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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-09
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.


The Thomas divorce case came TO an end
on Saturday morning, the jury rendering a
verdict of divorce on the ground OF extreme
and repeated cruelty
Thorton ami Halliday, the streatorites
who we're indicted for theft, plead guilty ana
we're sentenced TO one year each in the pen
itentary. Their wives and children we're in
the court room, and their lamentations were
pitiful TO behold. The men. especially Thorn
ton, bore exemplary regulations up to the
time the tbiefs were committed, and their
crime was the taking of the necesssries OF
| life with which TO feed their families, a. both
men, although hard workers when work WAS
to be procured, were out of employment and
were too proud TO beg or ask aid of county
which publishes pauper reports.
The Illinois Mattress Fiber Co. sued VIM,
Il Hawks, owner of the water power at Mar.
selles, for $4,000 damages, but the jury
found no existing cause tor action. Hawks
entered into contract with the company
to furnish building and power 10 operate
machinery The company purchased cotton
machinery that had been through fire and
the wooden machinery from the old Dayton
WOODEN mill. Il alleges in its testimony that
MIR. Hawks had not lived up to his contract,
the building being unsafe and the power in
sufficient. MIR Hawks alleges that the com.
pany couldn't made goods with its machinery
and had never tested the power, The jury
went up to Marseiles aud upon returning
found no violation OF contract, Bickford for
the company and Brewer & Stravn for
Hawks.
The jury in the case of ChaS, J. Borchsen'
JUS against David Evans, returned like YER
dict Borchsenius sent his son to Evans with
an old buggy to obtain new one, and the
son made a trade with Evans who allow
ed him fifty dollars for the old vehicle Evans
told the son that if the trade was unsatis'
factory TO his father to send him check for
the fifty dollars and take the old buggy home
No check arrived and he disposed of the bug
gy. Borchsenius claimed that Evans had
rreed to allow seventy dollars for the old
vehicle and that his son had no authority to
take less No cause for action. Bichoson
and Ruger for BOrchsenius and Rice and
Fowler for Evans,
| j. w. Teetzell vs. II. 7. Bennett, judgment
for plaintiff S97,79 Conway for plaintiff and
Griggs g. Allen for detendent,
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Probate Court.

Letters. Letters of administration have
Newburn, bond $1,000. John Mclaughlin
received letters testamentary in estate of
Vim, Calvin, bond 81 900
L Reports.-Of sale of real estate In estate
of Elliott. Of guardianship by Peter Nelson,
guardian of Mary Haglee. OF accounts in
estate Of Geo. Keith. Same in estate OF
Sarah A. Cook. Same in estate of Mary A.
PancOast.
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La Sale County Teachers Association.
The meeting of the County Teachers Assoc
citation, will be held in the High School, OF
tawa, Feb. 22d and 23d. The exercises will
be Of unusual interest. The subject will be
drawing as applied to the trades and as taught
in the public schools This is subject
which is much agitated among school boards
and by superintendent and teachers in the
United States, and it should interest the pa.
irons of every school. We are glad to note
that Supt. Rowland Of Chicago, will deliver
the Friday evening address. Mrs. E. F..
Dimock, also of Chicago, will give an address
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Dimock has a
national reputation as one particularly skill
ed in teaching dra wing. She is supervisor
of drawing in the Chicago schools. Miss
Pomeroy Of Marseilles, will give class ex'
ercise. Mr. Brode Of the High School will
give an interesting talk upon drawing. Miss
Worthington of Madison, is expected to be
present and give an address. Mr.. W. S.
Mack, superintendent of schools in Moline,
will address the meeting on Saturday morn
ing Coed music will be an attractive feature
of the meeting.
Let the people of Ottawa come out and by
their presence give encouragement to the
teachers. Let the teachers of La Sale coun-
ty not forget that the Association meets in
Ottawa, the 22d of Feb, and may they come
forth in hundreds.
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of Christ churo
will give socisble at the residence of Mr.
J. F. Nash, Thursday evening, February IA,
at 8 O'Clock. The famous English comedy,
"Box and Cox" with Mrs. B. F. Lincoln and
Messrs. Allen and Griggs in the cast, will be
presented, after which refreshments will be
served. Admission 35 cents. All are COR
daily invited to attend.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Having rented my farm. will sell NJ my residence
l2milcs north of ottawa miles southeast of Ear'ilie
on lhurrdav, Feb, Il ~, coulnenclhs
AT l0a m the following property, positively
Nineteen head Of horses consisting of the well known
trottng stallion, Harry f, record 2S2% over han mlt
OF Long Island IL ackhawS. Alec a chestnut stallion
fAacd In SO, red by of tOmpec-, dam, the dam
OF Harry f., very handsome fine sized colt can show
fast IN Also steel gray STALL H., ioaled in X. sired
10y Harry f.. dam, by Princeton llanbeionan large,
fine styled colt and can show better Than three min.
utcs. Also chestnut stallion, iOalcd In SO sired 10y
Aroy, the sire Of Alcnde record 22s& ana OF Atlas
! 2:5E. large handsome colt good gated and very
| promising. Also Norman stallion, three years old
eNCced for quality. Also back mare. riDc years old,
hy Princeton Hambleonlan, dam, the dam Of Harry F.
years Id over half mile track, Also black mare five
Years Old, sired by Black Ralph son Of Wilson's Blue
dam Of Harry +. Also roam mare. by FNlng Dutch
man. rcco'd 2:Sik, IL ioal by Harry ", 2iSh. thus
which showed fil mile in 2,3s last snr ncr IA CD
days work, nj four years AIS" roam hlly, hy barry
| knight, 2:2aH, dam by lrncch Hemplconian. sec
ond dam The dam OF Harry F. Also chestnut n, my,
Duchman. Also roam horse. driver. toalehln ~. good
family horse. Also gray mare, three quarter Norman
horse. Also gray mare ioalcd N s. weight 400 by
| imported Stnlhhogie. dam norman mAit. As0
chestnut mare weight 1900 ioalcd IN 81, Norman in
foal 10y Norman horse Also one blood NoIm' Il
gedirg ycnro old, weight, 1900 Also one y blood
Also so h5yao Of ca te, consisting Of 7mlch cows,
good sitcrH coming ". old, coming yr. Old. fat
| COWS, high grade Lcicfs coming VI. old. dpood
calves coming one year old, thoroughbred Shortorn
buil year old. ALSO ~ hcnu Poland CHM shorts cN.
ira good ones. Also my cr ire Uulhi 81 farming nipple
mcns, wagons, buRpcs harnesses. scghs cutters etc
fftccn tons OF timothy bay fifteen tors prairie hay,
2U0O bu In crib 20 hu. select yellow seed corn.
TERMS on SAIE.-All sums Of - ana under. cash.
credit of 2munths VIII be give ON y ofthe purchase
money on The stations, the balance payable In years
from d,c Of sale ut per cent interest ON all Other
property l. months viii be given without interest II
paid When due, II not paid per cent interest to be
charged from date of sale: per cent discount lpi
cash.
CIIAs. A. FUEGESON.
V. II. SFELEY. AuCionccr Jar2Giw
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The undersigned will sell on Wednesday. Feb 2Oth.
the farm Of he late Jerry fowhcy ~ miles north.
west of Ottawa. In tue toWush = Of OttaWn, COmmeu'
ing at ter ocl", a. M the following described prop
O. rty. To the highest b oder without rc crve: five
work horses cons ST q 81 mares and one gcl'iug,
tie, consisting Of -. mich cows the hsr. ce young
ste.r an helieTs in good I'd ton: straw tack.
about q tons Of timothy y Mccormick self binder
. Anter and CGcck rover, corn Pluws SET bob
sods. pulVcriIer wnguIs ne rly rev. b FGio-
nearly new, 2 NOW r. ncAry Few. sets of harness,
several plows and harrows. the entire hJu-ohUd fur
niturc. and other articles too numerous 20 mention.
Terms of sale:-All sums of - or uuder, cash 4
credit OF ~ tbs viii be given on larger amounts
with approved security without interest II paid when
due. II not paid when due per cent per anunm viii
be charged rom date of sale
BRIDGET TOWHEY.
AdminlitratriX.
LII CEpI Wy Anrtlnnenr
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Excursion TO Washington. ID. G.

For the Presidential Inauguration to be
held at Washington, March 4th, 1889, the
Burlington Route, &C. b. & Q. R. r. will
sell tickets from Ottawa to Washington and
return, at one half rate. Tickets will be
sold from Feb. 9th to March I'd, inclusive.
Good to return on or before March 10Th.
VIC. ATWOOD, Agent.
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p. j. CAREY,

<rOTICE.-EsrArE OF JouE b. NEwBURS, DC,
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned. Adj
ministraOr of the estate of John B. Newburn,
late of the county Of Ia sale and state of Illinois,
deceased, viii appear before the Probate Court Of
said county on The third Monday (bcng the l5th
day) OF April 1882 al the Probate Court Room.
In Ottawa said cuunty, when and where all persons
having eaims demands against said estate are nut-
Ned 10 attend and present the IN writing for ad.
justment.
d d this 9th day of February, A. y, 1850.
DAVID WI son,
Cob .t,r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-09
Mhnt'a n ElnIneC

Combustion is in some way produced by
the union of carbon and hydrogen with
oxygen. When the combustible material:
are consumed, or the supply Of oxygen is in
sufficient to continue the fame, the fire
goes out" The best philosopher can tel
little more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-09

DR.. Bulls baby syrup is in good demand
everybody speaks we'll of 1t. The price is
only % cents.
Persons of sedentary pursuits are pre-
disposed to consumption, such should al,
ways use Laxsdor, which secures safety
against consumption and ali its disastrous
consequences. Price only % cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-09

The best on earth, can truly be said Of
Griggs' Glycerine Sslve, which is a sure
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-09

viii positively cure piles, teter and all skin
eruptions. Try this "Onder healer, Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded On
ly zoe, Sold by Z. I Grggs
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on OF IN health will sell. the residence
of X A. Rowe mites south Of Earyile, and ~ nj Cs
north Of Ottawa. la sale Co. H. on WEDN ESDhI,
the 18th day Of February 1889 the following described
stock, positively without reserve:
ClYdcsda stations, consisting Of the well known
horse strathbpgic recorded number 403 in brackets
registered nbcr 25G, Sd Vol. A. S. D. B. fOlod in
81. weight lg0) lbs; and others, native bred all
eligible FOR registry two ofthem fpaled In B} and three
fOaled In 81, weighing from $50 TO 1900 b- all sound
and In good condition for service AL guaranteed TO
be breeders. Also. one full blood Clyde Mare. reg
number 1861, with fpal. Also three heavy Gcldings,
years old and two years Old. veig hing 400 lbs.
each. Also one pair heavy Mules, and lot OF farm
implements.
TERMS OF SALE.-The stations Will be sold on two
years time Onehaf O be paid in from date.
tie balance in two years on approved security ~ :
per cent per annum, or per cent per sunum off for
cash. The other stock on nine months time, without
interest fpad when due If not paid per cent from
date Of sale r. ROWE.
V. II. Seely, AuctiOneer. THEO. MCCLURE.
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NTOIICE,.-EsIArE or WILLIAM CALVIN, DFt H..
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. cNecu-
tor of the lasI VIII aHd testament Of VIM Calvin late
of the county of Ia Sale and state of Illinois, deceased,
will nppear before the Prunatc Court of said county
the third Monday (hCng the 18th day)Of April, 1850,
nj the Probate Court Room in ottawa in sad county,
when and where all persons having claims or demands
against said estate notified to attend and present
the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this ID day of February, A. u. 1873.
JOHN McLOUGHLlN.
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Sure Cures of Recent Date.

AT W. Lombard ST., BALTIC, Nd,
Toothnche. June ., 1855.
Robbed OF sleep by toethachs; swelling great In
face rubbed with St. Jacobs oil; 1rst application
relieved; went to sleep; morning pain ~ gems
JOHN H0BENBERGRR.
Pains In Chest. New Richmond, O. June, IS.
Had pains in chest over lungs Eunored years:
cured by applications of St. JACOBS OIL care
permanent. j. MADISON.
GOut. Kilgors, Texas. June FL. 1888.
Had bad OF govt; suffered ore year; for
weeks could not walk. st. Jacobs oil cured me.
W p MARTIN, JR.
DislOcation. Joliet, III MAY "a. 1888.
Abou. three years ago diSlocated my thsalder:
confined to house 3 weeks. cured by St.
Jacobs Oil; return Of pain TO this day.
J. d. BROWN, Druggist.
Pains and Aches. Marshall, Mich May 20, IS.
Last December; was taken with pains and achos
in the legs. A friend advised St. Jacobs Oil tried
1t and was cured by contents of one bottle. No
return Of pain since. G. L. BENNETT.
AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
THE CHARLES A. V0GElER CO.. Baltimore. nd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-09

Copies of DR.. Hunters book with
all information, and list of ques-
tions to be answered by those desir-
ing advice, will be sent FREE by
applying to Dr.. r. HUNTER, 100
State ST., Chicago.
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PUBLIC SALE.

V. II. SEELEY, Auctloneer.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

VIM. Whitney of w. Fairlee visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Joseph johnson has gone TO Chi
cago 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. Bald
win. She intends TO be away several
months.
Mrs. A. G. 0sgood entertained the
Baptist ladies' society the 10th and a
very pleasant season was enjoyed.
j. NJ. Clark has some beets that were
raised in 1887. They appear as nice and
are as fresh as those raised the past sea-
son but require a longer time 10 cook.
They have been kepe in sand.
J. b Goodrich's child has been very
sick with Group.
Frank Sprague, who has been insane
for many years and who recently has
been considered dangerous person, was
taken to the insane asylum at Brattle-
boro last week by deputy sheriff John A.
Boswell.
A family has moved on to the j. s..
Penney farm.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24

The lyceums held at the schoolhouse
near E. A. Fits are very interesting and
well-attended. The question TO be dis
cussed next Saturday evening is Ere
solved that capital punishment ought to
be abolished The disputants chosen
are, AFT, Watson Banister, John Thayer
aud j.. A. Fits, neg, c. NJ. Bass, Waiter
Coruey and Thomas Connolly. All are
cordially invited.
Hard colds and sore Threats are very
prevalent.
Mrs. Annis Baldwin gave a pleasant
party to invited guests Tuesday evening
of last week. Cake aud coffee were served
and all enjoyed nice time.
Mary +. Flagg. formerly of Braintree,
VT, has made final proof Oh one hun
bred and sixty acres of Uncle Sans land
in Custer Co., Nebraska, Jan. 4, 1889.
Her two witnesses valued the land at two
dollars. Mrs. Flagg is in her
seventy-tnird year and says she does not
seeing so pleasant fall and
winter so far. She went TO Nebraska in
April, 1888, and has enjoyed the best of
health, speaking well for the climate.
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ouEcHEE.


Adm Benjamin has been quite sick
with pneumonia but is more comfortable.
Mrs. Vim. Eastman is very sick at
North Hartland.
1t is expected that Chas. Thomas of the
Boston Cvclorama, will deliver his IA
nous lecture, "Here and there in the Civ
il War; here soou for the benefit of the
Library Association.
Miss Emma Sisco is going to Mass. soon
Mrs. ii. K. ellison, J. Il. Sisco and Miss
Barron have been elected Pres, Sec. and
Treas. of the Library Association.
Mrs. Harvey Durphey il very sick and
not expected TO live.
Mrs. L. l.. Slaytonis better.
The engine and passenger cars of the
Woodstock X. X. were taken to Lyndon
vile for repairs last week. being replao-
ed by Maine Central engine.
Two of the proprietors of the Brattle-
boro Jelly Co. are from Windsor county,
c. ID. Whitman, manager, from Hartford
and w. 5. Williams from Hartland.
Miss Mary Cain was elected executive
committee of the Library Association, in
place Of Miss Benson, as reported last
week.
II is reported that Geo. Wood is going
to be absent two or three months to re-
gain his health.
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SOUTH STAMFORD.

=
Quite number of our school children
are sick with measles.
Mr.. Flint is not as well.
Henry Benjamin has commenced work
on Copperas Hill.
Charlie Benjamin had the misfortune to
injure his foot in the mines recently, but
is out again.
The ''Hanover dudes" made another
visit to this place last week.
Mr.. Waldron held meetings at West
Hartford three evenings of last week.
Promenade at the school house hall
Friday evening and good time reported.
Meeting this Thursday eve. All invit-
ed TO attend.
Mrs. Prescott is sick.
Lois McMaster is yet quite i'll.
Gertie Roberts has gone to Union vii
lage to work.
Miss Ellie Waldron is going to Boston
to work in a book store.
Abbie Fulton has resumed work for l..
Barrett.
Mumps and measles are running a race
in this place, measles ahead.
The remains of Frank Richardson's
mother were brought here from Rutland
for interment last week.
Freeman Walcott is gaining.
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BROOKFIELD.

Mrs. Horace Braley is reported better
Quite good many are sick with sore
Threats.
Charles Blake's father has been visit
ing him.
Herbert Allen is working for NJ. b
Gaylord.
Geo. w. Panton has bought c. w. Wy
mans farm for Sl700.
The Ladies' Mite ociety met with Mrs.
Kibbee last Saturday.
Mrs. ID. d. Howe is suffering very
much with lung trouble.
Mrs. Marcus Peck is confined to her
bed With nervous prostration.
C. and NJ. Peek went to Chelsea to at
tend the Masonic District meeting last
week.
This weather continues to be the won
der of all. Not much of call for snow
rollers yet.
Mrs. Tinkham from Pomfret is stay
ing Il few weeks with her sister Mrs.
Dea. Clark.
Rev. Mr. Metcalf was recently called
to the north part of the state by the
death of his mother.
There was an oyster supper at Ira Car
penter's last Thursday, the proceeds for
the LIST Cong'l church.
The law suit between andrews and
Rood was tried by jury and the verdict
rendered for the defendant.
A number of the comrades of Henry f..
Freeman Post propose to start club TO
visit Washington, ID. c., at the coming
Inauguration.
Past Com. Cassius Peck expects soon
TO start for the Gettysburg battle field TO
assist in the selection of the spot for the
monument TO the U. S. s. 5. in that battle.
Mr.. Spencer Graves. the oldest man in
town, celebrated the anniversary Of his
9th birthday last Friday. several of his
friends and neighbors being present. He
has lived in town nearly sixty years.
The following officers Of Henry +.
Freeman Post No. 9S G.. A. X. were in
stalled Jan. II by Post Commander Cas-
sius Peck: Com, X. w. Walbridge, 5.
V. Com, L. A. Clark, Jr., J. V. Com,
NJ. c. Lazelle, Serg., }. Bigelow, Quarter
master, j. Raymore, Chap, X. ID. Met
calf, O. d., Y. w. Chase, Adj, j. w. Par
menter, Q. NJ. Serg., A. n. Wheatley,
Serg. Maj, Ira Carpenter, o. Guard, G.
Fullam. After the installation collation.
was served by the ladies of the Relief
Corps and all enjoyed pleasant time.
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There is to be a G.. A. r. fair soon.
Mrs. David Blanchard is quite sick.

There is to be G. A. r. fair soon.
Mrs. David Blanchard is quite sick.
The Universalist festival at Stearns'
hotel last Wednesday was a financial sue
cess, a handsome sum of money being re-
allied.
Silas Jones has been granted pension
on account of his son Philip. who was a
member of Co. ID, 18th VT.
Mrs. Melissa Wright, who has been in
East Bethel for some weeks, returned
last Friday.
II. r. Hayward, Post Commander Of
Whitney Post, installed the officers of
Bixby Post, South Royalton, Saturday
evening. Mrs. Hayward installed the
officers of Bixby Relief Corps the same
evening.
But little wood has been drawn into
the village this winter and the supply is
getting low, but there is large quantity
cut and this snow will bring it in.
The following are the standing com
mittec of Whitney Relief Corps: Confer
ence, S. f. Hayward, L. A. Durrell, |. f.
Hubbard, 5. N. Farnham, lmogene Good
ell; Executive, NJ. j. Durkee, Imogene
Goodell, G. +. Swan; Relief, A. Durkee,
c. Ballou, S. c. Cilley; Finance, /. I.
Hubbard, Oracle Sargent, Luna Dean.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Ichabod Worthy is very i'll.
A flock of wild geese went south last
Thursday.
The Ladies' Mite Society gave crazy
tea party at the town hall last week on
Wednesday eve A good number were
present, and they realized about SIG.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Hunter is about
to open his store again.
The Washington Library Association
voted at its last meeting TO receive new
members at so cents. The library con-
tains about 225 books and the number
will be increased this year.
There was no service at the Baptist
church Sunday as Rev. Mr.. Jones attend
ed quarterly meeting at Corinth.
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BuckIen,s Arnica saIve.

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The best
salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter,
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.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24
NORTH TuNBRIpGE.

Geo. Brown is said to have 1000 logs
cut on Bradstreet hill ready to draw to
his mill.
Miss Annie Woodland of Woodstock
attended the Uniyersalist festival here
last week.
G. +. Whitney went to Lowell, Mass.
with car load of potatoes last Thurs
day.
Captain Colburn is quite i'll.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24
MEsr RRooKFIRLp.

Mrs. NJ. r. Flint is still quite sick in
Boston.
Rev. George Boynton has been hired to
preach the present year in L. Braintree
and West Brookfield.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with
Mrs. c. +. Powers next Friday afternoon
and evening. All are invited.
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RANDOLPH.

Miss Mary Putnam is visiting her
brother in New York City.
Mrs. Mary Pierce is spending a few
days in Windsor.
The ladies of the Congl society met
with Mrs. Boyden last Friday afternoon.
Rev. Theodore Hopkins preached very
aceeptably at Grace Church last Sunday.
He will be here again the 18th of Feb.
Mrs. Walter Morse of Barre has been
spending a few days in town.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24

"1hey are the most conscientious peo-
pie ever met and viii under no consid-
GRAFTON vary hairs breadth from the
line Of truth and strict honesty" such
people deserve success.
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this The simple
possible with
"A
We believe methods and attention the wants
of banking
each
location
make easyo of access
w. Prest LII BACON, Cashier
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24

To temporize with your health instead
of promptly using Laxador is not indica-
tive of much thoughtfulness. Laxador
is sold by all druggists.