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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. May "a
FLoUR-ouict and unchanged spring Pat
enfs g. D0E5 80. bakers. q S1rt3 s.. Stralghts.
s. g5gl =. Winter Patents, 81 5)1,5 20, Clears.
G2)nAc0.
WEEAT-Active bui weaker No 2 cash. sG
97sc; July. - .gGA.c, No. {, o5o7Sc; No.
SO9s0c.
CoRN-Active. but weaker No. 2 SsN1Sshc; 4;
No 5. S2Sc; 10. 3YeIow. &c. May. So. ASA c /;
June 231s GIS5Zc. July, 5s3Aao. August 81
035c, September. 35>. 9a54c.
OATs-Activo. hut lower No cash and
May. ~. ese9+ic, June 2dssGs7Ac; July @o14I
&c. August y si,Gt24sc Samples lower No 3
eset2pc: no. 8 White. = f4So1Sc, No. 2, xs5
29kc: No 2Whitc, 80. GSlc.
BY1 Firm but cuict No cash AID Nay.
sc: juno. $40. Samples, 5sS55c Tor No. 2, and
<sa52c Tor no. g.
BAREY- steaSy and salable. Common. thin
Iowa No and 40. .. SCG35c. good 20 choice,
s0a3c Northweetcrn s. thin. 3sfS1c,
good 10 choice. 451ssc. fancy. 50H5sc
Mrss PORK Quiet, s. steady prices. ranging
Al az 75gsl2S7ls for cash az sSti305 for June
N3GaIsl5 for July, and H3-sS iS % FOR Sep
tcmber.
LARD-Quiet but prices ruled steady ranging
al s. lo1hl2i, for cash. N1- q % Tor june
SC 22itG6x5 for July and s. fo&s.f2t FOR Sep
tcmber.
BUrTEE-Creamcry. 49I5o: Dairy. tallc;
Packing stock 5d5c.
PourTRY-L.ve spring chickens ibaieo
per Z Turkeys, 11oc per p Ducks, s9sc per
p. Geese 8 o00s 81 per dozen.
LIoUoRs-Disfille 50 rits quiet OF TIE basis
Of sl.02 FOR finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25
Forty Years for wife Murderer.

CAIRO, H., May e4-In the circuit
court here Allen Thomas (colored) was
sentenced - forty years in the peniten-
tiary for killing his wife April Q last.
Tie shot himself, but recovered. He
made a statement in court. saying that
bis wife had aroused his jealousy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

-AND-
DRAPERIESl

We are now showing our
entire new line OF CAR
PETS, Floor Coverings OF
every description, and Dra-
peries.
Being the largest exclu-
sive dealers in these fabrics
in Western Michigan, de-
voting more space to their
sale than any other house,
and making II speciality of
fine workmanship, we feel
that we are prepared to
satisfy the most critical pur-
chaser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

WHEAT-N Moderately active. h9+c lower.
easy. May. g.s.4qsc. juno. 97A4s- hc, Julv,
e7i.0gSac, August q1sagAc septrubef,
97hGq7Ac. October. tfQcEc. Dccember, Qs :
Qgssc Mav. 1881. sf01h
CoBN- Dahl I'd ..c lower. easy. 10. sod
4Jasc. Steamer nixrG fr', ,Gso<c
OATS Western. ea1 iJr
Provisions Fe~f strong Plate o N
500. EEtra Mos g. l5aTa0 PORK STEADY aud
quiet. Ncss fle -.ttIs21. Extra Prime fil90
Lard quiet aad ffl- steam rendered - 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, o., September 27.-Miss
Emma Doughty entertained a number Of
her young friends on Wednesday evening
by giving dancing party. About ten
couples were present and an enjoyable
time was spent until about II o'clock,
when the merry crowd dispersed Music
was furnished by YOho's band.
The new feed mill owned by Smith, Hall
& Co is running steady and the firm claim
they are dong well with their new enter
prise.
James Sommers is lying dangerously i'll
with the fever at his home on Glenn's run
Mr. August Krieger of Wheeling, was
in town Friday.
Mrs T. J. Smith is quite sick with the
fever.
Elmer Rease has accepted a position on
the G.. & 0. railroad
We are informed that c. B. Gathers and
G.. =. Shornick will run a foot race at
Raineys on October 4. the winner to re-
ceive gold watch.
The Laughlin mill made large ship
ment of nails to the South on Wednesday
by river, and also another large shipment
TO the East on Friday by rail.
Mr. VIM. Hood is the next TO come to the
front, while all other smilers have to take
back seat, simply because it's boy. and
its politics is Democratic from the word go.
Miss Sophie Hahn IS down with the
fever
Geo. McElroy, Of East Liverpool, was in
| town yesterday.
Orien Delaney will leave for New Lex
| ingtOn next Tuesday TO pay visit 10 his
parents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND, September 21.-The
OF, development back in the country is
hourishing like a green bay tree. A num-
Der of teams are making daily trips, hauling
lumber. pipe and frequently an engine and
boiler
Capt Haigh has discovered the location
of his ferry boat that sunk and was carried
away by the current. She lies in deep
water opposite the Calumet landing, a half
mile below her landing
James Morrow, who has been troubled
with "a cancer for a number of years, died
last Wednesday, and was buried Thursday
afternoon at Three Springs cemetery. He
was about seventy years of age.
Farmers say the potatoes are rotting
badly They are selling at about 81 per
bushel
The Commissioners. it appears, failed to
comply with some recent law in selecting
Jurors. Whether such failure makes void
the list of jurymeu for the court year, is
question of some Importance.
The school rooms are greatly crowded.
The town hall is being used for one depart
ment Two additional buildings are need
ed, one at the Black Horse and one near
Etna.
The post office of this place is well
handled Postmaster Bradley and his
TWO daughters being courteous and oblig-
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
FAIRMONT.

FA1RMoyT. September 27.-Col. Clarence
L. Smith is reftting the rooms IN the LOU
building on Main street, and Will shorty
have his family snugly situated there lor
Eugene Comerford and S. S. Yeager de-
parted on Monday for Arkansas HOT
Springs in search of relief from rheuma-
tism.
The Town Council is cleaning up streets,
sidewalks and bitches. and will otherwise
improve our thoroughfares.
Miss Icie Rodabaugh is i'll with typholu
fever
James \. Upton, Esq, is also danger
ously i'll.
Gearge Morrow's new residence on the
avenue will, when completed, be the most
charming house in the county.
John Phillips has typhoid fever.
NC. FLEMING is selling lots off his farm
at Grafton Junction, and number OF new
buildings will 90 up there shortly.
I'D. Badger. the oil man, left for Butler,
Pa, on Tuesday.
Fred Meade. a popular young colored
man, was married this week in Weston.
Attorney Lee p. Matson was in Grafton
this week.
Our new electric lights are giving gen
eral satisfaction. and if the prices were
somewhat reduced for them, everybody
would be wiring in for them.
John Beebout is home from Wheeling ior
a few days
Morgan Billingsley was in Grafton TINS
week on business
James O. Watson, Esq, and daughter,
Miss Lucy, have returned from an extended
visit to the seaside.
There is but little hope of the rebuilding
of the Beeson Il Helmick foundry and ma
chine shops in Palatine, though the works
seem a sort of Indispensable necessity.
Everybody would like to see the plant IN
full blast again.
We will receive our annual boring by an
Uncle Toms Cabin" company Tuesday
night
The X. of p. Lodge here now numbers
more than fifty members and is still grow
ing rapidly.
James knight met with a painful acct
dent by the bursting of steam pipe at
Montana. Thursday. His face was cut,
his hip injured, and he sustained various
smaller injuries.
Mr.. Brscoe, the Wheeling insurance
man, was here yesterday on business.
The Lough property IS rapidly nearing
completion.
The way people gather at the postoflice
of evenings is something appalling, and is
getting to be a sort of nuisance. Some
people have not missed being there night
for six months and have not had letter
for year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
ELM GROVE.

ELM GROVE, September 27.-It was dem
oustrated at last Monday evenings meet
ing of Council that we have some good
Congressional timber in our midst. Coun-
ell had before it for passage the stock law,
and some of the members of Council who
are owners of stock, have been letting their
cattle get the benefit of free pasture along
the different roads, and the dilatory mo
lions and tactics they placed in the way o.
its passage would have done credit TO an
experienced member of Congress. But,
after being in session from 5 p. m. until >
a. m, the law was finally passed. At times
the discussion was hot and exciting.
A party of young folks gave select
picnic at Folmar's orchard on Friday.
The Natural Gas Company of West Vir-
ginia had force of men putting on num-
Der of meters at this place this week.
Mr.. Joseph Baird is confined to his home
with fever.
In Justice to Marshal Russell we would
state that the robbery committed on Wei
liugton Linsley did not take place at the
Grove. as stated in the Inteiigenccr Of
Thursday morning, but in the adjoining
town of Triadelphia.
Mr. Hannibal Forbes and family left for
Melrose, Mass, on Tuesday.
Mrs Billiard and family, of Mt. Lake
Park, will occupy Mr.. Forbes residence
during the familys absence
Mr. Frank Woods has moved his photo
graph gallery from Mou9dsville to this
place.
Mr. Sam Chambers, of West Alexander
was visiting friends at the Grove to-day
for the first time since he was beaten so
badly and robbed some time ago.
Mrs Jane Snyder, of Triadelphia was
removed to the Weston Asylum during the
past week.
Our neighbOring town of Triadelphia
was visited by thieves during the past
week. Among those visited were Mr.. Lins-
Tvs and Rev Mr.. Galloway's. At Lins-
ley's the thieves secured a watch and
sum OF money. They were frightened
away from Mr. Galloway's before they Sc
cured any booty
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
WELLSBURG.

WrlL~urEc. September 21.-Alrs. Craw-
ford nee Miss Brown, left yesterday Tor
her home in Chicago, after pleasant visit
iu This city and vicinity
JAY Radcliffe has returned from pro-
jrlctei business trip, and isQuartered tenn
uorarjlv at the Hudson House
Willard Wells. Secretary OF the Stand
ard. is home from satisfactory business
u-p for the Standard Glass Works.
John sandy and Philomena Cuccord
were married yesterday, by Rev. Father
Reynolds.
j. q. Gist. Esq, Wm Iuglebright, and
VIM. Gardner OF the Cove, are at the
Granite House.
Wa.te's Comedy Company Will begin
three nights engagement at Bdrth's Opera
House. ou Thursday
Mrs W. T. Campbell is visiting in Rich
mOud. Va.
George Givius is down from Toronto to-
day.
Sir Win Jacob came home yesterday
from "a Western trip, 100 part 20 look up
machinery for the new tile ami brick
works.
Darwin Hiudmau, Esq, is again on the
street after long siege of typhoid fever.
Rev Wright. of the NJ h. Church, is on
"a business trip through Kansas. His pulpit
VIII Doe supplied to-day ana TINS evening Dy
minister from PittsDurg
Miss A Blue, formerly OF Wheeling, is
attending high schOO. here.
All the factories are on full except the
Standard Glass Works
The Harvey paper mill made large
shipment of paper by river yesterday.
Rev O. " SHE Ids went 20 Pittsburg on
Friday 90 take In the Exposition and DR.
Furbairu's lectures
O.. W. McC.eary and lady returned yes
-,riav frOm the Swithhcld fair
Rev. Tribe. of Bethany College, Will
preach iu the Presbyterian Church this
evening at $50.
Nr john Lewis ana daughter Media re-
turned from a "Trip J0 the West ON FRIDAY.
Thcattendance 40 Bethany College is re-
ported worry satisfactory
ID rs. Baird. of the Riverside made
business trip % Wheeling yesterday.
Gas Consumers are already complaining
of 90 ,.crcity of fue. during the day
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
PROCTOR.

PEoCroH. September 21-The church
concert given In BUckhiil Bottom. Septem-
ber2o for the benefit of the NJ + church
was one of the moving social events. II
was given by tho young folks of the Bot
tom. assisted by Mr. and the Misses
Tritchies. oi Wheeling. Miss Emma
Tritchie showed extraordinary talent in
her solo, 20, Ne Tears Miss Cal Delrich
and others gave their selections 10 good ad-
vantage.
Some of our rising young farmers at
tended the lecture at Pioneer Wednesday
evening for the object of joining the Farm
ers' Alliance The lecturer touched upon
nearly all subjects interesting to the farm
We were treated TO pretty wedding not
far In the rural district last Thursday eve
ming. September - at seven p. m, in the
marriage of Mr. Walker YOhO, a rising
Young farmer. 20 Miss NOla Parsons, one
of the rural districts most popular young
ladies. 40 the residence of the brides moth
er The at endants were Mr.. Friend Par
sons and Miss Retta COffield. After the
ceremony the happy couple received a
shower of congratulations and good wishes
for the future from their many friends.
After partaking of a sumptuOus repast
the guests returned TO the parlOr and spent
the rest of the evening in some very enjoy
able games. Quite a number of handsome
and useful presents were received. The
following is a partial list of those present:
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob NOhO, Mr. aud Mrs
Michael Moore, MIR and Mrs. Israel Par
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion, Mr. and Mrs
janet Monroe. Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Dopier,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ YohO, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons,
Mrs. \ j. Moore, Messrs. Chas. Schwing,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
RAVENS WOOD.

RAvENswooD, W. VA, September 81
n. O. Rudman is in Cincinnati this week,
attending the Queen City Driving Park
races.
w. G. Watts and wife started to Denver,
Col. Monday, where they will remain over
winter for his health.
Grover Sonistine, of McConnellsville
Ohio, spent week in this city.
Mr. Geo. Crow is with his friend Harvey
Sayre this week.
Mr. VIII Smith is visiting his father-in-
law, Charles HarpOld.
Revs. McClung, Costing, Kendall and
Lambert are at Guyandotte this week, at
tending Conference.
j. w. DenOon returned home Wednes-
day, after a two weeks visit with his
parents at Woodsfeld, Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Arnold is visiting home
friends near Ozark, Ohio
QCol. Phillbrick returned home Friday
morning after his annual visit with his
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. September 27.-JOhn w. Dick;
Of Donohue, Richie county, is the guest OF
his family and attending court
Frank Bloch. Of FairmOnt, was in town
THURSDAY on his way home from Iennes-
see. .:-;.;,,.
Jas. L. Poe of Middlebourne, Is visiting
friends IN town.
Nathan Harrison, the popular clerk OF
the Rehler House. Wheeling. was shaking
hands with friends in town Thursday.
Rev. Hess. of the NJ T.. Church, will
hold services in his church Sunday morn
ING aud evening for the first time for sew
eral weeks. The church has been repalnt-
ed and undergone vast amount OF repairs
and is now one Of the handsomeSt churches
in the State
L. Kitzmiller and John Burns spent
Tuesday and Wednesday near the Valley
Falls squirrel hunting, but nary a SOUR
rel did they bring home.
William Watkins, Superintendent OF the
Pump factory. was in Philippi several days
looking after his oil interests IN that newly
developed field. He brings back very Hat
tering reports.
Reverend NJ. c.. c. Scherer, of the Luth-
eran church. has resigned the passionate OF
the church and will start with his family
next Tuesday for Stanton, Virginia KEY:
Scherer has been here for nuaOer OF
wears. and is universally loved by all, and
the departure of him and his excellent
family is deeply lameuted.
Hon. John BaSsell, of Ciarksburg was
In town Friday attending court.
Sheriff jenkins and Clerk sam. b.
Ayers started yesterday morning for Bev-
erly. 20 get one McNemar, who broke jail
al this place few months ago McNemar
was arrested for breaking into and roOOing
the iewelry store Of David Pickens al
Simpson last April.
TAYLOR r Cole, Sr, Of Elkins, was at
tending the funeral of his brother William
ON last Thursday.
The Grand Jury at this session found
forty indictments, most of which were Tor
the unlawful retailing Of liquor.
Captain James II. Henry, of Bridgeport,
was iu town Thursday
Quite a number Of our teachers went 10
Pennington TO attend The second and last
examination for certificates
Miss Anna HOKe, daughter OF Judge
Hokc. was the guest Of friends In town sew
eral days last week.
The Moss Family gave musical enter
aumcut az the Opera House last night.
The crowd was large and each performance
was loudly applauded
The telephone poles are al. up and wires
strung So that we Will have a telephone
service here In a few days
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE. o., September 81
Frank Reese, of Topeka, Kan, is spend
ing week with the town boys"
Mr.. and Mrs David Dinger. of Wheel
ing. were the guests Of Mrs. DIS parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ID. NJ Davis.
Thos. Emerson and wife return TO their
home in Colorado to-day.
The Board of Equalization will resume
work next week
General a. j. Warner is in town attend
ing Probate Court in the appropriation
case of the Ohio Valley II. X. VS.. VIM. and
John Ramsey.
John T. Troll, of c. T. Troll * Sons
dry goods store, went East to purchase
their fall and winter goods.
Miss Bessie Umstead, who has been Wis
iting the family of her uncle, Oliver
Umstead, returned TO her home at New
Martinsville on Monday.
Charlie the Clothier'' attended the Jew
ish Atonement at Wheeling on Wednes-
day.
Gorge Atchison while narrowing wheat
raked out complete set Of burglar TOOLS
The fellow can have them by calling at his
home.
w. J. Ferren. of Bellaire, is spending "A
few days with his mother, Mrs. H. Ferren.
Misses Allie Meade and Mary HOgue
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jos White.
Judge c. w Carol went TO Marion on
Monday TO attend the meeting of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons at that
place.
Newell Hogue little son of j. b. Hogue,
was bitten by John G. kinter's bird dog
The boy was walking along the street and
the dog without the slightest prevarica-
ton, bit piece out of the calf of the hoy'S
leg.
Our Town Council is a queer set. They
think that because the National Road
forms our main street that they have no
right to fix it up. They only offer so to
the county for putting the pike on East
Main street down to the grade. This work
would cost the county about $500 10 do it,.
The county has no right TO build pixies for
any town
A low drunken man took the last sack Of
flour that his poor old mother had worked
for, to get money TO buy whisky with.
Albert Lawrence, Democratic candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney, was Chairman
of the Congressional Convention at Cald-
well last Tuesday. His address is spoken
of by all as "A master piece of oratory. logic
and sound Democratic doctrine II will be
to the interest of the taxpayers of Belmont
county 10 elect Mr. Lawrence. In his
hands the affairs of the county will Oe well
looked after Reports from all sections OF
the county indicate that he will have "a
large vote. The Office of Prosecuting At
tOrney is not "A political one. The taxpay-
.ers know this and Mr. Lawrence will no
doubt be elected
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28
NEW MAErINsvILLE.

new MNEIlN,vIILE September 70
Miss Louis Bandi. the accommodating post
mistress who has been visiting friends in
Pitts5urr. Pa. the last week, mas returned
home.
Clark Leap lost a fine horse last Monday
bv getting fast In "a swamp hole and break
ing it's leg.
Miss Eva Hunter, who has been visiting
friends ou Wheeling Island, returned home
last Monday
Mr. George Grou has been visiting
friends 10 Clar'ugt0u the last few days.
Mr. Irwin ODER sold his tract of land In
Broo5iiu. across the creek. y portion was
sold 90 kO0ntE Bros. x Phillips for factory
purposes. They intend TO increase their
Mike Brast will build a residence in
Brookliu iu the spring
Mr. IL. Hurbert lost his house and con-
tents ov fire last Wednesday morning The
house was entirely destroyed, and Mr.. and
Mrs Hurbcrt barely escaped with their
lives The fire was mystery, rs at >
O'Clock they were up with company, and
when they retired there was no sign of
fire At4o'clock the house was in ashes.
The house was insured.
The north-bound passenger train Friday
morning struck fine Jersey cow of Mr..
Ame.rS. cutting of both hind legs.
There was a great demand for the Wctzel
Dom0cr0t this week to see the letter from
Hon Aaron Morgan, late nominee for the
House of Delegates. 10 is rich and spicy.
The Jr o. l.. A NJ viii have a big meet
ug Tuesday night Important business
viii demand all members of No. to be
present
The remains of Mike Gaugheu, the
doater thar was found in Fishing Greek,
was sent to his home at Virgin, o., on the
south bound train over the O. Il. railroad
Saturday morning
The oa boom is still ON the increase. All
the leases that can be got are taken up.
Some are holding back, expecting better
rents for their land.
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BARTON.

BARTON. O., Sebtember 21.-Tae tm
of Boggs' mine was torn down last Wc.~
day morning by freight train on the e. Be-
&. w. X. X. The loss will be- about SLY
hundred dollars. IL will be rebuff. rr-
diately.
Mr. Cooper, Democratic candida'e
Probate Judge, was in town last IlGr>.a-
Mrs. Campbell, of Holloway, is visiting
her daughter. Mrs Kelly.
Mrs. Tygart, accompanied by Mr. t.a
ers, spent last Tuesday in St. Clar,r
Eek. Eddy has gone over TO Map.e-
business.
Mrs. Tygart spent last Saturdl
Wheeling with her sister, Mis- L..-
Berry.
w. p. Williams has been app)..fel f0..
master vice 5. Il. Nickers, resigned
s. Vickers is closing out Dbl, So,
goods. in order TO quit busines,
John Allen removed his family from .a
to Butler the past week.
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friend. c. c. Shank, accompanied by
NJ ,ti parker of Pittsburg, who has
brother living in the same town, Greggs-
'i Mr. Joseph Mcvay, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Is visiting Capt. Edwards family.
Miss Gilmore, of Cincinnati, Is visiting
her brother. n.,.;1,a Ohio
was visiting his brother, Samuel DAVIS Vnis
week ,,,u from,
Rev. VanHorrn has accepted cal rom
a Baptist congregation at Fargo, Dakota
Mrs. Pyles, of Moundsvllle, Is the guest
of & w Grant
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,,-,1I M, pEGIsTER. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870
,e county held meeting at ST. Clairsvillc

the county held a meeting at st. CiairsViiie
yesterday.
The GAINESVILLE Republican 0ooms hon.
CT. Poorman for Congress.
Fair TO Caldwell over the B., Il y {. ROAD
on Tuesday will be 500.
Tomorrow will be observed as Temper
ance Day in the South Bellaire NJ. h. sun
day-school.
4 number of Bellaire people are IN Pitts
burg attending the Exposition.
The success of the new fuel plant al hOu-
efer Bros. glass factory clearly demon
strates that the manufacturers OF the ONO
Valley are not dependent upon natural gas
as fuel in order to compete with other
sections of the country for trade. The
plant has been working nicely all week,
and the enterprising firm of Rodefer Bros.
is to be congratulated on the success
achieved
The report that City Council is going to
adopt measure which Will eifectually
guard against the street paving being torn
up and laid down in slip-shod manner, is
hailed with delight by property owners,
who have been heavily taxed for street
paving.
George H. Muth and wife are on an ex-
tended visit through the West.
Alonzo Grouse and Miss Maud Darrah
both of this township, left for Franklin
College the past week.
The Pultney township teachers Will meet
at Greenlee's school house next Saturday:
The gypsy camp has taken possession oil
the private driving park.
The Good Samaritan Club has made
preparations for grand hop to be given
next Friday evening, for which one hun
bred invitations have been issued.
The amateur burglars have been getting
in their work the past few nights, getting
some booty, too.
The Union Veteran League will meet in
X of L. Hall tomorrow afternoon, to elect
officers. In the evening they will be mus
tered in and the officers installed.
The South Bellaire NJ. E. Sunday school
will give a literary entertainment October
18th in the church. Admission and 10
cents
There is talk of boardwalk being built
from the Belmont glass works to the Gem
etery.