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MONDAY, JUNE 9th. 1854.

MONDA1' JUNE 5ln' 1904,
at o'clock p. M, the following described
property, TO wit
All that certain MESSUAGE. TENE.
MENT, FARM aud TRACT OF LAND,
situate in i.ower TOwamensing township.
CARBON county, AMI state Of Pennsylvania
bounded ami described as follows; Beginning
at white oak by land late OF John Rrer
Moth eight degrees and quarter. West
siSty-hye perches to stone; thence by laud
OF John Deter South fourteen degrees and u
quarter, last two hundred and hree perchps
10 stone; thence hy land Of samuel Green.
sNeiH North eighty.six and thiee-tOurth
perches, Fast four Terches and svven-tenlhs
10 a stone; one and One-iOurth degrees fast
twenty peTches TO stone; thence seventy
six degrees, East twenty-nne ant eig HI.
t,nths peIehes To stone; North seventy-two
deJrees, East twenty three and nine. en- hs
perches to stone; South twenty .five degrees
East eleven perehes to a stOnti south eight
degrees and Il quarter, East twelve Uerchus
aud three tentns to a stone; South three.
fourth degreett East iuriy-siX perches To q
stone, by land nj Daniel Zertass North
eig hiy.six and quarter degrees, East thirty
one perches to stOnei North three and |
three-ioatth degrees, West eighty psrehes 10
stone; thence by land OF Auam Mehrkam
North Two degrees, West fify-seven perches |
aud two tenth hs to corner OF land now Oc. |
euped by John kloz; North ive degrees,
West one hundred and nye perches to q II one. |
thence by land late Of John AbIebnsh |
South eighty-iour and one. hall degrees. W est |
three perehes to stone; North twenty and |
one-fOurth degrees, West sixty hve perches |
TO a stone; South eighty-One AMI one fourth |
degrees, West sixty-nve perches TO "a slUne; |
south eighty lone and three.tUurth degrees, l
West ninety-0ne perches Ia stone: thence /
North eleven and One-fOuTth degrees. East |
nifty perches to the place OF beginning X. con- 4
tanning On L HUN DRED AND SEVENTY /
THREE ACRES AND FORTY TWO ,
PERCHES more or less.
The improvements thereon consist OF
2i STORY FRAME HOUSE,
40 20 feet, and FRAME BARN. soIlO fe,.
SeiIed and taken into execution As tho |
property Of sarah A. klotE aud Levi klOIE,
and tO be sold by
UHAS. ". LENTZ. Sheriff.
CRAIa a LoosE, Pld's., Attorneys.
SheTltrs once, Mauoh Chunk, Pa,
May 22nd, lss4-WS
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STOCK MARKETS.

Renorted up To IL o'clock, 10y De Haven &
Townsend Bankers, No. 80 S Third Street,
Phili1rlphia. Stocks bought aud sold
either for cash or on margin.
DbiIo },J,,b,o Inpa Ar 1904
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS SALE
Of Valuable REAL ESTATE !

by virtue OF n writ OF Lepiri Fdeias.
issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Carbon county, Pa, and TO me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale. at the court
HOUSE, in The Borough of Mauch Chunk, on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
Gall, Colorado ~ SANTA 20

No. ll-Mail aud EXPRESS arrives i0.25 }, "
No. l3--Mixed arrives G.S0 a n
NO l2-Mail and ES tsouth) de-
PaIts .. ....... 6:l5 A. NJ.
NO it-4hlHed (sOnth) deportS... $3.50 T. ~
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e Doctors wife.
nER MusnAMp MAKES A coNrIssIou.

Dr. w. J. Cibbon, of Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and stands high as a rnedi-
cal gentleman. His wife's lingering condition
became SO well known. that a reporter accosted
him on the streets of Memphis, one day, when
The following Dialogue was had:
doctor, am glad to learn that YOUR wife
has rcganed her health after several Years Of
misery ard suffering"
Yes, sir, she is now quite restored 20 hcaltb
to The great astonishment of myself and all who
kuew her "
Have you any objection to telling me her
complain, and the remedy ?"
None in the least. She labored under an
afiiction peculiar to the sex, attended with loss
oil appetite, einacstion, prostration, impaired Sc
creuons' cold exGenities, Mysteries, cons,an,
hesdache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ridden over three years. Ny skill and that of
other physicians was exhausted and she was
gwen up To die. Some one mailed me the Formula
for DR.. promgoces Euelish Female Btters,
Iprocured few bottles anc placed her uDon ia
use, and II cared her like magic. It is won.
dertul medicine, and take pleasure in recom-
uiending 1t 10 all women who need tonic or
female regulator"
Sold by all dealers at St,oo. If sick, send for
IS cent book FREE.
J,P. pRoMGooLE & CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
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leaves Il. & p. DepOt E.t, "
EoSrSl9 and sO6 run between F0rth Wo,,I
and MershPn daily eXcep; sunday. ms, 9ti
SJl and olb take meals al the Un5Ion Oanof
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H" BAPTIST MY,
TwoAIore Tn,r

.NNffunN
:, Your i. '.3 agent being in CHM '' oAse'.
/. H t!e,i, "iu me. ling the ya,gous, Ga,
IisienTi,,' i ,,h We asked mir, BIZ n
cures = ftfIS S,, va hev, two LOT De N
Nh, 20 y y,FS.Ju oy ewifts Snac uSfe imnEl
lor bi ,o ,,,ra, man is Know u TO iseJ
hnI' nrt riii e,,,alll'ing labnis q, ar and
n1e,uhoraJ "of o. Columbus 'isi0 III
n ,u,i'po o,,,t tnat the Swift Sneod y Wilt
icinc ~ |' I've a. amount Of theii,,' 20. d
n, '''I, 70 w dlS'libu ed Nv g nouS
He said ;"e P'' I OIL the ciiy;hencs ! aa}
= :" ad have ,,,... lnst seen a ladyvbo,.
r. hh na by letter in C a mas heen \
eoid sbss Ihreu hel much troubl. VI her
ians G duri nau en- treated by sa q : pain
tbn 1 , uIt NY ne past three or f 5vN rsl ph|
iinf ''9 iuiheules bat wlihoni o;r yeah
I'M c,,, s1sgeSted Swifts Saying saJ
feci h W., wa, Poi les and is ANIME, aAiI
siE n,S w VEL her hand is @oppptsarenll!
o ,iste SIN or the disease ieI iVol p and
t.NH""t .,i's lilenicine renoya,aa rs nd
q W " nnV about the other case ass thesaI
,o;,"o,c li' that was a lady aiSo u,
f,,o ho,, w. 90 VIC We ciHa for ue PAD
, ,va {, nanuS and arms, as en- Hli ytal.
wos 5 o opooI nS over with sores mr., ~ hef
di,,..,,', va thc worst eases NJ =, Vals
o or,ie That | have ever seen Vi ,,his es,
on me poor creature was bevon5i heNNaI
one tried every remedy nj c cova0 eSpr,s
ing mercury and iodid7 of SVrr a,lan ID n
o. " grew worse. She was ~, pV,a b, bllj
M,Gn !r'I saw the e. Sc ! 'hs eets|
taxing Sw rvs Specific, and shn sSou ha
! ken two bottles. blt CIV sue ! inoFtj
DISEASE mas almost cntirol,, ursa N
iei strength and genera, heaI,, = ysppssia]
improved. II is one or tb~ "5 ni..l h''ggs6|
cures han has come under ,n n,,S y lssss5.
Mr. campbell, Y have o o1H'isaaf
o VA ied experience in mingling" MA assiI
observing their nlilciion 9u a,d Wlnlanlsi
use u-Wh, I is your opinion as i. a e isilAs
Of Swil S Spec fc?' '"'on as 70 lhe q,
IN a minisiryor sixty veorsr
Sled with every class ofsocio,Ss 4 naVe u
s,r,yed closely the variety oT ANU shu ha'ei
allict humanity. Blood diS S'ssases NJ
most num-'ous and tho M o'stS ave 4
remove. 1t Is my dcliber ~. fp 'n,S allliectl
SWiit,s Specific is the g.mdSs{t qSI igI y y
eyrdi. oyered. There il nolbi I,o pad
be to it There is oth,ng Gi oo ls6 comp
about Swlft's Specific" wv suou 70
IRE llse on Blood md SIX II IIsoos.
lrcr IlIE SWIFT SPECIFIC "a ''e wy ma
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Balley'o Saline Aper2e2,t,
WHAT JG ira

u is cheap, mild, effective and delightful lay
alive or p!urgItive, intended as substitute Tor
WaSne and nauseaiing pills 1t cures cons,pa.
ton, biousness, sick headache. and ie sneriaIi,,
adapted to all vho lead sedentary or clo.elyy
Se,oniined life. Itisa white powderand c!lcryesces
hkrsoda water, and is as pleasant. 1t docs moi
gnpe hoi scken add is always ready. Put un in
north and SOUTH uSs'S'S'
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relief from sick headache, drowsi-
,ess, nausea, dizziness, pain in the side.
tc., guaranteed to those using Carter's
attic Liver Pills. These complaints are
early always caused by torpid liver and
bowels. Restore these or
rams TO their proper functions and the
ronblo ceases. Carter's Little Liver
iiils Will do this every time. One nil
= dose. Forty in a vial. Price 25
ants. INV -
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af'hN'hNfs
y. w. Graham, wholesale druggist, of
tndllng Dr. VIM. aal's RalSpn,
r the lungs, tor tho mast yenr
nd have found II one of tbe
'ost salable medicines nave ever had
my house for coughs, colds. and
ven consumption, always giving entire
rosan "''''Vi
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ne Enect OF Hard Times Upon Business.
We have in stock, about 1000 bows
-'hool and children's suits. We of,ar
nem at cost, which will enable every
10y In Dallas to wear warm winter
suit at very. lnw price. N -, - 10 y"
SREfNfARDr, the Ciotbierl
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why VIII yon oough wnen Sh,lon,s
~ .rd syVe smmedlRts reliet. peicn
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ATLANTA Sept. % 1ys. "ench.
] think =. 5, S. a vetv ,o>, from
Eieo StiU "d9o1se and At II 's s remdy
''eo '''ns TOME. JANpSSa ,ae tine Il
Chief Jne,J,hS0J
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No mother should be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
"hich cures all female diseases and
'akes all women happy. ""'

10 make a good salad dressing in the
",ainary way good condiments, plenty
time ana no little skill are essential
,urkees salad Dressing supplies ali
'"o prerequisites. Sold everywhere.
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immense stock OF wall paper, the lat.
ueslgns and colors, are being ia
"eived by Hamilton 4 Young.
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kidney Troubles.
Don't dose for kidney affections. Use
xternaily one Benson's Capcine porons
fiaster over the kidneys. '''"'
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twenty Dollars worth uot C,othtns IA,
Ten Dollars W.
we have invessted Thousand Of dollars
=. recent forced sales in the east. We
tuarantee good $40 snit, which sold In
fJrmer years ut so. - 'Ase-AA.
REiNHARDr, the Clothier.
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pl JIHE, MARRIAGE GUIDE, La

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. sealedk'l
cents In postageo or currency. Over fly W
deriul pen pictures, true TO life, articles olns
following subjects; Who may marry whon,s
whyp Proper age % E.arry. Who marrJ 1T
Manhood, WcmunhO0d. Pnyr,ca decay. NN
shOald marry. How 'lfe and nairinea M y
Increased Those u.--i-d u .ol'.g ,ls!ng
marrying 3hOu.C 4.1 :, q sgv'.s W ~ ieig
by all adult relsOLs, Inca k-ul amer oek ee
key, Po1u'M e,it'Cn. ylIue Is An0va, bdtft4i
cover aud ?1g pGgsy, e csuis ~ mai!, "A Eorg
o. postage.
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Al Kinds Of sausaves. weincr wurs,
a. ''s' t'sas la'S- L. u. s..r \. go 49,,
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1t Is self-eyident that a physician paying
particular attention to q class OF cases itfalrs
great SKI and physicians in regular practlo
~ over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 10 the oldest Office in Ameri.
ca, where every known appliance Is resoried
70, and the proved good remedies Of n
ages and countries are used, A whole hou,elI
u'ed for Office purposes, and all are treated viii
sEill In a respectful manner; and, knowing
what to do, no experiments arc made. On &C.
count of the great number applying, tht
charges are kept low, often lower than Is d.
manded by Others. IL you secure the skill and
get aspeedy and pe-fcct life cure, that Is tht
Important matter. PamnhieL % pages. seri
10 any address free.
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MEDIc,nrs

DE- d ~ shNE DIVA, ,,.I
70 sell ms yer - Sfsui, ior he
Sohn u6ial Restorative remedy 1,
aneeted with nervous S,, or vitsl,y
mood and all kindred ,IiseaDllity, los {,
procure his circular renisseases, shoS,s
cause of the disease am, am which IL
az once procure from '"oVe inentio.
remedy. ~ press, the nSs
BY reta Miia at Ha1s DEugsstiss' +
= ---.eIl az howell Bros ana f' 5i',a'las, n
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IN, INSURE your homes with Smith A
'sn' agents TOR Transatlantic. '"
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NOS; 500 and S06 run between Wort Worn
and l53 connect at Fort Worth win trains f..
ana IRON Colorado. Nos. 30i, 3Ol aud n.
Jake meals at the Union depot.
oolld trains Ell Paso TO st. Louis. AlRp Bal
las 10 san Antonio, etc. Fast time, nrsi-cios
equipment, sure connection,
See tnat our ticket reads via. the Ts,.. q
Pacific HaiIway.
for maps, time tables, tickets, rates and nj
required information, call on or address
r,., +. 7. TURNER,
Aichet agent, ooi Main Street, Dallas, TaN
II. p. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texp.
H.. Is. W. MCCULLOUGH.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex.
W. H. NEWMAN,
Iratnc Manager, Galveston, Texas.
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Opening Cloging Closing
TO-d0Y. | TO-hnY. lYesierdiv
nisfactory Evidence.

,oNE-Closed' New Iors steady; New Or
ens, quiet; Liverpool, quiet; Calves Va .
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fniiman SleeperB Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas TO New Orleans without obgnga
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This pure wine 10 q simple vegc- \
able extract without Intoxicating
qualities, and has proved to be the l
most astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN
known to medical science.
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No. 2--Mail AMI Express, leaves. 200 p. ~
GOING NORTH
no. mail nud Express, arrives. II:COA. NJ
Drains and run dailN. Snndapa eycenind
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME CARD.
Houston g Texas Central.

GOING SOUTH.
NO. NEW Orleans and Galveston
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Texas s. Pacific.
GOING EAST-.T. d P, DEPOT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-12
john ON.

The Peoples Cyclopedia has been
taken from the agent. c. F. Morse, for
the Normal School, and the village dis
trict school, and is much liked.
Albin Demeritt is building new barn
on his place in the village.
Work on the highway has commenced,
there being large force of men at work
in the village district.
Mrs. Charles Stevens, of st. Adams,
with her two little children, are visiting
her father, Orange Buck.
Owing to the absence of Rev. Mr..
Smith there was a union service at the
Baptist church last Sunday. Children's
day was observed according to a very
interesting programme, under the lead
ership of John Burnham, superintendent
They consisted OF the usual class eXer-
cises. recitatiOns. etc., with singing by
the choir. A single recitation was given
by Maud Story and two little girls sang
little hymn in a charming manner.
Mrs. Harmon Morse came to the vii
lage one day last week to visit friend
when she was taken suddenly Ill will
heart disease. She still lies in very
critical condition at L. j. Bakers.
Mrs. Cakes, who has been sick for 81
long time, was buried last week. Sh'
has for many years been Christian
worker and the Methodist church lose
in her one of its most faithful members
Mrs. Major Keith, of Sheldon, was il
town Saturday afternoon to see Mrs
Harmon Morse.
Rev. Mr.. Crudginton, of the Baptis
church, will preach the sermon befor
the graduating class of the Norma
school on Sunday, June D.
Arrangements are going on for til
usual class exhibition and other exeI
cises of closing week. The A class vii
present their orations and essays o
Friday, the 9th.
There is to be an alumni meeting dun
ing some part of the closing week of tn
Normal school the last of June. 1t
hoped that as many of the old graduate
as possible will make it in their way t
be present.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-12
ELM ORE.

Emery Tiff has returned to Gilmore and
is now running the planer for X. q. Hill
Miss Bertha Olmsted has been presented
with a fine piano, from her uncle Newton
Camp OF Chicago.
Several Portuguese came a short time
ago, and still more are coming. They
find places ready for them as soon as
they arrive. Nearly all the farmers have
one. and many of them more.
Amasa Earle, of New Hampshire, was
in town few days last week, visiting
his uncle, d. X. Stone.
Mrs. Henry Bangs recently had Is
teeth extracted without leaving the den
tai chair.
Thomas O'Brien is very sick and there
are doubts of his recovery.
L. ii. Doty has planted five acres OF
potatoes and two of corn, and sown 10C
bushels of grain, and is still sowing.
j. Hervey Bryant and wife are expect.
ed home from Burlington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Batchelder, of Barre
and n. S. Parker spent part of last
week with their parents, G. S. Parker anC
wife.
Our pulpit was occupied last Sabbath
by Rev. j. Scott, of Lebanon, n. H., &
pastor of 40 years ago, Rev. NJ. p. Bel
being ill was unable to be here.
L. L. Camp and wife are taking
weeks trip to Newport and Derby.
Mrs. Chas Cook went to Burlington
last week. She will make short visi
there when she intends to cross to New
York.
l.. Ii. Doty received Saturday two o
the improved White Chester pigs, whicl
he bought of Mr.. Silver, of Cleveland
Ohio. They are six weeks old and cos
delivered, $40. They are considered tn
best kind.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-12
HARDWICk.

A good congregation at the Town Hall
last Sunday to hear Mr.. Chandler. He
will be here again the 22d at 3 p. m.
The town safe has arrived and it is a
fine one, made by Geo. d. Damon, Bos-
ton, Mass. Eden has one of the same
make.
D. w. Aiken, Jr., started for Louisiana
Monday night. Dan has lots of friends
here.
Henry Clement was in town over Sun
day,
Frank johnson has made quite an inn
provement around the old mill.
The bridge across the brook near John
sons has been rebuilt.
There was another test of the champion
road machine Saturday, near Mrs. Ford's.
also near Jackson bridge. Both tests
were very satisfactory. The Victor ma
chine was expected and trial of that
will be made before purchasing.
Chas. Ward and family are at West
more, VT, on visit.
The G. \. r. Post and friends gave
DR.. Soules and wife farewell reception
at their hall Wednesday evening.
Some talk of a celebration here the 18th
of July, but guess it will be small.
Fred Crandall is giving general salts
faction at the station.
". y. Tribune seven months for so
cents at the post-office.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-12
FLETCHE Err.

The frost on the nights of the 2Sth,
Goth and 30th ult. done very little appar-
ent damage in this vicinity. On the
morning of the Both ult. the ice OH a
small pail of standing water was half an
inch thick.
Many of the people here attended Me
| mortal services at Cambridge.
Hon. r. L. Bingham and wife recently
visited their son in Burlington; also
thsir nephews, Hon. NJ. A. Bingham, of
Essex, and Dr.. A. L. Bingham, of Will
liston.
Mrs. Fyan Lamb is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Elihu Ruggles, of Hyde
Park, and thinks of spending the sum-
mer there if her feeble condition of
health does not prevent.
Mrs. B. X. Chase has been an invalid
for some time, and at times a great suf-
ferer. She continues very poorly.
Mrs. Day, who has been boarding in
the family OF G. w. Marks, has gone to
Fairfax.
Rev. J. w. Buzzell will preach at No.
Cambridge next Sunday forenoon and at
Binghamville in the afternoon. at the
usual hours.
Mrs. S. G. Shepardson is in better
health than in the spring.
Mrs. Ira Farnswo nth is quite feeble.
Mrs. Truman Dyke, who has at times
been a helpless sufferer, and Il feeble
woman all the time for over 20 years, is
now some better.
Martin Spaulding is now unable to get
about with his lame foot, and there are
fears that he will have to lose it.
Troy, visited his sister, Mrs. L. B. Elliot.
OF this place, last week. They are now
visiting other relations in the county.
The highway between the Center and
Binghamville has been repaired the past
week and the clay beds greatly imp roved
by putting on gravel.
A large audience were present to hear
Mrs. Paul, and she is reported as an able
speaker.
Mrs. Sally Blair Ellsworth, who has
been sick for some time, is reported not
so well, having recently had a bad at
tack.
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wATERvlLLE.

Mr.. Whittemore, with his wife and
daughter, from Wolcott, visited here last
week.
The conference was we'll attended and
very interesting.
Katie Stevens, who has been out Of
health for some years, died on Monday
of week before last. She had been con-
sidered dangerous only a few weeks
Funeral services were held ut her home
the Wednesday afternoon following.
Thomas Potter rejoices in the posses
sion of son.
Considerable building is going on just
now. Langdell and Smile raised their
barns last week, Capt. Mcfarland a sugar
house, from which he fell, receiving
bruises, and possibly fractured rib.
Rev, Mr.. Crudginton, of johnson, sup
piled our pulpit on Sunday in the absence
of Rev. a. a. Smith.
We are to have Sunday school con-
cert next Sunday evening at O'Clock.
1t Is hoped there will be good attend
ance.
We wish it understood that the items
from Waterville last week were not from
the regular correspondent. We suppose
some one thought 1t only joke when
they reported Hattie SpOoner's marriage.
and spoke of Mark Stevens as Henry
Wilbur's son-in-law. But as none of the
parties are married we hope the public
Will place the falsehood where it belongs
and not on us. MRS. NJ. p. KELLEY.
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HYDE PARK.

Summer weather now, without
doubt.
Sabbath school concert Sunday af-
ternoon at five o'clock.
Fay. Tinker shipped a carload of
stock from this place Monday.
III. NJ. Mcfarland, Esq, read a
sermon at Union church last Sabbath.
Prof. Hulburd has been ''rustica-
ting" in New York City the past week
or two.
Some dangerous places in the depot
sidewalk, which should be repaired
at once.
A substantial new platform takes
the place of the dilapidated concern at
the depot.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Advent minister
from St. Johnsbury, baptized five per-
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SHELDON.

Hon. G. p. Hogan was the orator al
Cambridge Decoration Day.
Rev. Charles Ross recently made us {
flying visit.
The first quarterly meeting was held
in the NJ. E. church last Saturday and
Sunday, Rev. Il. Morgan officiating, anG
he delivered two very excellent sermons
Mr.. and Mrs. William Regain have had
little stranger come to them-a son.
d. d. Weed has gone west.
n. Z. Dunbar, who was in the empl oy
of A. S. Olmstead, has gone to Wolco tt
His many friends wish him success. Ire
Potter has taken his place, and being an
experienced hand will doubtless make d
good successor.
Nelson Bush, of Boston, is in towr
visiting his many friends.
DIR. A. X. Ellsworth, the genial ant
efficient dentist, was in town last week.
J. w. Buck has improved his house
with new shingles.
Miss Sarah Fairbanks has been on the
sick list.but is convalescent, and hopes tC
open her school again soon.
Butter market quite lively. Receipts
100 tubs, with prices from 16 to Is cents.
A. S. Olmstead is putting an addition
to his barn.
George HeDdrick has returned home to
rust.Catc for awhile.