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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
Fred y. BatcS's Estate.

We, the subscribers. havin, been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of thittcndon. Commissioners To re-
CciN examine and ad lust the claims and de-
mauds OF all pcr.ons against the C.
tate "f Fred Bates, late OF Fssev
in said district deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from
the day OF the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the residence
oi +. J.. sawyer, in the village OF Essex juno
ton in the town of Essex in said district ON the
fourth Wednesdays OF March and August
next, at ten O'Clock a. m. on each of said days.
DARED this Eth day Of February 1880
d. =. IMlAiGoMBER Commissioners.
- N.iAX
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
Hoston Produce Markets..

y.
pt-rTFr- Tho ,n,,.t,t is IN = steady uosi-
~ ihl r Nv i''' n, 'i iii INA orc
tr,1, H.',i.. are in "nd
~, ,i, i,.'', - '.'r - I,i, Iot anuoro
,t.l'PiE, VIZ" " o., ~! -, i ~ -.,. t,,. ana
di.t ol WIN i,,lnton rreaucry
GINt. 3D., X 49,, u ft,,% Lnirr =,
i W. III nii t'' eu,G o,i ,'r,,,,,,
H. ~ JIM. =, ,,.,. ~ " ~. otrr, 6rste
g , T.. >Cau",Ho.&i j ,t iir,. ,-od -
Cio,iG go5d o to c6oicc 2,5c, The Above
oIe'mlfIE, E""' 10 rI0o ,r,ro. for striciiv
w lH,,II lots u.s. Job6ina nrire|. il,!c higher
CHEESE material caq &c j. repoT,ed in in
,iu 80 ii'' III IL, a. Inc. In,.r
C[n Go. ~. f., sk is , SKIM "S3
cIaIT III m 11In.H ' in '[ yary irm
,,-itin,, i5,5,o .''''' .r Li,I,r We ouotr.
'nsau-, u NJ. IGr tcxtra
Vnr,von+ and N"Hy lInmnsnire rytra lsr.
bEA%smIAr market IL "eI summed oe h Wi[n
sma1 =. y. hand pickcI pea. :. ,.s!.@5 per
I I ~ i,, il"'N f'ON0 I'D, i,,,n E,nd
nirtcj' l@t3 500; small Vermont 6and-rickrd,
3:44a 2; choice TgregnrH w f5o' 6 G,S.
l,.rccnad 81 G,Fi,5I rboicn veIlow ewes.
S,'S V,iS4 IN 7''o i'''' '''0''o 'N-'N" ''
N,iiEe. ,rb. roccip,s beve bccn little
,.l,,i r. nc i ,,t itcSs n" ld,ycr
x sqt ttte "a" o IN, w,'>' ~ a. ".3 =. No >
:. WYNN 4Gi. < %rr,L.rn SIins "a. !. @nInnn
-, %. S:,-' ~ !lrrm s3.n = ,iJ
Thesc are ThoIc,ale prircs for choice lots.
ION, r.SL ~ ~ ,,,.,,,,, - ,t,o,i,, ot ola
,,rinci ~ cionge il rrnortnj We quote
P[',r9, ~ IS ial",', ,I' r,- @ 20
iinu,,". 80. Arr,t1n ,',sc
r., ,i LaTrn',s G3, NcyI
,' ryn,'pn' f ME- ..' XIV Y6rk Will,
.,.,N f H. %Va.I,rn cioar ,;1.aS.
N'''S,gg X co,., Tnn,i,ts -I,,v iicso Tho
vltn 'lricaSs and
in"r hF' I,ia,1l3nr IL SiItT
.ra,f oieriltn ne iI,n NJ ,.it trorI
"H liIAeu' noilri''r -, ,d l
("' IN lo'. ,",Tcr as 70 "'I,lit
- s,V'iS' ,lpo ,,n ~, j. ,lnu with rricrs
,t sc ,nG '""' H. rrot. 10 Wy" ,rhita
49," 49, et""!' ,i. NI;Inj tr.,l
,''' I'n ~, 5SSi'.~,,5 %,, Gle.
,,tor ~, IN 30 wIitG 81 -, >2i5c.
c"'o' " M ~, ,o,'. lave grnd -
ior tr2ck thd elevator; 10" gr', "if ii
.t"l'' ~ 40, ~ ~, or ~ %.t. Vnri,
H." ~. ~ - vrl,, TI"o i,,,,,lct il
III .' "a ,,- w., c,,"to siv.rnyrrd
pu.re an" u't"" ny W G!,,.,.. 10 M
H"h"i' 80 s ,U 80 6I t. tco,ro,yci
%, "'1' -h'Nr""c" S'"uc' 0's''N' '"O-'0"N'
S'%HIIiIi 'l.I,In Tho marriott IN shin is vorv
-Nll-i'i w ,It I"" lthtt !" ip - elk "a
HIii. O.. we SuuiIe, "n N;,r ,liIIG, = = t',.
,;cI2''' I 'pp.l, % Ttiii'i' ,'iI,iti,,,
az aiici'i'a az nI' a., /" o"'N' F'o'" ''''7 :
SIn[', 4''V.H VI i.,.,,- RI r..,1,t il ,.,,.
hNt Az IA - rt t tn', N'' I,,S
Pu',i WI IINo' IN "H? 49,, "t' Ell. ,tnoi
". W ~ cn,',g ~ ny ~ Ef
~ ""A ~ w. l3lr 13 zoo, - ~,
erh me 10 49, wv poo' ~ ".m,,,"' No.
e;D}l2; East swale, Slo; rye straw cholce'
~ 90! 10 - oat straw: SSi-'' do,,ord O.,
'C'e - troGn rn,ortei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
GOid Dcbentules. Investment
Bonds. short Time N0fcS, Ger
tiFc0teS Of indebtedness.

This large and conservative banking corpo-
ration Will furnish to investors all classes of
reliable Investment securities in any amounts
Oh which the highest rate OF income consistent
with absolute Sdtdg will be given.
Every security is fully guaranteed by the COM
pany, and particular attention i cal ID 10 ihe
special Guaranty Fund o, 100000,
permanently deposited with the AWer!-
can Loan and Trust Company OF, Boston
ard the Industrial Trust Co, Of ProV
dence, Il. l., in trust to hold ss collateral
security for, the prompt payment t
maturity by the corporation, IT all Its guaran-
ties; and under an agreement with the
above trustees this fund IS immediately drdNd-
bic for that purpose.
\ speciality is made Of furnishing to Eastern
National and other banks: choice lines of short
time commercial paper all of which Is secured
10 the Banking Co. by colateras.
80 The Northwestern Guaranty Loan Co.
has recently been audited by 'he Bank Com
missloners Of Connecticut and Inspector of
Finance for Vermont.
Further Information and full particulars fur
nished by
FRANK II. FISHER, Special Agent,
BUR- ugton, Vt.
Correspondence solicited. 51,dA wim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
Represented in Burlington and Vicinity by
T. S. PECK, General Insurance Agent |:
James II. Orr'> Estate.

STATE or NEVNO\r. The Honorable
DisrRICr or CHITrENpEN.s-. the Probate
Court tog the District of ChIttendca.
Tuau persons interested in the estate
of James II. orr, late of Jericho in said
district, deceased.
Whereas, said court la assigned tile Sth day
Of March next for tie settlement Of the
ENccutriN, account ana for Il decree OF the
residue of said estate to the heirs
and lcgatoe- of said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested in said estate by publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous
to lhe day assigned, in the Burlington Free
Press, printed III burlington in said district.
h,rclore YOU arc hereby notified to appear
at the PROBATE Court rooms in Burlington, On
the day assigned, then and there tn contest the
allowance of said account if you see cause,
and to establish your right as heirs, legatcvs
and Lawful. claimants OF said residue.
Given under my hand nj BURLINGTON, in said
District this 18Th day ofFebruaIy, $50.
"LN5 JENNIE STACY. Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21

ST. ALBANS, Feb. Is.
Receipts fair No change in prices to he
noted. Old butter sold AT from T. to II and
Is cents, while new made brought - to q
cents, Eggs Is to is cents for shipping.
WATERBURY,, Feb. H.
Tub lutter sold for II to n cents per pound;
pound boxes IL to 10 cents: print at ~ TO ~;
new milch COWS, TUB, Is to - cents; 5pound
boxes ~ p cents; print - to23 cents. Egg
at "A cents No apples ia the market.
corn 30 cents a bushel. Potatoes 90 cents per
bushel. Corn meal 05 cents. Bran ~ CENTS.
Provendcr, alu0. Cotton seed meal, Sl.&.
Live hogs, To AZ, drcsse hogs . to &C.; fat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
The Wool Market.


There has been fair business in domestic
grades Of wool and sales To some extent are
reported at about previous rCes. Ohio wool
has been so at $40 &C., for \, eW3i". for
*. and 3;0:}sc. for 80. /, with the principal
transactions at the insid" figures. Michigan
heece- are selling at 2j122lsc.. and No. at
SIC. to:.biug and delailc selections are Gulle
firm hut are rather quiet. tnwashcI comb
ing woods have been in moderate demand.
In territory WOO There have been sale OF fine
at 5GlJisc.; fine medium AT SO" de-; and medl-
principal at 4i0jO,.. clean. Texas and Cali
fornia wool has moved slowly. Pulled woods
sales Of super al - u3lc., and extra at "a
2oC. Foreign woods are firm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.

FLOUR. Quiet.
WHEAT Market to-day is a shade irmcr
40. .. spring ,5"-; 30. red AT lt'j9s.
CORN.-The market is active and higher.
No. at * 5.
OATS. Market is quoted higher. No. = at
lW- ga l9'sC.
kNE-No. 9 Mt 42c.
BARLEY No. ., Mt i5I51.
POkK.- Is quoted steady but lower at 500
@q,i
LABD.-Market is quoted dull and lower
at J.t1l5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
PROBATE COURT.
Large Amount of business Done During
the Past Week.

Large Amount of business Done During
the Past Week.
The following business was disposed of In
Probate Court for the district of Chittenden
for tho week ending February 10:
Nancy Martins estate, Jericho, settlement
of guardians account.
Joseph 4. Mnrcotts estate, Burlington, set
Element of administrators account.
William BriusmHid's estate Burlington, set
tlemc t OF administrators account.
Fred y. BttCs's estate, Essex, appointment
of II. II. MacOmber and :. \. Brownel of lis-
sex administrators.
pointmcut of John II. Bates of Richmond
guardian.
George w. Wales's estate, Burlington, viii
proved, letters tcstamcutury sued to Martha
G.. Wales at Bur.iac on and decree of estate to
her rs rcSiduary cgatpe.
Charles A. Smiths estate, Colchester, APP
pointmCnt of Iuiicttp smith of Colchester adj
ministrator and =. BigWuud and Ornoud Cole
of Colchester appraisers.
William d. Saaulding's estate, Jericho, set
Element Of guardian account.
Napoleon NCles estate, Burlington, settle
mcni Of aduinistrGtor'S account
Charles y. Ncad'e estate. burlington, SCI tie
mcut ot almini-tr traitor account.
EIue'i j. SpaUiiing'. estate, Burlingt on,
settlement Of guardian S account.
tvu"rc T.. W aruCr's estate, burlington, an
poiutucot If II. :. Peck and l.. r. Englcsby
aupraisCr~
lIarfaret Reads estate Burlington, license
to sell real cstlte.
Johanna badly 5 estate, Colchester, license TO
sell real estate.
Look Here, Friend, Arc you Sick?
royou suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour stomach. Liver Complaint. Nervousness,
Tired Fcr'ir.. Pains ia Chest or Lungs, Dry
Couch. Ni4ht-wcat~ or any form Of Cousumu-
ticut II 40, send tn PROT Hart, ss Warren st,
NJ" lucb. who VIII send YOU free, by mail, a
| hDtU" of ftpt0dcrj"il which is a sure cure.
send to-day. lrcoWit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21

The st. Adams Messenger comes out for
Hon. II. H. Powers to succeed Congressman
Stewart, and closes an editorial on the sub
Iect thus; "Judge Powers is gentleman
of energy and force Of character, capable
of crossing intellectual swords with the
brightest and best in Washington, and
should the first Vermont district see fit to
honor him as suggested, it viii likewise
honor itself, but in a still higher degree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
Dana BicilnclI's Estate.

\
DI,rRlCr or CHITTENUEN. -. concerned in the
estate at Dana Blckncll, late Of Jericho, in
said district deceased.
GREETING.
A. a Probate court holden 1T burlington
within and for the district of Chitt,nden. on the
l4th day of February lN9p. an instrument. pun
rkuell, late of Jericho, in said district de
ceased, was presented TO the Court aforesaid.
Tor probate Ana it is ordered by said Court
that the 18th day of March, ls.O, at the Pro-
bate Court room, in said Burlington,be assigned
for approving said instrument, and that notice
thereof be given to all persons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully
In the Burlington Free Press newspaper
printed at said burlington, previous to the
time appointed,
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place atore-
said, and contest the probate OF said will, if
you have cause.
Given under my hand at burlington, in said
District, this 18th day of February, $50.
JENNIE STACY, Register.
3l,WSw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21

IMAM MEL l~N Aoh.
deposits Jan. ], 1890, S2,i2i,2of1
Surplus iiO, 8
Total Assets a9.@9I.Ii5, Ga
heceives and pays deposits daily. Deposits
made on or before the 4th OF any month draws
interest iron the LIST. If mado after the IL
interest Mil commence the LIST Of the, follow.
ing month. Interest Will be credited To de-
positors January list and July lst compound
ing twice yeac. There are no stockholders
n this bank. All the earnings, less expenses,
belong to depositoIs. The rate of interest do
Ponds on the earnings, and has varied fron'
Ter cent TO per cent
For the last three Years the rate OF iuteres.
has bean AZ per cent a year
Al taxes are paid by the bank on deposits
Of SlSO or less. Deposits are limited by law
To SAO0, and no interest will DO paid on any
sum in excess OF this amount except on do
posits by widows, orphana administrator
executors, guardians, charitable or religious
institutions or on trust funds deposi'ed by or
der OF court.
This bank prefers Vermont securities for tbs
Investment OF its funds and sends nc money
on of tho State until the home demand -
met.
C.E WARD, Treasurer,
h.wi or5,d4p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
THE BURLINGTON w. FREE PRESS: FRIDAY

, ntte 2 to cents per pound; dressed beef, >
to cents per pound. Green wood, - per
cord; dry wood, 81. u TO $3.50 per cord; lt-inch,
wood, s. per cord Hay, IS to $40 per tom
VERGENNEs, Feb Is.
Market quiet and butter al ljt Is cents per
pound new milk at 10 too Ct. per pound eggs,
10 e nts per dozen; chickens, 10 to 10 cents per
pound; fowls, to II cents per pound; beans,
Sl.dDto S215 per buehel, beef, 3l9 to 4le cents
per pound, pork. to 5]a cents per pound, veal
10 TO 6 per pound, mutton, to Z cents
per pound; lamb, to cents per pound; hay,
S. 20 50 per ton. Very little doing.
Watertown Union live stock Market.
WATERTowN, Feb. IS.
Cattle markct-Thc market is quoted dull
Bccf-Extra. 5ta ; 10 first quality, CO.'S .:
second. JUd4 IS: third, 1000 20
Cattle Receipts of 2'}O2 head.
tattlc-Storc cattlc.-W Working oxen, per pair,
S6lWl3j: farrow COWS, Sl2WN; fancy COWS,
soon; mlch cows and cnlvcs, s2jdS; year
lings, 81 OoHl6; two-year-oids, Sl!G!! three
yCar-olds, S2Uu3!.
Swine Receipts Of tel head.
Western tat, live Az o. 49,; Northern
dressed. 4ajT5.
sheep ami lambs Receipts Of aiQ5 head. In
lots at - u3UJ -; extra ut OO91 % Veal
calves at 2dG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
Farm to Rent.

Located in Essex, VI, first farm west o
Buffers Corners, Keeps y Cows and Other
stock. Apply mt farm on address, II. l.. tNwy
Essex junction, VI 3! VIM.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
MEATS AND FISH.

Mutton, hind quarters is II cents a pound
fOrrquarters, 10 to T.: cents II pound. Mutton
chops are - cent, pound. Spring
lamb hind quarter. - cents fore quarter.
~ tol26 cent; lamb chops. - cents Rcel,
best cuts, Western, Tor porter house is quoted at
% cents pOGud; siruu at Is el!lc, round
at l2l2 TO Is cents a pound Vermont beef il
quoted at ii 20 IS cents pound. Hams. sugar
CuC. are ~. to J. 'ort- n pound: breakfast
bacon is Ii to Is centsC california hams, 10 10 ~
cents pound; smoked shoulders. 10 10 l2l2
cents. Trpe. 10 70 l2l4 cents; picked pigs feet
l2la cents uickled lambs Tongues are - cents
pcr bound. Corn hCCt Is to FL cents. PORK,
roast is H. 10 Is cent, pound, steak l2ia to Is
cents; salt pork is lo4Hla ccnrs a
pound: lard 10 to l@l4 cents: roas;
veal j. l22 to lsc veal steak, Sto2J cod, l:lp to
- cents a pound; hadduek, o 10 cents a
pound: halihut. trc-h and smoked, % cents
bound salt salmon. 10 to l2la cents pound;
SAT- ackercl. - to - cents. Goldfish, to 10
cents. licrrnes, 3 cents "A dozen. Pike, picker
81 aud black h4s, - cents pound.
Dressed perch Il cents PER- dozen. White fish
II cents pound. Shad. salmon trout, - cents.
Ham sausage, - cents "a pound; blood sausage
10 cents a p0und; Boston sausage, - cents;
German bologna sausage. l.le 10 10 cents; Al
hany sausage, 10 cents; head cheese, II cents
Lobsters IS cents "a pound. Oysters: stand
aris ~ cents a quart; selects. 20 cents Geese.
III TO IS cents pound; ducks, - cents; tur-
keys ~ cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
BURLINGTON, FRIDAY. FEB. q.
Tcrms-s1. 90 IA Year, Always in Advance
A DELAY ANDAN EXPLANATION.

We are again compelled TO ask the indul-
Eence of our subscribers who have ordered
the Family Physician" rs n premium. The
delay in the delivery of the book is due to the
fact that we are printing a much larger &C.
ition than was at first intended. Orders will
be ii led as soon MS pOssiblc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
WATERFOWL Union live stock Market.
WATERTowN, Feb. IS.
Local Retail Markets.

BURLiNGroN, Feb. 20, 1890
Prices in the local market ut this season
of the year arc quiet and steady, with few
changes to note from week to week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21

In this ity, Feb. Is, son to Mr.. and Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
Fine Dairy Farm for Sale.

One of the finest Farms in the Connecticut
VALLEY for sale 100 acres in a high state of
cultivation; keeps 20 COWS and more If de-
sired; tirst-Class market Tor milk and cream;
fine meadow pusturdgc; woodland and or
churd: buildings slated and newly painted and
in thorough repair; barn large and commodi-
Gus, with Silo attached; house Of thirteen
rooms, very convenient; running water To
house and barn.
said farm situated in the town 81 Demands
ton Mass, on Connecticut River Railroad,
one half mile from station; four churches
pos toiiiCe, large public library, and one of the
best free academies IN tue state, with fine in
struCtors fine chance Tor giving children n
thorough business education free.
Terms very reasonable II sold soon, as in
tend change Of business. Write or call at
once
HARRIS WILLIAMS,
Bcruardston, Massachusetts.
H,W2t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
DIABET ESl

Il have been troubled over twelve years,
says E. Il. CLARK OF Newport, Me, with a
weakness Of the Kidneys AID Bladder. The
doctors pronounced it Diabetes. Al times !
could not stand up. suffered intense pains in
back and sides, there were brick dust deposits
in my water. After using several bottles of
HUNTS HE3ihDY all these disagree tble
fcatures were gone and my Kidneys and Blad-
der were cured" MIR. Clark was induced to
try HUNTS REMEDY by his son, Il drug
gist in lewiston, Maine
J. @. BROWN q CO., Druggists, B.nghamp-
ton y. y say we always keep dtNI'S
REMEDY on hand, and feel safe in recon-
mcnding it TO any one in need of medicine for
Kidney Diseases B adder and Liver troubles,
or diseases OF the Urinary UrEan-." All re.,-
able druggists say tho same thing u
HUNTS REMEDY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21

Strawberries. 80 cents quart bananas
30 cents a dozon. Oranges are - to
60 cents dozen. Fgs arc % cents
a pouni: SMYRNA figs, ~ cents a pound.
McS-ina lemons are 30 cents dozen. CO.
coauutS are to 10 cents each. Best quality
dates IRE 10 TO = cents pound. PruncS are 10
10 II cents a pound. Evap9ratcd peaches,
81 cents hound. kvauoratcd aprcot-, 2lrcnto
"a pound. EVauoTatcd rlsPDerries, 81 to A. cents
II pound. tvarpratrd cherries - cents
pound. EVuuorated apples, 10 to y cent.
Crauherrics, T. cents a quart. RHisins 10
TO 80 cents apound. Hickory nuts arc
l"c"ntsa quart i5ccnt- peck; peanuts are
lUC2nts quart. Nut-, all kinds assorted, ~
cents puuuG. Malaga craIes, - to 3pc. grape
fruit. Sto lee. Apple. No. Bald wins. North
ern spy. g"ccnins- and Jelly flowers Famcu.c,
s. 10 $3.50 per Dbl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21

Potatoes - cents per bushc Sweet
Potatoes cents per pound. cabbage
cents a pound Celery 6 to :
cents ahead. Lettuce cents a head Toma-
toes ~ cents q pound spinach, ~ cents n
peck; radirhes and vegetable oyster, 10
cents bunch. HON" grown onions ) cents a
pound Bcet,. 60 cent. a. lu-hel; Turaip-. ~
Hubbard sq}u-h ! cents per pound Horse
radi-h ~ to2I cents per bottle. Pickles arc 40
to jJCents gallon plain OF mixed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
Look Here. friend, Arc You Sick?

u really -,uns as though Il company that
take $50 much pains to call your attention q
thcir Rubber Boots ought to be given n trial
ul one pair WHY not ask for Them next time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
THE
BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK


CHARTERED IN !of.
deposits Jan, ], 1890, -, t2i,2of,I
Surplus iiO,S3S %
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-05

many good men and good women mr.,
leading forth how largo generation ~
good children who will consecrate thew
selves and consecrate the round world ID
holiness and to God.
Oh, thou blessed Christ, who dds
come to the mighty cities encircling Lal.|
Galilee! come in mercy to all our grea
cities of to-day. Thou who didst nut TIN
hand on the white name of the foamina
billow of Genncsaret and make them III
down at Thy feet, hush all the ragina1
passions of the world! Oh, Thou blessed
Christ, who on the night when the disri]
pies were trying to cross this lake and
''the wind was contrary aftc1
nine hours of rowing had mada
only three miles, didst comd
stepping on water at the touch of Thy
foot hardened into crystal, meet all ON
shipping. whether on placid or stormy
seas, and say to all thy people now by
whatever style of tempest tossed or
driven as though didst to the drenched
disciples in the cyclone: ,sBe of good
cheer. 1t is /. Be not afraid!''
Thank God that have seen this lax 4
of Christly memories.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-05
Big Partridge Story.

A Western journal relates the follow
ing A few mornings ago Thomas Trees
went down the creek from his fathers
nousa W. SAanlne some traps ne hau
set. Willis inspecting his traps he
heard his dog making unus,.a Al noise
some distance below him. On going
to the dog he found him lying on the
ground and cartridges sticking out all
around his body. The dog had found
flock, and alighting in the midst had
pinioned ten, but when he rose up
eight Of them escaped, he still holding
two with his paws. Thomas secured
the two partridges-the others all es-
Gaping. This is an extraordinary feat
for a dog, and only needed word from
the young man to have secured the
whole of the birds originally captured
by the dog.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-05
In an Old Book shop.

A rummaging tour in an old book
shop the other day showed that the
picture cemetery itself might have to
move. Down under pile of old and
torn books and pamphlets lay still
more torn album filled with pictures
taken some ten years ago in the region
of the Bowery. Fortune had evident
ly been unpropitious, and the loved
ones pictures had gone at auction with
the clock, the stove and the bedstead.
Who could it be that would thus buy
corpses that he could not even dissect?
It might have brought five cents at the
sale. The old book man could not now
get rid of it as a gift, SO it lies in the
corner, while some one talks of "little
Patsy that had the measles and died
three years ago come Easter. "-NeaD
York Tribune.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-05
Idionls of the Day.

A writer in London Notes and Que.
a'ies, commenting on Americanisms,
quotes the following words which need
translation for English readers: Can
dy, stores, mucilage, dry goods, sup
per, lunch, rubbers, clerk, fire rock,
bureau, an elevator, get up, hurry up
or hustle, say" Here are their Eng
lish equivalents: Sweets, shops, gum,
drapery, tea (the meaD, supper, go.
loshes, shopman, throw stone, chest
of drawers, q lift, gee up, be quick,
say. "Gum, in America, is confec-
ton to chew.