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OPERATIVE PLAsTERERS' PROTElJ-

~ TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of CHICAGO,
ILL, meets every TUESDAY evening, AZ o'elcck 10
st. Georges Hall, rs South CLARK street
WN PiGooT President
john G. Norton, Corresponding Sec. 1sBrown street.
James Jeffrey, Jr. Rec. secry. 400 stale, street,
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BRIcKLAYERs.
DRICKLAYERs' UNION. NO.

&
- of Indiana, meets every W dnesday evening An
Washington street. opposits the COURT House Indiana
polls MI Stricken president; William Keely, vice
president; Michael Lynch recording secretary Geo.
Weaver, financial ecretarY Oliver Keey, treasurer
oliver buchanan, conductor Henry Eniss door ksepsr
John Fegsn, ohsris Hhl. O. B. Berry. trustees. mi
chael Lynch, recording secretary, 90 North nincli
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ELMIRA, N. Y.-Union No. Ia
- meets on the last Saturday Of rsch month 1t Me
chauics Hall, Water street Richard Grsdy president
Vim. LattermAn. vico president. PATRICK Curtin treas
Alfred Dodd. lAncial secretary. Daniel Ca
box 1885.
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IN, Y4Jn;on No, ,

- meets GA the hEst Wednesday ia each month al
the Of slIIcots and Huron Streets in Apollo
Hall. joseph O. Schramm, president. 37s Elm a eet
toEefer beckaeln. vice Dse.ldsat Phil WeiseghemsE
reoefeng secretary. O. b. sehwenk, nBsnrkl sesrs-
Ssry.A Henry Lots. treasurer. Hssry SchtAeter Ger
man interpI eter Board Of Directors &C. W. Fieir p
Loesch, LcrenS Beckstein, Henry schlagter. David
Shelter, corresponding secretary, box s1i0
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IRREGULARITIES UNION, No. 4,

- of Ken ky, meets every TUESDAY evening, a.
No. 32i SEQ. Street. between Third and Fourth, Gov
ugton. v. Abbott, President a. Ambrore, Vice
President H. OveTwine, Treasurer 8. L. Dwelle
Financial Secretary VIM. X. Marlin. Recording So
cretaFy Address WIN. r. Martin, p. D. Box 5S3 Gov
Dgton, Kentucky.
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MILwAUKE E.-Uhion No. 25
Iva meets the hrst and third Tuesdays Of every
NJ nth at Meyers Hall, go Fourth street " g Hoeh
stein, president. z. spenger Woe pressdcut Paul
Gesklsr .recoraing secretary, Frank Wettense hnah
cal secretary John Matthias, treasurer. Lewis Huss
COZ rrs?ou ding seoretary. P.O. lock box Sal.
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TOURNEYMEN STONEOUTTERS' ASSO
- CITATION OF CHICAGO, meets on the LIST and I'd
WEDNESDAY Of each month"; at corner Of Taylor ADS
Cana streets. X. Fitzgerald, President John Burma
Cor. SEQ. John Burk, Yin. See; Thomas WOoi@an,
Treasurer.
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EVANSVILLE. IND-Union NJ

- d meets on the third Thursday evening Of each
month at the Atlantic House, Min ST. between Fourth
and Ffth sts frederick Gebhart, president. Jacob
Sauer vice president John Smith, financial sec etary
Charles Bes;ebbe1 der, c1rding secretary George
Herman, treasurer Emil Levy, corresponding secre-
tary }. D. Fisher, Emil Levy, q. A. Meta, trustees.
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WINE or LIFE.

TIE great Blood Further asd Delicious Drink
warnex's vinam Vita, or WjRe., OF
Life, IL free from any poisonous drugs or iMB6htt
is splendid appetizer and tonic and the finest thing
in the world for purifying the blood. It1b the mosl
pleasant and decions article Uttered 80 che public
FAR superior to brandy wbiky, wine bltterB, any
other article. nc Is more AeahS ana cheaper. Both
male Rnd e. male. young old. tako the Wine 81
Lfs-ltis, In fact, LIE preserver. Those who wish
to enjoy good teaIlh aud free dow OF lively spirits
WI do well to take fhe wine Of Life Is 80 6i6erenl
any before la II s sold by drsggiuts
~ IT hotties.l .,..n
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(ttGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
" OF CHICAGO, meets every ether .%sDsxsDA =
South Clark ttreet. IL III I' ,
80 I.4 suati etrsa J. N. wsEKE, Pres.
CHAs. II. HesKsN Cor Secy-. Drawer eoSS, Chicago.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.
~ 81 meets the first Saturday Of month 1t The
Harmonic Hall on Fifth street, between Washington and
Jefferson Sta VIM. Toy. Pres. Geo. Matho, Vice Pres
kdw. Lndncr, Rec. 2ec.. Pat. q. Powers, Financial
secretry. Leonard W. Conner Treasurer 0has Rose n
thai, Corresponding Secretary. r. D Draw r $500
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NOLDWATER, MICH.-Union No.
III meets On the second Tuesday Of every month,
At MlchgsnSo stbtrn Hotel. Ausnet SchaAh presi-
denet Monroe NJ Bray, Woe president Aueurt Soho
land. treasurer Robert Rattray, corresponding
Rotary, p. o. drawer g
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OPRINGFLELD,M ASS.-Union No.
- - meets the hrst Tuesday of eact. month, at
The opringhed House, No. II West State Chas
Lofts, president Law Sam aeIs, recording stc-
rotary and treasury. r. Duncan, corresponding and
financial aecretary, lock box 4.
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st. PAUL, MINN.-Union No. %
- meets on the FIRST Monday Of each month IN Mont
s"Hlery's Hail corner Of Third and Wabashaw streets
aaron Long, president. Patk Atwood vice president.
Harry Watt, recording secretary. John Eckford
fsspo0cng secretary. Erneat Double financial score
tsry. Christ lltner, treasurer. z. D. box 1881.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 4,
- District % Columbia meats In the City Of Wash
ington the let aud Bird THURSDAY In each month.
=. Sloan, president " Durch, vice president; }. p
Farrell, secretary; K Murphy, treasurer; Lewis Trum
no, corresponding secretary.
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NIGARMAKERS' UNION. NO. rs

~ Headquarters Beriyn House, 10 East Broadway,
New York Meets the first TUESDAY In every month.
Keeey Moses, president. 80 Monroe st. g. sykes vice
president. Morris Davis financial secretary Hart
Jacobs, recording secretary Barnett Berlyn cores
POuding secretary, As East Brosdwav.
CLINTON, IOWA.-UniOn No. IIS
- meets the nrst Monday Of each month, at A
Capps restaurant 5th ave, bet 1st and ID streets
Jas. Harvey, President Geo. Becklcr, Recording and
Corresponding Secretary. Herman HAaEecke, Financial
Secretary. John MirmierstOrf, Treasurer. r. o. box
1A.
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T w w ~
The COAL MINE S--REcENT DISCOVERIES.
f.tr. UcV-rA-- r@W1UU
A correspondent of the New York Fec
nng Post, writing from Cheyenne, has
something to say Of the coal and iron inter
ests in that thriving territory. We uots I:
A prominent industry in Wyoming Is coal
mining and as the developments already
made have peculiar interest in the settle
mcnt Of the new West, we will describe
these in operation and speak Of the recent
discoveries. An analysis Of The Evanston
coal, which is, perhaps, tho purest found
in the territory, gives the following result
ttLe5---. ....-..'.------ -.s-...--. ~
Sulpher None
water --....-.-... o.44
Volatile matter ''. '''''''-.'. ~ W
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OTTAWA, HL.-Union No. 90 meet

~ every second fuesdsy in The month, ut Turn Hall
at half-Past seven O'Clock. John DibOs, president
Jacob Gibbs. Vice president. Harry Fxmmer, imam
cfa and corresponding secretary, ORA yer 100.
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DRTCKLAYERS' Union. NO

- OF Wisconsin. headquarters, Milwaukee,. Moets
every second and fourth SATURDAY In each month";
At No 200 Fourth street. Patrick Nichols, president
East Water st. Jacob Bot. treasurer, 6ST Seventh
J. h. Thompson ding secretary Postotce eox 111s
Milwaukee T. Tinker, nnancial secretary, Ss2 Pros
pect James Tinker chairman trustees TsO Marshal
st.. W. T Watson, corresponding secretary, loo Third
ztrtet
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A LBANY, N. Y.-Union No. s
IA meets The second Thursday Of each menth AZ
Moulders' Hail. 16 State street. Jas. Ward president
julius Fish, vice president. 8. " b. Swsnn CORES
pondng and recording secretary, No. 10 jefferson St
Jsmes Kelly, financial secretary David Hunter treas
urer.
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DRICKLAYERS; PROTECTTVR UNION

- Of Ohicago, meets every TUESDAY evening, at
halfpAst o'clock, at IFS South Clark Street, D. A.
Cor pfesdenE A. C. Graham vice pvesias D. J. No.
CURE recording ecretary Peter Cogiey financial
tary J. keee corresponding secretary. Charir Dolen
trea urer,, Weldon Smith warden, john 0connelI
duotor William Hardenquai board Of directors.
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CIGAR MAKERS, UNION. Me-. 1e

= OF &c. B0uis, meets on the Second FRIDAY eve.
ming In every month, At Turners Han. No. l6 seutt
Tenth Street Joseph Bokien, President Jos. Dash
nan, vice.president; Edward Frye, Recording Sec'y
Ohss. RekfeIdt Financial eec'y; John Bsyersdarier
Treasurer Gust vollmer, Cor. Secretary. Box 9543
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CYRACUSE N. Y-Union No.

~ meets the Ia 81 Thursday In each month. j. j.
JnnO, president. s. eimmonds vice ore sident John
Bond treasurer. John c. Krntz recording secretary
Thomas Oiune, financial secretary g. L Ettngsr
corresponding secretary drawer 139 Place Of meet
ing II North Galina street.
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CLEVELAND, Q-Hnion No. II
" meets on the frst Saturday in each month J.
Jacobs, president. J. - BfAndl Wee PRECEDENT! Wm
cannon sef rscsFding scsesAr' box
Myers, treasurer. J. u. Brand VIM. BresIlch, d, O.
Mayks. trnsteel. 1870 a -.---n ~
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. meets
- the last Friday Of each month al AAoIIo HaII
corner of Congress and River streets Peter Cady,
president Henry Connors, vice president. George
smith, recording secretary. Frederick EchhclI fnan
cia secrrtary. Wm Young, treasurer. A.. ph Stalde
corresponding secretary. P. o. box i02
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QRICKLAYERS, UNION, NO. To-
RRIOKLAYERY UNION, No.

- Of Ohio, meet at their Hall. % West flHh street.,
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening. ~ eight oeloek-
President. g. Cavanagh Vice President, Wm- o. Sew
ard Recording Secretary, Charles Lupton Finan
cia Secretary, Thomas 0Keeffe Treasurer, william
Ewing Trustees, Jas. Robbins, B. y. rtnkcs, Joan
KseGe; Corresponding Secretary, Johu Byron. 2. O..
Box 1881.
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| klEW XII HAVEN, HtJN NJ mon
~ No. 39-hesdqusrters, Arcade Hall, State rtrs !.
meets on the last Saturday evening in each month
Isaac Hayes president. John Unwper vice president
Dat ieI Carroll, treasurer. J. Ii. Has don financial
record and corresponding secretary, ia4 81 John
| street.
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OF CIGAR MA

- KERS' UNION NO. 80, Al Nos. q and 80 Orchard
street, Now York city. Meeting nights the nrst TUES
DAY Of every month. Conrad r. Kuhn, President
q. Wohlhsgea end q Taser vcs-Presdcntsl; y alt
Rec Sec Moritz Rnthschilds, CorSee 81, 80, Orch
ara street; D. II ac& Fm! Sec .Ei Huek. TFeassrrr.
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URORA, LLL.-Unioni No. a, OF
N Aurora, meets on the second Tuesday Of each
month, stNo South krOedwaY. Cha. Roric, presi-
dent. J, L Springer, eorresPondng secretary.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. IA
" meets on the second Monday Of every month IN
Frccks Hail. No. l98 South Front tFect. John Ran,
president. J. johnson, Woe presisnt- J. ReueIy, a.
name al secretary. Y. Blend, treasurer. Alexander
He.se. recording and corresponding secrstary, p o.
lock box 975.
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BOSTON, MASS. - Union No, Is

- meets the second Wednesday In each month Al
46 Washington st. Louis J Lyons, pres Judah n
Lew, vice pres SAnssel enlly hn- Tbos. y Cox
Teas Angel Hart, and cor. rec., Exeter Place
OharlestowD, Mass. at-R
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SYRACUSE OPERATIVE BRICK

~ layers, Piastercrs, and Stone MasonT Protective
ond Benevolent Uulon, No. Is, meets every WEONFe-
DAY evening, at HalEPast SEVEN o'clock IN the CT
Block Ger Street, opposite the Court HOUSE
LUTHRR 8. MERRIcK, Precedent; Charles n. Friend
Vice President; James Carr, Recording Secretary John
q. RAIDER, Financial Secretary; Thomas @. Hickey
Corresponding Secretary John Baker, Treasurer !;
James MaloY. Sergeant a. Arms.
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NOOPERS' INTERNATIONAL UNI.
~ 0N-Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NJ. A. FoRAN, President.
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union NJ
li4 meets the h'st Monday Of each month, II
Pyai's Hall. Conrad Scttnttk " rre4dent Beuiamu
Ca-sell, recording and financial cIeAHy. WIN Fag;n
treasurer. =. A. Urnelios corresponding secretary
z. o. box $50.
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X EOkUK.-Union No. 60 meets on
~ the FIRST Saturday evening Of every month or
Main street between Ninth and Tenth streets H. Block
Presdcn IL. } Nieberdng Vice President. Fred.
krerhling, Recording Secretary. John Scheee Hnan
ciai and Corresponding Secretary. Johu Laubeshemer
Treasurer. P. y. Box l2l.
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QUINCY, ILL-Union No. Al meets
" en- the first Friday evening OF each month. Hall
southwest Of Sixth and Main streets y w. Fa
NY, president. 2. W. Hoffman, vice president Henry
"ar~, recording secreIAry. Henry BrunnK treasurer.
WA kOeng, corresponding secretary, box 1ST7.
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LAFAYETTE, IND.Union No. 20
No s NORM forrth street n. D. Jofnscn, prssidsst.
Henry Wark. v ee PRECEDENT. Weohro Porter, treas
nrer r. H. Marley. recording. corresponding and
financial secretary. 'ti i''tsf
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RINGHAMPTON, NY.-Union No
= IL meets the hIst Tuesday evening 10 eacl
month. u, Dix. president James Read Woe pres
esdrnt Y farrNhee, recording secretary. WIN. A
Bnihs, trrH-ursr. sam 81 Stewart nuHRcial aud cur
responding sseresAxg. Y. o. box LA.
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
III, lIs mecs The h-stTHesday " every MONTH At hal
past O'Clock, In Br@nps Hail. J. III. KaTycn-
tuabe, President; Frank Gembe, Vice President; G.
Banma,te, Recording Secretary; ). s. Weaver Finan
cal Secretary; J. O. snavely Treasurer; sam Bence,
Corresponding Secretary.
p. %. Box 2z3. t
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PATTERSON, N. J.-Union No. 40
meets on tile second Tuesday Of each month Mt the
corner Of BROAD aud West streets J. b. Bali presp-
dent. A. Maffet. corresponding secretary.
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-UGAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. IS

A uGA1( MAA nLSO ~ AON uNO' %
~ Of Montreal. Canada, meets at Union Hall Craig
street. ANTHONY Dausch, president; Peter Ttncsh"im
sies-psa.Aants W. i AstssR EesesdAnG and &nnnciai
secretary; Isasc Hart corresponding secretary, Box
l6n yMnr'AseasR o. lN VIZ
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WORCESTER, MASS.-Union No.
w 81 meets the hrst Monday Of each month";
Hall on Pearl street, Main G-org' Vance priest
delt. O. W. Gerry, vice president Robert Wiedaer,
tTeaeueT. y r. kpiewenbarg, financial recording and
corresponding sccretary, No. Edward at.
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WYOMING

7ZI Or 1E' IBIS 3H
The COAL MINE s--REcENT DISCOVERIES
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17
HsiEs REED.

BY Rev. s. Mckeen, ID. ID. Nov. 18th. 1871,
Mr. Arthur W. Peters and Miss Vcma L.
Jenkins, OF Bradford, VT.
In Bra lford. Nov. 9th, by Rev. IL. T. Jones
of Bradford.
Also, at Bradford Center Nov. 10th, by the
same Erastus W. Chase of Bradford and
Lizzie " Martin Of Oxford. n. II.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17
Not ice.

yINUE UNDERSIGNED commissioners OF
1 the West Fairec Railroad company duly
appointed Ivy The Legislature "t the STATE OF
Vermont hereby give notice. that 90 Thurs
day the 2lst dav of December \. ID. 1871. ct
the office of Alvah Bean IN West fairlee III
tbe Comfy ofOranee. books will he opened
to receive subscriptions TO the capital stock
Of said corporation.
AINAU EEtN. STEPHEN THOMAS.
J.B. DEARBORN, ELlPIIALET ABBOTT.
JOHN PRATT.
Commissioners of the West FaiIlee Railroad
Company.
We, F.irlce, No. eulbcr 18th. is1t
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

the Temperance subject, and alst
addressed the members OF the col
lege Monday morning. The DR.
has been at work for some time this
fall, among the New England Col
lcges.
VIM, II. Gibbs, our Tailor, has
been nnwcll for some time, and now
has closed his shop.
j. Ii. Parker proposes selling of
some Of his old looks at auction
soon. He has recently visited New
York, purchasing books and his
store now presents u fine appear.
ancc.
Mr.. Adna Balch's house is rapidly
approaching completion. 1t is a
beautiful structure, costing much
money, and is an ornament to the
place. Mr.. Balch intends to take
his christmas dinner in his new resi-.
dence.
Clough q Storrs have just return.
ed from the city with new stock
Of goods.
The good old game of foot Ball
has again been revived, and the
common presents II lively appear
ancc each afternoon. The Junior
class pretend to be the best kickers
in college.
a room has recently been fitted
up for the books of the Tbayer De.
donated by Gen. Thayer,
OF Braintree, Mass. The Gen. is a
rich old Bachelor worth abeut $780,.
000. He was graduated from Dart
mouth college in 1907, served some
time in the war Of 1912, was also
connected with the West Point Mil.
itary school some years.
DR.. &. p. Frost has taken up MS
residence among us. The DIR. was
surgeon of the 18TH, Vt. Regiment,
and since leaving the army has re-
sided in Brattlcboro. He is u mem.
Der of the medical Facnlty, lectur-
ing upon the Theory and Practice
of medicine.
DR.. a. j. Crosby has removed to |
New York city, where he intends to
lie has resigned his posi-
ton as Lecturer upon Surgery at
Ann Harbor, Mich. DR.. DiXi eros. |
by has grown old in his Profession,
and is now gradually giving up his
practice.
We anticipated having IL course
If lectures here, bnt the plan origin
tied has fallen though, and it seems
We are to be deprived of this privi-
&c. so much desired, and in fact
eccssary.
Prof. Diamonds wife, received a
III. Friday. and the result was a
rokcn ankle, .
Many Of the students are leaving,
} commence oheir winters work.
sends out a great mum
cr of school teachers.
The annual Catalogues are soon
xpccted.
About 10 inches of snow fell hire
re 10TH, making quite good sleigh
<. c
business is brisk, money a little b
ght, but plenty Off saved up. HI
Wood sells from SO to 80 per cord. d
any of the students are using coal IL,
The Baptist church in Amherst, m
as surprised on Sunday, 9th, with 1t
silver communion service, present tr
by Mary Twiss and children. y
Rev. J. s. Batchclder, late of in
insdalc, has received call to the OIL
storate of the Congregational III
urch in Webster, Mass. He has
so been invited to take charge OF mr.
G Pacific, the Congregational pa c,
I of San Francisco, Cal. no
Tildcn Seminary, at West Leila ''
II. has about one hundred pupils. F
PIES!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17
Local Items.
bout Tow u.

Zen inches Of snow fell last Fri.
day night, but not much Shigiiag
from it, here.
The highway surveyor Of the Vii.
jgc District was doing a good job
n raising the middle and lowering
ne sides of Main street, when ,he
snow put a stop to the work.
l.. +. Hale has purchased a build
x lot of }. \. Hardy, on the west
.le Of Cottage street, and report
avs he will erect upon it, next
,PJng, a fine residence.
"inc cold weather has put a stop
o gate counting. II She don't ask
yol in now you had better quit
several young gentlemen about
town will please take notice.
The School fund of this town,
amounting to about $4,000, has
been nearly a. used up by the town
Authorities, and now the town viii
nave 10 raise tax yearly to pay
the amount OF the interest upon 1t.
some persons may think this good
policy, but We cant see it IN that
light.
J. b. Underwood has bought a
.ot on Cottage street and is laying F..
the foundation for Il house next
spring.
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is solved at last.
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