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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01
Notice to Water Consumers.

All persons knowing themselves to be
in arrears TO the Elko Water Company
nre hereby notified hat all indebted
ness to the above Company must be
paid OH or before Monday, Nov. 2, 1885,
ns further time cannot be granted. The
books are open at the China store OF
Hi 10y & Co., where payment can be
made.
EIKo WATER CoHPASI.
Elko, Oct. 20, 1885. I'd
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Tho Now Live stock A~nnocin,ion.

There was q full attendance ut the
meeting Of the Live Stock Association
just formed at Austin, Saturday evening
last. A code Of bylaws was adopted
and tho Jurisdiction OF the Association
fixed TO include Lander, Nye md
Churchill counti,s. A. Hide. Inspect
or and Detective, was elected, and the
organization is now in working condi.
tion.
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Irron r~hnnAay'. D.ily,l
sALnAoUNOl.

George Meies and John TinnAu came
down from Wells this evening.
Regular meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
is. Knights of PythiAs At their hall to-
night.
Warner & Co. forwarded by fast
freight this morning for Tuscarora. IA
600 pounds mdse.
Miss Emma Gardner returned home
from Railroad District last evening. the
term of her school at that place having
just closed.
Reckbart & Froelich received from
the east last night q carload of the very
best sweet cider for Winter use. A bar
rel has just been tapped. and the public
can test its excellence by dropping in at
the Bakery Saloon and appealing to
Chris. for a schooner of the innocent
beverage.
The New York Tribune aud other
journals Of like ilk sneeringly ask:
Cannot American laborers compete
with the Chinese2" These same journals
used to say free labor should not be
placsd in competition with slave labor.
The same analogy exists.
Hugh Martin came down from Bru.
nenu to-day, bringing with him his son
Walter; his daughter miss Annie, Miss
Grace Riddle, and Miss Ollie Atwell
Hugh's estheticism rarely permits hin
to yibrate between the North country
aud the railroad without taking u bevy
of young ladies along with him.
The street-car strikers Of St. Loui,
have commenced the "a Of dynamite 4
bring their former employers to terms
White Pine News:-Comniissionr
Paul has sold the O'N,il ranch il
Spring Valley 10 a cattle man in thi
county. We are not ut liberty to Civ,
tue name just now.
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From Fridays Daily
~ALMAGUNDI.

Departed by stage for TuScarora his
morning: Z. n. Lafferty.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: Miss Mary Daugherty.
Governor Adams has appointed G. w.
Huffaker. Commissioner. to ill the va
n caused by the death Of q. A. Lee,
OF washoe county.
The smelter ut Bullion started up last
Tuesday and il reported rs running sue
eessfully. The regular shipments Of
or. 70 Utah continue as usual, however.
Warner Il Co. shipped to-day for
Sandy, Utah, u carload Of ore from
Tuscarora, and two carloads ore from
Railroad District. They also forwarded
for Tuscnrora 10, 200 feet Of lumber.
Among the audience of one OF Nils
sons recent concerts in Sweden was one
of the singers brothers. an honest peas
ant who had never left his native place
and never before had hear his sister
sing.
Miss Emma Donnels arrived here
from San Francisco last evening, and is
a guest Of Mrs. j.. Il. Bradley. The
young lndy's many Elko friends will be
glad to know that she will remain here
two or three weeks.
Times-R Review Rev. G. w. Miller is
building II stable. 1t is his intention to
procure u buggy team to convey him be-
tween TuscarOra and Elko. as he has mr.
ranged to divide his ministerial wolk
between the two places.
Last week n lot of timbers that had
been buried in Owens Lake for twenty
years. were sent North on the c. a.
G. road to Mr.. Yerrington. These tim
beers are as sound AS If they had been
taken from the forest IA week ugO.
Vim. Hunter started for New York
old son Johnny. His object is to nave
the little fellow treated Tor lHmeness,
with which he has been afflicted for
some time pass, and goes East to o
suit ply Sicians who make the treatment
OF such diseases Il specially.
Some Of the most expert pick-pockets
on the Coast were in attendance at the
State Fair. Several ladies' had their
purses taken. Powning was unfobbed of
a nickel-plated. State Prison escape
ment, STEM winding repeater. aud Sam
Davis lost n magnificent IS carat dIa-
mond. presented to him u short time
ago by State Controller Hallock.
1t is now stated that the new French
Chamber OF Deputies will comprise 200
CONSERVATIVES and ISL Republicans or
Ia licals. NJ. Drisson, the Premier: NJ.
Fioquei, the President Of the Chamber
OF Deputies; N. Slrdicarnot, the Mn
lister Of Finance; the Duke dc BossociA.
NJ. Nj. AudricuX liouvIer. Cuchery. Ray
nal, Clemenceau and Spulles nave been
Reelected. Thus far 20S Republicans
aud l2l conservatives have been elected.
The Republicans polled 81 900 votes in
Paris aud the Conservatives 81. 900.
BY an explosion Of gas in II coal mine
at Plymouth, Pa, Wednesday, one min
ar was killed outright and II others
were so badly burned that they cannot
TrcnYrr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01

The Timcs- Review says: Either the
Sua'e Constitution, the last Legislature
VI Soah Webster is in error. The for.
"et declares that the State shall he di.
'uea luio Judicial districts. webstcr's
uehnl'ion Of "diVidc" is 'to parl. 10 sep.
Ac " thlng into two or more pieces"
me Legislature divided" the S,o,.
1'O one district. Perhaps. however,
we solonS Of last Winter did not ,eooyd
STATE as "a thing" consequently
" did not come under the great
.Dcost"pher'S definition. Either That
"'0ey thought Judicial districts did pot
under the head Of ''picces."
are the only reasonable surmiscs
Neir construction Of the rulo of di.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice Ia hereby given that the partnership
heretofore e~xi.iinK b,two'n o. n. Rsillnesr
and Fr.pt Coesusll. In the b achsmithirs bus.
iness l. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Frank CUgsNeli will continue ths business
At the old stand. H. will also pay all bills
against and collect all moneys doe the late
nfm.
EIko. Scpt 20. tssS. $50 In
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01
$500 REWARD.

The cbove tcWsrd will he pind for the arrsst
sud conviction a any party or parties found
entity OF at cling. hiliIna or running %.
STEERING bTsnds or marks Of any 1.-Two stock
10 onairr 10 any member Of The Nevada Live
siosk Association.
G. W. cRvToHrn. Prssidsnl.
r. o. suEEIsEs, secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01

,ms" Harrington, n soldier aud pro.
attorney. was sentenced at Salt
NVi'y Thursday TO Is months i'm.
onen' and $500 fine. He pleaded
9to using United States mails to
',' sending letters TO persons in
sUu' apprising them Of legacies left
"',e' which he paid on receipt Of
"Hosc tho estate. Some money
One man, Richard GUSTAV,
On in person.
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Wells, New.

The liev. Geo. II. Thayor, Of Bour.
on, Ind, says Both myself and wife
owe our lives to shiloh's Consumption
Cure"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01
Dissolution Of Co Partnersh,p.

Notice ia hereby given thu, the partnership
heretofore existing between Hang lee and
Wan Kcc. 81 tlie Quoug Sing Company, doing
a grocery aud general merchandise business at
the town Of Wells, Nevsds. 10 TIL. day dis.
solved 10y mutual consent. Wan kce IL su.
ihotiEcd 10 collect all accounts due said firm
and will pAy al bills contracted by the same
prior TO this date.
Wells, New.
pftnIFr 0,nd. Iggs
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE--JoE LAsU, Pho
RIEToR.
j. Conrad, Steve Dakin, L. Dakin,
Geo. Brewer and wife, Lamoille; Jacob
Nelson, ]. Herman, j. Bnby. Bell Brady
Cal Wiley, Geo. Grant, W. Brady,
Pleasant; Jas. Mccain, Jordan Vale!
w. A. Brown. Huntington; jas. TonkiD,
X, Wader, Bullion.
Antoine Freeman, Kansas City; Il.
Muller, San Francisco; E. Z. Rothriak,
Reno; Wild Bill, Lone Mountain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01

job printing done with neatnesl and
Dispatch ut this office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01
GEM-BARrLETT 4 O~srREIcHEH, Pro.
PRIEToRs

Jud Dakin, Frank Dakin, Lamoill ;
c. N. Fowler, Elgin, Ills; ]. F. Loud
ermilk, TuScarorai W. S. Payne, Ogden.
j. L. Martin, Martin Mason; South
Fork; J. Nelson, Pleasant; d. A. An
derson, lone.
A. Reboule and son, Lamoil!e; Fritz
Lang, Montana; NJ. Mex night, Hourd;
James Hamlet, Tuscarora.
Henry Boyle, Bruneau; Sam Barnes,
Tom Barnes. Ed Williams, j. p. Francis
Tuscarora; Cal Willy, Blaine; VIM. An
derson, Lee; Neil Mclean. Blythe City;
Joe White, Halleck; E. Z. Rothrick.
Renoi Frank Olsen, Blythe City.
Jud Dnkin, Lamoille; L. A. Cook,
Lee; Ii. Stoker, Jas. Stauts, Bullion;
F. n. McPheters, Adobe.
Ed. Williams, T~uscarora; Henry Al
kan. Il. Miller, San Francisco; Geo.
McAllister. Winnemucca; Frank Peters,
Hamilton: Geo. H. M,igs Wells; Barney
Horn, Deeth; VIM, Phillips, South Fork.
George Ella ore, Carlin: Henry Boyle,
Bruneaui Henry Traver, Bullion.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPor HorEL-cLARx 4 Gnrn, Pho
PRIEroRs.

PRIEroR1.
q. w. Duncan, Lee; q. F. Holland,
w. G. p. Price, Tuscarora; NJ. Kuhn,
Ogden, Abner wiseman, Clover; G.
B~aumbach. Lhmoille.
t. S. Paddock, Mound; G.. Baum,
back, Lamoiile; j. H. Adaus, w.
shoecraft, Tuscarora; E. Il. Sherman,
North Fork.
w. t. Perkins, T. b. Kerr, Iowa;
Miss Mary DauGherty, Tuscarura; ".
Carney, Palisade; p. II. McDermott,
LRmoille.
s. E. Johns, Blythe City; S. o Roy
ers, Pleasant; Chas. Sugglss, W. Day
n~eanlt, Joseph'Prout, Tuscarnra; Wing
Stewart, Bridgeport, CAL; n. Kuhn,
Ogden; T. ID. Parkinson. Golcouda, II.
G. Davis, Truckee.
Il. c. Bruce, H. S. Thomason, G. w.
Bateman, II. A. Owen, Chas. Dobler,
Tuscarora; Ed. Carville. - scaromello,
Nicola, Mound; G. Baumbach, La
noble; S. A. Van Pragg. Agent d. *
n. r. RI. L. Wines and wife, Eureka
VIM. Hoar, Tuscarora.
VIM. Mitchell, Huntington; d. p.
Pierce, San Francisco; Mrs. ]. Fry,
Tuscarora; VIM. Milford and wife, Miss
l.. Milford, Columbia, VIM. Isaac and
wife, Chicago; W. J. Hanks, Wells: j.
Crosson, W. j. Black, Deeth: Jas. l..
Honeyman, Wells.
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George Meies and John TinnAn came
down from Wells this evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01

Departed by stage for TuScarora this
morning: Z. n. Lafferty.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-02
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

NJ. 4. Church---Rev. c. +. Partridge. pastor
Every sabbath at II a. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening.
SOCIETIES.
Mountain Home Grange. No. 1888 p. Of II. lst a
Sd Tuesdays In each month.
Winhall River Lodge. No. 8. l. o. o. +. every
Wednesday evening.
Hot and dry last week with fine
shower on Saturday.
Calvin Walker is reported to be the
man that carries the mail bag next.
We notice improvements in our vii
lage the past week. The parsonage has
been shingled on the East side. Mrs.
Morgan has been improving Canal St.
by having bank wall laid, and grad
ing the street. ss
If we can't have Telephone or Tele-
graph communication, how would a
daily mail suit? We may have to wait
until those new P. Ms. get command.
The old school house in French Hol-
low was burned up last Saturday night.
Cause unknown.
N. B. All having items to send to
the Sitter Office will please to hand
them in by Tuesday noon.
There will be no morning service at
the church next Sunday. The Sunday
schOll will meet at twelve o'clock. At
1:3O p. IN. the presiding elder, Rev. A.
l.. Cooper, will preach and afterward
administer the sacrament of the Lords
supper.
Report of school in Dist. No. s,
Winhall: scholars neither absent nor
tardy, Gertie Bryant, Eula Sheldon,
Lucy Martin. Absent only one half
day, Perlie Barnard, George Hewes.
Not absent but tardy, Katie Hewes.
Minnie NJ. Burbee, Teacher.
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WARDSBORO.

E. d. Bissell who went west last Ma,
has returned and does not, like Horac
Greeley say: Ego west young man."
Mrs. Dexter Wait with her son
Frank, went to So. Londonderry las
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. Bar
rett, whom she reports as comfortable
for lady of her age, she being SO years
old.
w. Ii. Lawton and wife of Weston.
was in town last Saturday and Sunda,
visiting at L. Towards, he drives 8
team hard to beat, both in beauty and
speed.
Sunday eve. dame nature took q
much needed shower bath, and Judge.
ing by the looks of the old lady, Mon.
day morning, she was much refreshed
thereby.
E. b. Bissell has bought Mrs. &.
Gales house for which he pays $3.50.
Mrs. E. d. Barber has gone to Gard
ner, Mass. to visit her sister.
by referring to the SITTER of last
week it can be seen that So. London
doriy intends TO have real old fasiion-
4th of July, with all the modern i'm
provenents, we can only say, with John
Gilpln, may | be there to see." Q.
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Plan and Care of Gardens.

There is some improvement In the pres
ent over the old way of making gardens
and culhvating the crops Very few now
think Of fencing in plot one or two hun
dred feet square, and then go:ng into It
annually with the spade to dig it up, and
after planting, do all the cultivatIns with
the hoe. The plan now is--and the better
plan too, and one that should be gci!cr-
ally adopted-to select Il plot long in
shape, pillow 1t up instead OF spadiny it.,
break the clods-if any-with the harrow
instead OF the rake, plant the vegetables
in rows instead Of squares and cultivate
with the horse cultivRtor, wheel hoe or
other implements instead OF the hand hoe.
One OF the advantages is that man does
the work in an hour that took woman
several days on the old plan. Another
advantage Is. or should be, that veget
ables being the more easily obtained. may
be the more largely obtained and more
literally used.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-02
AANDGROVE.

Mrs. Dan'l Eddy has gone to Pitts.
field, Mass. to visit her son.
Egbert Davis, of Springfield, has
been in town for few days.
Willie Stevens of Shclburn Falls
Mass. is visiting in this vicinity.
Israel Lampson, who lives just ovel
the line in Londonderry is repairing
his old barn making new one of it
Bill Buff'um and Arson Chadwick do
ing the work.
M. A. Thompson is building a new
barn.
Mr.. e. Mrs. Warner of Rutland have
been visiting at 0. j. Estabrooks.
Mrs. W. j. Cudworth is at Bond
vile taking care of her sister, Mrs. A.
A. Benson, who last week was made
the happy mother of fine son.
Fishermen plenty-lots of speckeled
beauties being caught.
Ed. Williams, the half crazy loafing
fool, who has been curse to this town
for wears, although not having a legal
residence here, and who ought 10 be in
some asylum or reformatory institution
is around again. 1t has long been a
mystery to the people, who do not re-
gard him safe character to be abroad,
why the proper authorities do not take
his case in hand.
We learn that Mr.. Dexter /. Harlow,
formerly of this town, now of San
Francisco, Cal. was recently married.
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WJNDHAM.

Miss Mary Hattie Prentiss graduated
at Mortified Seminary, Mass. on June
Is, and has returned home.
Miss Julia NJ. Prentis and Miss Mel
lie E. WOODBURY., students of North
field Seminary are at home spending
vacation.
Rev. Amos. Holbrook and wife are
visiting friends in Mass.
w. II. Stowell has been quite seri-
ously indisposed for several, weeks but
is slowly improving under the treat
ment of DR.. Pollard.
Mrs. Angie Powers is more comfor-
table being able to leave her room and
receive short calls from her friends.
Miss Jennie Mcpherson of So. Brook
lyn, N. Y, is stopping at Dea. A. O.
Prentiss. ~
Miss Mary Jefferds, who has been a
teacher in Talladcga College, Ala, for
the past year is expected home to day.
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Stcarns attended the w.
c. 7. U. Institute last week ut Bellows
Falls and gave very interesting report
of that meeting to the Cong. S. S. last
Sabbath.
DIR. Howard and wife and daughter
of Newfane with Frank Howard and
wife and Miss Nellie Howard Of So.
Londonderry were in town one day last
week.
None of our veterans attended The
Encainpment at Portland, Me-, although,
some talked of going.
Mr.. aid Mrs. IIibbanl A. Rl3adcs
have just returned from visit at Char
lie ltandafs in Chester.
5. c. WOODBURY. and Albert Mack
have gone in company buying horses,
they have been to Levi Towards to
look at "a fine white colt. G.
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Mr.. Ara Whitman of North villag,
sends us two diminutiye hens eggs, tho
smaller one being only 5-S of an inch il
diameter.
DR.. w. Durham of Keene, N. H.
a native of this town, has been visiting
in town the present week.
The Sick.--J. Ford is better than re-
ported last week, Winfield Wright is
still in serious condition.-Miss Walls
is no better.
IL. r.. Clough presented this Office,
yesterday, with plate of the finest
strawberries we have ever seen. They
were raised by Mr. Clough, and the lar
gost one measured l-2 inches in cir
conference and several others We're
nearly up to that standard. We are
convinced that Mr.. G. knows some
thing about gardening, as well as about
his work in the shop. If any body can
beat him please let us know.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-02
Fish Guall0.

Tho following process of manufacturing
fish scrap is described in the Rural New.
Yorker. In answer to q correspondent:
Fish guano is made in factories. For the
works. tanks and hydraulic presses an
oil room and other apparatus are neces-
sary. The fish are placed in large tanks
and are cooked by steam when they fall
apart the water is drawn off and carried
to an oil room. The fish are then raked
into perforated cylinders, and hydraulic
pressure is applied. The water thus
forced out is also carried to the oil room,
where 1t is skinned to separate the oil
from the water, after which the oil is
bleached and barreled for sale. 1t Is used
In paints. etc. The fish, after being
pressed, is emptied from the cylinders and
. fermentation takes place, causing much
Of the ammonia to escape. It is then run
through II picker" cylinder armed
with teeth revolving against set teeth; 1t
10 then very fine and Is next dried, either
IN the sun or by artificial heat, after which
It Is piled In heap, and by means OF per
forated pipes through the pile, all latent
heat Is carried off. When cool, 1t is ready
for the fertilizer manufacturers, who use
It 10 complete manures and also mix 1t
with various other materials.
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Pear Tree Worfn,s.

Mrs. Winans, Of Benton Harbor, Mich.
says: "For the green worms OIL pea,
trees, commonly known as slugs, tic
paper. funnel-shape, about the trunk OF
the tree, short distance from the ground
The worms at night bury themselves in
the earth, and In the early morning you
will find them under the funnel-form
paper, where they are easily destroyed by
a few live Goals on a shovel, over which
sprinkle sulphur and hold under the
worms. For sun-scald on the trunk of
the tree plant a raspberry to shade the
south side of the tree 10 prevent your
Sickle pears from cracking, sprinkle salt
under the tree. Dr. Winans transplanted
400 standard pears that hal stood fourteen
years barren, after which they yielded
bountifully."
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SOUTH WINDHAM.
Nice weather for crops.
Graos loOkr unn1

Nice weather for crops.
Grass looks good.
A party of young people from this
place went to Lowell Lake last weeL
Saturday,
B. S. Jerison is making an addition
to his barn. G. r. Harrington OF
Windham, doing the work.
c. Jones has put up an nice wagon
house and has another large shed to
build. Mr.. Pike of Windham, being
the workman.
The reception party at our pastors,
Rev. Mr.. Tuck's, lact week Wednes.
day was largely attended, about 100 be-
ing present. -
Look ont for your hogs. VIM. Farr
has two or three very sick BY letting
them out in the yard where there was
rhubarb.
Our merchant is selling nice cod fish
for s cents per pound. Can you beat
it?
Arthur Trip has hens egg meas
using 7 "a in. by - ill.,, which
weighs 8 OF. 1.-THE above should have
appeared last week, by was left out by
mistake. Ed
Another cold wave.
Silas Pike has adjourned his carpen-
tering for C. Jones until after having.
+. o. Smith has the job of painting
the new fence around the school house,
The 4th of July will he celebrated
here by a lawn party, nice dinner will
be served, also ice-cream and straw
berries. Ending by display Of fire.
works in the evening.
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Transfer Paner
LOCAL SUMMARY.

4 pencil cross opposite this para
graph indicates that y0ur SuJScriptio,
has erpired, and no more papers nil
be sent unless ace are notified that yoa
ariSh to cOntinae.
Going to celebrate?
Remember the fifth comes on Sun
day.
Nice showers Sunday and Monday.
Which we rise to explain, brought on
cool wave.
Now you can get your two cents
worth by writing a long letter.
Not for years have field Strawberries
been SO plenty.
John s. Lyon, son of Dea. S. S
Lyon, and student in the New York
University is at home for Summers
vacation.
George Albee left Tuesday for
Greenfield, Mass, where he has obtain
ed situation in the telegraph office.
j. L. Howard. of Jamaica. a first
class barber, will assist Mr.. Pease in
the BARRIERS shop, in this place, July
the 4th. Business will doubtless be
brisk with them OF that day.
The rich can ride in chaises,
And the poor, be jazez, can go a foot
But when you find 50 young ladies in
this town fools enough to walk be-
mind the chaiscS. call around and let lis
know.-But that's what the big poster
says.
Tho SITTER received, few DAYS since
can of nice extracted honey from the
apiare of j. l.. Byard, of Peru, for
which thanks are rendered. Mr.. Byard
is large producer of honey, and will
keep both the comb and extracted arti-
Gle for sale i'll this place, at Winchester.
Mr.. /. X. Allen of Brattleboro was
III town Il faw days since. Mr. Allen
has II large lumber interest in this town.
5. NJ. Holden has purchased the Cur
It's property, nearly opposite the post
office, and is repairing the same.
Stock owners should not forget that
one pound of Wcare'sCondition Pow
ders is worth five of any other kiHd.
Warranted TO rid horse Of worms.
Sold by Smith and Taylor.
The Power of the Press.
Since the SITTER called the attention
of the public to the case of the poor We
man who resides at Pansy Cottage, the
tcHcyoleWe of lis readers has been A.
ronscd to such an extent that she Is Ell
abled TO throw Shanks' soup 10 tie
dogs, and is now revcling in honey. ma
pie syrup and strawberries. In the
mean time the SITTER puisues the even
tenor of its way, conscious of having
been an humble instrument in doing
good.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-02
BRATTLEBORO.

Rumor says that we are going to have
Band stand, but no one here belives it
1,7lO qts. or more than SO bu. of
strawberries We're sold at retail by our
stores, last Saturday, and it is estimated
that from 10 to 10 bushels more were
retailed by outside parties who brought
them in, and it wasn't much of a day
Tor Strawberries either. The price rang
ed from 10 to 10 cents per basket.
John Henkel's shop at West Brattle-
boro was burned Saturday night about
ii o'clock. Cause unknown. Loss So
900 to $4,000. Insurance $1,000.
DR.. Geo. f. Gale and A. w. Childs
the last of the Moosehead party, return
ed Tuesday.