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FRANCIS n. saIIiL , -
Sc S-dkds NATHANIEL MILSON,l lrns'ee'
" o. W sTiClSEY. Auctioneer. 936 81.
TausrErs SAIL OF i7iPKoyED PROPERTY. BE

ING HOUSi AND LOT ON MARSHALL sTkEET
MAR SHERMAN AVENUE IN TIE gDI MY.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust recorded ihcr
No 1926, folio 20, Il OF the land rcords q
the District % Cuiumula aud at the request tie
party secured thereby. viii offer for sale in front
Of the premises on MONDAY. The SENENTi DAY
Or July. 1880, SIX O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the Iol owing
described property in the county of Washington. ms
trict Of Cunbia. 10 wits All 81 sub Dot bcred 30
suDdiysded by the Washington Provident Company,
No >, Of original lots numbered I: ard l3 IN DO
nulaiered ca an odd and browns recorded sub
division Of Part OF Pleasant Plains aud Mount Pleas
ant aid recorded IN the surveyors records an hbcr
Gov. Shepherd. No. 4. folio 80
Terms OF sale All cash. deposit u $50 viii lie
required NJ lime Of s.ls. All at q
purchaser Terms TO be compiled With in h.te,a days
the property viii BE- resod the risk and cost u
the deiauiting purchaser
9AMEs 7. woRMLEY.l Trustees.
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AND ORPHANS RIGHTS.
Story OF the Court I'm This District
Which Guards Them.

ITS GROWTH SINCE ORGANIZATION As THE Or
PLANS COURT IN 1s01-ITs PRESENT IdPoR-
TANCE As THE PROBATE COURT. A BRANCH OF
THE DISTRICT SUPREME CouRT-ANECDoTEs.
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No1iCh 10 coS'nao-o"' MN
Having leased for tern o. Year, the Potomse blns
Stone ouHrres from g tsna.rseraen, am nv 1919 pis-
1ona and broken stone for concrete . specizlty,
hir1nr two stone cruxhers. IN operation on Jsnes
Crsrf Canal and Orders forwarded 20 the follow
INK places will receive proEnpt sttontlon; JOS.
Builders' Exchange. Telephone cslls-hesidencN
662. once. So. ". L. AoALkh nySVln'
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TaoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EIETEENC III STREET NEAR RHAlE Isl. AND

FIFTEENrH STREET NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE HOHTHWEsT Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY TwENTY-FIRST, 1890,
at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. in front of the premises.
18th street Rhode Island syenue by sdepth OF
100 feet to alley 10 wide This lot is aut-
fully situated q valuable section and should COM
msnd the attention Of buyers generally.
Terms: One-third cash. balance IN one and Two
years with interest and secured by deed of trust
the property. all cash. All conveyanclng and -e-
cording at cost OF purchaser deposit OF $lUO VIII
lie required at time OF sale.
eH-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE MEN
toned property having fted to comply with the term.
of sale the property viii be resCd at his RISK and cost
on WEDNESDAY, JULY SECOND, 1890. at FIVE
O'CLOCK Terms and conditions OF sale as mentioned
in above advertisement. by or.er OF tl.e owner.
ie25-dSds 1HOS. DOWNING. Aucroneer.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.,

GOODS AT u. 8 SIGNAL OFFICE N STREET
PhMEhN s TTEs Ia6ITaWls AND TWENTY
On MONDAY MoAhING. JQNE THIpTIETH, at
between Path and 18th NV, lot Of Uuseryiceahls
Goods belonging to said DePsrsI sI 6opr cn.,o
Captain and 40 NJ. U.s. A. Signal Once
RATCLIFfk, DAiIR CO. Aucts. je25-dts
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING SOUTH.
EASI CORNER OF stNENTEt NH AND y
SIAEE-S NORIHMES1 Auction

sTkEE-S NORTHM Est Al AUCTION
By virtue Of deed OF made us and duly re-
corded IN llber 3t9. folio AZ, ct seq, Of tue
land records for the District OF Columbia and the
written request OF the party secured thereby will
sell NJ punIc Hqc ion. IA front q the PREMISES
II ENDAA the FIRST DAY OF JULY, u. 1880 NJ
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. al that certain piece or Parcel
OF and and premises, situate and yIng the city q
Washington and District u Columbia. aud kuOnn and
dl-tlgulshed q. all Of Lot numbered thIrty Gful,
William NJ. and Mary W. Merrick subd bots
in square Numbered one hundred aud eighty IL
a. per plat recorded IN Iiber ". T. folio L. II tie
records OF the office Of the Ut
lumba, and improved by large 4-story Brick Dwell
ing situate southeast corner of 18th and
northwest
TerIs Of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years. with interest 1T q ler Ter aunum.
cur-d by deed Of Il usi the property Sold all
cash, at the option of purchaser. derosit Of 900
required ~ time Of safe. Terms of sal. 10 lie died
with ten days. otherwise the Trustee reserve tbs
right TO resell the pro- risk and efaut-
ing purchaser after five days adNertis such
resale IA some newspaper published IA Washington, d.
c. Convey ancing, Ac at purchasers cost.
FRANCIS II. ssll liI. . -
AaIS Nj S.ak . 1rlletee2
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR a co, Auctionuers
HI SsO Pa. ave. nv, Washington, ID q
TRUSTEES shLE or. LEASE AND CONTENTS
OF SOLARrs HOTEL ANO RESTAURANT. No.
1413 PEENSlLNAN1A AVENUE NURTnMEsr

TRUSTEES shLE or LEASE AND CONTENTS
OF SoL y; HOTEL ANo REsrAJRANT, No;
tOwEN HOUSED WASH NGTUN. DC
b. viItne Of a deed OF trust dated Octouer rs 1856
iG3 ~ $50 one Of he isSJ records 20 M. i,lia loi -
COulEbs at the writt request OF the parties thereby
sLy M ff $50 At TN IS oGS On "a
The premises all q The hStSroS spd ia5n.igTs "a
avenue northwest, WASHINGTON. DC, AID the uIeA.
furnished in good style CONSISTING part hue bar
and Baek Bar lee box SSnnters da9i5s. De- ,,.
Chamber furniture. Cookng Utensils steam iisatl.s
ture usually found in fine Bar. Hotel aud tzlaurAHt
The restaurant enjoys the rIniauon oi being Ons
Tins hoase contains The Kitchen and Laundry IN the
base en Shf BAT d A Fo p a, h9Sn 5Sd tGi
three Pool T.bes) on the GROUND noor larYe aides
Private Dining Rooms Pantry CIOso t. Gc al hand.
someiy furnished. Oh the seeoId ncor aud for h0tei
whole tins place Is one OF the most completes IN al
respects thatcan b. found and most desirable every
The present. lease expires July I. 1904 The rental
per month .Or balance the term sGtissc;ory ar-
rangemens be nhde ioT longer lease ii desired
the Brunswiek False CoIlendeT Company Tor tSe 81.
eIne in he Trust tAe not oeis IN
All the above W FIRST be offered as an entirety and
satisfactory hid not Obtained viii then be sold
TeTlas: As entirety terms will be stated at tlas
q, P s.e nn ,a s- 3. see.ea gg 70 tine
or the attorney. Il. A. sklsl1, y, ArU.tee
Zoo Pa ave y. ". Masllugt. n, DC.
THOMAS n. FIELDS. Attorney,
ls2l-d Cor. ~ and ID sts. NV Washington. be
IL ATcLIFFE DABR CO.. Aucts
VALuABLE BUILDING LOT on L STREET BE-
TWEEN INEN1l-TIRSr AND TNENTN-SEC-
OND SThEEIS NORTHWEST, AND NEAR THE
lNILkSEC1IUN OF TWENTY : ECOND rIELT
AND SEM HANEsHIkE AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THIRTIETH.
1880, at slA O'CLOCK, we viii eel, in front Of tls
Premises.
LOT 81. IN SQUARE az
fronting is feet inches street by adepth 81 eS
feet
This property 81 in OF the best sections OF the
northwest, being near the Washington Circle u 8.
Signal ofiee and many ne private reside nces making
u rare opportunity 20 nrstclAss building
Lot for investment site tor q me residence. =
Terms tower and above incumbrAnce OF tl.5OOl
cash, or all cash, ct purchasers oIlon deposit q
500 required At time Of sale Terms 70 b. complied
with days, right IL reserved 20 resell NJ the
rlsk and OF defsulting purchaser, after hve DAYS
aave tiseunent OF sucn resale All conNeyAncihs ane
RATcLIFTE. OAR: co.
AuctioneerA
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AUCTION SALES.


FUTURE DANs.
u AICLTFE DARN co, Anctioneor.
h $50 feunsy gyshiA ave. ma
TUESDAY MORNING.
JULY hSf.
BEGINNING AT TN O'CLOCK.
Al OUR DKLfGHiFtL
sALES kOliMs.
e2o PENNsllNhNiA Akk NV
SPECIALLY AT IRACTIfE SAI.K
OF W LIMIT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURk
COMPHf SfNG
PARlOR CHAN BER
11BkAhl. DINING NOoA
AND OIHEA TUkNITURk
CARPETS. ktGS.
MADTlNGS, &C
ALL GOODS SOLD tNCLCSiyEIY
WITHIN TIlE SAILS ROOMS.
No STkffr DISPLAY.
je2s-2t RATCLiffE DARR Co. Aucts
ID ATcLIFfE DARR a CO, Auctioneers.
h s20 PennsylNAnia ave. n
ApMINIsTRAfoR's sAIE or LOT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. TWO BUGdlES HARNEsS.
nv virtue Of order OF the supreme Court q the
District 81 Columbia. holding = sfecial term ia
OrIhans Court business, vii sill "a public anct
On TUESDAY MORNING. u LIZ fflkST, al Ten
O'CLOCK at the auction roOns q kateline DArr n
Ioi OF HoUsFHoLD FURNITURE BUGaIEs
Term. cash. j a. MAYOR. yA.
1e.S2t Administration
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After the Fourth of ,JuIv

We put him TO bed in his little nightgown,
he worst battered youngster there was In the
town;
Yet he said as he opened his only well eye:s
"Rah, rah, for the Jolly OLD Fourth of July!"
Two thumbs and eight fingers with lint were tied
up,
On his head was a bump like an upside down cup,
And his smile was distorted his nose all awry,
FROM the Joys OF the glorious Fourth Of July.
We were glad; he had started abroad with the sun
And all day he had lived in the powder and fun:
While the boom of the cannon roared up to the Ky
To salute young Americas Fourth of July.
! said, We were glad all the pieces we're there
as we plastered and bound them with tenderest
care,
But out of the wreck came the words with sigh:
IF tomorrow was only the Fourth OF Julyl'
He will grow all together az ain, never fear,
And be ready to celebrate freedom next year.
Meanwhile all his friends are most thankful there
lies
A crackerless twelvemonth 'twixt Fourth Of JuIys,
We kissed him good night on his powder-spec ked
face,
Welaid his bruised hands softly down in their
place,
And he murmured, as sleep closed his one open
eye.
al wish every day was the Fourth of Juiy!"
NEW YORK SUN. M. PHELPS DAWSON.
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CHANCEKY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, IN
SPkoyED BY TWO FRANZ HOUSES, Nos. l22
AND l225 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREE
souTHMEsT, ADJOINING GREENLEA
J. Matter COoKsEY,l
Fendall building, r-..
SAMUEL MADDOX,
49, La. ave. NV.

hAICI.IF + r. DhIlIN q GU. AuCtOnttfs. ye-O-dNub
u ATCLIFFE, DARR co. Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROP
ERrY AT TIL SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
FIFTH AND l. STREETS NORTHEAST AT
On Wednesday AFTERNOON, JULY SECOND.
1890. al SIX O'CLOCK we Will offer for sale in front
PART OF LOT IN SQUARE $50,
fronting AS feet on street north and 100 feet 9Th
street east portion of the lot being improved by .
Two-story Br .ck House.
This property is section Of the northeast that 10
rapidly increasing value. and 10 such that 1t be
readily and enthusiastically suodivided into three
more line building lots
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash. balance in one and
two years. with interest at cent pei snnun from
day OF SALE secured by deed Of trust he proper
sold all cash. at the purchasers option deposit Of
500 Will be required at time Of Terms to be COM
ed with in days from the day Of SALE the
rl9ht is reserved to RESELL AZ the risk and of the
defsulting purchaser. Al convey sncing and record
ing II purchasers cost.
ie26.dNas RATCLIFFE. DARR co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE INTRO. IN
PROPERLY, Bling hOuSES NCMBlkED f3I1
10 1910 { STIR RI NORTHWEST AND ALL 4
HOUSES IN TIL REAR
j will offer for sale IN front Of the premise
WEDNESDAY,. THE SECOND DAY oh July. 1870
SIX O'CLOCK IN, the west one-half OF Oril
hot = and sli Of lot ; In square - a.
Terms Of sale: DnetIrd cash aud the halaDce On
and two after date with interest the
tol per centuin ler snnul payable sein-anuuAy. or
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser 800 deposit
at time OF sale. Terms 10 be COM lied within hftsen
days or the property Will be rcsold aud Il
defuulting purchaser. GEO. W. STlCkNEl,
1eSS-dNdR Aurflofeer
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SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNINpROvFD
PROPERTY on Q sIkEEi BETWEEN sixTH
AND SEVENTH NORTHWEST.
will offer for sale in front Of the premises ON
MONDAY THIRTiETH DAY OF JUNE AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. Lots l 10 and IL, suuare a. aid
lots having front Of 10 feet each.
Terms; one-third cssh, and the balance in one (le
and CD years with interest at the rate OF per
cent per annum. payable seui-.nnuaiy, All cash.
me opuon % ssis PTess r. ivv aeposit on easn
dayA GEO. w. 0TlCkkEY.
3e24-dkds Aucsicnoe4.
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR Co. Aucis

h $40 Penna ave. NV
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE.
SousE no al sSrh sq srs aSs
rARhoR SUITES H Easy eaAIRs. ROCKERS
S SfhISEfs SIHSSRs, %sPSST SsS sSb
iR THESES. PfILows k AND 6N BOLSTER fh BED BED
t BEh6ESHsE cB sIRRsH 3afs
ASSsS fs akEs ThfgsshSot as
sixth STREET NokTHwEsT.
. AT AUCTION.
e Il at Ten u.cLocK. we VIII h sell al the
sboye-nsmed house all the Furniture Carpets, &c.
Terms cash &c., kHfcLiFfI' DARE Co.
je23-dts Aucuoneers
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO. Auctioneers.
T SS IkE E on sTEsET
WEST. Al AucTioN. ~ '''''- . ''' -
SIX M July THIRD
Tor sEyEN. 90.
3ofoot alley. making it desirable for building on
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
a%ss IL rss ee0s e eps, %
1t option of purchaser deposit of $500 at time Of
days from the dy Of sale right reerved TO resell the
property at the risk and the defauting pur-
| paper published an Washington, nc. An convey.
'e .s ffs' XIX Go ac
u ATCLIFFE DAkR 4 co. Auctioneers.
~ 800 Pennsylvsnia avenue n ".
TSEhS TSEkPI lai 81 AID N TSE shhI Ec
SSR sdhFhs SIkhs~ FEET BY DEPTH
PIE HSUf fSsHEs AKR rSarf ssGk
.THiRTY, FooT Alley. :"
WI osI 30 1fT sI z
s sFtS1sAs sE H2I f1eHHEEf:
having front Of 81 feet on L street By depth Of
Of the most desirable lots in the northwest being
rea al d d sar f 5
derms made known At , sale deposIt Of 800 uPo9
with in ten days from day Of sale right rese9ysd to
sell the properly at the risk and cost the defautng
r'S5 s In "A
veyancing &C. at the cost Of the purchaser je5dSds
CHANGEkY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. I'M.
s s9S15E bbfSTElD1SAdP I0iSISd aREESTEAf
BY virtue OF a decree passed by the Supreme Court
Haeis doe 80 wherein 0hare. Aasast Gsu IhsSn
and others are c9mpIanants and Jane b Ashton and
il front Mt OF the premises. at HALf.PAsT FIVE
EfGHTh 1896. lot NUMBERED sixty six go IN square
I'VE hundred and two t2O2); improved by Two Con-
iortaOle frame houses. Nos l3 aud I'D IA street
southwest, No l,,3 being uIied q dwelling nd
store and No l225 a dwelling.
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the decree: one
third cash. balance in and two years from the day
OF sale. with interest at the rate Of six per centum
per annum, payable semi nually Notes Of the pur-
chaser purchasers be given for the deferred
IN nts and to be secured by deed Of trust upon the
property Sold all Of the purchase money may he
paid in cash. at option OF purchaser. AdeposIt Of 90
Will be required at the time of sale. All
nota1a fees and recording the cost Of tile
IL terms of sale piled with i'm days after
the day OF sale the trustees the right TO resell
at the risk and cost of The deaultng purchaser. after
five days advertisement.
j. MALTER COOKSEY,l
Fendall building, ir...
SAMUEL MADDOX, fAfussoe~
L.
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,e24,2s,,yl,5 JANIS n. \. NJ
ID ATCLIFFE, DARE 4 CO., Auctioneers,
h 30 Pa ave. Nv.

PARLoR. DINING ROOM. CHAMBER AND
XII cHEN, FURNITURE, Such As PARLoR
CHAIRS, BED kooM suIiES sTdyES. liz
BOX CARPETS. OH. PAINTINGS, CHINA AND
GLASS MAkE. &C. &c Ar AliC lion.
On MoNDAI, JUNE IHIRTIETE, AZ TWELVE
O'CLOCK M. will sell at private residence. 1878
Madison street. between and y and 18th and 9th
the furniture ntained therein which
we invite attention. RAJ CLIEfI- DARK a co. 7
Je.54t hurtiofeers
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded IN Ibor
NO. l3s 3 fotlo al II the land records II
the District OF at the the
secured thereby will offer for sale. front 81 the
premlses MONDAY. I'M SEVENTH DAY DF
July, 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following
described properly in the county Wash DC.
70 w.t. Lot numbered 81. block numbered 3 in
Fred W. Jones subdivision Of \ tract Of land
ivy City"
Terms of sale: AL cash. deposit II $50 will be re-
auired at time Of sale AL convey sn,ing cost u
purchaser. Terms 81 be cOmpned with IN fifteen dsys
or the properly will be resold the risk cost ~
THOs H. WARWICK
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w AbIINUIUN HUhNF MD LAhAI
IhIs II III h M h WI /. \ -

FOE SAIL OR ENCHANGE
The largest and most complete -tO-A Of New and
Second hand Wagons and Carriages the city.
Consisting Of Coupcs Victories, lspcAAwAys Ia
ten-lOa-top Gut-under Surreys, jump seats,
Doctors and fvny lhAetons. Tor and No Top
Buggies Dayton Wagons, Fancy Delivery MasOn-
Min and Grooery Wagons. Express Wagons
Wasonettes. Dog, Pony AMI Rod carts. sole
agent for the District IL the celebrated CortlA I'd
ComIaDy's hne Carriages. Bussies, spri No
WAGONS and koad Carts.
Auction Sale Of Hurses. CARRIAGES. Harness DC,
every TUESDAY, IEDkSDAA AND SATURDAY
MOkN1NGS, commencing al 2 IN O'CIpt n.
5eIl-lm Is. BENSINEEIs Irol,fietof.
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ID ATCLIFFE. D1TIR 4 &C., Anctioaeer.


BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. Collector.
National safe Depost Company's once. Ion Hnd y Y
ave. NV Je2S-2t
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2 ATCL1FFE, DARR & CO. Auctioneers.
R ATCLIFFE. DAkR & CO., Auctioneers.
HI go Pennsylvania avenue n ".

H Y2O Pennsylvanla avenue nv.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on L STREET BE-
TWEEN TwENTl-FIRsT AND TMENTY-SEC-
FRoNiiSd fiFfY .sESEN FEET BY DEPTH OF
ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTy-sIx FEET
Til RTY-FOOT ALLEY.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY FIRST Of SIX
O'CLOCK. we viii offer for sale, in front of the prem
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- EVEN THOUSAND dollars worth of
lES gold dust in a table drawerI Poke your
AHfngers into the yellow stuff and notice
" how soft and agreeable to the feeling it
X(ASSH is while the attendant in charre watches
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PATcLIFFE. DARR a CO.. Aucta
n Office no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

je23-dkds
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-04
Home Investments Pay.

That home investments, iudiciOusly
made, pay better than southern and
western land schemes has again been
demonstrated by the announcement OF
the directors Of the Windsor Machine
Company, that dividend Of three per
cent will be paid January proX. on
each dollar Of capital stock, from the
time shareholders paid their assess
ments on their stock. III will be re-
memhered that this company was or
gaHized about the time the southern
land schemes. IN which - many Wind
sorites are interested, were launched
upon the public. Against adverse cir
cunstances the company struggled on.
and now free from an Indebtedness,
with large orders for machinery ahead.
Is able to declare a small dividend, in
fiuitely larger, however than any that
has vet been paid, or Is liable To be
paid for some tsme 10 come by south
ern and western iownsite booms. Had
one half of the money that has been
squaudered in slippery southern and
western investments, during the past
few wears. been used for the encourage
meut of home industries Windsor now
would be one of the few towns in the
State offering inducements 10 young
men b stay in Vermont and money
swept away by cyclone and drought, or
SINK an bottomless lands. would be
Welding handsome returns. Ii is pos
sible this may he realized some day.
II so. Windsorites viii indeed have
reason for thanksgiving and rejoicing.
Until then, however, they viii proba
bly, continue 10 pay toll TO cross the
Connecticut river, as their ceutiousness
ia making home investments seems TO
he equalled only by their conservatism
in freeing toll bridges. Meanwhile We
congratulate the Machine Company on
its merited success. aud wish for its
stockholders the same fat dividends in
the future that toll bridges are Welding
their owners. Windsor journal.
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OLD SOLDIERS, COLUMN.

The Springfield Sons Of Veterans
have bought new guns and equipments
and are holding regular drills.
A camp fire was held by the Grand
Army boys Of Thetford on Wed. eve,
the 2Gth.
Mortified Camp, $ OF V, has been
suspended by Department Commander
II. o. Bixby, for failure to make quar-
terly reports and non-payment OF per
capita tax for the quarter ending Sept.
30.
All of his old boys will rejoice to
know that Gen. Thomas of Montpelier
is recovering from his attack Of pneu-
monia, and win probably be up and
about as before.
The Bohemian glass blowers enter
tainment at Burlington under the aus
piocs OF the $ of V was success. The
receipts for the two weeks were sll93.
-, Of which the Sons get about si0O.
The company are at Richmond this wk.
with Mason Post G.. A. r.
The promotion Of the following Of
iicers OF the First Regiment infantry.
National Guard Of VT, is hereby an
nounced. Commissions have been sign
ed by the governor aud issued from
the office OF the adiutaut general this
week. James y. Jenne of st. Adams
to be surgeon, with the rank Of major,
vice Rutherford promoted surgeon-gen-
eral Gardner y. Pratt of Newport to
be captain Of Co. l., vice O'Connor,re-
signed Jerry +. Lambert OF Newport,
to be first lieutenant of Co. l., vice
Pratt promoted Edw. +. Skinner Of
Newport. TO be second lieut.. Of Co. l..
vice Lambert promoted.
Pensions have recently been granted
to Nermoniers as follows Original
James Smith, Richmond; Joseph
Hutchinson, Waterbury; John Hunt
er. Hartford Willard Fisher, Ripton :
Joel Carpenter, Starksboro; Althea.
widow of Geo. Eastman, Sharon Jas.
Cameron, MiddleseN Corwin Graves.
East Wallingiord. Increase, Elijah
Wales. Brattleboro Harriet, widow
of Henry Brooks, Bristol Sophia, Wild
ow of Elijah Wales, Braitleboro.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-04

least disagreeable, but not up to that
point where they can get an honest liv-
ing by mental labor. This leaves them
where they must make a place for them
selves. There is a great deal OF hon
est dirty work to be done in this world
under the most favorable circumstances,
but our children must not be led to sup
pose that il was ever intended that they
should do any of it. Let this method
of training be generally adopted and
Vermont will grow, her fields will be
rich with the waving haryests, but it
will be long ways in the future and
somebody else will do the job. Then,
again. we must not put into use any
new ideas regarding education. 1t
would bewilder people and force them
to go elsewhere where they can get all
these things straight. And so in all
matters OF legislation we should keep
in the old and well beaten paths. Such
a method Of conducting public affairs
will be attractive and men will come TO
the State to view the workings of our
internal machinery very much as they
would come 10 view fossil. We can
boom Vermont. 1t is only necessary
to keep up "yell'' and after time
somebody will think il means some-
thing. If all these methods fail then,
perhaps, we can 90 to work, mind our
own business, and see what effect that
will have,