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SMYRNA, n. Y, March %. ISS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. |
wouldn't sell mine if l could not get ar
other, for an hundred dollar bill Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune w. A.
Stephenson, S06 J street, Sacramento, Cal.
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
TONIGHT our stores will close at 6 o o'clock.
Weinstock & Lubin.
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Accidental Drowning.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Poor Paw for Cracking a Safe.

WALLA WALLA, September 17th.-A safe
robber cracked the safe of Schellworth e.
Lux, lumber dealers. Six dollars were
taken. All the money had been paid out
the day previous.
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DIED.

Sacramento. September 15-Catherine Kauf-
mann, native of Kansas, - years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence OF Otto Kaufman,
No. 171s Seventh street. this friday after
noon, at o'clock
Sacramento, September 17-Patriek Clark, a
native OF Ireland, 50 years and months
Funeral notice hereafter
Auburn, September 15-JChn R. Crandall, II
years ) months and II days.
Near Roseville, September 10-Katie NJ Gould.
- years and months.
Near ophir, September S-Nicholas Scott, So
years.
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NEVADA.
An Old Miner round Dead in His Ola

An Old Miner Found Dead in His Claim.
BELMONT, September 18th. - Claus
Bonet, an old miner, native of Sweden,
aged 81, has been found dead in his claim
near Morey. When found he had been
dead for several days. He evidently died
a natural death, as there waere no marks OF
foul play.
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BORN.

Marysville, September Wife of Samuel
Slicer, daughter.
Fort Jones. Siskiyou county, September s.
Wife of Charles Hartley a son.
Near Auburn, september 1l-Wife of Harry
Bowman, a son.
Auburn, September ll-wife of L. E. Tebbs, a
daughter
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PROPOSALS
Furnishing Paper for the State
Printing Office.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT STATE PRINTING,
SACRAMENTO, August Is. 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until SEPTEMBER 2S 1885, at
u o'clock NJ tor FURNISHING PAPER for the
State Printing Office for the coming year, in
qualities and quantities as per schedule. TO be
furnished on application to the Superintendent
of State Printing.
Bidders will furnish samples, with price per
pound or per ream, for the different weights,
and also names of makers whose stock they pro-
pose to supply.
Payments to be made in warrants upon the
State Treasury.
Section $50 of the Political Code provides that
I" No bid shall be considered unless accompanied
by certified check in the sum of two thousand
dollars, gold com. payable to the Governor for
the use of the People of the State of California
conditioned that if the bidder receives the
award OF the contract he will, within thirty
days enter into bonds in the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars, with two or more Sureties. to be
approved by the Governor of the State. that he
will faithfully perform the conditions of his
contract. All bids must be for the furnishing
and delivery of the paper at The State Printing
State shall not be charged with any cost of trans
portation or delivery"
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bios, and to accept all or any portion of any
bid.
Proposals to be Endorsed " Proposals for Pa
per for the state Printing Office
JAMES j. AYERS,
au2s-Splm superintendent of State Printing,
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100S FRONT STREET, MAR STEAMER
lOZO Landing, has reopened. where lodg-
lngs by the day, week ormouth, singleor double
rooms, can be had on reasonable terms
aU123t+ CHRIS KOENIG. Proprietor
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Crafts Patent Diamond Coal Oil Burner.

HlHIS BURNER CAN BE ATTACHED To
Il any lamp. There are four Eizes 10 - IS
and 20 wicks, having 70, 80 50 ard 50 candle
power, respectively; burns coal oil of any test
gas at quarter the cost Three of our 20-wick
size gives a more powerful and steadier light
than the electric light for stores etc. and costs
less than one third. Persons visiting the
Pavilion should see this display. Orders re-
ceived and delivered TO any part of the city
without extra charge. si63ptf
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SEE our new advertisement of special
bargains in blankets and towels this morn
ing. Red House.
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SILVER TRogT.-We win receive this
morning large invoice of choice silver
trout; also fine select assortment of fresh
and saltwater fish in season, with Eastern
canned and shell oysters. crabs, shrimps
and clans. d. DeBernardi & Co., 30S and
30 X street
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THE best values in ladies hosiery is at
the Red House.
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PIANOS and organs at factory prices Easy
terms, at Girard's, corner Seventh and J. =
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris,
When she had Children, she gave than Castoria,
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

Corner * and Tonth streets, Sacra me lito.
cHAS. H. ELDRED, PRorarrr1R
- Boar, aud Lofgiur. So 20 si2 per week:
single Meals, - cents; single Rooms, ~ cents.
Vine Vices az The Bar. Billiard Room attached
Free tm"t,uS 10 and irum The House. Street
Cars pass The door every six minutes sl5tr
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TONIGHT our stores will close at 6 o'clock.
Weinstock e. Lubin. :
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WESTERN HOTEL

NOS. 209 TO 2I9 X STREET,
TlIHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
i Leading Business and Family Hotel of Sac.
ranento, Cal. The most convenient to Post.
office, Express and Land Offices, all Courts and
Places Of Amusement. Meals, % cents. First
class in all its appointments. Free coach to and
from the Hotel WM. LAND. Proprietor
jy29-tf
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
OANsOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
- This hotel is inthe very center of the bust
ness portion OF the city. The travelling public
Will find this to be the most comfortable and re-
spectacle Hotel IN the city. Board and room
y, 81 25 and 81 so per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
jy13 CHAS. MONTGOMERY q BRO. Props
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OREGON.
Street Contractor Shot by n Night
Watchman.

GlOI ny IA NISHI
Waterman.
PORTLAND, September 17th.-George
Philbrick, a street contractor, aged GO
years, was shot and fatally wounded this
morning by Patrick Smith, aged 40, night
Waterman at the O. Il. & n. Steamship
Companys wharf Philbrick rented
house OF Smith, and they quarrelled about
the rent. The quarrel led to blows, when
Smith drew a revolver and fred four shots
two of which took effect in Philbricll' s
face. His physicians are of the opinion
that he cannot recover. Smith gave him
self up, and claims that he acted in self
defense.
Accidental Drowning.
ASTORIA, September 17th.-The body of
Chris. Johnson, who disappeared last Fri
day, was found in the river near Upper
Astoria to-day. The Coroners verdict was
accidental drowning.
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Stste Fair Programme.
Metropolitan Theater-" Diplomacy"
Cunie Opera House" Black Diamonds"
sumner Post-This evening
Western Star Frauen Nereiu.
Dan Simas. Of Latr0bc.
Fire Insurance-Card from ". ". Odell.
Gard relative 10 Theater fishers.
Sacramento Hussars this evening.
Business Advertisements.
Desirable Ranch for Sale.
Wanied-Houston & Co.
Nauted-NOung Men and Women.
Nautcd-By Yousg Man and Wife.
James q. Davis Stock UneIcelled.
Neinstock & Lubin-Air-line Railroad
Red House-To-day's Sale.
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-rHE exhibition of the great Panorama OF
the Battle OF Waterloo will positively close
in Sacramento with the State Fair. &c
and see it. Open day and evening
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REMARKABLE bargains in towels-see the
new advertisement of the Red House this
morning.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
A BRAKEMAN CUT IN TWO
LFNGTHWISE.
The jackson Murder Gasoline in
Nevada County Yellow
Fever in Sonora.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REooaD-UsIOs.l
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Maximum temperature. 93.0 minimum tenn
peratCre, 500. JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps L. s. A.
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HORNLEIN BROS, Prophet,
CAPITAL HOTEL,
CORNER SEVENTH AND X STREETS
CALIFORNIA HOUSE

BLESSING q GUTHRIE, Prnprietora.
ss-Free Omnibus 20 ami from the Cais-as
Rnf2.tf
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FrightfuI Death of a Brakeman.
Fatal Fall of a Painter.

STOCKTON, September 17th-This morn
ing Eugene Bostwick, aged -, painter,
fell from barn roof and was killed He
has brother in Oakland
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Verdict of IansIaughter.

JACKSON, September 17th.-The trial of
John kessler, Is years old, for the murder
Of his father near Forest Home, April 18th
asst, was concluded to-day After one hours
elaboration, the jury brought in a verdict
IF manslaughter. He will be sentenced
Monday
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WORDS OF ADVICE.
YOUNG MEN SHOULD READ
The Late Edward Picrrepont Ea-
tracts from u Letter Written
Him by His FQther.

The recent death of young Edward
Pierrepont, Secretary Of the American
Legation of Rome, brings out a private
letter exMinister Pierrepont wrote six
years ago to his son at college. The
deceased, says an intimate friend of the
family, was young man of rare gifts and
accomplishments and of great promise
He was a brilliant scholar, a close student,
thoroughly upright Christian s.Etle-
man, and manly follow. lie was eda-
Gated at Oxford University, England, and
died OF Roman fever at the carly are Of
twenty-five years, shattering brilliant
hopes and rainbow promises On march
sth, 1879, Mr.. Pierrcront wrote the letter
in question for the future guidance and
help of his son. 1t was full CT wisdom
and rare discretion, and Young men WHO
read 1t will doubtless be inspired and
strengthened by its teachings and guided
by its counsels We make the following
liberal extracts from the letter:
MI DEAR SGN-I would gladly save you
from much annoyance and from many
sorrows, by giving you the benefit of my
own experience. | also know how prone
boys are to think that the times have
changed since their fathers were young,
and that the true rules Tor the conduct of
life have ceased To be tie same. Ny son,
as you grow older, you will find that from
the time OF Solomon 10 this hour, human
nature has not changed at all, and that
the guide TO prosperous and happy life
is precisely the same as IL was when that
wise nan wrote.
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NOTICE.

The West River National Bank, locacated
at Jamica, in the State of Vermont is closing
up its affairs, its corporate existence having
expired at close of business on the 18th day
OF August, 1885. All note. holders and 9TH
ers, creditors OF said association, a,e there.
fore, hereby, notified to present the notes and
other claims against the Association for pay.
ment,
JoHN \. BUTLER, Cashier.
Dated August 18th 1855.
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USE OF OPIUM BY WOMEN.
An Assertion by a Normal school
Professor Not Generally Accepted

All ASSERTION by Normal school
Professor Not Generally Accepted
Prof. T. B. Stowell, of the State Normal
School at Cortland, N. Y, is accredited
with the statement in public that opium
in some form or other is used by women
just as generally as tobacco is used by
men. Girls use opium as much as boys
use cigarettes. If the druggists Of this
city (Syracuse) would tell what they know
it would arouse the city in night 1t is
owing to alcohol, tobacc o, and opium, that
we find SO many suicides, insane people,
and eranks."
When spoken to on the subject, Prof.
Bacon, Of the Syracuse High School, said
that he had read the lecture and found it
very hard to believe that there was any
justification in fact for the remarkable
statement Of the lecturer. He knew Prof
Stowell to be of high repute in his spec
ialties, but he thought he had been led
into exaggeration under the excitement of
an oratorical effort In Prof. Bacon's ex-
perience as a teacher he had never known
q single case of opium at a school, and he
had almost positive knowledge that the
use OF the drug is not common among
either boys or girls. He thought the con
PETITIONERS might possibly have made use
of opium to enhance the value of their
goods.
DR.. Brownell, Professor of Chemistry at
the same High School, was present at the
lecture and afterwad expressed himself
as utterly at loss to account for the bold
statements made from the platform His
classes of girls were equally astounded at
the declarations. DR.. Brownell had
known extremely rare instances of girls
who INDUCED in arsenic eating, but he had
never heard of one who had been guilty
of tampering with epium.
Edward S. Dawson, Jr., prominent
Syracuse druggist, said he thought the
Professor had greatly exaggerated in an
endeavoI to place emphasis upon his re-
marks. Any one asking for opium is
subjected TO severe cross-questioning
and the effects of this policy in Mr.. Daw
sons business are shown by the fact that
scarcely half an ounce of the drug is now
sold where half pound was disposed of
formerly. The youngest patron he has is
at least 30 years old, and minors are never
allowed to purchase.
Mr.. c. W. Snow, another druggist.
thought that the statement was absurd.
he had never sold opium to girl, ami 10
one In his store had ever done so. His en-
perience taught him that decrease in the
consumption of opium was taking place in
this country. Physicians no longer pre-
scribed it in the large quantities common
few years ago.
DIR. Totman, OF Syracuse. had never en-
countered case OF opium eating among
girls. He did not think the Professor had
attempted to suDstantiate his statement
In some cases of acute Inflammation, the
doctor thought an opiate was absolutely
necessary, and in some of these instances
the patient continues to use the drug,
and ends by becoming confirmed eater.
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"A Crick in the Back" is many t'Yres 8
symptom Of kidney disease. Hunts Il duey
ana Liyerl Remedy Will cure it.
FOR women in delicate heath. 40 rae licine
equals Hunts Remedy. Allf.male c,nln,a,Dts
are speedily cured by it. 1t never fails.
>, Truth is mighty, and will prevail, Hunts
Remedy cures like. magic al! diseases OF kid.
neys, liver, and urinary organs.
" my back!' The man with weak ack
sore loins. has kidney disease. which Hunts
Kidney and Liverl Kennedy alwa5s cures.
Dr. L. A. Palmer, Westerly, Il. l. saws
hunts Remedy is t1le best medicine f1r
dropsy. II has almost rase,i the deal"
Dr. A. w. Brown, Mystir, Conn. says: -,
have a case Of drop3y resulting floia heart dis.
ease which Hunts remedy relieved at once, y
From 1850 to 1850. had rheumatism; at On,
Time could not walk step in four ln,N,l,;.
NO" enttlTrisaliy ,, Wel; cured BY Hunts Retnydy
thousands of cases of kidney Giseaapa ave
been cured by Hunts Remedy. Never fti5.
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Resorts to the Rome.

Charles Carlyle, aged Is, committed
suicide by hanging, at Woodstock, last
Sunday. He had lived alone manv years
Oh small farm, but had recently sold
it and, it was supposed, intended to go
to California.
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DO we need n railroad Commission!

The question is often asked, why d,
not manufacturing capitalists establish
business on the upper waters of Yves
River? We have an abundance of water
power, the cheapest in the world, a
plentiful supply of timber, easily to be
obtained, and railroad. This woul,
seem enough to the casual observer
Yet, after four years of railroad ant
telegraph wc,arc, apparently, no nearer
prosperity than before their advent
Our young men still seek other fields
for advancement, and moneyed men
fight shy of us. A close scrutiny of
the matter reveals the startling fact that
the manufacturer, here, must pay in
freights from twenty to forty per
cent more than from other localities, Il
sum of itself sufficient TO afford hand
some profit on, even, moderate bust
ness.
In proof of this statement we give
the following regular rates on lumber:
From Ludlow to Boston, .$24.00.
" Manchester I" " $4,000.
" Londonderry, " $3.50,
4" Ludlow " Worcester, $2I.00.
" Manchester g :" $4,000.
Londonderry, g $36.00.
Ludlow " Woonsocket, $4,000.
/" Manchester, " $4,000.
Londonderry, " $lH.OO.
These are regular rates, from which
deductions can be obtained by large
shippers from most points, but here this
is unknown, in fact it works the other
way, for example: the c. V. r issues
circulars agreeing to carry "a 1000 pounds
of potatoes for car load, on their reg
ular lines, but on this road, run by the
same company, if that amount is put on
the shipper is heavily eXcessed.
We instance few examples showing
the variable and extortionatc freight
rates from this point. A car load of
potatoes, recently shipped to Worccs-
ter was billed at $500. A few days
after another praty shipped car load,
containing the same number of bushels,
to Woonsocket, and the freight was
$4,000. This latter car went directly
through Worcester and thence over a
road whose lowest rates, from Worccs-
ter to Woonsocket, are 5000, yet, this
was billed for ten cents less than the
other car stopped at Worcester. Not
long since lightly loaded car Of chair
stock was shipped from this point to
Boston, and the freight charged was
S54.00. The shipper thought this cxor-
bitant, so in loading the next car he
put on 1000 more pieces, when presto,
the freight was only $500.
In view of these facts is it to be won
dered at that no new enterprises are
started, and that those already here Ian
gnish.? Is it strange that potato, butter
and poultry buyers, in measure, give
this section the 60 by? And in view of
these facts is not the question, at the
head of this article, a pertinent one? Do
we not need State Commission with
power to right these wrongs?
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Having been appointed, by the Hon. pro-
bate court for the district of Westminster, ad.
ministratos on the estate of the late Nathaniel
Curtis of Londonderry: give notice to all hav-
ing unsettled accounts with the same, that l
VIII attend to their adjustment at my house
on the Sd day of October, 1855.
A. A. CURTIS.
Londonderry, Vt. Septic, 1855.
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A GARD

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood. &C.. I will send
recipe that will euro you, FREEOF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
kionary In South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH 4. IN
MAN, Station D, New York City.
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TO your real happiness end your future
success.
You have health and Il good constitut on,
and you have no inherited tendencies to
any vice. 1t is easy for you to do right,
and 1t will be Unpardt nalle if You go
aStray.
Remember that when you aic twenty
hve you will desire what others waite 1T
that age, and so at every future >rUge of
life. mean what the higher order of nlcn
value.
Live each year in the way viii :. w.Hi
best lit you for the next year, ;t!,i 8. ,
you will lead happy ife; life N',r.
VIII secure to you the happy lie 10
come
Feel always manly pride that you are
an American, and that your future is
here.
Ihave letter from the Dean to-day. in
which he says: Your sons impros ement
has really astonshed me-" Continue TO
astonish the Dean and to delight me.
This shows that you have the al lty,
and that there will be no excuse and no
pardon If you are not faithful in the fu-
ture.
From time to time ! shall hear from the
Dean, and also from your tutor, and they
will tell me all and only the truth They
will reveal your shortcomings, il you have
them, as well as your merits. You ACCEPT
wv lbdtiCHS HUN NbET itisON
students, This will weaken your encr
gies and prevent yapr success; beside, you
will become q bore, which ayoa rs you
would the plague" Short lists do not
bore
When we last met you did not carry
yourself erect You seemed to think that
you we're awkwardiy tail, ana you tried
to look shorter: this is mistake: you are
nineteen years old and scarce more than
six feet high; that is not too tall-but if
you grow to any height, carry yourself
erect.
When you have done the duties of tie
DAY, and done them wei take your pleas
ures, which will be all the more Keen:
and when you have well finished the la
bors of the term. you will enjoy the vata-
lion thousand times the more by reason
OF your Successful toll.
do not need, in this letter, 20 repeat Tie
warnings against those Petty vices, temp
tations AID follies OF VIII Ell have so often
spoken
- God bless and koe? and guild IN. boy.
1our ever devoted FAiD-.i:.
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The funeral of eX-Gov. j. B. Page
was held at the Cong. church at Rut-
land, Tuesday afternoon, Rev. j. G..
johnson of New London, Ct. and
Rev. G. c. Mcintyre of Pittsncld Off
ciating. The schools and factories were
closed and business generally suspend
ed. The church was crowded with
people, and many We're unable to getin.
The employees of the Howe scale works
fire department, Kingsley Guard and
Representatives from the village govern
ment and business houses attended and
joined in the procession. Gov. Pingree
and members of his staff, ex-Gov. Smith
Lieut.-Gov. Ormsbee and many promi-
nent men, including railroad officers
from all over New England, were pres
ent.
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AS it is a sin TO betray ones country, to
inlure ones parents, 10 plunder temples; so
IT is likewise sin to afraid, to grieve, to
be under the domini u Of lust, even il no
act follow these feel; s. But as these are
sins, not in their coz ,quence only, but at
once and from the I st moment so those
actions which proceed from vrture are to
be considered right at the first moment
that they are undertaken and not only
when they are accomplished. Cicero.
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- -----s----s-s---s-
BEfsEHES.

In Londonderry, Oct. 26, a daughter
TO Mr.. & Mrs. Geo. Gardner.
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S. M. HOLDEN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER

So. Londonderry, Vermont.
Also dealer in Horses and Cattle.
Farms for sale, at all times, on easy terms
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AT "a special town meeting held last
Tuesday Rockingham voted, by a good
majority to build a town hall to cost d
bout fifty thousand. The plans en-
brace rooms for an opera house, post
office and public library.