South Side Messenger 19090312

              "Xife on tbe Soutb Sibc is Mortb Xivino"
SOUTH SIDE
For the
South Side of
Long Island
 ¦¦-(^^-	
VOL. 1, NUMBER 34
A reliable means of communication between the villages of Rock¬ ville Centre, Baldwin, Freeport, Roosevelt, Merrick, Bellmore, Smithville South, Wantagh, Seaford, Massapequa and Amityvilie.
Issued Weekly Subscription $i.oo a Year
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH  12.  1909
PRICE, 5 CENTS
rREEPORT
BELLMORE
J. C. Robinson of New York City, has been appointed Manager of the New^Business Department of the Nas¬ sau and Suflfolk Lighting Company, with headquarters at Freeport.
A meeting to complete the organiza¬ tion of the base ball league m this sec¬ tion will be heid at the office of E. V. Baldwin, No. 12 Brooklyn Ave., Sat¬ urday evening of this week at 8 o'clock.
j     What  was  considered  to  be a v^ry effective sermon on a subject of great
j interest was that preached by the Rev.
I Dr. Richards of the Methodist Church,
; Sunday  evening.    The subject of  his
.discourse was "The City of God in Monday. The interment was in West- Freeport, and was listened to by a : ^^ry. A requiem mass for the repose very attentive congregation. y i t~
Don't forget the meetings which are
being held at the M,, E. Church.    Miss
The death of Mary Birtch,' 68/years , S,*^'"% '«  a  splendid    preacher  and
old, mother of Mrs.   Regina   Um¬hauer' ^'«« Pennell s  singing  will   not  di.s-
occured at  her  home  of Maple  Ave,
singing appoint her hearers.
The E.\celsior Hook and  Ladder Co. has endorsed W.   W. Cameron for  the position of Chief Engineer ofthe Free- port department and Clarence VanRiper „ „ ,  r.    .    ...   ^ I ^or  first assistant.    This company will
Preeport, Hempstead, Rockville Centre 3,^0 aupport the man selected from the and Lynbrook are to form the league | q^^ view Hose Company for second <^»''C"»'- I assistant chief.
of her soul was held at the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Freeport, Wed¬ nesday morning. Rev. Father Logue, officiating. The funeral was from her home in charge of Undertaker Southard of Seaford.
Ernest Edwards' new cottage on St. Maik's Ave. is nearing completion. Mr. Edwards will build four more in the early Spring.
E. F, Kilgore of New York will oc¬ cupy his residence,   recently purchased
SMITHVILLE SOUTH
in Bellmore, as  soon  as  it remodelled and decorated.
has
To-night the dance of the  Mail Express Club at Fraternity Hall.
and
EAST MEADO\V-On Tuesday eve¬ ning, .March 16th, at the East Meadow M. E. Church there will be given a lec¬ ture on "Traveling in   the Holy Lalid"
The pulpit of the Methodist Episco¬ pal Church will be occupied .Sunday moming next by Rev. A. W. Byrt, D. D., corresponding secretary of the Brooklyn Church Society. In the , evening the pastor. Dr. W. A. Rich- V ard, will preach.
For Rent.--A   large corner ofiice   in the Ross and Randall   Building,   suita¬ ble for real estate, brokerage  or  gen- i "f New York   City, eral agency businesss.    Apply to   Rosa | tumes    will    be  on and Randall,   Main   St.   and   Brooklyn ^'ssion 1') cents. Ave., Freeport.
been I Hempstead, was  entirely  satisfactory
I throughout.    Mr.   Hall,   inspector    of
,mu ...u        ,-I  ..^     u       I buildings, expresses himself as  highly
t^        .r^"^-^  ru^^^^"" ,       ';l'«fplea.sed with the .school  building.    He
those attending the inaugural   a   little  ^^^^^^  ^j^^^  j^  is one of which the in-
bit.    ihey  all  returned home in good
E. Wialker, 85 years of age,   an old and  respected  resident of  this  place
  jdied  at  the  home of  his  son-in-law.
The  following  letter  has   been  re-  Charles  Seaman,   on  the    Newbridge ceived by Frank L. Hack of the School  road  last Friday,   of old age and gen- Board, which speaks for itself: . eral breakdown.    The funeral services New \''ork State Education Departtnent! were held yesterday afternoon ,at  the Inspections Division.                         j home of his daughter, and later at  the Albany, N. Y., March, 2, 1909. j chapel  at  the    Greenfield    Cemetery, Mr. Frank Hack, Secy,                             | where the interment took  place.    The Dear Sir:—The test of the heat  and 1 Rev.  I'homas S. Braithwaite, pastor of ventilating system of your new  school  the  Memorial Congregational  Church building at Bellmore, District  No.   4, [ of Wantagh, officiated.
MERRICK
habitants of the district may   well   bei
third p. m.
Curios  and exhibition.
cos- A(l-
titne.
Dr. W. ii- Smith, Deutist. (il W. rick Roarl, Freeport; 'Phone 80-R.
Mer¬ it
"Cheap Reiligon" will he the theme of  tbe  morning  sermon  of the   Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey  at  the  First I at Hoboken, N Presbyterian     Church.    The    evening ' to Arthur E. F, subject will be "St. Patrick."
Chuich  service."  Sunday,  the
     ...—....^  J .^„..„ ... , .. u    •      L  J |iiauitain,=. Ul tue uiamv-i,  iiiaj   ,>^-i,   uc,---   Lent,   at  11  a.   m. and7..'i0
by the iiey.   Dr^  Frank  A.    Schofield ; ffjfjt^  ""'^   report having had a  ffooo | p^.^^^   He also refers to the commend-1 The  rector's  evening    subject  is  the
able zeal, business • intelligence and 1 third in a course of Lenten talks upon public spirit manifested by you per-j the Episcopal Church, "The Church, sonally in planning and carrying out: its relation to the Republic, to other the con.struction of this building. .churches,   and  tq   worldlines.s."    The
He remarks that it is rare incleed  to \ Sunday    .School  meets  in  the  Parish tind a building of .'^uch excellence  eon-i House  at  10  a.   m.    The  lesson  ap-
.Mrs. Violeite Miller-Leight,   daugh¬ ter of Mrs.   Mary  E.   Miller" of Bell¬ more, was married on Feb.   24,   1909, J., liy liev. Dr. Lucas, Dumanois  of   Linden,
Cake sale to-morrow, by the Altar Chapter of the Episcopal Church at home of Mrs. PJdw. Tidden, Long Beach Ave.
Michigan.
An up-state Thursday that March 4th."
paper   remarked '' to-day    Teddy
last will
The bill UD in Albany to put vivisec-.     Hurrah!  and  hurrah  again, for we
tion places under State in.spection   has I l^^^e been told that the  heating  plant 	
an active backer in Jean H. Milbank, I i* being installed in the BeUmore Ave. The following has been i-eported for who is very busy these days both locaK ' Church. Now for continued activity publication : 'The engagement of Miss ly and in New York. i on the part of the Trustees.    We want | Luella,    daughter   of    Mrs.    Gilbert
•j to hear that bell  calling  folks   to  Di-  Jackson, colored, and Mr. John Smith, Wednesday  night the regular meet-i ^'"® ^^'"^'"'^'^^ ^^«'*y'^""<^«y- Polish,   is  announced.    The    wedding
ing of the Board of Trade was held   in i ' ; will take place some time in March. ;
Fraternity Hall. The important mat- We regret to report the serious ill- ter of securing a reduction in rates j ness of William F. Jeffrey. At the from the local  gas  company,  also  to j time  t-his  article  was  prepared,   Mr.
Jeffrey was in a serious condition, hav¬ ing suffered a slight stroke of apoplexy
C. H. Crane & Co.  have  established a high-class delicatessen in  the  Otten Building, 5 Railroad Ave.    A  depart* meilt  for catering   is  also  connected ' with the business.
Next Wednesday, the 17th, there will be an oyster supper served at the Baptist Church from 6 to S p. m.
Lost.—Wateh chain, with Odd  Fel¬ lows' and Mechanics' emblem an initials : W. G. M.   Liberal reward offered for ita retarn to the  Messenger office,   24 ', Brooklyn Ave., Freeport.
The State Councilor of the Daugh- j ters of Liberty, Mrs. Katherine Siler of i have the mains of this company ex- Syracuse, and her stafT of officers, will tended, was discussed and a committee pay Progressive Council No. 66, D. of of three was appointed to take up the L., an official visit on Monday evening, ; matter with the officials of the Gas March 15th.    Delegations from neigh- ; Company.   The Board recommends that
boring councils are expected and the i the voters support the measure to raise I alyzed him. His condition is so dan entertainment committee are preparing ' $500 for cross-walks in the village, j gerous that his family physician. Dr. to give them a eordial welcome. The  Board  endorsed the  bill intro-! Rhame of Wantagh, called   in   consul-
~~ duced  by Assemblyman Miller giving i tation  Dr.   Newton  of   Freeport  and
Freeoort Cun Club held a regular ! incorporated villages the power to pre-j later a second consultation was held meeting at Scone's Barber Shop and a ' vent the City of New York from I betweeen Doctors Rhame and Denton, shoot will be held to-morrow  on   their   pumping water from within its corpor-j the  latter  in   Freeport.    Mr.   Jeffrey
ate limits, should it be found that said lis a  well-known  nurseryman,   having supply is being diminished.
Interesting discussions were a gen¬ eral feature, and about thirty-five in all were present, including a number of regulars. President Foster presid¬ ed and at the , cIo.«ie an entertainment was provided.
Next meeting of the Board will be April 14 and will be known as Ladies' Night.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Florence Gangloff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gangloff, was married to John Henry Rehberg of Brooklyn. Best man j was William J. Ellingsen of Brooklyn and maid of honor Kathryn Kollmar, ; also of Brooklyn. The marriage was ; performed at the Congregational (iar- | sonage at Wantagh by Rev. Thomas S. i Braithwaite. The young couple de- j parted on the evening train for a short'
structed at ."o moderate an expen.se. Ke.'jpectfuUy yours,  •
Frank H. Wood, Chief Inspections Divi.sion.
Last Saturday the School   Board   ac-
pointed is a review of four passages of Scripture in preparation for the ex¬ amination in April: Luke 7: .'16-50; iMatt. 1:5: 1-y, 18-2.'?; Mark 5:1-20; Mark 6: 31-44.
honeymoon   after  which they will   re- 'cepted from the builder, Charles John- side in Bellmore.
WANTAGH
tianon 1'. F. Swett of the Cathedral will be the preacher at the Wednesday night service at 8 o'clock, March 17th.
this hour of evening prayer.
Dr. W. G. Smith, Dentist, (Jl \V, Mer¬ rick Boad, Freeport; 'Phone S^-l-K.       tf
Monday, leaving his speech and eyes affected, and a second stroke early Monday morning, which partially  par-
Last   Friday   night    the    Chriatian Endeavor Society held the annual meet-
I son,   the  new  school   building, in this;
district.     The picture and   description I'^'w'^^ ^ ,.„,,    .     .^   , .      ,.t.    j
.... ,  '   ,     , Ul- u J  •   I All are cordially invited to attend
i of  it has  already  been  published in ! •'
; the columns of this paper.    The   exer-;
I cises were held in the presence of a ] number of people gathered to see the ! acceptance of such a magnificient i structure, dedicated to educational' purposes. School Trustee Edw. P. ' Self  called  the  meeting to order, and , rvv'ice'sincelaturday nightT
acted   as   'chairman.    Rev.   Thos.   S. ,  1 r
Braithwaite of Wantagh offered pray-1 j^^ t:he meeting of the Men's Club er. Then the builder turned over the held in the Parish House on Tuesdav keys to the building, which were ac- njght five members were elected*: cepted bv  School  Trustee  Thomas  J. ¦ Messrs. P. G. Muller, W. J. Kenny, V.
grounds at ^ p. m.
A new tailor in town. Wm. of New York is located at 16 lyn Avenue.
Siegel Brook-
Past Commander Joaeph Kaiser, Tilly Camp No. 66, United Spanish War Veterans, is commanded by De¬ partment Commander Maurice Sim¬ mons to organize a Spanish War Vet¬ erans Camp in Freeport. Any man who served in the Army, Navy or Ma¬ rine Corps between April 22, 1898, and July 4th, 1902, ii eligible for mem bership. Those intereated can receive particulars by addressing Archer B.
Wallace,   Freeport.    A  meeting   will j ..    „ ^ r-i u  w ^     j
be  held soon and those eligible will be i the Freeport Club  Wednesday requested to attend. 17th, given by
succeeded to the business established by his father, the late R. P. Jeffrey. He is also president of the School Board of the .Smithville South District and his interest in the educational work has endeared him to all who have watched his efforts in the executive position he has held so well.
The  following  is  the list of games • to be played by the Bellmore  Baseball President Roswell Davis of the First | club:
uig in the church. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Miss Florence Sea¬ man ; 1st vice-pres., Mrs. Warren James; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. Charles Schafer; 3rd vice-pres,, William Gar¬ ner; recording secretary, Harry Braith¬ waite; asst. recording secr6tary, Em¬ ma Box; cor., sec'y, Grover Siems; treasurer. Miss Gertrude Hoppen; asst. treas,, Helen Jackson; organist. Miss (Gertrude Hoppen; asst. organist, Edith Schafer.
The King's Daughters havu com¬ pleted their arrangements for the en¬ tertainment and reception to be held in Ultsch's Hall on the night of the seventeenth. The entertainment will consist of a vaudeville, also Mrs. Jar¬ ley's Wax Works.
National  Bank ' few days.
out of town   for  a
There will be an informal  dance  at
March the  members.    Music by Bishop of Babylon.
Monday night,    roller skating   took '. the place of the motion pictures at the ''     In  the  Freeport    Baptist    Church,
.Sigmond Theatre. The promoters of Stanley W. Roberts, minister, there the affair were satisfied at the amount j wiil be public worship of God Sunday
of business done, the floor being crowd-i at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.; even¬ ed. To-night the regular social dance ! ing theme, "The counterfeiters;" the will be given. ordinance of baptism to be administer-
I ed at this service; Bible school at 2.30
Dr. Taylor's  Surgeon  Dentists  are \ and Y. P. S. C. E. at 6.45.    The  mid-
the latest addition to the business life j week service is held Friday evening
of  the  village.    Dr.   Taylor's dental i at 8 o'clock.    Everyonfe  is most  cor-
.^olRceS are established at 63 So.   Main i dially welcome at all services.
St.,    corner Newton  Boulevard.    He,     Xi   !
also has  several offices in  New  York i     l^e attendance is  increasing  every I
•City and one at Flushing. He will in- [ Saturday evening at the big vaude-1 traduce here "ifti anaesthetic which j vide show in the Sigmond Opera I when applied to the gum permits  the j House at Freeport. {
extraction of teeth without pain, thus The program for Saturday evening, i doing away with gas, ether or cocaine. 1 March ,13, will  be as   follows:    Alfj
  I Grant,   singing comedian and monolo- j
The T. A. Gillespie Co., now biiild-| guist; Madeline Burdette. American j ing the pipe line from Amityvilie to j prima donna: the Harringtons, in a' Valley Stream, will use a narrow gauge I comedy and novel ring act; Collins] steam railway and have placed orders i and Doyle, singers and dancers; the | for the erection of white signs warning i Three Mortons, presenting a comedy { folks at all road crossings to look out | playlet, interspersed with singing,! for the cars. They have already seven | dancing and witty dialogue; Sylvia miles of this road in use from Amity- ' Hart,    singing    comedienne;    David
May 2.
May 9.
May 16.
May 23.
May 30.
May 31.
June 6.
June 13,
June 20,
June 27,
July 4.
July 5. Park, 10.30 a. m
Nassau  Cuban 3.30 p. m.
July 11.
July 18.
July 25. v^Aug. 1.
Aug. 8. Bellmore.
Aug. 15.
Aug. 22.
Aug. 29.
Sept. 5.
Sept. 6.
Sept. 12.
Sept. 19.
SepL 26.
Oct. 3. 10. 17.
Bellmore at Lindenhurst. Bush A. C. at Bellmore.
Lindenhurst at Bellmore.
Bellmore at Bush A. C.
Bellmore at Lindenhurst.
Open. Bush A. C. at Bellmore.
Lindenhurst at Bellmore.
Wantagh at Bellmore.
Bellmore at Lindenhurst. Bellmore at Bush A, C. Bellmore at Freeport A. C.
Mr. Baitinger, a resident of this place, had an interesting time on the way to the inauguration ceremonies in Washington last week. He was stalled in Baltimore, and being unable to find accommocation. had to sleep all night in a surrey,for which he paid two dol'ars. This sounds rather suspicious but being a man of reputable character and knowing how the blizzard upset all arrangements, we trust to his veracij:y in the matter.
Giants  at Bellmore,
Bellmore at Wantagh. Bush A. C. at Bellmore. EVeeport at Bellmore. Wantagh at Bellmore.
Nassau  Cuban    Giants
at
Bellmore at Freeport. Open, ^
Oct. Oct.
Bellmore at Wantagh. Preeport at Bellmore. Open.
Open.
Bellmore at Freeport. Open Open. Open. Open.
\     At the Memorial Church, Rev. Thos.
j S. Braithwaite, the topic for Sunday evenig will be the third in the series "Messages of the Christ," and the topic is "The Message of Christ in Relation to Prayer."
What oiight have been a serious ac- ' cident occured at the home pf William I Dean last Saturday when his son I Elarnest was playing with his father's i gun which was loaded and was acci- ; dentally discharged, shot going through ' the stairs and wall, doing considerable I damage. 	
I     The  meeting of the Christian  En- I deavor  Society  will  be  held    Friday
night in the church.    Rev.Thomas  S.
Braithwaite will lead the meeting.
ville to Massapequa.
The recent snow storm played hob with the trolleys until the company sent out plows and sweepers to clear its lines. One of the sights was th6 stall¬ ing of five cars near Roosevelt, which- had to be literally dog out of the snow. However all things being considered, excellent service was rendered and litf tie fault can be found with the sHght breaks that occurred in the regular schedules.	
In spite of the inclement weather, a number attended the Mothers' Meet- I ing in tbe kindergarten room in the high achool Tneaday af tttmoon.
Advertltie   It   in    Everybody^*
MacFayden, character vocalist; extra attraction, the Picaro Troupe, mar¬ velous acrobats and equilibrists; the Sigmond-o-Scope, in latest iriotion pic¬ tures.
Secure your seats in advance; all seats reserved. Box office open ev¬ ery evening or during the day tickets may be reserved at 24 Brooklyn Ave¬ nue, Freeport    Telephone 176.
Every Monda.y evening the Opera House is open for roller skating; 'Toes- days and Thursdays, the Sigmond-o- Soope in latest motion picmres, and illustrated songa; Wednesdays, the Sigmond Stock Company, in up-to-date dnuo»; Fridays, dance and reception.
The  children's  chorus,   which' been  organized  by  Mrs. Grinus, make its first appearance at the M Church next Sunday a. m.
Mrs. Pauline Hannington entertained has I the members of the Ladies' Aid So- will j ciety Wednesday afternoon.
E. 	
On Saturday afternoon, the 13th, the Wantagh Gun  Club  will  hold  a  clay ....        r-  -      *     u .. J i pigeon ahoot on their grounds at Fus-
Miss Anna Livingston has accepted  g^'g Farm
an engagement to sing in a large  M. '	
E. Church in Connecticut.    Her many I    The King's Daughters Society  held friend here wish her success. ' at meeting at the home of Mrs.  James
  I M. Seamkn on Tuesday aftemoon.
William Kilgore of Sag Harbor has
Do Yom Want to Buy or Sell? Uso Evorybody's Colttmn.
purchased through the agency of Sam' uel Self five lots opposite the Clements property on Bellmore Ave.
Samuel Self reports several prospec¬ tive purchasers of Beilmore property and predicts a proflperoas real estate aeason this Spring and Sammer.
I sow It fn the Messengr
A correction is to be made as to the birthday party of Thos. Seaman's, our ex-assessor.
It was not a surprise in any respect, aimply an honor given him by bis daoghter^in-law,  Mrs. John  Seaman.
A sap|w #as served for nearly fifty couple by Frenk Bell and John Nolan. The good time broke up at day-light.
Everybody's Column.
Mr. Bowne of Bellmore was the win¬ ner of the pony and cart raflled at the Hotel Merrick Saturday night. The cost to Mr. Bowne was 71 eents. The pony is a good goer.    It has been  sold
Thornton, who stated to the meeting that he accepted them on behalf of 1 the School Board of the district, rep- i resenting the taxpayers.
Rev. 'Thos. S. Braithwaite then read an address by Pres.   Wm.   F.   Jeffrey, who was absent on account of  illness. It  was  a   well-prepared address   and was received favorably.    The  reading of the treasurer's report by the  .secre¬ tary-treasurer, Frank L. Hack, follow-; ed;  this report  is  printed  herewith. It shows a balance of thirty-si.x  cents, | showing the  completion  of  the   work' within the  appropriation  of  $18,000, ' and there must be  noted  in  this  that
L. Carmichael, Coles Carpenter, Geo. L. Carpenter. The Club propose giv¬ ing an entertainment in April, after Lent, the nature of which will be pub¬ lished in next week's Messenger. The Club's basket-ball team is to be uni¬ formed. The Pari.sh House presents a bu.sy center most every night of our social life. It is the intention of those interested in the Club to make its interests as broad as possible that it may have the greatest breadth of appeal to all the young men of our vil¬ lage.
.Merrick has lost one of its most val-
of Mr. John Urlacher and his family < for their newly purchased home in ' Ulster County, N. Y. Mr. Urlacher's address will be Rosendale. He has I there a farm of 75 acres and a 17 room stone house. We wish Mr. Urlacher ! the greatest success in his new ven¬ ture. His son Jacob has accompanied ; him.
a large number of ne'v  desks  are  in-, ued citizens this week in the departure stalled in the class rooms.   Dr. Cooley, ' School Commissioner, delivered an  ad¬ dress.    During the exercises  the fol¬ lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved that we, the members of the Board of Education of the Union Free School District of Bellmore, No. 4, assembled at the dedication of the new school building, March G, 1909, desire to express our regret at the ab¬ sence of William F. Jeffrey, President j Alterations are being made in the of the Board of Education of said dis-; house now occupied by Mr. Geo. W. trict, on account of unexpected illness, | Wright on Merrick Road looking to its and our sincere hope that he may be i occupancy by Mr. E. C. Cammann, af- speedily restored to health and it is j ter his marriage in June to Miss Helen also resolved that we desire to put on \ Clarkson. record our appreciation of his earnest and continued efforts with the other members  of  the board  in connection
with the  building  of the new school; 	
house and in the interests of education j    Miss Alice Stoeckle of Brooklyn  has in  this district.    And It Is  Further jbeen  visiting her aunt, Mrs.   J.   Dan- Resolved that a copy of this resolution j by, of this village, be spread upon the records of the dis-' trict and a copy be sent to Mr.   Jeffrey ; at  his residence,   Oakfield,  Bellmore, L. I.
A marble tablet has been  placed  on the sputh   wall  of  the  reception  hall with the names of the officers   and trustees of the district, the architects, i house Villa, engineers and the builder. i
We print herewith the Treasurer's;     Mrs.   Nellie  E.   Seabury   has    pur- report • ¦ chased from Anna M. Brown, dwelling Treasurer's Report of Building Fund  \<^ Cottage Place, Douglas Park. Appropriation of March 27,
ROOSEVELT
Mrs. Emmett Blonsky has been visiting friends here the past week.
The Roosevelt Light and Water Co. will start in about two weeks on the power  house  to be situated in White-
1908
Receipts
Sale of bonds
Interest from Bank and oth¬ er sources—discounts
Accrued interest from  Jan. 1 to Mar. 6
Disbursements Contract for building Ehctras for boiilding Heat and Ventilating Architects contract Desks
Cartage desks Ehcpense filing plans
i    Miss Etta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.$18,000,001 Everett Smith,  was married to Fred
i Velsor of Morris Park  Saturday last
$18,032.401 at Hoboken,   N.  J.,  after which the
' happy couple went o Ra way tton. Conn.,
224.341 where they will spend their   honey-
j mooh.    The boys are looking forward
20.82 j to their return with great pleasure.
$18,295.561    Jacob Williams has purchased a new I team of horses from William  Post & $15,000.001 Son of East Williston.
295.001  r-
Arthur Abrams returned home Sat¬ urday from Florida, where he has,been apending the Winter.
1800.00
840.00
345.45
4.75
10.00
$18,295.20
Balance on hand to credit of Building Fond $
Respectfally subtilftted. Frank L. Hack.
.36
Captain John Smith is back from a hurried trip South.
Chas. Edwards has been ill at hia home on.Main St. the past week. He is expected out in a fev/ daye.
The Board of Trade hekl its r^ular ioeeting Ttteaday eveniiig In the