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Pa..ed Forred ohseka.

TITTIS, o., Jan. 1O.-on Saturday even
inga well dressed stranger yicHmlzed three
business houses OF this city by passing
checks on them purporting TO bo signed
by Andrew ]. Bhckner. At zach place
he made small purchases and recsiyed O
balance In cash, which aggregated nearly
fi!y dollars. The checks were all forged.
he ia evidently the same party that
operated Of Upper Sandusky and Marion,
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A"BEAUTIFUL" A INVENTION.
A FrsnOh Mechanics Device for Executing
MurdereFs.

muruororts
ALBANY, N. Y, Jsu. lO.-The meeting
Of the Commissioners appointed to In
ves,Igate and report to the Legislature the
most human and practical method fol
carrying Into effect the sentence Of death
in capital caseu, was held yesterday after.
noon.
The Commission have made thorough
investigation Of the matter, but as yet
have had no conference in regard to the
report 10 be submitted to the Legislature.
The Commission has received through
Governor Hill, q letter from French me-
chsnic, residing in Paris, who decides the
electricidea to be painful operation, and
oaeru device, which 10 9 chair in which
the condemned. sits and his spinal column
is Immediately broken. A hundred q day
can be easily, conveniently and painlessly
executed by his machine, which he de
scribea Rs "besuHful."
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cn,hIsr HopLIn,, rrInl R,,um,d.

oScIsSATr, Jan. 1O.-The trial of BEN
jamin E. Hopkins, Assistant Cashier Of
the late Fidelity Bank, was resumed this
morning bstors Judge Sage and jury in
the United States Court. 01e o! the
Jurors being detained by q late train. the
forenoon session was devoted to an argu-
msnt upon the eadmisslbility IS evidence
Of the record Of the conviction Of L, l..
HafpeF
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KISG UoYPgg did a.wooing go, and
then he changed his mind: which caused
on uapoe,lc, matter Of fact jury to salt
him 20 tho tune OF $4,000 as an awful ex'
ample 10 other npsculators in bleeding
hear.a. With this snug suu to her ac'
count Miss ClHpbeil nhould bs able to
mary q man worthy Of her love and
talents. Arbucklc, sosing the error ol
hia way, may get him to tsnnery and
repsa; in coffee sack aud coffee grounds.
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Crscm F..5 expressed it confidence in
N. pol;co and Fire Board By re'elscting
oil ,ns old members. 1. has been urder'
s,,o5 IT., ,b,. si!er the election some effort
,'o,rJ bsmsio to eniorco tho law against
sngIsy liquor ceiling II the Board will
oo,,tbo matter with determination the
i.r Il can be enforced. Willthe Board Try 2
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Emperor william Improving.

BERLIN, Jan. 10.-Empsror William re-
mainsd in bed yesterday. He had lairly
good nights rest and ia frser Of pain to.
day. The Emperor, replying to an ad-
dress from the salt workers Of Halle con-
tanning New Years congratulations, said
that the news regarding the Grown Prince
was excellent and that the worst fears had
passed away. The hops was now justified
that the Prince would be able to return to
Berlin In the spring.
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A Steering COMMITTEES.

Special Dt1pdteh 70 ne LHteItceHoeT.
WAsHINaToN, D. O., Jan. l0-Chairmsn
Cannon, of the House Republican caucus
to-day designated q steering committee tc
look after Republican interests in leEisla
ton and cooperate with similar Senate
committee. Following are the members
General GoG, Chairman; Mckinley, Ohio
Parker, New York; Warner, Missouri
DingIey, Maine; Henderson, Iowa: Bsyne
Pennsy ylvania; Burrows, Michigan; Nc
Kenna, California, and Anderson, Kansas
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RoME, Jan. 1O.-slxsy thousand pill
grims have come to Rome. OF these 35.-
900 Italians, 5000 French, 1900 GermanP,
1000 spaniArds, 50 ORrdinalg and $50
Bishops are now hero. In the Vatican
Exposition are l, 500 opened cases, 500 not
yet opened, 500 still at the railway station,
900 en- route. A nav room is being built
for the 10000 bottles ot wine presented.
The value Of ofpresents received amounts to
5000 900 ttrancs and the money gifts to
Ia 0O0 600.
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LONDON, Jan. 10.-Rev. John Lowther,
a rector at Bolton, near Wighton, has
committed suicide by shooting. Previous
to the act be had received summons to
auHwer charge Of indecent assault upon
a servant girl. Deceased was q couain Of
Lord Lonsdalo and relative Of the Right
Hon. James Lowther.
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West vlrEInlaas in Washington

SPECIAL UL4pdleN % URt IIIItIIIVtI5otI'
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. lO-BishoE
Pete,kin and family passed through Wash
instou tonight for their home in Parkers
burg.
Joseph E. Adair, Of PArkesburg, and
Charles Ward, Of Charleston, are here
Mr.. Ward is East to look alter the inter
ests OF hi5 coil steam generator.
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PrrnBuRau, Jan, 1O.-Jones & Laugh
Inns, Of tho American Iron Works, signed
the steel scale Of the Amslgsmsted Asso'
ciation to-day, and work will be resumed
at once. The Amalgamated officials are
now satiafed that all their scales will be
signed before the end Of this week. There
are no indications Of 8 settlement at the
Edgar Thompson and Homestead works,
which are controlled by the Knights Of
Labor,
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BIRxINohAM, ALA, Jan. lO.-The half
dsvoursd remains Of man, supposed 70
be white, were found fourteen miles from
here In an old field, Sunday. They were
60 mutilated By animals and buzLlrds nS
to be unacceptable. There is no clue TO
hln ihhntiiv
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sHAxoxM, Pa, Jan, lO.-The Enter
prise Coal Company and Its miners have
resched an agreement. The miners will
rscsive the per cent advances and the
Company agrees to use Pennsylvania
Railroad engines in hauling the coal, 80
that non-union men will not handle the
product OF the mine.
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snvnd NJ ono Fnnt.

MAYNnLE, KY, jan, 1O:-Wll!ian vii
son, the clerk at A. NJ, Rogers' shoe store,
hsd a narrow escape from drowning last
evening. While the Bostona aud Tele-
graph were landing at tho wharf.-the step
ped of the stage plank Of the Telegraph
into the river, between the boat aud the
wharf. After sinking twice he grabbed
the foot Of passenger, who hung over tho
guards Of the boat to lend him did, and
was pulled up on the whartboat.
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PIrT1uRoH, Pa, Jan. lO.-CommeHciug
next Monday the various Panhandle rail.
road robbers, against whom the Peunsyl.
vAnia Company refused to onter a nolle
proase, will be called upon to make do.
Tense In the Criminal Court. A hot hRhI
10 anticipated, and the trials will take fully
a weak
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN., Jan. lO-During
q quarrel between Lew Owens and ]. D.
Barnes, Of the boot and ShOe firm Of
Barnes 4 Nix, this morning, the former
was shot three times by Barnes and the
latter was cut by Owens. The wounds Of
Owens are mortal.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1O.-In the trial oi
the case against Hon. Thomas o. Plat to
secure his removal from the Office Of Quar-
antine Commissioner to-day, tho counsel
for the State made the opening argument
to the court, which occupied the remAin-
der Of the day.
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ESTAuLA, Ala, Jan. lo.-Fire broke
out here at I o'clock to.niah. in Tullla'
cioeksry store. Latest ad9iees are to the
effect that fire 10 raging beyond control.
The gas ia turned OF, the water supply Ia
exhausted and the inhsbitsntB arc panic
stricken.
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yspotbur column appears an interest
=. account Of the manufacture OF pro-
ITs., Avs css in the great Disstcn establish
~.rt - In PhiIadelphis. Manufacturer
,,.ii., ,..T .he advantage Of getting away from
,,l;b lusl II possible.
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KILLED Und,r .sad ciTouu.,nucos,

Providence, r. L, Jan. 10-Maggie
Bradie, aged SO, who keeps house Of Ill
rspute in the village Of Woodvills, North
Providence, shot and killed Charles
Schneider, % yelrs old, q weaver, about
midnight last night.
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STATE ASSEMBLY,
of the KuiEhts of Labor in Session at KsT.
Esr-only Routine Business.

sDeesal D.spGtah 70 he IaiolI0aoz.
KEYsRR, VIVA, Jan. 1O.-The West Viz
ginia State Assembly, knights Of Labor,
convened here to-day. The Assembly ls
very largely attended, delegates from
nearly every county in the State being
present. The grester portion Of the day
was spent in lransactinE routine busineS.
Tonight large audience was addressed
by 2. B. Mcclure, member OF the General
Executive Committee of New York.
Tomorrow the election CT officers will
take place.
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MANSFIELD, O., Jan. lO.-Ezra Woliord,
an old citizen Of Mansfield, aud victim
Of over indulgence In liquor, took two
ounces OF laudsnum this evening and can
not survivs the night, Hshss threatened
nuicide for the pact two weeks.
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SENECA FALLS, N. Y, Jan. l0.-Gas was
struck here at depth OF l,45O feet last
night. When the gas was ignited 1t pre-
Gucsd fame eight feet high. Drilling
was recommended this morning, and at
noon ten.foot flame was burning. Ex.
psTienced gas men regard the indications
ss excsllent for large and steady flow Of
gas at Q not much greater depth,
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NEW YoRE, Jan. lO.-Ths annual meet
ing Of the Western National Bank was
held here to-day, CA. Jordan, ex.Trsss.
urer Of the United States, was chosen
President to succeed the late Daniel Man.
ming, ex.secretary oil the Treasury.
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NEw YoRk, Jan. lO-Nothing definite
Is yet known about the liabilities Of W.
Il. DeForest, the silk merchant and real
estate dealer, bat there is a rumor In
trade that they will be in the neighbor-
hood Of 81. 100000
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A IPARRow in the hand is better than
two on tho rcoi. A bottle Of Warmers
Log Cabin ssTsApSrills Ia better for 3 man
with impure blood than hall q dozen
doctors. II isRn old fashioned but certain
remedy. Largest bottle on the market,
100 doses for 81.
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NEw HAVEN, CoSN., Jan. lO.-Between
aud 4 o'clock this morning the Alms-
house and On adjoining dwelling, located
In East Village, near MunIoe, Conn, was
burned to the ground. Three persons
peTished In the flames,
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H1ys has barrel Of money and car
.,.;Iy make moro by running another cor
90, s IN coffee. But the swingeing verdict
., ns' i b,e,k bis tender heart Just the same'
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49, IilI1ItA 70 tN IIltlWUlolTs
BrcEuAxSoS, W. Va, Jan. 10.-The
BackhGnaOn Bank changed hands on
January l. The new stockholders organ.
iLsd to-day by electing Levi Leonard
President aud DR.. G. A. Newton, BenjR,
min Basel, Col O. w. Newton and E6s'
nezar Leonard directors; DR.. G. A. Newton
Uashier, and Col. Charles W. Newton as
si6tant.
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AN Ant,,PolIrnmr Me,,are.

SALT LAKE, CITY, UTAH, Jan. 10-Gov.
West's messago to the Legislature was de-
liversd to-day. 1t takes strong grounds
ssainst Polygamy and legislation hereto.
fore enacted by the Utah Legislature con-
trary to tho United States statutes, and
recommends the repeal Of such local laws.
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TINS, Fom the London Spectator, il
.oms,bi9, sltcr the iGHhion Of recent
,nscj,scy Of The Presidents English:
live look nt the whole subject treated
bv Mr. B,llour with go much brilliancy
I'd W point, as widely Gs possible, does 1t, In
rutb, no. come TO the question, what Is
the primary object Of ordinary reading OF
Eudy?"
Who speaks first to point out the defect?
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SALT LAKE, Jan. 1O.-Utah wool grow
ers, representing over a million sheep,
met in convention in this city yesterday.
A permanent organization was effected
and strong resolution passed protesting
against therreduction Of the tarif on wool,
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Special DLIpateh 10 Tie LIie!Iigalo1.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 10.-Patents
were iRausd to-day to William II. Bargorr
Of BnSsr's Springs, for an improved de-
vice to feed salt to stock. John Hsnder.
shoot, Evelyn, for Q car coupling.
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wnxEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 1O.-MsstOr
Workman Powderly Is sIowly improving,
and is gaining strength daily. he denies
the report that he intends going TO
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PITTsBURoH, PA, jan. 1O.-Jamcs Nc.
Dermott, the oldest printer in the State
and veteran Of the war OF 1872, died at
his home in Washington, Pa, to-day, aged
90 yeaTH,
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Sic ssmnor r,rnnnn.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. lO.-Two hundred
and Rlty operatives in Olark's o. N. t.
Thread works struck this morning against
an alleged tyrannical superintendent,
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GcygRyOG FORAKER, in his inaugural
address, ssys: -.
The sentiment 30 developed against it
vorId have been efficient to have pre-
ysnted it, bu. It Was not sufficient TO
destroy it.
Wi! sone Of the readers Of the INTELLI'
oEycgR kindly ssy whether there is
ANYTHING wrong with the above sentence
and, il 60, what?
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PUERLo, Col, Jan. 1O.-The Bent coun.
ty Court House ut Los Anlmas burned to-
day, ali the records being deatroyed. The
loss Ia 9 vSry serious one.
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ap,py BUSTING" pays a good price Tor
Il, ioys.nsking. Juries have little regard
n, rich old fools.
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kemoval ID PrInoe FerdInnn

BERLIN, Jan. 1O.-Ths National Zcitung
says it is expected that the Powers will
soon take pteps for the removal Of Prince
Ferdinand from the Bulgarian throne.
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DBs MoNEs, Iowa, Jan. l0.-senator
Wilson was reuominated by the Rspubli.
can caucus Of the LeRiSlRtuEe this evening.
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"oH! woman, in thy hours Of case, on.
certain, coy and hard TO please" With
children hurt, long hours she's spent.
70 ny Salvation OIL, the liniment.
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Chs GntalligsneNr,
.5o1n0-H,s { Kt.K. NJ. Q.-sl5.OOO.

o5e. Nos. 80 and 81 Fourteenth street.
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I hops as how yule publish this as
wants Genther and riester TO sea it.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-25
WESTON.

Eli S. Marble found one of his
oxen dead in the barn few mornings
since, which leaves him without
team.
The Young boys lost valuable
horse recently; the result of tying
with too long halter.
Clark Shattuck, well to do farm
er of this place, has become insane
through fear Of starvation. He re-
fuses to eat or take nourishment of
any kind, and is evidently failing fast
Rev. Mr.. Fetch of Bondville preach
ed at the Methodist church in ex
change with Rev. f. W. Lewis last
Sunday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Sweetland Of Rutland
is in town for a brief visit to parents
and friends.
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LANDGROvE.

Whooping cough is rageing.
Lillian Childs from Stoneham,
Mass. is at home on visit.
Henry Lampson has gone to So.
Ashburnham, Mass. to work.
d. A. Coolidge and G. A. Fisk
snapped horses one day last week.
Chas. Woodward and family talk
Of moving to Massachusetts soon.
School in Dist. No. 2 closes this
week, Mrs. Martha Lampson teach
er. We think it would have been a
very successful term had it not been
for the whooping cough.
Seth Buffum has bargained for the
old Major Wiley house and one-half
acre of land and intends to repair the
house for homestead.
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wINDHAM.

The new bridge at the foot of the
hill is nearly completed. The laying
of the abutments and with stone work
is in charge of Barney Gle, who is
doing excellent and durable work.
1t should be remembered, by all
those interested, that after Nov. 1st,
all taxes not paid into the hands of
the town treasurer will be put into
the hands of the constable for collec-
ton.
Ransom Rhoades has purchased
the johnson place, on corn hill, and
has moved thereon.
Mrs. c. G.. Gould has returned
to Washington. B.
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BONNEVILLE.

What has become of the weather
prophets?
Prof. Preston is having large at
tendance at his singing schools.
That cider mill is progressing slow
but sure.
The remains of Geo. Coleman, who
died in Worcester, Mass. about a
year ago, was brought here and inter-
red in the Bondville cemetery last
week.
A. d. Leonard, of the firm of Hay
ward & Leonard, found bear in
one of their traps last week. The
bear had gone up an apple tree with
the trap. Avery wanted to get him
home alive, so he got help, roped him
and got him out of the tree, tied him
secure and carried him home. On
Monday of this week, finding that the
bears leg was broken, he was killed.
A Musical and Literary Concert
will be given Friday eve, Nov. I'd,
by Preston and his class, assisted by
Misses Grace and Matte Holton of
Boston. Miss Grace Holton is q
very pleasing soprano soloist, while
Miss Matte Holton is one of the
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RAWSONVILLE.

David Howard has been quite sick,
but is now able to be out. His son,
Harry, has recovered from typhoid
fever.
The Rustics were defeated last
Saturday by the Derry nine, or rath-
er six, as they were short three men.
Score Is to 20.
The Juvenile nine went to Jamai-
ca the same day to play the young
nine of that place and won the game
80 to 81.
Apples are drug in the market
here. O. M. Williams picked on his
farm all he wanted for his own use,
gave away to his neighbors all he
could, and hired man to pick the
remainder and take them off his farm,
giving him the apples and one dollar.
F. B. Pier has put in a new letter
case in the Post-office and made 9TH
er improvements in his store room.
See his ad in another column.
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LOCAL SUMMARY,

Grin Stowell, clerk for G.. G..
Smith, is off this week on vacation
which he is spending in Massachus-
etts.
Mrs. Towards appointments for
her Millinery sales will be found in
our advertising columns.
Mrs. N. E. Hart and her daughter.
Ida, who have been visiting in this
>pf5llsace for several weeks, started Tues
day for their home in Boston. Mrs.
Hart goes back with health much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Rev. 0. P. Fuller returned
a few days since from New Hamp-
shire where she had been called BY
the sickness and death of brother.
Thos. Burns, who formerly resided
here and has been absent two years,
LIDS lCVut ucu.
Geo. Hartwell seems to be slowly
recovering. During his illness he has
been faithfully attended to by the
Odd Fellows Of this place, he being
member of that order. -..-.
Thatcher Sprague of Stratton has
moved into the village, occupying the
tenement at the old carriage shop.
Cortez Farnum, who formerly re-
sided in this place, died few DAYS
since in Massachusetts. His BODY
came up Tuesday night and was bur-
led yesterday at Wardsboro.
E. W. Melendy and wife, H. P.
Chase and Miss Addie Batchelder
took a carriage ride, last week, to
Rochester to visit George Hunting
ton who is fatally ill-having con-
sumption. Mr.. Huntington was for
merly in the employ of Mr.. Chase,
and has many friends in this vicinity
who will be sorry to learn that his
condition is critical.
l.. $. Bradley, brother-in- law OF
William and q. A. Coleman of ia.
maica, who has been visiting in this
vicinity for several months, returns
next week to be in season to vote fol
Harrison & Morton. Mr.. Bradle,
originally belonged in Townshend.
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SIMONSVILLE.

Ladies Society will meet with Mrs.
F. j. Micott, Friday afternoon, Oct.
9Th.
Mrs. Belle Gould has returned
from Massachusetts and is at work
for O. w. Leonard.
Charlie Leonard spent Sunday at
home.
Thomas Howard of Brandon and
Mrs. Reed of Brooklyn, N. Y. Wis
tied at Mrs. Cuningham's last week.
Fred Hubbard has moved into the
house vacated by f. J. Micott last
year.
Mrs. Eliza Heseltine, Mr.. & Mrs.
c. B. Chase, Warren and Fannie
Heseltine have been visiting friends
in Labanon, N. H. the past week.
Snow fell here Sept. Doth, 3Oth,
and Oct. LIST. We had not seen any
since the 9th of May; about 4
months.
Willie Fuller, who has been sick
the past four weeks with typhoid fe-
yer is improving.
Mrs. A. A. HUTCHINSON spent last
Sunday in Londonderry with her
daughter, Mrs. d. F. Davis.
Noel HUTCHINSON is at work with
H. F. Virgins threshing machine
this week.
Our town representative, d. A.
Benson went to his legislative duties
on Tuesday.
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JAMAICA.

''The Kings Daughters will have
a supper and sale Of fancy articles at
the Baptist vestry on Tuesday eve,
Oct. 30th. Please give them full
house.
Mrs. Purple of Woodstock will
lecture at the Opera Hall, Monday
evening, under the auspices of the
w. c. 7. U. Mrs. Purple is fine
elocutionist and will give selections in
addition to the lecture. 1t is hoped
that the White Ribbon Quartette of
Townshend will be present. A col
lection will be taken and everybody is
cordially invited to be present.
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WARDSBORO.

Mrs. A. l.. Howard is expected
here with new Millinery goods next
Monday, Oct. 29th.
Mr.. & Mrs. H. Choate are stop
ping at F. Underwood's.
If you make up such face again
in Sunday School. l will tell the
teacher. So there now.
f. w. Farnum and wife have been
visiting friends in Londonderry.
School closed last Saturday.
Mrs. Addie Eddy has gone to visit
friends in Brattleboro. Will return
Saturday.
Mr.. & Mrs. F. A. White have
returned from Mount Holly where
they have been to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. Knights.
Have you seen the "beautiful
snow on the hill-tops? H.