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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-27

Don't forget that l am prepared to
carry passengers to all parts of the city.
Leave orders at the Holland House.
LLOYD CRABILL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-27
Children cyfor
CNsto1la.

Brick for Salo.
10000 brick for sale at reasonable
pricss.-C. b. Crone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-27
harvcst md Home Seekers,
EXcursiOn,

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway company will sell tickets a.
greatly reduced rates On September
10th and Gath, to points in Missouri,
kansss and Texas. For further par.
tisulars, address
Gee. A. McNurr,
D. p. A. Kansas City. M.
inc u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12
State Teachers Meeting.

The Vermont State Teachers AssOcia-
tion will hold its forty-sixth annual
meeting in st. Johnsbury, November
21st-23d. The delegates are expected to
arrive mainly on the Afternoon trains of
Friday, and will remain in town until
the meeting closes Saturday noon, as the
afternoon trains will carry them to their
homes all over the State the same night.
A committee of local teachers under
the direction of Miss Caroline 5. Wood
ruff is preparing series of social enter
tainments to occupy the spare hours of
the visitors, when not engaged in the
work of the convention. Thus far, ar
rangements have been middle for recep-
tiOns at the Athen@um and Museum.
besides a supper at the South church.
The latter feature will be something
quite new, and it is expected at least
two hundred, representing all the differ
ent parts of the State, will sit down to
the tables. Arrangements are, now be-
ing made to provide an able corps of af-
terdinner speakers for this occasion. The
services of the st. JOhnsbury Orchestra
and Mahogany Quartette have already
been called into requisition. Probably
there is no town in the State that has
better facilities for entertaining its
guests on an occasion like this, and it is
believed every teacher will leave with
tie pleasantest feeling of st. Johnsbury
hospitality.
An illustrated prospectus will appear
from the Cale1onian press this week,
and it is expected that copy will reach
every teacher in the State, If any one is
overlooked, request for a copy should
be sent to w. P. Kelly, st. Johnsbury.
Among the prominent speakers are:
State Superintendent Stone, Prof. Dol
bear, Tufts College, Miss Lucy Whee-
lock, of Chauncy hall Training School,
Hon. Frank Plumney of Northfeld,
Charles T. King of Boston, and many
other leading educators of Vermont and
Massachusetts.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

justice to people for whom he feels so
deep contempt that he must in one
breath excuse them as not up to the COM
mon standard of civilization, and in
another, malign and ridicule them? Mr..
Bayard would not have further opportu-
nifty for slandering, in an official capacity,
the people who have, by the honors they
have bestowed upon him, caused him to
acquire an absurd opinion of his own i'm
portance, were there in the presidential
chair man with sufficient patriotism
and courage to uphold the dignity of our
government.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

For hypocracy, President Cleveland
can hold his own against all corners. 1t
was through his high sounding and pro-
fuse platitudes on civil service reform
that he become idolized by the mugwump
portion of his party as one possessed of
divine inspiration. He has continued at
every opportunity to feed them heavy
doses of political purity talk, that have
kept these credulous people in frenzy
of delight. He points, with flourish,
to the fact that he recently placed the
consular service under the civil service
rules. Last week, the fourth class post
masters were also placed under these
rules Now, all this would have been
entirely creditable to him had he been
honorable in the matter. But those steps
were not taken until those portions of
the consular and postal service in ques-
ton had been debauched and placed in
possession of his party henchmen. Then,
with his political debts paid, and to as.
sist these Democratic Office holders In re-
tanning their positions, he springs the
civil service rules, and poses for applause
for the performance of "patriotic' and
'disinterested" public duties.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

Our minister to England, Mr.. Bayard,
has conceived the idea that he is consid-
erably bigger than the nation he repre-
sents; consequently he seems to be dis
tinguishing himself mostly at present for
his zeal in excusing what he considers
the monumental stupidity and irrespon-
sibility of his fellow countrymen, and in
maligning and denouncing American in
stitutions and American citizens. 1t was
but recently that he declared to an Eng
lish audience that our President stands
amidst a self-reliant and often violent
people who need strong hand to rule
and control them. But this declaration
that our free institutions, our govern
ment by the people," is dismal failure,
owing to our Socialistic nature, was not
enough; our Diplomatic Daisy must go
further. Last week at Edinburgh he said
to large assemblage:
I'm my own country have witnessed
thesinsatiable growth of form of social
ism styled protection, which has done
more to corrupt public life, to Danish men
ofindependent mind from public councils
and to lower the tone of national repre-
sentaJion than any other single cause
Protection, now controlling the sovereign
power of taxation, has been perverted
from its proper function of creating rev.
enue to support the government into an
engine for selfish profit, allied with COM
binations called trusts. 1t thus sapped
the popular conscience by giving corrupt
ing largesse to special classes, and throws
legislation into the political market,
where johbers and chatterers take the
place Of statesmen
In view Of the flct chat the American
people had made SO overwhelming
a demand for the restoration of this in
strument, protection, which has SO sap
ped the public conscience the above is
an impudent insult to our people, and
demonstrates again his entire unfitness
to represent abroad the United States.
Is there reason to believe that he can do
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

A drowning man would have little use
for method of rescue which would re-
quire days. A dyspeptic doesn't want
to bother with a remedy that is going to
take weeks to show its beneficial effects.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers are offer
ing product under the name of Shaker
Digestive Cordial which yields immediate
relief. The very first dose proves bene-
fetal in most cases; and it is owing to
their unbOunded confidence in It, that
they have put 10 cent sample bottles on
the market. These can be had through
any druggist; and it will repry the afflict-
ed to invest the tritling sum necessary to
make trial
The Shaker Digestive Cordial relieves
by resting the stomach and aiding the
digestion of food.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12
Free Pills

Send your address to H. E, Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get free sample.
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. "A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of Con-
stipation and Sick Headache. For Ma
laria and Liver troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every deleteri-
ous substance and to be purely veg
etable. They do not weaken by their
action, but by giving tone to stomach
and bowels greatly invigorate the system.
Regular size 25c per box. Sold by
C. D. Gibson, Druggist.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

er in this school, Jimmy" could boast
of the fact that he had from % to 80 pu-
pills in his class. AS each one paid him
tuition fee, he made pretty good
thing of it,
The old church still stands. Some of
the old desks and benches are still to be
seen by the antiquarian. 1t is land
mark highly priced by the residents of
North Pownal, an object of curiosity to
visitors and a source of pleasure to all.
Within its walls much good has been
done. 1t is destined to do more.-Troy
Press
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

In the control OF the Republican party
are the seven largest cities of the coun-
try; New York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, st. Louis, Boston and Balti
more. From the fact that the strong.
holds of the Democracy are the large
cities with their ignorant masses, this is
truly remarkable and significant con-
dition.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportunity
to try it, Free. Call on the advertised
Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free.
Send your name and address to II. E.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get sam
pie box of DR.. Kings New Life, Pills
Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, Free. All
of which is guaranteed to do you good
and cost you nothing. c. D. Gibson's
Drugstore.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

Some of the Democratic papers are
praising Postmaster General Wilson be-
cause his department manages to exist
under its figure head chief. AS Wilson
seems to be a public charge, the people
are gratifed that in his last position he
has not proved the deadly blight" that
he has heretofore.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

Notwithstanding Tammany's victory
in New York City, last Tuesday, the only
real effect of the defeat of the Fusion
ticket will be the dscouragihg and dis
heartening influence it may have or the
reformers. That organization has little
or nothing to do with administering the
affairs of the city, consequently its vic.
tory was hollow and barren. Tammany's
gains in senators and assemblymen in
New York City will not count for much
in a Legislature which even now is Re
publican in both branches more than two
to one. Mayor Strong is not disturbed !;
he holds his Office two years longer. And
for all that time Theodore Roosevelt is
secure in his control of the Police De-
partment. The offices gained were com
paratively unimpOrtant, yet the victory
this year would apparently indicate that
last years landslide against Tammahy
has been stopped, and that the tiger
would again gain the ascendacy. But
Parkhurst, Strong and Roosevelt are un-
dismayed, for if one-third of the 6S,0O0
voters who failed to take part in the cleo
tion had gone to the polls and voted
against Tammany, the tiger would have
been defeated. The knowledge that COM
paratively little was at stake was the in
tluence probably that defeated the Fusion
ticket. Next year will be presidential
year, and with renewed interest in poll
tics there should be demonstrated the
fact that Tammany's show of strength
this year was but the convulsive gasp
that proceeds the tigers dissolution.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

"A complete and immediate revolu-
tion of transportation methods, ipvolv-
ing reduction of freight charges on
grain from the West 10 New York of
from 80 to 60 per cent, is what is pre-
dicted in the November Cosmopolitan.
The plan proposes using light and mex
pensive corrugated iron cylinders, hung
on slight rail supported on poles from
a cross-arm-the whole system involving
an expense of not more than fifteen hun
dred dollars a mile for construction.
The rolling stock is equally simple and
comparatively Inexpensive. Continuous
lines of cylinders. moving with no inter
val to.speNll Of, would carry more grain
Iu a day than aQUaoruplo track railway.
This would cousJUte s0ry of grain
u,u' lime Tine U.-wopu. #l also points
outlul probable abolition OF street ears
betsEe~~7Tttre eGmiug horseless carriage,
which can be operatelby q boy ON as
>phalt pavements at a tolal expense for
labor, oil, and interest, of not more than
one dollar day.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12
THE BANNER.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS,

Entered at the Bennington Post Office as
second-class matter by C. A. PIERCE CO.,
Publishers.
Terms, $1.5O per year, strictly in advance
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12
IVORYSQAP
IT FLOATS

luxury is Anything which p1eases senses and also
costly difficult to obtain"
Ivory Soap pleases the Senses but is neither costly nor
difficult to obtain. Your grocer keeps it.
T4sP GAM Co cmr
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-12

LaxoI is the best medicine for children.
Doctors recommend it in place of Castor
Oil.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
BRkMBLETON.

Ms THOMPSON ana daughtor lIys
-. ""uthall. OF uC.th Park nya,',,.
".i on I" baltimore Md. TO spend
Mr W r Arlington and family re.
moved yesterday To- thrii. now ular.
."i residence ana business AiuItby ',,'
CorpirW avenues ''''
Miss Macy Street. of WIZ. tI.,,,
M il' IS yisIiine her uncle. Nh " r
nm '"t hranlbioton avenue
M i'"aS night. at o'clock. at
CHRISTIAN Memorial Temple. mo r.g1.
lar business meeting or thr Y y :, y
VIII hc held. y Lis mc,tiun AT ,.nr,.
'n'l'tya WlIi Ice special feature. of the
Nj 9 II simpson. of Highland
~ 'n"r' Is again confined TO his bed
Mr and Airs J L. Chasto,n. co,n,,
~ Park and Calvert street. IonI. In.
laH t"r atlanta. Ga. 10 attend tn,
Exposition.
Mrs jestine Faran died Mt 1o.i5 Mon
mr. |" FaEan. in thu righty-nrth
year OF her age. she leaves TWO "hii.
drcr 10 mourn Ih,iv loss. Her funeral
VIII '"h" place from the Residence this
morning at $50 o'clock Rev W. -
smith. OF ST PETERS officiating re-.
MAINS VIII be taken Via y. and : r. r.
!" Plymouth, = G.. Tor intcrmcnt i'm
thr old fnmily burial ground
MI Nat DdlhN presented to Park
avenue Baptist church last SUNDAY
through Deacon Cousins, bell for their
n"W church odinc- wriphiug 300
pounds
Their will be 'ilarvestng" at Trim
itN NJ. T. church Tomorrow night uu
der TIA" auspices OF thv Cheerful Work
'f$. special features "i the occasion
Mn be- recitatioms by Misses Lucille
ramsey, Sophia prtchard and Carii.
l. a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
EoIiiicriIu Iifnia water.

y towering pyramid Ui bottles. filled
with crystal water. attracts the eyes OF
everybody in a prominent place In the
main building OF the Virginia state Fair.
and coming closer 10 ii one may 500. tho
sign of "Funticello l.ithia Mater around
ANA upon il. ANA th-r" is then no doubt
what draws Tho crowd
Fonticcllu Lithn Water was awarded
first premium, fun diploma, at the Vir-
Einia state Exposition Of 1921 from tine
committee on Mineral waters and eau
able ana well known chemists PRO
nounc" il absolutely free from organic
impurities. and the ,urrSt ana best
hthia water To- hc found
Tn" d"naud for this delightful and
ralth-gtNius water from all PARTS OF
tn" country Is large. and steadily in
creasinr Its supply spring in Chcs-
terrified. between Manchester ana For
est I'm Park. whore thu public is I'm.
vitcd To- caIl and try H. has an euur-
NOUS How OF vast capacity ana bold
ness The best medical authorities. en-
hracing tn" leading PHYSICIANS. endorse
'hiS water uS a cure for dySpopSia i'm
every form, inditrStiuH. liver trouble.
dtupsN rheumatism. govt. Bladder dis
ease. urinary amt kitn-y affections. and
stomach ills A. Il table water. a better
ON" cannot b" found. for IT j. safe. pllr
and light. and much OF il can l,. ,iluul
without any discomfort u is more
over = tonic ana appetizer. currer;in..
ANA tpnng the cUtir" system and nerves
Besides tho certificates of the efficacy
of This water from the medical mcit
named Mr. W. q, TAYLOR ia" ploprlc-
tor of the Fnniicclo Iithia Water. has
hundreds of Testimonials from users of
the water tcStliyinC 20 it's Wonderful
effects. our Main street druggist Mn
John W. Eurrow. sells immense quanti-
ties of this water at only 20 cents a
gallon. Besides, at his popular fountain
cool ana delightfully."- refreshing to
thousands who daily visit his mann
moth establishment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
AMUSEM ENTS.

"A BREEZY TlME.'-Fitz and Web
stcr closed their engagement at the
Academy of Music last evening by re-
peatins the farce comedy of ~ Breezy
Time
coRINNE.-The kimball Opera Cons
iquc Company. with the peerless 60.
rinnr at the head. will begin an en-
easement OF two nights and a matinee
al the Academy of Music to-niaiu
Seats can now be secured FOR the u-att-
nee tomorrow afternoon. The Rich
inond Dispatch OF yesterday says
throughout the piece is recognized
inc great care and intelligence be-
slowed 10y Mrs. Kimball unou the group
inS OF IN" characters a-d the many
other details of stage nanage,irni
The production is snowy in the cxtIrmc
ana expense has not been spared either
III III" preparation of IL or the COSTUME
ing oil til" characters. As Il spectacle |;
is decided success.
Corinne. who is. of course. the bright
particular star of the i<imbaIl finn
mcnt. won fresh laurclS for her singing
dancing. and vivaCity. AS ilenurivi:
Hudson, and in the costume of 4 Span
ISL dancing girl. she looked Charmin.
and seemed 10 thoroughly appreciate,
that size had Il great opportunity TO add
to the already warm regard i'm which
*E" is held by the plaN-@OcTs' of this
city. she is OF course Il far moro OK
pel'enced actrcss than whoa She was
last seen here. four years ago Her
sHnpai hotic voice is more powerful.
and is more adroitly managed and as
an actress sh" has added largely to
hof resources. Tier mandolin solo ia the
second act WAS one OF Tho gems of The,
evening. and WAS PLAYED urou the
famous instrument which cost 81 5u1
The prices for Tonight ANA to-mor.
row are -. 80. DC AND 81. ro-morrulv
matinee. -. ~ and - cents
THE MoNTEBANk.- Monday ui..bi
MI. frod"ricE Wardc ANA his distiI-
Enish"d companN will appcar at no,
NohdemA0 ~ Music IN a Grand SCENE. i.r,,-
iuctl'n OF the celebrated play b\
- emery, entitled. Tho Miountebnul; q.
III WElct. as 'Bolphccor. the Stroili,,,
flHsyr Mi Waric has achieved ON.
"i Il" most signal successes. II 3. 4,
iohnnti" drama of intense iut,rrs, ana
.omhines comedy. pathus and ryr,.
ldNt"N IN II measure. though "a rnd.
hNipiN ana to the satisfaction of All
ana Is not q tragedy.
HI''lai scenery is carried for each q :
"H wen as The entire sta 90 nln,nii,.,.,
anu a'c"sS"i'i"s anu the rrodurtinu 4.
"ninuhc"d as i'm every way The .nu,l
VI !hnsc Tor which IN seasons pasi ~
'',r'Sht actor las become t4mo,..
ne sale for Reserved seats Vii n,,.,,
ilIaN morning. with thr followlu.
I'Ii' OF prices. First iiour. 81 ana Il 80
""'''hN' oec and St: gallery. .sc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
PETERSBURG GLEANINCs.
d" visit TIL" Esp".itiou Robert Uid.
ley {" Hang Eridn,-

fe'crSnurr, VA. oct. II -tSpcciaD-
ne annual meeting at the Roard of
piirv'urs "i TIA" Stat" Central Uosui,nl
VIII be- h'ld az the institution to-no,-
TOW Thr report of the president. MI.
it"b"rt Gillian. and that OF the suucriu
hc submitted WI
KrN Nj ilopc and party of ladies
anu gentlemen viii leave her. ON Thurs
Gay hiGht in special car to. tin. ST
lanta Exposition
robert Nidloy.. a negro win Ice exc
vuied IN tho iail yard of SUSSEX conn
mouse on next Friday rui the m:,r,lcl. rr
u MI w iilihmS last Doc"iubnt Ridley
was 1" hay" been hum, on tn. 18Th d,v
81 IRSt July bat Judge lIaucuyk r,.,nt-
90 writ of sup-rsuuuas .tayiur thr
execution OF the sentence until n, comb
'MainiHr til" records I'm the ,as,, tn So,
whether nr not til, condemned uaprn
was entitled +" - now trial jude. lin
coo" decision Was against tn, uti,-
H"lyi ana n" viii pay the death pouait,
Tor his crime.
ii"n VIM. L. McI<cunyy les i'm r.cri,,t
81 an invitation from tho S.cr,in,., ar
ne Navy 1" toe present AZ the launch
IlE "i IN" runhoats NashviII, and Wi.
ulin"t"n at Newport News on ncNt sal
u'"hN Mr. Mckcuucy WiII accent th,.
invitation and has SO Informed the Soc
rotary OF tn" Navy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

FlREMEN'S FUND STILL GROW
iNf,-Th" Atlanta fund OF the Phoenix
ritc Company, which the hoya arr, rails
,ht 10 d"irnN their expenses to the Cot
tnl states and International ENposi-
non WAS yesterday Increased to $lGI 20
pN donations from the following citi-
@,hS pi j. NJ. Gibson. 81: Dr Thos
Gay 81
HEN THEY GO.-Thc Pheonix fire
men az a special meeting. decided that
IVY would l"aN" for Atlanta in TWO
"iN'S"hS one October 20 and tn" other
on November :. They expect To take
LOFTY men. twenty in each division
several invited guests VIII accompany
the huyS '
TRIED ron TURKEY STEALING;
ltaitI"t ana Emma Folk. mother and
u""E h'"r We're yesterday tried FOR steal
ing turkeys. The charge against iIur-
'i,t WtS mot sustained and she WAS dis,
charged from custuIv Emma vu4
found guilty and fined 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
ABBREVIATED LOCAL
CaptIOhIesS Items Closely Compiled and
Put Under a General Head.
THE NEWS OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS.
Prospective Chungcs Of 7'nStOrntcs OF
Nctnodisf Minister. pcrNOunI
votes and Gossip TO Organize
Music G!nss Prize Fight On IL
WAR vessel.

The regular registration notice was
posted yesterday.
Mir Lawrence Waring leaves for At
ianta, Ga., day.
capt: Henry Seymour. of the Merritt
NfechihS Company. loft FOR New York
yesterday.
reward is offered for the return to
his Office OF so in paper money lost ON
the streets yesterday
The city GaS-Light Company will oc-
cupE their new buiioing, ON Plume
street. OIL January LIST
\ white man had II lit on East Main
street yesterday and had to be sent
nome in the patrol wagon.
Virginia Division. l.. Il. X. of T..
will visit Suffolk tonight to attend
the fNthian fair al that place
Charies Ennis. OF Northampton coun-
ty. Va. who strayed away from home
some weeks ago, has returned
a priz"-iight for purse of $50. be
tween tw" colorcd sailors. is said to
nave occurred on the cruiser New York
last night
Walter J. Dozier. of the NorlolI> ana
southern road. left yesterday via thu. &.
ana @. on business trip to Cincinnati
and CHICAGO.
The amount of the policy held by the
late w +. Malone $2.0O0, in the En-
dowment Rank, knights OF Pythias.
has been paid
Mrs r. Y. Zachary left fol Baltimore
last night to attend the National Won
ans Christian Temperance Union in
session in that CitN
An important meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Association Will hC
held to-day at - o'clock in the par
Tors of the Girls Home
The British steamer Kenmore passed
IN the Capcs FOR Lambcrt's Point yes
tcrday at i.l5 y. IN. Three harces fol
lowed her in. all To- load coal
The barge Imperial, lost several days
ago by tn" tug Gladiator. was picked
mp by the whalchaclS' steamer los l..
Colby. and brought in Yesterday
II is said thar ther" is some talk of
II. Ray, and Rov. T.. II Raw-
linEs being sent TO Richmond mex
year.
Professor wilkins win organize a
class I'm music at Lekies Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church at tn,
close OF the revival which begun last
Sunday.
The Merit, Wrccking Company's
steamer William Cul"y LETT Smithnrld
yesterday morning with The burned
steamer Isl" of Wight In tow for New
port s News
Miss Fannie Keeling, of Hrambleton
ward. a sister of Mrs. J. Il. Earnest
who has been Visiting Che Atlanta En-
position, and her sister In Mobile. Ala.
has returned to the city.
The contracts for coal and wouI
for the public schools G"rc awarded
yesterday as follows: Coal To- Ruwlins.
Nichols * Co at S5Ii per ton. wood
to q. $ briggs at Sass per cord
Manager liudgins OF the Bramhleton
football team. has secured a return
game with the Portsmouth team TO
Ia played on tn" Sith instant lie
has bright hopes ot reversing yes
trrdaN's score.