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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
Registration in Madison.
Especial Dispatch 10 The T!me:

NEotittlIs-t LES EJaitlI 10 Inc LINES
TWYMAN'S MILL, VA. Sept. 1o-The
Board of Registration for Locust Dale.
Madison county, will open the books for
registration of voters under the new
Constitution at the following times and
places, viz: Rochelle Sept 18th to 22nc:
Uno, Sept. 23d and 24th; Twyman's Mill,
Sept. - iii and 18th; Oak Park, Sept 9th
and 2Sth; Locust Dale Oct. LIST. Regis
ttars. c. ID. Twyinan. Chairman: c. NJ.
MOTIFS, J. Il. Graves. secretary
For 3apidan, Arasisterial District
Madison county. viz: At Madison Court
house, Sept. 18th. 29th and end; At Wolf
town. Sept sd 18th. and 25tn; At Graves
Mil. Sept. 18th and 9th; at Madison
Courthouse, Sept 18th, S0th and Oct. 1st;
at Wolftown, Oct. md, Sd and 9Th: at
Graves Mill. Oct. 6th. Registrars. c. T.
Kite chairman; ". L. Payne, and J. w.
Price, secretary.
Tor Robertson, Magisterial District, in
Madison county. viz: Sept. 18th and
2oth; Crlglersviile Sept. 22nd, 25d and
oath; Brightwood, Sept. 25th and a6th.
Registrars. j. N. Rosser, chairman: G.
NJ. iiethers, and j. NJ Wager. secretary.
The books Will be open from A. NJ.
TO sunset Of each day.
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CONTRACTTO RICHMOND FIRM
Black Samson Falls Out of His Pore
and Breaks His Neck.
(special Dispatch to The Times.)


FAYETTEVILLE. VA. Sept. 1o.-Last
evening at a meeting of the municipal
Light Committee, n. B. Alexander chair
man. bids were passed on for electric
lightning of the city as follows: Warren
Electric Company. s11,609: Charleston
2S5; Standard Electric Company SlO,5ly
The Richmond Engineering Company. OF
Richmond. Va made four propositions:
No l. for direct current. street and m
cautescent lighting Stl.tS0: No. 2. for dl-
rect current series arc light truaChlHe %
iights]. for street circuit and alternating
current for incandescent lighting ST 800:
No. 5, for alternating current for street
and inca ndescent lighting, $l2.G95; No \;
for alternating current series. street and
incandescent lighting: using one machine
for whole work. sl11G7. No. was ac-
cepted the Richmond company using
throughout the work the electrical ul--
chinery and electrical supplies of the
Fort WAYNE Electric Works Company.
Work will begin Immediately, the con-
tract limit being seventy-ftye days
company, and Mr.. c. ~. Woolsley the
Moses is counselling engineer.
Yesterday afternoon Jim Strander,
gigantic negro. known in his prime as
.:BIack sampson." for his wonderful
strength. ard who served in the Union
army during the Civil War, sitting asleep
on the piazza of his house. fell out of
doors and broke his neck.
II is announced here to-day that extern
sive work will begin on the Goth instant
in the plant of the Cape Fear Electric
Power Company at the falls of Buckhoru
on Cape Fear River.
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VOTE WILL BE LIGHT
OVER THE RIVER
All Indications Point to a Quiet
Primary Election in Manchester
CITY COMMITTEE MEETING
Voting Places Chosen and Election Of
ficers Named-Mr. j. w. Pickett
Declines to Serve on the Body.
News from the Southside.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

! Manchester Bureau, Richmond times,
! 11U2 Hull Street.
Voting places. registrars and election
judges We're chosen last night by the City
| Contra. Committee, which met n the Po-
| lice Court room at o'clock. There WAS
| 70 ether business before the body. NJ.
| j. ". Pickett, wi.n was at the last rtect-
| ing elected a member Of the committee.
refused to serve, but the election of the
E.ght.
Following are the voting places decided
| on and the election officers: First Ward
| Voting place. No. GA Hull Street; n. P.
I'ailey registrar: l.. R. Brown, clerk; ].
f. Turner, judge.
Second Ward--Voting place, rear of the
courthouse: Clarence Pickett, registrar;
w. T. Smith, clerk; A. Knorr, judge.
i Third Ward-Voting place, No. ZIG Hull
Street: N. A. Rightsell. registrar; I. 2.
IIowle clerk; z. f. Davis, judge.
Fourth Ward-Voting place, No. 1921
Hull Street; w. L. Porter, registrar; Her
bert Ferguson, clerk; Frank Robertson,
judge.
LIGHT VOTE LIKELY.
The polls will open this morning at 6
o'cloclS, and will not be closed until s
Ill tie evening. The indications are that
tie primary will be g, very quiet one, and
that a light vote will be polled. The
friends of both tho candidates were hard
al work yesterday and last night, but the
interest is not great. and there is little
prospect of full vote being brought out.
frank Crawford was arrested again
on Yesterday on the same old charge OF
drunkenness, and will appear before
Mayor Maurice this morning
CHARTER GRANTED.
Judge 3. a. Hancock. OF Manchester.
sitting in vacation. yesterday granted
a charter to the Temperance Industrial
and College Institute a Claremont. Va,
colored organization. The principal
industries to be taught in the coming
session are cooking, sewing, farming, and
shoemaking for the negroes.
The following list of colored men are
the officers: President, j. j. Smallwood.
Claremont, Va: Secretary, Professor j.
II. Blackwell. Manchester. Va; Treas
urer, P Emmett Ellis. Scotland, Va.
Trustees-John w. Peterson. Buffalo, N.
Y; ". w Lawrence, lIingsland. n. c.;
Joseph \. Gray. Waverly. Va: Willis
r. Wright, Brandon, Va; w. T. Graham,
Richmond, Va; Robert Kelser, Char
lottesvile. Va.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mr.. a. j. Wood left yesterday for Nor
folk where his son is critically ILL.,
Miss Hattie ]. Kelly viii leave this
week to attend a second session at the
State Female Normal School at FarmvilIe.
Mr.. Walter Eames left Tuesday for his
home in New Kent, after pleasant visit
to friends here
Miss Inez Cary will leave this week for
Normal School at Farrnville.
The public schools open on the 18th of
the month, and there is every promise
OF a most successful session.
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Sandy Hook. this county, and Miss Sarah
Evelene Wood. daughter of Mr. WIN. W.
Wood. of Springfield District. Page couut
tv We're married at the home of the
brides father at one o'clock to-day, 10
seph &. McIntiff. of Strausburg, OFF,
cating.
The groom is the Junior member of the
firm of Brumback & Carter, proprietors
OF Sandy Hook Mills. Miss Ida Wood,
a sister of the bride, was maid of honor,
while Mr.. c. st. Elmo Miller. OF Luray,
was best man.
The attendants were Mr.. c. NJ. Brunl-
baker and Miss Fannie Long, Mr.. Charles
Brubaker and Miss Annie Carter. The
bridal party left soon after the ceremony
for an extended tour of the North.
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REGISTRATION IN CARROLL
The Work Put in Force ir All the Dis
iricts the Same Day.
lsnecial Dfsnatch 10 The Times

IIILLSvILLH VA. Sept. S.-The Reg
istration Boards of all the districts in this
county arranged to begin their work in
all five districts at the same time. and
started the work to-day Following is d
list of the registrars:
Pine Creek District-George W. Hyatt,
6 A. Smith, James Dalton.
Laurel Fork District-Franklin Brans-
come, William l. UT, C. NJ. Marshall
Fancy Gap District-John a. Jones,
Friel Hawks. William Wisler
Pipers Gap DISTRICT. ]. Huffman, E.
P. Ciivens. J. w Edwards.
Sulphur Springs District--W. *. Early,
a. X. Lincberry. Norman Gwynn.
The people generally are taking very
little interest in the matter, and the indi-
cations are that there will be a small
turn out
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WEDDING CARDS
Sweet Potatoes Jump in Prices Much
to Delight of Farmers.
(speciaI Dispatch to The Times)

(SpeciaI Dispatch to The Times)
EAsTvILLE. VA. September 1o.-The
Invitations arc out to The marriage of
Miss Bessie Smith, who was teacher
in This county. 10 Mr.. Hildrey titc1ett.
CT Cape Charles, in this county The GER
cncny will take place at the BRIDE $
home. .
Sweet potatoes took a decided jump in
prices this morning. and are now selling
ut 81 {. barrel in New York city. ms
will mean thousands of dollars to the
Eastern Shore.
Mrs e. C. Kelly is visiting her daush-
tor Mrs Arthur Saunders, Of this place.
stewart K. Powell and G.. Walter Mapp,
OF the Accomac bar, are visitors here to-
day on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Wilson and chill
dreu. OF New York city. are visiting Mr.
NJ T.SWilson, OF Cheriton.
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Men Must Surrender.
lRv Associated Pres

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 10-Prestdent Fow-
Ter. OF the New York, Ontario and West-
ern 4.aIIroad Company. said to-day:
The coal strike will end when tie men
come back of their accord and on the
terms on which they worked before the
outbreak of the strike. In no other man
ner can this strike be ended we viii
brook no outside interference of whatever
nature, political. humanitarian or OF any
other origin. When the men 20 back
it will be at the wages and on the con-
ditions obtaining last spring
President ELEPHANT. OF the Delaware
and Hudson. said that IL he was well in
formed. and he thought he was. there
would be no interference on tho part oe
Mr.. Morgan Mr.. Olyphant said no out
side influences would be needed and that
the strike would continue until the miners
got tired of it and returned to work.
John Markle. the had OF the drm Of
G. B. Markie 6 Co.. to-day said: here
will be no arbitration and no settlement
of the coal strike il anc way"
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Golf Quincy.

(Snccial Dispatch TO The Tines.)
HOT SPRINGS, VA, Sept. ia spir.
tied golf tournament here Monday after
noon resulted in a tie 70. the first and
second prizes between Mr.. W. Trisg Jr.
and Mr.. a. D. Graves. each OF whom had
q score of so net.
The play off was held yesterday, Mr.
Graves winning with IS net, Mr. Trigg
making So The first prize is silver
loving cup and the second silver golf
cup.
The play off OF the tie game was over
the same course as that on which Mon
days game was played-the nine most
difficult holes in the long course of IS
holes, twice around or Is holes in ALL
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APATHY IN CHESTERFIELD
Voters Taking Little Interest in Regis
fratior or To,Dav's Primary.
lS,,nci,1 Disnaich to vhe vfrnes.

fcronia7 Dienatch TO The T'irnesD
CHESTER, VA, Sept l0.-There seems
to be more or less apathy in the county
as to the congressional primary as Well
registration. Notices have only been
sent out the past day or two as to the
tinc of the primary. and many voters
are ignorant of the time as well as the
method of nomination
The Bermuda District Registration
Board viii sit at Chester on the sd. 24th
and 26th of September, and at Eyler,s
on the LIST. ID and Sd Of October, and at
Chester again on the eth and Sth Of Oc-
tober. James V. Burgess. G. c. Robert
son and D. NJ. Walker compose the board.
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and many have either forgotten or never
took the trouble to inform themselves on
the subject.
IN GREENE oVlLLE
Whites Show Little Interest-Negro
Vote Much Reduced.
ISnecial Dispatch TO The Times.)

SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Tines.)
BELFIELD. VA. Sept 10.-The reg
istrauon under the new Constitution
commenced in this county Monday, Sep
te1nber 9Th at Trotter's Store Precinct.
in Belfefd District. Registrars, j. e.
Everett, r. II. Short and II. Maclin.
Number registered Monday and tues
day-white, 3o;colored, %. Under old reg
istratton-colercd. 200: white, about loo
Little interest is taken in registration
by the whites. Registration commences
today al Belfield Precinct and In Zion
and Hicksford Districts.
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In Ne stmcreland.

Especial Dispatch TO The TimesD
HAGUE. VA, s.pt 10-The Board OF
Registration for Cople Magisterial Dis
uict of Westmoreland county, Va. Will
sit for The purpose OF registering all le-
galiy qualified voters. applying from :
o'clock A. NJ. until sunset at the following
places on the following dates: OIdhams,
September 10th, nth and 18th; ktnsale,
September 18th. l5th ana 10Th: Hagnc,
September 18th, 18th. 18th, 10Th. I'd and
I'D. The registrars are Rev. w. w.
Walker chairman B. F. Brown tsec-
retaryt and George Nansaut
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MANN HAMILTON
A Beautiful Tableaux Ceremony In the
Presbyterian Church.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

(SpeClal DlSpGtCn 10 Inc llfneS-)
STANTON, VA, September 10
First Presbyterian Churcll. of this city.
was he scene Of enc Of the pret;iest
weddings OF the sea son, when a. 1880
c',.cck this no .IiIg Miss Isabelle y.
Hamilton, daughter of Mrs. rheodorsa u.
Hamilton. was united in marriage to
Shelton P Mann of this city. The cere-
1uor-- was rUiformed by Rev DIR. Scott,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church,
assisted by DR.. A. NJ. Frazer, pastor of
The First Presbyterian Church.
The church was tastefully decorated
with white aste.s and carnations and ey-
erssreen plants.
The bridesmaids We're: Misses Florence
4. Fulton, Grottoes. Va: Nellie S. French
Eluetield w. Va; Elizabeth Hamilton
Staunton and Miss Mary S. Mann, sister
of the groom Stanton. All We're beconl-
ingly dressed in white organdy over green
taftcta, with green ribbons and carried
white carnations tied with greer rib
hons.
The dame Of honor was Mrs. ". a.
Hainer, sister Of the bride, and was at
tired In white organdy over cream tat
feta, with cream ribbon and carried cream
roses tied with cream ribbons.
The bride was attired in a going-away
gown Of brown broadcioth and carried
.. shower bouquet OF bridal roses tied with
white ribbon.
Mr. G. Mantz Besant OF Frederick, Md.
was best man.
T'he ushers were: Mr.. a. G. Mann, Mr..
John j. Fallon. Jr. Mr.. Charles E. Tay-
lor. of Staunton. and Mrs. Theodore B.
ffousenan, Par!ierSburg, w. Va
t.mong those present from a distance
were: Misses Cora Graham, Hinton, w
Va; Pearl Barger, Huntington, W. Va;
Mrs J. 3. Griffith, Hot Springs, Va; Paul
L. Gay. Craigsville. Va: Mr.. W. Wallace
Rowe. Richmond. Va; Mr.. ". j. Ward,
Philadelphia, Pa.
After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Mann
left on the, II O'Clock train for an extend
ed tour to northern cities. They will visit
Atlanta, New York and several cities in
Canada. After their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann will have their home in Staunton
at No 5 Vine Street
Mr.. Mann is a popular and successful
young groceryman of this city.
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TEXAS RANGERS KILLED
Attacked From Ambush by Friends Of
Man Recently Killed.
Y Associated Press.

BROWNSVILLE, TEN. Sept 1o-while
returning to camp last night three mem
bers OF tho Texas State Rangers were
fired upon by men in ambush. Ranger
Robuc!S was instantly killed by the first
volley: ]. K. Baker was slightly wounded,
and S. o. 3. Miller had his horse shot
from under him, but he escaped unin-
jured. The men We're supposed to be
friends Of man recently Killed by the
Rangers. while resisting arrest for a
charge of cattle stealing. Eight Next
cans have been arrested for alleged par
t!Cipation in the ambush
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ONLY HALF REGISTER
Farmers in Augusta Pay Little Attention
TO the Registration.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

wAYNEsBoRo. VA, Sept. lo.-rh.
three days registration at Waynesboro
Precinct has been completed.
Under the old registration there were
g., white and 1f9 colored.
Under the new Constitution ST whites
registered. Two were rejected.
Five negroes registered and ten were
rejected -Four of the live went in under
the property clause. one under the ecu-
ca,ionai qualification.
Farmers who know of the necessity 20
register are taking but little interest,
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1ETW. G. BURREss, District Agent.
WI Home Cooperative Union. 2tli II.
IL Main Street, Elwood, Ind. writes:
After lapse of one year take great
pleasure in adding my endorsement to
the many thousands FOR bringing relief
and a complete cure to our little daush-
ter Helen who has been sick all her life
with catarrh and stomach trouble.
II was induced by one of our friends
to try Peruna and finally decided to do
so but not until I wrote you asking your
opinion of the case. You said that by
following directions I might be able to
save our little girl and to advise you as
often as the case required.
"When she commenced on the secs
ond bottle the change was remarkable,
and in three and one-half months you
were willing to discharge the case as
cnred. could not bring myself to giv~
ing voluntary endorsement Of Peruna
until was satisfied beyond question
Of doubt that little Helen was COM
pletely cured, and the disease eradicatecl
from, her system.
I'VE keep Peruna in our homo in
fact could not do without it. have also
advised many others to give Peruna a
trial, and in every case the result has
been as satisfactory as mine. will
gladly reply to all letters from anyone
desiring to write me regarding Peruna.'
VIM. G. Burress.
Peruna is a. blessing to the little ones
In the first place. it IS not disagreeable
medicine to take In the second place,
il produces no i'll effects upon the stom-
ach 1t neither weailens. nor lrrltateS.
nor deranges the appetite. Perunit is not
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Dinwiddie DOS

Especial Dispatch TO The Ilmes]
I'lIEN.NEY. VA, September 10--The
farmers here are fast harvesting their to-
bacco crops. In some sections the crop
is good but owing to the drought in this
Immediate neighborhood, the tobacco crop
especially is late and not as good rs it
was last season. The farmers IN some
localities expect half corn crop.
Mr.. Charles Sanford Powell has fully
recovered from the fever. and is now at
his work.
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Rally the Negro Vote.

special dispatch to The Tines)
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept lo.--A pub
lie meeting of the colored citizens of Pc
,ersI,urg has been called for Friday night
for the purpose of looking after the reg
istration of the colored voters of this city
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CARROLL REPRESENTATIVE
Nominate and An Indepen-
dant Comes Out-No Democrat.
tSnecial pispatch to The TiInes.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
IIILLSVILLE. VA, Sept. 10.-The Re
publicans met here in convention a few
days ago and nominated James Banks,
OF Snake. Creek, to represent Carroll coun-
~ in the next Legislature. Since Mr..
Banks nomination Franklin Branscome
has declared himself an Independent Re-
publican candidate for the Legislature.
There is no Democratic candidate yet.
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Board of Directors Elected.
G9y Associated Press0

NEW YORK. Sept l0-The Board of
Directors of the United states Ship
building Company elected to-day the fol-
lowing officers: President. Lewis Nixon:
Co,rf1ittee-Hen,-y 7. Scott (chairman),
MAY Tam, F. NJ Ncllvaine d. Leroy
Dresser and Lewis Nixon. The election
of z treasurer was h@.5 over.
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Stone TRYING TO
SETTLE: TIE: STRIKE
Continued from First Pas,eI -

United Mine Workers for the purpose OF
discussing arbitration resolutions to be
considered by the General Assembly, IL
Governor tSone shall call an extra ses-
sion.
The bills. which have been prepared
by the COMMITTEES, provide compulsory
arbitration in labor disputes which shall
be submitted to boards and commissions
to be appointed by the courts and by the
Governor. and whose decision shall be
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Buckingham Registration

Especial Dispatch to The Tineso
BUCKINGHAM c. H, VA, Sept. TO-
Registration in this county under the
new Constitution began yesterday. In
Maysville District twenty-five white and
ten colored voters We're enrolled.
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GOOD CHEER IN ESSEX
Tomato Canneries Running at Night to
Keep Up With Demands.
fsnacfa1 DISPATCH to The Times.)

DITNNSVILLE, VA. Sept. 10.-At the
County Fair. Just over. in the farmers
exhibit I saw hfty-three varieties of
cereals and vegetables grown on single
farm. and that farm managed largely
The to1nat crops is a large one. and
the canning factories are running under
heavy pressure to handle the stock.
Some OF them are under such heavy pres
sure as to be under the necessity OF run
ming al night.
The oyster season is now on. and I
learn that they are poor. but plentiful.
higher ". / all indications pointing to
paving season.
The Boards OF Registration are soon to
meet, but unless the people are stirred
up many voters will NOT take the trouble
to register.
Came is more plentiful than it has
been for years especially Is this true as
TO wild turkeys and cartridges.
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WINDSOR DISTRICT
No White Man So Far Has Been Re-

oecial Dispatch 10 The til

N'yl7V--l''I l7..7l'7tVvtI % ! ItS ] 3t'IVss.7
WINDSOR. VA. Sept. 1O.-The Board
Of Registration for Windsor Distric.
completed the registration at Mount Car
mel precinct to-day Seventy-1iine whites
and two negroes We're registered against
l3i whites and forty-siN negroes on the
Ole books.
Tho-e are four more places the board
has 10 sit before the registration for
this district win be complete So far no
white man has been refused
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Mr.. Edward ~ Macon son of Deputy
Sergeant Macon. VI TO has been IL. Eng
land for number OF weeks. has returns
ed Ffe left for Cincinnati Tuesday where
he Is employed as private secretary.
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HOME WEDDING

Marriage Of Gusts LeeaCarter and NJ IS
Sarah EveIine Wood
Especial Dispatch to The Times,)
LURAY, VA, Sept 1o-Mr. Custus Lee
Carter, son Of Mr.. Charles w. Carter, of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11

A Special Subprimary Department
has been added to Richmond Female
Seminary, Grace s<<eet.
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Richmond Female Seminary opens
September 9th.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-20
CITY NEWS,

Mrs. Frank Premier of Troy, \. y,
is visiting her brother in law Henry
Premier.
The w. C. T. U. held a pleasant
and instructive meeting with Mrs. D.
B. Minard, yesterday afternoon. A
good program Was furnished by the
hostess and two were admitted 10
membership. The delegates to the
state convention at Rutland are Mrs.
R. Fl. Watkins, Mrs. w. f. Mann.
Mrs. Laxson and Mrs. Gregware, the
last two being alternates.
L. Mead and his 1--WE assistants
returned from the st. JOhnsbury fair
last evening and went to Northtield
this morni g for the annual Dog
River Vale fair next week
The ca 'e OF state VS.. Oscar Lindsey
is on trial today in the count, court.
Many witnesses from this city are in
attendance.
Miss Eta Northrup 0. Hyde Park,
Mass. is visiting her brother, A. A.
Northrup.
In the Uni ersaliSt church tomor-
row morning the past r will preaca
the sermon and the Rev. LYMAN Ward,
principal Of AN industrial school At
Camp Hill, Alabama, will be present
and give short address. All the
auxiliary services as usual. At
o'clock the Rev. Frances kimball Of
Williamstown will give an address on
the Portland V ?. c. Z. convention.
This me- citing is under the auspices OF
the Young Peoples society. The
public is cordially invited
Business is very good just at pre-
sent with the Smith, Nnitcomb <
Cook Co. as they have made several
large shipments y, sterday and today.
They sent Two polishing machines
to Canton Bros. for their new stone
shed Oh Berlin street, besides ship
ping one to Wisconsin, two surface
cutters two New Hampshire and
grout car to Massachusetts They
have also sent 1900 lbs Of polishing
scrolls to Illinois, 1900 to Ohio and
1000 to New Hampshire. In addition
to the above work orders have just
been received for six polishing ma
chimes, three OF them Dave the power
lift attachment.
Mr.. aul Mrs, A. G. Rich and sons
were pleasantly entertained at the
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs Ware n Good
rich last evening.