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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
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Ger Health and Happiness are Gsttsrs c!
Great Concern % all mankind.
NEAR MAnrrrrA. g..


i Some months ago Rcsa hottie Of DR.. j. Brad1o d,
Fem lie Regulator, ana Used i IN my family witt
great satisfaetiOn- have Recommended Il 20 thru
antilles and they haze found il "a 10 'uss FEAt !.
claimed Tor it. The females " no have used it 2Te
now in perfect health and abe to- a6te,d a. thor
hoRss hold duties. REV. Il. p. FJF cg-tfS
STATS CiI1oFsGIA, Troay5 County.
have examined tine recipe OF Dr.. JOSIAH B-.d-
field, aHd pronounce il "a bs ion VI n3GI-
clues of great nies?t il 5! Treatment Of ali fcrlales
for which no resornnieIJa It,
WM. =. B=AsEF7, n. u.
sPhIS1sFIGLDt tenn.
DR.. J. Pa DFI.LD: Dear -ir-bfy slaue, ter has
been suffering for many years with Stat dreadful
Eiiiction kisown Fea@io Disease which mas cost
me many dollars. andsnGy * ithstandi8g 7 had the
'cst medical attrHstaHce. coUlf a0t End 10
aRYe use many other kinds Of medicine witho amy
eject iijt JUS shout -iTsH neg ~, o}l1 II
heart, bat tsappaue in t1a store Of y. W Ecker,
seF srsl eis since, and ne, }-yFing Of Iuv daup b.
ter siatft icti1n pfyuaeG neto by bottle q gOur
fenEle kc..uitt9r- She began to Improve ut onca.
WIS &c i at lea WIN its fleets than bought sew
eFssl more bottles Of il and knowing what Pdo
shout it, Il today. one 0f my family was suser .
1-ifif tntt Ass AZ Disease, W0uid nave is If it cost
SO bottle, bs- Urn th1aily say il mas cured
Ivy dTus-taf SQUAD ard .geii, au3 myself Snd wills
% niiti = rs'ccs"nissd your Fenais sgula tor
he jutt what { is represented
Resp Il II. fFAEfIEEST0lT.
Treatise on theJIoaltl and Happiness CT ig,irat
rnailelfree. TifE BIS pFGsLD REGULATOR Go. F
un231y Box Is Atlants. tia.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
500 tcr afan.nre.


a goal farmer viii keep his eyes
oBea iastiuotiYely, as it were, Tor
every thing wnica makes coed ma
nu~e. lie sees Things thst dc not
appear tothe casual oiscrEer, saa Al
tne end Of the year IA viii bare 3
pile thar viii charm his heart.
Arl0ng the many things very vaiua-
ble to the farmer, aud seldom saved
fer usu, is soot. EYey householder
cleans out his stovepipost and chin
neys every few weeks, and il lie does
not he should DO lie IhIs 81 distance
is lhe solid particles Of smoke, and
CQnIgIus Rume of tne -s4st ya.4N..1
constituents of plant growth, such as
salts Of ammonia, hme, Tsagacsia,
aaa mur4tic acid. A-p2lled IN tho
PROPER manner, it stimulates plaj Is
~ much or more ,tkan any Of its
class. Ilis a salt similar in lts%2c-
tion 10 other salts, sEch as suipaat c
lime, etc though eqeiriag less quau-
THY than many Of them. Il is espc-
ciailY applicable 10 cabbage plants,
eecun. er, 50 ash ani N lOn vines,
lra Getting them from lnsects. 1t Is
ri, nishing IN its elIscfs on flowers.
II quarts of SCOT to a hogahead Of
aater will be Of great advantage to q
saruen. Applied IN the spring Of
.ne ear, It viii have a very beneficial
effect. Every family ought TO be
able 10 save one or two barrels q
~-sy,iav OF ,ar,t,rse it can be- saved
only when wood ie burnei, and then
only in sufficient quantities as to
n axe an application TO flowers or
vegetables; bat small az it Is, it Is
", ii worth the atteRtisn Of every
farmer or faftner's vile, and will re-
ply hundred-feld the expense Of
saving it. Spirit of the Farm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
CsuIaa't s,aadIt.

care your parents liviag?" an
Arkansaw school teacher asked a
BOY.
"Mur is, bat pap amt
"That'a bad.
"Whafs bad2 That mur's Twin
or pap's deadI7
Its bad that your father is dead.
eyes, tae man Who had g mort
gage or the crap said SC"
'.What was the matter with your
father?~
'He couldn't stand prosperity"
why, how did prosperity xii
him?"
"Wail, Ole Blu Simaaoas give par
whole jug Of whisky an Il was
MORN he could stan. He dsne his
best, bat she downed him.-Arkan-
saw Traveller.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
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Two Gases OF HEaod robson and eae =.
a'akarrEa Curetls

fowAI.lGk, Ca Mav 81 3es8
Blood Rsha Co.. Ne hay. been sell w
yoar s. 8. 3 less than II noiahe and we
hn4 II gsYes better satisfaction than any
medicine we ever sold. Il is decidedly the
best Blood me,icine sge ever knew, ana you
cant say too much ia its favgr
rs cures are 50 quick and decided, ana
costing so little, that onr customers are de-
lighted with i. We kntw Of Two cases Of
Blood Poison and oaeoi CaiarHh cured by
ita MSS.
s.ne % tae above cases lgad taken alnout
four dozen bottles Of . noted blood medicine
Fitbouf sny benefit, but he was cured with
SEVEN BoTgIFe IS E So mt sell
anY otber Blood Purifier now. Hcping you
aeestt success, We remain,
Z. &lEARD & StB,
General Merchants.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Bruises Sores Ulcers, Salt Rfeuu, eve
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblair,
Corus, and ali Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively. cures Files, or no ray required Z
Is gtsaraateed 10 give perfect satisfaction, o
money refunded Prics Is cents p Z
For sale by B. " Hudson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
NAnsrfrI.D.. Vi rrAcrrn Co.. Aferphis Tenn

dANsFfFID.3I rrAcfTE Co, Nesrhia Tenn
TIE greatest objection to most cough
medicines Il a dIsagreeaEie taste. Hill &
Lockers Compound Lieorice Cough Syrup
IS pleasant to the taste, and the cough,
hoarsysess. and inflammation Of the air pas-
cages are felt - he .ofieye:i as soon IS one
or two doses are-taken. Wholesale and re-
tail by druggist
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
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Wellington, L.crsin county, O, writes.
sDr. s. B. HARTMAN EzCo, Coiu-0 bi;s,
O., Gentlenen. have bsen q great IL
Ter from chronsG catEErh, bronchitis and
neuralgia % the fac2- 4 have esen taking
your PKgUsgA for one gro1ta. The neo-
Tai1ia ana csterfh is almost we'll, and the
cough Is much tcttsr. like y9asr PERu-
IA very npch.~
G. Z. DsPler. aged thirey four ye2rE, q
E.gu-litv, 1Ilfaosa. had bcca affected vila
3 chronic catsgzia which he S-Rt d;scov-
cred six ysars Ego. Ii succession he lost
ais smell, iests and T. Iinss. The disease
was Sc fy.aii svnaat vlsAt Il rat orally sttackea
tae eoftsr rs-ts. bat csss...yga tae tony
partst- Z Of ~ rose s-ld ssfl-.2- l. Affected
the external Parls. Fse cuuld only hear =
watch ticking y he,ssns It close TO his
ear. he slrIsrca inseaas r.eit1 ia thz rose,
syevr vffiSh -4-en, dr. cless q Uf5crsivs
edor fsIL u fas4 eoa3i.ior ne presented
hi-nsclf &c ar. Hzr.r74aa several months
sgo. lie czn nov hear e watch eight
inches rom hi4 iSht AID ak inches faoga
bis leil g. His tasts and tynSll are 4qain
-saev1in-, and ths rS,crpd part OF ihs
ssose Il guita wctL Few rno@e grateful
pGSisats ever Ia-e < payair-iEa's Office shan
AIR. Nupisr. he said, :" Why in tbs
S'crid Nsaa PERuNA not prescribed FOR
Sas lo-av SO p
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Watches, diamonds, siIverware a2i the
best Of solid goods n every variety al
Y. 3. Thayer's, Who never 1nisprepresents
hia goods Repairing Of fine watches and
iewelry speciaities. No. 265 Main Street
Memphis, Tenn. febl4iy
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

In the ug4gl way Of keeping cab
5age III winter there Is q conHdsr-
able loss by freezing and decay. In
attempting TO avoid the " asts, We
have tried with success the method
% pitling hera described. Il lang
Eik, three feet deep and Il little wid-
eT Git may be made as wide as de-
sirebIeJ, was d1S out on a rt Of
the fell where the soil was dry and
sandy, and where there was no
danger that water would enter. The
bottam Of the pit was looaeneda up,
Sc saa4 the first tier Of cabbage were
planted iR Il, tie stems being set SO
deep that the head rested on the
sell. The cabbage Of the next tier
we're set alternately between the
lower ones. having the roots partly
in the soil. a third tier was piac-
Ell on TIE second, but reversed, with
the roots upward, All the soft
heads were put at the top. Stra "
was laid between the stems, leav
ing the roots out, aud earth was
thrown upon the straw, burylng
the roots TIN ee or four inches. IN
pulling the cabbage the roots were
all taken mp with them and none
cut Of. A covering OF boards was
laid on the pit TO shed rain. ia tie
spring these cabbages came out in
the best condition. the soft heads had
flled up, ard none Of the ca bbages
bad frozen. The PIT was filed with
selected cabl'sges, With the intention
Of keeping them for the spring. The
same plan has been tried for several
yeRrs, and always with satisfaction.
nsighboring farmers have adopted 1t,
aad continue to use It in preference to
any other method. Amer. 4 gricul.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Agcc9tuI can only be made sue
rtss.at ty c!ose observations No two
he 81 age uecisoly alizs. and its
,r-a m7r, must be modified by nttsn-
t.on 10 81. aeeds. Rigid rules fail to
fae ntVGlsa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

The new Industrial College for
women, at Colum bus. Miss, has
ever 500 students Every one OF
the girls, in addition TO receiving a
text book education, IS being fitted
with some trads or profession. IL
four or Eve years, Mississippi viii
be the richer By 900 Gem petenL
skillet work-wemen. They viii be
an homer to their State. -Picayune
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
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Hin q I<'ckcri's Tron yol5le syrup n1aF es
yieh, rod. healthy blood. Healthy blood
makes bealth7Fnaa sna woarsa. For sab
reason the Iron ToHie syrap is she best FOR
weak delicate femsIss- They ri ray after
taey take it while. 4 feel Ike bran
new peraon Also use the Tonic fer loss
Of appetite, Indigestion, general d;bility and
as blood purifier. Sl.00 bottle at drug
cist.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

10 Re mrde buggy harness, Brides Al
wagon breccbing Tor sale It
Har}ins K DGgrctt's
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11


81 have both used sad soid Pfickfv As
Bttters Tor number Of years, and think il
the best bitters made for BiIIiousness, Liver
Complains and for toainz up the system"
@ writey .W H. Cole, Druggist, Of Joplin.
No. A single trial Of this remedy viii
convince any person Of the truth ii the
above
BE- WIS Iroa Tonic IS tbevsry h~zt mse5
eiac Tor The blood. i soo'ida & iges,ion that
each particle a food performs lis wonted
Office, and gives that to the blood that which
is required to give il tie rich red hus thss
Indicates perfect health. When taken a.
directed ii never falls 10 produce the desir-
ed edect. Price, SI.00 per botdo. For sale
BY Moore s Harvey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Hin & tockert's ..ra1 Tonic S rup II
cherrer theH 'ilinine, il leaves no deafaess
nor other bad effects, but buiidEuP, strength
ere, invieorates, gives appetite. and makes
rich blood.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
General Commission Merchants
-.aT ,fr., iva
"A Song Of Three

Did you ever notice tina; the fgare az
l'iays-an Important Fart IN Il Is age and gen
.FratioH2
Cold saar- ig,r.ri7lly fzet 2 4;.-s; e.,-es-
si~e hrat periods days. a severe rain -
sHre to be foblowe! hy sunshine alter ) liz -.
Intense panics ar Of 3 days dusat -, au.i
Immediately aftorward Q da3a wonder.
Oppression in bua ne7a after a i,anio il in
7ariabY prolonged , Teara. Z e present
depression han uowsiastcd 3 years, during,
Hillch tiDc-tke
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
rssf-2g5rEs ng ErgFDG
ssa.ts5t555g Ss~CS.s AslsS

aTon,pha~ ans Nasl,vile. Coiuuhus ass ,---..r'i'e
4. L1u,A aua ssas .iile, Mezcne' and fs~ayilias
Sas,svtlIa s75 Ioriev3lla. Nashville se4 Chs,t9-
ne,5es-su-5 .rvltte nn7 Auaato. oo,dg7ssn@ 5ltA
slsesaore % Flsrida !soi0s9.
F, lursatsg iso7-as5z9 er ma 7gT n.arestE,;. 2
st.tiol Agent or Adare,s
A. rs tcpi.ei.s, z; =. Ilsl.as, Texas,
Je- speed, agent, Memphis, fsnncAsees
T.. March q. A. Sasarille. T-ap-a4se-
TN. u Fowler 4. r. a. Nash vile tennessee
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

We have tbs privilege o reporting ths
foil eias cass- Thee siSl;larlT ASKED
eaa gtg tAa nassS Ea1 &c >c=s 81 I1-.
b asko>4a. Tbs l2Sv d.res Bo< vvsnt hSr
raslss la she Ehpers. Fog e yez~, 1.r p-sar2
tthe vgFiter does rat 4cgnesnisee ths iSagi..
* .luse,) tt.is ifly SD crar.pe, this raost
fsm-lVL * ne s7Ecss, every day au1
sight. ''r7hioA ~o1.d - followed ~ tase
fe-vihle wes5-neas. sFhi-h 7vs.s soEse. ain.s
uro~t1rsulH 1ac suseriaE and 5iatress
CT tlas lr1v wv@s sn 1eers9a1l,e 771 slr1-g
unass>isea5i=- = 1er 81 tas ohT slc}ars
ao3 sre1icia~s A&l faile3 ana ei h.
haf AlasSss sd. Ifr. jiarsgnno v-z ooz-
suited, sns seem t,e hrst day 81 taking
his Prrrn tla crzur< Rnd 81 b@d
feeling lrR ner. ard noss for ovc- 4 mona
kss bSea eat.rclv free fran eTcry 81 mF-
toaL a more thankful patent rlc toc'o-
c~er laE
3Ir. Bor-a. d7sr1iet, Caasiea,owr,
NaHav-hs Go, We, whites 7" i'll,sisN a
-,is Tsa h~Te aud gives g.a,, ts-aiirsas-ii Ia.
Customer. specs x Ell - -
Dr j. -Aati~rsan, CosboctoFs, @ sar
rii Your lRrsuas evils ~-ii and
fooi >.st,sltctrt'. 1 s.s s-F i
s.i~~..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Qainina:svery low atl Moore & I:a'vey
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18

DR.. Fred Kidder removed small
tumor from the palm of G. W. Say
wards left hand, on Wednesday of last
week, which had been troubling him
for some time. 1t was about the size
of IL robins egg, and growing rapidly
when removed,
One day last week as II. V. French
was driving by the foot of the Park his
horse ("Dix's") turned short to &c
home, tipped the sleigh over, and
broke one of the thills. Mr.. French
says the horse is all right, but he
"yanked" him little too quick.
Edward M. Partridge, our long
time pressman, who has been unwell
since last August, is confined to his bed
again with pneumonia.
March has been pretty cold so far.
Mr.. Doton says last Friday Q3th)
was the coolest day in the month tor
1G years, his thermometer registering
p below zero. March |, 1868, the
thermometer registered rs below.
Prof. Virgins, the great Canadian
seer, has prophesied that there will be
great storm, accompanied with earth
quakes land floods, which will burst
upon England on March IS, and will
visit America on March 20 and be full
of calamitous incidents.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
Wind Sor.

-22 deg. below Saturday morning.
Jim Phalon has got home from,
Rutland,
David Brow has moved into one
of Mrs Hickson's houses at the south
end.
A sleighing party from Woodstock
made us a visit last Saturday. They
were high school scholars and appeared
to enjoy themselves.
The Weston house, on Pine street,
was sold at auction last Saturday and
was bought by f. W. Putnam fol
S22OO.
Ed. Carter of Dakota, formerly Of
Windsor, is east on visit. He ar
rived Saturday afternoon.
Manager Smith gave a masquer-
ade at the Rink Wednesday eve. II
will be the last of the season. Miss
Nellie Marshall will give an exhibition
of fancy skating.
The drum corps concert last Wed.
nesday eve was a success. The enter
tainment was good and the boys cleared
over $40. By request it will be re
peated this week Tuesday eve.
The sick people are improving
L. c. White, Mrs. Blood, Mrs
Charmer Abbott and Nellie Cofey are
all convalescent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
Rutland.

Rutland.
John Daley, the oldest person in
town, has just died in his lOlst year.
He was born in County, Ireland,
August Is, 1884.
Fourteen Of cur town officers are
Republican and eight Democratic this
year.
The Kingsley Guard give an
Entertainment the first Wednesday after
Lent. They will be assisted by a
troupe of Spanish students.
A couple Of fellows drew prize
in the Louisiana State Lottery. got
another chap to draw the money ior
'em. and he refuses to "anty."
This town has fifteen marble com.
panies producing six million of dollars
annually.
"A Rutland miss was asked ny hel
parents which she would prefer for a
present, pair Of roller skates or ''The
Youths Companion" II will take
the skates, if you please she said
II can get II companion at the rink.
= Herald.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
Ponfret.

There will be u concert at the
Town Hall, Friday eve, March 9th
given by Whipple's orchestra, assisted
by Prof. A. L. Hough and other
artists. The proceeds are for the ben
eft Of the orchestra.
The ncighbors and friends of s.
II. Allen and wife are very much
pleased to hear that arrangements have
been made whereby they are to make
the old homestead their home.
Maurice Burnham Of Barnard
moved last Friday on to the Cyrus A.
Keith farm which he has purchased.
The A. l.. Chamberlin farm was
bid off by the administrator for the
benefit of the heirs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18

Secretary Manning has made a
breach in the ranks Of the "fraud rolP'
by wedding out about forty OF the do
nothings in his department, who have
been carried because Of their political
services. and the reduction of the force
"to the working necessities % the Of
fee" will doubtless be the policy
throughout the departments and in the
federal offices throughout the country.
in other words, they will be made
places for the transaction of federal
business pure and simple, and not
snug harbors for party workers. This
will not only save the government a
great expense, but restore the morals
of the service in all its branches. -
Boston Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
South Royalton.

M. c. Gage, Esq, of North
Hartland, made short visit in town
last week. Mr. Gage was resident
of Royalton for sc years.
H. T. Clifford has returned from
New York, bringing with him three Of
the foreign help, Russian, Pole and
Hungarian.
will j. Grady, who has been
South for his health several winters
has spent this winter with his parents
here. and has "wintered' all right,
coming out as we'll as though he had
zone south.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Woodstock. w., Mar. 49,, '85.

The following 10 the running time Of
the trains over the Woodstock Railroad.
commencing Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1884:
Trains Csing Enst.--No. 2, Mil, 4. N.
Leave Woodstock, II To- TaftavilIs, II 80;
Quschss. II 81; Dswsy's Mills, II 81; Hart
ford, II IS; White River Junction. l7eo.
Trains Going East. No. 1, Acssnns
dstion, p. h.--Lsave Woodstosk, Is
Taftsvile, 423; Qusthee, 435; Dswsyl
Mills, 4s9; Hartford, ass; White River
Junction, 5 90.
Trains Going West. No. !, Assomrs.
dation, A. M..-Lsavs White River Jusstiou,
7sO; Hartford, I IS; Dswsyi Mills, 7ss
Queehes, 500; Taft,vills, $40; woodstosA'
$40.
trains Going West. No. 5, Mai, P. N
Leave White River Junction, l 80; HIATT
ford, S.; Dsusy's Mills ala; Qssshss,
All; Tsftlvillo, 227; Woodstock, ass.
J.G. PORTER, sup't.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
DANGER +!
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Are your buildings insured
to indemnify you against loss
by fire =?
Is your household furniture
and wearing apparel protect
ed by d policy of insurance,
which will reimburse you for
loss in case of fire ?
Will your horses, cattle,
and sheep be insured against
pecuniary loss if killed by
lightning during the APP
preaching season ?
Is your life insured, that in
the event Of death your family
will be cared for ?
Have you a policy that will
bring you Il weekly indemnity
should you be disabled by ac-
cidcnt ?
These are pertinent ques-
tons, and should be consider
ed by every person who would
carefully protect their in
tercStS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
Hartiand.

Mrs. d. M. Badger has pack
age of almanacs from 1901 to 1920 iu-
elusive. Part of them are edited by
Robert B. Thomas and part by Free
man Abel. They were printed in
Windsor by Mortified & Cochran.
They are quite a curiosity. Mrs. b.
has bible printed in 1867.
Mr.. Thinner Marcy, an old gen.
tlcman, is quite feeble and is confined
to his room.
The Universalist sociable, last
week, was held at Charles Marcy's.
The attendance was small. The next
sociable will be held at Grange Hall,
the oath.
Mr.. Freeman b. Hoisington talks
of building a large barn this summar
and putting on an addition to his
house.
Friday morning, last week, %
degrees below zero.
Rev. Mr.. Noyes was absent last
Sunday, consequently no meeting al
his church..
About seven inches OF snow fell
last Sunday.
Miss Minnie Labarce was mar.
ried last Thursday. The happy groom
was Mr.. Holden of Mt. Holly.
A large party assembled at the
house of Daniel Short, last Thursday
eve. Over $50 partook of the SPLEEN
did supper. The presents were valued
at nearly $50. Remarks were made
by Rev. Mr.. Barrows. Credit is due
Mr.. A. f. ellison for his management
DUNG the evening and for soliciting
the money.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-03-18
Ouechee.

The occupants OF the parsonage
passed the 2jth anniversary of their
marriage on Thursday of last week.
John Deguise has moved from the
Seaver place into the Jennings house,
now owned by D. L. Gushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles expect soon to
move from the Cowdry farm to their
former residence, near the village.
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FeIchviIle.

Dick Coburn has been quito sick
for the past week. DAN f. Davis
has secured position as travelling
salesman Tor Higgins, Greene & Hyde,
druggists of Rutland, and has COM
menced work. Howard White has
gone to Barre to attend school, and f.
j. Randall has also returned to that
place. -Isaiah lIasleton and his son
g. G. IIasleton, visited at Horace
Coles last week.
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Bethel.

Bethel.
Isaac Emery represented Bethel
at the Inauguration of President Clevc-
land.
j. G. Sargent having resigned the
office of town clerk, the selectmen have
appointed VIM. r. Adams to fill the
office.
The Toy Company have received
orders for several car loads of chair
stock, which will keep their shops run.
ming for a number of months.
Miss Sara Gilman is to resume
her music classes here soon, and those
who wish to receive thorough, practi.
cal lessons upon either the organ OIL
piano will do well to join her classes.
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TIE AGES OF THE PRESIDENTS
When Grover Cleveland became Presi-
dent of the United States he lacked
fourteen days of being 4S years old.
Only one younger man has been inau-
gurated President, and that is Grant,
who lacked some six weeks of being AZ
years old when he entered the White
House. Franklin Pierce was three
months over 4a, and Arthlr and Gar
field were each trhe less than 80.
All the other Presidents have been
older, William Henry Harrison with
his GS years, being the oldest of them
all taking the oath of Office.