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NATURE SKIFES 10 HAH

Without giving hi il notice. Yet we paw small heed
10 her solemn warning. % Il Is nothing 1T vii
pass OF pre-enfly.r Il shall he all right IN DAY or
two.n These confident words our lips. ana
often believe what say. when the great crisis
Of our lives Is standing At the door. In SUBJ
que n agony. during the weary GAYS and comfort
less gifts. sigh amt say. OH Il hat only known
such q sease As this could upon / would
haze taken the proper when the irst sign Of Il APP
peartc.- Watch the signs. The iznguid. tired feel
Ing; druwsiness. shining pains about the body:
cAsona cbiliiness. DRY skin. variable appetizer poor
sleep, lack OF aubiion Yellowness II the eyes bad
taste IN the mouth; feelings Of despondeucy and
gloom without any special reason. fears the fu-
,ure: al d in short any Indication sing want OF
your usual elasticity. strength mental grip and
Cheerful ness in fighting lifes hattiefhese things
any Of them mean that your system Is out Of order
and serious Illness very near. You may check the
onslaught OF the enemy by 81 employing a rem
eiy whose vide reputation and sucress bespeak its
virtues, DIR. Browns SArsaparilla. This preparation
tones and regulates the digestion. stinu ates the
liver and Kidneys. opens the pores u the skin quets
the excited nerves and e0Deis disease from the
system.
Honorable Eugene Hale. q. 5. senator from Maine
SAYS a letter ~ refent date. II have great cor
nd-nce 10 Dr. Browns mFczi -agaeiiy and ski -
and 50 have thousands who have been raised from
Sick ness 10 health nv
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Union VILLAGE.

Nrs. J.K. BhisdeT Is in STAFFORD nurs-
Mg heT sick mother.
Ihe Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs.
saur Barrett last week.
several Of the young people are attend
u school at Thetford iill.
d,A.Blaisdell was in Boston last week.
Els. C0lburn was called to Wood
stuck hst week.
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rnmmis.Innrr. Nnficr

The undersigned. having been appointed BY The
Ho Probate Court for the district u Randolph Com
and demands ~ All persons against the OF Ma
son FzFnhAGn late Of Tunbrifge in said Dislrict
deceased. and al claims exhibited In Offset thers-
10. hereby give notice tia will meet the uur-
poses aforesaid the residence Of said VI FArnha "a
Tunhridge ths 18th Gay ~ Dec and 2oth day Apr
next. from ] O'Clock ". until O'Clock
r. NJ, % each OF said days. AMI fha six months from
the 18th day Of Oct. A. D. l.ss Is the time LIMIT
II hy said Court for said creditors present their
c aims 70 o. for examination and allowance.
Datei Taub-itse his nth day o. Nov. A d. 1893
J. n. whitney. Commits
7G Nathaniel H. Austin sloners
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RANDOLPH

The ladies Of the COng'l society have
prepared an entertainment to be held in
the town hall Friday evening of this
week. The proceeds for church repairs.
Come.
David Washburn, an old resident of
this town. died last Friday morning of
pneumonia. His funeral WAS attended
on Sunday. many friends and relatives
being present.
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INTERESTING TO VETERANS.

The Hardwiek Post boys will have
an annual dinner. Dec. -.
Custer Post at Bennington has voted
70 furnish room IN the addition to the
Soldiers Home.
The G. A. Il. Post at Rochester
win dedicate their new hall with a
ball on New Years eve.
Gen. W. ". Henry spoke at the
town hall in Morrisville Thursday ev-
ening in connection with campfire
held by the 6. A. X. Post.
Thanksgiving day was fttingly OBJ
served at the Soldiers Home at Ben
nington with an excellent bill Of fare.
Forty old veterans were present.
Brooks Post of Montpelier met on
Tuesday evening at G.. A. X. hall
and discussed the question is it too
early 10 introduce service pension
Col. Fred f. Smith Of Montpelier.
ID. l.. Morgan of Rutland and A. l..
Leayenworth Of Castleton are said to
be candidates for the office Of depart
ment commander, G.. A. X.
Roberts Post of Rutland expects to
furnish one ofthe most entertaining e
vents Of the season on the evening OF
Dec. - when Corporal Tanner will
1 lecture aud "a grand banquet will be
held
Baxter Post Of Newport will meet
at their hall on W ednesday. Dec. u,
at | o'clock =. NJ. 10 elect officers Tor
the ensuing year. An oyster supper
viii be served in the evening by the W.
Il. c.
Foster Post at WOIeotl viii hold
campfire Wednesday evening. Dec. ;.
There viii be an address by Gen. W.
W. Henry Of Burlington also music
aud tableaux o. scenes in the war yet
vivid 10 the minds OF ilie veterans viii
make up the programme.
At recent meeting OF the commit
tee Of the Sons of Veterans Of Brattle-
boro il was decided 10 lease Harmony
hall for year, to be fitted up and inn
proved and used by their organization,
the Grand Army aud Relief Corps for
extra occasions. the old rooms being
retained for the regular meetings. The
room will be chiefly used by the ;. Of
V. for drills.
Gov. Dillingham; has appointed DIR.
W. 5. Webb inspector # rife practice
of the V. y. 6. Colonel Webb has
had nine years training in a military
school and his great grandfather was
an officer in the Revolutionary war
and his brother, Maior-G eneral Alex
auder Webb, now president of the T.
University OF the city OF New York, COM
manded the brigade which bore the
brunt Of Pickeit's charge at Gettys-
burg.
The new additions TO the Soldiers
Home viii be So that the lower story,
consisting Of the kitchen department.,
dining hall and reading room VIII be
ready to occupy this week The fur
uiture aad bedding is ordered for the
extra sleeping quarters at the Home.
and p Of the waiting applicants viii
De received within few weeks. A.
mong them are George II. Smith. 60.
G. 3rd VI, Newport Joseph Bellrose
CO. X, 9th VT, Swauton; Christopher
Harrison, Co. +, 93d \. \ Regt.,
Rutland; A. c. Truax. Co. X, oath
Mass. Richford George Hayward.
Co. + % VI. Jamaica O. L. Bard.
Co. ID. lst, VI cavalry, Mortified
W. II. Seymour, Co. !. 4th VT,
Marlboro Benjamin Chapman, Co.
b. LIST Vt. cavalry, formerly Of Enos-
burg.
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sIATE ID NERMnNl. a rrohate I on. Il.

STATE OF yERNoN1. Tin Probate t'ourg be!d
Randolph DISTRICT. -. AZ Chelsea in sad
District. on the Eth DAY II sept. A. D.. lsSs.
lanes touiN Ia Administrator OF the e>fale Gssa-
L Goodwin late % lunbridge in said Dis riet
ceased. presents his afnnistrafinn account f8r
and Allowance and MAKES application fora decree II
gstftputiou And partition ~ tile estate Of SAIL DE-
ceased Nherrupnn Il Is ordered IS
said Court that said application be referred
sion thereof held az Orange County Hotel Al Chelses
IN the goth day % Dec. A. u. ISIS tor
gearing and decision tlefeon. And
Is further 0rierr,i, that all persons interested
ne notified hereof BY publication of notice Or sad Ap
pcaiiun and order thereon. three veeks successfully
% the Herald AMI News. newspaper published a.
Randolph and which circnlafes in lie uetghhorhOod
those Interested, before said time hearing. that
Thea may appear Al said time and place. and show
Il any they may have why said account should
nos nr allowed and such decree made.
rs the Gourl-Affest.
7sl WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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Aochild tan sleep soundly while suf-
ltrns with cole or from teething. Re
A9Fe ihe cause by using Or. Bulls Baby
syrup. Only - cents q bottle.
J preventive Of malaria and fever will
: found In I.aXadCr. Price only y cts
fachage.
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ER,uFoRD The Academy school be-
g,8 a.t week. r. Aldrich Is in
1btago -. Abbie Garfield Is better.
4 54ep interest j. being taken in the re-
giyal meeting. held here by Rev. +. A.
Whittier. Of Lawrence, Mass.
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CARPETS

Lowell mills manufacture, Monitor
mills manufacture, Delaware mills man
ufacture. s. cents to IS cents per yard.
Tapestry carpets, y cents, - cents,
81 cents 70 - cts per yard.
Body Brussels carpets, 30 cents, sl.l0.
S1.25.
Remember these prices are for few
DAYS only. Be wise and make your Sc
lectiOns At once.
SMYRNA rugs for this sale only Sim
gle door, Si.0o, regular price 81 80.
Double door. Sl.50. regular price 81 -.
- in. y - in. 3.}5. regular price. -. Is.
30 ink lin. $500. regularprice. So 80.
Is ink , in. - p, regular price. - 80.
80 in. X 81 in. s.. regular price, $500
= in. X l0s in. SIS. regular price, $50.
los in. ~ in.. S34.. regular price, SIS.
Thousands Of bargains just Ike the
above for few days.
The Atkinson House Furnishing Co.
Cor Pearl aud Middle SIS. Portland. Me-
ISAAC T.. ATKINSON. Gen. Manager.
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FARM FOR SALE,

The Farm affhe late George ". Robbins situated
the ~e<t Hill b. Chesea miles fron the Eiase
tains $50 acrts af good lana suitably divided 10 .
moving. PASTURE and fiiiaEe. large ant desirable
VOID lot sith sugar orchard Of 90 trees Buid-
ings "a fAir repair and running Wzter a. house aud
barn. win sch cheap cash As Ssh - Dispose u
ME=. 6. ". RoBBlSs.
Chels.aVt
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Wrsr CoRINrH.-.Ioe Quimby has
oecned 4 grocery store. ..S. I. Virgins
.iEes the spear farm on a mortgage
p Richardson will build a new barn
-eyf vear....S. A. True has moved his
f.n-ilN here.
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STATE or VERMONT. Z In Pruuate Court held Al
KANDotPH DfsrnfCT ssA Chelsea within and for
said District on Tile lIib day u Nov. A. ID. lsss.
Au instrument uurnnrtiMgto b. tie
~, Wiil and Testament q Daniel Titus late u
Chelsea said district. deceased. being presented 10
te court hy idsore Tifus and y ankiia Ipt0n
exeruiors therein uauCd, for Probate.
10 Is ordered hy said CuMFt that al persons concern
"a therein Dee bottled 10 apreAr session uf said
Court o. ie leid a. Orange Go. h,tel ia Chcse Ou
ie 1ltit day Of Dee A. y. iss, and show cause f any
they nav have. aeaust the Probate ~ said win. Tor
which purpose e further ordered, tiar copy OF the
rrcnri 81 lids urtlrr te nubsled three weeks sue-
cs-ssiFctF iu tAs HERALD ANn &EWs urinfe as Ran-
laipl prev au- tn said tine appointed hearing
By The Court. Affect
7Al WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. ludee-
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''ailee q purifying the blood can
49,, e'ereslinated, for without Pure
4 ealaoi enjoy good health.
- - s-'lsan hearty every che needs
est- .'.-'.-'s 2 purify. vitaIize, ana enrich
49,. "a hoods S-rsaqariIa is worthy
Il is peculiar IN tlzt il
-z.---.- 80 llli,ls liIl file system. creates
t- - ioaes tie digestion. while
49, e-ss7se- GiveitatriaL
sr.e Ealt.la Is sold by al druggists.
9 G. L He'd & Co. Lowell. Mas.
''0 Doses One Dollar
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VILLAGE FARM
For Sale.

W.T. seu my arm Central street.
Il w LII near Aser's Brock bridge ca
frin3 aiaat acres - Eua land. suilalt dist ta
Into rlzsfurs and axe crts atnf D. tons uire las.
some small fruif god eafer ~ Laus and tarns Tee
House Is two srariss sfsh T.. contains D. farea ua1s
taarus hui dnEs a. On first class reTzir. anr one d.
si-iuz GOOD farm near one 81 fi h.st se5i- ln ~
churches stores. eic- ealllel 20 i1itr AN g cffgr
ana So MS ufrra. fEANE HNE sffG.
". Randolph. VI. Tiss- siii. lsss
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STATE or VERMONT, n Probate Court holden
RANuoLrm DISTRICT - Al Chelsea on TIE iain
iav ofNnv A. y. ISSs an Instrument nnrusrfing 10
be last n no and Testament oJ0siah >.lAterson ate
Of Chelsea IN said district ceceasesi. utlnE pres-
ented 70 she Court by sarah q. Pa ers0a Executor
uzlle therein. inr iruhae II Is ordered hf SAID r.
that al persons cuncernei therein Re nftldti q APP
pear 81 Of said court o. he held ~ the FRO
hate Office 10 Chelsea On Tie ~ DAY - Dee A. d.
isS- and sisnw cause g any tHey may have asalust
tie Probate - said VIII. isr which purfp-e il- for
be published three waeks successIvely in The Herald
aud News printed a. Randolph previous 20 sid
time Nufsofnttsd tor hearing RV the Court Attest.
7ai VA n. NICHOLS, Jaaze-
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Wr.r NEwBURY - Inc new band
made it, first appearance 10 public Dec.
IN and was highly comptimented.
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General Orange County News.

NrwBrRY CENTER:-A series of revi-
val meetings are in progress at the town
hall
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Tie 18Th annual meeting " the Stockholders % tie
Ran falnh National Rank 81 West Randolph. Yer
mont sii be he'd In their banking roams Tuesday,
January lsth. ISIS. Al 10 O'Clock o. ior the eltr-
ton % Directors for the year ensuing-
r. y. nUBuIS- Cashier
West Randolph. Vi Dec. 6. ISIS. Es
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STATE OF VERMONT IN Probate Court. huliI-
WasliuatouBIsr O. -. ga af houtse 'Ier on tle
asfh dav 81 Sav. A. ID. isss Vim 70. Nichols aitar, -
the e. ale OF
EDGAR n. DurrON. late q Northdeld
In said district maAes application O. said Court wi b
Ire consent au appraisal % ia vrifinr u fle heirs
IA writing ceare 10 sell an the real tate % said
deceased situated Ca Brsintrte Iu taf coauff ~ Or
auge ~ stale niNt. % ~is hpuse ami bot - acre
Pratt place and 10 scres on iord brook represent
iug that said sale. fEurfoi. Nuuh e beneficial O. Ire
Ieirs aud widow - said dee asefi AMI i~c iuiere-i 81
Ia bis estate IN order 20 convert said eat estate iut"
money.
Wle eunn IL Is ordered by said Courl that sid APP
pication come under consideration ami he heard on
The 2sh day - Dec. A. u. lssS
a. the Probate once In Montpelier. and. it j. further
ordered that an persons Interested ~ uotinei hereof
~ ratification Of notice % this application and arr
thereon three weeks sucee~sixey in the HERALD And
News. printed At 81 Randolph before said time u
heari 4 that they may appear said time and place
and N they canse Object thereto.
BY the Csurt.-Attest.
sg HIRAM CARLTON. JURGE.
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DIED.

In Bethel. Dec. :, Rodney Shedd aged
20 years.
In Randolph. entered into rest, Dec. :.
David Storrs Washburn aged IL years
and 10 days. \ good man has gone.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Rev. ). A. Parker will lecture in the
hall Tuesday evening Dec. 18th. Sub
ject, Life on Georgia Plantation in
1857 ard s.
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rsrsHAx:-The VI f. donation party
mod An order for SLIGO against
he town was lost by Emily faggart
...a..pf IL
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MAR RTE q,

In East Blookfeld. Dee. 2. by Rev.
B. p. Parker. Fred l.. Newell and Ethel
q. Wheatley both Of BrOokfield.
In UHion Village, Nov. -. by Rev. :.
Il. Hedges. Herbert Cloud Of Norwich
and Emma Smelling Of sheffield.
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coRNrH:-George Tenney has moved
d, Woufaua Geo. Raymond has been
mite sick....G. NJ. Dearborn begins
H. Graded school Dee. l7th.
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Hay Wanted.

| want ; tons good hay for COWS.
L. +. THAYER.
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NONE, Manted.

500. or 500 or sl5G0 on first class
mortgage. &C Herald Office.
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Etray.

Came into she enclosure - the subsci her about
Nov. i5lh. ten sheep. Tie owner slll please all.
4. q. HANv AID.
East Randolph. VI. New > Isss. 20
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In Gaysville, Dec. :. a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kimball.
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BROWNS SARSAPARILLA.

Nor genuine nnless made By Ara warren Co..
Bangor. Ale.
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House for saleia Chelsea village.

The residence & tae ate g. A. soribusr. situated
on >oufa Main sire 8.
A .torg and bar house siih Z and contains y
raoui- tsod barn villa nine stalls. carriage housc
and granaay eumriefc.
Bo;h hard and sost vats4 Do house and running "a
ter at barn.
Buildings all IN good repair.
rhcre = one-hlif acr, e land with tie prcai-ss.
Addrc-s.
B.H. ADAMS.
Chelsea. SO.
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Joel NJ Cady, while putting up cave
spouts last week, had the ladder slip
from under him, letting him fall dis
tauce of twelve feet 90 the frozen ground
and escaped with only sprained ankle.
VIM. Bass of West Randolph is max
ing substantial improvements on the old
house on his farm in this town. VIM.
Perham Is doing the work.
Mrs. Martin Flint i 10 Boston for
medical treatment.
Fay Wells has gone TO Providence. Il.
!. to visit his brother John.
Quite number Of scholars from this
town attend the West Randolph Graded
school this winter.
Prof. ODER has a progressing class of
singers. numbering about sixty, at
Snowsyille.
Miss Angie Hutchinson is soon to leave
for the West, where she is to open
milliner's shop.
Caleb Grow was stricken down by a
paralvtic shock Friday morning. his
wife having fallen victim to this dread
ed disease several years ago. They are
cared for BY Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Thayer.
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For burns and wounds We would rec
ommend Salvation Oil. All druggists
sell il at - cents.
Many cases have come under our no.
tice where a single bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup relieved a sufferer from a
severe cough which had been treated for
months By competent physicians. 25cts.
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Mrs. Abby spiler has returned from
her visit 70 Manchester. Y. II.
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Decatur.

Miss Mate Wilson has been spending
ithe past week at Paw Paw.
Merritt Conner was visiting friends
in town last Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. G. Il. Baker and wife returned
last week from their extended visit to
California.
William Parkhurst, who has been in
Dakota during the past winter, returned
last Friday.
The following resolutions were passed
by Burnside post at its last regular
meeting, March 10th, 1888: WHEREAS
An all wise Providence has seen fit to
remove from our midst Comrade George
W. Riley, therefore be it ReSolUed-
That i'm his death we lose IA worthy
comrade and his family loving hus-
band and father; but, deeply as we de-
plore his loss, we humbly bow To the
will of our superior Commander and we
tender to his widow and daughter our
heartfelt sympathy in this, their deep
affliction Resolced - Further, that IA
copy of these resolutions be sent To the
National Tribune and the county papers
for publication and copy given to the
family, and also that they be spread
upon the records of this post.
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Glendale.

: y Mrs NJ A. Shears left on the eth inst
for st. Louis.
Meetings at the town line have closed
They were quite successful
Frank Davis of Allegan, has been
spending few days with his brother
John.
Old Mrs. Hopkins is still living and
some hopes are entertained of her re-
covery.
Mrs. Ida Dickson of Fennville, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Minnie
Osmer of this place.
Sugar making has begun. A goodly
number are engaged in the business,
among whom are Will Hoffman and Joe
Speicher.
While II. p. McFarlin was in Paw
Paw the other day, somebody poisoned
his valuable dog-and it wasn't done by
any benighted son of Waverly, either.
Glendale school-G. l.. Rich, teacher
took trip over to the Myers school
Ed. Dayton, teacher-on the 9th inst.
Arriving, they found Dave Rich and his
flock already assembled there. Alto
gether, they report a fine time.
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PROSPECT LAKE.

+. 5. Northrup has rented the L.
Witter house for the coming year.
Our lyceum decided last Friday even
ing that local option was preferable to
high license.
A Mr.. Sullivan of Detroit, who resem-
bles John l.. Sullivan, has been buying
cattle about here.
Tommy Cooper has pair of Percher-
on colts, sired by st. Helena, that will
compare favorably with any in the
county.
Tommy Chase has become horse
kockey; at least, he traded one of his
brown. mares 70 Joe Sage Of Paw Paw,
for trotter.
When will farmers wake upg Itseems
they must be asleep. They sell the good
horses to shippers and keep the poor
ones for farm use IL costs no mpre TO
keep good horse than poor oif, and
the ezra work pays big interestbn the
money invested Another mittakcn
idea Is the purchase of those Kansas
,:ee.es. A. they are called, the imp0rta-
ton of which into this state should be
prohibited by law; they are WORTH less
~han nothing TO Us.
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Not house to let In town.
Mr.. Kline has moved into Mrs. Jones
house.
There is considerable sickness in towl
this spring.
Deforest Camfield's little four year,
old child died last week.
Rich Sage has sold his black team t.
Fennville parties for $500.
1t will soon be time for the boys I,
practice the grapevine lock.
Notwithstanding Sees immense stocl
of hardware, you can't buy wire egg
litter.
Mrs. Joe Brown received pension
of SOL 90 for the death of horse during
the late war.
Johnny Clement has been remodelinp
his opera hall and will use il as dwell
ing house for two families.
| The marble season has struck the
boys; when it gets little warmer, the
merchants will take hand.
We understand that our host of the
Central Hotel will locate ut Lowell,
near Grand Rapids, this spring.
ID. ID. Wise has sold his farm north OF
town to man from the northern part
of the state; consideration, $4,000.
Mr.. Parks of Indiana, has rented Ed.
Herron's dwelling for the next eight
months Ed. will move To his farm.
Old Mrs. Chilson, mother of Mrs
Japhet of this place, who has been so
long nearly helpless, died last Saturday
Mr.. Powers and wife of Adrian, who
have been visiting in this county the
past six weeks, returned home last
week.
Theodore Davis and wife of Antwerp,
were in town the other day; they were
very much surprised at the growth OF
this city.
Tom Welch, who has reached Illinois
on his return home, on account of the
bad roads has stopped to recruit himself
and team.
c. A. Bush returned on Saturday last
from his California trip. He says he
saw nothing that would induce him to
leave my Michigan"
A Mr.. Moore has purchased the inter
est of Mr. Moon in the Kalamazoo
store. Mr.. Moon will travel for the
firm of Highly Il Co. of Kalamazoo.
John Fessenden has bought an inter
est in furniture store at Michigan
City. He has gone there but will not,
for the present, remove his family.
Some two or three months ago, Mrs.
Eli Bush fell and sprained her wrist and
il is still useless. Fears are entertained
that she will never regain the use of it.
We think undue partiality was shown
in selecting st. Louis instead of Goble-
vile for holding the democratic national
convention. If the party is busted
don't blame us.
Since the dissolution of the firm of
Lewis X Clark, Arthur has improved
the appearance of the store very much
with paint and paper. He occupies the
upper portion as dwelling.
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THIS is especially useful primer on brick,
| old weather beaten buildings and roofs. In
vestigate this matter, it will pay you.