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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
CotfuiI .tInr!Icin,

New YORK. March 1l.-Cottom. quot: mil.
ding gulf, G 3-l6c. middling, l5-IGc. Flu
turos closed steady. March, 572 April,
~ Nay, 20: june 3 IS: july. 5 IS; August.
8 81; September. 3 ST. October ; 81; Novem-
Ter. 5 %; December, 8 ~. Gales, 1873, 600
ha'tB.
The total ret consolidated receipts of cot d.
ton reported from all porte to-day were
xS,aS' baies exports to Crest britain.
55S bale: to France. 7O7 lales: to Cont.
nent, G,9tG bales; stock 90S.7is bales.
LIVERPOOL, March ll.-l2'3O p. m.-Colton.
good demand at steady prices American,
uidnliHg. 3-32d. Sales. l4.OUO bales: Amer.
team. 1900 bales; speculation ana export.
a'O"c tales receipts, 9CoO lalos; American,
$500 bales. Futures opened easy at thu cd.
Vance; demand far.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
~ PANi,
sCHEDULE lN EEEECT MARCI 1 1so,

IT. IN III ECT MARCH, / 1893
MAI. AND EMPRESS LEAVES NoHEot 4,
daily except sunday $40 a III. for EIizabel il
otty, Edeniou, Mackey's Ferry, Roper. Punte.o.
BellI'en, &c Connects AT Edentuu with y n :
Il. X steamer Is follows: Daily lerccrt sunday !
Tor fiymonth and Windsor. TUESDAY, THUR
DAY and SATURDAY Tor ali landings on Chowan
TiNcT, on MONDAY and FRIDAY Tor Scupoernong
river, aud WEDNESpAYS for Salmon Greek Con-
meets al Bcdhaven With steamer Virginia Dare Tor
MaSeieyvIic south Creek, Aurora, Washington
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
T. M daily except sunday for Elizabeth civ
Ldeht"n aud wly-stations Connects at Elizabeth
tty WIN the steamer Neuse and Newborn Mon
gay, tuesday, 1hursdsy and saturday for New
tern, Roanoke Iilaud and Morsbead civ Kins,on
and TO dsborro via A. & n. c. r. H. aud for
JacEsonyillc, Wilmington, n. c., and oil stations
on tho ". n. & " H. L.
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Merchants & Miners TRANSPORTATION Go

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND SAVANNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
at g =. III. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at5p.m III.
FARES no BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
first class, Including meals and saloon
'" ioi oeitl ID 90
second class, including meals and BERTH 90
FOR SAVANNAH
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
ia,s-First class. including meals and
t.re-Second class, including meals aud
Fciishable Freight aent via Providence. for
"hfued ny early Train 10 ROstop and at the sRme
rate Ms 10y direct steamers to Boston.
Pcrishable FreShts not receive later than $40.
p IN on sailing days Of Boston ships l. 30 sailing
days OF Providence ships.
For further information apply to
Il. II. WRIGHT, Agent Norfolk Va
A. u. STEBhl Ms Asst Tariff Mgr
w r. TURNER, General Pass. Agent
}. o. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager
General Offices Baltimore Md
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A TLANTlC AND pANvILIEKAILWAi
sCHEDuLElN EFFECT July lsr, 1894
g:2u
Leave We Norfolk daily. s:45n. In.
tor Danrilie and all int mediate stations, ar
riyi At nsnville NJ 5.2i p. IN.
Leave Norfolk, r:2OI. IA.
Leave West N,r'olk. As =. III.
For lawrenrevIl. and intermed late points ar.
irving lSwr neville nj p. nj.
Leave l.awrencevle daily except Sunday at
- m, arriving NJ ,rnville ut 10 y. IN.
to.ntcton made Il; pauNille aud Jefiress june
ton i'r All points in the Southern Railway system;
al cnni'ton Junction Tor Durham, outh Boston
aud all Ioiuis on the Durham Division Of tho y.
". r.. X.
Pullman Sleeper, between Danvillc, Ashcvillc
Atlanta. Augusta Memphis and New Orleans
1icI cts on sale and baggage che KIDD Al Wakes
Agency ComIanys Agency at wharf. NoTf.lk
w. Y. II. Williams Agene., Portsmouth:
W. H. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
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g.: rain.

PEAs-Stcady; D.a X eye peas. s2.50a3. 90
p,r bag; BLACK. 90ca5l Yer bu'hel.
CoEN-Sou hcrn white. 44ai5c
ONTs-Steadyi Mixed, 31a3sc.; white, ala
42c.
MILL FEED-Murket steady; srr.n Sl7 GOA
$500; shipstuii. or midllngs. SlS.GCal9 co.:
meal, wh!to bolted, per so lbs. bee; hominy.
Gle.
HAY No. l Tim othy. s13,25al4.0O; No. .,
Sl2. Goals 90.
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LARp-Pure lard. SO, titrces: compound;
&C; comp 1und, in cafes. &c. NFsa
CHEEsE-Crcam, l0al2c; Western Dairy,
lSc: rs to quality.
BETTER Now York State. dairy. new. 2lc;
fresh creamery. % e; Western. lea1so.
KEROSENE OU-Firm; liz degrees. 7aSlc;
$50 degrees SAG c; Red. Ito degrees, 10allc.
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Tie ,vIsi.ErsS, s.UIpr.


V'HE NORFOLK. ALBEMARLE AND ATTAIN.
TIC RAILROAD Co.
SIIAs w. BURT.
W. VAS NoRpEN, receiver
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. /, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
1:l0 IN, DALI &C ut Sunday Mixed.
$40 am. Daly. Tbrous e1rreis
1.:?5pm. Dailr. Local Express
$50 y. NJ Daily. Local 4 press
$50 IN, Dai except Sunday. Local Ex-
e'5op M, SUI day only. Tn oush E.-
PRESS
s;iS p. IN. liai except Sunday. Through
Express.
ARRIVE NORFOLK.
GO IN, p,'lS cxtc!t Sunday. Through
Express.
ei5 III. Daily except Sunday. Local tx
1905 IN. Sundai only Local Express.
l:l5 PIN. Da ~ cN'alt Sunday. Mixed.
80 IN. l'niy. Through ENpress
80 III. Daily. Local E1i re.s.
200 pin la ~ Local t1p rss
Through Exrr 80 Trains maze tho trip In
thitty-hw mnrt,s; Local Express Ira ms
10 ty-hve minutes.
. Chair Car attached to all Passenger trains.
Seats Is cents each.
B.P. HOLLAND.
Gepcrai Superintendent.
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Steamers-For Norfolk, 4sl balos,
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NonFoLK. Va. March II, 1895.

NoRfOLK. va. March IT, 1Sg5
PravisIOns.
FIsH-Mackei oil. No 9, IN kegs. S425; new,
small Sl2.5 so; new. medium. 25. No 3. in
keyf, $3.50; lie rring Family Roe. e.. 70a
b'Zo Eastern, in barrels. S.. 5Ua3,7j.
Mess PohK-New, Sll.5o
HANS mithfieli. IL al7c.
bellies. Gle. ~
SHouLDERs-Srgar cured, 10.
BAcoS-Shoulders, 7Ic.
BRxAsTs--Suger cured, lie,
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.
SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN 20, 1885.
bLEAVE NORFOLK

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 20, 1895.
GLEAvE NORFOLK.
';i5 q. IA. daily, except suuday-(Portsmouth
High street. $50 u. MI Arrive at Phi n
delphia t:52 T.. M; New York at s3s
T. In.
LEAVE NORFOLK
e:5o p m daily. portsmouth. High streit e.2O)
Arrive at fhiladel lhla 80 u M Nes
York i;iJ a IN.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
'oo a. IN. daily, t'or,s.nouth, High street 9:IO)
leaving New York y. m; Philadelphia
ll:lG y. M.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
500 p IN. daily, except sunday Portsmouth,
liisn street, Sis y. IN leaving New
York ut a n; Philadclr hia 10. ~ a NJ
:, Close connection made with all ran and sound
lines 10 and iTdm Bosom
Fnlluan s!ycping Cars on night trains between
jersey cry Philadelphia and Cape Charles ruli-
nsm huhs aud fnr'or Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles
ES- through lickets sold aud baggage checked
al Wake Agency, under Atlantic Hotel aud on
'hes'eahers' Il. Il. COOKE,
Gene al Agent.
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DOANokE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTiMJRE STEAMBOAT co
Commencing TUESDAY, June 25ih 1894 the
steamers OF this line will leave Ray Line wharf
every Monday and huisday ats y Ia for Balti-
more, aud ave Batimyrs Pier No. 81 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday A. p. In
Freight received daily.
RA. RANDALL,
1e'ePA0uea Agent,
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Produce.

POULTRY Chickens. old 2Ga25c.
EGGs-Dull: Wholesale l0a1lc per doz,
EEEswAx-23c per pound
TRUcy-lrish potatoes Southern Rose,
81. 15a2.00 per barrel lIaymans, dull. Sl.OO;
yellow, 81 LOCALES.
SOUTHERN FRUITs-Bananas, 75caS1.00 per
bunch: oranges. Sorrento, S4.GO per box;
cocoanuts, S4.00 per bag OF 100; pineapples,
1nSc.
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/. Or RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD Pc nj,
J. CLAREAONr. NEWPORT NEWS aud Jan, 9
river Landings direct 10y; dayght-Virginia Nayi-
CATION Company,s Elegant Steamer POCAII0STAS.
leave. Cyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
Vt Portsmouth, old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving at Richmond about p.
Richmond sl.50; fare TO Richmond and return
$50, iaro to Richmond second-olssS, 81. Tickets
much cheaper thao by any other route to Rich
mond, Petersburg, Wavcry, ilicksiord aud stations
Atlantic and Danville railroad and all points
Via l;ichRond Tickets for sale at ticket agencies
OF Wake 4 Sou, II Brandt andioH board steamer
So Freight received daily, Sunday excepted, for
all above named points
JAMES w. McCARRICK.
Agent
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Norroin c"s,"n unraeIs.
OFFICE OF lmE ViEGrNrAS,

NVHI VIh, Fu.' NNICH IT. I5Vj.
Seal GARD Air Ii. o Rsilr0ad-For Norfolk,
G8S bales.
Norfolk aad Southern Eailroal-Por Nor
folk. 30 bales.
Atlantic and Eanvile RaiIr oad-For Nor
folk. 81 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For Nor
foik, 81 bales: other points, IL bales; total
S. ales
Various Steamers-For Norfolk. aSl hnlns
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New York. March ll.-Kale. Nor
folk, 81. 80; spinach, Norfolk. 81. q
W2.25; Baltimore, S1.75M9.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press,

new YonK. March 11.-AIoney on call has
been firmat .a3 per cent: last loan ut per
cent and closing offered ut 3 per cent.
sterling exchange il steady, with actual
business in bankers bills It dS7Ia4SS for
sixty days and 4S9ai89! for cemnnd. Posted
rates. IS5la49j. Comm rcial bills, iS6la4s7l.
Government bonds closed steady.
THE STOCK MARKET-cLosIS0 BIDS
american Cotton Oil. %; Amer.cn Cot.
ton Oil, pref. 67as9; American Sugar Rein
cries, 1929: American Sugar ReGneries. pref.
So; American Tobacco. .3.: Amer can ! o.
bRcco, pref. l05; AtchLon, Tol eka GnI
tantl Fe: 81; Baltimore and Ohio, 52l: Can
ada In iic. 37.; Chesapeake ana Ohio. 10;
Chicago and Alton, lao: Chicago. Burling
Ton and Quincy. 7U:; Chicago Gas 1rus;,
~; Delawa and LackaManna. 1879: Disiil-
iers and tntlo Feot!ers. l2i; Eric, II: Erie.
5ref,. IL; General Electric. 2Gt: Illinois eu-
sral, S3l; Lake Eric ami Western. l5i; Lake
Erie and Western. pref. 10l; Lake Shore.
ASH Loui,yillo n I'd Nashville. 47i Louis
vile, New Aibnnf anil Chi. ago. =; Man
matt II Consolidated, los: .semlh his and
Cha' lcston, 10: Mi, higan Central. ~: Mis-
souri, Pacific. -, Mobile and Ohio. II
Nashville and Chattanooga g.; United
Sta o tor,iaee. 81: United states Cordase.
pref. 81: New Jersey Central. S5.; New
York Central. "A; New York AMI New Eng
LAM. 80; Norfolk and Western, pref. los:
sore hern Pacific. q: Nor thcrn Pacific, pref,
s9!; Northwestern 49,; Northwestern, pref,
sS7l: acifc Nail, 2l.: Heading. q: Rock Is
land, 62s: It. Paul t5!; ST. laul, pref, III;
Silver Certificates, 60i: Tennessee Coal ana
iron. l4i; Tonnes ee Coal and Iron, pref.
20 aske |: 1exl' tactic. 81; Union Pacific.
Fs: Wa! ash. 81: Wabash pref i2.; Western
Union S1s:Wheeling aud Luio Erie. =,
Wheeling and l.akc Erie, pref. 31s: Alabama
clsBs 4, l04; Alabama. class u. l05; Alabama
cas- &. ~ bid; Louisiana As 100: North
81 rolina i's. 100; North Carolina is, l25;
Tennrs:e e New Settlement 3s. 81; Virginia
6s. deferred. 81 Virginia Trust Receipts q:
Virginia Funding Debt. 5S.; United States
d., registered llvi: United states As, cou-
ons. III; United States %. Us: Southern
hallway SO Sc; southern Railway Common,
u: southern Hallway Common, pref, 81;
South Carolina i .. lGl.
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NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK ROUTE
IN On and after SUNDAY, December 30th the
steamer Essex will leave Ray Line wharf, Norfolk
every sunday at a. m. for TappRho mock aad in
termedats landins.. Freight rthese points TO
ceived SATURDAYS For landings beyond Nppa-
hammock freight received usual.
WM. RANDALL. Agent, Norfolk.
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Chicnpn IlnrI,cIs.

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE leading fulur $
ranged rs follows VIE t closed higher
Corn closed higher. Oats closed unchanged.
ork tlo ell higher.
wmEAr-Match. 52.: Nav, 5I!: July. So!
Clos!ng-March, 52.; May. 54;; July, 55!a
Gj:.
CoES March. Al; May. 45l: July. lj;.
Closing March, iisniil; Nav. i63ai6.; July.
d5;ai5,.
O,ls- May. 29sa29l; June. 2ls; July, 27;.
CLOSING May. 29,a-94 June. "a; Iuiy u! {.
PCnH-May, lilo, Closing-Mav, ll.47i.
L>Hn- May, 6,G5; July. G.o1l Closing -
Nay, G.77I July. G.S7.
Iirs My, SIS; July, SIS. Closing
Il y, j.77.; July. $50.
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WESTWARD.

Daily except Sunday
No. !, Cincinnati and st. Louis Limited daily
WIN farlot Car, Old Point 10 Clifton Forge aud
fuiii"an Sieepers Gordonsville To Cincinuaii and
81. l.'nls Meals served on dining car west Of
NJ :" !. i. ", daily, With Pullman Old Point
10 linton and Pullman S.ecping Car Gordonsvilic
70 tincinnati and Louisville. Meals SERVED on
Dihipg Cars Connects AT ttovington. Va. for Vir-
Binia Hot Springs Nc. makes local stops east Of
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, - noon
and $50 p IN
For iurther Information apply Ia
r. 4. BROOKE. f.sstnscr Agent
c. O. Ticket Office, Granny street
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN d. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent
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Peanut Market.
Truck Market

Mar c: steady; Prime. lie; strictly primo,
&c; fancy. &c: common. lnl Ic; Spanish. sOc.
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HLYnE,S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FoI,
~ lilLhDELiiliA-unly direct sU-S4.
nntl further orders, steamers arc arp0:nied 10
san iion Norfolk every Monday Wednesday and
saturday At p. IN, and from rhisdelphiu every
Iuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
though bills OF ladiug TO all points South and
I,.utnWeSt wa ; n, Atlantic Coast Limo and
virginia and Tennessee Air l.iue Railroad
JANE W. McIARtICk
General ssuthern Agent. Norfplk Va
w L. CLYDEd CO.
Agc4ts rhiladeiphla
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

49, me New and powerful iron y laco steamer
WASHINGTON and NORFOLK viii leave daily as
follows: ' :"
NORTH HOUND
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EoR PETERSEN NEWPORT NEWS, CEARE-
MONT SCOTLAND AND JAMES RIVER
LANDINGS Steamer :. a. MCCALL leaves y. Y
J.. q. y. L. X. deck at d u. III. every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY for above points,
reaching Petersburg about p. III. Connects with
A. u. Il Il. at Scotland with 5 :. i s. Il. X.
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and sl.25; round trip
s..
Meals served oil steamer for zoe.
Tickets sold on steamer.
Frelgh. received daily for above points
The MoCall can be chartered for excursion pur-
poses any Tuesday or Thursday nisht at very low
rates. X. b. COOKE,
General Agent
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Steamers leave Portsmouth, foot OF North
Leave Norfolk, foot OF Mathews street a,6 10 d m
Leave Old Point at............. N, !, m
hrflSe washington ATM. ...........G SO u III
u. -. H. u. rESS. II. R.
Leave Washington At ........ \ 90 ann -h5n
Arrivo fhilade'phia at....ll 10 am ii l6 a IN
NtitNe He" York ...........,,.. | % IN 40 10 III
sourn HOUND. SouR rrSs n II
Leaves New York at.........ii 80 IN II o. n IN
Leaves Philadelphia at .... ~ nm / no II M
arrives Washington at. 80 pm ! 30 y M
Steamers leave Washington At : on :, m
arrive Mt Fortress Monroe nj 8 IN n,
Arrive At MOI folk at........... 7 "a a N,
Arrive nj Portsmouth at q 90 , n,
=. nc apovs schedule gives pas,cngerx f.om the
Notth Il lay over of two hours and thirty mi u,c,
IN the evening before taking tho steamer thus
ah"rIlng an opportunity OF seeing the capital OF
The TRIP down the historic Pot mac River and
'hcSapcakc hay on the elegant steamers of this
company IL unsurpa sed. The stcamcts are COM
pniaIi'cly new, having been built In 1891 and arc
httei M IN the most lu1uriant manner With
Electric lights. call bells und steam heat in each
Room Tie tables n,c tuppleL with cr, ry deilcacd
% inc season from the markets OF Washington any
Noriolk. Tickets on tale nj H. & o. tIclct olIjee
~ Il {. Office at W. !. Wakes.
For further Information apply
}. ID. CALLAHAN,
Ietphohe 4ti AGENT
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ne TRIP " these steamers affords a most enIora-
1,c s1iI on The Chesapeake BAY. passing through
hampton i',a's and l!arhor OF Norfolk with Wow
"i AT obicc,s oil interest inc dent Ia these his
torcii locliitic'. Offering uusur pussc,i srfyic" I'm
every particular Large and luHuriautly furnished
Sa'n"hs anu sia'ctoons, heated by steam and
rht' Il nv electricity
tickets sold TO AL points North East aud West
ana baggage checked 10 dcstinat on Staerooms
reserved upon application iu person at Tho com
panys oiicc No a. West Main street or on board
steamer. ~ - " ~
freight will not he received aler 4p III. to 40
forward that day T. " ~ ~
For further information apply to
tDaily except SUNDAY. ,Dullv. "s'"''
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-03-08

Mrs. G. N. Thomas went to Malone
last week to accompany her niece home.
The niece had been in attendance at
school here for some little time.
There is to be box necktie social
Wednesday evening, March 10, at the
town hall. An attractive programme
aud a good time may be expected.
Constable Caldwell and wife. while re-
turning from the street one evening last
week. accidentally struck stone, throw
ing them both out aud somewhat de-
nOlishing his new turnout. The horse
ran IA short distance, but no further dam
age was done.
Last Sunday communion services were
observed. Four young persons were re-
ceived into church on confession. In
the afternoon the pastor was called to
oiiiciate at the funeral of Mrs. Edgar
Grow, living on Munger street, whose
brief illness and death have already been
noted.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-03-08
VERGE NNE6.

G. H. Sprigg & Co. shipped car of
livestock TO the Boston market Monday.
NJ. A. Knowlton of Essex, n. Y, was
guest of his son, DR.. KnOwlton, over
Sunday.
George Dudley of West Addison and
Allen Beach of West Ferrlsburgh are
critically i'll.
The infant son of w. j. Cook and
wife, aged two years, died Tuesday
morning with Group.
Bishop Hall officiated at St. Paurs
Episcopal church Sunday. A class of
six residents of Vergennes was con-
firmed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
local branch of the Vergennes Epworth
league will be held at the Methodist
church Friday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Dumas, aged SO years,
died on Thursday last of consumption.
Funeral services were held Saturday
at the Catholic church.
M. II. Bristol has sold to l.. F. Ben
ton the old Rugg house on Elbow street,
on the site of which Mr.. Benton will
place an Office building.
The mother of Rev. FIR. p. A. Cam
peau, pastor of the Vergennes Catholic
church, died at Montreal Monday, aged
about 80 years. FIR. Campeau attended
the funeral services Wednesday.
Mrs. Roberts, wife of Judge John f
Roberts, died Wednesday, Feb. ", aged
20 years. husband and two daughters
survive her. Funeral services were held
Friday at 2 p. M, Rev. II. r. Titus of
floating.
Saturday, market day, farmers got %
and 81 cents for good butter; "A and %
cents for eggs, raise of five points in a
week; dressed fowls brought from IL to
10 cents; potatoes, 40 cents; hay, SO to
IS ton; dressed pork, $3.50 to 1919 a
100 lbs.
The Republicans held a cancus Friday
evening and selected candidates foI
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-03-08

Tuesdays election, which nominations
went through the 9TH inst. with only
slight changes. Isaac II. Smith was re-
elected mayor. These six aldermen were
chosen: J. j. Barnard. s. ID. Miner, G..
G. Pecu. j. A. Harrington, A. G. Nor
ton and Goodsel b. Smith; city clerk, j.
ID. Smith; city sheriff. Stephen Bates {;
constable, r. c. Middebrook; listers, f.
w. futile, o. G. Dalrvmple and F. NJ.
Moulton; auditors, G.. f. Parker. An
drew Ross and II. II. Hickok; superin-
tendent of schools, F. l.. Fish; library
committee, Rev. II. II Titus. G.. f..
Parker and j. d. Smith. A tax of 20
cents on the dollar of the grand list was
voted and $50 for Memorial day. The
citv hall committee reported, and in the
near future a special meeting will be
called to take action on the building of a
new city hall. The superintendent of
water works and of streets, the chief
engineer of the fire department, the col
lector of taxes, the treasurer and the
poOrmaster are TO be appointed by the
mayor and board of aldermen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-03-08
RIPTON.

G.. j. Hodges is on the sick list, taking
to his ped on the LIST inst.
John Hodges is quite sick with pneu-
monia. DR.. Sutton attends him.
The two sons of Mrs. Lizzie Caswell
have been and still are quite sick.
Crows put in their appearance on the
lst, promptly on time for their titles nd
taxes.
George |. Flanders of Lynn, Mass.
came to town on a flying visit on the
1st inst.
Lem. Hamblin, who has been caring
for Mrs. Caswell's boys, is down with Il
hard attack of pneumonia.
The printer should take one of the
ciphers off the amount that Mr.. Damon
sold his eggs for; $40 is bad enough, not
to say 500.
Miss Sarah Guernsey, who was here
last season from the Indian missions, is
now In mission work in Chicago, being
employed by the Bible home.
There will be an entertainment at the
town hall Saturday evening, the 23d
inst, under the auspices of the lodge OF
Good Templars, lizard Cider.
On Friday last our local medcus, in
tending to take dose of laudanum, took
Iodine instead. He is all right now, but
it proves that doctors should leave theiI
own drugs alone.
While going home from prayer meet
ing on the evening of the 18th ult. Rev
w. ID. Spencer slipped OH the ice anC
fell. In falling he put out his hand tC
save himself. and injured his wrist badly
Rev. Mr.. Barton of Salisbury will de
liver preparatory lecture in the Con
gregational church next Saturday after
noon and Officiate at the celebration OF
the Lords supper the Sunday morning
following.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-03-08
SALISBURY.

Capt. S. Fl. Kelley has been confined to
the house for several days.
Mosely Beach of Rutland is in town,
the guest Of his brother, Trial.
Mrs. Fred Sumner is In birmingham,
Mass, visiting her brother Horace.
Bert Grace has leased F. C. Atwoods
farm and will take possession April |.
Walter j. Thomas has put in cream
separator for his own use this summer.
Mrs. Lorine Ellis, who has been under
the care of DR.. Bump since Jan. l, is
gradually Improving
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Whitney returned
Friday from twO-weeks' visit among
relatives in New York.
The water in Lake Dunmore is the low
est known in years. Our mills have run
on but half time all winter.
Charles Farmer and Winnie BLY, were
married Saturday evening, Feb. %. by
Rev. r. j. Barton at the home of Geo.
Farmer.
There was no service SUNDAY night at
the Congregational church, as the pastor
and many church people went down to
Leicester to assist in the revival there.
A public debate under the auspices OF
the Y. p. S. C. E. will be held at the
town hall Monday evening, March II
The question is, "ResOlred, that the West
offers greater inducements to young mer
than the East" c. A. Bump and f. l.
Kelley will speak in the affirmative and
A. ID. Beach and f. l.. Hamilton in the
negative. Music will be furnished by
the orchestra, and everybody is invited.