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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

with shiioh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself II has established The fact that Consumption
be cured while for Coughs, Bronehs whoopine Ooush
Asthma and all Diseases OF the Throat and Lunss alb
solatels without equa Two Does wiz relieve your
child OF Crcup. IL pleasant TO take and perfectly harm.
les TO the youngest child and mother afford be
without H. You use two-thins ofa bottle, and n what
say not true will refund the price paid Price II
.nts, ~ cents and sloo bottle your Lungs sore
Chest OF Back lame. nse shiiohs Porous Plaster.
sold by FRANK H.. BAsCoA Montpelier, W
Have you Dyspepsia, art You Constiated, have you
yellow skin, Loas Of Appetite HeadaeheS II So don't fail
To use shiioh's Systematic vitaiizer. II Is guAran-
tee 10 relieve you. and will continue TO suffer- when
You be cured such tems tese9 Price 10 cents
Wells Persian Perfume, "haokmetack." Is rich and
fragrant. Try H. sold by FRANK H. BAsCoM, Mont
peller, w. s2-sssow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

BARRE. B. Chamberlain, formerly head
clerk in L. NJ Averill's store, has opened grocery
and restaurant in the Sheplee block. He has the
neatest store in town.. George Tabor, Of North
Montpelier, is to open a meat market under Perry
& Camps dry goods store. The Sabbath-school
excursion to Queen City Park came off Wednes-
day last, as expected. Between five and six hun
dred went, and all seemed well pleased with the
ride. At the park there were facilities for boat
ing, singing, croquet, etc The place is admirably
situated, and with another years improvement
will be first-class ground. :. Rev. Mr.. Bushee,
of Brookfeld, supplied the pulpit Of the Congre-
gational church last Sunday. Last week on the
quarry of ]. L. Collins, in this town. three men
moved granite block Of stone with bars, said to
weigh seventy-fve tons. Its dimensions are
twenty-one feet long, nine feet wide and five feet
thick. Who beats this?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

HORSE TRoT.-The bills are out advertising a
grand horse trot and Fourth of July celebration at
the Tunbridge Trotting Park, where three hun
dred dollars are to be given away to fast horse
men. waterson Post, Grand Army OF the Re
public of Chelsea, Captain W. II. II. Hall, COM
mander, will be on the ground with some forty
five men armed and equipped; also band of
Indians and rebels under the command of II. X.
Hayward. At two o'clock =. NJ. a sham fight will
come of. All will recollect the terrific war
whoops" of the Indians of our last Fourth Of
July "scrape." The Chelsea Cornet Band fur
nishes the music with Densmore and Waterman s
orchestra for the great ball at the Tunbridge House
hall. No expense has been spared to make every
thing recherche in every respect.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26
QsafhS.

In Montpelier, June ~ Of paralysis, PRUSSIA PER-
SONS rec Of the late General Ezekiel p. Walton In her
s6th year. 49,
In Barton, June 5, GILBERT ELLIS, aged ~ years.
In Walden June Is. EN0CH d. WHITE, aged 70 years.
In Waterbury, June %, MYRTA JosLYN, aged years
and months. - " '
In wheelock, June 6, Rev. wALCoTT BABBITT, aged
about 10 years.
In GaysvIlle. June H. RUTH BRowN wife Of Rufus L.
Fay, aged about 81 years,
In Brainree, June Is. EtfNfCE HUTCIIINsoN AGED N
years, months and Is days.
In West Randolph, June 49, CHAUNCEY J. LEATH-
ERs, aged 81 years and days.
In Boston, June &, ELYfRA j. BIxBEE, formerly OF
Manchester, n. H., aged 50 years.
In Newbury. June 20, EMELINE c., wife OF the late
Dea. Freeman Keyes, In her 69th year.
In Iagrande, Oregon, June /, CHARLOTTE MORRISON
wife Of Abal Morrison and daughter OF Jonathan Darling
formerly Of GrotoD, VT, aged 40 years and months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26
Weskk Markets.
Cattle Market.


At Cambridge and Brighton the ending tuesday,
June 25 1873.
AMOUNT OF STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Sheep Shotes. HOGS. Caf-es.
This week ......... 3,1l6 1898 900 $3.50 sl2
Last week ~! 1913 90 $50 81
One year ago....... 2s25 $40 900 6,522 $50
PRIcEs--BeQ CdttIe-Extra heavy premium oren
ESoE @i nrst EQUALITY ssooae5gi second quality. 5000
hide taow and dressed beef few choice single pairs,
S,75 Bulls etc., 81 -
Working Oren-siOo@l7O v pair or according to their
value as beef. Handy steers, s6O@tllO.
Mieh Cors-fnif quality, s25eeiO: extra good fi50,
wth or without calves "a may be agreed farrow and
binary, sO625; yearlings s70Oi51; two-years-olds,
sl2.W62s.OO; three-years-ods, s24.O0Gt44OO.
SHEEP and Ldnlbs-Common tgbtHc; extra, 5Gf5t<c n
live weight or s5O455Q head sheared sheep, 365c u
ID spring lambs, is@Ic " pound.
Shoies-Wh olesale, OO@O0c; retail, OO9OOc u n. Fat
Peal talves-ss.5O@5so n head.
Htdes-Btighton, 615hc; country lots, 5hft6c " n. Calf
skins. Ice Tallow 56t5lSc " nj country, axetsc " n.
fes with wool on, sl.1O@ 50 each; SHARED, 200t25c.
REMARRsin cattle 1nd the trade without improve
ment, and prices not increased The tendency
lower rates live stock. A. n Monroe sold thirty steers,
average lioo MS at SIC b. liye Evans Farrell sold
ten steers weight AL MS at s521 q cw live; NJ.
T. shackett sold ten steers TO dress 800 lbs each n h
dressed weight Sheep and lambs selling without any
degree OF activity and the prices which usually grain
We quote spring lambs at iH@fc, but lambp 70 must be
select j. d. Sargent sold twenty spring lambs,
eraRe 81 lbs at 6c J. Is. Murray sold two hundred
and NIFTY eight spring lambs lbs at b. Dow
Moulton sold thirty three lambs average IS lbs and
hltv sheared sheep average 70 MS at 3c y H. veals
received. Some spring chickens, weighing ~ lbs each,
were sold at 20c fowls c and turkeys pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

An old physician retired from practice having had placed
In his hands by East India missionary the formula Of
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent
OF consumption bronchitis caarrh asthma, and
all throat and lung affections, also positive and radical
for debility and all complaints. after
having tested Ia wonderful curative powers In thousands
OF cases. has felt HIS duty 70 make known to his suer
ing fellows. Aetuasd by tis motive. and desire 10
ye human suffering viii send free OF charge TO all who
desire H. this recipe, with full directions for preparing and
using. Ia herman. french or English Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp naming this paper w. W. sherar,
l+s Powers Block Rochester, MY. sI-sseow
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BRADFoRD.-Mr. c. II. Harding returned from
the South last week. Wednesday afternoon Of
last week Our Boys Base Ball Club played a
game with the "Haverhll Base Ball Club" on
the common Of the latter Score; twelve to thirty
two in favor Of Our Boys" Another game was
played on Friday, between the Unions,' Of
Wells River, and Our Boys" Score; fifteen to
seventeen in favor OF the Unions. -. Harry
Stevens has recovered from his injuries, which he
received by horse kicking him, so as to be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY CT Music, Bos-
roS.-This famous music school-the largest in
sttution OF its kind in the word-gives no less
than one hundred and twenty-five hours instruc-
ton at the low price of fifteen dollars. 1t employs
seventy-fve of the best instructors in America,
and offers advantages such as no other school can
possibly command. 1t places thorough musical
education within the reach OF all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

PERsoNAL.--Deacon Hiram Bingham, prom
inent citizen Of Bennington, died in that village
Monday morning, Of paralysis The deceased
was for a number Of years the agent Of Henry T..
Bradford Co. Hisage was about ffty-eight years.
THEY are trying to get General Butler as the
orator at the Caledonia county fair.
S. NJ. MITCHELL OF Richford, has settled a
$4,000 suit against the Methodist church for $500,
each party paying their own costs.
PROFESSOR WALTER +. HOWARD retires from
the position Of Principal Of the State Normal
school at Casteton at the termination OF the pres
ent academic year, after two years OF service
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Wicked for Clergymen.

81 believe all wrong and wicked for cergymen
other public be led into giving testimonials TO
quaok doctors vile stun called medicines, but when
really mertorous article is made up OF valuable
remedies ALL and that all and trust
In daily, should freely commend 1t. therefore cheer
fully heartily commend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done and my friends, firmly believing they have
no equal for family will not be without them.
Washiuetpa. ID. q"
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New Adrrrfisements.
ROYAL P PaxIHs
Absolutely Pure.

dsrs combned-because Of la unqueaoned Purity, Uni
form Strength Healthfuness and efficacy Prepared from
GRAPE CREAM TARTAR imported expressly for this
peerless powder direct from the Wine district Of france
has received the Enforcement and recommendation Of the
New York Board Of HEALTH and Of eminent physicians and
scientific everywhere. No family having used the
Royal Baking Powder will ever be without IL.
Sold only In the by grocen.
" The finest preparation In the world. Consumers
should observe that lis perfect purity and strength not only
insures success in baking but makes go onethd further
than adnlteated shorweph kinds II will keep any
length Of time In any climate. 4O-9in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26
M A d A M E S ECO RS
Alternative Syrup.
A Word to Clergymen!

Friend. stop that Cough Do not neglect Com
mon Cold even for day. 1t end in Consumption and
DEATH REV n. II. DOWNS ELIXIR has cured thou
sands both old and youngi and will cure YOU II taken
freely and In This ELIXIR has been before the
American people PoRrYsIx and has failed
give relief TO all who have used IT, II has is by
SERVICE unt has become household friend In
thousands OF best families Regular physicians and
recommend 1t. Cenymen and all public speakers are iz
best patrons Railroad employees much exposed to Colds.
Coughs, etc. should always It. Farmers lawyers.
merchants and everybody. old and young. speak highly in
Its praise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

A CARD.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pratt would re-
turn word OF thanks to the kind members of the
St Jean Baptste Society from Montpelier for their
liberal patronage, good order and respect shown
by them in their picnic excursion to Berlin Pond
on the 24th Of June. They would in particular
speak Of Eugene Laviolette, president of the So
ciety; also other members, to the number Of
about fifty. They will be remembered with re-
spect by their host.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

A PRIME ARTIcLE.-There is no discounting
the fact that Warner e. Freemans dairy salt is
prime article. Those farmers who have used it
appreciate its merits for dairy purposes, and we
advise those who haven't tried it to procure 1t at
once and test its value. Their table salt is also
the finest in the market. W. W. Park has it
for aa1p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

MoRRrsvIILE.-Mr. and Mrs. Hendee and NJ rs.
Hendee's sister, Mrs. Trow, Of Toledo, Ohio,
arrived in town last Saturday morning. Eugene
Curtis, Of Chicopee, Falls, Mass, formerly OF this
town, IL here to spend few weeks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

wATsFIELD.-There will be basket picnic on
the fair ground Of the Mad River Valley Agricul-
tura Society in Watsfeld, July 4th under the
auspices Of the Moretown, Duxbury and Waits
field Sunday schools. All are invited.
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II Is Worth a Trial.

81 was troubled for many Year, with Kidney Complaint
Gravel, ETC.. my blood became thin; dull and mac
tiye could hardly crawl about and old wom-out
all and could get nothing to help until got
Hoy Bitters, and now am a boy again. Ny blood and
kidneys all right, and active of thirty
although seyeny-two, and have doubt It Will do
well for others Of my age. Its worth the trial.
Father. "HI .a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

The Centaur Liniments arc Of two kinds. The
white Is for the human family, the Yellow Is for
horses. sheep, and other animals Testimonials of the
effects produced by thsss remarkable Preparations
wrapped around every bottle. and may be procured Of
any druggist by mail from the Once of TnK CEsrAuH
.ConrAnr, Is Dey Street, New York civ l7-6s
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sNnfre in Bankrnrfry.

NOTICE-AssIGNEE's sALE.-The undersigned
~ will sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder, the
farm ocupled by Carroll Flood, IN Marshneld W. at two
O'Clock In the afternoon, on the NINETEENTH DAY OF
JULY A. d. ISIS the following property belonging 10 the
estate Of Ayinsa n Flood, VIA One buggy wagon.
theshng machine lumber wagon three harnesses and
hundred and twenty Ave cords OF wood.
Dated al Painneld, this 2tth day OF June A. D. ISIS.
sl+3 ORMAN L. H0lT, Assignee.
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Coon TEsiPLAR lrRMs.-The first Union for the
north half OF Windsor county, containing the
lodges at Sharon, North Pomfret, and East Bar
nard, was held with Fearless Lodge, No g. North
Pomfret on the 14th instant The forenoon was
mainly occupied with the organization. The fol-
lowing officers were elected Worthy Chief Tenn
plar, Joel Ellis; Worthy Vice Templar, Mrs. o. S.
Wiley; Worthy Secretary, c. 4. Jones' Worthy
Assistant Secretary, Addie l. Colbun Worthy
Financial Secretary, Mrs. Mary Vaughn; Worthy
TreasurerO g. Bugbee; Worthy Chaplain, Rev. T.
B. Chamberlain Worthy Marshal, r. L. Moshier;
Worthy Sentinel Rev. Il. BARTLETT Worthy Guard
Miss Elsie Colburn; Worthy Left Hand Supporter,
Miss j. Alleni Worthy Right Hand Supporter,
Miss Mary Hewitt; Chorister, George Smith. -.
The Iamoe County Union was held with Phoenix
Lodge, No. 145, at Cambridge, June 18th, and
was the largest union for years. Every lodge was
represented and much enthusiasm manifested. A
new lodges was appointed, and they propose TO
commence work Immediately julius G. Morse,
OF Cambridge, is chairman OF the committee
The Washington County Good Templars' Union
was held with Plain6eld lodge, No. 80, on the 20th
instant. Owing to the proposed Mass Meeting 80
soon to occur, there WAS not 80 large an attend.
| ance as usual, The reports generally were very
satisfactory az to the condition OF the lodges and
the discussions throughout were interesting. Rev
]. 4. Wright. Of Montpelier, gave the address oil
the evening, Tobacco" was his subject, and hs
handled It In his usual mastery manner. Mex
union at Mortified, September 9th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

The changing always demand Of some atten
ton to our health. Not cure-all-Hoods sarsapara-
but remedy Just suited to loss Of Appetite debility and the
ianguor peculiar to this season. medicine whose merit
meets the approval Of those who have used IT, Composed
OF those roots barks and herbs which known to all rs
best these troubles Hoods Cook Book sent free.
Send for one. Z. I. HOOP a Co., Lowell. Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

In MEMoRIAM.-Att the last term OF the Addison
County Court, an hour before the final adjourn
ment OF the court a short recess was had, during
which time Hon. George W. Grandey, chairman OF
the bar association called the members to order for
the purpose Of hearing the report of the two conf
mittees on the matter Of the decease OF George X.
Chapman and L. A. Sturtevant. Ex-Governor
Stewart reported the resolutions in regard to the
death Of George r. Chapman, which are printed
below, and they were unanimously adopted by
the bar On the opening of the court after the
recess Mr.. Grandey on behalf OF the bar, moved
that they be concurred in by the court, and that
the clerk be directed to enter them upon the
records of this term, which motion was adopted
after warm expressions of regard from Chief JUS
tice Pierpoint and commendatory remarks by Ex-
Governor Stewart.
Resoped. That in the death Of brother George
Chapman for the blghted promise Of an honor
able and upright professional career and personal os
TO us Of genial and courteous companonshp.
RssOred. That tender to the beeaved widow OF ou
deceased friend heartfelt sympathy coincidence
Rre That these resolutions be aled with the clerk 70
preservation and copy thereof be transmitted TO Mn
Chapman.
The many friends OF Mr.. Chapman in this vicin
ity will be pleased to learn OF this well merited
tribute to his memory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-26

MoRErows,-At the trial OF stedman Moulton
last Friday for intoxication, the state failed 10
prove that he was in that condition. Lawyers T.
A. Heath, J, II. senter for the state; Livingstone
OF Montpelier, for defendant. The Good Tenn
pars have moved into the hall vacated by the
Masops some time ago. They now number fifty
members or more. Quite a large number at
tended the union at Plainfed last week. . The
Methodist Sabbath-school is increasing They
recently elected new teachers and organized seme
new classes They are going 10 have a basket
picnic on the fair ground in Waitsheld July 4th
-. Several farmers On the river in the vicinity
Of the village are cutting their hay. Mr.. RIOS
well Child drew nine hundred bushels OF saw
dust from the village mills the past week TO be
used for bedding. -. %. II. Sawyer Is laying the
foundation for an addition 10 his store. The
attendance at the village schools has fallen of
about one-half lately. Mr.. Myron Davis, OF the
firm OF Davis a. Freeman, Is unable to work at
blacksmithing on account Of poor health.
Potato bugs are plenty. The farmers about here
practice picking them. Mr.. George Evans, OF
the village who has large dairy Is now sending
his butter To Boston In refrlgemtos, Our min
lister exchanged pulplts last sabbath with Rev.
Z. B. Hubert, OF Middlcsex.
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SENATORIAL NonisATIoss.- The following Sen.
atorial nominations have been made Addison
countyN y. Dunlo of Bristol, and Joseph Bat
tell Of Rlpton. Caledonia county-present Sem
atoFs renominated, s. S. Thompson and II. C.
Belden. Chittenden county-lienry Ballard Of
Burlington, q. W. Writers Of Milton, and q. q.
Peak of HinssbuSgh.
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snEpARp,s ESTATE,

NJ IuMMINsIONEKS' NOTICE.
The undersgnef having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District OF Warrington Commission
ers and adjust all claims and demands
OF ali persons against the estate OF Catherine shepard late
Of plalnned, m said District deceased and all claims
hhlted In offset thereto hereby give notice that We will
meet for purposes aforesaid Al the residence OF the
November next. from O'Clock ?. until Ave O'Clock
NJ each OF said days, that months day
OF June A. D. ISIS the limited by said Court said
creditors 10 present their claims TO US fof examination and
Dated al rlalraela this lssh day OF june A. d. 1878
uu s cnARsfs II AAAcchsLprp Commissioners.
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HARDwIcK.- The railroad station at East Hard
wick was burglarzed on the night of the 18th, re-
sulting in the loss OF some fifteen dollars in
money and quantity OF tickets. light Of glass
was broken by which access to the interior fasten-
ing Of the door was obtained rendering the rest Of
the work very easy. No clue to the burglars yet
reported. A grand celebration at this place on
the Fourth " is announced. Statutes, Grafton,
fireworks and the usual " hobgoblin parades - are
among the attractions on the programme. II. L.
Carter, Esq, delivers the grafton. Hardwick
Cornet Band is expected to furnish the music.
-. Rev. c. Il. Gordon was formally installed as
pastor over the Congregational church at Fast
ilardwick, on the 18TH. Joseph Titus, Of VOL
colt, was quite badly injured recently, In being
thrown from his horse while riding in his pasture
in the search OF cattle. The haying season has
begun In earnest Many farmers report grass
unusually thin, with the prospect Of scarcely an
average crop. .Thad. A. Green, OF this place,
has leased the tannery at Craitsbury for a term
OF years, and announces his readiness for all
classes Of business in his line. The assessors
have completed their appraisas OF real estate and
returned record Of the same to the town clerk for
public inspection.
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Nrobafe sWafres.
nENIsoN s. oRMsBEEI,s EsIALE s;or,cv

The undersigned, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District OF Washington Commits
siones to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
Of all persons against the estate OF Denon r. os
Of last Montpelier In said District deccas aud
all claims exhibited In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
will meet purposes aforesaid at the dwelling
house Of the late Denison a. Omsbee, the 10th day
Of August and day Of November next from o'clock
NJ four o'clock p. each OF snd days, and that sir
months from the 9TH day Of May A. ID. 1875 Is the time linz
tied by said Court for said creditors n present their claims
10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated at East h sh day Of June A. d. ISIS.
az, ddhkDD MNAsS b q KxIEslroS' Commissioner.
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A REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.

Henry a. Johnson's Arnica and OIL Eminent
Ia external remedy for and beast. for curing
Wounds sprans Strains, Sores. Cuts Bruises Burns and
uicers of every kind including Skin Diseases generally
while Its application Is harmless and painful. ts
effects are most wonderful. As FAMILY LIsIhKsr,
the wants OF every household. Warranted to satisfy
all who use IL.
HAVE YOU YELLOW EYES?
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters will certainly
you, II you any Liver Difficulty Indigestion Const-
patton Pain the Right Side try these BirrERsat once.
and good you receive for Is cent csssl
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New York Weekly Herald.
One Dollar a Year.

V''O OoiIo' q Ooi'
The circulation OF this popular newspaper has more ah
ueoled curing me past year ~ oonaihs AZ ne ieaane
news c1naineu IN "e pAli hhhALp' anu N "fahseu !"
"A""' ''p'''"'e i"e
embraces special dispatches quarters Of the globe
together with unbiased faithful and graphic pictures OF
the great War In Europe, Under the head of
--. -
AMEhlCAN NEWS
given the Telegaphc Dispatches of the week from ali
par" VI ue ohon ihs ie''ue a'o"o H'"AeS
THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valuable newspaper In the world II Il the
cheapest Every week Is given faithful report OF
POLITICAL NEWS,
ss%pss a1d a s Of s%
neiit politicians on the questions OF the hour
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Adams W. E..... $50 90 Alexander, CLARK. sic 81
Anoworh, N. D..... IS % Atkins. Hram....... q 90
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Caledonia County.

BURLINGTON high school has graduated a class
OF twenty-three.
DIR. WILLIAM S. JOHNSON, OF Milton, has been
held in 5000 damages for performing abor-
ton on Charlotte Belts, Of Williston, from which
she died June 9th.
engine near Milton, the other morning, while
walking on the track and received a fracture OF
the right arm and probable internal injuries