davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-23
Die Wafhin9ton=p digger,
DR.. 6onion's Gbicaeo'er Dipiiion. = Die
vreeuIdre" Ghicaeo'er 2Irmee. Cine
observation-disclosures.

yOr." SO. 6anlon brpbt, tpenn v@e>
neral" &euD nit Ieincr Nrmee nicbt bulb
bier erIcbeint, ieIbit elmo 9ipilton bon 1000
bis 1900 Mann 5u or9aniitrcn uno nit
berlelbe na1 Wai6i1gtOn 81 ge6cn. Or.
6anion berfit9t nob ibcr etlpas @elo, un0
er mil nit ietncr Nrmee auibrc6en, be-
Dor balelbe 3u Gn6e gcbt. Gr metnt,
ieoer3eit cine Nrmee bon 1000 Nfanu 3u7
,ammenbringen Su fDnnen. Ser neue
Gommonpeal zQ[gitator lit in Chicago nicbt
iebr b%efannt, er loQ aber in @n9lan0 Oiel
fir Bic Organization ber Qrbetter 9ctban
10ben.
S. s.. 9fanoau, 6er SefretGr beS re9uz
lGren yGoreD>@ Commemorate @Dmtte5, bat
mieoer einen Q(lfrui an baS 8u6lifum er>
taiien, in melcbem ct O%0iclbe eriucBt, Dem
Gomite Guortier fit sic noDcnben QIrbetterz
icboaren 3ur 8erfiig1ng 5u itellen. ST
lneint, baB G6ico9o su Der Qrmec Elm Gon7
ttngent bon 1000 Wtann ltclIen merOe. Sin
~getpiiler Gon. 0'@0nnor, go. 469 Sutton
itraBe, bate geitern eil 9tefrutirungsbureal
fiir 6reiwiuige fir GOTeD's Nrntee autge;
i6lo9en. IS bate aber 10 ipentg 3ulauf
baB ct ictnc 8uoe an Nabntittag ibIoB,
SIN Wtaiontc TempeI biclt geitern btt
yg8bite Gitp So : Operative Niiociation'
cine 8eriam mIung ob, III weIber ibel
@crcD 0iScutirt murbe. Ser 3mc6 BEL
@eieui6aft 1T hic Goloniitrung Der 2lrs
beitSlolen in elmer 2(nSabl GDLonten. llntel
2tnberem uur6e bet 8eidbIuB 8cIaBt, einen
9lufrui an ale Srauen, welbe al Oe'
GoTe078 erpe9ung intereiitrt iinO, 3u CT:
l~aiien, bamit iib bteielbe am %. Npril,
Wabmitta9S 2 80 ubr in go. 113 MaOiiOn:
ftraBe periommeGn, I'm Elm 6ulfsconlte 81
benz @orep Commemorate omite 81 grim:
ben.
litter Sibrun9 bon r@en.@ Scrip Suut:
ban, benz ebemalt9en BrGitbenten ber@iicn:
fornerzltntOn, beabit6tigen an Conner:
flag iiber 500 unbei6ditigte GiieniOrme1
iicb per Giienbabn na9 Baibin9ton 81 be:
geben. 90 tpurbe 9eitern in elmer Ser:
iammlung IN Der SeenannSballe be:
i9loiien. Die 8a6nunfoten fir Die Tabr
Der @iienbrigaOe tperben bon benlli1ions sc
tra9en DerOen.
, 1894-04-23
Qm Seeufer in 6iabIonb 9orf tpurf

: Nm Seeufer in 6tgblonO @art tpur6e
geitern cine TLalac %9efunben, ipelbe einen
3ettel nit Der Wttttbetlltn8 entbtelt, baB
OaS S1iff Grace Barber nit Mann un6
MauS untergegangen lei. Ob bier irgen6
Elm hummer S6er3 p~orlie9t ober OBJ es ild)
ptrflt6 nm einen ungliifsfau ban6elt,
ueiB man bis iebt nicbt.
, 1894-04-23
Cute 2atbfdId9e.
Drofefor Semis empfiehIt manipulating
Der Stro6enbahnen uno Seleudtunes=
NnIaeel.

Sn etnem intereli0nten 8ortroge be-
leudbtete geltert Mbenb Yrofeiior 8emiS
bon Der Gbtcagoer uuiperiitdt Sic 6ra9e Der
W%unictpaliiirupg BON StraBen6abnen,
@aSz unb elettrii9e 2(nlagen unb an0cren
@lnrt6tun9ct.
9rof 8emis bat itber Sen @egcnitanb
etngeben0e Stubien gemac5t, nicbt nur in
Chicago, %ion0ern aucb in elmer Qln3abl
anoerer Staote in alien 5Detlen bes Gan>
Des. Sein StuDium babe ibm 9e3et9t, boB
nlebr ais 200 Stdote letbit ibre Gas unO
e"lettrll chen Nlnla9en controutren, 1nb 3tpar
bis auf 5tpet Sale nit 9utem @rfOlge. Nuf
0run0 leiner @rtabrun9en 6Qlt Yrofe1ior
8elnis es nabe3u fir cine 9totbWenbi9feit,
baB cine StaDt mie Chicago Sic GontroQe
lber Die StraBenbabnz uno 8eleubtun9s7
N~nlan9en itberneDnle, UNI 0aS Otonopol
aus Ser 8elt 81 icbaffen.
SIM t%peiteren 8erlaufe ietne8 8ortrageS
tptes Prof. Benlts auf bic 9totbmeubigfeit
Der Gerntebrung oer GranSportmittel in ben
StGoten bin, mte audi oQrauf baB Iir
gr0Bere S9neui9feit Der 8ef0rberung unO
fir grOBere 8equcmlihfeit Ser Yaliagiere
9e1or9t Der0en mitlic.' gu 8cginu unlereS
S~abrbunbertS tDobnten etlpa 5 8ro3ent Ser
8epOIterung ber 8ereintgteu Staten in
StGOten, icbt oa9c9en iiber 30 YroSent.
DIS Elm belonbereS Nrgument fir bie
Nbibaffun9 ber pripaten Gontroue Der
StroBenbabnen fiibrte Der 9te0ner ben linz
itano Dor, boB iebt Sic m~eiiten StraBen>
babnz8 alia9tere in 6tn Nbenb7 un6 Mforz
genitunOen ibre S0brt iteDen0 3uridlegen
mifien, DGbren6 Bic Ba9gonS miiitg in
ben S6uppen ite6en.
Nucb, 10 metnte Der 9te6ner, tpitr6e tpez
niger pOlittibe Corruption por9anben ietn,
penn oicle quaiis0fentLiben @inribtungen
controutrt.
SIR Bic 8eamten unD Mngefcuten bon
StraBenbabnen, @a57 un6 eleftrtibe 9tnz
lagcn empfteblt Yrof. 8ennls Elm GiDilz
btenit@SQitent, 10 baB bteielben nibt nit
iebem Nbn1iniitrationSpecbie e~benfaus 3a
pecbieln bQtten. Qlub bier6urcb Witr6e Sic
polttjl6e Corruption berabgeminOert per@
ben.
Qls Wtittel CUR @erptrflibung Ieiner
Sheen empfeblt Brof, 8enniS, baB Die
Staot entlpeOer sic 2lftien uno @ffcften 31
D%ernllnftigem 8retie a~nfauft ober 9esen bic
betreffenOen @eleuichoften AFT benz QSe9e
oeS neutrality-suspicious. porgebe.
, 1894-04-23
fir unterirotIhe Gettun9.

DoS ftabtrdt6Itid6e @omiee fir StyaBen
.ltnb @olien Ser Siioictte mirb benz Stabt=
rot6 beute Nben6 pOrauSitcbtlicb Sic cine
0rbinan3 fir Sic SiioieitezS 9 traBenbobn,
tpel6e bieicr Bic @tnfibrung zines unte:z
irbiiben &eitun8SiDitemS fir Die 9eplante
l~lmtpanoIung i0rer 9fer6ebabne Qinten in
eIeftrtibe 2inien CUR 8fltcbt macbt, unterz
breiteu. 9te Mit9lieOer beS GomiteS itn6
iebo3 Oarauf 9efoBt, 6oB Die Ser SiiOieitez
StraBenbabnz @eieuibaft freunOlt6 geitnnz
ten NlOermen ii6 bemi6en iperbcn, bic
Gr0nepzS rbtnan5en oufrecbt au erbalten.
, 1894-04-23

Die pIumbereehiIfen redtfertieen f6 Dor
Dem pubIifnm.-Oi 2GpotRefer9ehilfen
or9aniiiren iib.
, 1894-04-23
Oas uOeutfde baus" i'm Jodion
parf.
Gin 6ef9enf Ger oeutfAen 1eeterure an
Chicago.

0ie 6euti9e 92eibSregieruns bat ii9 emf
I6loiien, Oas prGdti9e 0euti9e 6aus i'm
Sadion Barf Ser Stabt gum @ei9enf 81
mo6en, unb es 6erri6t faum eilt 3wettel
6aritber, baB bic Siibparf@G OmmiiiGre bas
groBartlge @efbent i'm Nomen Gbica9o'e
annebmen tper0en. Der oeuti6e GDniul,
9err 8iin5, Bat benz BrGiiOenten Der SlO;
parfbebOrbe bereitS III BET Der9an9enen
@o6e BEN @nti6lIB ser 6euti6en 9tegie:
run9 offi3iea mitgct6eilt. Die Siibpart=
8eb0rbe bat ieitoem no6 feline Sibune
gebabt.
Das 0eutf6e 6au8 lift befanntIi6 il
loltbe 8ebout, baB es nO6 LANCE Sabre Dem
Sadion 8arf ais cine berpOrragenb 3ierbe
ipirb perbleiben f%0nuen, obne baB fit biz
@onIerptruug oeiielbeu ptel auS8egebeu 81
tperOen braqbt.
, 1894-04-23

8er arbeiter ir8enO tpeIcber Dirt braubt,
erretbt ietnen d3wed am biutglten un6
beiten burb cine 9tn5eige in Der ~9lbenbousz
9obe Der Suinois StaatS3ettung. 9reis 10
Gents, tpenn nibt mebr ais 10 QBDrter.
, 1894-04-23
Sn pullman

Soil am I. 1rtai ein Riefenitreif aus
brehen. - Die BORT beibdfti9=
ten Geute fIasen iiber idledte
8~ebanolun9 ourh Ole Werf=
ftbrer.
, 1894-04-23
KIeine Noti3en.

8etreffS Ser anberen Gtreifs lit nicbtS
tpeiter su melben. Die 8ainter in Ben
8erfitatten BON Wfiuigan & 60, O}c@
@artbp & &c., IS. g8iLion, 9teSbitt & 60,
S. S. gtilap, q. Barter uno S, 8. Guilt
ban & So. iteben no6 INNER aus. Der
leBtere lanbte Dem StreifauSi9uB einen
8rtef, tpDrin er mtttbeiIte, baB obtpobl, er
ietne WerfitGtte nit Snbepenbcnt> ainters
ftue, er es oob gerne ieben mO6te, penn
oub ietne alien 2trbetter pteoer tommcn
tpiirben. Ser Brief purOe benz Yupterz
forb l~berantportet.
, 1894-04-23

.Qbonnirt arf baS Nben6b1att 6er SQtnots
Stoats@ 3ettun9 8reis ] Sent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11
now GROVE WORKS IT.
Tho story OF Blue Dicks opei ations IN I
National Capitol


Tho story OF Blue Dicks opei ations In tho
National Capitol
Last Tuesday morning the New York Re.
corder contained dispatch from Helena,
telling OF the suffering o. Chas. Porter
Groves victims at Grovevills. The Re
oorder's correspondent at Washington
looked up Grove ana his operations in that
city. and the resa't isa story showing in
detail the methods "biuo D.ck" is D1rsu-
ing. The Eccount shows that Grove IA
keeping up bis reputation Gs the biggest
liar IN tho northwest. Tho unfortunate
part Of 10 Ia that innocent coloreI reoulo
are she sufferers. The Recorder story - as
follows:
The colored population Of Washington
has gone Wild over the schemes o. Charl.G
Porter Grove. the Montana miliiona ts %
who has been here nearly month explain
ing 10 them how they can becoms wealthy
on an investment Of 81 each and share in
she fabulous riches that arc o. BE- dug out
OF vast mining properties owned by COM
TanS in which be - interested in Montana.
Grove - q smootl-facod negro. lie says be-
IS 81 years old, but looks older. H9is a.
black as midnight.
lie cannot wflto anything EXCEPT his
name. and whites shat SO badly thattho GER
tihoatos OF at0ck be 30 diatributin1 are signed
with a stamp. Ito can reui O. little. end
y
lac has worked II and about mines ell hii
liff.
he has been engaged 10 las rrssea'
scheme for about SIX months. Ills d Cd
Held % operations was 90 Lexington. ET.
where there are a good many colored rao
pie OF moderate means. lilo secured q GREAT
many Subscribers tla-e. aud be found
very Iretiy ociuroDa, sh0m D. married ir
great atatr. dazzling she Owes Of She colo
population W tae pace D. drviug tlrolyi
IN town with lid br.d wrapped Iu tho star.
and stripes then setting oUt with her for hi
Eldorado- since thea she has travelled
with him and has heen bis advlsof. look 10
nitlr his pap "a and attending 10 biz read
inc and wiring.
Tie has operated siace Ia Chicago. Louis
vile ana tuIieuauoila. with good succ -
Tie brought als wife 60 Washington 90 bel;
Aim Oh hls campaiRn against the meagr,
surnluga ol tha coiurad servant girls. III.
hired Fo0ma in a little tWo-storY house 10
South Washington. where be lttad a.
ta1ls with titg specimens o. quartz a mag
uifYlng glass and n formidable array 81
blank atolh certificates.
ben be- inae ted she followins aHvertise
mont iu ths 0olored American.
Do you want h0me1f The Montana Gns
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who Found the Most Popular store West
or 50. Paul.

Who Found the Most Popular store West
Of 50. Paul.
A promiusat 50. Paul merchant a man
kesnly observant OF business conditions
and methods WHO made stay Of several
days Ia Helena on his Way east after an e1-
tended trip through the northwest and the
Pacific coast states, said. before leaving tho
city yesisrday that in all thu cities he had
visited since leaving st. Paul hs had seen
no Store which was so crowded With Gus
toners as shat Of Woinstein & 60. lie said
that taking into account the fact that th s
firm had no hold on their customers
through credit transactions. andphat there
was no reason for psolls 10 20 there ox-
cept that they saved money by doing So
tLeir popularity WIS 10 him something
wonderful. and could only b explained on
the ground that thsy were actually UNDER
selling all competition and Offering the
best Qualitp OF goods.
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On and after Jan. % the Northern Pacific
Will sell tickets from Helena to san Fran
cisco and return. on account Of the Mid
wictgr fnir at the rats o. 4G2. 30. which in
c.udes five admission ooul oas 10 the fair
Tickets DO not allow sto ovsrs and are
limited for return passage thirty days I. ON
date OF salf.
Tho regular six months excursion tickets
10 @Gu Francisco aud los Angeles aud ro-
turn vii. be sold O. the 18TH % each month
as heretofore.
For further particulars. sleeping css res
erVationa, etc, call or OF address
A. ID. EDGAu.
Gem AIT. y. T.. l.. r.,
Co ner Main auI Grand streets,
Helena, Mont
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TN using the Arabslla -four ana will say
that 10 Is tho best 1ouF ever useI. Never
will there ever come into my house any
saatern Sour when ! can get the Arabslla,
which - made here Ia Helena.
Bins. II. FowLER.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11

Reduced Rats to Midxinter Tlr
On and after January PSI tae Uaion Pa
ciho will sell round trip tickets, Helena to
san Francisco (iaciudine I've sdmiss ons
TO the fair grounds) limited to thirty drys
continuous passage in each direction at
rate OF $3.50. On the 18TH OF each month
round a. tickets will also be on sale lin
tied 20 six months. with atopovs. privileges
Ell route. at rate SO.
Passengers going via Ogden aro only two
nights on cute. Take tie Pullman dining
and but1ot car route, thereby saving time
and expense.
Tor through sleeping car reservations
and N she information, call OF address
No. 3 North Main street. Helena. Mont.
"a. o. WILSON,
Frai0hf aud Iaaefnrar Aranf
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60 70 Ft Louis via ALBERT I on" Route
hortest and pest. Only dining CIR route.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11

hats and caps az slaughtered prices at The
Eoe hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11

Yoa e,n pay ; glass barsy sss a. Tho Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11

Glassware almost CAV IA away Of Tho Boo Hive
this weeE. oos their special Offerings in another
column.
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ANY one knowing tho whereabouts OF nv
father John II. q irish. who left Bllnnp.
Mont, "a lssC o., l,o1 aud went 20 Living
atou, Mont., viii be couferring Great
favor 10 hls son. Will a. GrHEIsu.
LiE!tu. Mont.
Washington and Oregon 1arcra please
copy.
GO 70 the clearing -al. uis -ae1 Of crocEery
sla--wafe .amis ald otto- goods al Iha les
atlHH
For information how 10 trasal cheapiy. quickly
hui cumf0rtab fo tls Iaat. south ana West
sddfe.a A. 10 tuit cts 90. j. a A.. A.. 81. A
b. j. 49,, AiuaeEs lis. Miuu
Gold band tea co.. real o-ina. % pieces. Tor g.
a. be Lce Rive.
HELENA IS BRIEE.
Capital City Music Co. go Siath av,.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11

e. win buT library hanging lamp at The
Bee Hive ina viii co-t q. a. any o.aer store.
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NOTICE. OF TEACHER EXAMINATION
"a examination ~ Applicants for cor 80
c1iaa wall b. held IN room g.. court house. Hel-
o'clock sharp. fsb. ~
MINNIE A. HEIFETRATH,
O.. Hupt u EchoolA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11
Ladies' unioa suits only 9oc At The Bee Hive.

Try Menown'. Montana Pancake Flour
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11

ise Montana re-ri~ss HaEins Powder
rqy ss1,o has Tor 81 At Tbs Eco Hive this
-LraE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars

call write
* d EDGAR,
GENERAL AGENT. HELENA. MONTANA.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-11
Thomas 7. Cnkea Henry e. PaynA
Henry e. Rouse. Receivers.

and WINNIPEG
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Is
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
ARrls ultural Meeting.

The Agricultural meeting at Townshent
Thursday was hi,hly interesting and was or
eanized With j r Day Of Townshend, as
chairman. G l S'ebbins welcomed the board
TO Tow n-hend. The meetings we're largely al.
tended. Prof j L Hills of the experiment
station explained the Use OF the Babcock test,
and Mr. Vail occupied he afternoon with the
dairy COW and her care. Mr. Sanford filed
the evening session with intensive farming.
followed by q lively discussion by the farmers
present. Messrs Wlnslow and Spear occupied
the r. m aiming sessions. Tue meeting closed
with an address from Mr. Spear on Vermont.
The next n Getting was held IN Resd-boIo. 1t
was organized with the Hon Silas Mason as
chairman, and q scholarly address Of well
come was given bv ReedsD0r y rising young
lawyer, Charles 81 Robb. Mr. Vail occupied
the afternoon with discussion Of the dairy
topic, and Mr. Sanford continued the same
subject In the evening with Handling the
product OF the COW" In the private dairy and
the creamery. The Readsb0rO Cornet band
furnished music for the occasion. Large
audiences attended the meetings and much
interest was manifested. Dol b In the addresses
and in the discussions which followed.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Picture Frames In upwards Of two hundred
etyles. at Clapp & Jones'. left
When In want of printing of any kind, see tn,
REFCRHBR. 6tf
Sewing Machines sold on monthly install
ments without interest. Any make of Machine
taken In part payment. Needles, OIL and Sup
pliesfor any Machine. Office in Martins Shoe
Store, cor. Main and Flat sts., Brattleboro, Vt.
Att W. g. COLLIER, Agent.
Good printing, prompt " rk at moderate
prices. brins or send your job printing 10 the
REFORMER oface. If
FREH.-If You bring your aucton bills, dance
posters and other printing to this office. we will
do good work. promptly and at reaso fable
prices. With every job requiring publicity we
viii give free notice In the REFoRMER. which
will make the printing of double value. Will 1t
not pay yau 20 call or write Us when in need of
printing! We will gladly quote prices. or If in
. hurry for the work send 1t right along and we
will guarantee price to be satisfactory. CIT
"Anchored." song by Watson; "souads from
the Ball." BY Gillet, 10 cents each. Catalogue.
5000 titles. at same price; - for 8l.00
23tf CLAP & JONES.
Diaries. Almanacs. Registers and Calendars
for 1921. CLAP JONES.
Tho Brooks House Hack and Coupe Line. |
Hacts will run to and from every train, and
C0upes II ordered. All baggage carried tree. |
Coupes run anv where In the village for Is cents.
Parties who want them for drives about town.
or Ladies for calling, will fnd them at their SER
vice with courteous attendants. at 81 an hour.
Telephone for the Brooks House Hack and
Coupe Line. propose to make this line credit
10 Brattleboro. no. COOLIDGE.
ATT
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
NEWS FLAS 4 ES.
The publishers Of Godey's Magazine failed
IrAs nlAa

The publishers Of Godey's Magazine failed
| Wednesday.
Bland scores a victory and makes the q st
point In the house yesterday. His new silver
bill is taken up and the outlook Ia good for
more long speeches.
The Kesrsar was wrecked on Roncador
reef Frb. 2, while on the way from Hayti to
Nicaragua. The officers and crew were
saved.
Tho saloons tended BY M Z Brown, VIII.
lam Koran, A r J,cpbi, Thomas Frehey,
Jane. Battles and Z Higgins were raided
yesterday and liquor seized In erch place.
They were fined 80 and costs for selling
liquor and go and costs for matnt aiming q
nuisance. Tney all appealed and furnished
bail.
The failure Of the Vermont Granite Co.. of
Lima, o., has caused Losses among Barre
dealers stimated a. $4,000.
A successful exhibition OF Vermont poultry
and dogs IL now boing held at st. John. bury.
Pensions have been granted to Vermonters
as follows: Increase, Richard j Griffin Of
Mortified; reissue. Mon oe j Perry Of MI
ton origin !, Ransom A Wiley of Hardw'ck:
additional. Robert Collins of Bennington; In.
crease William d Gilbert Of Woodstock;
original widows, jeanette Emery. Rutland.
&c Simmons of Taftsvile was riding on a
load of logs the other day when the load tip
ped over, throwing him against stump and
injuring him severely.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
An Insurance Sch sse.

Arthur II Howiand, tho civil engineer, Of Bos
ton, who. on the night of Dec 50 last. WAS said
TO have committed suicide or 70 have been acci
dentaily drowned from the steamer Pilgrim. vi
the Fail River lice. was found Tuesday In New
ARK, J. lie was In very exhausted condi'
He says he mas been harAssed and worried for
monthe by business troubles and, after vai1iy
eudesvorfng 70 dSht his wav out OF his d "a ~
ties, he NJ asst decided to 20 away and seek re-
lief from the terrific strain under wrich ne was
laboring. He intend to put into effect GER
tain plans BY whic- be hoped TO pay on bis ia
biliues. lie was going about attending 10
various matters which he had found to 40 when
discovered.
There was terrible battle 10 western North
Caro- Ina last Wednesday. Two equals Of road
hand . one from Tennessee and one from North
Carolina. we're working on tn rosds, and dis
eS to work. william Norton and Alfred Rice
had some words over the matter and Rice spnt
Norton's head open with msttock, Norton's
brother shot him down AMI the fight became
genera. hauocks and spades were used for
weapons and the fight cont rued until all the
combatants were disabled. When the officers
arrived they ound thiee men dead and many
others wounded. Those who were able to fed
to the mountains. The place is q reeort for
hard characters and aoonshinere, aud no Law is
known smong the people.
A hurricane sweet over the Birmingham, sec-
ton of ALBANIA fridsy night. The track OF the
wss torn down ard blown away. AT Gals city
the Methodist church was blown down, the
Chriftisn IN -esvSr sNiety vas holding Q ses
sion. with over % people present Zine people
were kiiied or fatally l. jtred ard several more
parte more OF less seriously.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
BRATTLEBORO.
began Wednesday.

Lent began Wednesday.
More large Florida oranges, 25c. doz. a
Puileu Bros adv.
Services were held In the Episcopal church
Wednesday morni g at 10 O'Clock.
-Mrs Lima T Hubbard has been engaged
to sing a Edwin Rogers lecture at Nortl
Ad ans this evening.
"A dividend Of 70 1-2 cents on the dollar
Mwas ordered Friday on the estate Of Rost
white IN Insolvency.
~ -Sp'nach. lettuce and radishes at Fuller
Bros. Al.o SWEET potatoes, new Bermud,
onions and cranberries.-adv.
The many friends here Of Arthur Hard.
ing will b. sorry to hear that be is very sich
at the home Of bis grandma, her IN st. Alhans
-Kensw or subsoribe for the Reform Ell
now and avail yourselves Of Wholesale prices
on other periodicals. See clubbing list In
another column.
The rov choir OF st. Micbaers Episcopal
ehurch will render new music for Easter and
have afro dy begun rehearsinx IN der the Ill.
vection Of Charles Brazor.
Mrs. Hell r. Brigham, the lecturer. will
speak again ~ % Washington street at W. Fl
Adams f.b IA, Wednesday evening, At
o'c'ock. fnvit ton IL cordially extended ia
all lovers OF science and spirituaIism.
Eugene Frsld T. enjoying the bslmy clim.
0tc VI Lb~ hukotct, uCIC NC ioovCu tuib Wcch
to make q stsy IN Alameda and then 10 ssu
Francisco. He l. doing very little literarv
work-'jnst losfing bard and continuous
as be writer.
-Durinr Lent the following services are sp-
pointed 10 81. M'chaeps church on Monday
and FrIdav mornings ~ 10 O'Clock. and on
Friday and Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
with the exception Of Saturday Feb 10th. Ito
morrc~) when fhe service Will be held ct 10
.. m. instead Of p n.
-fresidtns Elder Baem,n was present It
the quarterly conference held ct the Metho-
dist church last FRIDAY siptt The stewards
elected were G Howe. W. r. 0rddis, A.
c. Dsveprort. o L. Miner. d N. Tolles. A.
v. Nay, q. p. Mathews. r. A. Ba99. ID. p.
Webster. r r Gleason, 8. n. Yeaw.J c.
Chandler. z. q. Crouch; financial agent W.
&. 0eddi..
Rev Mr.. Hume. q missionary Of India.
gave descriptive lecture on India In the
Congregational church Sunday morning. In
the evening he spoke In the church again,
psrti~ulariy about the work Of the Christian
Endeavor society In India He also gave q
verv 'nteregfng lecture 20 the young msn In
the N e. A. rooms IN the afternoon In re-
gard to the 7. n. G. A. work In india slow
fnR how thew reach the natives 10 Christian
WORT. Al the cose q subscription was isksn
UP 20 support q secretary IN India 10 months
and they sre In hopes Of Masking 1t q year.
Bishop HsIl proposes to visit st. Micbseps
Episcopal church on SUNDAY next ust In
Lert, and the services will he IS foIl0es: O.
m holy communion. the Bishop celebrsting:
10 30 q m. morning prayer and sermon; IL
M. Sunday school and bible Glass; .. m
evening prayer and sermon. TIE Bishop
VIII nresch both morning and evenine. Also
IN Chrisi cburrh. Guilford. ct 2 80 .. M.
There vi b. an informal reception NJ the
Recfory % Saturday evening from TO 10. |
to which all members Of he parish are In
vitfd.
Oct rcor Oliver Of fullen Bros. A Zig
sfeck.-sdv.