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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

:. Ma..a.szhors .ctN-44 Boat
Eas AMI No eoss u J ". Neluto~h.
He Aio porrh ,seA an imported Stallion
of Nj. Reynoids Of Terre Hate. ssd
ave eors and two bulls Of Mr.. I'd
uunaS- E +. Crane viii ship. AMI 60
With the stock from here ~ Thursday
to Auburn. Sanszmon county. Ills.
where the tuo lots will b united aud
shipped 70 Exc. Nevada, as the stock
Of Wu: cans."
1t ia apparent from the above that
our neighbor OF South Fork has no idea
Of abandoning the land of sage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
Il A oRENFELL SAYS.

The Manchester Examiner and Times
just received. contains q letter from
GTenfeil. Ex-Governor and now director
OF the Bank Of England, repudiating the
statements OF the prominent mouomet-
ahists. The letter concludes: ''.Aris-
totles opinion Vas exactly contrary o
that of Lord SheIbrooke. in so far that
the old philosopher expressly states that
money derives its name and its specific
value from Law. and therefore not from
the cost Of production. As to the facts.
the Manchester CRITIC does no, appear TO
know hat what be calls our National
standard was silver mp to the time OF
Sir Isaac Newton; bimetIllio up to that
OF 1916, and only gold from that date
till now. He talks VI n silver ring in
America, when, i'll poiui Of fast. the on
ly thing IN the shape Of a ring in the
matter i'll America Is the gold ring III
New York, while NIL the producers Of
the Western Stats are anxious for the
standard to be either bimet4Ilic or sill,
Ter."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
SETTLE yP.

James Davis, late proprietor OF the
Elko Flour Mill, being desitons Of s1uar.
ing Nil his business accounts. hereby
requests al persons indebted TO him to
immediately settle up With Charley
HuTord, his clerk. whose Office du ring
the next two weeks will be at the Lum.
Der Yard Of MesArs Payne 4 Fcrnald.
Exc, Nevr March 80, 1886.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
ROLL OF HONOR.

For the Primary Department Of Elko
Public School for the month Of March.
1886:
~ nj Keyser, 100; Mamie Yates, 100;
Matte Keith. 100; Charley Keith. 100;
Frank Sears, 100; May Gmduer. 90;
Lulu Lane, 99j Myrtle Hunter. 90
John Gairecht, 90; Joseph Lang. %;
Josie Hale, 9s: Gcrtic Lang. 9s; Han.
NH Guldnger. 0s; Harry Kcyser, Ga
Ertoll Taber. 95; Maggie Grant, %;
Norris Guldaeer. %; Willie Russell. o.;
q, orge n. Russell, 90.
JosEPHGsE TAYLOR, Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
Geronimo SktpG.

A Wilcox dispatch OF the Slst. says:
General Crook arrived FROM Font Bowie
last night, iraviug Lieutenant Aaus
with Geronimo and other Surrendered
ApacheS. News, however. has just
been received that Geronimo With ~
Indians AMI some squaws escaped dur
ing the night. Lieutenant Iaus. with
all the men he could spare, has started
in pursuit: III is believed Geronimo has
gone to join Chief ManSus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF the County of Elko. State of Nevada

or the County of Elko. State Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the es;Aie of }. II. ST. Clair.
Deceased.
UTLer ~ show cause Why = Decree q dIsiT..
baton shoah not lie msI-.
Ou rrading and "a iug he petition Of l.. w.
81. CET. the AdtnIui-trItUT Of The rBtAts Of J.
VI. ST Clair deceased. letting fUrb thst be las
hlsd his ana! AcCuuut Of bis AinIiuisIraiIon Of
the estate OfsAid deceased IN has Court and
that The sAm- has been duly settled aud AlluN-
ed: that al the debts Ard rIPtu.eS" 80 EdmiHIs-
irsbun have been duly paid aud thai |. Portion
81 said esist. remains tn a. L. hNtI-d AMONG
the surviving hci-s q said deceased. and rry.
ing AIncnG other things f-rSn order 81 di.iTi-
GOiion IL tie residue " sod estate anOZs ILs
persons entitled.
II IS ordered that alt psrvcrG Interested -
the estate % the Slid J. ". 81. Clair de,eass =.
b- and appear before the District Court q
the Fourth judicial District 81 The County Of
+ 40. at the Court Room Of ssid Court. Ia the
Town q EIE'. in .NiL ElEo County. oG SAT.
UEDAG. Tue SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
AflIIi.. 4. u, ls,i. At 10 o'clOsf . IN. then
aud there 10 show cause Why an order Of dl,.
'TiGuiT u Shou d not be n,Mls Of tho residue
Of aid sstAtr AMONG she heirs Of the said de.
ceased. s~c,rliug to Law.
Iti- further ordered. ihst = cory % this or
der H. pUhitshrd for four successive weeks,
before the said I7it day Of April. \ u.
is~i. Ia h" ELEo ISIErrSnESr. . n.N,yAT~T
printed aIl PubiIfhed In tie said EIko County.
Il. Il. EI1TLo~.
District Judge.
Dated March ~. lssf.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
Hard From.

A copy Of the "By.stander." pub.
lirhed at MAcomb. Ills. dated March
21th, which was received at this Office
to-day. contains the following:
"wm. r. Crane. brother Of =. r.
Crane, rho resides in Neyaas, end who
has been in illinois for 1os purpose q
buying nome tciydesdAie horses md
Saas Holtsin Freisian cattle, left here
after buying one Of HacomI I,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
LEASED THE HUMBOLDT HOUSE

The patrons Of the well.known Hum.
ooldt House and public generally, are
hereby informed that I have leased
from Joseph Lang, the above pamcd
House for the term Of one year, and will
continue the business ms heretofore. I
shall endeayor to SO conduct the honse
IA to assure entire satisfaction 10 all who
may favor II with their patronage.
Jogs KsLscn.
Elko. Feb, I2, 1886.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
Dissolution Of co-PartnGEship.

THE e~rpArtnephip bsrstofore existing IT,
L tween the undersiEUSd. under the arm
name OF b. SOlds;O and =. Stony. in tbs re.
tail liquor bushes. at Spru .sInoat and Jaspsr
has this day hen dissolved BY mutual coz
scot.
The busipe.s will Be continued by Mr..
s. StruIIy. who will collect ali debts kiGc
and pay all Claims against said nrn.
{. SuLDArO,
=. sIHOzxT.
Dated, March -. 1856.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

The steamer Rio Janeiro. from China
and japan, arrived at San Francisco
Wednesday. She brings the ne vs. thu,
the King issued All edict February 9TH
"boiishing slavery In bis kingdom. II
y estimated over half the population Of
Corca nre slaves.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

g A terrible accident occurred nj the
th'nt'r At Hcreome. a Japan Sc town
on February goth. The roof Il the the.
after gave way from The weight Of tnow
and fell on the spectators. One hun.
.drcd and hIty were seriously injured or
killed, 49,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
LIVE AND LET LIVE"

Past experience has demonstrated the
truth Of the axiom that Honesty il the
best policy" in business rs we'll as in
private life; and Actuated by this policy.
| shall in the future Gs ~ the post keep
constantly on hand q FIJI supply Of fresh
and desirable
GEoCERfEs AND PRayIsIoH
OF the best quality, suitable to the re-.
quirements Of my customers. which will
be sold at the lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
1t ~ we'll known that n large amount
OF money IL annually sent from Elko
county IN payment for goods purchased
abroad. md in some measure to coun.
ternct these foreign purchases ] have re-.
Gently added to my stock u well selected
and desirable line Of
Doors AND SHoIs
which guarantee TO scll nj as II W 40.
ures as tho same quality Of goods can b.
purchased elsewhere. transportation
added. with the advantage Of having nm
opportunity TO Inrni the goods be.
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
to be just ms represented.
With sincere thanks to the rublio for
the liberal patronage extended in IN,
past, and soliciting n continuance Of tb.
same In the future. I am,
Respectfully,
HfRAX CHAsI
Elko. Oct. 9lSt. 1856.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lAED OFFICE. TURTSI. SEv.(
MFnh N N1zg

lAEDo OFFICE. TURTKI. SEv.l
Nsryh "a. lssG.
NOTICE. - HEHEBT OWN that the following
named settler has MED notice Of hIs intention
I" max" final proof In supper; q his clam. and
that said proof will 10 made before the District
Judge Of EiEo county. at EIto. SevGia, on
NoSn'H. NAY Turn. iE6. Via: Homestead
Application NJ. isi; Henry y. Tuttie, for
the y. = Of n. y. = and y. y. a Of T..
= and y. l.. = 81 n. ". : o. Section %.
township IS, Sorih. Range Ct Fast IT. u. ".
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
bis c"n'iuuous rs.iIcncs upon and cultivation
Of. laid land viz:
Francis Hnn"ynSn. OF Clover Valley. Nevada
A. ". Hesson. Of ETfo. Nevada.
}. II. TAhcr. Of
A. q. D.wIey Of
= u. HrScELET. Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

have just rsesivrd my samples for
Spring and Summer suits. and. having
made special arrangements am nou nbl.
to make clothes to order cheaper than
ever. None can compete with me in
prices. II you want q nice suit, don't
delay. Remember. perfect d. Eu.ran-
teej. No At. no pay.
II u. RKuHAhr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
PEDIGREE: Ct These HORSES


TERMS OF SALE: Oue-four,h
cash, one-hah Of balance in Fall Of 1856
other half. Fall Of 1857. Intending
buyers will do we'll to compare our
prices with Eastern dealers. Our
Eastern firm having II man in France
to buy, and one in Illinois to buy
Grades, We defy competition.
Visitors welcome to call and examine onr
s'Oc.,
ILLINOIS NORMAN HORSE COMPANY.
+. {. HARDY.
MANAGER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
BULLS BULLS

To parties IN "sni Of Range Duiis. ] desire
10 call their attention n my herd In Santa
Clara e"uniy, Califcrnis. I have q spn,Io. !,
s"oni 'sS ,esrlira bulls. spd cner thcm ~ sso
In lots OF ten or less. aud $40 IN Ioi. lager
Than ten. Having no dsiry. these esIvs, ha,.
had the advantage II all the cows milk. com.
bined With good ~rs'iu'aEs. Thsy ar, b,.s
from high grade shorihorn cows better l,c,,n
= The tsnEln Cattle" crossed with Young
Devon md shsrtborn bells; they are mostly
darS 10 color. MORGAN HtII.
hsi'on" sisiion, santa Glars CO.. CAL.
20im
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
Norman Stations
Imported and Grades
-fur sale At tLr-
OASIS
Il uil,s south ~
TOANO

Cots con,irg three-year-old, weighing
February oath. from l.CGu. to l.sO0
pounds each. Colts coming two.yeu-
old, weighing February 2Iih. respect
fully, l.i20. l.I50 and 1870 pounds.
Other horses. Imported and Grades.
that will now. ct viii when matured,
weigh from 1850 to 1900 pounds,
among which are two Prize Winners at
the Worlds Fair. 1881 and 1855.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

Read the Advertisement Of the enter.
'"'nm'n' for neJi Tuesday evening ig
another column. :"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03
ROAD APPROPRIATIONS.
John A Junkins, use f II. Browning,
road balance and day as road exam

John A Junkips, use f II. Browning,
road balance and day as road exam
lnef (ordef ~
Ed. Diehl, use ID Ill Loar Barns road. - O0
Davis Cooper, road damages-..............-. - 90
q w Wilson, for opening road from
Camden to near Arson Clements. 200 90
John NJ Tichinell, Bloomington ana
KtZmill Ter road. ............ 50 90
Edward Harshberger road from Liven-
goods to Stone House........-.... ....... Is 90
Edward Harshberger road from Gnag-
ey's to Pike at Blocher's e. &c. 10 90
Jas Broadwater road from near Grants
vile to Pennsylvania line -. SCI. IS %
Jacob Fresh road from 7 Dorsey's to
National Road .- ... -- -. .- 10 ~
Barney Steiding, Old State road ........... 81 %
EHowell road fromF ranKville to corner 10 o.
Norman Barnard, Beckman road ,........ q 90
j l. Harvey, on roads in District No. 10, ~ ~
Isaac Layton, Cranberry and Cranes
willie road .-, eel. ~ ~
Jacob Mosser on Bear Creek road ........ 20 90
Lafayette 10 %
Samuel Miller on road from William
Milerfarm to keyser Ridge ......... =. 90 o.
George w Wilson, road from Camden
to near Arson Clements, IS. ... %. % %
ssuV -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03
ATTORNEYS FEES.

John w Veitch, States Attorney, 100
misdemeanors and recognizances q
50 ..................,.,S 1888 SO
onies oslo $50. 60 90
feIonies, ... % 80
G Hamill misdemeanors.......... 10 70
Hamill &, Semmes msdemeanor, | iel-
OIlS 10 %
r Semmes feonieS. 20 90
Hamill d Sincell felony. 10 %
w Townshend, civil cases under
special registration before court....... % so
f A Thayer, civil cases under special
registration before court.................. % 81
Sincell & Thayer, civil case, Knauer
Deakins and Tower.................. So. 90
] w Vctch, States Attorney, trial fees
approved by 35o 20
j w Veitch, States Attorney, counsel
to registrars....... 5O W
1924 so
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03

County Commissioners of Allegany
county, costs in trials of removed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03
CLERKS OFFICE,

w II Tower, fees, use e u Towers 100 90
Same balance 972 Ii
Estimate to pay expenses of Septem-
Der Court. 1886, and May Court, 1851. $500 90
Third National Bank of Cumberland
TO pay deficiency for Court expenses,
May Term, lSSo.... SoS ~
Total 1880 SO
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03

Clerk County Cummls-saefs
June 18th. is,G.-9
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03
ANNUAL LEVY, 1885.

annual Leoy List TOR Garrett County.
Nd, for the gear 1886, levied 6y the
County Commissioners, at June Ses-
sion, 1885.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03
ORPHANS COURT.

Estimate to pay judges from June 1886,
to June, $500
w II HaganS. late register, fees, use ID
f Ofutt.... So 0
John Laughlin, late register, fees..... 2
Lamuel Lawton, register, fees. Is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


The County School Commissioners of
Garrett county for public schools...... $4,000 OK
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03
MARYLAND Hospital. 5 patients to Dec.

3lst, 50
Mohtevue Hospital patient to July |,
............ .....S972 50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

Charged with Brutality.

1t is now believed that Ida \. wife OF
Mart Mathers of Bennington, who died
May II, was the victim of Il vicious and
brutal husband. Mrs. Mathers had been
i'll since the birth of her child, upward of
year ago, and it is claimed that she has
since suffered every conceivable sort of
cruelty at the hands of her husband.
During the winter months she had no
fire, no food and no lights in the house,
ana she was obIlghed to keep her child in
bed with her much Of the time to prevent
Its freezing to death. On various Occas-
ions her husband maltreated, pounded and
kicked her when she was too i'll to sit 10,
and short time before her death he came
h. me intoxicated, dragged her from her
bed by he hair of the head, choked her
stood her up ON her feet and then knock
ed her over Il chair, when She sustained
injuries which resulted III her death The
nelghbors tell some of the most blood
curding stories OF the husbands brutality
toward his invalid wife.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28
A Cheap Advertising Dodge.

a cheap advertising dodge is being
worked in the State just now. A gliL
young man goes into Il town and by mis-
representations obtains the advertisement
of business firms which are to be finished
in pen-work and hung permanently in
the postoflice of the town. He obtains
permission to have the daub, which he
produces, in the postoilice for few days
and i'll the meantime collects from those
who can be ind uced to pay, and with a
chuckle of delight seeks new field of
operation. This fellow is young but fan
from fresh, and if he continues in his
present course will soon be ripe enough 10
pick as States prison convict.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

While Deputy Sheriff Wheeler was at
tempting to arrest young man by the
name of James Roakes at Winooski Sun
day afternoon, for intOXication, Il
strange man who works on the street rail
road struck him, knocking him down and
breaking out one of his teeth. Policeman
Frank Mossey went to his assistance and
he WAS also set upon by several roughs and
knocked down. Officer Wheeler tele
phoned to this.city for assistance and
sheriff Barton and Deputy Sheriff Dumas
went over. They found Roakes in his
boarding house concealed under a bed
but the man VINO assaulted Officer Wheel
er could not be found The officers will
renew the search to-day and all who took
a hand III the matter VIII be taken care of
The matter Occasioned great excitement
in Winooski and a crowd of fully 500 PEG
pie were congregated at the scene of the
disturbance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

The Democratic postmaster Of East St.
Johusbury, f. c. Harrington, who was
put in the place by Mr.. Atkins against the
desire and petition of the majority of the
Democratic patrons of the Office, does not
give satisfaction, and large number of
the people OF the village have been mail
ing most Of their letters upon the train. I,
avoid going to the Office. 1t is reported
that prominent railroad official has re-
Gently advised the postOilice authorities to
get new postmaster, and it is rumored
that Mr., Simeon Huse, who recently pur.
chased the stock in trade OF f. H. Rus
sell " Co, will nave charge of the post
Office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

During Saturday mornings storm the
lightning struck a tree about ten feet
from large barn on the Amasa Isham
farm in East Shelburn, demolsning the
tree. The electric current followed the
roots of the tree through and along the
ledge on which the tree was growing tear
ing up the rock. Two currents went UNI
der the barn tearing up the earth, but the
barn, which was patty filed with straw,
miraculously escaped ignting. A small
heap OF straw near the spot was set on fire
but was soon eXtinguished. A man stand
ing under horse shed about 10 rods dis
tart from the tree was thrown to the
ground by the force of the shock but was
not hurt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

bladderare so numerous, that merely to name
them would I'LL II space far outrunning the
limits OF this article, Su ihcr it to say hat thay
are both obstinate and dangerous, To their
prevention Ilostetters stomach Bittcrs is
well adapted. The stimulus which it lends To
the action OF the kidneys when they are
lethargic, serves to countcract Il tendency in
them TO lapse, hrst, into Il state of pcrnciOus
inactivity. and afterwards into one of positive
organic disease, winch soon destroys then
delicate intcguments, poisous the blood and
causes death, double purpose is served b
TINS depurent. 1t promotes activity OF the Md
ncys, and cXpcls impurities from the blood
which have no natural channel of outlet
except those organs, Constipation, biliousness
are also remedied by this medicine OF thorough
action ana wide scope.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

I
/ dr5t Saturday Of fun moon in each MONTY,
,r
ne VII'"2o ol foWHH' me- l'n@ "'"n IN
/ Sollle aiAl''y OH nct'' .' 90 ne sudden
Ip pple"L Vn,n W ou ud3ntun |H ."
,,P T,.'f " W. ''I"
5E t IeIpeG,,ely MILL ,'ur Ig'ts, HnVt
81 G,i' ''ioi VI 'H'i' I"ll'lleS
,ttLato,,.,, NICOTINE. ,o,t c...,.,..
1,nI - ' ''.,t AZ
i nnrd'" VI II VIZ No,en !" ''Hr 'ne Fo,e
y ,TSV fnV ~ of f' % cant. on hn d IN
WHY imN =, ~ oHu'2 u" ,',,, nc uIl"r 10 2e
pit'l Nv ia2or H t !, m"W iI S,andS 10 cents
C omlI I'iV % ~ ~ P'''' III 'o"'A " Oe
0iuCe ,he Il"lIce ny ny neeh SerNeH on Ine
fuilahu street pathway company by the
| NIl"It lI''S, Us lngA u"Ne hu'' H"nE OF
,llG,l u. "lIk LepuitlnE NE lrHcE OF the
One of the trustees said that II would taka
100000 to put the streets in good coudi-
The lockout amoup fine emr,ovee NJ tba
shirt fact"ri'. nt Ir"v 6,. nr ~. ~ W.. az
fnrted Tho fnr,n,,y nj RntInud md tbo
n,nnn,,e,. d. ,,t thi,L If vii nt nrs-,,,t
Ia liz Love enver.l ttn,sa,d d'lo,,y ni
shirts ON hand which viii Keen IN ghIs
bnsv for some time
| ..
Verno,terE ae fnIlolvs. II TnirhanEs and
/ G. n NIa0oon water heater. " W Nv
nolds Finland. design for snnnorta If
scales ! Il Rnllard Swsnton railysv
! e,vitrb I,,Iny Dn.i,rdin pt,rIirt,to,tS
,vinJmii1 u n Sii@vanH Dmriint,t t,,,'
Hind nnarntnr. 4 CnIh mn NiddInLnrv
! stenn, huilnr. " n ov4lv T+nderbiiI
ash sifter. u G Nor.ian Rntlond rnii'
wov time si,yna1
t,t,,,,, t,,7,,,, g ,tia,1lo,..,,. ,,,o. ,,i.,
", ,iIu IL
,rith y hrototi lo, Tbiio ONT rdi,,l I', nri
the Noratnwn lido of the river his horse
tnrned asidp a Iitt1e and ran his cnrriae,e
mon a Iedre ovprturninp if and Arthnr
WIS thrown ont brepkimg his leo below
the knee HIS communion. Fred smith
rnnn varv innr h.ino thrown into the
river Tie nlace where the accident oc-
Cured is unite narrow and dangerous.
A., ,yuli,,, u p,,,o ,,-,., o,,[,o,,od ,,.it,,
other. ~, tnL'in,+ down q harm In nnrviIln
"Wednesday. he met with nnitp a seriolI.
accident He inmnpd from the Mate to a
sc1tfnld which hrnte and lot him into tbe
basement. striking ON the back of his heud
and neck. receiyint serious injuries.
mo .oIont,,ar AID boiliT. nf lto,+,,o,tor
h it -, i,, 80 ia l, p5
t.. a. " ,' Ill ,jane. ~ ~
lisr v,here int,,yir"ti',,, iii",tGr. orn soffJ
f.i, i H..
"ca ,,,st no prIpyeG NJ Io96 ' o,''C
ppi%Et and NOT 0nened At oil o. on u" GnvG.y
Iney evidently mean business.
An electric nuht company has inst been
orgnutznd in NontnplIcr and will he
knovn ns fine Standard I,iCht and povver
hHoN" - uhe 2l3ll''i'' '.'EHt "''u oNtl
company, ana ihe directors are hiram
Atklns, T., -. tldckWelI, a, j. Slbley +:
. w. Morse, {. J.. lltF1n, ID Il. Kemp and
Thomas Marvin. The officers are G.. p
pitkin nre-id ent. A + oiblev vice-nres.
dant' + y Hncl,wnl trnae,iirer y ~
MORSE cIerk ana secretary
Inc annual meeting OF the N9rthheld
,iopHiaS aSaI ESQ ~ Ms a7o he ues ctt
us ~ W, - ii""Nii, ",,"7
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28
NeWspaper Note.

The Rutland Telegram has been en-
larged to an eight column paper and the
columns proportionally increased in
length. We are pleased to note these
signs of prosperity in our lively Rutland
contemporary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28
THROWING THE HAMMER

drew out NJ. l.. Heeley, p. L. McSweeney.
j, $ Merrill, a. d. Patten, a l.. johnson,
w. A. Weller, p. f. Whalen and r. l..
Oberholser as contestants. Whalen took
first prize with Il record of 81 feet 3 inches
and Patten second with "a feet 9 inches.
The best L. V. NJ. record is 70 feet inches,
and the best Intercollegiate IS feet ii
inches
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

The BuRDoCK PLANT il one OF the best
dlurctlGs or kidney regulators IN the vegeta-
9Ie w9rld' ana the compound known us Bur
eases OF the kidneys, liver and blood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

BENNINGToN, VT, May 20.-To-day the
New York, Rutland and Montreal rail
way company began to distribute new
steel rails, beginning at Bennington and
Petersburg Junction. This company Will
relay their track extending from here to
Chatham, y. Y, IS miles. The operation
in progress cOntemplates a replacing of
the wooden bridges with iron, relaylng
the mason work ugd putting the railway
in thoroughly tirst-class order.