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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

hRye boon AFFLICTED since last March with A
bkin disease the doctors called Rczema. Ny face
was covered with Bcabs and sOrcs, and Tho ifnhinS
aud burning were almost unbeatable Seeing yotif
CutleutA kimedtts 80 highly recommended con.
gluded 10 giye Lheln trial. using the CuilOtfa ard
Evkcum soap externally, aud tOsolVent internally,
for which make this public statement
Broad Brook, Conn. mn" Vi'N"A A. HhhDhHiVK'
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sELF-rEEpER TENpERs STRIKE
a Crooked Detective Other News From
Martins Ferry.


Crooked Detective Other News From
Martins Ferry.
Auditor Barrett was shaking hands with
the boys yesterday.
William Linn was resting easier yesterr
day, with improved chances Of recovery.
q. Long and ]. T. Hanes and family
left for Cincinnati yesterday on combined
business aud pleasure trip.
The seli.!eeder boys OF the Laughlin
mill came out on strike yesterday fore.
noon, against a reduction for tending the
selfieedlDg machines, The feeder nailerr
are willing 10 pay the price, so the boyH
say.
"Flicker" Coss was fined 81 and costs
yesterday for plain drunk. The two
Bhowmen arrested for fighting were fined
81 and s. and costs respectively. They
were unable to pay and Mayor Keller aud
Officer Burns took them TO Bellaire to col
lect tho fines from the show proprietorS,
and left tho case in tho hands Of Con-
stable Helaley,
Ittransplres that the so.called detaCtive
Taylor was somewhat OF o crank himself.
He caused the arrest OF four parties Mon
day, and then had them released, except
ing one Brandon, who had considerable
money. Taylor left with his prisoner,
accompanied by Officer Welob, on the
8 O'Clock train fdr Utica, o., where the
man was wanted, as alleged. Officer
WEIGH says the so.callsd detective held
numerous confidential chata with the
prisoner, and urged him, WEIGH, to let
him escape, but this WEIGH positively de.
clined to do, until Taylor had secured Sl75
from tho prisoner, when he told the officer
that he, Taylor, would have nothing more
10 do with 1t, and WEIGH was Obliged to
release the man. The general impression
Is that the whole affair was a stupeldous
fraud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
A Glassworls for Little washington.

The Washington Glass Company, a
concern Just organized at Washington,
Pa, has purchased a piece Of land from ].
B. R. streator, on West Wheeling street,
where works will be at once erected and
work commenced under the management
Of Frank stgel, IT,, late Of Bridgeport. The
company expects TO pay out $4,000 per
month for labor.
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SKIN, ' .9 =! ;;3,,,

uuMILI AT1NG Eruptlons Itching and burning
" Bkln Tortutog Loathsonie Sores, and every spe.
Cies Of Itching, gcaly, Plmply, Inherited, Birou.
lous and Contagious Dlseaies Of the hood Bkin
aud scalp, With Loss oil Hair, from infancy 10 old
age, are positively cured by CUTiCURA, the great
SKIN vnie, and CUftCuRA SOAR. All exquisite Skin
boautitl0r, externally, aud UUTICURA 'RESOLyENT,
tho now Blood Purifier, Internally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
SCALp, FACE, EARs AND NEUK,

i was AFFLICTED with Rczema on the Scalp, Pace.
Ears aud Neck, which the druggist where / Rol
your remedies, pr0nOlheed one Of the wont oSs0i
70 ny your Cutioura Remedies, and after ye al yS
use my scalp and part Of my lace W0t0 eniiFsiv
cured, and hope In another week to have ny
eafs' ueCs and The other part oi my l6Se cured, =
iNR Fourth Street, New Y5 nhHAAN BLADE
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A iull line Of Suilings, OyerCOalngs
and pAhlAlnOnlngA Also q full line Of
our Celt bratGd Knit Jackets. Scotch
'"''Hs' Z. HESS & SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

With Natural Gas, comes the need for
Waste Baskets. / have secured, by acct.
dent, an assortment WHICH, Tor beauty
and Variety, eSCols anything ever shown
In our city. Come and see them, at
]. u. MILRON, 1908 Market 81,
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WE have introduced q new System Of
selling Watches OH the lnStallnlent plan
whereby you con secure a watch al once
on easy payments. tall ana Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBD, JOWeICr,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

Excursion tickets 10 Cincinnati now on
sale al tho Panhandle ticket Office. For
tickets and further particulars call on
ticket agent Panhandle route, foot Of
Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

Gall and SEQ tho Basket display, and II
l can't convince you that they are 80 per.
cent lesa In price than any other place In
Wheeling, | will give you one.
j. B. WILSON, 1908 Market,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

The following shows tho range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnUprs drug
store Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, 76'; ~ NJ, 73'; 3P. NJ, O00i7. +. Nj,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

CulCyta stands al The head Of III class espoolAl.
/. thi. lhe Gaze with the yutiCurA Soap. Have
the prevalence OI ali aggravated i1ffn III flSE
through tome local tles Ia The county, IN WhiSh
the UuIlOun Remedies proved satisfactory,
t,ptor,ovr y, VI L. HARDING, DflEGlsL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

The season for boautiiying home with
Tissue Paper ornaments 10 now coming
and ladies naturally will 90 where they
can got best quality, greatest variety, and
lowest prices. ! ain prepared 10 Chal-
lenge competition In all these respects.
j, B. Wilson, 1908 Market.
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CUrfuuRA Rrnrpipa

Ate. sold BY all druggists. pticoi t,utlutiro. m
SenMi REsoLyENf, q OJI BOAP, % cunts fSfrSSS
70 Cute Skin diseases" 'S"
nE hIITlFY The Complexion and Skin by udpS
ukhV the Uutlcufa BOAp, ''"s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
nonsronD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Dt. II. o. Hitchcock, Kalamazoo, Mich,
sAyBi ~ have used II 10 many cases Of In.
digestion depending upon nervous ex.
haIstlon, with marked benefit, II appears
10 be good nerve food"
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 2O.-1A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, nearly stationary
temperature, northweBterly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

Wednesday Matinee, tho "Geneya
Cross" Admission to oil parts Of the
house 70 cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

The Mammoth Rink at bridgeport will
open Friday night with Meiser's full brass
band,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

French Lunch Baskets, knife Trays,
Mats, Layettes, at
]. B. WILSON, 1908 Market,
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baskets Of every description at lesb
than the cost 10 import, at
]. y. WlLaON, 1908 Market 81.
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gE1u ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

NS-<AA-G,
No, 2SS6 Main st,
No 23SS Main 81.
No, NA0 Main u.
No, 1901 Main 81,
No. 27Al MAlu 81.
NO $40 Main 1t,
No, 9l0l Main st.
No, 2l03 Main IT.
No a0i Main IT.
No, 1905 Main st.
No, 1877 Main 81,
NO, ~ MAinAL
No, bl7 Markets.
No, Q D MAIketkL
Nc, lTI MRtkettt,
No aus Markets.
No. IlON NAIEetSL
No 2a0an .2l0SS Market st.
No. 40 Sixteenth It,
Nc, A7TWenty-thlrd at,
No. " Nineteenth st.
No, 81 lWenty,SecOnds
Nc, llSi konbt
No, IS Maryland Bt.
No, sls NCCollOoh 1T,
,gH Acres. EdSlnSton Lane viii exchange ia,
y, . fOOa house at Elm Grove, with 10, cg,,n
No, 81 and No. 80, AlleyNV,
l9Is In Fourth Ward, AdeslAble mapuhc,r,
10 SSOs Chapline st.
No 29I9 OhRpllne st,
No 90 North FFOntSt,
No lll6 Eoif 1t.
No. ll29 EotfGL
20 Acre Farm on BogS's Run, and many o,b,,
FARM, ''A"! 0'a'E
FOR RENT.
Store room No, 1874 MarketSt.
No, lA Fifteenth st., 8 ICONS,
No 1908 Alley II 8 IOOms
No. p Twelty.seyGnIhsL 2ToouS.
For further InlOr nation eluuLeOi
JAMES A. HENRY,
ReGl Estate Agent Collector and No,ary ppAu,
seq once, no. 1914 Market sirost
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MR.. MEEK SURPRISED.

Ho said: My presenCe here isas much Of
a surprise to me as to anyone. Like all Of
you. Icame here expecting to hear Dir.
Goodhue in an eloquent addreas on unity
as the one thing 10 be desired. "Rats" was
the special topic he wac to speak on, and
that l understand is what the rest Of US
are expected TO ConGne our remarks to.
II there Is anything printer hates it is o
rat, We have had in the history Of our
city very little trouble with these pests,
being more fortunate In this particular
than other cities. With the advancement
Of intelligences aud the union Of labor
the rats have been driven from
one point to another until about two
years ago we drove them TO an Or
ganization-the Protective Fraternity,
and in this guise they came here.
Under whose auspices they were brought
here 1t is hardly necessary to state;
everyone understands the situation. A
month or six weeks ago when tho pro-
prietors were notified Of the demand that
was 10 be made we have intelligence from
various sources that they then prepared
to secure these rats and thoy
we're here to take the place
Of the Wheeling printers within
a few hours after they had lett their cases.
There was hardly time for telegram to
reach any point before they were here.
1.-THE foregoing is entirely false, and Mr..
Meek had no reason to believe II to be
true.1 The printers, relying on their de.
mands, conceded by the papers TO be just,
went out and called on the Trades Assem-.
bly, for assistance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

The Mammoth Rink al Bridgeport will
open Friday night with MeiSer's full brass
band,
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MORE MlsREpREsRSrATloSs.

Developments fully show that q war on
organized labor was intended.
The proprietors say that they have made
pledges to these men that they cannot
violate; 10 men who are enemies OF organ.
lied labor; men who have had no interest
here until recently; men who have sworn
war on Typographical Unions; men who
leave places where they can make 81 and
s. per day 10 come here where Il is the
summit Of the printers ambition to make
s. q day. These men arc backed by the
proprletors who desire that T. U. No. 20
shall stultiiy itself by working with them;
who desire 10 reduce printers ability to
maintain his family.
Speaking Of the cry "Doom the Old
Town." Meek asked how men expected to
see II boom, who had obligated themselves
10 throw, men out Of Wheeling or reduce
lhOm TO scale whore they can scarcely
live. One man has left our union--a man
who could well have Afforded 10 stay out
OF work. need not namO him; outside
Of that single instance the union
10 unit. We feel our demand
iB juaI; We feel the propretnrs nre doing
W. an injustice; We feel that wo are doing
IlHul WuHu W. hhh puOplV " WNllulNW
their patronage from the paperg and their
and VIC call on the Trades
Assembly 10 assist US In this, Relying on
the Justice Of our claim, We are firm
there 10 no weaksningi we feel that we
will 10 paid our demand, and that we
have tho right 10 demand that we DO taken
back 10 a nan.
AN iMPioTs TltREAT
We believe that punishment should bs
the fate Of q deserter, and with Gods help
VIC shall punishi II 10 necessary for the
The printers are In for the fght |
These remarks were listened to In cold
sllBnCej Al the conclusion q Clnque Of
strikers In one corner started q faint ap.
plAuEO, but tho bAlunCs Of the audience
yas too tired 10 respond.
]. II, Burt was called forward next no
MAS also ready and waiting. lie said he
lad hoped that the meeting would have
;otLen through without hlmj hO thought
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The Writ oil Fold.

United States Senator Voorhees, was
cured Of rheumatism by 81. Jacobs oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

Instead OF going to the doctor, take Red
Star Cough Cure. II never fails.
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Z. 8. Good 4 Go. sell dry goods the
cheapest
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Eer Sale.
DOR SALE.

FNOR SALE
That desirable Residence, No. 50 Virginia u,O.,
Island, Sev0n rooms, Including bathroom in WA
order and ground well improved, WlI b. SoS IN
favorable terms. Also tile house No, ia VITihJ.
street. substantial twostOy frame. For ilftScf
particulars enquire Of 'N''D''
B.F. MoMEClRE, Wheeling.
EeS'AW4P or TllO5, Il. beans, hnVCcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v IN WELLsBURG, situate on corner UranA
aud Yankee streets, opposite p, W. " Ky. Depot.
Lot bNxl20 feet. Good buildings. House Of ElI
rooms and storeroom; also small tenant house Of
two rooms and Kitchen In rear. II sold lipIOre
October 1st will DO sold at bargain. Reasons iof
selling, want 10 20 west Call on or address I J,
ARMSTRONG, WellAburR, ". Va GulS
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Gte Q1stellioetteer;,
OHlce, Nos. 70 mud ~ FourieO nth Street.

New Advertisements.
Clolhing-D. Gundllng & Co.
For salG-ll0rSe, Buggy anu Harness,
Wanted HGip, Male.
For sA!e-JAulet A. Henry, 4th page,
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The Mammoth Rink at Bridgeport will
open Friday night with Meiaer'a fall brass
band.
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FoR SALE,

Valuable Real Estate on N K. corner Twenty.
fourth and Market streets in the city Of Wheeling,
". Va. Lot 122 feet BY 60 feet; now occupied BY
8. J. Elllirltz N IA wagon and blacksmith shop.
Wv. HOGE 4 BRO,
IyN 1900 MRfkCL Street.
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E0R SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

The following Lots on Wheeling Island belong
Ing 10 the estate Of the late Vim. Mccoy, VII:
Lots No. GO, 81 and ~ on Broadway.
Lots No. SO and 50 on York street
Lots No. %, 100 and lOl on Virginia street
Lots No. l0i, los, ITO and III on Huron street,
lots No. In, 100 and lS9 on Wabash street
Lot No. IA on Water street.
Ru20 W. v. HoGE & RRO. 1870 Market 81.
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GT0CKS FOR SALE.

SfOUhS FOR SALE.
25 Shares Standard Iron Works.
10 Shares Bellalre Nail Mil.
80 Shares Junction Nall Mill.
ID Shares Peabody Insurance Company.
6hhnres Franklin Insurance Company,
SShares Exchange Bank.
2shares Top Mill.
l. IRWIN, Stock Broker
sells No. "a Twelfth Street.
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MUST BIZ SOLD.

M UsT BE SOLD.
tho Court House, "
SATURDAY MORNING, oCTOBER9,
a. 10 o'clock M, that desirable residence No O.
Virginia street, Island. Seven rooms il Guiding
bath room. In good order, aud grounds well I'M.
proved.
Also the house No. 1856 Virginia street, Two.
story frame. Terms made known on DAY Of sale.
MWP W, II, UALLER AuctiOnppF
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-15
HARDWICK.

Wheeler & Shipman had to suspend
work on their dam on account of the rise
of the water.
Mr.. Judevine is on the sick list.
Hoyt and Benjamin are at Morrisville
cutting stone for Mr.. Foster.
There is some talk of S. P. Wheeler
and Lewis Herbert going to Ryegate.
Ira Batchelder proprietor of the Cen
tennial House, and family are expected
this week, TO take charge and run the
same. Mr.. Batchelder is full of business
and we hope he will make it success.
The rains of the past week have in
creased the depth OF mud, and the roads
are very bad,
Miss Helen Nevens started for her home
in Maine. by the way of Massachusetts,
with her brothers wife on Monday.
The sugar season has been quite good
for the past week, and the average
amount is being made. of good quality
Steven Johnson moved to the Hulburt
| farm in West Woodbury. recently.
George B. Wheeler has purchased Of
the Rev. Ii. Il. Jones estate the building
lot near Mr., Clements.
The NJ. E. conference meets at Chelsea
| the last of the month. We suppose Rev
Mr.. Brigham will be returned, as his pas
torate has been generally acceptable.
The dwelling house on the Woodman
see farm was burned early on Monday
morning of last week. Insured.
| Hoyt & Benjamin, or Benjamin & Hoy
| is the name of the new granite firm here
| They have bargained for 5. z. Wheeler
shop and tools, and already have some
weak engaged. There is no better place
in Vermont for the granite business thar
this. Plenty of granite within two mile
and easy to get at. 1t only wants capita
| to make it IA success,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-15
FLETCHER.

Addie Thomas went to Hyde Park tC
SET up LII business as a dress maker last
week. We hope she may be successful
She has rooms at E. III. Sherwin's.
Helen st. John, who has been in Essex
and WillistOn the past two years, has re-
turned to this place.
Elias Ellsworth has returned from his
visit to Kansas, having been absent six
weeks.
There has been great and continuous
flow of sap for the past three days, and
sugar makers have been busy day and
night.
Mary Scott had but brief sickness
with canker-rash. Her baby sister has
also had the same disease.
A little girl of Richard Twombly's has
been quite sick the past week, but is now
much better.
K. L. Bingham remains about the same.
His mind is released from quite Il care by
the sale of his saw mill. Elmer X. Lamb
being the purchaser. The papers were
made out last Tuesday and the work
stock of logs on hand. but owing to Mr..
Bfngham's illness, no work has been done
until the mill was sold. Mr.. Lamb has
engaged Henry Lord to help him in the
mill.
Our former townsman, B. K. Chase,
has returned to Niagara, n. Y, after a
few weeks vacation spent among friends
and relatives in this section. His niece,
Dell Chase, accompanied him, having OBJ
tanned employment in the silver-ware
mandatory of Myron Kinsley 6 Co.,
where her uncle has good position as
night Waterman. Mr.. Chase's health
has greatly improved during his absence
OF less than year. Mr.. Myron Kinsley
Is cousin OF Mr.. Chase, and a son of
Albert and Maria Ellsworth Kinsley,
once well known here, both being natives
and former residents of this town for
many years of their married life.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-15
STOWE.

The death of Mrs. French, mother OF
Martin E. French, occurred on Sunday.
Mr.. BiXbY, who has been employed as
teacher of our village school for the past
year, went to Hillsboro, n. H., on Satur.
day. prospecting for better pay than he
finds here.
Mr.. o. W. Butler was in town last
week. He now resides in Faribault
MINI.
Miss Bracket, of New York having
purchased the Ii. V. Butler property fol
summer residence, will soon erect a
barn on the premises, having already
made arrangements therefor.
The mud is drying up, the roads be.
coming settled and quite passable i'll
places.
The Mt. Mansfield hotel property has
been purchased by Mr.. George Doolittle,
of BaruardsUown, Mass, who will take
possession and commence repairs at once.
He is big man. and is said to be Ca
pable of doing big things. Let us not
expect coo much, lest we may be dIsap
pointed.
The examination of teachers will take
place on Saturday, the oath inst, at a
m. The usual invitation is extended.
Those desiring certificates for the sum-
mer and fall schools should be present.
Sugar weather is favorable and large
crop is being harvested.
Mr.. Foss and Mr.. Owen are each co
build new barns the present season.
The Isham Hotel at the Lower Village
will be formally opened by Mr.. George
N. Dixie, the new proprietor, on Friday
evening, April 30th, by promenade
dance. Mr.. Dixie and family come among
us highly spoken of. and we are assured
by those who ought to know, that under
his keeping the house will be place
where the weary wayfarer will fad both
pleasure and rest. clean lodgings and
inviting tables. Mr.. Dixie will keep, in
connection with the house. a livery suita-
BILE for the accommodation of the public.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-15
GAM 3 RIDGE.

Fred Daniels, who is in the employ OF
Mrs. HI. F. Cady, met with an accident
while at work recently. As he was cut
ting wood in the sugar place the axe
glanced, cutting his foot quite severely.
Miss Ina Keith is at work for S. W.
Royce this summer.
S. j. Miles, of Pleasant Valley, has
rented rooms in the Law House. oppO-
site the tailor shop, and is prepared to
make and repair boots, shoes and rub
bers.
On Wednesday evening, notwithstand-
ing the weather, quite party gathered
in the vestry of the NJ. f. church and
were served with new sugar, which was
prepared in various ways for small con-
sideratiOn.
1t is generally understood that ON
school committee. II. n. Gray, has sue
ceeded in securing the services of Miss
Verona Fitch. of johnson, and Miss
Genie Chase, of Cambridge, to teach the
grammar and primary departments, re,
spectively, for the ensuing term.
Union Fast-Day services were held il
the Congregational church.
Those who are skeptical in regard tc
the Woman's Suffrage question, will fine
plenty of arguments in favor at the post,
office. =
Mrs. Lizzie Harlan was taken to the
insane asylum ut Brattleboro, on Thurs
day, In care of one of the selectmen.
Rev. S. w. Royce conducted services
at the NJ. +. church Sunday, as the pas
tor was unable to be present on account
of Illness.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-15
Graves Watervile, H. L. Beard, S.
r. Manchester.

X. Manchester.
RHAPsoDIEs Union Sunday Schoo
is engaged in practicing music for its
Easter Concert. - Messrs. Carol
Lilly and lssie Andrews are carrying
on the Grout sugar place this year
and it is said the boys are making
some very nice sugar. Kate Miner
will move into apartments in the
Crane house on Prospect Avenue
The band goes down to Rob. Put
MANS tonight; sugar, of course
Charlie StOwel's wife has left him and
he posts her in this issue. April
showers.-It is asserted that on March
l3 the sun did not shine in any part
of the United States, something that
has not occurred before since the es-
adjustment of the weather bureau
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday.-An-
other wash-out; on the clothes line.
The young housewife who wants to
have home happy should always make
the best of everything; particularly
the best Of bread.--The parties having
in charge the arrangements for the
Centennial which occurs next year,
report the project as meeting with
general favor throughout the town.
Mrs. Enos Sherwin has a handsome
Snake Cactus on which are three
large pink blossoms.-The roads be-
tween this place and Eden are "awful."
Inspector Boynton comes
out with new plug hat, similar to
those worn by Tammany Hall on state
occasions.-The railway officials went
over the line on an inspecting tour