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DEATHS.

In this town, S0lh ult M Ai-ah howard aged CO. a.
81 the old and respected citizens oil The town
In Castleon Dec Oh Evalna NJ. vito Of joseph Jack
nan, and daughter # Smith sherman, Esq.
10 Caboi Dec 22d, Rachel, wife Of Mr. Samuel Lang
maid aged 81.
In Berlin Dec I6, after long and painful confluence mt
which she bore witt christian patience and resignation,
Abigail, wife {" Stephen Person, aged 81 years.
In Barre, Dec 10, Miss Eliza ID. Grant, aged 49,
In EnOsburgh Nov Eth, Benz Williams aged IS Nov.
l2tb, Noah Bartlett, his aged 29-b consumption
In Danvllle Dec 90 suddenly, Mr. Daniel Cash. aged &C
lie had been insane y years.
In Newton, Mass Dec. 81, Capt Il. Hooker AGED 80
officer of the r Revolution.
In Hanover, n MIR Nathaniel Canes aged So, soldier
Ct the Revolution under Gen. Stark The battle of Ben
nngton.
Ia Haycrhil, N Dec is, Capt Nehemiah Woods, aged
70 years.
In Stow Dec s, Aaron Clough Revolutionary soldier
aged II.
In Fairfax Dec %, after long and distressing illness
which he enducd with christian designations the Hon To-
s-ph Beeman, in the 73l year of his age.
In South Rchord, Mr. Samuel Farrer aged CO.
In Chesterfield, II Dec T. Mrs Clarissa S. Franklin
wife of Mr. Joseph E Franklin of Vernon VI. aged 20.
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any in use. The construction is such that the
heat is evenly applied around the and perfectly
controlled FOR various purposes Of cooking; and whcth-
er for boiling, brolIng, baking, frying roasting OF
toasling, they have invariably proved deserving the
high commentators bestowed upon them. Ills
hdenily asserted, that no stcve in the market do
so much business with go little fuel in given space
OF time Woolsons Improved Patent.
An AIR-TIGHr FURNAcE, Tor coal or small fuel,
for summer use has been recently combined with this
stove, in an original manner, so 10 be used Tor
boiling, brollina, baking ironing &c. with the smallest
consumption OF fuel and when in does no, inter-
icre with the other operations OF The stove. and does
not cause inconvenience by giving out heat gas
AN lsING-GLAss Mica DOORS cOstrucied upon
The fire SIDE, which affords convenience for roasting
meat, fowls, sc. in more perfect than can
be done in any other way, the old fashioned ten foot
fire place excepted. II also affords the LIGHT Of
cheerful open 6te.-The fire room is Of good size,
and the operation OF the fire is such as 10 afford al all
times good supply of Goals Tor hroiling &C. II is
truly The best FARMERS STOVE in the markell
thousands will testify in New England, more than
1000 being now in use, 5000 being made and sold
by the Tyson Furnace last season
HAYWOOD'S COOKING STOVE
with your boilers. uniting all the good qualities OF TIE
Strickland, Farmers and other stoves of this class,
and is much esteemed by those who use them.
TILDEN'S ELEVATED OVEN COOKING
STOVE. HAYWARD g. FISHERS PATENT
DO. DO, very neat pattern will four boilers en-.
bracing all the good qualities Of 4 small Stove.
ReveriOble lue premian. RAJ ger AID several other
palie;,s Cooking SroScs, Harp Parors, a new and
beautiful pattern. Vermont Pail, rs, four sizes, 10
which Is added engraved arch instead OF the gal
lows pipe. Woolson Parlours, Box or six plate
stoves IRON l6 inches 10 onr feet in length.
CAULDRON KETTLES, HOLLO W.WARE,
and variety OF CASTINGS usually made at cupola
or blast furnaces; all of which are made from The
best quality ofron, and VIII be warren
ted 10 stand fire.
STOVE PIPE, COPPER AND TIN WARE,
kept constantly on hand and manufactured TO order.
Stove Dealers and others supplied on the ia, or.
able terms. Persons wishing stoves Tor their own
use are particularly invited TO CALI IU5eStovcs war.
rantcd 10 suit purchasers.
AARON HAVEN, Agent
Montpelier, Nov, 30, 1910 79tf
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MARRIAGES.

In Berlin, oath inst. by Rev. Kellogg, Cyrus Marson
to Miss Harriet Smith, both of BcrliL.
Inst Adams on the 23d uit. Mr. Edwin c. Thompson
to Miss Mary Jane GIlett.
In Milton, 18Th u!t MIR N r Holmes to Miss Aurola
SIENNA
In Manchester Goth u Rev Harvey Curtis, late of Bran.
don, Miss Julia Ann Roberts, daughter of Gen. M lrn
Roberts.
In ST. Johnsbury Goth ult Mr. Lindorf Morris to Miss L.
M Snow
In Moretown, 81 irst Mr. Eddy Fisk to Miss Withcrell
the former aged 81, the latter II.
In Morstown Sd inst, Mr. Winthrop Woodbury. to Miss
Mary A Wadeigh.
In Woodstock, Dec %, James R Morse NJ. D. of Chol
sea- 10 Miss Lorctto NJ Taft daughter of Daniel Taft Esq
of Woodstock.
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help, but Oh the arrival of the neghbors the little
sufferer WIS dcadB.
"A murdcrcss. Mrs. Singer OF Washington
township Williams County, Ohio, got up from
her bed, on the night of tie 9Th ut, took II rifle
hanging in the room, placed the muz2le to the
head OF her sleeping husband, and deliberately
shot him dead. Jealousy is the assigned cnuse.--
The womon is now in Defiance Jail awaiting her
trial.
Caution. On the night oi the 81 ult, the dwell
hing of Mr.. John West at Euclid, Ohio, was con-
sumed-the family barely escaping with their
lives. The fire originated from broom, which
bad been used TO sweepup the hearth just before
going to bed. Loss from seven to eight thousand
dollars.
.MclanchoIy. An avalanche of earth fell on the
premises of Judge Jabez Wright, near Huron,
Ohil. ON the l7th ins while ho was standing up
on the brink of the lake, aud buried him hcneah
the falling mass. The body was washed of by the
waves aud found the following day below Huron.
| A widow Prlchord, residing in the Souhcgau
Village, New Ipswich, was found in her house
dead, on Friday evening last. Her clothes had
taken fire, and being alone in the room she perish
cd before she could obtain relief, although there
was, we learn, another family in the house.
amherst, W H. Cabinet.
.4noiher Horrii Chapter! Mr.. Jacob Burke OF
Columbus, Adair county, KY, in a fit of melou-
choy accustomed by the death of his wife, and
aggravated by drinking TO excess, killed his two
children, one aged seven and the other nine, and
then hung himself.
! A young lady residing in the family Of Gen
Fessenden of Portland: Me. was so dreaduy
burned few days since, by her dress taking fire
that no hopes are entertained of her recovery.
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BRANDON IRON COMPANY.

NENAS WOOD mas Iust received fresh supply
~ OF STOVES and Iron Ware from this well
known and long approved furnace, comprising Go.
nanrS Patent Cook Stove thick p'des Conant's
Patent Improved sizes, Rotary Cook Stove, sizes,
Vermont Cook, sizes, Yanhsc Notion, with lar
mace, Fz"s, ConanPs Elevated Rotary, decidedly
preferable TO all Tho late improvements in Cooking
stoves. Call and see.
Box Stoves of all sizes, Vermont Parlors, szes
PotOsh and Cadron Kettles lie has also supply
of Canada Box Stoves, Franklin aud Fancy Parlor
Stoves New YoIk and Albany patterns. Also,
TILDEN'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
Russia and English iron stove pipe, lin and copper
ware, Lead Pipe Copper Pumps, Sheet zinc, SC.
all at The lowest prizes
Montpelier, Oct. IS, $40.
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DELEGATIONS New Congre gationalisl Meeting
House at Barre Lower Village, H. with divine pcrrnss on
tie dedicated to the service &c Almighty od Thursday
the 18th Of January inst Clcfgymen and others res.
pecfully invited 10 bc present
A CARD-The subscriber ak"s this opportunity to ex-
press his gratitude his kind f-nds of this villa and vi
cnly for their recent pastoral visit and the regard mani
fese1 toward his family by their liberal donations
Montpelier, Jan 3D. G. X. HARDING.
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DNHE above Hinge will the door o shut Immediate
L ly, unless obsruclcd. II also will throw the same
back and held open, if desired Thus adapted and
tbutmg TO the comfort and enience of summer we'd
as indispensable for the winter In opening, the door
raised celr all mats cMFes ami other obstacles
that may be Of necessity the floor The Hinges adj
mraby adapted TO the inner Dr outer doors Of private dwell
lngs, public ed cos pew doors in churches, Also all
out buildings barns, yard gates, etc. They perfectly
simple liable get out Of ORDER need repa ing
but irlAc, and work. las the often remark Of those
who have adopted hem 10 perfect charm and very
pretty In Of fire the doors be removed
thus only saving important item in the
article Of doors, hut IN their REMOVAL rid Of great
obstacle in The removal and saving Of much larger
ofpropeuy in valuable furniture.
In fine they are Of those extraordinary inventions,
that We seldom with viz, real ully without
exception Rights Of towns counties, cite. for sale the
Mechanics Exchange, Wilson's Lane, Boston.
The subscribers having purchased the right Of manufac-
turing the above hinge, and using lhe same tho Towns
OF onperr ana Bare, are prepared TO hang doors with
the same to order.
The above hinge may be in operation COtlril s
IN Monlpel err and at most of the public houses in Monpe
Ter and Barre
We also authorised agcnts for selling rights fer towns
and counties in the state of Vermont.
Mon peler, Dec. SCHUYLER PHELPS,
81 1910. LUTHER FARRAR
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Brighton Murhet, Dec 80. At market 800 beef
caule rs stores, 1900 sheep, ll0 swine. Prices,
beet first quality $50 to 600; second, 5, to 5 50
third, 4, to 4,75. Sheep, I,62 to 2. Swine l-2.
Value Of sales in 1910, Sl990,577; 34I60 beef
cattle, .736 stores, 1914 ,l72, sheep, and 32350
swine sold during the year.
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G'STOV ELS. STOW Els. -

NHE public for three months past have witnessed
i anxiety and cxcrtions 10 induce Mr.. Tilden
10 bring suit against for making and selling the
Farmers STOVE, for which he claims The exclusive
right.
Our object being mainly to show how liable the
public are TO be cheated aud the honest labors OF the
Mechanic Injured by the arlul devices Of The trag-
ing and clustering Spectator. And now that Mr.,
Iuden has finally, after passing over the Fall court,
concluded that his reputation for truth and ve-acity
would not be siren ghcned in The eyes oil the public
by further delay, he has mustered cOurn &C TO get
sort of writ served IN us ,moning us 10 call al
Windsor next Nav 10 show how 1t happened that
Mr. Tlen, was not possessed OF an inventive genlns
aud how he came 10 know enough oil the art 10 cab
biee another mans invention. and get IL patented
&c. &c. Now we do not expect we shall be abba 10
answer all such inquiries, for not skilled in
lcgerdeuain conversaut with its leading spirit
which marks out the path for all such GREAT Men
pursne,
But we shall cndcavor so far 10 expose MIR. Til.
den that The public take his full Dimensions in
this matter if he viii do the favor TO pursue hs
suit and give US an opportunity TO combat HIM with
the substantial weapons Of truth and justice, enough
OF which have in stole Tor his back. We fear not
The truth, bat VIC have reason TO suppose from Mr..
Tilden's past conduct in delaying one term of the
court that his main object is TO humbug the public,
10 iuIther his interest and accomplish his designs.
Mr.. Tildcn has declared 10 the world that he has
brought a suit against and that he shall pursue II,
aud therefore he cannot decenIly back out. WE
WISH THE PUBLIC TO MARK THAT!
We return thanks TO friends and the pub
lie for past ndulgences and Tor a liberal share OF pa
ionagc and especially in the sale of our FARMER
STOVE, which we shall continue 10 make and sell,
and defend all those who purchase Of us our agents.
Purchasers invited TO call al the old stand Of
A. Wainwrgh s. Co. where they will 6nd the Far,
MEns STOVE, far superior article 10 that Of TIden's
siove.
We also keep for sale Towns improved Crane
Stove three sizes; the Concal Stove, Two sizes =
Rotary Stoves with elevated ovens; Parkcrs, Rip
ley's, Premium add Conanl's drop boiler, improved
Stoves; the YANKEE NOTION; also Green:
elevated square Stove.
We have also on hand general assortment o
Box S.ovcs OF various sizes and patterns also Stan
ley's patent Parlor Stove, new and elegant article
CALDRON KETTLES, stove-pi7es and trim
mnss also general assortment Of Tin, Cope
and Hollow Ware, Ploughs &c. sc.
We are also prepared 10 answer al orders for ma
chine and other castings on shorI notice,
E. A. WEBB &. co.
Montpelier, Dec. 23, 1880. ST.
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CHARLES BULKLEY'S ESTATE

CtTATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, S.
- In Probate Court holden Montpelier within and for
said District on the 3lst December, A y 1910. George
Worhingtcn Execute e the last will and testament Of
Charles .dey, late Of Berlin in sad district, Deceased
SCENTS his administration account for settlement Where
upon it is ordered that the be referred tho l9h day
OF January next, probate office in SAID lpeeL
Tor examination and allowance aud that all concerned be
notified hereof by the publication Of this order in The Yer
mont Wotchmlo and State Journal printed at said Mont
i9fer, three weeks successfully soon may be- that
Y may appear al said time aud place, # they
"",abjcct thereto.
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r PEDLERS WANTED.

w ANTED or 10 capable, industrious, and trust wor.
thy young men, q years Of age, sell Tin Ware for
months, commencing in March next. Those who are in
good health, furnish kind sound work horse TO 10
years old, weighing about 100 bs aud u nshng testimo
mails oil good character and steady habits have employ
men and fair wages on personal written application 10
the subscriber post paid, 10 miles north of Boston,
South Reading, BURRAGE YALE.
December, %, 1910 35 6w*
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Montpelier, Dec. %, 1880.

badger, PARTRIDGE co. have on hand and Of
ID fer for sale their Hat and Fur Store opposite the
Village Hotel State Sneei,a general assortment and first
rate article of Brush Plain, Mole skin, Outer, Nuira and
common Napt HATS Otter, South Seal, Seal, Nutra
Muskai and Cloth CAPS Of the latest fashions also ope-
and Russia Dog Collars, Boas Stocks Dckeys Bosoms
ruHsd and plain, Suspendcrsi Gloves Umbrellas. Pant
Straps, etc. Dec % 34tf
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TYSON FURNACE WAREHOUSE
lar HUBBARps STORE MONTPELIER, VIZ
STOVES,
WOOL S MS
IMPROVED
COOKING
STOVE,

10 which the at
teniion oflhe pub.
lie is respectfully
invited. There
is 10 this stove an
aperture for an
uncom m o n ! y
large boiler, and
the nrran cement
is such that the
beats FIRST appli.
ed othe hest pos
sible udvaniag &C
for boilins, alter
which it PASSES
entirely round the
oven IN a manner
invented and pa
tented by TMoM-
AS w DOL ; ON, up
on a d lie N I
prlnciple from
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IS Particular attention paid to cutting OF garments Gen
tlomen visiting the that make purchases OF oohs elsewhere
have spongod retain their ustTe and cur IN
two hours time the fashionable syte at the owins
low prices Pants II cents Coats so, Jackets M Ness
~ 10.
N Is Dealers supplied on the most reasonable TOMS
NLondon Fashions received 9onthy By CuHardf Limo Of
Steamers. 0J-Dont forget tRe No 3i-<a Nov Is 3mo a
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DEEPER, SPICE GINGER, ETC., bays Pepper
do Spice, bbls Ginger, do Salaratus, do Cloves
buckets Nutmegs 80 maps of Cassa for sale by Bancroft
and Riker. Dec 1910 Sln
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I ISr of Letters remaining in the Post Office Berlin,
IL VI. January LIST, 1874 -Wm Andrews, Roswell "A l.
ger Macy Austin, James Bullock, Oliver CLARK, Isaac T..
Dewey, Grin Dyer PerIy Foster S. Hayward, Jl g Jc
seph Hi, VIM. Kelun, A. b. Perno, Abncr Paul. Mis-
Phcbc Rich Mss Caroline Reed, Miss Lucreta Siiowdy
Daniel Taylor, Andrew b. Wright, EleazeT WalcolL 9.
So ISRAEL DEWEY. Z. M
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ID SHEEP PELTS
BANCROFT e. RIKER will pay cash for $500 Sheep
Pots if delivered soon. Dec. 1910 slIf
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NOllCE.
TAME tho enclosure Of the subscriber on The ooh
~ inst. dark Bay Mare about five years old The own.
is requested TO prove properly 'nd take her away.
JONATHAN MERRILL.
Avres Farm, Berlin Dec q 1910. asa 9w
NXTrought and Poughs fr sale by Charles Spa
w ding. Oct. 80.
SAL1 Pork, Lard FISH, Etc. Tor sale cheap by Charles
- Spadlng. Oct 80.
INDIGO II CAMWOOD. --Sous and Langdons have
lately received supply. Nov /.
DRINTS AND slLKS-Elrgant slas Prints and
L fancy goods at langdon aud WIghis. Oois
hight DAY CLOCKS manufactured and cons anlly
II on hand fist rate as TO style aud time. j. s. Abbot
VIOLIN Strings and Caironette Reeds constantly on
v hand aud for sale cheap by JOHN $. ABBOTT.
CHAIRSi CHAIRS !--Storrs and Langdons have a
View set Of Dining and Paor Chairs which they will sell
cheaper than can be found in this vicinity Oct %.
TANNERS oIL.--Just received few barrels by
, Stol-s and Langdons Oct 81
EUR CAPS.-Sorrs and Langdons have received
Il prime stock OF Fur Gaps from 10 $50 leach. Nov
L AMP OIL.-Supeuor Bleech'd Lamp OIL Tor glass
Il 4 I..IaI II Sim. and I trofl,.
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NOTICE.

NOIICE,
Il RICHARDSON informs the citizens Of Monpe-
ler and vicinity that he has taken rooms for sho
lime, over kehs Leather Store Main street. where he
el execute PLASTER OF PARIS BUSTS for such
iad'duaS DIS iav1r hun with their patronage. perfect
transcript or fac sine OF the original is warranted al
very low price lie invites the public call and see some
specimens Of his art
Psychologists and ',hcrs be furnished witt the
DR. Gall, Of an Ancient Grrcidn skull indicating the
hghestdrder of und-skuil Of an Indian, New Zeaandor
Murderer. ourang Ouiang, Monkey, &c. &C.
MOtapeiicr Dec %, 1870 81 9w
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BUFFALO ROBES 10 Bales oil Buffalo Robes for
ID sale by Bancroft and Riker. Nov. 1910. slif
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CHEAP CASH CORNER.

~
iOTORRS & LANGDONS have received the re-
mainder of their stock of WINTER GOODS,
comprising greater variety than ever offered IN this
vicinity.
CONSISTING IN
Beaver and Pilot Cloths of various prccs-Broad
Cloths and Cassimeres-Fine and low priced Sat-
tnetts-white and colored Flannels, spotted Sales
bury do-Velvet and other vestings-brown and
white linen Table Covers, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers and Crush-Eng and French Prints new pat
erns, coored Cambrics, worsted coat bindings and
silk cords horn, pearl, lasting, aphene and silk But
tons-snp kid and silk plain and nett Gloves, mohair
and pic mic Mts, assd coPd twist for netting, Tam.
bord, Douon, plain and fg'd Muslin de Lanes silk
striped Shallays, blue black and blue Silks, better
black silk than can be found bennett silks of new
styles, bennett Flowers, British and Chana Wells,
Honiton do rich and beautiful artice-H ighland
and New Iceland Shawls, ar Fancy NJ de Laqn
Shaws-whe, pink, blue and straw Crape-blsck,
blue black and colored plain and fa'd Satlns--lnen
cambria erchiefs-plain and 6gd cap Laces,
linen edgings and laccs-velvet Ribbons Bonnet and
cap do, belt do.,-Laccts, Dress Bone. EIasiics--
superior scarlet and common face shawls.
Silk warp Cambicteensnnd Alpaca Cloths for
Cloaks at less price than has been sold before.
Blue black aud other Merenoes-1 Cloak Pattern of
sup. A A blue black Thlbet Cloth.
Printed Saxong Cloths worsted and silk Serses;
Black Italian aud French silk C:avals Satin Stocks
Of the best make; French wrought collars and inser.
tings ,ambric ecgng and inserting; Chenelle Cords;
Bead Bags; latest Paris sly lie silk Frnges; Lyon
Coney furs Tor trimming Cluaks, &c.; sir and wors
ted Braids; plain ard fed AIapinos, cheaper than
ever; French Fa.kels; Gent and Ladies' lind and
Angola Gloves, Chlldren's do.
Is Bacs-iO,OO0 yds Sheetings and Shirtings
1000 " Bed Ticking
COZ " Bro. Drilling
Very fine bro. Sheeting.
Cotton, ticking, waddng, batting, yarn scarlel', ran
dom and white English Knilting Yarn,
100 yds Burlaps for Stacking,
SoyS' COTTON ~"o 0''p So color, low price,
Bales talo Skins selected best and left The poor,
Boas and Muhs, Fur Caps--pew patterns & prices,
! CROCKERY Of entire new patlerns-parlicularly
! Tea Setts
! HARD. w ARE, f,Rl Stock,
! 1000 cwt. assorted Iron, in all shapes,
1000 " Sweeds Steel,
1000 Superior Russia Sheet lron-Slovc dealers
supplied at small commission above cost.
Chests superior Tea-low priced and good Tobac-
| CO. so Boxes Rasins-4 Boxes frosh Lemons
| Malaga Grapes. Prnnes--. Oran lrs--I0
drums fresh FigsCranbeuys-W
nuts and Chesnuls-Soda Crack
ers, sc. SC,
Picked Sword Fish, about equal TO Salmon,
Best Dry Cod Fish.
We off 10 friends and The public all at very
low prices Tor cash or short credit,
Montpelier Dec. TO- 1910. So
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A super rrock coat sl4 o
dress II o.
Short business or riding
coat o a
Super Cashmere Pants 4 5
BIZ Satin Vests-good
article 9 o.
Valencia do | $
Double breasted cloth
Nests-fne Q S
siraisht or turn over col
lar do . O
a ilne shirt. iinon bosom
collar aud wristbands / /
so doz superlino Inca
eOllars-each u
25 dog linen bosoms v
Stout working Vests j VI
Heavy web and India
rubber braces from u TO Of
A lot of Stooks-planod ~
For good heavy douoio
miIIed satmclt Pants,
imitation cashmere . x
A splendid diamond bea-
vef OveTcout, silk vol
vet facinss, collars and
culis 10 OF
A good article Of blue
Satinett, fine imitation
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DRIME Live Geese Feathers for sale by l.. x w. TIL
l. DEN AND co. So. Barre, Jan 3 lsll-S5
NTOIlCE.-Ths is To certify that | have given to my
son Luther L. Nelson, his time Turing the renal nder
of his minority aud trade for himself shall pay
debts Of his contracting claim any ohs after This
date. AARON NELSON.
Fayston Dec 80 1910 IS
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WANTED, dry or hard Wood Beef, Pork, Butter,
w Lard, most kinds produce in pa imont for book
account. newspaper debts. ICash will not he relus-
ed. p WALTON AND SONS.
Montpelier, Nov 81 1910
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NASH, CASH, CASH. will be paid for Sheep PeIis a
" the Cash Store of Lansdun and Wright. Nov q
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w. L. GOODS AND GROCERIES
CULVER, LAM9 Co. have lust received large and
- fresh assortment Of w l. Goods Groceries, ctcat the
doors cast of the Branch Bridge, which they invite the
ParlcsIar attention of innkeefcrs and others.
Dec. %, 1910. "a
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EISH, FISH.--4000 lbs. Salmon, Codhsh Mackerel an
l. Tongues and Sounds for sale by Bancroft aud Rikcr