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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

RAILROAD Accident. Mondays accident
briefly mentioned in our Geographic des-
patches, was more serious than at first re-
ported, seventeen persons being injured.
The collision took place mile north of Pal
mer, Mass, between the down passenger
train and On up freight train. Both engines
were completely demolished and several
freight cars. The collision was caused by
the freight running on the passenger trains
time, Freight Conductor Godfrey's watch
being fifteen minutes slow. Both trains
were at full speed Owing to curve En-
gineer Cass Parker, Of the passenger train,
did not see The freight until almost upon it.
There was only time to apply the air brakes,
reverse the engine, and, with Fireman Thorn
as Hayes, jump. Both received severe
sprains, cuts and bruises. The engineer and
fireman Of the freight train did not see the
danger in time TO do anything and were
shut up between the cab and tender,
(which shut up like knife" and were half
buried in the coal Freight Engineer Homer
Williams Of Brattleboro had his thigh brok-
en- Fireman H. n Bailey of Brattleboro
had his shoulder and hips bruised, head cut,
and was injured internally. On the passen-
ger train Conductor Hastings thumb was
crushed, spare Conductor Wheeler of Brat
tleboro had his nose broken, Baggage-master
James Thomas was cut in the head In the
baggage car were several section men who
were more or less injured, being thrown to
the rear end by the forward end mounting
the engine and the stove and trunks sliding
on them Horace Ward Of Amherst had his
back badly hurt, and Rev. John Watson Of
Leverett, hand cut by the car window
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
Arrest OF DSuuk OISicinIs,

NEW YORK, Nov. 25-Thc president,
cashier and all the directors of the First Ma
u"nal bank Of Butler, Pa, were arrested yes
tcrday 10y direction Of the solicitor Of the
treasury for false statements, fraud and
forgery. They comprise Chas. McCandlcss,
who was president and altcrward supreme
Judge OF AriHoma; \. II. lIiddlc. district al
tnrncy Of the county Thomas Robinson,
member of the legislature John McGrcer,
state senator, and McSsrs. Stein, Duffy and
Stehley, prominent and wealthy merchants.
The arrests caused considerable excitement.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
ED.

BaIR.-ln this city, Nov. 18th, al o'clock IN the
evening Catherine NJ, wife Of A. II. Blair aged {,
years.
Franklin county paper. please Insert The above.
BIGELOw.--In this city, Thursday morning. Nov.
10th, Lawrence Levi. second son of the late Law
renee G)odhue Bselow, III the 10Th year of his age.
LEE.-At Aspinwal, Isthmus of Panama. Nov. u.
1879, EDWARD VI. Lee, son Of James and Honora
Lee, Of this city, aged 20 years.
ARnoLD.-In Hinslale y. H. George Arnold
aged - years, son OF Robert and Susan Arnold.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

SPCETs og DISGUSTING MUoOrs. Snuies, Deaf
ness, Cracking Sensations in The Head. FGtld
Breath, Nasal twang and tickling in the throat,
signs Of Caiarrh. DR. WEI DE MEYERS recent
discovery OF CONSTITUTIONAL treatment by
ABSORPTION Is the only remedy which has ever yet
really cured this dreadful maady. Wei DE Meyer =
CATAREu CORE is sold by druggists, delivered
by d. DEWEY L Co, &c Dey St, y. Y, at sl.50 a
package. Descriptive pamphlets mailed free.
Oct Il W lm-2ri
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
A fseyisaIizer.

his You Will ind in the new compound oxygen
Treatment which Is now attracting such universal
attention. II Is especially valuable where, from
any cause, there exists great physical and nervous
exhaustion. All cOnyalesceris Will ind In II Just
The help they need for full and quick recovery be-
cause II acts AS revltalizer. Treatise ''Com-
pound sAsea," containing large number OF test
lnoaiai, 10 most remarkable cures. viii be sent
free by mail. Address Drs. STARKEY PALES,
Ill2 Glrard 81, Philatelphia, Pa. Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
Killed by the Cars.

BRAKEMAN STRUCK BY a BRIDGE NEAI
ESSEX JUNCTION.
WArEEBuEY, Vt, Nov 21.-Mr. Kelley
of Gaysville, brakeman, was killed one
mile east Of Essex junction, while going
under 4 bridge. lie was on a hay car which
is two feet higher thap-4Q ordinary car
When the train stopped at Wiiliston he
was found dead, lying on the top Of the
ca-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

BEp-NiDpES CRIrPLE5 mortilca Ion from Frost
hiteS the agony of Burn Scald; Swengs
from Strains or Bruises /; the Tortnres from Rhcu-
matte Pains and Weak Back: Il Lame Horse cured
and n Doctors hill saved, may all come from one
bottle of Centaur Liniment. An invaluable remedy
Iii any house. Oct 81 " lm-2rm-3r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

CHILDREN CRY FOR PITCHERS CAsToRIA. No
article has ever proved equally satisfactory Phys
icans, profitable 10 Mothers, beneficial TO Chill
dren. CastOra assimllates the food, allavs Fever
ishnesS, destroys Worms and cures Wind Collie
SOur-Curd. Diarrhpa and Rash. What gives health
- the rhild, promotes rest for the mother.
Oct 81 ,wlm-2rm-Jp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

Servant, answering door bell pulled by
little ragged boy: Come, 90 right away !:
we have nothing for you. Boy: Haven't
asked you for nothing yet, have | - Ser
want hanteringly "Wcll, what would
you have asked for" Boy Didn't
know but tins house was for sale, and if
it was I'd like 10 buy it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

The changes going on in the population of
the rural districts of Vermont are slow but
sweeping In a single locality about five
miles from this city can be counted twenty
were once such.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

RiCHNoSD MARKET Nov A-The mar
-i,et 71g 7rTy- IUiut. 7oIdiua1y BUIter sold al
IS to 20 cents, choice Winter make at % to
IS, and fine October at IS to 30. Fowls sold
st to 10 cents, chickens II 10 l2l and
turkeys - tol4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

Scene between professor and freshman
on Blnkcti"ld : Professor "lIow dare
ypu swear before me. sir?" Freshman
triumphantlyD How did I know that
you wanted to swear first ," After the
scene that ensued the freshman gathered
himself mp and silently stole away. .Im-
h'rSt NucicH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

a GRAND Isle fruit-grower is 10 send
hundred or more barrels of selected Winter
apples to England, and expects to net about
"a pzT barrel. Nearly all d the large lots Of
Winter apples on the island were sold at
$3.50 Per barrel, delivered al the landings
.hara
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
lean Temperature for the Week Ana-
i:- Nov. 81, for Nine Years.
SIGNAL OFFICE, BURLINGTON, VT.
Burlington and Vicinity.

DE-. $. ". THAYER is slowly gaining in
health and strength, as every one will be
glad to hear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

CoLcHEsTER.-Thc following are the OIL
GERS 0: the Colchester Lodge No. 80, |. o.
of G. T, for the ensuing quarter W. c. T.,
]. c. Langford; W. V. +, Miss Laura Hine;
W. S, !. L. Thompson; W. A. S, Miss
Carrie A. Wolcott; W. F. s, J.. VI. Mead /;
W. +, Miss Azuba Cary; W. Chaplain,
John Chase; W. NJ. F. NJ. Wolcott; d. NJ,
Miss Emmie Blakely; w. |. c., Miss S. L.
Farnsworth W. o. G., Chandler Grifliths :;
p. W. c. T, A. 5. Barton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

TAF.-sIoSE.-In this city, Wednesday. Nov
1874, Il; tGc Episcopal church. by the Rev. E. H.
Anvil, Mr.. T \. TAFT and Mss JULIA A. stone both
al this city. No Cards
STOcKwELL-STocgwELL.- 81. Albans, Nov
e. 1873. by Rev. Geo ). Pratt, Mr.. Norman Stock
wei, Of Bolton, and Miss Martha, daughter of Gibson
Sicckwe.l OF Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

The map at the Central office Of the Sig
nal Service at Washington, shows that at
sunset, on Sunday, the sky was without a
cloud from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.
This is not q common Occurrence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

A JCRY was impanneled at Castleton last
week, The ages of whose members aggregated
Ea2 years. The oldest was SO years Of age,
while the youngest juror had celebrated his
Goth birthday. The average age was over
20 years. That jury ought to know how to
Discharge their duties they were certainly
old enough.
TIE season Of lake navigation is rapidly
approaching close. The lake is reported
as covered with ice from Whitehall TO Crown
Point and the Chambly canal is said to be
frozen over three inches thick. There are
yet tLiriy-two barges laden with over three
million feet of lumber en- route for this port
which it is hoped will get through before the
close Of navigation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

Rev. GEO. 5. GUERNSEY will preach in
Essex, next Sunday, Nov. 5Oth, morning and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

HOWEVER watched by loving care,
Home has dlstempers lurking there,
And human power cannot defend
From ills that constantly impend;
But Sanford's Ginger bids pain cease,
Aud home restores TO health and peace.
Nov 90, ed,sat1wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

SURVEYORS IN TRoUBLE-A large party,
consisting Of o. o. Brainard of St, Adams,
KimbaIl and Brown of West Jay, and
surveyors and workmen which left
Richford on Monday of last week
for the purpose of finding the original
lines dividing the towns of Jay, Richford,
Montgomery and Berkshire, were caught
in a terrible snow storm while on Jay Peak
Oh Tuesday, and were obliged to remain on
the mountain ell night. They suffered in
tensely from the severe cold. Owing to the
severity of the storm they were unable to
move until Wednesday afternoon, and they
reached Richford Thursday night in an ex-
hausted condition, having made the entire
distance Of about eighteen miles on foot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

Nh. WILLIAM II. WAEDwELL, Tor two
years past chief clerk Of the Burlington and
Lamcille Railroad, goes to Montreal next
week to accept responsible position in the
general offices of the Southeastern Railroad.
Mr. Wardwell is a capable and competent
railroad man and by his courtesy and accom-
modating spirit has gained many friends here
who will wish him every success in his new
and more desirable position.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

Go. Palmer and wife, drowned in the
recent Lake Ontario disaster, formerly lived
in Charlotte. and not Vergennes as stated
His wife is said TO have been a native Of
Canada
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

JERICHO CEyTEE.-Re7 J. Z. Wright of
Montpelier will deliver lecture in the Con
gregational church in this place Tuesday
evening, Dec. .. Mr.. Wright gave one of
the most profitable lectures of the course, last
Winter, and the people will be glad to listen
to him again. The lecture will be free TO all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
LTCY q. CLlRN,s EsTArE.

VI the subscribers, having been appointed b ICE
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Chtten-
Gen. Commissioners to receive, examine and ADJUST
the claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate Of Lucy A Clark late of West Charlotte. Ia
SAID district deceased and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited IN offset thereto and six months
from the Gay Of the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for thar purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice that we Will attend to the business of
our appointment al the residence Of Lucy A
Clark deceased Of West Charlotte, VI. IN said ;iis
trict the fourth Tuesdays OF December and June,
next. al 10 o'clock !. M, on e.ch Of said days.
Dated This .O.h day Of November, l-.9.
JOSEPH :. SHAW ,o,,r,i,..,o,,-,
CARLISLE LEWIS N''uii-i 'S''1''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

The Utica Herald says; The faculty OF
Middlebury college has told the rebellious
students to go home to their mothers, eat
Thanksgiving turkey and return, when by
cones will be by-gones, providing all the
boys obey the rules thereafter. The students
thus secure a convenient precedent to kick
whenever they think the disciplinary harness
is too tight"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
ESOIkS,
MARRIED..

LIrTIATT--la this city, Nov. 18th, son 20 the
Wife of The !4tc Jos. Lipplatt, ESQ., OF Abbo,;sfor
Pa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

AsoUT forty persons Were admitted to
full membership in the Methodist church at
St Adams, Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

NEXT February will have 90 days and will
have five Sundays. They will fall on the
lst, sih, 18th. 22d and Goth. This occurs
ence in % years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

The MANUFACTURES OF BURLISGToN.-
There was an informal meeting at the City
Clerks Office, Monday evening, attended by a
large number Of our leading manufacturers
and capitalists, to consider the matter of
forming a stock company for the manufac
ture of the Lang pump. The plan was pre-
sented by Hon. Fred Z. Woodbridge of Yer
gennes, and after long discussion Messrs.
F. c. Kennedy, Henry LOOMS, c. J. Alger,
Hervey Spencer and Joel II. Gates were APP
pointed a committee to investigate the sab
ject and report at Il special meeting. Mr.,
WoodGridge's proposal was, in brief, that
stock company be formed here with capital
of 500, 600; that $50, 900 in stock be given
to Mr.. Lang for his patent and to the owners
of controlling interest in the Flanders
Patents, that the cOrporators be given
$50, coo in stock for S2j, 900 cash and that
the remaining $50, 600 be kept in the com
pany's treasury for use as it might be needed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

\ PLEASANT AFFAIR-Mr. c. W. Davis,
the accomplished and popular organist of the
Baptis. church, and his estimable wife were
very pleasantly reminded that Monday even
ing was The fifth anniversary Of their marriage.
They had been invited out - tea, 10 prepare
the way for the surprise, and returned at about
half past c! ght to find their home in posses
sion of their friends, and everything set in
order for firs,-class wooden wedding. The
assembled company numbered some four
score, and included Rev. Mr.. VIII
cox, the pastor, and his wife, aud many
men.hers, young and old, Of the Baptist
church and society. \ large number had
brought along appropriate presents, -includ-
ing articles great and small, useful and or
namental, which had been tastefully ar
ranged On table in the centre Of the sitting
room. After grand round Of congratula-
tons some time was spent in social inter
course iute:spersed with selections on the
piano and vocal music, when the company
were served with refreshments ice cream
cake, etc.-which some Of their number had
thoughtfu.ly provided. Another pleasant
feature was q sercnade by Sherman's Military
Band, who played some very fine selections,
after which they were invited in. At Il sea-
sonable hour the unbidden, though welcome,
guests departed for their homes, leaving
many good wishes for the future happiness
and prosperity Of Mr.. and Mrs Davis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28
Only Jfgo DOi!6rs Per Fear.

geographically beautiful and eiitorally sensl-
ble."-Rnsf'n Herald
As good Is every. :. Iadsysnisnt.
'E-iiiai with E.ark-t taste and ability '-zs.hs
HcrGit
Takes rauk villa lie hes! family Journals. Din
btsy News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

\ Full PAGE VI EDITORIALS on kELIdIoCs AS9
Social Tories. by corps of skilled writers.
4 Full PAGE FOR The BEST STORIES, On which ID
now running a short Serial by VIM NJ. +.
Abroad"
\ FULL PAGE OF LITERATURE, including Choice
Readings from the latest books and magazines.
\ FULL PACE FOE THE SUNDAY SCHOOL, wholly
written By Rev. X. r. Meredith and Rev. A. E.
Schauffier, with expositons Of the Internal
Lessons.
DEPARTMENTS FOR The Farm and Home" '-Ila
Children II he Religious World" etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

WEsrFoED. This town is to have course
of lectures the coming winter, by the follow
ing talent: Nov. 2sth, Prof J h. South.
worth Of Montpelier; Dec. 9Th, Rev. y.
Fellows, Pastor of Trinity Church Montpc-
lier: Dec. 9th, Rev. II. W Worthcn of
Mortified: Dec 12th, l.. L. Lawrence Esq
Of Burlington: Dec 18th Rev. j. ID. Emcr-
son Of Underhill; Dec. 2Gth, Prof. g. &.
Bush PHI D. of Quincy Mass We trust
that the citizens of the town will feel 81
deep an interest in these lectures that they
will give them their hearty support =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-28

Conducted ~ Esy II. \. STOREY.
WILLIAM II. MERRILL Eiiso-.
JJSTEIECTiNG EDIFJg>:
REV. DAVID .. MEAES. REV. SMITH BAKER,
REV. Z :. ATWOOD. REV. \. Z DJ'NEISG.
, 1879-02-01

the fore part Of the meeting, but woke uo
during the timo allotted 10 prayer.
Prayer. wcrc offered fur hin, mud he rose up
sober, acknowledged t}od, ntnt WAS Rared.
Tony Delight next appeared, n'nl testified that
he wns living monument of fiod's saving GRACE.
.iol was nat unity abto to save, hut to keep, llo
himself was Slick ono vt one t'nic,--n drunk
nri, gambler, Il rrofaner Of God'a unrsic:: l1o
so1,l whisky. he oSncd an intcrcst IN gambling
hu,ses; but 0otl hal saved him. lie could save
all who sought Ills saving grace. Let all DO
t',Is, md they would cn1ov tl,at rcacc Of mind
whk.h could 0nl7 curne trpfn nl,ovc.
tnpt. Bnndy had smoked fur twenty-five
years. ntrl drunk all Tho whisky he could set hts
hnttts On. Du. tlods grace had delivered hin.
services wcro concluded and thu meeting was
Cluked with prayer.
During the Rev. Mr. Stcbbtns' rendition Of the
Temperance sonE, Where ID my fN,y to-nlrhtP'
Indy In tho congregation lrcat1c vsEb1y afcct-
eli, niul with difficulty wns nbc 10 rcprcss her
emotion, which attracted considerable attention.
, 1879-02-01

The disbursements Of currency yesterday
wera 445, ,00O.
Tho sale Of percent bonds yesterday
amounted to $5,70o.
Tho number OF barrels Of alcohol exported
frum this district during the month Of Jsn'tary
was $50, containing 513,os5 ga1lons'
Charles e. Itoyt resigned his position ~
United Stairs uaurrr yesterday, and Eill re-
turn to Ills old profession OF ctic!1!stfy Hc will
take charge Of the smelling works at Omaha.
Gen. Mcdowell yrster'iay, marched over + at
the head Of hts aFnv nt worSmcn TO f!le o1flGe
Of tho nay &nlaetcr, where they signed the rolls
and received their months wages, amounting
to $B.l0U.
The collections Of the rnal-Rcscnuo Dc
partmcnt yesterday ncre, sat,'e5, 81 81 M which
@n5 snl,eer9, .1,i eipars b. beer, s sas by
exports. TIN cnlcctlons for the month OF
january wers &818,1o6
, 1879-02-01

from ono pound Ut coal. The new Corlss en-.
glnc nt The rawtucket Watet-Works In netual
coal per horsepower rer 1,nur. nm absolutely
eerta.n lint with this | s4l00 pounds OF coa'
cu, yet four lights caela equal 10 n cAs-{et."
Here Mr.. ElfA''n tirclt upon the length ot
timr # Inns taken Him to complete llis other m
yrntluns. None OF what he calls hta "goui In
venttous" hare been sintahed inside ot two
yeara. 4 now Telephone that hn has Just com
plctcl h. has Ind two men cnEaErs! urnn stead
lly for nver twU years, arh until within ak
weeks he sail 1t was n perfect failure. TIC
phanograph l.ns taken twp yenrs, md is not Jet
perfected no "A 10 tnka tho wurt's of the sneaker
At any great distance or 10 report trial In
Court.
, 1879-02-01

Tho f.o1Ircttr of t1tc Tow n Of Rich turned over
40 "no T.. .'s.!, -, .,," rro,s,,,cr rc.tr,,l,v.
s~'-oo III snsn !" 'n' ''sao'
The Printing Committee will meet at ~
o'clock this morning to consider thu proposals
for sunn1ytnr the county with printing ,tlll sta.
ttoncry for Tic year
Ihou'as l. H'"' ""' osoas"l o'et ~ NV ~"
yesterday on ca ba.. It appearing IRON Ing
papers ,lu,. he owed suu,lry tudivdua's f53.6o.
liz rave t,a!! IN the afternoon fur his nppcat.
anee luseaa,' "''" "o ""' WV" VIE ~"N'>s ""A~'
the lnsolFcnt act. - -
Deputy -ShertH Burke, fresh from his expo.
.cnucs In tts delays ut ,lse law through WlscoE-
xu und Minnesota, WAS back 10 hts post yes
."rs,v ia hui1 ,onv .tnty Ia tul. uud III.
t'l"a5' o ~. I.,l,,,,.,. T., ,h,sa u,,tn,
ia'1>llIaf1Y win p1tso'' III ."o"o ''@'es
VIM remarkable. Hc tlid nut b!1nE tHe nun lio
wrnt for back with him.
1,,, ,v,,,,,,,. will ot,,v ,.u .c,,t &rcc ,tnon
ou"he "'''a.' w.. p. .'",..s', T., ~.
M1ty persons VINO hafe ncch eo"se.eu !" '''o
Criminal Court during January. 0i tho NUM-
lrr nbo,,t fortY-fiye will 70 tu Joliet for terms
rp,.,,,,r frnr, onr IN fo,rtren yearn This will
IT, H.. ,arr,,, hath, rv.r rn,ycl IN IL mir. tl,nu
w '"e w 49,. ,.",.. .,,,,,,h"s o,..
tor seatcnee' ana h's' 'hc 'asseS' a"'"pes e'sl
auy ono month.
.r,. f,r,u1 .1urv Yesterday hraru nnitc uusn-
,,r ~ ,at.u, r.*cs n1i Irt,trnrIi thrrc int}Irt.
,nsnts for Larceny agait,st Charles Alexander.
tIN la IL.
i1n.,tv ,tisnr,rti ri s,iay. Dr. KIhourp. II Fl
nim = "Ynrc,r,i "a wit1,css. Ii,c tur1 viii a,i-
Iin,rn tnls n(iermun nl,d make ti,a, ryporf,
t rni tecn,,s. tiny want TO, out l,ccausc tt,s Iaw
says they must.
! l>,, :, t,,Jh,ro at,,,rnev fnr Kern In thc
s"'u ~ ~, ~ ,,n 81 r. ~ ~" j,n,,nt" .nnr, val,
a.u eo'tsn., H., ~, .c.t ~ III" ,1rmc,,,;n~a
'e,'a3 ~ , .s' h"ri .fn. n.,y;rt IN
''a". ~ ."At" I, .,.ts !!.,t ~, ,"att.r
rprGsHt n"st ''aass ,.i .ui,, mint hi. "n,.
uaGs i,.'.. Is W. ~. ',t'1 t,n, nxn".t ti,",
~. ts...S II a. a.. ,,n,s, hr rnsrrS
". H. ~ h IT, ~ ~ mi,h twir" ,it
upu,a tns @ ",,, ~ ~ ..", -" ss VA VITA '''1'
a1"a'' III wa " Ao' 'ta''"'e' ..--......
The County Agunt'a otlleu has t,ecn rllhnln.
under tho ghrrssrn system thu past month,
al,l llpL nlaFc employees than ever befor', cshn
IN thu pallny tnyE u tbs oil "lI!ng.' II liza
nseh s!ue.1' ,t,,.,s 'rs. .+sS M ia
sns' KIN .i' aS ,, ~ t"' ,v ,., tnr ~ /, At
st .a'. ,"s," ~" ,e, ,snn "cnrgni .,ni
.s.": @ Nv ~ a en ~ Iii, % rnt r"n.,',..nt
1ns ten s4n." "Pss ~, ~ n.n,,c ""t L. H., NM
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, lho Assignee yesterday i!Stl ~ .n'ila III tnt
County Court IN ths a!'lH OF 9lGn@oo. 91s non'la
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i:ylti"n J. tia9e, MI! samuel y. ScKetaoil
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s!'ow!nE tiie total valuation 10 bs WIN is1t