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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
Esieda w NielncxecFY.

w catych Niemczech .iakos
wszyscy n~arzekaja ma zte in.c-csa,
kapcy, przemystowcy, fabrykanci,
rzemleSlniry, rolnicy, Il n~aibardziej
robotnicy n%arzckaja ma trak zarob-
ku, Il ME ma widoku ku lepszemu,
owszelm przeciwnin sfychac, ~ co
chwile znacznc fubryki j huty roz-
puszczal y robotniSow, jak II. p. ma
Gornym Szlasku w Anutonieuhucie
wypowiedziano W ~znacznej liczbic
robotnikom m~todszym, zatrzymujac
z sfusznem uwzglcdnieniem tylko
starszych, 3onatych i doswiadczch-
szych.- w tych dn;ach doniosi
zarzad werku Borsiga, ie zap,ze-
staja badowy lokomotywy, DO jak
pisza PREY obecnych ccnach, ne o.
pfaci sic Ia robota. Rozumic sic,
&c przez to take znaczna liczba
robotnikow stracl zarobek.
Tax Same dzlrje sic W innych
pro~incyach. w p~rowincyi wrsi--
falskiej, W Bochum, gizic dotych-
czas kopalnie wegla mia!y zawsze
najlopszy obbyt, toraz organiczyIi
robote, ze W jednvm szybi" przez
cafy dzieh ME pracu.i ia; EIacrn
rozpuszczono W Jedmri hucie 600, Il
W Laar 300 robotnikow, III te.nl
ma.ja ~jeszcze gorszych. Bicda grozi
wszysthim, panowic la,nia sobie
gfowy, jakby ziemu zaradzit, lecz
wszystkie ich usitow"nia oka2uia
SO daremnemi, DO ME ma najmniei-
szych nadzie.il, zeby rychio naae-
SLY znaczniej &c zamowien;a.
Jedynie tahryki wyrabiajace
torpedy maja podostatkiem zatru.
dnienia. (Torpedy sa to tudunki
pfywajace pod woda, przeznaczone
do b@urzenia olsretow %wyjennych W
czasie wojny). Czyliz to ME jest u
ragowisklem, kiedy tysiace robo-
tnikow szuka daremnie piracy, ably
ME umlzcc wraz q rodzina q gtodu,
podczas gdy jedynie ludzie trudnia.
cy sic wyrabianicm narzedzi sfuza-
rych do @zniszczenia dzief piracy j
mordowanja ludzi kcrzystne ma:a
z"jecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
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W. EAs. aD0zraalasAkie.
/ :. D. Adam krakowslx

+ :. p. Adam krakowslzi,
MAJ starszy w urzed1ie czynny
Polak professor gimnazyalny,
zakonczyl zywot doczesny w
Lesznie d. IL b. m. w Il roku
zycia. : Jrodzit sic w r. 1872.
Wr. 1880 opuscit lave szkolnq
i wziqf czynny udziaf W walce
o niepodleslost, W ktorej
dosluzyf sic stopnia podchorq-
lego. Pc upadISu powstania
powrocif do nauk, ktore ukon-
cyl i zostal nauczycielem w
gimnazyum sw. Maryi Magda-
leny W Poznaniu. Przeniesiony
w T.. 1916 do Lcszna, przez tc
40 lat pelnil obowiazki nauczy-
ciela w tamtej szem glmnazyum,
zawsze znany jake prawdziwy
przy.jaciel mlou1iezy, ktura go
tel szuA~rl1 k0cnulu. Cess lego
pamjeci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

Wcdfng tego prawa wojtem mozc
zostac tylko ten, kto przyno jmniej
Oh d~oeh lat posiada M" wiasnosc
NE mn'cL, .jaN 6 mogow gruntu
wraz z budynkiem micszkalnym.
S"t1crt 10 wy1go1tie. Kijowska
Zorio donosi, u W dniu % lipca
W WaSonie rociagu idaccgo do
odessy, zlnart W atahach wscie-
ki'zny ks.Lu bowidzki, proboszcz
z L'powca (gub. Kijowska)
ksladz Lubowidzki ukaszony
zostat przcz psa pierwszych
dnlach lipca; poniewaz jednak pies
ME zdradzaf zadnych objaw6w
w~scicklizny, ksiadz ME zwracaf
vice uwasi Ma riewiclka ranke,
ktora sic wkrotcc zagoifa.
Pc dwoch jednak lygodniach
nastaplf niespodzianie pierwszy
atak wsciekIizny, poczem ks'adz
W towarzystwic lckarza wybrat sic
do Glossy w celu leczcnia sic
tamzA.
Nleszezesliwy ME %dojechat
jednah i zmarl Ma STACEY Odessa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
WZgardZony.

w oSeo
Czytam w wychodzqce:j W
Czerniowcach, ma Bukowinie,
Gazecis Po7shfgj:
,,Znany process p. Sygurda
sniowskieg przeciw
naszcj Redakcyi jest obecnie
przedmiotem uwag W pismach
| Ameryki P~oInocnej, gdzie p.
WIsniowski, jak wiadomo,
przez d}uzszy czas przebywal.
| Jak sic fatwo domysleG, opinia
zaat]antyckich obywateli, PREY
pomlnaj2c easy pobytu TAME
p. Wisniowskicgo i jego, ,jah
pisze jelen Z tamtejszych dzien-
nikow, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
-wyraza zdumlenie, " ,,po-
wazyf sic" pismu naszemu wy
toczy6 process i many karciarz
krueclSner takze sic ,,powa-
zyl"...) Zgoda, centralny organ
ZwiQzku narodowego Polakow
W Stanach Zjeduoczonych, sire
sclwszy poslepowanie =. Wis
niowskiego w sposob talk dob
tiny, lie ME %osmielamy sic navel
powtarzaG tel opimi, -dodaje
nakomcutakqwielce charakterv-
stycznq uwage: ,,Nie byliby-
smy moze 0 tel sprawie wspo-
minali, gdyby w przebiegu
procesu ME zostalo powiedzia-
mem, re TEL dzikosci nauczyl
sic mole Up. Wisniowski) w
Ameryce. Przeciwko telnu pro-
testujemy, u ras @wybryki takie
ME uchodza taxi =. ME woju-
je tutaj lat ca}ych, jak W
Galicyi, dlatego tylko, ze ma
pieni4dze. Jezeli policya ME
zdo}a kogo r%oskromiG, to ma
rod sam zaprasza sedzlego lyucha
iwlesza p"zestspce ma pierwszcy
lepszeJ y4}e.i;';.
nRownoczrSnie otrzymujemy
Cd je5neSo 2 prennmcratorow
W Nowym Iovku, ktory PREY
padkowo jest imiennilSiem p.
Wisniowslkiego, pismo nastqpu-
.jqce: Aomy York, -. Hpco,
723 N1uM Aranue, near 10 til.
Street. Szanowna Red! Easy
lam ma szczcrsze zyczenia Ola
Gazety Pols11ej z powodu wy
granej W uczciwe3 sprawie.
Prey tel sposobnosci mann pros
be. Otto, prosze liza adresle, pod
ktorym posy]acle Gazete, ME
kiasc nazwiska IS. Wisniow-
ski", DO ME chce, zeby kto
myslaf, re toja wl"Sl,ie .jestem
Gw.. Sygurd WlsniowslNl. Pro
SIC wi4c przedrukow%6 mo-
adres ma ,jan NisaiowShi'.
to luz mic mkt ME pos4dzi 0
tozsamosc H.. osobq kolomyj-
skicgo waszeso oslarzyclcla.
PrzesyIam pozdrowicnio etc.
u lS;ui0wsIl'..
jest to, bqdl co bqdz, chara-
klor.ystyczne-doda]e Go.eIn
Po{Sl4 i %zaznacza, zc Relax
eva .jej stosownIe do ~zycZenIa
zm.cuila adtes, by szanownemu
imienLikowi w Ameryce ME
>prawlat prHykrosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

Hoppcgo i skradli z trzech
szat wsze]kie ubiory wartosci
1OO-SOO m.
Prokuratorya W Ostrowie sci
ga listami gollczemi g1osnego
zfodzieja rabusia Jana Pacyne1
niedawno ma 10 lat do cuch-
thauzu skazanego, ktory w
dnlu 81 llpca w drodze z
Ostrowa do kornowa, mn;ej
wiecej pol mill cd Bydgcszczy,
z wagonu oknem wyskoczyf,
pomimo, ze byf okuty W kaj-
danny, i znikt w zagajeniu.
W Chrzanie pod Wrzesniq
poswlecono w poniedzlalek
dnia , BIN. nowo wybudowanq
szsolq katol,ckq i wprowaazono
zarazem w urZqd nauczyclela
pana klanows!llego, ktory byl
zatrudniony PREY szkole kato-
lickiej w Zcrkowic.
Wies rycerskq Grylewo W
Wqgrowieckiem, %obejmujacq
przesZlo 1 tysiqce morg, naby-
la ma subhascle W dniu / BIN.
hr. Tyszkiewiczowa Sielca
"a 55l tysiecy marek.
kowicc pod Wrzesni4, obejmu-
,jace 1850 morg obsZaru a
nalezqce do p. Pawfa Chrza-
nows]1iego, nabyla spofka oby-
wateli Polakow "a $4,000
marek.
W Stqszewic spaiifa sic w
dniu 4 b N. priced pot. pc &C.
lzirie 10 stodola p. Biazejews-
kieyo, nape]niona zbozem j
siaNem tegorocZnem.-Horuer
&c krolewskiego lesuiczego
Prieura w Boruszynie =. Obor-
nikami .juz wykryto. Jest MIN
l9letni syn wymicrnika Jozef
Marek z Boruszyna
" MiiosIawiu wybuchl W
nocy 2 soboty ma niedziele po-
zar W remizle stolarza Grab
kowskjego, ktory talk sic szyb-
ko rozszerzy], lie W krotNim
czasie stanaf W p}omienioch
dach obok stojacegc domumiesz-
kalneyo. Obok remizy byly
owce, ktore ma czas zdofano
wypedzit, meble rowniez wy
lAtowano, dom zas wewnatrz
wielce uszkodzony zostaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
w j CSC /.
Z Polskiej Ojczyzny
E'rusy Nacsie dslie

w Grudziadzu ma podworzu
wiezicnncm sli@t toporem ponie-
dziaEek dniu 9 I'm. rano o godz. e
kat hraus Z Berlina glove 26 lie.
tniemu mordercy Michafowi Woll-
shlaegerowi z Blzaw, W P:usach
Zachodnici,, ktory w czerwcu r. 4.
zamordowaf wtasna IN ut k 81
zone swoJa, kt6ra TEN morderstwie
wiedziafa, diva razy usifowaf zsia-
dzlc z tego swiata.
Z~toczyhca przyjqt wiest, ke
ccsaIz go ME ~ufasNawit j ze go ma
drugj dz:ch rano zetna, bar
dzo obojetnie. w nicdzieIe o .j@de-
nastej wieczorcm potozyf sic spac
i spat smacznic do 5 rama, tax Il.
90 trzeba byIo ostatnie; chwjll
obuuzic.
Top6r kata wazy III funta;
sciai on juz przeszto so glow, a
picrwsza byEa gtowu lIoclla, ktory
strzeIit 90 cvsarza WIine,ma.
Punktualnie o godzin:e 6 ano
przYprowadzono s~Ilazahcu 2 cell j
pc odczytaniu wyroku j potwier-
dzenia cesurza, oadano skazanca w
rece lSata, ktorcgo pomocnicy OBJ
na3yli mu szyje Za~twardziaty zbro-
dniarz ktory s'e do ostutn;cj chwiI'
do zbrodni swojej mic przyznaf spo-
koj nym i pewnym krokiem zbIiayi
sic piehka i sam wfozyf glove
w%ydrazono miejsce, kilIia sekund
stato sic zadosc sprawiciliwosci.
w Wabrzeznie, w Prusach
Zachodnich, obchodziG helzie W dniu
% pazdziernika p. Antoni Wall
szewskjz swa ma!zonka ziJte
Wesele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
AsenEc E~'olsAFe pod Zabo-
E'erM resSjsl1inf.

" krdIcstwic polskiom wy
dave zostoto przez Rad nowc
prawo 0 ~ borach ,j.oI gmin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

WIGS rycerskq Uni2 W
Wrzesiliskiem, obejmujqcq 100
morg obszaru, nabyt Cd p. ZIclo-
nacklego p, Chrzauowski .
Stanislawa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

W Ln2omiu pod Eosoznem
wlamali sic zlodzieje W nocy
"a Ia 5 i N, do oberzy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
West Bridgewater.

The fat Butler boy, 10 years old and
weighing over three hundred pounds,
died Saturday, the 27th inst, in Ply
mouth.
Lewis Madden while hunting few
days ago saw and shot at II lynx.
II. l.. Madden found a ycarling hcit-
er in tnc woods. short time ago, be-
longing to Mrs. Ellen IIadley, nearly
dead, her flesh horribly mangled by
some animal, supposed to be the work
of bear.
Hedgehogs arr carrying Oft their
share OF the best sweet apples in this
locality.
! In the trial of Charles Willard
| against the Town for personal damage
received by falling from 1t bridge, the
Juror rendered u verdict OF one thou
sand dollars and costs in favor of the
plaintiff.
Frank Plumley caught large bear
in trap recently.
Harvey Cotton is building fish
pond. Some of the boys think he had
better alter his plan little or the fish
will jump out.
b. Markham and wife have picked
and sold twelve bushels Of blackberries
this season. Don't think they ate
many.
jerome Taylor will be OF the road
soon selling his famous spring bed.
Glen Hulchms met with IL serions
accident, II few days ago, while chop
ping, by cutting his foot with an AK
badly.
Alba Royce got his leg badly hurt, a
few days ago, while loading logs in
the woods.
George Persons and G., Fl. Bisbee
were crossing the bridge vita Il load of
logs, in front of j. n. Nladdcu's shop,
one day recently, when the bridge
went down, and the load and ole yoke
Of oxen went with it, but no seriaus
damage was done.
S. a. Cotton is finishing rooms IL
the ell part of his house; he has also
laid 10 rods of pipe for the purpose Of
bringing watov to his buildings
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
FeIchviIIe.


A. G. Bingham and wife, of Spring.
field, visited b. II. Bingham, their
SOIL, last Sunday. Frank johnson,
wife and child, of Gardner, Mass ,
also visited b. H. Bingham, her
brother.
Ed. White, from Boston, accom-
panied by Miss Kate White, his niece,
are visiting in town.
Cora Hawkins aged %, died at the
residence of her father, en- Thursday,
after long and painful illness. The
funeral took place on Saturday, Rev.
Mr.. Kiddcr of Woodstock attending.
b. II. Bingham, who recently leased
the hotel, keeps frst-class house in
every respect. He must have had eX-
pericncc before he came here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
Ouechee.
Mrs. Frank Clark Of Boston, Mass.

VueCUee.
Mrs. Frank Clark of Boston, Mass.
is the guest of S. p. Buchanan.
Mrs. b. +. Sisco went on Friday to
Massachusetts to spend the winter
with friends.
Andy Armstrong, former clerk Of
Scott Tinkham & Co., IS spending Il
few days in town.
Quite number from this place were
induced to invest in the thrce-card-
game. Moral: Avoid all games Of
chance.
d. l.. Gushing has harvested four
hundred bushels OF potatoes, and will
have upwards Of Il thousand bushels Of
corn.
d. G. Landers, who has been tray
cling for n Providence .icwelry firm,
has been visiting friends in this place.
Frank Hall, of Bellows Falls, is
stopping at b. X. Wrights.
William Short, OF our village, has
gone to Albm Lull's to live this Fall.
The show at the hall, on Friday
evening, was a grand tizzlc.
Ninety-thrce tickets were sold on
Thursday at cur station for Wood
stock, and all who had teams attended
the Fair.
j. w. Parker returned on Saturday
from his trip to Chicago well pleased
with the western country.
Clara Tinkham and husband re-
turned to Chicago on Saturday.
Jesse Jennings is at work for j. w.
Spencer.
The schools were closed and mills
shut down last week during Fair time.
Nellie SiSco is visiting at the June.
ton.
L. X. Slack and family, of Wood
stock, were the guests of A. p. Rog-
ers on Sunday.
The Dewey mill starts this week,
after a vacation Of six weeks, In the
fine bulk head of stone has
been built.
Mrs. Paige has raised the banner
corn and potatoes of the village.
Rev. II l.. Bruce gave splendid
sermon at the hall on Sunday after
noon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
TaftsvilIe.

] diISVIiISs
Rev. Moses Kidder will preach in
Village Hall next Sunday, at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Hamilton's sermon, last Sun
day eve, was closely listened to by a
large and appreciative audience. lie
spoke well.
The quarterly .epors of our Sab
bath school, given last Sunday, show
that good progress has been made.
and we believe and trust great good
has been accomplished. We are glad
to note that the inteeest remains I'M
abated. The report shows an increase
of 81 days attendance over the pre-
ceding quarter. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing quarter :
Chairman, w. ID. Bishop; supt., Mrs.
W. II. Brownell asst supt., Miss NJ
R. Taft secretary, L. j. NJ. Marcy !;
treasurer, Mabel Tracy; librarian,
Cassie Darling; organiSt, Grace Oar
ling; choristcr, 7. NJ. Ryder; to have
charge of the school room, W. ID.
Bishop; teachers, class No. |, Miss
NJ. r. Taft; No. 2, Grace Darling
No. 3, L. j. NJ. Marcy; No. 4, Mrs.
C. H. Seaver: No. 5, G. ii. Seaver.
w. ii. Taft returned to Brattleboro
Monlay.-G. +. Colby has gone to
New York, where he has secured a
situalion.-Miss Goldie, from Boston,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. W. II.
Brownell.-Mrs. Ryder, of Perkins
vile is visiting at L. M. Rydcrs.-
Cora, daughter Of +. ID. Metcalf, who
has been spending year in Massachu-
sets, returned home last week. i. ii.
Archer returned last week from several
weeks visit with friends in Hartland. -
Charles Newton has returned to
Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Seth Wood
is recovering from her recent severe
sickness. -Jcunie Small, who has been
spending her vacation at home, re-
turned to Quechee Friday.-T. W.
Emmons is shingling his house.-Mrs.
Kate Wheeler, of Cavcndish, is visit
ing at her fathers, Il. Dole.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
ALL SORTS.

Mrs. Frank Leslie says she lives the
life Of man without n mans enjoy
mcnt.
Pauline Nelson, German servant
girl at indianapolis, has been left
$780, 900 by her uncle in the father
land.
1t is reported that the Grow Greek
Indians in Canada are on the warpath,
and have already slaughtered many
whites.
Revivals have hourished to q re-
markable extent among the colored
people Of Savannah since the earth
quake.
a st. Louis popcorn man is going
to England to introduce the great
American luxury, and will have over
5000 bushels of corn in the spring.
There is need OF n modern Solomon
in Pennsylvania. A landlord there
seized a baby and holds it as security
for rent.
Apples are so plenty in the lower
Hudson equities Of New York that
they do not pay for picking.
Billy Muhone wants to be governor
of VIRGINIA.. but unbnlv seconds tho
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Woodstock. w.t., Oct. 6, 1886.
w. IL. Il. rIME 4 ABLE.

The following IL the running uns o.
the trains over the Woodstock Railroas,
commencing Monday, June 2s, 1886:
TRAINS GOING EAsr.-No. 2. Mail, A,
NJ: Leave Woodstock 10 so; Taftsyille,
II 90; Quechee, ] l2; Doweys Mills,
ILL; Hartford, II 35; White River
Junction, II 40.
TRAINS GOING EAsr.-No. 4, AecomIAs'
dation, p. NJ: Leave Woodstock, 4 10;
Taftsville, 23; Quechee, 4 35; Dswey'
Mills, 80; Hartford, 1856 White River
Junction, 90.
TRAINS GONG WIsr.-No. |, Accom-
mediation, A. NJ; Leave White River
Junction, $50; Hartford, So; Dsweys
Mills, 55; Quechee, 500; Taftsville,
$40; Woodstock, s 20.
TRAINS GONG WEsT.-No. 8, Mail, p.
NJ. Leave White River Junction, 50;
Hartford, 55 Deweys Mills, IL;
Quechee, 2 II; Taftsville, 227; Wood
stock, 9 30.
j. G. PORTER, sup't.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
Hartiand.

More people than usual attended the
Fair at Woodstock this year. All had
a good time except those who slept on
the Fair ground.
Rev. b. M. Tillotson will preach
again at the -Four Corners two weeks
from last Sunday.
Mrs. d. M. Badger was quite sick Il
few days last week.
Sid. Pitkin was liked we'll at Mr..
Densmorc where he worked during
the summer.
Billy York and wife are at home
from Boston and are with their mother,
Mrs. Spaulding. They will go to the
land of alligators and spend the winter
in hotel at Jacksonville.
Wilson Britton went to the north
part Of the State last week to spend ten
or twelve days on business.
Harper Pitkin of Montpelier, and
Leonard Pitkin of Quechee, were at
their fathers, +. II. Pitkin, last week
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-10-06
BOSTON & LOWELL r r
Northern Division.

1885 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after June %, IS, Passengers Trans
" will run as follows:
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at IL. SO
AN. for White River Junction, connection
Barton, Newport, Willoughby and Magog
Lakes, Stanstead, Quebec, Bath, Llttleton,
Lancaster, and the White and Franconia
Mountains. Also, with trains Tor Mont
pelier, Mansfield Mountain, Burlington, ST .
| iAlbans, Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdens.
burgh, and the West
ExEkEss TRAIN leaves Concord at SIG
p.M.sfor White River Junction 4 Bristol.
EVENING ExpnEss TRAIN leaves Concord
at $50 p. N. for White River junction, con
Meeting with trains for Montpelier, Burling
ton, 81. Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal
Oglensburgh, and the West.and with Wood
stock Il. II. for Quechee, Woodstock, etc.
*Or on arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor
cester, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
+MoRNISG EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White
River Junction for Concord at 1925 A. NJ, or Nd
arrival oftrains from Ogdensbur and Mon
t...'. MS lTaln Is run 10 boston on SUNDAY J,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves White T.
Junction for Concord at 100 Al
+BRIsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at $50 A. N. and l.23 p. NJ. and Franklin at
0.24 A. NJ. and 205 NJ
MAIL TRAIN leaves White River junction
for Concord at 1900 NJ, or On arya, OF
trains over thcVermont Genital, Passumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White Ryer
junction at 1901 NJ, or on arrival of trains
from Montreal AMI ogdcnsburgh, Bratte.
boro, Keene, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &C.,
connecting at Conccr with train for Man.
chester, Nashua, Lowell aad Boston.
THESE trains connect ut Concord with
trains tor Manchester, Lawrence, Port.
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Lowell, and Boston.
LUClUS FUTILE, Con. Pass AT,
c. s. MELLEN, Gen. lSupt
Boston, June 50, 1885.
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Bridgewater Village.

W. c. Raymond and wife are
abroad for two weeks.
Weston's Specially Company's Show
was a failure, although the rubber man
was good.
double ou-Sec !" Geo. Smith S
Ben Franklin stallion took first pre-
MUM for 3-ycar-olds at Windsor Coun-
ty Fair last week.
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Woodstock.
Uncnlled for Letters.

The following is the list Of letters I'M
called for in the Post.onlce at Woodstock,
Vermont, October G, 1886:
J. j. Pratt,
William Reid,
Charles G Thompson-2
Eugene P. Williams,
John Keeler,
David Jones,
Margard H.,
Mrs. 6. L. Graham,
Melvin p. Douglass,
Miss Mary Briggs.
I- Persons calling for the above
letters will please say, "AdvertiSed.'
WIN. D. MCMAsTER, P. M.
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East Barnard.

Mrs. Angel, of Windsor, accom-.
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Dudley,
spent last Sabbath at Curtis Nelson's.
Mrs. Vergene Keith, who has beer
to Rutland for few days, returned
home last Friday.
f. | Graves is attending the Worlds
Fair at Tunbridge, this week, with his
tlotter.
Mrs. ID. j. Adams is added to the
sick list and under the Doctors care.
Mrs. James Turner, who has been
sick and great sufferer for long
time, died last Sunday night. The
family have the sympathy of all.
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81 have taken, within the past year,
several bottles OF Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and find it admirably adapted to the
needs OF an Impoverished system. |
am convinced that this preparation,
as blood purifier, is unequaled. -
Z. {. Dame, Pastor Congregational
church, Andover, Me.
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Barnard.

Barnard.
Mr.. Adams little girl WAC taken
sick about four o'clock Friday as.er-
noon, and at $40 same night was
dead. Cause unknown. The funeral
was largely attended last Sunday, Rev.
Mr.. Austin preaching from the text,
"Sutfer little children to come unto
me-"
Last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Austin bap-
tised Mrs. Daniel Jenne by immersion
in the lake.
Last Sunday all the cl idren of Mrs.
Thomas Bowen met at the old home
stead, it being her S0th birthday au-
niversary. They left alittle sum (S5l,
in money, besides other presents wit h
her.
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The following Presidential Post
offices in this State will be ripe on
date, according to the civil service
theory: Bradford, Feb. i; Burlng-
ton, Feb. 10; Swanton, Feb. j e; West
Randolph, Dee. 2,
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We are not publishing this paper
for fun or lame--it costs too much for
that-$1. so a year are the TERMS
II You don't think it is worth that to
you, pay up and stop it like man.
There will be an excursion to Bos-
ton over Ethe Woodstock r. r., next
Monday, 0he llth,) tickets good to
return Saturday Qhe lGth). We
have not learned the exact fare, but it
will be under S. for the round trip
This will afford good opportunity to
visit the Club" aud get plate of
baked beans.
Brennan q Quinn's Star Theatre
Company CLOSED u successful week
here Monday evening with the play,
"Fanchion, The Cricket" They are
good actors, and their plays are clean.
They deserve liberal patronage. They
went from here to Littletop, N. H.,
and will play several weeks at Mont
pelier during the Session.
Rev. B. M. Tilotson will preach in
Pomfret next Sunday afternoon, in
Hartland on the following Sunday at
ternoon, and in South Woodstock on
the afternoon of Oct. oath.
BY order of the p. o. Department
all box rents must be paid within ten
days from the first of the quarter, or
the boxes will be declared vacant.
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"For economy and comfort, We use
Hoods Sarsaparilla," writes an intelli-
gent Buffalo, N. Y, lady. 100 Doses
One Dollar.
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The Democrats of New Jersey nom
mated Robert S. Green for Governor.
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The japanese believe that "the tor
lures of hell are graded according to
the amount Of money one has" The
more money, the more torture> Some
Of us will get oft toleraby easy, then.
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There was q snow storm in some
parts of Canada Sunday. .-
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Eighty-five divorce cases on Hills
borough county docket.
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NOTICE.

The Board of Civil Authority of the town
of Woodstock, will meet at Norman Paurs
Office in said town, on Tuesday, the 9TH day
of October, 1856, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of abating Taxes.
HARMED G. KENDALL.)
WIN. G. VAUGHAN, Srlcctmcn.
NORMAN PAUL,
Woodstock, W., Sept. -, 1856.
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H0USEFANDELOT FOR SALE.

A House At English Mills, two stories in
front, told DR.. Richard standD, with wood.
shed, good well of water, and one-third acre
able. Inquire Of l., Ii. MARBLE,
Woodstock, VI.