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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-16

The Northern Pacific strikers have decided
to give up the struggle.
At San Antonio, Texas, Jose Maria Belmonte
was fatally stabbed in q duel last week by Juan
Reoendez They loved the same girl
Mayor Hart attributes the Boston fire 70
electric hight wires, and is inspecting wire sys-
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Woodward Committed to Jail.

This morning Charles II. Woodward, the
alleged bogus employment agen. recently in
dicted here, was brought here from Pittsburg
(wLere he was arrested last week. and was de-
livered to the marshal, and the Criminal Court
ordered his commitment
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Around the World I'm sixty-Nine Days.
A mail schedule has been in operation foe
| several months by the Canadian PACING rail-
way company by which letters can DO sent
from London by way Of the Causdisn facino
in slxty-nine days
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A MODEL TRAIN TO CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
ST.. LoUIs.-Nothing has been overlooked on
the Pennsylvania railroads. new Cincinnati,
.hicago and st. Louis express in arranging for
IN comfort OF its passengers. This train 10
undoubtedly an ideal train to the west out of
Ellington and ranks second to none, save the
e 10 Pennsylvanis railroad New York and
Chicago limited.
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Made Ill by Her Daughters Conduct,

Made Ill by Her Daughters Conduct.
Columbus Ohio, Special to New York World.
Mrs. Judge Thurman is Frustrated with ner-
vous exhaustion and grief over the conduct of
her daughter, who, after being divorced from
Lieut. Cowles, married man named Clifford,
who, it is alleged, is a bigamist The wide
publicity of the affair and Mrs. Cowles' mar
riage, Immediately after securing q divorce,
have SO preyed on Mrs. Thurman's mind that
her condition 10 critical
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In New York saturday morning Patrick Sui.
ivan. thirty years old, employed by the Manhat.
tan electric lightning COMPANY, was killed BY -
electric shock.
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EOR RENI-6ll 10Th NE; BRICK; SEVEN
d14N6i L. NJ. SAUNDERS. llO3 Fstnx.

VvOR RENT-PHENIX IERRACE-ELEGANT
IL Residence, PHI L. Capitol ST. with without large
stablel rooms, laundry. buffers pantry baths,
large closets. finished hard wood Throughout hand
soniely decorated by Messrs. W. H. Houphton X Co.
heat IN every ROOM Richardson, BOyntOn Co.'S per
feet furnace and grates sanitary plumbing; all
new and complete; steam pump furnishes constant
supply Of water to third floor house open inspec-
t9n. Apply at room Is. Atlantic building j. s. JOR-
DAN General Agent. dl4-3ts
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BOARDING.

WANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN BOARDERS AT
w l2G North Carolina ave Sc. four squares from
Capitol; "a per week including re and lights g. II
I(OARDING-1120 OH ST. N.W.-NICELy FUR
II nished Rooms, with sl conyeniences home COM
iOrts and first class Board at moderate
BOARD AND LODGING SEQ PER MONTH; WITH
- retned family: convenient to cars and Lerdics
new house. Apply ll19 South Carolina ave. sc.
dl4-2t'
VrOR RENT-THE NEWPORT, l101 MASSACUU-
II setts rner Of 14th st. location, and
appointments unsurpassed. Conducted BY Madame
ROBINSON, from Newport, RI. dll-Ims
TENHE WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH ST. NV; TRANS.
II tents. 81 aud ) so per day with board per week
80 To IS; hcaiQuarters Tor Sihtseers daily stage 10
Arlington and points Of interest; liquors 5-,
V,HE ALPINE, 3l7 AND 3I9 ~ ST n w. LARGE
Nell-furiished Rooms: first-clAss Board; reason.
able prices; convenient to street cars. n21-lms
TItHE LITCHFIELD,
Il 900 FOURfEEETH STREET.
Washington. ID. G.
a1b-1Rs .. b sToCKHAM. Proprietor,
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TIE ENERe1zER

Il Il II Il q Z *.
This developer Of MOMENTUM proved q success
by actual test on q FRICTION BRAKE. It came out
six fines ahead in power developed. Tested in Cam
den Nj.
The ENERGIZER can be operated by Electricity,
Gas Engine steam Engine. Is o Great means Of
economy of fuel order and estimates. Address
AMERICAN ENERGIZER MFG. CO.. uimited)
de10-1ms CIT Louisiana ave.
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WESCOTT & WILCOX.
1907 Pa. ave. NV.

f12l5 29thn.w, Sr.S2U.4O
4 - st. NV, 7r......22.4O
y29 y. Jay.n.w. Or. 20. 30
1928 y Have. n. W., Or. 20
, SIG DIST. ne, or. 20
1923 y. Capitol. Or.
Dol L st. ne, Or.
1886 9th st. n. W. 6rlS.3O
9a9 y. J.ave.n.w. Or. Is. 30
] 443 Y ST. NV. Or. 10. 80
2O.54 Sth St NV. 6r. 1850
J JO9 o st. NV, 4r.......l6
! 3O1 Y 1t. NV. Sr..-15.3O
} 342O Prospect av.. Girls. 30
233 Mass. ave. n. e., or. 10
J 2O31 9Th ST. NV, Ar. l2.5O
} lO2s 9th st. me-, 5r.....l2
} Blagden's al, Ar. IL
} 324 Wilson st. D., or.
1873 20 tn 81. u W. Ar. 10
; 10 Colu'bia 80
i47 X 81. NV, 3r..
432 18th st. sc. 5r.S
STORES.
POS ID st. n.w.-..........35
2s2lO 18th st .n.w...25
9l2 2lst st. NV. 80
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EOR RENT
IL Sl5 L St n.w..16r.s10(
tO11 2.ed st. 10r....76. 81
400 21st st. NV, Tor. b;
l3l Md. ave. ne, Ilr. 81
k22 Sd st. NV, 9r....55
1908 N.H.av-n.v.9r. 80. 81
1O12 22d NV, Or. 80. 81
l4Oo 3lst. NV. l0r....4s
laos 18th NV. ST. .42.1
SO3 L 81. NV, Sr...4O.6t
1901 VT. ave, 1lr.......4I
Hysttsyille. Nd, lar. AZ
f;56 / IT. NV, 7r....37. 81
ZIG G st. NV. 13r. 30. ~
sO3 i St NV. Sr....3O.3l
S2OS 18th st. n.w,......3l
1908 Marion W., 7r.. 81
1865 Linden ST. MYTHS,
$50 y 81. NV. Sr.-25. 4.
l2Os II sine. TBS. 4,
247 Sth ST. n. e., Or. %. 81
1918 st. NV, 7r.....2:
1870 V 81. n. W., Tn:
lO6 9th st. ne, Sr......2l
By 18Th st. 5. w., 5r....2(
1y2l y. Cap. st. or. post
III T. st. n-e.. ITO. 81
Ola n 81 WAE
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d14-3ts

V.Ok RIM
Il 16Oz 18th st. NV, 20 st.n.w.. ar. & st. 100
ST. store S12J 0S st. Sr-.......5O
$40 K ST NV, l0r... : w.cor 1OtE&Q 40
DO st. NV, a.. 80 90 to oil X st. ,Sr|5
Coz ST. NV, do 33 LIST ST. NV, Or IS
o. to % st. NV. Or. 30 lG22 9TH ST. Sr ..35
1870 6th ST W, Sc. 80 1913 9TH St NV, Sr
1876 9th NV, 81 1927 Marion II.
2Ol ST Or. & s.:}. 30 500 Caroline ST ,6r53 30
l039 Marion st n.w,Sr3U A ST. ne, Or.
SO3 FOrtner III. or %. 80 81 Sd st e.,
143 To lol sine, Or. % glS 18th H. Or q 30
3l9 Sd 81. n 6r.....21 100 ST. ne. Or. Is 80
2OS1e St Or 1880 52l 24th st. ,6r 0.30
113 st. Or ....13.30 1924 r l9l4 L n arg 80
1921 ll25 oath ST. o. 80 Rear l, ne .4r..S
WASH'N DANENHOWER,
dl4-3t ills Est
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I'OR SALE-AT BARGAIN-7 TO, 10 ACRES OF
u Land ~ Erlg htwOOd, the terminus Of 9TH St
railroad with tne view overlooking proposed national
park. LOUIS p. SuOEMAkEk, $40 81. INV, q I4-3
L'OR SALE-NICE PLACE SOUTH OF BRIGHT
Il wood and near l4tA-St. road, about II acres, i'm
proved by good dwelling, stable and other outhud-
lngs; will be divided II desired Price u whole. il
eludlnY improvements, $500 per acre. TYLER 4
kUTHEhFORD. 1907 h ST. dl4-Ots
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FINANCIAL.


HOW SHALL SAFELY INVEST MY CAPITALy
IL How can increase my income with safety.
Send Circular with most interesting information
of AN 8 PER CENT INCOME.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED by a
most responsible company, with assets ONE IL
LION DOLLARS, in which some of our best citizens
have invested, to whom refer Address
THE MINNER INVESTMENT co,
Represented by JOHN X. kELSO, JR,
d16-eo1m' South ST.. Baltimore Nd.
TUNACOMA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY-SMALL
amounts can be placed here as to yield profit
OF from 20 to 90 cent inside of twelve months.
There are no surer OF safer Investments
BETHEL. McMANUS GILLESPIE.
se25-3m Uhlmsn Market Block, Tacoma, W.T.
TNO. W. COkSON. JNO W. MCCARTNEY,
q Member NY. stock Ex.
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds, and all securities listed
on the l. xchanges OF New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
A specially made Of Investment securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Cas- Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt i'll.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR sALE-l4718 ACRES on BURNT MILLS
II road, Montgomery county, Nd, ) miles from Dis
trict line near Knowles station, and in nelghbor-
hood Of lands beIg subdividyd into lots, 80 acres
under cultivation, balance in fine timber; Young
orchard; small house. A bargain ut 500 per acre.
QOJD b. Ii. WARNER 4 co,
dl6-3t 9l6F st NV
IGOR SALE-30O ACRES OF THE FINEST GRkZ-
- ing Land in LoudOun county. Va, well water
by springs and running streams; buildings and feIc
ing in good condition This splendid will be sold
TO an Immediate purchaser ON easy terms $50 per
Is. III. WARNER
dl6-5t 0io + 81. NV.
EOR RENT = TWELYE-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
IL necessary out buildings D acres of ground 7th
ST. pike 81 miles from Washington this has been used
country store and hotel: nue opportunity for a
live man rent low. Address ID. w. Brown, Wheaton
20, MONTGOMERY county, Md. dlU-3ts
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Lots 5OXl5O. ut Wilson'S or landover sta. $780,
10 acres, U-rOOm House, $1,000. Bennngs.
40 acres, Frame Houses, adJOIns bIrrVile, ID c.,
$40; 10 acres Landoyer. s-rooIn Dwelling. al out
buildings, 5000: Is acres Landoyer. 30 an acre
30 acres, Ardwick $1,000 Lots o0xl5u. 81 ,, Hines.
borg park; 40 acies. seabrook sta, To- 40 acres
well improved II, SeabrOOk sta 30 beautiful Lots,
Hyat3syiie, $500 to 500, and several House, for
sale and rent-nae Investments; - lO-:oon Houses
East BladensburR. with yaIds, fruit garden, 81 OOo
and $4,000 . aeres, BrGnchyIlle. for buiitIng 80
an acre Lots in Maddoxs sgbdi visIon, Rockville 80
to $500 Lots III yoseph's park, Rock creek VAL
ley. $500; l3S acres below insane asylum. miles
from city, S2U large number OF Houses and Farms
IL DC, Pc. county aud other parts OF Nd.
d1l-3m DUCkETr FORD, 6l7 L ST. NV
LSOR saloon METROPOLITAN BRANCH b.
L and o., Lots, Cottages, Country Homes and Farms
Easy terms. COOKE u. LuCkEIT,
n2o-3n c3o 81. NV
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UxO
Il Acres IN Prince Georges county, Nd, all i'm
Provemeuts price. 81 900
119 Acres III Prince Georges county, Nd, all
improvements: $500
pents; 1000
price; $500
40 Acres = miles from Bennings, all improve
ments; price per acre. IN
j To Acres mile from SeabrOok station, b. and
PR. H., al! improvements price per acre.. -
10 Acres at laudCVer station, b. and Z R.R.
all lnProyeW5ents $500
imProyelHen;s 1900
O. 1900
On, niiiesnt farm; $500
223 Acres in Prince Georges county, Md,
magniiicsnt farm; Price yer acre; 50
Apply to j. +. CULLINANE AZ co.
dl4-3t 60J st. NV
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EoR SALE-THE BUCKINGHAM, ON 18th ST.
j opposite Mcpherson square; forty rooEls lea sec
at 81 SU0 per annum for four years; ALI 3 PER cen
net investment values rapidly increasing in this loca
ton; within one block of the Arlington, Normlndi,
and Shoreham. NJ u. PARKER, l4lS L st. dl3-2N
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NOR SALE.THE HANDSOME RESIDE, CE OF
Il the late Mr.. Justice Matthews The property il
one Of the finest and best located in the city, being
the corner OF Connecticut ave aud St. opposite the
British legation and containing with the stable 10,
adjoining about $500 square feet Of ground The resi-
dence twenty rooms having large square ball
reception rooln drawing room, music room and dining
room on main floor, all communicating. stable and
Carriage House on adjoining lot Price SS7 800,
much less than the present value of the ground and
the improvements. Full particularly and cards to
Inspect furnished on application. FITCH, FOX &
BROWN, 1897 Pennsylvania ave. NV div
EHOR SALE-F ST. NEAR I'd NE, FOUR NEW
I,Two-story and Basement Bricks, stylish fronts,
well built and conveniently arranged: contains six
and bath each latrobes range aud every con-
venience; cheap at $500 each.
CAB WASH'N DANENHOWER.
dlI-lw l1l5 r st N W
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ola BIZ WARMER & Co. GIG Fnnw

V.Ok EENI-
IL 2235 18th st. n W.. bw brick, 7r. m. l. ~ s2l
223l 18th 81. NV, bw. brick. 7r., mi. ...~ u
KY 18th St NV, bw. brick 7r m.i........... II
Apply to X. q. CAMPBELL.
hstu N
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-31
ITO be continued

A house decoration which is bound
to %supersede paper hangings for the
walls Is painted tapestries, even
among u only moderately TODD peo-
pie. dropped into the American Art
school, in Twenty-third street, on
Monday, and spent a very delightful
hour. l was shown some splendi
specimens Of painted tapestries, close
~ resembling the Old Flemish work.
One piece in particular was a superb
example of coioring that will last for
ages. 1t represented a stream with a
boat floating upon it. In the boat were
youth and maiden in loves d%alliance.
A cupid ut the PROV steered them on.
mayhap to the land ofeternal love and
flowers. But it was not the scene SO
much as the workmanship that appeal-
Ell to me. The actions Of the figures.
the vivid richness Of the background.
and the solid brilliancy of technique
We're wonderful.
understand there will soon be some
OF this work on exhibition at Pittsburp.
1t is work that will wash, never fade
and is, in fact, lasting. The method
paparing the paint for applying to
the canvas 80 that it cannot be scraped
OF or washed out is u secret known
only to the principals and worked of
the American Art schOoi.-Pittsbmrg
Letter. .r .,.. +rsffs -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-31
Smokers FreemasOnry.

"Thcre is a kind of Frecmasonry be-
tween smokers in the united States
that l have never seen in my own
country" said Il Canadian visitor to a
reporter, "and the first time it came
under my observation it annoyed me.
was sitting on a Central park bench
smoking Il cigar when IL man approach
ed mi and said: Have you got fire
there? Il don't understand you,' l re-
piled. will you give me Il light = he
sand. Il don't think | have II match
lefr,' ] answered, feeling in my pocket.
4 don't want a MATCH he said, your
weed1l do reaching out his hand for
my cigar. ! felt rather annoyed at
what | thought his impertinence in
trying to form my acquaintance, and
replied: Il have not the pleasure of
Knowing you, SIR, and | don't care to
have You handle the cigar have in
my mouth, anyway He seemed sur-
prised 1t my refusal, but said nothing.
"Since then | find everybody does it
here. Men accnst an entire stranger,
use his weed to light their own, say
thank you,' and pass on without the
" q ~ SIT
ton OF anything like that. l have
seen the newsboy borrow a light from
a merchant and a negro do SO from a
swell, and it has even come to be 4
point of etiquette for the lender first
to give a strong puff on his cigar to
make it burn brightly, and then knock
the ashes off before presenting it.
There is no reasonable objection to it,
! suppose, as the parto O the cigar that
IS put between the lips is not touched,
u l never saw it at home that l re-
member, probably because we look
upon cigars there as rather extrava-
giant luxury, anyway, nearly all smOk-
ers habitnally using the pipe. 1t sur
pr'sed me ut first in this city to see
everybody smoking cigars, from the
millionaire down to the a driver."-
New York Tribune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-31

1t is a memorable fact that the
United States, where there is a doctor
for every aggregate of 600 human be.
ings, show the lowest death rate in
the world. The average life expect
ancy in the United States is now fifty
hve years. In England, among the
Inhabitants of towns it is fifty, and a.
mong the rural population more than
hfty-four. Russians and Chilians
have a life expectancy of but twenty
eight years. In Rome the average
life expectancy is now forty years,
whereas it was but eighteen in the
time of the Caesars. In the England
OF Elizabeth twas only twenty. This
great and progressive improvement is
ascribed to better drainage and diet,
greater personal cleanliness, to vac
clnation, better medical knowledge,
the use of anHsthetics and febrifuces.
1t is estimated that quinine along has
added two years to the average life Of
man.
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A MONS old cifiznn of Cam

A pious old citizen of Carrollton.
ga, says a paper, went to the cars the
other day to See his daughter off. Sc
curing hera seat he passed out of the car
and went around to the car window to
say a parting word. While he was
passing out the daughter left the seat
to speak to a friend, and at the same
time a grim old maid took the seat
and movedup to the window. Unaware
Of the important change he hurriedly
put his head up to the window and
said: Zone more sweet kiss, pet" In
another Instant the point of a cotton
umbrella was thrust from the window.
followed by the wrathful injunction,
'Scat, you gray-headed wretchm He
seated.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30

Daniel Ravens whom 1t win be re-
membered had an apoplectic shock few
weeks ago had another on Friday of last
week and is now very low.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30
COAL!
COAL !!
COAL! "! |!

Having purchased at
an extremely low price,
500 tons of Old Govern
ment Lehigh coal, sizes
Egg, Stove & Chestnut,
the best coal in the
world, I am prepared to
fill all orders NOW at
very low prices. ALI
wanting first-class coal
will save many dollars
by placing their order
with me in the next 10
days, no matter wheth-
er they use a few tons
or several car loads, I
can make it greatly to
their advantage to buy
of me now. Don't order
your coal till you see
me. S. M. FLINT.
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RRIpGEwArER CENTER .

Mrs. Allen Vaughan is quite feeble and
Mrs. Shaw, widow of the .late Hiram
Shaw is very i'll with pneumonia. -.
johnson Alexander is no better. Asa
Gates lost his horse recently -. Mrs. Ed
gar Allen of East Barnard has been on a
visit to her parents here the past week
....Eben Bartlett has moved in with his
aunt, Mrs. Geo. Bugbee. Two citizens
of Daley Hollow got into an alteration
recently overa particular female friend
and ended up the ceremony with open
hard knocks; all married people, fol
shame. VIM. Hathorn caught trout
below A. ID. Barrows' mill dam recently
that weighed 26 ounces and measured Il
"a inches in length; who beatss al
most three times as long as the law al
lows.-Standard.
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LOCAL NOTICES, FOR SALE, ETC.

Buy your croquet sets of W. Z. Lam
son.
Buy your croquet sets of Chas. Thurs
ton.
Buy carpets of w. E. Lamson and you
will save money.
Hammocks of all kinds at Thurston's
at lowest prices.
Fishing tackle of all kinds, cheap al
w. Z. I.amson's.
Mineral Spring Waters at E. E. Evans
& Co.'s drug store.
Sweet corn seed, for fodder corn, at
Lamson Il Tilson's.
J. L. Moses has some bargains in new
and second hand carriages.
Beautiful ash and walnut chamber
suits at bottom prices at W. Z. Lamson's'
Oil stoves, best in the market, at low
est prices. CHAs. THURsToN.
BICYCLE cement, chains and locks,
spoke grips etc. at the HERALD office.
Get your Printing, Stationery and Peri
odicals.at Bucks and you will be happy.
The latest styles in wall papers with
beautiful borders to match at W. H..
Lamson's.
Ladies desiring hair work, call on Mrs.
Hiram Bean or leave orders with Mrs.
GladdIng.
For sale cheap, 2 buggy wagons, one
two-seated express wagon, all new, Gus
tonn n,ada j. r. BATES,
JIG. Mann sends laundry work to the
Ware Steam Laundry every week Tues
day morning.
For SALE, VERY cheap second
hand carryall with leather top, second
hand Boynton wood furnace.
DIR. KFNDRIcK.
If YOU want good laundry work leave
your collars, cuffs, shirts etc. with J. G.
Mann and have them sent to the Ware
Steam Laundry.
NoTIcE.-Business may be done with
the Randolph Savings Bank from 8 to II
A. NJ. and from TO 3 p. NJ. Sundays eX-
cepted. B. I. LOMBARD, Treas.
At the leash store" Of Beedle Bros,
YOU can buy 10 cakes of splendid soap
for 25c. A pound of Mocha and Java
coffee for 25c. A can of nice sweet corn
for Sc. Vienna bread, the best in the
world, for 10 cents roll.
Mrs. l.. B. Sullem, the new milliner on
Pleasant street, opposite the Baptist
church, is evidently creating sensation
by the very low prices she makes for the
latest style hats and bonnets, or one of
the other milliners would not try and
misrepresent her goods and work as has
been DONE All Mrs. Sullem asks is that
people call and examine her stock, styles
and work.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30

Nothing speaks better for anything
than to have those who know it best,
praise it. Such is the fact with Max
hams Balm. No one ever condemns il
and almost every one who uses it once,
adopts it as their family medicine and
uses it..for the cure of almost every dis
ease or pain that affiicts themselves or
families or their dumb beasts for it is e.
qually good for man or beast. 1t is
made and sold by E. A. Markham, Beth
Ell, VT. and sold by +. E. Evans & Co.,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30

Mr.. James Wheeler, father of Mr..
Fred H. Wheeler, has in his possession
an Indian flint axe which he found over
40 years ago near White River Junction.
1t weighs about four and half pounds
and has been worn smooth by age. In
1919 Mr.. Wheeler had charge of gang
of men building the Passumpsic railroad
and in cut near White River junction
this axe was dug up. Mr.. Wheeler prizes
it very highly and viii soon place. it on
exhibition.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30

WALL PAPER:-All new, but to close
out will sell at lower rates than last
week. Scores of double rolls for Sl.00.
New goods in tin, best in quality at fair
price. II. ii. BAILEY.
The Regular Assembly of Haswell
Council No. 6. X. & S. NJ. will be held
Monday June Bird at 80 o'clock. 1t is
expected that there will be work.
GEO. L. BEARD, Recorder.
The handsomest hats and bonnets in
town can be found at Mrs. j. Gladding's,
the work of her trimmer cannot be
equalled outside the city. She viii also
make prices that cannot be beaten.
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Because he has first-class trimns.
and she does her work thorougblv
Why so cheap? Because we a..
willing to sell for small profit. :
You will make no mistake If -
buy your Dress Goods at
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PEDIGREE.

Major Stobo was sired by Don Giovan-
nj, by Hampton, he by Rysdyks Hamil-
tonian, dam by Volunteer, by Rysdik's
Hamiltonian, he by Charles Kent, mare
by Imported Bell Founder; I'd dam, One
Eye. by Bishops Hamiltonian Sd dam
by Silver Tail, by Imported Messenger.
Dam of Major Stobo bought of from the
beaten track, said to be grand-daugh-
ter of Hoyle's Gray Messenger. Time
said TO be :35.
HIN. SCOTT, Braintree, Vt.
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w hereas my WIFE, Sophia BuSferdeld- mas len ny
w bed and board without any cause. / forbid any
person harboring her my account, / shall pay
no bills Of her contracting amer this dale. SIS
Randolph, Vt. May a. 1850 ]. J.. BUTTEKFIELD.
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wrsr RANpoLrn eRApEp scnooL.

WEST RANDOLPH GRADED SCHOOL.
Three months vacation.
Seniors, farewell.
Frank Hastings of the class of 81 was
in school Monday.
We were glad to see Winnie Badger
and Grace Sanford in school Monday.
Fred Huntington of the juniors has
made us several calls.