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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-18
A DAYS FATILITIES.
Seven People Killed in a Boiler Explosion.
A Railway Wreck.

CoNBER. ONT. Sept IA terrible boiler
explosion occurred this morning in Force &
Dickiuson's stave mill at Staples, small
village on the Staples and st. Claire railway
four miles from here. Seven were instantly
killed one fatally injured and about twenty
others more or less severely hurt. The
dead are John Ewing. Michael Dupuls
Joseph Papineau, Isaiah Chauyin and jerome
Chauvin last two being brothers.. ". r.
Daust and Maise Oulette. j. Boone Is ia
tally scalded.
An employee Of the mill says the boilers
were in good running order. but that he
believes that scales had formed on the plate
and interrupted some of the valves. The
boiler was carried fully 200 feet. The two
Chauyins and Daust were single men: the
Others were all married. The killed were
frightfuly mangled. some having arms and
legs torn of and others skulls crushed and
brains dashed out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-18

WuKEsBARnE. Pa. Sept. IA bad acci..
dent occurred on the Lehigh Valley railroad
near Fairview this morning. The passen-
ger tram leaving Wilkesbarre at 1920 A: NJ.
and carving 400 passengers, many of whom
were G.. A. r. veterans. bound for Wash
ington. collided with a switch engine just
around a curve. Both locomotive were
badly wrecked. The baggage and first pas
senger cars were piled on top of the pas
senger engine. Strange TO say the passen-
gers IN the car escaped with their lives.
Fifteen Of them were injured. TWO fatally.
Edward Brown. engineer of the passenger
train. and George Enterlne. baggage mas
ter. were pinned under the wreck. and Will
die from injuries received All traffic on
the road is still delayed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-18

Boston at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
Pittsburg at Cleveland.
Louisville ct Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
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SufeSIneIt.

VNANTED-A BELL BOY AT HOTEL METRO
w pole. Must be experienced and give refer
ences. d5T II
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Brief Mention


Today was quiet Saturday.
Tops of hogs today brought $4.14.
Joe Scott of Zyba had a load of cattle
and hogs on the market today.
The cattle rket was rather quiet to-
day. The receipts were light and not
enough to make "A good active market.
J. B. Kell of Clearwater marke. I'd cattle
and hogs today. He is one of the best
shippers that the market has, having in a
load almost daily.
The commission firm of Eldridge G.
Campbell today moved into the offices in
the Exchange building heretofore occupied
by the Stock Yards company. The move
is "a good one and all the commission mer-
chants are now under the roof of the Ex-
change building.
The heifers which were quoted as selling
at s. in yesterdays report was correct, but
in explanation of the price paid, taking
the light weight in consideration, we will
say that they were fine PoIled Angus stock
beifers.
c. Sheppard of Goddard was shipper
today, having in a mixed load.
John Stebins OF Leon had load of cat
tie and hogs on the market today which
sold at good prices.
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Public Sale,

/, the undersigned, will sell at public sale at my
residence, six miles northwest OF Wichita, between
the rivers Oh Thursday, Feb. 4, 1892, commencing
at 3 o'cOck a. IN. The following property, TO wit:
Sixty-five head of cattle; 81 head OF which are
mich cows, several fresh and others VIII be in
few days. 10 head 2-year old hefers, head year.
ling heifers, head calves, two of whom are II OIL
stem bull calves two fine Jersey bulls fine Hol-
stein pull Six head of horses as follows: 2 bay
mares, bay horse years old and colts ears old
The cattle have been selected from the best Jersey
HOISteln and Shorthorn cattle in the country for
milk and butter purposes. AS lost my large dairy
and feed barn, with much feed mach inery and
stock on the l4th ult. am compelled to make this
sale. Terms or sale. Sums OF $40 and under. cash
All sums $40 credit of twelve months will be
given without interest, with note and approve d
will be given. J. T. Giles. W. J. Black Auctioneer
jan 90 1T dos ian 81 1T
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REAL ESTATE.
Furnished by iApplegate & Mallory
s hStrantare

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory,
Abstracters.)
The records in the register of deeds Office
show the following buyers of real estate:
4. T. Williams asst tract in NV or
of sw Or of 16 town q ! e..-...... .S12439S
c. A. Walker Tax lot No. 81 on To-
peka ave Hiltons add 1875
W. b. Jones sd sw or of sec z town %
range l east. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
h. l.. Baker tax d lots IS. so and 81
on Ellis ave in Strongs add. .... 2149
+. l.. Baker tax lot 10 on Frisco
ave i'll Mossmans add 1856
j. L. King and j. r. Asker Jr. cd sw
of ne Or OF SC Or of 6, ~ l e...
Christ Redmond wd lots 45 and II
blk College Green. 200
A. s. Hawley wd lot - Erie Span
gerburges sub div. /
d E Boone SD of ne p rs W wd.. 1000
William Wetterhold SCI of sec %
W wd. ..........A...... $500
G ii Clapp sw14 &c 8 wd. . 367
Z RIGHT 169x150 # in ne cor blk A
HodsOns and Stancers add 13S lao
142 l44 Mead kelschs 1913 1876 1871 1893
res on Beatrice ave 1914 1876 1875 200 2O2
204 POO 2JS 210 18th Richs d.. 1000
G b Perry lots 81 &c Mead Ransom
Rays add Observation-Disclosures. %
b w Ewing lots Il 10 IS Ellis Strongs
add d.. Observation-Disclosures. $50
H W Ewing lots 80 90 81 and SO on
Lulu ave strongs add 5 d-... 30
Mary Scovill lot 1 blk 1 Frisco
Heights add sd Observation-Disclosures. 100
Amount of mortgages releaees... $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET
By Telegraph.

CHICAGO. Ills Jan. S0-CATTLE-Receipts ISM
shipments Best grades steady others stronI
Natives 81 &G4 81, stockers - OO&2 IS. cows 81 81
GS 80. HOGS-keCelpts p eco shipments
Market lower. Common s. 1904 o. mixed 81 :sgS
d. butchers e. S5s4 -. light 81 70 a Sd.
80 EEP-kecepts l0uO shipments 80. Market
steady, unchanged
KANSAS CITY. NO. Jan. 5o-CATTLE-R ipts
b7N, shinmcnts 2lu0 Steers fully l0c lower 81 GOA
quiet, steady 80 2563 rs HOGS-Receipts slO0
shipments ttH Market opened dun and &C 70 N<,
lower, closing steady, All grRdes IS SOd4 81; bull
- lOei u shEkP-kecelpus 20 shipments 100.
ST LOUIS, No. Jan. Sl-CATTLS-Receipts 500
einPments SH, Market steady unchanged Hoes
ltecelpts lSuN shipments 200. Slarket lower
heavy = 5Ss4 y, mixed 50 SosS 40 light 81 asa
a. ShEEP-hecelpts shipments I0 Market
steady, N' AeS
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The foIlswinz the representative sales of cat
HOGS.

The hog receipts today were light and
consisted OF about 43S hogs of good quail
fly. The market is generally quoted
3 cents lower in sympathy with
eastern markets. The quality of the offer
ings were an improvement over yester-
days, and the loads that brought 81. Ii to-
day were very fine hogs The offerings
sold readily and the yards were cleared at
an early hour. The market closed steady.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The following the representative sales OF hogs
hev rde tOdav-
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wichita Produce Market,

WICHITA Jan So
FLoUB-Htehest patent s. 40, second patent 81 %
extra fancy 81 90
BUYTEB-First creamery SIC, second creamery
shC. finest DAIRY re fine dairy lSc.conmCn dairy l2
EGGS-lINl sc per dozen
: POULTkN-Roosters 81 5Ga2 90, per dozen or Sc
PEI pound hens - O's2 81 per dozen or &c per
pouno, spring chickens 81 15@2 30 per dozen or TIC
per Iounu, turkeys 7@sc per pound ducks-teal
Al 70 nal'trds - IS Per Dozen young geese &c per
pound.
P0IATOES-Cho 5OG55c per bushel
APPLES-a2 51d4 90 per barrel
>oAl-AntbIacite oll %, Canon City So 90 Weir
City 81 o. FrCntenac - So PttsDu~ a so illinois
g. u. ACAllIsLer 81 90
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Jan 50
Following are the closing quotations;
GfA1N-Car lots on track.
NHEAT-76C,
CORN-New 29S30c
DATS-&c.
RNE-No 3 or better 5Oa55c
hAA-Baled - 50d5 10 per ton, loose, - 00Ca5 co.
GROUND COhN-Chop in car lots 75c per 100
J rounds corn and oats soc per lUV pounds, bran
sacked 65C per i0O pounds
FLAASEED-6Jdl0c,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

Parties wishing to have their voices
tested will do well to call on Signor Bara-
bini, now located at Shaw's music store
Singers are all invited to call and have an
honest opinion given about their voices.
The test will he free of charge until the
fifteen scholars. are taken. After the
formation of this class no other scholars
will be taken. Ali lessons are private
exit
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CLAIRVoYANT.

AIISDREADEH AID BrsfSEHs kEDiL "A
vi ackEouIedxed bY press Aaa S8biie 70 - to
bess foreesstef II tbs wesid. kss s9ts 81 Earisrs
The EsFssoDs lease. ssofth Main -, ~ -
stairs bis usafur9 las tFAnssr ittsf - tasazks
- IN = your ne - ilEs "a open BOX Asae las sss
Wo8tsrf13 maze EsirFgf. Ia - yea cEG So rf=T
fature husband wife sEsusss - frlsnda jas ffsst
AIi uFsJ<Fys made clear. eafa ea4lsF Graat@1 =
private fntErvteNs yaFsofa aFTknEed - Je1 ~
meet ssFsD<srs AJlog - rs& rsiigtaszs 20 a
dee 70 keep pa svay, LsgfsTs p0Hta ssil ~ st.A
co5oT q sT~s hair sad age ~ FrSslts Sro5 - az
teHEson. Bas tAs EgyEfiss suai@f % Rrts4 IS
separate restore ios+ sGscsior All SfiEg nses =
AlsseEs o. sssfsags1 Dnss EsaL asH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
wichita Colony Ex-soldiers.

There will be a special meeting of the
Wichita Colony of Ex-Solders at the office
of j. r. H. King on Thursday evening,
next, at 1:30 o'clock. All are expected to
attend. Matters of special Importance at
hand A J. WEAVER. Pres.
j. r. H. KING, Sec'y. Go 2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

FINANCEAND COMMERCE
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, light; Hogs, ABB.
Shipments; Cattle, As; Hogs, 20.
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Jan. 30.

WICHITA, Jan. 80.
The cattle receipts were light today, as
is usually the case on Saturdays, and con-
sequently very little trading was done.
Choice butchers stuff is quoted steady
and is in demand, but everything else Is
10 cents lower. Stockers are 1O@2O cents
lower than at the first of the week.
The quotations mere presented are TO give The
shipper an idea of the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according TO the quality Of Offer
fngs and the state of the daily markets These quo
tations are only changed when there has been a
permanent change in the general market Inc
represent sales should be referred TO 10 get the
daily fluctuations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Produce
NEW YORK Jan, 50
COTTON-Quist- Middling uplands 7Isc mid
ding Orleans ,5sc. Sales To- bales Futures cioSsd
steady. sales i6l,00 bales. January 80. FebrusrT
ili. March -. ''
SCGAR-Reined steady.
COFtEE-Spot Rio firm No llc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

Dn az DECs fEnfoDsCAE PTS. THE
- - sEe Ees1.sEztf ssssEF1s< - 80
az1zerf = azgAzLaS - 9sf0zssss szssGs4r@ $500
ss@s sals4 5000 ~ - tsssz &aFsZE sFa6ezAssg.
gsE .rzs fE1s s6zS ~. -. STzeF iszsse ssss-
IA a. zs1x $50 - - IAea Leafssssy
- Eksz S@Ss - iEAszAs k4zr - sessse.ss -
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Chicago Graln and Produce.

Chicago Graln and Pro1uce.
CHICAGO, Jan 50
Wheat-Dull. lower.
Corn-Weaker
OsGs-Quiet easier.
PoTk-lower.
LaId-LOwer,
The leading futures ranged ss follows
FlOUR-Dull easy. Spring patents 81 aneS ta
winter patents - Stss5 IT, straight 81 65t650Q
Nl.c
IORN-January SSlSc, February &c, May HI5sc,
UAlS-January eSiec May aSsc-
fOkh--anuary al 81.
IAkD-January 81 ~.
Cash quotations were as follows
NHEAT-Sjc.
OOkN-NSssc
OATS-&A
itA E. TSLsC
BARLEY 615Sc
fLAASEED-G4c
llAOTHN-Si 25S1 60
81 GAk-CnchanEed
BCITER.t1rIn. Fancy Elgin creamery c9aac,
Nysttrn aAs d, ORiry lSG-Sc.
EGGS-c2 e2Sc
IObh-SS 45dS So
IAkD-s6 &0&6 I2ls
SHORT HESS ~ as III
DhA SAIL ShOULIJtisS-R4 s2iS "a az
ShCIsA SLEAR SIDES-s6 Goes %
NElShl-Sl Ia
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CCLUM NJ.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

The following rates under the different headings
gill be charged.
- Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements tAkex for less than 10 cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
ines.
TIL FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under classified heads in this column
applicable only to local advertisements No foreign
advertisements taken at prices given.
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care OF the
EAGLE ONCE should be called for within 10 days
after Insertion When advertisers wish replys for
warded 20 them stamped envelopes must be sent
Reference to former advertisements should give
description and date Of insertion copy Of the &C
verTisement should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given dis
continued by telephone
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PERSONAL.

XITREGELEs-wfTH ALMOND EET CaKAN
w Tss a. sos.lssslY F.S stzera aEay s<&se3 tsf-
tsr1sezs fso esHIz- zsrE 4 EarrsY. Ehs WssAiHa-
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IrvaEY Osg ~ NkED ~ fssoGNATfos
l. a. asAi-st - s@ssss-s48E - - 80 -
.rsefs q sssY e Eszs& tz1 A9tsf1sarre sza<pa
sFs~ e. "a ~ Ezztxz~ $50. fse~f - - sz1aa
sszzEs . saf~tS szs1sasa fFrsE 80 saseT17as
sassszzssr fs.e1tG9f - 81 EAr taa1 FsSefs szsa
49, 80 Eses 80 sssssaszsszs sHsszx sfsxsFT
- 49, zfass sess - tzfsTteesss ssss& Fsss -
zszssca s@fEalE1z - - kqssesst - sas7ss.
sts1az asa9ssrs isaH~afs SeEzs2slszzs kzsF~az. .
.st.z..sas sssss-. fes2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
Employment agencies.
ndtr IDS lead c yer linF 81 d

w ANTED-10 FARM HANDS; GOOD PLACES,
w good wages man and wife without children
Oh farm dining room girls; young men 10 sell
goods on train news agents, 3 good opening to
get life time job on railroad. J. X. kenWOrthy,
Room s. over So Douglas. dos ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
Situations " dnted-Mdie.
Under this head Ic per IiHe per day.
Miscellaneous.

VUANTED-A WIDOW WOMAN WOULD LIKE
w to have a situation housekeeper for a
widower First-class references given and re-
Quired. Address Lock Box lU5, Wichita. dos It.
lUANTED-BY A LADY A POSITION AS
w cashier or assistant bookkeeprr. Address A.
o. N, care or Eagle. dts 5ts
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Aisce0UdlteOus.

Wy ANTED-COMPETENT STENOGRAPHERS
w and book-EeeVeIs who desire positions, "
apply at the National ACcouDtants and otenCsr1ph-
err Bureau. once Tor the states or Kansas. Colo
1900, Nebraska, Missouri and Texas, at tie south
NtAIeIL business College. wichita, hAn- -9tf
WY ANTED-BUSINESS MEN WHO ARE IN
w heed Of stenOsIApbers or accountants TO call
st the National Accountants and stenograpbers
BuIesu. Branch Cfhce at TIE cOuthw esterI Bush
less College. Wichita, AsB. We usually have
application list thoroughly competent book
ksepeTs and stenOl piers with first class fsierea
a. hep fuInisheG Tree OF charge. zsk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
FINANCIAL.
rnaer lhI. hsaa . r.r Iln. r.r e,r.

-----------~-------~----
ATONEY-TO LOAN o. HORSES. CATTi.E.
wi furniture grain notes aHg sGr good security.
" ichita Lean Co. Room J. ltS :, AaiE street
Gt5 ~
FURNITURE LOANS. CATTLE LoAHs-AOS-
II sy loaned on almost everything BY ). =. Lad
ign 0Ts- stafford grCcsrg. corner rst and 1iaia-
AZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains ana
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north. south, east and west, and steamship tickets
sold to all European points Rt lowest rates. City
ticket ONCE 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 199
w. Fl. wIsHART Ticket Agent
.JNo. SrRAsTTAN. q. I. & P. A, Chicago. Ill.
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GENERAL STORAGE.


ATOHAGE-Exton warehouse. nsNl clean ADs
- siulorS FIRE proof Near Douglas sFsans xad
santa Re nepot. once G17 Douglass ave. q III
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MISCELLANEOUS

no YgE HfaEgBfR. CGETN1 THE KEi1s
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ssssxft trs.-Hrsy Nasa gsae~e Wsrr sci Ees1sf'
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osT-sNALL Blue PAsTEBoARD BOZ
i i corfhinsng diamond F1Vd Ssd clAE1sd pin-
ketura O&l4ats, ~ y. E&iB u, HsA reesiys re-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

IOuND-THAf THE WICHITA OVERALL,
II and shirt Manufacturing company 10 located
81 lS1 ). Topeka, where dealers can obtain eiothiag
a Il working suits. of the home institution a. In
duStry worthy Of patronage. hey make the beat
ciothing made fof iaborere and farmers Of any
place in the west All goods WARRANTED rerrs-
sentcd dss II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

So FOR RENT-s-RooM HOUSE TO RENT OY
Ia south Lawrence. Call OF ), =. REESE. us L
douglas d63 II
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NTANTED-SALESMEN- ENERGETIC MEN
w wanted Free prepaid outfit. one OF our
agents has earned over t2.0J In i've years. p. ..
Box 1871, New York. do ST.
ExJ ANTED-FOUR LIVE MEN TO ACT AS
w statesmen for the Ladies Patent Adjustable
shoe, Iah or address A. a. hellar. lo0I EmporIa,
do 3Ut"
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rnder this head 6 per iins p.r hsY.

rader this head & per Iins p-r DAY
Il OST-&EAH CORNER or MAIN And $40
IL ord street. black leather purse about inches
i0pg-oxtdized clasp and cornsrs containing abggs
e. Return u - s. Hain and get reward. aso ~
r OST-A GREEK SOCIETY Pts ESGHAVED
IL y. X ,, wiki name and date On reverse side.
between Main and Lawrence on bougizs. Finder
VIII be suitably rewarded bY LEAVING Il a. 81 -osfh
Lawrence. ga ~
r OsT-BFTWEES HETRoPOfE BOT ~ And
IL sedgsick block 0n FRIDAY, = watch fob a. iva
blue flowers with stone exiting. finfrF viii psass
leave same al this o1lcs and be rewarded d.
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L. nOt patron szinR thu " ickitA Overall and sAiss
AAngfscJOry AZ - =, Topeka They maks - ths
hss material and AZ the lowest price the following
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blue ard gold brown and ErsT oysrallk AID AMI
blue jun DsTs. duck coat listers. vests ara ever
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The Newtown bee., 1892-02-05
LYONS PLAIN.

Miss Vesta T. Fanton has been confin- ed to the bed for the past week; Mrs E. Davis has grip; Mortie Lyon is suf- fering from neuralgia and dyspepsia.
 Mrs James Smith is slightly improved. Dr Gorham attends.
 Mrs John M. Collum entertained Mrs Caroline Crofut and Mrs Phebe A. Fan ton, Friday.
 A surprise was given Miss Bessie Ham, ilton by young friends on Monday even ing. in honor of her 18th birthday. It fell on Sunday, January 31; was cele- brated, February l.
 Miss Alice Foster visited Mrs John w. Wood, Friday.
 Mrs Edgar Giles of Bedding Ridge call ed on old acquaintances, Saturday.
 Miss Sarah Gerhardt of New York city spent several days with her parents, last week.
 At special meeting of the wardens and vestry of Emmanuel parish, Janua- ry 24, 1892, in the church, at the close of the burial service, Rev Alexander Ham, ilton presiding, on motion the rector and senior warden were appointed commit tee to draft suitable resolutions on the death of Albin B. Sherwood. After con- sultation, they reported the following resolutions:
 Whereas, In the providence of God, we are called upon to mourn the loss Of our friend and brother, Albin B. Sherwood, for many years treasurer and junior warden of this parish.
 Whereas, MT Sherwood, during his many years of residence in this parish has been an active member and officer ot this church and a regular attendant on it's services, there fore be it
 Resolved, That we, the rector, surviving warden and vestrymen of this church, have in h1s death lost an esteemed and valuable co-worker, genial companion and friend, and the community a kind and obliging neigh. bor.
 Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be entered on the minutes of the parish and a like copy transmitted to the family Of the deceased, and also that the above resolutions be inserted in the local papers. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Rector, Con- M. ID. .TREADWELL, ST. Warden, ] mittee.
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able. The habit of making them half way decent, each year,is really the worst drawback to securing good roads. be- cause, if part of any road is made into a modern road, the anxiety to see it com pleted generally overrules opposition. By good roads, every property holder in the country is enriched. As the proper ty becomes more easy of access, the value increases in like manner and, although our farmers cannot see it in that light now, when it does occur, they are quick to acknowledge it by large increase in price, should any one want to purchase their places.
 In England, not poor road, like our country roads, can be found; but in this country, with all our boasted pride and science. we are hundreds of years behind the times and will be for years to come, unless the rising generation can be arous- ed, made to see the necessity of our needs and not let this important and re- ally necessary subject be left on the table.
 But, notwithstanding opposition, slow ly but surely, good roads will replace the miserable poor ones of to-day in all country places, so that any one living in the country, with drive of 10 or 20 miles, can make it over good roads and with as much ease as in q city. Why not push the matter now. Surely money could not be spent to more advantage and, as we struggle on through life, make our own road as light and easy and as full of pleasure and comfort as possible We should not live only for ourselves but to make others happy and lighter their labors, not opposing their pleasure: and always looking out for comfort O noble horses.- A. R. T.
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SPORT HILL.

A donation visit is planned at the M. E. parsonage, Wednesday evening, 18th ; if stormy, the first fair evening. Mem bers of the congregation and other friends of MT and Mrs Duinkerke are in- Vited.
 Most of the milkmen have taken ad- vantage of the cold weather and stored ice.
 Mrs Godfrey is quite sick; effects of the grip.
 Louis Olmstead of Bridgeport was in town, Sunday.
 Justus Sherwood has had blinds put on his house and now, with coat of paint, it will make a nice looking place.
 George B. Beers has bought oxen of George Gregory.
 At the quarterly meeting, Saturday evening, unanimous vote was taken to invite MT Duinkerke to remain another year. Elder c. s. Wing preached an in- teresting sermon, Sunday morning, at Lees Chapel.