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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-19
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. September ts.-Cern had
the lead In the grain markets again To-
day declining under liquidation. De
eeInher corn closed 1ssc lower, De
cember wheat closed 7se down and Dc
eemher oats ase down; provisions CLOS
ed SC to t0c higher. 5Z,..
Frost was the dominant factor again
today In the corn market and the open
ing was excited and higher. Inc
whole corn belt had been ntpped ae-
eording to reports and the feeling was
that yesterdays heavy buying would
be renewed With this December start
ed Le to Ac higher, at Gle to 60Ae.
There was. however, conspicuous ab-
sence of yesterdays demand and longs
who bought yesterday began to realize
prohts, till December slumped on 10
bShc. Frosts were predicted again to-
night, but that prospect did not seem
to influence the market. Covering by
shorts and general evening up OF con-
tracts for tomorrows holiday steadied
prices at the decline and December re-
actea to 59Ae rho close, however,
was weak, 1ssc lower. at 567sc. Re-
ceipts were la cars.
Wheat was dull and heavy and in the
aseence OF individual influences follow
ed corn closely. Outside support was
lacking and the large amount that was
carried over last night was thrown ov-
er. December opened M1ise higher
to a shade lower, at 72Ne to 7tMe.
Liquidation sent the price down to
707se, where the market became a mar
row one. The reaction In corn brought
closed wdAe, 5sc lower, at 71@7ihe.
Local receipts were 10 cars, one OF
contract grade. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 574 ears making a total
for the three points of TAB cars, against
1.1s0 last week and III year ago. Pr-
mary receipts were /, 49, 800 bushels,
compared with 1,075,445 bushels last
year, Seaboard elearanees In wheat
and flour equalled 337 800 bushels. The
seabord reported six loads taken for
export.
Oats opened steady. December NC to
&c lower, at 371sto &c. Considerable
selling by holders weakened the mark
ct along with corn. til DEFENDERS price
touched 36$ 03SAc. A reaction came
with Fair local demand. but the mar
Ike closed weak, Mc down, at 36Ac.
Receipts were 102 cars.
IioNiSioHS were quiet and steady.
January products opened higher on ear
ly strength In grain market and on
higher prices for hogs, but yielded
slightly later In sympathy with grains
January pork closed TIC higher, at
$16.10; January lard 10c up at $9.421b.
and January ribs &c higher at sS.35. Es-
tlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
1870 cars; corn 1870 cars; oats ITO cars:
hogs $4,000 head
There vii; be no session OF the hoard
of trade tomorrow.
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Flour, Grain md Feed.

Fieur-Fanious. choice family -four, In
paper, $3.50 per bbl, Minnehaha, In cotton
sacks or wood, 4fo. Galaxy, In paper
sacks, $3.50; spring wheat, Minsehaha, II
paper sacks, $3.50 per Dbl: Pillsbury' 8
Best, in wood and cotton, $3.50; Ptllsbury' $
in paper, $40: Gold Coin. $40 in cotton or
wood; $40 in paper or jute Loyal, 3. 10
in paper; Reliance, in wood or cotton. a. 5;
in paper, $780, Winter Wheat, Silver. Lake
in "a paper 800; rye nour. In Y barrel
sacks. $3.50; Ben Hur patent, wood, $3.50;
paper, $40 jute. 40 lbs. $40
Wheat-Per bushel. Csc; new coming in.
Corn-e5c bushel, and scarce
Oats-Nestern. new. out OF store. 45c
home, new, 35T63Tc.
Middlings. per ton, 41.o0; bran.
per ton. s.s.oh.
pay-No / new. baled, s13.5oT14. 90 loose,
sl4 noT15.00 Prices fluctuate slightly, ac-
cording to supply and demand.
Straw-Loose, 5000; baled, 800.
a300. prime S275. The market is still
strong.
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10000 tons and the cash income Is esti-
mated at nearly sl00e 0o0 for this sin-
&c crop.
The Yakima potatoes are grown by
irrigation. and reach the highest stage
of perfection. Experienced growers
never place water on the Ind until
the tubers begin to form, and then the
vines are kept moist and the notatoes
given favorable condition for growth.
The soil Is OF a deeomposed volcanic
ash and sesms particularly adapted TO
the tuher growth. The market for Va
ktna potatoes has always been in the
Yuken country and the Oriental isles
until this year. Now tho shipments
are being made to the east. aud many
car .oads are placed in Butte and Mis-
souri, river points.
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Green stuff.

Celery-25G30e per bunch.
Parsley-l0g15c per dozen, as to size.
Bettuee-50d75o bushel supply Is only
moderate.
onions-12hIl5c per dozen. according to
size
Radishes-lsit6T1be per dozen.
Cahhage-Home grown. si.00u1.25 per Dbl.
Peas-55cas1.o0 per bushei.
Green Gorn-iodi i25ac per dox.: si.25 per
Dbl. Large supply.
Onions-I5e per crate; Spanish, si25 per
crate
Beets--New, lbn20e dozen.
Carrets-1063i5c per dozen.
Spinaeh-Home. 40e per bushei.
Ssle-75c6Sl0o per barrel.
Rhubarb-15a25c per bunch.
Tomatoes-Home grown. 40Q60e per bu.
COMMUNICATIONS grown, l5u20c dozen.
Gems-Home gown. 3oQ4oc per basket
Watermelons-Fancy Indianas, $4,000
16 90. home grown, s5.o0I12.00. supply
large and demand good.
Gantaloupes-si 25nl.50 per crate.
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FROST SCARE ABATED.
stocks Took Another Rise. aud All
Was Wen on the Exchange

stocks Took Another Rise. aud All
Was Wen ON the Exchange.
NEW YORK. September Is.-People
VINO argued that the sudden weakness
that developed In the stock market yes
terday afternoon after the early show
or strength was due to the frost scare
In the corn belt. found confirmation for
their views in the recovery in the stock
market today Simultaneously with the
reaction in corn, The less of all yes
terdays rise In the price of corn show
ed an eagerness to realize on long lines
that took the edge off the apprehen-
sion regarding the reported further
damage to the crop. The fact of this
development was naturally most pro-
nouneed in the stocks of the great
western railroads whose traffic is large
In corn. namely the erangers and Pa
cifies, including Atchison and Missouri
Pacific. But there was no reason why
the developments in the corn market
should have sympathetic effect on
railroads in southern territory. those
carrying anthracite and bituminous
coal and the network of central traffic
and minor eastern trunk lines which
are usually designated as junior VAN
derbilts. Prices of all OF these stocks
were notably buoyant and the buying
OF them was on. scale which could
only be for the account OF the largest
clients. Buying was without any spe-
cific news to explain 1t. II was at
tributed to the same sources as that
which constituted the determined sup
port of the market all through the re-
cent crisis.
Speculative bonds were active and
strong, but there was some irregular
| ity among less active issues. Total
sales part value, S2.o95 900.
T. s. refunding Is advanced " per
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, September iS.-Fhe
Commercial Advertisers London tnan-
cial cablegram says;
The stock market to-day was stag
nant. the American department not
excepted.
Consols touched 90 1i-i6 on fears
that the weakness of New York ex-
change portends early gold shipments
American stocks opened at parity
and we're heavy till the afternoon
when New York orders caused rally
OF a half to a full point. The close was
firm
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RECORD POTATO CROP
Unprecedented Yield in the Yakima
yaIIey-ResuIts of Irrigation.

SPOKANE, September 18.-The larg-
est potato crop ever raised in the Yaki-
ma Y alley is now being harvested. Con-
sentative estimates place the yield at
1000 cars of marketable potatoes. Sa.es
are being made at $40 per ton and some
are holders for $50 before bargains will
be closed One man on the Yakima In
dian reservation will get $4,000 over
the cost OF producing the crop and 9TH
ers having a less acreage are equally
favored. A yield Of ten tons per acre
is ordinary, and the combined yield Of
the country this year n estimated at
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Miscelianeous Produce.

Butter-creamei y. 25df3oc: choice coun-
try. l5d20c: country. good, 10n11c; coun-
try. light loo, butterine l34l5c.
Eegs-l7aIse per doz., and In light sup
ply.
Navy Beans-Hendpieked, s275f3.oo per
bushel.
CheeSe=-Prima Ohio factory. 10a10hc
New York, lac; Limburser l21sc. SWEET
ger 13Ai4c.
Lard--i0T1ois per pound.
Honey-l6c per pound.
Potatoes--Old, out of market. new, home
grown, sl00Mt.l0 per bu., as to quality
In moderate supply. Sweets, s2.40a2.50 per
bbl.; 90c1sl 90 per bu
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Corrected by Goodhue &

corrected by Goodhue & Coz
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to loo, A25q4.50:
good. 800 10 i. Ooo s4.2544.50; good, 500 to 500,
81. 0O04.25; common. 600 to 500, S30o9S. rs;
Hogs~Extra. ss.5oae.T5; good. s6ooa6.5O;
common, s5.00d6.00.
sheep-s3 25d3 50: market nominal.
Iambs-s4 50d5.50; spring lambs, 1850
$50: yearlings, $4.00d450 Prices nominal.
Fresh s2oeo1so.oO. Demand light
Calyes-S5. 50G16.00; grassers. s3.00Qs40o
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. September 1S.--Trade
has been Inactive throughout Buy
ers were purchasing small quantities
of general merchandise for quick ship
ment only paying no attention to for
ward requirements. Prices of cotton
goods all unchanged Mems wear
woolens and worSteds and WOODEN and
worsted dress goods duh and un-
changed. The market will. be closed
to-day
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NEW YORK, September 1916 p.
m.-Opening prices this morning were
practically unchanged from yesterdays
closing and London quotations showed
only fractional variations. The tone
of the market was steady throughout
with here and there important buying
which advanced some of the favorltes
and though comparatively quiet fair
amount of business was done. van
derbilt stocks were again prominent
including Nickel Plate issues, Canada
Southern and New York Central. in
the last hour the trading in Southern
Railway common was lively
and quick advance occurred
for which no explanation was
given for the rumor of an absorption
of the Company by the L. & n. hardly
deserves mention. Advances of 2
points and more were recorded in
number of the railway stocks. Sugar
was bought in anticipation of fayora-
Bile action in the matter of the propos-
ed issue of stock and scored a further
advance upon the announcement that
the stockholders had approved the
resolution and that the stock would be
offered for subscription at par in the
proportion of one share OF new for
every five shares of the existing stock.
Rumors that an extra dividend would
not be declared by the Amalgamated
Copper. directors Friday were used to
depress the price of the stock Steel
stocks were quiet within a range OF
about one point. London sold on bal
anee. Money ruled about AZ. For
eign exchange easier at 81 S4% to S4.S5.
LADNEBURG.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 1s.-Close:
Money on call firmer at 3h@5 per
, cent; last loan, per cent; ruling rate,
4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 566 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steadier. with act
ual business in bankers bills at Sf.S4H
ass for demand, and at s4.82as 4.S21a
for so days: posted rates, $483h and
s4.se; commercial bills, $4.S1% @4.s2A :;
bar silver, 5sHc. Mexican dollars,
l51Lc
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PRICES STEADY;
ALMOST NOMINAL
Groceries show No Chanse what
ever From Last Week.

Lard one-auarter Higher-Cattfe
Markets Unchanged - jamaica
Oranges Coming in. hut Are High.
EEgs Up LittIe-Hotatoes show
No Difference in auotations-fhc
General Range About as Week
Ago.
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Clearing House Closed.

Out of respect for the late President,
and for the funeral and memorial services
in his honor, by resolution of the Clearing
House Association no exchanges will be
made on Thursday, September 18th The
following banks will be closed the entire
day: Bank of Wheeling; The City Bank
of wheeling: Dollar Savings Bank: Ger
mania Half Dollar Savings Bank; The Ma
tional Exchange Bank: Wheeling Title &
Trust Company. Mutual Savings Bank;
Commercial Bank; Quarter Savings Bank;
The South Side Bank of Wheeling.
WHEELING CLEARING HOUSE.
ALEX. MITCHELL, Manager.
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Canned Goods.

Prices still steady at the high level.
Thrce-lb. fancy tomatoes. sl.0o: tomatoes.
new, 500; tomatoes, 3A-lb. $40. Hart
ford Co stand. corn. Soc, 2-lo peaches, yell
low free, $50; s-lb standard table, $50;
California lemon cling peaches, 90; Bal
lib Deep Sea full standard cove oysters,
CSC; Acorn standard string beans, 75e; 2-lb
can corn beef $50; lib can Clipped beef,
& Is. LIB can lunch tongue, &22o.
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. September 1s.--Ceffee:
Futures advanced t01l5 points at the
opening today. The market was finally
steady with prices net unchanged to
10 points higher. Total sales were
1880 bags. including October Mt $3.50
@495: December at s51565.20; JAM
uary at $500: July at s5,65@5.75: Aug
ust at $3.50.
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Chicnrn Closing.

CHICAGO, September 1S.-Wheat,
December 71@71hc bid; May Ah0
745se bid.
Corn, December $3.50; May 6o7sc.
Oats. December 36%c; May 3S%c.
Pork. October $14.S7; January $3.50.
Lard, October 1897; January s9.42.
Ribs, ctober $50; January $685..
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per trade; while on the other hand
sugar advanced on the announcement
of the vote authorizing subscription to
an additional s15.0eo.0oo OF new stock.
Money ruled easy. Railroad reports
continue to show the same favorable
results as heretofore. and the close OF
the market was exceedingly lively. with
best prices OF the day being recorded.
Even Ama.gamated Copper recovered
about points from the lowest
1t looks as though higher prices will
be made Friday. to which the expeeta-
ton of favorable bank statement on
Saturday is likely to be a contrieutary
factor.
J. S. BAGHE & co.
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NEW YORK, September 1910 p.
m.-People in the best position to be
informed believe that the regular divi-
dend of Ia per cent. and II extra will
be declared by the Amalgamated Cop
per directors on Friday.
DOW, JONES & co.
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do. sas ......................... 7sis
san Nntonf0 q Arkansas Pass s. N6ts
southern Pacific ,.,,,......... sias
Southern HALLWAY 5s.....................iie s.
Texas q paeifie ists thid) .11Sis
Toledo 81. l. q Western Is Iofferea4, -
Union rReiic As-,.-.....,s...,.s..., l le
do. cow Is ....s.+....4.....s.ss..s. 81 ot
Wabash lists thid1,,,,.,..,...s-...... lisa
do 2nds tifforedl. W.
do den5 9s,4.ss.t.. ..ss.sssf y. =
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie - thid) ~
Wisconsin Central ts ,..,...s.....s.s'' ~
Government bonds strong.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest.
Many of the above quotations are neees-
sarily nominal.
pIttsburG Closing.
pITTSBURG, Pa. September Is.
Special to White & White.
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" G GNuEt as TOT IuWs,
Fruits.


chiekens-Llve. ss.6e&s.75 per doz: saloe
per H.. supply better.
Dneks-E 10000 live; dressed, 40Q5oc'
nominal.
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STOCKS.

L. S. Steel Corp. pr
do. common 1880.
Republic I. & s. pr
do. common .....
Pr. Steel Car pref. =,
do. common ......
Western Union $50.
w. & L. E. 1st pref.
do. common 1890,
B. & D. common. 49,.
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enecial to the Register.

special to the Register.
NEW YORK, September 1S.-The
London market was quiet to-day. With
the changes unimportant.
Locally copper was the feature, near
" 10000 shares being traded in be-
cause of dividend rumors. The loss in
price was largely regained before the
close Republic and Steels made net
advance. Railroad earnings were re-
ported satisfactory Missouri Pacific,
second week in September. increase
sos 600; Canadian Pacific, second week
in September, increase, $12o,000; from
July LIST, increase, S1.046,302; NJ, X. &
T.. second week in September in
crease, $41, 213. St Paul. second week
N September, increase, $4,000.
Sugar not in market yet; will be
worth about TIE with Sugar
quoted at 1876. Vote to increase
Sugar capital by $115, 100000, one half
common and one half preferred, was
unanimous. Stockholders have the
right to subscribe for one share at par
for each five shares held by stock
holders of record September 7th. The
new stock will share in dividends af-
ter October I'd. Metropolitan de-
clared regular quarterly dividend of
Ia, payable October 18th. Books close
September 26th and reopen October
10th. Money on call to-day opened at
AZ per cent. 8 was high, low 31a,
close 31z most of the loans were at
per cent.
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lNALGAAATED COPPER
TIE FEATURE YESTERDAY.
. TOTAL OF Is7,7oo SHARES WERE
TRADED IN DURING THE DAY
WITH QUITE A WIDE
RANGE IN PRICES.
GENERAL TONE WAS BU0YANT
REPUBLIC AND sTEELs MADE A
NET GAIN FOR THE DAY.

The Days transactions Were Heavy
on Certain Lines and Light on
others, the Net Result, However,
Being n Very Good Business Day.
The London Market Was Quiet.
General Review From All the
Leadying Centres of Trade.
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NEW YORK, September IS, 1856 p.

NEW YORK, September IS, 1856 p.
m.-The weakness displayed yester-
day afternoon disappeared to-day. It
was said that frost, and with 1t dam
age to corn and wheat, were the cause
of the weak market. However, the de-
cline in both cereals to-day. indicates
that no serious damage has been done.
The market to-day IN face of a
closed day tomorrow was remarkably
active and not alone strong but rath-
or buoyant in tone. Very decided ad-
yances took place in the leading rail-
way shares, such as st. Paul, Union
Pacific. Missouri Pacific and others.
The Vanderbilts were likewise espe-
cialIy strong features. both New York
Central and Nickel Plate stocks made
decided advances, $. Norfolk, Southern
railway common ana preferred and es-
necially the latter, became very active
at higher figures in course of the af-
ternoon. due to the news that deal
would be made with the l. & n
In the industrial department. stocks
remained steady. with exception Of A.
r. p which sold down to 1o31a on talk
Of possible reduction in the usual
dividend and on the state OF the Cop
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The HnzIett Quotations.

Yesterday by Howard Hazlett & Son. bo-
kers. National Exchange Bank Building.
NEW YORK, September is.
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NEW YORK. September IS. s:45 p.

NEW YORK, September IS, 3:45 p.
m.-The market opened dull but firm,
and then improved, Norfolk, st. Paul,
Union Pacific and Nickel rlate lead
ing. Norfolk closed at top price, 55ss.
while Southern railway common was
aggressively taken up to 3412 on ru-
mors of reduced capitlization. fhe shorts
during the Afternoon were twisted and
the close was strong with a good bank
statement in sight Saturday.
DICK BROS. & co.
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REGISTER oFrICR

September IS. 1891.
Changes IN local quotations this week
are fen and far between. The grocery
market is stationary, and the same thing
Is true Of live stock. Lard advanced he
Tuesday, and the same Wednesday. Fruit
continues TO be in abundant supply
Peaches were uuoecd higher yesterday for
coed to choice. Apnles of various sorts
run at about Si.5o7T250 per barrel. Sweet
lc.atoes are sli-htly lower; Irish un-
changed. Canned goods still maintain
their high level. md promise to do so for
some time to come. Feed is lower. while
western oats out OF store have dropped to
sSc. The demand for sugar Is heavy. as is
usual at this season Of the year.
We quote as follows:
Fruits.
Corrected by L. Bachman & Sons.)
Apples-Now Early harvest, Sa.00d25 80
per Dbl. home grown, x.aoa2.e0.
Peaches-Home grown, 75cGsl. Is per bu. /;
very plentiful and fine.
Rananss-Ranfing from 81. 90 TO 81 90, ac-
coraing TO quality and size.
Lemons-Extra fancy, S,75.
Plums-sl. 50Gil.75 per bushel
Oranges--Jamaicas, So. 50at4.00 per box.
Iimes-Sl coal Is.
Pine Apples range from soc TO soc each.
Goeoanuts-o0e per dox.. s.e0 per sack
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WHEELING. September IS.
Manager Alex. Mitchell Of the Clearing
House furnishes the following statement:
Exchanges. BALANCES.
This dav .sl14 604 40 si5,zs rs
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New York Curb Closing.
NEW YORK. September IS
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New York Closing Prices.
Special to White g. White.
NEW YORK, September Is.
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The leading futures ranged as follows.
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Misce1In eous.
Mining Stocks.

al sales for the day, 1876, 500 shares.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-01-18

swearing that he was the cause of
their leaving their positions, were let
off with light fines while Pat was fined
quite heavily. Many of the members
Of the club were quite indignant be-
cause he was not court martialed in
true military style.
A select party Of young people made
merry and enjoyed a goo dtimc at G.
NJ. Sears mill in Botsford on the even
ing of January 5, 1901. The committee
of arrangements consisted of William
Peck and p. +. Keating, two we'll
known officers of the Clay Valley Coon
club, and a more competent committee
could not be chosen from that honor
able body. Music was furnished by
the Peck orchestra and was up to the
standard as usual. Dancing cOmmcn-
ced at o'clock and was kept up until
a late hour. At 1l.45 a bountiful col
latiOn was served, shortly after which
all departed for home, thanking the
committee in charge of the affair very
kindly for the good time that they
had enjoyed and hoping they would
soon hold another of like nature.
DR. Todd of New Milford has been
caring for Il sick cow belonging tC
Jerry keane. The COW is now on tho
road to recovery.
The Chain Gang of Stony Hill have
enjoyed several fox hunts this fallsanC
winter, but thus far have secured only
two foxes.
A number of the members of the
Chain Gang have been afflicted will
the new trip hammer disease.
Miss Maggie Mulligan, who has bccl
i'll for SO long 4 time. is so far recover
ed as to be able to ride out. This will
be good news to her many friends.
:, GeosSenger of TaShua was the plac,
where the boys and girls from Red
ding, Bridgeport, Fairfield and EotS
!; ford gathered on the evening of De
cember -, and then again on Januar,
;, to do justice to the music furnished
by ID. B. Perry. Dancing was indul
j ged in and kept up until the shor
: morning hours arrived. At II o'clocl
: the supper rooms were thrown opel
+ and on each occasion about 81 couple
sat down to do justice to the bounti
5 full supper provided. After suppe
5 dancing was resumed until the gra
5 morning light frightened the SUI
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-01-18

and Mrs Frank Wright, is ill with the
measles.