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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
THE NETWORK NAVY BOARDS INTENTIONS

Washington, May 2s.-Tho board OF which Rear
Admiral ErslnG Is president, appointed to consider
tbs necessary improvements at the Ne"'lorN Navy
Yad formally organized today. The Board began
ns work by calling for all Of the papors IN the de
partnent relating to tho yard. That It is the In
tsnuon TO place the yard on footing with tbs best
naval establishments abroad, II Congress y willing i
NAL, plain by thu fact that tho nurrSi OF Naval IN
eIgonoc has boon called upon for detailed intormauon
rcsrert,pr INC Arrangements and plants Of noted
foreign navy yards and private ship-bulding plants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
AN ENTERTAINMENT BY CHOSEN FRIENDS

The Order Of Chosen Friends, society organized
after the manner Of tho Odd Fellows gave enter
talument in celebration OF IT'S tenth anniversary at
the Metropolitan Opera House last night. The su-
preme Councillor of tho order, Howard H. Morse, made
All address In which no said that tho membership In
the United States was already 10000. Miss Emma
ThurSby sang two selections, and other features OF
the programme were recitatIops by 4. P. Burbank,
violin solo by Carl Lancer and singing by the Urania
and swedish Glee Clubs large audience was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
o3s BROADWAY.

Angus L. Miller Speaker The two branches Of tho
Legislature appointed q committee TO count the votes
for general Offices cast at the STATE eletion. and tAs
committee reported election By the people. except
for Attorney-General. The Assembly then chose tia
following Republican officers: H. ". L&dd. Governor;
D. r. Littleheld Lieuten ant Governor: g. H. Cross;
secretary of state. and samuel Clark. Treasurer AL
1ero insuguraed with due ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
RELApsrNn INTO TIE SAME OLD CONDITION


The Immigrant clearing house controversy. Arr
weeks OF negotiation. appears TO have rr!apsei INT"
tho condition In which Il VA before. MI Person
resigned the pa, scnRcF commis,onshp OF Tho Trunk
lines In obedience to pressure brought tn bear by the
OUTSIDE lines upon the regular full mreiins Of
the passenger committee wAs held YESTERDAY with
Commissioner Lucus Tutte In the chair Both p''
Delaware LackawAnnS aud Western ard tho New
York Ontario and Western ruOis were represented
Tho Ontario Acknowledged the cSsirnc" Of speeih
contract with tho Thingvala steamship line. but pro
tossed its willingness to entsr into the CLEARING house
agreement and permit It's contract 10 DO included In
the general business Of the association, any surplus
over the roads percentage, arising oy reason OF INC
contract 20 be divided among the Other lines Tho
attitude Of the Ontario acceptable to the p''ent
charms house lines, but tho LackawanpA rrfutoh %
enter the association until the contract was absolutely
abrogated. The whole subject was finally referred
TO Commissioner Fink 10 lay betor the Trunk line
presidents or 10 dispose OF IN other ways II he saw NJ
The uTaccAl result OF the LsckawannaS attitude VII
be 10 throw the immigrant question once morn between
President sloan and the Other trunk nc chlrlthlnS
was r. poftcd that Commissioner FtnRs hair turned
white al the prospect Ot renewing such populations
The pasSrnger committee disposed OF several mat.
tors OF routlnc chief of which the rcscindlng OF
The extra charge now made imperative upon the trans
por+aiIon OF bicycles where The riders accompany
them Hereafter each road Will BE- At liberty 10 MAXI
its own regulations respecting bicycles S baggage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
SPECIAL ACTS AID TIE GExERAL PENSION IA

Washington, May 2s.-AssIs'ant SECRETARY Bnssoy
gave decision to-day IT. tho ca,o OF Joseph " Pot
tor late 9Th New York Light Artillery. Potter hal
received against his wish special pension act In bis
favor but declined 10 receive the pension. because h"
wisssd IN urge his claim under tho general pension
srt Mr. pussry hold, II Is unfair 20 hold tho claim
ant bound By this snrcial art and HIS claim under the
general law Is Sustained AMI the pension Allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOLDEN RETIRED

DEpECIIP E-SERGEANT GOLDEN hbIihED,
petcctlve-sergeant Timothy Golden, having reached
tho age Of sixty years, retired yesterday on an
annual pension OF 81 900. lie had been detective
at tho Central ONCE many years and had been en-
gagged In many successful cases. G0ldens health
has been falling In recent years but Inspector Byrnes
has found his advice and experience Of much use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

IA 4 speech thai was witty and affecting oy turns,
He said that Il was customary for every Moderator to
say that tho Assembly he presided over was the bost
IA his recollection But In this case he would say
that ID the most remarkable Assembly within his
experience because he knew II to be fact. II was
q leveLheaded body. which did It's duty promptly.
Above all the spirit OF prayer had permeated tho AS
sembly After a blessing the Moderator announced
that the Assembly for 1850 was closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
N,ppryEp By THE SIGHT OF FOOD.

George II. We're, hungry man from London, thres
stones through Delmonco's large plate-gass window
IN Fifth-ave on Monday night because the sight OF
Inc tempting viandS msddenod him. Ho was s'iestd
and Yesterday he was held for trial by justice Patterson
M the Jefferson Market Police Court, under sl.OOo
tail. Malicious mischief Is the charge against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
EXTRA TRAINS FOR DECORATION DAY.

To accommodate the large traffic expected TO wood
lawn Cemetery on Decoration Day, the NeW-fork
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company tHariem
plvslon) will run tho following extra trains from
the Grand Genital Station tomorrow: 10 100 A. m.
II :o5 a. M. / 80 p. me- and 2 10 y. m: additional
Al 4 80 p m, 55 D. m, 30 p m, and 30 .. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
REoRGANIzING AN OLD ROAD.

Columbus, Ohio, May % (SpecaD.-Artieles OF
Of the Toledo, Columbus and Cincinnati
were filed with tho Secretary Of State to-day. This
is reorganization OF tho old Toledo, Columbus and
Southern Company. Judge Stevenson Burke, repre-
sSnting an association Of capital, is the purchaser
The capital stock is 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
TO PrILD A ROAD IN WISCONSIN.

Madison Wis, May 2s.-Tbe st. Paul, Glenwood
and Northeastern Railway, which purposes TO con.
struct a line from Glonwood, 81. CrOx County to
Ashland has fled articles Of association with the Soc
re,ary OF state, SIS capital stock bong sl.5oo,oO0
The incorporates arc H. J. Baldwin J, f. Glover
william Johnston Alexander symc and James John
son AZ GIenwOOd the line forms Junction with
the Wisconsin Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
ADJUrAyrGEYERAL DRUM RETIRED.
ARMY OFFICERS DEEPLY INTERESTED IN THE
CHOICE OF HIS SUCCESSOR

Washington, May os.-AdiutsntGencral Drum
having reached tho age Of sxy-iour years, was to-
day formally retired from active service In the
Army. General Kclton, who has been Assistant
AdIutani General will act AdjurGnt-GencrHl until
an appointment Is made to nl the once Meanwhile
Army circles arc suTrd tho depths respecting tho
appo,ntneu ard the promotions That viii follow II
one of tho assistant AdlutantGcncrals Is appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
piuuBr OF 4 GRAM srscuLAnR.

Chicago, May ga dispatch from Kalamazoo,
Mich. SAYS: "John Earl heavy gram buyer a.
schoolcrait this county, has failed for large amount
vartously estimated from $4,000 10 100000, ~
assets arc small. and many farmers Ioee heavily
Rad wheat speeulatIcns are assigned as the cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

CHINESE VISITORS AT TIE P0SToFFHcB
Postmaster Van Colt had visit yesterday nom the
Chinese Ambassador and members Of his suit, from
Washington. Tho visitors went through the building
and saw tho wording Of tho various departments Of
the OflCe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
MY STOCK OF
CRAY HAIR

a yyhs Human Hair Goods unsurpassed Tor t greas
variety in shades nne quality EXQUISITE ana Ss'SS
designs for the cOfure. Natural waNy knots ana ns
any, Hair switches; also q large stock OF nne nAos
Wi1s IN every possible shade Of human hair -,
Ponpadour Colfure, very stylish, warranted nAnIA
curly hair Always nrsssss goods At The oyess pres
MESSAIINA a vegetable compound, produces oesl'
AMI shade N iustrous chestnut color 81 so per bottle
CHaTAIH Gray, mixed and faded HAIR uan'torned a.
by marvellous CHATAlN INTO hshos"hS sna4'
Of light brown. sI.O0 per bottle -. -, -.
beneSssI the complexion Soc end 81 90
Ten expert artists constantly IN Attendance tos HaH
Cutting shsmpOoipg, Hair coloring In any yAhaas.
o,s ppoInwAy NEAR asD-sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

NJ which Arthur j. Molton Is president, has bought
the Nayang Crosstown and thu suburban street rail-
ways, tho first lines In this city on which electricity
was used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

60VERS0R LAID INAUGURArED
Newport X. l., May 2s.-The senate organized TO.
day with r. r. Warner as Clerk Tho House elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

A PURCHASE or ELECTRIC RAILWAYS.
Scranton May % (spse.sl,-A NewYork SyndloAts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

A SUPPOSED MURDERER ARRESTED
Camden n. j., May 2s.-John Reed, the supposed
murderer Of John Stevenson, has boon arrested at
Iafe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

.,..u.s,au objection being made that 40 womAs \
nss,,s vas on Inc list Mrs. Frances D. oeuurA'
HopsdAIs, was nomtpAted. .s
fhe officers nOnlgnsted were 6iee'ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

shrewsbury Misunderstanding isnds poculiaT rsnsh %
every aiah on which this dshGhttl sause 10 used a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous Line ahows TIE esfesn, sss
fluctuations yesterday observed AZ the upitet s
sirns Service station this city. Tbs dhshss nalS'
sSspersars noted At Psrry's PharnsOy, Sun BudisS
TRIBUNE olTicx, May 29-l O. m.-Ciosdinsss ysss.s
,oornIns soon aaye wRy 20 bright skles The tsrpefs
ranned betwaon sac and 74e. tho ts&S eans
hshsr than on the corresponding tay ss rear $40 "
hixAsy thsnon Monday f'r'
In and near .ais city so-dsy there WIN ssssa'0 ~
osalat sHlr vaathkst A' y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Alice Monkey and Bert Salter started
for Washington, ID. G. Thursday -. The
G.. A. X. fair occurs next Wednesday
Wallace Swan has gone to Boston
....J. nj. ,Janbrin of Lowell, Mass. and
Miss Nett Rowell of Fall River, Mass.
have been visiting in town a few days
....There were forty couples at Curtis
Browns dance last week. The George
Goodwin farm has been sold to Walter
Cushman ii is said 80. The Cong'l society
have socidble at the town hall Friday
evening Capt. Colburn who died Sun
day was the Oldest man in town he
pupils in Dist. No. | who have had no
marks against them during the term are :
Frank Cushman, Holt Hubbard, Frank
OTdway, Dell Ordway and Howard
Tucker. None of the pupils have been
tardy and none have been absent when
well. LENA NJ BURBANK. School dist.
No. l0has voted weeks school for the
extended school year for May and June
miss Lena NJ. Burbank's school in
Dist. No. ] closed last Fri. evening with
public exhibition that was a credit to
both the pupils and the teacher. Miss
Burbank has won the affection and es-
teen of parents and pupils. She is very
thorough in her methods of teaching
but is patient and considerats with her
pupils. The teacher and pupils were
photographed at Chelsea Sat. =. The
school in Dist. No. 10 closed March 2 af-
ter session of thirteen weeks. OF eley-
en- scholars five had no marks. These
were Orion and Verney Whitney, Wal
ter Fletcher, Willie and Sadie Howe.
Eight were not tardy. Anna Emery
was not absent but one day. Average
attendance 1912. A party given the
school by Mrs. 5. +. Whitney, the even
ing of the I'd was highly enjoyed.
ANNA X. HOWE, Teacher.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

c. S. Paine, wife and grand-child visit
ed friends in Tunbridge last week. b.
A. Burnham has hired Chas. Smith to
work for him this summer. "A. A.
Storrs is packing ice for the use of his
creamery which is to be built next sum
mer. -. II. l.. Abbott and wife of Brook
field stopped over night with G. 5. Paine
on his way home from visit to Concord,
N. H.. Miss Alice Hunt who formerly
lived in this section is visiting at Otis
Hunts, her brother. The R.R. survey
ors run there line to the west of E. Beth
ell village and make bad work on some
farms and gardens near there, should the
road be built where the stakes are set
-. Mrs. IL. M. Smith and her son, l.. w.
Smith visited at S. Arnold's in Brookfield
last week Friday John Clifford and
wife have gone out to visit friends in Ill
and Iowa.
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.

srown meeting was lively ana Oaliot
raouired to elect MANY officers.
,saaarator. C. s. Emery; clerk, Z. Dick
Nh! Mou treas. J. b. Bacon; selectmen, A.
, ~ whitney, w. p. Townsend, Ed j..
, ". listers, +. N. Bacon, VIM.
bnobbins. w. A. Hood; auditors, j. nj.
Slso0mstoek. c. $. Emery, w. ). Hatch;
ov 'arseer. selectmen; constable, Alonzo
Yes collector, j. X. Darling; trustee
~ 3ublic money, e. 5. Emery; town a
,ahtsS. b. Hebard; member OF county
sebool hoard. j. M. Comstock. Tax 10
ots highway tax 20 cts.
Iohn IL. bixby has closed his school
:, "a Royalton and is home for few
j. f. Tucker has moved into
NJ u Gales house. Mrs. Julia Crock
~ of Spring Lake. Mich. is visiting her
lister Mrs. Mary Peters. Hon. 5. b.
SIohard has gone TO Washington to be
present at the Inaugural Miss Lilli-
an 6. Lease returned to her home this
'~aek Miss Flora Al. Corwin returned
t,om trip to Boston Monday. Miss
Nellie Bixby is home from Mortified
ar i two weeks vacation. Ernest Nj /.
Seayer of Washington was visiting
friends in town this week. There is to
No a fire district meeting wednesday
Web 9th at 2 o'clock p. NJ. called by the
sIerk on petition to see what the district
gill do about settling the law suit and
tens taken to pay its indebtedness.
The :. VS.. are TO have promenade
soon for the benefit Of their relief fund
=. The subject of putting in creamery
bere has been discussed considerably by
onr farmers of late. Now what's to him
der our having flourishing business of
dis kind? All that's needed is a few
GOOD lively, interested farmers to push
ibe matter for start. The system which
seems to us the most practicable for our
community is the Cooley each dali
rrman have creamery of his own, then
have the company collect the cream from
Zach every day. The objection would be
tbe expense Of buying the creamers but
IN the long run ii seems better than TO
deliver the milk to the factory for cream
"a be separated. 1t is we'll to weigh the
nros and consof the matter and strikethe
moaus operandi best suited to the great
est numbers. If any one has anything
10 offer for the good of the cause we shall
he clad to air his ideas in "Around
Town Locals making them to the point
and az condensed as possible.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

The list of town officers is rs follows /;
Moderator. o. NJ. Tinkham; clerk, G. IL.
Vaughan; sclectmen. A. ). Harding, ;.
+. Leonard and Hiram Bugbee; listers,
NJ. II. Miller, Henry Brockway and +.
Y. Dana auditors, c. II. Markham. Rush
Vaughan, O. NJ. Tinkham; treasurer, c.
II. Vaughan; oVerseer, G. II. Vaughan (;
agent, W. G. Whipple; collector, town
treasurer; grand jurors, .. NJ. Tinkham,
A. FOllctt; trustee 4. 5, fund, town
treasurer; member County board Of ed
ucation. q. VI. Tinkham. Tax voted, in
Guiding state and school, 81 cents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

WEST BRAINTREE.-Mr Kendall put a
bout 80 cords of wood in the shed last
week. George Spear has II teams lum-
boring MIR. William Thurston ia bet
ter. Frank Campbell is worse again
49,. MisslBertha Reltz is visiting in town
-. Ed Montgomery is in town. Mrs.
Ernest Fish and son are visiting in
town. Miss Minnie Luce hada candy
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Sumner
are visiting in town the guests of Mr.. Ia
tro. school closed with good success
....A concert will be held Thursday eve
by Prof. Ober... Pearl Campbell is sick
with the humps Sadie Wells is in
poor health.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
RANDOLPH.

I.lx. Ibox;eI, az MadfarI Wirponcin
ston,aa ,ar a' "a. iavs on h;s wsv to
~ a,.a,,,an;a III h,otb-
o,,s ~ ~, 70 Wasbing
ia p,it,,,,,, i ~ homo for few
',,',a,,s ~, aa,,,,,nt - bis bo.,lth Rev
NJ. Ill "a ,',',.,ad - 10 conal church
iast 's S,,,,5a,, E;tt;a Wa,sn,ontb and
p ios, Gin, 49, a,,;sbad tbair
sa,i"als "a raturnaa bon,e Elijah
ELL e a , m ,iova into Tom Car
49,. i, So 5o,n7
Town REPORT ! or the dement, "a ii,osc
interested III hanuolph' we give lile le"
Following Iacts from t,ie Vowi repol,'
highways cost, S''oo-.oi Oh WHEEL isn o.,
80; TO was Tor oreaRing ROADS Sl zoo ior
bridges, ana Slooo.9o ior keeping roaus
III fepalr. Liquor sold. S,t44.o net Pr'-
NJ Sa'9.ol. foof, cost Sl'4Ip.zo agai ,,o
Dl.zlo.J4 Jut year DtlOfc. lHtic dlt 10
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
Sherll's sale Of Real Estate on Execution.

BY virtue of an execution issued on a
Judgment founded on an original writ of
attachment, ON mesne process, viii
sell by public auction, to satisfy said eX-
eeuion and costs, on Saturday, the 9th
day Of March A. D., 1889, at one o'clock
10 the afternoon. at the office of the town
clerk of the town of Chelsea. unless said
execution is paid and satisfied, together
with legal costs on the same previous 70
SAID day of sale. the following described
real estate situated in Chelsea village, in
NE county of Orange. TO wit 33 acres of
land more or less, or so much thereof as
snail be necessary TO satisfy said eNecu-
hon and costs, being the same land and
Premises decided to Nettic G.. Thompson
" Willard 5. Hatch, Admir-, April II.
nv. said deed in book 20, page Isl. of
Ihe land records of Chelsea. This notice
70 be published in the CHELSEA HERALD,
! newspaper published in the county of
orange, three successive weeks previous
70 said 9th day of March, 4. d., 1889.
EDWIN NJ. COLLINS. Sheriff.
Ohelsea, VT Jan. 8, A. ID. 1889.
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NnRrH RANpoLpII.

A. S. Smith has moved into Mrs .Jen-
ness house. Howard Smith lost "A
horse last week and ID. ID. Moulton has
one sick .John Flannery has been on
the sick list the past week. -. George
White came near being killed last week
while in the woods hauling logs The
new fertilizer law puts dealers to think
ing little. &c. o. Stanley had the
misfortune to run pitch fork tine in to
his foot the other day Report says we
are to have a new blacksmith by the
name of Howard.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Geo. +. Kent has purchased the Dea.
Walter place andhas taken possession
Curtis Morrill, and wife of Elkhart. Ind.
leave for Vt. this week. =. The Dramatic
Club of Sharon gave an entertainment
at South Stanford last Friday night and
many OF our young people were in at
tendance. The marriage of Estelle
White and Charles Cove took place at
the brides fathers on Wednesday Of last
week. Rev. j. ID. Waldron the officiating
clergyman. viii Ward, Charlie Col
Inns, Edith Preston and Ruby Harding
returned TO Thetf0rd Academy the first
of the week The village school closes
this week. Harriette Denison is taking
her annual visit in town at her brothers.
Nathan X. Denison. The Carleton
Rowell law suit against the town of Yer
shire which took place at III. G. Hazleton's
hotel last week Tuesday was decided in
favor of the town.. Mary Rich is at
her fathers taking a months vacation
The piano tuner and repairer, w. A.
Watson of w. r. Junction did credible
work in our village last week -. DIR.
Harlan Carpenter of South Royalton is to
be in town this week to practice dentist
ry.... Mrs. Joshua Carpenter and hus-
band were made happy about two weeks
since by the advent of an infant to their
household. Rev. Geo. Cummings of
Thompson, CT. is expected in town soon
-. Mamie Chandler returned last week
from visit at Lebanon 1.-The village
choir is greatly improved by a few new
members. - Cora Rowell is suffering
from felon oa her finger. r. A.
Hatch returned from his trip to CT. Sat
urday night. The evening services Of
Sunday were unusually Well attended.
Subject, "The Cross
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
STAFFORD.

Town officers were elected as follows
moderator, 5. b. Buell.; clerk and treas
urer, n. =. Cobb; selectmen, Il. +.
hyde, NJ y. Brown, c. A. Webster
collector, treasurer; board of education,
VIM. II. Sanborn; listers, George w.
Harlow, d. x. White, II. Warrington
constable l.t, J. +. Kendall. I'd, J. II.
Kendall town tax go cts, highway tax
- cts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

most women weakened, depress'u' sai''W' SUI
icct "a Mains ana distresscs. and periodically
sick. ,.
Probably no woman ever knew more ahoht
or sympaihiyed more keenly Win sliAeflne
thnn Mrs. VIM. A. Livermore. speaking on Tue
subject recently, she said; ,.,,....
~ have sometimes felt that life was failure
when saw how much suffering there was. Dht
/ have found ont how To overcome ines, ~ u,
froubles which assai womankind. flrst o. al
,a,,.f,,l ia ing Is necessary. and then believe
thar ii every woman who feels wehh: or ae-
pressed or sick from the trouDlts Nhich con-
sfanffv come to her sex, would use the graz
re,neay which have found So good. sue coulq
be certainly restored 90 health and hail,,iitss.
do moi know its ingredients. but hliit htih'NN
l. beyond question the greatest eoni'o.i." 60
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
Great Closing Ont Sale.

The great sale of clothing by J. G..
Mann is attracting buyers from far and
near and all who go there soon find out
ne means business and is really closing
out his great stock of clothing, boots,
shoes, etc, at unheard of prices even for
a closing out sale. Don't miss this OPP
portunity TO buy good clothing at about
your own price.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

BUTCHERS GOLDEN I1QuID The best
butter color made. Is stronger. more
true 70 nature, and proved by actual test,
prominently superior. Is sustained by
highest testimonials from the best dairy
meu, creameries. dealers, who say it is
"iar superior to anything ever used.
Give, the June tint always. No danger
10 excess of getting red or brick color.
Try it-by weight or measure. Apply
any test aud you will know what color
to use in future. Feblfw3mos.
FREDE BUTCHER & Son, st. Adams.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Tennle Wheatley went to Washington,
D. c. to be present at the Inauguration
.,.Mrs. Eugene Price and daughter
have gone to Fitchburg, Mass. John
Reed Is quite sick with erysipelas
Considerable stock is changing hands at
very low figures. The Asa Spragud
farm is to be sold at auction next Sat.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

BUCKLEN's ARNlCA SALYE.-The best
salve IN the world for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter.
chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give full satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price - cents per box.