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One hundred and fifty thousand daily. Th
i the production Of Elmwood, Warwick ane
Rutland Collars, yet they are so popular tina
TINS immense supply hardly keeps pace will
the demand. Sold everywhere.
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An unhappy man in Cincinnati says he's 90
ing to sea Ill the hope that he'll be wrecked and
1--we all alone on an island for many years and
then come home and find his wife married to an
other man.
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THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED by thelIse
of peruvian Syrup Ga protoXide Of Iron) from
weak, slcky, suffering creatures, to strong heal
thy, and happy men and women, and invalids
cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a trial For
Dyspepsy and Debility it is a specific.
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Capt. Theodore NJ and Jennie Bunker,
month aad II DAYS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-12

a letter from San Miguel published
in the Star and Herald, of Panama,
gives the following account OF the
massacre at that place:
After the barracks had been taken,
nothing was heard but the savage
yellaof the assailants, dispensing in
all directions, breaking open doors
and windows of houses, entering the
houses of merchants and others, rob
bling, pillagins and asSassinating, and
applying the torch to houses and
whatever else their whim suggested.
Amidst all this the continuous cry OF
"death to foreigners" "death to her
cites" was constantly heard. The
town remained for three days at the
mercy of the assailants, and during
that time all classes of crimes were
committed. Those who took refuge
in the church even, were threatened
with assassination by the Infatuated
mob. The loss of property will not
fallshort of one million dollars.
The President of the Republic has
done what he could TO bring the
offenders to punishment, but they are
so numerous that they cannot all be
dealt with. The foreigners have adj
dressed letters to their respective gov
ernments, for the purpose Of making
the government responsible for the
losses incurred.
President Gonzales, of San Saliva
dor, had about fifty of those engaged
in the recent faratical riots, shot in
squads, at towns between San Miguel
and the capital, causing the padres
who occasioIed the outbreak, to wit
ness the executions. Many Of these
victims confessed that they we're as
sured by the padres that they might
rob the rich, provided they gave a
part to the church. Great sorrow
and indignation has been expressed
throughout Central America at the
events in San Miguel. s. aa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-12
DIR. Geo. Walkers

treatment consists in the INSCRIPTIONS rejec-
tiun OF all those dele criuuS mineral drugs,
which, while they mOmcntarily remove the
symptoms, poison the blood and permanently
tic sole panacea of thai unsc ~uDulOHs horde OF
empirical charlaiuns who fleece their nnsus-
peCtinE bat too cUnfdinE dupes, and for their
solid gold, requite hem with shattered cnnsti,
iu:iOnE, and u endurable existence. and the
prospect of an u timely and early grave.
Letters by mail enclosing fec, IS, faithfully at
tended 10.
Medicine provided and sent to-any part Of the
United States
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Hours Of consu ration from 0 a. n TO IL m. l 10
} and 10 9 D. N. Separate receptions rooms.
p. .. box, I779. aug1d6m
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The Celebrated Specialist from
LONDON and NEW YORK,

Or. 6 Walker. bcCs tn inform the public that he
ha- cnmmruucl The practice OF his profession 81
RnoMs FIvE AND SIX, GooD's BLOCK. CouNEs or
sIxTEtNIH AND LARrMEE STREETS,
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 70, 1870.

Not mary months ego, a noted
Eastern geologist advanced the theo-
~ that the western part of the 'onti-
uent OF North America was the birrA-
place of the oldest race of men; that
the tribes, warming alogg the Paci-
hc coast, built themselves ships and
launched upon an unknown sea
To sail beyond the sunset and the baths
of all the western starss-
reaching the distant shores Of Africa,
where they poured in hosts through
China, India, and westward since.
Curious confirmation of this belief
seems to come from recent discove-
rfes in California;. In the Overland
Monthly. a California geologist re-
views the geological evidence Of the
antiquity Of q human settlement near
the present town of Cherokee, in that
State, and estimates the age of that
most ancient town at not less than
$4,000 years. The traces by which
this vast antiquity is measured are
iklAbEAOus EAbht ilbh7EAibAh hANA'A@f
found in un~disturbed white and yell
low gravel of a subaqueous formation.
They are principally mortars, some
OF which have been found at a depth
of forty feet from the surface of the
gravel underlying Table Mountain.
Their distribution seems TO indicate
positively the former existence of II
human settlement on that ancient
beach. when the water stood near the
level at which they occur a time
anterior to the glacial epoch. y city
10000 years Old seems to pass the
measure of human computation. BY
the side of II the discoveries of Geo.
Smith in Nineveh are the merest
child's play. Unfortunately, there il
no written history save that which
tho imperishable implements of
household furniture convey in their
very existence. 1t is an Imposing
discovery for scientific minds. Even
the flippant newspapers of the coun-
try will pause In r"evereutial awe to
contemplate the relics of an age more
remote than tho earliest infarcy of
William Allen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-12
uINTA COUNTY.

fc A. Thipp-,
CuUtmisyi3pefs Me- ell B"rmap,
". h. sloan.
ShsriF William Hinton.
CLSEl--AlG. t. Les
Probate Jud1e-w. II. Remington ey. Of. Treas
Prosecuting A0OrHey--H. GArbanau.
4ss-ss0r--M g. HOPKINS.
.SHrrsgOr-H. RrhirsOn
~BDs-iHhBfeaf Of S'hoois-S. X Temple.
CCro ssF-ThUm4s Street.
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Churcho c..

~ Mark church, Epl-copai. Rev. II. W
billiard rector. Sund services. II n. M. nnd
$ pm Sunday rchu after morning ssTricc-
SoHts tree. Al persons Rrc ca: daily Invited to
at nd.
Roman Catholic, ltov. JAS. McGolrich. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussau, Asst. Church Ono'Ssi'
street. TGUru Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. ". b. Reed. PHS-
tor. Services at IL n. IN and Sp. M. Sunday
chOul directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal. KeV. W. Y. Warren, pas
ro7. Preaching every sabbath at lis. m.
and p. IN. sabbath school at az p. IA
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited TO all The services Of
the church,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-12

LARAMIE CITY.
WIN. Harris. sr ohe0 Mayo
J. II Finfrock.
Bodr1 Of Tyts'sssy r.. Gaibraith.
I. J. Webster,
flames Nin=.
UsFk-John Mel cod. s0- olicto Assessor
ktrshai-M. =. HHucr.
TrdsHrer-I. d.. Posse.
A~h0rHsY-IlnmeT Ncrtull.
POAcs JIsBcs- L. d. Pen-e.
CARBON COUNTY.
~. II. Adams. ChaI.m sA.
CoHuAissioEsrs d. Il clay,
J. II. BTanImor.
SbsyiT-D r. n mule.
gIsFE Perry l.. saith.
PrDbtgs J,tdgS Nm. l. Ash.
dsSessDF B. r. RyHr.
Superintendent Of Schoob-B. r. Kinney.
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swFKTwArER COUNTY.

nv. z. S'b'r. Chairman.
COnI1Iis,ioHsrs william Evans.
danes CALHOUN.
SAsTJF y. A. McPheg.
CfrE-A. Mcintosh.
PROBATE J,rig--Jas. A. Brennan. a.. 81. TroAs T
.lfsc sur " M. a. Johnson.
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Wyoming CommAndery No. I. Regular SsS-
elavc arst Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. ]. r. A. N. U7eis
wall. on the nrst and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at = o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodgc, No. IL, meets fret and third
saturday nights In each month. at Masonic Hxl
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County onoSrs.
LARAMIE

NGeo A Draper. CLaIrma an,
rOB.nttsStOHsTst l. d B-srg,
IL La DAD.
StsyIr-N- j. OBIiru. .
COAsts5iC-W TAY4ST.C. :. DcVne.
JLSfissA 81 ne P~sqds-JEo. Slaughter. TN Fisher
Clerk utd EtCoHEsr-IvU. Is pBn.
GfyINUtf-D.G Tracy.
Pr0h1G -Jtrdgs-D. q. Trey.
PEOsseEsiH0 AnyrHog-W ~. Curi.tt.
SCHOOL SUP ris.esa.n-F ". Hi, lard.
'IrGHsy-Iu TalDu'.
Isss&S0r-Ed. ! Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
-. G. whipp;e, PTsN.ex 81 Mayor
John Nea'On.
B'J TyHzseess John T.. Davis.
Ii.R Nrc-n-hrh, ....
Peter iinHuna
C1srI-V. R;rha dsuu. ear. 81. ASresror.
NIF&Hh-C. : Drvte.
fysTSHrsy-Ias c Bergman.
dD0rHsU-T >. : .rrsl.
SHrrcscr-A J. PnrshEl.
P1hSr .Jtl4gcss -Iuhn SiaIgh'e-, T. ". Fisher.
,rrnrgr Of thr Town Trustees FridSh -NsE
lag In each week. at The Ciy Hat.
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ALBANY COUNTY.

ATBAN
W II. II uidGy,
OHug{NsiD8sFs ! sim u Dur Hrhvr,
Thomas Al-op.
SaEr.F-J. Il BrnpHy.
J,4,acs Of ne Psaos y y PPesssi
Llcrk-I W. Mold nm.
p, bgts J2ags-G ". sr-oHeio TreAsHrer-
Pf0sscHdHg iHoTHeV-C W hramsl.
SVENriNfsnfcat or SctO0ls-N. L. Andtews-
C~0roHeT-Jnms- Vine
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DR.. Geo. Walker

having for a numbe- Of years ma L the above
mAlauiGs The subject Of his special study, and
moreover, by long aud careful practice. m0dified
he treatment used and recommended by ruch
eminen men as Doctor Record. La lamoud, Nni.
q .Hu, Vidcl, Wilson aud others, as app led hy
thcm in c I'D and humid climates. 30 ms 10 exact
ly snit~thr Altered state of The constitution o
pcr-uIs no ha z been n elm Htised in IrnpI-a al
and semi-iropical G unit les, feels perfect conn
dcnce 10 undertaking the permanent ana effsc-
t4al cure of any If the above diseases Of how
ever long 81 'ndinc or invetrrate they may be,
with Il Certainty nf not only eradicating the dIs-
order, bur concurrenIly restoring the entire con-
%siituIiun t. perfect health and Yigor.
The grand Ueculiarity of
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sOns- ThAti CsAyT4--Hoa- ".
Territorial Omeen.
tf0ssrnOr-Iuu. n. Thayvr.
S~grlgsy-g ". F,rEcH.
trrJ JTstsCs - SapFsHts ". Flsf--r
-fsJcA1s ggEttces-JOs. NJ. GartY. l.. - TnauaAa
Lr'-. Nesss COsseO-E !. snow.
oAgGegor BcAs.guE- SilAH Reed.
LgosstS' u Paase AOAsBs-G. ". TUrsJ-
E-11stfT q. >. LI3i4 JAS. II WmSp4.
l~ET'tOFFf4 lgsGsHrsg-s. " ID EErJ.
IcuaortEa Agcg01I- h. uaN lore
~. {. ATr0fd.
cOU,0stsigIse IF PsalLaaary} Clare. Is.Ioa~
TeTrif7FiIi LbTayiI6 John Stapgh er-
CohHHtsssoHsrJ Nn77uyEafioh-J k. Jrhrsv
bUPtrs7fsHatat o. las Igetisa-Joau SIaus htez.
DstTlef Au0rHss-E T. JHuEr.n
tHHe4 S'atsS LOfrH.1Si0rsr-+a W. brun4r
cbyt or if .EVsbs14i HtStuet-J. ". bTuusr.
RIrstu-GEbert Adams.
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Hope rncau. ,meut, No. ., I. o. o. r.. meet
every I'd and 18th Wednesday oreRch nonth q
Dad Fellows Hnli.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /. J. o. =. ~ meets sr-ry
Monday evening At Odd Fellows Hall.
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DENVER, COLORADO.

For The treaiment OF III diseases OF The Blood
aud Urinary organs, Femaie Complaints hys-
telcs, csc. All diseases Of the Bran Epilepsy,
rHraly sis. BImness of sight, eIc, Contagious
ana skiu Diseases, Loss Of Power, Nerv " and
Physical debilily, Sperm.tGrrhusL S-mInI al
Weakness, and all diseases arising from the IN
discretion Of early youth, GuIurhnt, DICef.
Structure, syphilis, Loss Of hair. Sore throat,
Glandular wcllings, RhvumatisIn and Govt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

CAUTI0x--Purchzsers Of the Peruvian
Syrup a protected solution Of the pro
toxide OF IRON are cautioned against
being deserved by any Of the prepare
ti9as Of Peruvian Bark. Or Bark aud
Iron. which may Be offered them Rr-
GusdHe tie 5ottze before prsrelrssRg, and
Be sure that you get the Peruvian Syr-
u" not Peruvian Bark
ECONOMICAL NEw F0eD.-25 cents
viii buy package Of Sea Moss Farine.
made from pure Irish Moss, which viii
make so kinds Of dishes, saeh a. cakes,
pes. p1ddings. etc, o. Is quarts Of
eustsr1s. jellies, ereaus. Charlotte Russo,
blanc nzugs, etc Sold BY al Druggists
and Groeers- SIS
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ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Prceuls Gers az hsii nt Nea port uu 11uiuy and
~t-ay a1it e. i-ss1ur-h N ssfnessinr AID rhurs-
lI1 n sarl Essk- ne r1oEing business vas t-r1s-
i.i-si 90 tas SEA sn1iug Nay
Alr- NJ 8 raoslzs e-eaass airninislrzsaou
rrrrturv sissl
A1-i "a Hytss estate; appriscrs' Report
-rr--raf
Ar ss-P-F cassay's estate. settlement q ~
-l.ras1rIl.gn H-ruunE
Agrt &l-Atdls Earwen. krna1y. Tohu 2 rsunev
lPpctu,ef rlarsta1- g1kn saEy-rs estate. leave
rVEu tl -r1seru.s hcnG
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sssHErTlegT 4 PASSUMpSle "a
tt M Z T a d L Z

Rasssn-er Trans Leave
Nrvspurt--Gong South-ss 81 a N TUam-
"a, $50 e g. IS m- Cong North-s y
u. IS m, 20 - m, - 0oau. C3pn
Cavrurrv-seluE south-1s 81 ATTN
- r. Gong Ng-th-l - an; 8 IS p n. p %
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an. o. 81 M ID 1D On Goin- N1r.h--I t0am.
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N o. CD ~ n. Gciug Ns-th-5 spa
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ON rstf w-afus
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NEE2zzs-Tzs 5s-rEsr naykss azz3 = ezises sz--
Pres. Eaes azss rsaesss. azs~ aszz@a sa1 rss<F-
e-. az S@r<l@z z4zt x@eS e4eE s-seE @@@le4 -
cassas - s1s@s az6 ssszzs sss azps@ Buz srnss a1s
stezsty So F.aE s1sex Erz zz~ yssseF a11 Sswer>-
Fs~r = aszla szies aa1 - sea~aE A1szases fa1azg
sEzE PurE l4ra aa.f anzs 49, Sra Gsgz aa1 1az4
~ b rtezfg $1,000 I'D ks41ess szE- Fs1zaaez 49,
b ss>zry 1eznzn<- Xxx szszr = ss2 40 Srszz
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HS46f8Ln Tor divorce.
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sznsz - ss-l<- - SD S<<.4A- $500 sz4se1 =
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Tae advertiser ASeeNx b~xn Feruaneatlx Sarpa *
thai Sre@a SsseNse C0nsmntttios - x8nksr rpza@.s
eepy q he p<Nscrfpssea nSei tree 70 eAarxeA wftA
TX 4 rec1senS ~ rrepariaS AMI using te s3se wA5cA
tAsy Wfn &n3 = Sexx cxxx esr CeNSc xFxsoS. AxrEsA
EkeNcsrrzS A. Parties wiSAsnS the pre<esfs.tssss
wfa paezSs s&arsSS Rev r. A. Wilson
LES fss Heen 81 wEI,sznShcrxA New Yerk
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done IN extensive business for MANY
years. carrying on = heavy Mercantile
business. together with manufacturing.
produce buying, real estate transactions
and building. They eva large amount
Of real estate. held mortgages On many
farms and much ether property, and
have great amount Of property about
themselves; but they are terribly in
debt. and cannot realize fast enough to
meet their current obligations. Those
whom they owe are disposed 60 be leni-
ent. thinking their chances better to
save their claims. If the firm can keep
IN business. than in the wreck ef fail
ure or bankruptcy. The Weeks's are
rsPuted to be wealthy. over and above
al their debts. if their affairs can be
properly Strengthened cut. It viii be =
great misfortune to the northern part Of
Caledonia county. if this firm shah not
be able to extricate themselves from their
present embarrassment Since failed. I
SHEFFIELD.
The Rev. E. c Smalley Of this vii
lase has 3 hen that has lately presented
HIN with an egg somewhat larger than
her usual production. He thinks POS
sibly 1t IS entitled 70 share honors in the
great editorial hens nest. The follow
ing are It's dimensions: Greatest eircala-
ference. S-4 inches smaller circum-
ference. 6 l-2 inches; weight. 5 IL
ounces.
As the reward Of very protracted
and persevering legal endeavor, Mr.. Ed
win Reed Of this town obtained a pen
SION about year ago for disability re-
saltlng from army service Bat unfor-
tuaztely. he has succeeded SO poorly In
exhibiting the Effects Of such injury. to
the satisfaction Of some enc or more of
his brethren. that the authorities at
Washington have lately discontinued
his pension Mr.. Reed Is now deyoting
little time TO asserting over ais friends,
and IN arranging them upon the scale
Of his estimation
WHEELOCK.
We are greatly panied to learn If the
death Of Capt. Stephen o. EIkins. which
occurred in Hersnan. IL. On the 23d
inst. Capt Elkins vas well known in
WheelOek and that vicinity. In 1862
he enlisted and was chosen and lieuten-
ant IN Co. G, 18th Regiment Vt. Vol
unteers- He served with distinction,
having received promotion. and returned
to engage IN farming, and in teaching
music during the winter season About
1856 be went West. together with 9TH
er persons from Wheelock. and settled
IN Hersuan- Here he engaged in
mercantile pursuits in company with
Mr.. Hersnan, ; leading citizen. who
gave name TO the town He afterwards
married the daughter Of the senior part
ner- The business Of the firm rapidly
Increased and they added to it manu-.
featuring establishment for the making Of
agricultural machines and implements,
Capt Elkins has suffered some time from
lung difficulty and was taken sudden.
y and violently i'll with congestion Of
the lungs He lived but . few days
after the attack He leaves = wife and
abeautiful little girl Capt Elkins was
one Of the most genial. social and noble
men We ever net He was much es.
teeued here. and held prominent place
IN secretly, the church, and the masonic
fraternity IN his western home His age
was about 50 years .HB-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
9rlrans County #unitor.
NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

r o. Oweu. bxrtgu. New luruice
Yrt-rsr StEry- bIrtal. Ni1lnery a-d Dress Makizg
rsacr,lu. Hartou. Fuir-ir. Gr1iuiuz e
Il d E1riaI. Wsst Glrrsr. Aacsiou
a L. r--ksr Barte1 Lauslr- Shoeu-akfu.r
s-as-r rhsrf 3 CO Bestun. Or,rzrs
Ft-lr talh-up. kcs-11. Great En-i-sh Rer-efv
--s El..k .lnsi. ca1ri-s1cn. P-tition 90 rfsorrs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
strength to the Body
YIGOR TO THE MIND

Eerasyfhz Nertss s@asaxIty D~ggs.s,oa - spiriis.
Deassnfia nnd Mesee1sfl4
Psses azss Lazy aze. 9s00 Eaeh yaekaEe u
CoEdlz1 BeSm azsatzses asgT a ~ Toatc fiiia.
49, aas atss 80 seyafszeiy - - 81 ~ boz
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
Local News.
GEgERAL

A Ere AZ Melodies Falls on SATURDAY
night and sunday morning destroyed
the planning nil belonging to the MeIu-
does Fall Lumber Co. three dwelling
houses. barn. and 4 large amount Of
lumber. No particulars resolved.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

NRs- FI~ETGHEK, 81 CisEe@~sG, an6
1TR@. -TORE. q Se~ ysrk. have enzszss
sssue sSps-ase - sa-slag Essss lsey - = pSses
. 80 a. zas AZ n seed y 5lsy y Ezes asklaE
Give Them "a Call
sazsse Nj 2 ia Gsss
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
NERVOUS PROsTRATIOE.

II IL q The highest Importance thea that inalvid
eAls shonA be able 70 i0dge f0g themselves By their
oSs Feelings Il and 70 What extent they are attacked
~ thls nstdaeus enenay health comfort and even
NE Itself n len 10 run its unchecked b. The
early and prOurs application Of curative remedies
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

II Cevessry Ap<il "a Garry B4rshoaoassw. Wiss q
yseos Rs~s1 sgd = years and 10 months
In coasss<.sr Ap-S L. Ms. Nara Il Norse. azaSh-
Ter e Noses Hazard & R-OSSae1 ssed IS ye~s saa
II 2rashS.
In osansaury. APsa IS HArrses n. vie e c r.
whfHex SGD e wears.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
TROY

WZ Carter neE With quite serious
seel5ens lzzs Wednesday He vas but
ting OF eEaPboar3s IN C. r. seeTens &
Cos nil and very ezrslessly run his
left hand On the saw and cut his fore
fag-r almost q. - that It hung By =
little q the skin He also eszE his had
badly His Es11d vas dressed By Dr.
A c Marta and ke : DING veil Al
80 ere dzy zzs Esek Elbridgs Hiteh-
eek had so1e Il rs E-zsrs badiy sus
vale at work with PIaner II C. p sse-
Eens & Cos Bard Nil He vas anew
kand and wzs nS< ussi - RaShinery.
bGt VII uadsubse3iy be little more
-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
MARRIED.

NA&AIN M H.AAN-
Ia ysAa~oa- Aesa - ~ Rev, G. H. FreneA. n r
n~rkez e Lewsa - Mss eeOuSsns n RarnA4n ef
gsArsec-
In AioAay. Apxi =. ~ Rev. AEh~rt watSoa. Wharf
E9-Asss = Ms Mlaa GeOrre. tStA q Albany.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-04
SECRET SOCIETIES.

h orP-trNDoS LODGE No :, nr eta very WedneS-
day evening al q O'Clock, IA Masonic iiai, AZ
Knights in GOOD st,iing aIc codi!iiy lnv:lcd TO at
tsnd. L. Nj IuTTiE, Z. G, III. bisiior, Ia "i
n.
10. F'--SAIINA LoD0E No. 2s meets ut Odd Eel
lowe Hall ,,er, 1buisa, evening al - o'clock. BID
NlTTAAAN, n. q Co>kAD, Secretary
F.-S.NAl ESCAHPMKST No. Is, at Odd Fellows
Hsli Grst and th.'l Tuesdays in each month, Ht' {
s'clork a. NJ Al kncam,incht mcInbrrs IA gboi
standing art iavri.d to attend. X. IL. Eisiior. Z.
p, r. l.. NoRroS. SCrbe.
AFxaM -->AIISA LODGE No. GO, nj Masonic HILL,
nr,t and ia rd Moli,lav i'm each month. CSA>. +.
.FAyLKNER ". a., n. >. CCSSIsGnAH, Secretary
sALISY Royal ARCH CHATTER M. rs II Masonic Hal
second aud fourth M0n.iay IN c.ch noath. &. *.
uSDAEwoop, II. h. ii p, Is. >. NV>NtSonAM, Sec
TetWN.
xIBIAM LODGE, No s, u OF R-AIeets in Odd Fellows
Hail sroOnd and fourth Friday rveainS .: ear: month
Ala .. N e. l.. SOarbS, y. q; &. >, OoSHAp, X.
e.. NKs. y A. NorroS, V. q.