndrews, A.. M. Ph. D.

( V a l e U n i v e r s i t y ) s u p e r i n t e n d e n t otschouls 51,500

JJiiyft Scltoo!. Miss H e l e n 11. W o o d w a r d , A_ B . (Vas -

s a r Col lege) , p r i n c i p a l . 1 ,C0J Miss C l a r a J . B r o w n , ( l i r o e k p o r t f o r ­

m a l School) , a s s i s t a n t p r i n u i p a l 700 Miss Kmixiti £.. B e r r y (Corne l l U n i ­

ve r s i ty ) , a s s i s t a n t 600 Miss E l e a n o r s . M i l l e r (Oswego Nor ­

m a l S e u o o l ) , t e a e l i e r iu 8 t h g r a d e . . 5c0 Grammar Schuul.

Miss Bel le C. S t r i c k l a n d , p r i n c i p a l . . 700 Miss J e s s i e F . Mer r i t t (St . L a w r e n c e

Col lege) , first a s s i s t a n t 400 Miss M i n n i e S . Cosgrove( e l a t i s b u r g h

H i g h Sehoo l ) a s s i s t a n t JOO Miss J e n n i e C. S t i l e s (Oswego Jform a I

School) , a s s i s t a n t 400 Tntermeahte School.

Miss K a t e i t . S p e r r v ( P l a t t s b u r g h 11 i g h S c h o o l . S t a t e c e r t i f i c a t e , p r i n ­c i p a l 550

Miss C a r r i e S p e r r y ( P l a i l s b u r g h H i g h School) first a s s i s t a n t 350

M u s E l l e n A H e w i t t ( P l a t u b u r y k UiKh S e h o o l ) , a s s i s t a n t 32)

Miss M a r y E . l J u r u s ( t ' o t s d a m N o r m a l Bchool ) , a s s i s t a n t . 320

Oak Street School. W . H . P h i l l i p s , p r i n u i p a l 700 Jfirst a s s i s t a n t , v a c a n t . Miss A l l c - e K i l e y , a s s i s t a n t 2^0 MiiS C o n s t a n c e E u t w i s i l e , a s s i s t a n t , 280 Miss C a r r i e P . C r o s b y ( T e m p l e G r o v e

S e m i n a r } ) , a s s i s t a n t -230 Jtrocul Street School.

Miss M i n n i e J . H a l l UMaus tmrg l i H i g h S i h o o l ) , p r i n c i p a l 3fi0

A s s i s t a n t , n o t a p p o i u t n d 2so Hamilton street >'r.7e>o^.

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H i g h Schoo l ) , a s s i s t a n t 2i-o Mlizabeth Street School.

MiS3 R u t h K . N e w e o m b ( I t roe l tpor t N o r m a l School) p r i n c i p a l 400

Miss Mary u ' l l r i e u , a s s i s t a n t 3tio Miss Magtjie T h o m a s ( P i a t t s b u r i t h .

High Schoo l ) , a s s i s t a n t ; . . 240 S e w d iv i s ion o f ICllzibetU a t r e e t

Schoo l , v a c a n t . . ^ 320 Cornelia Street ScliooU

M a d a m e S a r a h tireeu (Noi re D a m e , O t t a w a ) . p r i n c i p a l „ 250

M a d a m e a . B u r r o u g h s (No t r e D a u i t , O t t a w a ) , a s s i s t a n t 200

U a d a m e A.. Ol iver ( C o n v e n t ot S t . Koch , P . Q ) a s s i s t a n t 200

MadaniM M. L. T l i ou ip son , ( C o n v e n t o t S a e r e t H e a r t , K. Q.) a tw i s t auc 2M

M a d a m v K . M u K i u u c u (Not re D a n t e , O t t a w a ) , a s s i s t a n t 200

M a d a m e A. f o l s y (Conven t N o t r e D a m e , O t t a w a ) , a s s i s t a n t yjo

M a d a a i e K . L a p i e r e ( C o n v e n t N o t r e D a m e , Hull) , a s s i s t a n t 200

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W e feel confident tha t all who wish to see position, of h o n o r a n d responsibil i ty proper ly filled, will be thoroughly satisfied by Gov. Hil l ' s recent appo in tmen t of l i o n . George S. Weed, of P la t t sbu rgh , as Coun­ty J u d g e for Chu tou . We real ly do not th ink that a n y publ ic man to-day, can poin t to a more credi table record of equal dura t ion , t h a n J u d g e W e e d . Able , ener­getic , and thorougly conscient ious , he was a man of mark sis a M e m b e r of Assembly so much so , tha t , despi te his acknowledg­ed powers and popular i ty , w e th ink he will find i t difficult to increase the env i ­able reputa t ion lie enjoys a t present .—Oj-dembitrg Courier.

G. A. K .

Members of Wal te r JfcL Benedic t P o s t t ha t will a t t end the Na t iona l E n c a m p m e n t a t Boston, c o m m e n c i n g A u g . 13th: Dav id F. Dobie , -D. S. D e m i n g s , M. B o u r d o u , J . D. Wilkinson, J . B . Smi th , D r . P r a n k Madden, J. Ji. Grogan, Alex. Sanger, T. L . R y a n . D . W . Sou thwick , YV~. J . Carlisle and wife, P . A . Callauan and wife, George Stave, Geo. P . Mar t in aud wife, J o s e p h Gonyea, J . B . H o w e s , B y r o n D r o w n e , Cory S. Johnson a u d lady.

I t is desired tha t all tha t cau to be ready to t ake 7:30 p. ir. t ram S u n d a y evening", A u g . 10th, as this will g ive us dayl ight to see the c o u n t r y f rom Mechanicvfile to Bos ton .

Adjo in ing Pos t s a re mos t earnest ly a n d cordially iuvited to jo iu us at P la t t sburgh .

Comrades cau take their friends who are not members of the G. A . R. for the same rate , §7.50 round t r ip .

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the Q'^bcc Excursion. T h e commit tee of a r r angemen t s a re glad

to announce t h a t the da t e of excurs ion to Quebec is a t last denni te ly a x e d for T u e s ­day , A u g . 10th. I t lias beeu imposs ib le to a r rango for the 13ih as had beeu hoped, nor cau all the detai ls be given in this issue. T h e y will be g iven next week. We are happy to say that the number p u r p o s ­ing to take this splendid excurs iou is steadily g rowing . One of the m a n y im­por tan t th ings about it i s tha t i t gives ample t ime to visit the m a n y points of in­terest not only wi th in the qua in t old city but round abou t it. A four days excurs ­ion ou t for the small s u m for the round tr ip is an oppor tun i ty tha t has never be­fore been presented to the people of Clin­ton county and vicinity. I t is a p leasan t chance to cap tu re the ancient cap i ta l of Canada . L o o k ou t for fu r the r notices next week .

Mus . D . S. Komx.sos, AIKS. H . H . !?IIEI:M.I_M., Alus. A. W. LAXSIXU,

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