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The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-09-23
Next spring 5000 more acres will. be
added, and that tract Of country, now
apparently wor thless desert, will be
made to blossom like the rose.
A Great Enterprise.

An English company is now trans
porting. on mems backs, a steamer
across the Clarke's Fork range, a dis
tance of forty miles. from Pend
d 'Oreillc lake to the KOOtenai river.
This steamer was built on the river
Dee in Great Britain, sent by steam.
ship to Montreal, thence by pro-
peller to Duluth, and thence by rail-
road to Pend d 'Orellle lake. The stea-
mer is designed for the purpose of
towing machinery to and bullion and
ores from the immense mines situated
at the head of Kootenai lake. There
is fine navigation to within thirty miles
of the Northern Pacific, north of Sand
Point. ... s .,.
Passenger Rates to the World Fair at New
Orleans.
Helena Herald: It has been fre~
quently stated that excursion rates of
one cent per mile each way from any
point in the United States tO New Or
leans and return had been generally
adopted by the railway companies.
While some roads in the east and at
Kansas City have adopted these ex.
cursion rates. and St. Louis already
has adopted an excursion rate from
that place to New Orleans and return
of $$31.85, there has us yet been no
general arrangement among the roads
for 4 universal rate. St. Paul and
Minneapolis are about publishing a
rate that will be made known in
short time. In an interview with the
Helena agents of the Northern Pa
cifc and Union Pacific railroads, it
was learned that no excursion rates
had yet been established by them. but
that the matter was under cOnsidera.
tion and would soon he acted upon.
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The Democrats held caucus in the
Town Hall Saturday evening and chose
the following Delegates to the eonven'
ton: DIR, James Conland, VIM. Cha
pin, job. Long, Patsy Baker, Joseph
Sweeney, +. $, Brooks, II. c. Willard
Two Of the 100 Independents were
present at the Caucus, and, bv the way,
this Independent movement in Brattle-
boro eXcitcs no alarm in the Republic
can ranks. We remember that four
years ago the Democrats had list of
100 old soldiers who We're going to vote
for Hancock but when they came to the
polls thdy found them like the Paddy's
flea; when they thought they had their
hand on them they wasn't there and
that will be about the size of it this
year. The so-called independents will
have independence enough in Novcm-
Der to vote for James G., Blaine and
John A. Logan.
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NOR'G'Ek CsEEsEEEs.

There will be preaching at the Uni
versalist church, August II and "a by
Rev. e. j. Chailee of Potsdam, n. Y,
formerly of this place.
Martin Tarbell, being unwell, has re-
turned home from SaXton's River
where he has been at work at the Vt.
Academy the present summer.
A number attended the Cleveland
and Hendricks tlag-raising at Proctors-
vile last Saturday evening to hear L.
W. Redington speak.
VIII L. Dunn is badly poisoned with
ivy. His face is swollen 50 badly that
his eyes are almost entirely closed.
Tuesday Mrs. Sarah Fletcher moved
into the house formerly owned by O.
p. Dunn.
Luther Stoodley has gone with John
Scribner OF Gassctts to n. H. to camp
out, for about week.
Those who attended the serenade
given to Daniel Olney and his bride, re-
port that he Shouted III first class
shape Friday evening.
Mrs. c. =. Baker of Dedham. Mass.
who has been siaX iIG :, month ~ (,
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CBHESTEIs.

Mr.. $. G. Courier, travelling agent
for b. 7. Babbitt, the well known
Soap maker, was in town last week ON
business purposes.
The st. Lukc's 5. $. Picnic spoken
of last week, will come OF the last of
this month,
Last Monday the up mail train due
here at 1927 did not arrive until near
ly four O'Clock, ON occomt of an acci-
dent ON the Fitchburg II. Il.
Rev. j. $. Goodall OF Cambridge,
N. Y, formerly of the Baptist church
of So. Londonderry assisted at the
Babtist Pulpit last Sunday.
A. a. Stevens brought us in a beau
tiful Bouquet of flowers the other day
picked from his many varieties at his
residence, for which please accept our
thanks, Albert
Warren Baird, killed an Adder the
other day near the residence of o. 5.
Flanders, that was four feet and one
inch in length.
The Hornet is not Us large as trunk
but a man will carry the latter a great
cr distance than the former.
Life is like Il Harness. There are ira
ces of care, lines OF trouble, bits of
GOOD fortunes, breaches of good man
ners, briddlc tongues, and everybody
has a tug to pull through.
The boy who spends his evenings
reading newspapers, the local news of
his own country, and the general news
Of the day, will certainly make a better
boy than the one who spends his eve
nings on the street. or loaling at places
where the town gossip is dished out in
the most vulgar manner.
At the meeting held by the Republi-
cans last Monday evening, committee
was chosen to solicit funds for the pur-
pose of purchasing a Blain and Logan
Flag. After some discussion the meet
ing was adjourned to Monday evening,
Aug. llth, at the Central Hotel.
DIR. Geo. III. payne, family, and ser
wants, of Boston, Mass, passed through
this place last week, on the way to
their summer residence in the nothern
part of Londonderry. Nr. and Mrs.
Albert Prince, Mrs. Clarence Billings,
and Mrs. Nettie Collins, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Payne.
Rev. Z. j. ClaflIn. formerly of this
town will preach in the Stone Church,
North Chester, Aug. 18th and 9th.
His many friends will no doubtbe glad
to hear him.
On Saturday evening last, the Broom
Brigade, started from thei" head quar-
tiers armed with tools needful, TO re-
moved the unwelcomc ornaments, which
have for some time past, adorned our
sidewalks, by allowing quadrupeds to
roam over our streets. The men faith
fully discharged their duties, and il is
hoped their temperance viii not be
necessary.
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of Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Outside Garments for Ladies and Chill
drcn Parasols and Summer goods gen,
orally. As usual dnring this Sale we ere
offering some Extraordinary
Bargains For Cash!
Many of the goods being actually sold at
HALF THE FORMER PRICES.
40 Pieces all wool, II inch, dress goods at
30 cents, formerly Is to 1.25 yard.
10 Pieces IS inch, half wool at IS cents
worth 81. 20 Pieces dress goods at s cents
formerly II -. 6 Pieces Nottingham
Curtain Laces at just two thirds former
prices. 20 Ladies and Children's Cloth
Sacks at 80 each, formerly $50 to 500.
Best DIR IS Cambrics Sc, formerly II ID.
These bargains are ofierd for a short time
only, preparatory TO getting in Fan Stock,
and customers from a distance should no,
fail to secure them early.
Special bargains in Hosiery We are
Headquarters for Corsets, Gloves. Uosi-
cry and Fancy Goods.
New Goods and Novelties opening
daily.
RsS' Agents for BUTTERFLIES Patterns. Send
for Fashion Sheets q Catalogue to
j. c. DAY & Co., Cash Dry goods Store.
Union Block, Bellows Falls, VT,
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w Il $ a o N.


Harvey X. Austin and family Of An
ron, Ohio, are in town visiting relatives
and friends.
Constable winship is after delinquent
taxpayers in earnest as l.. ID. Burbee of
Andover can testify
The meeting at the town hall last
Tuesday evening to form a Blaine and
Logau club was failure, not enough
coming together to organize.
The ladies of the Methodist society
win give vocal and Instrumental con-
cert next week Friday evening, Aug.
%.
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s.assss.3s1 gE.


About % Of the neighbors aud
friends of Hiram Funum met last
Monday and did his having for him.
Mr.. Fmnum has a bad sore on his hand
and has not been able 10 do any work
for some time.
lhr- Ozro Buii;m who has been very
sick for three weeds is gaining slow
ly.
Mrs. j. j. Duane has returned home
fIom a three weeks visit in Bondyilie.
Avery poor hay season and only
about two third, the usual amount
cut.
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Republican Flag sai sing ai
EsaXsOnyiiic.
An Enthusiastic Gathexing.
STIRRING SPEECHES.

The republicans of Jacksonville and
vicinity met This afternoon, at the cor
her at 2 O'Clock this afternoon and
threw to the breeze beautiful Blaine
and Logan flag, which was Justify
cheercd and saluted by the cannon.
About two hundred persons We're pres
cnt and much enthusiasm manifested.
Stirring speeches were made by A. L.
Cudworth, Esq, Rev. ii. C. Leavitt,
/, Il Pier,and the editor of this paper.
An improyised choir sang some cam
pai@n songs and the chairman, Charles
Landman, concluded the meeting in n
few happy remarks.
Our local dealers have new announce
ments this week to which we ask the
attention Of our readers.
Al meeting of the Blaine and Lo-
gan club on Tuesday evening it was
voted to instruct the executive commit
tee to procure speakers for Il grand
rally the latter part of this month.
Mr. j. A. Wilson, of Chester De-
pot, who is, at present, engaged in put
ting up rasberry jam informs us that
he has manufactured and canned ut
Bondville, this season over 10000
pounds. This is a new and important
industry for this section where these
berries grow i'll such abundance.
What Il campaign liar he would make.
Altman Moore, who lives on tbe edge
of pomfrot, found new woodchuch's
hole in his bean patch the other day.
and set a steel trap, and has caught at
that hole at the present writing twelve
Woodchuchs, four red squirrels, four
chipmunks, two minis, one skunk, and
still finds something in the trap when
he visits it.
Miss Elsie Stewart daughter of Capt.
Hiram Stewart died in this village at
the residence OF her sister Mrs. +. A.
Shattuck early Wednesday morning.
Hiss Stewart has been great and pa
tient sufferer, having for about
ten years been almost entirely helpless
1t was not noticed until few hours
before her death that any particular
change was taking place, and she
breathed her last quietly and, apparent
ly, easily.
We have received line from HoosiC
Falls, n, Y. and, learn from it, that
1.-TWO shy cubs wandered from then
homes on the mountain of Peru, OF
their wedding tour, and brought up al
! the Commercial Hotel, at IIooSic Falls
for refreshments; but seeing that they
were discovered. by some one that knew
them they turned their horse and fec
for their green mountain homes"
Also, that the late Peabody House
guests from that place had returned
very much refreshed by our Green
Mountain air.
Almost fatal accident yesterday. As
Martin Hoskins and his son Charles
were coming down the hill beyond
John Aikens with load of hay the
horse became unmanageabic and in
making the turn at the foot of the hill
the wagon was tipped over throwing
4llr. lioskins and son TO the, ground
MIR. II. escaped with slight injuries bu
Charlie was thrown violently to The
ground striking on his breast, from
which he received injuries the extent o.
which is hard to determine at present
We are informed by Dir. Wood, til,
physician i'll attendance that the patien
passed a very comfortable night, but i
not so comfortable ut the hour o
closing our forms, GP. NJ.
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local SUMMARY.
ID. b. GODDARD.
Proprietor.

A pencil cross opposite this para
qroph indicates that you1 Subscription
has crpiyed, and no more papers tcat
be sent unless ece are notifed that yop
WiSh to continue.
Martin Hoskins picked ripe tomatoes
Aug. LIST.
Mrs. Ichabod Gibson has so far i'm
proved as to be able to ride out.
j. ID. Dclden and nephew, Of Paw
lei are visiting VIM. II. Delden.
The Skating rink continues to grow
in favor-open every Saturday evening
VIM. II. Bclden, Il few days since
found one of his cows dead in the past
ure-probably got cast.
Rev. VIM. Robinson, of Railway
New Jersey viii Occupy the pulpit at
Baptist church next Sunday.
MIR. Geo. 4. Abbott and wife have
returned from a weeks visit 10 New
Hampshire.
Nj. ,aa;o no.aholaor ana s;sto,
who are at work in Brattlcboro came
-
Henry Hart and wife and his wife's
;,a tha;,. f,.;a,''IT :, III. ,,,naa "
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r,n5,alo,. coro,,,a, ,,ns 7o,oi,od
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All. Ha,,e.i. whom .,c acl!iascj
W. ~, ,fa, .',a.'a., 7. ,h,.,.,,
-, 49,. , -, :, -" -, 80 en- -; =,
hay;ng ,,riyc,i ! far. days .iaro
re ladies Champion Glib VII
eve q bail =; tie io"n Hall tie ege-
alag OF t'io 5, is Tie ladies' OF itis
eiab hefef q" iiiag} q Tie halves We
joy such occasions.
M, ,,,,.a -, .t..,;,a !,
!, Ut. ,,a,-a 60 az 80,
le 81, til. ~ this 1T,
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BRATTLEBORO.

Herrick x Boyden have removed the
Phelps house from the school grounds
to their lot OF Grove Street and are
fitting it up for tenemerts.
Rev. Geo. L. Martin of Boston.
Mass, former pastor Of the Centre
Congregaiionalist church is spending a
few days in town; also Rev. j. c. Fos-
Ter, Of Beverly. Mass, former pastor
of the Baptist church.
Rev. L. W. Whitney, of the Univer-
salist church is away on vacation of /
weeks.
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GRAFTON.

Farmers have nearly finished hayiug.
and repor a light crop.
Mrs. Park and son from Boston,
Mass, are visiting her father Leverett
Phelps, Esq.
+. W. Burpee. Marshall Wright and
G. l.. Wooley are the delegates to the
Democratic county convention.
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Cephas Williams, |. l.. Kelley, and
Joshua Barnard were the delegates
chosen for the convention at Arlington
Aug, .,
c, l., Livcmore has sold his Mill,
in this place To G., T., Burbcc and
Henry Duane,
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REIIGIOuS SERYICES.

Congregational-Re Il, u, Metcalt, pastor.
Every sabbath at II m and pm, sabbath school
after morning service, Prayer meeting, Thursday
evenings at Z so
Mrs. John Kimball has been quite
sick for II week past, but is now re
covering,
A party of young people from this
place went to Lowell Lake last Friday
and had a pleasant time.
A. Il. Pierce's little son Willis mel
with a severe accident Tuesday while
playing on a fence gate. The gate
tipped over on him breaking his
arm at the elbow. Drs. Aver of this
place and Pollard of Wmdham attend
ed him.
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NEWFANE.

The base ball game which came off
last Saturday between our boys and the
West Brattleboro nine resulted in the
defeat of the former, the score stand
ing Is to %. Next Saturday they play
with the Jamaica boys, in this place.
A Blaine and Logan flag was raised
here last Saturday evening. Speeches
were made by Col. A. B. Franklin, j.
j. Green, and NJ. O. Howe.
The Democratic county convention
was held in this place on Tuesday, and
l.. W. Rcdington the democratic NOM
inee for governor was present and
spoke upon the issues of the day. He
was attentivcly listened TO by a good
audience of both Democrats and Re-
publicans.
Over thirty or our city boarders and
citizens took trip 70 Londonderry last
Friday morning, picnicing in the grove
at that place, and returned on the after
noon train. They report Il very good
time in spite of the untidy appearance
of the picnic grounds.
Mike Hopkins who has been q con
slant laborer on the narrow guasc rail
road since work was begun Oh it, and
who has been section boss on the sec
ton extending through this village
during the past year, has moved to
Dummerston where he will work in
the granite quarry. In his removal
from town we lose an honest and in
dustrious man.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ANCHOR LoDGE No. 90, L. y \. NJ, Tuesday
evenings on or before the ful Of the moon,
lIooKEn Posi-, No. ., q, y, Il. First Saturday
in each month,
FARMERS GRANGE, No, 49,, T. OF II. Fridays
on or before the fun Of the moon, and every weeks
thereafter.
DIVISION No, %, S. OF 4, Every Monday eve
ming ut O'Clock.
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REI.IGIOus sEENICEs.
SOCIETIES

NJ. L. Churol-Rev. II. c. Vale, pastor.
Every sabbath at Il a. Prayer meeting every Sat
urday evening.
SOCIETIES.
Mountain home Change No. lss p. of II. Ist q
Sd Tuesdays in each month.
wlnlan River Lodge, No S, /. o. 0. r. every
Wednesday e.ening.
The whistle is heard again of Gra-
hams Chair Factory. They have been
shut down for having.
Herbert L. Henson cut his finger
quite badly. last week, ON lie moving
machine knives.
The raspberry train arrives on time
yet. Tine showers last week made the
tract, a little slippery.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

BApTsT CnuRcu--lev. H. G, Leayltt pastor
Every sabbath at 10 40 u. m, and 100 p m, san
bath school, ~ p. m, Meeting on "Wednesday eva
nluga at so
NJ. L. CnUECu--Rov. j. 5. Allen, PASTOR ser
vices, same hours of Baptist Church prayer "'c''
tings every Tuesday evening.
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gEsEs5sSEessc.


Farmers are getting through hay
ing.
Rev. W. A. bryant and wife have
returned home.
Moses Smith who il very sick is not
expected to live.
Rev. Mr.. White, of Maine supplied
the pulpit last Sabbath.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday.
Presiding Elder A. L. Cooper is ex-
pected TO be present.
Charles Rice and family expect to
start this weei; for Delaware 10 visit
friends.
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SAXTON'S RIVER.

Kr' Hughes is getting along NIGEL,
on his house. The outside has a coat
of paint and the inside was ready &c
plsater Monday of this week.
The Indian ponies 90 rather hard
No sales to note in our last.
Match business at a stand still on &c.
count of presidential campaign.
Grand Democratic rally aM fiae
raising MoH1aH q t'iis week at III.
D@a i'alls bat NOT a ereat crowd oa..
Town ,acet;;ig lpcs,la, Of th;a wccb
g sc abou; baildil'& town house. i
": lost b yotc Fl u % 47 against
building his scason.
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Notices. under this head loo line, each insertion.
Smith & Taylor offer the balance of
their Clipper Scyths at 80 Il 60 cents
TO close.
Call on the undersigned to get your
watches and clocks repaired. Satlsfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
c. \. WHITMAN,
So. Londonderry.
To RENT.-A room well adapted for
an Office, BARRIERS shop, Photographic
oallcry-good sky-lights-&c &c, Lo-
Gated over "Siftcr Office" Apply to
S. d. CURTIS.
For SALE.-A dcsirably located dwell
line on Main St. near the Post Office,
So. Londonderry, Vt. Apply to
S. ID. CURTIS.
Extra copies of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week at the office Of pnb-
LEGATION and ut the Post Office at Lon
dondcrry.
The Londonderry skating rink will
continue to be opened every Saturday
evening. and to private parties any day
or evening.
ID. b. GODDARD.
Proprietor.
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WEST TOWNSHEND.
qR1rELERS GLlIDE.

Trains leave daily, Sundays excepted, going soul,
MALL at 500 u, M; mixed at s:ia p nj solng north
mixed, e4a a. M; mail, 7 aA y m, stage for wind,
ham leaves, daily, at 90 and arrives at so p m,
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The Londonderry, VT, sitter.
So. Londonderry, vi.
TRAyEIiER's GUIDE.

Trains leave, daily Sundays excepted, Tor Brattle
horo and intermediate stations, Mall, O. 90 am
mixed, Il 80 p, m, Trains arrive, from Bmllehoro
and Intermediate stations, mixed, II So a M, mail,
$40 M
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Telegraph and telephone Offices at \. A. Curtis
store.
Posi-oifce, Fred Leonard, 7. NJ. Mails close
daily at a. M, for Chester, and at same time Mon
days, Wednesdays and Friday for Factory Point
Peru and Landgroye. Daily at p. m. for So
Londonderry. Mails arrive daily from So. London
derry at a. m, from Chester at ) D. n from Fac
tory Point Peru and Landgrove Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at ) IN.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRCH.-No settled pastor.
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, r. and AN. Wed
nesday, on OF before the fun ofthc moon.
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
iibrarian
The ladies have purchased carpey
for the church which illmuch improve
the looks.
The school iouao is now being re-
paired lei Is asia ,l.,t il viii be fixed
Up il irsi-eI;.,s .i.auc y has tie acIol-
ala ear be comfortable ii wia:ev.
Nll.id c. Curtis paung teller ia
the iiaase of Representatives i spcn,l-
ing his vacation Hi.i. Us father, Il. A.
CARTS, Of tbs place.
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Post Office G.. &, Smith, T, NJ, Mails close at I
and rs, arrive at and 40 daily,
Chester stage leaves ;li q, M arrives, pm daily
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Telegraph oalcc at Depot

Post ONCE, L. W, Page, T., M--Mails close 20
minutes before arrival of mail trains; mails open 20
minutes after arrival of mall trains.
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BONNEVILLE.
TRdTEEER SGUTDE.

Mails arrive from the east at 10 a. m. Monday.
Wednesdays, and Fridays From the West at ; n
M, Tucdays, Thursdays aud saturdays--C. d.
Williams, p. NJ
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T. * u.

The following delegates were chosen
and attended the county convention:
Il. j. Batchelder, W. 3. Simonds, j. Il.
Walker.
We were very glad indeed to once
more see our friend Rev. NJ. 5. Dudley
from Conn, III our midst, sorry his
stay had to be so short.
The farmers have nearly all finished
haylng and report a very light crop.
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telegraph ONCE. at Depot, Telephone at Hotel
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LOCAL AIARE<E TS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Corrected w-eehly)

Notices. under this head loo a line, each insertion.
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For Sale.

One of A. W. Gray & Sons two horse
Threshing Machines, So inch cylinder
and double shaker, with Saw rig & wag
on complete and in good order.
Inquire of W. G. Lampson. Manchester
Geo. X. Davis. Peru, or
Geo. 0. Davis, Londonderry. Vt.
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ESTABLISHED 1864.
NO PATENI NO PAY.
PATENTS obtained for Mechanical
devices, Compounds, designs and Labels
All preliminary examinations as to pat
entability of inventions. Free.
Our Guide for obtaining Patents. is
sent free everywhere. Address
LOUIS DAGGER Geo,
Solicitors of patents,
WASHINGTON. D. G.
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Peabody House,
South Londonderry. Vermont
A pleasant sulna.cr Resort.
Liberation Notice.

Liberation Notice.
This Is to certify that | have giyern TO
my son, Eugene p. Bennett, minor, his
time. lie is therefore free to aet for HIM
self shall pay no ebts of his contract
ing after this Gate.
STEPHEN 5. BENNETT.
Chester. Vt. July ), 1884.
2-3w Witness, Lyman y. Cook.
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$. MI. HOLDEN.

REAL ESTATE BROKER.
SO. Londonderry, Vermont.
Also dealer in Horses and Cattle.
Farms for sale, al all times, easy terms.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07
LONDONDERRY.

Travellers Guide.
Telegraph and telephone offices at \. A. Curtis
store.