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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-28
BELLAIRE.

w. C. Deems is visiting friends in
Barnesville.
Tom Collins has child sick with the
typhoid fever.
Better tie your gates down, for Mon
day will be hallow cen.
6Mrs. Pitner of the First ward is down
with the typhoid fever.
VIM. g. Barnard left Yesterday morn
ing for st. Louis on business.
NJ. Wardrop, formerly OF J. W. Yos,'s
office, has gone to Detroit, Mich.
Miss Annie McAndrews, of Barnes
vile, is among Belaire friends this week
Rev. c. W. Wallace will preach at the
First Presbyterian Church on next Sun.
day.
Work on the Cemetery Hill goes on,
although the citizens OF Bellaire take no
interest in it.
The residence OF Andy ROUGH was
robbed OF $40 one night this week. No
clue to the burglars.
A man named Fowler missed In, with
his ADJ, yesterday, and il struck him on
on the knee cap, making quite serious
wound.
Laura Bamford died OF typhoid fever
yesterday. She. was the daughter OF
Alex. Bsmford, who lives in the lower
part OF town.
The colored folks are tt have festi-
val at the City Hall on Friday and Sat.
urday nights. The object is to lift the
church debt.
Robert Jacobs aud Susan Marshall,
both OF Martins Ferry, were united in
marriage at the NJ. f. Parsonage on
Wednesday evening
Celie Hawkins was attending school
onTuesday, but took the dIphtheria on
Wednesday and died Thursday. lie
was only sick twenty-four hours.
The first month OF school ends this
week. The rooms in the three up per
wards have been quite full but in the
lower wards the attendance has been
very light.
Col. 7. Fl. Morris and John Over have
had some fine sport this week st Cap
tina, out the Bellaire and Southwestern
road. They caught sixty-two fine bass
in single day.
A meeting eli the stockholders OF the
B. < S. ". road WAS held at Woodsdeld
on Wednesday, sni il WAS decided that
the capital stock should be increased in
order that the road might be extended
to McConnellsville, on the Muskingum
river. '-.-
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY At PUBLIC
SALE.
II not sold sooner, the American
dunse, on Belmont street. Beliaire, o,
will be offered al public sale, Saturday,
October 20, at , O'Clock. This properly
is centrally located, contains nineteen
rooms. hall, wash room and bath room.
For further particulars apply to c. l..
Poornan, Real Estate Agent, Be,laire,
Ohio.
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INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.

Pertinent Points Concerning People.
Miss Stafford, OF this city, is visiting
in Beliaire.
DR.. f. A, Hildreth is confined to his
room by sickness.
c. Elleagner, wife and child have taken
rooms at the Mcclure House.
James B. Acker, ESQ.,, is hunting for
few days in Washington county.
Col. S. L. Holland, an old army officer,
was at the New Mcclure yesterday.
Governor Jackson and wife have re-
turned to the city and are at the Nc
Lure.
Miss Mamie MoFett, the belle of
Cadiz, a highly cultivated AMI pleasant
lady, is visiting here.
James D. Boyd, formerly OF this city,
but now OF South Chicago, Illinois, IS
here on short visit.
Miss McCune, OF Allegheny City, Pa,
il the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Belleville, on the Island.
Mr.. ]. D. Culbertson has been cox
fined to his room at the Mcclure for the
past few days with sickness.
c. H. Collier, Esq, who has been in
Boston for some days on visit to his
parents, is expected home to-day.
Joel Truesdell, Esq, OF West Alexan-
der, passed through the city on his
way home yesterday from visit to
Illinois. ....
Rev. ]. 3. Milford, of the Baptist
ltbnrph hos mat rafnrnaA f.,,,, 4,
atiug trip in I.ycoming Co, Pa, much
improved IN health.
Col. Frank N. Oglebay leaves this
evening Tor his Kansas City home TO
the great regret of his very many Wheel.
ing friends who would have been much
pleased ii he could have prolonged his
visit here.
DR.. John b. Peaslee, Superintendent
o Instruction in Cincinnati, and one of
rhe foremost educators OF the day, will
lecture before the Teachers Convention
mere on the 24th of November. He will
~ the guest OF City Superintendent
Birch while here.
Miss Name Stokelv, one OF Steu6an.
ville's fairest and brightest daughters.
aad who, by the wav, has great resem.
nlanCe 20 the famed tragadie me Miss
Mary Anderson, is visiting Miss Du Bots
at Leatherwood, aud will probably re-
main for ten days or two weeks.
We are in receipt OF an invitation in.
v'tlng us TO De present at the marriage
OF Mr.. James McKendree Reilly, OF this
city, 10 Mixes Eta E Eossett, of Bsl;i-
more, at Jackson Square ". Z. church
at z. NJ, on Thursday, November 10th.
In advance We wish the Young couple
the usual amount OF happiness on ae-
count OF this paper, plus the good feel.
ing the writer Of inns has toward the
youGS man in the case.
Among the arrivals q. the New Nc
Lure House yesHsr,lay were: Col. r
I. McDonnally. Fort Wsyne, Ind, 5
b. Holland, Philadelphia, Pa, p. E
keyilie, Boston. J. Fl. Gamble aud wife.
Pittsburgh. l. Heller. Chicago, Msi
John G. Fenimore, New York, Chas.
NJ. Stuart, Evsnton, Ills, d. c. Lee.
Ciarksburg. W. h. Hutchins, Baltimore,
1. Is. Adams, NJ. D., Baltimore, W. F
Wagner, Pusbursh, Thos. McGrew and
wife, Springfield, Ids.
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7kallc; Uncasville advanced to l0c; crashes
5(6l0c: denims edi3kc;. ducks llgl5c; jeans
I5d5Oc; table linens 25@45c; and dress goods
l032Oc Prints are quoted from 51l9Ic.
sEEDs-nmothe $40; Clover $6.eo9$6.75;
Blue Grass sl.l5.
cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October q. Cotton -
Quiet but steady at lie. Flour
Heavy; family Sc 6O96 80; fancy 81 25
co. Wheat-Quiet; No. red winter
81 43. Corn-Srrong; No. 2 mixed 69f
@70c. 0ats-Dull and lower; No. 2
mixed 45ic. Rye-Dull and lower at
81 IL, Barley-Easier, but not quota.
bly, lower. Pork-Quiet at $40 90. Lard
-Frmer at Sll 80. Bulk Meats-Quiet;
shoulders lie; clear rib Sc. Bacon
Dull; shoulders SIC; clear rib 10ic; clear
HE. Whisky-Steady at 81 l3; combi-
NATION sales OF finished goods, LOO
barrels, on basis OF 81 IS. Butter
Easier but not quotably lower.
Toledo
TOLEDO, October 27.-Wheat-Easier;
No. red spot 81 Az; seller Novem.
Der 81 4lt; seller December 81 AT;
seller January 81 46j. Corn-Easier;
No. 2 spot CSC: seller November held
at Gre; seller December Csc bid; 65fc
asked; seller May 7llc.
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Toledo
LIVE STOCK.
East IlperlY.

EAST LIBERTY. October 27.-Cattle-
Receipts to-day 935 head; nothing doing
and market closed slow.
HoGs-Receipts 1000 head; Philadel-
phia, S. 1907 90; Workers S. 1906 10.
SHEEP-Receipts to day 1900 head;
selling at s. OO@5 90.
CsiosRo.
Cur.eo, October 27.-The Drorr.'
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
1900 head; shipments 4, 500 head; mar
ket more active and 5@l0c higher;
mixed packing s. SOFAS 30; choice heavy
So 4597 90; light s. S0(96 10; culls and
grassers s. 75G5 %.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 1000 head; market slow on
NATIVE shipments; good to prime at s. %
a. q; good to choice shipping S. $50
. 90; common to medium l09l5c
lower at 81 00@5 20; butchers steady;
inferior to fair cows and mixed g 00(9
. 10; good to choice COWS s. 50@e4 90;
stockers very active and stronger poor
to fair g 1908 II; good to choice s. ~
IA 20: rangers firm thorough Texans
s. O0@3 81.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head ship
ments 200 head; market active and I'M
changed.
New York.
New YORK, October 27.-The Drourrs'
Journal bureau reports: Beeves-No
fresh offerings; no business at s. 40;
beef unchanged; Texans and Colorado
sides s. 50G7 80; native do. 81 50G
10 so. Shipments 1876 live cattle, $50
quarters OF beef and 1880 carcasses OF
mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head. Mar.
ket fair for good and prime sheep; ex
trrmes So 50G5 so per hundred pounds
for sheen; S. 00@S 90 for lambs.
Swine-Receipts $500 head. Market
qniet at s. 25(a6 81! per 100 pounds
for live hogs; $SOOGS5O for city dresse'.
Cincinnati.
CISCINSArI, October d. Hogs -
Dull; common ami light 81 o0[d6 -,
packing and butchers s. Sj@6 50; re.
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 700
head.
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N rAnSferS

The following transfers wese admitted
to record by Clerk Hook Yesterday:
A deed made November ), 1872, by
Vim. Askew and wife, for lot in the
Shepherd farm, AT Elm Grove, for $50.
A dec,i male D'iOber :, 1881, by A.
F. Gasmire and others TO Henry Dauh-
Iner, for lot OF ground in South Wheel
ing, for 1924
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Menthar IndIeatIons.

W,<HlXGroy. October -, A. M.-FOr
,hs Tennessee and Onio Valleys, partly
cloudy weather anil rain, sOutherly
winds, lower barometer and stationary
temperature.
For the Lake region, partly cloudy
weather au4 rain, eaSterly winds, lower
barometer, stationary or lower temper
aturp
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
The Garfield Monument Movement.

The Garfield Monument Movement.
CLEVELAND, October ~. The Monu-
ment Committee to-day received the
following:
TERRITORY or UTAH, ENECUrIvEl
OFFICE, SALT LAKE CRY,
October %.
GRNrLENES: accept your appoint
ment as general manager for Utah for
the Garfield Monumental Fund, and
have already taken steps to forward the
work. Thos. r Jones. banker, of this
city, is treasurer OF the fund and already
has quite an amount on hand.
Respectfully,
Signed .. Eli II. MURRAY,
Gorernor.
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The Demand for Confederate Bonds.

RICHMOND, Va, October 27.-The
remarkable demand for Confederate
bonds continues, aud the boom for these
Valneless promises to pay is undated.
leading banking house hiss already
paIchssed nearly five millions Of coup.
on bonds at from three to FIVE dollars
per Thousand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-28
Cincinnati Chief of Police

ClNclNxATl, October 27.-Jacob GEES
sert, chief of police, having resigned on
account OF disagreement between him
and Mayor Means with reference to an
appointment made by the Mayor, NJ. j.
Reilly, late inspector ofpolice, has been
appointed chief.
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FRANK MAYO.
PhRr,cal SnfArirR-

No one can real u, except by personal
experience, tae anguish Of mind and
BODY endured by sufferers iron dvs.
pepSi,. Indigestion, constipation, and
otner diseIsss OF the stomach, Burdcck
B God B;tlsrs ms positiyecure for Ills
direct OF al diseases. Price 81 : trial
az, 10 cent Laughlin Bros. < Co.,
Agents, Wheeling,
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A Signal Victory,

The value OF electricity as a remedial
agent has gained a signal victory over
prejudice. Thomas Electric oil stands
foremost in this class OF compounds.
Testimonials from all parts tell OF the
wonderous cures OF rhumstism, neu-
rAlgia. hurts and sores, etc effected by
its agency. Laughlin Bros. < c.,
Agents, Wheeling.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, October 27.-Dry Goods =
The market continues quiet and firm.
Cotton goods in moderate demand and
AGENTS making large deliveries on back
orders. Prints and ginghams quiet.
Dress goods in light demand. Light
weight clothing wooIens fairly active.
Foreign goods quiet and steady ard in
moderate supply.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
" healing holesale Market.

GRAIS-Corn is rathsr easier than II hrs bee:
Tor some time and there is much more Offering
corn is worth 80. Whes' Is worth sl25 and
may go lower. OIts are coming In more literally
and range from A. 10 ~ cents per bushcL
Rye is very lightly supplied at " cents 10 $40,
FLoUR- Family white. 7 25g75 50. Patent pro.
cess, 850gs15. spring wheat, i15
GRoCERIEs Prices calculating Bushes,
good Rio l2Hc, prime IIhc
choice ljc best roasted I5D yellow KiO lGLC
lava &c. SyupS, common 2593Oc, prime IS
choice iSc: New Orleans mOlISSes, prime
Sc. choice 6Cc maple syrup, $40 per gallon
Sugars refined hard crushed active snd hrne.
at 1875, granulatcd 1919. pow icred l.c
coffee G. b 20, prairie A sugar lOc palace
Rice, Carolina choice ji@oc, New Orleans prime
6l.G7C, Ra1goon "a .
SEGETAB Is, ETC Celery, &C yer d.
punches Cabbage, s. 0Om2 Is per hbi. Potatoes
moderately p'enty at Si.25 pei bushe'. Sweet
Potatoes, Baltimore. st25 pei Dbl. snl $50
for Jerseys. ParsnipS 81 % per bushsl. Turnips
7Sgl.00 per bushcl. Onions - - per bushel per
Dbl. 81 oc@H.2j. C.anhGrrios Sl5Cts2.7j yer
box.
BEASs-In fair demand ats3 2IGsG 5pDer hnshal
BuTrER-Ch0ice butter is scarce and con.
mands 2StG30c.
CHEE>E-Commsndei Agl5c for factory,
and l6c for New York
CANNED GooDs-Good demand: 5 10. cans. pie
Peaches, $500: 10 cans peaches S: 25: ID
cans peaches s. 81. Tonstots, ID. cans, St.%na
l.50 Sweet corn, s'.OOSi 10. WiGslow corn,
81 s.. Strawberries, 10. cAus, 81 40 BlacGber.
erries, 2 ID. cans IL Is. RaspberrieS, Id. cans,
$3.50. Plums, ID. cans, Il 100 30. Lima
beans. = ID. caIs, s.S5. Cove oysters, l 10 cans.
light, 1Jc: full weight sl.20: , ID. String beans.
800
APrLEs.-Plenty at 81 2jGl} 90 per Dbl.
HoGs-Ji196C per ID. ard coming in slowly.
SHEEP-Are in but moderate demand at 3a
SIC per ID.
DRIED FRUIrs-There is better demand, the
season now having opened, and much more
doing. We quote Apples at 5d5c: Peaches,
9hl for prime halves: Currsnts
&c; RaiSInS, lsyen, SIS per box; Valencia, lie
per 10.
EGGs-SCarce at lSst2Or per doz.
FEATHEgs-Liye geese, 5Ca6Oc.
FIsH-No 3 mackerel, bbis, $50. M.
Medium mackerel, So %.
HAY-At $500 for baled; loose new, Si4 cog
$500.
SAUs-The card rates on nails fence BMd
brsds from lOd 20 cod is s. IS
PouLTRY-Chickens, old, s.. IS per dozen, and
very scarce: spring, s2oOg2.50 per dozen.
AEATs-Market Is firm aud prices Of bacon
slightly advanced. .t.-f
Packages for meats hold a. follows: Hal
Casks, 500 lbs: Terces go It's; Barrels, 80 It's;
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public'


Public
UNION Mills, FLURIASNA Co., VA,
April ., 1881. I
Laughhn Bros. d Co:
GENTLEMEN '-Please send me at once
six dozen oil your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and it is the best
vermiiuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought los worms from one
Child, and in three other cases from so
10 - worms. The children had bsen
poor and feeble for eighteen mouths,and
sre now in good health.
Respectfully yours,
DUDLEY K. BOSTON.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY At PUBLIC

Go tn your druggist Tor Mrs Free.
mans New NatioDaI Dyes, For bright.
ness and durability OF color, ti.ey are
9nexcelled. Color from = to ) pauads.
Directions in English aud German. Price
Is cents.
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ChleaGo Excursion. q,

Tuesday November S.h, thssB go.
viii sell essursion tickets from Wheel
Ins tn Chicago and return for S. 90
tickets good returnin. ten DAYS from
date OF sac. Trains leave B. & o. demo,
al 500 A. N. and l:So P. n. city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-28

New Choice Goods coming in
every day aI DisiOn'S JeWelry
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-28

SALI-Per barrel Piti-bug, sl..0
WooL-The market - &c dGs Nominal. with
prices not quotsbly.chE !. We ga 'lr a. 9>4I
20 for choice washed, ami UIc-ihini o. iof uu.
washed.
WHHKY-s11i per gallon. req. a
CIDER-s59I per Dbl: Crab elder sS9'o
GISsESG-Fair with prizes ranging az s. %.
DkY Goops-There has been a stif upw.rd
tendency in cotton goods for several weeks
past and the inclination Is stu in Ina. direction
our last weeks Quotations with few erceytinnS
are abont correct. Husltns. sdTsneink stitiy,
advanced 70 &c, and Lancaster 0c, cheYoits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-28

Inc usual n erchants LIuch stthe New
EcLuru Bouse Sample Rooms daily.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

Tomorrow morning tickets viii be on
sac Tor MuI lie Palmer ant K +. era
nam, wnO wst be at the Opera House
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The
BALTIMORE SlU says.
Miss Palmer has a pretty lace and a
symm~tI.ra. figure, md her arChness
snd wiusOnGc WAYS remind the Spectator
Of Lolita and Maggie Mitchell, while her
singing is far superior 20 that Of either
% them. Mr. Graham has all The broad
humor OF Joe Emmet, aud at times the
ielicacy of, t'rrSnn The songs intro
duced in My Sweetheart are new,
bright and p's;,sing. The popular
"Ciohble Song, irum the Ma.cotte, was
sunu in the iirs, get with mOre sparkle
and tenderness than It ever received
here Mr.. Grahdm's Laughing Souc, in
the same av', made decided hiJ. The
audience Was completely captured by
Hiss Pllm~.. and the applause WAS
!ouI and ir-qu,n. throughout the per
iOrlnaGve,
FRANK MAYO.
Ga the 81. F,ank Mayo, with an i'm.
inense CowIany, Will give Hamlet At
the Opera House. An exchange saws:
The large sad a9precIative audience at
th- Mstropoiisu last night, to witness
Handel" shows the estimation in
Which :ua Z climate drama IS held in
this city, AMI the representation OF the
melancholy Dane was such AS to secure
its hearty applause. With fine figure,
good voice, and freedom from rant, Mr..
Mayo won the audience at once, and
rendered the terrible and touching scene
at the close Of the third act with such
power as 10 excite the enthusiasm 10 a
high pitch.
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Nominated for Congress-

New York. October 27.-Roswcll p
Flower was nominated for Congress by
the Democrats OF the Eleventh district.
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For "a Gold or Silver Watch
60 SO Miller AZ FraBZheim's
1907 Market street.
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Mbeelin9 Re9lstr1
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New 4 advertisements.

TO LOan-MOney.
Wedding Presents. II. Rine hart.
Wantsd-Smail House.
North German Lloyd ). :. Col. +.
Behrers
Opera House Mayo's Dramatic Com
pauy.
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MARRIED..

PRAGER-RIG Ell Won Thursday evening,
October ~ 1881, at the residence O! the brides
parents, on Twelfth street. ISAA ID. PRAGER 10
IS Macy 4. BlGELow, hy Rev milford, OF
the First Baptist Church.
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.rae= nome.er 8eeora,

As taken ~ Schucp's Opera House
drng store.
THURSDAY.
$50 ISL.
As.leS.8r. Y.7P.s 7AM.l2 \. SrS.7H.X
II - - - - ~ 81 ST.
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GEO. YLOR.
MILK TESTER.

A SIMPLE INSTRUMENT WHICH WILL
~ enable any one To test The qualify OF MIX
and Cream IN minute Of time Pace ~ cents
LOGAN Il CO..
Agents for West Virginia
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-09
Must be endured"

DEACoNs WHO "RUN" THE CHURCH.
-An ex.deacon OF u West side church
a learned man, an able man. too, is
possessed with what may be called
the d.acons ambtion-an ambition
usually confined to the owners Of
country groceries, whose trade is 10.
creased by the honor. After having
been deacon for series OF years, dur
ing which time he run" the church
he was suddenly ousted at a late cleo
ton, and is now reported to be plotting
to drive the pastor out of the church.
''Either he or will leave within six
MONTHS he has said in effect to his
followers The pastor, though able,
and popular. is not a discreet man
He is apt to talk. This astute deacon
knowing this is laying all sorts of traps
for his minister, with the intention of
notifying him By exhibiting his
catch at some future meeting OF the
church, thereby compelling him to
resign. ifthis ex deacon cannot rule
the church he intended 10 break up,
and it seemed very likely that he
would succeed. The re was certain
parsonage who, according to John
Milton, had such design regarding
Heaven. There are great many
men with this small ambition 10 the
churches. One gentleman with this
tendency who had broken up every
church that he had ever belonged to,
joined hitherto harmonious church
and commenced his Vaccinations.
This church was blessed with = gen
ial and witty deacon who rose one
night at prayer meeting at which
his plotting brother, D.-was pres
ent. and commenced to lead in
prayer.
"Oh, Lord, we pray that Brother
D---may die" he SAID, and the good
brothers and sisters opened their eyes
wide with surprise. "Oh, Lord, we
pray that Brother D---may die and
90 to hell" he CONTINUED. Shocked
beyond measure the pastor raised his
head and was about to rebuke the
deacon, when be flushed bis petition
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-09
ApLrA FOR TIVE OLD MAN THAT
SMOKES,

sW~N~s
There daughter, stop scoldingl Don't
worry ana fret
Aud work yourself into such Ire
Just about all the comfort your father can
1874. get .l .,I f|. '
IL q smoke by the warm kitchen IRE
Let him smoke ia the corner IN peace " no
can,
Tho the clouds Of tobacco may choke
There Is no ono eau tell, but the lonely Old
man
How much comfort there h Ia q smoke
lake free bird thst nyelh nom limb nlo
limb
Your routine OF joysyou 80 through
Aud some OF them look Just ~ foolish to
him
As smoking looks foolish TO youi
We're none OF Us perfeet-all this you
believe
Our lives should with charity shine,
Like the golden thread that The weayers
weave
In and out ia the dark design,
Should you live TO DO old-lhough you
never may smoke
Yet III wager q penny or two
You viii have some strong habit 90 tease
other folks.
Had ~ this that II worrying youi
Let him smoke In the corner In peace "
he can,
Tho the clouds OF tobacco may choke
There " no one can tell but lonely old
How much comfort there Is In u smoke,
DO | smoker SotI' Nor viii advise
Any youth the bad habit to gcti
but when one Is old, and can't stop ifhe
tries,
Il II wisdom TO worry and fretY
Let him smoke In the corner In peace, ifhe
can
Tho the clouds OF tobacco may choke;
There Is no one can tell but lonely old
man
How much comfort there Is In a smoke,
Not long will tobacco smoke daily annoy
Soon the pipe on the mantle will lay,
And father will rest where the worms
shall destroy
The tenantless body OF clay.
Let him smoke In the corner Ia peace II
he can
Soon he'll fall before DEATH sturdy
stroke;
Then you'll miss the clay pipe aud the
feeble old man,
And wish you'd pnt up with the smoke.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-09

STATE OF VERMONT, I At a Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD. IS. Court held at
Woodstock, within and for said District on
the thirteenth day Of January. A. D..
1881.
Present Hon. John Porter. Judge.
George g. Thompson's estate, Bridgewater, in
estate
Whereas, Alfred Sargent Administrator Of
said estate, has presented to said Court his
petition in writing. setting forth the amount
of debts due from the said deceased and the
expenses Of administration, the value Of the
personal estate and the situation of the real
estate, and that the sale OF part of said real
estate is necessary. to pay said debts, and q
part canuot be sold. without injury to those
interested in the remainder, and therefore
making application to said Court for license
10 soil the whole Of said real estate and all
other real estate Of the said intestate, il any
such there De within this State:
Thereupon the Court appoints the first
Wednesday Second day. of March next,
as time, and the Probate Office in
Woodstock afore said, as u place OF hearing
and deciding on said application and orders
that notice of said application be given to all
persons Interested in said estate, the reason
Tor the same, and the time and place Of hear.
ing, by publishing three weeks successfully
in the Sp,rlt of the Age. o newspaper printed
at Woodstock. in this Slate, which circulates
in the neighborhoo1 OF those INTEREST," d (all
which publications shall be previous TO said
time Of he;ring,) copy OF the record Of this
order, that they may appear before said Court
and he heard III the mattcr OF said applica.
tion, ifthey see cause. ra+.
A true record,
HENRY 8, DANA, Register.