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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24
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3,pei 0amen waren bon Dem Wobl,
tbdtisteitsperein, benz Ie angeb0rten, Be,
ouitragt, einc armc Ganilic il, einem Der
drml item Yiertel bon paris 81 belu9en.
sic irrten li6 uber in Der Wobnun9 uno
tomen in ein9aus BON siemli6 trauri9em
Neubern, eritiegen nit Miibe eine onntle
Sreppe nno tlopfen an Die Sbiiren. sSm
eriten 3immer ontlpprtete 9iiemano, i'm
5weiten rief cine lh'uad)e @timme
~9erein :" Sic tretsn Elm uno beIinbcn
lid in einen iebr reinliden, aber oller
Meuhcln entbebrenben 3immer. Cine
| iunss Jrau, ourd) oas Tieber abeema>
9ert> lie9t ouI Der Groe auf einem@trob.
! lad> nrheN ibr itebt cine tleine Tlolde
uno el>1 NiIas. Die Belutberinen fro9en,
Oh lie oiejcni9e lei, an Die lie 9elpislen
uoroen Die Name, Den oieTrau uannte,
mar Elm anoerer als Der, sen Die Oamen
i'm Slime botten. ~9lber", iagte Die qltere
oeriel6cn "5ie linb tranf, Sic linb in
Notb?"
SD babe niebt I'M 9uIie, sebeten,"
antwortete bic &ranfe errDtbeno, uuno
balb ,piro mir eine bormber5ige @@,pe.
ter Die Mr;neien brin9en, beren ib ned
bebarf; IL bin aber siemli6 beHer ge.
>uorben, ood," leBte lie bin;u, inoem lie
! lid et,pas erbrb un6 id auf ben Wrm
itiibte, ~9emiB bat sic Der liebe cSott &C.
lonot uno be,pirtt ooB sic li6 in Set
Sbure irrten. lMollen sic freunbli6n
5tuei @todluerfe b0ber lteisen ? @ott sebe,
Dap es ni4t gu ipdt 1T: Gilen Sic ellen
sic, i9 bite "
Sic beioen Oamen 9eben rdlG binaui
uno flopfen al Bic 6e5eidnete Sblre,
Niemano antluortet. @ie tlopfen nod
mails, gum britten Male >. . 9a ant.
tuortet cine raube @timme vQBer lit
oa ,uas wollt ibr?" - ug4ir fommen,
um Gu9 9iilfe 5u bringen."
~Wir baben feline 9iilfe mebr n0tbig,
labt uns terben."
~@robcr @ott 5ffnet ooG> 0inet!"
"Nein lo9e id> 'uir molten ni6t ldn9er
leioen."
uOeifnct uns, I'M Nomen @ottes es
1T cure Na@bariu I'M 5peiten @tod> Die
uns berl9idt."
ultnlere Na9barin 2"
vSa, cine iunge iebr trante Trau."
~&ranf, oieier gngel!" uno bic S6iire
0ffnete ii@ raid. Das ein3i9e Tetit iter
oieier 9aditube mar nit Papier pertlebt,
uno elm Roblenfeuer brannte mitten in
6er Stube. Ser Mann Itano aui uire9t
cine Grau til ieeno neben einsm 19le9ten
8ctt, uorin stuei &inoer l@lieien, perbars
ibr @eli9ti in ibren 9dnoen. Sic einltrS+
menoe falte 2uft wedte zines Der Rinoer.
n Mama! io9te es, 8roo."
vN9!" fen bsibe 9amen 5u9Iei9,
mir baben tein8rob> aber bier iit3uder,
Gbecolooe; if, ib> mein &ino !" uno Die
iiingere 9ame nabm bas &in6 aA bic
Wrme uno rei9te linn gboeolaoetdjel9en>
|uel@e es 9ierig peri6lang. i
~Mama !" ia9te es uie i&med: 6as !
gut 5ino mir pieueidt 19on inn Yara'
oieIe? 0iele. iG6nen Damen, fno es )
bic Gn9el oes lieben @ottes 2" 9,e Mut= )
Ter betradtete NIT gnt3iiden ibr Rin6, :
peldes in ben Mrmen ber iun9en Same .
a9 +; ober Die dltere leerte Die B0rle in /;
bre 9ano unb empfabl ibr, in aller Gilel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

lorslole &nabe bate nur sic M6alid)teit
Deg yprludrts, ttid)t Die Der NIdfe1r be-
oa6t. Menn er es ,uosen 1ollte, Ib 81
blden, poran fonute Ct litb balten, um
mieoer berunter 5u 1teisen ? Seine Jibe
beoedten Die uin5igtleine Tldbe> ,uorauf
er itano, uno unter Der lelben mar nid)ts
ols eine nadte glatte lan9e @tan9e, Die
li& nnter Ieinem@etui9te 5u bieeen idien.
Seoer 0eriu9> bieleu Grt 3u perlaH fen,
par fa1t unpegmeioli1er SOB, oenn er
muBte babel nptbpenoig oos@lcibgewi1t
oerlieren uno ouf @erbed Derubitiir3en.
0ie l1nten itebenocn, Die 9anSe Monn.
ldait 1ammt Den OfIi5eren iparsn aufs
Weroed 9eeilt, bliften ratbfbs Su Der
I4minoelnoen 90bs. Scr erlt Gieutnont
9riff ms6anil4 nod Dem @pra6robr>
UNI Dem armen Bob Den 8eiebl Sun'9er@
abitei9en gu 9eben; aber taum bate er
oos Hobr an Die 2ippen eelebt, 10 lieb er
es ,uisoer linfen, ols ob li6 ibm Die ue'
berjeu9ung ouf9eorungen bdtte, oab Iein
commandment per9eblitb lein wiirbe.
Sn oielem Nugenblide er1bien oerGom.
mooore, Der Batter Gcb's> Der unbemertt
bon IQen in cuem llferbpote beran9e'
ruoert mar. Ser Captain tbot feline
Tra9e, CAB teineu 2aut BON ji9. IS mar
eine 9ertuliide @etalt, nit 9e6rdunten
ltrengeu 3iigcn, uno er jtono bel ben
@eetaoetten in ben &ufe> er bese nur
serinse 3unei9uns fir leincn @obn. Gr
bsbouoelte ibn 5war nit Oerlelben@trenge
,pe Die iibri9en Gaoetten, aber 9lei6ppDl
loar es Dem auf fmerfamsn 8eobabter ge=
pib, Dap er ieinen Sobn ;u iebr liebe,
I'm i'm ;u oer3ieben uno oaB sr i'm in
oerlelben @dule Der Nfuben u,eo Gntbeb=
run9en, ,uorin er ielblt Su leinsr boben
Steaung lid auf9el@,uunsen bate, gum
Seemann bil0en mollte.
Sic Nnturi it oes Captains CAB ben
BIiden Der erlammelten Mannl1aft
pl0bli6 cine anoere 9ti1tung; oenn Sc,
Der mar begieri9, ben @inbruf ;u 1ebeu,
ben bic @eiabr leines ein5isen @obnes
auf Dem 8eli6te oes Daters berporbrin-
gen muroe. Ser Captain CAB ieoo9
ni9t our3 oas eerin9lte 3eiden 3u er-
tennen, tpas in ibm uorsing. @ein Muge
bebielt ben bisberi9en ltren9en Musorud>
auf ieiner@tirn tuaren Die 9e'uobntenTal-
ten li@tbar uno feline gepreBtsn 2ippcn
5ei8ten oielelbe Gntlblollenbeit, Die i'm
INNER aus9e5ei&net batte. 9lIs er bag
Weroed erreidt Bate rib er Dem Seelol-
ooten Die Mustete aus Der 9ano, le9te
iie rubig auf ieinen @obn an, inoem fr
i'm 5u9leid obne @pra6robr nit leiner
Donnerltimme anrief v&obert, 1pring
Gber 8oro> ooer i@ 9fbe Geuer!" Ser
Rna6e i6ien su s0sern uno lpantte> oenn
ct Itredte ben Mrm aug, ols Oh ct oas
@lei@gewi@t nur nit Mube erbalten
tonne, No@ einmal erbob oer Gommo.
bore feline 9etualti9e Stimme : Spring
ilber 8oro !" rief er nod 19neller un6
na@oriidli6er, ves 1T oeine lebte&ettung."
Raum bate Der &nabe oieie @orte per-
nommen, 10 tbat er nit aIler ibm au &C.
bote itebenoen Strait einen Sprung in
Die 2uft Gin balb unterbro9ener. .Wn9H-
ruf tpuroe unter Der Mann19oit Iout.
Ser Batter CAB feincn 2aut bon 1i6, er
l9ien taum 5u atbmen. Ser Gnabe fiel
pteilldneQ Don ber 19redli9eu 66be ins
Wteer, aber ebe Die Wo9en li9 iiber
Inn fh1oHnr %,.o~ns eL...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-24

elmer Mrt pon @tumpflinn. Ssood sur
8eiinnun9 tommeno loste er: Nteine
Damen . sic lino bersel6idt BON unirsr
Na9barin i'm 5lueiten Stod? sic teuncn
ol]o oielelbe 2"
vNein> eiu sliidlider Srrtbnm bat uns
au ibr gefiibrt; ba ,pir lie franf fanoen.
boten mir ibr einise $oiilfe an; aber lie
bat WQes ab9elebnt, um uns in aler
9oit Su gud ber3u,peiien. aDer lit lie
Senn 2" Gin Gneel> Maoame! Elm nab
rer Gn9el @ie lit 9lrbeiterin :uno arbei=
tet fir elm 9rObes 2einen9ei6dft. Ser
Grl6s ibrer Nrbeit senii9te fir ie, uno es
9lng ibr gut, ols mir einso9en. sic 1pielte
Sulueilcn nit meinen &inoern uno CAB
ibnenQedereien. pl6bliA wuroe id trant>
oer Spp6us ergriii MIDI. Dbg!ei@ unlre
Nabarin Der &ube lebr beourite 10
wad)te lie bod Die Nadt unb .arbeitete
am Gage Nle unlre Griparniiie, ale Die
ibri9en ouroen oerbraud)t; oann iFStu d
fir @tiid, unlre 9anje 9ausridtung in's
2eibbaus 9e>panoert, uno oabin 9ingen
aud ale Meubel Der Nadborin. 5cit
S'pei Sogen babsn mir lie ni6t 9eleben ::
ob9leid nod iebr idwob, bin i'd oo9 81
ibr binob9egangen> une als i'd lie franf>
fano, jenes Simmer lab, NORM ,ns Su
2iebe nidts mebr suriid9ebliebeu ,uar,
perlor itb Den 3opf z; ih 9iu9 ,uieber ber>
anf uno fra9te meine Trau, >uarum Tie
mid nidt an Der &rantbeit babe iterben
laHen, oo i'd jekt Dor 9unger jterben
miiBe? 8rin9e oeiue &inoer binpeg, babe
id SIT ibr selast, i'd mill mid umbrin.
gen. oa i'd eud nidt erndbren tann. sic
bat mid ni6t uerlaisn wollsu, lie bat
allies M09tid)e getbaa, I'M MIDI bon
meinem Norbaben ab5ubrin9en, aber id
nar entl6lolleu. 9a fat lie mir gelagt {:
Nun gut uenn ou ,uirflih lterben tpilE
10 iterben mir ;uiammen sic bat 5u@ott
yebetet uno bat MIDI 9e'pdbren laNen !;
lire &inoer waren einsei6lalen, oa fnb
sic berauf9efommen."
9ie jiin9ere 0ame trat wieoer Elm, ei.
nett Sort am Nrm, uno Die junge Mrbeir
term unter1tibeno ,uelde faT sulam.
meniinfen >poQte. % Peter !" laste
iie, Cure Trau fat mir @lles erjdblt,
unO id) bin 9efommcn nm Gu6 Nor.
wiirie 5u MAIDEN. Wie? na9oem Der
liebe @ott Gud ,uieoer 9eiun0 gemabt>
oaB .Sbr in eini9en Sa9en Cure
Nrbeit >uieOer bdttet beginner t0nnen.
nun babt SIR bos tbun lpollen> lpas bic
Rrantbeit ni6t permo6t: Gu9 lelblI
t oten? g@ babt SIR oas uobl BE.
oa6t 81 d tOoten> Cure 6rau, Gure&in=
Der? Wib SIR tuobl oob oos Elm 9roBcs
Verbre@eu if?"
4eter betra9tets ie multiplying, 9robe
5brdnen Foiien aug ieinen 9lusen. Gnb.
|i@, nieoertnieenb, rief er i6lud,ens !:
,@er;eibun9, Wer5eibun9 i'd bin ia fein
En9el, uie sic es lino. Nls i'd @is frant
;ano, als id Sbr 3immrr leer unb ale
Sbre jd6nen Mobel ,uesseididt 1ab ba
@ien es mir, als bate ibr 8 { 9et0btet,
d mar gang BON @innen."
9it altere 0an1e faBte Die 9dnbe Der
Irbeiterin uno 'astc: "Sa, mein Trdu.
Elm 9eter bat &e6t> Sie iino einGn9el!
Ran iaet, mir leien miIotbdtis, neil mir
~ a s @utes tbun; aber @ie, sic ia.
ZEN aues se9eben. NQes, logar ibr 2eben
aben sic 9eben wollen. Md! tuelde
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-13

The great American inventions which
have been adopted all over the world
are the following /, The cotton gin,
without which the power loom and the
machine spinner would be helpless. 2,
The planning machine. 5, The grass
mower, and grain reaper. 4, The rOta-
ry printing press. 5, Navigation by
steam. 6, The hot air (caloric) engine.
Z. The sewing machine. 8. The machine
manufacture of horse-shoes. 9. The in
dia rubber industry. 10. The sand blast
(fOr carving. IL. The gauge lathe. II,
The grain elevator. 10, The artificial
manufacture of ice on large scale. IA,
The electromagnetic, and its practical
application, by Henry and Morse. 10.
The only successful composing machine
for printers.
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orleans County munitor,
NEW ADYERTISEMENTs
c0vHEeTleuT 3 PAssUMPsIC r. R.
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Probate Courts are held at New port on Monday and
saturday, and At lusburgh on Wednesday and Thus
I,y OF eaGh week The following business was trans
acted ror the week ending December II.
Dec. r. A. Audrus estate; order Of notice Tor
.s,tlsmsnt: hearing Dec 81 at Newport
Dec s.-samuel Withers' estate; settlement Of adj
m.nistraiion account; decree Of assignment T. 2.
C5urser's estate order Of notice Tor settlement;
hearing Dec. 20 at Newport. Luke Aiken's estate;
orlcr of notice for settlement hearing January 1 at
Newport.
1--we. OIL G. Chafcy's estate settlement Of execu-
tar's account. John r. Chafey minor; H. W. Chafey
appointed trustee. 2. A. Racks estate; license
granted Mary Eager's estate license granted.
Dec. ll.-Thomas Collins estate commissioners
rsror returned
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-13

ATTENTION All those that need shoe
leather please remember that FLINT
BROS. & CO., Barton Landing, Vt. have
the largest stock of mems and boys
boots to be found in Northern Vermont.
And in addition they have just received
80 cases of mems. boys aud youths
overshoes, rubbers and rubber boots of
every style, and sizes to fit, from No.
10 youths foot to No II mans. Also
large line of white and black mecca
sins. buffalo boots, &c, &c. All Of the
above stock must be sold before January
lss, as they wish to close out this branch
of their business by that time. Call
and see if they have what you want
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-13
DIED.

zz%-An notices Of deaths Inserted free obituary
notices and poetry fUe cents per lins.
In Lowell. Dec. 4. Chancey Sawyer. aged p years.
In San Leandro. Cal. Sept g. Bonnie H., son Of J..
Carrie (Ketchum) and W. ". Warren, aged months
and days..s .ssas--.- - -
In Barton Nov. 9. Arv1Ila wife Of Samuel Twombly,
aged sc years.
In Greensboro. Dec. 6. Julia A. smaley aged 81
years, months and % days
In Barton Landing Dee. II. Of membrsnous Group.
Alice. only daughter Of J. T. and T. 2 Locke aged IL
months and I6 days.
In Walden. Nov 20. Of heart disease Philena Hay
den. wife Of Rev C. D. Ingrsham. aged 80 years. An
earnest Christian worker. beloved by all who knew
her
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-13

Y Ephriam Mold has bought piece of
land Of Amos RobinsOns. between III.
varney's and the rail road, and has
erected a coliseum thereon.
We give considerable portion of our
space this week to the Presidents Mes
sage, believing that our readers will be
anxious to learn what the President
knows and says about the affairs of the
nation.
Cold weather don't bother G.. W. Jen-
ness much. During the past week he
has sawn off the gable end of his barn.
pulled it north 20 feet, and got the ad
ditiOn boarded. shingled aud we'll along
towards completion.
The Ladies Aid Society realized a
profit of about S45 from their oyster
supper, held last week. They desire to
thank the Congregational society for the
use Of the vestry and other favors re-
ceived from their hands.
The man who created the excitement
at Evansville, one week ago Sunday
and got up record as a suicide. thi,
week gets his name into the paper among
the marriage notices. Burton has a nov
ell method of bringing refractory parents
to terms.
Orange MOssman and wife, returned
home from California. where they hav
resided for the last year and half
last Monday evening They brought u
a monster pear weighing four pounds
which, however, by accident, got mutt
lated before it reached US but we ar
much obliged, all the same.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton will send delegation of Worker
to this place. who will begin series O
meetings next Friday evening, to cor
tiuue until Sunday evening. 1t is hoE
ed that the friends of christianity Wi
do the most possible to make these meet
ings profitable to this community.
A correspondent in California, ha
sent us the weather record from tia
state, during the month of Novembe
The warmest weather during the mont
was rs degrees the coolest. "a degree
at midday; the mean temperature, .
degrees. There were 81 cloudy an
rainy days during that month. III
California November averaged abol
l l-2 degrees warmer than Septembt
in st. Johnsbury.
At the annual meeting of the 0rleal
Lodge +. g. A. ~, held Dec. 10, IL
; following officers were elected for IL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-13

LYoS's KATHAIRoN prevents the Hair
from falling out or turning gray, renews
its growth, and gives strength and vigor.
1t is delightfully."- perfumed, and makes
a splendid dressing 1t is the cheapest
and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
duced. Used by the elite. Price only
so cents. 5-l5
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-13
22eaoime 21ofices.

POVERTY Is BAD. but the worst kind
of poverty is poverty of the blood; this
makes man poor indeed. for it takes
away his strength. courage and energy /;
but enrich the blood with its vital ele-
ment, Iron. by taking the Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxide Of from and you
will feel rich and las good as anybody"
Try it.
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READ,
CONSIDER,
AND


This is to say sSu S s6 nos s ssy ne rs s
Goats for $l7, former price SEQ.
This is to say Sg Boots sss f %Dl sas 1 aS
to crack, at HALLS
This is to say oa can Rsa ss the a sss, =.
also Cloaking for Children. at HALLS.
This is to say sSease., nS q, n er 0s y.ses
Chldren's Toys consisting OF Tea Sets Toilet Sets.
Mugs. Moustache Cups. Ladies' and Gents Fancy
'Kerehief Boxes. Bnfdmg Acrobat and Menagerie
Blocks, and many useful and ornamental articles for
Christmas, at HALLS.
This is to say ss srsd saeE Z, S o
Gents six Ties Embroidered and Plain six 'Ker-
chiefs, at HALLS
This is to say i aaes a'y h Ssss lot sS q
Childrens worsed Leggiugs-the real British Merino
Bal-briggan and Rleece-lined Hose A complete line
of Ladies' two-button Black Kids wARRASTED Gents
Cloth Gloves etc Collars. cnlaretis Balmoral Yarn
in Balls, ''rew thing" Ladies' and Gents Worsted
Jackets. Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Scarfs Nu-
bias, DC, at HALLS.
Inls Is 10 say line Of Ladies and Misses
Boots and Shoes. ana Christmas Slips be found
| HALLS.
This is to say cane aS best ss PToe S So'' a
HALLS
This is to say sn sp0d p GsRss csn
bought for so cents at HALLS.
This is to say s or d fIn a aRI L S"0sA
| This 10 70 cor that a complete and full
| AAp 10 W 90 assortment Of Groceries
can be procured at HALLS
| This 10 +o COY, that the prices Of al
4 hAo 40 " ga kinds of goods are lowe
than elsewhere at HALLS.
| This &c 70 cow that all kinds OF Produc
| 40 - Soy Is wanted m exchang
for goods especially Maple Sugar in tubs at HALLS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-13

FARMERS. ATTENTION We have
contract for T,oo thousand Bushels Of
Oats to fill. and will pay the highest
market price for them. Price governed
by quality. FLINT BROS. & co.
Barton Landing. Vt. 8. 1873.
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Enthusiastically the best sustained work Of
the kind in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
hLUSTRATED.


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Of the pubic miud.-B0stOa Gtob<
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enterprise artistic wealth. and efary culture
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eva al the DAYS Of It's life Brooklyn Krgis
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hIst appeared serials ID this kag1xin>. In oil
spects IL Is excellent periodical and folly deserve
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Petftfon for Divorce.
STATE OF VERMONT ! SAMUEL \ French
DALLAS COcSTK CogEI.
February Term. A. 4. ls7s IVA A. FRENCH.

STATE OF VERMONT ] SAMUEL u FRENCH.
EesTasSs Tern. A. D isis IVA A. SEExcH.
wEEKEAa SAMUEL 3. FRENCH Of Glover in u
County n Orleans and Etzts asgfesalc A&s hee Tee
cIerks Oscs a sssd County COuFt bis H. fes aggrcs
setting forth Substances that he 49, = aJ asrre1
70 The sal1 IVA A. Preach ~ s.3G.h dsY v M
A. b. ls7z BsFt0n Ia tEe County " Orleans sure
sAsd b lhs feF. = n. kAleolm. nluis1ss u 49,
Gospel ard fhat II n al IbnSs haa EssS IA marital
Fssk. a2d sl4r as ss.d ksS A. krs4eh oizfaSAr4ne
bey marital FaNa tks Ksth any - OcLoSsrf A u
lss@ whully deserted HE aac lt@lAat and tAat the
aleizug las Fssiasd in Clover. 10 sad Ceants snc
s1zte for he past thfes geasa 80 teseia pfayins
5oEls a naAlriaogs RAJ " ea141lEsa 4a1
daxercs sr4nte2 hsE. AH1 y b@ang msa4e - apIeaE
hat ne sAd ksA A Ffenea Eeai=a w&saE shs st4ts
that citation ezAnot be served SPA kex
II - eFs1xrei taS sic s1D=4ber - s41 lsE eta AS
order b. Eablss4sa 10 ths Dsl@AHs Cesetg M0Gssss :
Ss@ky sess5speT gsislod a Ee1ses = aAa ceeess y
Orleans thfee Nseks sse1essfssl1 he tsst - shs1
SHAH b. thfes resks pEox = 4ext tsrn " n4e Ce9Es
y - k1A1eA a. E4k1ERh wsShin x11 ~ s&ae cOaHgY
g she eEs1 Tsesas u EessusFy a. D. teEs tat sss
64at Eva A. trekeA nl4y eFgasr 4&c ssaSes thefet1
Dsled IfaA0aFzA tbs fNessF-s a2y - Assess-
- cUsAMAw oGaSk
VI RoeIksOh Asag tr TssiE1assE 600
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MARRIED-

In South Troy Nov 90 by Rev. J. McDanald W. n.
Dubois of Troy and Lovisa Crandal of Jay.
In South Troy Dec. 2, by Rev. J. Mcdonald Charles
NJ Flint and Mae A Gains both of Troy. a-.tt.
At West Derby. Nov. %, by Rev. S. s. Nickerson,
George p Parlm and Miss Jennie NJ. Lunt, both Of
Charleston .tt -... .t .... e .stase =. \. 7
In Glover, Dec Q. by Rev. L. Hill. Mr.. Joseph II.
Cook and Miss Cynthia E. Parker, Both Of Glover.
In Bloomington. Dec. g. by Rev. A. H. Webb. Mr..
William Z. Burton and Miss RosalaHd Hubbard. both
of Charleston.