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DR., j, f. HAYWOOD,
IF New York, voluntarily indorses it.
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Dr.. TUT: New Yo k. Sept, 19, 1877
Dear Sir-During this year v ed n ne hundred
cases OF lung oeases, IL tae / w:r " rds Of the
city the we're OF very sa.sre ty e. 1t was
there my item ion called 10 TUFTS E1pectorant,
and confess my eur. rise ut its wonderful power.
During a Practice OF twenty years. have never
known medicine to act promptly, and with such
happy effects. It, Instant, stbdu-i the most violent
fits Of ching, and n7ariai.s cured the d.sense in
few days Icherrfuliy indorse il the best lung
medicine ever used -
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qonaloso!9bille Gbief.
Two Dollars Year.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
Fourth Judicial District

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension, St.
James, st. ohm the Baptist and st. Charles.
District Attorney. B. Earhart,
Post-otfice address, DoDaldsonville, La.
Regular terms of Court in Ascension open
on the third Mondays of May and October
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are Lie mO86
effective aud
congenial pur-
gative everdis-
covered. They
are mild, but
efcctual In
their opera
tfon, moving
the bowels
surely and
without pain.
Although gem
tie In their OPP
eratfOn. thew
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dr.TUTT'S
Expectorant!

IN 25CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES.
It's properties ere Demulcent, Nutrt-
tive Balsamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BALSAM ever
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Eighth Senatorial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension and
st. James.
State Senator. Pierre Landry,
IT,. DOualdsonyilIe La
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Town of Donaldsonville.

Mayor, ENTHUSIASTICALLY David Israel,
Secretary, -......-...-. George Jacobs,
Treasurer, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frank Martinez,
Collector, -.-...---.--.-..J.J j. Sullivan, Jr.,
Constable, Joseph A. Dutfel,
Market Lessee. Raphael Mousse,
River Ferry Lessee. :" I"
Street Contractor, ---.-... Frank Martinez,
official Journal, Don'yille CHIEF.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN:
First Ward, Jos. Billeisen, Nathan Ross.
Second " ....J. Solozano, Anderson Ross
Third 90 ~. Vicknair, j. Thompson.
Regular meetings, at the Mayors office,
IN the Court House, first Tuesday OF each
znonth, at O'clock T. NJ.
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Ayers Oathartio Pills,

For all the purposes Of Q Family PhZsics
ma Tor curing Costiveness,. Jaundtoe,
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Shreveport Times Saturday uight,
about O'clock, whilst young man
named Isaac Mccullough was sitting
in the store Of Mrs. Herbig, at Green
wood, looking GU at game of cards,
Samuel Bryson stepped in the room
with a pistol i'll his hand, and when
within few feet of him, fred and i'm
mediately repeated the shot. The
light was then either accidentally or
Intentionally put out, when Bryson
exclaimed "Gentlemen, | will ex-
plain the matter" or something to
that effect. On examination it was
found that Mccullough had received
two wounds, one in the throat, the
ball coming out between the shout
ders near the spinal column, and the
other in the lower left rib, the ball
SCATTERING the same and passing out
above the left hip. Bryson's explana-
ton was that Mccullough had been
intimate with his wife. The wounded
man was taken to the residence of DIR.
Calhoun, who says that he was doing
tolerably we'll yesterday morning and
the wounds may not prove fatal,
though it is impossible to give posi-
tive opinion in the premises. Bryson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

th mne whsst sma q 30 frsss3s
Aa - hlm We asfsF kncu Lin 70
e. tss eas rta D rsran taipg. asd hat
aas ~ tts fsaie eansertlQa whieA sen.
stf4 DIVERSE 81 Eorerpor
Ws isssz ia, Co Joyce Is pot
arefse e serving aneiber term. tsoaEh
Be- a. 81 5.spaai.sa % crowd h.nseii
forusfs g. ibs place he has been a
bard serk.sg sed gsbsrAlly acceptable
renles ard haa uABy ssrong friends IN
lie dssissc, uho wogld be glad 70 zee
b.u rcisfse5 There .. however. ne
mere FsAsaE wby be sboald bc thaa
there VA j. ihscAse II Willard whom
Joyce sscoee3oa, We think. u equal
asuse i done. cor eauuty will have tie
h0aar y Furnishing ihe sueeessial can.
5da,e be, there is such temptation
b gottlo svegihisg that comes along,
Aaa 10 ugeh b5Ae-thcd5iug aud wire
pa'Upg % the part q political mAuag.
rrs xho arc powerful With the ma
rblac. that modest merit stands little
chance q recognition,
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TIE wooden mill At Csmbridgeport,
under The proprIciorshIp of Robert Hill
& Co, employs about 50 hands aud is
manufacturing nearly 5000 yards OF cloth
week,
A subscription paper is being eircnlA.
ted 81 Sutherland Falls for erecting aud
keeping 10 repair chapel Tor public wor.
ship. Governor Proctor heads the list
with 5000.
The saw mill of. C. Hodges, q, Jeri.
eho, was burned laat Wednesday noon,
with most Of is costents. some ma.
ehIuery was saved but The loss will be
some $500, xithout any Insurance
Casleion boasts Of The veteran shoe
mAker. He began the trade 10 1916 and
in is20 commenced business tor himself,
and, though nos almos, four score, still
sticks TO bis last
Postmaster Tsy Tor, OF Proctorsvili, say :
that - years ago, May l6, 1884, be aud q
companion rode In a sleigh, on II inches
depth Of snow, from West RallAhd TO
EAsi Rutland and back sgsn.
Tho grand llst 0 I The lowp OF Middle.
bury contains 9si names, and only four
persons have 8 llsi exceeding one hund-
red dollars each.
Al Norriyills, las, week, two young
chlI3rea, Como ey name, held a child
named Lucia on Der back on the aoor
and administered cAibolie acid with 5
teaspoon. Amer giving her two or TIRE
/ spoouiais, they liz matches ssd held them
inio he noah Of The botile, until they
/ blew tie bottle 10 pieces. The child il II
very critical condition. Medical aid
Wa lot summoned satii too late 10 Voni'
| her.
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Wsfrsa Eas a Calais sAas bad asals
CO suaasn Il Fasssare8 Hetsy elrsg
fces fraa % 10 lP u lss srpansea uiaEs.
Mrs. Ells Assniios uas sisrksird By ;
Disturbances Aworg his Poultry, ssa, 60.
isK b tie door. discovered he uKwei-
oozs visitor. Tht eagle vi be saasi 70
TIC stiresuass Of lAe state etblafi.
TIE apFoialmsaimsnis Or Psftsrian
priss 1psakiBg Il Mi6dIsbaty college are
A. fellows sephonow1. ) PFesson
OF Wslsham, y. Brown q Cornwall, } c.
Miller o. Hartlabd, @ y. Pollard Of
Ladlow; irrshmea, B. T. Chsrchiil q
Mi3alsbary, c. g, Wiltos q Holidays
bafr. Pa. III Feil o. Manchester, J.
b. O'Sei d BRISTOL
Nathaniel Il. Eaton. editor Of the
North Star. died 10 DaBYille 90 the 18Th
inst, age4 So years Abou, "a years ago
81 Eaiobs father begsn al Daarille The
publication q The North star, o which
bo was succeeded b be sOn who has ever
,lnce been iis editor and publi.her,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

Congress is trying 10 adopt a Joint
rule for counting the electoral vote
~hich 10 case Of double returns or
contesilug delegates will throw the
whole decision into the hands 81 con.
gfsss This 10 evidently what the
Democrats want, but il is in direct OPP
position 70 their pet doctrine Of state
righte. The Republicans ia 1876 went
on tho ground that where states bad
chosen electors who held certificates Of
that fact from the lawful state authori.
ties congress or the electoral commits
Zion, which had their authority from
congress. had no right to 90 back Of
this, In other words that the state in
stead Of congress bad right to say
who It's electors should be, and that the
simple duty Of congress is 10 count
these returns as regularly certified to-.
on course there can never be two ssts
Of electors regularly certified to IN this
manner and thus the duty Of congress
becomes very simple aud easily deter.
mined The Democratic congress at
temps 70 add TO It's powers the right TO
reject any return by the vste Of both
houses. in other words the right to de-
clare who Is elected In spite Of the
expressed preference Of the states.
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there ta great deal 81 gfemtHag
.Faias, sho ga maa Til5eh" y DEN.
fa,s 81 over tie coBEtfy. Aatt3e 'a'd
aN quietly goes on bsREipg delegates
500 aaless tie sogb ao,it'y opposes
be will ge, she nomination The
sta say they wiIl DOT have hin under
say cireumsiahtes. sn8 II they stick 70
{ hey eau defeat hlm, bot be has he
tet chance 80 the opposition has thos
fr rot bcca abls 70 rCucentrate on any
9ppospg candidate Il locks, a pfes.
rat - ihougt il you'd be Tilden y
fitaat
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fho delegates q the Chicago couren-
lion are peariy ~ elected ard since The
asult rs Illinois became known
Crafts friends have figured for hin a
clear majority on The fret ballot This.
however. is not quite certain, az enough
delegates remain, who have not eI-
pressed Any preference, % defeat him
provided they al OF nearly all vote 10
opposition. but this j. not probable and
tho chances are altogether 10 favor Of
Grant lie il not our ffst choice bu.
We regard bin as a strsng candidate to
beat,
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Bsby Primes, 5000

An eminent BANKERS wife Of -
N. Y. has Induced the proprietors OF
that great medicine, Hep Bitters. to
sffer 1900 10 prizes TO the youngest
child that says Hop Bitters plainly, 10
any language. between May /. 1880.
aud July 1, 1881. This is a liberal and
interesting offer, aud everybody and
bis wife should send two cent stamp TO
the Hop Bitter Mfg Co.. Rochester.
n. Y, U. S. a, for circular, giving fall
particulars. and begia al once 10 teach
The children TO say Hop Ritlers and Sc
care the prize.
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- - 80 81 rnn .ol rn.

Senator Gordon Of Georgia has re-
signed aud ihe governor q that state
has appointed EI-Goy Brown 10 GIL
the vacancy This appointment causes
a great deal Of dissatisfaction aud At a
public Indignation meeting held 10 cou
sequence Il was resolved that Brown
bad betrayed the state IN her hour u
trial and bad instiga.od measures which
would have ircaroeratod many Of the
best citizens. placed others under the
galIows aAd brought 10 power party
inimical to the best interests Of The
state"
Tho fact 10 the case is simply that
Brown went 10 for putting down the
Kuklux whose business was intimi-
dating the negroes by beating and
numbering them, and driving out Of the
country al white men who insisted that
the blacks should be protected in the
rights guaranteed them by the consti-
tuition. In this infamous conspiracy,
according to these resolutions and &C
eordiDg TO other reliable information,
the best men Of the South were engag-
cd. In other words the beet men in
that part OF the country were guilty Of
crimes that would have subjected them
to Imprisonment aud the gallows il the
laws bad been enforced.
We have recently read the book
Fools Errand.' written by Judge.
Tourjee, which gives detailed state
ment Of some Of these murders and out
RACES which came under his obseTva.
ton Judge Tourjee settled in the
South soon after the war intending to
make il bis permanent place Of resi-
dence, bot after ten years rough exper'
icnco he finally gave it up and sets
himself down as one of "Ths fools "
lie is man Of great deal Of ability
aud strength Of character and il his &C
count is sustained by facts, which
there seems to be no reason to doubt,
since II il corroborated by great deal
of other testimony, then we must infer
that the "best" men OF the South are
determined that the blacks shall not
have a white mans chance, aud that
they are willing to 60 so far as 20 com
NIT murder TO prevent il, and that not
merely the rougher elements OF society
but tho very best men are engaged in
this gigantic conspiracy to deprive a
portion OF their citizens Of their rights.
Under these circumstances it is not
strange that the blacks are DESTROYS Of
leaving the South and il is not strange
that no decent Northern man will settle
ia the South, Itmay be true that there
is at present peace and quiet" in the
South, but ii is only secured by the
absolute subsection Of the black race
which includes the forfeiture OF most Of
their political and civil rights.
We can see no hope Of a better state
OF things as long az the present Demo
cratic party rules the solid South
There are already indications Of til,
breaking up Of the party there. In
Virginia the break is already Of great
magnitude and the same may be sale
Of Georgia Should The Democracy
carry the day 10 the next presidential
election they may be able to bold al
the Southern states, but II the Republi
cans win there may be such break
there that the blacks may get wha
/ justly belongs to them
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oun NEar aranEn OF coNGnEss.


Our voters will soon be called upon
10 elect member Of congress aud the
question Of candidates must first be
decided, Already papers in other por-
lions OF the district have set up their
claims aud some Of them have deigned
70 mention the claims of Bennington
county This county has not been
honored with member Of congress or
indeed with any important Office for
many years. Washington county has
had two members OF congress aud q
governor. Addison county two mem.
bcrs q congress, a senator aud a gov
cruor, Rutland county member Of
congress. senator and governor, since
this county has been remembered 10
this direction. Tho other portions Of
the state seen to have forgotten the
existence Of this county except when
they wished oGr aid IN Advancing the
interests Of their ipyorites. Then they
have not hesitated TO promise that they
would help Us 10 turn when the right
umc should come, but somehow the
right time never comes Perhaps VIC
have been Toe modest 10 presenting our
slams, il certainly has not been from
lack 81 good men for office.
10 siew Of tue above facts any fair
man would say at ouce, II this county
has suitable man FOR member Of con.
grcss be should receive the nomination
We vii put aside our modesiy long
enough TO make The assertion that we
have as good man for the position as
there il ID the district II occasion re-
quired we might be able to find more
than one, but !, i safe 10 say that Ben
nington county can aud will unite on a
good man. and il our claims receive
their doe consideration in the oonven.
ton be will receive the nomination.
In regard 10 candidates IRON other
counties, the iriends Of EI-Gov Stew.
at Of Addison county have been urg.
Ing bic nomination for two years aud
even logger Mr. Stewart is good
Eas, bot be bias gained certain die,
fiction from having been governor
which places him higher 10 the popular
estimation lkan be really deserves. AZ
a lawyer many men 10 The state rank
higher, a. public speaker be is 90 bet
ter than many others and 10 bis &C.
qaAlntAbce with matters which wosld
especially Ct bin icr member 81 con-
gross be has no advantage ever many
oihcF meo. We have 10 doabt he
woold make good member but 10 our
acquaintance with him daring the past
tNea,y years We have failed 10 diseoy.
81 any qualities which place him head
ard shoulders above AHy ether mAx ia
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NOTICE IN INSOLVE ENJOY.

NUIIOI IN IN'pULF L4NNI
- srArE or YEKKoST, District u MhnehcsteT,ss
Ia the Matter Of James l.. mccall, Ins0l'ent
Debtor
10 the creditors Of said Iusdlyent and ali
others whom II may concern.
Take notice that at the second and third meet.
Ings u the creditors Of said Insolyeut debtor
held At the Probate ONCE Ia Manchester ~ said
District this day the undersigned assignee. sub.
mitted his account 10 said court aud flied the
same in the Office thereof az provided BY Section
50 Of the AotIto establish Courts Of Insolvency.
and that he will apply for settlement " the
ssne preparatory 10 q final dividend, aud for .
discharge from ~ liability Gssignse,
al Court 81 Insolvency 10 be held ~
the Probate Office In Manchester IN said District
on tile Goth day Of May 1880, At 10 O'Clock a. M,
a. provided by said section -
dated 81 Manchester the 2sth day Of April,
RUFUS u oosAET.
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THURSDAY, MAY =. 80

Tie CeEteHleu 81 re boaisassgs "
stsla 81 aeFs "a called e Rect - baf
aagleu. 1aus 80 81 iIAE Iovss
s tAtoognsy sfs sat.iis3 % tss 81.
Egug ss3sxsiss aus town esHalttee'
Ia see tAai pfta afsss afe htl5 sss Gel.
gaies ciecte
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HUFUs II UUNAET.
Size Assignee.
u0RACE GOuLD'S EsrArr.

TVWhhOL JVNIIU y Is0IHIEs
AAhrlTK or YERE0ST. District u Manchester, as
la Probate Court, held ~ bAnchester, Wlthiu
and Tor ssid district, on the 2sth day o. April,
A. u lssU
Present Hon. RsEBsy Howard, Judge.
The Rxseutor, DEXTER BGteheider, on The Es.
t.le Of HarIc4 Uoeld, late % Peru, IN said Dis
triet de, eAsed. proposing 20 render 81 account
application for anAi distribution u said estate,
il Il ordsrsd b said Coart that sad seeouat be
Examined foT Allowance At a sssiOD thereof 10 De
held at the Probate once Ia Manchester. Ia ssid
District. on The 25th day Of May, .. 1870, a
10 o'clock q. NJ 1, aud that notice be given 10 all
pefsous iHtsFssted by the publication u this or
der il the Manchester J0uAEIL, a newspaper
printed 81 said Manchester. thFea weeks success.
slvey, previous 10 said time u hearing.
true Record,
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Attest, X. HO GARD. Judge.
trus copy 81 Eooord,
5lsw Attest. X. HOWARD, Judge,
uENERY Il. WEED'S EsrArK.

II ENEhI r. LID . EFTAfk.
~ STATE OF YEKsosT, District II Manchester, &c
Ia Probate Court held al Manchester withiA
and for sAid District, o. the 18th day 81 April
A. n. 1880
Present HSH. EaBBsy HOward, yudgs.
The Administrator Jerome 0leAsgn, oa the
Estate II Henry u. Weed, late Of Manchester
ia aald District deceased. proposing 70 render "a
aeeount " his administration on said estate, y
Il oyserea By sGl6 Court that eAid aecOani be
s1sEalHed Tor AllOwanes al secession thereof %
Be held 81 the Probate Of1es 10 Manchester, IN
said District On ths 1cth dAy o. Nay, a. p. is1J,
81 10 o'elock. q. m, and ihGt nottcs 10 Rivsa 70
al psfs0ns lHtsfsstsd y tbs pnbiietii0n 81 ihis
order m The Manchester JorhsaI., Newspaper
printed 81 sald Manchester, three weeks Haeeess
slVsly. pfsvlsns r. sald lime u hs1rEg.
true Record,
tree sopy OF Record.
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BURTON g. cos,
NOTICE.


- JasKfn / EmLfok'H EHtAtes
The uudsrsigusd having been appointed ~
he Hon irobste court Tor tho District Of Man.
chestef, Commtsslanrfs, 70 receive. examine sud
adjust 81 claims snd hemknds ~ al psfsons
aEalnst the estate ~
Joseph ! sheldon, late u Manchester.
IN s4id District, deceased aud al sims 81
hibtcd 10 OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice thAl
sc Witi meet for tho purposes sfBfeskid A. the
late dwelling bUuss II he deestssd IA Man.
chssior. Aforesaid, on the Soth dAs ~ Otlc.
Der Doxl from 10 o'clock a. m, untl four
O'Clock p M On satd day, aud that slI months
from the lGth dsy Of MAJ 4 D. iss0 = The hBis
limited b. shId Cart FOR said creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims % a. f0f examination aud 81.
iONAnce.
Dated At Manchester. this isi day VI MAJ
a d. Iss0
LEyI y. cor, ,ss.
Fg4. NTFaff4 4 tIaNIIfnh Z I'm
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kYATE o. yEFmanf, District 81 Manchester -.
AZ . Probate Court, huid sLAEnehesier. within
aud for said District o. The zstb aay u ABHi
a. o., 1850
pfssent Hon Rsfney Howard Judge
Tbs Efsegipf, HaTtitna JuaHon On the Es,
tate IT Peter O. Atwood. lste u AfilHgt0h 10 tsla
District, deeeGsed. prepCrlng t. render az sc.
couni ~ bic adnirsstrati0u IN sslG estais4
and males fppilcst4yn Tor deere ~ Gle
ulbullaa ~ sA5d estate, WheFsupuE IL is
ordered b. stla Court hat ssia ascyaNt bs a.
aiHiata ~ AtnNtBcs 81 ssssiau thefeaf 70 -
held az The Probate Once 10 hsnchsster N ssia
Dsifict on he 4gth dsy o. May itsn,
AZ 70 sicek a "a ana thkt roiler b. given w sii
psts0ns interested ~ tha psbAekiloa - tkis e..
Der Ia the Manchester JarEsAt. hsKHpspeF
printed Al sad Manchester. ihfsp ~ssks sufees.
sifeiy, pfeYloas % raid tine u bearing
"A lrue EscaFa
Aitssl. hAsEEr H0HAEp. jade
A tfGe eapy u EscoFd,
g!ss Atitd. HAkkET HoWA I'D. guegs.
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Meadow King Mower
The perfection of Moving
Machines

The MEAp0s kiSo il not nsw and unhied
machine, having been Manufactured IL YEATS
with not less than a. thousand new ia $50, Ncsfe
y al ot thss0 Bret bnit are 10 good condition,
and NTH ordinary care vill 10 good veFk mtny
yssFs yet. ABd While We have kept up faliy
9TH lho iimss, ia tho improvements " this
Mover, no change or Improvement has ever been
made Which could not BE- spilled 10 any u She
machines regardlsss at the tine whcn kuit. The
Insthot lls uasqusiied in simplicity. aud Is 10 se.
eerdan0s VITA correct mechanical principles.
Only three eoe wheels are urtd. which are ear
RED high ~ trsn the ground, midway between
the dnVe wheels. Tue hrst o. slow motion 10
obtained by bowel gear, and The quick motion by
spuf or straight gear With this most simple
arrangement 81 gearing, friction IL reduced %
the minimum; weight equally distributed add
great durability secured The drAf arrange
ment IL also peculiar 70 tbs mauet, making u .
perfect counter drsft machine and Removing Al
weight from the horses uerkp when 10 iu ID nee,
whether the driver 10 on the seat ~ Dot. Fer
esss u drafi IA comparison With other standard
mouers W would refer 10 tho following Csnteu-
"a Al teats
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Being from 10 "a lbs. per foot lighter than any
one 90 the lat. This only confirms what wc
have always elAimsd for the Meadow King that
IL is the lightebt drAh standard Mower IN tho
market. MANY Of these machines Nc nspd in
this vicinity and ali give the very best sAtsiAe.
ton,
JAMES l., MCCALL, AaENr,
Rupert Vermont
All extras kept constantly on hand Orders by
mail promptly attended TO.
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Marrlage,.

ktss EtFassss shatsh Esst nsfFst a. - tita,
81 Fst u q UtHssy saha MtfAsvgt q Asltsad
and Ms ktss NsTusy e Nsst isafsst
Al rs 9sfasaas eAufsh tssi &Asfsei. Ne tt#.
~ Hrt r usHasg Fsitisk MsBseesii Al Nsss
Fsfth MtlAaEhha tath ~ Nast tsgsst
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The aged and ipfrm are strengthened
and facul,ies frightened by NAH Biiters.
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AfOlICEis uefsty given ta All pefsaus ~bo
y aNsttt 60 Ne examined Cor hvm yeats
hoeuse lhst the County Board Of ktsniiaaFs faf
Beomiug itu CouHlG Will bold > puh IL bminA
tian Ia Che sch ps house ia AtiiugtoH, "a Friday
npd SATURDAY,. June lsth aud igth. issA, sams
meaclbg n "a % tKeh ~ ssid days CaHdi.
dsses tuf examination must bring teslimania's
FROM the committee hf whom thtf arc of have
been eaplofod and ffunl ths town supeuntphA
eat under whom they have taught successfully
ia the eenaeu schools 10 this state ier 70 weeks
and appioy4ue Their mora rbkrActAt. cltiEens
are invited a. attend
~ FOUEtN Naard
S & NANhEi ~
j. e McOuLLOM,l ElAminers
Afliugi0n. W., MAJ "a iss0.
l. IENCEFORTn obiy noe price snd thst tho
i i Cash Price fafHitrs produce, palmlast
hats, etc pa tor At each price
j. j. HAru0up s ca.
Peru, VI MAY ioth. iss0. 81