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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
AWFUL MASSACRE
or Armenian Christians by the
Hoathenlah Turks.
IN tue VERY FACE OF THE REFORMS
Promised by tho sultan Another Out
rage oceurs-AIen Women aud
Children Murdered In Cold Blond,
Many OF tho Women subjected to
Cruel IudlgultIcs-TurlsIsh officials
Fail TO Arrest Members OF tho Mob.

CoSsrAYrNopLE Oct. 9S,-Another
terrible massacre OF Armonianl, accom-
panied by tho oulraging OF women, is
reported to have occurred quito rO'
Gently in the Baiburt diatrict, between
Erzeroum aud Trobizond, According
to tho news received hero, u mob Of
about 500 MussulmaRs and LazeI, the
great majority Of whom were armed
with Mariini.llepry rides, made an
attack upon the Armsnians inhabillng
several villages OF that vicinity, and set
Ere 10 their houses aud schools. As the
Armsnians led in terror from their
dwellings, they were sho: down as they
ran and number Of mon and women
who were captured by The rioters, II ls
added, Wero fastened to stakes and
burned alive,
The Armenian women who fell into
the hands OF tho mob, 1t is also assert
Cd, we're outraged and brutallY multi.
ated. Il is also stated that the churches
Trro dasecralod and tho villages pill
LACED, tho catto aud all tho portable
property Of any value belonging to the
Artnonians being carried oil by the
maranders. During tho disturbance 100
ArIncnians were reported to have been
killed. The surviving villagers applied
to the governor uf Baiburt for protec'
ton, who, after hearing their COM
plant, sent three policeman TO the
scene Of the massacre, alter the slanEh'
ter was ended.
The furnish officials, It Is claimed,
know the rlnglcaders Of the outbreak,
but, apparently, no atepI have been
taken to arrest them.
The number OF ArmsnianI massacrcd
at Erzingian is now said to DO several
hundred.
The Turks, it is stated, have also at.
tackled the Armenians 10 the disIric. oil
Gumuahdarh. near Trebizonde, and
have slaughtered many Of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

This remedy Is becoming go we'll
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric BiLtora sing tho same song Of
praiSe.-A putsr medicine docs not ex.
isl aud 1t IL guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bittors will cure all
diSeasos Of the Liver ana Kidneys, will
remove Pimplss. Boils, Salt Rheum aud
other affections caused by impure blood.
~ III drive Malaria from the system
and prevent aS we'll as euro all Malar.
lal feyers.-For euro Of Headache, Con.
supation and Indigestion Try Electric
BItlsfs--Entiro satisfaction guaranteed,
or money roiundod. Price Soc aud
sl.00 per bottle at Logan Drug Co.'s
Drug Store. D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
THE NIcANAGuA oANAL.
The Project as viewed by tho London
Times Correspondent.

The Project as viewed by the London
I Times Correspondent.
LONDON, Oct. 2s.-As cablod to tho
Associated Press last night, tho Times
to-day published three-column article
on tho proposed ship caual-Io join tho
Atlantic aud Pacific oceans, through
tho republic Of Nicaragua. The article
IL written BY A. Il. Colquhoun, a CORE.
spondent who was specially sent By the
Times to Nicaragua at about the tino
the United states government commits
sion went to that country in order to
report upon the ieaiibility OF the plans
Of tho maritime canal company OF
Nicaragua and tile Nicaragua canal con.
struction company. In Nicaragua Mr.,
Colouhoun met tho United States COM
mission, aud is understood to have
thoroughly studied tile plans for tho
inter.oceanic waterway. lie arrived at
tho conclusion that the project cannot
be carried through as a private enter
prise, but that it must be under the
auspices OF "some strong government,
which without doubt must DO the
United States
The Time correspondent is con.
yinced, however, that the cost OF cut
ting tho suggested waterway will DO
nearer Sl50,OOO. 900 than sl00,000,OJJ.
Continuing. Mr.. Colquhoun says:
"As regards tho political aspect, con-
tiiential communications arc said 10
have passed between tho British and
United States governments and no OBJ
eCtionS have been raised. Ia any case
it would seem that, under the Clayton
Bulwer troaty Of 1850, any connection
between tho Atlantic and Pacilc by a
ghip canal through Nicaragua will likely
bs nautralled In tho samO WHy as the
Sucz cana IN 1855.
"rhe object Of the bill recently pass
cd 10y tho United Siatos senate, 1t is
practically clear, Is TO acquire control oil
tho canal, and is a matter which con.
Germs not only tho United states, but
the entire world at large, more especial
~ Great Britain. But lor the obstacles
hindorng the United Sta;os govern.
mont itself in undertaking tho construc:
ton, II would have been completed
long ago. Tho work is so great, tho
bonella nro 30 trhnHcendnnt, aud inc
interests Involved arc 20 vast and com.
MEX that it should DO removed from
tho chances OF private cntorptl'c, al.
ioclod rs il would DO By tho sirinRoncy
Of tho fluctuations of tho money market
and tho attitude OF tho governments oil
Nicaragua and Costa RicR."
Mr.. Colquhoun also inspected the
route OF tho proposed canal through
tho Ialhmus Of Panama, and he o,ti.
matoa that, even II il is feasible, not
more than onc.thrd Of tho work has
boon executed aud that II would cost
largely over OO.OOO,OOO to complete il.
He regards tire ChagrOs river and tho
Culebra cut portions Of tho Panama
canal plans as being insurmounlablo
obstacles to the completion Of that un'
dUrtaking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
SENSATIONAL LETTER
From An Alleged, salrldo Who SAYS II
WINS Hired to Swear FnISslI.


From An Alleged. salrlds Who SAYS lie
wns Hired to Swear FnISslI.
SAN FRANclsco, Oct 2s.-rhO coroner
to-day received letter signed George
Reynolds, saying the writer's body
would DO found in the bay and confess.
ing he had been employed by the astor'
neys Of Theodore Durrant to mGnufae'
tnre testimony in the murder casoI Of
blanche T.amout and Minnie Williams.
Tho letter says live other men were also
employed by the defense to make false
statements. the object was to convict
Rev. ]. George Gibson, pastor OF the
Emanuel church, Of the murder Of both
girls. Each Of the five men was to
swear to q part Of story which in its
entirety would probably convict Glib
son. The letter Is accompanied by a
typewriter statement which the letter
Gays Reynolds was instructed by the
defendants attorneys to swear to. The
police are investigating the matter, but
will not admit that the lOtter Is u hoax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
A FLAT FAILURE.


Tho Attempt to IIeurg"n'Ea tho Demoe'
Tncy In Southern West virginia.
Special Dispatch 10 ne hbi i1aem
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Oct. 2s.-Thc
attempt made by the Democracy to 70.
organize the political clubs in tho rural
districts has so far proved bat failure.
On Saturday last several Of the former
clubs wcro called 10 meet in this section
Of tho state, but tho crowd expected ut
most Of them did not materinliEc. In
some places n low members have mot
and elected officers, but tho attempt 10
whip all In limo Is not like it used TO bc,
The changes in the times have had tho
effect Of driving many former Demo-
Gratis 10 tho Republican party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

Mr. II, @. Smith, No, 90 Perry street,
Newark. N. j., says; eater several
physicians gave up my case as beyond
their skill, wrote to Prof, Munyon. /
had dyspepsia and constant dlstrosS in
the stomach, chronic diarrhea, cataTFh,
with continual dropping OF nucuS In
the throat and stoppags OF the nose. l
suffered 60 much from rheumatism in
the shoulder that could scarcely move
my arm, also had kidney trouble,
with backache and swelling Of the ieet
aud ankles. In fact, II would be hard
to find more obstinate aud compli'
Gated case. aud could scarcely believe
Prof. Munyon's statement that his
remedies would cure me. But confess
freely that was completely cured Ivy q
short course Of Munyon's Remedies. !
wish to particularly recommend his
new calarrh treatment as tho milde'tt
aud yet the most promptly curative oil
any have used"
The Munyou Remedies effect prompt
and positive cures IN tho most o6ssi'
nato cases. A sonarate cure for each
disease. Al all druggists, Is cents each.
Personal letters TO Prof MunYon,
1906 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swersd with free medical advice Tor
any disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

CLEVELAND. O., Oct, 9s,-Grave fcars
arc entertained for the safety OF the
fishing tug Florence NJ, which put out
from I.orain during the gale this morn.
ing. After she left tue port nothing
was seen or heard oil her at Lorain and
il was thought she had foundered.
Captain Murphy was in charge. The
crew was made up Of five men including
Engineer Montgomery. All are resi-
dents Of Cleveland. Inc tug put out 10
lift tho nests Of the l. A. Ranney Fish
Company, oil this city. A furious gale
has ragged on the lake since last night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
srAILrLINn pneaIIiIIlIrY
why There May b, no Election Ia New
York Snxt Week.

why There SHAY b, no Election Ia New
YOrh So1t Week.
NEw YoRE, Oct, 2s.--Judgo Beach in
tho superior court to-day handed down
his decision OIL tho application made to
remove tho rooster, the emblem Of tho
State Democracy from tho official bal.
LOT. Judge Beach grants tho petition
and orders tho rooster to bo removed.
lfc ttalcs that tho police commissioners
acted crronoouSly IN allowing tho State
Democracy tho NO Of tho OmblOm for
candidates for aiato oliiccs.
An appeal Will DO taken to tho gonor.
al torn Of the supreme court who're tho
case will DO argued and decided on
Wednesday. Should tho court sustain
tho dooisi6n Of Judge Beach there may
bo no election on November 0, as tho
time will thon no too thofL iot tho
printing Of the i6O0,O0l aud moro bal
lots Those must DO lni'hod by Nom
day and tho manager Tor the printing
contractors Anys tlns Will 10 impossible
II tho decision ls Sustained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
pnlsoNnp CANNED GOOD
Make Sick Fifteen Guest. at nuntIuEtO
IIoieL

Make Sick Fifteen Quests ut a Huntington
Hotel.
sper'a' Dispaish % NE IHi,5lig,Horr
HuxrrSoroN, W. VA, Oct 2s.-At the
Adelphi, the leading hotel in this soc.
ton, all has boon excitement to-day.
At an early hour about fifteen Of the
guests began to manifest signs Of poi
soning, and since about hall OF the med
ical fraternity have boon engaged in at.
tending to the wants OF tho suffering.
All were pronounced out Of danger to-
night except Homer Smith, Appointment
hotel mau at Point Pleasant, who lilo,
in critical condition. Eating canned
goods ia supposed to DO tho cause Of the
trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

Special Dnpaict 70 ne hbHiqacr
srgungsylLLE, Oct. 2S.--A drunken
row on Church street this evening over
a woman ended in shooting adray.
John Jordan shot twice at Thomas Far.
ris, both bullets taking effect, ono in
tho mock aud tho other in his loft arm.
Jordan escaped nrfUs', aud his victim
may die. Both arc colnted.
Word came horo this evening from
Bloomington, Ind, that joseph Hill, Of
this city, had died Of injuries by being
run over by a freight train this alter
noon nj that place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
MUNYON'S PROOF.
Praise from Eminent oluaops

to Complete aud Porma'
nent Cures in Thousands Of Casss
Where Physicians EIayo FaIlcd-Got
a Free Copy Of Munyon's Guide TO
Health, Ask Your Druggist for a 20
Cont Bottle oF Munyon's Remedies
and Cure Yourself
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

Tho bost aNlyO Ia tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, uloOra, salt thoum, ioyor
sufcs, tctlor, cliappod hands, chilbIaIns,
cotnE, aud all skin Oruptions, aud poaI.
lively cufOi plloa, or no nay required.
It's gnarantool to give perfect aitisiai.
ton OF money rounded. PrlcO 20
cents por box, For salo by Logan Drug
Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

A.G. BARrLBY, Of Magic Pa, writes.
~ feel 1t duty Of mine 10 iniorln you
aud tho public that DO Wits Witch
Hazel salyo cured mo Of n worry bad case
oil cclcmn II also cutod INV boy Of a
running aofo on his log. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, u. i. Peabody,
BOhWood, and lowlo & o., Dridco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

don. Harrison wlr Introduce ton. COR.
dunh indianapolis.
lHDlAsArob', lHD, Oct, 2a.--GOnoral
benjamin Harrison has broken long
list Of doclInallons to addrc,a public
aBomblogcs and will appoar OH tho
platform next 1'hutday night In liii
city with Con John .. Gordon, Of Com
tolerate iamo. Gnncrnl Harrison will
Introduce tho Confederate, aud II ID
expected that lao will contribute soma
interesting tOfnatks OH tho results Of
tho war and tito rolaIiun0 Of tho two
sections
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

DO Suro aud use that old and well.trIed
remedy, Mus. WiSsLow'S SOOTHING
SYRUP for children teolhlng. 1t Sootnes
tho child, soilous tho gums, allaYs all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy Tor diRrrhnh Twenty-Five cents
O bottle. MWFdW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

Adviccs received ut Rome from Abys.
sinnn, say that tho death Of King
Monoluk Ia unConlrmgd, and 1t Is ovCn
stated that no Ia advancing towards
DDfoumndin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-IE is reported that
OK. Queen Liliuokalani has bought two
estates in Australia, in which country
she ia expected to arrive in the autumn
Of 1895, after a long stay in London.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

MASBrEE, MrcH., Oct. 2S-TWo chill.
dreu Of John Conley, aged five and six
yeArI, were smoIhsred by smoke and
died last night. They had gotten some
matches and set the bedding on are.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

lIoSu KoSd. Oct. 2S-An extensive
anii-foreign outbreak Is expected at
Canton. Four hundred braves. enlisted
here by the vicoroy, have gone to that
city,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
Their School Days Over.

The graduating exercises OF the
class Of '95, Woodstock High School,
were held in the town hall last week
Friday afternoon. a large audience
being present, There was every
evidence of careful preparation ON
the part of the Young graduates.
The ESSAYS were thoughtful and
original, and the speaking showed
thorough training,
The graduates numbered twelve.
In the college preparatory course
were Margaret +. Aiken. Annie l..
Cushing. Anna NJ. Dodge. Bertha
/, Royce, Julia NJ. Willis. Latin
scientific course: Eunicc l.. Barr,
Kenneth Scavcr. English course:
William II. Scavcr. Louis p. st,
Cyr. Frank NJ. Vaughan, Arthur
II. Walbridgc, Naude q. Wright.
The following programme was
rcndcrcd:
Piano Duet,
Misses Marble and Montague.
PRAYER,
Rev. j. d. Bccmam.
Singing, Let Love Undying,'
- l. 4 4 d Toll. nm ,tt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
a Valuable Find.

After years Of study od nbpr, there
hus at last been dNcoycrCd a Sara and
ncvcr-lnii0g rcmcdy. 1t hoS been tc ted
on patients, who have dcsparcl of ever
icing cared. the results have been, in
every cas-, wonderful. Groh'a Rheumatic
Cue is Uuoqralcd rs positive remedy IL
MI eases of Chronic and Aru'c lnnmGa-
tory RArumrli>m, G1ut. Lu.,hiGo. HciIl-
lea, Ncura9ia; especially Ovarian Nraa,-
gia, Dy>nenorIhnl add all kindred alice
lions. Il Is ,lso u vtuln'r Blood Purifier,
being especially useful III %czrna. Psrrla-
sis, SCroula. all Gandnar h'I1r@'m nD>
and disease, of the Liver aud Kidneys.
Il is absolutely free from AL mHrcn,ic-
Severe attacks are relieved in nom on 10
three day, and 4 positive car' effected III
from five to lgtc,n days. For sllc By
II B. Chapman, Wood-io'k, VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22

present. The line will be great
convenience not only to the Subscrlb-
ers but to the general public.
DR.. W. II. Crawford and party of
New York and Mrs. O'Byrnc OF
Savannah arrived at the Inn Friday.
Ernest Smith is at home from
Burlington.
Miss Elizabeth Marshal and Miss
Frances Grosvcnor are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. Dana.
S. b. Whitney of Boston was
among Thursdays arrivals.
Frederick Billings is at home for
the summer.
Miss Grace Spraguc of Scranton,
Penn, is the guest of Mrs. +. I.
kidcIcr.
Late Inn Arrivuls-NIiss Wardncr,
Windsor; Charlotte Houston, Cor
nish Hills; Henry w. Foster, VIM.
c. Houston, !. |. Shapiro, Boston ;
VIM. X. Aston. Charles acRac,
Elmer l.. MacRac, New York; W.
b. Musscy, W. p, Nussey, Rutland ;
Captain and Mrs. Chester Pike, Cor
nish, \. H.. Mr.. and Mrs. a. b.
Darling, Hiram Hitchcock, Mrs. +.
W. Coggill, Miss Coggill, New
York Mrs, +, II. Maynard, Han
over; Hiram Hitchcock, Mrs. Geo.
b. Prescott. Miss Laura PfarrinS,
New York; Mrs. w. {. Clement,
Rutland; Mrs. Il, b. NJ. Wilson,
New York; {. Nj. Anthony, Peoria,
H.; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sawyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Richardson,
Miss Richardson, Miss NJ. \. Rich
ardson, Boston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22

ING. Washburn showed US rich
specimen from the Springfield mine
Wednesday.
NIasons are expected from Lud-
low tbis week TO work on the Idle
house
There WA, , dance at Ed. Moore,
Nv,lr,.J,v nirht
left Carter is MOVING into the Bee
hive.
Herman Woodward, who has been
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At the Churches Tomorrow.

misunderstanding. sermon by
Rev. &. {. Ninal of Lebanon.
Rev. Mr.. Ninal will preach in
Pomfrct at $50 p. m.
There will be no morning service
at the Methodist church; Sunday
school at L., prayer meeting at I.
Professor Adams of Dartmouth
will preach at the Congregational
church.
Christian-Sunday school at 80.
st. James-Usual morning and
evening services.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22

are above those in most shows, and
did some marvellous feats.
No fakirs or gamblers follow the
show. and everything is just as adj
vertiscd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
POST OFFICE NOTICE

LIST OF LETTERS remaining uncallcd
for in the Post Office, at Woodstock, June
%, lS95.
Ed. Whitney.
unnrN L StilMrll
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WI. D. McMAsTER. P. NJ.
MIR, e. W, Black d rove over from
South RoyaIton Nlonday' his last trip
having been Sin years ago lie was
long a resident OF Barnard. ana was
then a frequent visitor in Nood-
stock, but he is over eighty years OF
age now-though in apparently Wig
orous hcalth-and his acquaintance,
rarely see him here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22

Miss Olfam-l see that YOU are
cultivating Miss \urtch lately. Mr..
Poarwun-Wcll, doesn't she need
about as much as any
person YOU KNOW Detroit Free
Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT
MAY TERM. 1895.

MAJ lEN W. lo'o'
Hon. r. $. TAFT, Presiding Judge,
Hon. CHAs. II, MAXHAM,l
JAY READ PENprn, Clerk.
Joseph G, ENRIGHr, States Attorney
LESTER G, HOWE, Sheriff.
kCMAINE A. STAFFORD, High BailiiI
JoHN II. MnRIS, St2nOgrNphcr.
State VS. G. o. Taylor and J.
O'Donald. These respondents were
indicted, charged with having com
united IAN assault armed with Il
dangerous weapon upon Paul Tink-
ham. Ephraim lIoyt, Edgar l.. Mar
tin and Frank W. BasIow, all Of
Rochester, ON the 10Th day of last
November in the town Of Rochester,
with intent to kill those named.
The testimony of the state tended to
show that Tinkham was then con-
stable of Rochester and was acting
as such at that timc. During the
middle of the day in question
Thanksgiving Day-hc received Il
telephone message from an officer at
Brandon that on the preceding night
the post office at Ticondcroga had
been burglari2cd and property taken
and that the suspected parties were
on their way over the mountain from
FOrcstdalc to Rochester. and to in
tcrccpt them.
He obtained assistance and started
to meet the suspected burglars, and
soon met them two or three miles
fro tssssp. r'ter village coming from
Br,1uNon direction. Tinkham then
attempted to arrest the respondents
and their two companions. Both
parties were armed with reviewers
which were freely used. but in the
end T1nkham and his party were
s,,,.o..r,l anvil +h, ,,,r,,' ven. ,on-
,,rol ,,J ,.,I.,, T., r,,r ~, l,yclI-
inc, bo,io Th, r,.,,o,d.r,. on trial
both fired their rcvolvcrs. Taylor at
T;rlh,,, ,,y;cc owe If fine h,IIcts
Iodoro IN hi. ,,othc. and ODon,,d
,t \I,r,;r ,,,l,;ro scratch yound
:, ii. f,c. o,I ,,. hu1Iot u,iro
tbro,,gb h; Icfr hand
Tbr defence ,y,. tb,t fine officers
iii ,,, ,,I., lu,,., th,;. ,r,b,r;t.
+, ,bc ,,;.,,cr. and bcr,o fine NO.
.;.,,rrr
Tbo .t,,, introduced evidence
f., LINZ, T., .b,,.,b, hur,,lo,y =, five
no,, o,Ii,c .., v;conJrroo, also that
= ,,..,.,.. ,,,,,. anvil hand. ,,orc
,,,,,J 49,, , h;,,b,,.',. over v.b;rb tbr,
hail ,...,I,.l anvil r,r,h.r .,,n,,.
,yorc fo,,,J :, ,o,,o..;on IF rc,nonJ.
,,, T,,1,r Th. i,,,, f,,,l five ro
,n,,l,,,. ,,r;,,,. -. ,.h,ru.l ,f 80,
o..,rI, ,oI.,u anvil ,,rrJnr Th,,.
" Nr,1o,c, and \ym = Iohn.on
J.f.,lcJ / e. r,,;,,b, .,,,,'. .l-
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The Age and the Ladies' Home
Iculnal for 500
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MISS NlGlIr SuIRTS. WE'RE
soc, 75c and 100, now 500,
SOC. 7Oc'
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One Of John A Barrett's Inventions.
The Rutland Herald writes of a
telephone improvement, the inven-
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tc subscription p d 'Ihc SPWl Of hc Age cc as cncW or
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NIENs SnORr Bosom LNUN.
dcrcd SHIRT. were 100. now
Csc.
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TONER.
Nancy J. Goodcll VS. Iomcr Good
ell dcscrtion. +. {. Southgaic for
petitioner.
Charles \. Butter VS. Gertrude L..
Butler; dcscrtion. Stickncy and Ser
gcant for petitioner.
Gertrude NJ. futile vs. Herman f..
futile. In this case bill was granted
ON ground of dcscrtion. +. {.
Southgatc for petitioner.
Flora Austin Us Fred l.. Austin ;
dcsertion. f. c. Davis for petit
toner
Wilbur b. SpauIding vs. Enic !.
Spaulding. Cause alleged that the
wife is in states prison, having beer
sentenced Tor attempting to poison
her husband.
David II. lla,kin, vs Nina l.,
IIasklnS; dc>crtion. i. {. Dayi,
for petitioner.
Robert Fitton was brought before
the court Friday morning ON a writ
of habcas corpus issued on his pctl'
ton. He wants TO be released from
the state prison. The ground on
which he bases his request is that he
was never arrested ON the charge o.
perjury Tor which he was tried, con
victcd and is now serving sentence
but was brought into the state ON ;
rcquisition. the basis of which was ;
charge of larceny. which was aban
doncd.
There are few more cases to b,
heard before the term closes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22

ton Of John y. Barrett formerly OF
WoodatOck.