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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY

IN BOLTON, KINDS COUNTY FOR SALE.
4 Consisting OF lot containing acres, on which
is located splendid new steam gTist mill and cot
gin, a 30-horse-power t5reenWald engine, Straub
mill, Hughes gin stand (hoth new, Reynolds press
etc. Also, two small tenements on the lot, which
rent we'll A good location for more machinery.
Also, a desirable residence on a Large and conve-
nient lot. Good well, cistern, garden, servant
room, stable etc, lot ii within the corporate
limits of Bolton, Address W. NJ GRAHAM,
Bolton, Miss, OF r. A. Simpson,
april s, 'S5.6t. Robnsonville, Miss.
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srEcItL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
Treasury Departures +


Washington. April Iash, 1855.
Ws.ERsss. tr satEssaetory eFidaIa1e presented "a
ffr uf.s}eFsenesi Il has heeu mafe Us appear that
The EIFs4 Sztional sank 81 Jackson, ia the City
81 Jackson in the county Of Kinds and state ot
Mississippi has canPliei vita al llie PROVISIONS %
fha Revised STATUES 81 the UDlsi States. required
tp be complied with before association sllli D.
authorized 10 commence the business OF Banking
New therefore ] HsNRx u. CANNON. Comp
traIlsr u the currency do hereby certify that The
First National Bank of Jackso1, in the CITY o.
Jackson, IN ihe county Of Kinds and State OF Mis-
sissfpfsi l. authorized 70 commence the business o.
Banking a. provided in section Fifty-one hundred
and sixty-sne OF te Revised Statutes of the United
States. In testimony whereof, witness my hane
and seal OF office Ihis 10th day Of April, 1875.
H W. CASNoS, Comptroller or the Currency.
seal No, $3.50
sra II ,S5-en3
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CONWIS>TONFRsS SAFE.

DT VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED IN
ID the Circuit Court OF the United States, for the
southern District of Mississippi, November IS,
os5, in the cause pending therein, wherein Allen,
West * Bush were c0mplainants, and J. T. Smith
et al, were defendants, the undersigned Commits
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FOR SALE.

900 ACRES or LAND N COPIAH CO.,
+OO Mississippi, and three-tourths 81 = mile Of
Browns Wells, and miles from the l. G X X;
Two settlements, Of eco acres each, $50 acres crea
to eaeb settlement: under a splendid rail fence
Also tolerabie good DIV ellinEs, bored wells etc A
splendid location Tor country store. Mlb sell IN
half cash. balance enc ana two years, with eight
per cent interest. Fer further information, adj
sress T. Z. PIERCE,
mars 'S5.st Baauregard. Miss
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FOB SALE

Gn0 ACRES of BEST LAND IN KINDS Co.
UUU $50 acres in high state of cultivation and hay
meadows, balance in heavy oak, hickory, poplar,
black walnut, etc. II miles from Jackson, 1 from
Clinton, where are fine male and female colleges.
Sufficient cabins and permanent labor. But very
little thin land on the place. Call and examine, or
april 8, 'S5.6t. Clinton Miss
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lS(SSSS

OE%ACRES LAND-OSE HUNDRES ACRES
<~Os under fence, with dwelling and store
house, land other Improvements necessary to con-
stitute a good home and farm, in Tyro, Tate Co.,
Miss. A splendid stand to sell goods Situated
Is miles west OF SeDatobis, Miss. VIII sell above
property al a bargain, exchange for property in
town or station on the n. O., Vicksburg 4 Memphis
r. r., or Memphis 4 Holly springs r Z. address
r ID. WILSON, Tyro. Tate Co., Miss.
aDrI s SGT
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FOR SALE,

A FINE sToRE-HoUsE IN LOUISVILLE,
n Winston Co., Miss, 30xs0 feet. Brick base
ment, balance framed-front room 3Ox60 feet. with
two back rooms 15x20 feet each, with warehouse in
rear, roomy lot, and well OF inc water on same.
strong hrm could do fine business Price 81 go
cash. Apply to
GEO. Y WOODWARD, President,
OF Woodward's Liver Renovster Co,
apis, 'S5,6t. Louisville, Miss
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FOR SALE.

a FINE two-st0ry house, cost about 5000, two
IA miles from Columbus. 1871 acres, 10 cleared,
under fence, one-ha6 cultivated lss4 Rent col
lacted bales cotton. very productive clay subsol
good orchard, delightful water, good summer and
winter range. Location very healthy roads good,
go minutes drive TO Columbus; hogs and poultry
thrive with little attention. Society, schools and
church privileges unsurpassed. Very low Tor cash.
For further particulars apply 10
!. W. CHENES, Starkville, Miss.
Anrfl SGT
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FOR SALE.

400 ACRES or LAND IN THE CORPORATE
IVO limits of West Point, in Clay county. MISS
II acres OF timber the rest in cultivation; part
hammock; part sandy land; suitable for a truck or
dairy farm, he sold in town lots; frame
dwelling house with brick basement; large rooms
good ouThouses; best we'll OF pure freestone water
in the town nice orchard and vineyard; is the
pretiest location in the state Price 600 90 cash,
or s. 900 co. half cash. balance in payments to suit
the purchaser, with interest For particulars, adj
dress Hon. T. ). White. or
aprls, S5-st. MRS LUCY w BRAME
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Mississippi Lands for Sale

DrRFyes THE SEASON or THE W0ELUs
ElP0SFTI0N. THE CUkRIcN ariR PassssA trse
al esasps al loads ~ fhfs Sats a4af meg = e5ea
fsr sae b. sadirtssais cst11s' Bssessaston Aes e
.rress "a scor,is Esek 70 ~ asserted 5oosks- ET-
ara esss II paper ga d sal lress'g % atSsfs5st
ly1stt asl,k a tas5s lon risafiozs g ag trsrs
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FOR SALE.

LNINE RESIDENCE IN LOUISVILLE, WIN
Il ston county, Miss, rooms in main building,
with large dining and store-rooms in form OF an L.
with kitchen joining Porch in front both below and
above stairs, with all necessary OutbuldiBgs, with
acres Of land. Two fine wells of never-faiiing,
splendid water. Price very low-S2. 600 cash.
GEO. Y. WOODWARD, N. D.
aprls, 's5-6t. Louisville Miss
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Clarke Cnuntr-Vhe Cheanest Yet

4 DELIGHTFUL HOME AND WITH FERTILIZERS,
a CHOICE FARN-FOR a SoNa
o., ACRES NEARLY ALL UNDER NEW
QUIZ rail and wire fence substantially built.
Posts rich lghtwood; - acres under the plow
balance pasture located 1 miles east NJ and O. T.
r.; convenient 10 churches, schools, mills, etc. /;
residence two stories high; rooms; in good repair
good barn and other buildings; for good water
health and comfort in hot cold, the place scarcely
has equal; lands level. Price per acre, one
half cash, balance one and two years, per cent.
interest. JOHN MCCORMICK,
apl 5, s5.6t- shuhuta, Miss.
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Land in Montgomery, Choctaw,
and Wnhsfnl.


0EOO ACRES WITH TWELVE SETTLE
oOOO ments-can be divided into twenty
farms Improvements good well watered churches
schools; horse, water and steam mills; convenient
ly located part of land well adapted to stock rails
ing; situated on Big Black River, Wolf and AIul-
berry creeks; will sell in tracts of 100 acres or
10 suit purchaser. One-third Dash, balance in l. ,
and years, with 10 &c interest.
A. NJ. POWELL, Mayded, Mont'ry. Co, Miss.
aDis SGT
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FOR SALE.
TTALUABLF

VALUABLE MULBERRY BLACK HAM
mock Farm on eastern edge Palo Alto Prairie,
10 miles west of West Point; and from Muldon q
M& o. r. containing $50 acres; 260 in cultivation
balance timbered; fine outlet for stock en- a large
creek; good dwelling; new gin house and press
stables hne fruits in abundance; good artesian
well; double tenement houses; improvem en- IS
situated in beautiful sandy grove. Price 5000 per
acre, $4,000 cash, balance on time Rent Of place
this year pays 1215 &c interest net on above price
Ill guarantee same rents for next three years.
J. c. HILL, Abbott, Clay Co.. Miss.
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For Sale.

T6nA ACRES or BAYOU PIERRE LAND
= TOf ia Claiborne county. e miles Of county
seat 5 miles from y, J. Il e. K. +, 699 OF more
cleared good dwelling. good cabins Hre water ana
excellent stock range olesa land level ana TN
surpassed Ter corn and eer5on by any h5l plania-
tioIi IN the state. Fer terms teaSy. Address
= BBInGERS,
Ynaras -s-,g5s Port ellison. Miss.
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A Good Location.

VNHE LITTLE TOWN OF FRENCH CAMP.
Il choetaw county, Mississippi, offers many in
ducenents 10 persons seeking homes in a euiet
moral and religious community There are three
churches, Methodist. Baptist and Presbyterian A
Female Institute under the care Of the Presbytery
OF Central Mississippi. springs OF sulphur and
other minerals abound, with several of pure free
stone. No swamp near. Three small branches
running all the year-an excellent location for a
cotton factory, other works run bv steam AZ
Tree from malaria as any place in the State Seven
miles from Railroad, but on the line of survey 81
the road from Grenada TO Meridian. address
A, H. MECkLIN, French Camp
shoctaw Co., Miss, for further information
april. SIT.
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FOR SALE.

q SMALL place in sight of Brookhayen; house
- contains 4 rooms, has dining room and
kitchen connected, line garden, and nice young
I-ach and ample orchard and q Tine well OF water
Price $50 Parties wishing 70 purchase viii please
address the undersigned, or sherman * Davis,
\ 4. BURDlNE, Broekhaven, Miss
Aurif I 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE
l estate OF J. +. Rimes, deceased, were granted
TO me on 9Th day OF March, 1885. Now all persons
having claims against his estate requested to
exhibit them, and have them registered by the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of Kinds county,
Mississippi, first district thereof within year,
or they win be forever barred. o. c. R1MES,
n1ar25. lS5-4w. Administrator.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

For BLEACHING CoTToN-One omar.
ter pound chloride of lime to twelve
yards cotton. Boil the cotton in soap-
suds; thea rinse in soft water. Dissolve
the lime and strain; then put into
enough warm, soft water to cover. ana
put in the cotton, leaving it in thirty
minutes; then rinse again. have used
this for years, and know 1t does not hnrt
the cioth.-Cor. Michigan Farmer
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29
FOR SALE.

\ SMALL FARM NEARLY EQUAL DISTANCE
"a from Beauregari anA Wesson, one mile west
al ls7r1t. as erss-l1 cleared and under feuce-and
Balance in rood timber A me summer spring and
sood wen water. = good residence in hrst-rste
repair. Price SS00-s5Jc cash, aud balance in one
wear with ten per cent interest. Possession, Jan.
l. 1886. Address for particulars,
INNANsW. COOPER,
apl .'s5.Gf Madison station, Miss.
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sp-s, ACRES eff land for sale lying 10 miles
ebeSsS south oi Raymond, $ miles northwest Of
Terry in Kinds county, Miss, Improvements
good: church aud school convenient. ~ DIVIDE
in lots 10 suit purchasers; The land Is good Apply
IN CHAS MARTIN,
Apri !. So RAYMOND Miss,
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION SITUATED IN
N Tensas Parish, Louisiana, of six hundred
and forty acres 450 open and ready for cultivation;
u or 3 very good houses; 4 number of hands now
on the place; fronts ON Choctaw Bayou, 10 or y
miles from st. Joseph, known as Hard Bargain
Plantation. Price SO per acre. sold to effect par
tition amongst heirs. L. j. GUICE, EXT,
api 8. 'S5.6t. Natchez Miss.
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FOR SALE

GENERAL THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
- mostly unimproved, situated in Winston Co.,
Miss. Most OF it well timbered Prices from 2Jets
to $500 per acre. Apply to
JOHN c. WOODWARD,
apTi3, sc, Ct Louisville, Miss.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In Chancery Court. Kinds County-First District.
ASz1E Il. WooDs 1T AL,)
No. 556l vs.
GEo. M. ELEIN IT Al.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE or a DECREE
l OF the said ChauCery Court, rendered in the
Above cause on the nth cav Of March, A. y. $50
wherein and whereby the undersigned was appoIn-
ted trustee in the stead OF the original trustee John
A. Klein. deceased 10 execute IS Uy said decree
directed the provisions OF certain deed 81 trust
from shepherd Brown. survivor OF the arm Of Brown
Il johnston To said Klein. trustee, dated Septen-
Der 18th 1S;5 aud recorded ia the Record Of Deeds
OF said HiBds county, at Raymond, in Book p
s,a.sf. rf5.1 UNDERSIGNED syiii
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FOR SALE.
40

7Hn ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING THE
l4O incorporation o. Clinton, Miss good Va
Ter new buildings and about to acres OF Woodland
place in good state OF cultivation For particulars
address the undersigned Al Clinton, Mss
4rrl S5-St g. r. MCPHERSON.
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Monday. the 18th day of May 1885,

within Legal hours in front Of the City Han. in
Jackson, Mississippi, proceed rs sl AZ public auc-
ton. TO the i-hesJ bidder ON credit Of SIX and
Seive months - the following lands situated in
said city OF Jackson, Mississippi, 10 VII; Those
certain parcels Ol land known q lots 3 j. ., : 8, u,
H. 10 ami Is, Block a. LOIS s, T. =, 3, 10, Il, Il,
- IA, Is 10. 70 and 20. Block b and loJs g. :, II,
L. To- 10 T. - p and - aud south half II lot %
Block G., IN Etoach survey. West jackson, as pro-
vided 10y SAID decree ] viii require the purchas-
eTs OF said lands To execute preunlSsory notes Tor
the said instaiiueuts oI purchase money aud 70
give such security 1Or the payment thereof as may
at % approve. VIII also retain lien on said
property a. secure the purchase money thereof.
a. q. MOORE,
april = 'S-s-t DIS Substituted Trustee.
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Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by a sense oil
weight in the hack oins and lower part OF the alb
domen, causing the patient 10 suppose he has some
ELECTION OF the kidneys or neighboring organs AT
times, symptoms of indigestion are present, Hatu-
lency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. moisture,
like preparation, producing very disagreeable
itching. after getting warm, common attendant
Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles, yield at once to
the application of Dr. Bosanko.s Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected. absorb
ing the Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and
eaecting permanent cure. Price so cents Adj
dress, The DIR. BessBko Medicine Co., Piqua, o.
Sold by Byron Lemly, jackson, Miss.
march IS, SLY
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a CHEAP INK-Recently we have
been using ink made from Diamond
Dyes" One package, costing only ten
cents, and which can be had at almost
any Drug store, will make one quart of
ink. We use a violet color This ink
does not corrode the pen as in the case
with black ink L. NJ.
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COOP cows are always in demand, but
fresh cows command higher prices from
the first Of January to the first of May,
than at any other season, and it is we'll
to so manage your herd that the heifers
and cows which you may have for sale
will calye within this time.-Ex.
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Good gravy may be made Of half a
pound Of cold beef, half pint of cold
water, one small onion, half teaspoon
fu Of salt little pepper, one teaspoon
full of Worcestershire sauce, or Of tomato
catsup, and half a teaspoonful of arrow
root, After the gravy has simmered
sufficiently, and extracted all the juice
from the beef, strain it of carefully
into the gravy boat, not allowing any Of
the beef or onion to remain in it. This
Is a nice gravy to make when you have
no roast meat or stock, and is a great
addition to all Toledo Blade.
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Notice to Creditors.

Z ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
| 4 been granted by the Chancery Court, finds
county, Mississippi on the estate OF lIrs. Emelne
NJ Bailey, to the undersigned ali persons having
claims against said estate requested to exhibit
the same and have them registered by the Clerk of
said Court at Jackson within year or they viii
he forever barred. p T. BAILEY, Admir-.
jackson, March %, 1885 At.
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Whittier and the Children.

A little while ago number of chill
dren in q public school in Girard, Pa,
wrote a letter TO the poet Whittier, tell
ing him that they had learned to recite
several of his poems, and closing thus
IF it would not be too much trouble,
write verse for us-something that we
could learn and always remember as
having been written by you especially
for us" In response he sent the follow
ing:
Faint not and falter not, nor plead
Your weakness: Truth itself is strong
The hons strength, the eagel's speed,
Are not one youchsafed to wrong.
Your nature, which, through fire and blood
To place or gain can find its way,
Has power to seek the highest good
And duty's hottest call obey.
-Jno. q. Whittier.
Oak Knoll, Danvers, Mass, March 5, 1885
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"MAY every sorrow, buried deep,
Blossom in fruit for later hours.
And all your scattered deeds of Love.
Return to you in perfect flowers;
May you beneath Loves shelter sit,
And peace about yonr portals shine
And if you find better wish.
You may be sure that it is mine"
Magnolia Gazette
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Not by literature or theology, but
only by rare integrity, by man perme-
ated and perfumed with airs Of heaven
with manifest or womanliest endur-
ing love-can the vision be En-
erson.
Calmness is a great advantage !; he that lets
Another ehafe, may warm him at his fire.
Mark ali his wand'rings and enjoy his frets.
As cunning fencers suffer heat to tire.
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Gleanings of Wisdom.

But | remember now
I'm in this earthly world, where to do harm
Is often laudable; to do good, sometime
Accounted dangerous folly.
Shakespeare.
All Impotence of monotony, all wear
mess of best things even, are but signs
of the eternity of our nature, the broken
human fashions of our divine everlast-
ingness.-George Macdonald.
The fire of love in youthful blood.
Like what is kindled in hrushwood,
But for a moment burns.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-10-14
Montpelier and Vicinity.

OUR report of the legislative reunion oc-
cupies so much of our available space that
we have been obliged to omit all editorial
matter and also many items of town news
that will keep well for another issue
MEssRs. SENTER & KEMP, agents for the
Remington typewriter sold three of the
machines in one day last week
THE new uniforms donned by the police
for the first time last week are very becom-
ing and give the place quite IA city-like air.
THE Kickapoo Indians are drawing
crowded houses to their free entertainments,
which are given in Capital Hall every
evening.
THE services in the Westinghouse at
Wrightsville, next Sunday afternoon, are to
be conducted by Rev. j. Edward Wright,
beginning at two o'clock.
MURRAY AND MURPHY had a small audi
ence at Blanchard Opera-house on Friday
evening. "Our Irish Visitors " created
good deal of amusement for those who were
present
The band stood for a photograph Friday
forenoon, with pleasing results. The pic
lures were taken by Mr.. S. w. Corse, who
is gaining an excellent reputation as an
amateur photographer.
j. H. ENGELs of Brandon has been in
town the past week, having come to Mont
pelier to direct the performance Of "Tbe
Musketeers " at Blanchards Opera-house on
Thursday evening last
THE Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will meet with Mrs. Mason
this "wednesday evening at seven o'clock.
All members of the church and congrega-
tion are cordially invited.
A MATCH game of base ball was played at
the Seminary campus, Saturday afternoon,
by the Goddard Seminary and University
of Vermont mines. The former won by a
score of twenty to nineteen
REV. G. S. SMITH, Mrs. A. G. VAIL Mrs. j.
V. Babcock and Hon. and Mrs. Joseph Po-
land are attending the annual meeting of
the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, held in Boston this week,
Mrs. GEORGE LANGDoN gave a ladies' re-
ception at her residence on State street
Thursday afternoon. Invitations were eX-
tended to several Montpelier ladies and
lady visitors in attendance upon the reunion,
and about one hundred We're present.
THE annual meeting of the Vermont
Bible Society will be held in the vestry of
Bethany church, Montpelier, to-day We'd
nesday) at two p M It, is expected that
this meeting will adjourn 10 meet at st.
Johnsbury ON Thursday, October 20, for
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Windsor County.
Bethel.

The members of the Congregational
Sunday-school held a very pleasant harvest
concert in place of their usual preaching
service on Sunday morning. - The new
bell for the school-house was placed in po-
sition on Saturday last. - For three
whole days last week there was not single
lawyer at home. - The score of the
ball game at Woodstock, between the nine
of that place and the nine of this village, on
Wednesday Of last week, was: Wood
stocks, seventeen; Bethels, fifteen. The
score of the game between the Bethel and
West Randolph mines, played here on Sat
urday last, was: Bethels, fifteen; West
Randolphs, nine.
East Bethel.
Mrs. DARWIN PAUL has gone to Brattle-
boro to visit her children. - Mr.. and
Mrs. William Smith attended the funeral of
Mrs. Shubel Durkee at Brandon last Sun
day. - Miss Dora Smith, nurse in an
insane asylum in Massachusetts, is at home
on three weeks vacation. Mrs.
Faber Benedict is in Williamstown caring
for her aged father, who is very sick with
CONGESTION of the lungs.
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Orange County.


OLIVER STANLEY of Piermont n. H.,
eighteen years of age, who has been at work
for Mr.. Bliss, was arrested here last Sunday
ON the charge of stealing goods from George
e. Gatiield, A. Osborne, Chandler * Doe
and ii. g. Day. On Monday he was ar
raigned before Justices Aldrich and Win
ship, pleaded guilty, and was fined $40 and
costs. The goods not returned were settled
for. - g. Il. Clark had bunch removed
from near his eye while in Boston last week
- e. G. Hobart has sold his real estate
to Robert Emerson OF Piermont. Mr.. Ho-
bart will go to California TO live as soon as
he can close up business affairs here. -
III. b. Sleeper returned to Lexington, Mich.
last Monday. Miss May Stevens also started
the same day for Freeport, Ill.
Braintree.
HENRY FORD of Boston is visiting friends
in this town and Randolph. Mr. and
Mrs. Dutton returned last week. - John
Hutchinson has bought of Mr. Holden his
stock horse, which has a record of 2:35. This
makes six " fast hosses " within mile of u.s.
BrOokfield.
A FEW neighbors congregated at the barns
of William Reed, last Friday evening, and
husked out one hundred fifty bushels of
corn in three hours, whence they repaired
to the house, where u collation. was served.
- W. A. Robbins has been appointed