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A stock company will be formed at
Montpelier to bring Berlin pond water
into the village.
Willie Cleghorn had his eyes blown out
by a cannon ut North Pownal. the 4th,
and will probably die.
Hiram Bromley of Dandy, aged eighty
eight years. was kicked by his horse, the
other day. and died the next morning.
At Braintree barn was struck by light
ming and a COW and hog killed. Twenty
three sheep and three lambs were found
dead in the pasture. killed by lightning.
The Bennington pulp mill, which has
been run by the Androscoggin Pulp COM
pany of Maine. will shut down finally in
August, having gone on the mortgage
A gang of roughs have organized a
reign of terror in Dandy, Rutland county.
The sheriff tried. the other night, to ar
rest them. but could get only one man to
assist him and gave it up.
Capt. F. A. Nash of Brattleboro,
late treasurer of the Northern Mutual Life
Insurance company and one Of the direc-
tors i'm Waite's broken bank, has been ia
ken to the Hartford insane asylum.
Walter Gifillan of Barnet, who died
recently, was 81 years old last February,
and in all his life he had had only II birth
days. He was born the 29th of February
and was consequently able 70 celebrate
a birthday only once in four years.
The S25,0J0 endowment fund for Lyn-
don seminary at Lyndon Center has been
accepted by 5. S. Thompson and the
deed passed securing the seminary prop
erty to the trustees, of whom ID. Z,
Hall is president and j. w. SanbOrn
secretary.
The alumni of Burr and Burton semi
nary. Manchester. have organized with
these officers: I. c. Cronin, Esq, OF
New York, president; Hon. w. III
dent: d. X. Simonds. second vice-presi
dent L. ii. Hemenway. NJ. D., secre
tary. and Hon. Loveland Munson
treasurer.
Harry. the twelve-year old son O
Julius Morrill,, agent for Scribner a
Sons, was drowned in the Connection
River at Bellows Falls. Sunday night
while bathing with three companions
He could not swim and jumped off TIN
mill shute. Several boats and number
of men searched for the body all nigh
and up to 3 o'clock Monday afternoon be
fore it was found.
At Chester. the 4th. Samuel Abbot
and his hired man, Henry Spaulding
were firing at target with pistol
, The formers pistol missed fire and b
! partly turned around and commenced
examining it, when it went off. the bal
entering the body of Mr.. Spaulding jus
above the hip and about three inches
from the spine. The ball could not b,
found. Spaulding died Thursday.
Alta meeting of the directors of tin
defunct Connecticut River Mutual Fir
Insurance company. held July ,. S. II
Sherman of Brattleboro, treasurer. mad
report showing that in the fiiteel
months since he began the settlement o
the company's affairs all the claim
: against the company, amounting t
some $4,000, have been paid, with tn
exception of few small bills and $40
balance on a note held by one of tn
2 local banks.
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transmissible quality. In his last crosses
upon his flock he aimed to cultivate
them in a marked degree.
To my nina, the signs of the times in
dictate that we shall soon have Il demand
for our sheep as worldwide as the pro-
duction of fine woodland that the fashions
that prevail among our American breeders
will shape the fashions that are to prevail
everywhere, and thrt If we would main
tain the prestige that is now our due for
producing the very best type of Merinos
the world has ever seen. we must hold the
density of covering and weight of
fleece of our sheep, which means
wrinkles, too.--John =. Ray IN Breeders
Gazette.
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Sheep Snfcrcsf.
Sales of Registered Sheen.

Dean a Jennings West Cornwall, to Markham
Il Townsend, Pavilion Centre, N; y, q rams.
J l. Buttolph, Mddcbury, to Francis, Cas-.
well lligginson. Texas, rams
G smith, Waterford, o., to breckenridge
Bros n Stacy, Browns Mills, o, ram from
flock of u u Nottingham n Son; To Basin,
Athens Co., o., sheep; to Joseph Love, Athens
Co., o.. ewes.
Henry. Robbins to E. Townsend ram,
c Burwell, Bridport, to w & Markham
Avon, n. Y, ram.
SW Thomas, Greenwich. o.. to w II Carlisle,
Plymouth, o., ram from flock Of J Crane.
T. Il Stickney to Townsend, Pavilion center,
N. Y, rams.
II Grandey, Bridport, to J Hamilton Il
Son. 3 ewes and ram.
Townsend, rams from flock of T. IIol,ircdge.
CE lIodrcdge, Bridport to J + Randall Il II
Farnham, Cornwall rams.
Z Clark, Addison, to L Townsend, Pavilion
Center, y. v, rams.
Rector Gage, Addison, To L Townsend, : rams.
RoIlin Lane, Cornwall, to q w Mason, n W
Haven, y rams.
,;randstafl, Hartford, q =, to Giddings &
Daily, Centcrburgh, o., eve from nock of j III
IIazeu, from that ofJ IL Close, from that of
Mills & Green, from that of A Ellsworth,
from that OF A Graudstan, from that OF A II
Hubbard, from that of & Nau han.
j II Rmcr, Homer, o., To- Smith Bro, eve
from flock of Wcant q Higbce.
j j Crane, Bridport, to Il Townsend, rams.
IL belong x Son to T. Townsend, ram.
Rolin Lane, cornwall, to II ownsend, ran
from flock ofJ Nancelett and from that of q
gu Il ii + Merrill, W. Bridport, to Cherbinc
& Williamson, Middebury, 10 rams.
IG Wooster to T. Townsend, rams.
A II smith, Mddlcbury, to Caswcl \ Iliggn
son, Texas, 10 rams.
Rms + Atwood, Richville, to w G Mark
ham, Avon, N Y. ram.
W w Fisher No. Greenfield, o., to L w Peasc
Cardlngton, o., IA rams.
EA Baldwin Whiting, to Il Farnham Il f L
Scarf, W. Cornwall, rams and eve.
James w Dey, DevereauX, Mich, TO w {
Markham, ram from his own flock and from
that of Wood.
&c Wood, Saline. Mich, to j Dey, Dever
eauX, Mich, % rains.
w l. Mills, Condit, o., TO j o Clark, Downing
ton, o., sheep from flock of Mills x Green.
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FIRST CLASS REPAIR SHOP

Grateful for patronage and appreciation in tho
past. he soliciis the remembrance and custom u
old friends and would like 10 make the acquain |
lance OF new ones.
Middlebury, VI, April 3, 1855. li-u
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IT LEADS ALL.

No other blood-purifying medicine is made,
or has ever been prepared, which so com
petely meets the wants of physicians and
the general public as
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TAKE A DOSE OF
H!!n..a's A..n.!i. Wine

When your Head Aches.
II goa are bilious.
When UOu are COnsfip0fed.
If your skin is S0IlOtc.
II yon hare aO Energy
When yOH hare Rad Breath.
When yOu feel Dizzy.
If yOtr Side Paths yOu.
When uOur fODd does not Digest Property
If your Flood needs Purifying.
When the Sysstem Needs strengthening.
When UOur Liper IL Torpid.
Cyour appetite is Poor.
II yOu need a LiUer Medicine.
1T POSITIVELY CURES.
Irregularity, Retention Suppressed and Irregu
lar Menstruation (no matter how severe or
of long standng), lmpotency, Loss of
VigOr, Nervousness, Low Spirits, In
digestion, General Debility,
Change of Life. (both of
Maiden and Middle age.
1t has in this alone saved hundreds from the
Consumptives grave. 1t is the most valuable
remedy ever known for Painful Monthly Sick
ness. There is everything TO be gained by tax
ing it. 1t will give you good rich blood and
plenty OF it, 1t will restore those that are all
run down and are poor and emaciated. 1t Will
regulate the Stomach and Bowels. IL acts on
the Liver. II acts on the Kidneys You can moi
estimate its value for those in advanced aga
is just what they need to tone them up and
give them strength.
r. BIRCHARD, Agent. Mlddlebury, Vt.
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FAIR GROUND BARNS.
MIDDLEBURY.
TERMS-$l6 to warrant; $40 for the
season; So for single leap.

Season from May LIST to July lst. Mares dis
posed of considered in ionl, and hill due at once.
All bills due first of March following. Accidents
and escapes at the risk of the owner.
FRED MARSAIL.
Middebury, VT, April, 1ss3. lG:3m
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To Lease

EOR 4 TERM OF YEARS. (. LOTS on
n the y. 4. corner Of block A. Main and
jefferson streets. NcCluTcs Astoria. Apply
10 NJ ROGERS
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Hess Farm for Sale.

Ts1HIS VALUABLE FARM. ON CLATSOP
4 Plains. consisting 81 60 acres oi dairy
ami farm land. together with stock and farm
tOoiS. is for sale on reasonable terms. For
particulars apply Ia c. y. HESS, in Astoria.
F1J-Ifn
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The Northern Psciae

~ iA49 = NiANs
The Northern PsciRe
CHICAGO, July 24.-The North
ern Pacific road is gradually re-
ceiying all its rolling stock neces-
sary for the opening and proper
operation of its lines. 4 few
days ago two great mogul engines
from the Baltimore Locomotive
Works passed through here and
are now at Brainard. Heretofore
the company has shipped its
engines needed on the Western
Division to San Francisco and
Portland, going by way of the
Union Pacific road. 1t is under
stood that the latter company
charged the Northern Pacific road
$4,000 for the shipment of each
engine. This charge was SO large
that the company decided to keep
all the new rolling stock at
Brainard until it could be sent
over the completed line.
The Northern Pacific has
addressed a circular to connecting
lines, directing them to prepare
and place on sale, in anticipation
of the opening of the road Sep
tember 1st, coupon tickets, read
ing from ST. Paul, Mimi, and Du-
luth to all points on the Northern
Pacific, Oregon Railway and Nav
igation Company's lines, the Ore
gon and California and the OIym-
pia and Chehalis Valley railroads.
The Northern Pacific yesterday
commenced shipping Montana cat
tie from Miles City to Chicago.
The first shipment consisted of
fifty-six carloads from Miles CITY.
Sixty People Drowned Near BaIiimOr,
At an excursion on the Patap-
SEQ, near Baltimore, Nd, on the
23d, the morning boat took down
300 persons, the , o'clock boat
l20 and the G o'clock boat 75.
This latter boat reached the pier
at $40 P. NJ, and prepared to
take all hands back to the city at
once, as requested by Father
Starr. The excursionists, know
ing that this was the only boat,
dashed along the pier until they
were stopped by gate near the
steamer. Some youths tried 10
climb over the gate and a man and
boy seated themselves on the rail,
with their legs hanging down. \
too-sudden movement caused the
rail 20 break and the two were
thrown into the water. A CON-
motion followed and there was a
sudden crash anda chorused shrek.
Splinters flew in all directions and
about 200 people were struggling
among broken timbers in eight
feet Of water. Their cries were
so loud that watermen heard them
two miles away. Those who wit
messed the accident stated that it
was sickening. The moon had
gone down and the only light was
that shed by two feeble coal-oil
lamps. Some Of the rescuers took
the barge lanterns and set them
on the wharf, where two of them
exploded and added fresh terror to
the scene. The people on the
barge threw life-preservers, stools
and benches into the water. These
struck great many persons and
knocked them insensible. Others
let down planks and ropes. In
describable hopelessness and ter
ror reigned. The shrieks, curses,
groans and prayers for relief were
heart-rending. Sixty were
drowned and many dangerously
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while in his spiritual nature he is
the son of God. Man, he says, is
not sinful by nature, but volun-
tarily. He does not believe in the
fall of Adam nor in the inheritance
Of his guilt.
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OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.
Frank Fabre
Has re.opened I'm the Odd Fellows Build
ing: Entrance on CaSs street.
Ice Cream. Ice. Etc.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.

Coast. $50 students and - Professors
and Instructors.
]. College of Liberal Arts with four courses
>. College of Medicines. Portland Or.
). WOman'S College, with Conservatory Of
Music and Art Department.
4. University ACADEMY, in which diplO-
mas are given for BUSINESS COURSE and
TEACHER'S COURSE, also for Preparatory
courses.
A young lady's tuition and board i'm Wo-
mans College a school year costs only SlS5.
a young mans board and tuition school
year costs only $50.
First term begins September 4. Send for
Salem, Oregon.
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Notice of Application TO Purchase
Timber Lands.

< AND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER. W. T..
II May II, lSS3.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act Of Congress
approved June 3. 1873. entitled IAN act for
the sale of timber lands in the states of Cali
Iofiila. Oregon. Nevada. and in Washington
Territory" Gustav Kopnlin. Of MuItnomah
county, Oregon. has this day filed i'm this
Office ms application TO purchase the north
east a OF section Is. township north. OF
range : west OF the Willamette Meridian.
testimony in the above ease will be takeh
before the Register and Receiver at Vancou
yer wash. Ter, on Monday. the 3Oth day Of
july. 1883.
ANY and al persons having adverse claims
10 ihe above described lands, or amy portion
thereof. are hereby required to iiss tlteir
claims IN this Office within sixty ,G0j days
from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARKLING,
Register.
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Annual Meetinq

TFtHK ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 Siockholder, of the q. +. J.. * Il. AS>oci-
alton viii be held on the fourth Thursday in
August. The 33d. at the hall OF Beaver Lodge.
Ne. -. ]. q. -. F.. Immediately after closing
the Lodge.
4. !. MEGLER.
Sec'y.
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Nntice.

Notice.
K HAVE THIS DAY SOLD a HALF IN
L tereSt in the business of Sailmaking To
Air. j. Hess, Of this city. Mr.. Hess has been
with me IN the capacity Oi foreman for
number Of years and is fully competent in
all the branches of Sailmaking.
Hereafter the business viii be carried on
IN the firm name of thelAStOIia sSaIl-lolt. J j..
Hess & Co.. proprieiOrS.
i. HESS.
A. VI. JOHNSON.
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Net Lost.

THURSDAY NIGHT. JULY sgTH. BE-
{ tween smiths Point and FCrt Stevens.
about go faihomS BarbOuT's 80 II. - mesh
deep Selvage Sc cork line hanging p: lead
line > Irvine laid lines :coTkS branded % L
90. 4 suitable reward Will be paid for re-
coyeTy. Apply IT
2.-g 0CCIDENT PKG, co.
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Lost.

on THE DAY OF THE FIRE THERE
~ was a set OF taps taken from the shop,
for the return cf which a liberal reward Will
be paid.
E7-:T RUDDOCK & WHEELER.
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Notice.

TEIHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD
n ON Monday. the 18th day of August.
1883, at the house of Astoria Engine Co. No.
!, Tor the purpose of eleciing q Chief En-.
gineer and two Assistant Engineers Of the
Astoria flre Department. according 10 or
dinance 2l2 of the City of Astoria.
Attest @. J. TRENCHARD.
President Board Of Delegates A. r. ID.
A. A, CLEVELAND,
See'y A. r. ID. astd
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Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR died
at his residence in Silver Springs
last Thursday morning.
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For Sale.

ENIVE HUNDRED CORDS DRY HEM
Il loci, Wnod. which viii deliver N the
houses Of customers for 81 4 cord.
Draying or all kinds done at reasonable
rates. X. l.. MARION.
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South 3ranea. -aatsilisenae,.sss..
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. MaY q. 1888.

A Phiiane'ph;a company has pureh.4
sed farm in Accomae county. Virgin
IA. which is 20 be devoted TO the raising
OF geese. % 40 TO secure a. supply OF
feathers for nskirg pillows aaad do~ o
quilts. IL is proposed 10 begin with
1000 geese aud to increase tie -umbvr
20 10000 As soon n the necessary ar.
rangeGents can be sperfec.ed.o,s, "a -
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Sod never accepts good inclination
Instead Of good seton, here ma, ac-
ton may be done; nsy, 50 m0cb the
contrary, that it . good inclination be
moi seconded BY a good action, the want
Of tbst action i made . ugca The more
criminal and measurable,
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1902 TIE Sun. 1900
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The taper o. he ;eo;is Hulsfrs5 n forrz
aaS PF'hirl ffOrn ssSly asrsoiyped plates eve
~ 5sy
Tbe Sen has untq8sled facilities f5r collect
iaE sod rivizS al ibs ns~s. ard possess tbs
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PROVED machinery ID ~ TIE vs,ie5 departments
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Saa Iron Bulding,
Jan. %, lS53. baltimore, Mi.
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A stsam digging ruachiae has been
invented snd successfully used in En-
gland, in bseaxiss ground FOR grssn.
The macb;ne Digs the Garth at tie rae
oil ten acres per day. .saviag ;hs soil
in . better condition Than when stirred
hy p!ow. 4 sals.8' 10
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lis neilbe' sac. respec'a abb. nor
wise 70 bring suy youth 20 msshooG
Tilaout regular calling. Taj1s,ry. ike
idioosss. - . ms.ier % babi'. No isie
BOY silI nske an active. Industrious
and useful msn.
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William Dsmin,, The irst male -hiss
child born ia Louisville. Kentucky. died
recently aged 100 years. tie served
n the wsr oflSi2 tFh IFayEIPE4
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A dwelling house Of SIR. DAME, Ges.
zendanner two miles FROM Summit
Point Jefferson county, was DESTROYED
by fire on The 18Th inst. The furniture
belonging TO Dir. Harry g eizsnda uner
was also consumed. Loss on former
$3.50, insured in JEFF. County Mutual;
on the latter ;3o0-bpih OF which viii
be paid promptly by Mr. r. =. Alex
ande.. agent. sq .'.4- I.
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Be CHErIr.-A little boy came Ia
ne wiih hrokca toy a.d' beqzsi me
IN mend ii for him. IL sas e vrry hand :
some 10y anil was he pride or hi, hea-;
just then. 50 Oil not woadsr 10 see
his lips 4aiyeE.ns ana tic isars con Q
ato his eyes, -as h s..,..s-..
III ~ to nnsnd IL, ] Ring I said,
'5u. IN airaii can't DO IT.
He watched ais snxiously fof a fen
rnoinenis. sni uiea said. ehecflu,iy,
'Aere! mind manlsDs. IL fyoa scauI
mend It. I'll be juss as happy without it,
Was not that brave. suushins aear..
Aud shat makes IDo think Of dear H.
lie giTl, Gully 3 years oil /. psb0fs / once
saw bringing oEt her choices. play
tLlngsi 20 auuse 3 little holpe-s;eg couss
IN. Among tic rest vas title trunk
with bands OF 81 K pepper for straps
very p-eGy TOY: bas careless l.t,le
Fredd.e tipped The iii too IA b4cs, All
il off. lie ouIs: out VIII G c-y
Of fright: BAT li::le Minnie, with her
own eyes fall Oi tears said, .Nsver n.ii.d
Frei.ieIs but zee what q lice ii.tle
cIsdlc The top viii make Keep q
hap0y, cheerful heas: children, aui CT
mi!i be Eke suEbeams HbeFeys. yoa "a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

Tb. rates Of aivsrtieiny are, for a iuch or
lee, OSE ,n0Lh,e sAss FIrrr CEsrs for three
itseT.ioss-la-gsr ones ia n. same proportion
Zach conti5Isnes al szts. 80 :.
Qi,rterlr, half gs,rly. @ad yearly sdver;ise-
meats inserted az iSersi rel aetion II, above
Yearly advertisers disseminating daring :he
year viii Re Charged regular rates.
30 S1vertssD.ntt % be eonsideredb 81 sse mont ID
CT year cuiess spteihei the rnsuoserfp, or Pre-
,io1siy AGREED upon seiween the parties
Resolutions Of Assoea u On tom 70 aications Of
h1iiei Interest, and notices Of deaths s1ce<ding
TKS IISss viii be charged SIC cent? per lice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

4 LAEGg lot u 3ssfral,e dress goods have
- h.-l p.scst ugco GiLkEsrSS 4 PTGH *
-1tsr sd IRE b iug offered - sd brfev
-' If--e goods most BE- so'5 s1d parfies
p o..i d. ue.I 10 roa.e ard svsU themselves %
80 -oFrfett.gn'el tL-Esius f3srtaft g.