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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-09
STATE OFvERM0NT tAta Probate Court held al
District OF Hartford.SS Woodstock. wlthInand for

STATE OF VERMONT tAt Probate Court held al
District OF Hartford.SS Woodstock. withinand for
said district on the 2sth day OF Oct. A. ID. 1888.
Present. Hon. Thos. O. Seayer. judge.
Whereas Hattie A. French. administrator Of the
estate Of Robert G. French, late of Bethel
naid district deceased ntestate proposes rendering
account of his administration and presenting his
accOunt against said estate for allowance at
session OF said Court TO be held at the Probate Once
In Woodstock in said District, on the 18th day of
Nov. A. D.. 1875. And Whereas. said Court has as
signed said time and place foi settlement of said
count and for decree OF the residue of said estate
the heirs of said deceased and ordered
that public notice thereof be given TO all persons in
teresied in said estate by publishing copy of the
record OF this order three weeks successfully
10 the day assigned aforesaid. in the Be bel
Courier. newspaper published al Bethel in
the county Of Windsor In the State Of VT.
Therefore, All persons concerned in said estate
notified TO appear at the Probate Office in Wood
stock in said District the day assigned afore
said then aRd there TO contest fle allowance Of said
account II they cause. and to establish their rights
heirs, legatees and lawful claimants Of said resi-
due.
A true record, Attest n. J. sEAvER, Register.
A true copy of record,
lO4s Attest. \. }. sEAvER. REGISTER.
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egEz 10 en-
Ilz4565z1dnNgu

Receives tll1 unqualified endorsement Of orr most
prominent bus aess men. Business, Shorthand and
Common Errish courses. Open to both sexes.
Re-opers Sept ii. Circular free.
e q EVANS Prfu
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-09

STATE OF VERMONT fAt Probate court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS at Randolph IN said
Obstruction the 23dday Of Oct Il. 1893 Frank p LAM
son admr. with will annexed of the estate
Marshall Green ate Of Brookfeld Ia said Dist de-
ceased. presents his admr. for examination
and allowance. aud makes application for
decree distribution and partition Of the estate of
said deceased. Whereupon IL is ordered by
said Court that said application be referred to ses-
sion thereof.held at the Probate ONCE in said
Randolph the I4th iay OF Nov. A. ID. 1888. for
nearing and decision thereon. And
Il is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF said APP
pcation and order thereon three weeks successfully
70 the Herald and News. newspaper published at
Randolph and which circulzfes in the neignborhood
Of those interested before said time Of hearing that
they may appezr at said time and place, and show
II any they may have why said account should
not he allowed. and such decree made.
By the CourL-Attest.
iogT WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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CALF SKINS

BEEF HIDES, SHEEP PELTS, &c,
for us. ash Furnished on satisfactory
guaranty. ADDRESS, C. S. PAGE, Hyde
Park, Vermont, q. s.
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MERCHANTS, BUTCHERSrn.a.zsaiSs;sssijaIs

We want a GOOD MAN in your locality to
pick up
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ordered by said Court that said application come
under and be heard on the 10th day of
NOVA. ID. 1888. Hat the Probate Office in Ram
dolph and Il Is further ordered that all persons in
terested be notified hereof by publication of notice
Of this application aud order thereon three weeks
successfully in the HERALD and NFWs printed at
Randolph before said time of hearing. that they may
appear az said time and place. and II they cause
object thereto By the Courf.-AtteSt Judge
LOAF WILLIAM II. NICHOLS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
Produce and Merchandise.

New York, April 14.-Market dull,
about steady; low grades scarce, firm.
Winter wheat low grades, 2.1O@2 So;
patents. 3.s5G4.25; Minnesota clear,
.2o@3 80; patents, 4.25@475. South.
ern flour dull, steady; common to fair
extra. 2.10@3.10; good to choice extra,
3.15@325. Wheat spot quiet, strong;
No. 9 red, store and elevator n a ORTIZ,
afoat 7Sh@7s%; options irregular,
closed dull at Is advance to Is decline;
April, II; May, 7716; June, 1871; July,
1873. Corn dull, easier; No. 3, 81 eleva-
tor, SO afoat; steamer mixed, 40}6; No
white, 5S; options dull, closing 8 steady;
April, 1917; May, 47ss; June, AK.
Oats fairly active, easy; options dull,
irregular; April, 3419: May, 349s; June,
3375; spot No. 2, 81; No. white, 40;
mixed Western, a7@3s56; white do.
39@47. Wool dull. firm; domestic
fleece, 97@aa; pulled, 26@37. Beef
dull. easy; family, 11.oo@l2.O 90; extra
me IS, 7.50Ms. so; beef hams week, quiet,
at $50; tierced beef dull, steady; city
extra India mess, II 00@17 so; cut
meats frmer; better demand, picked
bellies, 10; shoulders, o: hams, 12H@l3;
middles firm, dull. clear, 1917. Lard
quiet, stronger; Western steam closed
at TO- 40 asked; city 900; option sales,
none; refined firm, quiet; continent,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

a BRooKLYN editor says that Brook
lyn is the greatest gum chewing city in
the world
a TOAST given at Il meeting of wom-
ans club in Springfield, Mo-, was Tile
Men We Left Behind U.s."
CALIFORNIA BOASTS Of having shipped
no less than 25,326 car loads of fruit
outside the state during the past year.
PRopRIEToRs of the Pawtucllet Or. ~
mills report that orders are so plcnti-
full that they can't get out crinoline
fast enough.
TIE daily supply of milk for the New
York market amounts to about Il, 900
cans of milk, ITO cans of condensed
milk and 400 cans OF cream.
IL the town of Flint, Mich, man
and his wife are candidates for school
trustees on opposing tickets, the man
republican and the wife democrat.
TOBACCO received It's name of nicotia-
M in honor of lean Moot, envoy from
the court of France to Portugal, who
sent some seed to Catherine dc Mcdicis.
A pAIE of young bisons have been
placed by an English nobleman on his
game preserves and several similar
orders have been placed with American
dealers
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

RUMrLED EGGs.-Bcat six eggs with
tcaspoonful of melted butter and q
tablespoonful of sweet milk, put in 4
saucepan, set over the fire, and stir un-
Til thick; season with salt and pepper
Pour on buttered toast, and serve
Harpcr's Bazaar
FRIED HoMINy.-IIavc q frying-pan
with hot butter in it, and put in as
much hominy as required for the meal
Pour over it Il very little water or mill,
to keep it from burning on. Salt to
suit the taste. Do not stir it while
cooking, but leave the kernels whole
Boston Budget.
BOILED RICE.-Looll over and wash
one pint of rice, add three pints of
water and one teaspoonful of salt, boil
over quick fire for ten minutes, stir
ring it often, then pour off nearly all
the water, cover closely, set on the
back part of the stove and let steam
fifteen minutcs.--N. Y. Observer.
GRAHAM APPLE PIE. One cup sour
milk, half teaspoon soda, one cup of
Graham flour, batter should be soft
enough to level itself; fill deep pie
platter third full; peel, quarter and
core tart apples and place as many in
the batter as it will hold; over the top
sprinkle sugar and bake until brown
Detroit Free Press.
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

Sepiemser u, 1923, and being required no TO 81,
~ 'ac nen,Shciaries In said deed, sba Offer for
US az puoc auction on the premises in thc civ
THEs sSTa s baY OF yfrgi9ie 1I wE6NEsDA
S ECLQSCh NJ. to the highes. bidder the proncriT
ceecri bed In the said deed as follows: -
y, pir az q point OF the northeast como
street fG no ana Border streets thence with Pine
Sosl minutes east three hundred ana tifty-siso
Gu sIA.Wh.hs (s526) feet to nc line OF the prop
cry owned by the Belmont Land Co,nnanr
i ,1unVo Win the said Belmort Land Companys
siXty-ionr and nine-tonths CeI9 FEET IN ~ .,s
aley, thence With said alley south serrntvth -.
~, SSvsscts niIyeisht (5s) minutes wesl three.
n fen. ,o ara nineteen and six-tenths tG96S
afteer DO degrees fftcen-ninc 80, minntcs ~
Une hundfed and seventy Q.0) feet to the berlin
4AS, containing ttty-sevcn thousand ono hnndsett
.hd tnlrty-scven (51,f3.l square feet more mr.
S1ecloh seven q on. plan OF Roanoke Land and
improvement Company, August 1890 with I'M
provemcIts thereon. ' 800 -A
:. tegms OF sale Gas elected ard determine, hy
tv ~ noaroke Land md Improvement Company
~ Fllutc OF tic said deed OK ,rustl as folioyta.
~. c3=n as 10 so much OF the proceeds "a msv
ne recessary to dctray The oxpenses of eTcrn,jasr,
thls lrusS, including trustees Commission ~
ne pc. cent, ana to pay or AID discharge ttre,
44,,hoUnt OF principal and interest row dne he
hoanoSc Land and Improvement Comnnny no
. ssiisiuoefoEc set forth. and as 10 the spI3 oT
y. 800 with interest thereon from Scotemhrr
llth cay OF September, 1893. ard The rcsiSnc ~
airy, snall DC made payable in two equal annnel
instruments from date OF sale, with interest from
Gaze oil sale. al deferred payments TO be p-oncriy
s-SArca ny deed or trust rpon the property SO d
~, JOSEPH /. DORIAN. trustee
III ne property above has been gold BIZ the
grantors above and the PAYNE Is assume, ~
$500 'Vh-ees $50 ID
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.

THE March st. Andrews Cross says:
"Witliin six months thousand new
members have been admitted to the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew"
THE Young Women's Christian asso-
citation of Westbournc Park, England,
conducts classes ut a homo for young
women in dress cutting and making
TIE next British convention of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will be held at Bradford, Eng
land, next June. 1t is expected that Dr.
Clark will be present.
TIE membership of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association of New York
city is S27, of whom 277 arc active. The
association is in debt and an appeal for
5000 has been issued to enable it to
meet the deficiency of last year and
continue its bcncficcnt work on the
broad lines now laid out.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
FARMING IN FOREIGN LANDS.

SHIPMENTS of sheep from Russia to
France arc being largely increased.
IL East Prussia larger area of land
than usual is being cultivated to sugar
beets, owing to the low price of grain.
THE area sown to cotton in India for
the coming crop is 100000 acres less
than year ago, the principal shortage
being in late cotton.
IRELAND is improving the manufac-
turc of its dairy products to such an cx-
tent that it is largely superseding Den
mark in supplying the English market.
-American Agriculturist.
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CURRENT NOTES.

BEAUTIFUL spring swells the buds
and the heads of spring pocts.-N. o.
Picayune.
WHEN penurious young man mar
ries an heiress it is not improper to al
lude to the event as a tin" wedding
Rochester Post.
ONLY q hcartless man can watch a
households moving-to say nothing OF
participating therein-and be unmoved
himself.-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
FAIR VIsIToE-"How can YOU tell an
optimist from pessimist?" The Art
ist-"Thc one says that's good and the
other that's not bad Life.
hzisEEz ggssssszaysEsz y razs
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teries. Glad they can't say I used one.
like they do OF jim Flanders;" here he
cast y sidclong glance at Robert, land
Rob"
Yes"
Here's the two tens 1 found in
my pocket after my throw, and the
other l oughter have given you, as 1
promised, the evening you rugged up
the spurs. Don't say nothing, there's
nothing to be said. I'd be proud to
sec you with that watch Harper was
a-tciling me You wanted, SO don't say
nothing" and he laid the gold pieces
near Robert.
Before the surprised Robert could re-
ply johnson was gone.-M. c. Hyde,
in Philadelphia Press.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
PEOPLE.


Mrs. AsToR is said to never pay less
than twenty-five dollars for pair Of
shoes.
Mrs. PARAN STEVENS, the New York
society woman, receives about one
thousand cards to receptions during the
year.
Mrs. JOHN BIDDuLpn MARTIN Qor-
merly Mrs. Victoria Woodbury., who, it
may be remembered, was unsuccessful
in her canvass for the presidency of
this country last fall, is lccturing in
London upon woman's rights.
THE vcrbosity Of Mr.. Gladstone is
proverbial, but it has never been moro
markedly put in evidence than when,
wanting to answer Il qucrist with n
negative. he used these words: 81 must
reply with that brief and simple mon
osyllablc: Mo-
ACCORDING to DR.. Edward Everett
Hale the late Dir. Andrew Peabody,
while looking over some papers one day,
discovered That he was forty thousand
dollars richer than he had been the
year before. Thcrcupon he wrote 10
the assessors of Cambridge and directed
them to increase his tax bill.
Mrs. MARIA FARLEY-RivEs, who died
at Charlottesville, Va, belonged to the
Washington family on the maternal
side. Her mother was Maria Ball Car
ter, who was the daughter of Betsy
Lewis, who was the daughter of Betsy
Washington. George Washington's only
sister
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
pY VIRTUE OF 4 nEEn 81, rnl1sa,nAnrr,

Hf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the 2lst day OF March, 1891 and OF REGARD II,
ne clcr Office of the corporation court for tbe
CITY OF hoanokc. Va, in deed book 81 rnec pT
cNecu;ca ny +. V. Bumgardner TO the under
slSNeu trustee 10 secure 10 Thomas W. Miller tbs.
payment az tho sum OF Si,90) in two equal annual
hslaimehts. with interest from date rs cvId eDcef
Sy Two certain intcrest-bcar! : negotiable notes
ncarinE even date with s0id deed, each in Tic
sum OF $93t. made 10y the said p Y B;i,nc.T6ner
payable IN the said Thomas " Miller or orIisr
~ oEc anu TWO years respectively after date AZ
me commercial National Bank u Roanoke Va
.;H' ueianlt having occurred IN the pavment NJ
ne ,Ast cue oil said notes, aud IT The ieopcst OF
TIC holder thereof. will. ON SAftIKDAV MIS-
18TH DAY OF MAY. lsaS AT IL O'j;Iot;E n ~
IN t!ont of the courthouse, in the CITY OF Ros,,'
oSo Va, proceed to sell NJ public auction In ,hr,
Enest nidccr, ell those certain lois OF PARCELS or
ianc n the city OF Roanoke, State of 'Nirpipin
anu rounded and described as follows, to VIII:
Beginning 1T the soTtheast corner o! Orspce
evenue ana thirteenth street, thence with Ora 1,-c
avenue south 10 degrees 01 minutes 20 seconds
cast sJ2 tect 10 point, thence south 10 .cccrces
% minutes 40 seconds west 2i0 zee. 10 nm allcv
thence with said alley north Ij degrees OI nn,,ie
2istconte west 2o2 feet 10 vhirtcenth street.
thence with Thirteenth street north 13 degree, ~
minutes 10 seconds east 2lD feet 10 tho ojnC,, oY
negnning, and designated on the Melrcse land
Co:EpaGy may OF the Nel.ose nd6itio to The
ton 80. y ~ y " 60
TERMS: Cash as 10 enough TO paw tho cost or
eN. cutnE lhs trust and 10 pay the said past due
iotc OF sou, and interest and cs 10 the res itiue
II any there be- the same shall be payable i'm one
and TWO years from duc OF sale in equal lustaI-
ments with interest from date Of eslc and seer red
"5 uecG OF trust ROY B. SMITH,
= ~ tuS Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
CLEVER DETECTIVE WORK
Detective Baldwin Quietly Lands Paw
Check Crook in Princeton Jail.

After the last pay day at B.uefeld
q letter was abstr.cted from the
Norfoik and Western division Office at
That place, containing a check for
eightY dollars, the property of a Mr..
tarter, and the name of the owner
forged upon it, It was indorsed and
collected by ono w. Reid, who haa
business in another county very shortly
after. The case was put in the hands
OF w. q Bald win, spe cisl agent for the
Norfolk and Western railroad, VI no came
up quietly to Blucfeld and set the trig-
gers loF TINS gentleman, who, like the
Arab, quietly folds his tent and steals
awav. Mr.. Bsldwin disappeared. The
next thing heard this n;mb,o fingered
chap was safely behind the prison bars
at Princeton.
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1890; South America, 10. 90.

1V.oV' SOusH hW6rICH, III. 20.
Pork better demand, firm; old mess.
IL rs; new mess, 1925; extra prime
nominal. Cotton seed oil firm. quiet;
crude, Al bid: yellow, 40. Petroleum
firm, quiet; Washington barrels. S. 30:
do. in bulk, 2.7o; refined New York
5.55; Philadelphia and Baltimore, SIS:
do. in bulk, 3.00@3.05. Rosin quiet,
easy; strained, common to good, I.27T
q l.30. Turpentine fairly active, firmer,
s2@3sN. Rice quiet, steady; domestic
lair to extra, 3@5}6; Japan, 4%@4I,
molasses foreign, nominal; New Orleans
open, kettle; good to choice, fair de.
mand' firm at 30@3s. Peanuts quiet:
fancy hand picked, 4; farmers, 4H@5b.
Gohee option closed steady, 5000 down;
april, 10 100 1885; June, 14.05@15.o5;
August, IA. 906oli 95.
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ny vIRrus OF \ DEED OF TRUST

pY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
40 dated September 18th, 1890, and recorded in
the clerks office OF tho county court Of
Roanoke county in deed book psgc
iia executed to ME, the undersigned trustee by
William NJ. johnson, to secure unto this Glade
Land Company the payment OF the sum OF $3.50
90 evidedced by fifteen notes OF $40 each with
interest thereon from date, being September l3tli
1850, and default having been made In the pay
ment of thirteen of the said notes. and having
seen requested to do so by the beneficiary in
said deed OF trmst, will on SATURDAY,
THE 29TM DAY OF APRIL, 1873, Ar
- O'CLOCK, p. NJ, oIfer Tors sale NJ
public auction to the highest bidder. In
front of the office OF w. A. Pedgo " Co, In
the town OF Vinton, the following lot OF and,
known rs lot No. s IN block No. Il IS shown on
the map of the Glade Land Company, which
and lies in the county of Roanoke, state OF
Virginia. portion OF which ia in the corpora
tlon limits OF the town OF Ninton.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
OF executing said trust, Including trHstse's
commission OF per cen; and to discharge he
whole OF said notes due and unpaid Balll CO. II
any, In one and two years from date.
$50 IDS. GEO. ). JACK, trci tee.
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RY VIRTUE oE = DEED OF TRUST exc

DY VIRTUE oE DERD OF TRUST EXE
ID cutcd 10 me as trustee by G. A. Woolforl and
Minnie H.. his wife, Francis b Kemp and L. +
Evans and Katie r., his wife, OF Roanoke, Vir..
finia, dated September 18th, 1890. and recorded
in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, in deed book 10, pag )
2i, etc. conveying certain property tn rein &C.
and aud Improvement Company the payment
OF 1857. 5olOO, payable In three annual install.
mcnts OF S1ls so 100 each on September IL, 1891;
September, H. lS92 and September II, 1879, re.
spectivey, with interett at the rate OF per cent
per an,nm from September II, 1890, payable
annually, and default having been made In the
due September II, 1891, with interest on said
sum OF S',S3'.50 from September II, 1891, Cess a
credit on account OF said lnstament CT $500 as OF
January 7lst) and of the instalment OF S6l2 5Oi(
falling due September II, 1872. with Interest
thereon from September II, 1891, and of the in
on the !nstalmcnt OF S6l2 80 leo 10 become payable
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ry-go-lucky crowd. already on their
way to the races.
Robert in the corner by tho stove,
dcdged out the car door us soon as ZAP
pleton" was called, and, outstripping
the other passengers, reached the trot-
ting park first.
A man came toward him, swinging
his cane, us if he we're person in au-
thority.
"'Tain't open yet" he said to Robert
81 only want to sec James johnson
n moment; is he hcre?"
"He's over there" and the man
pointed with his thumb to n row of
stall sheds.
Robert ran in the direction indicated,
to find johnson grooming Longshanlss
till his bay coat shone like damasll.
lies Il beauty, amt hep" was John
sons salutation, showing no surprise
ut Roberts appearance. "Comc after
your gold temp
NO." said Robert. "but I've brought
you another if you'll give up that cleo
tric spur business"
johnson whisticd, then broke into Il
laugh.
''Got to think it's wrong, have you?"
he said, ut length.
Yes" replied Robert, 81 do.
think it's cheating"
well, III tellyou what I'll do, said
johnson, "sincc your conscience is SO
tender. I'll ride him round the track
for try of the 'lcctric spurs, then I'll
como right back, and you may unhitch
the battery for all and good, and hand
me the ten"
a rnliavc6 nvproec;op c,,rn,J cyor
Roberts face. What was his only gold
piece, what was Il silver watch, what,
indeed, was anything to clear con-
science?
Johnson had already mounted, and
clutching the bride was off in flash
on bare back Longshanl:s.
Robert waited, and several others
gathered to watch Johnsons prclimi-
nary dash, as they considered it.
IIigh-mettled Longshanlss, in perfect
condition and fresh from the stall,
flung his hoofs in the gaycst spirits.
'It's we'll to take the edge off," said
some one. as suddenly the horse broke
stepping on needles.
1t was the touch of the electric spurs
he felt Springing forward he came to
soO oiiii " ihll llliC OOuilSOu was lluun
head first upon the turf.
Longshanks dashed on again, far
around the smooth, rolled track, but
johnson did not stir
Robert ran quickly toward him.
while others FASTENED to catch the val,
liable horse be fore he had spent all his
speed in his mad course round the
race track.
Are you hurt?" asked Robert, in
tremble. as he bent over johnson.
Yes, some" he answered, like one
collecting his senses after n stunning
blow. get the battery away quick
before they find it,"
In an instant Roberts ninlblc fingers
had abstracted it. aud shipping the.
wire that held it to the spur he
plunged both wire and battery into his
own pocket.
a surgeon FASTENED toward them.
Robert pushed the promised gold piece
into Johnson's pocket, then stood one
side to make way for the surgeon
Poor fellow, he's off in swoon,"
said the surgeon, having him lifted 10
strctchcr, "but he'll pull through"
With this verdict Robert FASTENED to
take his train for home.
1t was month later when Johnson,
his arm still in splints, entered the
electric station.
I'm going TO set up frut-stall on
the corner, Rob-" lie said. Horse
riding hasn't brought inc no good, and
Rob"
"Yes?"
They've just made q rule 'gainst
connecting up spurs with 'lcctric bat
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WasItOnr uf,nhon

c,rpulent commercial traveller on a
westbound train the other afternoon
concluded to stop at the freight depot.
as the train was only going at the rate
OF six miles an hour. Mr.. Drummer
stopped to the platform and then the
band played The Flying Dutchman, .
willie 22o pounds OF we'll Dressed meat
did the grand tumbling act. No homes
broker.-Radfoyd Democrat.
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Charged WIN Robb,nr the Mai,

RICHMOND, Va April IA Thomas @
Lowery, mail contractor between WA.
saw in Richmond county and Hcaths-
vile, Northum bertrand county, was
before United States Commissioner
tiegenheiner to-day, charged Wits
robbing mails. Decoy letters and
marked money were found on his person.
dc was sent to the grand jury.
OLD papers for the noxt week at 10
cents per hundred.
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A mother tells the following story on
her two young children. At the time
she was not at home, and the nurse, in
order to insure a peaceful retirement
OF the tots, allowed them to take a
small lunch to their room. They knelt
down, as is their nightly custom, and
all was still, as became the solemnity
of the occasion, when one of the curly
heads was raised and startling an
nounccmcnt was made:
MIR. Lord, please 'scuse nue. min
ute; Kits taliin' a bite OF my pickle"
After short but decisive engage
ment dcvotions were resumed. Gin
cinnati Enquirer
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