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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
LIVE BTOCk.
CIioRo.

CHICAGO, October 2l.-The Drosr,
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipt
25, 900 head shipments 200 head; mar.
ket opened weak at lOtS2Oc lower, but
firmer at the close; mixed packing - 20
@6 so; choice heavy So 3096 So; light
S. SOG6 10; culls and grsssers 81 500
5 so.
Cattle-Receips 1000 head; ship.
ments !, 400 head; market quite weak !;
shipping l5(920c lower; common grades
Soc lower than Wednesday; exports
So 25(97 25; good to choice shipping
S. 2O(d5 So; common TO fair "a OO(s6 %;
butchers 81 0OfG4 25; stockers and iced.
ers 50 O0G4 20; dairy calves $ll 0O9
II 90; range cattle steady; Texans $3 10
(93 rs: half breeds and natives $3 500
1 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1880 head; ship
ments 81 400; compon to medium SO 10
@3 80; good to choice "a 25(s5 %.
Cincinnati.
C1scrsYATr, October d. Hogs -
Lower; common and light IS 0O(a6 81;
picking and butchers IS soIa6 10; re-
ceipts se5 head; shipments 1000 head.
sew YofA-
Nxs Yosx, October 2l.-Cotton-.
o1irt end firm at lli9llac; futures
steady. Floui-Quiet and unchanged
receipts 1900 barrels; exports .4,lW
barrels. Wheat-Opened shade lower
and closed i@ltc higher and frmeri
receipts 1900 bushels; ungraded
spring 81 BIOL "a; No. 8 81 3291 36j
SO. Chicago 81 AZ; ungrsded red 81 H3
al 50: No 3 81 429I A; No. 2 red
81 s9IG1 sit; No. 2 red, seller October
sales $1,000 bushels, at 81 49fsl SOY
closing at 81 50t; sellec November
sales 10000 bushels, at 81 60t6
/ 81 7-l6, closing at 81 81 I seller Decem.
Der, sales $1,000 bushels, at 81 53}S
54! closing at 81 SAT; seller January,
sales $50, 600 bushels, at 81 56Sl 5Iii
closing at 81 SIT. Corn-Opened easiei
and closed Ic strong and higher receipts
27 600 bushels; exports 10000 bushels
ungraded 6S g72c; No. ) 70(S70}c; No:
2 70td72Ic: No 2 white 75c; ungraded
white Tic; No. 2 seller October 1O9lltc,
closing at Tic; seller November 70N6
7lic, closing at Tic; seller December
72it473ic, closing al 73tc. Oau-Ns
lc higher and moderately active; re.
ceipts 1850 bushels; exports l1
bushels; western mixed 43l9463c; white
western 49G53c. Hay-Demand fan
and market firm at 6S975c. Cohee-
Ouiet and unchanged. Sugar-Fim and
less active; fair to good refining quotsf
at si9SIc. Molasses-luiet and nfm
Rosin-Steady and fairly active. Peefo
leum-Dull and nominal; United S43c
| PittsburEh.
Prrr.BunsH, October 2l.-Petroieam-
Ouiet; United certificates steady at ~
] refined 7tc for Philsdsiphia dsliyay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
The Ns,ion's Guests in Richmond.

RICHMOND. Va, October 81 The
French and German delegates to York
town arrived this morning and are the
guests of the city. A committee es
corsed them 10 the executive residence,
where they were introduced to Cover.
nor Holiday. There was no speaking.
Alter a few moments spent In an inter
change OF civilities the visitors were es-
CO d TO the Capitol bhildins and short
ly after b the hotel. The streets along
the route taken by the visitors were
beautifully decorated.
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whats in q N amer"

PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-In the
suit in the United States Court, Of Ken.
nedy Brothers, Kentucky, against the
Collector of this port, the jury returned
a verdict OF S3,972 for the plaintiff.
The plaintiff imported ninety.five bun
dies OF iron bands to bind cotton which
are called "cotton ties" but which the
collector assessed as iron hooks, and the
suit was brought to recover the excess
OF duty paid.
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Ths Philadslphia Fire-A Suit for Dana

PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Suit was
entered to-day by Patrick and Rosa Ann
Brady, Parents Of Annie s. Brady, killed
by jumping from the Randolph Mills
during the late fire. Damages placed at
$1,000 are claimed. The defendants are
Chas. H. Landenberger, operator, and
James Harvey, owner OF the mill.
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Out of the Ice Ber. ..

SAN Francisco, October 2l.-The
Revenue cutter Thomas Corwin arrived
late last night from the Arctic seas. She
has on board nine seamen OF the Daniel
Webster picked mp at st. Michael,
where she learned OF the loss of three
vessels in Gallowin Bay in August.
Their names were net sscertained.
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A Brutal Wife Murder.

ST LcUts. October 2l.-Sanfori Noe,
a brutal vile bester near Greenville,
Illinois, whipped his wife numerically,
after which she took refuge at a neigh
boris. The following day she was muir
dered by her husband at the wash tub.
He stabbed her three times with dirk,
and then escaped towards the river.
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EMO sslos. t0Rerei.
PRODUCE.
Uhiohlu.

UhiohGo.
CHICAGO, October 2l.- Flour-Nom.
inally unchanged. Wheat-In fair dc.
mand with higher prices; No. 2 Chics.
20 spring 81 34Gl "a cash: 81 3+i
seller October; 81 35!C6l Ssh seller No.
vember; 81 37i(9l 37i seller Decem.
Der; No. 3 do 81 20. Corn--Fsirly active
and n shade higher at G0ia6lc cash:
6O,c seller October; 6l!G6lic seller
November; G2a@63c seller December;
GS;@6s!c seller May; rejected Soc. Oats
Fairly active aud a shade higher at
43Ic cash; 43ic seller October; +3sc
seller November; 43ic seller December:
47Ic seller May. Rye-DuIi. weak and
lower at 81 02l. Barley-Stronger at
81 O4lG9l 05 Flax Seed--At 81 W.
Pork-Moderately active and higher st
sl8 rs cash; Sl8 65(4l6 20 seller Octo.
ber and November; SIG SOC1l8 IS seller
December; 81 40 seller January. Lard
Unsettled and generally higher N
$ll 60t9ll 62t cash and seller Novem-
ber; 81 Ti@l1 30 seller December;
Sll 92i oil g5 seller January. Bulk
Meats-U nsettled and lower; shoulders
$3.50; short rib s. 10; short clear 81 10.
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged at III.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October Fl. - Flour -
25c lower and quiet; western superfine
s. 25(ss5 IS; extra Sc 00(S7 90; family
81 OOCs7 IS. Wheat-Westsrn steady
and irmer; No. 2 winter red spot and
seller October 81 44i(9l al; seller No.
vember 81 45i9l 4G; seller Decsmber
81 45t@l 45i. Corn-Western dull;
western mixed spot and seller October
8S(dySsic; seller November, 6@989tc;
ssller December 72ftS72lc. OsS-Dull
and easy; western white 60le52c; mixed
49(I49lc; Pennsylvania 49(95lc. Rye
Dull and nominal At 81 05<sl 08. Hay
Quiet and lower; prime 70 choice
pennsylyania Sl9 OOtSl5 90. Provisions
-Stesdy and quiet. Mess Pork-At
SI9 50. Bulk Meats Loose shoulders
nominal; clear rib sides nominal; packed
SSlO4c. Bacon-Shoulders l0c: clear
rib sides life; hams, lS9i5tc. Lard
At l3c. Butter-Searce and firm; west.
ern grass 1926. Eggs-Pirm and
higher at 23(S24c. Petroleum-Dull
and nominal. Cofee-Quiet and lower,
Rio carsoes sitSl0i. Sugss-Firm; A
soft l0tc. Whisky-Lower st 81 lS(S
1 l9i.
CrxciHHATI, October q. Cotton -
Quiet at lie. Flour-Dull and lover
4, sell Wheat-Stronser; No. 2 red
winter 81 44(Sl b. Corn-Demsnd SC
tive and stronger; No. 2 mixed 6s(f8gr.
Osts-Weaker; No. 2 mixed 4s!Cs4Ic.
Rye-Dull at 81 l4i. Barley.Firm.
Lrd-Dull st tll Is. Bulk Meste-
Quiet: shoulders Sc; clear rib 9te. b.
cou-Stesdy; shoulders &c; clear rib
IIlc. Whisty-Firm st 81 Is; combips-
atson sales Of finished goods, $50 barrels,
on basis Of 81 Is. Butter-Quist and
unchanged.
ToLDo, October 2l.-Wbest-Dull
No. 2 red Wabash spot 81 ~ asked (;
seller November 81 ~; seller Decem.
Der 81 l5i; seller January u ~.
Corn-Dull; No. 2spot 63e; seller No.
vember 63lc; seller December 6l3c bid,
65 askcd seller May 10ic bid, Tic asksd.
Osts-Dull; No. 2 45ic.
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GuITEAU's GUILT.
Hiding Behind the stalwsrts-The Cues

Hiding Behind the stalwarts-The Cues
ton OF Jurisdiction.
WARRINGTON, October 2l.-Scoville,
Guiteau's counsel, is causing some ex.
element in npolitical circles because of
an avowed intention to make the most
of the political aspects of the assassina-
tion.. He is reported as saying yester-
day: There is more Of politics in the
case than most people imagine. 1 in
tend that everything connected with the
crime shall be developed, and il should
have stalwart to help me he might an.
tagonize this course. II it is necessary,
l shall not hesitate to bring out
the conn.etion Of Conkling with
the inception OF the crime. The
Stalwart schism was responsible for the
matter, and the. blame shall be placed
where it belongs, if l can secure that
result. THE opinion is very general here
that Judge Cox will decide that he has
no jurisdiction.
Richard 7. Merr;ck, who will argue
the point for Scoville, is quote sure that
there is no jurisdiction, and says that
the circuit court of the District has de-
cided in that way in two similar cases.
Mr.. Merrick also remarked that he could
not see how Judge Cox, as it has been
stated he intended to do, could have the
question OF jurisdiction disposed OF be-
fore tine trial OF the case commenced.
"For," said he, "the prisoner has
pleaded not guilty, as he had perfect
right to do, and l cannot see how the
Judge can require him to change the
issue thus made. 1t was mistake to
a.raign the prisoner if the Judge was in
doubt as to his Jurisdiction"
Witnesses for Guiteau.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-In the Su-
preme Court Judge Cox rendered de.
cision upon the application OF Scoville,
counsel for Guiteau, for an order OF the
court allowing fees and expenses for de-
fendant's witnesses. The Judge held
that it was clearly in the discretion OF
the court to allow expenses for reason.
able number OF with esses, the same to
be paid IN the same manner as Govern
ment witnesses, and said that he would
decide in chambers as to the number OF
witnesses to be allowed. Upon the ques-
ton OF assignment of counsel TO assist in
the defense, the Judge stated that he
would defer the matter until after con
sulting with Mr.. Scovilie.
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MARYLAND JOCKEY Club.

PIxLICo, MD, October 2l.-First race,
one mile, Frsnk G. B., first; Vampire,
second Gladstone, third. Time, :46.
The second race, Compensation FIRST:
Barrett, second; Della, third. Time,
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WgEFI NC W. VA SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %. 1881

requested that the Senate take a recess
for the Yorktown celebration until Sat-
urday, but his request was misunder.
stood, and that he had not intended to
nominate cabinet to-day and probably
would not until Monday or Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
DRY ooODA
ISv York-

Nsw YoaK, October 2i.-Dry Goods
The tone q The market 10 quiet and
prices Hrm In oil the most stspls goods.
Cotton goods are moving steadily on
hack orders, and stocks are unusually
Iisht. Prints remain quiet In sgents
bsDds. Spring vooleas in steady de-
mand, and desirable makes are largely
told shsad BY SCENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

WAEEFULSESs aGd bal 'irra.n ia chill
drea ut night induce fey-Gl. a..-~s and
Eretfuluess during the day. Worms are
generally the cause OF lie annoyance.
Denig's Worm Syrup viii cure, when
all other remedies fail. Try it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
Eoundered At Sea

ADES, October % 1he Ddtch steani-
er "Konig Dernederlauden" from Bata.
via for Amsterdam broke her shat and
foundered in latitude 81 south, longitude
64o east. Six boats, containing seventy
tive persons are missing.
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Very sincerely yours,

lSlgneuJ LUCkETlA H. uAhFlhLO'
With reference to the foregoing Col.
Rockwell makes the following state.
ment: To those best acquainted with
the great capacity for work and the vast
versatility of General Garfield, the ex-
tent, variety and orderly arrangement
Of his intellectual estate are amazing.
We appreciate its value and believe
that the most enduring monument OF
the late President must be erected upon
the granite foundation OF what he said
and did. Such monument, illustrat-
ing life which cannot be written until
the world has moved far enough away
from him to take in the grandeur OF his
career and character, may be expected
only after measured and deliberate work,
and as coming from her sanction and
authority,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
1Ihar.Iitunfn nnr Paonla

New YogE, October 2l.-Io dat t .
Michigan Relief Commission has receN
ed Sl0S, l2S in money; $4,000 more
have gone direct from individuals, and
$4,000 worth Of goods and supplies
have been forwarl d.
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Ths Result in Hamilton County. Ohio.

CISCfSSATI, o.. October 2l.-rhe otii-
cial count of the Hamilton county vote
at the last election has just been con-
cluded, and shows n total vote for Fos-
ter, Republican, for Governor 2S6ll !;
Bookwslter, Democrat, 25,06O. Fosters
msiority 1851. The msjorities OF the
other State officers are: Richards, Lieu
tenant Governor, l,7S9; LongSorth,
Supreme Judge, 4,795; Nash. Attorney
General, S,463; Turney, Treasurer,
1904; Paul, Board of Public Works,
3, 1876. There is no change in the county
officers as previously rePor ed. Deye-
rqux, the only Democrat elected on the
legislative ticket, defeated Robert Har,
IAN, Republican. by S72 votes Ludlow,
Temperance candidate for Governor,
received 4ST votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

An agreeable dressing tor the Asir,
that will stop its falling, has bteu lOug
sought for. ParEer's Hair BAlSam, DIS.
tInguished for its purity. fully supplies
this want.
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THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI.
Breaking Through Its Banks
and Flooding the Country.

Sr. LOUIS, October 2I.-A Hannibal
dispatch says: A break in the IeVee is
reported fifteen miles below here,
through which the water Is rushing IN
tremendous volumes and h)Hding the
country. Railroad travel is &c ly inn
peded. The Keokuk and 81. LDuis road
have abandoned all trains to Hannibal.
A Warsaw special says the wafer fell
one and half inches during the last
twenty-iour hours. The break in the
leyee four miles below there, widened to
near two hundred feet; nearly all the
corn in the bottoms is in the water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
GEN, GARFIELD'S LIFE.
An Account OF His Life and a
Collection Of His Literary
Works.

WORKS.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Colonel
Rock veil has received the following let
ter from Mrs. Garfield:
MENTOR, O., October II.
To Dear Colonel Rockwell:
1t is my wish that an account OF the
life and an appropriate collection OF the
literary remains of General Garfield
shall be published after that
careful consideration and preparation so
manifestly necessary. To that end re-
quest you will announce in some pub
lie manner my purpose to cause this
work to be done at the earliest practical
BILE time, and of which due notice will
be given.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 TO 5 Per Cent-6ossrnmeats
IrsguIar-flour Hominally Un.
ehanged-whsat Ia Fair Do.
mand and Higher
Hogs Lower.
PINANCE.
New York.


NIw YORK, October 2l.-MoSaY -
At S(a5 per cent; closing at per cent.
Prime mercantilspsper 6S7 per cent
Sterling exchange. bankers bills firm
at 479i; demand 4S4.
SiLvER-At London slid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2!; subsidiary silver
coin / per cent discount.
GoyIRSAESrs-lrregular; extended is
and IS rose ! and registered IL per
cent; coupon iis fell other issues
unchanged.
sikes sfenoeu
New Foursnd ons-halh. coupons ......... ....iisr,
Now Foun, ...lls
Pacfne Skies OF
RAILROAD BONDS In good demand at
advancing quotations.
STATE SRcuRrrIrs-Moderately active
and generally firm.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and tGl. per cent. higher. the latter
for Peoria, Decatur and Evansville. Al.
ton and Terre Hsute advanced 81 per
cent. to got and preferred per cent. 10
o.. Oregon Navigation offered At l56 it
the close yesterday sold up to and closed
AZ l60. The general list was irregular
and during the morning Nashville and
Chattanooga declined 2 per cent. The
fluctuations in the remainder Of the list
were comparatively slight. After the
second board the lowest figures were
touched, prices showing decline OF |
to per cent, Denver aud Rio Grande,
Peoria, Decatur ami Evansville and
T-x.s Pacific leading therein. In tho
final sales iirmer tone prevailed. and
some shares rallied a fraction.
Transactions 35I 900 shares,
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Prrr.suRsH, October 2l.-Petroieam-
Ouiet: United certificates steady st s43c;
refined 7fc for Philadslphia dsliy9y.
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ToLx,o, October 2l.-Wbest-Dull
No. 2 red Wabash spot 81 ~ asked;
seller November 81 az; seller Decem.
Der 81 l5i; seller January q ~.
Corn-Duil; No. 2 spot 63e; seller No.
vember 63lc; seller December 64Se bid,
65 ssked; seller May 70ic bid, Tic asksd.
Osts-Dull; No. z 45fc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-14

week to work for Asa T. Barron, the
White Mountain hotel proprietor.
A few new scholars have commenced
the last half of the term at the Acade-
my.
Leonard Houghton and wife returned
from the West, where they have resid-
ed of late, last Saturday. They are
stopping at Joseph Whitcher's.
The selectmen have been doing a
good job on the bridge near VIM.
MOrse's. The bridge repairing of this
town is costing considerable amount
of money, but it is well expended, "a
stitch in time" etc.
Miss Clara Dow, who has been stop
ping at VIM. McLachlin's and attend
ing school, goes to Leadville, Colorado,
next week to reside with her aunt, who
is school teacher in that town. Miss
Clara is very good musician and will
be greatly missed by the Improvement
Club.
Vernon Brown, the photographer,
has hired a printing press and is doing
considerable business in printing cards
and small hand bills. Among his re-
cent productions is card on which is
pasted a photograph of Gen. Garfield
and a biographical sketch ON the back.
Quite number have recently picked
secOnd.crOp strawberries. Mary Jane
Way has secured the greatest quantity,
getting nearly a quart in one place.
Frank Cook also succeeded in finding
enough to taste and tell of.
The severe frost of last week destroy
ed great quantities of apples in this
town. The farmers were not prepared
for the cold snap. Among those losing
apples of considerable value were j. o.
Cowles, Jacob Way and Mark Wheeler.
Mark had ten bushels of pound sweets
frozen solid.
No incOnsiderable number of the
young people have followed Horace
Greeley's well-knOwn advice in the
past. The exodus does not seem to
abate. Last Monday Charles Emerson,
who has been clerking for the past
year for John Varnum, started for
Marshaltown, Iowa. AT the same time
VIM. COwles and family commenced
the journey to a growing town of the
same state, where he is to pursue his
trade as jeweler. Besides knowing his
business well, ''Will" is first rate fell
low and we wish him success.
Mrs. Geo. d. Blair, who has been an
intense sufferer for loug time, died
last Sunday afternoon. A post mOrtem
examination was made by Drs. Blanch-
ard and Clark, from whom it is learned
that the cause of her death was can
cerOus tumOr. The deceased was &
good Christian woman and an excellent
wife. The husband left to mourn hel
loss has the sympathy of all.
RIALDO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-14
SuIllIilerViIIe.

Henry Carrick has Just returned from
the West, where he has been rustica-
ting for two weeks. He reports it as a
fact that there has been a great drought
there. Visiting corn fields, he saw
great numbers of stalks without a
single ear. For the most part, he
thinks the East preferable to the West.
1t lis an unmistakable fact, that in
this immediate region the potato crop
is light. There is no question but pO-
tatoes will command a good price from
now until new crop is raised. Fol-
two or three years they have been
through many trials, like early frosts
bugs, drought, blast and grubworms
1t is our judgment there will be none
to waste anywhere, and those who
must buy had better do so soon.
We have not heard that any move i.
being made regarding the safety OF
those railroad crossings. If ANYTHING
happens there, will some remembeI
that the matter was fairly and urgent
ly spoken of in the public prints Z
People are very busy now, and $,
far as our observation goes Their
seems to be a time of general goo,
health and prosperity with all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-14
Notice in Chancery.

Whereas Mary A, Gray of Danville, in Caledo-
mia county, has filed her petition in the clerks Of
fee of said county. setting forth that Peter Simp-
of Sheffield, in the county Of Caledonia, on the
26th day of July 1873, duly executed to one Laban
NJ. N. Gray mortgage deed of certain land in said
Sheffield, described follows: 1t being about
seventy acres in lot numbered seventy-nine in
said Sheffield meaning hereby to convey all and the
same land this day decided TO me (said simpson, by
Zebina Simpson and Mehala Simpson, with all Of
the buildings thereon standing and being, and
privileges thereto belonging supposed to contain
seventy acres, be the same more or less" Conel-
toned for the payment of prOmissory note Of the
same date as said mortgage signed by said Peter
Simpson, for the sum Ut One hundred and thirty
nine dollars, and payable to said Laban NJ N. Gray
or bearer demand with interest annually. which
is now justly due aud owing and has not been
paid.
And further setting forth that she the petitioner
is now the legal owner and holder Of said mortgage
and note of which the defendants herein named
have had due notice.
And further setting forth that Hazen NJ Gray Of
Sheffield aforesaid claims some interest in said
premises, by virtue Of . mortgage thereon subse.
quent In date and right to the petitioners said
mortgage And IL being made 70 appear that said
Peter Simpson Is now without the state, 30 that q
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-14
West Waterford.
RIALDO.

go. G. H." writes us concerning a
visit made by him on his I'D birthday
to the farm of Amasa Hastings. Mr..
Hastings has barn $50 feet long, with
cellar under the whole of it; the entire
structure is built in a most substantial
manner. The spacious barn floor, filed
with corn ready for husking, reminded
the visitor of the old-fashioned husk-
ing bees which are so nearly, if not
quite, gone by. From rise of land
on the farm can be seen most of the
400 acres of which it is composed; and
the sight of adjacent farms brought up
memories of many happy couples who
had lived and died there-the farms
now deserted or turned into pasture
lands.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-14
DanViIIe.

Benz. Greenbank has been putting
in a new improved water wheel and
making improvements in his mill dur
ing the past month. He expects to be
ready to start again this week.
The late freeze did not do so much
damage to apples as was first expected.
About one third of the crop will be
saved.
Miss Abbie Davis and Bertha Salma
returned from Mass this week We'd
nesday. Mrs. Walter Davis has gone
to Boston this week to be absent three
or four weeks.
C. II. Davis is new shingling his
barn and excavating a cellar under the
same.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-14

citation cannot be served upon him Il Is hereby or
deTed that notice of the pendeney of the foregoing
petition be given to the said Peter Simpson, by
publication of the substance thereof and this order
in the Caledonian, a newspaper published in Gale
donia county three weeks successfully the last Of
which shall be at least twenty days prior to the
hrst day of the next term of Caledonia county
court to be held at ST. Johnsbury, on the first
Tuesday of December A. ID. 1881.
Dated at St Johnsbury, in said county, this 18th
day of October, A. ID. 1854.
10 A f RANKIN Clerk