The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 1

LARGEST CIRCULATION Of Any fNipnr In Ftyvtta, I nmri Wtfltmortlnnd or CMRllMb TOWN WILL BUY MOTORCYCLE TO SPOT SPEEDERS WILL EQUIP THE POLICE WITH MACHINE TO CHASE JOY ERS AND NOTE ACCURATELY THE SPEED AT WHICH THEY ARE GOiNG. BURGESS PUDGES AID Through Fining Everyone Caught. Old Road Rule Will Be Strictly Enforced by the Police. to the or Be Called Down. Joy riders, chauffeurs, automobile and other of the horseless carriage arc hereby warned to wateh for the motor cycle in the future it will be in tuai manner that HCorHiliiff will hereafter brought to a close bv the borough of- llcers.

At the regular session of ell last night it was decided unaiii- lnoiisly to jMtrcha.se a motor cycle equlpjM'd with an accurate speedometer to nab the violators of the 12 tulles an hour limit. It was further ordered in of the automobile owners, that all persons driving vehicles of any kind observe the old custom of passing to the right and also of keeping on the ritrht side of the road. Notices with those Instructions will jdaoed in conspicuous places on main thorough fares. It is the intention of council to have one officer continually on motor cycle searc hing for joy tlders. When he sees a machine that is hitting only the high places it will his duty to in the rear and follow it just long enough to get reading of his ter and the monberof machine.

That has been successfully conducted in the large cities and it will probably hase the desired feet here. According to of sev I cotuyrihnen the motor which will cost atw'nn lion, will pay for itself In ot.c* day. It further claimed that entire salat of police dopnnmenf will be placed In the borough ireHRury by violators in a week. Burgess MtCrnm, who was present at meeting, assured the cottncilm that be would earrv out his of he arrangement and would fine every violator against there was positive info rnatiou. 1 1 property was thorised to cycle at once and have the violators jiinehed.

(loom ilmnu Whyel auto owners, showing clearly that many of the accidents due to care- lesHTiess of the drivers of other vehicles who fail to keep on right aide of the Street, He cited where lien the chauffer tooted his horn jHople would cross street direct!) In front of the machine Mr VVhyel thought that tats' would -oon get next to the motor cyclist and promptly get within the spcccl limit officer would have to get the rate at which the ear was traveling. Wllkey voiced sentiments and suggested the nostlnt? of signs to warn the drivers to on their own The have 1 ii instructed to ttint all vehicles pass to the right in than can expcet- WHO ARE THE COUPLE Constables Refuse to Kill Dogs William Martin, butcher, residing at Oliver No. 3, last night called up the Herald office and stated that on (August his sou had been bitten by a dog. Later informed Constable Jake of the occurrence and asked that the dog be killed. Since that time.

Martin states that he 1ms notified constable at least three times to kill the dog and yet it still rambles about Oliver No. 3. Martin also notified Deputy Constable William Bradley, who said it was none of his business to kill dogs. Martin then came to IJnlontown and saw the District Attorney, who informed him that it was the business of tne to hie In that bailiwick to an end to all malicious and unmuzzled dogs. Mr.

Martin states that there are at least 30 dogs in that vicinity that would run at the sight of a collar or a muzzle and who have no apjsirent owners. COUNCIL WILL INVESTIGATE CHIEF GEORGE MATTHEWS SAYS THAT TWO DRIVERS TREAT HIS ORDERS WITH CONTEMPT AND HAVE BEEN GENERALLY RULY. NOTICE TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS. in conformity with the system inaugurated by Superintendent C. J.

Scott, the school children of Uniontown will be assigned to rooms and buildings this year as in former years. So that each pub lie school pupil shall know his or her room and building, the assignments wdl be published in The Herald tomorrow morning. The assignments affect over two thousand children, and publication is made now so there shall be no confusion on the opening day. Parents and pupils are asked to make note of the assignments as they will appear tomorrow. Decorating Contracts Awarded Af an ndjournod incoi log of t-ho North l'uion township board evenirne contrai is re awarded for decoratlng and rapai ring of al of schoolx in Whyel, interior orai ions.

Muti Vllen; ronfine, I. N. Beighley; Kast Interior dei atine. Charles Keonan: Oliver, interior deeorating, W. N.

Teets; Fair interior deeorating. J. Sanderson; YoungOown, Interior and ex- terlor jiainting and now roof. Mat- theWB and Abraham; and interior deeorating of Coolspring schoo! wa-f awardcd to Harry Zehlcy. The work lll he cmnp'oted hefore ilie op- onlng of hool.

All mbers of w'cre Cutting Affray at Republic FUSS OVER AUTHORITY City Property Committee Will Make An Attempt Ao Settle the Warm Discussion of the Case During Meeting. Two men were cut, one seriously as remit if two drunken rows at Republic yesterday. Canetti was curved actoss the face and neck and was so weak from loss of blood ihat serious results may follow Tony I'ollesnikei was cut on top of the head with a carving knife but his wound, although painful, is not serious. John Rkr.ryank* arrested on a charge of felonious culling, preferred by Tony, while A modo Kirch roni and Geriamo imme tti are in jail charged with inflicting razor wound. Ofti- cer Wyatt brought to Jail and made information befote Justice John Boyle to the of the two pr Dominie Cainettl, who was badly gashed, hoist at ami started an argument when a friend of his brother refused to take dtitik of A ejuarrel atarted In which was cut.

He was left lying 01 tue ffoor and was so weak trom 1 of blood that his condition is Speculation ic Rife and Molans Are lo, is this Moluus Tills young matt who is to married in your stoic. I wanted to ask how you spelt my name, I you it down Now, gentle teader, you Mr. Molans would you Molans he just merely ankwered for Molans is besieged dally by just such telephone calls from some anx ions and Impntlent Inquirer dying to know who couple Is to married in their Friday, August 2d, We regret to say WK know. Perhaps if diet know, we are afraid would tell It you. lienee, Mo backward mess in divulging names of lucky couple.

Oh, you Ileadqutirlers! UNIONTOWN PRODUCE MARKtT We have just received a large ship ment of Damson plums, which will sold very reasonable. We would advise you to buy now as the demand is very large, may go iiigluM Inter. also have a car of fancy at cents $1 per bushed the kind you pay for elsewhere. UNIONTOWN PRODUCE A It 1ST, 92 W. South street 4211 Beeson ave.

Both phones. No. 1335 takes Turkish Leather Itoeker at Molans coiujrany. Hock will he held until Saturday, August 20. and if not called for No.

St is ond and No, 1 -tSU third. O. Kougli, the photographer, is away on his vacation, hut left a photographer to look after his business. HOTEL ARRIVAIS Persons from Fayette county towns names the re gist rs of hotels Si ond a Moran J. W.

Altman, S. Smith, Masemtown Tit low James Smith, Dawon; C. lamhart, Shamrock End Klliott. Dawson; It. Sellers, lumbar.

Brunswick C. W. McClellan, Con nellsvillo; J. Laurel Hill; J. C.

Armstrong, Brownsville. Teed Bryson King. Masontown. Franks, High Curst cud. Ollphant; Oglevee Dickerson Hun; Mis.

Werner, Daw son; it. Van Kirk. Merrlttstown; J. It. Witt, SmitItfield.

A Worthington, ludlsvllle. Central It. It van. J. A.

Dewitt, Cmuiellsvllle; A I taw son. Gallatin Thomas Craig, Connells Edwin Faweett, Cheat Haven Itisi exchange Cnlon. Paul It. Condey. South ARM IS AMPUTATED.

Struck by a Brownsville street ear as ran track his home in Fairbanks, John Duda. aged five years, was so lonely Injured that was removed 10 UnUmtOWIl hospital. His right aim was so terribly me that it was near shoulder also a scalp wound IBs condition Is good and it is believe will recover. BOYS' KNEE PANTS. Only few more pairs left.

They will go at 12 imir at THE NEW STORE, 35 Kad Main street, next to Galla- ttn hotel. J. HOSFNFIFLD. Dissension in fire was unearthed last night in the conn -1 eil chamber when an order for salary of KM. Coffman, a driver, showed that had been one day by Chief George Matthews.

Trouble has been brewing for some time and when the discussion concerning the one pay was opened. Chief Matthews presented a few revelations. He declared that neither Coffman nor William Thompson would obey him, the latter at one time his lingers tit him when orders were issued. The two drivers were in room at the time of the argument and objected very much to hav-1 ing Matthews superintend the drivers stating that hen he accepted his sition it was with the understanding that he should directly in charge of the City Property committee and his duties were to the rules and regulations adopted by council. The argument became so warm at one stage that Matthews threatened to resign rather than submit to any 1 change In the motion that was jiass by council some time ago giving him jurisdiction over the drivers and the fire apparatus.

Councilman Miller stated that Matthews was given t(mi much liberty and that his duties should be more definitely defined. Af 1 ier the matter had been discussed both pro and con it was decided to allow the City Property committee to investigate and rejiort at the next meeting. The trouble hack to the night that Chief Matthews was given the jurisdiction over the drivers. From that time the chief informed council he has never shown the respect due him by Thompson and Coffman, lie stated that on one occasion Coff man took a day off without asking his permission or getting his consent and placed another borough official in his place. In discussing the difficulty Chief Matthews said: two drivers respect or oblige me in any way.

They even tell tne when they leave and they place whomever they please in charge of their teams. 1 docked Coffman for leaving in that manner and will eon tinne to dock them for such actions. Recently Coffman went away and placed another borough employe in his place without consulting tne. That employe that required his attention and if there had been an alarm team would have had no driver. 1 have spoken to several councilmen about the manner in which the drivers have been acting but they took no account of it.

Business is business with 111 and I intend to exercise the authority given me by When his authority was questioned bv Councilman Miller. Matthews stated that if council did not want him to act in his capacity he would resign at once. The argument so Mi in that a eull to ordei el an try, Councilman Whyel and Chisholm, with several others, thought that the department should have a head and that the who occupied that tlnii should have charge of the drivers and the apparatus. Chief Matt hews was given that jrower at a re cent scsion of council. When the exact motion was questioned the minutes were produced.

Siebert Hill, captain of the Cnion Hose company thought that Matthews should hear Hie numerous kieks that had been dieted to him concerning a janitor at tiie Union- I lose house and at once placed load on the should After all concerned aired their views, it was decided on motion by Council Whyel that the City Property committee composed of C.add, Christ, and Chisholm would Investigate make an attempt to settlr ter. Pirates and Giants Break Even (Special Telegram to The Herald.) NEW YORK, Aug. 15. Pittsburg arid New York divided honors this afternoon in 2-1 games. In the first 1 lie Pirates did gome timely slamming at the expense of Matthewson while George Wiltse was the whole show in the final battle.

Had Gibson held throw in the opening round of the final argument the visit ors would have made a clean of the double bill as foozle paved the way for the winning run in the same jroriod. Although Matthewson put II Pirates 011 the breeze cart, bunched hits in the ilth inning put the game on ice for the Clarkes. The Giants won the final game in the opening round. Devore landed over head for three sacks and when Doyle hit to Wagner he was safe at the plate. Gibson dropping a perfect peg.

Doyle advanced to second and completed the circuit on Bridwell's safety. Pittsburg came hack with their I only run of the game in the next ning Wagner off a double and raced home on Miller's single. The scores; first game BOROUGH PAYS FOR MYTHICAL WATFR PLUGS COUNCILMAN WHYEL DISCOVERS THAT BILL CALLS FOR TWO MORE PLUGS THAN SUPPLIED AND REDUCTION IS MADE. TO TAX GAS COMPANY Meters and Pipe Lines Will Have to Yield a Revenue to the Community. Will Try to Improve Redstone Creek.

Basketball Look Good Last evening the hoard of directors 1 I Uniontown luiskethnll club met in the parlors of the Exchange hotel to discuss I for he coming season. Since the franchise was ron rml by the club, the Lyceum rink where games previously pluvial has bof altered irto vaudeville theatre, and another location will have to seemed. The dub has al- rendv seeurod on sites and a building will in all probability be reefed to accommodate the club. The primary object of last meeting was to discuss matters along the iit.es of seen rii ropery and htiihl- ii a clubhouse, although nothing definite was done A meeting of the lias been called for tomorrow evening in the parlors of the Kxehange hotel at which time if is pertisi ihm some definite steps in the matter will he taken. Nothing further was done than to prosp -cts fi the season nera My.

NEW YORK Devore, 1 Becker, Doyle. 2 Snodgrass, Murray, Hi Id Devlin, 3 Merkle, 1 Myers, Matthewson, AB. R. H. P.

A. III- Through an investigation conducted hy Councilman George Whyel, the borough of Uniontown saved $200 which war demanded h.v the Uniontown Water company for past four years for two two lor plugs that mver existed. In his usual business-like manner Mr. Wfliyel desired to learn 1 he exact number and location of the fire plugs and in forcing the water company to give him a lisr of the plugs it was discovered that the borough had been eh a god with 111 plugs when in reality there were only 112 When confronted with the and clearly shown that they 1 the borough with something i-t never received the officials of the innroany offered a deduction of 2 un for the four vein's, deducting ir front a $1958.35 bill which had been rendered for June and July for water plugs alone. The hill for the borough buildings and sewer flushing nmre than made up the deduction, making the total bill Of that amount 758.35 was for jd'tgs, for the oT the Municipal building, 3n for the Union hose house.

1 for the noiice station and for the Morgantown street sewer, The hi)Is were held up indefinitely. I The borough has never paid water tax I for the borough buildings and Ing to the of the councilmen jiast nigjit never wNiJ under the present circumstances. Hereafter the I water eomnnny will 1 required to 1 itemise their hills, given the JOHN DUDA OF FAIRBANKS HI! BY TROLLEY CAR RUNS ACROSS TRACK ON CURVE AND BUT FOR QUICK ACTION ON PART OF MOTORMAN HE WOULD HAVE BEEN INSTANTLY KILLED. 40SES ARM AND MAV DIE Christening in South Brownsville Ends in Usual Row and a Dozen Are Arrested. Stabbing Affray.

Sleeps on Street. Other River Town Items STORT, T. MILLER. PROP. DOES AS HE ADVERTISED AND GIVES AWAY $25 IN NAMES OF THE WINNERS.

Totals 45 1 33 11 1 PITTSBURG i 1 R. H. A. F. Byrne, 3 5 1 9 I 1 "ft Leach, .........5 1 3 a Clarke, 5 a 1 i 9 Wagner, 9 1 5 1 2 Miller.

2 9 2 9 0 Flynn, 1 .........4 1 11 I 9 Wilson, .........4 9 3 9 9 Gibson, 9 1 5 9 Leifield, 9 1 1 4 (1 49 33 PUtiiburg .99 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 New York .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 waxed ttcc- Bat ted for Devore. Summary Two base hits, Gibson, Bndwell. Sacrifice hits, Leifield, Devlin. Struck out, by Matthewson 11. by Leifield 2.

Bases on balls, off fichi off Matthewson Wild pitch. Lolticld. SKCOND GAME PITTSBURG B.vrne, 3 Leach, 111 Clarke, 1 Wagner, Miller, 2 Flynn, 1 Wilson, Campbell, Gibson, Camnltx, GET THE HABIT. VISIT THE NEW STORE. 35 1-hct MNiitt street, ucxt to Galla tin hotel.

J. ROiJLNFIKLD. the and mat PATIENTS RECOVERING. District Attorney and Mrs Header-on, who have been seriously ill their home on South Bo'-on avenue for oast several ks, are slowly recovering. THE BERT YET.

A magnificent sign, the work of Union Sign company, of Uniontown, was successfully hung in place above large front of the Molans 11 it a re company. 1 he sign long, the letters and the weight men and four Totals NEW YORK Devore, I Doyle, 2 Snodgrass, Bridwcll, Devore, 2 Merkle, 1 Schlei, Wiltse, Alt 1 P. AF. .4 ft 1 9 I 9 4 9 9 9 0 .4 9 9 4 9 9 4 1 I 1 9 I 9 3 4 9 3 9 9 9 1 2 9 0 1 9 9 .9 ft9 0 a .3 9 9 2 1 9 1 0 0 31 1 5 24 112 number of plugs. Ten plugs have been added in the ICast Knd, making a tal of 122 A complete of lights, now number 187, has been furnished by WhyeL 1 hah man of the water and light committee.

That committee reported unfavorably on a light on Lemon street hut favored a light at Stoekton and Kensington street. The Water and Light commit vvtts given to act in the location of lights at Craig and Union streets and Douglass ami Ely avenues Councilman Chisholm ojtened a ills rmutfon the gas situation and in quired concerning a demand for free ga Shelby stated that he had mad stteh a demand but had received no reply. Information was asked concerning taxation of lfnes and meters and the removal of the regulator house on South Vernon avenue outside the borough. It was learned that only such tax that would pay for the Inspection of the lines could be assessed and that it was jxissible that the meters could tie taxed. The borough clerk was not sure on that matter and will have jiesitive information by the next meeting.

It decided that regulator house could not bo moved until it was proven a nuisance. The contvcHtnen were more desirous of securing tax on the meters and lines than the removal of ttie building and no definite action was taken. The tupanit.trv condition of sfone eek in vicinity of Iowa was diwussed and the matter was rred to the street committee ami street commissioner to have the creek channel put in such condition as to carry a wav For 15 days Mr. Miller was having a clean sweep sale which ended 15. On that date at 4 m.

he gave away $25 In gold. The crowds commenced gathering in the store about 2 o'clock and by 4 o'clock there was no room for more peojde. You can imagine a 175 feet, deep jammed with a mass of jteople 1 wait ing the draw-Ing. Without a doubt there were 2 jieople jmeked in the store and -hundreds more in front of the sforo not la-lng able to inside. Never in history of Uniootown has a store drawn such a crowd.

It hows Mr. success in the hort time in our town. Wjp truly vish him much more success as he leaves it. All during the 15 days of the every cusotner found every item as advertised io the columns of this Mr. Miller will live up to his reputation in having goods for the for less money than they can buy elsewhere.

The drawing iook place at 4 and continued for one hour and 15 minutes. Miss Ora Shank, a young of Uniontown. did the drawing. The first prize was won by John Newman, 123 Berkley street. No.

15.298” was called by Mr. Guy Mahoney, head clerk of the furnishing ment, and Mr Newman came up with the $lh in gold was presented to him by Mr. Miller. The stvond was won by Michael Uohnrn, of holding tkket No. 1475; was resell ted I to him.

The third prize was won by Mrs. Maggie JolMffe, of Uniontown, 1 holding ticket No. 7127; $5 in gold was presented to her. The fourth won Hawk, of 11 Btsl M'aiu stteet $2.50 in gold was to 1 ini. Mr Miller timk much delight in presenting gold to winners, and is much pleased with the given him by the good people of Uniontown ami surroundings and to have them continue making his store headquarters for their needs in the future.

(By R. G. Lockridge.) BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 15 Agaiu a foreign causili the downfall nf a number of the Hungarian ment of flic town, it was a christening this not a wedding as before. Sunday wtts chosen as the day to start the child in the right patii and it some start.

From early mom white dresses ami scarlet handkerchiefs prevailed around the Coal Road in South llrowiusvtlle. Had they restrained themselves to the matter of dress and let other things alone, all have still well, but no. the male portion found it imposai hie to have a celebration without liquor and toward the afternoon evening things began getting lively and consequently noisy, in fact too noisy for The outcome was call for the South Brownsville and they came, three strong. Harper, Lindsey and Booth, and corra led the larger part of the gathering, taking in all 12 men. Those marched through the alaiuf 11 to the borough headquarters, handcuffed in.

pairs, and. as nray supjsrs- ed. causing some excitement. Ail the were committed to to await a hearing John Duda, age five, of Fairnet with a serious moon which may coat him his lile attempting to run acroas ear track at New.Salem, at ut 2 3u this afternoon, lie tripped and fell and the car struck him, cutting off his arm close to the shoulder. was dragged for some dfedance and tus escape from death ai house No.

40. Falr- arried to New Salem, it tended him, losing a blood wfiik). The which leaves ck At the crossing was hurt is a stuaM of which are itoarded oui plot etv over fhe Little hanks, 'his afte 1 i fo, the ib uious. He lives banks, but was where Dr. Cans great amount of car was No.

2 town at Ibridi I high little oc hov ie hat just 110101 As the mote be for before iitflcult was. 'iiigc hi rmau a AB A ill lb age. At the ('hlsholm mggest 3on of iVntnciknan a $1.921 apiu'opt iation will made the Uniontown Board HeaLIl to settle with Health Officer Clark Fosti who liad not George WTliyel and Wfikey, Fast Fay- just went of bildie on the pike, and North Gallatin avenue, near borough Hue, will I to lav the dust ilie grading and trjwtlwl. It they were 100 high. They McCormick, 49 cents H.

Brooke, 55S; Uulon- ruction comjiaiiy, 39, and avenue wei was thougl ere, euliic yard town Cons turn 011 I him freti wo stabbing Brownsv man losi man in took plat was A Irani ment ut fivi I ferner Burehiual Chisholm tl given to other Totals IMttshurg 29 0 0 a 0 b- 0 9 I his salary fo 9 about wli! probably next meeting. Mrs li bolt, civil war veteran, from the iravy funeral expenses eompoRtnl to meet. The streot gate and rejMirt 011 Hu over There is on due the lioard whieli at nut 01 cen 1 40 Councilman vt the contrari be i lowest balder, coutu ihnen thought the dot ai lit or ab front hen WO: fHv 111 ja The track takes a this and it wouki stoji the car batf a boy before- I ho was running hidden from sight ti and rushed upon the nothed the car, 1 him. Duly quick ue- port saved -diute death. imrticlpated in a this evening about 8 upper of South icsults tieing one aie and another bastite.

The figlit to lockup and ac- iy on part of Tidl work tiM-k in til 1 tnd IlilU.H il run (H dI ex- at Browim- caused in restaurant rod to lusxi lert Booth to 0011 arreet and Uie a Constatile Murli the hiebriate to ie wiikfw is owing ti whiili of tl cnbk city I given the jsvwer to lot gum boots tor company Couiu timan Cl alio I nu ion to ail clerk they v. tlifferenf ccwnmdtte 10111 an urohas were i airs Fi ro is a the tiiHs tl vt of Fur Is 2 feet are IK liuhea high, is pounds. Fight required to put it in place hours were consumed fot- that purpose. sign is not only largest but the most expenalve ever ordered local tlrui Summary Stolen bases. Miller 2, Merkle, imyle.

Sacrifice Hit. Wilson, Sacrifice ffy, Brldwell. Two base hit, Wagner. Three base hit, Devore Double plays, Bridwell, Doyle to kle, Miller to Flynn. Struck out, by Cumnitz 5, by Wiltse 2.

Bases on off Camuitz 2 Time of game. 1:49 Umpires, Kigler and Fmsiie. No. 1335 takes the Turkish Leather Rocker at 1 Molans Furniture comtaiuy. Rocker will held until Saturday, August 20, and If not for No 99(5 is second and No.

i (89 third. Provins Dandruff will cure your dandruff and your falling hair. For by 1 Jones and Cough- enoitr, druggists At tnrat Walk-Over Oxfords. pt rhe will reqm at of K. I a iMircn over street at ijierty at GaUatlti avenue and street.

He will ent plans for improvement city property committee was authorized to have the vault in Mutiicipai building pm in huch that I hm ougii iwords can be kept there. lUMxmgh Fugiiu Baker will be ti trod to furnish borough iw'ih a Umk of all grades of taiione Notices will be on the Walker heirs of stow art avenue, and Dr. Evans of ('liarles to lay their itorough will lay a sidewalk on Iowa street of W. T. Tite street was to get he right of way ttu the Whit email avenue sewer through ivate tv at the foot of street.

There was discussion over of the sewer luit 110 further action was taken. At the suggest ion of Couaciluicu bni- ratn be dd ut a IX by igncd by the During ices charged iggei-ted that ujHdy in the oniv wav retf to angui-ti 1 and meditati his si 1 and wife ing for Oh ait ampia. 1 Falla and p.ir.ts tei Ua IX 1 urn trip hev wiil lami arican and lile coinmoQ mude his Leni bind the bars tiiis ffaki, Niagara nia. On their it Mh Bu.di’K Union City, 1 st, ti so on his ait ill ili! ut member at NOTICE At a meeting Health bold following moti Thut all chiUlroi OUgll ab of (tic who VVi is nt CM I cessfuliy Aiiv one lion can for UNION BOARD Oi Bv II Franks, 100 I to il II lktan Board of ml heaks Augu. 15, 4919, lami was la nd end a no MU ig Bor- ht sm-j ciliated lie row i Oil August 29 tg on tl tkm.

ohi dirci mi have wilt i Charles ion tg Mr. 11 tv for ti. SS Franks, at Ixmg provision HEALTH, t'asteurued milk, rich butter fat quart, Hagan Market. thro a John was tie: Dairy in price Hankins, William Han-diaw all re Hi i ituinr visitors at Monday. Uui'-Uali, of.

l'uhm town, gb Brownsville Monday even- os was fo MuMOfltcam to mjutrtant hr a Uxqutrd which trn of its cage, in at Beaver i 4 five yearn old, irty scalped and Is dying. high in quality, low Market. irn $1 99 SValkOvwr Oxfords at Hat ah.