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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-18
CHANCERY SALE
R L Al Il y II A II L.

Nos 4l51, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
VIM. Robertson. Ex' tr. etc, OF George Robert
son deceased, vs.. A. z. McWlliAms ct Al.
DY virtue Of an inteTlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 2st day oil
December, 1882, j will sell at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Masteris ONCE, courthouse OF Shelby county, Mem
phiE, Tenn, on
Saturday, May 8, Iss3.
within legal houB, the following described prop
erty, situated IN the city of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to wit: Part Of country lot az oil
b. A. shaW's subdivision. as per plan OF same
made by VIM Crane in 1858: Beginning at stare
on the south side OF Gayoso street and In A. y.
Ehaws east line; thence with said line south III
feet 70 a stake In Rice and Rsmsey's line; thence
with Rice and Ramsey's line west 100 let 70 the
center of Little Bette bayou; thence Gown the
center OF said bayou WITH it, mesnderings 70 the
south side of Gayoso street; thence east with the
south eide Of Gayoso street 100 feet 70 the begin
ming.
Terms of sale-Cash. This April ., 1879:
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master. =
ByJ. u. Bradley, DEPUTY ERIK and Master.
Morgan q McFaflsnd solicitor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-18
TIE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opeced and closed
quiet, Sales. $50 bsles-4O0 to exporters, 45O to
spinners. Closing quotations were as follows:
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
-Hwn NV

F-iars Point. JAMES LEE, Miller, m.
Cincinnati -. CHARLES MORGAN, Stein, an,
White River HARD CASH. Postal, 5 pm
Cd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-18

The New York future market opened steady at
decline; at 1880. steady; at 1lS0 dull; at 1880;
dull: at 1880, dull but steady; at 2:S0, quiet and
steady, closing dull Sales, 1900 bales. Closing
ountations were & follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-18

Bankers report a moderate demsnd and
fair supply, Gg8 per cent. discount the ruling
rate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-18


The New York spot market opened Irregular,
lower 10 sell; at l2 quiet at Ilec lower; 2 dull,
closing dull Sales 623 bales Contracts, 800 bales.
Closing quotations were follows:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
FROM san ANTONIO.

srrcIaI rrIogrnm To- NV E,nmIncr

nI''Ih' l'I'FlNIl l'' Wv. lHNhNIAl'l
san NNroNro, June l. W II. II. Els
worth, who WAS recently uumusked at
Waco, has been vicumalug the good peo-
pie Of Seguiu, under the name Of Holland,
representing himself M correspondent OF
several En- llsh papers aud also exhIh-
itug fraudulent letter ~ Introduction
from the San Antonio British assucla-
tluu.
The cNaminat on " the public school
began this morning, displaying AN us-
Jni-hng proficiency in all common
school branches.
Olr poor nous" Innate asylum has
been increased 10y one Mrs. Imt2.
Arrangements are being perfected to
properly entertain the wool growers
convention on the sixth, The body will
bc called to order at the merchants ex-
change
Several horse thieves have been placed
IN the jug during the pust few days, all
McNicHus.
Twenty eight cnrs Of cattle were
shir ped north tu-dny
The land aud water power has been
purchased with view uf organizing Il
wooden goods manufacturing e. mpnuy
j. NJ. Hernandez, for theft, five years
Jos. Orlcgu, theft, two years, james
/ Smith, theft. three years, Pedro hermo
/ theft, three years, were shipped from
/ here to the pcnltcutnry to-day.
/ A good ram needed badly ur crops will
{ be cut short.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
AUSTIN TO HAVE TWO GAS
COMPANIES.
Application for an Injunction
Restraining the New Gas
Company from Erecting
Lamps and Laying
Pipes Refused.
Local AND DEPARTMENT NOTES.
- I.L..-L- y u. E..-l..r.

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,in,',,oL ,,rrT,n,, ON H. business in MS
!'N 'rn,.nl'l rnnpuny e. aim The cNclu.
.iy, .riobt herr, un,lrr contract made with
,If, roun.u for thrtarm of twenty wears.
In,lrc Walker hold. that ciry authorities
have no lower Ia contract to part with
thcnght and duty OF the city cavern
m"ul To control the use ot Ills streets Tor
thc purpose for which such duty was i'm
posed; 'uu the contract under which the
pAInIll holds {" the extent that It at
temps 70 conner inc exclusive II!N''Se o'
uHuE the streets I" tue rIihtil Tor u
u".unrsf, anu ihr cons, Iu VI mmnh"Pn,A
II lh,Hils ana SuPPN lnE S's 10 we NY
W. s"n"""i Ivy Va 100" ,'','"' w
c'.oI',"' ,u , .W'',, .'' ,I',' M nn
''','' 10
'rhr r,llowino charters were filed to-
l.,. t,i,,r,,i, VIA, r,,n,,,r,. ,,,,it.I
.IIuun IInm.tnn -,binr and ORANGE inil.
..,,,l ,nr,,,,n,. IA run , roaI unin unu.-
tam In Orin,, r,plt,l = 1000 900. Hebrew
benevolent ns,ncinuun. OF Marshall.
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c,,'.'s 80 I',,.',.''I ',n 4 III G,I,, hy
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
LABOR AMI CAPITAL.


NorNo,Iow> Ohio, june IT, The roll
ing m N pruwiuturs Of the Mnhuuug NHl.
lev viii Hll Sign the scale ct last yru and
work will be- continued withu inlcrrup-
ton after next Monday, with the rNcrp-
iiun ut Brow .oll. Buuucll q Co who Viii
close down Tor ten days to take account OF
stock. Tucrc l. great rejoicing among the
1000 mil omployos.
mAHMuNY Al ,IN,ISNATL
CINoINNArI, June L. + he nanutnctur-
crs say the iron strike here Is ended, ,h Il
gs .oun ~ the fires can Dee stated W.'k
sin proceed The woihmcn did not io-
si,t ON 80 yesterday, uut rrccdcd To s'.'O,
but the manufacturers hcll the ground
that thcir agr' cmcnt with the men To
.,biIc Dy the put,burg adjustment pro-
rcclcd from negotiations. There hR- been
vet no formal meeting ui wurkm,n, nor
formal notice to manufacturer but all
assume TINT work Will hc resumed
mo1ISD -ruL GoIN" oN.
DIS MoISEs, June | The striking
miner, IN addition lu blowing up the res.
i,lenrc OF cert ,in rullrcl men brought
here to take THEN places, are yiUuE'd WIN
firing two II. u-rg ui miners tess milc-
uul Of the city last night. No clue 20 the
perpetrators.
Will RESUME MuNpAr.
PnI-nrED, June t. The signing o
the scale yesterday Occasions great r'lul'
ing among all classic. number ul lh'
mills are running to-day, but most q
/ them A We shut down until MuuJU ~ or
/ der To allow the men tho usual picnic o
the AmnI gAmatcI ~ uuialiUn at Bchy"t
/ p.nn-yIyunia, ON saturday. On MunIAl
every mil will resume
,,t.t. tu.gtpu-' ..T.IIkT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
FROM sAN AHA
Crop Prospects ia tie and Sheep-wooI
and Weather.
,r.elal r.lesmm % lne -N,mLneI

san SNuN. june IT, The wheat crop is
reported. los those WHO have harvested, to
be- Welding very we'll
The acreage in cotton this year Is very
small ami late.
The weather continues dry, with no
Indications Of rain, which is needed vclS
much. Unless It does rnu soon the corn
crop will be II failure.
Cattle and sheep pass hcrc.nlmost daily
going west
Wool continues To romc iu In large
quantities. Wool men complain ut the
nominal prices offered toy shuyors, and
many will hold THEN wool fur better
prices.
our town now is about trur from mra
slrs and health was never better.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
FROM EOHsiCANA.


special Telegram 20 the Faumlncr.
Cur-ICANA. june ]. Leo f. Roland, "a
guard ON the Crurrll convict train, came
10 town lu-t night and got intoxicated.
I'm returning Tho train which b. about
three miles south ui here, be sat d0Nu on
rhr ri.roa track and white there re-
north bouud '2.I5 train -.rupk him, killing
Tim in-Hnrlr. The deceased wa- from
Dover. AThau-gs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
SEtINtINNs.gEtIi~.
Fifteen Thousand People Gaze at Double
Hanging

MAco~, Ga, June l-Juo. Bailey and
Henry Wcmbush lbOth culprrdj were
hanged At noon tu-dny the former for
the IN Idrr Of Harris Iopmau, and the
hitter fur the murder Of Morgan Wash
iugtlu The place Of execution was
Camp Oglrthorpc, IL few miles from tho
city, the persons eng escorted to tho
gnlluw- by "a cu npuuy Of tato mIllt u.
Thirteen Thousand people, mainly col
prcd witnessed tue hanging.
MruptREp MS FELLOW PRISONER.
JoLIrr, HIS, june Ill cas- of
convict Audcr5 II found dying from
knife wounds ia h4 cell yesterday morn
ing, the jury found he was MURDERS by
his cell mnte, Michael Muone who lad
secretly ma t. % knife from file to ac'
cumpllsh hl purpose.
HANGED
/ E,ttGu. \. &, Jtuc l.-R bert Hem
dcr,ou. ,,uu ~ IrdcrrI hi " {. n'Hf OK
ford. North nrullHu lat November, Was
hanged tr ONior luy. The ,Nctut on
.yas private \ barge crowd filled { Il
toNn %. i pa- exp c.cd tnr mmgln!
would bee pubic. lie made u iull conles
.iDu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
FROM GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, June |, The Beach hotel
has been leased TO parties connected
with the Grand Central hotel, oi New
York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02

Important Notice.

File, 70. .i,s.a.t., hHi-hugs, r'ts' mice
gopher, rhpmunks. cleagd out by
though ON Rat l1c.-i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02

When the cows come home they
should be MIXED in the common seuse
milk bucket, which saves tlme, qoantity
and quality Every amily should not
be without he use Of one. We invite
the public to 20 to G. y. chr Is and see
for themselves, where 1t will shortly be
ON sale. A W. LEDBEI ER'
PRECEDENT Common Sense Milk Bucket
Co., Rome, Gu.-0jl3dlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02

Japanese popliu % blocked plaids ana
Japanese zilk-, at Kentucky Cash store
-Ui2ttC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02

Acker's pyspepsa Tablets never taiI
Sold by Castles, Morrison %" waco
Irxas.-Ul lGdwly--l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02

Every promise backed by guarantee
Arkef's Dyspepsia Tablets will give I'M
mediate rcliet Price 70 aud 10 cents
Sold by Castl 5, Morrison n Co, Waco
Vsxng Oll6dwlY-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02

Little Joker tobacco is the purest and
best. Try lt-OJUott
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02
LOOK AT THESE PRICES

LOOK AT THESE PRICES
Best lemons, per dozen, % cents.
Crosse & Black well's pickles, IS cents.
Two gallon krg pickles, $50.
Cotton seed oil, per gallon, 30 cent?.
food black tea, p cents.
Ihurbcr's 81 coffee. pounds for Sl.0O.
Low CARROTS shuil, 30 cents.
Mitchclls can corn, l2l cents.
Fresh country butter, - cents.
Good tive cent cigars for - cents.
NOTION PRICES, BEST GOODS.
Nntan
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-02

I.our-vuLE June In. men ip the
ONO Fus iron NoIk-. about 100 be- mum
Der. demanded nm incrrh,r Of my cents
per thousand. The demand wa. not noe
coded TO and this morning the men went
o4t. Iii, thought the matter VIII Do nr.
ranged In few days.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30
The Ola Mullen Plant.

Gran imas remedy for Group, wboop.
ing cough and colds -"Hayiug been
confined to my bed Tor several weeks
with severe cough, which all the rom.
edies my family physician prescribed
would not alleviate, he, az last resort,
prescribed your Cher kee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum aud Mulcin,' the first dose
oil which gave tue instant relief, and
prevented what the doctor considered
imminent danger OF pneumonia. In
three days | was Perfectly well Five
years ago my oldest daughter Ind
measles, leaving her with cough which
followed her mp to the first Vt this year.
Nothing would givs her any relief until
tried your wonderful medicine. She
IS now entirely we'll. My youngest child
had severe case OF membranOus Group,
and was relieved vt once with two doses
OF the remedy, aud aS long IN | have Il
bottle on hnnl [ never feel alarmed
about Group. Mas. j. } kvowIEs,
Atlanta, Ga.
Taylor, Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum aud Mullein Tor ,ale by all lead.
ing druggists at Doc aud Sl,OO per
bottle
Manufactured Ivy Walter A. Taylor.
Atlanta, Ga, prpItlet1r Taylor's Piem.
lum cologne. For sale by Tucker 4
viii.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30
LOST.

'INHE party who cnrrlci oil by mistake tue
l hNck ulster cloak from the BnruSt church
Monday nigut last wi u infer a trNur ON the
owner by leaving ,ame at the office uf
l. W BAGBl'
1919
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30
WANTED.

GOOD RRl KMAkElt at once kully
~ tOIA, u iisker, East WACO. l2intf
uYANTEp--.- or 10 dag huarirrS. Auply To
w MIR. {. y. ALEXANDER, North street
l!2JlN.
XIyANTkp.--A carrier boy with horse, at
w this uniCe. AIply Immediately.
w ANlEu--h boy or woman Ia mkr rimtY
w at the milk store ui The Waco Farm. Al
dTtts pustonice IN y 90 II lN-l
N'AS1ED--A hrst.cla ulnuo auI orgn
w sMlnsIMAm. AnIly ht skN MUlk wi y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-30

Long staple, Hight, medium TO dnc medium,
sra.-,: ,N u,atI- growth i.n!s'i lue wuni
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W y ~ IT ! W " IT II
Attest j. +. luNEHWur.
R,curi,t OF tIc CTS col N.yu.
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lust HECEIvEn-- arriving daily, II
81 splendid stock Of fruit trees, etc, from
rale,uue, Texas. Guaranteed Texas grown.
f. W. NESEN,
Austin street, near 9Th
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COTTON.
Good mlIliu- gtsc. strict mid Ming ga. B.;
mddlmg a,,; strict luN md illnS Nc,
low mlltliu. gr.
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Wanted Agents

u tAkes aHHfrrf".f
At1fgls igF uts s
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12

a number of young ladies calling them
selves the Peak Sisters" will give an
entertainment Friday evening. the 18th
instant, at Tomas Hall, consisting of tab
leauX, recItations, music, sc. Object
benefit for the Warner Home at ST. Al
bans.
Mr.. Durlcc's store since the late i'm
provcments, presents Il very handsome
appearance.
But little maple sugar as yet. The
present outlook on the sugar question.
seems to be unfaVorable.
There is a fair prospect that Rev. Mr..
Carr will be engaged to preach for the
COmgreGatiOnalist society. The salary
asked 99O-has been nearly subscribed
by the societies in Sheldon and Franklin.
The roads just now are in very unde-
sirabIe condition for travellers. SIeighinr
is over and gone. The back roads are
almost impossible forany kind of vehicle
Young Arthur Mansfield is quite sick
and there is considerable sickness in the
vicinity. WhOOping cough is common
among the children.
Our farmers are some OF them employ
ing Germans and SWedes. The you1o
men of native families prefer to 90 We.l
rather than remain as farm laborers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
CAMBRIDGE RORQ.

| Alice Lyman IS quite poorly.
Clarence bennington has new visit
or stopping at his home. y son. Con
gratulations to him.
! Cvreno Russclls infant is sick.
The town Listers arc making calls rel
! ativc to their special duties. Be at home
to receive them with 4 warm welcome.
The sugar season bids fair to be {
short one.
Two horse buyers are in town, f, p.
Lincoln and J. +. Macker.
After having 124 days of sIeighing. ii
seems quite a treat to see and ride in
wagons once more.
Union Fast Day services were held at
the Congregational house last Friday.
and Rev. Mr.. WheelOck gave us Il stir
ring and instructive address.
Rev. S f. Cushman and Rev r. Nor
gan have made us a flying visit.
Rev. 5. Donaldson gave us an instruc-
tive temperance lecture last Friday eve
ming.
After an absence of % years in Oregon.
PhilO. brother of Francis Wilcox, has
returned for 4 short visit.
GRAY has Just received fresh supply
of choice flour. and a large quantity of
meal and feed. Catch it while it is going.
Frank Wiley and DR.. Morgan each
have pair of beautiful bay horses.
Amsden Brown has moved INTO the
George Cady house.
Col. c. d. Gates is making his store
attractive with 4 colOred maple floor.
F. II. Deming, dentist, will be at his
rooms at the hotel, Monday, the 10th,
and remain one week.
DR.. Gilbert will be at Whipple's hotel
April %, for few days.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
WATERVILLE.

Robin red-breast paid his first visit
March Both.
Mumps are for sale here ut bargain.
Mrs. Rhoda Manchester is having an
attack of diphtheria.
Sdmmie Miller has returned to the
snow clad hills of Vermont.
Henry, son of Samuel Brown, is home
from the sunny South on a visit.
y few days ago daughter was born
to Oscar and Nellie Davis, being the first
birth that has occurred in the house since
the birth of Nathan Page, the owner,
some fifty years ago.
The heavy rain of Thursday gives us a
little hope.
Severe colds and sore eyes are more
plenty than flies just now.
Most of our farmers have tapped their
sugar orchards, but sap is scarce yet.
Mr.. J. Peck died at the residence of his
son p. W. J. Peck on Tusday, the Sd
inst. The funeral services were attend.
ed at Johnson. and his remains were
brought here for burial on Thursday last
He was an old time resident Of this town
where for years he proved himself the af
fectionate father, the obliging neighbol
and good citizen. The evening of his
life was spent in the family of his son, il
peace and quiet, until the messenger
/ found him.
'IiGc's labors ripcncd like the golden ear,
That waits the gathering at the closing year.
/ The strife is o'cr they've laid thee in the tomb
/ Rest thou in hope Of Heaven u tairer home"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
JOHN SON.

The Baptists are to have a sugar party
at their Vestry on Friday evening.
There is a great deal Of sickness about
here now, and the doctors are very busy.
Mr.. Holmes. of Connecticut, the guest
Of ar. Pike, returned home on Monday.
Mr.. Tracys family are to move out OF
the DOane house and go into Mrs. Pixies.
while she will board with them, and DR..
AndersOn's people will vacate.
The remains of Mrs. Martin were
brought here for intcrmeat from Red
ford. \. Y. last week. The burial ser
vices took place at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon.
Horace Goodwin has engaged the
house occupied by Rev. Mr.. Pierce, and
will take possession as soon as it is va
! Gated.
| Frank Waterman returned from his
/ trip to Boston Monday night. Mrs. Wa
terman will remain there for time.
Robins have put in an appearance. and
the weather is getting quite spring like.
| A little new sugar has been made. and
! everybody is tapping, or has tapped his
| sugar place.
I Mrs. VI. p. Sweet will be in Johnson as
usual. with full line of millinery good
| On her return from New \ DIRK the first OF
May.
Died, in johnson. April 81, IIieI Peck
aged - years. lie was born in Lyman
! y. H., in 1903. moved with his parents
at an early age. to lraShurgh, and has
! since lived in Waterville. Bclvidcrc anC
johnson. He was the father of DR.. p
| w. j. Peck, Of this place.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
EAST FLETCHER.

Yes. sir, Andrew has made some very
nice sugar.
Mrs. Willis Gray has some very fine
flowers in full bloom.
"Under water was the general cry
Friday and Saturday. but the cold snap
saturday night sent it down.
We are all pleased to learn that Mrs.
II. IL. Case is getting better, and will
soon be about.
Rev. c. Williams. of Maine, Iccturcd
at North Bend Sunday evening. All were
satisiiedand can but be benefited thereby.
JudsOn Kimsicy found his Ayrshire COW
dead in the stable the other morning.
Vernon Patch. Of Hyde Park, is max
ing sugar in his brothers sugar works
here.
We read an advertisement of a noted
merchant the other day. and one of the
inducements offered was shovcls at only
50 cents. Our merchant, l.. H. Case
only asks 60 cents, on three for $40, but
then. he lives and trades way up here anC
and don't have to blow much to sci
goods.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
HYDE PARK.

These mild days betoEen spring in
earnest.
Lewis c. Boyes, Of Twin Mountain
House, y. H., is in town.
Two persons were received INFO the
NJ. +. Church last Sunday.
1t now looks as though the sugar
season would be a short one.
Overseer Bliss has taken up his resi-
dence in the village, with DR.. Grover.
Pure white leghOrn eggs, for setting
purposes, from Simon Mays farm, for
sale at Rogers store.
f. S. Rogers, the merchant, has
GONE TO Portland-business and pleas
ure combined in the trip.
Jonas Stevens Swedcs are not the
most reliable fellows in the world, two
having already run away.
Our young people are improving the
pleasant weather by . walking around
the horn " these fine mornings"
Rev. Father Pidgeon will not be at
this place next Sunday. His next APP
nointment here will be the 81 Sunday
in May.
Edna Kelley and Eta Wood are
each in town visiting their sisters,
Mrs. II. NJ. Noyes and Mis-. f. L.
Sawyer.
The venerable mother Of Joseph La
Paoe returned to Montreal Monday.
Her son accompanied her as far as
SwantOn.
The population of 'Grecnfeld" con-
Times on the increase. Among the
latest arrivals is son at Andrew
CleveLand5.
Ethan Allen, Of Craftsbury, has
rented the Whitcomb farm, recently
occupied by Curtis Putnam, and will
move thereon.
Travelling on the highway now is
ANYTHING but pleasant. A few sucl
days as Tuesday was, however, Wi!
soon put them in good order.
Rev. E. c. Crane has accepted The
call TO the church in Illinois, and viii
coon remove his family there. His pas
toral labor5 will commence May lst.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12

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remains n sir-Single.' That young mans
hcsitancy reminds one of the conduct of
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other injurious nOsuums. only too often.
The delicate nasal membranes become in
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Balm is not liquid or snuff, and is cast
ly applied. 1t is pleasant, yet certain
cure tor catarrh. Appropog Of ,his sub
iect the P,tston, IA, Gazcfe recently
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entity are using Ely's Cream Balm, ca
tarrh remedy, with most satisfactory re-
suits. a lady down town has recovered
her sense of smell, which she had not ell
/ ioycd for 10 years. She had given up her
case as hopeless" 30 cents. 10