davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-04

IlfRh play In 4qn,b cttr!cs Ut Eondun htpc!ety
has not y1t dlcd out, ID wit,loss tho following
portion of tho published testimony Of Latnbrl,
Mho sued IT. l4'1ougheto, u TfuEa, tor ! ibeli
Lady sobrxhrs; romntnrd moro nit O'ulpek
" ~ ns9fntnss | iust money easr4. nt ptn$,
bank-notes: pai4 tho laouoy two " tlrue days
, 1880-06-04

Chseaan. Burlington sas Quincy TIat1rout4.
Fr n; s,, Tm,,nsIan1qs =
Iscksl,u e Il thet9niany ii Chlea9os % Uisrs.
st HInf Pacific i!nlgt. httnk'. Etprvss pGco ION
'r*na ~ GsnsIa! Dapo Gana! ind
MAdlnnn.tta. I0n Must khIeL. - e e'
, 1880-06-04

"Do you play c,,chre1" the Rad pnezenecr
nskcta tho mum from Whitehall. Nn.'' rtIllesl
the rlnn: Hnly know twD cnrtis In tho dcs.k-
tho jack Uf queens and the spade Of diamonds"
They didn't {,sAy.
, 1880-06-04

4 Letter .lronA Qnn. kopGstyeet-
The Atlaa3ta %QA.} Hstjl4tat,s pviit&s Aha fol-
loWus9 luttoE from ueu. Louxstsuot, having
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
HAPPY HOMES.
NOT FORMED BY MARBLE WALLS AND
TESSellATEO FLOORS,
And an Abundance Of the Good Things Of
this Life, but Exist Rather in More
Humble Dwellings, Where the Sun
shine Of the Gospel Freely
Enters.
SERMON BY 7. De WITT TALMAGE.

A congregation numbering between
five and six thousand people, OF whom
two thousand were members OF the
church, assembled in the Brooklyn Tab
ernacle, yesterday morning, to listen to
the second OF DR.. Talmages sermons on
domestic life. The reverend gentleman
took for his text, Luke viii, SO, and al
ter depicting in eloqent language the
scene by the sea of Gallilee, when the
maniac was purged OF the two thou
sand devils, and the command Christ
gave Linn 10 return 10 his own hone.
and that henceforth He ought to have
the worship Oi his entire household,
proceeded 10 make most touch.
ing and earnest plea that Christ
be received into every family, and His
assistance and counsel and protection
be made the subject OF daily prayer,
contending that His strong arm was
needed to sustain both wife and hus-
band In thelr many trialS anu trOu-
bles, and that without Divine assistance
and the Divine blessing the family circle
would surely become marred, and often
destroyed 10y the unhappiness which is
inseparable from life passed without
the assistance OF God and away from the
influence of the gospel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
FRIGHTFUh DISASTER.
DEATH ReAPS A FEARFUL HARVEST
ATPlTTSBURGH.
Two Excursion Trains Collide on the Fem
sylvania RaIroad-More than a
Score Of People Killed, and
Fifty to SeYeny'hye
Wounded.
SlCKeNlNG SIGHTS AND SOUNDS.

The terrible disaster at Pittsburgh,
whereby twenty or thirty people were
killed and fifty or seventy-fve wounded,
ls'the same old story OF the Mays Land
ing collision over again. Two crowded
excursion trains were started ont with
in two or three moments OF each other:
the first one stops at station; IN" see
ond rushes along; It's engineer sees the
danger too late TO avert 1t; there Is
sickening crash; the air is filed with
hying fragments and kissing steam, and
rent with the agonizing shrieks and
screams of scores of mangied and scalded
wretches and all because Some one
had bluadered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
THE DESPERATE GAME,
WHICH THE RADICALS INTEND PLAY.
ING IN INDIANA TOMORROW.
The State Swaming with Republican Bal.
lot.Bos Suffers, Repeaters. Shoulder
Hitters, Bruisers and Experts
in ViIIainy Of Every
Description.
NO DOUBT OF DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.

The Republicans are fighting in Indi.
ana with the energy OF despair. Every
disreputable and cunning device which
crafty and corrupt leaders can invent 10
being brought TO bear in their endeavor
to wrest the State from the control Of
the Democracy. Hundreds of thousands
OF dollars have been distributed over the
State. to be used in buying up votes and
securing false and fraudulent counts.
Hundreds of Illegal voters. and scores Of
professional ballot-box suffers, import.
eel from the slums of New York, Phila-
delphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago, have
been stationed in the principal cities
and towns. while gangs OF negroes from
Kentucky and Tennessee have been col.
onized in almost every county in the
southern part Of the State, to aid in
swelling the Radical vote They
are playing their last card.
and no trick will bs left
un,ried which can possibly be Of
service to them in their dying struggle.
But even with these odds against them.
the Democratic leaders have 70 fear of
the result. A fair and complete poll Of
the State discloses the fact that they
have n clear majority ot 10000 over
their opponents, and with the ample
precautions which have been taken 10
secure full and Tree expression OF
opinion a, the polls, they have no hes.
i,aton in promising good round ma.
jorily for Lindcs and the entire ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
MAYS LANDING OVER AGAIN.

De:si of one oft Most FIightful Acci'
dents Ever Cnronicled ia the History OF
w, stern Pennsylvarin.
PlrrSGvRGu, October 10, 1880 A. NJ
The Exposition closed tonight, amt all
the railroa iSglve cheap excursion rates,
and both Pittsburgh and Allegheny City
were jammed with people.
The Walls accommodation tram waS
on its way from the city, and the Hr.ehs-
burg special train, which brought Expo,
sition excursioniSts to the city, followed
il two minutes aiterward. There was
some mistake in the block signal, and
the Greensburg special ran into the
Walls accommodation, which stopped ri
Twen,y-eiyhth street, the scene Oi the
great riot in 1877.
Both trains were badly wrecked
Eight Persons were Killed and twenty
Wounded,
most OF them seriously. Several cars
were demolished. Reports were sent
the Mayor that one hundred people
were killed. and asking him 10 send a
full corps OF physicians. At this writ
ing the town is greatly excited.
l:S5 A. Mime are now counted
killed and fifty to seventy five wounded.
Among the killed was J. J. Torley 5
daughter.
l:30 A. M.-Reliable reports noS put
nine dead at the round house AMI sew
eral a. the Pennsylvania Hospital.
There is great excitement i'll that ylcln-
ity, and people are
Carrying Dead Bodies Away in Every
Direction.
just as last as they did on the night oi
the great riot. In this way the total
number of dead is not likely to be known
tonight.
l:35 A. M.-The chances are that 81,
teen at least are killed.
lao .M-Twelve people arc iound
to be killed. Among them are DIR.
Elliott, OF Brinton, Pa; Ed. Butler ard
Miss Butler; Mrs. James Bard, Miss
Lizzie Bard, James Lawrence and Mrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
crowded. II possible give US an answer
of recognition before JPN.
BY order of Ladies' Democratic Club.
J. A. MILLER
Ehi.f MurSha1


BY order of Ladies' Democratic Club.
]. A. MILLER.
Chief Marshal.
To this dispatch the following reply
was made by Gen. Hancock;
New YORK, October 9.
ToJ. A. Miller. Chif Marshal:
Your telegram just received. Please
thank the ladies for my share OF the
honor they confer in presenting Han
cock and English banner, and express
my best wishes for them and all friends
in Wheeling.
Signei WINFIELD s. HANCOCK.
Cheer upon cheer rent the air as the
Colonel concluded. Far down Market
street, where the cause was unknown,
the cheer was taken up and sent down
the living line, while fireworks tisred
and drums rolled and the utmost enthu-
siasm prevailed.
From there the clubs marched to their
respective headquarters and disbanded.
PARADE PELLETS.
At least 1000 men were in line.
The immense Bridgeport flag was
with us again.
Capt. Birch wore his new cane with
pardonable pride
1t was the largest parade or political
pageant ever seen in Wheeling.
Our neighbors OF BenwoOd, Bellaire'
aud Martins Ferry came nobly TO our
aid.
Capt. Sam. Mason took the honors for
illumination, on the South Side.
Eof street, South OF the creek, is pret-
ty solidly Democratic.
Nearly every member OF the Young
Mems Club received handsome
boquet.
The route was rather too lengthy and
many were compelled to leave the
ranks from sheer fatigue.
Greetings were exchanged with the
Greenbackers and everything was lovely
betwee.l the two.
Chairman Kimberly and Marshall
Miller had fiery steeis that kept up
some little excitement.
1t is said an Island Republican 'lady"
threw stone into the skill load OF
Gresnback girls, injuring one severely.
This occurred on the corner OF Market
and Eleventh streets.
Mrs. q. Il. Tingle and Mrs 4. W.
Kelley had Mrs. Patter;on's boarding
house beautifully Illuminated.
The Hess block, the Krytcr block and
Mrs q. W. Franzheim's residence were
conspicuous for the beauty oil their dis
play.
The Benwood Hancock Club, ina card
to the REGISTER, returns its sincere
thanks to Captain Il. /. Devrles, for IA
vOrs shown.
Some one has circui tted report that
John q. Hoffman, ST., Was Hopper
and would vote for CiariiCll. MIR. III. Is
solid for an honest man, and will, Of
course, vote for Hancock. His resi-
dence was beautifully decorated and il
Illuminated.
The following ladies AMI gentlemen
furnished flowers for decorating the
Academy of Music: Mesdamcs .. Pryor,
Ellie Russell, J. Piarr, ii. Freeman, J.
u. Dubois, J. i. Gichrlst, q. W.
Thompson, X. Savage, Lewis Baker, j.
l.. Rice. Platoif Zane and VI. /. Carr
and Messrs. Robert Curtis and j. Sweit-
ger.
In addition to the three hundred and
tiitv men of the Sixth war,l club, COM
mand,d 10y Captain Porter Smith, tn"
club also had something more they
were proud OF. The first flo was COM
posed of the four WeiageIhgr brothers,
Fatty" being among them; the second
ILL at the iDur llaz'ett brothers AMI the
third OF the four Bowman brothers, and
none vi them are on the "ii"p.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11

,oyd. At least fory persons are in

Boyd. At least for,y persons are in
iured, the most OF whom will die.
p. III. Anderson was scalded TILL the
flesh has peeled from his bones in many
places. He is still living, but can not
recover. Many others were nearly ii
not fully as badly scalded, but their
names can not be ascertained.
2:l5 A. MA large force OF workmen
were Immediately placed at work remov-
ing the bodies and clearing out the
wreck. The scene was even more heart
rending than the terrible scenes at the
July riots in 1877. Hundreds OF people
gathered at the gates OF the round-house,
Shriekinz for Admission,
and shouting OF loved ones missing
whom they knew were on the ill-iated
train.
The inanimate forms OF two beautiful
girls, twenty years OF age, are laid side
by side, mutiiated most terribly, Shile
around the floor were scattered mangled
bodies Of dead and dying, filling the air
with shriekes and means.
The entire staff OF the West Pennsyl-
vania Hospital and all the city physi-
clans are now administering to the
manned and dying while others are SUI.
ieling from limbs torn from their sock.
cts. The hospital is filed with the VIC
TINS. Many OF them are delirious,
skrieking. laughing, bowling, dying by
the tick'of the clock.
Two yoUng girls, wrapped in blankets,
Jumped out Of their couches every faw
minutes in the insanity OF their intense
ayuDy, and danced around the room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
"Pieasan, and Efec.ual."
PrEsLEY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879

FCEsLEY, W. VA, Nov. II, 1910.
I,.r, LriYhin Eroa. d 20,
Please seni US another supply of your
Worm syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find il always gives
satisfaction. have used IL in nv own
family, sni found il not only pleasant,
but cdectual. MAErIS & DoPLER,
Of Doplsr 4 Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
THE NEWS.
s;,tiugs From Our Reports by
railroad and Wire.
n~,,a.tfN

RAILROAD and Wire.
Domestic.
r Grla; arrived in New iork sn-
rriIy evening. r-.,...
-: saturday.
,.,uar c C,lquitr's majority in Cor
raj, over oo,v," p
r., report that Freeman; 'he F9,',' ;,'
L., ,r'r..,.r,r. has escaped, Is incor'
'',. .~-t,v n.slt's Democratic 'e non
.r..,n al Clac nnat' was an imm '"S'
%, r. ,,,--os q: Tuesdays e'Cctior IN
~, . . compared wih t'e Vo. Ior
,....-.5r ~ year.
,,,.a lars, Republican torch
'.'...,...,.nn in Cleveland Saturday
.'. iuul men being in line,
Massachusetts, Prohihitt"niSis
r.r.l.l 10 put a full State AMI
49,. .r,,,,arl. tcaet in the held.
.rv...pt.,r Committee OF the Ma
,..,..sa,ion OF Amateur Olrsmen
.,.. n NV York Saturday night
....,..-por Gaston has declined the
= ..-,,,.. nomination for Congress IN
r,.,,h Massachusetts, district.
r...r Clnk,ns spoke at Lafayette,
r.srl. >Upriay niGht. he started
Nv Y,rs q, the close OF hls address
......r r.a, =. N,,jer'S School, Louis
,,-! a Rebellion ~ unst the
... I'm ..lrs. and the police were
o.. tnrpu,I It down,
~.a narcacl into Wilmington,
~ g-r.,he -un, kuaPsacS, cap and
....t.., .iyr. hut wearing not a stitch
......r. It, WAS Ipnatlr
... .-,gas,l % found, in connection
..r,N National Museum IN New
.... =, National biological Garden,
49,. ,.r.>,. in l.ondOn and Paris.
r..,ul ior silver dollars IS now
... ~, .gral % the supply from the
i -,. T..rl'' comes from all parts oi
49,. .5.a:-g an particularly from the
,,..a.
r..,-ar,..r t.purt oi New York city
i ...r,I Ir! tha. a man who ; lis
! I....a ,.,,. torir.iN the pay Tor them;
.r... Liza damages t1r the spread
o.. -,J~'
>r-lr r,,r.thc ninth anniversary
1 ..... ,'....,., ..r'. Il WAS Cr,eDI1t't by
,-...f.ust., First BrlSI'c q. NuIon-
4 ,-g-s. o.. troops being reviewed by
4 ., .-s Sheridan.
,.m..i .r.s. mill h'lpns;nc - \.
n q .-.r. sIt 1ra.r,i AZ CucL l'caln;
4 80 u... Ms DESTROYED hy fire a.
., >HGrly moruus. Los s.
i..,-urtLrH
... .lr, Of uurly. Col, heidi
,...... >r.rly. and resolved that II
., ...r..ut ilI not take steps 10
.... ..,,... Tres 'hcy Wuul take the
... .s., th.ir own lands.
..r..r.r subscriptions 10 the CIu-
ii ..... 4. Museum iunl now amounts
.3, ..-yH. Sll.NO more than was
.-..rv ,u SECURE the Sl5O,OOO prom
.. N- Charles W. West.
81 r..-.r .r.,. ~" at Louisville, SAtur-
II ...s-.u Nj, Emma lew"t', of
II. ....,.'4. anil M,S Minnie f;nneO, Ot
-, .....,..,,.I,
..''.r az, W
''''.N Va" " % : ''.. '' - - 80
.' ',, 80 ;nIinyab
,'..'. ~, -. ,,nrcy ncnr
f..'.- ,'.,..,','.r,I ,,,
VI. -
I''-'' '..,'', 49, '.',,17'.i =, -
,..a.-n- ui ;. BdrEey, was
.. EI.,c, .uj died short timr
r,..v .r-! two shots. The
-....aa-tr -',f.
............ Min. ,I,a c;,i.
u'.a.,. :, =, C,sI,;,,,.
.E.........~..'... : S.hu,l ,n orJ.r
n,Gs'o '', taken t'r tat ci'y,
! ..- il.'r' U'c y IA the Secretary
2. i.'ryr- pl ..-im, NJ, Saturday.
gram received a, the War De-
r, WASHINGTON. Saturday. an
,l.l,.,,I ~ O-Ipanre S.r-
v- f. a. ~ .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11

AMAx as,eep at the top o. telegraph
pole was recent spectacle IN Boston;
lie vas drunken repairer, who had
grown drowsv at his work. A great
crowd gathered. but nothing was done
to arouse him, and he finally awoke in
safety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11

'.t ..'..s Cd 'ir Register
",EroS, W. Va, October 9TH.
..' a. Ra "a .uu n the State
",n, .2r ". .tz,', was fired tonight,
''' "a OWN; rather discouraging
y TusIUc $.
"a Ct' .w-.l, o. TIA. Republican State
,'. a|y,r,iscl Tor n monster
4 '.; o.. party at Rock Camp. this
..E' ,'- .ay, in response TO which
'. -a'hrrrIhy the hour dies =
.o' Tie meeting. seven people,
"aom We're Democrats. A
@'. ;"os ;A!s fact having reached
1 ,E''N.r, he declared the meeting
o' um" being, AMI party OF
,' "'," started out 10 notify the
S'.',' ant ,ar Hancock Republican
'.r"yJ would be delivered at
-.'' ms evening, and 70 Turn
I Clock The speaker mounted
lore acruwi which. ky actu-
., numbered eleven Republicans
r. r... ''HHr Democrats, and with the
'a,-i ~ the tail. waved and
.''t Eg.-,' SOLID south !" Rebel
''""N, "FeyrrVs. "Who,ris1 tn
"t'He Union" VINO r. stored i, D
80 I'F The taxeS?" and amid frc.
=, ms and mods Of the d .mocrat,r
..,' proceeded To inti.ct ,nsul,
.... ..,D. upon the intelligence o! all
..,D' = coincidence, he avoidel I
,.h; tn" name OF a s;rr'c can6;.
+. az 'a' confusion Of his spsccb
,.-,. .',,rI about an hour, a gsnll,
'."t took from his coat IAN,
gnre ,iseness o, the next Pr.
..... ~. '1~ Oai;e'I States, and, MI,
- remarks, presented il 10 tSs
II "As Hansoek's. McD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11

n Ss1SI,S, !. go s;S,s.s: re &c. &c, S GAsps
dAek Csnxs, y. Y. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
\ GOOD EXAMPLE

Y 'a' Average Radical Argu-
VI inland the Audience IL At
'e''t>-> >pccch of Geo. Is. Cald-
We a Burton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
m,NcoCK's GREETING.

Upon arriving at the McLCre House
upon the return, an attempt was made
10 mass the crowd within hearing dis
tarc, OF the balcony. But when Twelfth
street and Market street were so crowd
ed from curb IN curb that the press was
terrible. the torches were still pouring
north over the Market street bridge. So
the remainder were simply halted and
when comparative quiet was obtained,
Col. White read the following telegraph
ic correspondence:
WHEELING, October 9Th, 1850.
Gea. ". S. Hancock, GOrr'nors Island:
Our city will be ablaze tonight with
enthusiasm for Hancock aud English.
Ladies present. Clubs with bands and
drums corps marchin,, calcium lights,
rockets, torches, illumlniatisns; screets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-11
Republican Tacii

throughout the whole campaign in In.
LLAMA have been shaped Ia but onf end
--iraud n. the election. The matter
vas ih" subject 81 extended inyes,iga.
ton on their part all Of last winter.
With tbs object in view they made
quiet move on the townships nj th.
-pring elections aLd captured majority
Il a." Trustees in The state. In this
matter they ou'.c"ncra''d tho Demo.
crate. They knew IT," inporiancs OF
the Prerinr, Election Bysrd.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27
WHAT SHALL BUY FOR
Christmas Present :?

OnT1S UIUaS = EOSOnG
Well, you'd better go to Raw
sons Jewelry Store and look over
his stock, I'm sure you'll find
something that'll be just what you
want. Watches, Jewelry and Sill
yer Ware are always in demand
for presents, and besides these
you'll find a good variety of other
goods, such as
Auto. and Photo. Albums,
Bibles, Standard Poets,
Children's Books, Fan
cy Stationery, Scrap
Books, COnfectiOn-
cry and lots OF
KniCkknaCkS.
A Gold Pen and Holder for your
Wife or for Sarah Ann will enable
her to write a letter that she won't
be ashamed Of.
A warranted Jackknife for the
Boy will delight his heart more
than the warrantee deed OF the
best farm in the county.
| A Stereoscope and Views are a
constant delight to both old and
young. If the young man is mus
ically inclined, buy him a Violin.
Photograph Frames, Dolls, Har-
monicas, Writing Desks, Work
Boxes, Fancy and Common Clocks,
all these, and lots Of other things,
AtRaWson's,
BARTON, VT.
Christmas, 1880.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27

Grand opening of Useful and Orna-
mental Goods The largest exhibition
ever seen in this county! A splendid
assortment Of Camp and Folding Rock
ing Chairs for grown people and chill
dren also new arrival of those famous
Bamboo Rockers and Eureka Wall Pro-
tectors-you only have to see them to
admire. 7Asrty.6pe Students and Easy
Chairs, upholstered IN a large voriety Of
styles IN the latest patterns of goods,
ranging IN price from $3.50 to $26. 90.
A new and large invoice of Patent Rock
ers. Lounges, &c. Boys Sleds. Carts
and Rocking Horses that are cheap;
come and price them before you buy
that boy present. A new lot of Stove
Mats in oil cloth, and large assort-
ment of other mats. such as Turkish
Velvet, BRUSSELS. Tapestry, Rope, Husk,
&c. Walnut Brackets, Mirrors, Bible
and Flower Stands, Slipper Cases and
Backs upholstered all ready for your
cover. An elegant line of Ottomans and
Hassocks. Paper Holders. Cornices. Cur
tain Pulls, Nantes, Bird Cages, Office
Chairs, Extension Tables-ALL at pri-
ces that defy competition. Come and
look my stock over before you purchase
any presents, as my goods are useful
and at the same time ornamental.
G. f. PERCIVAL.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27
AN 0RGUINETTEF 9 PRESENT
THE WONDERFUL ORGUINETTE,

On which one may play. without instruction. hum
dreds of the best tunes, Secular Sacred. Slow. Fast
Merry or Expressive. and costing from IS upwards.
will be welcomed in any household.
The ORGUINETTES are well made easily taken
care Of and produce music equal to that of the best
Reed Organ. Only call and hear for yourself at the
store of FEfsgr
DITSON, HAYNES & CO.,
SIS " ashingtOn Street, Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27

br the convenience and advantage of
we have arranged with
publishers of the periodicals named
Nv for club rates for the year to come.
understanding with subscribers is
they are to pay arrearages and one
in advance on the MONITOR, always
inpanying the order with cash. If
than one periodical is wanted adj
! us for price. Should any irregular
ccur after receiving the first number
periodical, or for any change in the
ess, write to the publisher of the pc
lcal. and not to us. The first column
the price at office of publication,
second gives price Of MONITOR and
|bdical together.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27
Boston Wholesale Produce Market
CORRECTED ExPREssLY FOR THE
ORLEANS COUNTY. MONITOR,

"A. d. HIBB RID.
Jobs,ng and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese
Flour, Lard Eggs, Beans, Dried Apple, &C..
Il John Street. Boston, Mass. tf, 81
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27
LOCAL NEW s.

banV.
X. Sanders has rented his farm on
Irasburgh road to 0rvil COmstOck
his son-in-law, Mr.. Holbrook.
70 are to run two singing schools
winter, one by W. A. Sargent, and
other by James Whitney of Crafts
ev. S. S. Brigham's donation last
lnesday evening resulted in a gener-
God time and the neat little sum of
/.
he next Farmers meeting will be
at the school house hall (West AL
on the evening of Jan. 9Th. Let
people show an interest in the mat
Pf attending the meeting.
e congratulate lawyer Burke and
him and his new partner, Mrs.
rude Dow Burke, much happiness
JOY in life. All we can now suggest
axe their happiness complete is a
KY visit of the MONITOR to the
ly.
hmes McCaffrey has rented and
ed into Caffrey's "Clark" house on
er street.-Wallace Eldridge has
ed tin repair shop in the Skinner
on the same street and put his
her, Willard, into it to do the work,
intend to make large milk pans
sap pans a speciality.
st Albany.
here is a revival interest in the Free
tist church in this place. and sever
persons have been converted. A
IS of meetings will commence Tues
Dec. 2Stb, to be held through the
week. and during the Week of Pray
Rev. IOckhart Of Danville will be
ent to assist the pastor. Elder A.
ones in the work. The Baptist
ch is being repaired a new pulpit
platform have been built and other
will be done.
nth Albany.
sa Hartman of Craftsbury has open.
singing school at So. Albany.
evils smeadc. A. d. Patterson and
liam Williams are getting out tim
preparatory to building barns.
rton.
merry Christmas and happy New
to all.
eautiful winter weather and The
of sleighing.
niversalist sociable in Robinson
Tuesday eve, Dec. %.
harlie Graves wants his patrons t,
the last part of his advertisement.
IRIS. S. d. Graves, in the north par
the town, has been sick of late wit
erysipelas.
here was a very pleasant Christina
pering at Nelson Wright's on Christ
afternoon and evening.
Daniel MagOOn is cutting lot G
q and lumber on piece of land nea
Heath schOOl-hOuse, for the Baldwi
brew mill.
frs. Levi Jacobs has been very i