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The window Of No. IIl7 psnna avenue is hued with
samrles Of these Ribbons. watch are seasvaassd oil
pure siN and fire.. from d,yoct
not displayed the very delicate tnts In the
window but you'll lovely shades Of Golden Brown
Reseda Green. Gotslin Blaze olive Maize Myrtle Seal
Brown Slate Gray, Drab Tan. Marine Scarlet. Cardi
nal Einel Pink. Light Blue. Old Ross Teri. Gotta
also White, Cream and Blsck.
We don't pretend the window display Is an artistic
one. for many Of the Ribbons ere minus the white
paper and other embellishments but if you visit the
department and critically ,Ea,nise N. quaiitv weigh,
ana make Of tAe ssks Composing these Ribbons you'll
admit them
The BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
No. o. Satin Edge @. G. and More. ....... Nc yard
81 .. &c. yard.
NO ---....... I lie. yard
NO. IA ......... lac. yard.
No. 10. I8e ysra
es-A few dozen pieces Of extra hae quality White
Cream and Black Ribbons. No. 30 ony 23c yard.
1HE PALAis ROYAL.
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20 PER CEsr Drscousr.

20 PER CEsr Drsoousr
20 per OF the marked prices Of all 45-uch I'm
broidery skirtings.
Do you properly appreciate this offer. e."
One fifth of the marked prices of all sKirtinss viii
include the novelties that not long since advertised
as being offered SO much below prevailing prices We
allude to the following:
Novelty Skrtings Of Val Lace and Embroidery Bands
of Medici Lace and Embroidery
termed Ribbon Embroidery.
APPLY named Honi: Embroidery.
o. Side and Box Pleats.
in stylish vsndyke Efecta
i'll various Hemstitched Designs
PRICEs-sl25. sl.35. sL6S. sI.75. g. az rs.
e3 and % 20 yard.
These are the prices you will find marked On these
SkIrtings, but we agan remind you they are really
worth more. though 20 per discount 10 notc ao,osd
When you remember the width-45 inches-you will
see hor cheapIy skirt be made, and since little
or no trIpcry is used, nor easy 10 make vourstH
But how about the waist.
Don't attempt to make one We have them ready
made of Fine Lawns and Linen that will Mt you sc-
curstely and cost moro than retail price OF The
materials.
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19

When New Tork "boodler- returns to his
native heath he does not even have 10 promise
THAI no vii doodle" no moro.
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w. A. Pfrncr & Co.
SUCCESSORS 70
Z q. DAVIS.

We pue forth the appended msmor.ni. .. special
Quotations for the coming week You viii note them
carefully Of course ana In 20 doing we appeal solsly
TO your knewlsass Of values not TO sapsf with your
Judgment by any tuygisry Of figures:
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CAN'T Snow Yor Ok P,prR.

But If you will call Monday and test the material
trimming and lit OF the Cambria Corset Covers OF
fered at 30 cents. you will recognize an unusua
bargain.
The PALAIs ROYAL
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NJ AsurAcruRrss RrBDos Rrxx.xrs

AZ this season he nanuiacsarsr ard importer loeb
on whole pieces Of RiL tons - remnants. Thus 80 is
we shall offer on Monday $50 pieces Of ane Ribbons
u much less than usual prices
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CLEANING Or SALE.

SAEAhlNo wi 0hLE
For hex. week We shall Offer Special BARGAINS IN
every department, such 40
Sc Figured Lawn, 3kc
Sc Fisursd Lawn for &c.
Giashams. we're 10 and 12Ise, for se.
Is to zoe. GinghAms at 12Ife
E1tr. wide Bstiste. were l21f, for &c.
Sc crinkie seersuerers will 80 for So.
l25<c. Outing Cloths for Sc.
Also Reductions in India Linons. white and Blact.
FLoUNCfSaa
a inches wiis. ~ere3sc. will 70 for Csc. and s1s5
qualities for CSC. Finer ones in proportion.
Figured China silla were 6oc.. now 4oc.
LADIES' WRAPS.
Connemar.s just the thing for travelling Prices cut
in two Also. Black Embroidered Capes.
Take look q. cu- stock and prices before purchss-
ing elsewhere aad save money. Be sure to cali at
srRAsBURGERs
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES
4O4 and 4OG Seventh ST.
1t Bet. D and Z.
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kkhfb "A III MMs M - ssss
BBB 4 ~ VUUp MMM ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
7TH STREET.
EVERYDAY POSSIBILITIES IN DRY
GOODS.

EVERYDAY POSSIBILITIES IN DRY
GOODS.
They are not chance pick-ups, but steady
stock-red ucfng reductions. It's an ever.
changing tide Of bargains. some on the flood
when others are ebbipg.
Throughout the store you will find this
condition of affairs You shouldn't think II
you don't see certain departments in print
for short time that they have been allowed
70 drop into hot weather disquietude. Not
at all; they are keeping mp the standard anc
lowering the prices. There is always .
continual elsmoring for recognition. but al.
can't be At ono time. and we take this
method to impress on you not to forget
the left ou.a
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40 SO. so. 20. and Soc, DADO ANDPLAIN WIN
fCs dow shades how BE; No. Oil Cloth 25c..
now lie; No. = Oil Cloth was 3oe.. now 25c.; No.
O1l cloth Wa DOC, 3.Jc. at KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE CONDENSATION 18th st. Sc 1yig. 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Open usual tonight -(Sat1ddyJ

iiff7ifsfi9isi; 'i7;i'ii;iii
Open as usual tonight (SaardayJ
SOMETHING To THINK ABOUT
OVER SUNDAY.
IL We suppose sell nearly half Of all the SHIRT
ss-wAIsTs that are worn in Washington. You know
tS-how many your family needs in . season-'Twon't
sF-be very hard work for you to bring within the
sB-limit Of approximation some idea then--of the
sr-magnitude Of our stock.
sF- Don't you suppose any Of tie different makers
sS-would be glad to get our orders! But must
sr-have Superior erceiience. There are scores Of
srwaists that are tocrasy good-but there's an out
sfabout the whole OF them-and we've tried 'em all
sE-The STAR" is the only brand that nersr has
eonp,aint TIE sizes are true TO Defr number The
sEarc designed especially for these Waists larre
en- share Of them come to only Tho Finest French
~ Percales and Flsnnes used and youll hardly
| sr-and two alike in figure and color That's the
sB-beauty in dealing with concerns who swing" .
sB-lsrxe trade. We and it so-Don't you!
ss- The sizes run mp as large 10 years-and you
e1older You pick out set Of patterns hsre that
sg-wl be exclusive Eysrybody's children won't be
sE-wsarins the - yours It's little thing, but
Grit counts. ~
Sc We keep the LADIES' BLOUSE wAIsTs-did
sF-ast ysar-but we've doubled the supply three or
sH-four times this season. Would We be likely
c1-to offer you anything inferior Not much-Ths
| sE-~sTAR" has the best points here again
ss- Any size mp to 40 bust-from 75c. to s5. You'll
~ like the patterns we picked out for you-either IN
ss-Percale. Flannel or Silk
sANSS.AIGE%AITSSH
sF- SUMNER LIvEIlEs isnv kindred subject to
- Shirt Waists--but RS seasonabie one.
st-snd We want to remind the head Of the house
% that the chauess should ~ msde-AT ONCE. You
e7-csn find just Whist you want-bscauss you'll want
what Is fashionable. wsdonv care whether its for
s1-the coach or the kisehsn-wsvs the uniformsfo for
them slI--in stock-resdy to put on and wssr
Ten minutes tAlk with ~ viii settle the nasa
s1-or peiass-sna wsrs bound 10 assss % psaes.
s1-ws always do.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
sUPPLrERs OF EVERYTHING IN ouryrrruo.
PENNSYLVANIA Avrxux AND sxvsxrx
y1p sruler.
Observation-Disclosures
sstsss' sssssss,s es{sI
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The White Plume begins to futter family far
suAy.
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CTA1R OIL CLOTH, 100. AND 1?1<c; INGRAM
.CSair Carpet. nc; Ingram Carpet !ic, l5c,
Hemp star Sarpet o.. at kACt MANS DOUBLE
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16-yard patterns of China silks. s5a5 pattern. Q
shades each Of Brown and Green Were formerly soc.
aysrd.
stil few Of those 20 inch Figured China Silks for
Soc ayard. They regular 15c grade. Colors
Black and White and Brown and White. Attractive
designs.
20-inch Black and White Checked surah Silks
size. yard Is their actual asked price in many
stores Ours now SOC. yard.
All our 10c white Plaid and Striped Lawns &c. I'd
l2'<c lO,sc I'd
" 1o,<c and l5c Outing Cloths 9,<c. q I'd
/" l2,tc. Domestic Ginghams lOc I'd
1Oc. I" sc.syd.
rrere Koschlin's best French satteens nc I'd
" . 121<c. and 15c. best American sattsens 9,seyd
&c CSC and SOC. best quality Scotch Ginghans
Ice. I'D.
36inch Cream and White Ground Daisies. beautiful
desisna worth every bit OF 20c. for S,Sc. yard.
Remember. the store d full Of othsr attractive bar.
gains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19

''FoR THr Wax DArs."
The following are our Warm Dag Announcements;
Boys Fianneietts Outing Waists. ages to -. ESQ
Boys Fancy Percaic Waists, with collar and cuffs.
ready Cor wear. ages 5 TO IS. soc.
Boys White shir: Waists. linen collars and cuffs,
Soc
Mems Outing shirts special values from 45c. to
$3.50
Mems White Shirts. superior make and quality Soc.
SOC, 75c. and 81.
CARHARr L LErpy.
"PHILApELPHIA STORE"
yl9 p2s 7th st and TO6 X st. NV.
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AuEnBAcH.
oUTFITTER-HATTER.
We have quite a number of Fine Straws and
shapely Light Derbies to show you with % per
cen. taken off the early season prices.
Although the sales Of Summer Neckwear at
10 per cent discount have been imm anse this
Week you'll find any number Of desirable pat
terms to select from.
yegligee outfits have been reduced. If you
want duplicates something new to take away
with you we can offer some unusual induce
msnts
live have never made any shirts to measure
for you, woul1 certainly like to do So five
didn't believe We could please you We wouldn't
suggest the matter
All our announcements apply to both store7
AUERBACH.
OUTFIrTER-HATTER,
623 PENN. AVE.
and COR. 18th ST AND NEW YORK AVE 1t
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| u. s.e
KEEP Up The SUPPLY.
Banks with immense reserves esh bear any run on
them and bodies with rich supply Of reserved nerve
force energy can stand up to any amount of hard
work but because have such nerves is no reason
why We should try to wear them GU. and induce in
consequence all the disastrous effects that proceed
from decline Of nervous energy and activity. such
brain exhaustion and other ailments physical and
mental where nerve waste is the cause of the trouble
To keep up the supply of nerve force use
MERITS IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPOPHOsPH1rES.
IS cents bottle to be had Of
T. p. MERTZ. 1O14 r st..
1t Washington.
j oHNsox Il LurrRrLL.
All Of our 12,tc. satteens reduced to &C. 1sc Sat-
teens to 12xc French Sstteens 20. rs, 3Oc best
makes
Figured Pongees &C., were 1Sc.
New styles in Chalios 10, TN. Is. 1Sc.: extra
wide, 25c.
We sell the cheapest Umbrellas to be had; best
quality.
small lot of Psrasos to be closed at loss than half
price.
Underwear. Outing Shirts. Boys Waists. Ill ct low
prices.
full stock Of Corsets. all sizes and qualities
Low prices in every line.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL.
yt9 7l3 Market Space.
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"ouTING" cLoTH-ANoTHER LOT.

Fritters were never fried faster than our o cent
Outing" Cloth measured of the day after it was
advertised; and it didn't tako many hours to 'clean
the counter" The agent of the same mill was in on
Thursday and offered another small lot of tn, same
elegant patterns. which ordered at our tfersd price
upon the condition that the shipment should DO in
Washington on Saturday They were landed OH the
Sidewalk at 10 oeloct this morning. We didn't pay
As much for this rs for the other by half cent yard
You shall have that half cent. ws'll run this lot Oh
ut 81 cents yard. opening 1t Monday morning.
w. A. PIERCE CO.,
Successors to
2. G. DAVIS,
1t MARKET SPACE AND EIGHTH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19
BELTS.

We call the special notice of dress makers and
matroHs generally TO the Wholesale clearance srs
making in buttons. About everything that was ever
made in the lot and al prices represented some
hsving sold originally - high ~ s1.25 Dozen Now
everything goes at 5 cents dozen. This is . very
rare button sale. and selling thousands every
day The price is nothing. The assortment il every
thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19
10 Pen Cent Drscouxr

Continued below. 4
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W. A. PIERCE & CO.,
Successors to
2. G. DAVIS,

1t MARKET SPACE AND EIGHTH ST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-11
NOTICE.
THRUM'S ALMANAC.

-o HANDBOOK EXCELS THE HAWAIIAN
~ ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable
statistical and general information relating to
,base Islands. Price so cents: or mailed abroad
~ THos. G. THRUM, Publisher,
,,s1 Honolulu, H. /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-11
NEWS AND NOTES.

Nor QUITE FoR-LAwS.-Grace
" Awfully firing it must be TO be
bishop" Ida " Think SC? Why ?"
Grace: My dear only one style
Of dress all his life "
He: Why do you call your dog
Sunset, Miss Brimmcr 2" She ::
"Oh, because he's a yellow Skye,
you know" And then the dog
moaned and died.
Jack was waiting for his wife to
get ready to 60 out, and impatiently
exclaimed " For goodness sake,
Mary, why do you have six buttons
on your gloves? 1t takes you forever
to get started. Wouldn't two but
tons do just as well ?" No, dear
if there were only two buttons that
would leave four vacant button,
holes. Now just tie my veil-that''
a dear man"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-11
Australian Rabbits disappearing.

The London Daily Financial
Times says that "the war against
the rabbits in Victoria has of late
taken a turn very decidedly ad-
verse to the destructive rodent.
Reports received from the district
inspectors, of whom there are
nearly seventy, are very encourag-
ing, and indicate a considerable
diminution of the pest. Contrary to
all previous experience of recent
years, the young and growing corn
crops of the infested regions are
thus far untouched by the rabbits,
who are becoming SO scarce that
their depredations are no longer
noticeable. The strict enforcement
of the provisions contained In the
new Rabbit Act has done much to
bring about this improved state Of
things IN the colony. The autho
rites are to be congratulated OF
this result, and, needless to say, tn,
rejoicing of the agriculturist ii
| great"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-11

Ism Room No. 3.upstairs. spreckels' Block
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06
Norton.

June 3.-We understand that the
Agent at Summit station, Sd. Nc
Manus, is coming back to Norton TO
live. Our people will accord him Il
hearty welcome.
We notice that men with trotting
horses are beginning to show off their
speed. Well, the Fourth Of July will
soon be here. and we hope that day
will decide who has the fastest.
w. j. Chesney is greatly improving
the looks OF things about the hotel
and no doubt he will have a busy
summer OF it. lie is the right man In
the right place.
There was great rejoicing at the
residence OF MIR. A. Mclean last Sat.
urday morning over the birch of n
daughter. Congratulations Alex.
John Conway is the agent for the
sale OF school books here, and he will
soon have them in stock at the prices
set by the county committee.
A sad accident happened to Ed.
Quay OF Wallace Pond last Monday
afternoon. lie was rolling logs into
Norton Lake from jam, when up
wards of two hundred logs started,
preciptating him down an embank.
inent some so or more feet, the logs
rolling over and upon him. Strange
to relate no bones were broken, mol
does lie seem to have sustained inter
nal injuries, but one arm is terribly
lacerated, cash extending the whole
length and fully two inches wide. DR..
Ellie OF Island Pond is attending him,
and he is doing we'll, but il was q
narrow escape from painful death.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06
Bloomfield.

June 3.-llo ward Matthews came
near drowning last week. lie was OH
the logs in the Connecticut River,
when he was thrown into the water.
but got out alone after struggling for
some time. lie could not walk for
awhile. Also Freeman, son OF o. b.
Lurvey, while playing with the
school children in the frog pond, near
the school house in Dist. No. 2, fell in
and was rescued by Charlie Gregory.
This should be a warning for all
school children to choose the games
among those given on terra firma
rather than the water where the
depth is often Is or 20 feet.
Mrs. Il. Fuller Is at home with her
sick children this week, consequently
there is no school in her department
at North Stratford village.
Rev. Mr.. Darkham OF Lisbon, y. H.,
who is now stopping at the Brunswick
Springs House for his health, occupied
the desk OF the NJ. 4. Church last Sun.
day, and gave us very stirring and
interesting discourse from the words
"For we are His workmanship" We
were glad to See 10 many ont, and to
have our number in the Sabbath
School reach IS, and we hope TO see
100 in our next school.
Earle and Maude Fuller are very sick
with measles but are doing ms we'll as
can be expected from such n disease
Asa Fuller is convalescing. he don't
feel anxious to belong to that class
who have had the measles twice.
Children's Day exercises are put off
one week on account OF sickness OF
some who take prominent parts. conse'
quently they will he held June 10, at
1 o'clock p. M, at the NJ. L. Church.
A cordial invitation is given to all TO
COtle anu tuJoS Shiiuioh Dny "'''
us. We especially hope to see good
~ mum Der from North Stratford viii
lage, and want Rev. z. Fuller to come
with his entire congregation, Sunday
School included.
A large number attended the Me.
mortal exercises at North Stafford
last Friday and felt amply repaid for
the effort made to listen to the inter.
ssting address given by the popular
and able elocutionist f. NJ. Fuller.
His closing poem was well rendered
and highly appreciated by all. The
floral decorations we're tasty and ap'
propriate; the music good and en-
joyed, especially the well remembered
song "Tenting ON the old Camp
Ground" which was very sweetly
sung by Mrs. A. ID. Norcott. The
memb ers of the &. A. K. were very
well satisfied with the quiet, gentle
manly department throughout the
div
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06
East Charleston.

Jnno 3.-Rev. j. n. Walker OF
Island Pond will preach here in the
church next Sunday at 3 p. III.
Chester Stevens is home from Lowell
lie got hurt some time ago and is con-
fined to crutches.
Ezra Brigham, who has been home
for few days, has returned to Lynn
donviIle.
Leroy ard Loren Brainard, Mrs,
Stoddard, and Mrs. Maynard, we're
summoned FROM Lowell last week.
Their brother, Fred Brainard, is very
sick, with no hopes OF recovery.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06

One OF the most attractive looking
business places in town is the office OF
the National Bank. Mr.. K. j. Chase
the painter has done a very creditable
piece OF work there, and the effect
thereof is Enthusiastically pleasing
Speaking OF the bank reminds us that
in our advertising columns may be
found the sworn statement as to Its
condition and standing at the close OF
business May II. The showing for the
short time since the bank was estab'
lished here reflects credit on all con-
c.rned in its management.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06
West Concord.

June 3.-Fred W. Wetherbee, who
has been in one Of the New York hos.
pitfalls us nurse since last autumn, 6
home on short vacation.
C.P. Palmer's sister, Mrs. Bowles, Ia
at her fathers in this village very sick.
The daughter OF Rev. j. A. Seitz Il
home for her summer vacation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06

IMPROVEMENTS. Work began OH
the highways last NJ onday.-Rev. A,
L. Cooper has graded and otherwise
greatly improved the grounds about
the N. Z. Parsonage.-W. p. Stevens
is improving the appearance Of his
dwelling house by raising it some 20
inches, and putting in a stone under
pinning. The Coffay's have done ex'
cellent work about their premises on
Derby street, making decided change
for the better.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06

All the necessary formulities have
been complied with in reference to
the establishmen OF a subordinate
encanpmeut U. o. o. F. in Island
Pond. aud a very few days will prob.
ably witness its institution. 1t will
be known as "Ross" Encampment,
No. 4. aud will start with twenty
charter mem bers Already some TWEEN
ty.five or more have expressed de-
sire to join, so that the prospects OF
bright future for the new order are
very flattering and full OF encourage
mcnt
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06
No. Stratford, N. n.

June 3.-Mrs. l.. L. Day has returned
10 her home in Portland.
Mr.. G. ]. Shoff has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mrs. Z. b. Merriam has been very
sick, but is u little better at the pres
ent writing.
We are sorry to hear that Frank
Mills has been removed from his posi-.
ton as alternate conductor on the
through train to mixed 10 Canada.
Mrs. Charles Ludgate died Of consump'
ton, Saturday, May 81. Mrs. Ludgate
was about nineteen years OF age, and
had been married only seven months.
We extend our sympathy to those who
are 80 sadly bereaved by her death.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and gratitude to the many
friends and neighhors who SO kindly
and sympath etically assisted us in the
great affection which recently befel
Us. May God bless each and every
one OF theul.
Mrs. JAMES TwoHEY,
Miss MINNIH TwoHEY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06

List of letters remaining uncalicd
for in the Island Pond, Essex county,
Vermont, Post Office, June /, 1890.
John A. Chamberlain; Mrs. G. j.
Crawford; VIM. Egleston; Walter II.
Emery; Louis Friedman; Petre Gagne
e; j. Is. lIebert; J. w. Kerr; John a,
Keough; Oscar Morse; Arthur RicarI
Dayton Stokes; Albert Tanguay
Parker Woodbury.; Lavina William'
son.
Persons calling for the above please
mention ADVERTISED LETTERS.
l.. g. MosHER, p. N.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06

At tbi. season OF the year one or
two comfortable Rattan Chairs on the
lawn or piazza look very attractive
They are thoroughly weather proof
and Gun he used indoors and outdoors,
in winter or In summer. Some beau
,ifuI piazza and lawn goods in Rattan
Willow, Cane and Rush. can DO pur'
chased vety low at Paines Furniture
Co, 4S Canal street, Boston,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06
rAVINGS BANK.
land Po1dNational Bank will
,h neDAFl ncnt for

.rard Po1diNational bAhk wiz
e. -. Bank Depart ment Tor
a. '''''- r,..,,,IViuC tue Swings and
Of III gl,,,e, OF deP ,n. falI,w
). terms, =, sum PIT on interest shall be
Zoe mi. 1l ! Al, anl IA, fractional part Of a
NJ 80 nv interest.
,ll, snt' ~, l.. drrins the arst -four days Of
psp ',,, All A. draw interest from ne M It
" No "a n,,,th. deposits IN ode after tho
b. o w ~, - interest frO.I the hrst day
| 'lnu, ,IioWing month: . ,,A
be aa on nes t i%n Ias %'i IN
,,,,,l perioi. ,,..,,,iIo, tho rate OF 4 per
ais'1 AMMAN, payable May LIST and
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Hg'enDsa,, IS ~ must be given TO the Bank
No", ntthjrtNAI ut sjJOur more.
|Siih' ,.ur ta.lrI fur viii be crodited 10
lnir e, nm. tnu- compromising twice y
.. g. -, rrt1ou, trouble Of care on the part oil
the trp''''0'' {. ROBINSON, President.
DAZZLING, Cashier.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-06

Last Wednesday morning Frank
Wilder, employed in the machine
shop, had the misfortune to get his
right hand caught in some gearing,
badly crushing two fingers, but hopes
are entertained that the hand may be
saved entirely.