davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
Vermont News
ADDISON COUNTY.

MIR. Almer II. Eun of North Ferrisburgh has q
tiambletonian STA lion, two years old last spring
which weighed, Sept. 18th, 1850 pounds and stands
l5i. hands h Ugh
The Reform school boys came from Waterbury
to- their new quarters in Vergennes, Wednesday
The Rev. DIR. Goodby of vergennes, presided at
the fifth annual Sc sion of the Vermont State Bap
list Convention, at st. Adams, Oct. 9th, and the
Rev Charles IIibbard of Chester preached the
semi ntennial sermon.
Three hen thieves from Ripton. Mark and Luke
Piper and W. Z. Howard, are in jill awaiting eX-
animation.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Some rogue cut the straps by which Forepaugh 5
two largest elephants tied, on Wednesday
night, at Bennington, and the beasts ate up half an
acre of potatoes and frightened a woman half to
death by rattling her window blinds in the attempt
to get some apples on the window sill. 1t was
SO dark that she could not foot from the WIN
dow and when she opened the shutter huge
trunk was writhng after the apples. The poor
woman fell over backward. screaming, = o. what
a snake
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Extra meetings are being held this week at the
Kirby meeting house, conducted by Kew. :. S.
Brigham Union, oct eth.
Alnnz, Potts, heal clerk in F,,irbanks'S store at
St. Jom-burv, ordered skeleton won IN used
to display dress goods remove | from it, place IN
the store, the other day, but coming in aud see
ing still in its ri zee. he suppo threw his
arm aroun'! ii 10 AIRY II away, when he found II
was a flesh md blood woman; she would listen TO
no apologies bat u Il her husband, who came to
the store for ven-eancc, but WAS soothed with n
gift of * pounds of sweet potatoes.
Rev. G. ". Southsate of st. Jphnsbury IS called
to the Cong tegatlont church at Jacksonville, Ill.
CIlTrENDEN COUNTY.
lat expo led.
\ match game of base ban ms played in Rich
monl on lturdty, Oct ,brr II, between the Orr
entails of X chm IN and the Monitors, Of Jericho
Eight inning, were pltve !, At the end of which the
score Stood - for the Orient' and 30 for the Mon
Itor-.
Considerable cN :itement prevails at WLllston
over tn nhl nan trcatm .nt ola f,ur-year old son
OF Edward IIursllll who was found by selSc TIM an
lst week. cpnfilc in an unturnI-hed shed, W ith
hardly any cioth!lS uion him, an / covered with
tn an vcrmin. IL coull not walk OF tall !, and
had every appearance OF being an iilot while the
room In which n was confined had evi !ently no
been cleaned tor two years. The town AL thori-
ties and state, ATTORNEY Hewitt are Investigating
the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
D f A L II :.

In Berlin. September az JOSIAH BUTTEEFIFID
aged 81 Years .nonths and % days
In, Waterbury,. October 3, CHARLES f OLCoTT
Of thlra--O. Ill the a5,h
mans taken Chi,a for InternltI.t-
In Waterbury, Octob'r6.J G BATCHFLDER. a--.-i
s. Years His remains were taken to Manchester y
H, for lncrinent.
pt Saaia Ski h ys Of NJ STE
I EtbAH, ATsrIN Of Ch b and Mrs SARAH
,, T6sErHINE r GIoFFEREY., y4nn-est daithtrr
Alians. aged wears and > months
Ia West Tulsl.ain. October . NANCY BAGLEY aged
> Years.
COMB. AGED Il yrars
IS ears
In HIEhrate, at the VI f parsonage. September eeth
81 Kf. ana Mss h.I- s M5 Hlb # u Enos
III Waitsfeld. oct 81. HENRY DEWEY. AGED - years
and = days He was man I'll tried aid approved II
IL Wiam-town. Sept. 2sth. ADAL1NE DAvEN-
and the th.,s. Who die in the Lord Is her
reward
In Montl elier. ctohar y. EDGAR b. Only ,lili Of
days
d. they cali or lost one Eidi.-
Do they know the CAV. HIM
When his first the light:
10 the ANGELS fondly call him
- by the nalne We loved 50 we'll:
VIZ have often thought and wonderful
WHO can tell US: who can te!l'
shall We know our little Eddie
When We meet the distant shore:
shall VT press hum To our bosonl-,
Ne'er TO Iart-no, nevernlort"
shall e call HIM Eddie. darllug
lust III the days Of yor-:
HIIl H. know his dear
On the brlsht and golden shore
II! his white arms about ~.
VIII ms warm heck press our.
Mi lie talk III broken accents.
just the odeu time:
oh W hone 70 meet our darllu.
When day of life : done.
And forever call him Eddie
., Our loved. lost. little Oh.
Robe his form tenderly.
Lay HIM 10 rest.
FeId his white hands
TN his stlll breast
Oh. let his last slulnbcr
Be meath the sod.
W hen the Shines brightly
Where L overs nod
Tcnier!y. tenierly.
Dust unto dust:
To tIud. our Fathers care.
uur child trust.
Ed-ar was lent TO Us.
But not
The Savior has callei him
II me TO heaven
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
Che FREEMAN.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1875.
MONTPELIER, VT.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
valuable for its news from all parts of Vernon
and friends in different parts of the State, ce
pecally in Washington, Orange and Lam0ile Coun.
tbs. will confer 4 great favor upon and our
readers by sending us local intelligence. GIVE us
acts and We will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
TOHN c. CROSsETT-S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Washington.
In Probate Court held at Montpelie- said District
on the oath day of September. 4 d, ls.5-
The administration account Of Joseph a. Smith
Administrator of the estate of John c Crosset late
Of Duxbury in said District deceased presented for
examination and allowance and apple alton made
for decree of distribution and partition Of the estate
of said deceased.
Whereupon, II is ordered by said court that said
connt and said application be referred 10 session
thereof TO be held the Probate Ofce said Mont
teller the 18th day Of October y les fr hearing
and decision thereon: And. il il further ordered that
notice hereof be given to all persons interested by
publication of the same three weeks successively IN
the Green Mountain Feeemsn. newspaper published
AZ Montpeier previous said time appointed for hear
inv that at said time and place and
show if any they may have why said account
should not be allowed and such decree made
BY he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY

The receipts AZ the late State Far fell short about
5! so # paying the premiums and expenses. IL
sad that i Adams i f5uriug TO get the Fair for
the next three vcals.
Heavy rams htveb en- prevalent throughout the
northern section OF Vermont Tor ten ten days past
THURSDAY night the stars shone bright. the weather
grew extremely cold and a heavy white frost toll
lowed, which has seriously injured the grape crop.
>.uu..lcrs along the borders of Vermont and
Canada eve 81 Adams VILE berth since the
recent arrest Of several extensive -mngslcrs. The
Custom OH :crs are more viglIant nee Set try
ifIl-toy came into iii e.
81. ALBA>S BUrIEt MARKET oct. 1.-The
10 tIhct Wa quite active. Common grades were
hull Prices, common t. tair, II to - cents; good
sound aiiIc-, - t. - cents prime fall butter 80 o
;; cents, selection, 81 to j. cents gilt Ise,
lrc- ma c, 81 II 1 cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13

P. Il Ut, n!rq, ~ The >tdte OF vermont, NJ
y risSt ~ BUSINESS, Oct0ter Isl. 1879.
HsoIKCE~
loans and Discounts. eltS1S e
f. Bonds ID secure -lrrrilatlpa lu''Fr 90
One IRON, at,Dr0vet reserve ax-l!ts aG-S o5
Rast estate furniture and fixtures. l5J
t'rr~e,- and taxes 2s- -
Checks and other Items, 'S4 ~
R'ls ~ other National Banks. l;sil u
Frirtlonal currency tInclui!I2E Eicka!S 80 81
ieglt Tender noes 4o5c N
Kei-rlttlun fund with I :. Treasurer i've
Ter cent of cIrcui4tlcll. 100 N
I TAI So u
Capital Stock sli IN, 5000" ~
SurTIuS tuu1. 2'nsl ~
other uni!yli / ur fits -35 ~
National Bank NOES outstanding. >-tss ~
deposits subject - check. 81 80
Demand certificates n. deposit. Jl,sl' >
~. So IA
STATE OF VERMONT. 60
County If Washington. $ l. CURTIS WELLS. Cashier
above true 10 the he-, II my Snowflake
and ne!lei CURTIS WELLS. tt4shcr
subs 'rihci and sworn to before me this tn day OF
jas X FULLERTON. Justice b. the Peace.
Correct Attest:
NArHL MOODY.
& ARMS. Directors
PAUL DILLINGHAM;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13

The people of Iowa have two important
Constltut onal amendments to vote for ut
the next election. One of them strike. the
word white " from the Constitution. and
the her strikes ont the wor,l male, g"
thus authorizing woman suffrage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
IRON IN THE BLOOD
PERUII4N Syrup IN IRON TONIC.

THE PERI An SYIlI p vltallzes and enriches the
8lp-i. Tons ui' the system Builds up the Broken
low Cures DN >yeIs7a. Debility. DroIsy. Chlls aud
Fver Chronic pIarrn,a. Nervous Affections. BoIls.
IIurrs- Diseases II the Kidney and Bladder. Female
COMPLAINTS =
Thousands have len chzl-,., by of this
ntiy from weak. -lcklV suffering
1ealthy happy men al i women: and Aids cannot
-easnDahy hesitate ~ II trial
CAUTION BE go fil- PERUVIAN SYRUP
mot Peruvian Bark Sold fI dealers generally
33-page Pamphlet containing treatise on Iron as
tmediral AGENT and other valuable paIers. testimoIl-
lie from distinguished Iill clergy and
thers. will be sent FEEf- all: address
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13

y complete and extensive line of Brus-
scl>. Tapestries. Woods, Cotton Chain,
Hemps. Oil Cloths, etc. etc, Just received
ut y. l.. Cartons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
Orange County Fair,

The Orange County farmers had a little
better luck ut Bradford last week with the
weather than WAS experienced at East
Montpelier. Still there was a cold rain Il
part Of the time during tue exhibition The
show OF cattle and sheep WAS very good.
the trotting was good considering the track
was heavy. In the "A class. G.. w. Lit
ties " Yankee Boy" took first money;
best time. 20. Storekeeper was
second. +. J. I.ibbys " Blacksmith = won
the four-vear-old race, g Pat being second,
" Yankee Boy won the stallion race, and
- Blacks mith the 3 minute race
The following are the premiums awar-
ded on Durhams.
II II Martin Fast Montraliar yrs "a bull LIST. $40
G. X Gray. East Montpelier. > 1, 90
6 X. Gray. EI>t Moltle.ler. year DID bull LIST.
f. / uderlIll. FIerIuput. II. 2W
Chimherllu K son Bradford bull calves Isl , 100
L. X GRAY Fast Noutpeli-r. ID, | o.,
! '.llsnu son Bradf ,rd years old CIV, Isl.
chamber rim X : m Bradford 81. 5ht
J. johnson Il. Bradt ri, yrs old heifer. LIST ) w
Nhaniberllu X SON Bradford, helfer calves, LIST and
H. / Bailey. HaverliIl. years old ball. Honor
able mention
F. IL Hall, of Randolph. took the first
and secon premiums on Merino bucks
The premiums awarded on middle W ools
were
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13

STATE OF EEMp$T.
County Of Wa-hlugton. - l. J. q HurGHToN JR
Cashier Of the above named bank, do -leInIy
that th- ab"v" statement I" the best OF ny
Know ise and belief.
J c. HOUGHTON. JR. Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn t. !tf re me this 18th day
Octot"r, la.
p BLACkWLLI Notary Public.
Correct ATTEST:
J. \. PAGE.
J W Hills.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13

ST ALBA>S ECrIEt MARK It OCT. l. The
10 ,ihct quite active. Common grades were
Hall. Prices common t. far, Il to ,. cents; good
sound ,lllIc- - t. - cents prime fall butter 80 10
;; cents, selection, 81 10 3 cents some gilt 'se,
fresh ma lc, 81 At - cents.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Coventry Is cuj,ylns revival of the liquor
prosecutions, aud many peopc are on the anxious
seat.
Hiram brown. OF >cwppr; Center, was arrested
the h for set llc to his buildings the pre-
vlou, might.
VIM Graves of Barton has tenor drum manu-
featured in town - years ago. He used to pound
1t IN oil f % Iwool days.
The POPULATION of Newport Center. which has
tb-ut one thousand inhabitants, was increased by
nlne bith- ~ dag, recently, the champion
baby weighing Il pounds.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Al the religious services at the Congregational
Church at Cl7tleton, recent sunday, mer.
chant, a lawyer ana a mech lr.lc Off lated. The
first read the hymns ami Scriptures the second q
sermon. and third offered prayer. The benedict
ion VA, omitted, uotwh~ tanning there was a cler-
Eyman III Ia" cnnsrc- atom.
Mr.. Hcary \. Priest Of Boston, Mss, who has
been stupp NJ. tenn loral ly. 1T the Royal House,
sudbury, killed, at one shot, with ordinary
double cI gun. three Will geese, and then with
a tIht, one more, all IN the spa ace OF minute
Back Fever ms IN lle it, appearance in Rut-
and county.
II is reported that the will OF Captain Elmer
Ward now IN the counts. IN Detroit, Mich., con
tanned a bequeet Tor i pablo library in Poutney,
MS native town.
Col. Henry ). o'rott a., lin III king lnyesti,a-
ton, at >rirlt Vale, Chntender. in company with
Mr. Missy, an Engll-h law yer.
WINDutN COUNTY.
hr.Jl1Ics FIX. s., Of Hratteb 30. Is lecturns
on temperance
Erattleboro fnn.cl brought into marke,
last saturday four california squashcs, raised from
s''ci, their unItci weight beng 2!0 pounds.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
II>rovrre in The state. sc IS Mr.. Joshua Church
of Chester.
The Wcather-irll poisoning, case has taken u
new phl-c within the past lew days, MIS-. buns
more, the muricrc-> and woul'-h suicide having
left for pats unknrWn. She has been confined to
her bed ever since the might she attempted her lite
with the poison. and her condition has been such
every night. anI sh' w,- considered n n very
ing "po-sum." There is clue to her whcrea-
bouts and II j. suspected that hes ha ,hauI had
something 10 II with her il-appe france
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF THF
WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK.

Il IL, 7.ru, ~ The state OF Vermont, NJ
e -iss< ~ BUSINESS, OctOter lN, 1879.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

situated miles from depot. = mile schools
churches \ market for all produce Ito
strong soil we'll divided into mownE tIllase. pastur
Axe and woodland The house contains rooms
ample closet ROOM fine god cellar two barns
arE"s - 10 a. salle- - cellar under both plen
~ Of water at barn BIln<s all in good condition
iTl'" SEE for further 'ar;lcIlars address.
JAMES GRAY.
No = fremont r wv Boston Mass Ms.we
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13

Certain philosophers say that our world
has long since pissed its one hundred mill
ionth birthday and its end. though remote
is Il gloomy one. 1t is said tn It the sun
is going out which fact would seem to
lind Confederation in the GOODNESS of the
past month.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06

In the minutes OF the McLennan County
Council, which We publish this morning,
there are two resolutions TO which We
woulj call the attention of Our ciizens gen.
orally, to the end that thorough ca opera
ton may be- the result. The resolution
with regard 10 the Waco cotton mills, aud
the establishment Of pillow manuiactory al
this point
These are both subjects OF vital impor
tauce TO the city, aud We doubt not that the
Council will have the active aud hearty as
sistnnce Of our business men aud citizens
generally. We are glad that both these
great enterprises are at last To have the at
tention OF the progressive and active Order
which has, which is, and which viii 81. do,
30 much towards developing the wonderful
possibilities of our region Of Texas.
onr columns will always be open 10 any
communications or suggestions on the sub
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06
Bruce a Cook, New york.

This house has been so long and so prom
inently connected with the trade, aud II EN-
Joys so high a reputation throughout the
United States, that We mention It as one OF
our advertisers, more as u simple reminder
to dealers, than with any thought Of adding
to the well deserved reputation so long en-
ioyed Founded full hty-iiye year ago,
the house has kept pace with the city Ia her
onward aud steady march rs great com
mercial mart and II, as such, New York
has achieved a recognized supremacy, II Is
due mainly 10 the enterprise aud
liberaliy Of her merchants, con
splcu0us among whom are Messrs.
Bruce n Cook. As importers of metals this
house procurcs its supplies directly from tho
largest aud best foundries Of Europe. II
does an immense city trade, supplying
smaller dealers, who in turn sell to mcr-
chauta more remote. Country merchant.
may Just rs well buy of Messrs. Bruce 4
Cook themselves, aud thus obyiate the In
tCnnediaie expense.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06
Sidewalk Gossip.

The ladies' supper for the benefit Of the
University, 10 be- given Thursday night
is TO be largely attended.
Austin street was a sight to behold yesier.
| day. There was an immense crowd In that
thoroughfarc about noon.
The boys are trying to sharp Simon out of
his iced lemonade stand at the fair grounds,
but Simon ain'i that sort OF shoe whang.
fishing excursion to the blue Bosque is
on the taps. basket dinner, and plenty
Of pretty girls are the Inducements offered
In the hill. such an excursion at this sea
son OF The year would be delightful.
Waco is sending many promising Young
men oui TO the great schools East, to stud,
the learned professions. Mr. Wilbur +.
Shook Is the latest.
There Is TO be a united effort TO build up
our local schools. Many..of our leading citl-
zens express the denomination 10 keep their
children at home another year, Instead of
sending them of to distant schools, espe-
cially young females. ~
Several valuable additions have been made
TO our local society recently. Some highly
cultivated families from the Eastern and
Northern States have settled here fhis fall
aud We are reliably informed that more are
coming very soon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06
Minutes OF the WcLcnnan count,
Council.

Y
McLennan County Council met al
Waco, October 4, 1916, pursuant TO aoill
through the Examiner and Patron,
Council opened with Worthy Master
Lem Jones In the char.
Oranges represented In the Council
October 4, 1879.
White Rock, Shackelford, Walnut
Grove, Evergreen, Robinsonyille, Look
out, Crawford. Aquilla, Aurora, Parish.
Liberty Grove. Boil Springs, White
Hall, Waco, ana Bosque, of McLennan
county; Willow Point, of Bosvuc colm-
ty; station Creek, of Coryell county (;
Peoria, Prairie Valley, aud SCOTS
Chapel, of Hill county; Pleasant Hill,
Tennessee Halley, aud Cedar Creek. of
Bell county.
Worthy Master Jones addressed the
meeting on the subject of cooperation.
giving the plans adopted by Councils
IN difercntparts of the state.
Offered by Shackelfordi
Resolved, That u committee of three
he appointed to correspond with the
owner of the Waco Factory and asoer-
tain u any arrangements can he made
through which the Council may assist
In starting said mills 10 work. Adop-
ted. - asa
ByV. II. Wey;
Resolved. That the Worthy Master
appoint n committee of Ave to investi-
gate all plans Of corporation which
seem TO present the most plausible
features OF success; that said commit-
Tee shall interview merchants upon
their plans of agency, informing them
that they will be required TO enter into
bond with approved security for the
faithful performance OF their duty, ana
That they shall keep their books open
for inspection by board of directors
appointed by the Conncil. reseryiug to |
ourselves the privilege of rejecting any |
ID. That said committee shall report |
HE result of their labors at "A meeting
II the Council, TO be held at Waco on .
he 10Th day of October, 1875.
ith' That We invite all Oranges whose
Riding point Is Waco, to send delegates
% meet us In council ai the time and
place above mentioned. Adopted.
BY s. j, Forsgard:
Resolved, That a committee of three
NJ appointed to confer with Mr. Can
iteson, and ascertain II arrangements
an oe made with him for the manu-
actnring of farming implements.
I'd, Thatsaid committee ascertain IL
'p,plan can be adopted 10 establish IA
nmLer yardat Waco. Adopted
Moved and carried that n copy of the
proceedings be furnished the Examiner
md Patron for publication.
? On motion Of j. b. Grain, the Conn
u adjourned until Oct. 10Th. Ii a. IN.
- LEM JONES, Master.
g. M. HunBy, Secretary,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06
Notices Of our New Advertise.
ments.

We present the advertisement of the
splendid house of l. W. Levine ~ Bro, the
clever aud accomplished merchants on the
corner OF the Square and 81 street Their
fall stock Is now In, and their large store
house IS literally filled 10 Overlooking with
all that Is either rare or excellent in their
line, and we are glad TO note the fact that
the house is filed almost TO Overlooking
from morning until late hour In the night
with customers. A visit 10 this elegant es-
tablishment Will be productive of both
profit aud pleasure. We refer our readers
to the advertisement itself for list Of their
many popular spccialties.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06

REASON WnY,-The reasons why Or.
Prices True Fiavorinp Extracts, Lem
on, vanilla, etc, are superior 10 all
Others is because they are prepared
from the choisest selected fruits ana
aronatics. without coloring or poison
Gus oils, that all the tinvoring principles
are retained unchanged by chemical
action, highly concentrated, requiring
In bottles rs they hold one half more
than those sold for the same size. That
they are in every particular like his
celebrated Cream Baking Powder -
parfspt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06

quail contest between Jerry Head, and sam
Hogan OF Gatesville, will take place at the
coming fair. We know both of the illus
trious warblers, and from what We do know
would not advise Jerry's hackers to he too
sanguine. The man who beats Sam Hogan
and remain up late. There won't be any
more fun in any other feature OF the fair
than eau be extracted from the comiug talk
ing match
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06

The Roanoke Times makes natteiing
mention Of our esteemed townsman, Judge
Renick, who has been paying that village a
visit, aud, as 1t seems, did not escape the in
evitabe speech.
Judge Renick IL live business man and
speaks well. He received the hest atten.
tion aud was several times warmly applaud
ed. our people should weigh his very
practical remarks, and act upon his yalua
Bile suggestions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06

Mr. +. o. Rogers, the Tax Collector, left
yesterday to commence the collection of the
tax of 1873, and delinquent tax of 1873. 1t
will be well for our country friends To be
prepared for him. He will he out OF town
every day In the week, except Saturday, un-
I'll the 2ai inst. The Law requires ilnal
settlement of the sheriff by the 3lst OF De
cemher OF course settlement must he
made before that time to arrange his account
before the final settlement.
npihlAWtncto.l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-06
Why Istts

That cheap, adulteratea baking pow
ders and iavoring extracts ARE warran-
ted equal ia Or. Prices, when II is
known that DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and true Flavoring Extract are
The puvest and healthi,ei mader II Is
because adul,erated kinds are bought
less and give a. better proht. Good
goods havea valuation and afford II
less profit Ia the seller as well rs the
manufacturer. unprincipled dealers
like unprincipled manufacturers will
palm on adulierated articles upon the
community to engender disease, he
cause II puts few more dollars ints
the pocket. This Is tho reason anu con'
those articles which are used IN food,
that are made by manufacturers who
defy compoiition In their price and
make the quality of their goods the
pr,mnr v consideration.