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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-16
LIVE y rOCH.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
THURSDAY, June 9, 1892.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.


BEEF CATTLE.-Thc receipts are nearly
equal in number TO those OF last week, and
their average quality is better throughout
than the very fair Offering then. The mar
ket was more active than last week and
values slightly higher, Il to 10 cents, in the
opinion Of most operators. We quote the
range at 50 GOAL 80 per 100 lbs, with most
sales at 50 25a4 IS per 100 lbs.
Prices OF beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves - 62lSa4 50, those gen
orally rated first quality 81 25a4 30, medium
or good fair quality 50 50ai 90, and ordi-
nary shin steers, oxen and COWS e. O0a2 80
per 100 pounds.
OF the cattle received % head came
from Maryland, 70 from Virginia, - from
Kentucky, - from New York, - from
Ohio, SIS from Illinois, and 453 head from
PENNSYLVANIA Total receipts for the
week $50 head against 900 mead last
week, and |. 325 head same time last year.
OF the offerings to-day Cpl head were
taken oy Baltimore butchers. - by coun-
try dealers, aud 40 by Eastern buyers To-
raj ,ales for the week $50 head against S94
last week, and ais head same time last
year.
run. aad with an improved demand prices
are sitter and a shade higher We quote
at S.Oa3J per l4Sdu NSNCiptS lAio WEN %
head.
VrAI CALvEs-Therei is a good trade for
GOOD calves and prices improved &c per
pound. We quote at 4Hs54c per pound.
Receipts this week los head
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There is q falling of
in the number OF the receipts this week Of
5000 head as compared with last week.
chiefly old sheep, with a full supply of
lambs. There Is good demand Tor good
sheep, while lam5s are not active. Com
mon sheep are very dull, and are hard TO
sell at lowest prices. We quote sheep at 3
a5c per pound gross, and lambs 5a6c per
pound gross, with ~ few extra at 614c- The
receiptSl OF sheep and lambs numbered
5.4s7 head.
BALTIAlORELHt STOCK YARDS, !
Nc Az. June Is, 1892.
GU 1Tl we're fai"
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straightf0rward, honest and reliable mar
andpsrfectly c0mpefenf 70 perform any OF
the duties pertaining 70 the position ana Is
held In very high esteem by al who know
him.
Madison Aldridge. the Republican candi-
date for Auditor. Is a We prominent mem
Der Ofseveral OF the lear * secret societies
here. foremost among I being the K. Of
=. and American Mech IS.
Mrs Fred Horuing a, a Mrs. DR.. Yost
Of Warrenton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Strain.
There IS a move on foot among the bar
bers OF JaIs city 10 form a union here. AL
the BARRIERS in the city are in the combine.
A meeting is called for next Monday even
ing 70 perfect the organization IL possible
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hood IS very IN.
Word mas been received here of the death
of N:Is9 Lizzie Clear, OF typhoid fever, at
Allegheny, Pa. She was well known here.
Ire remains will probably be brought here
for int3rment
Miss Sarah Boyd and sister Of Tarantum,
Pa, are guests of Miss Bessie Brady.
The District Methodist Conference was
in session all day yesterday and last night
and will continue drought to-day.
Mrs. James Dickson, of North Fourth
street, is down with typhoid fever.
The L. p. Sunday School will picnic at
Fleecy Dale to-day.
Considerable new pavement is being laid
on Walnut street.
John ]. Jacobs OF Clinton, w. Va, was
here on business yesterday.
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
TIMETABLE No. 1.
To Take Effect 1901 n. m, June IL. 1899

Leave wheellng-No. Il, o:I5 a. m; No 3.
3UA. IN; No. ., o:3J a. H.. No. 81. 9:45 a. m;
No. -, lO:00a. ID; No y, li:tO n. IN; No I'll.
Il: q p. IN; No. 10, l:t0 p. u.; no. III, 1:tO p.
m; No 'l7. 800 y. m. No. -, So .. n; No.
'ly, 4:O0 p m; No. 81, $50 p. m No. .E5, o:iO
D. M; No. 10. G:i5 p. m; NO. - 7:(0 p. m;
No. '27. D 20 p. m; 80. o., $50 p. m; No t3l.
1890 p. m; No 80 9.i5 m
Leave Peninsula-NU. II. 6:22 n. M; No. q,
: - o IN No. IS SSS %. ~ ; No t9l, 1881 a. m
No. - los a. m; 40; - li:oo M No, sil,
1918 .. m; No. 'lJ, l:O3 ?. N; No. 10, g:0s y.
M; No III. 3.U5 +. m n. 80, 1871 y. m 40.
40 4:OS p Ia No. ~. BIOS p m; No. - 6:lS
y. m No. -, 6.5l p. m M. SO 7.0s p m; No.
81 Os D. IN; 81. ~. g:0S p. n No. t3l. 1880
arrive Martins Ferty-Eo. II. e:os a IN; No
-, 7:i5A. M; 40. 70, ESQ n. IN. uy. y.l5l;
no -jl, e:b7 an, 40 - l0.l9 .. Hl.. 30. o.
li:la a. ~, No. eli. N:s6 p. m; No. 'l5, 1910 y
NJ; No. sl5, 2:l5 .. M; No. oil, g.: =. NJ, No
$50, 3:37 p. "a 10. 'ls s:lb y. N: No. 81, BIB
p. 10. No. 70 6:.b =. M NO. 80, Ga ,. 10. :
No. So 7:i5 y. N. No n. S:l5 p. IN; No. tz)
=: 10 p m: Ne. t3i, IO:lo .. m. No. tSa 1905
p. n.
No q. z s3a M: No 8. 9:ls a. M: No. - iI;ls
n u; No 'I3. l:lS p. IN; no. 'H. BID p N;
Arrive Liugblin's aiil-Yo u. es2 a m; No
ArriyeW sL.E. Junc,lon-No t5i. % =
m; No s53. 3 - y IN; No 80 90 ? m.
Leave Vs. 4 h. r. JunciioB-So 80 $50 a NJ I:
No -52 IN m; No ~ 5 81 N.
Leave Laughiins AllI-So -, oaaD; No
FZ2. = . m.
Leave De Hsss Crossing-No q. Q p M: No
-. 7b5Am: Nosf0 II q m. 40 "a a p NJ {.
No 81. h27 pm. No e2% sH pm
Lave Mathis Ferry-No a. o:55 a. NJ: No.
q 500 A. m: No. 80. os55 g. ~; No. %. ODD
m: 40 IS, 10: Ga u: No. 80. ii:'oa m; No.
sl2 1870 p. M; No 80. 1902. m: no. -. 1888
p. m: No Sls. 2Dp. m: 30. as, $50 .. N;
No. IN 40 ?. m; No ~, 80 ?. m; No "a,
10. go -. $50 p IN: No. 80 s:ao .. m: No.
' AZ i've Peninsuia-No 2. e43 N: No -
s0iam; No 90 gOf a N; 10 n, ia N: No -
IO37Arr: Sos0 II Fam No 'i2 u 81 p m.
No ~. s7p=; 40 81. . - p m; No 80 ga p
5Spm. 40 ? "a, ca p N; No s23 . "a ? 70; NO
sz5. 81 ? IN. No IS, 81 ? n, Sof 0. ~ m;
Arrive wheeiing-So. q, $50 a. n; No. -
s:l5a IN No. 80, s:l0a. m; 10 20 y.'.A N.
80. .. 10: 8 . n: No. 30, il:i5 .. N. No. "a
ls:.5p. m: 10. 'l4. I:i5 p ~; No. "a 2: Is p
% no. 'is. 2:i5 ?. Il. SO. 'ls. $50 D. ~; NO
80. 4:s5 D. m; No. IN 5:s5 p m NO. 81, Old
:, m n 20 G.fSp 70 : No -, ~ = m;
10. %, SIS ?. N; 40. 20. s:i5 ?. N; 20. ~
'O .p.Iiy ercep, sun4,y. 'Dsiiy. Sundays
only l., -,-.
All trains Will rrn on .-ssiern ''ne. Trains
going towards wheeling VII have shsoiue
r,zht Of road over trains 60. rom Hh.einz
n, the same class A. neeilng Doints, Trains o.
fne same Class VIII wtit i've n pntes ~ u y.
hi. variation % watches On 'nndpys W -
will Jsavs De Hass Crossing at1..F r. iat W. q
/. h. q irs will net stop bsin IN Harm
Ferry and wheeling - ,xf.v,s
rl2e&d Gsnsf lssAesf
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ma and Western, 1575s; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred, sou; Erie. 2S1s; do pre-
ferred, coz Fort Wayne, 1929; Illinois
Central, 1885 Lake Shore, 1925 Michigan
Central, l07$l; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
ll1S; do preferred, 2e1{; Missouri Pacific,
5Ss7; Northern Pacific, 2O1s do preferred,
551S; Northwestern, III; do preferred,
l46%; New York Central, ll2A; Oregon
Transcontinental, 1873; Pacific Mail, 3411z {;
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, ia Pits
burg. 1914 Pullman Palace, 1879; Read
ing, 90; Rock Island, Sl15; 81. Louis aud
san Francisco, -; do preferred, =; do
first preferred, T6; ST. Paul, S3i4 do pre-
ferred 1891; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, ll3E; St. Paul and Omaha. 491 {;
do preferred, I23; Tennessee Coal and Iron,
36sz Texas Pacific, 9; Union Pacific,
4OX United States Express, 80; Western
Union, 951s.
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aSoel.

The more Chamoerlain's Cough Rem
edy is used the bitter it is liked. We
know of no other rem edy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. 1t is good when your
cold is seated and your lungs are sore
II is good in Dany kind of cough. We
have sold % dozen of IL snO every bottle
has given satisfaction. Stedman &
Friedman, druggists, Minnesota Lake,
MINI.
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PETROLEUM.

NEw York, June 1.-THE petroleum
market opened steady; declining &c, then
advanced &c and closed firm. Pennsyl-
vauia oil sales none; July option opening
547Sc; highest and closing soc; lowest 542sc.
Sales, $1,000 barrels.
on CITY PA, June 15-Petroleum,
opened at size; highest 54Hc; lowest
sac; closed at 545fc; sales, 10000 bar
rels; clearances, 234, 600 barrels; ship
mcnts, 53.50l barrels; runs, 1894 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-16
MARTINS FERRY.

The marriage Of Mr.. James Ralston and
Miss Jessie Sheets took place yesterday AZ
high noon, at the residence OF the brides
parents. MIR and Mrs NJ Sheets, &c The
Elms. I'm the presence Of about 10 guests
he ceremony was performed by the Kew
Simpson, OF Hamilton, o, brotner-ln-.aw
Of the groom, assisted by Kew. n. r..
Browrlee, Of the United PreS0y teIlGn
Church, aud Rev II. y Campbell, Of the
FIrst Presbyterian church, OF this city.
After receiving the congratulations OF their
friends. the happy couple and guests par-
COX of an elegant dinuCr. Mr.. and Mrs.
'alstou left on the 4 O'CLOCK Panhandle
lin for a short bridal trip,
The Belmont Brewing Company added
mother fine draft horse 70 their already
dne stables yesterday.
A warrant was sworn ont yesterday FOR
he arrest Of Mrs. Kate Ford who is cnarg-
81 with striking Maggie DOrsch with
Brick
Dr.J NJ BIackford and s. F. Dean have
Exchanged Offices M the Opera House
5lock.
Mr.. Dean McHenry has returned from .
Wo weeks visit among friends ~ MInso'
am now able TO furnish any kind Of the
cry best stone 10 contractors az the lowest
uices. Charles SCacrlghL
Broadway TO lEtnaylIe has recently
ZEN repaired, as well as Lincoln avenue IN
tnaville. making q good driveway 10
ceiling bv way of the new steel bridges,
most direct and quickest route. NC
lys, easy grades, no railroad crossings,
road speed allowed on the bridges.
he Women's Home Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church Will meet ii
1cture room this evening az sever
K, a half hour before prayer meeting
A large attendance is desired.
aud Mrs. ". Il. Wood arc in Terre
Ind, where their son Ray gradu-
lm the Rose Polytechnic Institute
sction Of the Hon. W. NJ. Tupton
tv, IS a 7mber OF the Democratic
't NIT very
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nIefal Market.

New YORK, June 15.-Pig iron. quiet
S14 25alG p. Copper, quiet; Lake, Ell 70
all So. Lead, dull; domestic g. O5a4 TO-
Tin, strong; straits SO 0ja22 Is.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Money 1 11ea2 per cent-Governments'
Dull and Steady-Stoeks, bull Flour
steady Wheat, aigher.

Money 1 1rea2 per cent-Governments
Dull and Steady-Stocks, Dull Flour,
Steady--Wheat, aigher.
NEW You June l5.-Money on call easy
at ]Sa3 per jent; last loan II per cent
closed oG'eteil at - per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 22fa5 per cent Sterling TX
change, quiet n 4S5l4a4SSIS.
GovERNNrExrS-Dul and steady.
FOurs Registered. ................... 1l6ls
Z sS'ur-and-a-half Registered. .........l 100
Pacific Skies OF 'q5. ..................l 100
SrATEs--Dull and steady.
RAILRoA DS-Somewhat more active, but
displayed az unsettled temper.
SrocKs-The stock market to-day still
displayed {. moderate volume Of business,
but the upward movement was checked
and a partial reaction occurred, though the
losses a few cases were OF special import
auce. Thefe were early circulated rumOrs
10 the effect that E. 600 coo ia gold would De
taken for export on SATURDAY, and for once
the predictions did not Over-State the
amount while the prospects are that
further amounts Will go forward
| THIS " one of the most
/ powerful influences in restrict
( iug the / .lg. but the bears were more
/ aggCeSsi e than for the last two days and,
/ with couSderable selling by London and
realizatlt as Of prOdts by the local bulls,
more ent Engagement was given them than
I they hay had Of late. The buying In the
/ Granger WAS still marked, but outside Of
I ST. Pau and Burlington, there was little
/ activity snzendered, though Chicago Gas
/ and Roc, Island were not dull. The Coal
ers weri comparatively neglected. Sales
! SlS,lSS Siares. Quotations closed bid;
/ AdaUd Express, l46; American Ex-
press, Us: Canada Pacific, so: Central
I Pacific, %: Chesapeake and Ohio, 2S9S;
10 first preferred. 6l1s' Ncnnd pre-
] ferre 4; Chicago am
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-16

PExxsTIvlsI1 sralfos. BEiDc
s0rrsrExT srETEz- Pa HssDLE
sDsily. tExsspt
FROr HHEELrxG 70 LEAFE
Beils5arg sad St@pbenviiis - "a
gciJOEa q and Pit.stgrg ....'je ~
Indianapolis and -. L0ais. I'D
8 nrlJss ard Cine rntff 80
Weiisbyrz aad ~ sDvrTiDe -
gcD0nsil End Pittsbsrz ...-fts
Pit assiShia ssd sc~1ofk ~
Stsubssyille aud PittsbufE IL
70 umsUs md chicago tn
Phllsdsiyhle ara SsH YORK "a
Balflnio:s Esd WesAil ztoo -
s,eubenvilis AZ TPltfsb1fg -
ts4b@EFilie and DenEisoo .
indianapolis Aoi S. Louis. -
Dayton sai Cinciana,i ......ty
sssubenyii! sad cylum bEs
1AVTaEEsr SYsrK1-fLEyE'*
=. sysrsat
kAfss KCz DaE.T kxcrPg
eGn BEfD9Er0fT 70
H. Wayne ard f<hicser
f1ntou sn1 49,
AIIiznct 81
fsfe1ker~5
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Qrnpusnls.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


BgSwooD, May 3lst 1892.
Bids Will be received at tue Mayors office
Of the City OF Benwood for the Furnishing.
Breaking and Spreading OF = strings Of best
quality OF Lime stone from South Line TO Rail
roai crossing on Nlnth street said stone 10 be
broken so Us TO 90 through 2i4 inch rink.
Said bids must all be IN by the 2lst Of June,
lsg2
The Committee has reserved the right 10 re-
ject any or All bids. JOHN bLAhE'
iul Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-16
Railrunbs.
RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON and after Monday, April g. Passenger
Trains will run rs follows; ~Daily. tDaily
Except SUNDAY Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-16

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
I'D ROAD. DrPARroRE ARuvhi or TRANS
>FUSS ~ Wheeling Eastrfn
<GS&il'TsA time Schedule Ia effect
~ I'm May -, is9s
~ ~ ls,sttt1tA MAIN LINE EAST
80, 4 Z, 1.sft34a For baltimore PhilAdel-
E,s1 tfg,slSR VI phla aud Sew YORK 1913
w. - VI IN nd >. 10 A. M. SEQ ,. ~.
", - ~, {. =. ss9ltV daily
S,,,tys;l'lli''''',llsssysE Cumberland Accommo-
WI ..3yssY dauon. 200 a. IN. daily ~
~<yISit< c~pt sunday
MouD.-,IlIr Accommodation. 4.0l b;to apd
ll:fJa M aud C:l0 AMI Iv:i5 y. IN. except IN
day. and 300 p. M Gaily'
AnRYE.
From Sew York Philadelphia BAitimofs'
\ ~ and 1000 a m. end II - ,. NJ. 6hiif
,nmbcrlgnd Accommodation. 20 y m., sf'
ccpt sunday. ~.
Mouadsville ommodtiion, go. ana ~
m. and so aud f;0p. NJ efceps ovn9A}
and 1913 y. m. DALI.
TRAESoBfo DIVISION
Tor Cbicago. 5;3J and ic:i5 .. m. ig;Dp
daily and 3:i5 o. N. dsi'i e1ceF' uOdsy,
Cincinnati Express, 1884 and ivi 3 q. M
20 Col5mbas Accommodated. s.Sp. me-
So salrsyille Accommodation. 1900
and 800 p. IN, except sunday.
AEtlftr
Chicago Express. i:i5 and $40 - m.
frd l2.U5 p. M. except SsSday, and go
daily
Cincinnati Express. COS a. m. aud 81.
columbus Accommodation. 1876 ,.
except sunday.
81. CIairsyiiie ACCOMMODATION, 1895,
1858 p. %. except sunday.
W. r. q y. DIVISION
For Piiisburg 6:l0 aud ~ a H..
m. daily. and .3Jp ~ daily except
For Fitfshufx and she East . % il
Washington Accom- notation 5.o
cept SUNDAY
InKfYE
Prom PlttsbDrz. 10: . m. daii
sIcsDt sunday. 90 and lg.Dp.t
Washington Accommodation,
except sunday
General Passenger Agef
is LANE. wbssliDG
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WHEELING AND ELM CIR

w RAILROAD. on aud after
day June I. 1872 trains will run 8
CITY Time:
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fDGlly except sunday.
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grow
1893 a. m. and Wheeling NJ 1917 p 10
II. Z. WEissERBHR.
Gen. Manager
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5lalrroaeD,
RAILWAY TIME

Arrival and departure cf trainst
May -, 1877. EXPLANATION cF
MARKS: 'Duily; tSanday excep,
day excepted; SATURDAY. -xcepted
only; . 'atnrjay only. Rastern stab
which IS one hour vasl'er than Cent
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as that of last weeks receipts. Trade is
moderately active at decline OF 1sa4c as
COMPARED with last weeks values. we
quote the range at 6ssEa6s!c net; with a few
extra Westerns at &c per pound net
Nearby hogs sell at 65sa61fc, with most
sales at SIC The receipts OF hogs THIS
rraalr numbered 10 Oj6 head
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SnKffE.
From PltsbDrz, 10: % m. daii
sIcsDt sunday. go and 1870 y.
Washington Accommodated,
ercept sunday -
General Passenger ASef
is. LANE. Wbesling.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-11
IN GEN ERAL

II would hardly be thought Iceland could
make an important contribution 20 the
world fOol supply, vet such is the fac,
Large numbers of live sheep are shipped
from the island to England Two vessels
recently arrived al Liverpool. one with 4-7777
sheep on DOarl and the other with 1000
This trade mas been going Oh Tor several
years. The animals are tat ana III excel
lent condition.
Red clover grows IN New Zealand with
great iuXurIance. but until recently il wa
necessary 10 Imp0r, all seed from England
Darwin showed that the plants can bee fer
tinzed and made 70 produce seed only
through the agency OF humble bees. and,
as these creatures We're unknown IN New
Zealand attempts were made 10 introduce
them. and they were finally, about ten
wears ago. carried the entire Journey alive.
while IN a torpid state. M freezing cham
bers Since then they nave multiplied.
and the red clover bears seed.
on the northwest coast OF Australia the
maps SHOW an island some la miles iour
nv one mile wide which mas long been
known as Expedition Island /, will be
known no more ont OF history. 4 Ger-
man vessel sailing boy there recently Te-
ports that the island has disappeared and
that there is an aveIage depth 0i - feet
where il was. All around u the water is
several hundred feet deep. No one knows
when the island vanished from view. and
the only explanation OF the phenomenon
Is that Tor some cause or other there ha.
been a depression of the earth crust in
those waters. The disappearance mus
nave been comparatively gradual. Tor III q
sudden Cataciysm had occurred, like that
which blew the great port of krakatoa
into the air and scattered the fragments
4 over the sea bed. great waves would nave
4 carried TO TAR distant shores the news tha'
something unusual had occurred; Tor EX
3 pedition Island had some importance ID
: thai region OF tiny ocean specks, being
much larger than any OF lis neighbors.
Mrs Elizabeth Preston Brown Davis
who computes the ephemeEis OF the SUI
Tor "The Nautical Almanac" is q woman
less than thirty years old. ana remarkable
mathematician. She was a school teacher
in Washington before her marriage. bu
having shown an apIness Tor ngures. anl
having been mentioned 70 Professor New
combe OF the Nautical Almanac office. b,
employed her 10 read some proofs ant
verify a Few calculations. She soon ate
competed for $1,000 place as a compute
in his office and beat a dozen male rivals
cOnspicuOusiy Meantime she kept up he
course OF study in the Columbian univer
sty, where she graduated in 1856. SHORTY
before this she startled her instructor
and other astronomers by discovering an,
correcting AN error IN one OF La Place
tables that had Tor years resulted IN incou
sistencIes puzzhng TO astronomers through
Out the world. She also invented ana COPY
rGhred the WashiuCton-trreenw ich tahl
now used hv the government, which Is sail
% greatly facilitate the work of the com
UurpT~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-11
IN THE LOCAL FIELD
BELLOWS FALLS
.nrro,, ESCAPE trom a serious Fir,.

Narrow Escape from serious Firc.
SATURDAY ,noruino about O'Clock fire
x.a. discovered i'm ti,e basement of the gro
cor, stora M Wvmau A. Hodge. by Con
ductor % Young. when ON his way
bona from bis train. He AT once gave the
alarm and although the department was
nuicl-iv ON hand If seemed for q few min
ptas a. tbourh "a serious ure would take
,lorr Tbi. basement !, under tine centre
of fbe tbree-storv brick block known as
Unior, block. owned bv Mrs II. +. king
attached to the north end of Towns Hotel.
beinr almost ina tine centre of the most vail
uable businas, portion of the village. Dc
evidently originated near the kerosene
storage. and quite "a number oft barrels were
on fire. before THE department. arrived
ft.,,... .r,,l,. ,--.s -,1r-ftr. ont of aII parf-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-11
WESTMINSTER WEST

Miss Nellie Cutting is spending a week
or two IN Green River
Everett Goodhue is improving rapidly
but mas not vet been out OF the house.
Antony Schwenk came home last FRIDAY
from school in BrattieDoro quite Ill, with
marked symptoms OF fever. but il proved
TO be nothing serious As he was able 10 re-
turn TUESDAY
The blacksmith shop which mas been
closed Tor year. is opened again by MI
Boyle. recently of Westmoreland. He eN-
poets TO occupy the house which was owned
b, the late L. C. could. Let us give the
newcomer a good run Of business
Mrs Charles Hall mas been very III Tor
long time For Two weeks or more 1t
has been believed thar She could survive
only few days at the most At present
she has rallied somewhat. and there is q
little more nope ior her Mrs Day, her
mother. mas been there Tor number of
weeks
Letters from the matrou OF the Cottage
hospital in BaIdwinsviIle Mass, where
Hannah Hastings j., speak iavorably OF
her Improvement there, She has fewer at
lacks OF epilepsy. and is IN a condition "a
attend the school OF the institution. il IS
( reported that she is making some progress
/ in her studies Those who contributed for
j her support there viii be Interested IL thi.
favorable report. Judge Read has intro
duced a bill IN the legislature. the ODlect OF
which is 10 make such change IN the law
as will allow inmates of this institution I,
/ be supported from the state fund which
cannot be done as the law now stands
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-11

The result OF the election Tuesday. To-
cally. did not vary largely from that OF the
September election. The voters turned out
fairly well and considerable interest was
manifested in the general result through
on the day Our vote stood 80 Tor Har-
rison and 2S- for Cleveland Thirteen
ballots were found 10 he detective and We're
thrown out Among the voters were two,
Cant Walter Taylor and jeremiah Leech.
who voted Tor the grandfather of the Pre-
ideut in 1856. again in lS40. and have nov
recorded their vote a fourth time Ioi thr
Harrison family In the evening until
about 10 o'clock. an audience OF about 300
watched the coming returns as announced
from the stage at the opera house. Then
the attendance began 90 decrease, and the
house was closed al about III the morn
inc More interest was manifested by the
residents across the river in the state re-
suits and probably hardly an available
voter of North Walpole failed TO GET leave
of absence from the mills here al some
time during the day. long enough 10 20
down 10 Wapole and vote. Although the
past TWO months mas been very quiet in
political matters. no one can say that tht
deepest interest was not everywhere mani
fest here IN the results. although no demon
STATIONS OF any kind were made.