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The Holt County sentinel. [volume] (Oregon, Missouri.) 1865-1880, 1876-09-01
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March 6 Allotment.

II Ii draws less than SIS Company will take it
back rs S. In the purchase of whole bond OF the
Industrial Exhibition Co. ofNew York.
S3w4
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For Sale Cheap.
A No. I Farm of 100 Acres,

One mile South er the City of Oregon.
Persons desiring to purchase comfortable
home with Apple Orchard and ether fruit trees
in abundance together with other good and gem
eral improvements, will do well te look at this
before purchasing elsewhere.
Apply for tea ms TO Lilburn Green upon the
premises or to WIN. HAwkINS, Agent.
: OREGoH. Mo, ls1
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An English revivalist slid down the
banisters of his pulpit in order to show
how people went on backsliding. 81
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
,ren'I J Condit Smith. Buffalo.
james NJ Selover, IL Broad st. y y City.
Paul NJ spofIord, 80 Brosdway, Civ.
Gen'I John NJ Corse. Chicago. Ill.
w. +. Shafler, Is 4 Goth st. n City.
Andrew Mckinley, ST Louis, Mo.
A & Barnett, 7s Duane 81, y y City.
Lloyd q bartlett, IL + 18th 81, y city.
NJ Cushman, Is Broad ST, n City.
Il II Penlield, Hart ford, u.
& Wells, 81 University Place. n \ City.
; simpson, l33 l. sd ST, y City.
q a stevens, Appraisers { II, y City.
Hon W l. Grant, Coyingion, Ky.
J Burt, Cincinnati. o.
Il 4 Boyd, 20 Murray st, y City.
Geo w Quinlard, III West ST, City;
Geo w Mclean, Pres't n Stock Exchange.
Gabriel Meter, Banker 50 Exchange Place y
City.
Albert L Calm, Burlington, Vt.
Vim + Drake, Drake Bros. Bankers. y y.
John Anderson, ST Louis and Y.
Warner Murdoch, NY.
Hon. John & Robinson, Binghampton and y
CITY
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Baylies

Great Merchant:le College, Keoiuk Iowa, on
the Mississippi. Prof. VIM. II. Miller, General
Manager. Ninteenlh year. About sixty dollars
pay all expenses, for Membership, Board and
Stationary, Bookkeepers, Penmen, Reporters,
Operators, Al chitects, Surveyors and Teachers
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Free Lectures by Eminent Orators Free Fes-
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State where yon saw this ADVERTISEMENT.
4Syl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

HARVEY T!LDEN, jude. N.A.CH>SE. Eeristcr
The following business was transacted
in the Probltc Court OF the District of
Washington, during the week ending
March 6.
Feb. % Sherman Chambcrln's guard
ianshp-Guardian account allowed. RoX-
ana Pixies administration account
allowed.
March /. Del II;rvcys estates. s.
Kelton, administrator; L. b. Stevens and
"A. Tracy, appraisers and commissioners.
II. w. Dunham's neutrality-suspicious.
account allowed.
March ,. Guardianship eff Minors Flint,
of A. III. S. IIowcs, and of Eern Chatter
ton-Guardian accounts allowed. Nathan
Dodgc's estatc-P. p. Ptkin and III. +.
Templeton appraisers and commissioners
application for license to sell real estate
referred to March -. Estate of LOOMS
Palmer and of James Batchelder-Com-
missioners' reports returned.
March 3. Estates of Mary S. Richards
and of Rowland Taylor-Commissionel
reports returned.
March e. Charles Swift's estate-Com-
missioner report returned. ID. NeveuX'
estate-application for license to sell real
estate referred to March "A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08
Y cry truly yours,
FREDERICK BILLING

LIE BEprOEr TRAGEDY. The Rutland
G(obc gives the following account of the
recent murder and attempted suicide at
Bridport:
1t appears that Mrs Kate McGinn, who
had been IN the employ of Mr.. Norman b.
Phelps, the proprietor, for several months
at his hotel i'll Bridport village arose on
cdne>day morning, and having admins
tered dose of corrosive sublimate to her
little son, took Il quantity Of the same pois-
on herself, The boy. about six Years of
age, came down stairs, and standing near
the stove soon complained of illness. He
grew worse rapidly. and despite all efforts
to save him died in about three hours
Medical aid was summoned also to the re-
lief of the unnatural mother, and she was
alive at Il late hour "Wednesday night
though it was thought that she could not
recover. Mrs. McGnn had difficulties with
her husband Il few wears since, and he
abandoned her and lcfi the state She sub
sequently procured a divorce from him
Whether these domestic troubles were the
cause of this sad tragedy is uncertain a,
there are various rumors current, but none
OF them perhaps fully rclilblc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08
Town Officers.

MoxrrE11ER.-M Moderator. P pitkin; Town Cler!
ton, J Warren Bailey: Treasurer J; G. Houshton Jr
futile TO whom urisdGtion throughout the State
s sfS9na T22s5as Syst aaors
p,ii rae p G In; harles Reed Trustees 3
nrath Horase Minis A Lord Graz Grand Jurors j.
IvinEston Jas Pecs: Stillman Chase; Inspect9r o
Town Agent ieor=e " wing; Town Owl snPerintendent
soners pepison Taft James ". Brock, J. " Ellis In
etery COMMISSIONER Ito fiji vacancy, Cha. r Sabin
was voted to place IN the Grand Jury box the name
Albert Johonn6tt and Clark King; and to place tn
aaf m EEer aSS 22n Var
Ten Balley.;I " Brock, George G. shepard, MahoI
nam, Jr. and Aiesander smith. Town tax 24o cts
Vote for County Commissioner, J. NJ Fisher 40.
kced 1sraf3 WOOD Treasurer CLARK Holden; cpnsh
MlI"s Morrison; Allen Wood: oyerseer of Poor, l.
t,ns kcith: School snrrrintendent Rev: l.. Tcnny
Town Agent; q. " Bassett; Town Grand Jurors, Web
CARPENTER Vote for County COMMISSIONS Fisher, Il
Scattering Town Tax adjourned to 18th inst
ear Mar Wheto9 An'TsTs rk an
Martn.J 5 Wheelock. Lcmuel Chandler: oyerseer o
TaXes, Levi strong listers, A. W Alexander, Marti.
5n f @ Martin Msr7 a"! r%sse Public r Non
4 tSrrn; HnSH vewerS Bran1rd II
> l. Bal ~; 81 seaisr Of Wins ' and Measure {
ka%rfr John W%d% %i rown rent Wm
mnerintGndent Of schools Il Perrin Voted to rais'
discount five per cent on tax paid prior to July 18TH
BErMs1~ Moderator. Hon: A. p. Hunton; Tow
%m e1a mshn noT N Wood 'S
Listers J. G. Burnett, !. Pearsons l.. N W"3d
ntSh Town Atsnt Nelson Ellison: sehooi upern
tfen Rx e. Salty Town Tax raised y cts tft or
CABor.- Moderator y X Abbott: Town Clerk, AlleI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08
JOSEPH w. WHEELOCk S WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Washington, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpeier, in and
said District, the Sd day of Marcn. A d. 1876
An instrument purportng to be the last Will and
Testament of Joseph W Wheeloc slate of Berlin in said
district deceased, being presented to the by
Laura E. Wheelock. the Executrx therein named. for
Probate ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein he notified to appear of
said be hd at the Probate Office in Montpelier
on the 25th day March, D. 1876, and show cause if
any they NAV have the Probate of
which purpose further ordered that copy of the
record of this order be published three success
lively in the Green Mountain Freeman. printed at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hear
....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08
Letters I'ncniled fora Montpelier. VI. Post
Office, March 4th. 1876

.-'ro obtain these letters, persons must give the
above date.
LADIES' Miss Maria Eaton Mrs Heman Goodrich.
Miss Babelba Pitzer Mrs Augusta Provost .. Miss Anna
Richards Miss Mary Reed Mrs. Henry c. Stone. Mrs.
Cynthia Stickney Miss Mary Warren
CiESrLEMES.- Esidore Bounoyer, Umphrey Cameron,
Joseph 7. booty. Patrc Donavon q. w. Goodel
Thomas Murrey Arthur L. Peck, ;. Dr.. y. c. Ring
Allen Smith.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08
4 ARON RISING'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Washington,
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier and for said
District on the 18th day of February, A ID. 1876.
Norton L. Dickinson administrator of the estate of
Rising late of Warren IN SAID district
makes application said court for license to sell
real estate of said deceased to wit About
acres of land with the buildings thereon, situated
said Warren owned BY said deceased at the time of his
decease and then occupied 10y Michael Kye represent
ing that the sale thereof would he beneficial the
said deceased and those interested i'll his
and that none of said heirs reside in this State.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said ap-
referred a session thereof. to he held
the Probate Office said Montpelier. the 2st day
March A d 1876. for hearing and decision thereon
and it is further ordered that all persons interested
notified hereof by publication of notice of said APP
licaon and order thereOnthree weeks excessively
the Green Mountain Freeman, a newspaper published
at MONTPELIER and which circnates in the neighbor
hood of those interested before said time of
that they may appear at said time and place. and, if
they cause, object thereto
BY the Court Attest,
Fow3 n A CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

The few compositions which have won the conf
dence mankind and become household words
among not only one but many nations, must have ex
traordinary virtues Perhaps ever secured sc
wide reputation, maintained it So long AYERS
CHERRY IECToRAI. 1t has been known to the publ,
forty years, by long continued series marvelou.
cures that have for confidence IN it's virtue.
equalled by any other medicine. 1t still make,
the most etfectual cures of Coughs Colds. Consump
ton that be made by medical skill. Indeed the
CHERRY PECToRAI. has really robbed these dangerou.
diseases of their terrOrs great extent and gyeI
feeling of immunity from their fatal effects. that il
well founded if the remedy be taken Every
family should have II their closet for the ready and
prompt relief Of its members. Sickness, suffering ant
life saved by this timely protection The pru
dent should not neglect it and the wise will not Koer
by You the protection it affords by timely lis,
in sudden attacks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

TIE LATEST, GREATEST, ana most relIabl lie
remedy put together by medical science FOX
Rheumatism, Wounds, >wcllIn-s, Burns, Caked
Breast, &C., i the Ctntaur Iiniment There are
two kinds. What the White LiniInent Is for the
human family. the yellow Centaur Linment is lor
spawned, lame AMI strained horses AMI an ina IS.
FM9N Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

\ daughter WAS born to Gen. Philip
Sheridan, at Chicago, Friday night
Ex-Gov. John Fletcher, of Virginia. was
struck with paralysis at Richmond, Va.
Thursday morning, and his condition is
considered serious.
The Iowa House of Representatives has
by 4 vote of tifty-four to forty, reaflirmco
the woman suffrage constitutional amend
ment adopted by the Legislature last
year.
For President. benjamin H. Bristow o.
Kentucky; for NicePre>ident, James G.
Blaine Of Maine. There is a ticket to
sweep the country us with the B'som of
instruction. i HicugO Post and IuI (RcD. !
Governor Ingersoll of Connecticut h Is
ordered the election in the Third Conrrcs.
sional District of Connecticut. to fill tn,
vacancy caused by the death of RcpreSen-
tative Starkwcathcr, to be held on Monday
the third of April, which is the day when
the state election is to be held
The Emma Mine Business WAS pretty
prominent till eclipsed by the BclknaI
scandal. The witness. James +. LYON OF
Wisconsin, has sworn \ host of things
against Schcnck and Trenor w. Park
Prof. Silliman and Ex-senator Stewart,
and others. Schcnck is on his way home
to testify, and Stewart is coming and Sill
liman going They proposec to prove
Lyon to be the king of liars.
,Tl,oro - .eco1nol ,r,,r -, NJou;1,.
Conn. between the school board of that
city and the German population. An alb
makes a child liable to expulsion. All the
German children have been accustomed
to absent themselves one day each week
to attend German school to study their
mother tongue. and the board threaten to
expel'them. If the board persist in en-
forcing the rule, the parents intend to
carry the case into the courts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

FIRW Elm is the name OF a new remedy ment ION
cd IN the Journal Of M0terd Medic0 tor January as
particularly valuable in Catarlh, Bronchitis and all
directions of the throat and lungs-those of public
sneakers, and gives several cases of cure. FM3wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

THE FXANTHEMATIC METHOD OF CURE
The simple and easy in which hese re medic
are applied renders practicable for every one to us
them with success in his own family.
For an Instrument, the REsUsCIIAIOR, WITH GILDED
SFFDIFs and a bottle Oeum Baunscheldtu and a
BOOK Of Instruction, 18th edition, $500
Price of single bottle OF Oleum Baunsc heldtii free
hy uail 81 50. Beware OF counterlets. Address
- JOfIN LINDEN, Practical Baunscheidtist
M9yl Cleveland, o., T. q. Urawer72
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

CHILDREN CRY FOR CASTORIA.-lt Is as
Pleasant To take a honey, and Is absolutely
hamlcs>. |, l. sule TO cNnel worms, vino
cohc, regulate the bowels and stomach, and oven
come iIritabIlItv caused by rash or cutting teeth
II Is perfect substitute for Castor Oh, AMI for Cos
tIvcness young old there i, nothing in exist
tncc 80 effective and reliable.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08
Glle frerman.
tDNESDAY. MARCH s. 1876.

-... -plaAke the FREEMAN particularly yalua
e.. ...,- from al parts of Vermont. ana our
, I-e rent parts of the State, especially in
.. orange and Lamolile Counties. Will confer
.-I... a-.3u ~ and our readers by sending us
..-.rlsa. GIVE us facts and We Will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08


ted for cNtradi'ion, Friday, in the Bow
street police court. London, and Will now
be turned over to Detective Dearborn at
the end OF tie lt@al time, - day. The
u T' vi 'Iie I''', '"9 >'I'G' /" lltSl'h
~ mo f,i1,Te IN Mo ,.,se If ! a,y7, ,,,. thn
silk smu"glcr. on account Of the limited
wording OF the cAtradItlon papers. and so
we, Wy ii'''.' It ne" |I'P''c'''on' III lc'"H' III
and the uttcrin~ Of the forced n,ncr WINS
low WAS in better spirits, and seemed to be
pIr7.,ntIv with thrm
The Boston Joul7uG'y WASHINGTON cor
49,. ,I,,. ,,I,,,,,,,l,,.l ,.,-,.r1
~
mere Is II Iulh"F 'h> morning ti!2t
'1'''i i''o,?oh i'.', req i"I Ne" "IA' WIN
'''o 'i''''i''''i ~ 'ii' '"'HtiS LIZ,
U'N clo ,'ileh'9 III 'llc 'rI'l'oiiI ict.cr ana
the lorthcominT SAFE robbery investigation
are sad TO he ,ile cause OF ms ItaN in". 1t
IS also >t',rH mat l'ith harrington former
Asel9t"ilt l'lou''N A"oIiieN licfe' so pFoihi-
ton, has turned States evidence.
GOV. Rutherford t. Hayes of Ohio. who
is now rccoivino considerable ,+t.ntio, =.
:, -,
INC ic'''''7 '''''''''''' ''i '''e i'l'U"''t'n
nomination Tor president, l. the son OF :,
Ncrmontcr His grandfather moved from
\o,,. I1,,.o,, ro,n,,..;.,+ - -. .op,,
.I' l.: ,'., d.,
lIe''oi'' "'''r MS i''''i'i' '"''l'IloI"
Hayes, Jr' was born And 'ducat"d- He
was Il successful merchant in that town,
until -, H.. .,,,,. &c thirty. H.. r..,,,o,.l -
Ohio.
~,
me murine" iIi''I'e, III "'iIcI' ~, i"'l N'h'
measures .,IT ~, snr" III. ou-" von2t'>S
mas l'lt'.e';'E p'1lT' n'!E 'Al%h>i w.
Last session III lnc OH prov l'li'- l"i 1ie
n Ai''9 VI c'', ~ ',"; "'n'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

4 FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr UiSt0rs Bdlsdm o.
JCifd (herry is a friend in DECD. Who has moi
foun, 1t such in curing diseases of the lungs and
throat coughs colds, and pulmonary affections
The SICK assured that the high standard O.
excellence which its popularity is based, viii
always he maintained by the propretors. % cts
and ; per bottle, large bottles much the cheaper
FNlUWl,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

If Won have a discharge fro M the nose, offensive
or otherwise. partial loss OF the sense OF smell,
taste. or hearing, eyes watcry or weak, 1eel dull
stupid dcbllitcu pam or pressure IN the head
take cold easily, you may rest assured mat you
have. the Catanh. Thousands annually, without
manifest halt of the above symptoms, tcrmlna e
IN consumption, and end in the grave. No disease
Is so common, more deceptive, or less understood
bv ply sIcians. r. V. Pierce, NJ. d.. OF Buffalo, n.
" Is the proprietor OF Dr. Sa-c's Catarrh Remedy
"A perfect specific for Catarrh " Cold in the
Head or CatarIh hal Headache. FMl0Wl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

Mo<rTErIrH Tl"toWn iule,ttolneSs j. reported st
last year. " - tlrsI 9o i IS the i Hnni ,,il
t'i IN" a. f0 W.: S25.e0 January l. is: s. ae in
- >--"F IN - 'N" III l-N"; oh IN - and
collector 1utte. ss..:s He las PAID seIcctmcns or
d'rs t" thf an unit II su6.l bonds due $4,000: and
ments reported 10y HIM OVersecr caldwell reports
that he has lAd out for supporting the loor 81 49, -
shorter his hands The Street ConIusSloIlcr
reI"rts expenditures t. the am 'urIt # S26--
BAHHF Amount # see,tneu's ORDERS II 46a e.
he lr'a>urcra report shows rald pverseer S2355 A.
Tins report shows liabilities Amounting $50 la- Of
which - 500 h"nd-d debt The railroad indebted.
-, Is. - and Is. Tn" town has 40 assets.
the balance Of lahlIue~ is S46o":
BERLIN cl"tmen's orders drawn. s.. IS % ont
standing orders. $50. Ovcrserr Cha1ldl.r, report
slo~- cost Il supporting thu poor $3.50 -
The officers have CHARGED their services dur
m the pas. year So % :rnc ,wns liabilities exceeds
tile asset, s.oaa
NoHrHrIt1r S'crt'neu's orders !. 20 The select
proper the sum II s3e0 III, stare tie cHst Of ke.J
ing tho l"or including 80 tramI's at 81 $50 y The
Th. iii hav rilargcl SN ) Tor th.r years
work The liabilities IF the foot up II so and
The assets SOL leaving balance IF liabilities the
amount of S6,l55
EoxHrNY cost of supporting the poor S4i- a
Town officers have rhar-"d tor their services $l1 80
Liabilities of the town 500 IL balance
against tow Il Sl.l3U -.
w.trsf1tLn Amount of selectmeu's expenses 81
@ o. 9st ct supporting "a" poor S!t's o. services Of
Sl.:-1.}-.
STOWE. Amount of sole, tmen'S orders 1895 The
indebt"dH"Ss of the town Is 80 and It's assets S55s
tlon OF stowe, Morrlsown and johnson shows a cost
t" each Of these towns IN support OF the POOR fol
lows Stowe 81 90; MorrIstnwu 81 81 - and John
son SsC5 Al.
JOHNSON The immediate liabilities are S34sa and
sele.tmens orders ISSUED - ~, 50 johnson has a
bonded debt Oh which the Yearly interest is $2,7a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

Dandruh may be efectually cradlcatcd from the
scalp by a few application of Halls Vegetable
>urllan Hair RcnCwer. FMi6wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08

PYLL's DIETETIC SALERATUs.-Universally aC
nowle,lged the best in use. Each pound bears the
name of JAMEsPYLE. None genuine without.
FM2iyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-08
,'outnrlirr Town Meeting.

.- mild rs the weather which tho
.. ,.,y AID was sixty degrees, Just or
"lc tie thclmC meter marks rs
.......'t. There was but one ballot
...,uVu officer. that being for the of
t.,-!l Road Commissioner, and this
....,,., allV unanimous in result anG
..- votes were cast. The number il
a. Au- ut no time two hundred Al
.,.-, twelve, after about two hours
.hr meeting had done all It's work
.--u,>cd. leaving Judge Merrill alone
... u rhr hall, where he, now anl
..nl g.; o'clock, gathered in u stray
County commissioner. A list OF
..'..c.- elected will be found else,
TIL" proceedings outside of the
. 40. officers were quite harmonious
+. '.t,i sketch of them will suffice.
Wilkins presented resolutions that
~, ~. mcu and Oversccr classify items
.ny their future reports, so that items
rar under properly nance
81 tine resolution was carried. Mr.
n.uy,l that thc Sclcctmen rcoues,
Hs Commissioner to appoint no
ut. but withdrew the motion anC
...:.. tl.t tine Selcctmen be Instructed
...lg the liquor agent more than ten
-a mHHh. This resolution. after a
.tt',. i,'.,atr, was, on motion of Mr.
... J.~mi~~cd
...l-,lN Of members Of Fire Engin,
il.h and Ladder companies was
he reports of the various town
rs were accepted and adopted A
'.H.r t4N Of twenty cents on the dollal
. .,J. uavlble on OF before June 10TH
'IVu tax Of DO cents on the dollar
voted, payable at the same time
t..l>.rcr WAS authorized to MAKE
.tv loans not to exceed $4,000, al
81 interest not exceeding six pei
.,u-.t demands that may arise be
."wn tax is paid in.
ug dinner time and the work O
.uE eng done, folks went homo
.. ..u.rtrst town meeting the town
..lt.r wears.
A. half past twelve last night
covered in the west end OF the
.. r.. and Wells River Depot. |
'0uNgh it had been set in the two
.-s of the basement, and in 4 few
. spread far under the floor tC
.@l vas streaming up to the roo
..-t r'l. The building WAS ;
.yu one and Just the thing for ;
...... swift Roadway with.
.- locality Wa, Il bad one for Il biz
Iav.ho-c at Bailey Il Park mil
aIl their pump set going, ans
= -.rcam of water was playing OIL
~. to be followed hy another from
~ Jump in four or five minut cs.
81. ) was first on the groun'
DELAYED somewhat in getting t
t,Aing u bad spot to get water in
-!..Oncd near the blacksmith sho
..<c the arch bridge. 1t had
playing on the fire in Il short tim
.' -rconl stream from the mill wa
20. : st just west of the depot an
God position to work from, playin.
north west part of the depot
"ls fairly drowned out though
.-., formidable one. The event dem
PED. again that onr fire boys are o.
..a hurry; and more than all tina
~ -Lpuh be taken to extend tn
"H which the mill pump gives t
t.. 10 other parts Of the Village
Nl9Ttrmperancc meeting was I'D
ryJ T. Mckclvcv,of Portland, Ne
'. N.y"y i Il good speaker, and
...o; the Portland Reform Club
... speak again next Saturday even
.'.. Nrs;ry of the church of tn
4a4ud March meeting i'll Berlin
.Nuy resolution was Introduce
.. T.. Andrews, ESD. and unanimous