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OUR SUMMER VISITORS.
GUESTS AT THE CENTRAL.

w. D. Stevenson, Charles Heading, Mooers, N. Y.; H. J. Galpin. H. Cam, Woodbury: W. T. Banks and wife, Brewster, N. Y.; John Dillon, George W. Northrop, Bridgeport; Charles F. Kent, c. Rider, Miss F. s. Bntler, Miss E. c. Butler, New Haven; Don Myers, F. F. Williams, Bethel; B. B. Presson, Gloucester, Mass; E. A. Terhune, Frank Fisher, J. W. Moore, Boston; k. B. Clark, New London; H. c. Smith, Mrs K. Powell, New York; J. A. Lindley, Ansonia; A. B Fuller, Hartford; J. E. Watson, Louisville, Ky.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY AT pARLoR ROCK.

Tuesday, August 2l, will be Sunday school day at Parlor Rock. An attrac- tive program has oeen provided. Aspec- ial attraction for the children will be the reading of original stories for the boys and girls by Rev William Pendletop Chipman, popular author.
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HATTERTowN.

Thomas Perkins is doing carpenter work at John Stillson's.
 Dr Benedict of Bridgeport was at her former home in this place, Sunday.
 Miss Hattie c. Fischer in in Cutters Farms for a season.
 Mrs stephen Parks of Trumbull vas the guest of her sister, Mrs Fischer, last week.
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A special meeting of Court Sandy Hook, No. 1852, A. o. F. of A., will be held at the Courts room at Sandy Hook on Monday evening, August 20, at 7.30 for the purpose of making arrangements for Labor day picnic. There will be g fine of % cents for non-attendance at thi; meeting.
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NOTES FROM ST ROSES.

The Feast of the Assumption was cele- brated at St Roses church on Wednes- day morning. Masses were held at 5 o'clock in the morning, Father Fox off, ciating, and at o'clock, Father John Lynch conducting the mass. About 20 children partook for the first time of the Holy Communion.
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A mixed nine composed of some of the Glen team and Colts went oyer to Wood bury, last Saturday, and frisked around the bases 19 times while their opponents, the Woodbury team, only made the cir cult times.
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Mrs Alonzo Taylor of Botsford was agreeably surprised on Tuesday by wis it from party from Tayl hotel at the Hook, composed of MT and Mrs Edward Taylor, Mrs Holt and daughter, Helene, Hubbard, Miss Clark and Mrs R. s. Tom linson and friend.
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BERKSHIRE.

Samuel Curtis is quite sick. Dr Jud- son attends him.
 Miss Jennie Bates is visiting at A. Peck's.
 Mr and Mrs A. w. Minor returned to Nyack, N. Y., on Wednesday,.
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A UNION GRANGE PICNIC.

There will be union Grange picnic at Parlor Rock on Thursday, August g. Arrangements will be made for dancing. Il is expected large number will at tend from Newtown.
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IS THE FIRE BUG STILL AT LARGE

David H. Glover's blacksmith shop was burned to the ground, last Thursday night. The insurance was only $300,and the loss Is stated at about 5000. It must have been the work of an incendiary.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the town of Newtown, that the collector will meet them to receive the taxes on the list of 1893 of said town of Newtown follows: On Tuesday September 4, at the store of Richard Shepard in Dodgingtown, 10 a. m., to F m.; also on the same day at GregorY.s Orchard from to p. m.; at the store in Huntingtown from 3 to D. m., same day; at Austin D.. Blakeman's, Botsford, 4.S0 to 30 p. m., same day, on Wednesday, September 5, at Terrill, Belts & Co.'s, Sandy Hook, g a. m. to IF m.; at town clerks office, Newtown, to p. m., same day. All taxes remaining unpaid after October 5, are subject to an addition of per cent per annum, from the time when the said taxes became due, and the lawful fees and charges for collection,
 ROBERT A. CLARK, Collector. Aup1ISf l5. lS94.
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Benjamin Nichols had the misfortune to find one of his horses mired in 8 swamp back of his house, but with the assistance of neighbors it was got on land again.
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Harris Clark and fri3nd visited Taun- ton lake, one day this week, and captured three pound bass, and a boat load o1 pickerel, per ch, etc.
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The thermometer may go up or down, but A. G. Baker, the Hawleyville furni- ture man, keeps right on selling fine furniture at reasonable prices. Give him a call.
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Mir and Mrs R. H. Beers and Miss San ford passed Saturday and Sunday at the Ft Griswold house, New London. They stopped off at Mantle and visited the sol diers' camp.
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Miss Lucy A. McMahon was surprised at her home, 12s South street, Danbury, by party from Newtown, August 16. A bountiful supper was served and games indulged in and the merry guests departed at an early hour.
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A colored team from Danbury are to cross bats with the Glen nine at the Glen grounds, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The game promises to be an interesting One
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James Brady, one of the best farmers in "Branch Land," has furnished the Sandy Hook market with young calf that turned the scales at 300 pounds. It looked good enough to eat.
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Don't forget to call and examine the line of white slippers P. J. Lynch of the Guarantee shoe store, Sandy Hook, is of fering
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Curtis Morris, who broke his leg two weeks ago, is about on crutches. He is improving rapidly.
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John l.. Lindley of Ansonia, county commissioner for New Haven county, was the guest over Wednesday night of his friend, County Commissioner NJ. J. Houlihan.
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Mrs James Welsh and son of Jersey City have been visiting with her uncle, Patrick Harrigan, and other relatives in town for the past week.
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The ladies of the Methodist churcl give 10-cent supper, this (Friday) ev ening, on the lawn of E. J. Hall. A so cial time is anticipated.
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County Commissioner Houlihan recent ly bought pony and carriage for hi children.
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A party of II Newtown young people, chaperoned by Mrs Schermerhorn, will go to Fairfield beach for a sojourn of 10 days.
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A chance is offered to some one to pro- cure paying livery business at great sacrifice. See advertisement elsewhere for full particulars.
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Master Tommie Bracken of Bridgeport is visiting his grandparents, Mir and Mrt Michael Calvin of Zoar.
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Miss Rebecca Wonderlick and Miss Katie Myers of Walnut Tree Hill are wis., iting friends in New Haven, this week.
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been quite sick for several weeks, and does not seem to gain.
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A subscriber suggests that it would be a good plan to have the loose stone picked out of the road from the liberty pole to the foot of the Street.
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THE GREATEST SUFFERERS IN THE WORLD

THE GREATEST SUFFERERS IN THE WORLD are women; their delicate organizations being particularly susceptible to de- rangement and disease. Dr Kennedv's Favorite Remedy. of Rondout, N. Y., purifies the blood and cures all the sick nesses peculiar to the sex; it fortifies the system against the diseases incident to old age. It is the best medicine in the world.
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A Hartford bicycle of the 1893 pattern is for sale at $. C. Bulls, Sandy Hook The wheel will be sold at bargain.
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MT and Mrs James Wilson and Mrs Fisher from Bridgeport have been spend. ing the week at Taylor's hotel, Sandy Book.
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Miss Fannie 0. Scudder of Dodging town district has entertained Miss flaw. kins from South Norwalk and Miss New ton from New York, this week.
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Mrs Edgar Hawley is entertaining MT Wesley Anthony of New Milford.
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is a guest at w. B. Sniffen's at Sandy Hook, this week.
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Miss Julia Warner is supplying Step- ney people with vegetables from her farm, sweet corn, cucumbers, cabbages, etc.
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A night blooming cereus was quite an attraction, few nights since, at the home of Mrs John l.. Sanford, in the Hook.
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U. B. Peck's house and barns are being
 painted. Nash < Co.,, are doing the work.
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Mrs Jennings and son of Boston are spending the week with her sister, Mrs A. W. Orgleman, at Sandy Hook.
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s. J. Botsford, Leonard Botsford Le ster Coleman and George Couch went to Smiths Point at Milford on Tuesday returning, Wednesday night.
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Do not fail of attending the recital te be given at the Congregational church this (Friday) evening, to begin at o'clock.
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Lester Constantine of Sandy HooK is caring for Charles B. Nichols of Cold Spring.
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Mir and Mrs Patrick Hastings of Haw- leyville are rejoicing over the advent of a son, born last Friday.
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Mrs Hollister Sage of Stepney was the guest on Wednesday of Mrs A. P. Smith.
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Mrs K. M. Peck and Miss Flora Curtis have gone to Saybrook, and will visit their cousin, Mrs Frederick Curtis.
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Miss Jennie Curtis of Gu tis hill re turned, this week, from yachting ex cursion to Newport and other places.
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The families of Edgar, Homer and Ed son Hawley heldEtheir annual picnic a Lakeside, Thursday.
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Brzaggbort,

JXTANTED-To rent a milk farm with stock w and tools, near church and railroad. Address with particulars T. Box 13l, New Preston, Conn.
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County Commissioner Houlihan wal at Greenwich, yesterday, where the com missioners held hearing.
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Harry Curtis and Ernest Sanford took in the Saratoga excursion on Monday.
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Miss Lottie A. Botsford, who has beer at Chambersburg, Pa., for year, re turned home, last week.
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Charles B. Tyrrell of Roxbury Falli visited his sister, Miss Nellie M. Tyrrell on Wednesday, at Mrs William Stilson's
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Hon c. A. Booth and Mrs w. w. Booth of vergennes, Vermont, have been the guests of Mrs D. c. Peck at Corel- lrn
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REGISTERED AT DICKS s.

Frank A. Bemis, Spring field; Mrs George k. Somers, Jennie s. Somers, Bridgeport; MT and Mrs E. W. Harrall, Fairfield.
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RESTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss, Proba1

RESTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss, Probate U Court, August Il, 1894. Easton, in said district, deceased The Court of Probate for the District of Rri1genort hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment. Those who neglectto present thelr ac- will be debarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate requested to make immediate payment to LEGRAND u BEERS, Administrator.
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Mrs Thomas Bracken of Bridgeport is spending the week with her father, Mich ael Calvin of Zoar.
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Charles Bassett's wife and children
 are spending few weeks with the fam | fly of William Gilbert.
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Mrs Edson Clark and son of Norwall are visiting Mrs s. J. Blakeslee.
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VIEWPOINT ACADEMY. FALL TERM BEGINS MONDAY, SEPI. 10

 increased facilities The tuition The Classical 
  further Students full Several of the studies in the The school recently including laboratory supplies and teaching
  should
 
  wish to make their largely business
   The study English, the school Rhetorical week. consisting of oratns declamaons, and recitson The  regular Want of studies The asked aid teachers tardiness dHmissas n necessity.
    PREPARATORY
 
  
 
  choice reading definite  PRINCIPAL VIEWPOINT ACADEMY, VIEWPOINT, CONN.
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Mrs Elisha Booth has been ill for two weeks with dysentery, but is slowly i'm proving.
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A party of 16 from Bedding will be en tertained at Dicks on Saturday evening
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Mir and Mrs Frank Hubbard and child and Miss Clark from Brooklyn are guests at Taylor's hotel, Sandy Hook.
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last week with her uncle, Hobart Brad. ley of East Bridgeport.
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Friday, August 8, 1894. zAe HoaOlaua, G0aO, SfarA Gonzbuny, Br1ag1bort, Com.
Friday, August 8, 1894

We are selling staple dress goods below the best efforts of anybody; and nothing Is older than a month.
 A few examples:
 Storm serge, 44-inch 49c, black or colors.
 {" 52-inch 75c. black or colors.
 Henrietta, 44-inch 49c, black or colors. Dress Goods Room.
 White chamois gloves up to now ST, now 75c.
 Basement, Right Aisle.
 Children's gingham dresses, 4 to 6 year sizes, were ST to I.75, now 75c. Right Aisle.
 We have gone through par asols, pulled out every one and marked 1t to go. This is the last mark down; there's nothing left but to give the parasols away.
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NOR ALE-300 ferretts, ELITE FERRETT
 C KENNELS, Stepney, Conn.
 NOR SALE-One odd OK, near side, excel
 f lent worker, weight about 1500 lbs perfect ly orderly, enquire Of HOWARD B. CURTIS, Nichols, Ct.
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Mrs Lyman Patterson is in poe health.
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Misses Kittie and Annie Kearney from New Jersey are visiting friends in town.
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NOTICE-There will be meeting of the LIN School board for the examination oi teachers at the Academy, Saturday, August IS, at 10 &clOck. All persons expecting to teach In town the coming year and not holding general certificates are requested to be present. Per order ". BREW Chair man.
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Miss Mamie A. Bradley is enjoying her vacation with relatives in Danbury.
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NOR SALE-Three fresh new milch cows; E also six springers, Jersey grade, due to calve from Septem Der l to October 15, IRA WILDMAN, Newtown, Conn.
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A we'll is being dug on the place occu- pied by E. F. Hawley.
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Miss Sheeflan of Bridgeport is guest of Mrs P. Callahan at Sandy Hook.
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Left Aisle.

A reduction that is a reduc- ton:
 Every cloth suit under 500 for 2.5o-nothing reserved.
 Every cloth suit between 7.5o and 1000 for 5.oo-noth- ing reserved.
 Every cloth suit between 10 and A dollars~for seven and one half dollars-nothing re- served.
 Every cloth suit between fifteen and eighteen dollars for 10 dollars-nothing reserved.
 Every cloth suit between eighteen and twenty-five dol lars for twelve and one-half dollars nothing reserved. Second Floor.
 The shoe racks are filled and emptied every day; shoes for men, women and children. There is no use in telling you what are there; nothing stays long enough to talk about in the newspapers.
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Mrs M. E. Botsford entertained J. Hawley of Hartford, last week.
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Miss Georgia Winton of zoar spent
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Eli c. Barnum and family of Danbury are in Taunton district for brief sojourn.
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TTENTION--I will be ready to receive ap- A ples to be made into ciders Tuesday and Thursday only of each week, beganning AZ MERWN Aspetuek. Ct
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Miss Kittie Beecher of New Haven is a guest at Lawyer W. J. Beecher's.
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There will be no service at St Johns
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Thomas F. Brew of sandy Hook has
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DE PROGRESSIvE!-Us Use pen holders made ID of aluminium, the new metal. Very light and handsome. Send 1Octs to w. T. KILL BORN, Washington Depot, Conn.
 NOR SALE-A farm of about 70 acres of as C good land as there is in the town of New town. Said farm is in Palestine district and known as the Bradley Briscoe farm and must be sold to close an estate. For terms enquire of WILLIAM H. HOY ,96 Adams street, Fridge port, Conn.
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 The Misses Brinckerhoff of Mt Yer non are the guests of Miss Reynolds at Washingt ton hill.
 A member of the firm of Baker, Gray 6 Go. informs THE BEE that they have just bought another creamery at Sheffield. giving them the control of all the milk creameries on the line of the Housatonic. They expect to ship 150 cans daily from Sheffield. The drought has caused a great shrinkage in milk, and the gentle men in question said they would be glad to get 500 cans daily more than they now receive.
 Big drive in brooms at E. F. Hawley's; G about haf value, two tor 70 cents. Ex1ra Good rice, five pounds for 25 cents, for a Short time only, at F. F. Hawley's. E. F. Hawley is giving beautiful rug, or nice framed picture with one pound of EagI baking powder.
 New invoice of Wallace's celebrated can dies are in at E. F HaWley's. l When Ba;y was sick, we gave her Castoria. | When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria MOT WHAT WE SAY, but
 what Hoods Sarsaparilla Does, that tells the story of it's merit and success Remember HOODS CURES,
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The Misses Brinckerhoff of Mt Yer non are the guests of Miss Reynolds at Washing ton hill.
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Zhe Hoz0Lamd, Goz0, StarA Mcan cnnnon an" Conzbany: bggfseriek'l bhgsa1ii iel
 streets. Patterns.
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MOE WHAT WE SAY, but

tells the story of it's merit and success Remember HOODS CURES.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-19
WORK AND WORKERS.

Turnr WAS considerable dissatisfaction
among the spiuncrs in New Bedford. Mass
over the compromise with the mill owners.
and there were rumors OF reputation u
the action OF the committed
TIE new mills were started up at the
American tin plate factory, at Elwood' lhu''
an, President Leeds has informed the men
that the.e will Le no reduction in wages.
A strike was begun in New York, by l2'ooo
c,ookmakels They seek to abolish the piece
wor, sys.cm. and ask instead weekly WaSeS'
an increase of 25 rer cent, a nine-hour Gay
and tie employment Of union hands.
Tur operatives in five Of the mills at New
Bed(orl Mass. went back to work Inc
uoovc,s in the Vans .tta Mil, No. Z, lett the
mill subsequently, on finding they had to run
five looms instead of four.
The Fail River mill owners have made
oronosi!ion to the operatives to start up al
the reduced Scale Of wages. with the under
standing that after 60 days, ii market con
tinue favorable, they will return the scale o
wares ureyioas to the reduction Inc oper
otives are divided on the question. The card
ers weaver. aud other heip who will recely
no increase in wages do not want to resume
hut j, is thought that the spinners VIII accel
the terms offered,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-19
CABLE SPARKS.

Four earthquakes shocks were felt IN
Athens.
Prof. Leyden thinks that under favorable
conditions the Gar may recover
Sir John Rigby, British Attorney-General
has been appointed lord Of appeal.
A wagon LOAF of hop-picker5 were run
down by an express train in Kent Eng, and
eight persons we're killed and five injured.
Preparations for the expedition which is to
be sent to the island Of Madagascar by the
French government are now being pushed
forward
VARYING temperature. foys and worms
have somewhat afrec.el the Egyptian cotton
crop. The first p!ckinc, however, IS good
and the second promises well.
Ir is reported in Berlin that a plot
has leen discovered against tho
life Of the Car, many army officers being
concerned IN the conspiracy.
SERIOUS differences have arisen in the
SpaLi,h cabinet regarding the reform pro-
posed to lie put into effect in Cuba and Porto
Rico and the colonies will resign.
The sudden indisposition Of Prince Bis
marck has called his physicianto Varzin. The
condition Of Princess Bismarck has also De-
come such as to cause uneasiness.
THERE is much excitement among the CO.
ple Of the Sta.e Of Campeche, Mex, and the
Island Of Carmen over the yellow fever
which is causing large numbers Of deaths.
Thirty thousand Kafir5 are said to be
threatening the town Of Lourenzo Marquee
and the difficulties of the people are increas-
ing. seventeen persons have been murdered
ON the outskirts Of the town.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Parnell has sven
normission to Mes rs. John Z. Redmond,
Timothy Harrington and J. j. o Kelley to
examine the private papers Of her husband
Mr.. O'Keley will write Il biography Of Mr..
Parnell.
Ir is reported in Yokohama that the ia
ranese troops have landed 1T Che Foo. y
second ia, anese army is also said to have
crossed The YaIu river. marching from 9louk-
den The Italian minister at Pekin has
taken the initiative on behalf Of the powers
for peace negotiations between China ana
Japan
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-19
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
;le 1ttest rews Cleaned From Various Parti
cf lie Lta.h

cLt Ittest rtws Cleaned From Various partI
ef lie tta.A
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Valley Railroad Of Virginia was held at
staunton Osmond Latrobe. OF Baltimore,
presided J. Lewis Bumgardner was secre'
tarv and Mr.. Robb. of Baltimore, Wm. A.
Anderson. Of Lexington, Robert W. and Will
lam A. Burke and James Bumgardner, OF
S.aunton, present. About two-thirds OF the
cock was represented. The report OF the
president. c. T. Mayer, was read. 1t shows
an increase OF about $4,000 in net earnings
over last year. The increase was largely due
to curtaiiment Of expenditures in operating
and maintenance Of way. Mr.. Mayer was re-
elected president, and the following are tho
directors: Messrs. Mayer, Osmond LaHope'
G. r. Crane. (vice Henry DuyalI deceased)
and Black. OF Baltimore; J. J. Allen, Of Bote'
tourt: William A. Anderson, OF KockpridSe'
and Robert W. Burke, Of Staunion.
The First National Bank has paid on cheeks
Of the Norfolk aud Western Railroad Com
pany and Roanoke Machine Works Tor Sep
tember wages to residents OF Roanoke the
sum OF s115. .OOO This amount IS IN excess
Of any similar payments for long tlme ana
WHOM taken in connection with the statement
Of the banks officials that there is decided
jmproyement in deposits and OF merchants
that sales and collections are better lhan loI
two years.
The season for salmon, trout and mackerel'
fishing is now setting in on the Virginia and
North Carolina coast and the fish are coming
to market quite freely and the shippers are
realizing good profits for what they send
North. When the mackeYel season Is iuliy
on the Staten Island fleets work TINS coast
very actively and at times do heavy busl'
ness. Few mackerel escape these watchiul
and industrious fishermen when once sighted
and they have been known to follow schooi
of fish clear across the Atlantic ocean. The
popular and succulent parrish the spot, mas
been as scarce and high as hogfsh this sea-
son. the few brought in from the lower
Chesapeake readily obtaining 81 dozen.
The cotton crop OF Norfolk county, Which
Ia near the North Carolina line, will turn
out poorly this season, the quality being IN
different
The Baptists OF the Portsmouth Association
contemplate erecting an educational IN
stitution at cost of $50, 900. Berkley land
owners Offer to donate handsome site for
the purpose.
Whitehurst Il Smith have sold their iron
mine near Norfolk to Pennsylvania syndi-
cate, who will work it on an extensive scale.
| This ore is broWn hematite and there are
50 900 in sight The firm reports another
big deal On hand.
The Salem blast furnace will be started up
again in a few weeks.