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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11
The BARRE DAILYTIMES
ADVANCE n ANNUITY rRIcE.

Annuity rates on men under age 90 and
women under age &C, viii be advanced
July J, 1908. Special quotations on all
ages up to So can be obtained now. State
date Of birth. We have endeavored to
make our Insurance and Annuity contracts
equal to. and in some respects superior to
anything heretofore known. Our long ex-
perience shows the need, and we can tell
you what you viii need before you need
It. If you wait until the need comes, it
VIII be too late to consult us, Tor any one
else for that matterl. 54th year doing bus
mess in So states.
The National Life Insurance Company
OF Vermont (MutuaL) ORGANIZED in
1850. S. S. Ballard, General Agent, N. b.
Ballard Local Agent, Rooms and 8,
Miles Block, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11

the ,. A. Perry Real Estate Agency on
page
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11
ABSOLUTE FAITH.
You Can Depend Upon the Word Of This
Barre Citizen.

She has had the experience.
She has thoroughly tested the article.
She found il as represented.
She has absolute faith in It's merit
Mrs. n NJ Nelson n. NJ Nelson, SUPER
intendant Of Streets, residence IS West
street. says: Il felt SC well pleased With
the results obtained from the use OF Doan's
Kidney Pills IN the winter Of 1877 that
gave for publication statement the gist
Of which was as follows: An attack Of
Ia grippe, some eight years before LETT
me In poor health. As time went by ]
grew worse in place Of better. A second
attack Frustrated me and still further
weakened my condition physically. l paid
over 500 for doctors bills and medicines.
but / might as well have used as much
cold water. To accurately describe my
condition and tell what I suffered IS an
utter impossibility. The slightest house
work tired me. If on my feet an hour or
80 share pains across my back, extending
downwards. compelled me to stop and rest.
At night when I went to bed the very place
where a mortal expects rest and comfort
was the very place / never received II,
and as might be expected, arose IN the
morning poorly prepared for the common
est household duties. In time other conf
plicaticns arose and accompanying the
baclxache. which was severe enough Of it.
self trouble with the kidney seorotlons set
in. I became discouraged and often have
wondered how I pulled through. One day
Rfr. Nelson brought home a box OF Doan' $
Kidney Pills from q. A. browns drug
store and insisted upon me taking them.
If dose or two had not brought decided
results ! would never have continued the
treatment until they stopped decidedly
acute ard possibly dangerous attack
have never ceased to recommend Doan 2
Kidney Pills to friends and acquaintance
during the i've years which have elapsed
since that preparation arst came to my
notice
For sale by al dealers. rrice 70 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo n, IS, sole
agents for the United States. Remember
the name Deans and take no substitute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11
An Opportunity Of a Life Timel

80 close out quick / win sell P0ole's
sarsparilla for soc bottle Or three bottles
for S1,25. Poole's Little v Vegetable pills
for l5c bottle or 70 bottles for 25c
Poole's Kidney Pills for 25c per bottle or
three bottles for 60c Pooles Blood Pills
for 25c per bottle Or three bottles for 60c
These good are perfectly reliable and
are worth double the money. This is a
chance to get good medicine at half
price. These goods are guaranteed Ok the
money refunded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11

Seattle, Wash, June TO- With d re
volver leveled at their heads eight pas
sengers on an electric street car wert
forced to surrender their valuables Il
two robbers supposed to be boys. Thes
forced the conductor and motorman Il
go inside and while one went through
the pockets Of the passengers the Other
held d revolver. About $50 and sew
eral watches were secured. no resist
ance having been offered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11

Glasgow, Mont, June 10.-Up to {
late hour no report had been received
from the posses pursuing the foul
prisoners who escaped from the city
jail here Saturday night after killins
the death watch, Charles Williams
and beating into insenslbility Deputy
Sheriff Rutter and Jailer Dillard TIVE
horses were stolen from the Patton
ranch, aud It is supposed the fugitiYes
are making for the Bad Lands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11
MARKET
. SPOT CASH PRICES FOR
THIS WEEK.

New Potatoes. per pound, &c; per peck, 55e
Native Pig Pork Roasts, a b., 1Z5 to ] 4c
Native PIG Pork Chops. loin. per Id. 4c
Nice fresh Fowls, per pound. 800. zoe
Hind Legs Mutton, per pound. / Sc
Mutton Chops, per pound. ISc
Fore Legs Mutton. per pound. 1900. I4e
Roasts OF Beef. Western. perlb IZ5cto roc
Rump or Loin Steak, per pound. go. Z5c
Beef and Pork Sausages, Hams, Lard
and Bacon, Pineapples, String Beans, Gu
cumbers and Lettuce at lowest market
prices.
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HAIR GOODS.

Mrs. q S. Meaker, 10 Jefferson ST.. my agent
will be glad to furnish Hair Goods Wigs. Front
Pieces, Switches, etc.. il not in stock at short
notice from my Manchester store. lhapking
the public for their liberal patronage IN the
past and soliciting o continuance or the same
II the future for my agent and myself. am
yours with all respect. $. NJ. YORK.
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Expiosion 81 British cruiser.

Gibraltar June 10A boiler explo
sion occurred today on board the Brit
ish armored cruiser Good Hope Al
officer and six men were seriously in
jured The Good Hope Il fitted with
Bellevlle boilers She is Of 1410d
tons displacement and has Boss in.
dicated horse power.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11
voice y r.sr. y CITY water.

All persons paying for lawn hose must
not use it over one hour day, according
to rules.
Anyone using hose more than that
time will be charged for fountain prices,
which is $40 extra
Anyone. using hose from faucet II house
without getting permission and paying for
same viii be shut of at once.
w. 7 Campbell, supt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11

Are you about to build9 If SO see that
your builders contract has a clause pro.
viding that the structure shall be erected
/ j union labor which will insure YOU Of
good work and a job completed without
delay. Per order Union ASH, Carpenters
and Joiners Of America A. b. Lane,
secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
WHY OYSTERS ARE
so LATE THIS YEAR

Many persons have wondered why so
few Virginia oysters are coming to mar
ket, and the Baltimore dealers are lament
Ing the scarcity Of the .bivalves on that
market. So far as Virginia is concerned
the matter is easily. explained The Gem
eral Assembly last April passed a. statute
amending tho law s to the closed season
for taking oysters. Here is the way the
amended section reads:
"Chapter 10 approved April a. 19o3) {:
fertilization as to the time of taking oys-
ters and in relation to patent tongs,-
Hereafter it shall not be lawful for any
Of the the natural oyster beds, rocks and
shoals II any e the 1nn wat a Of this Gem
1 waW rom the ist day Of April until the
15tia' day Of September. Of each year, or
any time to use Of en- eIn9ploy patent tongs
ters ~ shells from the natural rocks,
beds be- o. or Shoals Of the state" -,
Twelve day he aWruI to take oysters In
the waters of the STATE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
The REPORT
Is DENIED } ; |: ].
General Uprising IS Said Not
u. to Have Taken Place.
.RUMoRs OF ALL SORTS
Bulgarians Threatened With Starvation.
Vessel Blown Up and Twenty-Five \
Persons Observation-Disclosures
Said TO Be Burning.
(By Associated Press.)


SOFIA, BULGARIA, September 1.-THE
report published by the Dnevnlk Of o gen
eral uprising In NORTHERN Macedonia 10
denied both In official and revolutionary
circles. Well informed persons, however.
assert that tho report was correct but
that its premature publication disarra1nged
the plans Of the revolutionlsts and, there
fore. 1t is denied,
According to reliable reports from Mon 40
astir, thousands OF Bulgarans In that
villayet are confronted with famine,
In addition to Turkish persecution. Feas-
ants who are continually arriving from
Monastlr complain Of the attitude OF Phil
mi Pasha and the Turkish atrocities,
The news Is published here OF an eight
hour fight which occurred at the villa &c
Of smilovo. August 2sth, between 600 In
surgents and eight battalions Of Turk!sh
troops, supported by artillery Thlrty-hve
Insurgents are reported to have been
killed, while sixty Turks were killed OF
wounded.
On the following day the Turks returned
and burned the village. Seven other VIII
lnges In the neighborhood are said to have
also been burned by the Turks.
according to a Salonlca dispatch, Au.
gust S0th, the Bulgarian insurgents sus'
tanned serious reverse at smilovo. Az.
gust 18th. when one thousand Of them
were said to have been killed. while the
Turkish losses were Insignificant.
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Farms, Mills, &C., For Sale.
s GEO. r.. WFORD & co.,
Catalogues Free. sos r. Main
CHRISTIANITY HAS
INVADED N ',|] |:,.|I, THE JAIL Il
Tim Madden Wants to Be q.
Missionary. and Ike Jones
Processes ReliQion.

& II Timothy Augustus Madden, now d
Jail on the charge OF begging In tho
streets. suspicious character. and postof-
Ace robber carries out his expressed In
tentions, he will be a missionary IN the
lepcr districts Of the Fiji Islands and will
endeavor to spread the gospel OF Chris
nanlty among the heathens # Of those
Islands. XII "a 5.s7 s5li45 AZ 2S ,5SS 34} 81
Madden was arrested several weeks ago
as a vaErapt. The eagle eyes ot ~ the
United States officials were fastened upon
him and he was picked out as a possible
robber8 OF the postotnce at Columbia, Va,
with several others, and be Is to be given
hearing before Commissioner Flegen.
For a number offyears he was a sailor
and had occasion to visit the many ports
Of the United States and her islands. He
has, during his conhnem ent, thought the
thing over. and with the aid OF Miss
Maud franklin, OF the local Presbyterian
missionary force. has been led to grasp
his present trouble he will 80 to the leper,
settlement In the Sandwich Islands, and
devote the remainder Of his lita as a ms
sionary. E. Al "a n II sts
Madden is a comparatively young man
and may do good work In the field he has
picked out for himsel {. }3$i $sssss
lions and meant Just what ne said. aSS&g Et
Miss Franklin not only impressed NJ ad-
den with her sincerity pvt, sl1e Is y ne AZ,
strument through which Ike Jones and
John Jones were converted and both These
:palanch aa 8"old soaks." have professed
& Christianlty and hope to devote their
lives 10 succoring the wicked and aiding
the spiritually helpless u. (, Is s.gs 4
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HOT no. Finish IN. 81:
N HE|:NR|CO
CONTINUED From First Page,

: = &
the hall and compelling his competitors
to lead off each time. The speaker de-
voted much tlme, to explaining the duties
Of the office, which, he declared was one
OF the. most important to & be chosen,
Mr.. Throckmorton said he had lived long
IN the county; had practiced his profess
sion among the people, and was WE'LL
known IN S1,s q competent man for the place
He promised to discharge the duties
Faithfully, IL elected, and appealed ear ear
although It was now nearly II o'clock,
yet to speak.
When " FL he bad concluded "a there we're loud :.
some ps WARE ssFo9 RE e. fsp1e eroceeo
He commenced by saying: II this sud
te me, then sax to IT my two opponents,
This started the crowd to shouting gain,
people proceeded He devoted some time
to reviewing his record at the bar, and
declared that II elected to the office he
sought he would administer Its duties
Wendenburg laid stress upon the impor-
In active and successful practice as q
na l Syys o a fep spon M
to his people. The speaker took several
whacks at his competitors. but he did 1t
Z In good -natured way, and kept his au-
dience In fine spirits.
quite q pretty one, and he stirred his
hearers to enthusiasm as he asked them
to rally TO his STANDARD on the morrow;
When Mr. Wendenburg had concluded
loud calls for Hon. .Thos ". Gardner, who
had just entered the hall.
h777' AT HARD1N'S SHOP.
There was rousing meeting at Ear-
din's shop, at which most Of the candi-
dates spoke. It is estimated that two
hundred voters were present. and tho
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Though
The utmost good feeling was evident
on all sides, and there was no abuse OF
one candidate by another.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
ELEGANT WEDDING
IN fLUVANNA
Miss Mary Ashley Bell the
Bride Of j !. Dr. , Clifton NJ.
Miller.
Especial to The mes.Dlspatch.)

WILMINGTON, VA, September 2.--Hls.
torlo old Lyle's Church, at Wilmington.
T'luvanna, Virginia, presented scene OF
beauty, which delighted every eye on
"Wednesday morning, when Miss Mary
Ashley Bell was married 10 DR.. Clifton
Meredith Miller, OF Richmond. The church
had q floor covering OF white, and the
color scheme Of green and white was
effectively carried out by decorations OF
white roses, palms and ferns. lnnimera.
BILE white candles shed a soft radiance
over the scene, and the air was laden with
the faint fragrance Of roses. The bridal
nartv entered the church to the strains
Of tho wedding march from Lohengrln,
rendered by Miss Lily Ford Snead, who
also played Fragrant Summertime very
softly during the ceremony, which was
impreasively performed by Rev. Charles
Peyton Scott, Of Richmond.
Tho bride. who entered with her sister,
Miss Evelyn Gray Bell wore an exquisite
obress OF white organdy and lace Her
long tulle ven was fastened with orange
blossoms and was caught In graceful folds
by q pearl crescent, the gift Of the groom.
In her hands she carried a large bouquet
Of, Bride roses. Miss Evelyn Gray Bell,
the maid Of honor, was gowned IN rose
colored organdy and carried La France
roses. Mr.. William Cameron Jn or
The bridesmaids formed a group OF
unusually pretty and charming young
ladies', beautifully gowned In white or
CANDY, with hair and waist decoration OF
turquoise blue ribbon. Each carried a
large bunch OF ferns, tied with Ions white
ribbons Tho bridesmaids were Miss
Ashley Miller, sister OF the groom; Miss
Nora Leary, OF Richmond; Miss Katie
Elicit, Miss Susie Bell Miss Bessie Elicit
and Miss Louise l1llett.
DR.. Charles B. Brock, Or. Greer Baugh-
man, Or. Alfred L. Gray DR.. Richard
Williams, Dr.. Fulmer Bright, all OF Rich
mond, and DR.. Charles Ashley Elicit, OF
Wilmington, acted as groomsmen.
Immediately after the ceremony
dainty lunch was served to the bridal
party, after which DR.. and Mrs MILE
left for Washington and tour OF the
Northern cities On their return to Rich
rond they will reside at No. 300 East
Grace Street, and will be at home to their
friends after September 18th. AZ IN.
Among the guests from distance were
Mr.. Aand Mrs. w. G.. Miller, Of Richmond;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alien G. Miller. OF Balti-
more; Or. Daniel Coleman, of Richmond;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley J. Bell, OF Cob
| ham, Va.
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ALDERMEN.
MANCHESTER
Upper Body Of city Council
Is Reorganlzed.
MR.. PERDUE IS PRESIDENT
Escaped Convict 10 Rearreatsd and
viii Be Sent Back TO North oaro.
lima TO. Day--Jolnt Session OF
Council Next Wednesday,
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,)
No. 1902 Hull Street,
No time was lost in the reorganization
OF the Board Of Aldermen last night
Mr. Abbott nominated Mr.. Perdue, the
incumbent. for tho position OF president e'afL'
He was elected unanimously, and exs -
pressed his thanks, but excused himself
from engaging In q speech
Then Mr. Hooker nominated Mr.. "a
tram for tho position Of vice-president'
and he, too, was chosen unanimously
The committees will remain as at
present constituted, except that Mr.. Bar
rett goes to the Streets and Mr., Hupano
TO the FINANCE Committee ~ d
At the next meeting OF the committees
the various bodies will be organized ana ti
90 JOINT SESSION.
President Perdus has called the CITY
Council to meet In Joint session 1or the
election OF city officers on next Wedhes-
day night at o'clock.
The City Clerk was directed to can the
committees together for organization al
the earliest and most convenient time.
1t was thought that tho regular meeting
nights OF the committees would DO the
The street COMMITTEES will meet to.
night and tho Finance Committee will
meet Tomorrow night.
ESCAPED CONVICT REARREsTED.
Policeman Waymatk rearrested John
Meanley last night about 7:3o o'clock,
and he is now in tho Manchester sta
ton house, with little chance OF escape.
a hieanley was arrested Tuesday and
locked up in the station house for SAFE
keeping. Yesterday the Gel! was over.
not stand on tho leave Of going, but
went.
Captain Lpscomb went to Petersburg.
the other officers went In various dlrec-
lions. and Policeman Waynack walked
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Wews 81 Railroads.

Tourist travel was lighter than usual
yesterday, Judging from the h2tel regis
ters. all Of which were smaller than usual
~ At tho the JEFFERSON the following arrlyala
are chronicled: J. w. Coupland ana M
tague, Holyolte. Mass: CASTOR sattls,
ROCKY ROCK Mount, N. G.; c: Alphonse Smith.
Chapel Hill, ". C.: ]. P. Palmer Chat-
'a At the New Ss rord's were Dr. Ira n.
Hardy, Washington, N. O.: pr. !. 3.
Smart. Ellenboro, y: e.; II; +. RanqpolR,n'
Goochiand, va: W, p. lselster. Roi,,,a'
Va. br. R. s. Wlley; Clifton Fergo' n Vai;
Mrs, Bennett, Low Moor. Va; MIS-. Bul!-
ara, Ronceverte. WA; Bert H9ss' Nor-
folk. va: u. w. Boswell Grundy. va,
At the Lexington Hotel are the rollow-
ing: ]. r, Daniel and II; E. Daniel, Roc
b. HoN NS;orvvell. yirginiai ". r, ". Gasst%alraIs
and Master Arthur slmmonds. King WI;
liam county: j, ". Johnson, Bedford
CITY; w. i, Williams. Portsmouthi a,
D. Ponder. Norfolk; i, a. Fuller, j..
IIobson Norvell, Virginia; y y, Ceilings.
- At the Union Hotel are these Virginia
A, Parsons, Yinita; Thomas. IT, Stovall,
Newport News; WE ;, Hounihan. staun-
ron. tst ta.I Il5s5s IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
THREE EXPLOSIONS
Twenty-Five Persons Killed and the
Steamer Set on Fire.
nv Associated Pressl

+ CONsTANTINoPLD, Sept, 2-Threa
explosions occurred to-day on the Aus
trlnn steamer Vaska pu soon after leaving
the bulgarian. port Of Burgas en- routs
nine persons perlshed. The vessel caught
flre and had to be- beached. a telegram,
conveying this news, was received by the
agent here Of the Hungarian Levant Line,
to which the Vaskapu belongs The tell
egram said the vaskapu had been de-.
stroyed, In the Black Sea. The captain
her crew were killed, total Of twenty
from varna, Bulgaria. al ana After calling
at Burgas, was steanng, through, tho
explosions took place on board, The desok
OF the weasel took fire and she had to ba
run ashore at Mislvera Boy, eighteen
miles north OF Burgas, where she Is still
burning.
(. The vaskapu had been leased to the
Hungarian Levant Steamship Company,
OF Fiume. Austria, and has been engaged
In the Black Sea service. !.
fs She was built In Newcastle in 1891 and
was a steamer Of l,o7e tons. She was
and depth of 100 feet. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
STRIKE THREATENED
Gao. Railway Agents Refuse to Sign.
ndamsExnress Co. s New Bond,

Another tie-up is threatened by the
Adams Express agents On the Ghsisapeha a.
a anaen oi over the new bond that the COM
uanv requires its employees to execute.
The terms of this bond are very str sen3
and require agents to be boned c lor Ssym9
rrea.sTponsibility in case of accident or death
while discharglng the company's duty ~,
They must also give an account OF their
actions during the past ten years; ; Ana
Of Of the eH peake and Ohio, from Rich,
mond to Gladstone. has signed IT. me
men declare that they Tlll never t s,gn In
the express business OH the Chesapeake
ana Ohio from Newport News to C!ncln'
natl. closing all except half s,,an d tposa
Offices In this present mater e1Hm tn vii
not sign the new bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
To Destroy Bridges.
(By Associated Press,

IHy hrs0clateu Ffess'
~ CONSNANTINOPLD, Sept. 2.-Accord-
ing government 4advices. Colonel jan
strong following, Is operating southwards
OF Demotyka, has been entrus ted with
the task OF destroying the larger bridges
of thelra!l:oad running from Dedeagatch.
the MARTHA and Arda Rivers, SO as 10
cut off communication with Adrianople
from the south and delay the troops who
The government believes It has taken
measures which will bring about q speedy
and, 1t is hoped, decisive. battle With
the insurgent forces commanded by Colo
mel Iankoffs The palace officials were In
constant com munioa tIon with the au-
thorities at Adrianople throughout Mon
day. formulating plans to master the
situation In the Vilayet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
about ten niles, and then hc came bncl,
and Kicked UP the fugitive on Tenth

about ten miles, HHu tucn no came back
and picked up the fugitive on Tenth
Street.
m m ming fellow He says he was drunk
and was Induced to steal COW. Tho
cav was sotd and tho party went out
ana rot drunken. He got three Years
AID ,,ad served about hhi his snnt.nne
He saw now that he will go hack ard
fnIsh5 dit his Hsr1tence. He haa ioined
church And sls trying to lead better 4ife
Offlccrs from North Carolina viii come
FOR him to-day. The only penalty that
alta hes 10 the offence Of attempting to
escape Ii the revocation OF time of for
4 Rivlrs' CAMPAIGN.
A great Impetus has been given tho
ieslslativs campaign Of. Mr.. Rves. Public
mon who have taken little Interest In,
his canvass have awakened to the fact
that ha ID Il good man to represent the
district and8they gro working hard to
Mr., Rives ID looked Upon MS n sclf.
made man, ard this fact has appealed to
many persons who have not looked upon
Mr. R!ves as a winner. IA l
ELKs' HOME.
Manchester Elka will probably purchase
sE reeyyy rhe bu5dlns viii BE- tr ans a,
into q magnificent b, h99me Ia and With two
oGrs r % tso gFfh s second ss oo os e
building seems TO. give out every indlca-
ton q : aus ;s,s, 1G!nNySssstmment.
celve license for dogs, All who have
dogs without the necessary licenses are
subject to q flne; Up to date the number
Of license M 1syeSN e. p sX1SssAnAsy,ssven
The Iadiiea' COMMITTED OF The Masonic
eysnnF $40 0eoek to . t5nnsap large
Inc f0f'no PmRggo sysa,' NOTES.
tendsnce of the w pemosrss,lce" ' Com m,
mittee at tho meeting tonight in the
Messrs. TnJ. Ham and w. H. McAllis-
ter are, spending their vacation in the
4 FsslsS Sesns eli S sss s
Mr.. ). a: MorrIsstt, Of tcinelhnsstlt,t i; was
a guest Of his cousin. Mr.. j. I. Morrl-
ss Mss f E. r Rehannon one Of the teach
Sulphur Springs,
asSe. vsS sys ana F ssssy m ssf
Mr. Bses hae Thu danes viii bs
repeated on next Tuesday night.
. MASONIC BAZAAR BENEFIT.
The tickets for tho Casino Friday night
for the benefit Of the Masonic bazaar to
be held IN Manchester, will be on sale
cigar store on Main Street and. Briggs
drug store at First and Broad and j. b..
Woods. Eighth and Broad.
MRS. BOYER DEAD,
Mrs, Kate Boyer. wife OF Philip Boyer,
died Tuesday night at o'clock at her
residence near Belle Isle saw MILL Ches.
terrified county, aged slxty-three years.
She leaves three sons and one daughter.
The funeral will take place at II clock
this morning from Providence Church,
conducted by Rev. Porter Hardy.
The Boyers came to Chesterfield county
from Dakota about ten years ago. Mr..
Boyer is now very Ill at his home.