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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-16
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
No. i113 siajn street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK STORE
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY. No. SOUTH
FIFTEENTH sTRKET.--By virtue Of deed OF
trust, dated LIST OF July 1879 executed 20 me un,
Chancery Court ID. b. Is b. page 36, 70 secure the
payment OF certain note therein specified, In me
PAYMENT OF which said note default has been made,
and eIng required DO, will sell on the premi
seS on
THURSDAY, 2Isr DAY or OCTOBER, $780,
at 4:30 +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE mentioned "
said deed, as follows:" ALL THAT L0T, PlECh.,
and CEt. OF LAND, with the TliREE-sTORl
BRICK STORE thereon, fronting 20 feet on fif-
eentn street between Nam and cary streets, IN the
lei lines 3s.. feet TO an alley In common o iee'
inches WIDE"
tober 4, 1880, and expenses OF sale and the bal
ance on such terms as may be anpoIRcsd :, ss
J.TnoMpsoS BROWN, AuciIoneer. &C 15-5t
BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lOl6 Main street, corner OF Eleventh."
DEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF
J. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCE-
RIEs Ply yn2}ps NW2hiRr9ENs c adBy Re-
quest of the owner who intends changing his busl-
ness, will sell, without limit or reserve, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1880.
al on O'Clock A. NJ, at the store corner OF Twenty
eighth and streets, varied STOCK oil merchandhe,
consisting In part of
COFFEES, SUGARS,
MOLASSRS. VfNEGARS.
PICKLES. CONFEC1l0NERlEs,
TOBACCO. CIGARS.
SHOES, BROOMS, ROPE,
HOSIERY. SCALES.
SILVER MOUNTED COUNTERS,
FEED BINS, &C., &C. .
The STORE and GOODWILL will also be rented
at auction, or privately, very low.
TERMS: Cash. FURNAN TUPPER,
Auctioneer.
sale conducted by JSo. Z. LAUGHToN. Jr.
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by Chsfin, Staples Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LOT. WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THERE
on, SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CABRLL AND TYLER STREETS, FRONT
ING 80 FEET INCHES ON CABELL STREET.
AND RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES ON TYLER STREET "a FEET.-By yir-
tue of a deed Of trust from William Banks and wife,
dated 9th day Of April. 1878. duly recorded In
Richmond Chancery Cour, ID; II. 1l2 b, page PA,
default having been made In the payment of q note
secured by said deed shall proceed to sell tbeing
required so 10 do by the beneficiary at public auc
ton the ab0ve-descrbed PROPERTY on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
at AZ O'Clock Z. NJ.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expense OF
this sale and TO pay Off note OF $3.50 due April 81
1879, with interest until paid; residue upon such
terms as will he announced at sale.
M. s i. IsaiS esASS lI Trustees.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers.
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DENTISTS.

|N w. JONES, DENTlsT-Or-
VI. rIcE, No. e07 FRANKLIN STREET, SuftfD
lag every convenience aud appliance for the COM
fort OF his patients, with twenty-five yearS expe-
rlence, and PRICES REDUCED, IL prepared 70
perform gently and carefully all operations for such
Is may dvsire his professional services. ss2S-Ssn
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
No. 110S Main street.

MICE FRAME DWELLING, No. 610
IN BEVERLY STREET. BETWEEN BELVI-
DERE AND PINE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-0n
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1880,
at O'Clock r. NJ, the premises, we will sell at
auction that NEAT FRAME DWELLING-H HOUSE,
with HANDSOME LOT OF GROUND, located as
above described, and containing five rooms besides
kitchen &c. The house is nearly new, and IS occu-
pied by good tenant at $40 per month. The lot
fronts 25 feet, with depth Of 100 feet, aud there "
a wide alley on its western boundary, which adds
very much 10 its value.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and twelve
months, with interest added.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
&C Is Auctioneers.
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by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
OK DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
- ON OREGON HILL, OVERLOOKING GAM
BLE's HILL PARK.-I viii sell at public auc'
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH,
at 4:30 r. NJ, the above LOTS, on the corner o!
f,eiyiSere ana Spring streets. fronting on the west
line Of BeIyidere street 80 feet each. with depth
OF 90 fec {, more or less.
These lots are IN that locality where small houses
will com cd good tenants, whose rents would pay
handsomely on the investment. In view OF the
proximity Of The workshop OF the Richmond ana
Allegheny railroad, well as the Tredegar Compa-
nv they fhoud command especial attention.
TERMS One fourth cash. balance In SIX, Twelve;
by n trust-deed. j. THOMSON BROWN,
~ Auctioneer.
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SALT-RHEUM.

SALT RHEUn-wfli. Mcdonald. 26a2 Dearborn
areef. Chicago, gratefully acknowledged cure OF
Saif-Rheum on head mech, face. arms. and legs. Tor
seventeen years; not abe 10 walk except on hands
aud knees Tor wear; not able 10 help himself Tor
eight years; tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors
pfononnced bis case hopeless; permanently cured
by The Cdticura Remedies.
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RIcHMoND BAZAAR &
Nos. 1888 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.
TWENTY HORSES, SIX MULES, CARRIAGE,
BUGGIES, &C, AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
at O'Clock we will sell without reserve c0nsgn-
ment OF
90 HORSES, suitable for all purposes;
8 MULES, OF good size and well broke.
This invoice is shipped to us with positive orders
10 close.
AT SAME TIME:
1 LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE, little used;
2 NEW TOP-BUGGiES, stylish;
l NEW OPEN BUGGY, stylish:
1 SECONDHAND SPRTNG-WAG0S.
The attention of the public Is asked 10 THIS SALE as
IL embraces some as good stock as we have onered
this season. JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
F NJ Cook Salesman. oc 16
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ECZEMA RODENT.

ECZEMA RoDEyT.-F. ". Drake, Esq. agent for
Harper 4 Brothers. Detroit, Mich, gives an aston
had been treated by consultation OF physicians
without benefit, sad which speedily yielded 10 the
Cuilcura Remedies.
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connects for Fannyllle, Lyuchburg, aud al
points I'm the Southwest.
h connects for Milton, y. &.
connects for Asheyille and all points IN Vest
North CarOllLB.
u connects for Macon and all points in Southwest
Georgia.
Z connects for Jacksonville and all points in Flo
rida.
Fconnects for Macon and all points IN Southwest
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Sno
all Texas points.
G connects for Selma, Meridian. Jackson. aao
Vicksburg.
II connects for Galveston and All Texas points.
Trains from the abOye-nsncd points arrive IN
Richmond at I:i3 Y. NJ, $50 4. W.. and $3.50 T. NJ
Trains On North Carolina division make connec-
ton at GOhlsbOro with the ". i ". X. Il. % and
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DfaWtng-rOOm aud Sleeping cars
run through on Train No. 80 from New fOrK sno
Richmond TO Atlanta. Ga, on Train NO. AZ from
Richmond to Danyille.
A passenger coach will he attached 10 train leag-
ing Richmond M 4:55 l.. NJ, arriving a. ChuA 7:2S
r. VI. daily except Sundayl; and returning lrAye
Chua at 6:l0 A. ~, arriving at Richmond j
A. NJ daily Except Monday.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks gives on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. VI. r. TALCOTT. General sup%rntendent.
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No. Mail leaves Huntington daily, except sun.
day. The No train leaving Huntington on Satur-
day lies over at White sulphur from $50 A. ".
Sunday til 2 4. NJ Monday.
Virginia Midland mail from Danylle and Lynch.
burg connects closely at Gordonsyille with No. Tor
Richmond
No. 4 Express &C.. u. =. and 7. L. steamer leaves
Cincinnati a. y. VI. daily, and Is due 10 Hunting.
ton 10 connect with Ne. Express which ruus daily
TO Richmond.
No. @ Accommodation leaves Gordonsylle daily,
mond at o \. VI.
No. 22 Mixed leaves Stanton daily, except sum
day, at SAC a. VI l. connected with az GOrd0ns-
Vile by Virginia Midland mali from WsshDgt0n,
and arrives at Richmond At ) +. VI.
SLEEPING-CARs on No. from Huntington -
White sulphur. On No. from White Sulphur %
Richmond.
For rates. tickets, bsggage-checks. Se.. apply to
X. II. FISHER, Ticket Agent, Chesapeake and ohio
depot, aud 4. w. CARRIER, Ticket Agent. s26
Main street, Richmond. Va. W. NJ. :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY U. HOWARD, General Passenger ald
Ticket Agent. ~ II
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FURNITURE.

CHEAP FURNITURE STORE.-M
" FALL GOODS.-Special attention is call u
ed to large and select stock of new and de- ~
sirabie styles Of PARI.OR SUITS In spun-SJ
and raw-silk reps aud bair-cloh varied assortment
Lake styles medium and 1ne POPLAR and PINE
GOODS OF every description. We would especially
ask all who ltend buying flu niture to call and ex-
anime our stock, as we take pleasure In showing
eur goods. We are determined 10 sell cheaper than
any house in the city. Easy terms of payments.
l.. GATHRIGHT b SON,
Sc Ism 10 Governor street.
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SKIN DISEASE.

&. A. Steele, f O.. Chicago, ILL.,. ssvs:" will cay
that before used the CUTICURA REMEDIES was
in fearful state, and had given up all nope OF ever
having any relief. They have performed wonder.
full for me. and Of my own free viii and accord
recommend them"
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KINGWORM.

RINGwoRM.-GeorRe W. Brown. 4S Marshall
street, Providence, X. l., cured BY Cuticurs Rene
diet or Ringworm Humor. got al the BARRIERS.
which spread all over the ears, neck, aud face and
for six years resisted all kinds Of treatment
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RICHMOND, YoRK KIvER AND CHEsPRAkEl
RAILROAD. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST IS, leeV'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily except sun.
dsy). connecting al West Point On
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAT
URDAY with steamers for all land
inxs on the York river AMI fof BaIE-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. MI Leave Richmond daily except SUB
1918 A. NJ. I day, connecting at West Point WIN
steamers FOR baltimore on MoNDAi'
TUESDAY, w Ed EFDA ,,
THURSDAY, and sATCRllAl
with steamers for New YORK GA
FRIDAY; With steamers Tor IfoSl,,
dence and Boston on TUEsDAi ana
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
I0.O0 A. N, Arrive at Richmond daily leh'rps
Sunday, connecting Al West Ioin'
TUESDAY, THURSDAY; ana , 81.
URDAY With steamers HON DANA
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS. ,.u,
6:35 Z. M sunday. connecting a. Wet r2in'
with steamers from Baltimore Nc"
York. Providence. aud Boston -
No transfer OF freight al Richmond 70 y, 80
southern points. Cars run through between A'''"~
and West Point. - ,..., -.,es
Through bills or lading, with guaranteed ra'es'
Issued 20 all northern asd western pOints. ,..
FOr In formation, apply AZ once OF the cDnl~"'
Twenty third and Dock streets, Richmonl' ~.
auls H. r. DOU6LAS. SuDerlnH.I - 49,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MArERTAE.

GEORGE A. AlNsLIE 4 Sons, c&HH
TENTH STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
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I'D ~ =
RICHMOND AND ALLEcHANy RAILROAD Col
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE.
HICHMnSD, VA, September "a. 1880. }
DASSENGEKTRAINS ON THIS ROAD
i leave Richmond daily, except Sunday, from the
comp1ny's temporary depot at Oregon-fiill bridge
foot OF Gamble Hill. AT 800 r. NJ.
Trains will arrive daily, except Monday, Mt e:3 z
A. NJ.
Close connection made with packets at Msiden's
Adventure MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRI
DAYS.
For farther information apply to agent AZ depot
corner Tenth and Byrd streets. -. AxTELL.
sc 70. I'm General Manager.
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OCTOBER 9TH,
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lll3 Main STREET.

GpUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auciioneers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-10-13
The Legislature.

The Legislature met at Montpelier,
Oct. 9th. The House of Representa-.
tives was called to order by George
Nichols, secretaly of State. Prayer
was offered by Rev. w. S. Hazen.
The rol-call by counties showed re,
markable full attendance. James L.
Martin of Londonderry was reelected
speaker by reclamation, After taking
the oath he made u brief speech
Henry n. Newell of Shelburne was
elected clerk by acclamatlon, with
William Sllckney of Ludlow and Olin
Merrill of Euosburgh for assistants
Rev. S. B. Currier of Moretown was
elected chaplain. The Senate organ
lied by electing Chauncy w. Brown
ell, Jr., of Burlington secretary, F. A.
Dwinnell of Plainield assistant, and
Rev. Edwin Wheelock OF Cambridge
chaplain. The canvass of votes showed
Farnham, Rep, to have had 47,S4S
Phelps, Dem, 2l,245; Heath, Green
hacker, 1873. Farnhams majority,
25,O12. The other State officers
stood about the same.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-10-13

Cigarette smoking is now fashion,
able habit, and one which is iucreas.
ing at an alarming rate among halt
grown boys, and it is the opinion OF
well-known physicians that if this
habit is not checked additions to our
asylums will be in order. A physician,
satisfied that there was death in that
form OF tobacco had cigarette an
alyzei. The result was startling.
The tobacco was found to be strongly
impreenated with opium, while the
wrapper, which was warranted to be
rice paper, was proven to be the most
ordinary quality of white paper whit
ened with arsenic-the two polsons
combined being presented in sufficient
quantities to create in the smoker the
habit of using obium without bis being
aware of it, and which craving can on
ly be satisfied by an incessant con-
sumption of cigarettes. --[Frapklln
Repository.
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Two Villains Lynchesl.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. San out.
rage was perpetrated few nights
since on n widow named Massie, and
her daughter, living in Nelson county,
by two white men, George Lowrey
and his brother in-law, David Thomas,
the latter of whom is said to have
robbed the house while Lowrey COM
mitted the inhuman act. The parties
were arrested and tried before Il
justice and committed to Jail, but the
officer having them in charge was
oyerpowered by an armed body OF
citizens, who hanged both culprits to
\ tree.
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The Red Mask.

You have seen persons afflicted with
erysipelas Well, it is an awful thing.
It distigures. the face almost beyond rec
ignition, is as dangerous as it is repulsive.
1t ofteu causes sudden death, and is some-
times called "St. Anthony's Fire." Mr..
S. B. Carpenter, of Grandville, NY, Had
1t in both legs aad was cured by the use
Of DIR. David Kennedys "Favorite Rem
edy." His health is now perfect. DR..
Kennedy's "Fayorite Remedy" is the very
life of the blood. 1t cannot hurt you and
is sure to help. Tell your neighbors so.
Get 1t of your druggist, or write to the
doctor at Rondout, N. Y, enclosing One
Dollar for bottle.
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IINrtiand.

Martiand.
Miss Flora French met with q
severe loss last week, Saturday, by the
breaking of over forty glass jars Of
nice preserves which were placed on q
swinging shelfin the cellar-the Shelf
broke letting them fall to the ground
Little Fed Whitney is sick with
diphlheria. Drs. Morse and Rugg
are attending him.
-l.ev. J. Richards Of Windsor,
preached at the Congregational church
last Sunday having exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Winch. Ills discourse was
very able and interesting,
Miss Elva English IS home from
Quechee on account OF sickness. Her
occupation there hes been dress
making.
Several singers will avail them
selves of tho opportunity OF attending
the Musical Convention at West Ran
dolph next week.
"A party OF seven or eight went on
an excursion TO the top OF Ascutney
last Saturday, The day being clear
the view was excellent from the
summit.
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An Unpopular Candidate.

The truth cannot DO disguised by
tho most uncompromislng republicans
that the man their party has nomlnat'
cd tor the President Is unpopular. II
Ia impossible TO arouse any enthusiasm
for him. No one can forget how ut
lerly dead aad cold the news OF his
nomination foil upon bis party every
where, II was received without even
q solitary cheer, the bulletins were
read Ia solemn silence. Nor have his
supporters been able 10 arouse any en-
thuslaam over him At any subsequent
time. II Is the least enthusiastic CAM
paigr, on the republican side, that
was ever seen. The enthusiasm seems
to DO all on the side Of the supporters
Of General Hancock.
To show how Mr.. Garfield Is 70,
garded by the republicans Of his own
Congressional district In Ohio II Is
only necessary to present tho returns,
showing the result in each OF the Con
gressiona elections from 1860 TO 1916.
In 1868, when he was new to his
constituents, his majority was lO,935.
In 1870 It fell Of to G,275, In 1872
n change was made in the counties
forming his Qho Ninetecnth) district.
aud his majority rose to lO.9a6. In
1914 he had heard from his dissalls-
fed constituents. who disliked dis
honest course in their representative
in Congress and his majority fell
from l0,935 to 1881
Here was a loss Of G,347 votes, rs
the result of his course ia Congress,
with the corruption and perjury proved
upon him.
In &c he fell l,47s behind Barnes,
the republican head Of the state ticket,
in that district (whom he had run
even with IN '6s), and 2,75S votes be.
hind Hayes! As Hayes actual major
ity was only 2,747, be would have
been badly beaten in Ohio If he had
not run better than Garfield. The
latter was actually called upon, by
convention OF his own republican con-
stituents; to resign his seat in Con-
gress.
With such u man and such record
as their candidate for the Presidency,
no wonder the Republicans feel. as
the New York Evening Post now
confesses, "a cold shiver running
through them. = Hartford Times.
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We0thcrSlielll.

WeathcrsiieId.
George Dannatt, youngest son Of
r. A. Dannatt, recently broke his
right arm at the elbow by being
thrown from wagon while riding in
an empty barrel. The elbow joint
will doubtless bs stiff.
ID. b. MIDGET recently lost a
valuable young COW that was first
taken blind, and then rapidly running
down. Charles Warren has also lost
= nice COW that got mired in u muck
hole in the woods.
Miss r. M. Stearns, OF Reading,
has been engaged to teach the winter
school ut Weathersfeld Cente. JUS
tus Dart will teach in Springfield the
coming season.
1t has leaked out that two new
names have just been added to .he
roll OF Ascutney Grange
Mrs. J. l.. MIDGET is spending
two weeks with her parents, at her
old home. taking this time for her
visit as she is assistant secretary OF
the Tunbridge fair.
We had the pleasure last week
of calling On DR.. H. E. Ober at his
pleasant residence in Felchville, whom
we fortunately found at home. be
was raking his little field of rowen,
and on the halt acre he had cut there
must have been nearly ton Of newly
cnt grass. lie showed us his large
stock of Italian bees, one swarm OF
which has stored 70 pounds OF honey
the present season. He took rs over
his house, which he has almost made
over since he bought it, and it is sure
" a model of neatness and conven =
| fence. The aroma of a thousand roots
and herbs met US as we looked into
his medicine room. He uses no drugs
or minerals in his practice, depending
entirely on Natures remedies. We
were astonished at his low scale OF
prices, and sincerely wish him con-
tinued success.
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Brsol w., had a sensation recently.
A young man residing near by had
recently entered the matrimonial state,
aud commenced housekeeping cy-
erylhing worked tremendously until
Que cold night last week, when he
aud his bride, after retiring, engaged
in an argument which ended in kick.
ing him out OF bed and, springing
from her bed, she seized o Ratchet
and went Tor him, while he made for
the door. She followed him along
the road, making excellaut time for a
quarter of a mile to the nearest neigh.
ror's. The frightened bridegroom
succeeded in distancing her and Sc
cured protection and assistance soon
alter his arrival.
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Iyiu0sOr,

| Wtuusoss
The Republicans put out the
81 strip on their flag with their can
candidates names thereon last Monday
and their second dag has a Pateh' IL
that for Maine 7 or Tor either OF Tie
candidates I II for the latter II may
DO Arthur,
The outside shop belonging 10
Wawhlnney Il CO., near the prison IL
being elevated q little by addition 10
lls underplnnlug,
The Windsor Cornet Band was
IN attendance at the Democratic rally
AZ Plaindeld, n, H., on Saturday
evening last when Hon, II, W Parker
Of Claremont gave ~ uhanswerable
address, Among tho Windsor men
who were IN attendance IN tho plat
form We noticed Messrs, Cha's Il,
Mower 4, Keeie, q. II, Guernsey and
tho veteran soldier James Carlln,
-Rpizoolie Is again prevalent
The Gay Family performance
Monday evening was highly meriIori'
ous aud apprecia'ive,
Bradford OF Exeter was TO address
the people OF Claremont Tuesday
evening OF this week,
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BridgeWater.

Bridgewater.
The springs and wells on the hill
farms are drer than ever known before
and if there is not rain soon farmers
will be obliged to draw water from the
river for their cattle.
There never was know 50 large n
crop Of apples rs there is this fall i"
tins hurgh and fruit growers can
scarcely dispose of them at any price.
&C. Il Carpenter met with an ac-
cidpnt the 4th inst that nearl, cost
him his life. While riding on horse
back from his field the animal reared
throwing and striking Mr., Carpenter
across his hips; he vas conveyed to
his house and medical attendance
called. No bones were broken and he
is gaining slowly.
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Taitsyiiie,


Nearly all the men employed b!
the Emerson Ridge Fool Co., are bael
ready for this years campaign, Th'
low water prevents very active opera
tons ~ yet,
The Tahsyllle Agricultural Works
havs about decided 10 close their man
ulaoluring at Ibis place, Those Ia
want OF this kind OF work will do well
to give them an early call as they
think they will remove TO Lebanon
n, II IN about 4 weeks, We arc
sorry 10 have them so from here,
The Good Templars gave an enter
tainment Friday evening 70 Invited
friends aud guests, Icing one OF tho
favored ones who did not receive an
invite, your correspondent Is unable to
report We presume that singing
was one OF the chief attractions,
Mesns, Spaolding Il Gates have
plenty OF Bricks OF this summers
make now on hand,
The TahwiIle Dramatic club have
A - i. ......,oI .,,..,i.o. aul alaotaI
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Tucson, Arizona, has two centen.

Tucson, Arizona, has two centen.
arians, Mexicans, bern in Sonora
Bascuaf Cruz, ITO years old, and
Jesus Obledo, l00years old.
A meeting of old stage drivers has
been called to be held in Waterville,
Me-, Monday, Oct. 20, ofall such men
as were engaged in the business be-
tween the year 1925 and 1884. The
main part Of the business at that time
was between the Kenrebec and Pc
nobscot.
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White River Junction.

Mr. Samuel Bagley haa moved
into his new dwelling,
Saturday Sept. 25th, Mr. and
Mrs. WIN, Smith wcra blessed with a
pair Of twin boys
w, II, Sherman has bought one
halt of the interest IN the store OF w,
II. Coil,