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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

'ONHJL'DA lid MARYLAND. Class ). draws D.
Baltimore. Tch. 20. 1910.
100000: 5000; 5000. .I6IO. % c,,, a. eoo
Ticket. -. shares in proportion. Apack,p. of a5
Whole tickets by certificate will cost S6J-rack,,..
ot shares IN proportpn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

BRILLIANT SCHEMES. FOR JANUARY. 1870.
by reference To ur lIi uG drawings, n will he seen
that IL, 81, y. share OF $1,000. IA Lccsburr Lottery.
class :. drawn on the lib Instant. Nas aJid Gy n
and cashod on the s.oi md as We hope to deal out
many such, we ash our correspondents and customers
generally. TO call. or send Tor tickets N some Sf the FOL.
luw ing splendid schemes:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Io"N HALL Class 3. draws at Baltimore. , ebn,.
AIRY 22d. lstO.
l prZc oi $4,000 ! Of 2Oy0O0; | or G. 1000: ; each NJ
ZUoV; | 300; l $50; ! ,2O0; ~ each OF 800.
1ickels SO, shares IA proportion Ar,cL.o.oro
whole tickets by ccriiii,uto will cost Il 3O-rncLar.
uf shares in proportion. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

NNN'iNNb SIATE Class ;, draws al Dalinorr.
Feb. 18Th. 1si0.
S2O.ono; loo; $500; 1000; 20 each Of I 500
tickets - shares IN proportion. \ package of -
whole tickets by certificate will cost S65-1.cL,c,.
Of shares ia pioIoriion. "e'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
nEMARE - rnINTEnEE1rs

W afAHNA INV ~ o.
eau on--Ec tcIfr.l5r h uErChuf 1909 20 zee thai
The lancl Of his MciI.Iue conja rs q NJ ice Of its
tniry according O. At e Consftss. Aud be hike
" =, part cI.ar in nbtauinC hen al 100 ChLtha a.
81. Newly OTk, % from tie
kEGJLAR AGENTS.
" WI. 1T. KING, Wbre-pr
STEVENSON e. NEAL. Pafker slrru.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
esaSE'S' 4. Z G9M gSFIFTPCE.

A ?. COFF Z co. LOTTERY Nj TX
-. CHANGE BROEEES-GEAL ESTATE a
MONEY AGENTS. \ GENERAL INrEIII.
GENCE OtfiCi-Ofoc l>2 Ma,H s.r.,t. Uloelieg
ld-AG kinds Of southern anal western certificate.
of dnpositc. md bank notes purchased at u4e YER,
HIGHEST nsrLct nics.
The hig.cz: price paid Gs drafts n sight on n,ld.
upso, pa,la&.lpbis and New York. aud constantly los
sale at the loves, premium
Eny aGd Scl all kidd Of foreign and American
gold.
IHcy also attend 10 me collection If notes. drafts
bHs Of exchange. DC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
November Is. Is3g-I6-O

''f 800 .''-N
In OrdiAHre u rcqfon 0 Cal IqyEs
Bs 1t ordained by she Council Of the CITY Of wheel.
ug.
SIC. J. That al rrauuCS OF coverings Ia The nrep-
rnes 1t Coal Vaults in the sidewalk pf any street ,t.
'ey or public square m Tins City. shall he Iron AMI ~
secured hE Chain and Cru> iar. thu Ice same ,,,,,.,,
I've OPENED ~ DISPLACED. except from dtc inside az IN.
vault; aud every person hcing the tcuuut Of the ry..
misses where such vault sh0ll Lo situated or tho ,,,,.
or pi the freehold. where such premises nrr .n,rr,u,.
CD whH shall hls o osrrure every such oppuay.sba,h
forfeit aui nny to The CT, a fine ct not "a,
nor uur- tE.u twenty dnU,rs.
SO , % amy such vault sh1il Nc len opS.y
I1ir,i Hy tho turrlH'.r section. 90 not secured ~ -
tened wiCss drr.z thc tnsr Ui rcccI, ing fuel u.
tenant Of fl. premises or fhe OWNER o. he f-e.i.,bt
whore -1Ii premise Hc uu'rrupipi IN vtfrb s,tJ
vault .h1l brjuus, ..,il forfeit aud rry Co ib, "a,
sum rt uui Ices thHu five nor mrrc iLan twenty do
lr-.
Sar 2 % shall lc Ihc ~e'fccal dirty vt tic Street
t.mu SIoucr 30 enforce we rfosisiuus ri tiis ord.
uaUrr.
S.' 8 This ordinance shall fake eject from ,,d
after Ic lJh Jru II-.
NO~E~ " CTAPITNE. M1vor
ImII jaws : WHEtT. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

BEuAVE IS COUN, ~. a..
- aufoH.-E p~arlc1iar a r.lsrl +.
thai the lab.I Of tha mods fHe con-.
is e1fry according f1 At of CYuFffs.
likewise parucriar m 0bfl.uuF them gI ia US
ham 81, New York ur irons ,te
REGULAR AbiAla
vvM. ". KING, We
srEVEVSON, NEALE Co P-rkv
DUTTER-5O kcgs Batter Boz Sore cod o. ats
by
ian FORSYTH. MOORE a tiNNhi
LGTANrED-59OG l4 Cmsru1 o. stfh m
highest maftrf price efH D. paf.H '
IN FORSYTH. COR 81 CLAIM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

HOEiICirS NIATCm.ESs sANATGvF. Tor s,Io
M by The sub~criberatthc counting nom oc Mo-.
Clarke & CO. who has been appointed sole agent ~, ~.
sal" Of his valuable medicine ~ rh> city.
OCT = GEO. HARRISON
"a OTiCE--We have never borrowed nny money
y Of James Greer, nor authorized any fe,s,, :,
borrow From hiui i.r ~. Neither has sand Greer ever
had any dealings with - Of any Kind. This statement
made an reference r. his published in l6. T,m,. 81
yesterday and the C-lcue Of this date.
SWEENEY & MATHEWS
November Is. IS31-UE-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

SEGARS %TOBACCO-5O qr loves Rcralm ~
- g"rs, 100 do genuine Principe scgars. 100 do ha'f
spanish scgarS, I'D boxes Mellow Ridge Tuhstcco. 20
do Jesse Harn.s No ]. 80 do Small lump ; :. and ID
10 the To. Also 900 dozen Scliahau smoking iphnr
co, . dozen fancy Snuff Iars. s gr,-s W. Jones ROYAL
patent matches. just received and fr sale by
Jan 10 NJ 136. Mains -. :. THOMPSON SEQ
TENO HATTERS-S Aver, q Go. have ON hand
Slyony and Native Wool HAT BODIES which
they vl! s.H ca ac.umuodotiug terms. oct ,
NOW Is TIE TIME TO SAVE COSTS ".
~ Bush & Go. have sold hcir entire stock OF Nor
chJUdIIg % J. " Stocking. The Books. Notes. So.
are in Tho hands IT J. ". Bush for scttI,mou.-ul
persons interested arc requested Co call ou the sui-,ri.
her at ". J. Henley, Law Office. NlIu street. and
settle their accounts without del.g. ns aI unsruI,d ar.
couuts after January newt VIII bs placed iu the haul.
ofrropc- officer, fr ilcmsut " Ihout flIi.
dec 10 J. " BI ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
WHEELING SAVINGS iNsTITJ.

WHEELING SAVINGS I\SJIJJ.
TlDN.-The office Of rhe wheciiue IA.
N!nts lnsIiuiIuE has been ren.y,d to fbr ; =
change Once " Nh JohE VI. Clarke y aisl sire
second door below the Merchants a Mocha icsi
Bank.
The follow NJ are the terms upon which De,o.-
ties are received an this InSlfrtIoo.
Bank, "e
"a special d,pnsi'rs, OF sums subject a.
draWai 81 days notice, interest NlI be a.
IN. rate of per crutper SnuUIu.
AtSsd.y- notice, ais t-2Pcrcent,
At months" ("
The sar-e propOTtfonate Interest," will he sIlo..t
On leposiies made for specified periods of uns a.
'n gep9sles sn3l"ct 20 iss1{frgye periods OF nOticc.
cIock WI u M, I'LL r. NJ, but, for
VII &c Casher and s~opOsItes will be received ~ snv
the Treasurer. oP'oH " u
rprli T.. ~ GREER .Trsosu,cr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

WONDERFUL CURE or CONSUMPTION. nor.
iormed 10y DIR. SNAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRI-p.
or i Nus VIRGINIA, or WILD CHERRY Mr.
"iiHoN I~tEtNE of Lancaster county, Pa. entirely
cured of the above disease. His symptoms were cbUi.
ne>s. succeeded 10y h"ui. lowncss Of spirits. sail TASTE in
his moaih, d. cough, great oppression III the breast
los Of appetite. a frequcuisp iitiug aud coughing I'D of
i'oihy and Ford blood. After using TWO bottles ofthc
above syrup me coneh ceased, the body began 10
strengthen, aud by u>iag Two more bottles all these dis
agreeable feelings were removed. lie Is now ,n,oy.
Ing perfect bca!lh, 10 The as,uErhmcut Of all his
friends.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

TIL tlG>bIk LOTTERY Class 2. draws at Ale,-
andrIa, Feb 18Th. lSiO.
9'TVVOi lOOuo' 1.OOO' 5000, % Of LOCO; so Of 500.
Iiche's $40. shares IN proportion. A package Of %
80 ueseo 10y certificate lvIll cost slO3-pack1ees
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

NOrICE-TLo Depository Or,hc A,,ri-.o PHI.
X Society IS Er" open in = room al lo3 nf,,,.,
entrance ihrnuCh the subscribers ha, sine.
Nc.ghb"'Ir'ng Repositories can BE- supplied h-,.
Persons feeling thcmsoEcs not attic 4. ma C,l
car be supplied al reduced prices or grtui,otsly.
The subscribe will at al times take pleasure If, ~
h'n'''hg The bioics : AVERY. Agcai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

ii'Nc'> Slu-SharcS IN Proportion.
\ certificate ot u package of &c Who'll, tickets will
DC sent Gr $3.50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
VIRGINIA P~ETERSBURG LOTTERY. Class !. for
lSi0. To ~ drawn at Alexandra. January $50.

Tickets SlO-sharcs in proportion
4 certificate ola package of % tickets viii he sent
for $3.50, shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

BY STEPHENSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW. No POI,
AZ. Main street, Wheeling. Va, next dooS below
NJ Nelson's Office. jan 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

hhfic- luurs Nc.
CINCINNATI, Angus 10. 1892.
Respected Friend, DR.. Swaync-l am truly Iudebt.
ed TO you Tor ths benefit have received from the use
Of your compound y rup of Wild Cherry Bark, which
! coi!i'sS was the means Of restoring nv health. was
attacked with a cUmnon cold, Which terminated IA q
seated disease upon the lungs. I al length bcramc
much achLiated from constant ~cuugiiug aud los of
appetite. aud gave up all hope Of recovering. as many
OF my family had been carried OF by consumptinu-
Beng recommended b. n friend Of mine. Mt. Weaver.
10 make a TIal Of your iucStimabie s,mp. I lid 90.
when terminated ~ performing a perfect cure. /
have much 10 say 90 YOU when ! sec you, which will
I've uus fall; YOU may make rse Of these lines If Won
Ihink proper. that those afflicted may find relief from
ne same source. Yours trdls.
JAMES PARRY
Principal Office, ~ NORTH Eighth street. Pll,d,l
pima; Pittsburgh Office, Nu. II 81 Clair street. next
dco- 10 the Allegheny bridge, where lhi- invaluable
medicine may always bc found. Also ior sale az the
Book store "iJphu Fisher Wheeling. Va.
nov 5-lv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

eISSOLCTlON OF CO-PARTNERSIIfP-Tb,
~ co-parinership heretofore existing between m,
Dorsey and VIM. b. Tyson, under the STYLE Of Dor.c,
q tyson, was dissolved by mutual consent on the oil
day Of December. 1889. The business az tho l,,,
hrn will he scIIled by the Concurrence of both n,rties
NtSoi-i ELY DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY. Glass I for
1889. TO be drawn at Alexandra. Va. January %.
lsiO-7o numbers. II ballots.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-03
DIED,

In this town. 9th ut Mr. Joseph Mixer, in the s5th
year of his age Printers in NY will please notice.
In Dunmerston, March Slst, MIR. Rufus Sergeant,
aged So.
In GoEprd, on the 18th ult. an infant child Of ME-
Timothy Wheeler, which survived its birth but few
hours. On the 2lih, OF canker rash, Mr. Timothy
Wheeler, aged 27. On the 3lst Mrs Mary M.
Wheeler, wife Of Timothy Wheeler, and daughter Of
Maj. Samuel Eason Of Springfield, Mass. aged %.
Thus suddenly the whole OF young and promising
family have been snatche from the embraces Of afec-
tionaie relatives, and from the social communion OF n
circle OF sympathizng & lends. Printers in
VT, NIL and Mass are requested to notice.
In Jamaica, March 2S, Mrs Anna Maynard consori
Of Mr. Oliver Maynaid aged 81: she died suddenly 10
paroxysm OF palsy. BY this affective bereavement
aged mother. husband, large family Of children
aud numerous circle of friends, called 10 mourn
the loss OF kind daughter, aneclionac wife ant
mother, n sympathsing and benevolent friend ane
neghbor. Printers in Nh. aud NY. are requested sc
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BY The Governor,
GEO. b. MANsER, Secretary.

Anful disclosure Of fee Murders in one
Family The Frankior, (Keniucky) Com
monwealth Of the l7th inst, gives the follow
ing revolving particulars in a letter from
Greensburg. in that State, dated March s.
Itappears there lived, in July, 1888. about
miles from that town. an aged woman named
Lucinda White with her Two sons aged l3
and IA, and daughter-in-aw lwhose hus-
band lives in the Southern States) with an in
FAINT about 20 months old Intending 10
move South in the month Of July. 1888. as
above, a man named Darlington Simpson
undertook TO convey them, and on certain
night he set off with the younger Mrs. w. the
infant and the younger boy. all on pack
horses In about mile, Simpson knocked
them on the head till they were dead. and bu-
ried them in hole two feet deep near an old
clubhouse. The next morning the elder boy
was sent off From The home of his mother,
and the same night the old woman was kill
led, and buried in the same hole, and in a
week after, the older boy returning. wis Kill
led. and buried in the same place--making
fee human beings murdered! Suspicious
lately led to the arrest of Simpson, and so or
60 men turned out and found the bones, and
an inquest was held Simpson has confess
ed. aud duplicates two others whose names
are concealed. The iend killed them for
their property which consisted Of a few beds
and old furniture, altogether not worth 500.
The two implicated by Simpson, and the
family 9th latter. have all been arrested
This deed Of blood almost out herods all that
has blackened the annals of our country
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Farmers Take Notice.
ayrshire Bull,
"a ID o IS.)

YTyHE subscriber, through the kindness and
Il liberality of John F. Gushing, Esq. Of
WATERFOWL, Mass. has been presented with a
full blood, imported Ayrshire Bull; the very
best to be found in Ayrshire at the time Of his
purchase in 1886, and that without regard To
price, he having cost in Ayrshire G65 sterling,
say S25 dollars with the exchange.
This breed of cattle is supposed to surpass
that of any other breed, for the dairy in the
known world; and the Farmers in this region
will do well TO avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunity now afforded them, Of getting cross OF
this breed, with their native stock-and with
view TO have his stock generally difl'used, his
services will be put at the low price of ONE
DOLLAR payable always in advance.
CC- For further particulars, please inquire at
the Store of Blake & Lawrence.
JOHN r. BLAKE.
Bratteboro March so, 1910. SmoSl
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Administrators Sale.

DY Licence from the Probate Court, will be
Nd sold at Public Auction on SATURDAY,
the ith day Of April next, OF 10 O'Clock, AM,
at Robinson's Hotel in Brattlehoro, the per-
sonal property belonging TO the Estate Of
WILLARD PoMERor, deceased, comprising n
great variety of propcity--a small proportion
OF which is here enumerated:
8 Horses; l. two horse CarrynlI
pair matched Harnesses, plated;
new Chaise; | Gig;
buggy Wagon; common do;
common Harnesses; 2 Sleighs;
good Time Piece;
A large quantity Of Saddlery;
listing Carpet;
large quantity of Brass Machinery;
do do Iron do.
do do Wood do.
Machine Patterns;
iron Vice, with steel jaws;
hair Alatrnss and Bedding;
so Chairs; Wash Stands; Bedsteads;
Bureaus; l side Board;
Tables; Trunks, &c.
80 groce Ink Stands.
Terms of sale--Fve dollars and under, Cash
down. Over and up to 90, four months
credit. Over go, six months credit with good
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
| Administrator.
Braiteboro, March so, 1910. ewsl
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NeW Spring Goods,
CheaD! Cheap! for Ready Pay,

TIME subscriber has, (aDd will receive this
u weekly a general assortment Of Eagiish.
French, and american Dry Goods, with Q
general assortment of FAMILY GRocERIEs, all
Of which SHALL be sold as low as the lowest,
Zone thing is to say, another is 10 do.) The
above may appear in the minds of some 10 be
erroneous; as il has been said in regard To the
subscriber, that his facilities for buying Goods,
are inferior TO that of his neighbors-ndmt
this; but here permit h m 10 say TO his friends
and customers, that he riH sell as low as the
lowest, with all his liabilities 10 purchase
Goods to the contrary. Notwithstanding The
subscriber here would give an invitation 10 all
his friends and customers to call and examine
his Goods in regard to Qualify, Style and Pri-
ces, and Judge for themselves. To all he tends
his thanks for past patronage. and solicits a
continuance OF the same.
GEO. BUGBEE.
Bratteboro, March "a, 1910. so
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ANsoN COBB, MD.

Gill, March, $780,
hereby certify that my son, Barnard DEMO,
IL years Of age, was afflicted with eplleptic
fits, in the latter part of The year 1888, and
was for some time under the care of skilful
Physician, and also occasionally received adj
vice from another, and hiscase WINS considered
hopeless. As last resort, applied 10 DR.. ID.
I'll. Sweeney Of Greenfield and TO my great
surprise, the medicine he administered had the
desired effect in preventing return Of the fits.
He now enjoys comfortable state Of health.
DAVID DEMO.
Shelburne, March Is, 1910.
This may certify that was in declining
state ofhealth for nearly five years, previous to
the last year, during which period Of illness
was unable TO do any work, and employed five
physicians, at different times, who were con-
sidered highly skiliul in their profession, be-
sides receiving the occasional advice Of some
others. Receiving no permanent benefit, L
commenced taking some of the VARIOUS nos
trums so highly recommended at the present
day. These likewise failing 10 relieve me,
was induced TO apply TO DR.. ID. H. Sweeney,
Botanic Physician, although despairing Of re-
ceiving any benefit, and placed myself under
his care about year ago. To my great sur
prise, was in short time restored to good
state Of health and still remain 80.
PERSIS HANSON.
Oiccuuciu, w dTCn, lo4V.
hereby certify that in the month Of Deem
ber, 1888, was severely afflicted with Tic
Douloureur. applied to several respectable
Physicians, only one of whom gave me any
encouragement of being able to cure me, and
he said he thought it might take year 10
effect cure. Myself and family were conf
dent that could not live a year, my sufferinqs
were SO severe. In March, 1899, placed
myself under the care OF DR.. ID. H. Sweeney,
and in three weeks time the disorder was en-
tlreiy eradcated, and have not been troubled
with it since.
WIN. r. WELLS.
GreeAfield, March II, 1910.
This may certify that was for some years
afflicted with Erysipeias, otherwise called ST.
Anlhony's Fire, and nay lie was despaired of
by my friends, BY whom, as last resort, l
was advised to employ Doct. ID. II. Sweeney.
] accordingly placed myself under his care In
January, 1889, at which time my decchse was
hourly expected. Previous TO The middle OF
February following, was so far recovered as
To be comfortable and able 10 he about the
house and take care OF myself NV health *
now comfortable and better than ii has been
ior some years.
LYDIA SMEAD.
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MAR RED,

In this village. March Dist, by Rev Addison Brown,
MIR Jesse s. Dunkice OF Rock ingham to Miss Beisey
Mixer OF this town.
In Chesterfield, MI. 3is, ult nv Rev c. l.. McCmdy.
Mr. Noyes Darling Miss Amla IiiIlreth. both Of e
In Guilfor,l, on the 18th Of March last, by NJ r.
Chaplin Esq. Mr. Harrison AshcIait TO Miss Amand,
Wilder, both Of Gulord.
by the same, 25ih of March, Mr. Charles Bagg Of
Be,nar,lsion, To Miss Emily Andrews Of Guiliord.
Also by the same, 9th Of March, Mr. George s.
Wheeler Of Fiichburg, Mass. to Miss Sophrona A.
Conn,ble Of Bcrnardsion.
In Stanford, Ky. March 10Th, by the Rev Timothy
Root, MIR AdIison Koot to Miss Mary Jane Gay.
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g Goods at Cost 81
.qyv.D .vO MISTAKE.

A 8 we are about making different arrange
IN nients In our business, we offer our pres
ent Stock Of Goops ct Cosr for CASH, or Pro-
duce at CASH prices. orsGoud paper. Those
wishing Tor good bargains will do well 10 call
as they will get much for LITTLE.
J. c. STONE 4 CO.
N. 3. One word to those that bave Notes
and Book Account of one, two and three wears
standing, will do well to fork over The Rhino
between this and the Goth April neat. or they
will be visited with GREETING.
" jos SEQ.
Cuilford, Green River, March s5, 1910 80
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Fire in the Prdiries !i--lNore of Uar-
rison's popularity in the Hest!
FIRST GUN FROM lLLINOISl

The Globe of Monday, contained a letter
from Chicago, announcing the election Of The
Loco Foco candidate OF Mayor OF that city,
by l66 majority" The letter adds. 'qhe
fate OF Harrison is sealed In this city. and
the name Of Van Buren, will hereafter float
in triumph. You will recollec, Harrison's
majority in this city, over Mr.. Van Buren,,
was si1 in 1886"
Instead OF being Van Buren, triumph. we
consider this election oneof the suresl signs
that Illinois will give her electoral vote TO
Gen. Harrison. II will be recolected that
Chicago received large increase OF popula-
ton about the period OF the last Presidential
election, and that the canal which terminates
there, drew 20 il II large number Of foreigners
who, at that limo, all hurraed for Jackson -
We were present in Chicago at The first char.
ter election Of the city, in the spring Of 1897,
Immediately after Mr.. Van BuIen's inaugu.
ration. Mr.. Ogden. the Van Buren, candi-
date for Mayor, was elected then by major
ily OF about 500. If we recolect rightly Al
the last Federal contest for members Of Con.
sress. Mr. Douglass, the Van Buren, candi.
date. beat his competitor Mr.. Stewart, in Chi.
cago, between 500 and GOO votes. This ma.
jorily is now reduced 10 1861!
Second Gun from Winois--An extract o
a letter from Vandalia ays:--Theie was an
election held in this precinct to-day. The
Harrison ticket was elected by majority o
80 votes Total Wing gain ~ votes. Th,
candidates were run on strictly Fairgrounds
The scattering guns that break upon the ear
one after another, from all parts Of the conn
try, tell glorious tale for the Wings Th,
great Spring engagement. in which mani
OF the states are TO try their proves, is nov
near at hand Instead of an occasional
gun, there will then be loud and genera
roar of heavy artillery, broken Il, frequen, in
tervals BY the tremendous shouts Of the vic
iorieus Wings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-03
Brighton Markets Monday, March 80, 1910

fReporIed for the Daily Advertiser K Patriot,l
Al market 5l5 Beef Cattle, 25 pairs Working Ok
en-, 10 Cows and Calves, lao Sheep, 1850 S wine.
About 50 Beef Cattle and 600 Swine nnsold.
Prices--Beef Caitle-The prices obtained last week
Tor like quality moi generally ohtained. very
few extra brought 81 first qualify so a 75 sec-
ond quality SEA %; third quality 8 SO Sc.
Working Oxen--We noticed fow sales-SSO, 90,
80 aud ITO.
COWS and Calves-s2s, 81. IS. ss, AZ.
Sweepstakes not made public
Swine--Lois were sold 10 pedde at 4 H. 4 81 and
Sc for Sows, and IL, S-4 and @ for Barrows
large selected Barrows, in lots of rs TO So IA. Al
retail and 7, according TO size and quality.