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rrNANr AGArNsr 1ANp1onp.
Keating's Refusal to Show His Tenement
Led to His Arrest.

Led to His Arrest.
John j. Heating, who lives at Asa
Congress avenue, was arrested last
night, charged with breach of the peace.
Heating has been living for some time
in one of Emanuel Buxbaum's tene-
ments Recently he decided to move
and notified his landlord to that effect.
Last night he was engaged in packing
up his goods and chattels when Bux-
baum came to the house with a pros
pective tenant and desired to show him
the tenemnt. Heating refused to allow
him to enter, saying that he had not
yet delivered up the keys and claims
that when Buxbaum attempted to force
himself into the house he pushed him
off the step. Buxbaum had warrant
issued and Heating was arrested, but
subsequently released on bonds.
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WANTED.

A GOOD, capable American woman 10
"A care for a child two-and-a-half years
one who IA good seamstress required,
sl4 4teod* Address Nj. s., This Office.
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when You Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take UP,
clean and relay your carpets. Nothing
is SO detrimental to good health as
unclean carpets. BY sending your car
pets to the Forsyth company you are
assured of having them returned to you
as clean as new carpets. apis tt
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Memorial Day Of The Gravs.

TIME memorial exercises OF the company
4 will be held Sunday Sept. 18th.
All ex-members and friends having flowers
are cordially invited to send them to the ar
mory prior to o'clock Sunday.
If inconvenient to do so, they will be called
for by mailing a postal to Sergeant Alfred
Husted. lis State street.
Telephone call 81. Sill At
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II You Want

to go West cheaply and comfortably
take the SANTA re ROUTE. Tourist
excursions. Personally conducted.
Leave Boston weekly.
New England agency 1872 Washington
street, Boston, Sl2 tt
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When BABY was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castorias
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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FOR SALE,
nNE pair driving horses, with two-seat
W carriage, harness, etc; one pair work
horses, with wagon, harness, ETC.; one. pair
ponies, with carriage and harness l driving
horse, with top buggy and harness sad lie
pony, saddle and bride; l Jersey bull, Jer-
sey cows {registered), Or viii exchange all or
any part of the above for real estate, small
mortgage house and lot or small farm.
$40 Address BOX 662 Milford, Conn,
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WANTED

Y ADY desires position as bookkeeper; ex-
Ia perienced. Address,
SIT PEN, Journal and Courier.
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FOR RENT,


SEYEN rooms, upper Part, 20 Academy
~ street; modern conveniences.
SAT- BROWN 81 DURHAM.
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MARINE LAST.
SekflsSe PORT OF NEW HAVEN. -&1G@M
-

ARRIVED.
Sch Zach Sherman, Chambers, Norfolk,
coal to R.R.
Sch N. II. Burrows, Johnson, Norfolk, lum-
Der to --.
Sch Anna B. Jacobs, Wilson, N. Y, iron to
mill.
Sch A. G. Pease, Abby, New Jersey for Fall
River.
CLEARED.
Sch Oliver Ames, Nick erson, Phila.
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NNants.

One Cent a Word each insertion, Ave
cents Word for a full Week, seven
times.
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WANTED,


INEXPERIENCED salesmen for the new Mer-
ia chants Cash Register, price $4,000; guar
anteed territory given. Cali or address Room
304, First National Bank Bldg SIS eodTtT
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EOh SALE.
IN ESIRABLE building lots in Wallingford,
~ 3 minutes walk from electric road and
high school, 8 minutes walk from N. I'll. q Ill.
RR. station 6 churches and post office.
Apply to Z. PICKFORD,
SIS st WallinpfDrd Conn.
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FOR RENT.

4 NENTRAL fat, all improvements.
~ w. ID. JUDSON, No. AZ Church street,
sl01t Eirst National Bank building.
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DOY about seventeen years old to work In
Id office and learn wholesale business
Address in own handwriting,
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CECoND floor, 3s2 State street, suitable for
y barber shop, offices. or light manufac-
turing. /. FREEDMAN,
s13 tt TT2 Chapel street.
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PARDEE-In this city, suddenly, Sept. II,
Chester w. Pardee, aged 81 years, 2 months.
Funeral services ut the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Irving b. HOtehl1lss, IN
Norton street, at3 pm, sunday, September
10. Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
BuLkLEY--In this city Sept IS, Mary A.
6S years.
Funeral services will be h cid at the residence
of her brother, B. Tyler Henry, No. 8 Au-
dubon street, on Saturday forenoon, at 10
O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
Burial at the convenience OF the fnmily.
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INEXPERIENCED, reliable business man,
IL accountant, correspondent, familiar
with office and financial work, desires posi-
ton. Address BUSIN ESS.
Sl2 It'll Courier Office.
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AUCTION SALE

FURNISHED, two connecting front
II rooms. Inquire
sl4 If APO TEMPLE STREET.
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FOR RENT,


THIRST floor fiat, 676 State street, all i'm
N proyements Inquire
50 lat 686 STATE STREET.
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WANTED.

A COOK. Apply between the hours Of
IN and p. m. at
50 tt 20 WALL STREET.
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WANTEn

NOOK for select school, pleasant country
" town; Protestant preferred.
sl32t 1876 COURT STREET.
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N B.
In Our Drug Department

Prescriptions Of all kinds are
carefully compounded by ex-
perienced chemists. While we
have the only complete line Of
Homeopathic remedies in the
city, the impression that we
handle only these goods is not
correct. AS nearly every ply
sician in the State who dis
penses his own medicine is a
customer, we are obliged to
carry in stock many prepare
tons not found IN the ordi-
nary drug store.
Everything needed in the
sick room may be obtained at
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MI EN- who will work for SIS month salary
IYk or large commission selling staple goods
by samples to dealers. Experience unneces-
sary. Write us. HOUSEHOLDS SPECIALITY
CO., (73) Cincinnati o. au1O Sat Git
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steal Estate.
FOR RENT,
INlRSp floor at Ill Dwight street modern
a. improvements. sd eod7t
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

NICELY furnished rooms; modern con-
N veniene es. Address
sis7t M. S. This Office.
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w ANTEn

GITUATIONSfo for best help, all branches do
~ nestle service. MRS. BABB,
au17 est 126 Court street.
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IA HOWE street, Tuesday, Sept. II, 10 a
Il II m: Parlor, dining, cham Der furni-
ture, piano, pictures, gasoline and oil stoves,
desks, organ, bronzes, rugs, Administer,
Brussels, ingram carp cts, counters, scales,
showcases, etc.
81 BIT Il. b. MALLORY. Auctioneer.
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A COMPETENT cook and laundress; ref
"A erence eeded. Apply at
s132 6l6 STATE STREET
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WANVED.
WANTED

COMPETENT girl to do general homework.
~ sl3 2ts 442 GEORG II STREET. +
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FOR RENT,

TENEMENT Of six rooms for small family
4 No. 6l Edgewood avenue, between Howe
and Dwight streets. Apply
sle ST. OF HOWE STREET.
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miscellaneous.
$4,000

ITO loan at per cent. on first mortgage in
j. sums to suit. JOHN Q. PUNDERFORD.
aul If liz Church street.
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WANTED,

a GIRL for general homework. Apply at
IN 96 OLIVE STREET.
sl4 1T Between the hours of IL and l.
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EOR RENT.

house, all improvements, ex-
A. cellent location also furnished rooms.
au}0 tt p. 0. BOX 1909, City.
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w tAEN
EVERYBODY needing servantsto cali here.
II We supply all the best. We have sorted
out and discarded most of the useless class
These seek new offices where they are not
KNOWN which are springing up constantly
We have been here years and use judgment,
selecting only those that will do the work re-
CURED. We have the finest facilities and eau
serve you better than anyone else.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
aus 7J5 Chapel street.
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n SITUATION by Norwegian girl TO do
IA general housework Call
sl4 It'll 200 WALLACE STREET.
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The DeIineator for March.

Great Spring Number, and IN
our opinion is the finest issue OF
this popular magazine that has yet
hoan published. All the depart
ments are unusually well filed
and the fashions have an increased
value through being the first au-
thoritative pronouncement OF the
Snying modes. The chief feature
Of the literary matter is a most
comprehensive chapter on Cards;
their Uses and Etiquette, by Mrs
Roger A. Pryor, this being the
FIRST Of a series entitled the Social
Code. There is also a very interest
in. first article on the EXPERIENCES
If Life at a framing School for
Nurses, with ali introduction by
NJ. Frederic Rhinelander Jones.
Woman as Musician is the sub
;sct of .. Conversation between
Edith N. Thomas and Dr.. s. Il.
elliott. to which is appended de-
l;obtful bit Of verse by Miss
Thomas. Mrs. Carrie NJ. Dearborn
ex-Principal of the BOSTON, Cook
ing School, writes of the Teaching
Of Cookery as an Employment for
Women. and Josephine Adams
Rathbone, of A Girls Life and
Work at the University of Mlchl-
oan. Mrs Longstreet has an In
structive paper on the Care of the
Hand. and Feet, Mrs. Maude {
Murray contributes another chap
FER to her interesting series ON TIT
Relations Of Mother and Son, ant
Mrs. Witherspoon continues he
entertaining gossip in Around tn
Tea-Table. Pleasurable and prof
table employment is found il
Burnt Work-H. K. Fobes, Vene
tan Iron Work.. Harry Adams
e and Crepe and Tissue Papers
j, Title Roome Little. The house
wife will find much of value in tn
Care of Silver, Cookery for tn
Month and Hints OIL Servin
Lemons, and the fancy woker wi
n appreciate the new designs
e Knitting, Netting, TAFT n.y. etc.
Begin a subscription With tn
number.
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From Eastern Highland.

Doe HILL. Va. Feb. 10, 1879
EDITOR RECORDER: Quite a num
her of oar bellies and beaux attend
cd the entertainment at Mcdowell
last night. They report an ENJOY
able time.
Tie oyster supper to have bee'
eiyen here on the 10th. was post
poned on account of the intensel
cold weather and impossible condl
ton of the roads, until last Satur
dav night and though the weathe
vas still bad there was a toleraoI'
fair attendance.
Rev. Mr. Hawley and family
spent last week visiting friend
he,e.
Mr.. Ernest Dickinson of you
place, was in town last Saturday
but could not remain for the oyste
supper, because, "he had married
him wife.
MID. V. Ruckman, of Augusta
and Miss Hattie McNultj OF Nc
Dowell, paid our town flying vlsl
last week.
Quite a plumber of our younj
folks expect to start for H., mex
week. We are sorry to lose then
Newton, son of Mr.. J. F. Carte
Of This place, met with a very dI'
tressing accident yesterday.
colt belonging to Mr.. S. Hoove
was turned loose to go to the cree
for water. and the horse not W 81
ing to 90 into the creek, Newto
ran up behind it to drive it, whe
it kicked him, breaking his nos
: and check bone, making a very ugI
: wound. DIR. Jones rendered tt
necessary surgical aid, and the lit
fellow is doing we'll. M. |. K. b.
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= aIRGINIA

\lIHdlNlA c,.,,.
y IxVAcAT1oN-ln the Clerk $
Office Of the Circuit Court of High
land County, January 17th. 1890
L. H. Stephenson, Plaintiff.
VS..
Jacob F. Clendenen in his own
ripht and as Administrator OF
Charles r. Ciendenen deed, John
". Clendenen. Samuel Il. Glen
asnen and George G. Clendensn,
Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit, is to have
\ settlement of the accounts OF j.
g. Clsndsnea Adpa'r Of e. X. Glen
dsnen decd, the debts Of the estate
aseertainea and the assets due the
estate maxshallcd. And it sp-
soaring by affidavit filed that
John w. Clendenen, Samuel Il
Clendenen and George &. Glen
denen are not residents of this
state, it is ordered that they do Ap
near here within fifteen days aftel
due publication hereof and do VII"
is necessary to protect their IN
tsrest Teste:
J. C. Mathsny Clerk.
Jan1S4t. L. H. Stephenson, p. c
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CORRESPONDENCE
C!eeks Mill Items.

CLEEKs MILL, Va, Feb. II 1885,
One of Hicks cold waves he's
lust passed over, and while waiting
for another we will send feH
items for THE RECORDER"
DR.. f. II. Campbe | has returned
to his field Of practice. His man
friends are giad to welcome hln
amopg them again.
We wonder why when writin'
Tor the Bath News Ego" AWAY
aeglects t. menticn = 9 preserce o
sonire Hickman in this vicinlt.r.
Notwithstanding the bad weathfl
county court was well attend thl
week.
Mrs. Hau lie Hamilton Of Glove
Creek is verv sick. Her sister Mrs
Bratton has gone over to see hel
! Mr.. Simon Baldwin visited hi
sister Mrs. Byrd at Green Hill las
week.
\ Feed is very scarce, Mr. Lock
ridge is hauling from the Warm
springs.
Mr.. Daniel Donovan has rented
and moved Oil to the Andrew
Gilleit farm.
There has been more sickness
than usual this winter. Mr.. lie
Lindsey is recovering from an at
tack Of pleurisy.
Mr.. VIM. Woodzell mas had I
severe attack of La grippe. Ba'
colds are prevalent.
Wonder if, as rumor says W. ar
to have that wedding pretty 500
sure enough. Then we shall repor
for the RECORDER. Sunbeam.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-02-22
Some Remar! able Cases.

Here are some remarkable cases:
The other day a wagon maker who
had been dumb for years, picked
up u hub and spoke and a bl'nd
carpenter reached out his plane
and saw; and deaf sheep ranch
man went ont with his dog and
herd; and a noisele's fisherman
caug hit barrel of herring and
smeIt; and a forty-tOn elephant
inserted hi, trunk iuto a great and
eue.-V;otoria british Columbia
Home Journal.
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Giving.

The following will be recognized
as coming from the book OF ali
books. the Bible. and just at this
time when so many are in need.
the teaching of these words SHOULD
be carried out:
"Who so hath this worlds good.
and seeth his brother hath need,
and shutteth up the bow 'ls of COM
passion from him, how dweilefh
the love of God in limp He that
hath two coats, let him impart to
Inn that hath none; and be that
hath meat let him do like wise"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-02-22
The Story of a Wheat drain'

We have received a compact
treatise on the chief ration OF clvi-
lize1 mantle staff Of lie. 1t is
Illustrated with numerous en-
cravings from microscopic views OF
the wheat grain. The information
has high scientific value as we'll as
instruction fo~ the average person
The auther is the veteran editor
the Rev. John J. Lafferty, who Is
also one Of the Board o. Visitors
of the Medical College Of Virginia
He has amused himself for years IN
scientific Investigations. and siTen
years to the question of a com
plete flour. Theory and expert
ment went hand in hand. lie
utilized his mill at Crozet to test
each step in the progress to = per-
feet milling output from the W heaT
kernel.
He submitted the outcome Of
his experiments to scientists of DIS
tinctlon, who gave full apprecla-
ton Of achievement.
Like men Of his class, when sue
cess was secured he began to los'
interest in the subject, until there
was pressure upon him to manu-
facture the article. He has invent
ed machinery, and it will be IN
stalled by the new year at Crozet
Physicians of eminence have glver
assurance Of unlimited demand.
One remarked that no intelligent
doctor would permit any other
-four among his clients. Tie
booklet (Which is for free distri-
bution) gives the story of The
scientific research with the enchant
ment of romance OF chivalry.-
Richmond DjSputrh.
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Religious Sci vices.

Twill ID. W. preach at Keho'
both next Sunday morning at II
o'clock, and at Green Hill Sunday
evening at 3 o'clock.
w. H. Woolf, r. C.
There will be preaching Cd. W.
at Pisgah Presbyterian church on
next Sabbath morning at II
o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Robert NJ. Latimer
There will be preaching al
Beulah next Sabbath at il a. M
with the administration OF the
communion. The session vii
meet in the church at 1O:3o To-
reception of member. Services a a
school house on Tack Creek at s;3C
n. nj. of tie same day.
II. r. Smith pastor
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A Story of the Ground hog'


EDITOR BAzoo:-Your courteous
invitation for an article for tn
ground hog edition Of The BAzo'
is hereby accepted. My story i
original and is historical.
Nv mother WAS born FcbTuar.>
2 1914. and was firm believer II
the ground hog as a prOgnostlc'-
tor.
Nv father was born on anothe. .
d.v and was a little skepticaI o'
the ground hog theory. When ire
weather did not Justify or meet on,
the alleged rrognOsticat"r Of
ground hog, as indicated on the
day set apart, father would MAKE !,
mother weary of her belief and
ridicule the act of the one VINO Is
said 20 be locking for his shade"
February %.
The summer and autumn "
1856. | believe, vas veryH.dry an
ali kind. of crops we're very short
including feed for the stock INF
first part of the winter wa
v.rv pleasant and the stock mer
and far mers were hoping that tbs
winter would prove open an'
pleasant to the end.
It was February ., 1857.
The sun shone that morning 10
.fev hours with great brillancy
Durinc the day father had bee
.hout the farm and when in tn
vicinity Of ag round hog burrow' h
saw a ground hog scamper TO III
hole and disappear.
Before the day was over the III
dications of an approaching ''0r'
wers apparent and the next n morn
;ng the snow fell steadily all da
and night. For six weeks KIN IN
winter reigusd supreme and '0
farmers were compelled to. resol
70 browsing and every other e'
p.dient possible in order to get tn
stock through he winter. -,
At the end of the six week
father by chance happened in tn
n.ighborhcOd of the home OF tn
ground hog and was surprised
A.. him out foraging for SOM
thing to eat while yet the sno
VA. on the ground, but the weath'
soon moderated and in few da!
;.was evident that the winter h'
broken" and spring was soon up'
us.
Twas but small boy but T
Numbered the circumstances T., We
wildly. l also remember mother
look of triumph when father to
her that "he seen the ground hi
the second time.
But mother, kind, patient a
forbearlng mother, that she vi
did not say, II told you so.
In the interest of the grou
hog and of the BAzoo, am
Very truly,
c. A. Bird.
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Letters UncaIled For.

List of letters remaining i'll the
PostcAice at Monterey, Va, Feb. 1,
1895,
Oscar NJ. Lucas 1, Mrs. KittIc
Rose, 1; Miss 5. G. Wallace /;
If they are not called for within
thirty days they will be sent to the
Dead letter office
H. I. Tlimble p. nj.
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Notice

Ifvou have anything to sell a
Auction it will pay you to get ex-
.,ar;.n,.d Auctioneers. We will at
tond All the courts of Highland and
pocahonta. counties and through
ont Va. and w. Va.
Sweeker&Swecker.
New Hampdsn Va, and Dunmore
VIVA.
June Sth ;. t.