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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-11
BELLAIRE

Mrs Letter. of the Fourth ward. is
sick. and Mrs Tom Parrott. of Pow
hataD. is attending her
Harry Grimes was the guest of the
Windsor Hotel Thursday. and lost his
red book containing SIS and other
papers. The book was found shortly
afterwards by another travelling man,
a guest. who turned it over TO- the pro-
prietor. Yesterday morning Mr..
Grimes telegrapheJ about his loss from
ParkersbUrg. w. Va. Word was sent
him that his book was safe.
Solomon Fletcher chief clerk at the
postofice. who was assisting the post
master at Bridgeport. was forced to
give up and so home to BealIsville.
sick from exhaustion
Miss Minnie Steser is very sick of
rheumatism.
Nsssrs O. %, Hanl0u and s. B. Piper,
OF GAINESVILLE, were here yesterday.
The Misses Hutchinson. daughters
OF the late Joseph T. Hutchinson. have
gone to Utah TO Join their brother.
Edgar Howell has returned to
Youngstown accompanied by his wife
By appointment of Judge Driegs.
Walter Durah. David Wagner, C. E.
Bradford and C. W. Armstrong will be
jury commissioners for Belmont county
for this year.
The Gravel Hill Reading Club held q
literary session at the home of Mr.. w.
z. Stewart Thursday evening
The entertainment az the South Bell
aire vi. r. Church. last night, was a
very crediJablo affair.
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AFIERCE BATTLE.


SD,ni.b T'roopS Routed and Cut 10 fieeeS
bv Gen. Comes Troops.
TAMPA Fla. May 1O.-Passensers
o--riyiDo ON fhe Plant steamship Mas
cote saw the condition of things Is
encouraging To- the Insurgents I'D CuDa-
I- is declared that Camaguay has been
invaded by Gomez. and that he, win
5000 insurgents. besieged GualmarO
ON Monday. There were about. Z.OoV
Standards I'm the city, and, the pas
serzers say. after the fighting be-
csAl.e disastrous Yer the besieged, the
resiuent OF Cadiz, numbering about
$500. arrived. attacking the Cubans IN
the rear. Gomez quickly recovered
from The first onslaught, and while
small force kept up the conflict WIN
the forces of the city, his main OooF
faced the new enemy. Fighting was
very fierce. but il is asserted that the
strategy of Gomez and the valcr or me
insurg auts resulted in their victory.
The regiment of CuliZ. 10 is said, was
routed and cut % pieces by the pur-
suing Cubaus. The city was taken
and is now i'm possession OF the IN
surgents. The Cuban loss in killed
and wounded is placed at 200, while
f. IS asserted that the Spanish loss IN
killed and wounded was 5000.
Smallpox and yellow fever are said
t0 be very prevalent. Campos IS said
To be greatly displaased with the sit
uation. and the Cuban inswgent lead
ers gre hopeful of another crisis IN the
cabinet. which win require Campos 60
return. Cubans assert that diss-ls-
faction exists among the troops over
the execution of G1ileg0. Lieut.. Many,
who was brought 70 Havana for exc
CuJion, for this reason. it is said. was
not executed. but was decorated with
medals for his valOr.
The Spanish government, IL Is SAID,
desires 90 build q railroad from Pu-
erto Principe TO Santa Cruz. to give
1000 or 5000 men employment, thus
preventing their taking arms with in
surgents, and government agents are
reported enroute for Philadelphia y
New York to- borrow money TO build
the road.
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ARNoLD N CUSTODY.
After Two-Ncar Chase lie Must Answer
for Embczzlemeut-A Wheeling Firm In

After Two-l ear Chase He Must Answer
for Embczziement-A Wheeling Firm In
terested.
san Francisco. May 10.-Louis E.
Arnold, a member OF the detunct West
Coast Plumbing Supply Company, is
behind the bars at the City Hall. The
police have been looking for Arnold
for Two years. having trailed nina
across the Pacific ocean ana back. he
was caught in a lodging house in this
city yesterday He was recently in
dicted Tor embezzlement. After the
organization of the company, five years
ago. it was represented to have $780,
600 capital though it really had only
$4,000. Louis T. Arnold. manager
and vice president of the company, was
sent East and bought a large line Of
plumbing supplies from such houses
as ]. j. Watt iron works, Of New York
aDl Chicago. Eaton Cole & Durham,
of New York and Connecticut; the
Ramsey Manufacturing Company. Of
St. Louis the Riverside iron works, Of
Wheeling. W. Va, and others.
The bills of ladiug came within q
week after ArnOld's return, and We're
Hypothetical with banks and money
lenders The purchases of goods were
settled for by four months notes, due
in August 1888 A week before the
notes were due the firm failed. The
sheriff could find no assets. Arnold
disappeared and with him all the books,
correspondence and other papers of the
firm. Ii is said there is proof that S37-
600 i'm gold coin passed through the
COmpauy's hands within sixty DAYS
prior to The maturity OF their paper
but that not q dollar was devoted TO
the payment OF the creditors.
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FOR THE SAKE OF THE WOMEN.

Sergeant Major Bolitho, of the til
Hussars. was summoned into his col
oners presence one very hot morning.
The Indian mutiny was just COM
mencing. and most, if not all, the Euro
peans thought that it would be easily
Quelled, and would be quite local in it's
effects The station of BholpOor was in
district which was very well affected
TO the British. and no alarm had been
caused 10 the regiment there encamped.
Sergeant, l have a telegram from
the general, saying that this confound-
ed mutiuy has broken out in this prov
inCe Take ten men, with four sb;% Q
horses. and ride down at once; tell
them they are to return with you as
soon as the horses are rested.
Yes, sir; may pick my own men?'
Certainly" The colonel rose and
walked over to the sergeant Il don't
mind telling you. Bolitho, what have
not told anyone else-I feel very nerv-
Gus: my wife and her sisters would 80
to this place last week, and my chill
dren are with them.
Trust me. sir; l Will bring them
back safely. Rest quite assured about
that will start at once Saluting
gyayely. he left his chiefs room. leav-
ing him quite at ease about his wife
and children.
Ernest BOlithO was the sphinx of the
gallant seventh No one knew why he
was i'm the ranks; everyone liked him,
no one could help seeing that he was a
thorough gentleman. All they knew
WAS that his past had been an unhappy
one. and that he had been more sinned
against than SHINING.
lie had steadily refused to take
commission. telling the Colonel pri-
yately that he could do more good by
living with his men. Foremost in
sports and manly exercises. he strOve
to wean his men from the deadly can
teen by interesting them in shooting,
cricket and such like.
I'm an hour the party trotted out Of
the station into the glaring heat OF the
sun. BY dint of very careful riding
and iudicious short halts the bungalow
was reached in four hours.
B0litho dismOunted his men in the
compound and unSaddled the horses.
The natives struck him IS looking sur
ly. and full OF apprehension he entered
the house where the ladies We're al tea
The butler started when he saw Boil
tho enter. and after a brief pause drew
him into an adjoining room.
Quick. man, What do you waut?'
"Sahib." said the butler, glancing
nervously round, you saved my poor
bows life when the tiger had got him
down. and il am killed for it l will re-
pay YOU
The servants have heard that
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nerve centers do not permit sufficient
sleep, nervous prostration, lassitude
and dependency are sure to follow.
Paines celery compound guards
against all this by promptly feeding
the exhausted nerves and making the
blood pure, abundant. and nourishing.
1t cures neuralgia, rheumatism. dys-
pepsia. all forms Of nervous weakness.
dependency, skin diseases and affec-
lions of the heart, liver, and kidneys.
1t sends pure, vitalized blood to every
organ, and this makes people well.
Paine's celery compound has found It's
way originally through prescriptions
by physicians, into every city and
smallest village in the country.
1t would be difficult to find a man or
woman of mature age who has not
either been helped by this remarkable
remedy or has heard of its marvellous
properties at frst-hand from some en-
thusiastic friend or relative.
Paine's celery compound is the only
great popular remedy that physicians
of every school prescribe for disorders
OF the blood and nerves.
Says Mrs. Kate Manuel, 21612 Third
avenue, Minneapolis, whose picture is
above:
4 have been greatly benefited by
Paine's celery compound. have taken
six bottles Of the wonderful remedy,
and recommend it TO all who are af-
flicted as | was. For years | have suf-
fered from indigestion, and know not
how TO give due thanks for the relief
that | have received while taking
Paine,s celery compound. My son-in-
law has taken two bottles for a similar
trouble and it has made him we'll
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

8 room house on Forr+.....
$1,000. 4 good investment f..,.
Lot, size 5VXl62ia feel. lv aij,.,
National Pike, 500. Crasr .'- Sac
Lot on South York stree, a- l.-
I room brick resiieu.. ~
Front street, lot CQXln .aet Do,
on easy terms. i
Lots 3OxlSo feet on South Pa.
street al $1,000. -.
LOT Z5Nll0 on Fourteenth st-... ....
street. cheap. '.... -
Money 10 Loan-$4.U t.. s..
Tel. Sos No .. 1aA-
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READY 10 SACRIFICE HER CHILD

Spokane, Wash, May 10.-Newton
Blagg. a rancher. living near Chat
leroy, came home yesterday just in
time to save his two-year-old child
from a horrible death. His wife, driven
insane from religious frenzy, had built
an altar in the woods near the house.
upon which she had secured the little
babe preparatory TO roasting it alive.
She was engaged in offering up pray
err fer her sacrifice when her husband
happily arrived He brought his wife
here for commitment in the insane asy-
lum.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The Bloch Property. r.r.. u...
Nlhth streets, 81 Ice. i..u.. ..-.'.l.
river. viii sell part or ail OH
me building lot ut s,a...|r.
piece OF harke. stree. u....--
the POstOtiico.
The residence of Mr,. E.laha-. H..... ,
IvJ zane street, corner U. Nu.. -...-
10 ISS Fourteenth street, .. ...r.....
No. 1900 ChSplipe stroot. .g---.-i-
Ne. 81 south Hrondwtv. da- f...f.....
Two line lots on South B.olI.tt ...7
EIhe pnildtng lOts 10 p.ru,arf q
Tho John ". McLurc hnme.t.,, 90.
her OF s0uth Front and ohio ,frs,,.. a.
reduced figure '''.' .
No; 10 Fifteenth stree, .u- .,...
desirable residence pr.re-.. So % d.,
diana street; Eo5m.. modern -
Nos. 2216 aud 22lS Mgrke, strs.,
double brick dwelling. q property sf.or,-..
NO. 1891 EOa stree. 1.'c-y r.. .t.
ing oft rooms; hAl' lot Noi4. No.L .nl
No. 529 naia strest .s.sry bic. gr,...
Of II rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN
RINEHART q TATUM
INV RunLr tkttfIs,n. a....
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HUNTINGTON COMMENCEMENT.

Special 60 the Register.
Huntington, w. Va, May 1O.-Eight
young ladies graduated from the high
school last night there not being a
member Of the sterner sex in the class
Tie exercises were largely attended
The names Of the young ladies are:
Misses Martha Agnew, Haide Frost.
Dora Hagen. Rose Mcdowell, Elizabeth
Moore, Alice Norton, Mary Vinson and
Edna VERT. For the first time in
many years there were no essays and
the programme was a fine one
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TO RUILn WATER WORKS.

Special 90 The Register.
salem, w. Va May 10.-At a special
meeting of the City Council last uight
the contract for the erection Of the
water works was given TO Hoge &
White OF Wheeling, at $4,000. Mr.
White was present The work viii be-
sin nc once. The agreement requires
the hiring Of persons residing in and
nom Snlam
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TRUSTEES SALE.
City Bank Buildil

BY virtue Of two deeds ol t... r
by Ada Il. Diehl and John ID. L.,.
husband, 10 ME a. trustee. u.e u.
February 18th, 1891. ana the O....
TENDER LIST. 1891, and both OF reco.
office Of the Clerk OF the County e.
Ohio county, West Virginia. the Or.
book 81 page 10, the second I'm BOOK
page ~, / will sell ~ public au.'.
the north front door Of the COur p.
OF said county. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY lST E
commencing at 10 o'clock a. u I'D.
lowing described property: All tl4r .
or parcel of land known as lots ...
ninety-tve 60 and uinety-siN Gr g.
east side OF Market street urtue..
ferson (now Ninth street ami N.
(nOw Tenth street IN the cly o. rs.
Ing. Ohio county West Va. t0-,.a.r.
all the buildings and improvements fr
Oh. The latter consist Of tou Lg....
roomed houses with all ColNeu..l...
ten roOmcd tenement and iVU gyt r..
houses. The property viii b.. Offered
| whole and in parts 10 SUI l3rrr. %
Terms Of Salc-Ouc-tLlri ll OBJ.
chase money and as much mon.
purchaser may elect 10 pas CASH ..
day of sale, anT he resiG 'U 1884,. .
installments, Payable W.tH Interest
one and two years after tAe a-t .t .
the purchaser 10 give his note. H..
curity for the deferred payments .
title TO be retained as additional
GEO. J. MATUlrDt I....
The above sale Is adjourn. >.
June LIST. 1893, at the Same f.4r aH.
when IL will be offered 100 obs .. u.I. U.r.
GEO. j. MA-II~uA. Ir-r
my2&sati
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FOR SALE

House, 9 rooms, brick. corner ..' I".
ty-third street, $3.50.
Two houses. brick. ana l...
i'm rear. Eoff street Fiffh W1ri
$500 per year: easy terms So
House, rooms. Twelfth st-. . s
100 feet. $500. ,.... ...
House. rooms. brick lHt ZEE
Chapline street. Fifth ward
Splendid building LOT FOR oVr.l Ni
Main street. near ElEEth, tt
House. "A rooms and store
40 Main street near Twenty f'
4 roomed brick and stable 80
teenth street, N,3".
House. . rooms and hall Ch.H.
near 23d street, $I9p.
House, rooms. litn street
House. 3 rooms and bal.
Front and Kentucky streets. &c.
Double frame house. I'D rooms
room. corner 23d and Jacob s.'...
FOR $27 per month, 5000
House Is rooms. lith street '-
House rooms. 9th street
House Sc. 4 rooms, 18th street. oasr 8
$3.50 .... ..., .-
House. ) rooms, corner lui -f..
casv terms. $l,4OO.
House. 7 rooms and hall with ...-.
18th street. easy terms, %5.NH
House. S rooms and hall. --l ST.
House. 10 rooms, with lar.
street, $500.
House. rooms, Jacob f'r.
ward, $3.50.
House. rooms. Jacob ST.
Wheeling. $3.50. ....
House. 3 rooms and hall i..
Park View, $3.50
$50 feet OF land fronting on
and Lind streets. ...
House OF Z rooms and hall
street. Centre Wheeling $40
$50 5000. $500. 500. $1,000. $5V
10 loan on city real estate.
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SERIOUSLY HURT.

Special Co the Register
salem. ~. Va, May 1o.-Last even
ing while en- his way to an entertain
meut Louis Ho6orJ's horse became
frightened. throwing him or HIS col
lar bone was broken and other injuries
inflicted
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For SALE NOW.

\ two story frame Iws-...
and frame dwelling on a.I.r 81,
80 by 20. Terms easy prt
Location l16 Eighteenth Stree,
4 double two story gram.
side and good lot. on easr s.I. .., p
Road, between Fourth and r... N-..
y fine brick residence .g. ''.-
rooms. modern Improvements T
side OF Sixteenth street ,- Z
-. c; A. SCHAEFER a. c.
my1ea Cor. Fourteenth and 81. ~ g.
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MACHINISTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of the Sweeney Foundry and
Machina ShOn Lots.

In pursuance of decree in Prick ind
say Company v. General Engineering Com
pany ct al. made by the circuit CoIrt o
ohio County on the 18th day of March, 1898,
the undersigned special commissioners will
proceed to sell at public auction, al the north
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio coun-
ty. in the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on
Saturday, April %, 1895.
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. m, the following
described real estate. situated in said city,
county and state. that is To say, lots one
%, two ~, three %, iQur ~ I'VE ~,
nine 90. ten 90. eleven ilil' Twelve (l2l.
and tbe north half Of lot thirteen 13), In
square numbered eleven t11). in that part 81
said city known as the sixth ward-beine
the property formerly occupied by \. j.
Swesoev a Son as their foundry and machine
shop. Said lots will be offered as follows:
= 3. 9. 10 and II will be first offered to-
getber and as one parcel /, >, - and north
half Of IL. will be offered together ana az one
marcel: and then said lots vel he offered sep
aratclv and in smaller portions, and viii
he sold in whatever way VIII produce the
TERMS on SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money and rs much more thereof as the pur-
chaser shall elect to pay In cash on the day
of sale. and the residue in two equal Install
meuts. payable respectively IN one and two
years from day OF sale. with interest from
that dav. the purchaser 20 give his negotia-
Il, DrnrnisSOt.v notes for the deferred install
ments. with security thereon satisfactory 10
the special commissioners, and the title to be
retained until the payment in full OF the pur-
cbase money. both principal and interest
CITY L. c. ALLEN,
A j. CLARKE.
ALFRED CALDWELL
Special Commissioners
l hereby certify that bond and security
have been given by the said Commissioners,
ms rrguirpd low law and said decree
JOHN W MITCHELL.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of ohio County
The above sale is adjourned 10 Satur-
day. May IL 1Sq5. at 10 o clock a. m.
GUY z. G. ALLEN.
A J. CLARKE.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
ap9my79u Special Commissioners.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOria
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WILL SELL on EASY TERv,-,
w for city property GOOD nm '.' C ". "a
from the city; Enquire OFT. S. R-r'1-,5'' f,
ney-9t,Law, No. lil5 Chap.ins So 1.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

LOR SALE-NEW SIy-p,.,. ~
Il laundry, bath room at... 1t b.
in the best location VIII D.. ...
gain. Enquire OF I6 South Penn ST.
ap4h
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FOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS
Al the Register Counting Room.
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Chelsea,

Henry Clarke's two horses drew 81,
tons at one load recently Has any
one pair of horses that can beat that,
The Green Mountain Tennis cluf
held their first business meeting fol
several months last week.
Last Friday Mr.. Farnham's two
horses which were hitched near the
common, got away and ran over two
miles down the road Que was final.
~ thrown by its blanket, but was drag
ged by rs mate some little way befol e
they were stopped. No great damage
was done
The Camp Fire of the Union Vete-
rams Union Feb 22d, was well attend
ed Mr.. Bisbee, formerly at the head
OF the New Hampshire U. V. u,
spoke. Other speeches were made b,
II .. Bixby, Henry Br, ant and Hale
Darling 1t is casting no discredit
upon the others when we say that Mr..
Darllng's speech was far the best of
the evening. Readings were Civ.
en- by Miss Gertrude Brownell and
Flora Corwin and by Mr.. Aldrich.
Miss Gertrude Brownell, the slack
sisters and Miss Rell Chandler sung,
and Misses Adams and Brownell re-
cited.
Will Robbins has bought the saw
mill house for $500.
Mrs. Harwood is i'll with pneumonia.
The spring term at the Academy be.
gins Monday with many out of t. wn
scholars as usual.
"Nevada" is to be repeated March
6th
Elgin Barnes bought for $S5 the
goods sold BY the sherifl's sale at the
shoe shop, this money going to pay
Mr.. Winship's help.
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hoods Pulls are the best after-dinner pills
assist digestion. cure headache. &c. per boz
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COrlnth Corner,

Mr.. Spear has been in Burlington
the past week.
j. M Scribner has been on the
sick lit but is now better
Mrs. Spear and daughter Julia are
sick with the grip,
Geo Jewell has bow from the Home
at Burlington living with him.
L d. Heath and wife spent last
week visiting friends ia New bury and
Bradford.
Rev. Mr.. Brink from Minnesota has
just closed two weeks services of
meetings in this place.
Fellows Merrill and wife and John
Yarmouth and wife are visiting friends
in Barre and Plainfeld.
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TOpSham.

ArtHur NJ Lang returned home
from Newbury saturday where he has
been attending school The past winter,
bringing with him the honor of pass
ing the highest examina ion in BUSH
ness arii hmetic and correspondence of
any in the class
Milo j Lang attended the school
promenade at Newbury last Friday
night.
Chauncey Currier returned home
from Newbnrv Saturday, where he
has been attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Fuller visited
friends at Haverhill, N. H., last week.
Mrs Finette Frost Is having a seri-
Gus time with rheumatism.
Mrs O. P. Dickey still continues
very i'll.
1t was a foot instead of an arm that
Florence Corruth had scaled last
week
The Us held delightful social with
Miss Effie Currier last Saturday eve.
ming
Peter COrruth passed away at mid
night last Saturday after many weeks
of intense suffering from valvular
disease ofthe heart. He leaves a wife,
one son and a young daughter. His
oldest son departed this lite less than
two years ago. Mr. ,orruth was a
member of the NJ E churca and an
honorable and respected citizen. The
family have the sincere sympathy of
many friends in the bereavements that
fall SO thickly upon them.
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Wells RiVar.

Fhe following is a partial list OF
those who are sick in this village, A
5 Farwell, VIM. r Shedd, Mr. and
Mrs. f. Demimg, Mrs. II g. Bugbee
George Randall, Mrs Charles Pope,
Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. Nelson, Laura Clark,
Mrs. j. q. Learned
DR.. II II Lee finishes his course of
lectures at Burlington this week
Chandler & Co of Nashua, N H.,
have rented the Cheney grocery rooms
and will open up first class restau-
rant.
There will be prize speaking this
(Fridal) evening. March LIST, bv the
students of the high school There
will be good music aud singing by a
quar- tette composed of Mrs. e w
Smith, Misses Alice Deming, Alice
Brock and Grace Mead. Admission
% cents.
Brown & Morrill, of Ashland have
taken posses.io ion of the grist mill and
have stocked il with grain, meal and
feed and are doing large business.
II. T. Baldwin, proprietor of the
Baldwin Valley farm has purchased
from the Gov. f1oodell farm in Am
Trim, N H., four registered Holstein
heifers and one bull. This will make
a valuable addition to his large herd of
llolstein and Jerseys.
G. E Allen and wife of Lancaster,
N. II. =, spent Sunday at E. Baldwin's.
James King is the proud father of
boy born Sunday.
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StraffOrd.

Teachers examination at So. Straf.
ford, March 7lh and Sth.
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Waits RiXAr.

William WNman of Bland ford. Mass.
is visiting his cousin, Mrs A. A Chase
F A Haydn of Montpelier and F
L Prouty of Burlington were in towr
Tuesday.
E N. Philbrick of Newbury spent
SUNDAY and Monday with his parents
S f Loeke and w E Cunningham
are hauling lumber to Fairlee Pond.
Nellie g. Crimson has returned to
her home at East Orange.
w S. Eastman visited in Barre last
week.
A paper is being circulated for the
purpose of securing a bell for the
church.
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COpperfield.

William Hammer, Charles Doyle. and
Mary Wclch have gone TO Nortf
Groton. n. H., to work.
Ed Kennedy is home from Barre
where he has been working for the
past wear.
William Coburn has hired the Pat
rick Haley farm for the coming year
and will take possession soon.
Gilbert Chambers of STAFFORD il
working for w +. Roweli.
Born, a son to Mr.. and Mrs Wesley
Kicker, and grandson 10 Mr.. and Mrs
John Hammer.