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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-10-11
STERLING,

The weight of eight Empire State DO
tatoes raised by Carroll Mum is IL lbs.
Miss Arly Barrows, who is teaching
the West Branch school. is at home this
week threatened with jaundice.
l.. A. Barrows, who has a quantity OF
choice apples, has one St. Lawrence ap-
pie that measures u IL inches in circum-
ference.
Lewis Wakefield, who is teaching in
Hinesburgh, came home Friday night.
stopping over Saturday with his family,
and returning on Sunday to Hinesburgh.
A birthday party was given last Sat
urday afternoon by little Alice Alger, to
to which she invited II of her mates. We
judge from the hilarity and the descrip-
tions the little ones gave that the enjoy
ment of the little company was great.
A rare occurrence was the gathering of
four grandmothers in the family of Geo.
Tinker one day last week, two of them
being own grandmothers to little Frank
Tinker, and two great grandmothers.
The little fellow is Congratulated in this
good fortune, as the indulgence OF such
kin exceeds everything else.
A pleasant even. Mast week Wednesday
evening was OF. Of tb marriage Of the S6d
Mrs. Justin Russ a large company of
their relatives and friends were present.
The usual programme for such occasions
was adopted. The gifts were both val
liable and useful, the presentation being
made by Lysander Barrows with few
appropriate remarks, after which lunch
of cake and coffee was passed around.
After a few hours of social enjoyment
the friends departed for their several
homes, wishing the happy pal! many
years OF prosperity.
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STOWE.

The Mansfield House is now nearl Y
empty after another season of limited
success.
Geo. w. Smalley has rented for a term
of years the r. G. Hodge place in Stowe
Hollow.
But little sickness now prevails about
town. and only one or two cases of much
severity.
A very sizeable and pleasant circle was
held at Mrs. S. G. PoOr's on Wednesday
afternoon Of last week.
Sixty-seven bushels of potatoes from
one bushel of seed is an extra yield, as
reported by Ed. French Of the Hollow.
Frank French is about moving to Wa
terbury, as report says, having taken a
farm between the Center and the Street.
During the absence of Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son Mr.. Pratt, of the high school, has
read very acceptably from the desk on
Sunday mornings.
The play on Friday and Saturday eve
nings suffered from the effects of the dis
NAL weather. 1t would have been much
better attended had the time been more
pleasant.
AT the town meeting held on Saturday
last vote was passed to rescind the for
mer vote to repair the Town Hall. 1t is
hoped to have new one at no distant
day, provided, etc.
Prophets have ceased specializing on
the weather; it is far beyond their COM
prehension. The incessant rains and
SHOWS are doing great damage. Crops
are largely ungathered and the corn crop
is almost failure. While potatoes are
fair in yield, they are rotting, both be-
fore and after digging. Farmers look
woe-begone and are anxious for change
OF administration, particularly as per-
tains to their interests.
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ERVILLE.

w. G. Leach has moved to Hyde Park.
John Smith has moved TO North Hyde
Park.
Bert Hill is happy over the arrival of
a son.
S. H. Brown is visiting two sons in
Michigan.
Charles Shaw, of Boston, was in town
last week.
Frank Warren is spending a few days
at his fathers in Eden.
John Anderson, of st. Adams, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. A. l.. Laraway.
III. n. Leach has bought the land be-
longing to the William Wilbur place in
the village, of E. B. Wilbur.
There will be box party at the Union
church on Friday evening. Admission
cents; supper Is cents; for the benefit
of the Sabbath school library.
Jonas Stevens, of Eden, met with a
sad accident while driving from Water
Vile to Belvidere on Friday evening. AS
he was going down the Codding hill and
turning out for a team, it being very
dark, he refined his horse off asteep bank,
turning the wagon bottom side up and
throwing the horse under a wire fence,
cutting it so badly that it died the next
morning.
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HYDE PARK.

From the Montrose, Colo, Messenger
of Sept. 9th: ED Sawyer and Jim
Kyle are off on a surveying trip. Started
last week and will be absent two or three
months"
The last of the boarders at 1.-The
ElmS," Mrs. Mangam and her youngest
daughter and son, Grace and Willie, left
for their home in Brooklyn, Wednesday.
We hope to see them all here again
another summer.
Frank Finnegan has moved into apart
ments in the Meacham tenement, and
Mrs. Byron Crowell into a part of the
VIII Bailey house. John Cobleigh will
soon move into his house in the village,
and Levi Mobiles into part of the house
ON Judge Pages farm.
A box party for the benefit of Rev. E.
w. West was held at the residence OF
j. o. Reed last Tuesday evening. There
was a good attendance of friends and
neighbOrS, and the evening was pleas
antly spent by all. Four dollars and
ten cents was received for the Elder.
Some people inferred from our item
last week about the per cent. discount
that it meant town tax. This is not so
it simply meant the school tax in this
district. The four per cent. discount on
| town taxes is all right and can be had
by paying taxes before October 9th.
The coal supply for this village is now
being placed in the hands of those who
nse this article Some 200 tons are useC
here each winter. Those who bought il
| August saved in the vicinity of 70 cents
| per ton, as it has gone up that much
since then, and is liable to still further
advance.
The season must be very late up a
North Troy. We observe by the Pdla
dunn of October 4th, that a merchan
there advertises for 100000 pounds o
raspberries lvben they get ripe. Perhaps
however, he believes that THE earl,
bird catches the wOrm," and is bidding
for next years crop.
We are confident the ladies will wisl
to try the Harrison Cake, so we give
receipt from the Andover Toa1nsman
Five cups flour, two cups mOlasses
one and One-half cups butter, one GU
milk, four eggs, one teaspOOnful salera
tus, its name in 1S4O) two pounds raj
sins stoned and chopped, cloves an,
other spices. Bake three hours. Goo
now and also in November.
The Strengthening of the road belOJ
Pages farm is about completed. Th
railroad company has moved the trac
: over into the old highway and made
straight road by cutting away a larg
piece of the Finnegan hill, thereby dom
: away with two of the railroad crossings
: A tight board fence six feet high will b
put up between the highway and th
railroad. 1t is good change.
The State press just now is comment
: ing strongly on the proposed enactmen
of a law compelling every town to ereC
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EDEN

G.. Fl. Newton was in town Saturday.
Miss Ella Reed has been visiting in
Lowell.
Martin Shattuck is repairing the inside
of his store.
Miss Annie Hosmer has returned to
Massachusetts.
S. Newcomb moved TO the lumber
camp Monday.
&C, Baker has newly shingled and
clapbOaI ded his house.
The band boys were recently invited
to spend an evening with w. G. Bassett
for practice.
The weather is dubious" especially
for farmers who have late sowed grain
to harvest or potatoes to dig.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet on We'd
nesday, the 18th, at the vestry. 1t is de-
sirable that all members should be pres
ent.
John West has hired the Wilkins place
and moved there, and John Smith has
taken possession of the farm recently
purchased of Mr.. West.
NoTICE.-An persons are hereby notified
that We, l.. +. & c. b. Allen, are the sole own
ers of the farm in the town of Eden formeIly
owned by the late George Bassett, also all the
stock, hay and grain, timber, farming tools
of every description on said premises, and any
encroachment thereon hereafter will be dealt
| with according to law. We have no agent
L. F. & c. b. ALLEN
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CRAETSRuRY.

Our drovers report cattle selling very
slow.
Theron Miller is attending school al
Montpelier.
Mrs. Augustus Paddock still remains
in feeble health.
w. p. Kaiser has rented his shop to J.
Corse, of East Hill.
Jim Buck is contemplating building
another house, on land owned by Carlton
Udall.
Il. M. Gallagher, who has had very
severe attack of erysipelas, is slowly i'm
proving.
A. X. Story is moving back to his farm
He has lived at North Troy for the past
two years.
The two little daughters of Allen Mer-
rill will live with Mrs. Myra Chase the
coming winter.
j. E. Dawson has returned from Man.
chester, n. H., where he has been wit h
car load of potatoes.
The farmers in town have nearly all Sc
cured their potato crop. There is small
crop and good many rotten.
A. G. Collins has commenced to re-
build his mill, lately destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Kinney retires from the company.
James Wilson has bought the farm
lately occupied by William Remington.
Mr.. Remington has moved to the r. J.
Newton farm and Frank Sleeper to the
M. E. Udall farm.
The friends of A. G.. Collins have sub-
scribed to the amount of some $1,000
towards rebuilding his saw-mill. Mr..
Kinney will superintend the building,
which is guarantee that it will be well
done.
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JEFFERSoRVILLE.

Nora Buker is very sick with bilious
fever.
Abbie Wilcox returned from the noun
tains Friday.
Phebe Powell, of Essex, spent the Sab
bath in town.
Several from this place are in attend
ance at the Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Lamplough, of Colchester, is Wis
iting her children and friends in town.
An entertainment for the band is to be
given in a few weeks, of which due no.
tice will be impaired.
On Tuesday, Roscoe Fuller and Ash
ton Edwards started for Connecticut with
a large drove of cattle.
Carrie Carroll went to Bakersfield on
Tuesday to attend the marriage of her
cousin, Lillian Temple.
Mrs. Wheelock, who has been stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. SaXby, of
Johnson, has returned to her sons.
Rey. Mr.. Tenney and wife, of Water
bury, are visiting their son. On Sunday
the father occupied the pulpit for his son
in very acceptable manner.
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JOHN SON,
John Rand has gone to New York Cit

John Rand has gone to New Cork City
where he has a situation.
| Rev. Thomas Teller, of Westford, i:
expected to preach at the Baptist church
next Sabbath.
o. w. Stearns is displaying an apple
from his orchard that weighs one pound
and two ounces, having girth of fifteer
| inches.
Mrs. Raffensperger, of Cumberland
Md, who has been spending the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Il. j. Baker, has re,
turned home.
The ladies of the Baptist Missionary
Society are invited to meet with Mrs. |
L. Pearl at her home on Friday afternoon
for tea party.
The change on the railroad brings the
trains here as follows: Mail east 11.46 a.
M. west SOB p. M; express west 9.52 a.
M, east 6.42 p. m.
Will Newcomb is delegate from this
lodge to the Grand Lodge at Hyde Park
this week. A number of others from
here expect to be in attendance.
Rev. MIR. Goodrich, of Minnesota, who
is to preach at the Methodist church, oc-
cupied the pulpit last Sabbath and ex-
poets soon to move his family here.
The Hyde Park band visited the sere-
made band last Friday evening, taking
supper at S. H. Waters, where Con-
gregational sociable was being given.
Prof. A. III. Campbell is attending the
New England Normal Association held
at Boston this week, and expects to at
tend the Vermont Teachers ASSOCIATION
at Newport next week.
Mrs. H. G. Fancher invited the A class
to tea Friday evening. The company
was surprise for her son Grant, who is
a member of that class. The supper, of
course. was excellent and all had de-
lightful time.
The lecture course committee have ar
ranged for five entertainments-four lee
lures and one concert, as follows: g. E.
Bolton, subject, "Incidents of the war;;
Rev. L. P. Frost, subject, Infant of the
Rebellion" The others expected are
DR.. Headey, Gov. VIM. Cumback and the
Lotus Glee Club. Notice of the sale of
tickets later.
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WoLCoTT.

Mrs. S. Oates Hendricks is visiting
in town.
S. D. Luce is building barn opposite
the hotel.
II. II. Young moves to st. Johnsbury
this week.
Earl Whittemore is running the engine
at Gates mill.
G. a. Burnell, of St. Almond, p. O., is
visiting in town.
NJ. 5. Burnell will load only one more
car of potatoes at present
I'll. A. May moves to the tenement va
Gated by H. III. Young.
The buildings at Pottersville are being
shingled and undergoing general re-
pairs.
DIR. E. P. Fairman goes to Hardwick to
live and several from here are looking
for building lots there.
Representative Parker is at home this
week on account of the sickness ,of his
wife, who is slowly improving.
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EAST ELMORE.

Mrs. c. A. Dugar is able to ride out.
Edith Silloway is teaching her second
term in district No. 8, having "a schol-
ars.
Dea. Fred Silloway is all smiles these
days, because of little girl visitor that
called on him the 14th of September.
Will Sideways oldest girls are sick
with putrid fever, caused by drinking
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LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SUNDAY, OCT. Il.

SUNDAY, OCT, Il.
NJ f.. CHURCH.-Rev W. r. Puher, Pastor
Services commence at IL A. h.
CoxGREG ATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Walk
err Services commence at l0.45 am
W. K. Jackson is in town for few
days, from Orange, Mass.
Read Munson's new adv. His Nox-
'em-All shoes go off rapidly.
Most of those visiting Boston last
week returned on Friday and Satur-
day evenings.
Mrs. H. H. Morgan is in North
ampton, Mass, acting as nurse in the
insane asylum.
Prof. Goodrich, of the U. V. NJ,
occupied the desk at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning.
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems at first
only cold. Do not permit any dealer
to impose upon you with some cheap i'm
itation of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, but be
sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell you he
has something just as good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon
getting DIR. Kings New Discovery, which
is guaranteed to give relief in all throat,
lung and chest affections. Trial bottle
free at A. o. Gates drug store. Large
bottles 81. 6
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RRInCE.

Fanny Scott has been visiting her
friend, Cora Nay, at Fairfax.
Wood choppers have been engaged fol
a job on the mountain near the last slide.
r. II. Bushnell's many friends in this
vicinity will be interested to know that
he is teaching school in Ryegate.
o. w. Reynolds is excavating near one
of the Buckley springs to form large
reservoir to be drawn upon in case of fire.
A birthday party was held at Thaddeus
S. Wells Monday evening, given in
honor of Fred Wells, who at that date
attained his majority.
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BuckIen's ArnIca SaIye,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiIblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles OF no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by A. o. Gates.
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BRENNAN-CAMPBEL Irasburgh, Sept
30, 1888, by Rev. William Schofleld, Charles s.
Brennan and Eva NJ. Campbell, both of Eden
Irasburgh Sept. 80, 1888
by Rev. William Schofeld, Fred E. Smith and
Lucy A. Warren, both of Eden.
OHNSON-WELCH-In Morristown, October
4, 1888, by Rev. w. r. Puffer, Edward S. John
son, of Franklin, and Miss Eta WEIGH, OF
MorristOMn.
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TROY.

Mrs Decker is very sick.
A. Buck has bought half interest in F. B.
HammOnd's store.
DR.. Gray was severely kicked in the face by
his bay colt last Saturday morning.
d. H. Buck went to St Adams last Wednes-
day and when he returned Saturday he was
accompanied by his bride
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Nathan PIummer, M. D., of Auburn,
NH, says that he has used Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry in his practice
for more than ten years, and finds it the
most effectual remedy within his knowl-
edge. He recommends it with great con-
fidence to those subject to coughs and
pulmonary complaints.
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Probate Court-LamoIIIe District.
The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park, during the week ending Octo-
har 9Th ID. 1888:

istrator settles his account Archie A and Car.
roll S. French, minors. Stowe; A. c. Raymond
appointed Guardian. Frank Muzzey. Guardian.
A Peck, Guardianship, Hyde Park; Guardian
asks ror license to sell real estate; hearing set
for Oct 20, 1888.
Oct 2.-F b. AtwelPs estate, johnson; Admin.
istrator asks for license to sell real estate hear
ing set for Oct. 20, 1888; Commissioners make
report
Oct. Sd. G. Camps estate, Stowe; Admins.
traitor presents his account for settlement; hear.
ing set for Oct. 26, 1888.
Oct 4-AlOnzo Cobleigh's estate, Hyde Park;
Administrator settles his account, and assign
ment made to widow.
Oct,5-Leon A. Bailey Guardianship, johnson
and resigns the trust; Emma J. Bailey appointed
Guardian. SaphrOna SandersOn's estate, Cam.
bridge; Commissioners make report.
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hEALERS IN Pianos, Organs, Sheet Niusie
~ and Musical Merchandise of all Descrip
ti"ns- All orders for Pianos, Organs and Tuning
promptly attended to. ST. JOHNsBURY, VT
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
JOHNSON, VERMONT.
Z. Z. FOSTER

Terms of 20 weeks each begin the LIST Tuesday
of September and I'd Tuesday ofFebruary
A. H CAMPBELL, PHI. d. Principal.
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The biographical sketch of the mem
bers of the Legislature from Lamoille
county will be published next week.
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ESTR AY.

Came into my enclosure about the 18th of Sep
TENDER, pair of yearling steers, white on belly
and one white heifer calf The owner can have
he same by paying charges. NOAH HALL.
Gilmore Center. Vt, Sent. 25, 1855 WSk
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Notices inserted IN this column at the rate of 10
cents per line-no notice inserted for less than
sl.09. Five cents per line each subsequent in
serCion.
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Business Notices.

MANUFACTURER and Dealerun all Kinds
IA of Marble & Granite. Work Guaranteed
as Good, and pricesas Low as any In Vermont
Portland Street, MoRRIsvILLF,VT
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A. COOPER m n
SHAW e. EORR

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
= Main Street, HYDE PARK, VT.
once Hours, to "a. NJ, IL TO P. NJ.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.
Julian Clark is in town.

JulldH tluEk rs Ill IOhU.
The Sons of Veterans meet this Wed. eve.
James Parker is moving onto his farm in
] Johnson.
L. E. Harrington and d. C. Smith have re-
turned from Boston.
Calvin Foss has lost n wallet. Liberal re
ward; see business notice.
A large number of elderly people are suffer
ing from rheumatism, brought on by the in
clement weather.
Charles Kneeland was arraigned Tuesday
morning for furnishing liquor. Waived exam
nation and took an appeal to County Court
George Hubbard was arrested for ntoxica-
ton and brought before Justice Allen Monday
morning. Plead guilty, paid his fine and was
discharged
Ed. Dolan is confined to the house with
bruises sustained while running horses with
Geo. Hubbard. Rum is said to have been
the cause of the accident.
Those who are interested in cleaning up the
church are requested to be on hand promptly
at 0 O'Clock Thursday morning, Oct. 18th.
The church needs good brushing up and all
should be present to lend helping hand.
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ANODYNE PEARLS are boon to those
of worn Ont nerve energy. They cure
Nervousness, Insomnia. Nervous Head
ache, Opium Habit. Painful Menstrual
ton and superintendent. Warranted
not to contain one particle OF opium,
morphine, assafGtida, vaIerian or hyos-
cyamus, and yet produce refreshing and
health giving eleep. At your druggists,
price only 80 cents. Send for testimo-
mails to DIR. f. S. Hutchinson & Co.,
Enosburgh Falls, Vt.
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DIED..

CARPENTER-In Lowell, Oct. LIST, Ezra S. Car
penter, aged 81 years and months. Cam
bridge paper please copy.
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JOSIAH TR0w

4 rhA AI WORkS.-I would call the att.n-
Ilon OF the public to the fact tina am sin
,, arry,ins on the Granite business, am, am nre
pared to do all kinds of work at fair nric TN pio
j. TROW, MORRIsvIII VT
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Successor to DIR. Peck.)
STS5zzAaoD Dental Rooms, Main Street.
S}yLSS (Work warranted) JOHNSON, VT.
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B ORN.
MARRIED.,

WHITCOMB-In Hyde Park, Oct. 4, 1883, a sol
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitcomb.
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NORNER Main and Summer sts NIo,..i.,-,,,.
~ Or Gilbert makes the best of ARTIFICIAI
LEErH' anu has made FILLING TEETH speciaI
ty for many years. Nnv5 fIt!I E.i'l-
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=. NJ. RAND a. m

4 OMMISSION MERCHANTS 81 y1,,..,..,.
Potatoes, Fruit ETC. O"''ei' Tsss'
No. 81 Locust Street H,vPpr, NJ,
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7. c. MORRILL,

PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN. Finest Goods
MORRISyILLE, VT.
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p. Il. OEMING
J. r. WILSON. DID,. 6.

hESTIST. Graduate of the University of
~4[ZPennsylvania.) A. Church St, Burlington.
VI. ohice hours, to II a. M, 1.3O to D. m
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NJ. w. CILBERrDns

cash PAID for Calf Skins, Eides. Egps and
Poultry, at I'll. II. Elmore's ee" anu
MORRISyILLE, Vt
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DR.. J. A. RORINSoA

~ Teeth extracted with OBTUNDO harmless
anu nearly PAINLESS. Crown, Bridge and Resi-
flate work and Fine Filings are SPECIALTIEs,
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c. w. Dolly

DEALERS in Butter, Cheese, Beans and Pro
- us, visions. No. 50 Chatham St., BosTON
~ DHLhNAF' Il. W. BELKSAP
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have just returned from market
with full line of fall and winter MILL
merry; also ladies' fancy and furnish
ing goods. All are cordially invited
to the opening Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Oct. Is and II. Thanking for
past patronage, am respectfully,
M. A. SOPFR
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HARDwIcK, VT, Oct. 9th, 1888.
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offer the following property, located in the
northwest part of Hardwick, on a good road
four miles from the village, my