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WARDSBORO.

The Ladies Benevolent Society me
Thursday, to make arrangements for
lawn party and supper, The proceed
to be used in repairing the church. 4
general good time is intended for all.
Hattie Waite of Winchcndon, Mass
is visiting hcr father, Henry Waite.
The Misses Morse of Newfane ar,
visiting at Fred Undcrwood's.
Mrs. Nellie Plimpton is sick with til,
measles.
Julius Wilbur has been very sick but
is gaining slowly.
Frank Waite is working for Ed
Howe, having on his farm.
Alice Dexter OF Troy, n. Y. is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs, NJ. Eddy.
Ellen Cobb is working for Mrs. e.
la Underwood.
Geo. Briggs has bought a horse of
Ed Howe.
we give tho following extract from
a private letter written by one of our
Wardsboro boys, now in Colorado:
Snow, on the 9Th of July.
Denver, Colo, July 9TH.
Dear Parents and Brothcr:-I arr
we'd at home Sunday night at is.
enjoyed the trip very much, indeed.
Left Denver Friday morning at 7:45,
arrived in Colorado Springs at Has.
| staid here until Saturday morning
then went to Montana. | intended to
have gone to Pixies Peak on Saturday.
but party of five of us took saddle
horses and went driving, did not get
back in time to go. Sunday morning
| got up early and went up with pau
ty of thirty, and you can imagine we
had a grand time. The trail is just like
Il COW path, back home in some of the
pastures, and it made my hair stand on
end, almost. In some places going up
i Your horse should make a miss-s;ep
it would land YOU down in the canon
and that would be the last of Il person
for in some places it is 200O feet to the
bottom, and 10 railing to keep person
or horse from falling off. The view is
grand from the summit. a person can
see two hundred miles. 1t is II miles
from Montana and you can just bet it
is right up all the way. After YOU GET
above timber line il is all rock and no
soil When we got within a mile of the
summit if commenced to snow and the
wind blew. We got our horses in the
sonW all over. ] had on my oycrcoat
AMI mlttons but was awful cold, We
could look down to Montana and see
the sun shining and knew ii was hot as
hot could be. II is just grand. bat |
cannot write so you will know any
thing about it.
GEORGE WAITE.
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BRATTLEBORO.

Horace French shot heron on the
banks of the paper mill pond, Monday.
that measured ) it,, l inc, across the
wings.
Geo. l.. Hastings, about 40, was run
oyer and killed on the road between
here and EiiDsdale, Saturday night.
lie was drivinga two horse team and
it is supposed that he fell from his wag-
on and the wheels passed over his head,
killing him Instantly.
The fresh air children are having a
gala time at highland park.
Quite a number of or people attend
ed the funeral of E. +. Brown at A.
thol, Mass, Tuesday: Mr.. Brown has
been fora year past assistant cashier
Of the Vermont National Bank of
Brattlcboro, and was very highly es-
tecmed by al! who had the pleasure of
his acquaintance.
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The man, woman or child vino can pass
by a mirror without looking into ii lisa ra,yt
dCis. There is an irresistible attraction
in seeing just how you lJ9,: that yer .
few people can foreGo. Even the big shoD
windows have to serve tie pu csc. Of
she thousands of people who d lily guze IN
them as they walk by, few ire ok u :
At the goods displayed, The rest at the le-
tiection of themselves.
"Iye been OH This boat five years" $: T.
deck hand on II North river terry bo;t.
an mover seen person go through the
boat without waikin' out TO the middle OF
the cabin floor SOS to zee himself in
them lookin' glasses. They've worcd 4
regular track that bulges out in Il big
bow right in front of the Glass. Some
walks along as though tnry ddi't
mind where they We're gon' al chen fetch
up plump in front of the glass AMI ico,l
awful surprised an turn OF to the pas
Sageway. Other some figure on it soon s
they come in the cabin. They make big
graceful swerve that keeps 'em right in
line with the glass all the WAY, likes they
preferred to walk on circle. Don't none
pf Them g9 straight from one dear 10 other,
Ihough. No, sir; tLey all got Ia their lit
Tie look, '-NC,U lOgh Herald
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open Air Concerts,
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Romance Boynion is slowly gaining
Rev. I. Mackey of So. Londonderry
who is hired to prcaaI in this place for
one year, supplied our pulpit last Sab
bath.
Having in this vicinity is nearly
through. Farmers report an average
crop.
atr. ChaS. stratton and father were
returning from The circus their horse
took fright, thew the old gentleman
from tie carriage and bruised lin bad
k. We hope he is improving.
Mrs. Norman Wood is ENJOYING Il
Visit frqHl brother and wife that She
had not seen for many years.
Dr. f. /. Wilder aud wife are visit
ing friends here. lie is having good
business as a dentist at North Adams.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

NJ, Il. Church-Rov, c, f. Partridge pastor
Every sabbath at II H. m, Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening.
SOCIETIES.
Mountain Home Grange, No. lSS =, of H. LIST &
Sd rusdays in each month,
Winhall River Lodge, No. s, |, o. o, f, every
Wednesday evening.
Potatoc bugs plenty.
Rasberries arc four cents Il pound in
this market.
The SITTER was the first paper to
bring us the news of Gen. Grauts death.
The mail route between Jamaica and
Manchester Depot has been ordered
discontinued, Bondville and Rawson-
vile to be supplied by daily mail from
Winhall station, to take effect Aug, 10.
Belated Items.
Good hay weather the past week and
farmers are cutting more than they cx-
pcctGd,
p. f. Chamberlin has returned from
the far West.
j. Hill has sold the house and lot,
advertised in the Sitter, to ii. G. Phil
fps.
Two ladies from SaXtons Rivcrhavc
been stopping at Mrs. Morgan's the
past week, selling millinery goods.
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Caleb johnson and wife of Boston,
have been stopping with his brother,
+, +, johnson,
Farmers are making good progress
with their haying and will get Il good
crob.
Myron Shine lately received apension
of $40 per month with back pay n
mounting 10 $4,000.
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RAWSONyALLE.
A Disastrous Fire,
GEORGE WAITE.


Last Monday ulght witnessed the
most disastrous fire that ever occurred
in this immediate vicinity. The large
two story frame house, barn and out
buildings owned and occupied by f. B..
Pier, Esq, was totally consumed. Loss
about $4,000. Insured for about 81 POO.
The fire originated in the horse barn.
a little before 8 O'Clock Mr.. Pier heard
his horse making a noise ind icatiny that
he had his foot over the halter. Selling
and lighting lis lantern he went into the
barn and hanging the iantorn up pro-
GeGded to release the horse. which he
did, as tho easiest way, by unbucklng
tho halter. Thus released, the horse
turned aud went to an open window.
passing under the lantern which he
Knocked down and into Il pile of straw
near the foot of the stairway. In the
fall the globe of the lantern was either
broken or the lamp became detached.
setting fire TO the straw.
Mr.. Pier seized a blanketand attempt
cd to smother the flames, but without
SUCCESS: lie thea with much difficulty
got the horse out and giving him in
charge of Young man present went for
water, but when he got back the fire
had reached the hay on the upper floor
and all efforts 10 cxtingui>ii it were
fruitless. The ncishbors soon gather
ed and saved most of the household
goods.
Mr.. Pier has moved into the house on
the corner, and will rebuild on the old
site, this fall - r.
School closed last week. after an ex-
cellent term taught by Miss. Ella Stew
art.
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Farmers nearly done having.

Farmers nearly done haying,
Tho crop much better than anticipa-
ted early in the season,
The light from the burning of +. II.
Piers house, at Jacksonville, Monday
night, was seen at various points as far
north AS Weston,
o. j, EStabrooS of Laudgrovo is
drawing lumber to this dcpo 5000 tt
at load.
The SITTER isindcbtedto Miss Maude
NJ, Benson, of Cambridge, Mass, for
a pleasant call, this morning. Miss B.,
wrote "My Vacation that was pub
lished in the SITTER last falland attractd
considerable attention, at the time.
Grant memorial services were not
held last Sunday, it being thought best
to postpone ii until the day of the ma
tional funeral and burial, which will
take place August Sth. On this day
the exercises, as advertised in our last
issue will take place, Full particulars
next week.
TAKES THE CAKE.
Mr.. Th0s. Jaquith brought in to this
Office this morning Il hens egg that
measures 7X9 inches in circumference.
The hen is doing as well us could be cX-
poctcd.
1t is reported here this morning that
Charlie Davis, son of Gilman Davis,
of Landgrovc, had cut his throat, and
his father had been so telegraphcd from
Ludlow wncrc the deed was done.
a RUNAWAY.
Last evening the Lowell Lake coach
was standing at the depot, in charge of
Frank Eddy, who was on the platform,
about assisting some passengers into the
coach, when the horses took fright and
bounded off at a lively gait, going
through the bridge and up Church st.
Arthur Holden, who was standing on
Chasc's store steps followed up and in
going mp the hill clung on to the hind
end of the coach, but did not succeed in
getting in and hold of the rcins until
the team reached j. G., Gales. Then
he readily stopped the runaways and
found no damage done.
WINHALL HoLLow.-F. W. Barn |
ard of Iioosick Falls, n. y, is visiting
in this vicinity, stopping at Geo. BARN.
ards. W. Russell and wife and Mrs, |
Addic WEIGH, also of Hoosick Falls, |
briefly stopping with john Barnard.
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COOKING RECIPES,
st. Louis, Mo-, and Port Dover Ont,
housekeeperS furnish ths following tried
recipes to the Detroit Free Press:

st. Louis, Mo-, and Port Dover, Ont
housekcepers furnish til. following tried
recipes to the Detroit Free Press:
FRIED sCMLops,
Drain two dozen seal, y carefully, and
after seasoning them with suit and pepper,
roll them lightly i'll fine bread crumbs.
Beat two eg : in soup plate, with a
spoon or fork. and II. ter dipping the seal
Tops IN the egg, roll them in Il quantity of
crumbs and lay them on a large platter,
Be careful that they do not touch each
other. When all have been Dreaded,
place i'll the irying-basi,et as many as can
be accommodated on the bottom and
plunge into boiling fat. Care should be
taken that the fish are thoroughly season
ed with salt previous TO the breadipg, and
that the fat is 50 hot that blse smoke
Flses from the cutter:
MEAL PUDDING.
Take three tablespoonsful of India meal
and one Tablespoonful CT wheat flonr and
mix evenly in twptilirds of a cupful of
cpld mix, add this with salt and two well
beaten eggs to one quart Of boiling milk
cook twenty minutes briskly. then pour
1t into well-butterad baking dish and
bake one hour Invariably keep baked
pudding covered. until about fifteen min
utes before 1t is ready to come out of the
oven, then remove cover and brown it
slightly
MACARoNI PUDDING.
One cupful broken macaroni. one and
one half pints milk, four eggs, one cupful
sugar, one large tablespoonful butter, one
tablespoonful extra Vanilla. Boil maca-
roni III we'll salted water ten minutes,
then add to the boiling milk and simmer
twenty minutes longer remove from fire,
pour on sugar, eggs and butter beaten
together, lastly add extract put in we'll
buttered pudding dish bake in steady
oven thlrty-five minutes aud serve with
sauce.
CUsTARD PuaDiNG.
One and one half pints milk, four eggs.
one cupful sugar, two teas, oonfuls yant:ls
Leaf eggs ana sugar together, dilute wiz
milk and extract, pour into buttered LA.
uing dlsh, SCI In oven in dripping pan two
thirds full of water, and bake until firm.
aoout forty minutes in moderate oven.
MEEINCUE RICE PUDDING.
Take teacupful of rice TO one pint Of
water. when the rice is boiled dry add on.
pint OF milk, piece OF butter the size OF
an egg and I've eggs. Beat the yoiks anl
grated rind Of Il lemon and mix with the
free Butter the dish, pour in the mix
ture and bake lightly Beat the whites to
a stiff froth; ada cup OF sugar and the
JUICE OF q lemon. Wien the pudding is
nearly dpne spread il gu the frdsting and
brown,
rAPIoCA PUDDING.
One cupful OF tnp!oca, one Quart OF milk.
one tablespoonful OF batter, one-half Gun
OF sugar. Soak tapioca in milk four
hours, then add TO other ingredients.
Bake slowly one hour.
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THIS PAPER pax Sd he fGqn d e Is Ct Gee
Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce Stl where advertising
contracts llay DC made for 1t IN NEW YORK,

Another week of warm weather.
Visitors and summer boartlcrs arc
getting two numerous to mention.
Are we to have bank? "Ah there,
the rub"
Rev. 7. Mackic is engaged to prcacl
at West Townshcnd for year.
Mrs NJ. Severance has been stopping
With her lnothc, Mrs. james Lyman At
Ncwfanc for several weeks,
Mr.. 4 Mrs. Goo. W. Goodcll, OF
Gardner, Mass. and Mrs. Mary Eva,
cromby of Boston have been visiting at
n. b. Johnson's.
We congratulate our Bondvillc
friends on the increased mail facilities
allotted them. This should have been
brought about Il lon" lime ago, but bet
ter late than never,
If you want machine repairing, or
new work done in that line. of amy de-
scripti0n, remember that there is thor
onghly equipped machine shop at Lon
dondclry. and that YOU can be accom-
modated there as well, # not better,
than at any other place in tho state,
", G. Lnmpson Of Manchester, who
Is selling Sewing Machines, Organs,
Pianos, sc. &C., was in town Il few
days since. Mr.. Lampson is doing a
thriving business and viii shortly place
his advertisement in the SITTER.
Mr.. & Mrs. Pike of Wilmington.
were in town Sunday, attending the fl-
neral Of Miss Wall, Mrs Pixies sister.
Mrs. Wall, The mother, accompanied
them upon their return, TO rest and re-
euperatc from her long and anxious
watching at the death-bcd of her daugh-
ter.
Miss Lucia Wall, daughter of Phi
letus Wall, who has been i'll for about
eight months, aud lately a great suffer-
er, quietly passed over '.the river" just
before midnight Thursday evening.
Her funeral took place, Sunday, from
the Baptist church, Rev. O. p. Fuller
officiating. Miss. Wall was an esteem
ed yoqng lady, and her early death Is
much regretted, and the family haYe the
sympathy Of the community.
As we made amistake in giving Mrs.
Woodward's recipe for Jersey pickles
W. reproduce il
JERSEY PlCk!E-5 lbs. ripe tomatoes,
slbs. sugar, l cup Of good vinegar, Il
few whole cloves, and little cinnamon
stick. Try it ladies.
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POfafO (u,tItra

Try our method, says Farm and Preside,
which is to cultivate altogether with the
ordinary double shovel, commencing as
soon as the to. are III inch or two above
the surface, and covering the entire plants
They won't stay covered but a day or two
but viii soon peep forth, green and strong
whlle the small weeds Which had started
aged
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Prof, SheltQn, in Il recent mdustrialist,
says 1T is only ten or twelve years since
tame grasses have been proftably grown
in the state outside of few eastern coun-
ties. In 1874 the total NUM- ar Of acres
was only 1854, but in 1854 the number
had increased 10 49,, s,i., in the last three
years the increase being at the rate of la5,-
coo acres per annum
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WEST WARDSBORO.

Eibridge Blodgrtt is very sick.
ID, \. Hammond LOST valuable horse
recently,
IL. A. Waite is building large adj
dition TO his hotel.
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JAMAICA.
TR1FELER'S GUIDE.

Trains leave Jamaica daily, Sundays OK.
eeptod, us follows Going south, mail 50 u, IN, /;
mixed ID p, M; going north, mixed 10 IS, mail 90
y, m,
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILs,--,Iohn q
Robinson, I, NJ. Mails close 20 minutes before Nr,
rival of mail trains Mails open 20 minutes after
rival of mail trains
Stage for Manchester and intermediate points
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays upon ar,
rival of morning down train,
Telegraph Office at Depot
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.


CoNG. CHuECH.-Rcv, D, II. stroug pastor.
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. M. Wed
ncsday on or before the full of the moon
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening. Mary Bigelov
/ Iirbiaran
Cool nights.
Refreshing showers last Saturday
that all were glad to see, excepting the
farmers who had hay out.
Miss Lizzie Stowel, of Waltham
Mass, is visiting friends in this vicini-
ty.
Master BERTHE ODER of Boston. Mass
is stopping with his uncle, Frank Ste,
yCns.
Last Sabbath our pastor, Rev. ID. II
! Strong, delivered a very interesting
discourse in memory of Gen. Grant,
1t seems very mournful to think that
he has gone to his last long home. His
death like that of Lincoln and Garfield
leaves a sad gap in the ranks of our
noble countrymcn that can never be
filled.
Miss Nancy DuIton is very low. Her
physician says there is no hopes of her
recovery.
Mrs. NJ. A. Parker is badly afflicted
with rheumatism.
II. Hayward has sold his interest in
the machine shop TO his partner. +. W.
Williams. who continues the business.
Ben Sparrow is working in the ma
chine shop.
a. W. j. wilkins has sold his fast
horse.
Dca. II. p. Dodge had quite a smash
up one morning last week. He had his
team at the door and was loading a large
trunk, when the horse, which is young
one, took fright, running and jumping
over two stone walls. wagon and all,
but tho last wall was II little too much
Of a good thing, both wagon and horse
going down in q promiscuous heap.
Fortunately the horse was not injured
but the wagon was entirely demolished.
Raspberrics are very plenty and nice,
the ladies are deeply interested in the
art of canning, drying &C., and COM
pairing notes, with each other, in re-
gard to the best method and reseipts
for so doing:
open Air Concerts,
The first of a series of outdoor con-
eerts will he given by the Londonderry
Cornet Band, Saturday evening, wealth,
er permitting, with the following pro-
grammc:
Royal Quickstcp.
Col. Reynolds Quickstcp.
Serenade," eve honor the brave"
Medley March.
Fantastic Walt2cs.
Gcucvr Nnrch.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CJNdREGArGoNAL-liev, q, q, Baker, paste
sabbathday services, II Is n. M; sabbath school
Immediately following this services. Evening serie.
rs ut 80 Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at I, Teachers meeting Frdey evenings at s,
BAPTIST CHuRCu.-liev, DeForest Stafford, pas.
or Services held, Morning, 10 IA; Evening, 7.
sabbat hschool ut close OF morning services.
REGULAR MEETINGS. OF
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Dairy Farming.

No system of farming demands more IN,
tlrins carefulness, greater TECHNICAL
kneWledgs, or mare rEeeisi,a in ne Eol
lhan dairy farming. LGpGGh Lirc >tmk
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"Has Stroll, cen Joining the church q"
"No; what made YOU think SOL"
"Why, notice that he looks as gloomy
here lately us a bear i'ng-house gas-jet,
and don know how c,st 10 account for
it,"
" Pshaw That's only because his wife
can skate, and"-
"And what :"
He emit "--ChicdJo H..
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To Destroy Chicken Mites.

Put sprigs OF cedar in the nests nf all
your hens, and lay the cedar wherever
there are any mites, and yau will not be
bothered with them long. For the sore
mead Ill chickens, give them, in their food,
sulphur once or twice week it will cure
all that have it and keep the other, free
from it.-HOne and Farm.
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10 looea TASTED screw apply heat TO
It's end. \ small bar ,r ROT of iron. fat
at the end, if redeemed Ia = Gre ana an
pied Tor two or three minutes, viii rrnocr
easy the withdrawal OF the screw.
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AYE s9iGur for E.ccs.

lnbolted rye -four is said to be Il good
substitute Tor bees in place of farina. l.
should be paced in shallow boxes y few.
rods from the bee stands So that The ees
San visit IT wheIsSef they So DESIRE
Home aud Fu3R
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RI.LIGIoUs SERVICES

BAPTIST CuuEou---Rev o. Z. Fuller paste r,
Every sabbath at 10 40 II, M, and 100 =. m, Sab
bath school, l. l5 p, NJ, Meeting on "Wednesday evS'
ungs at so
NJ. L, CuURcH--Rcy. W. II, Wight, pastor.
Services, same hours OF Baptist Church Prayer
meetings every Tuesday evening,
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No one thing will do so much 10 make
people independent Of the medical prorcs-
sion as the daily use of fruit. Farmers IN
whose families fruit is regularly and
largely consumed, seldom need our sery,
lees.-d Physician, IN I1GFo, 3stG
Yorker -"
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HyOuN.

Farmers, go at yaur work hopefully
Nothing AIDA more to your strength than
hope, The promises are all for you the
world depends for food and clothes on
your success. Keep ever in mind this
sense of universal brotherhood and inter.
dependence; it, makes a days blowing
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For Sale

\ full set of Timers Tools and
Stock lately owned by Mark II. Farms
worth, deceased. Said tools are first
class and nearly new. a large lot of
manufactured goods, sap heater, ST.
gar pals, stoves and other goods usual
ly found in a tin and stove store. Said
goods will he sold at reduced prices.
Shop open each afternoon from this
date, and at other times by calling at
the house. Mrs. Abbie S. Falmswoath.
Administrative.
Londonderry, Jan. 5, 1885.
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Extra copies of the SITTER can be oh
tanned every week at the office of pub
LEGATION and at the Post Office ut Lon
dondcrly.
Call ON the undersigned to Get your
watches and clocks repaired. Satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
G. a. WHITMAN,
so. Londonderry.
The Subscriber would call the attcn
ton of hog breeders to his fine Jersey
boar as being the best stock hog in this
section.
S. ID. CURTIS.
SKATING RISK.-ThC skating rink, at
so. Londonderry, will be open every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, I'M
ill futhcr notice. The management will
strive to maintain in the future the well
earned reputation of this rink for good
order and gcntlcmanly bearing.
Admission 10 cts. Owners of skates
10 cents. Good stabling, handy to the
Rink, free to its patrons.
Ladies admitted free.
st. On9e & Josselyn, prop,ictOrs.
7tf.
If you want job printing go to the
Sitter otficc-Scnd orders by mail and
the work will be returned by mail,
without extra CHARGE
do you want anew watch? If so
consult c. A Whitman. 50. London
derry. lie will warrant all watches pur-
chased through him.
Eaav;ssg bought the corner lot of II.
p. Chase, and commenced building, |
must have every dollar due me. except
phosphate acts, Oh or before July list,
1885.
Very Truly,
+. Winchester.
Transfer Paper
All colora, for sale at the SITTER
OFFICE. Sheets 10 "A only 10 cts. 3
sheets, different colors, % cts. Sheets
"a X 80 twenty-five cents. Sent by mail
post paid. Address.
II. NJ. Shanks.
So. Londonderry, Vt.
Raise SO3H SiOEk, ii Pays.
The subscriber offers to breeders his |
IIolstcin Ball, Felix, at Maple Grove |
Farm Londonderry. Terms - cash, !
G. Z. Farr, Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head lOc a line, each insertion