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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07

DIE &bnnin9en fra eagle 2ate i
bette County tom tilba9e fra en Eur
til 8aibinston territory iibite Manz
bag. San bar paret borte omtrent
tollser. San iiser,at ban iaa laa me-
get, BET bat ulerpanlist for bam, at
fan uiffe tan forteqe bet".
9an iom iaa mango andre, babbe
bnot for Spit til at flbtte til @aibins~
ton TerritorD, TIL ber ituloc bet bore
iaa meset bebre eno Minneiota, men
nu ct ban ala6 oper, at ban er tilba~
&c isien, oa at ban life bapoe Samiz
lien meb. San raaber enbper til, at
fan fprit refer Os ier fig um, fpr ban
flDtter for 9oot. 9pao oer fornem=
melia lite buebe Mr. &gnninseu, par
bet piloe og ucipililereoe 2ip, iom
man lepeoe bcr. Der1om en- life baoz
be 8en9e, os ban fom iGB6 eller blep
ips, oar oer lite nosen, 1om brpb fig
ON bam. San pioite iaale6es, at bet
laa en- lpg @anb ubenfor BDen Spo=
fame Sails u9 omfon1 Der om 9fatten.
9an napnte en 8D, bpor BET bar
fulot al @alooner, @piuebuler os pro-
itituerenoc Snititutioner, os &uin=
6erne, iom bauoe @temmeret, itemte
for 2icenle. Set bar meset panife=
list for alminoelise Nrbeiosfolf al
faa Nrbeioe, os oer betaltes 8 9oll.
ONT llsen for Scott os 2o9i. Murere
os Sneofere funoc Dog tiene sanite
sobt. San bapoe truffet mango lple
os leoise ManS fra Minneiota, lom
lite funbe fomme berfra i9ien. forbi
be lite baooe Bsn9r. 9an flyer, al
bet uar me9et folot Der MI, os tprt,
o9 @reslet bar itfe oucr Ell Eomme
lanst os 9peoen 4 = 5 CONNER,
9an foritoo lite, buorle6es &reature=
ne funbe leue, men be 1aa gobt uo.
35arminsslano, boor Ian oar, tufe=
be $50 pr. Gcre. San baobe feet
@teber Der ifulbe pere ct llass &raiz
rie, men bet bar blot @rus os @ten.
Sen bebite Sor6 par opimoo 6ieloe=
ne. Do9 par Der o9Iaa iore Stref=
Ringer, Ium fulee bore meset fru9tz
bare, os buor 5ruster potite bppi9t.
Men aft ialt ta9et nilbe life Mr.
&pnnisen bDtte lin @aale 2ate Tarm
for nosen &ris, oeriom bet ejalt al
bo i @aibinston territory.
Mi1s @lepelanb ifal imbbe1e fin
@irtiombeo iom Sober al 8laoet
Literary Life @bicaso meo itore
6orbaabninser. Blabet CT tire glar
9ammelt men 1fal life bi6til babe bapt
itor 5remsans. Mils gleuelanb, IL
ger Pioner Press, ct maaite Beiibz
oelie al GDsti9beo not til at brin9e
bet op til en- bpi titerer @tanbaro.
Men ba faar bun arbeibe baarbere
eno bun noseniinoe bar siort. @i>
benitabelise Tibfrifter 8eiten ct be
er bet lite let at faa til at tribes.
80 ..dboro i Mas1aduIetts
ct enru.1b fremfommet meb Jororing
paa @ienbomsret til bele 8Den ifpl9e
@tipber fra 1885,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07

Seo ben republifan1fe Convention,
iom ben 3Ote Sum- uar 1ammentalot
forat nominere &anoibat for &ongres=
mano fra femte &onsres= Diitritt, ,blep
&nnte 9tellon 9jennomineret meo 9(c=
clamatiou. s. S. &inbreo bar Jor=
mans peb @onbentipnen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07

Seo treble 8allot for &e9iiter Of
9eeos unoer @onpcntionen Ter9us
Sails iiblte use blep Ser fa1tct f(c:e
@temmcr, cnb Der bar 9elesater i
gonoentioncn. Ser blep fprit la9t,
at bet bar tre Stemmcr forme9et.
@enerc blep oct 1a9t, at bet bar BLOT
en- formeget. @elp Mr. &oDingtons
Organ inor6mmer, at ocr bar en-
Stemmc forme9et, i6et Goen fit 20
@temmer, 8oDinston so, tillammem
$50 Stemmer. Dele9aternes 9(ntal
bar blot 149. Mr. 8oDin9tpn blep
altiaa nomineret pc6 Ell Ballot, bpor=
peb Der bar fultet, o9 bet nar bette,
1om naturli9pis frapebc cit @rtraz
Circus forat bliue bulldozed iaienz
nem.
Set pi( onre fin Sroen Der at
pemRrte, al per oeD fDr1tc Nal0t
fun blep fafet IA Stemmer, o9 peb
anoen 8allot 147 @temmcr, o(tlaa
itemte ifte ale Delc9ater.
Set CT iffc beller mere lanolynliot,
at DC ale 1fuloe femme peo iiofe
Ballot, og octte fat man piQet rette
paa, mcn bet par 10 panIteli9t at
rpas1e Maaoen", o9 laa uilbe ll(Dtz
fen, at ocr ltuloe blipe Tor mango
@tenlmelebler.
Sc Dele9ater, lom life itemte, bar
natnrli9ois paa @aoen cllcr paa So
tellernc.
&eo anbet Ballot bapoe BoDinston
if6l9c SC to anore &labe Der / Byen
fun en- II 5temme mere en6
Boen.
&orc lfanbinapiltc Sarmerc o9 &en-
net af sQlianccn rciite bjem om 9lftez
men bitre / 9n o9 forpli9tebe fig til
Dcrefter of itaa faitere op til Mr.
8oen og Sarmernes 3idet cno mo-
gcnIin0c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07

@Dtten Stater og ct Serritorium
bar peota9et 9ope, iom bcitemmer, at
Stnbiet af Slfobulens &irfninser
iom 9rif ltel sjpres til Sfolefas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07

Sbl9enoe par De tretten 9ele9ater,
oer peb @ountD=@onpentioncn 1iofe
ll9e blcp oalst til at reprelentere
Sttertail County peo @pnuentionen
Brainerb iibltc Snsbas:
s. 6. gorlils, S. .. Barfc,
.. M. Bid, Sobn @. Malou,
S. IS. @iliams, q. 2eporlon,
Eetcr 2inoal, Sans Mitfellon,
8. 6. gbaie, 81. .. Safer,
9. 3. llnber,uuoo, q. s. 2umo.
&nu6 @eoer1on.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07

8raiitent @lebelano bat roetoet"
en- Mansbc 2obforilas i bet iibfe,
inbtil femten paa en- Sag.
New York World fi9cr berom:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07

Mf be 5000 2erere ps 2Grerinber
Mebraita er Der 1000 af be iibfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07
&igti9t for &affcorittert*

Ser fan pares fra til 10 Gents peo at fibbe MCLAUGHLlNS
xxx brenote of (ie9s blot Guno Ger) Wan Tan lite aa
os ofl9 ps ae for mnore eno ben neonte Sor ris
Ne 9mm &pbmeno bette uobpoer ben nforbbooet ioet
bar fine unos bebi Sner for 9e oeo at bns roe pl
orpse beres fetns @no brnse bent prre Sone @ntele
@anblenb paa pbel9e ua opmnn til at pbe
ubrano @af rre 8ar oa bs oroe ber fprre Sab Dem
life papr al andre nresreoe bpm p rpo bor &af o ao
ben w r abs oeo 8orrnls6eo font 9r Be o norpmme at
bebre nosen anbn @e 8ar os aa so om e an pbe
for 252sc 8no @elges a be forneml Grocery 5anb
re 8ben
3lt+ E. 9tt1nu9hlim + Co. 6
Importers Jobbers and Roasers of Coffee 49, 84 86 and SS
South Water St., Chicago 3m122
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07
~ Y II L AfrhiIt
&ontrplerer Sernbanerne.
q g. 0c9Nnrrn

8i( fontro(ere 6anbeleu meb Maz
ler1ager. 9l(le Gatentz Tarper $3.50
pr. Gallon, / Butitfen peo @itD=9al=
len. Seq iel9er blot ben beoit tilbe;
rebte Malin9. Die Tan tipbes ber
&c billisere eno no9et anoet Steos;
ps ale andre Maler1 8pr1ter,
&e99epapir oiu. til en tillparenoe
Yris.
s. @+ 9eNartd*
Merme1t @itp= Sal, 5ersus SolIs.
jn9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07
9eitD &ro8> / 6ronten!

Sort nDe Opas for &aan &oer, atte &uer os @erreGqu
pernsssenanoe eoe for 9eres Snipio Set bet ae
boe Dpas om neennoe op ber oe blioe iolst
Eris, END no9en tpr
ibb life Dollars 8arb br Sc bar feet buao III fan lbD
9r[ [kp 8rntbfr@.
@eoplf8' Square Scaling
@lot6ierS.
mp5 go. 1872 2i,,cpln 2lp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-07
FARMERS TICKET

LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Senator John B. Hompe.
Representatives:
II. p. Bjorge.
Henry Plowman.
COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor = Oscar Hanson.
Treasurer = &. A. Lindquist.
Register of Deeds = H. E. BOen.
Sheriff II Brandenburg.
County Attorney : G. T.. Lewis.
Judge of Probate &C. e. Chapman.
Superintendent of Schools-Geo. F.
Cowing.
Surveyor = D. G. Keefe.
Court Commissioner-E. II. Tues
ley.
Coroner w. C. Bedford.
County Commissioners:
1st District w. B. Mitchell.
End District-August Kowaldski.
Sd District = Knud Peterson.
4th District - j. A. Hawkinson.
5th District - Lars ]. Halden.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21
no. BOB.



APPLICATION FOR A IATENT.
US. Land Office, ut Las cruces n. VI.
~orr,,, JG'y ofh' irsd;
Wa ~ - iv'. .tcn Ih~t rom r.
:. 'r''"l" MI !. ;, T'n'' n,'uISSS : " m
W"Nf, -tGN FivA,oo' n"S tllS u"N hiIu DIS
%pi'',,%i ,,Hr,U tsduI IL, ~, t"tNt "uM1
v,,.clitr N;,'aa Nlr@ ",i a. " ~ ~!
'it,,. ~, ,, - go 'N"
49, " i"'oN ; ~" W '".N.' ."
al in WIN a',,{i'''' ,Et ''U, ~ ".i..h' s",.,.
oe ~ ' ~ ."E ~ Ntll.HS i'ts..I''' county
"r ! h1 Til ~ i'I,''"II vi -'c" '',AI[o'
'inj w., "IS', n",v J' ~ '"' nr''' l''S anu
STEn,' Pn"t' d" :" ,'''> ",i'r" as '"'IT! go,
Vs,, ,,o,i, III % NJ. a&,a' VI
~. &c i"'o'i'" h,lru''n wy SUI
vi 4" - 'N''- =" ; 'oI''NS 70 VII
Beginning al cor 40 | location n " cor
II purphry stone 2iyCNG is. set II in the
ground chisplcd 1-5js. wb,nrn tho "a
V ~ o ". -, >p,eNF - e. pears u 90
~ ub W l4SS.2 Ia (traVCrSc line from
cor 30. / n : IL q I9t ff-thrrre ~ m
90 500 ft-thencc IA 4O- " 80 II to !
sec corr Cor No 1 of survey No 55S
bears n : 10 @ 49, f; n G cor of Home
stake official survey No 1916. the Home
stake Gold Mining Go claimant Lpnrs SIG
TO- G Is #. A pinon ) ius diam markcd r.
T1-j5S, beats $ Is 10 e II n - ninor 4
ms diam. marked B r l-J5s hears : "a
% c49.5 ft-thence SO > p 2g6 fl to c,r
No. 90 location n { cor q porphry storr
2"v1XSins got {: In sf5tpd. Shin. fne
2-jJS. whence a pinon 3 ms diam. niorkrd
BT2-55S bears u SO Q AZ Ell fl. nf
non { ins diam. marked T2-559 bears
Al : 40' w 525 ft-thrncc 14o 1O' % 13qn
feet to cor No. B onsrtzite stone st[Sy5
ms set ] fit in ground. chjsclcd SINS
whence location $ e cor bears 8 % : TO- @
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21
A Legal Precedent.

Already, before the passage OF
a day, sounds Of rivalry and mgu-
mcnt are heard as to who shall
step Into Mr.. TiIden's shoes. The
dlsputants should be reminded Of
the rebuff administered to the
young Irish barristcr who boosted
that he was going to step into Cur
rams "FuiX, thin, . SAID friend
"yell find 'em too big for We. "
Ii amy man lives who is destined
to step Into Mr.. Tllden's shoes we
may be SURF II. is unlikely to be
found contending that lie is fitted
tor the honor.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21
ArrLrcAr1nN toa A PATENT.

APPLICATION Foa A patent.
L.. ), Land OiHce Las Cruces. y. VI.
july SIh. 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given, thut John L.
Wilson whose post office address is White
Oai,s, New Mexico has This dat.nlld hi.
nrplicatin for a patent for eie-cr huu-
drcd aud thirty five linear feet Of the Mi.
ners cabin Mine or vein. bearing gold
and silver. with surface ground three nun
drcdfcet In width. situated in White Oaks
Mining District, County of Lincoln. and
Territory of Me- Mexico. ami DESIGNATED
10y The field notes and official plat on file
in this office as Survey No 81, in Town
ship Sin. >. Range Eleven T.. of New Men
leo Principal Mcrcdisn. said survey No.
Dol being as follows, to-wit
Beginning mt cor No. I location, n W
cor n porphry stone 4XSX2l ms set ! fooi
in ground Chisclcd 1851. whence IA. w Z
cor OF sec %. twp q ST II G. bears n 81 or
53 " 1866 II traverse line II 55- so W
800 II iU point thence D. 4O1 " $50 II 10 !
see corr A pinan { inS. diam. marked IS
7 1857 bears n 9o 10 c 2S-5 ft. \ piuuu
Is ms diam. marked i T1-j57 hears II DC
% e. 30 3 fl y e cor Of lIomc>takc official
survey. the Uomcstakc Gold Mining Co
claimant hears $ | . i0' W asa #. Thence
II 53 : e. 300 # To cor No . location. n e cor
a porphry stone 20x12N3 ms set 1 fl i'm
ground. chisclod 2-551, whence "a cedar 10
ins liam marked i r 2-jJ1 bears s as
80 west - Il, a cedar g ms in diam.
marked Il / 2-551. hears = To- " ~ fl.
Thence 80 = e 1875 fl to cor No. 3 at
UOmcstake road location. $ q cor a. quart
zitc stone 20NsX5 ins set / # IN. ground.
chiseled 3-55I whence a cedar - ms dit.
marked BT3-55i bars II 40cc 5.2ft. a
cedar - in diam. marked T.. T3-551 bears
n s. % g lS,Gf:. Thence s. 80 W 80
II to cor NOD, a quartIitr stone 2tNiN4
ms set # in ground, chi,eled 10 -
W hence location $ W cor bcars 5 sos W 3
ftr, Il cedar 6 ins diam. marked b T 4-551,
bears $ 10 30 So #, u cedar - ms dia.
marked b 7 4-5j1, bears 23c cG1.5 ft.-
Thence II 81 1875 # to cor Fo. /, and
place of beginning. Magnetic variation
12o A. e.. containing 7.S2 aces.
The location of this mine 10 recorded in
the Recorders office OF Lincoln Go. New
Mexico. in book b, page 2G9 OF Mining
Locations. The adjoining c%laills are
claims SO badly mixed that | cannot tell.
Any, and all persons, claiming adverse
", any portion of said Miners Cabin
Mine, or surface ground, are required to
file thcirndycrsc claims with the Register
of the United States Land Office, at Las
Cruces, in the Territory of New Mexico
during the sixty days period O: publica-
ton hereof, or they will be barred by vir-
tue of the provisions Of the statute
EDMUND G SHIELDS. REGISTER
| hereby designate the LINCOLN COUNTY
dealer. weekly newspaper published at
White Oaks, New Mexico, rs published
nearest laid %claila, ard direct that thefore
going notice be published therein for tie
period of ten Consecutive weeks.
10 EDMUND G. SHIELDS. Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21
Mary Lamb.

A o,y Fas once a ked
10 name the poem he thought
vas the most famous in the English
languagc md unhesitatinglv re
piled. MARY llnh a Little Lamb.
The boy seriously gave his opinion
and from his point of view he was
right There are other versions Of
the poem than the one he mad in
his mind. and we give a few OF
thcm.t.at are so lannon's.
II re is - verse from the Chi
nese version :
o. mlnamed Mall had'lamb,
Fleece al samct whitrc snow.
Evly place Nal!gad walacc.
Baa-bau hoppcc long too"
An Anericanized German has
tried his hand on the poem as fol
lows:
Dat Mary hat got Elm lcedIe schaf,
Nit hair shuat like zuome WOOL,
Und an der blacc dat gal did. vent
Dat chat 40 like elm fool"
An Irishman, stimulated 10
doubt by the German, and not to
be outdonet3 by him, puts the
rhyme in this way
Mary had II little shape.
And the wool was white entorirely,
And whincycr Mary would sthur her
sthumps
The young shape would follow het.com-
plately."
The Americanized French yer
sion has a ring to it that is lacking
in the others given. 1t is:
ala petite Marie had ale ieune mutton,
he wool was blanche as 1e snow,
And every whore Ia petite Marie went
lie jeuao mutton was sure to so"
Youths Companion.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21
Eggs, Bad Eggs.

A case of eggs was accidentlly
tipped off Il dray in Bostons.t the
other day and some broke. 1t
was then discovered that the eggs
were ofiroughencd porcelain and
contained whiskey, each haYing in
it a good, square drink, which
had been filled in by a hole in the
big end OF the egg, the aperture
being alterward plugged and chal.
.ked over. There were six cases OF
~ dozen each in the load, and
were consigned to hotels in New
port and Narrangansett Pier, r. l..
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21
NOTICE or PROOF.
Land Office, at Las Cruces, n. NJ.
lulY ~. ISa|

July -, 1885.
Notice + hereby given that the BLOWN.
named settler has hlcd notice of his ~intoufior
10 make hnnl proof IN uuuOrt Of MS cinim
aud that said proof viii be- made before Pro
1856 viz
WILLIAM v, ltOGRRs. on dCClarHtory state
mont No. .flj, for he = a. n a ana q y n "
p sec 8. Twp 9 Zoe.
H,fuames The following witnesses to prtV,
ms ~cuhtlni,uk tpSiuCnCc upOn, and Cultiya,
ton or, sald amt viz-Oscar r. Dyer. june,
Y lSln. JVuCs q GCduan. ana ,Jthn AleNan,
der, HI! of Lincoln county. New Mexico.
40 Edmund q. SHIELDS. Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21

Little boy tto very stout lady
visitor -Nasn't you single before
You married Mr.. Slimley Stout
lady Yes, my dear, Little boy
PerpleXed)-O, then when you
married Mr.. Shiny You became
double, didn't youl Stout lady
O, no, my dear; we became one,
as they say. Little boy (conclu-
sively)-O, then you're the one,
ain't you i-Harper'sBazar.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21

A wit being asked, on the fail
ure OF a bank, :" we're you not up
set (" replied, NO | only lost
my balance. >
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21

1t YOU want address cards, cal
ing cards, or any kind of busines,
cards, envelopes, neatly printed,
letter heads, statements, notes or
any kinds of blanks, call on us,
We'll doit. job work done neatly,
quickly, and in a manner to suit
all. Do you want posters, dodg-
ers, handbills, programs, or, in
fact, anything that a be- done
with type and ink, if you call on
us we will do it for You, tor
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-08-21
s 0G T Io UOG0NSTIPATI0N2

Testimony Of HIRAM WARNER, Chief-Justice Of Ga:
4" have used simmons Liver Regulator for Consti-
patton OF my Bowels, caused by q temporary De-
rangement OF the Liver for the last three or four
years, and always with decided benefit
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-17
ia NDGROVE.

Republicans of this town met III cau-
Gus at the post-o1iice last Saturday eve
ming for the purpose of choosing dele
gates to the state convention TO be held
at Montpelier, June 1G. A good num-
Der was present and quite an interest
manifested, making choice of II. e.
Fem and w W. Wiley as delegates,
! D. Mardcn and G. W. Woodward as
substitutes. Al pledged their word
not to vote for a man connected with
any ring.
Willis Butterfeld had the misfortune
to loose horse last Saturday by falling
into spring, which was covered with
plank, which had become so dccaycd
that one of them broke and the horse
went in wcdging her in on either side
50 closely she could not eXtrlcatc her
self, though appearances indicated q
desperate effort to do so. She lived but
short time after being found.
A. Woodward sold four wears old
colt last week to Herbert Buss of Wcs-
ton for :95.
To-day, Tuesday, arrangements had
been made by a company of towns peo-
pie and vicinity, to visit Lowell Lake,
but was prevented in consequence of
the rain. Next week Tuesday, the %,
has been decided to make the excursion
to the Lake. A good time is anticipa-
ted. All arc invited.
The Bailey family are afflicted with
sickness. Nellie has not been able to
attend to her school for Two weeks,
Andrew has been laid-up all the winter
and the mother is sick.
Elmer Lampson, who has been al
work for Estcrbrooks for two years
has gone to Brattleboro TO work.
Mrs. W. j. Cudworth visited friends
in Londonderry, Wednesday. This is
the first time she has been able to gel
away from home since last fall.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-17
LONDONDERRY.

We arc having nice rain in this sec
ton, which will prove very beneficial
to vegetation.
Mr.. s. Mrs. Geo. +. White of Rut-
land are the guests of their brother, d.
W. Parker. They formerly resided at
this place and their old-timc friends are
very happy to meet them once more.
The Sabbath School concert last Sun
day evening proved very successful and
interesting. The children acquitted
themselves finely, both in singing and
speaking. The church was handsomely
decorated with towering and foliage
plants, cut flowers, sc. A goodly
number of people were present.
Fred NJ. Leonard of this place and
Miss Mary llannum of Weston, will
be united in marriage at the Congrega-
tional church at Weston, Oh the evening
of June 10. a large number of card,
have been sent out, and doubtless many
friends will assemble to witness the
ceremony and offer hearty congratula.
tons to the happy couple. May thcil
pathway, through life, be filed witt
sunshine and happiness.
There is to be celebration at this
place Saturday, July 8. We can give
no particulars, as we have not been able
10 learn them.
IL. A. Hayward is in town after al
absence of several months.
Alonzo Stevens has gone to Boston
George Larrabe is in town, visiting
his sister, Mrs. Jennie Stowell an(
other friends.
Mrs. Eta Eames is on the sick list.
Mrs. Dir. Paine of Boston has re
turned to this place and will spend thC
Summer with her father, Alonzo Stey
ems.
And now The telephone company il
on Il strike, messages cannot be sen
from any Office i'll this vicinity.
Mrs. Levi Strong of Jamaica dict
very suddenly last week. Funeral ser
vices were held at the church at thi
place last Sabbath. Cousin NELL.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-17

10Th, T.. |, Kendall, Geo. =. Durbec,
Q. l.. Liyemorc, G. Taylor, subsli-
tutcs,
Some one, being short of change, has
been manufacturing zoe pieces and
passing them around in this section.
They are dated 1883 and look very well
but are soft aud lack the jingle,
We notice that the Ladies have inn
proved the inside of the church very
much by putting down carpets through
the aisles and oil cloth around the stoves
There is room for some improvements
on the out side. The Ladies not being
good hands with the hammer and saw,
would ask the gentlemen to try THEN
luck At repairing the steps in front OF
the church,
Last Sunday was Children's day,
with Sunday School concert at 5 p. m,
II being rainy the attendance was small.
The Ladies brought in plenty of flowers
and several cages of canary birds. The
little birds joined in the singing right
merrily, and the children did their
part quite well and made il u pleasant
day, although it raincd outside.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-17
WORTH TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

Mr.. c. P. IIerrick, the druggist, in Tilton
n. H., has taken considerable interest in
Browns Sarsaparilla, for the reason that it is
highly satisfactory TO his customers who are
among the leading citizens fthc place
a Browns Sarsaparilla man was introduced
by Mr.. Triton on Wednesday,, Dec. ed, to
MIR. Chels P Sargent, of Tilton, who gives
it his unqualified endorsement Mr.. Sargent
says; 81 had an internal humor. coupled with
insomnia, or inability to sleep. l have visited
and consulted several medical men, but got no
relief until | used Browns Sarsaparilla. |
am on the fourth bottle. The humor has been
driven out and the bowels regulated. | sleep
well and would not so back TO where l was
before | used Browns Sarsapariila for forty
dollars"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-17
WARDSBORO.
\ SEVERE ACCIDENT

SEVERE ACCIDENT
Felix Gilfeathcr met with a severe
accident last Tuesday by the discharge
of a shot gun, breaking both bones il
the left leg below the knee. 1t was al
first feared that amputation would be
necessary. Drs. Bliss Il Ray were il
attendance and hope to save the limb.
For into all lives some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dreary."
Lester Wilbur and Frank Waite
went to Brattlcboro and Guilford last
week for few days pleasure.
Mr.. & Mrs. Stctson of Jacksonville
spent i-< Sunday with Mrs. Stetson's
parents.
Miss Morse of Newfanc is stopping
at the hotel.
Mr.. Thayer and wife are visiting at
$. S. Phillips,
W. Eddy has snapped horses with
Mr.. Jennison of Windham.
Mrs. }. L. Morse has gone to Towns
bend to stop with her daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Cobb.
Owing to the rain last Sunday eve
ming the childrcn's exercises were post
poncd until next Sunday evening.
L. 3. Bisscll and ID. Waite went to
Montpelier as delegates TO the Republic
can state convention the 1G.
lima Cobb was in town this week.
A Strawberry festival talked of.
Have the people forgotten that the
anniversary Of the declaration of indie
pendcmcc occurs upon the 4th of July?
Q.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-17
SOUTH EYsNDEsA IA.


The long looked for and much needed
rain has come, reyiging vegetation and
putting new life into everything.
The chimneys TO the church are com
pletcd, and gives a better look to the
whole thing.
Melvin Pratt and brother, from
Newfane, were here last Monday to
look at tbc church, aud have engaged to
do the kalsomining and papcring. they
commence work next Monday.
Mr.. Barney and wife and Mr.. iiig-
gins and wife, from So. Acworth, n.
H., spent the Sabbath with Rev. d. L.
Tuck.