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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 all creditors and
~ other persons In,rI e5trtl in the estate of
Louis T.. Scnrwc, deceased, that Tie under
Bgnrd, al DIuI-tratriX with Will am NCd,
VIII apply l." make u final settlement o. said
estate, at The August term, 1859. of the Probate
court Of Lafayette COunty, Missouri. 10 he be-
gun and heidi AT the Probate court room, IN
the city OF Lexington, on lie second Monday
in August, 1859 MARY T. SCiiOWE.
iuutDtltt AlminIztrptriN with will annexed,
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FINAL,

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persona inter estcl IN the estate of
ed, administrator, Will apply TO make Il final
settle mcnt o isaid estate at the August term 1859,
of the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, 10 he begun and held ut the Probate court
room. IN the city Of Lexington, on the second
Monday in August, lSS9.
MARY T.. WARMER,
;nn,Ontr Ir;.t.tr.,x
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WHEN WOMEN HOLD OFFICE.

Female Sherifi-ls your husband at
home?
Wife (snspiciously) - He is not.
What do you want of him2
l have All ntIHcr ment for him.
You havel Why, you shameless
thing!
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N0TECETO~ CONTRACTORS.


FRIDAY, AUGUSTA, a. ID. 1859,
One WoOlcn Bend Bridge for construction, TO
he built across first branch north Of Dover, on
the road leading to railruI I'd depot
Letting vii tax" place at ten O'Clock u. m, ut
bridge aite. Plan and qualifications viii b, seen
nj lime and place of letting.
Contractor Is to give bond with approv we'd
security Tor complying with contract, rs the
law dirrrts.
Commissioner reserves I 9 right to reject any
or all bids. Il. ID. " tFDIN,
julyl3d COMMITS siODCr.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

nEI:SUNS wanting work OF any kind or those
Z irs'rinV Ia employ laDOTcrs, cooks Or rrr-
want, ran register their names at my gturtry
nd dr, goods store, on man street, opposite inr
not flee n ChaTg Tor TCgistpTing, untl ,lr
rm ii tee r. quIre'i viii only he collected VII
, utrtics ngrr" aud then by The Il. = an. N
ploying. ~iuiy2Oyl JNO. IL. GORDA
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FINAL SETVLENE NT.

NOTICE is hereby given To all creditors and
IN other persons Interested in the estate OF
Susan X. Dunlap deceased, that the under
II final settlement Of said estate, ut the Aaegst
term. lSS9, Of the probate court OF Iafay-
clte county, Missouri 20 beteteg3fp md hSla|
ut the Probate copEtssFoain In the. o,ff OF
Lexington, on the sesbnf Monday ain August,
1850. nzuE WtfnfaMt9DUNIhfsI -
ass-t JQtfNE DUNLAP -
Y JASESc< DpSLAP,
jnue29'5 =. SySff Executors.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby siven 10 all creditors and
IN other pera0ns inGc. ostcd IN TIE estate OF
James ACGirl. deceased. that the un-
deTaIgucd, administrators viii apply 10
uInkr u final settlement oil said estate IT the
August term, 1889. Of The Probate court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri, to he begun and
held at the PROBATE count room, in The city ~
Lexington, on The serOHd Monday in August,
ISS9. FRANCES MCGIltL,
juuc29t5 Admins trairIX
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FOR SALE.

Y authority OI the will Of John G.. Gse44,
~ Young, deccnscl i offer nj private E3,..f
Hrir hts tate residence, lot 3 and 20 feet kGiiiu
on lot 2, block -. Flrst Addition 10 EH&1H-
Lexington, being 10 i"ri IN Franklin avenue
and ~ feet on Main Cross or 1871 street. The
dwelling IN II substantial brick structure Of ten
larG" rooms The property If well supplied
with out buildings. choice fruit, good water
and modern CO.. VcnicncrR, and Is one of tie
most desirable situations IN the Citv. Terms
easy. Apply To Mr. James Green on The prem
ls"s or 10 the undersigned.
mayiu GEO NJ. GATisDN.
Executor of JuhnC Young, hp"pn4pa.
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EssmE MONEY 20 LOAN.

yFNIIE money now in hands melon girg 10 the
Z estate ri mInUrs IL or I1gn, Fart on prime
real ".tai" uo part On ,Ioh rcrronul security
llrt.,6 lr~irIna G." morrow will 10 well To call.
Olic" over f.. WiEs"I x Son.
mayl3tI ) y WILSON,
Pablo administrator and C~s-Gnir" Pub Cur.
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EtIrItS of administration on the rsr4tr OF
II iluinrhry \ Jennings, deceased. were
g'anL'd :" lnc undersigned on the i3'H day ct
july, 1883, hy the Probate court ct Lafayette
county. Missouri.
All persons having elaine against aid cstntr,
are i"qnit,h 10 'Ah hil them tor allowance, 10
tle administrator WITHIN one year ate! he date
Oh "a +" %itil"rs on 'hey may Toe prcCluitd IruH
any h"n"iit OF such estate; and If .uCH claim be
not exhibited within Two y,ar from The date 81
+ ~ l'licTS they VIII tie forever barred.
THIS Eth day OF Jul. lSSg
WILLIAM II. bhRTMAN,
jwl' I35 Adtu'uI,Irrrur
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the return of
@ geniai disposition. What
wave Of color has dashed blue into the
skg. and %greenness into the mountain
foiihge, and the glow of sapphire into the
eunsetf What -enchantment has lifted a
world OF beauty and joy on his soul? He
has gone back to tobaccol
D, the fact Is, as we all know In our own
experience, that habit : a taskmaster; as
long as VIC obey it IL does not chastise US,
but let US resist and we fluid we are to be
dashed with scorpion whips andlbouud with
ship cable and thrown into the track of
bone-breaking Jug %sernautsl During the
war OF 1872 there WIZ a ship set on fire
Just above Niagara Falls, and then. cut
loose from its moorings, it came on down
through the night aud tossed over the
falls. 1t was said to have been a scene
brilliant beyond all description. Well,
there are thousands OF men on fire of evil
habit coming down through the rapids
and through tns awful night of tsmpta-
tlon sc-Tard the eternal plunge. o, how
hard IL Is to arrest them. God only can
arrest them.
Suppose q man after FIVE, or ten, or
twenty years OF evil doing resolves to do
rightf Why, all the forces OF darkness
are allied against him. He can NOT sleep
nights. He gets down on his knees in the
midnight and cries God help me-" He
bites his liL. He grads his teeth. He
clenches bis fist in his determination to
keep h.s purpose. He dare not look at the
hotties In the Window OF a wine store. 1t
Tes one long, bitter, exhaustive, hand to
hand fight with lnfiamed, tantalizing and
merciless hnhit. When he thinks he is en-
.irely zee. the old ~Inclinaiions pounce
upon him Ike a pack OF hounds with their
muzEies tearing away at the TANKS OF one
poor reindeer. In Paris there is a sculpt-
ured representation of Bacchus, the god
OF revelry. Ho is riding on II panther at
full leap. o, how suggestivel Let every
one who is speeding on bad ways under-
stand he is not riding a docile and we'll
broken steed, but he Is riding a monster,
wild and bloodthirsty, going ut a death
Iezp.
aow many there are who resolve on a
better life and So y (: "When shall | awakef"
But, seized on by their Old habits. cry; 81
will try 1t once more; 1 will seek it yet
againP' Years ago thccG were some
Princeton students who were skating, and
the ice was very thin, and some one
warned the company back from the air
hole, and finally warned them entirely to
leave the place. But one young man with
bravado after all the rest had stopped,
cried out: some round morci" He swept
around and was brought out a corpse. Ny
friends, there are thousands and tons Of
thousands of men losing their souls In that
way. It is the one round more.
i have also to say that IL a man wan Is
to return from evil practices society re-
pulses him. Desiring TO reform he says:
'Now ! will shake Off my old associates
and will find Christian companionship."
And he appears at the church door some
Sabbath day and tue usher greets him
With a look as mach as to say: why,
you here? You are Che last man / ever
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
"I have used Paine's Celery

Spring medicine more nowadays THANH it
did ten years ago. The wlnterof 1sss-s9 hasleft
the nerves all tagged out. The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purified, liver and
bowels regulated. Paine's Celery Compound
the Spring medicine ofto-ddy-does all this,
as nothing else can. Prescribed By Physicians,
Recommended by Druggists, Endorsed by Ministers.
Guarantees by the Manufacturers 30 be
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

THE COMMERCIAL HrTtL Is FOR A,
AVE or RENT Pp~SSkSSipN Essf
Ga ~ TIE FIRST OF AUGUST. ISA9. Es2nu
juk20 THOMAS WILLIAMS. EN"H
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as~ GENERAL DIRECTTONS-Mr q pilot
bread or dough saturated 2Uih s.. Jacobs OIL. II
The JoiOl cannot s'0oRoiO force ii dorm The Ftroat.
MiI some corn mcdt d0Hgh 1Cith the OIL. GiUe
nothing else. They arW faGHy cat and be cured.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
1t Makes
You Hungry

ry Compound and 10
has had q salutary
effect. Itinvigorat-
cd the system and
feel like a new
man. 1t improves
the appetite and
facilitates dlges-
j. T. COPE
IANn Drtmua q ~
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GOOD nrsTNESs EOR SALE.

ANiNG bought 81 place near town amt de-
II strIug to move thereon. ! have dctcrU'inrd
to close out my stock OF TRY pods, Gr"""rlea
AMI iIatdwtr" viii eUll 'iiher AT retail or IN
Il lump, aud rent or sell the house, corner of
pan uDd South streets, Old Lexington. TINS Ia
Il hargHm Tor some Onr dcBIring "a embark IN
taii or address + MptATil.
june 2lm2 Lexington. Mo.
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ORDER OF puHLICATsOy.

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF LAFAYErTE i"'
John Il Brown aud lien Brown. plaintiffs
or petitioners.
against
James Il Brown. william u. Brown,
Sarah EiIZ lDrth Mai1r aud John u. NJ 1or :
her hushrn :. Mary ~ 6 bbnns AMI Jlmes
IL Gibbons. her hu-bInI. John ".
SIM Jns Nanni' NJ tam, john and Jnmrs
H.. LiItl,jrln hririt'un'r.
TO the sail defend ,n'- and all Others whom il
commission ISSUED itum tnr circuit go ri at
Lniny cite county. Missouri, lLdrri order M de
by the II III Richard ft"ld. thr iuds" thereof,
In Yarn ION nu june u. lsS9, dmcc'rd To- TEE
Hon N"nOpiu', itNlns.'i. ute ~ he prnhuC
cotht "f SIND LatG yeti county. Mis-, az , IA thu
matter LJov" tnru!"d r" VII. an
SATURDAY. AUGUST !, Il, u, ISsa.
proceed 10 fake The deposition "i Nancy u own
widow Of the ia'c .Iuhn ~ irrw,t. d.rr,srtI.
of Lafayette county. II ."uri. AT The uiic. ul
the prob t. JUDI" ia I a. city al I."Ntnri % t. e
IayrtIr county. Nj asnurl. IA. prIrr- / "hj =. nI
Brown that Sad } II" " Room IN hi. lac tine
made the f~oiiuwiUr ID rnCrmrni- prnt LI-
e,Iai, To he Tri!uViug ~ hi AiIIrrn arl ttIr-
'O-wIt: To J mes Il; Brown NIi.=m Il;
brown nnl May - ~ "rou ~ ana .~'rt ,n,'
Ia Sarah EIlZ,n tn Mi : ia" az %, 81 TOO
Said drpn- lions tn ~ taken i!r.N crr. IHc II, nr-
OF mn" u'clo"i. "a H." Forenoon "a Il ~ u'c!u, l.
cOmpl IrI -, ma sirr To- Ice .ufJUuIL"i IrOn!
dni to day unit rUni,lrtrti
Given under our Iund- IL Jane =. 1881
JIti% = ENOG v.
Ei.iIH B.D"N
juneIMi Piui.I L. tnd T., IiII. 80 r..
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FARM FOR SALE.
ADMgNg.VMAVNm,a " WlCE.

ENlh splendid ItTm NJ = Wellington ~.
L KNOW n as ttU sharp farm Is itr hdip, . -
Ind u not sold va, be Ter rent For SE+&
.ctIra apply 10 = tIIAND -
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NOTICE OF STOCKH0LDER,s
MEETING

NOTICE OF "STOCkA0LDER,S
MEETING.
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of
~ toe Stockholders of the Lexington Ponioon
Bridge Company Of Lexington. Miasouri. will
he held At tie oihcr OF The Lexington Iutcillgcn-
GER printing co' pany in The city OF Lexington.
Lafayette county, Mo, on
MONDAY. AUGUST 2G. 1889.
at o u. m. of that day, for the purpose Of taking
II vote of the Stockholders OF the company on Il
proposition. then aud there to be cubmIItei to
them to increase the amount OF the capital stock
Of s"id cor pany from the sum oiseven thousand
dollars 49, 900, which it now in to the sum Of
Twenty-Five thousand dollars 1928. 900. nm m
ca ease Of eighteen thousand dollars (SIS. OOO).
+. KkElIlN,
II ALLEN
W. & M~CCAUSLAND,
J. ii. SENDER,
VI. SlNAUER.
& W. EOOMIS
June22m2 MI. CHlNN.
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ESGLISH BERAsHEnE
IOGS ZOE SALE

YOUNG SHELTON Is III HEAD M%yI
i OF MY HEARD Nv PRINCIPAL IEEAi
Brrr'iIng stock ~ recorded with the ~;
kniiO"Rt SWINE IirCpder's Association.
90 'nt JAMES II A COrtIrr. Mo
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby gwen Ia ali cTo'iIiors and
~ other persons Interested in ia" estate of
NhndruCk i. WhI1 'cit. drreuseri, thar the under
signed, executor, Will apply 10 make u final
settlement of said estate nj the AuPuEI trt IN,
lSSo, al 10" Probate court Of LalaYC,i"
county, Missouri, TO he begun and h"lh Mt the
PrObat" court room, in IN" city al lexington,
Mo, on the second Monday IN August,
1889. STEWART SUMMERS,
iulVEi1 ENprutpr
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AnMINISTaATRiX, NOTICE.

ETrERS e adniI lstTHriUn on the estate ci
- Noah Il. Adams. decreased. we've granted
to the undersigned on the 18Th day OF July.
1880, by the Prolilic court o. La!ayt tie
county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against r id estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance 10
the adm inistritriX " hin one year after the
late Of sad letters. pr they may b" precluIcd
from any benefit Of -u"f estate. amt If such
claims be not exhibited within two Years from
the date of SAID icl'' ~ they will he forever
barred
This 18th day OF july, 1859
MARY r.. ADAMS.
july20t5. AdminisIratrix.
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Paine'S
Celery Compound

is a unique tonic and appetizer. Pleasant to
the taste, quick In its action, and without any
injurious effect, It. gives that rugged health
which makes everything taste good. IL cures
dyspepsia and kindred disorders. Physicians
prescribe 1t. $1.O0. Six for $500. Druggists.
Wills. RICHARDSON & Co. Burlington. vt.
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FOR CHICKEN CR0LEE3A,

bakersfield, Cal., Oct. Il, 1883.
i have used st. Jacobs Oil for sorchcad OF
chickens with prompt, permanent cure. one
bottle will cure 10 To IL chickens; > to 3 drops
cures Whcczcs. JAS. BETHAL.
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

"In the spring OF 1887 I was all run down. I
would get up In the morning with so tired a
feeling, and was so weak that Icould hardly get
around. Iboughta bottle OF Paine's Celery Com-
pound, and before l had taken 1t a week l felt
very much better. l can cheefully recommend
IL to all who need q building up and strengthen
ing medlcine.n Mrs. i. A. Dow. burlington. Vt.
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HOW TO CONQUER.
Dr. Telmage Gives Advice to Those
Seeking Salvation.
The Power of Evil Inclinations When Caoe
Aequired-society Not Inclined to- Aid
the F~ailen-The Lord Ever Ready
to Help.

Evil VACCINATIONS When GGCe
Aequired-sOciety Not Inclined to Aid
the F~ailen-The Lord Ever Ready
to Help.
in a recent sermon Rev. 7. Dewitt Tai
maIge d~iscourseu on the subject: How
,oConduer. The text was: ''When shat
L awake? l will seek it yet again. Prov
er5s xiii IS. He said:
with an insight into human nature such
MS no other man ever rencbed Snlomon
In my text, sketches the mentaI operatjons
ol one VINO having stepped aside from the
Pabh Oh rectitude, desires to return. With
a WISH fer something better he soid
When shall come out of this orrid
nightmare OF iniquitvp" But, seized unon
by uneradicated habit aud forced dow
MIL by his passions, he cried out: "I viii
seek IL yet again. | will try 70 once more. u
ohr libraries are adorned with an ele-
giant literature addressed to Young men.
pointing out TO thera al the dangers and
periis OF life--complete maps of the voy.
age, showing ali the rock, and quick
SANDS, the shoals But suppose n man has
a,ready made shipwreck; suppose he Is
aheSdy oil the track; suppose he has all
ready gone astray. How Is he to get
backp That Is a field comparatively nm
touched. l propose TO address NV
self TO such. There are those in thisa audi
ence who, with svery passion of their
agonlzsd soul, are ready TO hear such a
discussion. They compare themselves
Win what they were ten yeara ago, and
cry out from the bondage in which they
are inc,. eerated. Now, il there be any
here, come with an earnest purpose, vet
feeling they are beyond the pale of Chris
uan sympathy, aud that the sermon can
~rdly he expected to address th0m, then,
this moment, l give them my right
1 and call them brother. Look up.
is glorious and triumphant hope for
It sound the trumpet OF Gospel
ence. The Church is ready to
banquet at your return and the
Us of Heaven to fall into line of
procession at the news of your
Won.
: God may help me. / propose
hat are the obstacles of your
then how you are to surmount
Giles. The first difficulty in the
return is the force of moral
~Inst as there is a natural
s. down to the earth any
INTO the air, SO there Is a
coral gravitation. In
'aSier to go down thar
sasier to do wrong than
mind the comrades of
-Some Of them good.
(Which most affected
anecdotes that you
,lVe or ten years
and some OF them
90 easily sticks to
the years of your
ain courses of con
ID, come of them
habit did you the
my friends. we
INT of self inspec-
rere is in ali our
.ravitationl But
'esisted. Just as
h something and
,rd Heaven, Just
IS grace, a soul
j peace, toward
force Of moral
US, but power
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DIAMOND DYES
EUER SAsE GR RENT.

fAnTHTrn roon NOurishcs babies perfectly.
SooD The RhySiciGnS' JaUOrite.
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AT DRUGGISTS AHD DEALERS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-18

VIM Eddy is in Newport, n II for a
week or two on business of the k,stey organ
company Rev. r.. :. Morse has been visit
ing his sister in Southbnro. Mass 7. f.
johnson has returned from his trip to Wor
cester.
The entertainment given at the school
house Tuesday evening bv Harry Howard
aud boy was well attended.
County Supervisor Hall drove up from
Rrattleburo on Monday aud visited two
schools that day. On Tuesday he visited
four schools, and in the evening gave very
interesting address to "A large audience. He
told what the public schools are for what
should I've taught in them, the best methods
Of instruction, aud other things worth
hearing. It is evident that Mr. Hall is the
right man in the right place. 4 dozen
years Of the kind of work he is doing must
give Windham county schoos. especially in
the rural districts, great uplift.
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BAILEY g. MINER,
Real Estate Agents,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
READ THE BEST
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J8naica.

G. r. Ams,lcn has bought Of Lyman Eel
ton the Rodney Kellogg farm,
Another young farmer arrived IN town
oct. g. For particulars, see births.
D Eddy and L. j Strong have shipped
over 1000 bushels of cider apples the past
week.
Philetus Kellogg has bought Of the Jamai.
ca savings bank the Willard Howard farm,
Rev. Mr. Dnoley Of Albany gave AN in
terrstmg account of his missionary work IN
New York city at the Congregational church
Sunday evening
Rev. J. f. Whitney is in New York this
,rnal
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Births.

In Brattlrboro, oct IS, daughter to Mr.. aud
Mrs Henry Allen
In Halifax, oct {, "A daughter to Mr. and Mrs
Newton thhs''.
In Grove, oct 10. a daughter to MIR and Mrs
sumner DrWult bct. H. "a daughter to Mr. aud
Mrs. Ahah tanndy.
In Iins lalc, y H. oct =, a son 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Chas II Wood
In East D--rtcld, Mass, sept ~, a daughter.
blanche Sylvia. to Irwin aud MARY Clapp aud
granddaughter T." th" late Moses Daniels of Gull
ford
Ia W,-tmorrlaul. y H. oct o. a daughter,
Sadie Curlaua tu Mr. and MIR Riley Stuicar
In Jamaica, oct. g. a s"u &" Mr. aud Mrs. + d.
Jacobs
In Bellows Falls. oct !. daughter To- Mr. and
Mrs Patrick Hughes net %. a -un Co Mr. and
Mrs \ VI Darling
In North Walp1lr. y. u Oct %. ,ou a. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas kiuiry pct 10. a sou tu VIZ
aud Mr. Peter L >hcr. oct. 10. a son q" Sir aud
Mrs David kr,.ir.
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WeStnIin-Ier West.

DIR Stevens is in Attendance upon the
annual meeting Of the American Board in
New York this week
Rev. Henry Guodhue has returned from
Worcester, Mass where he attended the
National Council of congregational minis
tiers last week
VIM h. Cutting was called to Kalamazoo,
Mich, last Wednesday on account of the
serious illuess of his brother in-law, Peyton
Rauney. from heart trouble. a later de-
spatch announces Mr. Ranuey's death last
Sunday evening.
c. H. Campbell has gone to Montana
with sheep and tn make arrangements to
take his family there in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p Ranney and J. II.
| Clark attended the dedication of the Get
tyshurg Vermont monuments.
Dea. Geo Ranney aud wife have returned
| to their home in St Johnsbury. May Camp
| bell and brother Ned 10 Cumstock, n, Y,
and Mr. aud Mrs. True to Epping, n. II
| Ed Welman has gone to Boston TO find
| employment Frank Goodhue Of Brattle-
/ boro was the guest of Charlie Clark few
/ DAYS of last week