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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-02-17
LATER NEWS.

WOpK In tho AmoskanO mills at Man
oLns,a,. ~ II 80 S,,',,',,7Sio Il -, uo iSti,
cneseeT, ~ ~, was husPehueu al On tnc @ @loUn
ana O'Vo operatives arc OUT Inc WehVers
demanded twenty per cent. increase IN
wages and on being refused they struck,
and visiting other mills drove out the oper-
atives. The agents shut down the works
and the police drove the strikers from the
v,rds
ONE OF tne walls OF the cotton store-house
at TompkiDsville, l.. J., which was burned
several days ago, fell on the 18th, seriously
iniuring five men. A laborer named Boner
had his head crushed and will die.
JoHN Is. Couch, the renowned temper
ance advocate, was attacked with a stroke
of apoplexy while delivering u lecture NJ
philadelphia on the 18th. and his condition
was considered serious.
NJ. e., rs -, o, . IT, ,,
ImE nrnh OF Sapln O. Iore, lquoT ueaiers
OF Chicago discovered the other day that
their safe wasminus about $500, and one
Of their most trusted employees, l.. A. Hop
kins, was missing IL is believed he has gone
10 Canada.
!" San"1e'
Mhs; TREsCoTT, ,hgeu hlhety-uWo' was
burned 10 death NJ her nome near IayfOfs-
vile, Muskingum County, o., on the 18th
by falling into an open fire.
- a. ,,,,, NJ. w. yu.,
n tnc oenutc On tne lo.n mr. nun NyGhh
snpm,tted az amendment 70 the uousc Dili
70 increase lne pens ps 0ns on, OF W vows ana de,
penueht rclhtives nI nccehsed sou crs hnn
sailors, prOVldinR mat u, nor chlldron shhli
receive 20 per month when one parent IS de'
cehse1, hnu SlV Nnen botn phrents nre ue
ceaseI; lhht tne pens onnDie hEe DC eh,
tended 70 elgh,ecn Years, ana thht lathers nnl
mothets oniy nc reql req 70 provo ncpen1
ence ~ the time OF appnc9tloh Ior pensions.
Mr. hawley prcfsntel D,i lookIng 20 the
taAat on oi lnhds grhnlcu 70 tno Nortnerp
Paclnc haliroad Company ana by thht com
pany dcedcd 20 settiers, Wnlcn lhnus, ~ @ unno oT
the United states, are untaNa1le. Ihcse war,
ranty deeds, tne Senator cNpa'ned. covered
miil ons upon mliIons OF hcrcs OF lnnu Inc
bill was referred 70 me comm ttce on PuOl
Lands. DIll grnht,ng the lranklng PRIV.
lego 10 MRS Jul y. Grant was passed, as
was also q D'li ior thc rcie OF ine MISSION
Indians IN CALIFORNIA MT. Mltcncll, OF
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VORATIO SEYMOUR DEAD
He Passes Peacefully Away at the Resi-
deuce Of His Sister, Mrs. Roscoe
0onkling,
Utica, N. Y, at Ten O'Clock Last Nigh'
Surrounded by His Family ana
Friends-Causs of His Death
Cerebral Efrusion.
ANOTHER STATESMAN GONE.


Utica, N. Y, Feb. 13.-Ex-Governor
Seymour died at just ten o'clock last night
at the residence Of his sister, Mrs. Roscoe
Conkllng. He began TO fail perceptibly' ~
four o'clock. Shortly afterwards, owing
to stimulants he rallied little but soon re-
lapsed into total Inconsistencies. during
his illness he has had little If any physlcal
suffering and yesterday was wholly with
out pain. "
Mrs. Seymour, who Is very Ill, sat with
him during the afternoon. Most OF the
time the Governor rested peacefully and his
condition could only be distinguished from
natural sleep by the ashen palor and the
labored breathing.
At $3.50 o'clock he was sinking rapidly,
his pulse could scarcely be counted and the
respiration was more and more difficult He
died without struggle, and as peacefullyas
one falling asleep. The immediate cause OF
his death was cerebral efrusion, the usual
process of death in old age.
Those present when he passed away were
Mrs. Seymour and her sister, Mrs. Nelson,
of New Brunswick, " j.; the Governors
brother, John f. Sc. nur, Of Utica; his
sisters, Mrs. Lincklaen I'D Mrs. Conkling;
Dr. W. E. Ford and Judge Bulger. AS yet
no arrangements have been made for the
funeral.
1t Is stated that the complication Of phys
ical ailments which has finally resulted In
Mr.. Seymour's death originated with his
being sunstruck while at work on the roads
of his town as Pathmaster, which office, he
used to say, was the only one he ever asked
for. Mr.. Seymour suffered from vertigo
after the sunstroke, and never entirely re-
gained his former strength. He dsliked to
admit lnfrmlty, and when pressed to labor
on behalf of Mr.. Tlden he did so beyond
his strength and seriously weakened his sys-
tenn.
His canvass for Hancock in 1880, which
was made against his physicians orders,
nearly completed the wreck Of his health
and closed his political labors.
Mrs. Seymours Illness has of late worried
the Ex-Governor and fastened his decline.
He seemed aware OF approaching death for
the past ten days, but said little on the sub
sect
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,ur is moderately steady only.
Threatening to Cut Reservoir Dam.

DAYTON, o., Feb 13.-An excited mob
threatened to cut through the reservoir dam,
in the eastern part Of the city, on Thurs.
day, to draw off the water so that the body
Of little John Franz, who was drowned the
day before, might be recovered. The reser-
voIr was thoroughly dredged, but the body
could not be found Several hundred men
armed themselves with picks and shovels and
began to cut through the bank. The police
department was applied 10 for assistance and
force Of men were at once dispatched to
the spot. The mob was furious and the
police had considerable trouble In restoring
order.
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the EAST.

Three hundred bodies Of soldiers from the
burying ground on Governors Island were
deposited in new graves in the National
Cemetery, Cypress Hills, Newton, L. L, on
the 11th. Some Of the remains were buried
nearly one hundred years ago.
Advices from the peach-growing districts
of Delaware state that careful survey OF
the peach orchards Of the peninsula for a
week after the cold snap Of February and
Is has convinced the most experienced grow
.ers that the crop of 1885 is about dead. The
.mercpry on those days ranged between five
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-02-17

-"Sec here" said the managing cd.
itor to hcad-liner employed on the
paper, "haven't you made mistake
in tho heading to this articleP" "How
sop' inquired the youth, anxiously
"You say that the members Of Cop
gress will attend horse circus The
word horse is superiluous, is It notP
All circuses are horse circuses, / be-
lieve." "You think, sir, 1t would have
been better to have omitted the word
'horsep" DECIDEDLY" at wou[
have been all right ,thenP" 20, Yes"
'But the proof-reader is to blame. ]
wrote 1t house caucus" "Oh!n-
TuUeler's Magazine.
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During Che French and Indian wal

During the French and Indian war
A road was built from Crown Point
across the Green mountains to Fort No.
4, now Charleston, N. II. This road
played an important part in the mill
tary operations OF succeeding Indian
wars and in the revolution. 1t Is now
proposed to resurvey the course and
erect suitable marks and memorials
Boston Journal.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-02-17

1T is said Of particular dame that
she cut the fur on The edges Of her new
sealskin sacque so that people would
not mistake the genuine fur for plush.
-Chtca0o Herald.
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GRAFTON.

There will be q mectingat the Grange
hall Oh Tuesday evening, Sept. Nth.
At which time and place a lecture may
be expected from a. D. L. iIerIick Of
Chester.
The farmers are harvesting their corn
and potatoes. The corn leaves have
been slightly frosted, but the corn is in
good condition and Il fair crop. pota-
toes are good. but only about one half
IA crop.
Rev. Geo. ODER and family are OF
Oh two weeks vacation.
Arthur i. White is teaching il! Il Sc
lcct school in Arlington.
Arthur Willard, Chas. Wright and
Julia ODER are attending school at Yer
mont academy and John Bodget at
Chester high school.
The estate real aud personal of the
late Josiah Wright is advertised for
sale ataHctian next Tuesday.
Lafayette TownShend and lis daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nellie Z. Barrett are expect
ing TO leave Vermont soon and make
their home in Starkc, Florida.
c. S. White would like to show YOU
six acres of good corn in one field
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WARDSBORO.

Nellie Rice has gone TO Mortified,
Mass. to attend school.
Mrs. Holland rimpton from New
fame is visiting friends here.
Lucy Whitaker has gouc to Ncwfanc
for weeks vacation.
Ellen Cobb is working at the Under
wood House.
\ delegation of soldiers and citizens
attended the soldiers reunion at Brat
tleboro last Saturday.
Little Jessie Howard wishes TO thank
Clara May for her very acceptable pres
ent of delicious pears and plulns, which
were, she says, '!most to good to eat"
Since the railroad accident some of
our village people have tried the exper-
iinent Of filing their meal barrels with
sawdust, and willie their own horses
seem to thrive, the other neighbors
can't get the hang of feeding it. q.
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LANDGRONE.

Farmers in this locality are digging
their potatoes, some have finished and
report q light crop, they are rotting too
quite badly.
Charlie l.. Woodward, wife and ba-
BY, Miss Nellie Conant of RoXboro,
Mass. and Rev. Mr.. Parsons from Put
ney are visiting at c. W. Woodward's.
Mr.. Parsons preached q very able dis
course at the church last Sunday eve
ming, but in consequence of the rain
the audience was not large, but those
who did not attend do not know how
much they lost.
Miss Minnie Pcarsons is visiting at
her uncle's, VIM. Jaqucth.
John Duane, who has been in a very
critical condition since last writing, is
now improving and it is hoped the cri-
sis is past.
One day last week Hattie Butterfeld,
q little daughter Of Willis Buttcrfcld,
picked 11S stocks of clover with four
or five leaves each.
4. Woodward thinks he is entitled
to the head on potato sprouts. lie
brought one out of the cellar last week
that measured eight feet. #
Miss Willie =. Simmonds, of No.
Bennington is visiting friends in this vi
entity.
Charles Ncwcll's family Of New
York City is visiting at II, ?. War
ner's.
The Misses Bebeo of East Dorset
have been visiting at W. II, Landfears.
Two daughters Of Mr.. Samual a.
Patterson and their children, have been
visiting Mrs. Patterson and other
friends in this place.
Miss Myra l.. kingsbury has just
returned from pleasant visit among
friends in ToWnshend and Drattleboro.
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~ & $ 'E 81 n.

cousin Ne!I' in her report last week
of the game of base bail, Weston v
Londonderry, gave 1t as the sccoud
game iastead Of the third, as Il cer!aia-
ly was. The "boys" VOL the iirst two,
while the "sIaiWgug," won. and well
won the last. The "iuy>f say they
stand ready to play Il now series, and il
is hoped that arrangements vii! be
made, - that we can decide which GER
tainly is the better nine.
y party Of Young people from This
place visited the well known CavcndiSh
gorge, Tuesday of this week. Doubt-
less they had u pleasant time, regard
igss Of the weather.
We understand ;l'al lie Londonderry
Line and the Young ac.ivcs are 10 play
Il matched game Oh Inc I,Iand in YES
ton, Sat. Sept lSlh.
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ESONDVILLE.

Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the NJ. Il. Church next SUNDAY
Geo. Lackcy cut his knee with an
adj last week while working OH a. D..
Leonard's house.
For the next 50 days we can buy pork
barrels of J. Hill for 80 cents each.
Glenn Burbank is at Manchester at
tending the fall term Of school al the
Burr & Durton Seminary.
0. G. Iiarwood has gone to Chester
field, y. II. to work.
Jessie L. WctherclI is teaching in the
Landman district, Jamaic;,.
The following Justices were elected
Tuesday the 7lh: Joshua Barnard
VIM. ID. Leonard, \. p. Graham, \.
W. Prouty, Jonas Hill.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-09-16

Nh, G, I, Iierrick, the druggist in Tton,
N. H., has taken considerable interest in
Browns Sarsaparilla for the reason tia, ii Is
highly satisfactory to his customers who are
among the leading citizens fthe place,
a Browns Sarsaparilla man was introduced
by Mr. Triton on Wednesday, Dec. aad, To
Mr. Chellis p Sargent, Of lilton, who gives
il his unqualified endorsement. Mr., Sargen,
says; a had an internal humor, coupled with
insomnia, OF inability to sleep, | have visited
and consulted several medical men, but got no
relief until | used Browns Sarsaparila. !
am on the fourth bottle, The humor has been
driven out and the bowels regulated. sleep
well and would not so back TO where / was
before | used Browns Sarsaparilla for forty
dollars
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John klmball is having his shop
singled, which win be decided i'm
Wovemeut,
George Howard is at work throShing
for Fred Round 1t WoWashcnd,
Harvey Taft died in Conway, Mass,
last Wednesday, aged 40, lie was a
former resident of this place and his re-
mains Were brought here for burial.
Something You Need Shorthand.
"Why?"
Because il will aid You more than
anything else in acquiring knowledge.
because il will serve you in ease of
misfortune.
GLOW can il be learnod?"
by the aid of book studied at home
and lessons by mail from an accom-
plishcd teacher.
"At what expense"
The trillins sum of 5000, including
book.
"Why so cheap when Colleges adver-
tiso the same course Of instruction for
from $50. to $4o,?'
because new textbook is used that
reduces the labor of learning proper
tionatoly to the difference in price; and
the system is the most popular in Amer
lea, having the endorsement of the
Profession and 1000 graduates. Full
particulars by mail by adascasing d.
L, Scott Browne, % Clinton Place,
New York, n. Y.
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Extra copies Of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week at the office OF pmb-
licalion and at the Post Office at Lon"
donderry.
DO yogi URsi, a new watch! If SO
consult c. A Whitman, So. London
derry. lie will warrant all watches pur-
chased through him.
Call ON the undersigned to get your
watches and clocks repaired. Satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
G. A. WHITMAN,
So. Londonderry.
If you want job printing 90 to the
Sitter officc.-Scnd orders by mail and
the work will be returned by mail,
without extra charge.
Notice-Thc Skating Rink, until
further notice, will be opened day OF
evening to private parties.
IL. NJ. Shanks, Proprietor.
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Notices!

The taxpayers of the town of Londonderry
are hereby notified that the sclectmcn have
placed in my hands, for collection, tax OF
I25 cents on dollar of the grand list of said
town for town purposes. Also tax of 20
cents on the same for highway purposes, and
a tax Of I ~ cents on the list of 1885 for
county tax.
Therefore, know ye, that 60 days are given
by law for the payment of said taxes, and a
deduction Of 4 per cent on said town and
county tax if paid within said time.
II. d. Tyler, Treas.
Londonderry, Sept. end 1886.
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LONDONDERRY.


sister, Mrs. Nanny Robinson of Ches
ter are visiting friends IL this yiciuity.
They were lAe guests of their brother
Noah Whitman. last MONDAY,
ANA q gihsor o,1hi, yistor Mi.
Eta, visited friends nj Chester last
week.
Tho Londonderry Garnet Rand re-
ported nn enjoyable time and an i'm.
mensc crowd of people at the soldiers
reunion ut Bmt,leboro last Saturday.
Miss lao Ricborl.op Of Chester, yis-
tied her brother, L. S. Richardson and
other friends at this place last week.
Tho johnson Drothcrs. assisted by
local talent, viii give vocal aua IN
strumcutol concert al Union hail.
Wednesday eve, Sent, l5h.
v,u,l noi ,ho nrscuf scosnn he n
rovor,hIc timo for mn entertainment of
some Kind for the benefit of the Libra
rv Association. We fancy it would
prove far more popular and profitable
than in winter, when travelling is often
difficult and halls aud large rooms that
are seldom used are invariably uncom-
Portable, if not dangerous.
Frank Stevens and wife have moved
an 10 DR.. paiuc's farm, where they
will remain for the present.
r,no,ors avn hrs, diru;,,, no,otocs
,,o,.na,,a.t, Ia,,,, ,,..,,, ~ ano5 o,o,;,r
h,, ,,h;.h il Soma ;nstoncos chow
signs of decay.
\ troublesome tramp has recently
been moving about through this and
,liain;no towns He assumed tbe role
of stood, hpvcr horoaiuino for cattlc.
swine. &c., and in one instance for a
farm. meantime calling for cider and
fond FOR which he seemed 10 have a
rovcnons annette.
Thoro i ao,cr,l c,,nnl,;,f If sc9rrit,,
of u,,tcr IN tn;s vin;nih, many wells
avid s,ricus hoi,y drv tho stream ot
l,;s nIoco i also Tory low Thcro has
ham LIMIT ,;,no rain, ror o,,;+o q lonu
.;,,o onl I,o o,ou,a loo hooop,o 80
t,ororubI,. driod and har,lorod th,I
tbo roiso If no.sino loans is hoard Of q
,r,o 1;,toroa aud 10 f,,t.to,. oc no
1.,4,:aa a1-n 4, ,,;ao ,, nj,
,,.anlJ lo t.n1,. u,o,oouo orl,. fnr thn
aa1l o,oo,;,o. or ,r,.iol, would s,,ro,,.
Follow
-,
ne i'i''i I'Sc VI MISS JENNY ~
W euiC'oeo ol L" ., = " WI i-'NI
d. " ''l'c VI W i'"'cil' "'S'' 'ooN
pace at .!'e [es!uc"cG Oh inc o'loc ;
parents Mr. " MIS- Aeison "c'lor-
Dee' Oh i&iluSfovc' IhaFso'y p. M''
sept 9th' heV' ~ H. oro"S oiiicIa-
ting. Inc occasion was Il happy one
''''' " 0o''! '''''''''' ~ e, S"'''' p'' ''o'
p |. III ''' ii'''''.'C' nv '0.'O" i"9
i,'' u p'07oA''7' " ''l' INV '' " ',''0' ~
connIo.
& 20 cash. from Mrs. w. z. White.
ono chombnr soft Mr. g. Mrs Nelson
Wotherbcc; one linen table-cIoth. one
half dozen. towels and one level cas-
ket, Miss Carrie Wcthcrbcc; one set,
Silyol. !.yirps Mr. & Mrs II II I,poN-
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WINHALL HOLLOW.

Mrs. II. W. Howard and children
of No. Amherst, Mass. are visiting
her parents, Mr.. & Mrs. n. S. Gates
in Winhall and relatives in Derry.
Miss Hattie Haskins has returned TO
North Adams and will go to Nassar
College for four years.
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SAXTONS RIVER.

Tie Vermont Academy opened TIC
fall term last week with about the lSu-
al number Of students.
The village schools are in operation
with the old board of teachers.
Miss Emma l.. Smith is teaching at
Canb ridgeport.
There will be an average crop of APP
pies in this vicinity. Potatoes blasted
early and the crop will not be large.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES,

BAPTIST CnvHcu~-Rrv, q, T., Fuller, pastor
Evr,y Sabbath al 10 as a. M, and 100 +, N, sab
,,lh.school, l. rs p. ~ Meeting on "Wednesday eva
ntnss At so
n. e, CuuHCH--Rcv. W, II, Wight, pastor
Services, same hours Of Baptist Church Prayer
meetings every Tuesday evening.
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WEST TOWNSIEND.

Elmer Harris was at home from
Putncy over sunday.
Victor Boyden is attending the acad-
envy at West Brattlebor0.
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NOTICE.

| hereby forbid all persons trust
ing Hattie Perry, as shall pay 10
debts Of her contracting, after this
date.
+. c. PERRY,
Bondyille, Aug. 81, 'sG.
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NOoITIITTIstVI, s.,
BY the Probate Court for said district To
all persons interested in the estate of Jay
Ford late of Londonderry in said District, de-
ceased. Greeting You are hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the allowance
of the account Of Lewis n. Vale, adminstra-
tor upon said Estate, and decree distribution
thereof to the persons entitled, at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
Townshend on the first Wednesday Of Oct.
1886 when and where you may be heard in
the premises, if you see cause.
c. b. Eddy, Register.
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Take Ayers Pills and he cured.
Misery is a mild word TO describe the
sullerings of body and mind, caused by
habimal constipation. a moderate use
Of Ayers Pills will invariably regulate
lhc bowels.
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Silver Plated Goods of every deScrip-
ton, for sale CHEAP at Chas. a. Trip
and Cos. Jcwciry Store Brattlcboro.
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Cmker humors of every description,
whether in the mouth, throat, or stom-
ach, are expelled from the systcm by
the use of Ayers Sarsapaiila. No
other remedy can compare with this, as
Il cure for all diseases originating in i'm
pure or impoverished blood.
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r,,t Onco, II, W. Goddard, +. NJ, Malls close
at ,nd ia, arrive at and $40, daily,
Chester stage leaves IL a, mr auiyv' pa daily
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D Q, To "$wcas e.nvammn"'
II u } Five Cent-rho best in Tie
world. Sold by all dealers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head Toe line, each Insertion
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Mr.. Omcr Stuart Is gaining, and we
hope will GoOu be ont,
Miss Clara Wall returned from her
extended yisitto Wilmington, Tuesday.
We have good many small bills ont,
so SNAIL that singly they are nearly IN
significant, yet if pu, together they
would make u sum that would do us
good, and come iust uow IN good time,
Win each of those who owe US take
this us special "dun,"
Mrs. Holland Bennett and her
daughter, who have been visiting with
Mrs, Benefits brother, Mr.. lArkm
Saith, have returned to their home in
Wcsmorcland, n. II,
This is one Of the beautiful months
of the year and if YOU arc in good
health there is much 10 see and enjoy.
If The heat of summer IN : "draggcd
you down." if you are weak and debil-
itated, bilious and "out of sorts" gcncr-
ally, YOU will find every aid You need
in regaining health in Browns Sarsa-
palilla. Every dealer in medicine sells
it.
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rs,,4Aph oalees at Depot, l,l,phone, at Hotel,
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STATE OF VERMONT. I
Westminster. S..

Londonderry, Sept. end, 1886.