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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

.lNrtI- NNuN"nr ni llr lines
LEXINGTON. Va August Another
gain has stopped the fan blowing. Ma
turing crops will give good yield.
Dr. Rodgers. the efficient postmaster
nc Coilcrsl0wn. has been dcpOscd and
is succeeded by Mr.. j. W. Slough. a
Mahoreite
Ar. Bumgar.ner. OF the Buena Vista
.ifr0e1fc. is in town canyassing for bis
paper. s. hIch will De issued IN a few
weeks 40 furtherest.
Those here aud who have left town
worthy If personal notice are Prof
Harry Campbell and wife. back from
the Alum. !. 81 Green and wife. Marys-
vile. Ky. Mr.. Green being secretary
of the ScOtch-lrish Congress. held m
Tennessee last month.
General VI. G.. Lilley. kinsman of
che lamented General r.. ID. Lilley. of
The Washington and Lee University,
ei,h his wife, from Columbus. o., are
in town.
Nj. George Hall. prominent citizen
of Petersburg, is visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs Gadsden, Of Washing
ton. ID. C.. Captain Charles jordan aud
his brother john have gone to Cobb 5
Island.
The Lynchburg Glee Club will. 10 all
probability, give concert in Lexiug-
Ton soon % help swell the fund for
ofonewall Jlck.on's heroic size bronze
figure. now in the hands OF Edward
Valentine the sculptor.
The Republican "kickers in this sec
ZION are ioud-moulhed ia denouucing
Malone and his ways. aud not a few
make bold 10 say they Will not vote his
ticket.
\ we'll Informed Democrat said TO me
. few days ago that much depended on
the result in the county TO shape the
destiny OF the Senatorial ticket in this
district. Trouble Is brewing in BOte-
ioUrt. which forms a part OF the dis
trict. Here strong Democrat has
l1iued forces with Malone. aud will
stand for the Legislature. He will
have a strong following, and in all
probability Will defeat Preston. Demo
Graf. and unless strong vote comes
from the other counties 10 support
The Senatorial contestant MahOne's
candidate will get in. This is "A blue
prospect if RockDridge Is to carry the
election. Harrison carried X ckbridge
over Cleveland by "A votes. Yost at same
election by 50 votes over Tucker.
uosl Ell that same election gave a Re
pub can majority of 81. Goshen. will
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have at least a Republican majority OF
l5j AZ the next election. due TO the ioca-
ton of furnace employees thsre' which'
with other Republican majority IN the
county. will. in my opinion. swamp the
county and give Malone t~o members
~ the legislature from Rockbridge,
and one from B)tetourt if reports are
true and i'm that event the senatorial
district will be captured by Malone.
There is nothing sensational about this.
these statements are cold facts, and II
the Democrats hope To carry Rock
bridg and the senatorial district
a better fight must be- made.
Colonel II. c. Panon attempt 10
contradict psoss reports sent out from
here on the night of the lsih instant
lust after Mahore's county convention
adjourned. stating that be had gone
over 70 Malone and promised % sup
port the Norfolk ticket. Is ludicfous 10
saw the least. Parsons has aiwal pttn
looked upon in this section as naillLa i
Blaine Republican. antagonisilc 90 Ma
hone and all his methods. and as such has
certainly conducted himself On The i)ih
instant. az Natural Bridge. luslaiier the
district primary had elected delegates 20
the county convention. be made bo.d 10
saw that he. the anti-Mahone man. had
captured the delegation. lie suose-
queutly said in The convention that he
had come 10 Lexington hurriedly ana
specially tO attend the convention; in
other words. 90 Join Malone s forces.
Now if any man # the average inteli-
gence fails 90 see the ab.urdily az Par
sons denial that he has gone over TO
Nahone. to the sacrifice of his political
principle. then that man is not nap ON the
WAYS Of Mah0ne. Does Malone permit
his opponents Of the kicker ' kind to
preside over his county conventions.
Does be permit Republicans of the John
Wise stripe 20 bee elected delegates to
his State Convention, Parsons was
chairman of the R)ckbriise Rspubii-
can County Convention. controlled by
Malone. and was elected delegate %
the Norfolk Convention. Tlis is COM
elusive. aad will settle the point with
all intelligent men.
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tpoDdcnce ~ the llmcs.'
MONTEREY. Va. August 27.-Ihe
County Court convened to-day, but 1T
tie business was transacted. The COM
mg election seemed TO be the topic of
conversation by both parties. Demo
Gratis are highly pleased with the out
lo1ls and ticket. and with Malone as
he leader of the Republican party.
The Democracy Of Highland Is waking
up. and ere long Will be thoroughly
aroused. and Will poll a larger vote IN
N0y mbcr than ever before.
The Democrats held "A meeting to-day
nd appointed delegates TO the Sena-
r0rial Convention. which meets at Cliff
tom Forge September 9Th. Delegates
were instructed to vote for Hon. G.. z.
Jones. former S naior. and resident of
ni. place.
The Lexington Prosbytery conyeues
at this place tomorrow Wednesday.
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The TIMES tomorrow will contain q
number Of special attractions'-hrst
tie page Of religious opinions; num-
Der Of short sketches and stories; more
than twenty illustrations Of the men
aud events Of the day; a letter from our
European correspondent. Thomas Mel.
son Page: a very interesting sketch OF
"Rumsey. the Inventor Of the Steam
loat:~ the sporting news, and the fash
ions.
Our readers have so thoroughly ap-
p1cciated the Sunday TINES that we
have eudeavorcd to elaborate and i'm
prove it in all the features of that pecu-
liar branch Of journalism.
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eIEDM0Nr AIRLINE.


Train no. so connects daily ot ho1ivi.t
rnf Chase ily. CIarNsyiNe, and oxford
Durhlm. Henderson and Raleigh c0r.
meets 10 Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. SALON. and Winston. ans MT points er
North Carolina ID. vision. 40 salisbury t.r ASH
vile. Hot Springs nnf an points in M.sI..i,
North Carolina. and at Charlotte Tor C.. D
A. q. r..
Train NO. 81 connects daily 90 o-ocns
bar0' for Salem. winston, Raleigh, GODS
Acncvilo Hot Springs. and al pN'nt4 I'M
Western North Carolina. no Charlotte WIN
Charlotte. Columbia and Algls'a railroad SOP
Columbia. Aurus.f. AIkCn, Charleston swan
rah. Thomagyille. Ca, luck sonVille and otnei
0r.da points. also with Carolina Contra
r. road for Wilmington.
Tfsls from the south arrive 80 Richnonc
g.trl.rf. and s. ID pm.
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IT is reported by society and millinery
reporters from Paris that Buffalo Bill
gave breakfast party on "Wednesday
10 a number of distinguished Amer.
cans. including Mr.. Edison aud party
Mr.. John Hoey Mr.. Cbauncey n. De
pew, Mr.. Michael 0 'Bren, Mr.. AugUg-
tine DAILY. Miss Ada Rehan aud party,
Colonel Moore. and Mr. T. p. Brancn, OF
Georgia. lie appeared on horseback.
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Clippcd. culicd md coudcu-cd.

4 LARGE and enthusiastic meeting II
the citizens of Petersburg. representing
an branches of trade and proiess ION.
was held Thursday night t0 consider
the possibility Of holding "a tobacco fair
here the ensuing fall. il was decided
% hold the fair some time in November,
the date 90 De fixed hereafter. 10 is TO
be called "pelersburg Premium Too
blccO Fair The OBJ jet of tine fair is
tO advance the commercial Interests OF
Petersburg. and especially ihAt Cl the
tobacco trade. Premiums are to bee
awarded for the numerous grades of to-
bacco ,hat are wanted DOB this market.
TIE Middletown immigration and
Industrial Association had its second
annual Jubilee celebration at Middle
town. in Frederick county. Thursday.
n was held in large grove oi majestic
oak trees ON the farm Of Colonel john
VI. Miller. ltis @ portion OF tine famous
stony creek baitlc ground. the scene Of
many sanguinary c9nilicfsduling Nleii-
dams occupancy of che Valley during
the late uup'ea-aniness. A place less
waflko looking than this glove as DC
appeared 90 dag. could hardly be- im-
agincd. ll was entered through band
some arch formed az brighl-co.ored
bunting and bearing thr words w re
come 90 Virginia. Ine formal eNnr-
cises consisted GO ad dresses tr Major
Holmes Conrad. Assistant s. creta,y OF
Agriculture hin DID "l.'eI. eA 'oF-
ernor l.)ilday- Robert .. Barton oI
Winchester aui lnai les 'falitn' CONE
''''
THE little 'Naller DOG BIAS been -can-
dal'zed -o mucn mat one barely LOOKS
ioi good tIui in hi7 character eNl
MIS-. Matte 'lAh'he' OBJ i"t '.h' ',
owns one whose A'Dl Nirl '-ili.H "h"
Intelligent action entities Dunn I'D pro-
mltou- ie WAS 100 Mount 'ia"iofa.
DID ErcA.enam clun'f.i Us. wees VISIT
WT Vsbore's father uor.i-tcr. B.t-
fia wanted to send PA note to DAYTON.
and not carin. to wal. lor the re.uIlr
mail. fastened Che u.le around tht neck
of t4e little Dan. leI him up the road
aud t0h him to take d. home Dan
started oI ou schedule time ana dciiv-
cred The n"'r "l ,'e ''n'e' A''. .ii'
none !. pii..n' ana 'h' '"ii'eI OBJ" 'he
ne" oi"t iou.e maze '0e r' u' % i'i,,
".Ii'li5 on ''"'-f '.',''i'"- ID.
e!gc"' l'', ''', i''' % '''..''.' 81, ''i'
also "a daughter AZ Capt. Piier. and as
100 one wa, ready CD take mm across
the river he -wam aclus- and reached
the point Of destination with his mail
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RAILROAD.
AND WESTERN RAID

ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NoktOL,ns,
Two DAILY TRAINS TO LlNChbO h"'
SCHEDULE ~ hffhCI Nm, MAf - 1880
o..0A NJ Daily. ga Richmond and fctefs.nft
railroad. Leaves Petersburg ~.
A. 81. daily; arrive norfolk -"
a..oAM paiiv. r.a Richmond and Petersburg
Wv 80 railroad Arrive az Petersburg W.
An Mo- leaves Petersburg llt
NJ for Farmyille. Lynchhurs
Roanoke. Bristol. knoxYlile, ana Hi.
points south and West. lHkOJ1h
COACH TO RADiOhD
mp Il Daily. ria Richmond an Pcterspuft
'''' railroad. Arrives 40 fctorshlE Al
7DP. n. leaves fetcrsOu-g s.lO =
N daily arriving Norfolk lN.y Z
NJ. THROUGH CAR 10 NOh
FOLK. ,o-..,....
200 P NJ. Daily. ga Richmond ap1 Pete,s99s ?,
7gp y. NJ. connecting with Train NO
l. leaving Petersburg no $50 4. u.
Tor FarmVilc. LynChuurg. Roanoke.
p0cqhOntas. Bristol. Knoxville, Ihat.
tanooga and all points south ano
PULLMAN STEPPING CAR ACCOaMODA
TIONs.
40. i-SiefTing-car Petersburg 20 hf.,t y.
without change. leaving Petersburg iAil tl
l.55 p. n. Pullman sleeper Ljncnpl's
Memphis without change. ~.
No. Pullman ecpcr LYncnnNff ' CIV
Orleans. and RoanoSeto Chattanooga "i''o-'
Tickets. baggage-chocks, and All Information
can Dee obtained at Richmond gul fN.Nir.ufs
Railroad depot. a. W. Carbers. lu' 1Nf
street. and 10 the COmpany's oniee, rl Hni D
''''" '''' ". b. BEyILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G.. EDDY. Vice President.
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TIE silly season clo,es on sunday,
and the autumn viii begin its task of
restoring the equilibrium.
Happy thought: To put the millinery
reporters on ice.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
Note. of Interest ~ Wire aud Mail From
beyond the sea.


woman.
The oldest public house in England is
.1ho seven stars. no Manchester. II dates
back 10 the time OF Edward IN.
Toe Price anG Princess Of Wales
viii go 10 Athens 10 attend the wedding Of
Princess sophie, of Prussia, 10 The crown
Prince Of Greece.
Prince Georgeof Leuchtenbarg was
maneI ri the peierhof lalacs Thursday io
Princess hnaras'a. third daughter OF the
Prince Of Montenegro.
Fencing is all the rlgein London nos
that the Duichess Of life has been an
nounceod an adept of The graceful art.
French fencing masters arr 100 premium.
Lord Charles Boreslofd is authority
for the statement that the inch rife gums
Of the new Transatlantic liner, the IeuioDl-.
would have sunk ali nelson's ships in half
an hour
Poor little King Alexandra. Of Ser
via. WIS merely Amounted. not Iowncd. bee
ciuse She Royal txchrlGcr could not stand
The expense Of procuring crown aud other
re-aiia.
I ia reported from Warsaw ,ha.. fol
Owing instructions received l0m 80. Peters
burg, the Russian authorities last week ex-
PEELED 800 foreigners ifom the cl'y. many 81
them Austsians.
The 3lussu'men in Crete are threaten
Ing toaitack tho consuiltcs and cathedral,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

WE perceiv from the remarks Of the
new chief Of the G.. A. X. that that
order will move On Congress for pen.
Sion to every soldier honoraby DIS
charged from the Union Army.
Startling. but true.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

LAST night was peculiarly agonizing
to the citizen who expects car travel
and gas light according to the proper
obligations Of corporations that get
charters under a contract TO do certain
things for the public.
When you wait half hour for a car
and then have TO walk TO your Office
where the gas sQuiuis then more
patience ceases to be virtue.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

Suggestions are already rife that the
wool-growers, th ough their attorneys
aud lobby lists, should step in and run
toe forthcoming wooden manufacturers
conference at Boston next month. No.
10, not TINS time. That tail isn't going
TO wag this particular dog any more
Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

THE Herald reviews at length the
immense resources of Africa, and the
ways in which it will be opened to
commerce and settlement, all of which
agrees exactly with what we sail when
Stanley started out, that the greatness
of the enterprise had more business
than humanity in il.
The first dispatch about his returning
with Emin Bey contained figures and
estimates Of the amount Of elephant
tusks he had.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

THERE is an official designation in
Mexico for a certain officer Of high
position and great responsibility, anu
we think the term suits one Of Presi-
dent Harrison's big deputies. What is
the matter with Corporal Tanner. Pen
sion Commissioner and "Buslamente.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

THE Bllumcre Sun says of the trusts
that THE series of-cause and effect Is
this. Fret. excessive stimulation los
means of duties levied on foreign pro
ducts: second. excessive production.
leading TO fall in prices distas,eful to
manufacturers; third. combinations Of
the latter To raise prices as against the
consumer. When capitals s. who have
rushed into protected industries Ia the
hope of extraordinary profits, fad
that BY competition with each other
they are defeating their large expecta-
lions. they unite TO limit the supply OF
their products and raise prices. They
could not raise prices. beyond certain
point out for the tariff. which shuts out
foreign competition. Under It's cover
they flourish; without 1t their trusts
and other ike schemes would collapse,
to the great advantage OF the people.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

THE WAY TO TREAT OFFICE SEEKERS.
Senator ingalls, is as sly as joey Bag
stock. lie has been in Washington for
quite a while. but has so far managed
10 keep out the clutch of boIes. Nes-
terday a reporter questioned Ingalls, as
To tine m0dus OpcfdHdl.
"Oh. SAID the Kansan. laughing.
'yoI don see that, don't YOU: Well.
a Senator or Representative ia Washing
ton during the summer months stands
about as much chance as q goose iu
January. You see, they are very
scarce. and everybody who wants some
thing is bound TO bdttouhole them.
Bat " hat is The matter with having two
rooms.' he continued. III you have
headquarters al two places. and know
the ropes. the devil himself cOuldn't
catch you. 80 Exchange.
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RICHMOND And IIt.ia. NiIL.
ROAD lI". 4..La.
2oO am. TRAINS lr ta.s r.al fU. Iln a g..
IJNss
TRAM sDrrHttHo
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PAEYs
JAMES RIVER LitE FOR
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,.
NEW PORT NEWS. CLANEMDNI,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
lNas DIRECT.
AND OIL, DiHAgt e3cl ,s q, WITHOUT
any KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely wlthalI
lines Tor Baumore, Philadelphia and New
0rl same afternoon, also. at Norfolk fCr
Eastern Nouf Carolina AID tlt south.
ANEW PORT NEWS Tor hamI ton, and
SmrhneId. Fa.
ana at CLAREMONT with the Atlantic s
Dauv,le railroad for WAyerlF. HlckslCrc. &c.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER 1872 DAYLfGHr.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAhEolyW DUTCH GAP. AND W Al
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN AALf CHARGED Bi
RAIL LINES.
ilksI-JLASS hLALS.
I le elegant aud fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying Dulted states Maid,
CAPTAIN DEIO.
MONDAY. WlDNEsDAY. AND FRIDAY
AT A.M. lSIREkI-CAk5 CONNECT IN
FULL TIME Ter aOOFe-nAmod places. arry-
.ny az Norfolk about j.1 p. 20. Returning
the steamer leaves Norfolk. old Point anc
Newport News On alternate days. arriving ~
Richmond about lIN pm.
Through tickets 20 above named points on
g., e on steamer and 90 Garoer'l Agency. No
10 Nam street. Baggage checked tlrougo
sTAIE.kOOMS ENGAGED FOB DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Porte
mouth, smlthneld, Hampton. Old Point WAY.
cry, and Hicksford. Va; Washington. ID. e..
Newherlc, Washington. aud IaruOrO. n. c.:
all stations GA Atlantic \ DanYiile railroad,
seaOOard y Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south
err railroad, and Eastern North CaIOul6
generally also, for Eastern Shore of Virgins
and an regular landings on tue James liveI
40 LOW kSl RATES. and through bills 10
sued.
LUCIEN B. TATUA. Vie, President
no. lll7 Main street and Rockets,
lawn WrI5lGER, Freight 6ai Passenger II
&nly24tf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

The Grand Army declares is com
plcte confidence ina Commissioner Tan
npr. and then calls for "a full inyesli-
cation of his administrator OF The
Affairs of the Pension Bureau. Well
the World Is making one on its own ace
count Aud there is no whliewash DID
its bureau. What 90 honest veterans
think of the deyei0pm MS n the re-
rtne scandal thus iaGs-Ncr York.
World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

LONDON s TRADE When tue eco
nomicAl consequences Of tie SIez e.
nal were fully revealed. 10 wa- pan
that the tide Of commerce had turne,
against London the slow increase d.
the volume of goods handled was mucl
more than counterhal4nccd by th'
shrinking of values and of profits. The
ransshipment trade was revolution
ized by The opening of the direct route
ria Sucz To- the European Continent
goods formerly housed in London were
unloaded straight from the ocean res
sci To the continental boat.-Erch0nye
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

TIE FORGVING STATFsMAN.- There is
nothing commonplace IN the past ami
present relations between Benjamin
Harrison. of indianapolis and Washing.
ton. and William Malone OF Virginia.
as revealed through the Ner York.
Times The Harri-onian heart which
Malone s.abb d during the Pre- identiai
election IF lSsS, has recovered bat TO
lavish its affection ON It's former mutila-
tor. now The Republican candidate for
Governor of Virginia, with the undi-
,idel flood of Administration favor at
his back " y. Sun.
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asye Richmond 2.d ST. dop.p. 3e5Dam
rrlsu Richmond. % IN n
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-14
PANTON.

Mrs. Geo. Kellogg and son, Warren,
recently returned from a visit to relatives
in Rochester.
DR.. Barstow has purchased of Allen
Beach a fine half-blood Percheron horse
for use at Saints Rest this summer.
The wet weather has damaged grain
greatly hereabouts. Some say what the
wet has not spoiled the worms have eat
en- up. Considerable corn has had to be
planted oyer and now and then piece of
potatoes has rotted.
! The death of Henry Allen on Tuesday,
June 4, although not entirely uneXpect-
ed cast a shade of sadness over wide
circle of friends and relatives. Mr.. AL.
len was In his 18th year and in active life
was one of the best and most successful
farmers in this part of the county; but
for seven years he has been great suf-
ferer and most of the time confined to the
house. He leaves five children-tyt
sons and three daughters.
Geo. Young has just completed for d
c. BartO a cellar wall containing IL
perch of masonry which he laid in l!
days, and it is one of the best specimens
of mason work to be found under any
house. Mr.. Barto has the frame up fol
his new residence, which is 16X32. Dav,
is boss carpenter. with John Plankey a.
first assistant and handy man at any
thing. a house-warming dance is in con
temptation after it is completed this fall
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-14
CORNWALL.

E. d. Scarf is making repairs on his
house.
Mrs. A. NJ. Williams of Bristol is visit
ing friends here.
Potato-buyers are busy picking up
potatoes at 90 cents bushel.
Mrs. F. Bond is spending a short vaca-
ton with friends in Shoreham.
The 20-cent offer has pretty thorough
ly cleared the wool from this section.
District clerks will bear in mind that
school meeting warnings should appear
on Tuesday next.
Rev. Mr. Stebbins is about the same.
The desk was supplied last Sunday by
Rev. Mr.. lockwood.
Dairymen complain that notwithstand-
ing the abundance of feed their cows are
rapidly falling off in their milk.
The abundance of wet weather this sea-
son is causing great hindrance to farm
work. Many complain that their pota-
toes and corn have rotted in the ground.
The remains of Captain shortly, who
was well known among us, and who died
suddenly from fright on Sunday night,
were inferred at Pleasant Hill cemetery
on Tuesday last.
The dark threatening. appearance of the
sky on Sunday night caused much alarm
By many a tornado was expected, but tC
the qualification of all the cloud passed by
with slight shower and very little wind
The lightning, however, must have made
its mark i'm other places, as heavy fires
were seen in all directions.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-14
WHITING.

Howard Cook left on Monday for West
ern New York, where he intends to re-
main for several weeks.
A. X. Carr of Middlebury has been
loading at this station potatoes for which
he paid 30 cents a bushel.
Those who attended the recent meeting
of the Preston association at Lake Bonn
oseen had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Julius Stckney and son returned
on Monday to their home at Wheeler, y.
Y, well pleased with their visit among
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Emeline White of Starksboro, a
former resident here, was lately in town
with her sister Clara. She found that
many changes had occurred during the
Il years since she was last here.
Children's day was very handsomely
observed at the Congregational church
on Sunday. There were fine floral deco
rations. the best of singing by the choir
and children and an eloquent address by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mayhem. Dea. L.
c. Needham had charge of the exercises
and A. III. Hubbard of the singing.