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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-18

Rev. b. f. Parker visited at Waterbury
Center last week.
Mrs. o. Tyler has moved into W. E
Carpenters house.
A.G. Osgood was in Boston last week
Look out for new goods.
Edward Sprague is no better and sits NJ
only long enough to have his bed made
w. II. Messer of West Randolph was
here last Sunday.
Dan Hartman of Manchester, y. II.
is visiting friends here.
Rev. A. Shepard went to Huntington
last week to attend the Free Baptist
quarterly meeting.
Carmel Brigham and wife of Lowell
have been spending a few days at Al
mon Bannister's.
Frank +. Parker and J. Pearl Daven-
port are attending school at the Green
Mt. Seminary at Waterbury Center.
J.J. Washburn of the Wizard Pillow Co.,
Batavia, n. Y, has been visiting here.
Prof. W. w. Cook, director of the En-
pertinent Station at Burlington, was here
last week looking for stock for the Ex-
perimental Farm.
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sTRAFFORD.

Clarence Harlow, lad seven years Of
age fell distance of twelve feet iron
the back door of his fathers house cut
ting cash in his forehead. DR. ChatIee
was called in. He is now doing wei
but suffering much from pain in the
head.
Mr.. Harvey Chamberlain of Cam
bridge, n. Y. with his brother timothy
of burlington, VI, sons of Epnriam
Carpenter spent two or three days last
week with their cousin Lucius Carpenter.
Miss Minnie Hazeltmn has received
tho gift of fine organ from her grand
father.
Senator Morrill, addressed the mem
bers OF the Vermont Legislature Wed
holding "A reception in the Executive
Chamber later in the evening shaking
hands with over 400 ladies and gentle
men.
Mr.. Sidney Morrill, returned to bis
home in western NY. the first OF last
week.
James Tyson Sr. returned TO Balti-
more the last of the week.
Byron Clark of Lebanon, y. II. son of
A. ). Clark is visiting at Mrs. Lucia
Gove's his grandmother.
Mrs. Charles Clark is very III with
brain fever having taken cold at Tun-
bridge fair. Her mother, Mrs. Griswold
of Lebanon is with her.
Mrs. Aaron Houston is ON the sick
list.
Prizes were awarded Marion Hatch on
best afhgan and table scarf at Tun-
bridge fair
Miss Abbie Fulton is fast wearing
out and is not expected to live many
days.
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VERY BAD CASE

of scroiula cured ly Browns sar-aparilla, has cx
cited The reope living ia and around the town o
Lee. Me- II appears tlat 81 Mr.. Nathan Aver,
ill, Of that Town. prominent citizen and Trial Jus
iice, bad son, g M H.. who was seriously afflicted
ar. AyeriIl writes as follows; Il wrote You som,
time ago about my son. lie has now taken fourtee.
bottles Of Browns Ssr.afriiia, ana / am sure It Ia
completed cure. la my 10 4 statement IL scril,
ni- case which was the worse 1 ever saw His face
was covered viii VIII sccued to be scales or seals
ana lle Itching WIS 80 niperahic that hc Tossed
alUui Ia agony through m my "a secploss night Ho
commenced some WccAs aNo 20 Browns Sar4a !
paiilia n injection va ltie saxO Won sent 10 ALLAN
the riiation. AMI now. hrst nienu ned lie 4. 81
far recovered. tiat We consider his co ipeie cur,
a. certain. Mr.. J. W. liu BE- OF Ice. uh1 was I'd tic
time the chiirmon Of the Penobscoi County Con :
intssnrrs co8niEsnt Of The facts and SAID al fhsf
Time. and says now, that iii T. wonderful What
Browns Sarslp ail,4 las done Tor vouns Averiii =
I'm this case Browns Sar>apariua threw omen I'M.
how els aud pores OF the skin the same time enter
ing the b oud beginning a vigorous warftry On the
Impure matter found there, aud which was a constant
source OF supply for the scrufulou~ humur ON the
outside. IN time this was expelled from the system
and only pure matter entered the blood The DIS
ease dspr we'd of material which 10 thrive died
ana disapp AIRED leaving the body clear and clean
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ROCHESTER,.
Milo Ball has beenrepairing his house

Milo Ball has been preparing his house.
Rev. j. S. Upper was in Montpelier
last week.
viii Lattimer and wife spent Sunday
with his parents.
Chas. Briggs and wife of Brandon are
in town for few days.
The w. c. T. u, meets with Mrs. f. A
Kezer Friday of this week.
Miss Nichols of Brandon is the guest
of G. G.. Hubbard and wife.
A progressive whist was given by Mrs.
w. II. Campbell Monday night.
Mrs. Louise Martin will visit in Wood
stock and Claremont this week.
Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain preached at the
Cong'l church again last Sabbath.
II. II. Jones and wife of Victory were
the guests of of E. Hoyt last week.
Miss Hattie James of Middlebury visi-
ted her sister, Mrs. Charles Harvey.
There are some fields of grain that are
not harvested yet on account of rain.
Miss Della Hodgkins returned Satur-
day to her work in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Wech of Brandon is visiting her
aged parents, Geo, Hubbard and wife.
Royal II. Upper went to Montpelier
Friday to spend Sunday with friends.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Huntington attended the
medical meeting at Montpelier last week
Mr.. b. Mott and wife of Claremont
were in town last week calling on friends.
Mrs. +. L. Pierce has returned from
Boston with her fall and winter goods.
Mr.. Austin and Mr.. Abbott were called
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Elan
ders.
Mr.. Weber of Boston has been in town
looking at property of q. n. Gleason in
Granville.
Rev. Mr.. Futile who has been board
ing with Henry Chaflee has returned to
his home in Mass.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Huntington who has
been visiting in Malone, n. Y, returned
home last Friday.
John @. Kinsman who has been work
ing in Mortified, Mass, will live at home
for the present.
Mrs. Atwood has returned from her
home and will work for Mrs. f. l.. Pierce
the coming season.
Mrs. w. \. Goodno went to Bethel on
Saturday to care for Mrs. Morris who is
in very critical condition.
The entertainment given by the young
people at the Methodist church last Fri
day night was well attended.
Misses Nellie and Alice Chafiee have
gone to Detroit. Mich, to spend the win
ter with their aunt, Mrs. Noble.
Mrs. John Flanders died very sudden
ly last Wednesday night. Her funeral
was attended on Friday morning, Rev. j.
5. Upper officiating.
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RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Charlotte Tarbox has returned 70
Cal.
Miss Lucy Beard is teaching in scot
land, Dakota.
Prof. Conant and wife spent last week
in Boston.
Miss Mary Perham visited in Pam
field last week.
Mr.. A. G. Bradshaw of Chelsea is at
work for \. l.. BOyden.
Clinton Adams and wife of Post Mills
are in town for few days.
Mrs. n. L. Boyden ard Florence
visited in Montpelier last week.
Mrs. Mary Murphy Palmer has return
ed to her home in Northampton, Mass.
1t would be well for certain young
men in the place to consider their ways
and not NEEDLE with umbrellas belong
ing to other people.
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WILIIAMSTOWN.


Waton's cider mill is ready for bust
ness.
Geo. Ii. Hebard and wife of Randolph
were guests at w. Goodrich's recently.
There was Grange meeting the 10th at
the town hall, with a large number in
attendance.
Mrs. n. X. Farnham has been very
sick with bilious fever but is reported
better at this writing.
Water will soon be running at the new
water station and force of men are busy
erecting an engine house.
Edwin Prescott has rented Barney
Flint's house on Main st. and will move
there as soon as it is vacated.
w. +. Carpenter has new front door
VIII IN looks as though he intended to
stay in Mill Village this winter.
A new hotel will soon be opened in
the Colby house with Mr.. Durham of
the Gulf Spring House as proprietor.
just look at Ed Houses new sign at
the hotel building, which tells you he is
the man to lather and shave if you give
him an opportunity.
Dexter Jones has lust had the remains
of his father and brothers, who were
buried in the West Hill yard, removed
to the new cemetery near the village.
DR.. +. b. Watson will soon move from
his present place of residence to give
place for mine host Durham, and it is
expected his residence and place of BUSH
ness will he on Merchants II
Several of our people are suffering
with severe colds. Ed Martin recently
buried little sOn.... The widow of the
late Ansil Seaver died at the home of her
son, Stilman, Oct. 9Th, aged 50 years.
MIR and Mrs. Geo. III. Martin and little
son of Randolph visited at Andrew
Burnham's recently. Frank +. Rog-
ers has finished work for Judge Lothrop
and has secured employment of the W.
k. X. X. Co, at Barre. Warren Good
rich has Shropshire lamb that weighed
over one hundred pounds at the age of !
five months. -. Farmers i'm this vicinity |
are feeling sadly disappointed in the re-
suit OF their harvest in consequence of |
the early frosts. Several of our people |
the opening of the general as
sembly at the Capital the 3D.. The |
stone sheds are in process of construc- |
tion on the land of Messrs. Beckett, Lo-
throp q lynde and the rental of the
is already engaged and the work |
of finishing granite, in all forms, will |
begin as soon as the buildings are com
plete..,.J. X. lynde has been In Boston
buying goods but he don't appear quite
satisfied for he says he wishes he could |
get rid of them and so we think you had |
better run in and see how reasonably |
they can be purchased.
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White River Valley Pomona Grange
will hold meeting at sharon Sat. Oet.
~ Question for discussion; What cam
be done To attract families 20 possess
and occupy our low-priced and unoc-
cupied farms: Essays By C.. Dav. G..
;. Paine, i. Preston, IL Paine.
Mrs. G. Waldo, Mrs. T. ". Robinson
Grange paper by Mrs. 4. Bugbee. Mrs.
J.. ID. Monkey. Mrs. c. Day. Mrs. ii. ".
button. Mrs. g. Slack; REGULATIONS by
". \. Salter Mary Slack. Carrie and
Lena Bugbee, Henry Slack. Grace Brig
h m. Ellen Slack and Nettie Waldo.
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EAST nRANGF.

Frank Lambs little son is very sick,
DR.. Minard of West Topsham is attend
ing him. James Coughs little girl is
also quite sick.
Ethel Hamilton went to Philadelphia
last week.
c. II. Richardson, who is attending
Bates College, Me-, was home to attend
his sisters marriage last week.
Mr.. Gilman Eastman. wife and mother
visited friends in Orange last week.
No preaching service Sunday, the pas
tor being absent ON account of poor
health. This is the fifth Sunday
we have been without preaching.
Kirk Eastman was in town last week
to attend his mothers funeral.
Mrs. Rhoda Hamilton who has been in
very poor health for the past few months
is improving.
Frank Bradbury has returned from
Piermont. n. III. where he has been AZ
work for the past season.
The new church is ready for plastering.
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WOMEN VOTE IN NOVEMBER.

Twenty-Five thousand women have
registered in Boston TO vote at the com
ing election and thousands more will reg
ister What does it meanl Simply this.
"When women will, they will Silent
~ but surely the subtle influence of our
mothers, sisters and ssweethearts has
shaped our country's end, causing them
TO be respected as are no other women
on the face of the earth. Then why de-
ny them the right to voteS If woman
can teach school better than man, why
| pay her ten dollars a week and him
twenty! And so on in other aVocations
just as surely as that a woman can tend
q baby better than man. jusr SO GER
tainly can she care for any animal bet
ter, raise flowers and eggs, tend chick
ems, etc. \ man living near Boston
clears SIS, 900 yearly raising poultry and
eggs. Two women living at Auburn
dale. formerly school teachers on small
salaries, now bid fair TO outstrip the
man before mentioned. Their eggs al
ways fresh, have become famous. Every
wife or daughter living near village or
large market, can make many dollars
each year raising eggs. For example.
Mrs. Eunice Goodwin, East livermOre
Me-, says, In four weeks last autumn
my 30 hens laid l3l eggs. then fed them
Sheridan's Condition Powder, advertised
to make hens lay. aud in eight week,
they laid rs eggs. Having sold twelve
tine remainder laid SIS eggs in eight
weeks, by feeding Sheridan's Powder.
old the eggs for Sl5.93, making clear
profit of Sl33S from only Is hens in $
weeks. am satisfied the Powder is exc
ce.lent. one Of my Polish hens which
could not buy for $500 Would have died
bur Tor Sheridan's Powder So much for
DC sure The new edition of q book inst
published, called. The Farmers Poultry
Guide, contains much information upon
the above subject l. =. johnson & o..
% Custom House Street. Boston, Mass.
lthe only manufacturers of Sheridan's
Powder. TO mike hens lay.) will send a
guide postpaid 10 any address for y cts.
~ stamps or two q cent packs of Sheri-
dams Powder and the book Tor 90 cents
five packs 81. A large IA pound can
OF the powder and the Guide sent for
81 %, postpaid; six cans s., express pre-.
paid. 4 testimonial circular free.
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TUNRRII,tiE.

Fred Nelson has returned from Cali
fornia.
1t is reported that some miscreant
lately attempted TO poison some calyes
belonging to Ben Tucker.
o. Brigham and wife Of Lowell are
visiting at A. p. Cushman's Mr.. Brig
ham has been a conductor on the Boston
and Lowell r. r. for many years.
Martin Moves is occupying his new
carriage shop.
Frank Goodwin of Lowell and Mrs
Abby Emery of Washington. ID. c. are
among the late arrivals ia town.
The next meeting of whitney post
occurs Saturday eye of next week
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GAYsYILLE.

Fred Gay of Rutland was in town the
first of the week.
Nettie and Flossie Bird visited in
Bethel last week.
John johnson cut his hand badly last
week on an ensilage cutter.
Rev. Mr.. Wey of Bethel closed his
services in this place for the present
last Sunday.
Mrs. Burnham has been the recipient
of handsome geranium plant from Mrs.
Dean Upper.
Phineas Nye and wife were called to
Barnard the first of the week to attend
the funeral of his mother.
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Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the NJ. T.. church next Sunday
Mrs. Nye, widow Of the late Phineas
Nye died last Sunday. Funeral services
were held at the NJ. +. church Tuesday
Rev. 4. G.. Austin officiating.
Hiram Putnam, one of the oldest res
identS Is quite sick.
NJ. IL. Billings and Mrs. IL. NJ. Adams
are attending the state 5. ;. Convention
a. delegates at Woodstock this week.
Miss Fannie Bigelow commenced her
school on the North Road the Sth
Mrs Parker Clark is visiting her
daughter in Winchester, n. II.
Lawyers J. J. Wilson and W. B. c.
Stickney were in town last week as
counsel in an assault and battery case.
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NORTH TUNBRIpGF.

Mrs. r. NJ. Crosby is visiting In South
Boyalton.
II. Foster and wife IF Lowell are visit.
ing in town. Also Byron Armstrong and
wife of Worcester.
iasell a Go. have commenced making
cider and apples are quite plenty.
V. b. Moves has erected "a nice shop
and intends to carry on the carriage bust
ness quite extensively.
V. b. Moves, c. a. Wright and George
Brown have had some OF the iron roofing
put on their buildings, the first that has
neeu used ia town and it seems the best
thing as yet.
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WEST RANDOLPH GRADED SCHOOL

The rhetorieals for Last Friday were as
follows: Defamation. John Angel
Babylonia, Miss Conland; The But.
ternut Tree, Paul Chatfield; Recitation.
Miss Chadwick; Caius Julius Caesar.
Miss Minnie Clark; Debate, Resolved.
That Vermont should at once adopt the
Town system of schools, LIST aft, Agar
Carleton, LIST neg, Addie kathan, 2d an,
Nate Connolly "a neg, Irwin Chadwick
His trip to Boston, Pearl Drake; Lake
Minniplsogee, Miss Deering; Recitation,
Eieeta Fish ;lielyetian war, Clara Dubois.
Carrie Eaton, former pupil was In
school Friday, also Mrs. Nichols and
Mrs. llibbard.
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nRookr1Fln.

L. \. Glyson and wife were the dele
gates from Brooltield grange to atten d
meeting at Williamstown.
Twelve members of this grange attend
ed the Pomona meeting last week at
" illiamstown and report a pleasant
time although a cold ride.
Frank Wyman has returned to North
Abingdon, Mass. after spending q two
weeks vacation at home accompanied by
his friend Mr.. Fitzgerald from Boston.
The latter is baggage-master on the n.
Y. and n. +. railroad.
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Geo. Tenney was home over Sunday

Geo. Tenney was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Albee of Derby Line is visiting
her sicter, Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. Matte Bradstreet has returned
from the White Mts.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ, Z. church
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2. Tarbell have re-
turned from their western trip.
j. B. Durkee has brought running wa
ter to his new block.
Mrs, Leon Young of st. Adams has
been visiting AT Mrs Nj. NJ. Culvers.
Miss Cornelia Carter has returned to
Philadelphia where she is engaged as
nurse under Dir. ). Wier Mitchell.
The remains of Fred Lyman of Boston.
formerly a resident of this town were
brought here for burial last Monday.
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sorTH RANDOLPH.

Miss Isabelle Bosworth of Dixon, III
made short stop ON her way home
from Boston at c. 5. and A. Z. Paine's
She is granddaughter of the late III. ii
Paine formerly resident here.
Prof. w. Cook of Burlington made us
short call last week Thursday.
Melvin Mott and wife of Claremont
n. Ii. visited his uncle j. ii. Mott last
week.
Leslie Walker is at J. II. Motifs help
ing him get ready for his auction.
John Judd has gone to Westport, N.
IL. to work in a pail factory for the win
ter.
Alice Clifford is visiting her uncle,
Henry Camp in Plainfleld.
Adna Adams is moving into Mr.. Ham,
mond's place on the hill.
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SOUTH ROYALT0N NEWS.

Frank Cowdery returned to Saratoga
Monday.
Potatoes have dropped to thirty cents
a bushel.
C. C. Southworth is to have Thanks
giving ball.
Regular meeting of Rising Sun Lodge
Wednesday eve.
Our depot is finely illuminated with
new chandeliers.
NJ. j. Sargent has received a new line
of holiday goods.
Mrs. Mcintosh of Mortified is visiting
at Edward Fosters.
The long rain has done much damage
to corn and other crops not harvested.
The Shepard family are to spend the
winter here if they can obtain suitable
place to rent.
A company of Bell Ringers are adver-
tised to give an entertainment here the
LIST of Nov.
Henry J. Poole of Boston was in town
over Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs.
James Pike.
Whipple & Farnham will sell at pub
lie auction, Thursday the 10th, lot of
cows, Jersey cattle and horses.
Regular meeting of Bixby Post and
Relief Corps this week Saturday eve.
The members are requested to be pres
ent as business of Importance is to be
acted upon.
The Republicans here are quite conf
dent of the election of Harrison. Last
weeks challenge to bet S25 that Cleve-
land would be electedwas quickly accept
ed and the money put up, and further
accommodation in the same line would
be granted if desired.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers are to-
give weeks entertainments sometime
in November. This novel entertainment
will be appreciated, having for its fea-
ture the manufacture of any article of
glass called for. They also give dance
every evening from 10 to IL. They draw
large houses wherever they go.
Rev.C. f. Morse, agent for The Peoples
Cyclopedia and for IL years missionary
in Bulgaria, will occupy the desk at the
Cong1 church Sunday forenoon, and
will speak in the evening OF 80 o'clock
in the Cong'l church at Royalton. Mr..
Nor is well known to many churches
of the state and is an able and interest
ing speaker. All are cordially invited.
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Commissioners Notice.


The undersigned. having been appointed By d
Hon. Probate Court for the District IT Randolph
Commissioner o. receive. examine and adjust O
claims aud dimands OF ala persons against Tie esiE
Of Libn n. Andui-. late of Chelsea in sid Dt
herthy give notice that we VIII meet or the punaa
aforesaid. az the Store DIV $. listcH
on De 18th DAY of January $50 next
from O'Clock uniil 4 O'Clock, p. m on said by
sud that six months from HE 18Th DAY Of Ane. AID
lsss is the me limited by said Court fer sa.d end
ors e. pre- eut their claim 70 u- fr eSala natoa a
allowance. Dated az Btp0kaeld ihi- 1ud day q N
A. ID. s,s.
FRANKLIN DEARHoN, eeH-
7sS WILLARD :. HATCH. mlssian,ls
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DON'T

let that cold Of yours run on. .yo, hi,
u : ilght thing. But it may run intc
catarrn. Or into pneumonia. OR con.
sumption. eoh'
Catarrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia Il
dangerous. Consumption is death ifself
me breathing apparatus must be Kent
healthy and clear of all distractions ana
trouble ahead. ' ''''''e Z
All the diseases Of these parts. head
nose throat, bronchial tubes and lungs
can De delightfully."- and entirely cured -,
tne use Of Bosehee's German Svrun. II
YOU aon I know this already. thousan5s
anu 40, thousands of people can tell Won
Ihey nave been cured by it. and aknov.
how it Is, themselves. Rotfie al, h,lo y.
cents. Ask any druggist. ois %
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

on account of continued illness, nOv
offer my farm for sale. IL is the Alon
Fowler place, containing two hunira
acres of choice land with nice building
nearly new and in good repair, conyer
iently and pleasantly located thereon
1t is situated in Royalton one mile ,Outl
of the village of East Bethel. on the STAG
road, near school and mills, altogetha
making it one of the most desirable farm
in Windsor County. Only small pan
of the purchase money will be require
when deed is made and possessioni. given
which may be Immediately.
MARIA c. FOWLER.
Oct. s, 1855. East Bethel, w.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Mrs. Faneuf has recovered SO as to be
about the house
II. 7. Clifford is in IIardwick this weeF
Elmer Nelson spent few days with
Ed Nesper recently.
1t is said that Of the last 90 days but
l of them have been pleasant.
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PoMFRET.

POMFkET.
Harry Peabody of the L. $. navy is
at home.
Miss Edna Spear is in a hospital al
Burlington.
Dea. Warren has been confined to the
house with cold.
Sociable at NJ. y. Millei's last week
and at VIM. Whipple's this week Thurs
day evening.
A number attend the 5. ;. convention
at Woodstock.
Rev. Mr.. Wilcox will preach in Pom
fret for the present.
c. Z. Thacher has tree bearing APP
pies, one-half of each apple being sour
and the other half sweet.
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FARM FOR SALE,

Located in the town of Chelsea TIM,
miles from the village on the new couD
ty road to STAFFORD. Contains $50 acrs,
suitably divided into tillage, pasture sBl
woodland. A fruit orchard of 100 you,
grated trees, sugar orchard of 400 tree,
Buildings consists of two-storyhouse wifi
l., two wood sheds and three barns.
Good water at both house and barn,
Price 81 ,000very cheap. Wouldexchang
for small place. Those who wish to p1r
chase farm will do well by calling Oh
or addressing
HIRAM n. LUCE, Chelsea, w.
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The oppressed subjects of European
governments turn to this country for
free homes, free laws and for the free use
of Salvation Oil for their pains.
To think clearly and act quickly one
must have good health. Indigestion i
the foe of health and should at once he
driven from the system by the regular
use of I.axadOr. Price p cents,
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About three weeks ago there came a
my premises one red two-year-old stssi
with broad horns. The owner is reoue.,
ed to prove property, pay charges ami
take him away.
Mrs. ANNETTE GOODWIN