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THE HOYLE CASE.

Some Witnesses Against the Accused Men
are Missing.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 16.-There are
causes at work to break down the govern
ment's case in the Lilly Hoyle mystery. Mrs
Roche has disappeared, with her husband,
and it is said that another government wit
ness cannot be found. The friends and rela-
tives of the accused parties are figuratively
moving heaven and earth to clear the two
men, and it is thought possible that greater
inducement has been offered Alice Hoyle to
keep her mouth closed than there was to
open it.
District Attorney Gaskill, who is conduct
ing the case, says that, if he was not pretty
well satisfied of the guilt of the parties under
arrest, he would no longer hold them in con-
f1ne1nent
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A Policeman shoots a Rough.

Boston, Oct 17.-Patrolman N. E. Brace
tried to dispense fighting crowd on K street,
South Boston, late night They resisted and
a scene of violence ensued Several blows
were exchanged The crowd closed on the
officer and forced him to the ground, where
the struggle continued. All this time, it is
claimed by the officer, he did not attempt to
use his revolver, but while PROSTATE, Officer
Brace claims, he saw Michael keenan, coming
for him with a large stone, and then drew
the weapon and fired. The ball lodged in the
leg of Patrick Murphy. This created di-
version, by virtue Of which the officer gained
his feet. He marched in both men. Keenan,
was locked up and Murphy was sent to the
city hospital
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BOSTON MARKET

n tss,sqx,s 1z,I "a
Flour and Grain.
FLOUR-Winter wheat, straight and rollerR
S6l6 rs; spring patents 81 50QS 49, Corn meal
81 080l1 10 o bag.
CORN-SIeamer yellow 59060c.
OATS-Choice 37G140c.
The above prices are for car lots.
Meat.
PORK--Prime mess $19@19 so. Hams 12c
FRESH BEEF Choice steers 91aD10c u b.
MUTTON-Spring lambs 10Q110Lac: Brigham
mutton S0S1ac
Farm Produce.
BUTTER-Western extra creamery 25@26c.
extra imitation creamery 18@19c; choce Yer,
mont dairy 2lGp24c
CHEESE-Northern choice 11@111bc
EGGS Eastern fresh 23c.
POULTRY--Northern fresh fowls 12Mf5c
POTATOES-New Hampshire early rose and
Hebrons 50@55c 4e bu
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.


brighton Oct. 16.
Prices Of beef cattle q 100 lbs live weight-Extra.
quality So 25Q16 50 first quality SIS T5016 l2l5 Sec
ond quality 81 75GD5 62l6: third quality S3 75n
62: poorest grades Of coarse oxen, bulls etc.
$S0362.
Swine-Western fat hogs are costing landed at
the slaughter houses, 6,a@7c U ID live weight
Watertown, Oct. 1G.
Prices of market beef-Extra S10T rs; first
quality $606 IS; second quality S5@5 so; third
quality $40l4.5O.
Prices of sheep and lambs-In lots $2 $50
g.. each; extra 81 5G1$4..0 or from "a NC =
b; spring lambs 4051fc y N.
Veal calves 2l60l5a4c o h.
Swue-Western fat, live 6lb0l63lc; northern
dressed hogs &c ae b wholesale
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CUT BY A WORKMAN.

A Foreman Badly Wounded at the Mill
ford Quarries.
MILFORD, Mass, Oct. 16.-James Thorne,
foreman of the Milford pink granite quarries,
was murderously assaulted with knife by
one of his Italian workmen, John Scampin,
while drunk The trouble grew out of diff
ference about Scampin's work, and the latter
sprang at Thorne, cutting several deep gashes
in his face. Thorne with piece Of granite,
felled Scampin to the ground, badly injuring
his skull The latter was arrested and his
wounds were dressed at the lookup. Thorne's
injuries are very serious.
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MISSING SHOE MERCHANT.
BOSTON CREDITORS AclTATED OVER
GEORGE A. DENHAM. =
The Absent Shoe Dealer Owes Over
100000. and Criminal transactions
Arc Feared by His M0urners.

BosToN, Oct.17.-There are number of
business men Of Boston who would like to see
George A. Denham, who was, up to Friday
last, wholesale boot and shoe dealer at l25
Federal street: but he cannot he found. A
creditor says that the examination now being
held by an expert accountant will show that
Mr.. Denham's liabilities were largely in ex-
cess of 100000.
There are those who fear that the account
ants examination may show that he has
been guilty of criminal transactions. There
is no evidence thus far, however, which
would authorize the issuing of warrant
charging him with embezzlement. Mr..
Denham is believed to have plenty of money
with him, as he drew about 5000 before his
departure, and left one or two bank accounts
considerably overdrawn.
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BosToN, Oct 15.-The amount paid for the
reservoir lot by the state to the city is $780,
600, or about a per square foot. Add to
this the approximate value of the estates en-
Mt Vernon, Derne and Temple streets,
which are to be taken in conjunction with the
reservoir lot, and which show a valuation of
s16l, 200 on the assessors books, and it will be
seen that the total cost to the state will be
about $3.50 600
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"We Point With Pride"

To the ''Good name at home,' won by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell. Mass.
where it is prepared, there is more of
Hoods Sarsaparilla sold than of all other
medicines, and it has given the best of sat
isfacti0n since its introduction ten vears
ago. This could not be if the medicine did
not possess merit. If you suffer from inn
pure blood, try Hoods Sarsaparilla and
realize its peculiar curative power.
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derer, was shot dead In jail at Jessup ua., BY

derer, was shot dead IN jail at Jessup, La., BY
masked men.
There was collision in the Fitchburg rail-
road yard at Williamstown, Mass, yesterday,
but no one was injured.
Alfred H. Gillian, IN artist, despondent %
account Of ill-health, cut his throat in Br0olD,
lyn yesterday and will die
1t is understood that there Is a movement
on the part of Republicans to take the initiAp
tive in regard to adjournment of congress.
Mrs. Secretary Whitney will return to
Washington this week from Lenox, when IL
Is expected that the social season will begin.
The New York court Of appeals decides
that passengers are equally responsible with
drivers for avoiding railroad crossing acci.
dent.
At the convention Of the Protestant Epis,
copal church, southern diocese of Ohio, last
night Rev. DR.. Vincent Of Pittsburg was
elected bishop of the diocese.
Mr.. Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, in
speech at Haddington yesterday said he did
not agree with the view that closer and
more intimate union with the Unionists was
desirable.
The Italian press dwells at length and very
forcibly on the strength of the alliance be.
tween their country and Germany, as indi-
Gated in Kaiser Wilhelm's speech in Rome at
the banquet.
Reliable news from Herat is to the effect
that the rebellion is ended. Ishak Pasha has
fed to Bokhara and the remnant of his forces
has submitted to Mazare. The ameer's
authority is now supreme in the whole of
Afghan, Turkestan
7. B. Barry, late lecturer of the Knights
of Labor, has sent a circular to Toronto
Knights stating that he and several others
are to organize aew society, and that he
will visit Toronto and endeavor to start
new Knights of Labor organization there
A courier from the Congo Free State
brings details of the death OF Maj. Barttelot,
who was shot and killed with revolver by
porter in the Stanley relief expedition in re-
venge for the i'll treatment he was subjected
to by Maj. Barttelot. The murderer has been
hanged
w. E. Collier Of St John, manager of the
Bank of British North America has been
arrested at the instance of w. H. Harrison,
formerly OF Baltimore, who alleges that Col
lier, after selling in London, nearly 81 800, 600
worth OF Northern & Western r. r. bonds,
failed to account to Harrison for his share
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Acquitted.

BARNSTABLE, Mass, UcU. 12.-In the case
of Noah Holbrook OF Welfleet, indicted by
the grand jury for forging the name Of Mrs.
E. E. Knowles of Eastman to promissory
note for $3.50, the jury brought a verdict Of
not guilty.
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Druggists Nav Have License..

BosToN, Oct. 12.-In the supreme court
yesterday Judge Field gave the opinion that
the liquor law requires that at least one
druggist in each town or city shall be granted
a sixth-class license, If properly qualified,
whether the town votes mo license" or not.
The decision was made on application of
Brockton druggists,
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FIRED BUcksHoT At BOYS.

Chestnut Foragers Shot at by q South
80 Weymouth Person.
SourH WEYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. 17.-How-
ard Baker, living on Union street, fired gun
loaded with buckshot at a crowd of boys
stealing nuts in his field yesterday, shooting
the II year-old son of Frederick Churchill in
the leg. The boy was cared for by DR.. Tower,
but the wound is not serious, The feeling is
strong in some quarters, but as yet no arrest
has been made
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Tuesday Oct. 10.

IueSuay OCts I0s
Lafayette Marble, a New York journalist,
| is dead
Counterfeit 81 and IS American bills are in
circulation in Montreal.
Leipsic police seized 10000 copies of DR..
Mackenzie's book yesterday.
Minister Child says that Siam offers a
great field Tor American trade
Germany will recommend France to settle
the Tunisian school question amicably.
One thousand cars filed with rejected
whent stand on the trsnk Mt Minneapolis
The Canadian Pacific railway secures q
contract for carrying British mails to Japan
and China
Mary Schhonberg, 9years of age, was ac-
cidentally shot by two boys in Bridgeport,
Conn, yesterday.
Emperor Williams visit to the pope is to
be made the subject of an allocution at
coming consistory.
DR.. Bergman pronounces Dr. Mackenzies
story Of ex-Emperor Frederick's sickness to
be ''arrant nonsense"
The New York silk manufacturers will ask
congress for relief from a recent court de-
cision disastrously affecting their industry.
Warren o. Arnold of Foster, R. l., has
pocH ieHoiiilndueu Aof CONGRESS Dy Une RepuD-
icans Of the western district of that state
Miss Mamie Carroll of Green street, Troy,
N. Y, was brutally assaulted by Dan Shee-
han Sunday night, receiving injuries which
will result fatally.
The corporation counsel of New York city
has decided that allowances to contractors,
aggregating over half million dollars, have
been unlawfully made.
The government has issued an order fer.
bidding the reception of foreign officers in
the military colleges of France, and also for.
bidding their services in the army.
F. B. Sanborn has renewed his petition to
Governor Ames for a hearing in his own case
and on charges preferred by him against ii q
Massachusetts board of charities and lunacy.
A contract has been entered into by the
British and Canadian governments with the
Canadian Pacific Railway company to sub
sidize three steamers for carrying the mails
between England and China and Japan.
Advices from Java state that conspiracy |
against the Dutch residents has been discov-
cred at Madion. Forty-two of the ringleaders
in the movement were arrested and eleven |
others, who refused to surrender, were shot |
The Twenty sixth Massachusetts, volunteers
will hold its reunion in Lawrence Oct. 49, |
The Twenty sixth left the state Thanksgiving
Day, 1860, and after serving in Louisiana,
Texas, Virginia and Georgia, was mustered
out in August, 1855. Gen. N. p Banks, who
commanded the department of the Gulf in
1854, will be present and address the regi-
ment
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 13.-In the
Young Mems Christian association conven-
ton last night, calls for subscriptions were
made, and when the session closed pledges
had been made of $4SOO to carry on the asso-
citation work.
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stoned to Death.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct. 16-John
Waters, aged 81, was stoned to death in front
of his own home in Adams the south town
Sunday night.
For this crime, Martin and James s. Boyle,
Dwight M Sherman and Napoleon Reeves
were arraigned in the Adams police court
yesterday upon charge of murder. They
pleaded not guilty and all were held without
bail for a further hearing Wednesday
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steamers to Run to Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 13.-The agents of
the Allan and Dominion lines have received
information from England that the steamers
of both lines will run to Portland this winter
from Liverpool. The first steamer is ex-
pected to arrive about Nov. II.
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MIR. Blaine at Tippecanoe.

LAFAYETTE Ind, Oct. 17.-Mr. Blaine will
close his Indiana tour by speaking at Tippe-
canoe battlefield this afternoon. Gen Alger
and ex-Secretary of the Navy Richard
| Thomson will be there.
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WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 12.-An examine
tion of the books of Childs, Smith & Co.,
boot and shoe iobbers, shows that their miss
ing bookkeeper L. w. Smith, has been steal
ing from the firm in amounts of S25 to $50
for long time. The mouey has been used in
fast living. There is no trace of Smith.
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r%%1.%%| BRADFORD, VERMONT, OCTOBER 49, 1885,
chambers reassemble.

chambers reassemble.
George A. Durham, wholesale shoe dealer,
Boston, has been attached by George II.
Burt and disappeared
A Baltimore lineman was killed by the
back Of his hand coming In contact with an
electric light wire Friday night
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The Andover Case.

BCsTON, Oct, 15.-Chief Justice Morton of
the supreme court had q conference Saturday
with counsel in the case of the removal of
Professor Smyth from Andover Theological
seminary. The case win probably be argued
before the full court at the November term.
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saturday. Oct. Is.

The Bay State fair shows total deficit Of
about $4,000
The jury in the Dennisport shooting case
disagreed yesterday.
The rascaity of Bosworth of Fall River il
already known to be $45,0 900.
At meeting Of cracker bakers at Chicago
it was decided to advance prices
The burning of an ammunition store in
Fort Worth, Tex, caused a terrific explosion
yesterday.
Kelly, the ball player, and Kelly, the um-
pire. are to open hotel in New York.
The mails in the Houston, Texas, postofflce
were rified Thursday night by two robbers.
A colored preacher in Georgia was shot by
members of his congregation the other day.
In the Vermont legislature yesterday ten
woman's suffrage petitions were presented
The bond offerinps Yesterday aggregated
S4,4ls, 100; of which $4,000, 900, all 1-2s,
were accepted.
A decision for the defendants in the Knibbs
valve suits was given yesterday against New
Hampshire cities.
President Adams ascribes the Generalization
in railroad affairs to the workings Of the in
terstate commerce law.
Mrs. Cleveland last evening attended the
performance of the Coquelin- Hading COM
pany at Palmers theater.
Captain Roulet of the French schooner
Madeline, sunk by steamer Queen, has filed
libel against the steamer.
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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 1.-THE entries for the
fall meeting of the Yale Athletic association,
which will be held Saturday, number lS7.
OF these Yale has "A, Harvard II, New York
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The Dennisport shooting AFFAIR.

BARNsTABLE, Mass, Oct. 12.-The trial of
Philip Cotelle, charged with shooting Miss
Minnie L. Chapman of Dennisport last March,
with intent to kill, was closed yesterday, no
testimony being offered by the defense.
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M. Feyen-Perrin, the French painter, IL
dead.
Soldiers are still guarding the remains Of
Gen. Logan.
violintit Julius Bernstein is reported to be
violently insane again.
The kaiser has declined the pope's offered
mediation with France.
The president has approved the Rhode ISL
and-C Connecticut boundary act
Detective Huntington of Wilmington, N.
c., was shot by negro Saturday.
King Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands is
reported to be in very poor health.
'sI.ongn John Wentworth. cx-member of
congress and ex-mayor of Chicago is dying.
John L. Sullivan has taken position on
the staff of The New York Illustrated News.
The political parties in San Francisco have
decided to nominate six women ON the school
board ticket.
Boulanger's partisans are active in France,
and exciting times are expected when the
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Nine Conductor. Discharged.

RUTLAND, VT, Oct. 12.-The Central Ver-
mont railroad has this week made a summary
discharge of nine of its conductors, some of
them the Oldest on the road. No reason is
Civeu
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BOsToN, Oct 16.-Ashton and Lannon will
spar fifteen rounds in Boston about Nov. Is
A fifteen-round contest is arranged bs.
tween Murphy and Weir for next week for Q
$1,000 purse
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The 1O-Year-Old and the PISTOL.

NEW HAVEN, Oct 12.-While Elmer Ben
nell, l0-year-old boy of Guilford, was try
ing to cock a pistol yesterday, it was dis
charged, the ball entering his stomach. Re
coyery doubtful
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A Fool's Attempt At Poi.on,np.

HARTFORD, Oct 12.-Arthur Rich, half
witted boy at Rock Landing, attempted Tues
day to poison an old lady, Mrs. C. s. Rus
sell, for money to. buy gun. She had mar
row eScane
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White Mountain Division.

WINS WIOUUtdIU OIVI8TOUs
HAvERHILL STATION.
Trains North.
Montreal Night Express, 12.47 a. m.
White Mountain Express, 6.a4 p. m.
Mail, a55p, m
MontrealExpress, 2.I4p. m.
Paper Train, o.35 a. M
Mount Washington Express, asp. M
Trains South.
Montreal Night Express, a.44 a. m.
Accommodation, 6.46a. m.
Mail, 1914, a. M
Montreal Express. ,ss D. M
Steamboat Express, II.2o a. M
Accommodation. 4.o8 .. m
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Creole is corruption of the Spanish word
Criollo, signifying one born in the Wtst In
dies or America of European ancestors. 1t
is limited to persons born within or near the
tropics, and includes persons of all tolors
of African blood
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JOHN H. WATSON,
.dIt0awe1 amt C0ztnSeIIOru at ZN2D,
Master and Solicitor in Chance.y. Collections prompt
ly attended to.
Bradford, VT.
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MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 1.-THE north
eastern district Swedish Lutheran conference
opened at the Swedish church in this city
last night
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J. B. PICKETT, JR.,
.d/kO2wGy Nzsa CON2SeII0a' at Z1,p,
Notary Public, Collections promptly made. Union
Block. go
Bradford, Vt.
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BosToN, Oct. 12.-Oct. 81 is the day fixed
upon by the governor and council to hear
arguments in favor of Mrs. Robinson, the
sentenced prisoner.
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Friday. Oct. IL.

crAunys OCw 1Ss
There is a movement of striking cigar
makers to leave Cuba.
There is some trouble about price lists at
the Auburn. Mass, wooden mill.
Lord Roseberry urges that England allow
her colonies a larger share in foreign affairs.
Citizens of jackson, Miss, were arrested
and fined yesterday for returning to the city.
The old Cutter mill on Main street, Win.
chester, Mass, was burned Thursday morn
ing. Loss $4,000.
Coquelin has accepted an invitation to lee
ture at Harvard college during his coming
engagement in Boston.
TiIestotal loss by the Williamsburg, N. r,
MN sfktertAy was $3.50. 900, of which the
StahHlisi on Esaipany lost S1oU,uuv. - :
Five hundred people were more or less hurt
by the collapse Of a grand stand at pyro-
technic display in Quincy, Ills, yesterday.
Yesterday was the thirty-fourth anniver-
sary of Senator Morrill's election to the
United States senate by the Vermont legis-
lature.
The dean of Winchester and many other
members of the English clergy have contrib
uted to the fund for the relief Of evicted fam
flies in Ireland.
The supreme court at Buffalo yesterday re-
fused Rev Mr.. Balls request for the exami-
nation of President Cleveland in Balls Even
ing Post libel suit. 4
While workmen were excavating for a
sewer in Helena, Mont, they discovered
traces of gold. Several pans of dirt were
washed in water and yielded Is cents pan,
which will pay to work
The freshman class in Dartmouth college
only numbers fifty members, the smallest
class for years. This does not include the ag-
ricultural college and Chandler Scientific
school. which are fouriShing.
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# Business Cards y

ROSWELL FARNHAM,
.d<lo2wey ami COMnselloa Nt Lam.
Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Particular atten
ton to collections and practice in New Hampshire
Vermont
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r. NJ. HARVEY,

r. NJ. HARVEY,
.dtk021zey amt COzS2zSeII0T Mk Lam,
Master and Solicitor in Chancery,
West Topsham. VT.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK e TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
collections, and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
sTEARNs & JONES,
Insurance .4genks,
Bradford, VT
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J. H. JONES, M. b.,
Hours until a. M, to p. m. Saturdays until p.
m. Office at residence opposite hotel.
Bradford, VT.
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F. w. KENYON,
HNir DzeSSez.,
Specially made Of honing razors and sharpening
shears.
Bradford. VT
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H. L. BIxBY,
RhOt0grua,A Rooms,
Open Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
2o Chelsea, VT.
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7. BRoGGI,

J. BROGGI,
ctssk0W Boot and Shoe .;.suf.ey.
Repairing done promptly and in the lest mann r. at
reasonable prices. Shop in basement Of Do. s.
building.
80 Bradford. vt.
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z. c. GRAVES,
Sign and OSw0nsewk0I Painting,
Wells River. VT.
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Bradfoi d, VT,


JOHN HARTwELL's
Zipes.y Static,
Rear "Opinion" Office, Main Street. Single I'D
doublc teams to let at lowprices. az
Bradford, VT.
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Will attend to auctions on short notice and at
able rates. Auction bills got up IL desired. IS
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LIBBEY BROS.

LIBBEY BROS.
Zipez.y Static,
Rear Of Low Residence Stage to and from all passen
ger trains. Good teams single double always ready
reasonable prices.
Bradfoi d, VT,
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Rumors Of a Compromise.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 1O.-Just before
midnight President Yerkes entered
the Mayors Office, and few minutes
later committee of twenty-one rep
resenting all the strikers appeared
and were admitted. The committee
was armed with full power to settle
the strike. This authority had been
conferred upon them by the general
meeting of the strikers, which went
into session after the early conference
with the Mayor was ended. 1t was
thought at midnight in the best in
formed quarters that the strike
would be at an end before daylight,
the chief agent in bringing it about
being the threat of a general strike
on the syndicate's lines in the cities
of the East.