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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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TNFTEb SrNTrS LAND OPFIrt.
Oregm Ciiy, Jreg0ii, November |, lS9
NoTlCE Is hereby given that m ncomvaisncr vlth
~ thcpruyi-iouS " the aci u Congress uI June Z:
1915 eHiiiled IAN act ior The sale u timber lands
10 The States n California Oregon, Nevada si,l
Washington Territory"
HENRY :. BERGMAN.
Of Seedy comfy Of Cinckanias, state oe Or,gnn.
ha. this day iiIed N thiso1c hIs sworn sialcncnt
ial2 for the purchase Of the nwi4 " sr, 3. town.
siiip M. y sgith, Range No. Era, and @ll oiicr
pfoor 20 show that the land sotEht u mofa yulun
olo lUr ~ iinberor Stone than for agricultural
purposes. ANA to establish his claim to said lsu1
before the Register and llecclyrf ofthis office ~
oregon CiiS oregon. on Monday. thr ~ auy of
March, so
He namcs a. witnesses A " DOlsehas % Serilv
clackamas county, II = Eyleof Eugcnc City ian,
county. L Berry. Of Mlr cily. Linn county. oic.
gn.i; and Smith, OF Tacoma. Picic, ccuify.W 4.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
land. arc rcques;Od 10 Tie thelr
cIaim, IN this oiIcc on " before said "a day a.
March lsgO.
1T APrEgoS, Register.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15

Parents should b. careful that their
children 10 not contract colds during
The f4ls Or early winter months. such
cold weaken the luEss and air pass;s-
RS, making the child much more like
iyto contract other colds during the
winter. II Il this succession Of colds
that causes catarrI and bronchitis or
pnyea the way for consumption. Should
n cold b contracted, lose no time but
cure il as quickly as possible. 4 fifty
eeni battle Of Chamberlainis Coagh
Remedy viii cure any cold in few
DAYS and leave the respiratory organs
strong and healthy. FaT sale by NJ.
A MiIler.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15

Did you ever stop to think what a
tireless letter writer good local paper
Is. Week after week. reaching into
ycsr after year it goes on telling Of the
marriages, births, deaths and coming
ard going ofthe people nf our town
l,Ilsinezs Success or flilurr, accidents
crops, improvements, meetings, in
facts events Of all kinds. All is grist
that cDFne% to the hopper Of good
ll-eal siaper-Ex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15

Dfsl ynfs eyer ask a man the time just
alter he had inspected his watch aud
put it Iii lis pocketa IL 10, did you
cser receive an answer before the man
pulled his watch out and took another
look at it, just why 1t k that this is
slone would De difficult to explain, but
If you viii ask your friend 10 TIL yon
The tinie the next time You observe
him srrutinize his watch and snaD the
lid, you will fiid that he will take am
either look at the dial before giving an
answer.
We hope, says the Cowiitz Bulletin,
our readers Will excuse US for coming
OUT late last week for We could not
help il. Our patent insides had been
brought from the depot early in that
week, and had been Ieft in our front
end among the groceries. Farmer Dns-
enbury came in and bought horse feed,
pork, etc, and on leaving, loaded in
our patent Misunderstanding Ii for
roll Of bacon, and failed to return it
until Friday. We hope such thing
VIII not occur again.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or, I
Octol or 7, 1SgD.

Land Office at Oregon City, Or,
Octol eF 7, 1899.
: -oticc Is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, aud tint
said proof will Ilc made before the
county judge or IN his absence before
the county clerk of Linn county, at
Albany, Oregon, OH Tuesday. Nov 10.
1889, viz: William J.. Cats, homestead
entry No. G5O4. for the nj Of the mel Of
see 8, tip i ofr Nv.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: J II
Michael, w T. Savage, A Savage and Il
Osborn, all Of Lebanon. Linn cauuty,
Oregon. J. T. APPERsOS. Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.
I.aSD OFFICE Al 0EFsoS CRY. ORrG0S.
October D lsssl. !

I4tND UFTIck At uEIoON tfTi. UIltIalN.
october ,. lns9.
NGTIcE + hereby given that the toll0wiug-nain-
~ ell settier has Aled notire af hrs intention e.
make final Vrl0tn suppgri of his claim, and tlit
Sad prsof win bc n,atif beiun tbs county itfdge
Or in his absence hciurr the eouiiy clerk II Linn
county, a Albany, efnrtsrn. on Monday. NUv. =.
lag. vis 6uy Gaylord. homestead elltfy No. is9i,
for the ~ u seciinn S. IN u Is snffle.
iie n.Hues the following witnesses To pFnye his
eoutimaus residence upon gnd cultivation o. said
land viz. ". Fitzgerald. q. P0well. : Powell ami
:. " Harris. all " Lebanon. Linn c0unty sln.guI.
J. T. ArrEESgiS. Register.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15
s FslpisnR lit tlle


liasHsa, Gs4a cEullS, the
nssss sGs sii.g else. ITo haar
ssse fslE sanathMgs uae wuald sup-
M~e tAln country was iii i state iii
sls'sual Eans ne Nhst gaod can come
n such - s drivel. Don't you
ksow yea nc dsln1 aEI you canto de-
preciase iAe valsse ii yuar oNn proper
Is, to discourage every aOdy and cast
gloom ana a.strust upon everything?
he cheeft and hoilelal, look forward
aith confident expectations or inttIing
good timg- It is cumming, and soon
700.
Hfeur people lad energy, and conf
dent hole enough, eyeryuody would
feel better, everybody would move ON
better 1lnn't gruwl, whine and com
plain. Two chances to one you have
twice Is t1uch IS you deserve now, and
what wouid BE- accepted a. gloriosis
Soon byi4iiIiOns otp,ople in the world.
People would be far happier II they
spent les time comparing their sltua-
zion Will that Of mlllionalrcs and
sainly sighing for lmpossibilities.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15

When yor desire { pleasant physic,
try Ht Pateicl.'s Pills. They ean AZ
ways lie depended upon, and do not
n..ssseate tile stomach nor gfipe the
Bowels. For s.slc ~ H. a. Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15

If sou 90 to Albany TO buy stoTe
calI Oh q. ". Smith. who has thelarg-
e: and isesG stock Of stoves and tin
ware and seiis cheaF eF thar any one in
Albany.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15

The church is not field, a. some may
suppose. hut the working force to go
cut into the field, which j. the world.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-15

al the groceries you can carry for 4
DolIar at BRowN1A's,
Albany, Or.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

10 PoohIauaj4c So pou ODoA
Ludwixa przez Spory hawaii
drog' ezoigaf sig Pc kolaaach.
W prawej rses trzymal dluga
strzelbe myi!iwska i tax u
zbrojohy blady zwalany bio
tenn, podobieu byf wiecej do
ofiary s'rasznego obfakania,
nib do szukajacego zemsty
esfowieka. Gdy TAX ma bliz-
kos& pewnege strzafu przybli-
2y} sig do kschankow, wysu-
nal przedniq GEESE olbzymiege
Gaia swego mad brzeg strumy-
ka, gdzie wyseka trawa zu-
pefnle go pokry}a. Czerwone
z wsciekfosci oczy jego znala-
z}y droge %pomiedzy gestyln
kobie,cem traw i 2 dzlkescia
tygrysa przypatrywaf sic ola.
rom zamierzenej zbrodai.
= N~arsszczle W celu!-
wyszepta1 Jan, przyblizajac
kobe strzelby Go ramienia,-
biedny, pelitowania gedny Jan
bedzie pemszczonym. Zglnie
ten, ktory mi SERGE wydarf a
zarozumiaia dziewczyna bedzie
musiafa innsge wYbrac sobie
kechanka. Ha! Me ujdzissz
mi jul - zasyczai z wScie.
kfoscia, gdy spostrzegf, IL AL.
ma sledzaca miedzy MIN a
Henrykiem, poohyliia sic ku
MENU, zakrywa]ac 60 prawle
ca}ego swa osoba-nie ujdziesz
mi, mann dosy6 czasu do do
czekan,a degodne] chwili, a
ME napro5ne uczyfem sic
przez to kilka tygodni strzela6
90 celu! Me chcs was raZem
zabie, ME, DO by to licha by
la zemsts. Me! dziewczyna
musl pozestaG PREY ayciu, mu-
81 jeezee mad trupem swego
kochaaka, musi wfosy rwaG
soble z rezpaczy, pc ziemi sic
tarzae z bolu, must pezna6,
co to macy NINA gardzie!
Ha! ha! ha! - rozsmiaf sic
pc cichu, wyobra2ajac sobie
naprzoi Jul rozpacz Amy -
Me bedziesz ty sic juz ma
demna lltowaia, ME! Gorzkie.
mi 1zami ty jeszcze ma mnie
pfakae bedziesz!
Mewiac to odwi6dt ostroAnle
kurkl u strzeIby swej i goto'
wal sic do strzaiu. Sledzif te-
raz bacznie kazde p%oruszenie
mfodej parry, by m6gf W sto
} sownej chwili dosisgna& kuls
siedzacego pc "a Anna Hen
ryka. AnLa podiosia wfssnie
\ W tej chwill smle)ac sic, gfo
we, tax, u Jan ujrzaf skroi
/. Henryka. Go predict wiec przy
!. cisnaf kobe strzelby do ramie
3 MIA pofozyf swe palce n'
eynglach.
: A eaten pis6set lat 2yl
q owl staruszkowie razem, - @
: dezwaia sic wfasnie Anna
!, podnoszac sic cos kolwie;k.
). = TAX przesz&o piecset lat
;. = potwierdzit Henryk tai
}, gfosno, ze nawet starry Lud
. wik L usmiechem zwroci1 81
v ku MENU poezem W jedne
:. zmarli godzinie, czego i dl
mas pragne.
= Ach! p:eknie, sllcznle
odrzekla uszczesliwiona mifoE
i cia narzeczonego dziewczyna
pochylafa sic ku MENU, b
q mu cos wiecej Jeszeze powie
|; dice, gdY W tel chwili zerwa
j. sic magic sledzacy pod manic
!. tenn starry Tomasz. = Hug
J. zawofof gfosno / zrzuciwsz
dere ramon uchwycii
;; b1yskawiezna szybkoscia lszs
: cy ebok siebie toporek. Zanir
jeszcze starry Ludwik zdofs
zwroci6 sic ku MENU, JUL st:
n ~ Indyanin czotgaf sic wsro
!, gsstej trawy jak wq& ku nile
Y soil w ktarvm ectra ioon nk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
sisdziaf i teraz pod nsmiotem.

starry LuGWlk tymczaseM q
zadewelsniem spogladcf wko-
10. Chwilke patrzaf z wspef-
ezuclsm ma starego przewo'
daika, to znow ma Zone za3e-
ia przyprawa wieczerzy, Tub
ma synow swolch. NaJczesciej
ateli zwraeaf wzrok swoj z ra-
desuym W strena %stramyka,
na ktorege spadzistym brzsgu
siedziaia mtoda j piekna cerka
:jego W tewarzystwle strzelea
Henryka. Mfodzi ci ludzle tax
weso}a z SODA wiedli rezmo-
we, jakhy cafy SWAT W kolo
Mich do nlch tylko nale3af. Be
tel pieknie i uroczo byte W
tenn mlejscu. Ciepfe powletrze
wiesenne, zachedzace sfonse, i
powazna eisza, n~astajaca pc
rowno 2 wleczerem, nadaWaty
cafemu otoczeniu cos piskne-
go, uroczego. | starry Ludwik
siedziat ped wpfywem tego u
roczystego usposebienia PREY
rody przez debra cEwile mil
zacv. a. vraszce cicho do TO-
ny sic edezwa}:
- Nlaprawda3 wszak pick
ME tn jest wks}o? Sere div
ME mi sic radu]e, zwlaszcza
gdy spejrze ma ~przyszfego zie-
ella naszego. Bedzie on W razle
rychiej mel smierci podpSra
! ola was wszystkieh. Mkt pre-
ciez wiedzie6 ME me3s, kledy
do wiecznosci przeniesG mu
sic wypadnie!
Me movie Q tenn, m9zu!
odezwata sic zywo zena,-
]estes zdrow i shiny i predict
ia sic smierei spodziewac mo
&c. Miejmy atoli W Begu ma
dzieie, ID pozwoli nam przezye
ME jedna jeszeze Mia gedzi-
mel
W tel wfasnie chwill dobie-
gfa do uszu starych z eddalo
nego niece obozu reszty wy
chodzcow znana nuta wiejskiei
piosenki, ktorej dzwiski starusz'
kom przywiediy IA pamie@
minione dni miedosci. Poo
wpfywem budzaeych sic wspo
mnieh tych zamilkli ebeje
starajac sig rozreznic poiedyh'
cze wyrazy brzmlaeej W edaa
Ii piosenki.
Henryk i Aanna, siedzae
wciaz jeszcze ma wyniesfyn
brzegu s%trumyka, uslyszeli re-
wniez dzwleki rozlegajace] SIT
po stepie piosenki, ale 2ajec
. SODA, ME zwa2ali ma ME. Prey
t szles& TAXA urecza otwieral'
sig ola MICH, TAX zajela mfo
i dziencza ich wyebraznia, II q
al Jednej chwilki wspomnle
. niem ~przeszfosei peswiec1c nj
zdofali.
: Rozmawali 0 Pemyslnym pc
j czatku podrozy, o szczssliwyr
z przybyciu do Kaliforuii, 0 mi
I iosci wzajemnej, a szezegolnie
O dozgennem serc ich pofaczt
niu, ktcre W kosciele najbiii
: Sym, jakl W pedrezy swe
: %natra6a, nastapi6 miaio. Mod
ich serea, tax daleee byf
: przepefniene wzajemnem szcz'
I. sciem i mlfascla, il wspom
. najac o jamie, przyrzexli so
a bic, il przybywszy do Kalifo
a nil zaraz do nego napisza
: przyjacielskimi siowami prs
G jedna& sic go pestaraja. M
e wiedzieli, All nie spodziewa
g sic biedni, il Jan W tel chw
: Ii bardzo biizke Mich sic Una
dewaf, lie nawet sfyszat i RI
Ii zumiat kazde ich slowa.
A gdy sic wreszcie pom
"a doczekamy starcsci, - NOW
o wfasnie Henryk do swej ma
= rzeczone, - gdy bedziemy ia
: cy starry, il z trudnescia ma
q pczyjdzie stawlas noge "a nog
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
TRY ChOBY.
Obrazek 2 zycia amerykahsklego'
(Dokonczenie.l
(Dokonczenie.l

W sredku obozu stall OBJ
szerny plotnem pokryty wez,
ktory mieseif W soh;e w'eksza
Geese niezbednych sprzetow i
rseczy. Reszta tako"ych spo-
czywaia pod niewielkim ma
mietem, wznoszacym sic obok
wozu. Ca1y zas zywy dolby
tex Ludwika, skladajacy sic z
kilkunastu wefow, krow i ko.
nj past sic mad brzeglem stru-
myka Tub odpoczywaf ma mick
kiei trawie. Male ognisko go
rzafe pred namlotem, leez
wystarezafo do przyrzadzenla
skromnYch petraw. Wkoio O.
gnia krzatafa sic 5ywo stara
naatka Amy. Niece dalej zas,
siedziaf ma miechu pe1nym kor
nu starry Ludwik, palac faJecz-
Ike i przygladaise sic zado-
weleniem dwem mfedTm sy-
aom sweim, kt6rzy wlelka
gerliweseia naprawiali cos ke-
10 wozu. Inpi dwa} synowle
otorera cznwa], mad konmi i
bydfem.
Pe drugiej zas stronle ognl-
ska speczywafa w cleniu ma
miotu jakas skulena we dwo-
js pestae meaczyzny, oSryts-
20 wielka dera wefniana. 20.
STAG ia zacaowy wa}a sic TAX
milczaco' nierucaomie, il
zdawafa sic bye martwa zu-
pefnle. By} to starry Indyanin,
znany W okelicy pod nazwl-
skiem starego Tomssza. Priced
wielu laty byi on wodzem H.
cznege plemienia dzik;ch swych
ziemkew, ktorzy ateli = bic
glem lat wygineli ma wojnle
Tub pemarli wskutek zarazli-
wych cherob. Tomasz pezostai
sam jeden ma swiecie i vale
sal sic edtad pc szerekim Ste
pie, polujac ma zwierzyne, kto
ra sprzedawaf po osaaach far
mersw. Przyzwyczaii sic z cza'
SEM do biaiyeh ludzi i przyja
niektere ich zwyezaje; mo
wieno nawet, il ma pewne
stacyi misyjnej chrzest swiety
przyjaf. Starry Ludwik znat &c
jua cd dawna. Pred wlelu
laty przybyf BOWEN Tomas,
do chaty jego, cafy skrwa
wiony i pokryty ranaml, kto-
re odniest W potycze wiel
kim szarym niedzwledziem
Nazajrtrz pc przybyciu zapad
starry Indyanin z ran i esfa.
bienia ciezko ma zdrowiu
bytby JUL meze zeszsdf z te
60 swiata, gdybY 60 rodzln
Ludwika wszelka ME byfa o
teczyfa epieka. Dzieki tr,skli
wei tel opiece i silnej swe
naturze odzyskai starry Tomas
wreszcie zdrowie i powedrowa
ia newo W step daleki. DC
tad atell przybywaf eoraz eze'
ciej do chaty Ladwlka i sta
raj mu sic wszelkiemi sposo
bami "a deznana pomoc wy
wdzieczyc. szczegolne PREY
wiazania okazywaf starry Ind.
amin ku Annie. Anna byf
jedyna istota IA swiecla, II
ktorej widok pomarszczea
twarz starego zyczllwym okrl
wafa sic usmieehem. W ODE
innych byf Tomasz zaws2
niemym i ponurym, czemu 81
atoli nikt JUL ME dziwif, INA
JAG smutek j niedols, jaka te
wolny syn puszczy W zyci
swojem przebelaf.
z rodzinq starsgo Luawlk
pefaczyf sic Temasz dePier
dnia peprzedniego. Dowi'
dziawszy sic bewiem o ]ej W!
jezdzie, podazyf Tomasz z
wyebedzcami i oiarewaf 81
staremu Ludwikowi "a pre-
wodnika W talk dalekiej pc
drmhv Tudwik chetnia @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

" lesistej Minnesota
ZIEMIA ZYZNA.
Warunki kupna bardzo PREY.
stepne. Wszelkich informacyj
udzieli bezplatnie Jozef
L a b tel i, Sturgeon Lake,
Pine Co., MINI. Zwr6cie je-
dnak music uwage Szan. Ro-
dakom u nadarza sic sposo-
bnosc kupienia dobrego grun-
tn / tanio w bllzkosci kolei.
Family polskich osiadfych W
ttych stronach jest okofo 70 a
tel jesieni zamierzamy budo-
wac kosciof i szkote polska.
Spieszcie sic zatem i kupuj-
Gle, p6ki cena przystepna,
gdy2 wkr6tce ceny pGjda W
gore. Cena 4 dolary "a akler.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

znsjdowaia sic ju& ns swej
zbrodniczej drodze i zadna
moe ludzka ME mogla )ej "a
trzymaG
Wszystko to byfe dziefem
jsdnej chwili.
Dokonczenie nastapi.)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-05-10
LOCAL NEWS.

The band will give concert in the
park this friday evening.
The Addison County Veterans reun-
ion society will hold its annual gather
ing hereon July 3 and 1.
Frank Parow went on Wednesday to
Providence with Il number of horses
which Mr.. Noble F. Brooks sent there
for sale.
A large collection was taken at the
Catholic church at Easter. At last ac-
counts the amount was nearly $3.50,
with more to come in.
Landlord Higgins will probably have a
houseful of city people during the warm
weather. The more the merrier for
every one In the village.
Work on the steps at the Congrega-
tional church is being pushed. a new
and more elaborate plan than that at first
adopted has been fixed upon.
Bishop Bissell of Burlington is expect
ed to be present at the morning service
at st. Stephens church next Sunday and
to hold confirmation service.
A number of people will go from here
to Rutland to attend the music festival
now in progress. The largest party
will go down tomorrow afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held
on Saturday afternoon of next week, May
Is, at o'clock, at the Y. NJ. &. A. par
lor.
The village authorities are doing COM
mendable work in the direction of sprink-
ling the streets, which have been tolera-
bly, free from dust in spite of the warmth
of the weather and the lack of rain.
There is nothing new on the probate
judgeship. All the indications point to
the choice by Coy. Dillingham; of either
Mr.. Slade or Mr.. Foote, but which of
them it will be no one has learned up to
date.
Beckwith & Co. have two new clerks
in the persons of Miss Anna Youtt and
Mr.. Llewellyn Fisher, son of Mr.. Albert
n. Fisher. Mr.. George Mead of Yer
gennes is new clerk at Mr.. Benedict's
store.
The band did not realize great deal
from its recent entertainment, the object
of which was to procure funds for the
purchase of new instruments; so a
subscription paper has been put in circula-
ton.
The members of Russell Post, G.. A. r.,
are completing preparations for the OBJ
servance of Memorial day, now not far
in the future. Three veterans of the war
have been buried in town since last year
John Thompson, Chas. McGoldrick and
Mr.. Emory.
The Catholic parsonage is being re-
painted inside and out and is undergoing
other repairs. Rev. Mr.. Lane, the pas
tor, takes great pride in keeping up the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-05-10

appearance of the premises, which have
ice il inuvil improved in LOOKS and value
since he took possession.
The Jail now has eight occupants. The
last to find himself in durance was Fred
Goulette, whom Officer Elmer Barnum of
Shoreham brought up Monday night.
lie is accused of stealing harness from
the premises of Gustave Cutting and was
bound up by Shoreham justice for trial
by the county court.
The annual meeting of the w. G. L. U.
will be held at Mrs. II. 5. Foote'S on We'd
nesday, May 10. The business session
will come at 3p. m. refreshments will be
served promptly at six. The programme
of the literary exercises for the evening
has been prepared with care and will be
worthy large attendance. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to be present.
The tiremen were out with the steamer,
Tuesday evening testing it and the
hose. After the exercises the whole
company, at the invitation of Mr.. G. w.
Earl, marched to his drug store and wet
their own whistles with prime soda water
from the fountain just that day started,
and the affair ended in smoke from A
cigars, also set up by the diminutive
Charlie, son of the ''old original"
The hoodlums were on the warpath
last Friday night and distinguished
themselves by distiguring with black
paint the windows and doors of several
stores. Some of the gang are pretty
well known to the authorities and all
of them may find themselves in court
sooner or later Then the joke wont be
so funny for them, but the people whom
they have misused will have chance to
laugh.
The best butter sold on Monday at II
cents and eggs brought - cents. 1t is
predicted that l6 cents will be the ton
price for butter on Monday next. Buy
ers say that the city concerns which last
year bought early to put into cold stor-
age lost money on every pound thus
stored and that they will not repeat the
experiment this year, so that they want
only enough to supply immediate de-
mands; hence the low prices.
There ought to be any quantity of good
potatoes for sale in this region in the
fall. Mr.. a. X. Carr sold out readily the
carload of 800 bushels of Houlton Rose
Eastern Prolifics, etc., which he imported
from Maine to dispose of to the farmers
for seed. He says he could have sold
another carload, which fact shows that
the potato-growers of the county are
not discouraged Notwithstanding the hard
luck Hley experienced last year.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-05-10

sage your carpets by getting one of Il. II.
Hopes carpet heaters. 1t beats them all price
% cents. 10 Main st.
FOR sALE-Two buggy wagons. Inquire at
the old Alden stand.
BYRON FLEMING.
only few more damaged machines. Call
soon ii you want to save money; all war
ranted to run good. d. ID. HOPE.
Carriage for sale. Low village phaeton
strong and in good condition. To be seen at
Mrs. Buttons. For terms apply to L. W. Aus
tin, college,
For RENT-The Weeks farm of 100 acres, in
Salisbury, lately owned by John NJ. Hulett.
Apply tc II. p. Hulett at salisbury Depot Tl5tf
NoTIcE-white Southern and sanford seed
corn Tor fodder; also few bushels of White
Scotch oats, great yielders-at the sun Mill.
FOR sALE-Cheap, three large halt-blood
Holstein yearling bulls out OF good cows.
j. B. CHERBINo, Middlcbury.
All old accounts of, Earl 4 Smith must be
paid at once; il not within ten days, will be
sued; can wait no longer. c. ID. EARL.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with the
Mather glove cleaner for sale only by f. r.
Clay, where may be found a full line OF kid
gloves in all the most desirable shades
/
PoULTRY.-We shall buy poultry through the
season, every day in the week, at Horace Cor.
hams on Weybriuge street, paying the high
est cash price. l.. j. GORHAM.
PIT. GULLEY.
| onion seed al cost. Yellow Globe Danver
and Red weathersfield. Have sprouted them
and they will grow W. II. SHELDON.
May 2, lss9.
| NoTICE.-The books of the late firm of J
| O'Connor& Co. have been left with Eldredge
Il Slade and those owing bills are requested
to call at once and pay up and save costs.
NJ. O'CONNOR.
Z. CHAMPAGNE.
NoTICE-I am selling off my furniture and
shall be glad to see intending purchasers al
my house any day. Early corners will o.
course have the greatest assortment TO choose
from. L. +. KNAPP.
Miss Belle II. Thomas will receive pupils a
the piano and organ. Will teach Prot. join
Orths method. Terms, IS. References, Johr
Ortiz Boston, Prot. ii. z. Chelins, Boston Con
servatory.