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ne discounted in the market in the near
future"
CHARLESTOWN.

There will be union services in the Unita-
rian church next Thursday at III O'Clock
Rev. f I. Blake and Rev. T. d. Howard
will conduct the meeting.
Will Swan, who has been abroad the past
year, has returned to his home here for
vacation.
F. E Way ia receiving pre- tty line of no.
iday goods, including silver novelties and
jewelry, also china ware.
visiting her grandfather, j c, Stebbins, has
returned to her home in Alton, Ill.
Schools shut down to-day and commence
again the Monday after Thanksgiving
g. L. Corbin is repairing his house on Main
street, which is known as the GriuneM pl' ce
The town fire apparatus, etc will be sold
at public suction Saturday, November 26, ut
o'clock, at the barn of Mrs. Trip on East
street.
Thursday, November "a, has been set apart
for Il day of general Thanksgiving and the
stores and other places will be closed.
Mrs. Stearns and daughter, Miss Vcnnie,
are visiting relatives in Cornish
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry are with her par
ents at Epping
son was born to DIR. and Mrs. c.
Young Sunday morning; weigh IL pounds
John Young ~of Bellows Falls called on
!, old friends in town Saturday.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
November 10 of John r Snow to Grace NJ
youngest daughter of the late William Put
nam, at Roxhu Y, Mass where they will be
| at home at 80 haywood street.
DIR. Henry Noble of Midaletown, Conn
is visiting his sister, Mrs, George Bidwell
in Snumpshire.
Mrs. Daniel Stearns left Monday to viai
relatives in Cornish, Windsor and othel
places.
Mr.. md Mrs. Miner and daughter Olive
also Ruth Symonds, are visiting in North
ampto Mass
Ernest Buswell is working for Mr.. Mile
in Chester.
George Jones is on of the latest victim
| of the grip.
Mrs. Jones is caring for her sister in Bel
lows Falls, who is slowly failing.
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Relihan-COrridOn.

Maurice L. Relihan and Miss Johanna
Corridor were united in marriage at St.
Charles church at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. The ushers were John Savage
and John Coughlin; the bridesmaid Mis-,
Elizabeth Relihan aud the best mar Daniel
Beasley. The bride wore pretty gown
Of blue trimmed with satin aud carried a
prayer book and rosary. The bridesmaid
also wore gown oil blue trimmed with
white satin and pearl. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the future home in
North Walpole until P. NJ, when the
couple took the south bound flyer for New
York. They will return the first of next
week and will make their home with the
parents of the groom in North Walpole.
The bride was for some time employed
in the family of Albert Derby and the
groom is popular employee of the Inter
national Paper company, having been con-
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SHERIFF'S ALE,

Taken by virtue of an execution in favor
Patrick Cox against William f. Clark O
Charlestowp, N, H., one undivided half of
certain piece Of real estate in the Town
Westminster, State OF Vermont, described a
follows "viz": Beginning at the southwest
corner of the land conveyed to said John B |
Morse by ID. ID. brisbane July 81, A d J
1888, running thence westerly tn the north
east corner of land of Brigham T. Phelps,
thence northerly along the Wright and
Campbell lots so-called; said line being the|
original line of 100 acre lots about 10 rods to
the southerly side of the highway running
between the dwellings of l. l. Rice and j !.
M. Miller; thence easterly along the south
side of said highway about 65 rods to stake
and stones, said point being Is 10 rods wes
terlv # the tower gate; thencs southerly in q
straight line to the northeast corner of said
land conveyed to said brisbane by said deed
dated July Sd, 1888; thercs wester along
said brisbane lot about II A 10 rods; then ce
southerly along said brisbane lot to the place
of beginning. The same will be sold by me
for the purpose OF satisfying said execution at
pubic auction on the 29Jh day of November,
A. ID, 1898, at 2 o'c!cck p NJ on the prem
ises above described in said Town of West
muster. Dated at Westminster this 22I day
of September, A. ID 1898
A. II. THOMPSON,
Deputy Sheriff.
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Work Has Begun,

The work of constructing the Bellows
Falls-Saxtcns River electric railroad be-
gan yesterday. j. H. Holton AID En-
gineer Nash with Byron Robinson as as
sistant began the final survey yesterday
they began at the depot and got as far the
Howard block in the square. This survey
will consume four or five days as the entire
route will be gone over very carefully. A
preliminary survey has already been made ;
the survey now being made is what is
called working survey. Tree cuttir G
along the line Of the road on Church field
near Gageville was also begun yesterday.
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Visiting Nine. PATHS superb castle In
Wales, a guest not long since had a
very curious experience. He CHANGED
to open his window in the middle Of the
night, and to his surprise, bells began
to ring in every quarter of the grounds.
Very much scared, but realizing that
he had, after all, only set burglar
alarm going, the guest descended to re-
assure the household, when he Instant
ly found himself in danger from a
dozen rowing dogs, who had obtained
their freedom and were growing and
swapping in the uglist manner. At
breakfast next morning he learned all
about this curious fad of Nine Patti.
and wondered at 1t. The singer has a
great dread of burglars. Some time ago
a gang of these gentlemen from London
attempted to obtain admittance, and
since that date Nine. Patti has Set up
every kind of burglar alarm that exists,
The queer part about one of these is,
however, well worth noticing Her
largest dog an enormous brute, who
might be relied on to cope with little
army of thieves, is kept vigorously
chained in patent kennel. But the
chain is so arranged that should any
one attempt to open a window or a
door in the castle the dog Is released
and free to rove at his pleasure, it be-
ing presumed that he would at once
make for the burglars and do his duty.
The idea is ingenious and as the travel
or discovered, not q little dangerous.
partly devoured by panthers.
Try cloth wrung out from cold wa
ter. put about the neck at night, for 8
sore throat.
Try an extra pair of stockings out.
side of your shoes, when travelling
in cold weather.
Try walking with your hands benin,
you If you find yourself becoming ben
forward.
Try silk handkerchief over tn,
face when obliged to 60 against a cold
piercing wind. 49,
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ne"ted with the company ard its prede-
cessor, the Fall Mountain Paper company,
since 1882. The young couple were hand
somely remembered by their friends with q
large numbsr of useful and pretty presents.
The employees in the office of the Inter
national Paper company gave them hand
some couch. Other presents comprised
chairs, chiffonier and writing desk, lamps,
clocks, linen, silverware and glassware.
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BELLOWS FALLS
North WalpOle.

Mrs. j. P. Macdonald visited in Charles
town last week.
Miss Mary Walsh Of Healdville visited
her brother, M. j. Walsh, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Riley were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Latin of
Windsor Lock, tor the past week.
Mr.. ar Mrs. j. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Wolfe and Miss Nellie Collins we're in
Claremont last week to attend the funeral
of Thomas Collins of that place.
F. V. Thompson, principal Of the Weth-
erpee school in Lawrence, spent Sunday in
town.
Mis- Mary T. O'Connor passed Sunday
in Claremont.
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Football.

The high school football team will close
its season on Thanksgiving day with a
game on Drislane's field against a strong
team Of local player The picked cam is
under the leadership OF Dan Campbell and
the contest bids far to be a very interest
ing one. The high school has been de-
feated but once this season ard is in fine
shape for this coming game. Play will
beg n sharply at As A. NJ Admission 20
cents. The teams will probably line mp in
the following order:
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Bellows Falls Locals.

Albert Derby was in New York several
days last week.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Richards.
Miss Mary St. Croix will spend Thanks
giving in Norwich, Conn.
DR.. George S. Gale Of Brattleboro was
in Bellows Falls yesterday.
Henry O'Rourke of Burlington was a
guest of Miss Lura Lowell over Sunday.
Clark Chase and family have commenced
to move into the new house on Atkinson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Thompson were
with friends in Keene for few days last
week.
Gerald King, who has been in New
Y ork for some little time, is about town
again.
Mrs. Henry Kellogg, who has been quite
sick with rheuma tism, is able to be about
again.
Mrs. Joseph Ball of Waterville, P. O.,
is guest at the home Of her father, S. W..
Stuart.
Mrs. Richie of Concord, Mass, comes
today to spend the rest of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Burnside.
Rev Mr.. Smith, Canadian clergyman
from parish in Ontario, officiated in the
Universalist church last Sunday.
Mrs. w. J. Conant goes today to War
rem, Mass, to remain couple of weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Durant.
Donald, the little son of George H. Bah
bitt, is sick with diphtheria and is being
cared for by trained nurse from Keene.
N. H. Fairs house on Henry street is
nearing completion but will not, probably
be ready for occupancy until after Christ
mas.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. House of Provi.
dence, r. l., are to pass the approaching
holiday with Mrs. Houses mother, Mrs. j
L. Hapgood.
| Early Communion will be celebrated il
Emmanuel church Thanksgiving day at
o'clock, followed by Morning Prayer Will
sermon at 10 o'clock.
The union Thanksgiving service will be
in the Baptist church tomorrow evening a
$50 O'Clock, the sermon being delivered
by Rev. E. E. Marggraf.
The Epworth League will hold Thanks
giving praise service at the Methods
church Thursday morning Of this week a
o'clock. All are invited.
Mrs. Ball Of Deerfield, Mass, who has
been quite sick at the home OF F. M. Viii
son on Henry street, has so far recovered
that she is now able to be out
John c. Dennison went yesterday to
Booster for the Thanksgi giving vacation ant
during his absence Dan Campbell is clerk
ing In the store Of l.. G. & G.. E. Howard
w. E. Parsons, who went to Boston las
week to have piece Of steel removed tina
flew into bis eye while he was at work. ha
returned, the operation having been sue
cessfully performed, and be is again OF
duty in the scythe snath shop.
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barley for Hog Pasture.

BARLEY for Hog PASTURE
When the clover crop has failed or
if a field was not seeded last fall and Isl
not to be sown this spring, good subj
stitute can be nad by sowing miXture|
of oats and barley, says the WESTERN
Swineherd." Mix the seed in propor-|
tons of three parts barley to one Of oats
and SOW two bushels to two and half
bushels per acre. Prepare the land for
cats, SOW with a seeder and cover by
narrowing thoroughly. Have the
ground as fineas possible and well COM
pacted so that if dry weather comes the
crop will not be seriously injured. If il
is not desirable to sow with a seeder
harrow before seeding until the SEED
bed is thoroughly fined, then go owe
the ground with a drill, having it sc
so that the seed will oe covered two o
two and a half inches. The crop wi
be ready for pasture as soon as it
tall enough to hide the ground.
Enough hogs must be on hand
keep it down, for if it gets large
will not be relished and consequent
not eaten. If kept down it will furni;
pasture during the entire spring al
early summer, provided there is a sui
Gent amount of rainfall. By sowing
different times, this pasture can
made to last the entire season throu5
For the first crop seed Is early as
ground is in conciuon, then eve
month to six weeks thereafter ul
the latter part of July. The crop
be grown wherever oats or wheat f,o;
ish There is no difficulty In secur
stand and an excellent pasture
thus be secured. Everyone who
live stock. particularly hogs, shd
seed small area this spring.
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Advertised Letters.

Advertised November % Miss Helen
Birch, Miss Josephine Birch, Joseph Buck
ley, Walter Boyd, Master Tom Donsbue,
j. S. NJ aso, Frank Flipp, H. W. Williams,
W. Chase, Kemp Burbee Mfg Co.
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A Fine Christmas Present.

Revelations of the Grandest Century,
$50 pages, over 200 superb illustrations,
will make splendid Christmas present
Chapters on Spanish-American war, Phil
ippine Islands, Klondike, Arctic and Atri
can explorations. W. E. Petty will can
vass Bellows Falls; you can purchase 8
copy when he visits your home.
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A Card.

Orr most sincere thsnks are extended for
the sympathy and kindly assistance given
during the sickness and death of the husband
aud father, MIR. III. ID. Aldrich, and we also
wish to acknowledge gratefully the many
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THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1898.
Notice to Advertisers,

Copy for changes In advertisements should
re ach this Office on Mondays and Thursdays
No change reaching this office later than A
NJ, on Tuesdays and Fridays will be guaran-
teed insertion In the Wednesday and Sat
nrday Issues respectively.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Buy your overcoats al due otoro'
HAll wool guaranteed color, kersey
overcoats, blue, black and brown, 81 10;
sold everywhere at $40. Go to the Blue
Store for bargains.
Il Extra refined cider may be obtained OF
C. M. Lufkin, Alstead, N. H., delivered
in Bellows Falls at 10 cents per gallon.
ITO r nt-Two good tenements on
Green street. II. u. RYDER
ITO RENT-Lower tenement with barn
on Henry street extension. Edward Arms
GPearl In Ammonia Washing Fluid
gives good satists ction. Box 34S, Bellows
Falls.
ITO RENr-One large or two small ten.
ements, and store No. 2 on Rockingham
street. N. II. FAIR
gMore than twenty million free samples
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have been
distributed by the manufacturers. What
better proof of their confidence in its mer-
its do you wantp 1t cures piles, burns,
scalds, sores, in the shortest space of time.
Pierce's Pharmacy.
TWANTED-House or part of house
furnished, centrally located, suitable TOR
physicians office and residence Address,
DR.. Caldwell, Geneva, N. Y.
I'll am prepared to take table boarders
at "A Bridge street. Mrs. Ellen kiniry.
For broker surfaces, sores, insect bites,
burns, skin diseases and especially piles
there is one reliable remedy, DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for
DeWitt's don't accept ccunterfelts OF
frauds. You will not be disappointed with
DeWitt's Witch Haz-l Salve. Pierce's
'harmacy.
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Special Notice.

Frederick j. Blake, who has been tax
ing special instructions in portrait photog-
raphy will give after November 10,by pay
ing 81 down at time of sitting, chance to
have your pictures taken for Christmas.
None but frst-class work will 60 from the
studio. Call early as Mr.. Blake does all
of his own work. Remember the place,
Blske's Studio on the stairs. Bellows Falls.
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A Chance for Business.

The Fisher Sash Factory ard water
power at Drewsville is to he pnt up at
auction Saturday, November 26, at 2 P. M.
The best water power on Cold River.
H. E. PUTNAM.
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Durkee's

heavy eced wrapper made with fitted back, full SKIRT
best goods we have for the money, price 81 20.
One lot Of print wrappers full skirts, nicely hnished
price SO cts.
Golf Capes beauties from $6.S7 to SID 90.
Fur Capes (cold weather garment) $40 to $37 DO
Cloth Capes from $2.9S to $l5 90.
Colaretes from $2.9S to ST. So
New shade Brown Jackets, beauties
Last seasons Jackets 81 49, 29S and $39S.
one lot small sizes, Ladies Natural All Wool Vests and
Pants have been selling at 81 90 each, the price as
long as they last will be 40 cts each.
Ribbons, all silk for fancy work at and 10 cts per yd
One lot Stamped Pieces that being sold at haprice
lot of beautiful designs in Art Draperies.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-23
DUR K Z S
A Thanksgiving
Menu
"What mo,stens the lip and what brlghtens the eye,
What brings back the past like the Thanksgiving pie

""u4 o'7"y0 QUO" F7e PuS7 INC 7e 7"01nSy077y pc?
Now have all the ingredients the
cocton OF that and altogether delightful
Have not forgotten decacy which add
FEAST and without which will aggravated disappointed
the morrow?
How about fruits and confeonery-any lacking your
supply?
lust look windows
still, look
the latest and the choicest this will find with
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-23
Grain.

Mr.. Blake says: The fine showing the
stock ma ket has made of late is surely th e
direct outcome of a very cheap money
market, and barring any break in the pres
ent rates | see no reason Tor lower prices
unless foreign complications should prompt
liquidation which, however, would be shor;
lived though it might be very sharp.
Western and southern railroads lead
directly on account of the large grain aud
cotton crops and their shares are gaining
in public favor continually"
"Of the trust stocks believe Interns-
tional Paper and Federal Steel are very
cheap at the price they bring to-day, the
preferred shares OF the former paying
nearly z per cent net.
1.-The copper shares are in sympathy
with the general boom and perhsp, should
be classed as the leaders as they have
recorded large advances of late.
"Grain has been neglected in the specu-
lative markets for some time and while il
has held its own in price the outlook for
the coming year should be considered and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-23
Stocks and Bonds.

Through the courtesy of E. M. Blake,
commission broker, with an Office in the
Howard block, the TIMES is able to furnish
its readers with the closing quotations on
the day prior to each day of publicat:ol
If this information proves OF sufficient in
terest to our readers it will be made per-
manent feature. The closing quotations
yesterday were:
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Durkee's Kitchen

lA0 The best broom for the u,ed 19 cts
1HN Double sell bng Rooster for the turkey (medum sze
80
Double self bastng Rooster for the turkey Qarge sze)
40
Covered Vegetable Dishes and Soup Tureens as long as
the last lot lasts will go at halt price.
lIn0 ten piece Toilet money have
THO Large full size pieces, handsome decorations,
price So. 49,
A Slop Jar with bale handle at 81 90.
IIAo received within the past few largest stock goods
T1AO for kitchen that have
If you short of anything in your kitchen
visit Durkee's Kitchen.
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Boston Stocks.
Government Bonds

U. 8. 2 per cent bonds,
U s. new per cent bonds. registered,
U. S. new per cent bonds. coupon,
U s. Old per cent bonds, registered,
U S. old per cent bonds, coupon,
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Reynolds the Sensational shors.fop
Nay ne Able to Play

TIE ozd-tETne rivals. Seattle and Spokane.
@ia meet this afternoon al 80 o'clock at
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The Shaw company II meeting with = =
success at the Third Ave9ue heater u I.
great Cuban drama. The Lass sfFos.
There will BE- the ca5struarr matinee -
urday afternoon al 2:15 0'clork
On Sunday night the bill vii be ehzps.ss,
TN Mizzcuri. the great drama 20 "a. y
Nat &. Goodwin attributes much Of =
success being presented
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Thoroughly Successful

That NAV 'ruthfally be said If Chamber
isins Tough Remedy. II aiwass cures and
cures quickly. When troubled with cough
or esz..t give il 4 trial and voa are certain 20
be more than pleased wi.h the thorough cure
which it will effect.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Posf-In;esiigence
TACOMA. jane 2.--The members Of he
eheFiffs office of Pierce county have chat
.enged he police force for "A game OF b4ao-
bal TIE latter want 20 play. bat doubt
their ability ard have asked fer twenty
four hours time 81 which - reply to the
def u sha naunlE atficara
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Ei1.M"OLDT. for Frisco. June J.
duted fate.
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STEAMER Utopia sails Sunday 20.
.ng. June 5t1.
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CITY or SEATTLE will leave -
" harf Saturday night ~ : o'clork.
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the Athletic tY. NJ. c. Al park. in next TO
the last game OF the series. Reynolds.
who Is said 70 be the most sensational
shortstop in the hague. will play. II his
injuries will permit. Since he was struck
on the head AZ Tacoma with a pitched bali
he has been constantly under the care or
a physician and his wife. Re WAS able 10
he out yesterday and j. anxious 10 get
into the game again. With Reynolds at
short. Arneson Will 40 10 third. The iu-
field VIII thus be materially changed. and
according 20 Manager Hutehinson's ideas
greatly strengthened. Either Derby. who
shut Tacoma out without allowing a man
20 reach first. or Ryan. the giant pitcher.
will be in the box for Spokane. Adams
anu Hartmann. the long and short battery,
are on Seattie's score card. The makeup
OF the teams viii be as follows: