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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Strofbar iinS GilenbabnsG pnbucteure

Strafbar iinb GiienbabnsG onbucteurs
6ra6tasenten, G~rpreBIeute, Stationsasen:
ten, Tibrleute, wel6e seiitise 9etranfe in
ben Staat ~bringen, obne ii6 iiberseust gu
buben, baB bieielben an cine gerion seben,
pelde einen grlaubnibi6ein b~etretfs Dec
Sertaufes bat.
Der 9erfouf bon 9eiftisen @strdnfen fiji,
me6aniide, mepi;inii6e, Sii6ens unb Sir:
6en>Spede bur6 Yerionen, Die feline So:
tells, Salubns, Speiiebduier, Groceries"
@onbitoreien balten, fam auf @runb be,
Yetition elmer 0tebrbeit Der Stimmsebe'
zines Conn, elmer @arb u. I. NJ, 9eser
Siirsi6aft unb unter anberen itrensen 8e:
bingunsen, geitattet werben.
SamiIien unb Serpanote pom Golden,
bic bur6 BEN @enuB uon seiitisen @etrdn:
fen S6aben litten, tSnnsn nidt nilr PEN
9erfdufer S6abeneriat perlansen, ipnbsrr
fir S9abensriat unb @eri9tsfoiten ii
aud Der, pelder piiientlid unb piQent:
lid elm 0otaI fir ben gerfauf pber Die ia:
irritation BON seiitisen @etrdnten permie:
tibet, baftbar, unb omar nit ieinem bewes:
liden unp @runbeigentbum.
Dies Die Strafbeitimmunsen, Die i6pr
ieit mebr OILS eincm 9ierteljabrbunoert ii
Soma beiteben, Die pon nun on uber aud
uuf Sier, Ole, @ein aus @eintrauben uni
aus Sobannisbeeren unb aus anberer
6ri6ten, unp auf GpfeIwein anmenbbu1
iinb.
@sgsn ben S6napS wurbe bieies @eiet
bis iett picIfa3 iebr milo sebanobabt, mi
Die srobe Sdnapsbrennerei in 9es MGoines
lit ia bas @isentbum pom SauptprObibitiu:
niiten. glber ~beipnbers se9en bas Siel
woIen bic 9robibitioniiten pus Yrpbibi
t%iOnsseiet in ieiner iett e~,fplsten Grpeite
runs bur3fibrsn. (Su. Sts5ts.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

3miiden Der Dubuque d Nortbweftern
Giienbabn unb s. &. @rapes 1T nod feiu
llebereinfommen gu Stano. sebra6t nor
ben.
gciitiu lit es Nun, baB Die Burlington
unb Quincy Giienbabn binter Der Ninonu,
sllma & 0tortbern ftedt, wel6e Die Babn
am Ditliden Miiiifippiufer baut. gette
ISOLDE purbe cine neue Gompasnie in ct.
Yaul incorporirt, Die inter benz &amen
Gbicase, ct. Saul q ct. 0ouis bic gSis
mona, Nlma d Nortbern peridludt bat,
unb baIb BON Der Burlington & Quincy
peridluft wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
SHUTTER uno Sobn.

Gin Sobn fraste feline Mlltter, warum
Der Seem gOrf 6lotbins Store 10 biaise
&leiber uerfaufe. ga, antwortete bic Wiuts
Ter, bas lift gang einfu9. Die 9eute, bic
ibre &unbi6aft bebalten molten, fubriSirsn
ielbit. Sol9e geute wiien, baB mir Ollie
bart arbeiten miiien unb bebienen beBbaIb
bic &unbeu reef. Damn 9ebt aud Sober
na9 benz Gew Yort 6lotbins Store, nm
Rleiber gu %tauien, neil Der gtew YOrt 6lOs
thing Store, go. 667 MuinitrGBe nabe Der
item StraBe in Dubuque, Der biaisits
Plat 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
&ciienocr Ngent :-berr !. poebls.
SGnfjagnng.

Den bo6wiirSisen 9erren Yforrern unb
ben @emeinben pon 0persuiue, Seem
Giennu, Yetersburs, 2uremburs, guut:
iton, @ortbiuston, 6urlep unO Uionticelu,
wie AUDI ben bOdwiiroi9en 9erren Sfar.
rern unb ben @emeinben bes wsitli6eu
Sbeiles Der 9iOceie itotten mir bierburt
~unieren innigiten 0ant ub fir Die uns bel
Der Golecte fir uniere @oiientinoet &c:
ipenbeten milben @aben. MDgs Der liebt
Soft ben @obltbdtern Der Sleinen es reid:
Ii9 perseIten!
Sic S6psitern bes bl. Sronciscus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
SEER Natbias Bauitert, Merchant Tai

lor in Maseppa, @abaibaw &c., bat eine
i6one Nusuabl BON einbeimii4en unb ims
portirten Gu9en, iowie Gaiimir, @ooiteb
u. +. no., bic an greiswiirbisteit nidt gu
iibertrefien iinb. Gr eriudt oas Bublifum
i'm Qusemeinen, unb feline 2anbsleute I'M
Beionberen, bel ibm uorsuiprsden. Ole
&unbenarbeit miro %sarantirt. Oa auf i6nels
len llmiat unb serinse grofite sere6net
wirb, 70 iinb bic 9reiie niebris. 9uio
fOmmt, iebt bic 9lrbeit unb irast na4 ben
Breiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

@enn mir bic ms lette @ode ais
@edielblatt S%useianbte Nr. bes uSe Nfars
Serolb" leien fOnnten, bdtten mir bas &es
iultat Der Stabtpablen IN Sc Mars mitses
tbeilt. 0ir ieben wObI einen GbeiI bes
@ideriti's, aber mas brunter itebt, iinb
Onldersebeimnife, bic mir abiOlut nidt
entsifiern fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Tarmer, mel6e Die bette iett I'M Marft
befinblide Sdemaidine faufen molten, ioqs
ten bel {. Sabertp, $40. 80 Mainitru.
BE, poripre6en, unb bic v6ountain @itp"
nit boppelten Saden %faufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

&c ideint, bab ii4 in @iseOniin bic
8olfs;u6t nidt mebr re3t besablt. Sin
Sarmer aus Grant So. bra9te lette ISOLDE
6rei junse Siesrimme lebeno gum Serfaui
mad Der Stabt. Oa er iie ni6t gu bobem
Breiie abieten tonnte, nabm er iie nit
beim unb miro er wobl feline S4ieBprdmie
iekt bort beonipruhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Gbteaao MarfttertMt.

GbteaSo Warftbertdt.
Ger SelesrapbD 10. Ntdr, 1889.
Uei3en-Ho. 2. $1.O1.
% elldtorn-534 Sts.
Safer-32t Gts.
gutter-20 bis % GtS.
@ier-23 bis "a Gts.
WbiStp-$1.l7.
S6weine-$6.S5 bis 80.
Rinbpieb-$6.50 bis 700.
Sdweineh i6-$17.7O biS17.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

limb nun ion ned Elm uierter .&oIer
StatinS Stint, Der sr6Bte I'M sanSen
@eiten, branBen i'm g%aiebanpart erri9tet
meroen. That will do.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Die S6psitern 6es bI. Nranciscus
Im Sicnltag GbcnO [. u. bate Der g

WM SltlTllGY NDclID I. U. gulIe OCT S''
Mopiiusuerein ieirs idb, li9e Seamtenmubl
guS Der llrne 9insen beruor: Yraiioent-
9lnton SoSler; Siceprdiipent-2lnt. 5taes:
Ii; 6inanSietretdr-S. Meuier; GecOroi
renber Setretdr-N. s. Yoes S6aemei:
iter-@b. SoiieImann; Mtari6au-&ar
Qbomas; Observation-Disclosures Sauel
unb s. goseI; 6inan5.G omite-abam
S6mit, Qnbr. Bauer unb Glib. Siren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Jarmer, pel6e bic bette iett i'm Mlarft
befinblide Sdemai9ine baben molten, ious
ten Bel Z. Sabertp, go. 32 Mtainitras
BE, poripre6em, unb Die r6euntain @itp"
nit bpppelten 6afen faufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Sic Sraucr BON Subnauc baben il

sic SraHcr ppH SHUHNNe DupeH I'M
u%ersansenen Sabre fiir $500, 600 Sier
unb $50 900 Ole scbraut. OapOn wirb
Die Stabt Die Steuern psrlieren. Dies
nit ben @irtbsbausiteuern mudt elm merit
bares Deficit in %unierent Obnebin armen
Stabtbiioaet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

gSic iid iett beruuSitelt, sebt bus neue
YrobibitipnSseiet nidt uuf Der Stelle,
~ionoern erit am 4. Suli in Strait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
2lrdhed.

Sreb. Seer, @r9itect unb Superinten.
bent. S9ulen unb Rir@en cine SpesiaIi
tdt. N9te StraBe, 3w. Soma u. Slap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Ser arteiide Srunnen, ben man beim
9Orimier 9aus srabt, 1T iett iber 1850
SUP tief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
e. Is. Morris.
0ute 0eleQeubett /!

Sie @aNermabImhbIs In gilbertspiue. am Solar 5inb
seltssu. In wsldu 3 paar Sttius pSnaut ~ thun babtn,
uno m,ldt auis gsft, sinssridtst nne iolte srbaut, ~ nns
ter iebr %sinnissn g,einsunstn ,u prtsni'n: Der ,tnt RON
ben bsistm 9isentblmsrn 6at Ssfsia Su ittHtr Setmafh
ssmadi, Der anssrs III S~rauibsits balbsr sslpunssn, has
6siddit aui,ussbsn. I'm nabsrs NustuHit psnss maH No
an Ystsr Srantr sbtr ned bNsr, man bsishs bic VI
ltaenbttt itlbk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Sic f%urdtbaritcn @agentrGmpfe wer:
ben bur9 ben re6tSeitisen gebraud Der
Or. au9uit &Dni9's Sambu III:
ger Eropfen bdufis sebeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Neuer @ageniDop!

ein ntur gsaaenibop 1T In GeuiroiiG, Dubuque Co.,
Soma, ron @nuer & 50. uofnet wor0,H. 0ieielbeu
perieIt' gen ,eoe Sorte neuG 9Soeen, lislleu Gumpen
uno ~ iuo ut iblSu aui, reparireu ia srbuumaidinen au.t
grt uno bgdlGseH GisrOe, olcs gu ben ~b;uisittu 9re,isn.
Die u belt pire prompt, idnea rHo gut 9emGdt, iewis
gardniirt. 4p@SS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Sic SULLIVAN Sdhfpaaerl weroen AUDI
in 3utunit auf Der Sainpis Central gubn
benutt perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Better &teTer,

Yeter &ieHer,
Gde Der 0. unO GlapitraBe.
gSr bas alie goterlan6 bsiuden. gerpanSts oeu Sts
fannie tommen laHsH nil. tam bies ourd bic amsrieoH
sinis, 8otirbamtr Yinie, iruuS6fi1er fiuie, zen NrfpS
oeutiden SIopo, SambnrJ Amuitan Badsi 90" cher ee
Weo ztar &inie tbun;
uno per @tloer mad europa ienoei. eistnthum 96etn
Teuer, SliS, @inoinrm gut uno hiGta pertdern min,
iprebt sbeuio por bel Ester Sisiier,
Sds br .. mo S~lupiirafS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Staat 4 Amaegend.

Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for through
the mail at second-class rates.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
STOWE.

The temperance dramatic club play the
Turn of the Tide at the temperance
union to be held at Hyde Park this
"wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Kilburn, with others, will
attend the annual conference at Montpel-
Ter next week.
Mr.. Wells has finally purchased and
taken possession OF the Blod9ett place,
near the Hollow.
Joseph Ii. Bennett. aged about IS
years, and for about 30 years Town Clerk
of Stowe, and much of the time Justice
of the Peace, died at the poor farm early
last week, after three weeks residence
at that institution. Funeral services were
held at Unity church on Wednesday
Mrs. Paul officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Butler and daugh-
ter are now returned from Washington.
Easter service at Unity church on Sun
day.
Sugaring is scarce and discouraging.
Butter dropped a step or two on Satur-
day by dispatch from Boston. But those
marketing early got the extra price.
Rev. Mr.. Wright, of Montpelier, Off
ciated at Unity church Sunday.
Fast Day services will be held at the
Congregational church on Friday at Il
o'clock A. NJ.
Mrs. George wilkins has been sick fol-
few days with pneumonia, but at thi
writing is apparently no worse. Mis-
Anna, daughter of Vernon wilkins, il
! also afflicted with the same trouble.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
FLETCHER,

Last week brought heavy and contin-
uous snow storm, beginning on Wednes-
day night and continuing until Saturday
morning. Trees which were sheltered
from the wind were clad i'll an ermine
robe of from three to four inches thick,
and evergreen trees in the woodland
were so heavy with snow as to droop like
weeping willows.
Elder Buzzell did not fill his appoint
ment here last Sunday; supposed to have
been detained by the bad condition Of the
roads.
In the suicide item of last week part
of sentence was missing. 1T should
have read: If the girl. or her father, or
both, as in the above case, do not favor
your suit don't waste powder, etc. A
later version of the affair says the girl
did favor him, and became engaged to
him, but rival with money or means
stepped in, and that the money tipped
the scales in his favor, leaving the poor,
lonely Burns, who had left father and
mother in Ireland, "out in the cold"
Sugar making has been nearly sus-
pended for week, but it is now hoped it
will recommence in earnest, as it is eX-
pected that maple juice will flow freely
after the big storm.
AulTd OOA Is III Il allldA. HelpllS Ills
father through sugaring, and Mrs. Cox
has gone to Cambridge to live. Mr.. Cox
would be glad to re-rent the house he
has rented, for another year.
r. N. Fulton is again out buying eggs
and calf skins. Eggs 20 cents.
G. B. Parsons, school committee in
district No. s, has secured the services
of Miss Eva Warren, of Fairfield, as
| teacher.
A certain district here has some fami-
| lies residing in the town of Fairfax, which
necessitates the use of two school regis
ters. Instead of returning each to its
respective town the districqclerk returned
both TO Fletcher, and thus failed to Sc
cure the public money from Fairfax, in
volving loss of ten dollars to said dis
trict. 10 show their appreciation of
snch faithfulness in official duties and
| care for their pecuniary interests, he was
4 appointed district treasurer for the ell
suing year. This act seemed to award d
premium in the shape of promotion for
carelessness and resultant loss.
Alden G. Leach has remarkable calf.
now six weeks old. 1t has five legs and
six feet. We have not seen this wonder
full animal, but it is said that the fifth leg
is between the hind legs and is as long as
the others, with two perfectly formed
feet. The extra leg is nearly perfect,
with gambrels, cords and all the require
ments of a common leg.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
IQhNS ON.

Misses Helen and Theda WellmaD are
doing some very fine work this spring in
oil portraits. They have lately been at
work on life size picture of the late Mr..
Sowles, of Fairfield, which is pronounced
very good. They have an excellent rep
utation among the artists of the State.
also as finishers in India ink and water
colors..
The big storm of last week gave us
sleighing again, though it was pretty
badly drifted in some places.
VIII Jones. of Lebanon,-N H., is stay
ing at home for a while.
The listers are abroad in the land, seek
ing whom they may tax.
Young Mr.. Cobleigh. Of West Concord,
is assisting at the station.
The hull corn supper was not as well
attended as was expected on account of
the storm. We hope it may be repeated
under more favorable conditions.
Frank Leland succeeds NJ. o. Heath as
superintendent of the M. E. Sunday
School.
Frank Leland has been appointed sta
| ton agent at this place. Mr.. Winslow is
soon to go elsewhere on this line.
Mr.. Merrill is soon to break I'D house
keeping and move to Enosburgh. where
he will open his photograph gallery, so
George Baker will be our only photo
hgrapher.
Birney Fullington ia at home for few
days. He has bought Mr.. Wards farm
above the village.
| Advices from G. w. Ward in Boston,
say he has grown much worse since he
went there for medical treatment last
fall, and will be home as soon as he is
gble to be moved.
!. At the last annual communication Of
Waterman Lodge, F. & A. NJ, No. SO, the
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
wAITSEIELD.

Up to the present writing, April z, there
has been but very little sugar made. @.
H. Hastings taking the lead, making 1900
pounds.
Chairman of the board of Listers, p.
L, Lockwood, says he finds the tax pay
ers very poor.
L. w. Tyler is busy buying and ship
ping logs to market.
Clarence Reed and Miss Ida F. Has
tings started for Boston the 18th.
The pole in front of L. r. Joslyn's
store that has so long held the flag bear
ing the names of Tilden and Hendricks
is blown down, but Il new one is to be
set.
Walter Porter, of Fayston died very
suddenly on Sunday morning.
E. A. Dumas and wife have gone to
Waterbury to see their son George, who
is very sick.
The annual sugar party will be held at
Cassius Joslyn's sugar house, April IL.
All are invited to be present with their
provisions"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10

of those days. The West Virginia
room is noticeable for its line water
colors. The River Room, or Pennsyl-
vania Room, has the richest furnish
ings. The New Jersey Room is also
called the LAFAYETTE Room. The bed
here is genuine. Lafayette slept in
it when he visited Mount Vernon.
President Grant ard President Hayes
have also occupied it. One of the
most interesting rooms is in the attic,
tie Wisconsin Room This chamber
Mrs. Washington occupied after her
husbands death. She chose it because
from the window she could look upon
his tomb. Here she had long ILL
ness. Few were admitted to see her.
A hole, however, was cut IN the door
through which the cat, prlvlleged
visitor, was allowed to come and 60
at will. Here Mrs. Washington died.
To 90 from the attic to the first floor,
from the mistress room to the SER
wants hall may be long step, but
this part of the house must be men
ItOueu. LIE LnoSG luGelcotlhS 1ulhS
here is the immense fire place in
which at Christmas time the Yule log
was burned. Until it was consumed
the slaves were free from work. Some
times one brighter than the rest would
dip it III water before it was put on
the fire. In the short space of let
ter some of the charms Of Mount Yer
non must be omitted, so since the hall
is near the door we will seek the boat.
He.e we find some W ashington ladies'
signing for Mr.. Raymond or Mr..
Whitcomb to get up an excursion for
them, for they say "who could plan
one as well as these gentlemen" Who
indeed EVELYN 5. FOSTER.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
HARDWICK.

VIII Lawson has bought the black
smith shop, and dwelling house now oc-
cupied by Lewis Herbert, of Otis Girls
void for $1,000.
Lewis Herbert has rented the Remick
house of Mr.. Judevine, and the shop OPP
posite the post-office.
Ben Smith has rented the Centennial
House and taken possession.
The Bands sugar party was success.
The Post are making preparations to
have an interesting occasion or Decora-
ton Day. They expect Foster Post OF
Wolcott, and the Post from Calais to JOIN
with them.
Miss Mary Wakefield, of Cambridge,
has been home on visit for few days.
No sugar of any amount.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
CAM BRIDGE.

w. Fl. Parker and others recently got
up reading meeting. designed for the
benefit of young people and any others
who might contribute to the interest of
the meeting by their presence and inf1u-
ence, and thus also to the good of society
at large. The attendance was good,
showing, as we thought, prospect of
success in the future, but the meeting
was too good TO live, and so it was left to
die. We exceedingly regret the failure,
because we fluid that many of our liter
arv magazines afford general and fresh
reading for the young and thinking read
ers.
Prot. Eli Boomhower will sell at Cam
bridge Boro, at public auction, on Satur-
day, April II, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, several
of his best farm wagons. A rare chance
for some good trades. See small bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cutting gave re-
eeption on Monday evening, March 31st,
it being their 10Th anniversary. Nearly
hundred guests were present, and let
tiers of regret were received from several
who could not be present. Many val
liable gifts were presented, although not
expected by them. At 10 O'Clock all were
invited to the dining room where boun-
tiful supper was spread. The remainder
of the evening was spent in music and
games. after which all took their depart
ure, wishing them many happy anniver-
saries.
A. G. Stinehour, while hunting eggs in
the barn recently, fell to the barn floor,
breaking one leg.
Episcopal services at Cambridge Cen
ter on Good Friday; also State Fast on
the evening of April IL; also on Easter
Sunday, April 10, at 1870 o'clock A. NJ,
with Holy Communion and in the school
house in the Holmes district on the eve
ming of April u.
X. Brush's house is well started. 1t is
on the hotel lot and to be used for
boarding the help who are at work on his
residence.
About five tons of sugar shipped the
past week.
Gray has just received another car of
flour and a car load of phosphate.
Brush is all ready to run big stand the
4th of July, having recently received p
boxes of lemons.
E. R. Brush's son Clarence cut his
ankle quite badly Tuesday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
ELM LORE.

Charlie, son of U. A. Woodbury.. Of
Burlington, is making short stay in
town.
Mrs. Louis Peak and "Little PHI
Warren are among the new arrivals.
Some of the farmers made sugar
enough to last through our second win
ter.
Mrs. White, at L. L, Camps is falling.
A. M. Woodbury. went to Burlington
last Saturday.
James Steam returned to Massachusetts,
last week.
Persons intending to teach school in
Gilmore the coming year, will present
themselves for examination at the resi-
dence of G. S. Parker, Saturday, April 10,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
RELVIDE Err {.

Randall johnson has taken the job of
making HOdgkins tubs this year.
Frank Hoyt has gone to Boston, where
he is engaged to drive milk cart.
Lewis Whittemore has hen which has
laid an egg measuring eight inches III
length and SIX and one-halfinches around,
weighing four ounces.
Efie, little daughter of Herbert Hem
enUav. is very sick with lung fever.
ARENAS Fletcher's family were called
to Montgomery on Tuesday of last week
to attend the funeral of their daughter
Mrs. ARENAS Buskey, who died Sunday
after long illness. She was a former
resident of this place, and much respec-
ted. She leaves husband and two
small children to mourn her loss.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-10
JEFFERS ONVILLE.

Al. Lavigne has bought the Holmes
place and Is to take possession soon.
The Rev Mr.. Wheeler is expected to
preach here next Sunday evening.
Charles Holmes will be at Wetherby
& Pages store every Saturday to take i'll
dairy skins.
Not much stirring about the past few
DAYS on account of the heavy fall of
snow, the biggest snow storm of the sea-
son.
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following officers were elected: George
Dillingham;, w. NJ; Charles II. Stearns,
S. W.; James Newcomb. j. W.; Thomas
A. Riddle, Treasurer; Frank A. Leland.
Secretary; Roswell B. Bradley, l.. ID. !;
Fred F. Howard, j. D.; Isaac L. Pearl,
Chaplain; George Woodward, Marshal !;
George B. Whiting. Charles III. Miner,
Stewards; Edmond F. Perkins, Tyler.
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CHEAP DoUGHNUTs.-'Thre cups sift-
ed flour, one cup sugar, One-half tea
spoonful cinnamon. or any kind of spice,
a very little salt, one measure each oil
acid and soda Cor two heaping teaspoon
fuls acid and one moderately heaping
teaspoonful soda) of Hosford's Bread
Preparation; slit all together; wet with
milk, roll out thin, and fry i'll boiling lard.
Make them pretty stif or they will soak
fat,
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SOUTH TROY.

Mrs. D. III. Buck and Mrs. c. p. Stevens
start for Battle Creek, Mich, in few
days.
ID. III. Buck and G. P. Stevens are maxi
ing arrangements to build large barn on
each of their farms.
James Fifield has purchased E. G. Abb
bolts farm at the south part of the town,
and Abbott has moved into the Batchel-
der house.
The skating mania has reached South
TROY and all who have skates meet at q.
w. Aiken's hall Tuesday and Friday
evenings for practice.
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FOR SALE ]

The undersigned offers for sale his house and
lot in HYDE Park street. The house is situated IN
the heart of the village and is in good repair in
side and out 1t is firstclass dwelling-house, or
NAV easily be converted into store If SO desired.
The lot contains about 34ths of an acre OF land,
and has a good barn on it. This property Will be
sold at a reasonable price, and on easy terms.
For full particulars, call on
IJvda Park Mar l. 1854 ll9
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n EWS & CITIZEN.
New Advert sements.

Clement & Whipple, Morrisville.
iona Bigelow & Co., Boston.
III. A. Slayton & Co.. Morrisville.
J. G. Aver & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
X. p. Hall. Nashua. n, Ell.
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WOLCOTT.

There will be services on Fast Lay at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the Congregational
church.
Easter services at the Congregational
church next Sunday, at the usual hour