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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-05-18
STATE OF vERMONT-DIsTRp

~ ARDI5ONf ~
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, WIFI
and for said District, on the 18th day Of Ma
a. ID. 1877.
An instrument supporting 10 be the last wall
and testament OF Lorenzo Phelps, late Of Orwell
Amanda Phelps, the executrix therein named, iui
probate, 1t IL ordered by said court that all p.r
sons concerned therein be notified to appear NJ
Middlebury, in said district, on the 18th dav 60.
June, a. ID. 1871, at ten O'Clock In the florence.
bate Of said will; for which purpose 1t Ia furibrl
ordered that this order be published three wee.
successfully III the Mlddlebury Register, a naN
paper printed at said Middleburv, In thu Tai
previous to said time Of hearing.
BY the Court.-Attest.
SAMUEL Z. COOKE jude
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DIED.

SWININGTON-In Leicester, NAV ,. BERTHE A.
Swinington, son of George and Charlotte Swining.
ton, aged "a years.
..WALKER-In Ferrishurgii, May II, ISL, Mrs.
Mary Walker, widow OF the late Zuriel Walker,
aged Il years.
uNRADENBURG-In Huntington. May IL, Mrs.
Hannah Vradenburg, aged 81 years.
soMERS In Bristol, May II, Mr.. George
somer-, aged 40 years.
Nergenncs, May H., Miss Nancy
Rngg, aged - years.
NEEDHAM-In Bristol. May { William Need.
ham, aged 10 yeara.
CALLAMER-In Bristol. MAY 10, Mrs. Abigail
Callamer, widow Of the late Gain Caliamer, aged
70 years.
ARK Middlebury, May 10, Hannah NAV,
daughter Of Chester l.. Clark. aeci IL months. i
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STATE OF vERMoNT-DIsTRICi

In Probate Court. held al Middleburv. wihI
and f0r said district. on the 10Th day OF Nav.
ID. 1877.
An instrument, purporling to be the lat viii aIai
testament Of Klttredge Haven, late Of ShoreLali
in said district, deceased, being pre5ented H.,
Charlotte Haven, the eXecutriN therein nams.i.
for probate. 1t IS ordered by saId court thai ali
at q session thereof, 10 be held at the Probate ON, D..
In Middlebury In said district, on the 18th day
June, A. ID. 1871, at 10 o'clock In the foren5a.
ana show cause, If any they may have, agalnst 10.
probate, Of said will for which purpose It :
ther ordered, that this order be published a.
weeks successfully. In the Middlebury Resistes. +,
Newspaper printed at Middleburv in this sat
previous to said time OF hearing.
BY the c~ourt.-Attest,
SAML L. COOKE, Jude.
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STATE OF vERMoNT-DIsTRIc1

~ Vt ADDloOSi IS:
In Probate Court held al Middlebury, With
and for said District, on the 9th day Of Nav, \
D.. 1877.
An instrument purporung to be the last will al.
testament OF Myranda McHerd, late OF Middlebury.
In said district, deceased, being pressnted i.
Prince King, the executor therein named, ior Dr..
bate II Is ordered by said court that all persoA
thereof, TO be held at the probate ofice In Midi.
bury, IN said district, on the 2sth day of MAJ.
4. ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, AMI
show cause, II any they may have, against N
probate Of said will; for which purpose IL is lWi
Their ordered that this order De published thrr.
weeks successfully In the A1iddlebury Register, 4.
previous TO said time of said hearing.
BY the Couri-Attest
. sAML T.. COOKE, judi.
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tI@ AT Batoum. q seaport town near
the eastern shore of the Black Sea in
Turkey, the Russians made an attack
upon the Turkish Notifications the 9TH
Ell day and were repulsed with n loss of
about 1000 men. The Turks had the
advantage of acting on the defensive,
and this victory is comparatively an in
significant one.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

~. The undersigned, having been appointed
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF All
son, commissioners, to receive. examine, AMI 81
lust all claims and demands Of all persons aga,
the estate Of A. B. %Treadway, late OF Shoreas.
In said district, deceased, and all claim
hibitedin Offset thereto, hereby give notice tina Dr.
Will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
residence Of the deceased, in shoreham, On
l4th day of June and 9th day Of November Il.
from nine O'Clock AM, until four o'clock +. ~, es.
Of said days, and that six months from the srn a
Of May. A. D. 1877, Is the time limited by s..
Court for said creditors to present their claim
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Shoreham, this 18th dav OF Nav. A B.
1877. r G. WRIGHT, -
III. &. lIcml
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Eg- Mrs. Emma Molloy is laboring at
81. Adams, and strange TO say, is maxi
ing an impression there in favor of tenn
perancc. Some thirty persons signed
the iron clad pledge the first evening,
and forty-six more the next evening.
We do not learn that there was an edi-
tor among the number.
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ANIEL f. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

From L. Parson, BrookN lille, Kansas:
The piano came safely yesterday, we find il all
that fancy painted and you promised. The instru.
ment is handsome and It's tone is pure and full.
] see no reason why, with ordinary care, Il may
not last a lifetime. Those who, like me, cannot
afford to pay five hundred or a thousand dollars
them the cxorbitant profits of dealers In general
and making II possible for any industrious man or
woman 10 lie the possessor OFFS first class organ or
plano"
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~JAuSDIcE AND B%ILIousNEss. - who knows a
good remedy for these disordersY We are assured
VEGETABLE, PHYSICAL, JAUNDICE
BfTTERs will effect q speedy cure. They have
nerer FAILED 10 SATISFY al icho hare used them foi
l~aundice, dyspepsia, b,iliousnes', etc. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine has private proprletary
stamp of John 7. Henry over the cork. Sold by all
ueaiers: Manhattan Med. Co, props. JOHN I.
Agents. )
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gtaal AottltL.

IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DIS
lTRlCr Court Of the United States, for the Iii.
bankrupt.
10 the creditors OF said bankrupt, and all other
whom II may concern The undersigned assipuo.
OF NE estate Of said bankrupt hereby giyes n9ticf
thai II hns. been ordered by the district court oil
sald district, that the second and third general
meeung OF The creditors Of said bankrupt BE hell
IN said district, on the 29th day Of May, A. u. ls3..
At O'Clock A. NJ, before W. g. Veazey, register M
2sth 7ectlOns Of the Bankrupt Act OF March .. III
And this ID also TO give notice that | have nlDi M
llnal account. rs assignee If said bankrupf, sNI
court for the settlement Of said account, AMI fr /.
discharge from all liability as assignee Of saii
26th section.
Dated at Middlebury, In said district, thil liu.
e. d. TWITCHEIL. Ns.ia..e.
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MARKETS..
Middlebury Retail Market.
Watertown Live Stock Market
roE THE WEEK ENDING MAY Is. 1877.

Market Beef-A few choice S9.OO, extra
5~.25as.l5; first quality 7~.50as.00; second quality
0.50aI .09; third quality 5.c0a6.2j.
Price of Store Cattle-Working Oxen per pair,
from 500, 100, 175 and go.
Mich Cows and Calves from seJa45; extra 5OaS0.
Yearlings slOa20; two years old l5a3O; three
years old 25ai0.
Western fat SWINE 81 2aG SAC. per ID.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots $50, 3.76, 4OJ, and
600; extra S5.5Oa9.00 per head, or nom 5as &c
per ID.
Lambs IL laal2 &c per ID.
Veal calves 4a5c per ID.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization hides 6 l.2
per b.; Country hides. GAG Ia per h.; Brighton
tallow &c perlb.; Country tallow 5a5 1.2c.
Pelts sl.25al.5o each. Calf skins l0al2c per ib.
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" Gov. Rice of Massachusetts, has
vetoed the local option bill, and The Sem
ate sustained the veto. And so the IL
cense law will have "frec course" for an
other year, 10 the shame and disgrace Of
the descendants of the Pilgrim Fathers.
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FREE

EpEEt Any person who will make AL.
reliable persons OF their acquaintance who wish 1
procure an instrument, either Piano OF Organ, /
Will use my best endeavors TO sell them one Ani
Within one year, viii credit them with si0. and
ior every organ 80, 70 be applied on payment o.
elmer q plano or organ and when IL amount3 10 "a
sum sufficient 10 pay for any INSTRUMENT. selected
at the lowest wholesale price, I will immediAtel,
ship the instrument Nee, or after any amount +
wal, then ship them the instrument. They meet
not be known in the matter, and will be doine
their niends a real service, as l shall make special
nom one-half TO two.thirds what l. ordinarily ash
ed by agents. Please send me a list at orce, 81.
Address, DANIEL 4. BEATTY, Washington.
New Jersey. Iyl
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The many friends OF Hon. James II.
Of Virginia, will be panied 10
bear of The death, by pneumonia, Al
Brooklyn, on Friday last, Of his excel
lent wife. Mrs. Plat was a native Of
Swanton, in which village her funeral
took place Tuesday forenoon, OH the ar
rival of the New York train.
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MARRIED..

lCOLLlNS-HAL1-In North Terrisburgh, Nav
70, at the residence of n. j. Allen, by Rev. j, ".
Bennett, Mr.. Edwin Is. Collins and Miss L.aura T..
Hall, both Of Ferrisbnrgh.
CLIFFORD-HANSON-In Starksboro, MAY IL,
By. Rev. o. Gregg, Mr.. Guy J. Clifford and Miss
Ella A. Hanson, both of starksboro.
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Mihhleburp Rrsistrr
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1877.

~ The editor of the Montpelier Ar
gus admits IN substance that il Is n
pity that that sheet cannot he conducted
80 as to suit decent people. That it is
not is n fact to be much deplorcd.
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can buy first elias PIANOS and oRcN..
cheaper ofDANIEL \. BEATTY, Washin.
~ tuner In the United States. Why BecAus.
he cells only iog cash, takes no risks and hal ll
book accounts. Every instrument Is fully wa!
ranted for six years as strictly 1rstclAss, and Ave
cent on nom ) 10 l5 days test trial, money refund.
ed and freight paid both ways by him II they are
unsatisfactory. Send for illustrated Advertiser.
Catalogue edition. and read Testimonials hom hit
patrenst some Of whom you phy know, Address,
DANIEL I. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey,
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ District of Vermont. SIS, at Middlsbury. "a
gives notice Of his appointment as assignee T.,
George I. Skin, Of Monkton, In the county of All
olson and state OF Vermont, within said distfici.
who has been adJudged bankrupt on his creditor
petition. by the district court ofsaid district.
ISAAC NJ. TRIP, Assignee
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PIANO s
Grand, Square Dc Upright, and Beat
fy's Celebrated Golden Tongue
PuTlOy Or0ons,

WORD IN THEIR FAVOR. READ
From the (Elgin, nl.,) Reformer
I'VE have in our own house one CT the plan.
advertised by Daniel +. Beatty in another column.
and do not hesitate TO II from oul
knowledge OF its quality. Mr.. Beatty has deal
very honorably by u.s."
ID. +. Sedgwick, Of Bonsparte. Iowa, sayst
"Organ came 10 hand all safe; and after o..
hours trial | send you the cash. II more thar
meets my expectations. The tone Is exceedlngl,
fine and melodious, and the case Is stylish AMI
beautifully finished"
Every instrument fully warranted for SIX year
as strictly 1rst.class In every respect, and n h
guarantee of good fAith they are shipped on fro.u
8 TO Is days test trial, money refunded aud freight
charges paid both ways by me If they are In an
form mlsrepresented or prove unsatisfactory
Nothing tairer than this can be offered. Agents
WANTED, but where l have none large discount
made 20 Introduce In new localities. Send loo
Illustrated Advertiser Catalogue edition.. with
testimonials from distinguished persons, some CT
whom you may know, before buying elsewhere
Address, DANIEL 1. BEATTY, Washingtou
New Jersey. i5vl
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tits a fact. well established by unqucstionable
testimony that Halle Hair Iscnewer rencws,
~clennses, brightcns, inyigoratcs and restores to ia
original color AMI lusire, ftdcd, gray or dlscolored
hair, cheaply, quickly and surely. The poorest
people prefer to bny Il and use II, rather Than 10
proclaim In a manner more forcible than words
can dciincntc, through ~blanched locks or grizzly
Dear1i, that they are aged md passing 10 decay. A
very short trial viii convince the most sLeptical
tihai. II does eradicate the scalp diIeasc which iObs
me hair of its c~olorsand lifc.-fFot Scott (Kan)
Daily Monitor.
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cry = HAVING PUR

UPHOLSTERY - HAVING PUR-
~ CHASED the upholstering shop OF L. w.
Huntington | am prepared 20 furnish new work OF
repair Old furniture and do any other work TO
meet the demands Of The public In this line.
Also l am prepared with a hrst-class cabinet
shop TO manufacture furniture, make repairs anu
do 81 other work in the line. Of cabinet making.
CHARLES BRUYA.
Middlebury, VT, April 8. 1871. lf
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AGENTS WANTED, but where | have none,
large discounts made 10 have them introduced in
new localities. Send for Illustrated Advertiser,
(catalogue,) containing testimonials nom persons,
some OF whom you may know, sent free. Address,
DANIEL L. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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From II. Gilbert. Doud's station. Iowa.

From Il. Gilbert. DOUBTS Station. Iowa.
"Organ Is received. Tho accomplished organisl
who gets II says she would not exchange il for any
organ she ever saw or heard nom any other nae
tory, whatever the price. In mechanical skin,
simplicity Of construction, aud purity of tone. 1
have never known Its equal. II Il, emphatically,
the best organ for the least money.
have sold many ether makes of organs. some
Of which thought could not be equaled, but, like
King saul your organs are head and shoulders
above theirs In the leading elements that constitute
n complete organ" 4iyl
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MUSIC BOOKS.
Mrs. Van Colts Praise Book

In Press) 81 cents.
. VIII he the brightest thing out. For Camp Meet
ing5, Praise Meetings, Noon Meetings, Tabernacle
Meetings, and the Murphey Temperance Meetings.
Be ready for IT.
Shining Rirer, IS; Good Ne~s. 30;
Choral Praise, .2J.
Three shining Sunday school song books. Those
who don't use them will miss a great deal. The
last is for Episcopal schools.
The School Song Book, 500; The
High School Choir, 81; The
Encore, S.75.
For High schools, Academies, seminaries, Col.
leges. First-c.ass books. The last il also for
singing schools, and the first is for female voices.
sTAINER a BARRETT'S
Dictionary of Musical Terms.
This magnificent encyclopedia daily increases
IN avor. Best book of reference published. Price
$500.
Either book mailed. post iree, for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON e. co.
BOSTON.
II. Difso> \ Co, J. +. DiIsoS Il Co,
I'll Broadway, successors TO Lee 4 Walker,
New York. Philadelphia.
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Teachers !

I UMBER. FOR SALE AT THE
IL sawmln in East Middlebury, Shinqlea LatA,
Eoards, Sggqre Timber, &C.. A N. EVERTs.
East Mlddlebmy, March q, ls17. 62-6m.
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A box Of GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR, which con.
aims three cakes and costs only sixty cents, Is euf.
ncient 70 supply material for at least twenty
sulphur baths which would eradicate n whole cal.
iloRue Of rheumatic and cutaneous lnaladies.
SOLD by all druggists, % cents. iva
Htlps Hair 4 Whisker Dive, black or brown. 30 cts.
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PLAN 5 $ 49,; ;.' 81: 81, IS ' ;i. s ST e.
owner $3.50. Other greaf
bargains.
Ills 81 nearly new, four sets reed
III ~ II IL stops, sub-bass, octas.
Ss coupler, beautiful solo STOP.
etc, cost owner $3.50, on!s
mites. MELODEONS 40 and upward. usea oeE
a short time. The ABOVE TSsrPf
aLNIs ARE u PERFECT ORDER AND FULLY WAL
kASlLp, tDut not our own make,D have recent,
been taken In exchange for our new celebrate
BEATTY PLANOS and ORGANS, and having n.
space p ioT storage IN our warerooms. our lmmense
liberal offers. Best offer ever given by any NAM
i%acturert now ready, on our new Instrument
Agents discounts given AVA IN new localities, in
order 70 nave them introduced where l have a..
agents, funy warranted for six years as strictly
nrsi-class, and sent on i've 10 fifteen days test
uial Money refunded and freight charges pail
both Waysn unsatisfactory. AGENTS WANirb
New Organs to the trade sB5 and upwards. Ilul
trated catalogue with list OF testimonials, come OF
whom you may know, sent nee. Very llbelal
discounts % teachers. ministers and churches 70
BEATTY Washington, New Jersey. l4vl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
rwEED's CONFESSION.

Everybody knows nov why sx-Mayor
Hall fed from New York In 80 myste-
rious Q manner. He was evidently APP
Of the fact that Tweed was about
to secure his freedom by . full confes-
sion Of the crimes in which the Tam
many Ring participated. and he knew
that that confession would tear from
him the cloak Of innocence which his
two trials had thrownlover him. 1t was
very natural under the circumstances
that he should make haste to get far
away from the clutches OF the law. and
he followed the dictates Of nature. The
confession was received In Albany yes
tsrdsy. and 1t appears from II that Hall.
inssssd Of bsing the innoosntlamb which
his friends believed him to be, was the
i~nstieator and thanksgiving Of the whole
plot 70 rob the city and State Of New
York. OF the money stolen. he pocket
Cd at nnt ten per cent. and afterward.
when the stsalings were less. ivo Per
cent. Tho confession also gives the
names Of others who shared In the
Rings plumber. and who have hitherto
been unsupported. Thus time makes
all things right. The release OF this
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Charles Francis Adams, like Charles
Francis Train. Is a perpetual candidate
for the Presidency Of these United
States. Like Train. too, he has. been
extremely unfortunate In mover finding
a party which was willing to shosldsr
him and endsavor tn pack him iato the
White House. He has tried all manner
Of devices to advertise himself and keep
his name before the people (; but all
have failed to secure him what he craved.
the honor Of being defeated In = contest
for the Presidency. His lsst dodge Is
in tho shape Of a letter to Samuel j.
Tilien ON inauguration day. In which
he praises that gentleman for his for
bsarancs in not entering upon the du-
ties Of an Office which the people refused
10 give him. aud says that nothing which
Hayes can ever do IAN wipe the brand
Of fraud from his forehead. II 10 for
tuuats that this wonderful letter was
not made public before. Had President
Hayes seen IL in time, ws have not the
least doubt that he would have yielded
the office to Mr.. Tilden in Differences to
Charles Francis Adams wishes. II this
Is intended asa bid for candidacy dur
ing the nsIt campaign. Mr.. Adams has
made a grisvous mistake. The people
believ. that Rutherford b. Hayes was
honestly elected President. and they
will no, support any man Who declares
otherwise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.
Irros III. pr..i Hin. Pioneer. April

iPron the Pls,h Hill. Pioneer. April III
On Gold Run work has commenced.
Messrs. Barney < Cavanaueh are slui-
cling with good results. Messrs. Han
son 4 Co., on the adjoining claims are
also sluicing. Gold Run promises 10
10 one Of the best paying districts that
will be operated in this season.
The Stockade Company own a num-
Der OF claims. On Discovery they have
reached bedrock. aud the prospects are
most fiaitering. Numbers Of nuggets.
weighing from seventy.fve cents to one
dollar. have been taken out.
The Sitting Bull Lode. owned by
Messrs. Cochrans 4 Co., Is located in
Bear Butte. Like its namesaks IL
promises to DO q BIG chief among the
quartz !. dyes Of this famed district.
On Upper Rapid creek things look
very lively. Two steam pumps are in
operation. and two more have just ar
rived and will be put in working order
Immediately.
Confederats District. on Lower Rapid
Creek. Is fast becoming q very import
ant Gene OF mining operations. From
rs to 100 men are at work on the gulch.
At Crook City William Wilson. on
Claim No. 81. below discovery. Is drift
ing and taking out $50 per day to the
man.
Water Is running In Boulder Greek
and sluicing will commence imme-
diately.
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ssNArOR blaine.

49,,
rs "n'horitau'e'y 'nA
~hen Congress h,ee's 's.
wiz a''Aek tho
po"sy' anu assume 'ae ''p
new parry whose 'u"ns p
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
RrroRrs or TOWN osylckRs.

In another portion Of to-day's Nsw
We publish the reports Of the town
officers Of Gold Hill for The hsoal year
ending on the 18th Of the present month.
They arc more detailed. lengthy. and
thoroughly explanatory than ever before
given In print. giving the figures Of all
receipts aud disbursements in form
which brings IL within The understand
ing Of everybody. and h very ersditabls
to the several ofhesrs, particularly Mr..
Doans. the efficient Clerk Of the Board
Of Trustees. Who engineered the prnd-
pal portion. The report 81 the Prsei-
dem. Of the Board 10 especially intsrssl-
ing. ~ showing the large amount Of e.
pensivs work done during The year In
the way Of valuable and much needed
improvements throughout the town.
1t IL true that large amounts Of money
have been expended and considerable
additional debt incurred. the summing
up showing the present Indebtedness OF
the town 70 DO about $4,000. with
further improvements still in progress ;
S. 7I 30 Of this indebtedness was In
CURED by tho preceding Board. and paid
by the present Board. The new town
sewer. Fire Department waisr-works'
aud other improvements. show for
thsmselvsr, and the town OF Gold
Hi IL now In better condition
than ever before. especially In the
improvements Just mentioned. The old
rotten sewer. 80 defective in its original
construction and always . source Of
Offensive smells and malarious disease.
has been replaced by ono OF . thousand
times better description. and the new
water works for the Fire Department
give almost absolute safety and immn-
nifty against any future eonfiAgraiion.
The streets are In excellent order. and
when the further improvements In pro-
gress are completed. all heavy sIpsndI
lures will be ended. and from the ssiahS
lished resources Of the town IL viii NJ
take long TO clear on the dsbt. We
recommend these reports 70 the special
attention OF the taxpayers Of the town.