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wedding ana Holiday Presents.

We have marked them at reasonable
prices, much lower We can assure you
than similar goods can be bought for in
larger cities. We trust our Memphis
people will appreciate this magnificent
display and by their liberal approval en-.
courage our efforts to continue bringing
such elegant goods to Memphis.
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scnonR's ZouAvrs In "fnll Of Paris. -

Mn. JouN :, SrEgn. late Of the firm NJ
Dcs Jarlins, Miller 4 Roolcs. will hcrni.
Ter bc found with Mc~n. Orgll nrnthrr
4 Co., aud viii bc pleased tn have HE
Trends and acquaintance call IN him b,.
forc purchasing anything In the harlNarc
stove or linNarc line as Ice can make n io
their interest w
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scnonR's zouAvrs in Fall of Paris.


The Sunday school at the Bethel, corner
OF Adams and Charleston avenue, will be-
Gin the opening services this Sunday at
ternoon at $50 o'clock.
Teachers and scholars, also all friends
Of the Mission work, are urged to attend.
X. q. LArriNG,
Superintendent
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Licenses to marry were granted the fol.
lowing couples yesterday Henry Watson
and Hattie Brown, robert johnson and
Jennie Thompson, John Bartlll and Caro-.
line Hooks, Louis WcnlSley aud Sallic
johnson, W. H. East and Ella Jorlon, all
colorcd, and j. ;. Mcllyain and Mis-. NJ
A. Flanagan, white.
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Go and sec the "Fall OF Paris"


An oldgrntleman who had been troubled
with lock-jaw Tor many weeks. finally w..
cured the services prominent physician
who advised him Ia chew Jersey Tob,cco.
which lac did, and In ten DAYS could chew
~ well ~ he ever did. Tho Memphis
GrUccry company arr sole agents Tor these
wonderful goods, aud are prepared 20 nll
all orders from country merchants.
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MENKEN's MONDAYS BARGAINS

Before entering into our tempting list Of
special bargains for tomorrow, we want
to call the attention Of the public, especial
ly of those who take delight in works OF
art and elegant articles for interior decora-
ton and ornament, to our
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CmcRAsAw GuAnDs in Fall Of Paris. ,
Cheap Tickets Co Dallas, Tex., ana
Return.

On October Q, ~, 10. 10, % and 90. tho
Iron Mountain Route will sell tickets 10
Dallas Tex, and return for SASS account
OF Dallas Fair aud Exposition. Tickets
viii bc good for return passage 10 and in
Guiding November 10. For further infor-
nation call on n. ID. Wilson,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, 200 Main
Street, Memphis.
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The collection is uncommon, there being
many articles that never have been dupli-
Gated. The entire list numbering over
800 pieces, is worthy Of the closest in
spection. All Of them were imported di-
rectly by us. Lovers OF fine ornaments,
who know that n thing Of beauty is JOY
forever, should not miss this exhibition.
Those who have taste can be satisfied.
Nothing could be more appropriate or un.
common for birthday,
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Tnr Macncrchor at the Pail Of Paris. Fl
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Miss A. q. SrErHENsoN, after n thor.
ough course Of study under the best artists
IN New York, is prepared to form Glasses
IN drawing, modelling In clay aud paint.
ing. Terms moderate. Room n Cotton
ENchnnrc.
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MERCHANT zouAvEs in Fall Of Paris.

KAHN 4 FREiBERo, 1860, III, 173 Main
street. Grand bankrupt sale OF fine wraps
from a bankrupt sale by Wilmerding,
Hoguet 4 Co., New York. Fine plush
wraps $3.50. worth Sl5; plush wraps
sl2.50 worth $50, plush wraps sl5, worth
SIS; plush wraps for $40, worth $3.50.
All fine. Cloaks ut one half their value.
IL will pay you TO look at our cloaks be-
fore buying. Look at our fine all wool
dress patterns at s., worth $50 Nobby
and zine dress patterns at -, worth s..
Ready made silk dresses $40, worth s25.
Look at our Childron's and Misses i'm.
ported dresses from 50 10 s., ready made.
Fine kid gloves SOC. : Fine embroidered
handkcrchiefs l0c. White embroidered
flannel for skirts, Zoe per yard. Fine felt
hats 90 and Zoe, worth double. Imported
wings and birds for hats, 10, IS, % and
soc, worth soc and 81. Ladies' all wool
knit shirts and drawers 81 per suit worth
50. KAnS Il FRKInERo,
100, III and l73 Main S., Cor. Poplar st.
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Prom the NouistoWn Herald.
Every time enter your Office" said
Alpha u Omega, 81 find you porting over
the Congressional RconL Why don't you
read some other paper for a changc?"
The Congressional Record, replied
Omega, contains no baseball news"
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FInRwoRss display in Fall Of Paris"
The Most rorui"r narnc, In memph,.

IL located nj ~ aud III jefferson street.
where the finest oysters, fish, gumo and
meats OF oil kinds can be found. Canned
goods n specially. Sites x Ames have no
supcriors ia t'cir line In the city, and they
always keep the best.
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Rest New York mills Shooting, &c.
lBcat yurd-widc Domcstica, &c.
All-lincn Table Damask worth 81, for Csc.
Extra lanp Truck Towels lSc each,
worth Doc.
MSS CtoruISo Ann suon-wo feel VIC
can't talk too much about our clothing
and shoes. II gentlcinan comes 10 rs
once, he'll certainly come again. You
must know by this time that you arr
perfectly secure In u house like ouru.
There IL no misrcprcsc NATION. no sub
tcrlugc, no dodging, but plain dealing
and one price. Don't waste your time
and risk your money, hut come 10 our
storo aud supply your wants
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Crsrou HorsE

NrsruH rtsS. uyt'6. isss.
This ~ TO certify that on the ith instant
Mcssts L. Samelson 4 Co cleared thirty.
I'VE hundred $500 imported cigar
through the Memphis Custom House, and
havcttill one case Of thrcc thousand a. OOOI
~ Custom Warehouse waiting 10 be-
:, lSigncdl I. y. ToniS, Surveyor
Ter a. bANgsNIru, Inspector.
Comments unnecessary.
/. sAnELsoN 4 Co.
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From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
II tell you, Susie, that | will commit
suicide II you won't have mo"
well, Thomas. M soon ~ you have
given me that proof Of your affection |
viii believe that YOU love me-"
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MERCHANT zorAvrs in 'Fall Of Paris.
rIcnsc No,c Inc CHANGE.

Having resigned my position With
Mcssrs. Adler, Bro. 4 Co., | can now 10
iound ut Seattle 4 Mcriveihcr's, No. 3i5
Main street. three doors below Union,
where ! shall be glad 10 see my friends.
Respectfully, Rom. l.. WALL.
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am now with Mcssrs. Iatting & Bailey,
2l7 Second street clever and deserving
young men, ambitious 10 rise ON honest
merit, and solicit the kind remembrance
OF friends aud Others desiring good plumb.
ing work, etc, at reasonable prices.
EDWARD l.. KAwltNGs.
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SILKS, CLoAKs AND DRESS GOODS.

Beyond all question our selections OF fine
Wraps, silks and Dress Goods are I'M
equaled outside of New York city, and
not excelled there. Tomorrow we shall
do our best TO make everything attract
i've to buyers-the choicest goods for lit
tie money. tits now well on in October
and those who expect choice new things
should make their selections ut once.
Elegant Fall Cloth Jackets, 50. 70 to 90. so.
Beautiful Short Wraps, $1,000 10 $1,000.
Seal Plush garments, S2l 80 to $500.
Newmarkets and Raglans, So Sl6.5
Imported Paris Wraps, $3.50 10 $4,000.
New fancy Jerseys, $500 to Sl2.
Plain Jerseys, with vest, Sl.50 TO $3.50.
LADlES-Iou will be delighted to look
through our Cloak, Suit, Underwear and
and Carpet departments. Such piles
and stacks Of beautiful. new garments
Every Monday we have special
sale OF
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Now, my dear, have become recon-
ciled TO your smoking again, since you
have shown your good sense In buying a
Grand Republic Cigarro and Buno.
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Mus. NJ. A. GAuHErr has inst returned
from New York and il nua ready 10 an
oil orders. VIII bc pleased 10 have her
customers call and examine her line Of
trimming % 20 Mnln tifcct.
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Miss okey will receive pupils in drawing
aud painting at studio, No. w Cotton Ex-
change building third door.
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Nee Our New SILK Novelties.

SPECIAL N0TE-our regular Fall Open
ing Of Paris Millinery and Imported
Novelty Wraps and Costumes win take
place next Thursday, October IL.
II one were TO ask, "what have YOU In
dress goods7" II would be difficult TO
answer, because we have NO much. You
must see our beautiful variety OF
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In the Carpet Department.

We offer handsome Rocking-chairs Al
$50 Mantcl Cabinets nj so, larg,
Rugs At Sl75.
100 rolls new Moqueitcs and Brussels.
Don't wait ior the big rush 10 buy youl
Carpets. You know how II Is, all wanl
the work done at once, and many are
disappointed. Como now and We can III
you out at once.
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Tur Turner'S in the "Pnll of pari. -

TilE cheapest place IN Memphis 10 buy
furniture Is At Wilson n Films, 232 Main
street. Repairing and upholsicring neatly
and promptly done. Telephone 500.
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FlmnonK. dI.rIny In An Of pnrI,. .

Tur stockholders IT the ldlcwild Land
GO. are requested to meet NJ the Office Of
'. = hayant, Cotton Exchange, Tucs,lay
night, October y, at : o'clock. business
Of importance I'M. Ilut. Prcst
H. r. STRATEGY. Socy.
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Tur CHEAPEST place In Memphis 20 buy
furniture is ut Wilson 4 Films, 2l2 Main
street Repairing and uphols,ering neatly
aud promptly done. Telephone 800
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Atwood Henriettas, new colorings, 40
inches vide, only Zoe.
Mcnken's new Laced Gloves, warranted
perfect III, and warranted genuine French
kd-somelhing new; 500 them.
Cooler weather must come; YOU must
have wool Underwear, Blankets and
other warm goods. You can never do
better. We are Offering extraordinary
good values, absolute bargains. in
Cancels haira natural wool Underwear
Also, our specially, "Menken's anti.
malaral sanitary Underwear" M low
In price n others. and infinitely better.
! Zoo pairs Australian wool Blankets,
downy finish, ten, eleven, twelve and
thirteen quarter; tho ten quarter Is IS, but
Ii worth much more.
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Tomorrow will be no exception, but we
show an entirely new stock OF fine lace
and hand made Underwear, in sets OF
by the single garment.
ladies Night Dresses, i7c. Coo, 75c, 00c.
Ladies' Chemises', Pc, SIC, 50c, 65c.
Ladies' Skirts. Soc, SOC, 75c, Soc.
Ladies' Drawers, pc, 4Oc, 50c. Zoe.
Tomorrow We offer special drive in
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Mrnruns ATuLrrIc. in oFaII Of Paris.
A nanndnhont I,outc.

Prom the Boston Gazette.
Didn't | see you with your arms around
girls waist the other night2" ayes,
was making haste 10 reach her heart by
the belt line"
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We predicted frost, and Mondays nip
ping, eager air. will move tons Of bar
gains Mt
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Men. siin pre-. Hats $500.

To ruE LADIES Don't forget our annua
fall opening Of PARIS pattern lionncis AMI
Hats. novelty Wraps AMI Costumes mex
Thursday, October II. Il will be a grand
sight.
THE ]. 8. MBNKEN COMPANY.
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100, 200 pairs old hinges for sale ehcS,
at Gabay's.
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tobcr ..
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KREMER'S

Early and seasonablc sale. The goods men
toned in our bargain column are all of the
best and most approved quality, styles,
shapes and colors, and are guaranteed TO be
from 30 10 90 per cent lower than their
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Exchange. 'V"
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CORSET BARGAIN.

Odd lot, the very best makes, including
such brands as Thompson's Glove Fitting,
II. d G @. b. Price 75c; worth $500.
YELLING BARGAIN.
A large and beautiful variety, every shade
and style. Good, worth 25c TO Coo; at one
price, l5c yard.
JERSEY BARGAINS.
Beautiful braided, price 81, worth $3.50;
all shades.
Nobby plain tailor Jerseys, price $3.50.
worth 800.
LACE BARGAINS.
Nets and Flounces at remarkable prices
Lot of lovely evening gauzes, lowered,
dotted, all worth $500 TO $500 per yard;
price 75c. Wonders.
TRIMMING BARGAINS.
An assortment Of nobby, new and most
stylish trimming, bought at q great advant
age, will be placed Oh our counters for Mon
day only at Soc yard same already in
stock at $500
HAT BARGAINS.
The great novelty, Ladies and Misses Soft
Hats, for general wear econmy and style,
all shades all shapes, suit any costume or
complexion.
Ask for them by these names: Racquet,
Tennis Pine Hill, Wheel, Alps, Earl, Carl
ton, Candy.
FEATHER BARGAINS.
Magnificent ostrich tips lovely colors,
worth $3.50 at least, price 81 bunch.
FLOWER BARGAIN.
Beautiful plants for Jardinieres, worth 81
to 30, all at II each.
WRAP BARGAINS.
Drcctoire Goats, Sl2.
Natty Jackets, 81.
Having in the preceding related TO YOU
much that is wonderful, let us now proceed
10 speak Of that phase Of our business in
which We have undoubtedly surpassed all
preceding efforts Of our own and in which
priority Of position is readily accorded us,
even bv cofnpetition I'm this and other cities
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TnE Macncrchor At the "Fall Of par,,
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Go bod see the 0FnII b rnII,.n
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"FAIL or PARIs" tomorrow night


Thursday, October II.
Mas. X. A. SLOAN.
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"FALL OY PAEIs" tomorrow night.
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Registers Onicc.
Marriage Licenses.

The charter Of the Union Wagon con
pany was filed lor registration yesterday
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"fALL ~ rAnIs.' lhc grcat snceinclc.

-
"f'll % rAHrs,' the great spectacle.
"pocroR REN," by Wuhcrpoon. "Tho
Mcditaiions Of Ralph llanlclot," low
Mimic. 'Nazcr, ur Iig Xag," by joyce.
The Virginia llcircs-, by NAV Agnes
Fleming "a Strange Mcssigc." by bora
Russell anil THE Season." Tor Noyomb,r,
can be had at M,nslorl's.
a.aHH azaa=as
TnE Macncrchor NJ the Fall Of Paris.
Miss A. q. STEPHENSON, studio Cotton
Exchange.
Go and see tho "fall Of Paris"
aHaaaH
To err Is human, to iorgivc divine. hut
70 smoke mean cigar when YOU can yot a
urand Republic Cigauo OF Builo IA beyond
our comprehension.
Fat o. PANS" the prra, success.
aaHaHa.a.H ~aa
HAYS Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments. &c Dor week
-a.aaHaaaaa- -
TitE Macucrchor at the Fail of Paris. {"
- -.
RKD Hg.ps.
- a.a..aaa-.
iaiI OpeninI
Thursday, October II.
MHs. X. A. SLOAN.
Goand SEQ tie Fall oi Paris"
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Tnr Turner'S IN The "FalI u Paris"
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Kremer's Reputation

for taste, style and excellence is no longer
confined TO Memphis. In our books today
we carry names Of customers living in the
extreme eastern, northern and western
cities New York, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis
and San Francisco patronizing us regularly.
All Of these are purchasers Of our finest and
best, and arc constant in their dealings,
claiming for us individuality, excellence Of
qualities and design not TO be eNcelled."
We arc more than pleased with the recog-
milton and reward our efforts receive at the
hands Of our Memphis patrons, aud invite
them 10 inspect now and at our Thursday
opening what we consider the grandest,
most artistic and most complete stock OF
extraordinary imported Bonnets, English
Hats; Pingat, Worth and Sara Wraps;
wondrous silks; Directoire, Empire and
Persian Dress Fabrics.
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"fAll o. rsWs" the great success.
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CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
TWO IMPORTANT SUITS CoMMEN cED
IN THE CHANCERY COURT.

Charter Of the Union Wagon Company
Filed with the Register-Two Motions
Overruled In the Criminal Court-To-
morrow's Calendars.
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"FAh or P,nis' tomorrow night.


Thursday, October II.
Mas. X. A. sLYAS.
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Nor Any Column.

Tm Macnerchor ut tho "FalI Of Paris. -
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Thursday, October n.
Mus. X. A. SLOAN.
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MERCHANT zouAvrs In "Fall Of Pari. ,,
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Tmr Turner'S in Tho "Fall Of Paris."
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rrE slaeucrchor at the Pail Of Paris. "
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PURE DYE BLACK SILKS,

Warranted not 10 split. We have 10
pieces. The regular price is 81 u yard.
Tomorrow You Can Buy 10 FOR sI37.
This is n splendid bargain.
% pieces wide silk Dress Velvet, $3.50;
regular price, -.
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FALL Opening
Thursday, October IL.
MRs. X. A. SLOAN.
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HAYS Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments; 25c Dor week
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Goand see tie Fall Of Paris"
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X r E M E r =
Great Bargain and Opening Week.
AS ANNOUNCED.

AS ANNOUNCED.
OUR
FURNISHING GOODS WILL BE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8,
A. ~ Monroe street
Henry LoEn.
SAM BLOCK.
CuIcKAsAy GUARDS In "Fnll OF Paris.
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MrNrnrs Arnlrrrcs in Fall of Paris. -
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FRlwonks dIspIny In "FnII oi rarIs. Q
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faii openins

f"ii opeuink
Thursday, October II.
MHs X. A. SLOAN.
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CmcKAsAw GUARDS in "Fall Of Paris. ,
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Ara Instruction.

senoRn's zou.vrs in Fall Of Paris"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-18

Mrs. l.. A. Eastman returned from be,
visit in Mass. last Tuesday and report.
nice time.
Mrs. Jacob Nardnel who hl. been sicl,
several weeks Is thought 70 be improving,
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of W. Berlin
/ visited their daughter Mrs. Henry who
] u quite low with consumption last Friday.
Mrs Robinson, health has been 81 n.
TO detain her at home for several weeks.
Stephen Holden of WHlilmstovp Is
working for s. II. Allen.
The farmers are greatly behind time I'M
securing their crops caused by the hrgr
amount OF wet weather Of late.
The Vermont Central Pomona Gr,p.,o
=. Of VI. held lis annual meeting Win,
Niiliamstown grange, Oct. II, In the all
scnee OF the master secretary n. p. Al
bott cal ed the meeting 10 order. ana in
vited postmaster n. ID. Abbott fo pra
side over thesmeetiug. Rev. John Farm
nam gave the address of welcome which
was responded 10 by ID. u. Howe of
Brookiield,. The reports Of the delegates
showed that good degree of Interest ex-
isted ~ some Of the oranges and they
were looking for new laborers IN HE
field at no distant day. The result of The
election OF officers was rs follows Ma
ter, II. \. L. Richardson: overseer Il
Martin; lecturer, ID. ID. Howe; steward
;. W. Benjamin; asst steward. W n
Bacon; chap, John Farnham: treas II
- Ahhott; see. II. Il. Abbott gate keay,.
err salmon Williams; Pomona. Mrs. \
A. Kelley; Flora, Miss Marcia Tihby
Ceres, Mrs. l.. 4. Flint lady ASST sew,
ard, Mrs. w. IL. Bacon: choristcr cha
Dewey. AT the completion of the ele,-
ton music was furnished bv the choir
and recitation by sister +. Trac,. ~
Brookiield called forth the hearty ~,
plause OF the members, after which n.st-
master VIM. Brown of Berlin instsilo,l
the officers that were present. Resoin-
lions OF sympathy were presented ana
adopted on account of the sickness ~
brothers Gold of Roxburv and Saroant
OF Brookiield. A committee consis1i,,e,
of II. y. Abbott, b. ID. House and m y
Abbott were appointed to revise the com
stitution and bylaws. The master an
pointed as executive committee. Cassias
Pecko BroOkfield, VIM. Brown of r., |
I'm, II. !. Abbott. Thanks were fond
cred the members of WilliamstoU~n
grange for Inequalities shown yisitin@ |
patrons, at late hour the meeting We
closed. vas
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Auction Salnf

taken by virtue of an execution in fa.
vor of James J. Wilson against George j
spear, as the property of said Spear an
undivided half of the farm formerly oc.
cupied by Jerry J. Parkhurst and George
>. spear, situated in Tunbridge in the
county of Orange and state of Vermont
Said farm being conveyed to said pail
hurst by deed of solomon Durham d.
ted April first A. D., 1860. Reference i
mad to said deed recorded in the registry.
OF deeds in said town of Tunbridge for =
further description of the premises. and
so much of undivided half of said farm
VIII be sold at public vendue at the
uMeiilng house thereon in said Tunbridge
O'Clock in the afternoon as will he -
quired to satisfy said execution and cost
Dated at Roy alton in the eountvof Wind.
sor TINS 9th day of October. A. b. 1ssS
DANIEL {. JONES. Deputy SherifF
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Taken by virtue of an execution in IA
vor of Charles Z. Tarbell against Jerry
). Paakhurst, as the property of said
Farkhurst an undivided half of the farm
formerly occupied by Jerry $. Parkhurst
and George J. Spear, situated in Tun-
bridge in the county of 0radge and state
of Vermont. Said farm being the same
farm conveyed to said Parkhurst by deed
of solomon Burnham dated April first A
d., 1850. Reference is had to said deed
recorded in the registry of deeds i'm said
Tunbridge for further description of tho
premises, and SO much of said undivided
half eff said farm, will be sold at public
vendue at the dwelling house thereon. I'm
said Tunbridge on the 3lst day of Octo-
Der, A. d., 1883, at , O'Clock in the after
noon as Will be required TO satisfy said
execution and cost.
Dated at Royalton in the county of
Niddsor this 9th day of October A. n
1888. DANIEL c. JONES. Deputy Sheritf