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TRAVELLING INDIANS.
Return of the Cody-salsbury Wild West Show
From Europe

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-The steamer
Belgenland, having on board Major Burke
and thirly-Dine Sioux Indians of the Ogal-
lallah tribe, who have been in Europe with
the Cody-Salsbury Wild West Show, arrived
this morning. General O'Birne, Assistant
Emigrant Commissioner at New York, and
Herbert Welch, Secretary of the Indian
Rights Association of Philadelphia. were
present for the purpose of taking statements
of the Indians regarding the alleged ilI-treat-
ment they had received in Europe. The
Indians looked well, and bore 10 exterior
evidence of ill-treatmcnt. At an Interview
between Major Burke and WEIGH the
former said he was going to take the Ind
ians to Washington, and was Willing for
Mel2h to make an Investigation there.
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Barns and Contents Eurned.

GRASS VALLEY, Nov. IA Last evening
the large barn filed with hay belonging TO
Frank Kearny OF Forest Springs was
burned. Loss, $1,000; light insurance The
fire is supposed to have been set by hunters
who were shooting near there,
NAPA, Nov. IA barn situated on the
Starkweather ranch was burned this morn
ing with all its contents, consisting of
wagon. tools, feed and two horses. The
loss is $1,000
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Restored 70 Du,y.

WASHINGTON, Nov 14.-Poslmaster-G Gen.
eral Wanamaker has sent a letter to City
Postmaster Sherwood directing the reinstate-
ment of Mrs. Margaret S. Watkins, delivery
clerk at the Postoffice, who. last Thursday,
was temporarily suspended for telling Sena-
to the Dead-letter Ofiee row." she having
explained that no disrespect was meant
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Hcme for thu Feeble. Minded.

Ell VERANo, Nov. 1.-THE corner stone
of the permanent building of the CT lifornia
Home for the Care and Training of Feeble
minded Children near here Will be laid
Wednesday next at u o'clock. A special
train will be run from san Francisco to the
institution.
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UTAH DELEGATES.

Result of an Official Canvass of the Election
Returns.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 14.-An official can
vass for Delegates at the election in Utah
shows that Game Mormom has GAL major
ity over Goodwin (LiberaD. This result
shows a gain of 1862 in the Mormon vote
and Liberal gain Of 3422 in two years.
Gaines majority then was G6i3. The vote
OF 1888 was light, especially on the Mormon
side
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A Pullman palace car recently passed
from St. Louis to New York, which WAS
chartered especially for the transportation
of two Yelnabe dogs.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
qHOS. ]NACEB,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

~ - -
VALENCIA ST.. BET. 10TH AND 10Th: p
story building; stores and fats above; lot 10
x100; rents Sle0; $4,000.
MARKET ST. y. SIDE, Mr.. LAGUNA; H.
WI blocks above junction of Market and Valencia;
26:9xl0S Sl2,5O0.
y new building: just finished and renting for
1901 so, S-Story building and basement: brick anu
concrete store ana flats: lot 5ox75; $4,000
MISSION ST; LARGE CORNER; BELOW
vi Beale, bet. Market and Mission.
MARKET. Mr.. LARKiN AND POLK; % :sxloo.
NJ and 3ox25 out to other street; one OF the best
investments on Market ST.; $4,000.
DoLK ST., COR. CLAY AND 81. eco BUILDING:
built by days work; rents now $3.50; Will ad-
vance; s25,oO0.
C,LAY ST, CLOSE TO POLK; 49x127: IS. WITH
" houses; rooms, bathroom ana modern con-
veniences in each also rear house OF rooms rents
in all 500; $4,000.
TWENTIETH ST.. BET. HOWARD AND FOL
som: 35xs5; only $500
DINE ST. BET BUCHANAN AND WEBSTER:
houses; rooms and all modern conveniences ia
each; can be used as one house II desired sl0,5OU
DUsH ST. BET. POWELL AND MASON: ASK
d ls7 IS, and front and rear buildings: should he
put in rear and new building built in front; Will
then pay WELL only $4,000.
CAN JOSE AVE. NEAR e5rH; 30 :6xao TO
= alley; very fine neishborhood: half a block
from the Nalenca-st cable rars; $500
FINE INVESTMENTS.
$4,000 w' stores sE below sis sSS aas Gr6
panked. we-ighted cellars and floor of l6 very
hue above: Brannan ST., bet. LIST and I'd; 75x
160 to street: lot rear street, 80 feet. Still
vacant.
4 HowARD-ST. BUY: BET. pod AND 29D: COX
~ 1919 and fine 2-Story Eouses Of brooins each.
bathroom and all modern couveniences; rents
SIT so each; worth more: bri, foundations: stone
blocks and artificial stone sidewalks; only $4,000.
MISSION ST.. BET. 9Th AND 7TH 35Ss5 AND
Iu 2 good 2-story dwellings: can be raised and
stores put there; $4,000
CORNER ON SUFFER- ST. THIS SIDE OF LEAV-
y enworth; 45x1l5. and OF the finest resi-
dences IN the city: 20 rooms; house alone cost
nearly all OF the money; only s4o,Ooo; weary cheap
GOLDEN GATE AVE. FINE 2-SToRY BOW
yeuiences and lot s0:6xl3 81 IS; bet. Webster and
Fillmore; street accepted; $1,000.
DENTS $500 ssD 1925 PER MONTH, UNDER
IL lease guaranteed: price $3S, 900; Taylor ST., W.
side. bet. Suffer aud Post; 37:6xl37:5, and fine
3-story and basement: new boarding house OF 10
rooms; rented to one tenant.
VERY DESIRABLE LOTS.
SoUTHEAST COR. GROVE AND STEINER, on
- rising ground fine view; the Steiner-st. front
faces Alamo square; 75xiS1 70; Sil,ooo.
CLAY ST, N. SIDE: FINE VIEW OF THE
" bay: bet. Central ave. and walnut ST.; street
graded: 8 lots; 3U:6x127 -; $3.50 each
CHEAP-PINE ST; Se:sxls7:s LEFT; BET
ups good lot for double house; s5675; make an
offer.
SOUTH PARK AND CENTER PLACE: 42xe7:6.
= to Park lane, In rear making corners ana d
fronts; $3.50.
CIV. COR. GROVE AND BAKER. WHICH is.
y loo feet wide; 62:bxl0o; $lO,5UO. II
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1ReS ACRES $35 PER ACRE; % MILES FROM
lOOC San Jose, 212 miles from =. o. depot; $50
acres good level farming land. balance pasture; best
bargain for farm stock ranch In Santa Clara County.
MCFARLAND u son, 81 w. First ST., San Jose. lin
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STORAGE.

DACIFIC STORAGE CO.. 3Oi STOCKTON ST.;
furniture ana merchandise: advances made 10 Il
EURNIrURE STORED = STERLING FURSt
ture Co, 1859, l04l Market, lsosenshA Bldg Z u
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lHANTED-S250 TO BORROW ON FURNITURE
w without removal: ample security. Address,
Security, Box l56, CALL Branch Ofice mold 2tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. c. II.
-Nu STREET a CO., 4l5 Montgomery 81. MOI II
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 53S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds watches: low interest oc4 u
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GARLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.

OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
DARE CHANCE-T0 LET. A MODERN 2-STORY
III house of 10 rooms, situated In Oakland, on
North Center ST.. bet. and b; ouy blocks from
Berkeley local. and from horse cars and from
cable: fine barn and chicSen-house; all will be
leased for $25 per month. Apply at once at 112
North Center st. no12 1t
AZ lCUEE-FINGER-NAILS BEAUTlFiED AT
WI 1856 Market ST.. Oakland by an artist. au3l Il
FOR SALE.
G0OO BLACKSMITH-ShoP IN OAKLAND;
1T DOU. fronting OF the principal ave
mes: within 3 blocks OF Postofhce; monthly re-
ce1pts $500. w. L. BARNARD & son, 4S3 Ninth
ST. Oakland no1S II
TONES BAZAAR COR. NINTH ST, KEEPS THE
81 largest stock o. dolls toys. wagons, tricycies,
fancy goods. and prices the lowest. oc2l 1m
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DINE ST.. Ret. BUCHANAN AND WEBSTER:
i 42:6xlST.6, and fine two-story and attic
houses; y rooms and all modern conveniences ia
each; can be used as house II DESIRED Sl0,50O.
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CLAY ST, CLOSE TO POLK; 42x127 IS. WITH
" houses; rooms, bathroom ana modern con
veniences in each; also rear house OF rooms rents
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G1EOD PARTNER WANTED-WOOD, COAL.
u lOOU. hay, grain, feed and bOarding-stable;
large trade; owns Solid substantial buildings;
ground rent cheap; good horses . wagons, buggy
and cart; large stock; best location: trade estab-
iiShed; paying largely; be increased: can &C
commodate lS bOarders; tremendous bargain; full
est investigation and trial before you buy GEO.
STEWART, ! 50 Kearny ST. 1t
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DUSH ST. BET POWELL AND MASON: Ask
ID 81 IS. and front and rear buildings: should he
put IN rear aud new building built in front; Will
then pay well; only $4,000
CAN JOSE AVE, NJ EAR 25TH; 30 :6xa0 TO
= rear alley; very fine neilhborhood: half block
from the Nalencia-St cable cars; $500.
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- 900 PARTNER WANTED TODAY: NICE.
II -uU. clean, legitimate Office commission bust
ness; owner good business man; controls fine trade,
worth SO $50 to each per month: wants reliable.
active man for the clerical and inside Ofice work:
can show actual business worth investigating, with
prospects of large increase with help of good man.
See GEO. STEWART. "a ErarnV $
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IUUV' OF MarAet 81. FLkICHEk, sso Market.*
G0S0 PAYING GROCERY AND BAR: 3
Gov. rooms; rent only S25; fine location on
small street: good place for man and wife: genu-
inc bargain. FLETCHER. 995 Market st. lt*
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.. OS BRANCH BAKERY AND CONFEC-
u ~. iouery; good stock; fine business: 3
rms; rent $40; sure buy. fLETCH ,955 Markets
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$500 AS SaoT sset stSek AS Of Ae
fixtures: daily receipts so to Sl2; large ROOM
chran rent. EMING. SELL Market LIS
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GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE, CON
- tanning directory of California hotels and re-
Sorts sent free to any address. Hotel Guide, $40
Post st., Union Club building. ie5 II
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GJ000 OLD ESTABLISHED SALOON; RARE
u IOOO. chance; big PROFIT; must be sold.
FLETCHER q CO., 995 Market st. nos St*
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DoLK ST.. COR. CLAY, AND s11 eco BUILDING;
i built by days work; rents now $3.50; Will ad-
COG. :
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500 RESTAURANT; GENUINE BARGAIN:
Sl25 month. FLETCHER, 995 Market mr. 9Th l.
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MARKET Mr.. LARKiN AND POLK; % :6xI00.
vi and 30x25 out to other street; one OF the best
investments on Market ST.; $4,000.
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e.f-S CORNER CIGAR STORE: A BIG BAR
4 ! 10. gain. FLETCHER 995 Market ST. Its
GOSO GREAT BARGAIN IN A SALOON; A
GN-UV. sacrifice. FLETCHER, 995 Market St
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GiNGO PARTNER WANTED ~ LkGlI
- 1ONO. mate wholesale manufacturing bust
ness ia large downtown house; occupies entire
floors; hTepreof brick; handling staple goods for
wholesale consumption throughout the city anu
Coast having frst-cass facilities machinery. etc.
for handling and manufacturing on large scale Spe-
cial lines Of staple merchandise in great demand
everywhere. with regular trade: clearing $500 to
$3.50 per month, and permanent solid, growing
business; employing from % TO % hands; viii bear
the closest investigations; reference, all leading
wholesale houses in the State. Particulars GEO.
SIEMAET 1I6 KeaTmY 1t
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pUsrNrss CHANGES.

sQCoFFEE SALOON AND RESTAURANTS;
j OU. everything new; business $3.50 and over
nth. LESS n CO., II Fourth st. It's
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CORNER FULTON AND OCTAVIA; ELEGANT
- new building: just finished and renting for
1901 so, S-Story building and basement; brick anu
concrete: store and 3 flats: lot 5Qx15: $4,000.
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TWENTIETH ST.. BET. HOWARD AND FOL
i som: 35x95; only $500.
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ALENCIA ST., BET. 10TH AND 10Th; p
story building; stores and fats above; lot 10
10. rents 81 20. $40 900.
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CHEAP-PINE ST; 36:6xl37:e LEFT; BEI
up: good lot for double house; $56f3; MAKE an
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9sHe. : s.re: lllge now el-saraea:
STORES 10 LET.
NEW STORE; FINE LOCATION FOR DRUG
~ store: living rooms, yard and large basement;
cement floor and sidewalk; size of store 29x4l.
TEVlS q FISHER. ii Post st. nol4 3t*
VERY NICE STORE, WITH ROOMS FOR ANY
kind business; $40. 205 Polkst. nol4 3tt
CToRE WITH LIVING ROOMS. Ne COR.
y Polk and Grove,1 block OF New CITY Hall. Is 3t%
C1f STORE, WITH FIXTULEs AND SHOW
spIO. cases and living rooms, at 1879 Union ST.,
near Laguna- X. BRoTHERToN. nol2 u
anu Harrison SITS inquire MADISON * BURKE,
40l MONTGOMERY st. no %
OFFICES TO LET.
RIO LET : FINE FRONT OFFICE; SECOND
l floor; on Market ST. bet. MONTGOMERY and keir-
ny. INQUIRE OF JACon HEYMAN $50 MARKET 9 u
STORE AND OFFICE FIxrUKEs.
CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS, SHELVES,
" showcases; oiices 81 stores fitted 334 Geary 30t
OAR, STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES. DESKS.
- doors, sash; goods taken on storage, money adj
vanced. Pioneer Store, II TO 20 Tenth ST. le2s u
OAR FIXTURES COUNTERS. SHELVING
- show-eases sash.loors etc. .t 22s Post St ley
MASSAGE.
HAZEL AND RUBY IDE WITH MRS. ROBERTS,
IL baths, massage; day and Sunday. $50 Mission
street. nol5 TT
MISS THoRToN, no EDDY ST., ROOM u.
Ni second floor. nol5 ~
MRS. THoMPSoN-SwEDIsH ENGLISH MAS
lh sage; baths. lO1 Grant ave-. Room IL. IA 4t~
y. new assistants Filth, pariors "a, 10 10 II 81
DOSE DE LAFoNT-BEsT MASSAGE GIT MAR
~ ket It farlors and 4. my2l q
WINTER RESORTS.
GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE CON
L faIn Al rtary of( af IN I'M
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ALMEDAA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY FRONT ROOM
~ on Encina ave-, Alameda: half block from
Versailles station: over bakery. noll st
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-03-07
GRANGE MEETINGS.

special meeting Of Protective grange
for the children was held last Saturday
evening, aud notwithstanding the bad con
dition of the roads goOdly number of Pa
irons and their families were present
Much credit is due the committee in charge
for their varied and interesting program,
also 70 those taking part in the exercises,
from the wee ones who sang so sweetly to
the older ones with their solos. even to the
elderly one who ended his song IN weeping
and wailing Not one had to be prompted,
from the youngest 10 grandpa, with his
his frock and gold-headed cane Oranges
apples, popcorn and cornballs were served
regular meeting of the grange was
held Tuesday evening, when thoughts of
town meeting were laid aside. or apparent
ly So and attention was given To instruct
ing a class IN the first and second degrees
and general grange business A short pc
tition was read in regard TO cold storage
transportation to foreign countries, that
the surplus Of hutter in this country might
be sent where needed, thus relieving our
over hurdened markets After that mat
ter was disposed of little time was given
10 less important questions The program
for the next meeting, as arranged, will
consist Of songs, music by the choir, decla
nations, essays, two law questions, and a
discussion Of the question, Resolved, That
a liberal use Of commercial fertilizers is
beneficial TO the farmer
A request is made by the lecturer that
all Patrons read carefully the article on
Flowing under, found on the fourth page
of The Phoenix of February %, as that
subject will he under discussion as soon as
possible. A.
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jacksonville.

DR.. j. W. Scuddor, who came here
some weeks ago 10 enjoy school privilege
for few weeks, hut did not bring his fam
ily. has been called 10 his home in New
Hampshire in consequence Of severe sick
ness in his family, and 1t is rumored that
circumstances may prevent his return; but
it is sincerely hoped that his absence may
be temporary. for during the few week.
he practised here he made many friend.
who would be greatly disappointed should
he not return aud become permanently e.,
tabished.
A few inches Of snow fell Tuesday night
and may make fine sleighing and good lum-
bering for a short time Mill yards are
fast being filled at every favorable opportu
nifty
Plumb * Barker fil the creamery ice
house which holds 100 tons Of ice.
Miss I.eola Dix was recently visited hy d
party Of young friends, who spent a yer,
enjoyable evening
Willie Hancock's business has required
an additional teamster
Miss Mary Harris Of Charlotte is visiting
her brother, Rev + B. Harris, and will
soon be ready TO attend 10 dressnaking
Rev. A. " Goodnnw Of Halifax will
preach at the Methodist church next sun
day on an exchange with Rev Mr. Harris
Mrs. Geo Roberts Of Bratteboro is stop
ping at Henry BIanchard's.
The grangers have rented " A Brown $
hall
The ladies aid society Of the Methodist
church will meet with W =. Marshal
next Wednesday, March -.
There will be Bible reading at the Meth
odist church next Sunday evening.
Mrs H. G. Porter has bought by bargain
the Deacon Warren place in this village
Mrs Geo Briggs ma, quite seriously in
jured her hand
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-03-07
MINOR NOTES.

The public debt was decreased So, 150, 1856
in February.
The Boston journal says that ex Gov.
Piugree Of Vermont is favorably mentioned
as a successor 10 the late Judge Chase as
treasurer of Dartmouth college Gov. Pin
gree is a native of Salisbury, n. H., and
graduated from Dartmouth in 1857.
Mr.. Gladstone made an eloquent speech
in the House Of Commons Monday night on
the report of the Parnel commission. lie
sharply criticised the report eulogized Mr.
Parnel for his unselfsh, effective work on
behalf of Ireland, aud called upon the House
In make reparation for the great wrong
done to him
Dom Pedro says he believes that the Bra
lillian republic will last
Elk Gov. Farnhsm has resigned as bank
examiner, on account Of his large business
interests in Alabama.
The St Johnsbury Republican contained
last week picture Of the new three story
building, which has been built for its own
occupation aud for rental for other bust
ness purposes. 1t is a handsome and com
modious looking structure and the paper is
To- he congratulated on its new quarters.
which must he among the best of their
kind in the state
It is singular fact that three men fell
dead in as many town meetings on Tues
day In The Berlin meeting John Lennox
fell 10 the floor unconscious just as he had
voted for second selectman, aud was dead
in five minutes. At Rchford c. D. Ewins
aud at Bristol Daniel Cove of Lincoln
dropped dead The deaths we're all caused
by heart disease, as is supposed
The Burlington Republicans reelected
Mayor Crombie ON Tuesday, aud also four
out Of five aldermen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-03-07

Rev. james Donovan, former pastor of
the Baptist church in this place, recently
died at his home in Worcester. Mass
DIR. Edwin StebbiDs of Shelburne Falls.
Mass, paid his mother short visit last
week. She still lies in a precarious condi-
ton, and small hopes are entertained Of
her recovery.
The school in district No. /. taught bv
Miss Belle Cook of Windham. closed last
Friday
A new voter has arrived at William
Hastingss. He did not vote at this town
meeting. hut at last reports was progress
ing finely.
Miss Hattie Merrifeld, who has been it'll
her brother, f o. Merrifeld for the past
year, has been stopping with Miss Martha
Wellman for "A few days, previous to her
departure on Tuesday for Boston. where
she will visit her sister, Miss Amy Merri
field. From Boston she will 20 u New
York, Brooklyn. Washington. d c.. Gin
cinnati, Ohio, to her home in Ottawa. III
Brookliue people will regret her leaving. As
there are few young people here and she
has been great help in society.
Frank Gleason has returned to Massa-
chusetts after four mouths stay in town
He expects 10 take the position Of boss
stock litter in "a shoe shop at Turner's Falls.
Fred o. Merrifeld has engaged Mr.. and
Mrs Aiken Of Grafton To- work for him IA
few months
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-03-07

During the recent cold spell In this month
Muen tue mercury dropped below zero Their. was
Tuup,s WIN The running water at thu. house of
Juiiu MlllrI. sometimes the water nearly sfo,,
l-u running al other times II was rolled. tht,,
again would run full stream Mr. Miller
tuuusht thr weather had strange effect an IN.
"ate' pllr' ana decided TO investigate the mar
lrI- IL was very cold and tn. wind was blnVrinf,
Ealt. nevertheless, he took "A shovel br,.sstsd
tny Storm and reached the spring which vas
Iulte distance from the house On r-movip1,
the covering from the spring. he was instrumental
W .hu lhe water alive with frogs The mystery
ul the troubled water was solved and bs mr.
s.iru immediately To remove the cause Roll
Us up us sleeve, and using his hand for "A srnon
e .,sSeu the frogs out on the snow-crlIst as fast
a. II" could grab them, but many got ava, into
e van OF lhr spring and thus rscau,i tn. chin
Jug o'aNI Those that were thrnwn out nm H.
Sl0W We're frozen solid in a few minutes III
hleF mana was so cold that scales nj IT,. III
siio'n "a MS attempt 10 pull down MS coat
rrdre ne was forced 10 hurry To the houst ir
~, ~ 20 ~ warm. on returning to the snrin,,
f,, uIIIuEtt basket, gathered up the frogs AMI
D. II n. "u'''"''' d. T.. N.
Rev Hollis Jordan will preach next SIM
Jay at p instead of l0:45 A. NJ. as an
nounced :" a. an
Inc article IN the town meeting Warrant
70 build bridge across the West river AZ
the Lyons quarries, was dismissed when Il
was reached at Tuesdays meeting
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-03-07

Mrs. Luke Landman was buried from
her late home in Jamaica last Tuesday at
ternoon. She was quite aged and leaves
a number Of children besides a great many
relatives and friends to mourn her loss
Since the death Of her husband a few years
ago, she has lived with her son, l. 7
Landman, who has done every thing he
could to make her home pleasant
J. b. Worthen. our new hotel keeper,
has got out some very neat cards, and a.
he proposes to keep tirstclass hotel We
wish him success in his new business His
prices are reasonable and the hotel has the
modern conveniences Of hot and cold wa
ter steam heat etc
Next Tuesday evening, March II, there
will he a masquerade party at Union hall
North Derry, for the purpose of raising
money to repair the hall A good time is
anticipated.
Rev. o. p Fullers Sunday school class
met with him last "Wednesday afternoon
and evening, and surprised him with a very
handsome oak study chair aud a book rest
for his table also several other presents.
very pleasant time was enjoyed by all