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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
PERRY.
Hap. and Mlshap. In the rlrIviu. City

HHps and Allhaps In the Thriving. City
Across the River.
An effort Is being made to raise 81, 900
for the Firemen's Tournament should
il be held in Martins Ferry this year.
Il will be held Two days, probably in
the early part OF August Tho towns
in the association are Bellaire. Blake.
Mills. Canal Dover, Canal Fulton,
Coshocson. Navarro, Leetown, Lodi,
IoudonTille. Aarshallyilie. Martins
Ferry, Aassillon, New Philadelphia,
Marietta, Wellsyllle, Akron. Salem, Orr
vile and Wooste.. This would be big
thing 10: Martins Ferry and the cisi.
zens should encourage il
Yesterday considerable money was
collected by H. W. Gaudins for the new
ball club. merchants giving from 81 to
$ each. Humphrey Williams gave So
worth OF belts, and the Cleveland
Clothing Company S worth OF q
Next Saturday the club will play The
Athletics, OF Wheeling. on the Be!moa.
Bridge Company's grounds.
a game OF ball was played yesterday
between club, styling themselves the
Know 1t Ais" and the 'Kickers," the
former winning By 10 TO Z. The batter
les were John Horn and Somrer Marker
and John Davis and John Kcrber.
ke.ber was struck in the eye with the
ball.
Mrs. Michael Hear, who has pneu-
non!a, is nearing deaths door. Her
husband came last night from Wash
ington, Pa, and her on, John, from
Pittsburgh. son and two daughters
will arrive to-day from New York.
David Park, esq.,, entertained the Old
Mems Club at his residence, on Third
street, yesterday, in honor OF his even
ty-nin,h birthday. Capt. Richard Craw-
ford and Major Thomas q. Culbestson:
OF Wheeling, were present
Last night the board Of education
met and examined che plans for the
new high school building. The archi-
tect will be decided upon Wednesday
evening. The contract will be let coon
afierward.
Robert J. Fiuney was reelected Presi-
dent Of tho Fease township board OF
education yesterday. Tbs teachers will
Set sOvV IHis year, lHe sauIc Us !u4I, anu
Sl0O Tor the double rooms.
Eigh, shops resumed work a. the
West Virginia Glass Works yesterday
and another will 90 on to-day. The re-
mainder Of the works ha. been running
every day.
Yesterday while az work on the addi-
ton to the Belmont brewery Thomas
V, Salisbury fell and cut a large cash in
his chin. He afterwards mashed his
finger.
Work will be resumed at the key fac.
tory to-day. 1t supplies the Mingo
mill, which goes on tomorrow, and
the Belmont, which is in operation.
Frank Roberts and his sister, OF
Bridgeport, have fallen heir to $4,000
by the death OF a relative at Evansville.
Yesterday Robert Fordyce. OF Hick.
DRY and Second streets. buried z four.
mcnths.old daughter at Riverside.
TT J.. Irwin goes to Akron to-day to
organize a camp OF the Red men.
The United Presbyterians talk OF
building q e church.
Mrs. Rosanna Neal Is dangerously i'll.
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Just at This Season.
The ho,t Attractive md the Oio4t Deceit.
full of All the Year.

The Most Attractive and the Most Deceit.
full Of All the Year.
nj, hiks nois drastrsaS ,sLt5a o. tie Jti',
itEiy u p,ts,sli aGy often Isez attractive,
bat tasse Of al ;hs p!skssa; r;zofPhs;s tssfs +
dIsst'; uh tEa=tf sszs IA I'ae ia;z Of
Ltks-L
AlzIi t=y Eisfs4u stars uih e1li % Z
shnl olasi b. lie ilzEgiA Lsii6a Q! tie EyI.
aa That e shy - iaf8y pe5p.s .pEi lou coz.
pain c! rfoi irtiIrn, IaIEi IN the uES.d sst
H1aSt . nottp2tute, EPnas ifrss I'D EE'.lL'
Ihe following s god Gdrieei hos a~proELasst
Etiieal !~9a-aai3 "Pas1n0nIs aai DtAsE ean-
EsTou, c~D=ptLatN. which rhsEl. ifu@ : 51glEsi.
Cd cold eau tlNiyG - avoided u Z tigsiF tcG.
SdJ i ufgl Nska eAil!Y ElsL.!sni Efe tssi
iAgT AhoGld 70 sioype4 i=-ctsEissT OF hS'!o2,
oo1le9Esacs uI.!puoE, Ihtse oaly one utT
kagIa 70 ta= NUt.I oiAT9tdlrE Ac5ld OF csi!lG
and that !Sio -'ss good pg:c. sfcnE stiHsGlsnt
IhIaE EIne IL iI LrtIo3 aud scientifically pe.
ptrei. Ipr, tAlSt eIsVa nothing has srcG elu1led
DahJt Plr Nal: WhbEtT, uh!ch Il scSnuHl.
c1fSi tpflJ 5T ghJE.ClzGs AID tG4e1i45c EsD
70 = the gGlT pGre zea!aEL pabEsy o. The
market"
Tals TtlrAs,s stree EET b probably follow
Ell By E1GT tAople Hho are 11strinE tO-daF
from ihe eIfly esecis OF cold. cAi!LG o: ppbiblT
grip In f. LTineed FGsVL DIsyI Pare NAi:
= Laa!i reliable LEi Elective People sbolld
SoI A0TeItf. psTl!t =5y dealer 20 suhIitzte
something HhiEh Is C.l4si 70 be las: as gOo3'
OF about the ,atnc ihlrE." Noting ele CA
i:te!i sF yeis Q! Gs 20 bs the bct: Asd pasaIia
The you'd
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ATERE1ELE cRluE
Which Will Be Followed by Mereil
Punishment NJ IN. po-,,,tor

Which VIII BE Followed by nlercileis
Punishment Of tho Perpetrators.
ST. LOUIS, No, April Cor Elm
creek, five miles from Gainesville, Tex,
q party OF young people were having a
picnic and 4 OF the girls, Hattie
WEIGH, aged - years, started with
John Baldwin for a farm house, q mile
distant. on an errand. No. returning
search was made and the girl was found
in a thicket dead. She had been Grim
inally assaulted. 4, least five hundred
citizens are now securing the country
hunting Baldwin, who will be burned
at the stake II caught.
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THE DOVENER CLUB.
It's Increase in Membership 10
Something Remarkable.
SOME SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
orthe Newly Organized Political Or.
EaniEation-nfany eK.Democrats arc
onthe Membership Holl-Sew Quar-
ters BeInE Pi,ted Up-aieetings OF
the Club Friday and Saturday.

orsr on tho South side, the rsz Re
publican organization, tho B. B. Dor.
eusr club Is pretty nearly turning
things inside cut. 70 to speak. The
club which was only organized las.
week with a Membership Of one h.n.
dred. is growing a.: phsrominaI rate
and now boasts Of 4 membership roll OF
two hundred-all CT them workingmen,
al that Permanent quarters have
been scared on the seeond foo. OF the
HandlAu building 81 the eorner Of Thir.
ty-sixth and Jacob streets, which are
nov being t~asteIully fitted up by the
members, who In these Democratic
times, have got more than they can at
tend io-aii.
There will DO q business meeting Of
!hs club At the nsz quarters next FRI
day evening. a. which il is importan!
tba: every member be present, ~ ar
engagements will then be completed for
the public meeting to be held under the
auspices OF the club 4: WestWood's ball
on the next evening. Saturday. At the
latter meeting several prominen. Re
pubIieaas will be present aud address
the audience, including Captain B. B.
Dovener. Nr. G. Z. Hart Mr. S. G.
Smith, Nr. James X. Hall and Others.
4 significant feature Of the new
organization is that men are in It, and
at the head, who heretofore have taken
little II auy interest in politics. An
other feature none the Iess si~gnifcan.
Is the appearance on the roll OF mem.
betship OF the names OF men Who here
tofore have been stauuch Democrats;
last Saturday evening thirteen eI.
Democrats were admitted to member
thip. The Doyener club will M
doubtediy be q power in tie coming
campaign.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., April 16.-The
supreme court to-day reversed the de-
cision OF the court OF claims on a claim
BY Z. s Shields. Shields was district
attorney toc the northern district OF
Ohio. The oaicers Of the treasury de-
par:meut disalloHed come OF his &C.
counts. The court OF claims awarded
him his claim, %. .hil ia reversed. De-
cision by Chief Justice Fuller.
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A Merry THIEF.
a TsuSs oiaA's Novel Method Of EabSiuE
Freight Car.

a TsHsE Mans Novel Method Of EabSiur
Freight Car.
ksSS D1akA 10 ~ iE1saag
sTtrbEsviLE, O., April 10 = For
ne,vr theft; IL opcn dIyIiph. Bsri
Cahli, a youn. uaa OF this ei;r. takes
the pfirs. Yesterday be engaged a
.eznI,er TO haal slosd Of posI,oss from
= ess consigned to Maxwell & Henry, Of
this city, representing that 4 mistake
had bseu made, and tia: bis mother
had ! bill Of lAdiug. The wagon vas
loaded yesterday and delivered this
morning, and = second load taken and
sold a. retail. Being cha,ed aEay aud
%dlspuiinc the Ownership when be ven:
Aiior a third load, he engaged another
express and sto.e eiEh. kegs Of FISH from
= car consigned to MeGouan BroL, oil
;hil city, and cold two kegs before az
fpstal
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WHO Says rhoumatt.m Can sot be cnrea'

My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a severe attack
OF rheumatism. We could get nothing
that would afford her any relief, and as
4 last resort gave Chamberlain's pain
Balm a trial. To u great surprise shn
began TO improve alter the lrstnpplica-
ton, and by using it regular she was
soon able 10 get up and attend to her
house Work. II. Johnson, OF c. J..
hnusson ( Co, Kensington, MINI.
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Cure Yor Headache.

As n remedy for all forms OF head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects Q permanent.
cure, aud the most dreaded habisual
SICK headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who are atfliufed 10 procure
n bottle, and give this remedy a fair
trial In cases OF habitual constipa-
ton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the need tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use OF this medi.
cine. Try 1t once. Large bottles only
hlty cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store, .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

Loxoos, april 1.-The house oilords
to-day passed the Bering sea bill, the
house OF commons having agreed 10 the
amendments OF Lord Kimberly. secvs-
taEy oil state for foreign Affairs, includ-
ing the change in clause seyea. There
waa no debate, the final stages OF the
bill will be taken tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
Tbs s.eamer Dc Eu1,er Lo.t.

ANTWERP, April 16-Tho Belgian
steamer De Ruyter, Captain Meyer,
which sailed from this por. on March
u bound for Boston, and which has not
been sighted since she passed the
Lizard the following day, has been off,
cialIy posted as lost. She carried q crew
OF tw~enty.eight men.
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Nr. lloyd Not a Candidate.

STeesdi B1tria tor IsslSs,.ae.
CHARLrTox, s.. Vi, April l6-Hon.
John B. Floyd, who has been proni-
ne1.!y mentioned in connection with
the Republican congressional noui-
nation, announces in the EpnA2 Ial
to-day tina: he poii;ively is no, aud will
not be q Candidate.
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YESTERDAYS c
The Results at Roby, St. LouiI, and sIer

u Eesuits NJ hoby, 81. Louis, and Mem.
phis.
Rory, IsD., April I8.-Ffus halt mile,
Rosemond won, time :59;.
Second, 5 futlongs. Laures.sn won,
time 1:I6i.
Third, al6 mile, Ia Gar.ia won. time
1:07..
Fourth, 1l-ls mile. Azraol won, time
I:22
Fifth. one mile, Ulster won, time POS.
ST: Lors, April l6.-Esa. ST. Loui.
results:
Rirst-Fiye turlonzs; Richal wou.
Time, l:05.
Observation-Disclosures OF q mile;
Wrestler o fine, SO.
Third-six furlonss; Arch bishop Won.
Time. 1:2l.
Foutth-sir iurlongs; Powers won.
Time. l:2l3!-
Fiith-oae mile; Livingston won.
Observation-Disclosures Of a mile Elm.
atone won. Time, 57i.
MEMPHIS, TEyx., April ID First
sell!ng;six furlongs, Oliver won, schuyl-
kill second, G. B. Cox third. Time,
1851.
Second = rurse. ,w~o-year-olds: five
furlongs, salie Woodiord won, Fertile
second, Lady Mccain third. Time,
.l:oi..
Third-LasEie stakes for t~wo.rear-old
fllies, $1,000 added; four ~iu,longs,
Handapun won, Kitty Scott second,
Moderocio third, Time, 80.
Fourth-Seliing, half mile; susia Nell
won. Nike Brown second, Beverly
third. Time. O:50i.
Fifth-Selline, one mile; Marcel won,
Ethel second, Carrie II. third. Time,
l:45!.
sixth-selling. siI furlong.; Emporia
won. Patrick second, Elmer F. third.
Time, lis
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~,asstenEE,s SALE.
A ssIGNEE's SALE.

A SsIGNEEs SALE.
W virtue OF AIDED OF assignment 11sds to 10
OF The Sh day OF IArch. IS9i. By CaR-les {.
Hoffman and Anna <. Hoffman. his vile. and o.
record in the olict Ut she CLERK OF he County
Cousto Ohio county, West Virginia l will on
sATCRDAY,T TIE srn DAY OF MAY. 1874.
a. the front door Of III. Court Hoast Ct oato
county, olyef 10; sale the following real estate.
io-T!t:
LOIS No. Is md 70 IN the town OF Siats
OF West Virginia, and the Two rrsidezceS-oHe
tuo-sio!y frame ard one twos!oIy 6:ics situated
theceoni alSoOue brick stable, one brick smoke
house, one frame ice Eotis, one cs--tkGe hOlEo,
one trarae slaughter house.. che bEcS 2Achice.y.
Rad manufacturing house; NIL .iiuA;9d on thu
above lots, as we'll Is nj oihe: buildings s!.gs:et
on saiG premises
! will also oGcr 70! sale on the same day GU the
above pTeI1iAES a. Fulton the following ps7sonli
property. io-vit: oae laEse wS:af cNf. Two larl
eoo;ea. oEe jacket keitie, two g-!Ea.sioGe' one
l1rd pres, four counter scales, one platform
scale; oae meat chopper. two sausage s;useH;N
oae dry bee! cutter, two cieATe:s. SliTeS. via
SAWS and butchers Tools. -FOUR neA: Gases. 81
pounds sll.Epiec, oae large steam ;acke; lard
keTtle. one lard ke.ile. one sleigh. one tNo-seAtei
~carr!sre, one top wasoa. one fa-l Ta5o5. ons
SET double EaEDrsS, one horse,
TERtS OF SALE or REAL YTA-E-Ole.ihid
cash: balance IL SIX and twelve month. sccpred
by deed OF tEi,i on nboTe zeal estate. The pu:'
desire.
TEE,s OF SAFE or ABOVE PEEsoSAL PROPERTY:
Cash. in the meantime ssles o! the 1b1ve pe5o1'
q! property will be made privately a! the GIo'e-
WILLIAM c HANDLAS,
Assignee oil Charles C Hoffman and AraA l.
Hoffman. ApI
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'pral b1rss-a Z ~ h1EIsaer.
C~LAnGsguEo. ". Va, april lG-The
United State, dis,rie. and circui. courts
eonrsned hero to-day. Judge Got pre-
siding. Judge Jackson is expected to
arrive tomorrow. There are abou. six
hundred wisaesies summoned before
this grand jury.
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Spiral blSasoi % hs h.eli9tnao.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April l6.-PosI.
masters appointed: Z o. Weedman.
vice J. ". Tucker removed, Ca.srille,
Monongalia coanty; l. J. Cur,ey, vice
~ 4. williamson resigned, Niece,
Taylor county.
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MuslcH, April 16-Count Adolphe
Frederick Won Setback. the well known
author and millionaire, is dead. He
left his immense picture gallery to
Emperor William, On condition that it
be added TO the Berlin museum.
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Fon Group. Whooping Cough and
Colds Of children, Cubsp Cough Cure is
invaluable. For sale by druggists in o5
and so cent bottles.
Sold by Alex u. Young, John Klari,
wheeling, and Bowie& Co, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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H~ARRlsnuRe. Pa, April 1G.-Governor
Pattison to-day signed warrants for the
hanging Of James. Newton Hill, of
Allegheny, and james 5. Carpenter at
Junia.u, on Thursday, June II.
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spet1al UFpoleh 70 he InsalI9tnor.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April l6.-Mrs.
Mary Adkins. aged los. died in the west
end to-day. She was probably the Oldest
person in the state.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

4
By Tirtuc Of . decd o: tyns: made By Charles c.
stephens and Mars ". Stephens. his wife, 20 re
us trustee dated March j ls1, and recorded 70
the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Cour: 0!
OhIo county West Virginia Il Deed O! IEnsi
Book No. 81. page IS. ! viii sell NJ public auction
at The north front door OF the C0u.t House o!
said county. III the city Of Wheeling, 90
SATURDAY. THE 231n DAY OF APRIL, isH.
commencing Z. ten O'Clock t. m. the ~ioroTi1s
described real estate. situate, lying Ead oe!nEia
the said city OF Wheeling, In the county OF OHIO
and state o: Wes; Virginia. that is 20 .sy; ihs
EoTth half ~ Of lot numbered iouriDin I1uGis
numbered twelve ~ as desIgGsted on TIE Pc:
OF ~Caldwelrs addition 10 Wheeling. recorded -
DECD Book 81, folio i. OF the recoEdt Of Ohlo
county, Yves: Virginia. said hall lot Is tEoat!ai
on the ives! side OF E0g street formerly eGLei
Bolton street, between TEen;y-eiShth 81!
Twenty.ninth streets formerly called Ity.o'
and FairmoIt streets and being the Atae 9;r
perty conveyed 10 raid Charles C. stephens oI
MGnerya Stephens by deed OF sane ds!e Is IHs
said deed OF trust.
TER1y OF SGLE-0ne-third and rs ruea no'e
as tho purchaser elects 10 pay in cash % iaeta
ofsEle, the balance II two squa! inStasttaens q.
twelve and tWenlv.lour Eontts, ro.cS Gr"rt-i
Interest from the Gay OF sale secured By GesI
trust, or lien reserved. on the property 500 "
be Eiyen for the dc!e;reG payments.
GgO-E CALDWELL Irr'ee
VIZ. HAuEl- Hrc.ionceE
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.


Stage OF Water md otoyom un., of Hoats-
The River Interests.
y~EsTrEoAY's DEPARTURE.
Ben Hu.. ,Kc:nple, Parkcrsburg. Z p N.
Liberty, Booih, Darlington, I'D pm.
EoATs LEAVING To-Day.
Hudson, .Aguow. PIttSburSh. 5 a. N.
Keystone STATE, Calhoun. Cincinnati. S a. m
u. \ Bedford. G5ecn. Pittsburgh. &. IN.
Courier. Hyer, Parse.NouE:, lJ:D p. IN.
X. Z Phillips. Mcnicl. Matauiotl, 1850 p. Il.
Liberty, Booth, ClarinstOu, SD p. II.
The marks at the public landing
showed II fee. 6 inches and falling last
evening. Weather clear and warm.
Reports from headwatcrs show a ris-
ing river at but one point, Warren, on
the Allegheny:
Steubeaville-River II feet 3 inches
and falling; clear and warm.
Oil City-River 4 feet 1 inches and
falling; clear and warm.
Warren-Rives 4 feet ! inch and ris-
ing; clear and warm.
Greensboro-Rivsr 0 feet 6iHches and
falling; clear and warm.
Norgantown-River s feet 2 inches
and falling; clear and warm.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
For the Erection Of a New Bank
Building at New MartinsvlIle. WA.

VIII be received up to I O'clock p. n: Thzsd4y.
April =, IaI. Contractors may make sepG-a;a
BIDS or nay bid for tie whole work The sue
cessful b!dce: will be required 70 give bond s1d
security for the iulallment Of contact awarded
in proper penalty. Plans aud specifications 70,
said building can Be seen at the once OF L ".
Hcuisst Architect. Reilly BuiFdinS. Wheeling.
v. Vs., and Il WeZel County BlnE New Mar
t~insTilie. ". Va H!ds TO ~ addressed wetzel
County BSlk. New Mart!aSrlla, WA. marked
'ProposAlS" We reserve Tho rtgh. TO .e.ect s1T
". s!HrLEY.
s. J.. ELLIOTT.
ArEI II. 1885,. api5
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-10

Waitsf1eld.
Remember the dedication service at the
new Methodist church tomorrow at one
o'clock.
The members of the Methodist church
choir were treated to an oyster supper last
Friday evening on the occasion of re-
hearsal at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
McAllister.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed last
Thursday by something over fifty at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Boyce, the oc-
casion being reception given in honor of
Rev. and Mrs George o. Howe of Island
Pond, former pastor of the Methodist
church in this place.
Sarah Thompson went on Monday to
Lowell Mass, expecting to soon accom-
pany her nephew, Elmer Baird, on a trip to
Southern Pines, n. c., where he goes by
advice of physicians hoping change of
climate may prove a benefit to him. Mrs.
Irving Hill takes Miss Thompson's place in
the village school 81 Moretown.
Mrs A. j. Stoddard of Claremont. n. H.,
is visiting her only surviving brother, the
venerable Harry Jones, and other relatives
in town. 60 George Il. Dumas and wife
aud two daughters of Waterbury are visit.
ing friends in town. 60 George Bushnell
aud wife of Thompsonvile, Conn, were in
town a few days last week.
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family. - Ellen Slayton and Jennie
Dugar remain about the same.

Dugar remain about the same.
East Montpelier.
A delegation Of the railroad employees
attended ID. X. Sortwell's funeral at Cam
bridge, Mass, on Sunday.
The mysterious disappearance of M.
Somaini is accounted for, as it is learned he
has sailed for Italy, but the mystery re-
mains, rs there seems no reason for his
going in that way.
Business has called John Worcester to
Springfield, Mass. 80 Il |. Wheeler WIS.,
tied relatives in Windsor county last week
60 G. II. Hammett has sold his tfotter
to DIR. Cole of Springfield, Mass
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The selectmen are rebuilding the bridge
on the West HILL using steel stringers in
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MRS. BESSIE T. GLENN, a faithcurist of
Trenton, n. j.. has been placed under ar
rest for misdemeanor, in accordance with
a recent law passed by the New Jersey
making it crime to practice as faith
curist or mindhealer in that state. Mrs.
Glenn's patient was Sadie Bell of Palmyra,
who was i'll with consumption. She died,
and a coroner's jury decided that the cause
of death was lack of proper medical at
tention. The law is to be tested.
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Sylvanus Wardner has purchased the
place recently owned by Miss Jane Smith
for $3.50.
There is to be a missionary sociable in
the parlors of the Second church on Thurs
day afternoon. The ladies are preparing a
box for the Mcintosh school. Gentlemen
are invited to tea.
Pomona Grange held meeting at Union
hall last Saturday. The exercises of the
afternoon were open to the public. Alpha
Messer, lecturer OF the National Grange,
was present and delivered an interesting
address. Dr. Bowen of Connecticut and
Dan Howe, superintendent of TIE expert.
ment station at Burlington, were also
among the speakers. A pleasant feature OF
the occasion was the exhibition of fruits
and vegetables. A dialogue by home talent
furnished amusement. The meeting was a
very pleasant one and well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durkee, with their
daughters Blanche and Jessie, are visiting
relatives in New Hampshire. 80 Fred
and Walter Howard were recently called to
Springfield, Mass, by the death Of a sister
- A little son OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Beard, aged two years, died of cholera in.
fantum on Friday of last week. Funeral
on Sunday. Miss Mary Upham and
Edward Stone were delegates from the
Christian Endeavor Society , the state con
vention held at Newport last week.
Cabot.
The selectmen are rebuilding the bridg,
on the West Hill, using steel stringers in
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-10

Ladies' Drawers of fine muslin finely
tucked and very finely embroidered ruffie.
Price SOC; would be considered a bargain
anywhere at 6219c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-10

Ladies' Drawers. of equally fine cotton;
tucks fine and ruffle light and rich. Price.
1910. Try and match 1t anywhere for soc
If you can.