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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-11-04

IOt6l. ,l00 IZ,Jl6 1bOll
Prices for western beef cattle per 100 lbs,
live weight-Choice, $4.5O@5.50; second quail
ity, $46D4.25; third quality, $32593.75; poorest
Texans, Colorados. ETC., $1.506D35O.
Working oxen-Those offered on the market
were in fat condition and were sold for
slaughtering purposes.
Northern and eastern beef ,cattle-The sup
ply was nominal and the trade active. Prices
show no change from one week ago.
Veal calves-The receipts were 1877 head
larger than they were last week. The market
was lively, and a clearance was quickly ef-
fected with values showing no change.
Sheep and Lambs-The supply was large,
amounting to 2,9lS head, or against L, $50 last
week. Trade was brisk and values showed no
change from the current prices of one week
ago.
Mich cows and ,springerss--,The supply was
light and trade dull. Most of the COWS brought
in were sent to the barns for today's market,
Swine-The supply from the west went di-
rect to the slaughter houses. A good supply of
northern and eastern fat hogs were on the
market and sold at 7c pr lb. The trade was
active and clearance was effected
Western beef cattle-The receipts were 49S
head against 974 head of last week. There was
no change note from last week. The arrivals
were consigned to home and country slaugh-
terers and exporters.
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Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Particular atten-
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Vermont.

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iy attended to.
Bradford, VT.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK u TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
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Bradford, VT.
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The market on vegetables Is easy
Prices are somewhat in the buyers favor
The white and ruta baga turnips are be
coming one Of the principal winter vege-
tables In demand and the supply from
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-11-04
THE CATTLE MARKETS.
Doings at Brighton and Watertown fo=
the Week Ending Nov. 2.

WATERTowN, Mass, Nov. 2.-Amount of
live stock on the market:
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QUEER FIGURING
Charged Against the New York
and New England Road.

Big Accounts Charged for Construction
Bring About Suit for Restrinine
the Issuance of New Bonds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
street Enll,eax Pro.nccis.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. 49, The prospect
for the construction of the street railway IS
now better than ever before. although aneces-
sary delay has occurred. Mr.. James d. Cation
appeared before the City Council lustnight as
attorney for the Alexandria and Fairfax las-
senger Railroad Company and presenting
letter from presiden, leech explained that
the company designed % make itself
an Alexandra institution and % carry It's
road 10 the gates OF Mount Vernon. 10 had
already. he sand. made large purchases and IN
yestfuents IN tins neighborhoOd and intended
10 construct an electric railway IN Alexandria.
More time was needed and they asked that
the time Of commencement might be extend
ed ninety days. ani an ordinance granting tie
extension was unanimously adopted 10y both
boards
Alexandria Council Of the Royal Arcanum
bad u roynl time last night 40 the Odd-i el-
lows Hall. Oh Columbus street. 4 superb
banquet was spread and highly enjoyed by
members of the coupcil and invited guests
and the company did not separate until "a late
hour. The Royal Arcanum Is prosperous
here and numbers our best citizens among is
members.
Rose Miller the colored woman whose
children were burned last week and Who has
been under suspicion IN regard - the matter
came from Washington yesterday and was
submitted to an examination at the station
house last night Her statement did lot
crlminaie her, and SO far nO evidence ap-
pears inconsistent with her innocence 0f any
crime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

lar .@f q ID -nntnfE's Great
f..,ct," Vsr.l tirAIIi.ter. Is engaged ~ be-
married. 20 tho wealthy widow of Robert has-
f,n,.
,....l -,..t. cole 81, tl. cof.r..io
- iH-.' .. ' -,,. I..-,, l.,.tl rs .i,,... .'l..
~, i-, . io'. ia l'.r. fa0 feo. of flo.r
.i '.. +,
""'- "'' ,.r.. .......t.. .f.,
10 is pc aieI .i.a. ti.'' .' l'''' '.' ..f
,t.ni-i. ltiiltDii. -"If "'.- ,''' ''
eior l6at heI,Ge
,.,.. .......f l- r..
iAr y li'hF lNal s ,o .' -'...' 'l,
hl iM' N'- I'D ...il.' 'N pr. i''.-
hlmto t-l' u ''lf.,i ,D-~-o ID - '.'- i'i-.
even Win sHei powerful ''-"' sI'-''"
Ar1'd lady iu North Carolina Ia-t year. after
counting hcr chickens. estimated tlat tiey
vor'l Iar f.-lleer. during the gear a dai
record was kept and 20 tine end o- i-.. 'the
number wa- found 90 he l.5l3.
8 short time ago boy baby was born ~ sally
/ AXE Citg Who nadia b.rth-mqrA ot 'ooi .rs
botrh Immediately over Dos heart Ihe naro
was eHacfl lheo hule wound when b. .e.
brother OF tie chnds mother over yetf Oeio..
the chill Nai l0u. which Tine mo,Aer DAG
seen.
t....,.,, . o,.e. lif.-fr 'ent eruption in fIe
s,, oi,.,rvel h, astr5nomrr. ON tle f.fh d.. las-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

CLIFTON FoHGr. Va. Jan. 49, Special g.
There H. an unusual man here ia t.wn carry
i1g Oh revival meeting at the Baptist
church. tee began his meetings Sunday
night he has q very common name. and is
IL the opinion o.. many q very common man.
A Mr. Smith IS the gentleman referred TO-.
lie says Ee intends 10 conduct the most sue
ce~s1ul revival meeting ever carried ou in
Clifton Orgc. lie is very rough ln Lis eX-
pressOns and may he called sam Jones NO.
.. though lie lacks tie intelligence tlat.Air
Jones has. In one OF his sermons lie referred
to very prominent man OF the community as
being unfit FOR "a scare-crOW I'm hell. Smith
came here from Hinton. where Do is said be
accomplished much good. Great Indignation
prevails 40 some of the remarks lie makes use
of. and there is talk amongst some OF the
Baptist brethren OF turning the key on
him. lie was formerly u Lutheran bur now
does not clnm 90 lie member ~ any church
simply q worker Tor tie Lord, Us ho ex-
presses IT,
The ram came down almost in torrents
yesterday.
Mrs George X. Anderson and her three
little girls returned Monday night from
Louisa Courthouse. where they have been
visiting since about the 20tl utimO
Miss Fannie IiLs.ey. of Richmond. who
for some weeks has been the guest OF Miss
Matte Hughes. viii return some tlmo during
the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
ReviynIin NInrtinsvllle.

MARTINsynLr. Va. Jan. T. Special f.
The last week is one long 20 bo remembered
in the history Of this town. such tremendous
religious upueayal WIS never Witnessed here
efore. The Rev Mr. Fife commenced his
meeting here on the 3rd and closed ia-tuight
in Brown warehou @. He was ably seconded
by the ministers of the various caurche, with
the result of over 200 conversions. At the
concluding service last night 900 and lot
were subscribed for tho building Of u err
nacle at once. and a.out $1,000 was raised
and presented t. Mr. Fife of which lie gave
$3.50 for the building of the IA ernacle
"Bill' Harris. an old coiored man. dropped
dead Yesterday morning. i.l was affection
atcly known bv all cur people. and they gen
erouslv contributed handsome coffin and
had him buried as f. one of ur owl race.
Mr. John !. Read Is still dangerously ill 20
his home on Broad street an we say with
rrow there is but little hope for bis rccoy-
cry. Mr.. Read was one of the leading mer-
chants OF our town, ana. being unable u con-
tnue his business. made an assignment Tor
the benefit o. his creditors.
Hon. H. g.. Peters. our Senator, spent the
holidays with US, but lett few days since
for Hlchuond.
Trains ON the Roanoke and Southern
road. letweon ere and Aoanoke. will be pat
on by the first OF February next, and through
trains VIII be run from Charleston. ). c.. TO
tie North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
THE WORLDS FAIR BOARD
or NORTH CiROLiNA ~
The Grand Lodge OF Mnsons hIec''
for the Ensuing Year-lahro""
sion-Sorth State News

p,rrrcrr Y C.. Jan. l3-lSpecial-l-lh
No..b Carolina board Of managers OF the
Chicago Worlds Fair composed OF tho entire
state Board OF Agriculture and lis LAce''enoy
Governor Holt Colonel 7. i. heogh ana
Colonel 1. B. Andrews, met here to-day non
rlias Carr Of Edgecombe rendered bis res'g-
nation as president Of the board, ana Col
opel ". !. Green. Of Franklin, was
ounointed 20 succeed him. Mr. '. y.
Bruuer secretary Of the board was
annointed commissioner to have charge
Of the North Carolina exhibits Mt tie NoIld 5
Foir An executive committee was also ap-
pointed 20 supervise the disbursement "4
funds. and also a committee 70 coIec1 my
exhibit. A number az the Doifd eA,l $50
tho ouin.On to-day that the entire Molld
Fair faud for this State would amount 10 at
Inc annual meeting Of the Raleigh cotton
mills was held here TO-. az 10 when the cHsNo
old board of directors and OnccTs We
reelected. The PRESIDENT rep 70 showed
the enterprise o. lie IL ~ sperous anu
fiOurisElug condition. ,..-
Incident occurred on the Wilmington hh'i
Weldon railroad Inst night. A outh-bounq
passenger train coliided WITH tic north-boun'
freight NJ Battieboro and consldeia'le
damage was done 10 both trains. but ioT-
tuuately no one was hurt
he authorities OF Tie North CnroIna rail-
road and Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
road are negotiating ior the erection OF
handsome union depot at Goldsbor9.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons IN session
here to-day. elected the following Ulcers Tor
the ensuing year, A. Gudecr q AsheYllle'
grand master john ". Cotton oil Iargoro,
deputy grand master = 81 Moye Oh hoys--
tom senior Grand warden. R. d. Noble OF
Suithfeld. Junior grand warden. William
SIMPSON o. Raleigh grand treasurer; -. W.
Nm OF Ralol-n rrAnd seeretarg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

DAvyIfIH. W. Jan. 13. - Special In
Jacksonville. suburb on tho southern side
OF Danvlle. inhabited entirely by cOlOIei
people. there was domestic tragedy TINS
morning John H. Jrice, about twenty years
of age ana o carpenter br trade. fora TRIVIAL
cause raised O row with lis WIFE Elsie 1rce'
Ia tho rumpus he whipped out IS caii
bulldog pistol and shot his wife w tho lelt
arm The woman fed from the house scream
inc Us she ran, aud Irico fired two
more shots at her. neither o. winch
however. took effect The wife took
refuge in q ncichbOr's house and begged
for protection from her infuriated husband.
Tree threw his pistol away and started 10
make his escape. but crowd OF cOlOred peO-
pie which had assembled. al Of whom were
indignant at what they declared % be am un-
provoked attempt at murder, surrounded him
and took him to an officer who escorted him
TO Jail. The woman is suffering great deal,
but the physicians do notcOnsder tho wound.
which is IN the tieshy Tart OF her lett arm, as
being necessarily dangerous.
Mrs. Mary 4. Webb. lady nearly ninety
years old. died to-day from injuries received
December 10Th by fall down q flight OF
stairs. which accident was reported ot the
time in TINS correspondence. Mrs Webb for-
merly lived il Norfolk and was the daughter
of Archibald Rose. who wa, an officer OF the
Continental army during the Revolutionary
war. This is the last of a family of twenty
children. Her husband was the late John T..
Webb. who was once "a prominent citizen OF
Norfolk. lie was u brother OF Commodore
Webb and all uncle of John j. Purcell. o.
Richmond. The deceased was the mother OIL
Mr. William x. Webb and Mrs. ". T..
Gregory. of Norfolk. and Mrs. l.. W. Gains.
Of DanYlle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
4 London Fog.

A fog settled down on this city before sun.
down Yesterday which became heavier each
hour. until at o'clock tho atmo sph ere was ~,
dense that street gas lamps wero almo,,
shrouded and electrically lighted streets cara
passing nj % few yards distance had misty
phantom-llke appearance. They kept no a
continual changing Of their warning bells. and
but tor the strong headlights struggling
through the reeking air. wOnid have found !.
extremely hazardous IN getting through the
streets IN crowded localities Sounds Travelled
with wonderful cearne>s. and noise. Ike
the approach Of carriage OF a car
several blocks away were confusing by thoir
seeming close proximity. Even brilliantly.
lighted Broad street presented we.rl
blurred scene OF uncertain shapes. and 10 was
easily possible for persons not familiar win
localities 70 get temporarily lost The iog
bad dull grayish appearance. very different
from the usual James river variety. and
would be q fair competitor for the dense
vapOrs that visit tho city 0t London No
accidents were reported on account Of 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

WINsroN-SALHy. y. G.. Jan. special.
The citizens OF Pilot Mountain, Itile VII
lage on tie {. f. a. +. y. railroad. are greatly
stirred mp. a few nights ago band ot Le-
er0-s went % the dwelling house OF Mr.. .. y.
Jackson q prominent citizen. anu attempted
t. rob him. They broke down the doors and
door step, and then entered the house ana
made diligeut search hut were unsuccessful
in their attempt 10 find money. The next
day q party a negroes. supposed % no TIE
same gang. went into town and dehed the
authorities OF the place. Inc mayor APP
pointed strong armed police force t., look
after the negroes. Who were perhaps Kept
from attempting any violence through
fear Of being shot Inc police force arrested
all the negroes. who when searched we're
found Z be well armed. They were sent 20
jail 20 await tle next term ~ the Stokes
court
Notwithstanding the business portion of
Mount AIRY has been nearly destroyed by flo
its citizens IRE arranging % build again.
tllrtv-thoueaud-d0llar stock company is beng
organized low to erect a handsome hoiel
building. The site has already been pur-
chased. Tie business block VIII also Oe re-
placed Insurance men are now adjusting
the losses caused by tho biz conha-raron
lir. ~. S.. Wood. prominent tobacco
manufacturer OF Winston. has au Old family
relic which be prizes highly. 10 ls an vdd
Fellow regalia G lar anI apron worn by ms
wiie's grandfather. John j.. Wood. sixty or
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

Tho Alderman vino tried the case coul1 i .p.
no law covering the charge. put hheu 'N0
culpri;s ION general principles. ....l o. tho
Fortv-four pationts vero adinl,'e4 W
wards OF tho Piedmont ho~Pisn' 70 e. .bo
Dr. Barrnger holds a clinic c'ch "ee I'm, ~ oor
treatment Of diseases 81 '"e ~ -, 80
Three sueci4l clinics each week are H.i" ~
the bonett az the INDECENT SICK OK inc Guy
ard countv and tho weekly attendance y DC
tween eighty and ninety patents. ~.
l'ttle daughter oi Mr. ". j. Bragg OF the
Central Hotel while playing with hTe Ye'tel-
dav afternoon was painfully burned. ii'i
Wr 1bsrie, Findley has been appointed in
strnctor i'm the school OF Chemistry. 10 sue
coed Nr. Searcv who resigned. Inc class
rassed resolutions cry complimentary OF inc
retiring instructor.
The Texas Club hos resolved that as a
tribute 10 the memory OF the ConieleiA.o
dead buried near the University each mem
Der shall be assessed a.. the total tnus Ii.Se"
TO DO gwen to the Ladies' Confederate Memo
rial Association 20 assist IN erecting proper
memorial The club also resolved 10 request
Texas newspapers TO contribute 10 ine c"g9V'
Mr. j. a. Paxton. Of tho Kappa Siginaa "a
ternity. has been elected 20 succeed 0ir' ~;
A Breaux as edltOr-n-chiei OK CoIAS "Hu
Mr. Joseph Guthrie on D.. 1890 has. been
mado an assistant surgeon IN the Chi'eu
States navy. .,- too,
appointed city attorney by the Barlow " "a
City Council. ,rr.,.
Mrs Wheeler is very i'll at Professor Tut
tics. ,
MIR Il. G. Blackford. who was injured by q
blow on the head. has recovered sufficiently
10 be out. ..1
DR.. DIXON ~ D., 18}l) las been appointed
assistant dom0nstrater Of anat my 10 sue
coed DR.. 4. ". Greenway. who goes 10 no"
York.
Trinity IN the game with tho 'Natsiues III
Richmond, is taking the law course here ana
will return next session. Mr. Daniels. OF tho
same team. will be here next session.
Up TO date J0l students have matrcu4ateu
Of tho University of NlrgInla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
,~oot nr Uufham. the former

c.o,i,nd Neck. Or. Huffman 'ii0 VIM
~ ~, il oliite i'll at larboro. .o,,;sio, no.
pastor ,,,rninr about 2 o. clock colI'Sion ~
lh'5 botwean passenger ua'h ~;
curieut freight at liattloDOro' on w a,'.,I
through III Weldon road. Inc throu-n
nm had broken apart ana ne iVal o1'n,,t
INTO the front section, preaA1rs @ront
s-,-teen couplings OF the lytllio'. Lefore IL
lou. ,,s taken 10 Battleboro, anu oelolo -
poruyna III leave tho main track the phssou-
cor'' tin. which leaves mere .oi To-
81, ~ # Z. NJ. crashed mo ~ and
sovn..L. cors were thrown from the liuon az
IT, to niece, and several others "HliI"- L.
ma engine OF tine passenger 'ra'n " ioe,
dama0ed considerably. 10 ives W. The
onJno one was hurt. In conse, -sLo',IJ
..'.-~.b hound passenger train. WHICH .
have reached here this mofn'H- ~ o''V'
nearly Eve hours late. -, D-,~soll,
U'lro,n6tou and Charleston railroad - Og'H.
-,,i,, prosecuted and will bee finished IL
=. enacted. lv the lst OF March lhree
corus OF surveyors are now III mo III M If
WORK on diiernt sections. bN tu' p~,;o
40. week the corps now operating lh bot ~
a,,,r.v will BEGIN work from Cnar4oS0oH
n2 Tbe trial of T. c. Martin for tho murder o.
n - Nanuinr i'm Fit county has DeoH 'o'
for Thursday in tho superior court nv ~ -
Vile 4 venire OF $50 men iis "o3l t;,,,.+,-
,n1neI from which 10 select Jury Hoi'0'''i
Wooiard represents the state. g 4bo
NE regular quarterly. meeting on 'No
Comfy Alliance VIII Dc held ~ 1aN-"A '0'
ni3 Weldon Lodge No.1.LO. o. f.. last night
elected for the ensuing term the following
o S'f d. 4. Pope. noble grand D.. Is.
Campbell. vcesrand 4. ". lnge. recording
and financial secretary: W. II. Brown lt,I ehs-
urer. T. IL. Harrell, warden: D. J.. udAlns'
chaplain. ., -,
town this morning says. Nof.h C.I y.ln" W.
be creditabIv represented at the Chicago TX
pos.tIon. Tho Board OF Agriculture of which
he IS Am Influential member has taken the
matter in hand and viii make an appropr'aa--
ton for the purpose Fnal action VIII ne
taken by the board al. a special meeting TO-
narrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

WIDos. y. c. January I3.-'Special. A
very pretty wedding occurred ut tho Baptist
church on Tuesday a. lI.]J O'Clock. the ceTe-
mony being performed by the Rev ". is
Morton. late pastor. The bride and groom
Were Mis-, Blanche Allen and Mr. e.. p. Roll
well. both o this place. After the ceremony
tile bridal party left tie church IN reverse OIL
pmr preceding Mr. Joha RodweA.
best man and brother of the
groom. aud Miss ka;e Allen, maid of
honor ami sister ~ tie bride. Miss Lille
Daniel and IS. g. k.diick Miss Lula Allen
apd John A. Johnston Miss Mamie lemng
and 8. ). Allen. Niss Eliza Purnel and r. g.
Chea-ham Miss Mamie Snead and Henry
Allen. Mss Lille Taylor and Ernest Hay
ward. After the ceremony the bride and
groom lett on tho Raleigh and CASTOR train
fOr "a week visit 10 the home " the grOOm's
father IN Warren county. Tho church was
beautifully decorated and q largo cOngrega-
ton witnessed tie happy event
Or. B. Il. Manning O. native of tits county.
but now q prosperous dentist OF Fargo.
OAK. Is il town on visit % friends and rea-
tiyes. II has been twenty years since he was
here.
AIr. p. b. picot. Of Winston, died few
days ago or grip and pneumonia. after a short
illness. lie WAS we'll known IN this cOmmu-
nifty. where re once lived. lie vas Il lawyer
by profession.
Ii is reported that the deuositors in tho
suspended Clinton bank will he paid IN full.
This report Is made after an examination into
the affairs OF the bank
DR.. John OBrien, OF Halifax. was very
seriously but not dangerously hurt by fall
from buggy few days ago
The Rev. X. L. Vann, Of Edenton. has
taken pastoral charge OF the Baptist church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

LEBANON. Vs.. Jan. lis Special. l-Relia-
bic information has jus. reached here tlaJ
ono Jobn Proedinq. of Dumps Creek iu this
county. was shot mad instantly killed. the bah
passing through bis head near tho tenn le.
NV informant could MT tell wAl dii the
shooting. though 10 was said that some four
OF hyo persons were engaged Do tho melee.
Breeding WAS % man o. about thirty-lve years
of age and leaves u VIE ana several Small emile
dren.
our county court has just closed It's Janu-
arv term, our now Judge, ~. 4. AYERS, pre-
siding. lie is at home ID the bench. having
seryel as Judge az D.cAeuson and uchalan
counties some years ago. The e.e lon o.
JUDGE Ayers was received with general salts
faction Is the Democracy %. t..o county ne
bciur the present chairman OF the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

At cal led meeting % tho vosfry % tho Nom.
mental church. liclm0nl. held ~ the rerfory
January H. iY-. 10 was ordered that thc f0U.e-
lng minute ho place upon i'sreeIster:
ms tesirf records with sincere SORROW ,he
death OF one of rs h0norsd mem.crs.
DIR. CHARLES IOlISNODD MILLS f.nr
Of his residence ln this city on January f0fl -
1870 A. 81. in Che eign .ieth year OF his ago.
Others Will sleok of bis rare intellectual g.ffs
and hls attamments ln tao profession of nis
choice.
We wish 70 express orr esteem Tor him a. a
Christian gentleman Gn faithful member NJ
this body. and 90 bear witness to his fidelity and
ms earnest interest IN tlc Ue.i9r. OF orr church
Intelligent Gey0lt and conscientious. Doc ha.
finished his course 'm faith and has sn.
torod. we doubt not. into "ihe rest thar 'r.-
msineth for the people oi Cod
10 a further ordered fhaf COPY - tbs
minute be- sent to the family of the docta,el
and be published in the Southern Churclmaa
and other city papers. -
j. T. NEWTON
hector
Ar lARBRO GH