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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-03

pame1abut bon fhnar;sm Gtlab, ben ein'
rofa 8anblt,leife esqaett unterm 0rub
hfntinn tsfsniate, seiate unYsrhchlsn I'll
la's Fantmsniitsrsclsns Gage uno pas
1aneu sraancsns trcbae Sadeln aui ihrsr
lhmsusnhsn Qippsn, tpabrsne lstn Wntlit
ttefe. fable 9iafs itsrso5 uno iein butt'
res Nuee fstne1elts cas Der ianssn Dame
i'm @aaen freifts, bic tpie ein bleihe'
5hatten isbt an Ism pariitsrihpebte
mabrenb CT mfhanila sriisenc fetnsn pn
goa.
6rau 8obbs nidts aus ibrer gHassnsd.
tsretlaTsab NIT Rem Ropfe, MSsts sertars
ts In farrsr GaNuueslcitafeit ; itr Terlr6'
ter 8riH nur an isinan 5utraab, uno 1il
la's Gssaao. Der iunas Sffcier, tlInssltt
sorastm auf bic |!aubiSs QiasRrass aerab,
ehas Fh su riibrsr. Da mart iis ben
biblhen Sopf iits.mGtb's 3uriid, uap iSr'
flsine Naua ta0ts ft bsimlid lulammsn.
inbem 0s ,u ttrem 8eslsiter ple ;u t'nem
DunossaenpHtn aufia6.
Nls fe a5sr babel feline unnah6are, Der.
i6loHsns Nient se,pabrtf, isbte ife bic
tleinsn, weiben 3a5ne ,Ornis In bic eippsn,
als ct fFe tbre eteene tittsre gmpfaoune
bamit 3ermalmsn rclls, bann murmelte fe
Elm saar tur,e. tSFias Nbihiessmcrte nnb
tuanbte ff6 taata, ur, aIsiu ben 8udses
an3utreten. Ssr 5srs mar poller Corn
uno @rou, itr Nttem fog In lstben1 1Aaft.
lidsr 6sftisfeit, pte Fe 70 eatinsilte.
8ietur, bod gu Basen, bate ite per'
leusnst Dor ten 5sinen; Iilla eeriuhte
Fh ,war bamit su 6erubiaen. bab te 6h
iaste, er babe aus eiferlidtiser Rade fe
eurh i.insr 6ohmut9 frafsn wolsn, aSer
beimlia slaubte fs nur sails an btsfen
9rof.
(Bortiebuas folat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-03

5err pster galena@. Yine !SpGrw,
Wls., idrsibt: sd muB Sbnen tuno
tbun, oab id, !anse Sabre an 8rultfran.
rfsn aelitten Babe uuD ourh Rem @ebrauh
toll Or. ansult 6 &Duis's Sa hi.
burser Sruitt Bee poultaaoi5 &c,
beIlt murbe."
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08
FISHING ON SUNDAY,
indianapolis News,

II was delightful Sunday aitcrnoon
Sabbath School waSout, and the supclin
trnlcnt took stroll up the canal. The
grasshoplmrs were turning somcrsaul's
in tho high grass, their last perform
nncc Of the season, and the emerald
vested kntydds warbIcd from their vel
ycly royrrls under the MULLEN leaves.
When he got to the apucduct over Fall
creek, where the water, escaping through
the time rivcn timlwrs, joined the flood
below, most musical in their meeting,
he found u wicked acquaintance, with
line dangling in the water. llc was
about to frame II rcploof for the Sab
bath-brcakcr, when goodness gracious! !!
what bite! Another, and n hassa
perfect bcauty--.wns I'oundcring over
the green grass
"Whm sort of hnit arc you using,
Jim ~ CThC rcproof was postponed
IIoppcrs,' was the reply, MS tho line
rcbaitod, slid into the stream. lie FUN
blcd ncrvonsly in his vest pocket, and
found he had hook and line, but Jim had
another bite, and another tllrcc-Qmartcl
pound bass was thrown upon the grass.
"Whcrc do you got your bait F" he ask,
cd. "Oh, these boys u kctcll 'cm fol
you." "YOn don't say so" The line
came out of his pocket, the hook was
baitwl, and thrcc-puartcr FOUNDER was
gusping on the shore. Another, and
thon another! Never was such luck
Tho superintendent was excited. "Hurry
up with the grasshopperS."
"Please, Mr.. c., here's a hopper
pipcd u small boy. The superintendent
looked down. The eyes Of the angle
met. II was u crowning mercy l,c didn'|
tumble into the water. Tho Yrasshoppc
|purycyor was the boss boy of his Sunda!
School. There are sermons III runnln.
brooks TO that Sunday School snpcrin
tcndcnt and yet hc can't b" got within
u mile of u stream, and can't even 'ool
at an ice wagon without slnldlcr.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

like horse with tho lloaves. However,
she viii enjoy the wild sport whatever
may be thought by the tired fellow who
has practically carried her through il.
If 1.-THE, uudulating girls dance this
waltz in Jc,scys--thc limited, skin
tight costumes that arc coming in--tl'e
right will be rather sturtlingly Ike Tho
famous dance of the naked Naucl,-
girls.
The "Philadclplia fing is the poetry
of motion in reckless meter, AZ | have
described and experienced it; but II
muyt not be supposed that IL will always
be or even generally danced in that
way. All men are not muscular and
agile. All women arc not light Of foot
and slight Of figure. Consequently
there will be u great deal of grotcsquc-
ness Obesity and nwkwarlncss nrc
unfortunately common, and arc render
cd comicaI when their posscssors try To
skip niubly. II either of u pair Is Il
bad dancer, boil, might as well be. A
woman who humps up hor back, o'
tries to keep her partner Mt u distance
or IL heavy and slow, or attempts Il
decide for herself when to reverse, Is /
horror to the man who tries to dance
with her. That take on the word %
my teacher. The man who steps on hi
partners corrs, or bangs her agains
other dancers, or let's her fall, deserve
burning ut the stake. That say iron
personal experience.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08
PROPOSALS..

cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL DE 1,ECEfv.
y ID by tho State House Commissioners for
Thirty DAYS tOr the following materials tor
constructing tle State House NJ Baton Rouge
NNlOO0 Bricks, moro or less.
NNl i,artpls or Alabama Lime more Ot less.
lO0 Barrels Ccincnt (liosendale.)
10 Barrels Cement tl'Ortland.)
lsdO barrels Shnrp Sand.
For the entire Carpenters work, and furnish.
Ing Satcriul for same.
F,h Stating md furnishing materials for
same
aTdi Stone and Marble work and furnishing
nut eiials for same.
For Copper and Galvanized Iron work, h''''
l,,tidshmg materials TOR si,,c.
Tho Iron work, nnds furnishing materials io'
sy,iur.
A IN accordance withplnns and specifications
oi ". A. Frcict architect, No. u Camp street
whore they cnh bc inspected.
The bidders TO give bond with gn"l aud st''l
cicit security for The compliance Of their scpa
tNta contracts.
Tho Commissioners reserve the right To reject
nny md MI bids. 1hc bids Ia lm directed ~ thu
lieutenant Governor, y. D. Mclincry, ni,d Act
Ing Governor, and marked Proposals for wo'I
| on State House.
The above advertisement ~ bc inserted IN th'
Louisiana CaIitolian, tho Evening States, Dem
oc,nt and Shreveport Standard, May ~.
l;acl, and every contract 10 ,m separate mn
| distinct,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

i 5,o xOOpcrday at home. Samples worth
DO ~ dDSVhve dollars free. Address Stin.
son 4 Co. Portland Maine.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

nLD Daniel DoOnc--A favoritc brand
~ of Whisky, at David Il Garig'S.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

lbEG week in your own town. Terms and
dDOO five dollar outfit free Address II. Hal,
lett 4 Co.. Portland Maine.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08
ARE THE CHILDREN ALL IN

Tho darkness falls, tho wind 10 high,
Dcnsc black clouds oil tho Western sly,
Tho storm will soon begin
Tho thundcrs roar, tho lightuinsa flash
hear tho groat randrows dash
Arc all the childlon in
Thcy re coming softly TO my sdc
Their forms within my arms ] hide
No other arms arc sure,
y hc storm may rago with fury wild,
with Trusting faith cacl litic child
with mother lccls ucCurc.
But future days aro drawing near
They II 60 from this warm shelter here
out In tho worlds wild din;
Tho rnin viii fall, cold winds blow
III ait alono and long to know
Arc all the children In
win ,hcy have shelter then secure,
Where hearts arc waiting strong aud su'''
And love Ia truo whom tried
Or, will thcy lind brokcn rood
When strength Of heart they son'''c'' meet"
To help ,lsm bravo tho tido'
cad knows 10 ALL lila viii Ia bos''
ri shicli them now and yield the ''a'
In his most righteous hand
Sometime. soula bc loves arc fivch
By tcmpests wild, and thus arc r'vc''
Hy iempcsts wild, and ilisa'c driven
rcarcr tho better land,
II Ile should call us ho,nc before
Tho children go, on that hlos'cd Shore
Aiar from care aud en,
Lnow that sl,all watch and walt
TIL lc, tho keeper OF tho gate
Lots NIL tho children IN
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

4 PRICOTS-Finc fresh California
Agoods. David&Garig.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

dt 20 A WEEK Twelve dollars day at
D( q home easily made. Address True
Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

will rll .oo'ls nH low IN thr SAINT quality can
lw IongIt IN New Orleans or anywhere else.
Thankful for liberal patronage IN the pns,
al'all, by fair dealing try To merit the same IN
the future. .inn3I
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

What's to bccomc of me, If YOU die 2
exclaimed % devoted wife 10 her sick
husband. Il don't know replied he;
'you had better be thinking what's to
become of me"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

\ lady says: "lf women were nS par
,icular in choosing virtuons husbands as
men arc in selecting yirtuous wives, the
greatest of moral revolutions would i"
the direct result"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

a young lad rang tho door.bell
OF u ncwly,marricd pair
"Don't you want u boy y ho said,
Shyly pulling at his hair.
Want a boy! - shc repeated,
"Why, you impulcnt scapcg'aGe y
And she gave tho door u slam
In the youths astonshcd face.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS

TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
BATON ltOUGE. May 23th 1880. )
nELlNQuENT Tax Payers atc hereby. no
- tilted to come forward and aottlc their back
taxes. Their attention IL called 10 tho consti.
hi,ional provision which enables them 10 pay
taxes due prior 10 January ist. 1870, In valid
state and parish obligations, without cost or
penalty. j. W. BATES.
Mny ", I'm. Sheriff and Tax Collector
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

GOLD RINGS, Diamond Amethyst Cameo,
" Plain and Engraved Gold Rings. at
JOHN ,JOuNSONS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-19

II this oouatry ,hns are as.oo post
oacsa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-19

En- WEEK, Sc day ~ home essti, nsAs.
III oss11y 0sfns frSst A6dEsn TrtE O..
AuGnsta, Mama.
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:"
The late Conn. Joannss psiaed him-
self upon the quickness OF rspartee
when the occasion required the exer-
ciss sf hrs brilliant pswsrss Once he
Was witness for the defense in Bostop
where the prosecuting attorney asked
him. a Y customary. his age. TIA,
ensstion. aid The noblsaan. II de-
cline 10 answeF. On the ground that we
ara not permitted TO give evidence upop
hsArAy. Nv 90 was told. nae ~ @y
nolhers and ! YES obliged 10 take her
werd Ter Il. Consequently. Is matter
Of narration. I cannot be ccmpellsi 10
answer the Question. For the sAsne
reason an unable 10 aAy on oath who
ere my parents. where l was born. or
Wat y my nationality" lie carried
Ais point
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IDUBLfc NOTICE Re HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IL In parsusnce Of the esmm snAs Of . writ Of
gsxscution sgaiust the property o. James II. Col
man. tDsued from the oidce Of the Clerk Of the
district Court Of he Tnird Judicial District Of
Washington Territory. holding terms at seattle. In
the case Of Henry l.. Yesler aga ipst said James n
C0inssu. under tho seal Of said Court and dated
the 26sh dsyof June. 4 D. 1880. 10 mo directed. l..
L. " wyckoR. ShersH OF King county. Washing
TOO Territory, have levied upon the following real
estste and all the right title and interest of the
defendant. James Al. ColmAn. therein, a. well as
upon ell the right title and interss: which the
said defendant. JAfnea n. GILMAN. had therein on
September sshs 1878. at any time since that time
all Of which real estate 10 situate In King county,
Warrington Territory snd Is bounded AMI de-
scribsd - follows. TO Wit:
The northwest quarter OF lot one In block eight
10 Msynazds plat of the town tnow c,.,l OF Sc.
atie. being parcel Of said lot eight 30x60 feet.
bounded - follow: commencing ut the northwest
corner Of sid lot eight sDd running thence east
Nxty feet. thence south thirty feet; thence west
SIXTY fleets thence north thirty fes, TO the place OF
besdnning. Also the whole OF block L in Terry 3
third addition TO the city Of Seattle and lois Eve,
SIX, seven and eight In block twenty nine In Car.
Seattle; and lots nins and ten In block four; and
lots one, two. three. four. Ave snd sir In block
eight ia Central Seattle with all and singular the
buildings aud improvements taeseoa.
And will on SATURDAY. tue i4th day OF Al
gust. AID. iSsc. al TIM hour Of one O'Clock IN Of
ssid day. 81 the front door cf sqaire's Open
HOUSE. IN the city OF SEATTLE. tthe said house be-
ing the place where the District Court In said
county 10 heIdl osrr and expose ct public outcry,
10 the highest bidder for cash in United States
gold coin. each ana every part and parcel Of the
said real estate herein above dsscrbed and ell the
rlsht, title and iatsrsst Of che said James ~ Col
man thsrsin. . we'll - Al The rfahf. title and IN
tArcst which said James N. Cslmsn had thsrein on
September sth. 1873, or ct any time since thai
time. s@ss Att3 kf e va
Dated Il a~sesls. June -, 1850
L.v. wYCKOYF.
Sheriff Of King County. wash. Territory.
.y11vss
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TO THE UHFOnTUUkTE. !

dicaIus. pimpies on the fkes. ALd isst lnaenesSs
car positively Be cured FTh *ssst an4 a1Ae
should no. fail 10 call npsm bin. Ins DI
has Travelled extensively N ~ q ~. and t9egee
thoroughly the various bospii l. .htrs. 49,
!. rseas, dsai 81 vaIsssbls inis asstse. 49, ~
D. co.,. " 4 - 70 i.pfrs = thoss ~ neoeX
ser ices. -. GIbbOA viii make - g.
unless he eject cure. RsDseas . D 49,
NAY NJ eUR1O. At HONE ~
muszscations strictly cep16enktal xep -
sas bat The Doctor. PeFsens wfstins - n -
tor will pleass stass fbs DaDs - - pnDse
go this sdvsgtissmsns u. Q4as1ee ~
Call OF write. Addreaz DIR. y. 0lBDONs
1881. san rraneisec. sssd 80 for -.
medicine. elelo&N#
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-19

Do g; : 8: !
vfSh svRs lJneo u11aB61oene "a - III
AGShsHs1SNsssss WI Ave-. $50 q
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TINE GREAT ENGtiSM REMEDY

II . nsver-failing Cups
for Nervous Debility.
Exhsusted Vitality,
seminal Wss / n Q Sc,
6permstorrkoes, LOST
MANHOOD. IDpotsn :
cy. Paralysis. and al
the terrible effects Of
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies, and sxcesses In
mstarer yeau - such
~ Loss Of Msmory,
Lsssitufle. Nocturnal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-19

The sbove sale 10 postponed till SATURDAY
August 2ist, 81 o'clock PIN
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-19

E1ts4Ion. Aversion TO society. Dimress Of Vision,
Noises N tbs Hesd; the vital fzid passing unob.
served IN the urine. sni many other diseases tha,
led 70 tpssntty and death. - -.
Oh. DINTIE Will sgfee to forfeit FIVE Huu-
DnED DoILsns for case Of this kipd the VITAL
RESTORATIVE fcnder his special advice and
srrefmeno will not cure. or for anything fmpuyr
o. injurious found In II. DIR. MINTiE treats ali
Pfivsss Diseases suceessfully without inercuyy
Co1uI1Arfos rnky- Thorough exzmips fson sud
sdvics. including snsiysis OF urine. 81 Ca Prsce
o. VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle. az fnur
tfmes the quantity. 5000; sent 70 sn sd.Is q
upee receipt 81 price. or G. o. D., secure f.ou
Observation. and In private name II d . re-. b.
A. T. MiSrIf. 81. H..
/. IL kesrny Street. SAD Francisco, Cal.
Oh. MIyTlES KIDNkY RRMi by. NEPHgEr.
1oun. cures all binds Of Kidney and blsdd9
Oomptsinfs, 0oposrhGa, elect. Leueorrkna For
sase ~ al drueessts 100 bottle six bottles fos
On. MINrrED DANDELIOS PILIs. sr. the
49, nd cheapest DYSPEPSIA and Bilious csrs
- n ngkse- For sale b. all drascsts.
sshviy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-15
CORN WALL.

The drought still continues and
drawing water increases,
Miss Elsy Stevens is also on the
sick list, under the care of DR.. Halsey.
james Stevens, on Monday last.
drew to the mines across the lake one
hundred and fifty bushels of OATS at one
load.
Mrs. Walter Atwood is very sick.
but under the skillful treatment of DR..
E. o. Porter we hope she will soon
recover.
We are panied to notice the sud-
ded death of Darwin Peck, of Bran
don, who until within few years was
a permanent resident among us.
The Ladies' Benevolent society
met last week with Mrs. G. NJ. James,
with seventeen working members pres
ent. The next meeting is with Mrs. f.
Hooker, the 2lst.
Notwithstanding the abundance of
fruit that is generally raised among us,
many of our people are going out OF
town for their supply of apples for the
winter.
Rev. Mr.. Martial, formerly A. V.
Martial, M. D., now located at Moriah,
N. Y, with his son, who has been in
poor health, were visiting their old
friends in town, when tine son was
take.i worse find they have been unable
to return.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-15
Ior.thc Register
THE DEMOCRATIC SOLDIER RISES
TO EXPLAIN.


o iwant to be rebel and among the rebel
stand,
When 4th of March they come to take possession
| And the cash that's in the trcasury-wc want
that any how
For 1t might as well be understood, that's what
we're after now.
So I'm going to vote for Hancock. for think he's
just the man,
To bring out northern votes to aid the southern
And then rely upon ii, wen be sure to win the
day,
When Wen say to you, Republicans, 'just take
Once joined the Union army, where fought
against our friends,
And perhaps / killed few of them, but that
somewhat depends
Folks call it love ofcouniry that went for. but
A fig cared for country, it was for the pay |
got.
tall,
so much so that their offer1 could not with
So marched away to Dixie, and when my time
Mong other things they pensioned me for things
didnt dol
To be sure the country's prosperous as it never
was before
But with RS that's neither here or there, we
- want change once more;
me Republicans have had their way for nearly
twenty years,
While we've been forced to take back seats,
spite circumstances and tears.
Then hnrrah for Mr. Hancock, and our Southern
allies too;
On common ground the boys in gray shall meet
our boys in blue;
With our tried and gallant leader, we will charge
the Garfield host,
And drive 1t from its stronghold-etse De,noc.
r0cy is lost
Midolebury, VI. 1850. HOPEFUL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-15

Science has accomplished no more
wonderful or gratifying result than the
perfection of an antidote to the chilling
signssof approaching age, and some
thing to oblilerate the tell-tale tracks of
time, and preserve the natural adorn-
ments of youth to ripe old age. Halls
Hair Remover does all this, and its
praise resounds in cottage and palace.
The jewellers among the SHOWS of Nor
way and the peasants of sunny France
and Spain find nsc for it, and find
means to get it, and it does not disap-
point them. The whitening locks
again resume their youthful color,
the thin, dry, and faded hair becomes
bright and glossy. The whole appear
ance is changed as if by magic, and the
man or woman, who before was called
aged, now appears as one in the prime
of life. Such wondrous changes can.
not pass unnoticed, and they have pro.
duced the unprecedented demand that
now exists for the first and only article
ever compounded that can produce
them in pleasing and satisfactory
mauner.-[New Era, Woodstock, Ill.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-15
ADDISON.
The town hall has been repaired.

The town hall has been repaired.
&C. Kent has taken trip TO York
state.
-Parlor organ agents are doing well
here.
DR.. Smith is studying in New
York.
e. Pond has been repairing his
dwelling.
e. Billiard continues as pastor OF
the Baptist "family"?
Austin took nice nap in church
last Sunday-science Notwithstanding.
"A horse owned by l.. Dayton, was
found dead in the field. No cause evi.
dent.
Mrs. c. Seeger and Mrs. Almina
Whitford have returned from theiI
western trip.
The late house-breaking, fruit steal
ing, etc., which came near state action,
is settled, so far as private damages by
Goodale and Gulley. Goodale says
he believes in ncighborly courtcsy-ill
regard to fruit, bnt if law won't pro
tect it buck shot will.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-15
BRIs7'0n.

Milo Varney is out. Getting bet
ter agnin.
Henry Warner is binding an adj
dition to the back part of his houR.
"A j. Eastman is putting up new
barn on his premises, Church Street.
Calvin Myers is pIastcring bis
house. IL will be soon ready for use.
Mrs. Grover has graded around her
house, thereby improving the looks OF
her premises
Charles ID. Peet has sold his stock
of groceries to L. b. Oaks, who has
taken possession.
j. T. Barlow, our efficient town
treasurer, has bay window built on
to the front of his residence.
H. N. Williams has given his horse
barn and ont buildings coat of red
paint. Will paint his house soon.
Elder Dayfoot preached at the
Methodist church, last Sabbath
Preaching as usual, next Sabbath.
M. p. Varney has erected SUBJ
stantial picket and board fence around
bis new residence on Church street.
e. ID. Barnes writes to friends
here, that his business is much better
than he expected. Ed is in Chicago.
M. p. Varney will Occupy his house
in few days. Elder Quimby is now
putting on the paper. The granting
has been bone by George Brooks, the
painting by Mr.. Varney himself.
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Fresh oysters at III. p. Langworthy's

Fresh oysters at II. p. Langworthy's
$1,000 to let. Call at this office.
The Nonesuch feed cutter at Ear
~ Barnum's.
Dressed hogs wanted at Garlick &
Williamson's.
-Breech-loading shot guns for sale
at l.. Hanaford's.
-Hanaford deals in everything in
the musical line.
"A very good tap lie calf boot for
$3.50 at Sheldon's.
Powder, shot and ammunition of
all kinds at Hanaford's.
Buy your drugs and medicines at
Hanaford's aid save money.
Go and get eight cakes of soap for
twenty-five cents, at Mswson's.
All the latest styles in dress goods
just in, at T. M. Chapman Il Cos.
"A few table boarders can be accom-
dated with good board, at low rates, at
Mawson's.
-Stereoscopic views, large variety,
at the old Case e. Rider drug store,
five cents each.
"A large assortment of trusses and
supporters just received at the old Case
~ Rider drug store.
Ten pure bred merino breeding
ewes registered at moderate price.
Inquire of A. Chapman.
Union school, No. ., f. A. A. M.
meets every Wednesday evening. at
PM. All are cordially invited. Per
Order.
You can get tea, coffee, sugar, but
ter, eggs, crackers of all kinds, candy
fruits, nuts, cigars, tobacco, fresh oys
tiers and good square meal a
Mawson's.
REGISTERED SHEEP FOR SALE.-Thir-
ty bucks, one and two years old,
forty yearling and two year old ewes.
The above are in good condition and
will please all lovers of good sheep.
b. +. VAN VLIET, Shelburn, VT.