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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

The soang people gave IN enter
tainment Al the residence Of III. Rolf.
son last Friday evening.
Up Brainsrd is building . fine pos,I-
Try house for our post master.
There will be . series Of lectures he
gun at PlAinyiew school house on
Monday evening, November 10. All
are cordially invited 10 attend. Come
short, come tall. there is cor for all,
and bring your baby If it does sgn.Il.
u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
We'll ReWrSe,i.

A liberal reward will be psid To any
marty who Nili produce a case al liver
kidney or stomach that Electric Ei,iers
will {, speedily cure. Bring them
along, Il will cost you nothiggi j; the
medicine fails to cure, aud you vail be
rewarded for your trouble besides. Al
Blood diseases. biiliorsnes.. laundice
oos~iina,iOn. aud general DEBILITY are
quickly cured. Satisfaction guarantee.
or money refunded. Price only iif,y
cents a boitls. For sale hy Henry
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

Never was .ucli a rush made on q
Drug Store v. u COW az benry Cooks
for . trial bottle 81 Dr. King Neg Dis
eovery for consumption. cosizhs and
Colds All persons affected Hi'h
asthma, bronchitis. hoar-ens.s. severe
coughs or any affection 81 n throat
and lungs, can get = trial battle Of that
gres, remedy free, 10y calling a; above
drug store. Regular .ize $iAu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
A Gentle Voice.

On renreprizing drugei,thas secured
the agency for DR.. Bigelow's Positive
Cure which has no superior for coughs
colds, consumption, whOopiny cough.
and all ihroa, and lung diseases. ID
prove To You 1t has 70 equal call .t q.
Indies drug store and get 4 bottle
free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

ALL kinds Of dress goods, embrscin,
silks, s%atins, ~velveis, cashmeres, wool
halt wool, cotton, cali 90, etc., at Mr..
Newhouse's. lift
You can find the best assortment O
o~vercoats and at lowest prices at the
square dealing one price Golden Eagle
clothing stose.
%ARYsvIILE. Kansas -four at Hack
eFs. Try it. The best.'
No excuse for poor bread, if you buy
xoyr -four of Hacker.
>BEsT Japan Tea at Hackers.
HoUR, bran and chop feed at Hack
ere.
FULL1ine of Groceries at Hackers.
BooTs.-boots a big stock. Go to Let
son for boots and shoes,
/ WANT to sell cloaks and ladies
wraps and will make low prices.
BRAIDED jerseys, . new lot just re-
ceived at Lstson's. Call and get one
before the assortmentin sizes is broken
New York State buckwheat -four At
Lessons.
Ask your grocer for The pride of
Blue Hill -four. If he don't keen Il
you can get it Of VIM. Lelson. S. ".
Ludlow or w. r. Pursell. H-tf
Ma. NEwHousE has for sale Dr..
Warmers celebrated health conet. Dr.
Schiller's comet and the Duplex.
knowledged to be the besexn
market. 80
A NEW LOT of embroideries. aces
Jerseys, at Mn Newhonsesy
The pride Of Blue Hill fois TAX
the lead wherever inksbiIs
Gail at Bradbrookisl Dkudi1 nd see
Hose large portraits hes o. nng. ia
,LApIn' bose and uader at Mrs.
in codes ~ hties. lift
HA. Lx1son hasa1fae1 tide of Blue
Bill. lit.
YARHs II al qaall and colors at
Nfs. NewhousGk. lift |
II you ere tbiu OF making your
Athos motEf ster, brother, your
,otsin OF p3nI ht q Christmas pres
|nt eaIl atABr/ Ebok's gallery and set
o. 1872 kik llA
m~~ TO see who is elected
& takes time and sunlight
8 olarge portraits I am get
EBradbrook, the 18th avenue
a Iher lat
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

The best salve in the Morld for cuts
bruises, sores, u~nlcers, salt rhenm, few.
or sores, letter, chapped hands. chill.
hialns, corns, and all eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. II is guaranteed to give salts
faction, or money refunded. Price Is
cents per bottle. For sale by Henry
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Grses Glycer,ne Salyo.

The be-: Ga earth eau truly be said
of Grfgs' Glycerine Salve, which is a
sure crre for cuts. : bruises, scalds.
burns, wounds, and all other sores.
VIII positively cure piles, letter and
al s,ih eruptions. Satisfaction guar
an'esd or money refunded. Only %
cents. For sale BY A. Lindley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
EstTRY Notice

Notice Il hereby given that have taken I'M
fhe following estray. fonnd on my premises. be-
lng the D w y section n. To. r II west. in Web
years old, color red. with white spots. stsr In
forehead and four white feet. The owner car
pave same by .raving costs and proving property
law. Avs rnpr I"
Dated At Red Cloud. November {
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Il n yxn,n

We win giye TBg CHsEy FEE roH
oxE YEAR 20 the parry who Siil brng
this Office the vrsEsr pisrIay % cnRS.
noa less than Fix ean. ieiween now
and December !. The merit e The
to he decided upon 10y three dis
interested parties. Come night along.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Mrs. @ Ferguson

ls now prepared to give lessons in en-
broidery. She teaches plush, arasene,
sumach, and many other desirable
stitches. Prices reasonable. Residence
three doors south of A. ]. Kennev's.
She also does stamping to order. l2-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

Hon. James Laird Returned to Con.
grees by about 1000 Majority.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

just As We 60 To Press Our
Bird Begins TO Grow for
Blaine :and Logan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Ey~rvbO3E SuaEsJ.

Every body knows what Rel Coter
is. IL has been used many year 1ty
the good old German women and Ply
sIcians for the blood, andis kp Jwb as
the best blood purifier when properly
prepared. Combined witA o'aer med
!cal herbs and roots, j. forms ~. Jones
Red Clover Tonic. which !, good for
all diood disorders, torpid yer, eos,iyo-
ness and sick headache. Fire cure for
pimples. Ask A. Lindl Q the druggist
for 1t. Only SOC ahot';e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

An endless variets Of white and red
hanels at Mrs. Newhouse's. lift
Go TO w. r. Pussell, one door north
OF Maryatt's jewelry store to get the
the best flour for the money, TIE pride
Of Blue Hill. Ii-.f
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

j. L. Kaley Elected Float Repre.
sentative by al Majority.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
ForSp-By Derardk Ia

FoUSD-By DeLarjA Co. Pairport
\. Y the sccaet 81 making the best
s~aleratIs and soda Il the world. They
surpass all ~iinveEtors Of the age. ise-
cause by shese articles they assure
success to thsiadies in making fine
pastry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
TheZ Prospects Frightening For
q Grand Victory.

The Republicans of Nebraska can
feel justly proud Of their work on last
Tuesday, They have signally defeated
the combination Of democrats and
anti-monops and..relegated the com
bIned force 10 the rear. Especially are
the republicans to he congratulated in
the second congressional district on the
election Of thciHon...James Laird over
the mugwump StickeI, who Was unable
TO cnrry his own county or precinct.
In the 4Ist legislative district the re-
puolicans achieved a great victory by
the election Of the Hon. J. l.. Kaley.
who received a majority. of All over
Deary, Notwithstanding the effort to
defeat him by the opposition. J. b.
Skinner was elected senator by a good
majority. d. p. Newcomer was elected
representative by 500 majority. The
republican national ticket is very'close
and many doubts have been expressed
as to Blaine and Logan's election. At
this writing there seems to be a great
doubt rs TO the result of New York.
the pivotal state. The republicans
keep a stiff upper. lip and are hoping
for the best.
The : following are ten majoritics
received by candidates in Webster
in Webster county:
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Orows for Nebraska and the State
Republican Ticket.

The Entire State Ticket Elected by
10000 Majority.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Estray Notice

Estray Notice
To whom II may concern: Taken ~, ahect
one black SOW pity, about II mouths ld.xWiih
white feet, white streak In face. and sitl0fiehf
ear: The owner can have sSme bss p.gS14G pro
will be disposed of according TO 1.o.
lisp c. h. JAcxNDS -. Ne5.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
LIEUT., AND MRS. GREEDY,
SCENES OF THEIR FIRST MEETING.
Lieut.. Grcril', Neither DNrrc"rn" ai the
ir>t Nigh of her Nun-iv"rN ~pr"-
iutor Slowed 10 t".r~--Ih"
Iirui.'s Health.


pppI-N,i.ru. \uy. IAN c,},cting
.,,,,, .,,..,. th,t .u.j,pn--nl here. To-day urnu
-, ,i,,, ..,,l,..,,,i nj. .,,'ir.
ne 'h''' INK VI '"'"'' go '"','
Nr-. 'r"'lN was '7c"i -" "'l ''Iu ','
ship by Commander SChlCN MIS-. ''r'"lN
hpcomr Violently agitatrl. Now She
,r.,,,,l.l ..,..,.,.Iiu,i, h,ilr..,th c,;,, i'm
.i ,i.i. ,,..,..,. .l'.l u.i,b
&''P' "i'" h'' NH''' ..''"'
emotions WIN 'r'mhiIaE steps ~h' u"-
Seconded To- tHr cabin door Hu!l iu-t ut th"
instant ,L. entered Commander
tt. e.. . ,,,, l,,,i,., fin.
.'''' ...,
'"hI 7'p'f''' rp,'P' "''"'' ''.'",'
iircclcy was sitting with MS Imtk
10 the door When tuuinali'r "rni"N
opened TIA" duur abruptly iir turned Hul III
the same iustnn, saw his wife enter Win
a loud cry ;lHt was more AXE Il gigantic
sob, Lieut.. Greeley bounded from his chair
with eyes nan SlHl"lhE If"Iu h'u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

The II. .lOhnshury Iudcr says that \.
b. Harris of the Connecticut River Rail
road, who j. aisOa director of the st
Johushull and Lake Champaign, has pur-
chased President RaymonI'S interest in
the pa,sumpsic road. and viii taxi pos
session September list. This will change
the air line route from the b. &. ~ VI. to-
the COnnrCtiCutlRiVcr Road VIA FitChhurG
to Boston. providing the connection can
be made from White River junction to
ind>or. That section l. NOW operated
by the Central Vermont which road may
object To the arrangement. In case they
do, the new combination will probably
build road of their own between the two
points. If this arrangement Is brought
about, the Lake road and the Passumpsic
will act in harmony. as Mr. Harris will have
an interest in both roads. and ii reported
that the Mcs>rs. Fairbanks have disposed
of their entire interest in the Lake road to
members of the new combination. The
annual meeting of the directors of the
Lake road will be held the second week III
August. and the res lit of the meeting will
be awaited with considerable interest.
GOV. smith has issued circular taking
possession of the consolidate roads oil
Vermont in the name of the Central Yer
mont Railroad Company. This Is the re
suit of the REORGANIZATION of the Vermont
C.utr,l and Nn.mout 4 Cnnada Bv il
-, ,,', ,....'.,,, n,,,..,,,,,,. fin. ,.i,tu,l
me en- r"' 'i''l'"' '
owner Jfor the consolidated Vermont was
only an intermediary organized Tor the
u,rpo,e, of a line from Wind,orto Rou,c's
DIX, ,.i,h .Ln,, .urr. frun Essex June
,i ",'' ~ n',r rIi md ram Swnntnn
' f,,,ti'u ~ Gnn.,jn linz. in MI 100 miles.
an oi M,'I,I' ~ mi,. ,, n.ith nIfnuoivr
'Nrrl''''1 T'i''iu'I'JJm, ,' <, oNt 600 Of
'.r at,''',', ,,, hnrJs tn'rrthrr
III ''t.' - " P i,,ll,rt rnnr,rlniln-
i.n a lew u,ti,'r L,jt Thrrr
w." t', ',"' ,I', Si1n ,,rhl nf nrr-
gre ''"' o!'al - i''i N",". III If ,vhirh
icrrcu caPI'"' o'"rh' i''3n' ,i, ,, Ii,,,l. If
- ''r.''Nr' ~ We - prn.i1,ut smith
".3ul ''i'G.i IN IN va, ,H i.'n,n. /, LIMO.
I''' ,'vi' ~ ,I,' H,I um.hv Jnsrnh
IL; , "''' ~ 49,, T,',,L 'rrmnk Rnilrn1d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

OLD ORCHARD, Me, Aug. 3.-At the
third session of the Free Baptist Assembly
to-day the following officers were elected ;
President, Rev. q. b. Cheney ID. Sccre-
tary, Rev i. !. Hall; treasurer, h. +.
Haley directors. O. b. Cheney, f.. W,
Porter, /. ID. stewart, r. Dewing, H. +,
Wood, L. NJ Webb, j. J. Hall, b, f.
Haley, II. X. Clark I'm address was de
livercd in the forenoon 10y Rev, q. II, Ball
u. D.. of Buffalo, and in the afternoon a
sermon was preached by Key. r. N, ChaSt
of Dover. \ Gospel service in the evening
was conducted by Mr.. f. l.. Hays of Lew
istun The attendance was large
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

The funeral of Benjamin +. Estes, who
shot himself last sunday n the Grand
Central Hotel took place yesterday from
the residence of his father, Mr.. r.. Is.
Estes. at Windsor terrace, FlatbuSh, J., !,
Thnuph no general notice had been given
of the funeral, quite II number of relatives
and friends were present, among whom
was Miss Minnie Benham, of Vermont,
the Young lady to whom the letter he left
addressed to Minnie was intended, ScN
cral beautiful floral tributes rested ON the
coffin The services were CONQUERED ny
Rev. DR. Shively. of the FlatbuSh protcs
tant Episcopal church, lie made no re-
marks. lntcrmcnt was made at Green
wood cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
GENERAL SUMMARY.


Frank VI. Casey. II dry goods merchant
of New York CITY. has abscondrd. leaving
debts of 10000
The funeral services of the late ThomyS
Dickson were held in Scranton. Penn.
Monday.
nriti.b ruluuIi, i di.cnut.,t.d ,,.o,
the incolnprtrncy of the commission M
pointrd to deal with the Chime, immirrn-
lion question.
Tln \I,n,b..t,,. ..I,i,, c.,,.,1 lill ,,.,, -,
i,,.L i,,,,, i,'iid '',' l; "",
thni,,hr !, Iyn,,Il 'rr.,ii, In i,irn t, i,,,
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t,',, G, i ,'' -, O. VIM , ~
Nf,, '.''' WY ~
N iinti'hH ''''"''''' "'' J." 4"
''''' '''''' '',''
NaIlN3N nus C'In' surviving HN govern
otH' ana %Ii 81 mem are cNp'cl"I 10 NP'ah
~ thr nld ri!rfN reunion III BlNmarrk
the IfN' week IN september.
Ihr san franclsr" 'hr9n'ci' prints an
interview WIN lhco"'r' H. Hf"WnrN. II
engineer lUNt returned from fHnalra
Wh" says the canal under us present man
a-ehlril' l. NOT liNrIN l" ne c"hip!rtt,'' as
Imr 'APHh,iNt WIFI exceed the estimate III
''nn' ~ '!''''I
Ihe Montreal customs officers have
made series OF seizures Of Valuable goo IS
llilpnfleu from the nlttd states ana en-
trrru llhurr value WIN Ihe intention 81 ut-
II"u!i'iS ."t i'Nt'"', lL"'i' SONY VI 'lt
Nc'i' ilicN' anu l'rE'o' "h'IcS"ic liHlN
stephen Is. ElklnS. IL member OF the lie
pupllcan NatIohal compute mas resigned
We pr"NluchcH "I ihc ! THl NHtlohal ptnh
OF santa re- III "r"cr To give more 'llhe 10
'hc u"' les Oh 'hr caihlfllEh'
ne clllcI engineer @! the army mas re
celNrd me amman report oI an ihe eng
I'cr p'l'corH III 'I'irGt "l ro'ol ail" i''rp"t
ucIcncc ntH rclt'I'lt thc'r aN9ci ION VI
tlNI year n'' .hr .N'Ia'l't Gnl>t anu l1hc
lroIli. are III an utmost '"''l'H "cic'ccI'NS
'"''''''''',
'ol"lri Ii'lIlHN naN ill''"c ~ 'hli""I re
port To ''chrral newton cnlei "l eng
M,ccr1 upon 'n1 ucIeiictS 81 .ilT c'iN ol
NashihEtoh' ne says NAT f"r' w aNhlhS
ION Is III an utterly useless cHhull!oh anu
49,. ,',r,tir ~ 1nn nnn I,I
I"' 81, ,I W -
,h ~ anu 81 -
','', ''' u-.,.
AZ N"rl"ik, "a, '9hi wilson "To'l
lnur'rrh years jumped "ut "i NlIldHN
frhlaH any was klllc"' ne iitu 9t"ittl
!Nril!H ,loliar9 anu wis '''''"'p'r" WIN
imprisonment
Willie sullivan. aged clGht years, ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
Words of Wisdom.
United states Stntionrr.l

If Won have not business, advertise if
YOU have business, advertise. People 20
to places that are advertised, and they pass
by those that are not a place that ad
vertises is known to the world that which
does not Is only known to few who may
pass it, and most people pass without en-
tering
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

If Won are IL sufferer from SlccpleSshcSs' mat
warning Is an indication of serious nervous
arrangement, which, if not arrested may l1al
TO most disastrous consequence, Sthu "
case to Drs. Sturkcy X Phlcn, lln, Glrnru -.
pbindnlnhiu ThpN have successfully treated
many such cases with their new NltallHhg
remedy, which acts directly ON the nervous
centres. An opinion will he promptly gwen,
ana thpy will Mt the same time luinlsn YOU
With rc1orts of cases from which you viii he
nile TO Judge for yourself rs To the value OF
their special treatment III your particular
caSs,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

In response to requests to that end and
through the efforts of Rev. Mr., Wild, the
good people of Charlotte have kindly con
scented to care for "fresh-ar' children, as
follows Mrs. Mary f., Pease I, Miss
Harriet Root ,, Mir Henry Root >, Mrs.
Abel Palmer >
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
OuR KALEIDOSCOPE.

Calirornians have at last struck Il fca.-
lille plan for getting rid of the Chinamcn
Thcy are inducing them to ride bicycles.
Nu.tnphn Ben I,mniI hn. arrived i'm
Paris with u rtiuuc Of seventeen govern
c-~c- for hi, wife and ty,o children Ben
Nustapha nice tiu,.
" me: "Oh. - tine way. George. had
Fcuthcrpium" make ont his little account
against me to-day and send it mp. Did
You foot the bill J. husband t~ava-rlyJ
NO. didp - i"o'rd the man ihaI
brought IT,
The uul} thing that rrcuucic~ Sniikin~
To- onions for dinner j. the reflection that
his wife will not make unpleasant REMARKS
about his breath when hc returns home al
lll3 the same evening,
y young man travelling 10y stage cbarh
broke up the lh"O"l"uN "l the journey ny
KISSING a Young adN' VINO was II i'II"N
passenger lie lIl'I'd hrf u"'IH''"' 90
j'ctonS by explaining ihH' II was ollN
stage KISS ana 'ncT'I"I' "''''N '"'''"-
N"hAi'
"N"mrn seldom chew gum after mar
rage, says Il scientific WRITER FOOT
creatures how can they when their Jaws
are 50 ilred
~ on cannot walk hall block III farlo
without runningup against an American.
writes foreign correspondent. We are
sorry to know that Americans 40 NOT
practice total abstinence abroad :" hluch
rs thcN preach II at nome
An OsWcgo bridegroom j. spending his
honeymoon in Jail. After all, thi, is not
so CALLING to IA mans feelings as diepcns-
ing Il small fortune to Niagara hack drivers
and setting up the cigars t" the boys when
they come around with their tin pans
An exchange has an article en-
titled "Advicc to Mothers" Almost
every editor thinks that he is competent to
give advice ON the subject of infants until
he gets one of his own, and then he is glad
enough to 20 and sleep out in the wood
shed and let the maternal genius have full
swing.
"EId,rlv mamie are, in fine minority nt
Snr,tn,t, " saws = corro.pondent. Thi, i,
rather an uncharitablc way of alluding to
the ladies of doubtful are who are visit
inc the Springs for thrir-th season of
Irritation.
rh,,.. o..,.,,.t much c,.,r.titi,n for thn
.l,,,,., ,f,r,,.,t.,irir,,,h. \otiu,,.l pr,hi-
biti,n convention The hotel Keeper, of
pi,.nilr, mr., nguriu.s uu to See how
much they lost h., tbc ini
o.,,,t,.,,,,,,.,,,.. .l,..rti.,. ..L,l,v,.r. f,,
f,n.,.l. VnLno,. uf hut ono Flower
,,Il,;s frnn,ql ba. alrrodv taken place
.n....,.....,..... o.,.. ,,.,.it.., il, w.,
i,,i, a.. d,,., l.,,,. u.Lotbor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

No references required. MI demands H'.
coded to.
"Thc soft little check Of the pYcciou,uoN
conner is dparrrto me than all ru-r-
yc"u ,'' sings - pbutr--. nuagiuuiNcIN
Wait I'LL you actually get one Of 'cn, dear
ANA then sec If ro-" isn't nicer io Wran.
\ milwaukee, muu has just written 90
book uu poultry containing 200 pu.c.- 4
Fraction over 800 pages are devoted tu uu
encyclopedia ol profanity for tine ru'.
hen which catchc, the garden seed.
writer IN tine lhdjrd o,d ~orj.r,.
Iouruu recommends beef ts, mad" veg.
hot with red pepper for Il .lir.Um trrm-n-
Snake, l,idr into rpmpaJatiNr INSIGHT.
cuucr before such r.l NH Treatment H-
This
Vermont ft,,.. .r...n.i, rir.t .
,rriurl ,ral,r .y,l.rt .,,a. r,gr.d f, co.,.
tain -.,rur,us. ,.ri... ,I,,.-. ,.li.l f.. I.a.
Swallowed 30 protect ihou from Ia,.r.
N-thi- story com, from "a tu.,u whore.
there is mo- druu store. il lu.,, Ice consider.
cd strictly correct
Tlr Ounn,,. If .,.,,,.l.,;,n, 1.l.,.l. ills
.,i,l .,i\,. ,,riIli,u, l,Il. \y,.l,,,iil .l,i,.,
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.,....,
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we've Nrar-"" IA" h"l ~. you.
Heller : III Il tIEht place SISTER. aialln"l
"WhN. what Ito yuu mean Bob ?" When
was getting yourfacc powder in the drug
store this noon saw him in behind the
screen" Sister. .Shh ,-papa vii, hear
. D,l l,... ~, ,,.. ,l,.,,. , ,.,
,.Iln.t,..,,,,..,, ,,l.,.... ,..,,.. ..r.....,..
y" "'l n9''II'"'I' "'''N' N'"N Pl'N'''
plNcat"rlal hctl"nN, humps himself III M
: arm chair and tells the following story
'.Duriug "A recent tornado i'm Richmond
XIV , farmers wifi. ,v,. in fine summer
l.it,l,on ,,rn,,rir,, .,,u,,nr and h.r d,u,,h.
, H. I, -1it','. ,.,, ,..,;,. -.
Ter was III lhe ,u'l''i% -Io''", 0t'''"- 'H'
, table. rs the wind struck the house tn"
! currents divided one carried the Kitchen
/ two mile, M an adjoining county and the
other dnno.itrd the main mart nf the boti...
li, ;l l.; .l, .,,...i, ,ii,..,,i, -.
"'"' ''.'' J." 'i!' 'Pi''0"' WI '''''''' ''
strange freak "f nature bpth houses were
+ picked up by the returning current and -ct
back directly i'm their former places. "a,
,,,,tl,.n.if H.. ,,,,l, ,,,d L,., dam. II,
hand rho women were So btl.ily cnuro,-
nI IL, ,l,'.i,. .,,.,,,l th,t th.,. did mot u,tic.
go ~ '''''' ,,,,' , ,,,,;.
lhat anything unusual haPPch',l "h,"
attention had been called toa crack in the
roof
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+ -H"','m, 80 XXX ~ ''' .",,4!'''i5' .h -
, I'snI"''''"'' I,i''- sun " ''",
NV v'tI =" .V'' ,,,,', ,,,',,r j,,
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N"' ~ ! '"""'' ''''' -'"'''''"'
. \ Colurcd girl at Saratoga wears >loW~
worth OF diamonds. There l. NO color
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

TROY standard, july -. !

.IOSrph McIaurhlin. one of the founders
off h. St,,u,Iu,,J Ji.d at II ,'rInrk last
.;,l',., ~ .i,,',., a.. <.,,t, t,.,.',,,,l
"'G''' at n.'9 ''9",''''' - WI !" ,7V''''''
street. TWO weeks az" yesterday he was
at his desk in this office He complained
of FEELING unw4ll and hi. indispnsitiuu
,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,.,,,' o,II ,'bi,I, l,n
C"H''i"'"' "P''i 7'N''' ''''' "n'''' Nv
had cohtracteh' increased 50 rapldIN tlat
he was obliged to go home and take to his
bed. plrurisv made itself apparent "A few
DAYS lrtur and subsequently, , niI,nus
f.,.,.r az nm .,,r,,r,y.t,d 'tvnn ..t In II.
fnn,rht hnrd H7lninst his 'cnunIi,,tinu nf
JisnrL.rs and nn Smnd,v Inst if was
tLnurbt thnt he was nut nf dnu,rrr \
rL,,,1r far. In, ,,,,,., ,,.,.,,rrnd ,,Il, il, ~,
,ynnl, and L,.' ..,ul. r,,,i,lL. / nst I,,,,in,r
if ,yns n,,nnrn,,t thnt th,t end vyn. u,.nr
'rhr sorr,Im,nts uf his rhurrh warn nd
u,ini-t.rnL In hin, ma bn ,,.s.L amin IA.
md nn,rnf,tIl, n,.r,',t th. L,,,,. ,,IIn.d
Nr Mol nI,,,LIin ;vns hmm lG lnnr. nora
,t GIa,,,i,,,,' T,rn,ln H.. ,,t, ~
fn,,,tn.n hi- fnil,. rnmtny.L T., Vermont
vL,r. J..,,,h ,ttnuLnI .chn,I a, ,.,rinii.
,Incr. IL. in,rnrJ tL,.,,ri,,t,.rs' ,r,I,. ,,,,,I
in'rl..,,l ,', ,n,n ,;,,, l., pr,,,i,,, I'm
Iin',,, ,d Nina, ,rn,,,,, t,,ym liz
.,m,nt, 'rrn,- ;r Is,r md hnL r..iir,l hnr,
,,II,,, tn law - biS
ttL H., w., ,,,,, az tL,. ,,,.i,,i,,.,i .t,rl.
h,IIi''.. ~ tn" SI',o,L,rJ n,I n,,,, ~ III.
mhnrtnr urnnh.,. and heal hn'n iInntitimd
viii Tho mn,rr sin,,' lis iirruti,n In iN;;
hi ',.,.. n,",} don't ,,f rho rnn,i,,,r IIrNy,.
~ .n,o,,,., az tL, n,.'I',,,i,,nti',,, f',r
ti,,ot nr,ny IT.. !. .iIr,i,'nJ IN. hi. vii.
t,,., r'.th'r- ,,d tv,,, .,,.r. n,,, Of iIo
r'.,i',,, - n,.i,.., ,f Ur,ndn,,
~ Thn I,tto,!r "t m,. iiimr ,y,,. ,hr Iir'r
tnr of tI. prn, inci.I Seminary, IN III. civ.
l.,,nt,.n mi n,r, tha. ,itv and The urv. nt
his death will he sad intelligence To all
who enjoyed III" pleasure "l ms aG4Iall'
".iIr, ir Wa .'",i VI ,t'n "''''
c",'yi,timn. hi. Christion f.r,.nr orI mn.
OBSERVATIONS pirty impressed all with
whom he came in contact. lie was Il good
man in all that such characterization i'm
pure OF mind. clean III speech. straight Tor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
JAlnEYE"SEF"S FEAT,

HE BEATS HIS OWN TIME IN 2:tO.
ENcitin, scene, at NnrragansCtt rnrk--
Thohe.uIs lose thCir Heads "n
tive iSiu% Of til" American TART
-Lncidrnt> of The Race.