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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-31
DELINQUENT.
DELINQUENT Sale Notice.

HUREKA TUNNEL AND MINING COM
Location of principal place Of business, Eu-
reka, Nevada.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment mo. II levied on the 18th day OF June,
1852, the several amounts setopposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows:
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Registration Notice.
Registration Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ books of Reg1stra ion for the General
Election to be held Nov. I, 1882, for the cleo
ton II State, County nd Township Officers,
are now open, aud will remain open daily on
sl LEGAL dsys ir III 10 O'Clock q. IN to 6
O'Clock D. m. uutil Oct. 10, 1882, and from Oct.
10, 1872, to Oct 81. 1888, from 7 to 9 p. m, in
additi II to the hours heretof re- mentioned,
at viii h tim the books for Registration W II
clos, a. E O'Clock p. m. The law requires nat
liked cit zens to exhibit their certiic ties
of nsturaliz ton at the time they present
themselves for regist att n.
JOHN NJ. FOLEY,
Reg stry Agent of Secret Canyon District,
Eureka County. New.
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DR.. S7INNEY & co.
No. IL kesrnY street,
'I'REAT ALL oaRoNIo AND special
Diseases.
. u ~ = IN e r.
Who may be suffering from the effects OF youth
I'M i"ilies or deliberations will DO well 70 avail!
themselves OF this. the grsstAst boon ever laid
as the feet OF suffering humanity. Dr.. Spin.
rey Will guarantee to forfeit Eve hundred dol
lars foT every case of weakness or private dis.
eNse Of any kind or character which he under.
t=keB and fails 20 cure.
NIDDLE-AGE ED MEN.
There are many AZ the sse of thirty 70 sixty
VAC arr troubled with too frequent evacuation
% thr 6'snder, often accompanied by q slight
.A'hFtlER or bncuiug ssusEtign II. and q weaken.
.lH, o! tie -y1ieu In a fusuArr the patient can.
H't hcc6uut for. on examining the urinary
f~N"sI-- 4 r"pv ssctment viii often be founi
aid s"IIetliurs small PARTICLES OF slbuInen viii
appear, or the color Will be of g thin mi!kikh
nue. sLalu changing TO h dark and torpid sp
fHtFtn'e. There are many mon Who dleo
THIS dIticHlty. ignorant of the cause, which.
tn second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. !
w1l! SJAraHtse q perfect cure III ali sucl, cages
and = healthy restoration OF the gentto-uriuarj
organs.
Cstc- BnG-s-I0 to 4 and E 70 2. Sunday
from L. 20 IA A. II. Consultation free. Thor
ouZL examination and advice, IS.
Cali or address DIR. SEfNNEY N 90,
No. Il K-sruy St, ssn Fra. Jisco.
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eureka Daily Sentinel.


The following S a complete list Of out
standing assessments upon stocks listed at
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent in the Board and
the 1av of sale:
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ books of Registration for the general
election TO be held Nov 7,1sS2. for the election
of state, County and Township officers, are
now open, aud will remain open daily on all
legal days from 10 O'Clock A NJ. TO 6 O'Clock p.
NJ until Oct 10, 1882, and from Oct. 10, 1852, to
Oct 90, 1889, from 7 to 9 P. M. in addition to
the hours heretofore mentioned. at which time
the books for Registration will close at 6
O'Clock p. NJ. The law requires nsturslized
citizens 10 exhibit their certificates of natural
ization at the time they present themselves
for registration F. Il. HARMON,
Ex-oficio Registry Agent, Eureka Precincts
Nos. l and 2, Eureka County, New. jy26td
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

MONUMENTAL TUNNEL AND MiNiN'
Location Of principal place of business ''A
Francisco, California. n,strict,
Location of works, Eureka Mining Dn'"N'
Eureka County, State Of Nevada; the fol.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon assers.
lowing described stock, on accouh. VI 81 July
ment NO. 81 levied on the seventh Gay ia M
1882, the several amounts SET oPpOSa FOL.
names of the respective sharehoio'i'
lows: ~
Names. Certs. Shares. Amms
Chisholm D B, trustee. 10 lWo
Chisholm D b., trustee. LOG to ITO nm 90 "
inclusive, 10 VI 500 each. -: oV"
Chisholm D b.. trustee. ia to llS ma $50
inclusive. 3 Of 800 each. ..... WV
Chisholm D B, trustee. 1870 to 1876 ,ooo 90
inclusive, Q of 800 zach ....... ie"
Chisholm D b, trustee. 1875. Oh ,n so
Chisholm D B. trustes. .ias to las nan roo
inclusive, II of 100 each.... II"
Chisholm D b. trustee. .l48 to Ioo o,o i2@
inclusive, s Of 30 esoh..,..:.;
Chisholm d D, trustee. .162 to los ,so ~
inclusive, 8 Of so each. .......
Chisholm d b, trustee. .166. iob IN ~
159, 8 of 80 each ..........."."n
Chisholm d b, trustee. .l6l' io1' ON Ll
1853, 1876, 4 of SO each.....m.;.: y"
Chisholm d B, trustee. .16s to 100 .os gH
inclusive. II of rs each ....,s;.
Chisholm d B, trustee .l9o' 1871 AM 1000
2 of 200 each. ...........:.. 800
Chisholm D B, trustee .l94 TO wv ,ooo 600
inclusive, o Of 200 each ...'a, "
Chisholm D b, trustee. 200 to zi' 1910 g5W
inclusive, 10 of 100 each, ..'o: NV"
Chisholm d B, trustee. .22O to zS1 AKA 81
inclusive. 10 Of 90 eaoh :,.'o;;oo
Chisholm ID B. trustee .zS4 W 80 soo lbw
inclusive, 0 Of 50 each...'''''' o.dsr Of
And IN accordance with Law, ana a. ~ Ssy Of
the Board of Directors, made On ~ Ssah parcel
July. 1881. so many shares 9 nsossssry vii
BE- . saSh At s'1 paba ss suction. At the ,s S5' Mont /:
Parker o.ittsnd saon sa It, ssn Francisco AZ; Cali
fornia, on - nav OF
Thursday, n Thirty.first D"'
August, 1887 -.,5 day,
A. .ho h,uu ~ . O'Clock P. NJ, Of saiu 10.
to p sns s nGdr delinquent III assessment IT'D tss sspenss'
gether with costs Of advertising Anu
OF the SALE D. B. CHISHOLM. s .ssss, s.n
ofaee-Room 9. No. sa7 Pine saista
CALIFORNIA;
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LOST.

A DARE BDCKaKIN HORSE, WEIGHING
n between 800 an 900 pounds; branded
with the fl CURE 4 and a ranch brand of the let.
ter V, both on the left hip. Last time seen.
27th OF July; probably driven off. Twenty
dollars reward 10 offered for his return to
Msginni Brothers, Eureka. au16-2w%
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OF Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissions,
Aversion to Society, Dimness of Vision, Noises
in the Head the vital fluid passing unobserved
il the urine, and many other diseases that lead
to insanity and death,
DR. AESFlE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for a case of this kind that
the VEAL RESTORATIVE (unier his
special advice and treatment will not cure, o.
for anything impure or injurious found in Il,
SR. msAEss treats all Private Diseases sue
cesafully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice. In.
clgding Analysts Of urine, IS 90. Price OF vita.
s,esia rasive. 80 Oh. t. bottle, or four timer
the quantity, $40 90; sent to any address, upon
receipt Of price, or O. o. D., secure from OBJ.
servstion, and In privats name IL dssired,
"A. f.. asENTsE1, Il. -.
ii Resrny ST san FraucsacO.
SAMPLE BOTTLE ~FREE-sent on appiica-
ton by letter stating symptoms. sex and sge.
Communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL,
DH. rszNTsE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
4 8k'Skssk4F lSgW, curos all kinds Of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhsa, elect,
Leucofrhss. For sale by ell druggists; 81 90 .
bottle, ak bottles for IS 90.
ssss. u ENEEE's ssA n DEE,fSS PILLS
are the best and cheapest ID DYSPEPSIA and
Eak4sOIS cure in the market. ForI
all drugsists. m-S-1y
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GHEaT ERGllSn REMEnY

Is a neVer-failing
Cure for Nervous
Debility Exh lusted
ity, .eminal
Weakne SperIna-
torrh-d, keSy
MA+ssO1Eh l.
potency, Paralysis
and all the terrible
effects Of Self-Abuse
youthful folltes and
excesses in Inatures
yegrs-suCh Gs Loss
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Take Notice.

FVnE HABIT OF PILiNa WOOL IN THE
streets Of Eureka 10 the cause OF much
complaint on tine part OF citizens. and must be
discontinued. Persons persistlng in doing II
will hereafter be held to answer.
MATTHEW KYLE, Sheriff.
Eureks, Aug. q. 1872. au3-lm
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NOTICE.

A Ii PARTIES INDEBTED TO Me WILL
"A please settle the same at the office in my
store, and I h reby caution all parties not 10
pay E. r. Clute anv money on my account, as
he is not IN my employ. +. ". CLUTE.
eureka, July 20, 1882. jy30-lm
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ToNE REGULATOR FOR SEVERAL YEARS
L at Steinway K Sons, New York; also, for
several years at NJ. 9ray's Music Store, San
Francisco.
Leave orders Of Postofice Bookstore. jy9tf
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Sale orLease

THE STONE FIRE-PRoOF STORE BULL
L ing on Main street lately occupied by Pete
Hansen. For particulars apply to
". z. STEICHELMAN.
Eureka, March %, 1882. mr26 If
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BRISTOL.

The Methodist Society are talking
donation.
Warm days, snow gone, and wood
four dollars per cord.
There is prospect of new furni.
ure store here the coming spring.
The small pox scare and the rail-
road fever seem to be abating IN this
vicinity. :
&C. E. Smith is getting his lumber
ready for his new house on Garfield
street.
Milo Moore has opened shop In
O'Neils Block, and is selling candy, CT
CARS, etc.
Surprise parties and wedding an
niversaries are the order of the day, or
night rather.
There is a large number of our
people on the sick list, some of them
beyond earthly help.
The school at the academy has
been closed until the spring term,
Mr.. Dennits the principal having sore
eyes.
DIR. Thayer, of Burlington, was In
town last Monday. lie came to con-
suit with DIR. Dean in the case OF. Mrs.
Frank Greno.
w. Is. Dunshee, we'll known
through the county as prominent
merchant and business man, had three
erileptic fits last Saturday night. AT
this time he Is slowly recovering.
The many friends of Rev. Simeon
Gardner and wife gave them ,all last
Tuesday evening. The visit was en-.
joyed by all and the presents were nu.
merous and valuable.
John Burke, of Lincoln. was fatal
ly injured Saturday morning, by being
struck by tree which he was chop.
ping down. lie lived about thirty
minutes after the accident. He was
formerly resident of this town.
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CORNRALL.

SILVER WEDDING -On Friday even
ing last, In accordance with the invita-
lions sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. G. d.
Lane, their friends and acquaintance
assembled at their pleasant home 10
celebrate with them their silver we'd
ding. At an early hour the guests be-
gan to arrive, and continued until two
hundred and fifty had put in their
appearance. Everything was in order
for the occasion. The genial faces and
hearty shake of the hand of the host
and hostess spoke the true index of the
heart, Welcome" which was inscribed
in magnificent letters over the main
passage.
As 1t was particular request that
no presents be made, there were but
few, from particular friends, presented
not for their value, but as mementos
of the love and esteem of the donors.
Rev. Mr.. Olmstead, the original offici-
ating clergyman, was present, and Of.
tered prayer, following with few very
appropriate remarks. He considered
1t mere folly to re-perform any other
part of the marriage ceremony except
that of kissing the bride, which he did
with a hearty smack. MIR. Lane re.
spodded in few well-chosen words,
expressing their thankfulness at being
permitted to receive and entertain their
friends on this occasion.
Numerous epistles from absent ones
were open for perusal, regrettipg their
inability to be present. One from their
former pastor, Rev. s. w. Magill, writ
ten In Lis pleasing style, and read be-
fore the company, drew forth an occa.
sional smile. A rich and bountiful
repast of oysters, oranges and ice cream
added to the enjoyment, of the occasion.
At an early hour the guests babe good.
night to their hosts, who claimed in
those few short hours to have lived
again the quarter century past.
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RRTDPORT.

The w. G. 4. u. Of Bridport met
with Mrs. Pascoe, Wednesday, Febru-
airy 8th, the president in the chair.
After devotinal exercises. reading of
minutes and reelection Of committee,
delegates were appointed as follows |;
to attend Temperance Institute soon
to be held In every county, Mrs. l.. A.
Goff, Miss A. l.. Huntley, Mrs. ID. L.
Rioe, Mrs. e e.. Blaisdell, Mrs. Z.
Grovenor. The question for Discus
sion, sis there anything which the Or
ganization can do towards the placing
of temperance men In Officer" was
discussed with interest, and Il seemed
to be the prevailing idea that II each
one did their duty Ia the way OF words
fifty spoken, we could infiuance cleo
tions In q measure. Impressive songs
and recitations were rendered by the
children In tho evening, followed by 9
discussion of the afternoon question
by the gentlemen, some Of them talked
rather discouraging while others wert
very sanguine and thought ths
perlinaciiy of woman would enable
her to influence the elections In /
certain degree, II she once fully de
termined to do so. Benediction By
Rev. Mr.. Eaton closed the exercises.
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NEW HAVEN.

Last Saturday evening when Mr..
and Mrs. Z. A. Langdon returned
home after short absence from their
house., they were surprised to fined
that large party had taken possessio n,
and were engaged in celebrating, the
day being the twenty.fifth anniversary
Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
don. The evening passed most enjoy
ably. Several fine articles of silverware
were presented by the friends, for
whom Hon. E. s. Dana acted as
spokesman, ending his remarks by
reading an original poem which was
very appropriate to the occasion
Mr., Langdon made suitable response.
Prayer was offered by Rev. G. s.
Sargent after which ample refreshments
were served by the ladies'.
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County News.
YERGENNES.

e. III. Daniels Is quite lame from
stepping OH a nail a few days since
DR.. L. L. McGovern has added to
his excellent reputation as dentist by
adding lady assistant to his increasing
business.
Capt. Louis Daniels Is building q
large scow for hauling freight, the
capacity of the "Water Lily" being
limited for that business.
Mr., and Mrs. S. S. Gaines, who
have been visiting friends in Chicago
and California, left the latter state on
their return from home.on Monday last.
Leon Pomeroy, foreman in F M
Strong's spoke and hub factory, Ver-
gennes, was last week caught by q re-
volving auger, his clothes stripped of
and his right arm badly bruised.
The Calvin Brigg farm in Ferris
burgh was sold on Wednesday, at
auction, for $6250, the purchaser be-
ing Mrs. Bragg, widow of the deceased.
1t contains (including about nine acres
Of swamp, 103 acres.
The Verm Shade Roller Com
pany are doing "sparking" business
In all their departments. and have large
orders ahead for future manufacture
and delivery. Mr. Foss, one OF the live
partners of this successful firm has re-
Gently added thousand dollars to
his personal inventory.
"A meeting of the directors and
stockholders of the National Horse Nail
Company began here on Tuesday and
continued Wednesday without arriving
at any definite conclusion as to the
location of the works, and it is UNDER
stood meeting of the stockholders Is
called to be holden week or more
hence, at,which some decision will pro-
badly be reached. 1t is asserted that
the Troy stockholders are DESTROYS Of
locating there, while the remainder
favor rebuilding here. The insurance
adiusters are expected here on Friday
next.
1t is frequently said Charming don't
pay" But yet it seems to have fallen
to the lot of one of Ferrisburgh's most
popular farmers to disprove this re-
mark. Mr.. Jared Booth, member Of
the last legislature, has this year, from
less than 100 acres produced net in
come of over one thousand dollars.
Of course it required care, economy
and industry as we'll as strict atten-
ton to bis farm duties both in doors
and out, and his neighbors and friends
with just pride point to the results a.
indicative of correct belief in his ability
and success.
1.-THE only daughter of David HareS
ESQ, of Waltham died ON Tuesday eve,
as is thought from the results of vaccin.
alton and pneumonia. She was lnocu-
lated several days since with vaccine
virus obtained from q reliable New
York firm and seven days later she was
again inoculated on the same arm and
returning home she il thought to have
caught cold which seemed to concen-
trate in her head, rendering her
unable to speak, and she remained in q
semi-conscious state for several days,
steadily sinking into comatose condi-
ton until death ensued. DR.. Sutton
and others from Mid6lebury, DIR.
Towsly of Panton, and the local physi-
cans were summond, but too late to
render any aid. The case is regarded
as . singular one, and opinions differ as
to Its correct diognosis.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hare have the warmest sympathy Of
all In their sad bereavement.
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OBITUARY.

I Died in gainesville, on Wednesday,
January rs, Mr.. Lyman N. Severance,
aged II years and months. He was
born in Middlebury, Vermont, In April,
1910; son OF farmer and resident in
or near his native town till 1854, when
he moved with his family to Dixon,
Illinois. Though indowed with much
mechanical genius and skill, be contin-
ued to the end Of life, as he commenced
1t, farmer. While living in Illinois
be conducted an extensive milk bust
mess, and compelled to purchase much
hay and other commodities for stock
feeding, he soon learned that there was
great need of an improved platform
scale for weighing them. The Victor
scale was his own invention, for which
in. 1862 Congress. granted him letters
patent; as also for his own improve
ment on it two years afterward. It il
still In extensive use in the west and ia
manufactured in Illinois and other
states.
In 1910 Mr.. Severance married Miss
Martha s. Bacon, of Bedford, Mass,
who with their two children survive
him. Connected with the family are
also two other children by adoption.
About ~ years ago Mr.. Severance
came to gainesville and purchased the
beautiful situation at the south part of
the town where he resided at the time
of his death.
For genuine integrity he was always
respected wherever known. just and
even generous In every transaction, he
won the confidence and good will of ali
who held business relations with him.
In politics his wss for universal, impair.
tial liberty. He was radical TEMPER.
ance reformer, an abolitionist Of tho
Garrison and Wendell Phillips school,
q genuine woman suffragist, and an
early spiritualist. His house was ever
the sanctuary of safety to the fugitive
slave, and hospitable homo Of all who
wero seekiug tho overthrow OF slavery,
intemperance and other evils aud enc
mics to the human race. Quiet aud
unobtrusive, almost shrinking from
public observation, always ready to
grant even more than he asked for
himself, never holding nor desiring
any office, be yet led q life the close OF
which leaves a vacancy deeply to be
deplored and not easily to be filled.
-[fainesville CO., Telegraph.
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Aihhlebnrp Registrr
Notices.

Get your shipping tags, strung or
unstrung, at the Register office.
"A good Job printer of steady habits
can find steady situation ut this Office.
For SALE.-Stock, furniture and
goods of the Club" dining rooms.
Enquire on premises.
For SALE EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP.-A
small printing bill against the class OF
1882 of Middlebury college.
WANTED. sets of brass sndi-
rons and tenders. Any parties having
such for sale, please report Of once to
j. Battell.
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IF ii Didwell was surprised on the
26th inst, at Dorchester, Boston, Mass,
by his Sunday school officers, pastor
and friends, at his residence, bringing
good wishes, lunch and several favors,
an easy chair, portion of silver SER
vice, sc.
We were taken the other day when
we called, into Moses Sheldon's sheep
barn and saw 16 eve lambs raised by
him, of the Atwood and Robinson full
blood merinos. The are superior In
size and wool. In four of them there
Is such striking similarity that when
we passed around, we hardly knew
where we commenced. He has nice
buck lamb.
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The Mormons. said Mr.. Jackson,
are more clannish than any other class
OF emigrants arriving at Castle Garden.
They do not associate with their fellow
passengers on the steamships. 1t is
their invarisble custom 10 keep aloof In
one portion Of the steerage, which they
insist upon having set apart for their
especial use. They win neither eat.
drink nor be merry with Gentiles.
This popularity In their character Ia
tho result Of the teaching they receive
from the elders.
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splitting q Greenhscs.

Ashsrp operator in Colorado Springs.
COL, has succeeded in splitting . dollar
greenback and passing both parts at
the banks. The trick was discovered
and this, the first case known Of such
an operation. reported to the treasury
department.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-02-17

Frank g. Mattison, for long time
Western Union telegraph operator at
Remington, has became one OF the
Herald staff.
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The MOrmons.

Mr.. Jackson. superintendent at Castle
Garden, New York, gave q reporter .
table giving the number Of Mormon
arrivals for nine years previous to 1881
as follows.
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WEYBRIDGE.

There will be donation aud oyster
supper for the benefit of Rev. James e.
Perkins, at the residence of o X Brit
tell, next Wednesday evening, Feb. 90.
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The number Of arrivals for 1881 Is
about 1900. The nationAlities of the
.Mormons who arrived during 1881 are
shown as follows:
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A pure Strengthening tonic, free from whlsk ny
and alcohol, cures dyspepsla, and similar diseas.
e.. lthas never been equalled. Browns Iron
Bitters,
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AaRsagY>

DEBIT. CREDIT.
TlNWARE, BROOMS, RAGS, METALS, OLD
: GLASSWARE. RuBBERs, FEATHERS,
NOTIONS AND WOOL, PELTS.
KITCHEN GOODS GENE Hi ES
RALLY.
Save the articles In the credit column 10 buy
hill supply of contents of debit side. Balance
we account by exchanging with me and will
uwarrant value received.
CHAPMAN C. SMITH.
NJ IL. 1881.
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A GENT WANTED for the Best and Fastess
ASelling Pictorial Books and Biblef Price
reduced IS per cent National Publishing Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

EAST MIDDLEBUHf.
Sickness Is abaiing.
DIR. Ross has added an ice house 10
his buildings. t.-
Our sleighing has had its four
seasons, but they have been noted for
their brevity.. ~
Mr.. e. Fuller had the misfortune
to have his lame foot hurt by tho swing
ing onto II Of q barn door.
We hear some talk about our next
year town officers. We anticipate q
favorable report from our town for this
year.
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Post Office address. Middlsbury, VI.
The CutterjMarble Co., Is situated miles north
Of Middlebury Village.