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Encore le coco.

Un oitoyon d. la Nouvelle- Orl6.
ans 6crit &c qui suit au Ismes'D
mocrat, q ID date du { coursnt:
"J'ai 10, depuis quelque temps,
avec plaisir, les lestres que vous
avez recues a propos du COCO. 1t,
CONNIE Ia question est du plus h"ut
int6r6t, ie m'empresse de vous com.
muniquer le resultat de mes expo.
riences. On y verra que la destruc-
ton de cette herbe 81 terrible, au
lien de coulter de rargent, est, au
%contraire, lucrative; on gagne a Gu
faire Pessai.
Gle plus terrible ennemi du COCO
est Fombre; deux recoltes de pa.
tates donces Ell debarrasseraient IL
SO! Ell II aimee.
"Labourez votre champ en- jan
v'er on fevrier kersez, lie mois
suivant; plant-z votre premiere
recolte Ell avril, la seconds q la fin
de juliet, msis jamais plus tard
que IL Ter aont: ayez soin de de-
barrasser chaQue pied des mauvai.
ses helbes, iusqu'a ce que lie sol
soft convert des lanes Do la palate.
ct eoyez sur que, DIES la premiere
aimee, il restera fort peu de coco.
Rscommercez Ia seoonde anu6e, ct
le sol ell sera complement d6bar.
raSs6."
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Pile on !; Face. :

Pile on face! Que de gems JET
tent une piece en- rair, en- GRANT !:
pile GU face! qui 20 sayent pas CO
evils dissent. Toute piece on efet
a deux faces. Pourquoi pile La
|Feponse est ~facile,. mails il. fault la
'chercher fort loin.. Cette expires.
sion remonte en- effet aux premiers
temps du noyen ago.
A cette 6poque les petites pieces
d'afgeut portaienit dun cote le bus.
to du souveiain ct dc Pautre la ia.
cade dun temple, en- latin pila.
Les Romans disaient; "Tese on
navife :" en- ml9mcire de r. mounaie
que tabriqnia Janus, roi ,du Latium,
pour les peoples des bords de la
Mediterranee. C'est 6, Janu.
que les vo1eursi doivSe II; avoir en-
maledictfon, car &C. fit lai qui il.
venta les %serf1res. En- souvenir dc
cette invention on lai consacra ls
premier mmois; de rannSe. Aotuelle-
ment dams les rues de Rome, les
enfants' dissent !; arma ct sarto. JUS.
qa'ao pontificat de Pie VII on 70.
presentait.' en- eftet, sur Ia monnaie
les armes du prince regpant dun
cote ct de l'antre, nne tote de saint.
VOLTA rorigine de pile on face.
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Ticket National DemOcratique.
LA FEMME SANS DE.

Une femme peut Atre peintre,
sculpteur ct meme ecrivain. On
peut trouver chez ellie les pinceaux,
r6bauohoir ct meme la plume, pour
WI qu'on y trouve un de.
La femme sans de est un 6tro
6pouvantable. 1871
Chez Ia femme sans de regne 10
d6sordre malpropre, Nnd6cencs ct
m6me Ia licence.
xalheur au mari de 10 femme
sans de-! ellie rave lie divorce. NAL.
heur 4 ses hls, ct sur,out malheur !
ses files!
En- entrant dans une maison,
cherchez lie de de la femme; sill est
partout, except6 par terre, sill est
sur la table on sur la cheGiuee, 8 o
yez assure que dams cette maison
tout est ordonn6. Les fills sont res
pectueux ct sages, les files, labo-
refuses ct senses, le pers, respsets
ct aim6. r
81 le de est au fond dun tiroir,
sill est terne, 81 le passage de Pal:
guile ne Pa pas rendu brilliant, 10
femme est mondsine, falseuse. do
cancans, cancans du grand monde,
peu imports. LIE mari est NAL re-.
gu on boud6, les file sont au college
dos Mge de sept ans, ct les files
font leur education sous 10 hauts
direction de Ia femme de ehambre.
II y Q ensuite IL femme don't 10
de est introuvable. Chez celle-l6,.
paiguille est renplac6e par les 6pin-.
giles. Cette femme.la est la femme
sans de. Chez ellie, la couturisre
rend des oracles ct la modiste fait
Ia loi. Sous cette loi, le temps
manqus poor obeir au mari, ct la
force manq ne pour commander aux
enfants.
= La femme SAM de d6jeune an lit,
lit les petits journaux ct 50 lave 4
midi Sa femme de chambre est
uue soubrette ct son domestique
un valet.
Ellie salt 10 nom des hommes inu.
tiles ct lie nom DIES femmes sans
nom.
Les hommes inutiles sont ceux
qui hi rendent 10 plus de services.
:Cest avec eux GU pour q qu,-
ellie tue le temps ct RUNE 50 mai
son. Les femmes sans nom qui
sont CONNIE ellie des femmes sans
de, sont pexsmple qu'elle suit
Rien qua Ia voir marcherhdSns la
rue on reconnaitrait la femme sans
de,
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&. b. AYO,
N0YARY PUEBLO.
Office at Ce1aune's sierra
lyJanl5 81
Bucklen's Arnica Salye,

The Best Salve in the world for Cat.
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
Blains Corns, and all Skin EruDtious.
aud positively cures Piles, or no paw
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For Sale at
Thibodaux Drug store.
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Calino est garcon d'extra, il est
engage pour passer les rafrafchisse.
ments dams une soiree. -
Tout a coup, le msitre de la mai.
son apercoit q IN plateau six vert
res vides.
-POurquoi faire ceci 7! demando-
til a Calino.
ITEMS! pour les gems qui no
boivent pas.
Toto . pris IN journal, quill lit 4
ga petite sour: "Imp6t sur les bl6s
durs." %S
-Qo'est.cc que c'sst les bl6s burst
demande Ia petite file.
Dame! r6pond Toto, CO doit
etre les bl6s Qui serveut 8 faire 10
pain rassis!
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LBlptrielss d. Reverend
PERE WILDS.>

re Rev, Pers Z. r. wilds. missionaire
tres connu de In Vile de New York. ee
fr6re de feu r4minent Juge Wilds' de Ii
supreme Cour do Massachusetts,, ecrit
% qui suit:
"7sE Z. stu ST., Ne,o York, 16 Maj, 1852.
MEssRs. J.C. AVER & Co:
lie fus, l'hiver dernier, en- probe = une hu-
menr oui tOrturait mes membres de deman-
oeaisons iptolerables Ia mutt surtout mes
souffrances etaient terribles, outre les demah-
geaisons, uu feu intense me consunlait, II
m'etait impossible de supporter Ia plus iegere
couverture. Je s~Outfrais en- meme temps
d'un violent catarrhe, ct dune toux catar-
rheuse j'avais perdu rappetit, ct mon sys-
teme etait an plus bias. Connaissant la vaieur
de la SALsEPAEEILLE DAYER, soft par
observation dams plusieurs cas- lie maiauie.
soft par rusage que j'en await fait moi-meme
0ueluues annees auparayant, je commencal =
men servir, pour METRE, s1l etait PossiDle,
un terMe a mes hOrribles souffrances. Mon
appetit commeRca i revenir presque a la pre-
miere dose. Apres un temps tres-court Ia
fevre ct les demangeaisOns Sc calmerent, ee
tout signe d'irritation de In peau disparut.
Mon catarrhe ct ma tOux disparurent aussi,
ct ma sante s'ameliOrant graduellemenJ est
devenue excellente. Je me sens cent pour
cent plus fort, ct ce resultat je lie dos u Ia
SAL~SEPAREILIE, que je recommande en-
toute confiance CONNIE Ii meilleure meslecine
pour purifier lie sang. Jen prehalS trols
petites doses par jour, ct avant que la deu-
xieme facon fnt fni, MA sante etait complete
ment retablie. Je NETS ces fats d votre
disposition, vous devriez les publler dams
linteret de nos semblables.
A vous, avec respect, Z.P. WlLpS. p
LIE cas- cite ci-dessus est un entire mile.
Nous recevons journeilement DIES attestations
de cures merveilleuses, toutes prouvent la
faculte de la S~ALsEPAREILLE D'AYEH pour
guerir toutes les maladics provcnant de rim-
purete ct de la pauyrete du sang ct dune
yitalite atfaiblie.
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ATELIER APPROPRIATENESS.
EsrAxY lou PREss.

Ayanteo. 10 ,nateriel n6cessaire- nous som
mes 4 meme d'e16cuter tour les ouvrages ty
pographiques qai nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atfaiI es, entotes 0e
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu-
tairas, etc, serontimprimes dansle plus BRET
d6lai ct \ des prix nloderes.
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Les melons de Charlestown.

Une grande foire s'est tenus eea
jours dernicra 4 Charlestown. petite
vile de PIndiAna, OH Pussge ct Ia
vente dss blossoms terment6es sont
tres rigoureusemsnt prohib6s. II
ny . pas. afirme-t.on 10 moindre
cabaret on Ia moipdrs buvetts 4
Charlestown ct pourtant les fer
miers accourus 4 Ia foire de toute
Ia region environnants mont On
auonne dif3cult6 pour 80 procursr
autant de Whlskey qu'ils pouvai-
ent en- dssirsr. II leur sufisait
pour celia de s'adresser 4 un mar
chand de melons dean qui. So te-
usit 4 l'eptr6s .du champ do fore
avee une grapde ahsrrette.. Cha.
que melon co oft u ,trepte,eioq. cents,
&C. qui 6tait m nri1 .exhorbitans
pour le pays, meme OIL temps de
foire, mails il rsnfermait M facon
contenant une demipinte de- whis-
key! Plusieurs personnes qui ne.
talent pas dams le secret ont achete
aussi des melons Of ont etc toutes
sgr6ablemept surp{ises d'y trouver
le petit hacon, mails quelaues-unes
d'entre-slles, dit-on, no s'expliquen,
pas encore comment &c pr6cieux
ftacon await pu pousser avec le me,
lon. Qooi quill en- set, psntrepre-
nant marc:hand de melons de Char.
lestown q fait 9af petite fortune
pendant Ia foire: .s., ...r,
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Ellie = des robes trop tongues o.


"a jupe. Cost ellie qui fat Ia for
tune des marchands de cosm6tiques
ct ID misare des pauvres files
qui pimitent.
La femme sans de habiie a tous
les 6tages. Ellie habite un hotel on
son hotel, GU quelquefois ellie q des
palais. On Ia rencontre aussi dams
la rue. Partout ellie est IL meme,
ct &c qui la distingue partout, c'est
ignorance ct la sottise. La femme
sans de ma jamais d'esprit.
L'homme rdfechit Ell marchant
GU imlnobile dams son cabinet. II
r6fechit aussi ell priant.
La femme refechit ell cousant.
En- malchant, ellie est d~istraite;
immobile, ellie s'ennuie: en- priant,
ellie demande, ellie se plant, ellie
supple ct ne r6fechit point.
Pour que la femme ret1echisse il
faus que 9 doigts soient ~agiles.--
ST ellie est peintre, c'est en- cousant
qu'elle a reve o tableau 81 ellie
est e~crivaln, e'est EN- cousant qu'slle
Il fait &c qu'elle a ecrit, ct 81 ellie a
ecrit sans avoir cousu, travaill6
CONNIE n ouvriere, son livre sera
mauvais. II portera en- lui le priu-
cipe dissolvant de son oisivete.
La femme sans de ne fait lien et
ma lie temps de rien faire. Sa vie
est d6voree par le Meant. Pour
ellie, les NUTS sont courtes ct les
jours n'existent pas. Ellie agit pour
ne rien faire ct parle pour ne rien
dire.
Pour la femme cans de, Ia vie oct
Tongue ct Ia mort Went vite.
Dams le fond insondable de "a
misers, co que Ia femme sans de
ignore 10 plus, c'est Ia compassion.
81 ellie parvient & Ia vieillesse, ellie
jous q la Bourse, ct dsvient intrai.
table sur le chapitre des faiblesaos.
Ellie ne comprend aucune faute, no
croft a aucun repentir ct 80 dresse
toute dune. piece sur les ignominies
de ga vie pour anemath6miser OF
pour maudire.
Ellie lutte contre IL vicillesse do
tonic Ia force des cosm6tiquss qui
ont embeli 81 jeunesss; ct ellie lut-
terra contre Ia mort de toute Ia for
CO de Ia philosophie qu'elle . pois6s
dams IL lecture des petits journaux.
La mort l'enlevera au milieu de %
ct do ses regrets, loin de SOS
enfants qui la cachent on qui Font
oubli6e.
bier, dams Ia rue des Saints Pc.
res, une femme 6l6gante. marchait
moi, conduisant par la main
une jolie petite file. Je ne sails CO
que disait la mere, mails renfant
Ill ne faut pas dire celia.
All! ct pourQuoi : dit Ia mere. !
-Parce que papa ne veut pas
siusi.
=Pepa, papa! il faut quill sac
coutume a tout, papa!
Soyez assure que Ia femme qui
parlait sinsi ! 90 petite file 6sait
ane femme sans de. /
Vous auriez t.ouv6 chez ellie des
des livres frip6s, des RI.
bans, des chiffons, des csrtes de
des pommades; des onguents
poura Fussge inferno ct externe;
nsis vous n'auriez pas trouv6 uD
16 ct 50 petite file men aura point.
Deja ellie a une couturisre pour sa
ooup6e; ct plus tard, bient6t, .cstte
petite file, & pexemple de "a
mere, a~ccoutumera q tout son mari.
JEAN LANDER.
Ho1inn not uorr,o~ ISo-< -
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Remede contro ID dyssenterie.
Gn6risoh radicsle ct guarantee.
References o. breusos. Adherence
. Mr.. Omer Saveie, shes Mr.. +
TelsnaQae Badeaax, LAfeareha.
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Announces de candidats.d 'avance 800. III W
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TOute annonce commercials puhilee alan-
nee sera inseree au taux de 50 cents par pou-
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les insertions suhseqnentes.
Toute annouce don't lie nombre dinsertiens
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqua nouvel
0rdre au faux ordinaire.
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ATTENTION:
knights of the Golden Rule,

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle No.
l26 K. Of G. r. will be held in the Hall Of
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. u. o. F. ON the sec-
ond and fourth Tuesdays Of each month, at 8
o'clock P. NJ.
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51---NUMBER 1854.
RECENT DEATHS.

JONEs.-Mrs. Viola NJ. Jones died at
her home on Cliff street last Friday
June 1, after long illness. Her death
is the last but one of the family, j. Err
nest Jones, a son of Is years, alone re-
naming. In July, 1888, B. G. Jones,
who was house carpenter, received a
fatal injury from fall while at work
at his trade. In July 1886, the daugh-
ter, Minnie V. Jones, died of consump-
ton. The mother has hardly been
we'll since this death, and has been
virtually confined to the house for a
year and to the bed for the past two
months. Mrs. Jones and her daughter
were both members of the North
church in this place. The son is en-
plOyed in drug store at Cambridge,
Mass
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donvllle reported 131 members, resi-
dent SO. Over half the members at
tend the weekly prayer meeting. The
church debt is 5000. The Sunday
school is now under the control of the
church, has 80 scholars, and weekly
offerings of from 81. to $1.75. The
Peacham church has 263 members,
resident 229, additions since Jan. l, 90,
deaths, one. The age of the church
members ranges from 10 to 81. "The
aged are for counsel and the young,
not for war, but for work." The Chris
tlan Endeavor society has 20 members.
The Waterford church has 80 resident
and 40 nonresident mem bers, addi-
tions four; losses by death five, by dis
mlssal nine average Sunday school
attendance 55. The st. Johnsbury
Centre church reported so members
and that as church they were holding
their own. They have lost one by
death and gained one contributed to
home missions $50. The North church
has BIG members and gave about $4,000
to benevolent objects. Average atten
dance at morning service 403, at even
ing 237; at Sunday school 240, at week.
ly meeting 80. Additions to church %.
The South church has 293 members
and 4S0 enrolled in the Sunday school.
Average attendance at morning service
366, at evening ia, at Sunday school
210, at communion 1914. Contributions
1856, by individuals 81 ,655, by week
ly offerings $3.50. Additions to the
church Ia. The East Burke church re-
ported congregation thrice as large
as its mem bership and an addition of
four during the year. The Hardwick
church has l56 members, 36 absent.
Three have united by profession and
four by letter. The two removals by
death were Deacon j. M. Stevens and
c. G. Montgomery, 'living epistles,
known and read of all men," There
were also five dismissals. Average
church attendance 139, Sunday school
Is, church contributions $I3O.54, pen
ny offering in Sunday school six
months, $2l.5I.
The morning discussion was led by
Rev. DR.. Hubert, theme, "The church,
whence is it, why is it and what is it
for" After an able presentation the
subject was further considered by
Messrs. Grover, Bailey and others.
The last service of the conference
was a sermon followed by communion.
The sermon was preached by Rev. N.
w. Grover. The text was from John
6: 81, and the theme, "Christ our bread
of life" This service ended the con-
ference.
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SHEFFIELD,

Isaac Pearl is laid up for repairs.
Cause rheumatism.
William Simpsons infant daughter
is recovering from an attack of pneu-
mOnia.
Owen Leach, a student of ST. Johns
bury Academy, spent the Sabbath with
DR.. Dow.
Rev. j. G. Nelson of North Wood
stock N H., cOntemplates settling
with the Free. Baptist churches in this
and Wheelock Village as pastor. Mr..
Nelson comes well recommended both
by lay and ministerial hrothers.
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Advice tn Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
of cutting teethl If sO send at once and get bot
tie of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teethng Its value is incalculable 1t will lrelieve
the poor little suffererimmediately. Depend upon
it. mothers there is mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery and diarrhOea, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, sOftens the gums,
to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teothng is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United States
and is sold by all druggists throughout the world
Price 25 cents bottle. t4os8S
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THE FRATERNITIEs.
Palestine commandery Knights T

di0stiHo CoIntHduuery hnlRnGS GIL
plar installed these officers Saturday
evening 4: E. c., Albro F. Nichols /;
Gen., t. G. Spencer Capt. GEN., D.
M. Miller Prelate, F. w. Taylor; S.
W., G. M. Spencer j. W., N. w. Carl
ton Treas, E. F. Griswold recorder,
w. T. Horton; Std bearer, j. H.
Thompson; Sw. bearer, w. E. Barrett;
warden, G. A. Calderwood; Sd G., J..
II. Holder ID g., F. w. Patterson Ist
G., Willis Carrick Sent, w. H. Wade;
Conn.,, William Daniels.
Major Puffer, department command
er of Vermont, patriarchs militant, has
appointed on his department staff Ola
III. Henderson, P. G.. P, of st. Johns
bury, assistant adjutant general, with
rank of captain and on the battalion
staff, Chevalier T. R. Grow, NJ. D., of
st. Johnsbury, assistant surgeon, with
rank of captain, and HI. E. Randall, P.
G.. P, Island Pond, chaplain, with
rank of lieutenant. There is talk of a
department cantonment being held in
some central locality in the state dur
ing the coming summer or early au-
tumn.
Daniel P. Celley received notice last
Friday from Lieut.. Gen. JnO. G. Un-
derwood, patriarch militant, 1. o. O.
F., that he had been appointed to re-
ceive the "grand decoration of chival-
ry," the highest honor conferred in
Odd Fellowship. Mr.. Celley will re-
ceive the documents and the jewel
when he goes to Los Angeles to attend
the meeting of the sovereign grand
lodge next September.
Post Chamberlin Saturday evening
voted thanks to Rev. F. E. Dawson for
his sermon Memorial Sabbath to the
choir for music to Col. j. R. Thomp-
son for his oration to the persons who
gratuitously provided carriages to
the vOcalists and musicians at the
camp fire; and to all who furnished
flowers for decoration or aided in any
manner in the observance of the day
The Sd district union, /. 0. G.. T.,
met at West Burke Friday, D. G. t., G.
H. Woods presiding address of well
come by Mrs. NJ. A. Townsend, re-
sponse by L. w. Rowell. The remain
der of the afternoon session was de-
voted to miscellaneous exercises. G
G. T., G.. Fl. Smalley, d. G. T., Bar
rows of Coventry and Mr. Fiske of the
Barton lodge were present and added
much to the interest of the meetings
The public evening session was ad-
dressed by Messrs. Woods, Smalley,
Morse, Farrer, Warren, Aldrich and
others. The recitation by Miss Mary
Phippen, the reading by Miss Nellie r
Harvey and singing by Mrs. Berry
were all excellent. The attendance
was good and the exercises very sue,
cessful. The next union meets will
Mountain View lodge in Danville, Sep
ember 9TH.
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SOUTH RYEGATE.

The next meeting of the Farmers
club will be held at Ryegate Corner,
June %, at 7.3O. Topic: GLOW shall
we treat our hired help for the profit
and good of both parties" Speakers,
Mrs. Carrie Nelson, Mrs. j. B. Nelson,
Miss Alice Gibson, Miss Fanny Gibson,
NJ. r. Gray, N. H. Kicker, w. w.
Wright. A. Cochran, George Cochran,
d. Buchanan.
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COUNTY COURT.
Nothing Very Exciting ON the TapIs

Nothing Very Exciting on the Tapis.
The June term of the county court
convened here Tuesday morning, j.
w. Rowell, presiding judge, j. G.
Hovey and Cloud Harvey, assistant
judges. The court was opened with
prayer by Rev. G.. H. Bailey and then
the grand jury were called; Edward
Miller of Ryegate and one other did
not respond and Moses Gilfillan of
Barnet was excused because he had
served on a jury within two years !;
these were called to fill vacancies ::
David Silsby, E. E. Sargent and P. D.
Blodgett. In his charge to the jury
Judge Rowell specially emphasized the
Importance of the rigid enforcement of
liquor laws, expressing the opinion
that the enforcement of the laws would
stamp out the traffic. The calling of
and charge to the petit jury followed.
In going over the jury calendar the
following disposition was made of the
cases, Jury trial: Charles Sanborn VS.
John T. Cole i; Lois R. Gibson ct ais vs.
David Miller ct ais; F. w. Cochran VS.
j. M. Collier; Fl. c. Ide, admir- VS.
Joshua Silsby Elias Aldrich VS. George
w. Noyes; j. B. & G.. w. Darling VS.
town of West Fairlee James White
& Co. VS. John White E. B. Clement
VS. j. d. Gould and w. A. Somers c..
H. & A. L. Ingalls, VS. Vernon v.
Vance Mary j. White, apt. VS. Horatio
Rankin w. j. Bray VS. Charles j. Lar
away.
These cases are continued ST. Johns
bury 1st National bank VS. E. A. Bug
bee, apt; Harvey Foster VS. Thomas
Ward John Hale VS. Grand Trunk r..
R.. o. w. Tyler VS. Ira Humphrey; d.
NJ. Silsby, assignee VS. S. B. Corliss !;
Harvey Somers, apt. VS. w. S. Smith !;
S. A. Darling VS. r. Donaghy; Way &
Bartlett VS. NJ. w. Stoddard A. E..
Fort vs. Lake road B. F. Pearl VS. c..
j. Hibbard, apt. Joel r. Doe VS. David
Frye.
Of the other cases in the jury calen-
dar there is non suit i'm that of John
and Ann Dashney VS. Francis Wells,
(the West Burke barn burning case)
and also in that of Thomas Flood VS.
VIM. H. Peak. These cases were set
tied w. j. Bray VS. Edward Lynch !;
w. j. Bray VS. Candace P. Harroun L..
c. FOss, apt. VS. Adnah Clifford Henry
Perley VS. Chas. j. Laraway. The re-
naming cases in the jury calendar
were passed or otherwise disposed Of.
OF the cases set for jury probably
not more than four will come to trial
The first case called was that of Lois
K. Gibson of Barnet vs. David Miller of
Groton, suit for trespass. Plaintiff
claims that defendant took away ma
nure, ETC., to the value of SIS from
premises on which he held and had
foreclOsed mortgage and taken pos
session. There were only five lawyers
engaged on the case, Bates 81 May for
the plaintiff, and Harry Blodgett, Lam
son and Stafford for the defendant.
The jury brought in a verdict of SI3
for the plaintiff.
1t is expected that the grand jury
will come in this noon.