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Artificial Artaries.

DIR. Keene, the house surgeon of 81.
Vincents hospital, New York, saws:
Although we shall never be able 10 ere.
ate human being out Of inanimato
1natter-a second Frankenstein, AZ II
were-yet we can patch up an Injured
or incomplete human organism in n
manner width would have been consld-
cred utterly impossible quarter of n
century ago. Bernard Nierney was
employed two weeks ago In laying
the bluestone iiagging on The
Sidewalk In 'front.' OF the newly ENLARGED
uwelling house ut the northwest corner
OF Clinton place and Fifh avenue, when
.he corner stone, block Weighing four
tons, rolled from the hand-trucks ON
mnlch II was being pried along TO lis
place. and. knocking Nierney down.
pinned his legs to the ground. IL was
zen minutes before the ponderous stone
could be lifted, aud then both logs ware
found 70 he crushed TO n iolly. lie was
~ once brought here in one OF our am.
ibulancts. uscemod at first that annn.
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STORIES OF THREE ANIMALS.
The Strange DoinGs of Hen, Rooster
and an Ancient Turtle.

and an Ancient Turtle.
When that cyclone struck Waterbury
the other day, \. II. Beach was the
owner Of hen with brood of five
chickens, six days old he also possessed
a rooster. The wind knocked the coon
over killing the henand two ofthe chicks.
When the clouds rolled by, the rooster
surveyed the deadly field with faith.
eriy eye, and exhibited unmis-
taxable signs Of grief as the
screaming with fright and loneliness,
Finally he began to cluck after the man
ner of the departed hen, called the little
chicks about him, fed them, and even
tually took them under his wings, and
has ever since brooded and cared for
them affectionatcly. He sweils up and
scolds exactly like a hen on the approach
of an enemy, and in every way con.
ducts himself in hen-mother style. Hun
dredS of curious people have visited Mr.,
Beach's premises to witness this oh,
nomenal mother, who still shows no
signs of backing out of the character he
has voluntarily assumed.
Mrs. Hattie Clark Of Bridgewater has
a strange pet. II is a large and hand
some rooster, n fine specimen of the
lyHlOuln ROCK breed. He walks
maiestically in the kitchen, and when
told to go to his place he perches upon
the back Of a certain chair. Ifasfed
whether he is hungry he will crow in
reply. He feigns death, the same as ed.
ucated canary birds, end when stroked
with the hand and called "pretty fell
low" he cvinccs great pleasure anC
struts almost as proudly rs peacock
lie also stands sentinel at the CHECKER
coops, and will drive away all hon,
that seek to steal n bit of the chickens
feed. In a word, he is an educate,
rooster.
Not far from Bonair, where Arab re
sides, says correspondent of the Lon
don Times, there is a huge and ancicn
turtle, owned by n Singalcse gentleman
who received 1t rs an heirloom. IN
turtle is about four feet long and nearl,
three wide, and its owner told me tina
the most aged person around never r.
memhered 1t to be smaller. IL Is vagucl,
said to be 100 or 200 wears old. Ii bcl
lows like bull when thirsty. It's han
pineSs is to have its ilabby nee
scratched by its keeper. II is too old I
snap ut anything, and is totally blinC
tmldrrn used to ride on il. and n hole !
bored through the shell, through whic
they were wont to spur their stecd whe
he became torpid Waterbury Conn
American.
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FOR RENT.

LOR kENT-ONE NICELY n uNls
II room; southern exposure. 2u5 Ross
t'OK ttsNIuK Lh.NSE-N FlFIl.s'
4 new brick hotel building. elid6y 2
yea, IN one of the best and m0N ~
towns IN the state; building lust conql
woGr-wortS convenient, Within ~
me ucpn,s. The most liberal terms wills
,erch To the right man. For further M
mrs, address JIM HARRIS. Terrell, Tex
I'uh RENT - HOtSE NTH "
4 rooms, about 100 feet front, rOiid
AKArd AMI Jackson, on north side w
street Apply tot. J. pU11Y, ass NoaAl
wood street. II
EOR RENT--A FURNISHED ~
y with bonrl, az tOTIdvr oak street J
er"nr,s required. y
Iuh RENT - NlGELN FCRNls
y rooms NJ l22O Main stirred; WIN SEM
uO9re ana windows, a protection IRON.
nnd nouSqultos. y
UOR RENI-rhItEE COrrAGEu'
commerce street, lSil Cnmlhvtev
anu isS Main street; good cisieIh Naw'
nppNr houses. inOuirrat III NAN ~
IWR EENI-ND. ~ ElM SIN
= next door 10 sycamore street. ~
lls sycamore street, for rent Tor wv
yCur'; these me No. business locr
Just woI OF the postofllcc. Apply 10
LASS y DASovgV. No ~ SyCamorc =.
LNUR RENT-DWELiING, IUllNbl
II cnhontns and Portland streets ,h'
from Belt Railway; rooms AMI n'li,
new ind southern exposure. Apply"
". MnRLfN, llrrnld ul'lcr. -.
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rammany', Grady, Who Led the Fight
Against Cleveland.

iShlh'hy GRADY VINO Led the Fight
Against Cleveland.
Hon. 7. +. Grady, of the Eighth New
York district, is one of the most in
tlucntial advocates of the Tammanv fac
ton. He Is u heavy man, both ment.
ally and physically, and in his arraign-
ment OF Clevcland'S supporters, gave the
opposition some very hard whacks.
lie ~ rather 10 ilcshy to be
an elegant speaker; wears a
wlne-colOrcd suit; is rather cnrc-
50 in his dress; wears a large tur =
down collar without tic; has closely cur
black hair; short muStachc; clclnlV
shaver face, and smiling couutcnanrG.
MS entire aspect being that of an over.
grown schoOlboy, When interrupted
by the Kisses Of The disappearing crowd
he showed the most complete compo-
sure ana Seit-pOsNeSsiOn. While de-
nouncing the Cleveland cause he usual
~ rested his right hand ON the Chair
nan : desk, removing IL for gesticulnt-
ing in the heated part of his argument.
HIS lett foot was usually raised ON
the slight elevation of the platform
ut his front, thereby greatly MARI
ing his appearance. Few sneak
ers could have shown such complete
mastery OF himself as Grady, who, hav-
ing but little sympathy in the audience,
was exposed to tho derisive indignitics
OF the galleries. At one point of his
, speech some one shouted from the east
gallery. "liirc n hall and speak for
Blaine Others yelled, "Take him
out while from the southwest part OF
tue hall came the cry, "Threc cheers for
tleVeland,' which received hearty
response. Repeatedly Chairman Villas
urged the audience 10 preserve ordc,
and threatened 10 clear tho galleries.
Grady folded his arms and with n smil.
ing countenance dehantly surveyed the
NOISY crowd.
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Twcnty.Scvcn miles from Boston on the
New York ~ New England Railroad. The
town contains about four thousand inhnbi.
lants, has ave churches, n good town library
anu is W,;hul very desirable place for an cd
ugutlUnul Institution
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NELL ~ YOUNG,
~ AttOrneys-at-Law.
Stephenyiile, Erath County, Texas.
II. II. NELL. LEE VoIr,yc
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Ono Of the earliest recorded opldemicp
was In Java In l,iSl long before II bcya,,
TO be heard of In lIindostan. IL will
follow that no European country which
has AN Eastern commerce can DO alto.
gether FREQ from the risk OF importing
cholera.
The present visitation ut Toulon may
nt least have the good effect of prevent.
Ing repetition of the UNREASONABLE
language which the French press gave
vent TO last year when tho cholera hroko
out In Egypt. So long ny India was
supposed to be the only source OF infec-
ton, we were told tho unrestricted
commerce with her ports, especially
bombay, WINS danger to Europc,
But the fact remains that even Tho
enormous development OF the eastern
trade by the Suez Canal has had liter.
ally no effect upon the spread of chol-
era In the West. The last nrcnt ont.
break, which began In 1855 aud ended
IN 1913, was in It's origin purely am affair
Of the Mecca pilgrimage, aud every
threatening of the disease since then.
except the Damiotta outbreak last wear.
has been connected with the same gath
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Is thorough and effective I'm it, workings.
Offering every facility afforded by the Boston
Conservatory of Music, with the additional
advantage of individual instruction, Mr..
James NJ. Tracy and Miss Minnie Little have
been long and flvOrably known among tbp
tCnchprs of nngtnp - '''N
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II ALL IL PATTON,
Al Attorneys-at- Law and Land Acents,
AlNarado, Johnson County. Texas
Refer to Alvarado bank, I. b. Trnelove r
NJ. Hill, n. +. Sparks. ~
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The BUILDING

Is new and commOdiOus: contalnSall mod.
ern improvements and Is In every way adj.
mirObly adapted To school purposes, ii I'M,
been erected and furnished nj cost of about
SaJ,UO, and Is without doubt the most com.
plotc academy building in New England,
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7 r. HENRY,
Cs Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent,
CleOurne, johnson County, Texas,
=, mas complete abstract OF I'LL land titles In
the county. 40 "
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DR. J. HALL BELL,
II Physician ana Surgeon
observation-disclosures hotel, $50 Ross iycuuc
Telephone messages 10 Bogle's hotel No. 35t
RoSs Avenue, or Houses drug store will re-
celNe prompt attention day or night.
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There nre Three Courses of Sind,
TIE MUSICAL pEpARTuEyr

College Preparatory, Academic and an I'm.
sllsh course. The hitter Is designed 10 M
young men for buglnpss
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4 BERNATHY BROS,
"A AttOrncys-at-Law,
-, ... Mckinney, Texas.
W. ", NTEHNAIHi. NJ. @. ANENN ArIINN
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| \. FAILOK,
lie Attorncy-at-Law,
Notary Public ana Real Estate Agent,
AbiIgua T.Nog
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! INDSLEG & BRADFORD,
II Attorneys and COunsellOrs at Law,
40 Main Street QindSlcy building), Dallas.
leTaS' GIVE special attention to commercial
aud corporation law in State and Federal
courts.
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u 49, 49, NA-'ANO'i W " -thNOlfD,
Il AttoIneyS-0t- Law,
20, Graham. Texas.
0Iice in Federal court building, west Side
Public square. viii practice in the State an 4
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A EDWARDS,
a. AttOrney-at-La
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/. :. BELL, COMFY Attornevl
attorney. at-i'.T and land Aren't,
laird, Callahan County, Texas.
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II .. MELNEN,
AZ AttOrncy-at-Lawa and Banker,
seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Exchange bought and sold on ali the prin-
cipai points.
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An incident that happened in the
Thames in 1873 il a good illustration of
how the public health act may be ey-
pected 10 work IL the same disca.o
should again threaten us after an over
land journey across Europe. 4 parry of
100 scandinavian cmigrants arrived In
the port of London to re-cmbark for New
Zealand, and some Of them were found
in lodging-huuSeS about Mapping ana
Stopncy To he suffering from Asiatlc
cholera. The medical practitioners who
were ctl!ed 10 these eases ut once tCle-
graphed to the local Government Board
at whitehall, and the whole party OF
lW both tho sick and the
lated on board hospital shin i'm
the river. There were some twelve
| deaths among the cmigrants, but tho
epidemic got no footing on shore. That
was not the only instance of cases of
cholera arriving ut u British port from
the continent in lSI3, and we had an
equally reassuring instance of the trust.
worthtness of our preventive sanitary
organization in the case of the Crocodile
| troop ship, which arrived at Portsmouth
| from Bombay with cholera on board a
| tow weeks ago. Cholera may have sur
prises for us in the future, and it would
III become us 70 boast; but we have be-
| come tolcrably familiar with the WAYS
OF this pcstilenCc during the last thirty
wears, thanks to pioneering labols
of the late Dr.. John Snow
and TO the thorough going udministra-
! ton of Mr.. John Simon. While the mn.
ch'ncry may hc said to he tolcrably com.
plrte, much depends, of course, ON the
! Intelligence and coolneSs of individuals.
| Prompt recognition, full information.
ana no concealment, fidelity to ones
/ post, and "a proper care of the sick,
should nowadays suffice To keep an ont
break of cholera within very narrow
compass.
II the generally accepted explana-
! ton of the appearance of cholera nj
! ToulOn should turn ont TO DO correct. /,
I will be necessary In future To look 10
| other Eastern possessions besides Brit.
ism India, Us possible sources of imported
I Infection. Ii rests on the authority OF
] the medical officers of the French navy.
and not on the evidence of any nj,
! ncighborly witness, that cholern il nm
\ epidemic disease In Cochin China, Tho
malady is known N have boon widely
| epidemic In China and Japan, withil
tho last two or three years, as well as I'm
various parts of the East Indies, al.
/ though there was nothing To show that
India had cen the source 1t.
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M b. q q. q. WRIGHT.
e, Attorncys-Gt-Law
No, 'l5 Main street, mp stairs, Dallas, TeSas
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EOHN W. DOREMUS,
~ Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent,
co,.-,-, Bryan, Texas
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bacco.
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CARSWELL & FULLER.
- AttornCys-at-La
Decatur, Texas
N. Il. OARSWELL. FULLY y. Full, UR
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WANTED

NrANTE - FIFTY
~ shifi-hands, App,v -, ~ ttERl
litATiyF 7 - ~, Factory ertra,sel
ANTED-Hl4N, KA ,ii-y55.
W Neai hcrford stree. al At u
I oh N0Itoace,Ei.Smith; sood var.N ona;,
NEARE AUTHORIZED.
~ w. L. G3AHAsr ~ 49,, y ANNls
ton. w. Ut The enspl.s
~, eF'l houSework in a s l0H 70 M
lJn ,l.I W Nt,il' Address MRs ann
w ANIED-TO RENT ,ii,,.
~ furnished rooms to r,LLNO M
.elhen or To gentleman a,,i ~ OF Won,
APPLY. tod. W. BARTON ~ ~ VIE, WINK
70 business center. Referenrca1i NJ i slres I
NfANTED-A SEi,N'1V,,5 Iyyl9lH3
" thorough cook and mn, Mh6G
, work or washing. ADnIv tt5ttsS,and Y
ehceS, TO Mrs. SEl HOirp i"nn letg,
enue near Wood. " '' YER, Az
w ANTED-MAN AND V.rpr II
" drive wagon, wife la c", L--Ai,
two. Apply at Fine, Very ~ ~, N ias
Hue,So Elm street. = mes ca
Va ANTED TWENTY Ef77-.
~ erS, 30 quarrymen wantohN \ III
ItNas stone Co.; lahorers, onNl
$L,2; quarrymen'S wages. 81 :, wages n
work by the year to good m,o.nr' 70 Us; h
NNANTED-A STOnI sI,
w bic for ioUsi,iE-HOUSE NJ
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4 EUKGE II. PLOWMAN,
" AttOrncy-at-Lay,
And Notary Public
'Q5 North side Main street, corner Poydras,
Dallas, Texas. Prompt attention 10 business
CRAWFORD ~ CRAWFORD,
~ Attorncys-at-Law,
Office No. 723 Main St
VI. l.. CRAMFORD. w. l.. CRAWFORD.
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LNOk nALE-ONE FIDDLE l70J 4 n
4 sale Monday night, ut auction. n,
9ld' an in good condition, AT Fme
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DEAN ACADEMY,
Franklin, Massachusetts,

y firSt-class boarding school for both sexes
situated In the town OF
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- Il. COLEMAN,
Js AttOrneY-at-Law,
Colorado City, Texas.
collections promptly attended to.
DOONE d SCARBOROUGH.
II Lawyers, Land and Collecting AGENTS,
,. Swcctwater, Texas.
doSEfH bOONE. j. IL. SCARBOROUGH,
Nptup,- pu3lip
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a AHSHALL " STRANGE,
IA attorneys
=, No. So Nam street, Dallas, Texas
=, - MARSHALL, ", T. SrEASGE.
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W A an y TWENTY-FIVE
NJ erS, % quarrymen wantod y Ii
IeNas stone Co.; laborers' ~ onNl
T {r"r,;, HuaTrymen's wages, 81 ~ to ~, 2
Work ny inc year to good me- W W.,
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w AANTED-THE TEXAs MIN, !,
,,rn tuoiWiment Association win SSdaVAII
pr On employment to cXp Sl.Se goC
fa,y s 10 SIos' Address y. II. is1Sl
.'lrE, ~ Main street, Dallns. 'rertoAs N
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PROEESSlOMAl


PROFESSIONAL.
MARSHALL y STRANGE,
IA Attnrneys-at-Iaw,
=. p MARSHAL. ". +. SrEiTG Gus
u $. BELL, ,Coun:y Attorneys
A attorney at-iav and land ; cent.
Baird, Callahan County, TcXas.
w b. &. &, WRIGHT,
No, rs Main street, mp stairs Dallas, Tesas.
4 RNOLD, GLASGOW & ARNOLD.
y Attolmeys-at-La,v
Office in Federal court building, West Side
public square. viii practice in the State ana
EOHN W. DOREMUs,
% Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent,
Commercial practice solicited. way N'''''
CARsWELL & FULLER,
- AttOrnCyS-at-Lav,
u c Decatur, Texas
N. II. OARSW ELL. FULLY y. FULLER
HALL Il PATTON,
Al Attorneys Law and Land Ac.ents.
AlNarado, Johnson County, Teyas
Refer to Alvarado bank, T. b. Trueloye I
NJ. Hill, n. F. Sparks,
Y +. HENRY,
cs Attorney and Land Agent.
CleOurne, johnson County, Texas
HAS complete abstract of I'LL land titles In
the county.
a. AttOrney-at-Law,
---- Decatur, Texas.
NELL YOUNG ,I,,i,,, .,.. -.
?, Stephenyiile, Erath County, Texas.
II. II. NELL. LEE Y0I-TG
JAMES Il. COX, MD,
~ Oculist and Aurist
sos Main Street, Dallas. Texas
once hours a. m. to u IN. and 2 to / .. m.
A BARNAATHY BROS,
Mckinney, Texas.
W. NJ A.hEENAFlIY. NJ. c. ABERNArIGY
DR. j. HALL BELL,
~ Physician ana Surgeon.
ReSldence-bO@lc's hotel, $50 loss tycuuc
Ineiephohe messages 10 Bogle'S hotel, No. $50
Toss Avenue, or Houses drug store will re-
ceiye prompt attention day or night
I INDsLEY & BRADFORD,
II Attorneys and COunseIlOrs at Law.
-, 40 Main Street (Lindslcy buildng). Dallas.
leXaS. GIVE special attention to commercial
anu corporation law in State and Federal
GARTER & WRIGHT.
- ittOrneys-at-Law,
san Angela, Tom Green County. Texas.
| F)OACH & RICHARDS,
u AttOrneyS-at- Law,
Wcatheriord, Texas
VIII give prompt attention to business in
any 81 lhe courts Of the state. In connection
WIN Mack j. Roach " Co., surveyors, do n
general land business. Collections specially.
|. y, l.oACh. J. NJ. RICHARDS.
| n. FAILOk, --
lie AttOrncy-at-Law,
Notary Public and Real Estate Agent.
Abilene, Texas,
II .. MELVEN,
H. AttOrney-at-L Law and Banker.
seymour, Baylor County, Texas
I Exchange bought and sold on all the prin-
cipai points.
| - i. COLEMAN, -
Ne AttOrneY-at-Law,
Colorado City, Texas.
/ Collections promptly attended to.
! pOONE d SCARBOROUGH.
- Lawyers, Land and Collecting AGENTS.
, SwcetWater, Texas.
JOSEPH BOONE. j. b. SCARBOROUGH,
Notary Public,
| 4 GORGE II. PLOWMAN,
/ ~ AttOrncy-at-Lay,
! 709 North side Main street, corner PoytIras,
DALLAS, Texas. Prompt attention 10 business.
| CRAWFORD ~ CRAWFORD,
! " AttOrncys-at-Law,
=, Office No. 723 Main st.
/ VI. LII /. u
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w 4NiED-A SrOI;E-II0Iiz,-t
oie for Wholesale gro osL IA
,i,n; SoN2oo feet; viii rent ANY N
ST W., IL suitable. Address M o"s sd hea,
walnut street, LOuisvilI. w. 1909 \
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GARTER & WRIGHT.
- AttOrneys-at-Law,
san Angela, Tom Green County. Texas
DOACH & RICHARDS,
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'OK SALE-PASTU RF-IY ii
4 lent pasture, well ,ratered n
It,hctd within 10 miles of Dallas: wiIl
~ u bargain. TEXAS IL MENfCANIa
INVESTMENT 90. I2H Min .trnni --AH
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s,,i, W; +, GRAHAM as a c =, n ,.4sNSf
iiopl OF Precinct No. at t ib,'", ss
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tolt SALE OR EXCH ANGfi-l6T +
a OF sheep will be sold or excGoT,.
T,'ilu or CITY property. TEXAS A. Wy,
LAND AND INVESTMENT CO., rs Main,
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=, |'FI TTVWNVNUfK I'M ). Y--.- =, y I'm
white woman. AddreSs sHiall iamg,
Herald Office. ''eNS AIRS, Gs!
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iIJt lnlckly popIIlntssl. RfvTf1f. III Il
DIVISION Of proceeds. Considering tM
.I"il and tle magnificent crop Of gralntl
be had. VIII sell for cash or marie
bnlancc in good farming property A
only Tor u short time by MTRplIY mi
Dallas, Texas. ' wv ''H
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" shirl-Gandss.. f t9p,v ,E;x,pEsl,
lAS Si a. m; i E4nn,'ory eptra agse'
kk'ANIEi)-HI,N,. is..,,,-,..
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EWR SALE-FARMS IN TEyI
Il tracts, within 3miles of Dallas y
,erils ana reasonable prices. TEyAst
iC ,.. LAND AND INVESTMENT co. "
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
East Middlebury.

James Hayes has bought the old n.
Tupper house, on the corner of the road
leading to the grist-mill.
On the 10Th inst. Almer Dushan. while
chopping on the Chapman job. fell from
log. striking his breast upon stump.
seriously iniuring him. At last accounts
he was improving somewhat.
At the annual meeting of district No.
III these officers were chosen: Modera-
tor. Rev. 5. w. Bidwell; clerk. A. H.
Matthews: collector and prudential COM
mittee. f. X. Severance; treasurer. j. u.
Fem; auditors. Rev. S. w. Bidwell, f.
X. Severance. A. r. Foote. Number of
months school the past years7; amount
expended, Sl35.05; length of the terms
for the coming year, seven and half
months. 1t was voted to raise tax of
u cents on the dollar of the grand list
for the support of schools the coming
year. After voting to put bell upon
the school house before the opening of
the summer term. the meeting adjourned
without day.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
Orwell.

Il. A. Parks is building a new sugar
house.
W. o. Ray and Mr.. Root began buying
butter last Saturday.
Charles Phelps has recently added an
eVaporator to his sugar apparatus.
W. c. Hack is expecting to have a pub
lie sheep shearing on the 10th inst.
F. b. Wright left this place last Satur-
day to visit his home at Milton, Vt. He
will be gone few weeks.
w. o. Ray, one of our Holstein men.
has two very small Holstein cows. Their
weights are as follows Ella Lee. ITO;
Bon Lille, 1120.
Your correspondent would like to
correct mistake that appeared in the re-
port last week. The town voted to build
new poor house where the old one now
stands. to cost 81 900, instead of town
hall.
There was quite a general change of
residences last week in and about the
village. Mr.. Shackett and father-in-law.
Mr.. Picard. moved into his house. pur-
chased recently of John Raymond. Mr.
raymond taking possession of his farm
formerly owned by j. o. Wright. Mrs.
Earl Warren has moved several loads OF
goods into her village residence.
Al the annual school meeting of dis
trict No. |. held on the 18th ut.. the fol-
lowing officers were elected Moderator.
Dr. Nathan Gale; clerk, Gideon Abbey;
prudential committee, +. d. Griswold;
collector Daniel Babbitt; treasurer, j.
W. Boynton; auditors. W. y. Ray, ). d.
Wells. John Hall; Inspector of wood.
Edward Hodgson. 1t was decided to
sustain school 36 weeks dividing it into
three terms, of 10 weeks and of IL
weeks