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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-02
WHEN EDISON WAS POOR.
A Coffeehouse ON Park Row Looked
Like aPalace.

From the Electrical World.
AS illustrating Edison's happy sense OF
humor and its indulgence even under con-
ditlons not particularly conducive thereto,
the following anecdote may be interesting;
HE and I were engaged in the early
seventies" says e. H. Johnson, " In our
usual night work of experimenting in teleg-
raphy; our laboratory for the time being
was on the top floor of the old grey stone
building, No. &C Broadway, the present site
of the magnificent Manhattan Life sky
scraper.' Neither of US was much given to
pecuniary forethought, and 1t not lnfre-
quently happened that along about day.
light, when WEAKNESS and hunger combined
to paralyze our mentality and render fur
Their work useless. we would find our
selves without so much as a nickel where
with to purchase bun. not to speak of a
bed; and upon such occasion we would
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has come out in his true colors as the die
tator, which he has always been, and drop
the pretense of republic and congress.
The situation becomes much clarified by his
action, and will be better understood in this
country. The Tegalos are about the only
people In the Philippines who are support
ing him. and while 1t is true that they COM
prise the majority of the inhabitants of Luz
zon, they are not very numerous in most of
the other islands. 1t must also be remem-
bered that a large number of the Tagals
are opposed to Aguinaldo. Having no navy
or boats of any description, it would be
quite impossible for him to extend his pow
err to any of the other islands.
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combat the WEAKNESS and the hunger by
a brisk walk to Central park and back,
by which time the office boy at least would
be on hand and ready to assist us to a
meager but grateful breakfast at Coffee
Pats, a well known penny-lunch estab-
lishment on Park row, whose sole other
patrons were the printers devils of the
various newspapers In that vicinity.
at was upon the occasion of one of these
gray morning saunters, when we were
particularly hungry, having had rather
moro of physical than mental labor that
night, and In consequence looking very
much begrimed. that Edison remarked as
we were passing the inviting Pats: Say
Johnson, we had better quit inventing and
hire ourselves out as a pair Of Chinese
gods. We would be more brilliant sue
cess. At least, we needn't go hungry"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-02
A Suspicious Merchant

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
keeping those fancy chickens now?"
mop; sold 'em ALL"
what was the trouble?"
"For month or more had been prom
;sing dealer my entire egg output Well,
when the hens finally commenced laying
he wouldn't take the eggs"
''Why notr'
"He said he didn't see how they could be
strictly fresh.
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vslues of Standard Coins

Washington. April 1.-The quarterly
statement of the values of the standard
coins of the world shows that since Janu-
airy /, 1899, the value of silver has de-
creased from sO6O649 per ounce to s0e0017,
and the value of the coins has decreased &C.
cordingly. -, "a
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Natural Handles, steel rod, Paragon
II '''''''s'' 1JN
Fancy Pearl and Embossed Handles,
Dresden effects and Natural Handles,
Gloria Silk, Paragon France. ISL q
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80 pieces in stripes, polka dots and fam
cy neck and sash ribbons...... 1900. 25c
White and Black Satin Ribbons, per
bolt, No. 8, ACC; No. 4, 54c No. 5..... SOC
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Nethersole Bracelet, plain....... ........s1 9S
Jeweled Bracelet. -. .... ........ 2 4S
Link Buttons in Pearl Sterling Silver
or Embossed; all guaranteed. 49,. Csc
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Hosiery.
Black Cotton Hose, fast..... ............ &c
Hermsdorf Dye, double-heel, spliced
sole...... ......... .............. ......... 15c
Iisle Dropsttch Hose.... ...... $500. :. 25c
Lisle Double Dropstitch Hose, splced
sole..... ...... ........ $50. ............ 35c
Openwork Lace Isle Hose in tan or
pldch..... ........ s........... ............ 49c
Boys extra heavy Bicycle Hose. ....... l5c
Boys Triple Knee double sole, raised
weave..... ........ ........ 49,. ........ 25c
Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
White Goods.
400 Long Cloth bolt...... 49,. .... Isl %
Check Nainsook...... ...... ........ -. 31ac
Check Nainsook...... .......... .......... 41ac
Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
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Umbrellas.

Terd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
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Latest Creations
Are Always Here.
Toilet Articles.

Mennen's Talcum 49,. 80. .......... 121kc
Packers Tar Soap........ 49,. .... -. 15c
4-7-1l White Rose Glycerine SOAP. 13c
Pure Olive Oil CASTLE Soap.... ....... 29c
Colgate's Vioris Soap. -. -. .......... 15c
Colgate's Turkish Bath. .............. DC
Jewsberry & Browns Tooth Paste..... 99c
Ferd Marx. F'ERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
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Just received Is new pieces from $3.50
to...''. .......... ...... ......... ........ o9C
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Marks Black Silks
Fire hIWduS BIdOk.....

pieces of black brocaded
skirting, silk raised effects
worth 75c. 49c
Brocaded satins, % in. wide
with raised gros grain fig
ures, worth $l............. 60c
Brocaded satins and gros
grain silks, heavily en-
bossed, a sklrting silk,
worth CLIPS and $l.35. -. sec
Satin Duchesse with high
finish, Is inches wide, lin
en- back, wears we'll, sells
sec, for ......... $50
Satin Duchesse, silk back, 81
inches wide, high finish,
worth CLIPS, at. ..........$ 1.OO
Peau de Sole Silk, % inches
wide, an elegant dress ma.
terial, worth $L25... ....... CSC
Taffeta with highlfinish, soft
from the celebrated Ital-
ian weaver ............. SEC
Taffeta silk, an extra heavy
weight, soft finish, % in.
wide, the 81 10 quality -. soc
Taffeta silk, heavy and lus-
trous, 81 inches wide, de-
signed for drop skirts. . .$1.lO
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Kid Gloves.

Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
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Pinauads.

Carnation Pink Extracts. .........$1 20
Violette de Parme. ................. 79c
Roman Violet. -. ................ ........S 20
Roman Violet Smelling Salts...... -. 43c
Rubifoam for the teeth.... 49,. 1890. 19c
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M1N VIIOWeSo
Fifty pairs of Centemeri Gloves, slight
ly soiled, in light shades, worth $1.75,
if your size is there........ ............ 75c
KAYSERS'
Patent Tip Silk Gloves.... 49c
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Marks GOIOred Silks
hIWduS Lead in StuI6..

Stripe taffetas, in all the new
colorings, soft, for waists
and dresses. ............. $40
Taffeta silks in stripes and
mingled polka dots, light
and dark grounds. ...... 75c
Plain or corded taffeta silks.
including every known
shade; newest styles. -. CSC
Printed satin Liberty silks
in dress designs; the styl-
lSh silk. $50
We cannot fill mail orders on
this sale of silks arriving after
Wednesday.
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Ribbons.

Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
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Washable FamcieS.

Washable Fancies.
One case of Lawns in all shades....... .1213c
$50 pieces Wash Goods. left from last
season, worth from 10c to Csc yard, DC
Toile du Nord Ginghams, 90 pieces In
the selection worth Toe. -. .......... &c
One case of Dimities in fancy stripes
and figures.... ...... ...... ............. 1Oc
English Madras 80 inches wide. ........122c
English Batistes, most desirable dress
materials, 80 inch...... ........ .'.'.... ioc
Ferd Marx FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
White Waists.
White Bayadere Insertion, made of
White Lawn...... ...... ........... Csc
Ferd Marx. FERD MARK. Ferd Marx.
Tailor Suits.
In modes, tans, browns, new cut,
trimmed in buttons, coat Taffeta
lined, worth $14.0O for........ ..........s9 9S
Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
Silk Waists.
Corded, in all colors of Taffeta Silks
special 1or..... ...........I SO
Ferd Marx. F-ERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
COrSets.
An experienced filter sends you home re-
joicing. Comfortable" expresses it.
Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx
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Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
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Innings.

Ferd Marx. FERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
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Latest Creations
Are Always Here.
EmbrOideries and Laces.

White and Cream Wash Veis......... 25c
Black dotted Wells made with or with
out border. .......... ESQ
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Near Silk, all shades...... ........... 19c
The new lining, Satin Antique. -. 35c
Ferd Marx. F,ERD MARX. Ferd Marx.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
Factory Burned
L. A. Smith & Co.'s Large
Baby Carriage Factory
Destroyed by Fire.
Other Buildings Damaged.
Over 100 Men Thrown
Ont OF Employment.
90. Loss $85,OO0. r..

Brallcboro, Vt. Feb. l.-Thc large
baby carriage and toys factory located
on Flat street in this village was totally
destroyed by fire just after the noon
hour today. The fire broke out at
1925 while most of the workm were
at dinner, and in less than three quar-
tcrs of an hour the main factory of five
stories had fallen in. ...
\ heavy wind from the northwest
drove the flames to another factory
building four stories high. two smaller
factory building, saw mill. barn, lum-
Der sheds, and out buildings. The fire
men succeeded in saving 1lildreths
large carriage factory and the Sunset
Paper Mills, Holden & Martins wood
working establishment, although at one
time it looked as though all the manu-.
featuring buildings in the vicinity would
have to 20.
The big five story building occupied
by Eddy ~ Co. extract bottlers, and
Hooker, Corser IL Mitchels overall f;l,'.
tory was on fire once and was saved
only hy the use of the automatic sprink.
lcrs with which it was well supplied.
5. 4. Smith IL Co.'s total loss is esli
mated at $4,000. but that is low figure
The loss of special machinery, patterns
and delay to business will bring theil
loss nearly up TO $4,000. They had ,
| large number Of orders for the slrins
trade and were running full time will
over 100 employees, Hooker, Corstr
Mitchell lose from $4,000 to $1,000, chief
| ly by water.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
REWARD.

We the und srsigned sole owners of
the Barre Press Company, Publishers
of IHE EVENING TELEGRAM anu Barre
Weekly Enterprise will pay liberal
reward to any person furnishing us with
evidence that would be received IN Il
court of Justice, showing that amy per
sou Or persons had put IN circulation
stories that the Barre Press Company
was on the verge Of bankruptcy or that
our papers were about to suspend pup
licAlion. We have suffered The false as
serlions from parties connected with
other competitors us long us we intend
dong, and snail tolerate The false rep
resenlaions OF IL certain faction Of al.
legged wise menno longer. Ihls Is Il
genuine offer anyone havnig SUCH evl-
dence will! DC suilaoly rewarded, as We
prOsose to make tnese Responsible Tor
the stories prove their siatcLNents III
open court il tn y are repeated.
ii. Z. WHITAKER,
L. ii. METCALF.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Rev. William SchuGrld was called to
NJ ,isalis.-ille !ast4N.,sek 10 prc:sh. a. f',Hrr-
al sermon in family where he has
several times before oi1iciated on like
occasions.
\ son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Hayward aud daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. koweli Erskinc.
Mrs. =. X. Lynde attended the musical
convention AT Randolph last week.
Mrs. Or. f.. b. Watson is with her
parents in Wailstield for Il liltle time,
John Dow and Miss Fannie Sinons,
two OF our we'll known young people,
wore united in marri ,gr yesterday alter
noon. the cere .nony laAing place at the
nome Of the prlhes parents, SIR. and
Slr,. I.ue,us Simons. the Rev: l.. X.
Womer officiating. The. newly welded
couple left immediately after the rere-
mony for wedding trip to Providence,
r. |.
The Benefit for Patsy Rogers of Co.
e. brouuhl him about $40. lie is yet at
the Fanny Allen Hospital Burlington.
Persons having claims against the
town for breaking roads the present
winter are requested TO meet road con-
missioner Blanchard III the town hall Il
Thursday OF next week February 0.
George Bosworth is provingan artistic
photographer, tie has large r"l ect
ION OF views of scenrly, etc. about(o"h
that do him great credit. =.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
Dewey Rowland

Montpelier Feb. 2.-Fred \, How
land secretary OF state. was united IN
marriage al 4 80 O'Clock this afternoon
with Margaret Louise Dewey.
The ceremony took place at Christ
church, the Rev. A. n. Lewis officla-
ting. There was no ues. ::;sN or brides
maid and Edward Dewey, father of The
bride, gave her away at the altar. In
rh,rcu was crowded with the elite 0,
the city aud distinguished out OF Town
visitors.
Mir. and Mrs. Rowland left on the &
o'clouK tram, and after wedding ioui
uf u few weeks Will reside at the mons
Of Edward Dewey III this city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
GOOD RECON- MENDATION.

Upon hearing of the recital to be Civ
en- by Miss Tobin in the Congregational
church, February 3. Mr.. W. Ranger
Of the Johnson Normal Hall said in Il
personal letle, to Prof. Mathewson :
'Miss Tobn of Swauton gave II very
successful recital iii Normal Hall on
lue evening Of Friday, Jan, "a. Her
nterpre,ion Of Eugene tleId was unus-
ua,ly excellent ner movements in the
nynph drill Were graceful, her posing
IN lie classical statues was tiue aud sue
was supple, 1ttiued aud artistic in ali
ner parts Miss lobln is IL cultured young
woman OF pleasing address ana refined
manners.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
Civil Service Examinations,

w. -, po.t-oa,.e clerk and carrier Bar
80, W Mar A 1soY.
The United states ONl. SG,,to i,.,o, witt" ,xili he
sion announce, taa e an hosSJ of examiners in
held hy IT'S pon-41cel ta la"e uo'' nam4a nnoye COM
the city any on ane fuT uSte the % p"sitons Of clerk
menclng at 1a ,h na t"t 'a in that civ;
All carrier III the posl-u','.e ~ Stn,es nav be
Only citizens OF 'he .h''e' .7'"'e''
examined. .., ,.,,, ~. .,.ons;s, ,,, Of xnel)jps.
The examination VIII ronsis. o. nps".s' r",1
arithmetic letter,wr5g Ny of the tinted
ns tsH from na pa reaing lIps, ,resses. The arithe
tic will consist Of inc lunoa'mv,1', h ,eain'n fr,
tions and embracing pro9lemtIG; snn tGis examination
The age limitations not foF ,es. snt tban Is YEARS
nrrsr' ARE s iGsw between land and 10 Application
for carried ma t wegn AZ east T. l1o hoi,tht u" and
must be not less than H. tioms ,n N, Hs medira
mu me wtu tne.r ~ "r! !,,hnSvinw them TO be
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
"SNAP SuJrS IN EUROPE"
ADDRESS DELIVERED BY THE REV. ,
EDW ARD WRIGHT BEFORE TIE
=.
PRESBYTERIAN Y. J.. A.

The Rev. j. Edward Wright of Mont
pel,er delivered ii most Interesting laih
uetore The Y. Z. A., of the Pres oyterlan
church last night On some Of his Europ-
eln experiences.
After IL vocal solo by Fred Cassie and
II selection uy the male quartet, lresl'
dent Pete. Nevin Ol The Y. Z. A., Intro
duced Mr.. Wright VINO said in Begin
nlng:- :. -,
..reoplc nowadays may be divided
into tulee Glasses, tnOse VINO nave Deeli
to Europe, those who want to go anu
expect 10 go, aud those who want to 70
but do not expect to 20. "My suhJec'
deals with The first class :
Mr.. Wright first spoke OF travelling IN
Germany, mentioning tue difficulties VI
,turtluy on ii railroad Journey, securing
tickets, getting baggage rhecked 'lahi"s
,u, riynl ram, etc, and Sa that tnest
difficulties were caused uys u desire ~
nyuld accidents which were mIcn less
Numerous there tnan here. lie 'he'
SPOKE Of The Capucnln cemetery I'D tnt
clv of Rome wnerc over 4Ooo oap"hil
fr,ars have been buried. aud niahy %
mem rrsurrecteu afterwards. 4 ln'
cemetery Is in the basement of IN
,,unuchin. church and the walls aut
,..,,,nus are decoraled with hullal
skulls and bones. :.
MIR. Wright said that everywhere II
Europe nc found poop ple c!y'l and sno%
inc ,i,o,e courtesy and Alndness thal' :,
YOU'D have received in similar tf'p y
our own coi,liy. lie said that a'teetys
.ller would OF have to violate ms Rrns
NOR water, but ye, he woul4 advis
"when in Rome to do as the honlan a.
do :" In conclusion he said-to those wa
wa. want to 90 to Europe aud cant, "'h'i! Z Z
y, wua, You vscape,-tne dangers OF IN
sea, the larrowness Of living IN a .f"ni ,n
,aiIroad travel, the impositions 'of tn
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
PRICE ONE CENT
BARRE AND MONTPELIER
Traction and Power Company.
NOTICE.

On and after Feb. lst 1890, the following
rates Of fare " III he charged on the Barre
Montpelier st. ky. cos. lines;
Passengers riding to any point in either
tity of Barre or Montpelier will be charged
nc. and Iewey PARK will be the dividing line,
to which the &c. will fake them, from eitl er
.ity. The fare from Barre to Montpelier, or
Montpelier to Barre will ae to ten cents. The
fare from Goodwin's house, near Barre City
line, and points between that and Dewey
Park to ana from the tity of Montpelier VIII
be DC. The fair from Barre 10 Pioneer Mills
will be Sc. There will be Il special ticket is
sued for workmen, to be used In either city,
which ticket will contain forty coupons and
will be sold for s ,0O it will take two OF these
tickets to take worknen from either city TO
the other, The workmen's ticket will be
good only on the first three cars out OF fi'her
ctv in the morning. and cars leaving Mont
pelier ut four o'clock and four thirty. and
Barre four forty five and five fifteen p. IN.
The workintns tickets are not transferable.
and are not good at half fare rates, except
when going to anu from work. These tick
cts win he sol on and after Wednesday Feb.
1>t. 1899 at Keudrlck a. Co.'S. new Drug
Store and at r. a Drown 4 co. Drug
Store. +. Z. hENNEDf,
President.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
Barre Library.

The following is The continued list o1
new books in the Barre Library:
Barr, A. +.
The Kings HIGHWAY.
Black, VIM.
Adventures in Thule,
A PRINCESS OF Thule,
Three Feathers,
White Wings,
In Far l.ochaber,
Sunrise,
t'rsen Pastures and piccadilly,
Macleod of Dare.
l,ri>cis,
Wild Eelin.
Blackniore, Il. D..
Perl yrrcsS,
Darrell,
Mary Anerley,
Crockett. S. Il.
Bog Myrtle aud Peat,
The Standard Bearer,
Cleg Kelley,
Lads Love,
The Raiders,
The Red Axe.
Barrie, j. NJ
Margaret Ogilvy.
My Lady Nicotine,
Sentimental Tommy.
Watson, John Clan Marlaren)
The Days of Au d Lang Syne,
The Potters Wheel,
Kate Carnegie.
The Upper Room.
wilkins, NJ. L.
Madelon.
Silence and Other Stories,
Jane Field.
jerome,
Wiggn. X. ID.
Marin Liza,
\ Cathedral Courtship.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
THE WEATHER.
Boston. Feb. 2.--Fair.

tip tielrl, great amount Of disillusion,
and count ii II j"yif you may have your
trav. ls al home, and yet, to be alto
geathtr frank, should like to go
AGAIN"
George Mitchell then sang solo and
a vote Of thanks to Mr.. WugEt WAS
proposed by tho Rev. L. H.. Mitchell
and gwen. The meeting closed with
singing Of "America."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02

The case of Stale VS. Cy ,llins for
keeping and selling is on trla' before
Justice Scott and jury this afternoon.
Fay and NJ. M. Gordon for The State and
/. II, Gordon and f. j. Martin for the
defense.
Geo a. Go,tkfnc of GrAiiteyile was
arrested by Constable H.Ja S|nylon yes :
trrday on The charge OF selling intoxi,,
eating liquor, and was Brought before
Judge Boyce and his rasefcontinued ill
Feb. 9th.
The amusement committee, +. OF A.
and the ladies of the circle are request
ed to meet at their ball, Worlhen block
at seven o'clock this evening. AS there
is imboltanl business to bAScUnsdered 1t
is hoped that there will be q good a'ten-
dance. WIZ
Zeal Dow Lodge, No, 70, |. o. G. 7.
held their quarterly Installation OF OF
licers last night in X. Of Z. bali. The
following officers were irstalled: Chns
iIoyt, G. r.. Gertrude I.eonar', V. T.. /;
&. ii. Adams, p. G. T.;sJ. e. Grant.
chaplain; Nellie CoHkie, sccre AIRY ;
fr"d 'l ~ w.s.",, anann;,l Sa.r.,,v ~. s
,V;,,,,., WAY t,."' tr.',rnr. % m.,as R..se,' MAJ
shal n''i T1nr.nre ] Averill :t;i,ard: Marshall
Lanson. Seminal; Mrs:.'u. 5. Wiley.
$. j. r, two new melvb-rs were ini'ia :
ed. :.
,,onn ,hoso vbo.x,on;t to H,ndolnb
49,: ',,"os '""1 ,,to,'i ,hss.a;,,r;,.t n,n.,ipu
-. e'.'s ', noo'' " ~ ~ o" 'u"u1. Mn I,dd ,m',
y. ',';s. '"' ~ - - nn,h..,; w. ,ni w;f. Are q
", ~, .' 'l;a. w.. I;aa rn,;,h Mr,
,ii,., ~ Jv'. T',I",'',, w WA 49, 40 .nd vii.
wv" VIVA I,'- ~ " 'S"' S',',,' ~ "a II Will.
Mls' Ml' W,,,:, W. o Wr: Mar.,..aft Mr.. s,,y'
w. WIS., w. " " !, 20 an';,h NJ - I Ia.l
'o"' ~" I w.. y =. ni,,,,n. Mr. p,h.rt.
1''' W. uv'u. w., ~ 'r:;,.;,. ,,ov n,,I,:
| M". II;rn,., :.,n Ii..,h.v
''A'' '''o '"""'.
Montpelier Ev5nle are'very indignant
with the elec,tn:YpAd p,enpe. according
to the Mont tFae1 correspondent to the
Free Press aAi, thc~'Vy council mny be
asked to pasFah s-l,.'inance compell'h@
the electric. E,;ad management to sell six
tickets for a'quartcr, each ticket good
for II passa ~ oyenthe entire line, and
for each i'S1ahre.d rsfnsa' to comply
win the OruAHancc iht !Hie 10 W oe ~Ao'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

Mr.. G.. W. Thompson a teacher OF
twenty years experience will receive
pupils at his rooms over Prindle u
A;arils store on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays from 2 to 4 p. M, AN" Z 10
.. A thorough course OF book keeping,
penmanship, arithmetic and shorthand
Will be given afternoon and evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
MORE ABOUT RECORDS

Inasmuch as the publication OF +
.or.ls seems to have become the fashi'l
we have under consideration at pr"se"
the matter uf publishing certain record
in our possession which have been tai
en- from the Probate Courts of two New
England counties, BY the way, whf
we do this the article will he int!
SprrSrd with somewhat interesting
original story.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02

W ILL 81.

W IIL DR..
A chance seldom offered for you f.
procure good warm garment for ycu
child at a tritlling sum.
|. We have just tw enty garments II
This lot most of them are new, this sea
sons goods, only a few gretchins carried
over, the prices range from $500 1"
500 each, We shall put them all in
at one price for Saturday only. You:
choice of the lot : oS.
ii. % Fancy Indian Baskets regular
prices were soc to 4Se each, Saturdays
Price 25 cents.
ILL., 25 Fancy Indian Baskets re-u''l
prices were 15c to Poe each. Saturdays
Price 10 cents,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02

5. D. Slbley has just put in new
bone cutter and is ready to furnish
freshly ground bone to poultrymen.. 1t
is on sale at Burke Il Abbolts and at +.
NJ. Watsrman's.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02
FOR SALE,

Desirable Real Estate of the late NJ NJ. i.
Hatch, No. % South dam ST., coIsl'' hnS OF
two story house and barn., situated Opposite
Dr. j. Henry Jackson's residence. Tlls prop
erty must be sold to close an estate. f"r par
ticllars e .quire OF E. j. Gale AT lhe City
Hotel, -, .....
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02

LOST--A bunch of keys near the post
office. Finder please leave them at Campbelrs
restaurant. ZR
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-02

Lawyers. doctors, merchants, business
men, clergymen, everybody. lake
your soiled linen to the Barre Steam
Laundry.