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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-28
WlNOOSKl.

Mrs. Maria B. Hcrricls and her aged
mother Mrs. Bagley, went Saturday to
Milton
William Coombs and wife started Satur-
day for an outing at the Adirondacis.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Gray arrived Satur-
day from California. They will stop with
his mother, Mrs. Horace Blish.
Miss Mary Geary, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Felix Geary, died at her home ON Allen
street Saturday morning. The deceased
was 3G years Of age She had been i'll for
about two months. The funeral took
place from st. Stephen, church Monday
morning Rev Father O'Carroll conduct
ing the service.
Mr.. A. C.. Mcbride came home Friday
evening from the Fletcher hospital He
has gained good deal during his five
weeks soiourn
J. c. Platt has been appointed general
agent OF large Western mandatory to
take effect September -.
Mrs. G. f. Cramton has returned to
Enosburgh Falls
The new Episcopal choir is as follows.
Agnes Thomas; alto, Miss Lillian Rivers;
bass, Mr. Andrews; tenor, Mr.. Blade,
William TiHln has returned to Fitchburg,
Mass.
Tho funeral Of Miss Mary Geary took
place Monday from St. Stephens church,
| Rev Father O. Carroll officiating. The in
! termcnt was at st. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Patrick Burns died at her home on
| Folott street Sunday afternoon at o clock.
! She was 33 wears of age and leaves n hus
hnrd and three children. The funeral wa
| held Tuesday morning at st. stephen!
| church. Rev. O'Carrol Officiating
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MIDOLEBURY.

Mrs. Clinton Smith la, gone to Washing
tou--Mr. Benedict is visiting home before
taking the priucIpalshlp Of the Bristol grad
ell school. -WaHace Foote and bride have
returned from their wedding journey. -
Prof, Wager is preparing to move HI, fam
lily to Hudson, Mass, where he breaches.
Mr. +. y. Bond and family with Mr.
William Pond and vile are spending u week
at Lake Duumore. Fletcher Chapman and
wife, Miss Elizabeth Brainard AND Mss
Elizabeth Smith started last week Saturday
to 1T. Johns, Canada. They were joined
by others at burlington and st. Adams. -
Mrs Peck, nee Mary Bolton is At her faith
er's.-Mrs. W. II. Button is at the Epson.
\ large number went to the station Tues
day morning to see President Harrison rs he
passed through on his way to Burlington.
The Sons of Veterans and the Grand Army
post marched to the depot in uniform aud
the station was decorated with red, white
and blue. The presidential train arrived
about II 30, the president appeared on the
back platform and being iutr ducel 10y
Hon. J. w. stewart, he made a short speech
which was received with much shouting.
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in the center Of which Is the word Chief in
gold letters. The Sherils cap Is similar with
the exception OF tho lettering. There was
no name to be found in the box and tho Off
GERS feel very grateful TO their unknown
friend who presented them with tho nobby
caps.
MIR. Frank Il. Cilley of Boston, advertis-
ing agent OF the Central Vermont Railroad
company, who visited many Vermont towns
last winter in the interest of the summer
boarder scheme, was in the city Saturday.
lie says that the results of the efforts put
forth by the railroad company are in every
way satisfactory, but are of course, not so
apparent to people here MS to those in the
Boston Office. Mr.. Cilley thinks another
year will bring a further increased number
of city people to old Vermont to spend the
warm days.
Two very successful meetings were held
Sunday at which the reports of tho Chit
tenden county delegates Of the Y. Z. S. C..
f.. were presented. The regular morning
service Mt the Shelburne Methodist church
WAS devoted to the reports, there being n
large congregation present, and in the even
ing the Congregational church at Charlotte
was well filed in spite Of the storm by those
interested in Y. +. S. G. +. work At both
of these meetings w. II. Wood, president OF
the county union, had charge, and Messrs.
Fred Sibey and n. b. Jordan presented the
reports in the same comprehensive and eff
fective manner that has characterized pre-
vious services. W. II. Wood, secretary oil
the county union, spoke briefly Mt the clos,
of the meetings, summing up the salient
points Of the remarks made by the dele
gates,
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MONTPELIER.

Another lio,or raid nm Tuesdov ia causing
much evcitamoni Prn,nr,Iv ut T O'CLOCK
i'm the mor,,ing four soIoons wore visited
SheriF f. w Uowo with Dcuutios Cool,
and Long called a, William NiIler's 10
Main street ,yboro n large nnount of uouor
w,s secured on tha NIGHT Of Tulv nud
made ono Of tho laroest seiznres vot nade I'm
town comprisinp two full barrels of yybisKov.
one full bnrrel of RIM, one barrel mart nm
Of wbishcv. one 20 gallon rosk of gin. one
10 yallon cnsk OF rye VIII .l;c,.. ON. tnreo and
one two gallon iuo OF gin Two two pnilon
md n one gallon iur OF ,yhisl,cv and n lnrre
lar containing about two Gallons Of yyhiskev.
a short time ago Mr. Miller vns soon drn w.
ing barrels of dirt from the hncl, door of hi-
establishment In his covered waoon and
dumping the same in lnrse qnantitic, IN the
Wnooski river. which led officer, 10 tninl;
a secret cellar was Icing constructed This
was looked for. a trim door discovered about
midway ON the main cpllar bottom. under
meath 1t n pit about eight fort square md
bonrded IN on nil sides md in If the lnllor
seized. which wa- taken TO the town agency.
Miller's establishment is undoubtedly the
largest wholesale and retail concern IN this
part OF the State. the cellar cYntninin. a
large quantity Of Lnrrels. BOTTLES. iugs, hard
cider aud other lmulilucuts for the trade.
and there are three or four cutoly conirived
hiding places on the first floors. The trap
or dump in which iuior, we're Tuesday
dumped when the officers called. aud
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GIFT TO THE FLETCHER HOSPITAL
Endowment of n Free BED by Secretary
Proctor.

Secretary Proctor mas sent his check for
$4,000 to the directors of the Mary Fletcher
hospital for the purpose Of endowing free
bed in that institution. His attention was
drawn to the hospital by the fact that "A
number of the workmen at Proctor were at
one time and another patients therein and
by the excellent care and treatment they
received The benefit Of this perpetual on
dowment will inure naturally in the frs :
instance to the marble men and their
families, but the RICH Of nomination to a
free bed is reserved to the Proctor family
and their heirs forever, and in the failure
Of an occupant from such nomination the
hospital may appoint any deserving patient
to receive the benefit. This wise and bene-
fcent gift will enable the hospital to extend
its charities to one more sufferer for ali
time, and IS an example which men OF
wealth and especially large employers of
labor may well follow.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Miss Bancroft of Montpelier is visiting
Miss Agnes prury. Dr. c. NJ. Ferrin at
tended the Bennington celebration. Miss
Bessie Dixon of Milton is with her sister,
Mrs DR.. Arliley.
Mrs S. r. Williams is in MidIlebury
visiting friends.-Mrs. J. b. Vaughn of
Boston is visiting here.-Mrs. H. T. Perry
is in Willlston.
Hs The following persons were in town Sat
urday: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macrne, Mrs.
James Malaney Of Burlington, Misses En-,
ma Macrae, Matte Sloan, Harry Beswck
and Joseph Sloan of Boston, Mrs c. f.
Pollard and Robert Chapman of Middle
town, Conn, Misses Lena and Hattie Ma
craze Of Wuooski. Miss Lille Flanagan of
burlington visited her aunt, Mrs. c. NJ.
Ferrin, Monday. Miss Garlic Ferrin re-
turned from Massachusetts Saturday night.
Miss Edna R5.eau returned Saturday
night.
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HINESBURGH.

~ -, - - :, ', - =,
d. H. N"e"' guy H. boy H'oh' T. ~ Mar
V'H anu lIF4"g Dro"n'oh went 10 hehilhs-
~ NlS 4'oEy ana cui'uIe" " ''o"N'Et. H.
~ - aie at MIS- '"9ah MY . M-N''' l.,
I"Iu5 u C"'C"so anu MIS- 'u'HN"h OF
/ of"",i,' ~ :, "a'o Deem N's'I'"@ lHo'r
s9Nf "I' ''' - "e''S'
- NJ IN'J' ""o an" cnNuren Oh ,,'I""",
D"'' "'' w. - i'o9 "'on = '-t WI"
i'"y nis I,,o',I''i'@'' ""ouV ~ louS Oh ro"!
- ION oin -. w. i'N'' S'"i S"".N a. cuS' u
9-oO' lAe tL'ee SUNDAY Schools l. t. So
c ,,. una '7oiiS oi hA't al excursion 10
4icorue'UG" iu'SHH', '7p'eHh"e' L.
CH"rleS Di97one''e u'II iI'day ana was
u ,, leu 'unu"y az i'"N' OHu' 1"',e' ne
ii'nesou' gu "ott'n6 !"' 10 10 u'eu "u"y ny
!ar'eS from i''"'iTh'' 7lark'boro ana
IionN 'on as ven as i''''os""' gu lion d.
49, " ecu u " "S"iHe 'ou e'No9 teu'lerahce
io0.uio " 9N"''''H| 0' V"'HS' we ~u'n'
N'ou' "e'N as ','' i''',D "'IsH' "P
PeaIeu' ana A"S spi'"'' 80 I"puly ana htivd
ou 'uo p'"h'9 van SuCI eH''s ~ tH"' NM the
VioP ""a iO'''N ~ '"o = ''"u, 'f' NC
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ar anu aus ""'''s I''sS'" l"'e 10
tuIHeu i'o'H u CN'i "'P '' Hl4'P"it
Shorehan ana crown ONT -''eorge ian.
agah, Nhai I9' 'e"' N""'o' "'I'CN anu
r RANK AnuIe"s "''oh'o' '.'o races al barre
last wees no u u"'' VS. Va ~ ~ eI'I
ana u ~ HHo"n' "'o '"'' VI winter APP
pies lion l. T. l."I' WHO ana daughter
are the gueSIS uhli f'IiuH O., o'l'h"sl'f
L. u boyh'oi' --H''' N'no' ecu IS visit
ing relatives III IOWA an" NAhsa7 ana Mrs
Frances W eco Nlchols Is Vl'i'iHs IN De
troil Miss oaaa by'ils'oA Is AT =, r.
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ST. GEORGE.

Johu Mcken2ie's barn and stable and two
other barns We're struck by lightning on
the | lth inst. and burned. The loss is
$4,000. ierrick 'Iilley has been granted
pension of $40 per month through the agen
cy of II. H. Tilley. The w. X. c. extend
thanks to ox-Gov J. l.. Bar-tow for - and
Mr. John Weed for 81. The net proceeds
OF the ice cream festival We're about ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marsh o. HigLgatc
are here
The flensdale brothers have returned from
Beuuiugto u.-Two loads of Lewis Buleys
friends from burlington gave MIN surprise
party on the l9th INST. Miss Rosnn Nc
kenze of burlington is the guest of Nellie
and Katie Noonan. Mrs. George Smith Of
burlington is the guest OF Mrs. A. j.
Dowuer. Miss Cora NJ. Wescott spent the
23i here. There WAS no service at tho
school house Sunday afternoon, Queen City
Park being the point OF attraction,
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THE STATE FAIR.



The Joint exhibition of the Vermont State
Agricultural society and Champlan Valley
association, for the promotion of agricul-
tural and the mechanic arts, will be held at
Howard Park. in the city Of Burlington, on
Tuesday, " ednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September !, y, 3 and l. 1891
Articles and animals for exhibition must
be eutc.red on the clerk books on or before
Tuesday, August -, except entries In me-
chanics and floral halls, which must he made
On or before the first day of the exhibition
No deviation from this rue.
All entries must be- made TO Chauuccy "
Brownel jr, Burlington, w., secretary Of
the joint exhibition, except floral and me
chaulcs halls, which must bc made TO the r
respective Superintendent,
Transportation urrangrments-to saud
from agricultural fairs heal in this State,
freight and live stock for exhibition purposes
will be trans ported over the Central Yer
mont railroad on the following basis: Half
tariff rates will hn charged rom the origi-
nal shipping station t. She tuir, and the
freight must he pre- paid and the same,
provided thcHs has been no change of own
ershIp, will be returned within five days
after the close Of the fair, free.
Tho entries already made in the races and
stock Department. and the demand for space
by exhibitors in all the various departments
give assurance that the coming faira at How
ard Park, will be the biggest and best ever
held in the State.
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HllNTlNGTON.

Jessey Carpenter from the West is in
town.-A special town meeting las been
called for August % to vote on replacing the
money stolen from the safe on July 10
Solomon Norton is better.-Joseph johnson
and wife OF Hayerhill, Mass, are here. -
Mrs. Lillian McGee of the Mary Fletcher
Hospital is at home on vacation. Com
munion services will be held in the / Mon
church at the North village next sunday at
10 o'clock. Mr. Dunton of Canada is visit
ing Rev. w. Il. Ly,ter. The creamery paid
"a cents per hundred for milk through July.
The infant daughter Of William Chamber
lin died Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-28

Cases Considered and Disposed of by
Judge Peck.

Judge Peek.
The lii bottles OF lager seized at the
Hotel Cnittendan was ndiudged forfeited in
City Court last Thurday. &. j. Clifford was
arraigned on IA complaint hy the States
attorney charging him with hav Ing on hand
with intent To scl, otc., TO which he pleaded
guilty and was fined SlG0 and costs with -
days in the House Of Correction. He APP
peael to County Court and John Black
became surety in tho sum Of 800. clifford
was then arrested for keeping II nuisance,
pleaded guilty, was fined $40 and costs.
The bar-room was adjudged nuisance and
ordered closed He took au appeal which
suspends the abatement of the nuisance.
j. \. Brown for respondent and States
Attorney Cushman for the State.
John Mercer who has been convicted Of
n second offence of selling attempted to get
bail before Judge +. a. Wed Thursday
morning, Offering j. j. Barnard, who ofter
hearing, was rejected.
John Hastings, who was arrested by
Officer Mckenzie upon complaint charg
ing him with open and gross ludencss. was
taken before the City Court yesterday
morning. After n hcaring he was bound
up. He appealed and bail WINS fixed at $500
Stato's Attorney J. f. Cushman appeared
for the State and u. j. Foster for the res
pondent.
At 10 o'clock the hearing in the case of
State against Rosina Scott, aims "White
Wings for aiding MERCER in crmlnally
assaulting Eunice Flood was resumed before
Justice j. w. Russell. The State completed
putting in their evidence and she took tho
stand in her own behalf and introduced the
evidence Of Byron Spann who went to her
! place with Mercier both Of whom on cross
examination told different stories. The State
then put in more evidence tending to show
! that she coutradictel her own testimony.
o clock, when the counsel occupied some 2
hours in arguin, the case. Justch Russell
held her for examination. She was placed
under $500 bonds falling to find which she
was taken back to Jail. States Attorney
j. f.. Cushman appeared for the State and
Rufus T. Brown for the respondent,
Mrs William Dunn was arrested by Sher
if reeves and taken before the City Court
Yesterday, charged with breach OF the
peace. \ large number of witnesses were
examined but the decision was reserved by
Judge Peck until Tuesday. states Attor-
ney j. +. Cushman for the State and j. y.
Brown for the respondent
The liquor seized ut \. II. Norton's was
condemned before tho City Court Tuesday
Mrs. Norton appeared in court and claimed
that She was the owner and chat the license
was made out in her name. The court &C
cordingly fined her 500 and costs, amounting
to S,2. g. She appealed to County Court
States Attorney Cushman for the State
and d. j. Foster for the respondent.
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VAUDEVILLE

Miss Jennie lIolues is Ito guest of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Wi. Chase Of Fletcher Mrs. Is. f.
WI ley of Cambridge was the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs. .>a-on Cuanec over sunday Mrs. \. l..
LaraWa( -icat several DAYS VISITING Iclativ
and friend, in 81 Altaua and burlington
while her husband attended the &c chrutiuu ut
Bcnninstun. Forest y. Parker OF hanover,
y. Ii. was with his parents over Suuday.-A
son is born to Mr. and Mrs. lauc- Parker --
a large number from here attended the o. mp
meeting at MOrratoWa ON sunday. Mrs.
Thomas Potter mas a pctuuln That measures
six feet three lucuc- ina circumference with 81
blossoms and 81 buds.
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NORTH TROY.

Charlie. Butterned aud wife are in Burning
ton Tor n wees. lion. D. W Luruer au4 son
Charles, A. H. Williams. II. h. I'ArNhurst, f.
IS diamond and aud : r. DAVIS attended tie
celebration at Remington. W; T.; "uHs
ami wife are Mt ~ Adams MIS- SARAH I.'
There we're ,5 present arlo, Hicks OF Lewis
y 60. store is on vacation. -, fourth an
DRIVING club will lie hold Wednesday aud
Thursday. september u and L.; $40 ia purses
and premiums will be offered. NrlUy n Wor-
Tie little daughter OF Druggist Kelley Is 'or-
lousy III.
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WOODBURY..

The picnic was held last "Wednesday rs it
raiped on SATURDAY., day appointed. Rev. Mrs.
j. b. Wheeler attended the campmeetiug at
Morrisville.-E !. Bill returned from
Lowell Mass, last Thursday. Gilman
Bill is improving Mr., and Mrs. Patrick LII
lev are visiting their daughter la Wheelock, -
John Mills aud wife are visiting friends in
town.-Presiding Elder donaldson viii be at
the Centre next sunday to hold quarterly ser
vices M i6ses Anna and Emma Watson and
Minnie Wheeler enter the seminary AT Mont
pelier this week
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WESTFORD.

G.. \. Rice and II b. Howard attend
ell the horse breeders meeting Mt White
River Junction. Mrs c. +. Ward of Bur
lingtou la, placed window in the Congre-
gatonal church in memory Of her father
and mother. Miss Georgia Stone Of Bur
lington is in wn.-lrving Hobart has gone
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-28

One of New York's leading musicians, Mr..
II. Herman, Ia staying at Congress HalL--fli-
day of last week one ar two gentlemen went
out for good Time nshihs, but we're Oh ICED
10 return on account OF rain. Ihoce has been
a decrease in mum Der OF woodChuCks MIR. lip
nit a guest at the Hall, having shot In
Times 10 retain "a fair mum Der OF hoarders, -
Nr. Dodge and family have returned from
their camping out having been away four
weeks. They report having had good time.
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MORRISNlllE.

Rev Miss Myra kiugsbury starts tor Rut-
land today to attend the Uuiversalist state
convention. Mr. and All-, A. ID. Thomas are
delegates from Morr syillc.--ln case supply for
pulpit can be obtained, she Will visit Iensyl-
yauia before her rsturn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-28

Mrs. Dexter Gilbert, aged 81 years died the
a3d and was buried the .ttL.- Homer Perkins.
only son OF +. X. perAin-, aged about is years
Rev. a. i. soandt ot Bakersfield viii preach
in Memorial church tho 3ItA; exchange with
key. l.. :. tuld.
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VICINITY MATTERS.
BURLINGTON AND OTHER CHlTTEN-
DEN COUNTY TOWNS.

The Important Happenings of n Week In
Our idst-SurroundinE Towns Come
in for "a Generous Share of Attention at
the Hands of Our Correspondents.
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POME BEL

Several attended the breeders meeting at
" lite River Junction Tins w,eh.-Mis. Dr.
1huchcr and children Of Florida are visiting
in { Connecticut.
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1. :. Veterinary Inspector.

DR.. G. l.. Marvin of st. Adams has been
appointed veterinary Inspector in the bu'
reau of animal industry connected with the
department of agriculture. The appoint
ment is an excellent one.
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THROUGHOUT VERMONT
ESSEX, VT, and Upper Coos, y. IT,, couu-
ties, at Colebrook. y, H. September 20
30 and October :.
Addison county, Mlddlcbury. September
$40.
Caledonia, St. JohnsJury. September g
10.
Joint Exhibition, in this city -Scptom-
Der /.
Franklin, Sheldon September Oh.
Vermont Horse breeders, White River
Junction. - -.
Valley. Eraltleboro.- September 30 and
October /
Waits River Valley, Last Coruth.-
September 3.
Bennington, Manchester Centre. Sept
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-28

The horse stolen from Abbott Ashcraft Of
Dummerston was traced TO st. Adams and
recovered.
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MARREN

Mrs Geo, Putnam and daughters OF Gard
ner, Mass, are visiting here Rev. John bu4-
zeu will preach next sunday at the church on
East Hill '--Cieorge Msrston las returned from
shirley, Mass.
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KIDNEY ri :N.EDY
F. R. WaDLEiGH ALTON, Mn.

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Observation-Disclosures
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FAIR ATTRACTIONS.
An Itinerary OF Exhibitions Around YER
mont and Northern New York.

An itinerary of fairs viii b. found below.
Vermont has her share in the way of eX-
hibitons and the premiums offered by the
various societies are as large as il is possible
Tor them to le The breeders meeting at
White River Junction and the State Fair
are attracting the attention OF the people at
present. The breeders meeting comes next
week and the JOINT exhibition or State Fair
a week after next The OUTLOOK for both is
promising indeed.
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ARuRGh CENTRE.
SHELDON SPRINGS

Mrs. Ann Curtis died Tuesday morning at
-.}J at the residence OF J. Curl
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For pYoRDERED LIVER Try BrHcHASs
PlLLs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-16
MOUNDSvILLE.
operation.

&C. Martin, arrived home from the
West Yesterday about 10 o'clock. HI
was one of the unfortunates in the
Hicksville, railroad catastrophy yester
day near Garrett, Ind. Mr.. Martin re-
ceived two severe bumps about the face
one Immediately over the left eye, and
the other right under it, which he now
has securely bandaged. The fact that
Mr.. Martin was in the wreck was not
known, even by his family, until his ar
rival home this morning. While his in
juries are not serious, they srs Of very
painful character.
The press and material of the Vest
VirQinid Echo, which is being removed
from Middebourne, Tyler county, have
arrived, and are being placed in the
Mathews building, on Seventh street,
in the rooms formerly occupied By the
sun, preparatory to running OF the
first number, which will be issued week
after next. The name Of the new paper
will be changed to MOUndSUiIle Echo,
and will be 7-colomn folio, issued
every Friday. Editor j. d. Shaw will
reside in the Rock property, on Seventh
street, for the present.
Will Weaver took header eff his
bicycle while going down street the
other day. and severely sprained his
wrist, which he now carries in sling.
WOODBURY. & Henderson purchased a
horse and delivery wagon for their es-
tablishment yesterday. They will open
up the first of next week.
Judge PAUL, adjourned Court yester-
day, until next Saturday.