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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salye in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and al
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price rs cents pc,
box. For sale at the Oakes Pharmacy
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07

Coffee at Rowland 4 Goodrieh's 8
70
25c per pound.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

ShsrE-Willian A. CrosS,
Register Of Dssds-GeezGs q. Ksyss.
Auaitsr-Thurlsw Weed.
frsasursr-Thenas w, lillham.
plstrist Attorney-ohn H. Boyle.
jslEs Of Probate-speaeer A Bowes.
Csrsner-N. r, Merchant
surveyer--EneryJ J. hern.ns: o..
uns, .. L. ward. Termed Wettre, G, H. Bateman'
Justices Of the Psace-Wn. u. Austin, Dsn
HcNeaald. Frank Randall, e. G. BALDWIN.
Oen nstables-Wallase W. Sears, JshA Byel
eal ,. Hale Wn 4. Oayis.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07
MASONIC LODGE.

dsps Lodge Ne % A. F. 4 A. II. meet at their
new hall In Kslnedy building first and third Fri.
days Of each month at o'clock p. m. Visiting
1rctAers In e cd and regular standing are cor
Aially invited
John Kennedy, ". II.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07
o. r. 3.

LeEaA Chapter No. 3. Of the Order Of the East.
y. star, meets in Masonic Hall on the second
Aad fourth Tuesdays Of each month, All visiting
DsAbsa In good standing are cordially invited.
MATTE H1NlNwAI, eec'y.
LUCY KlNNSDY, W. u.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07
OFFICIAL PAPRR OF D1cKRY COUNTY.
Here and Elsewhere.

San Francisco. had a $1,5oO,OOO
fire on Monday.
Mrs. L. L. True is visiting friends
in the city this week.
Forman retains the county seat
by Is votes, it is reported.
Mr.. Waters is building a new
barn in the north part of town.
Chas. Hendrix has been very sick
at the Vinkle House this week.
Collections are said to be-well,
just ask some one who has tried it
this fall.
John Kennedy has moved into
the Pickard house-hisy recent pur-
chase-this week.
Mrs. H. F. Eaton and daughter,
Mrs. c. S. Brown, of Ludden, were
visiting in the city on Monday.
Mr.. G. W. Porter, our genial ex-
county treasurer, was in the icity
Friday last and made us 4 friendly
call.
Four lives were lost by the COLI
sion Of two railway engines near
Syracuse, N. Y, about $40 O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
The Oakes Milling Co. have pur-
chased a carload Of Dakotascoal and
are mixing it with wood to run their
engine with at the mill.
Chr. Gorder was doing good work
for the Republican ticket, at Gloy-
er, Tuesday and returned to Oake,
to vote--just one minute too late.
The first meeting of the progress
i've euchre club was held at tha res
idence of Maj. E. G.. Baldwin
Thursday evening. A very pleasant
time is reported.
Marshall & Yerkes are building a
large addition to their barns. Rit.
terbush / Son are doing the work
and!the addition extends the.length
Of the yard, east and west.
FoUED,-A pocket-book contain
ing a sum Of money. Looser can
have same by proving ownership
and payipgsfor this ad.
... A. ANDERSON & Co.
The new Methodist minister con.
Quoted services Sunday evening in
the Presbyterian church and preach.
ed his initial sermon here. Those
who heard him were we'll pleased
with his discourse.
Rev. F. ]. Giddings started fol
Bloomington, ILL.,, this morning
where he will enter school until
next juno, when he expects to re.
sumo ministerial work in the North
Dakota conference. His sister, Mrs
Chase, will remain in Edgsley 70,
some time. The best wishes of ou1
people accompany them both.
James McManus and four car.
loads Of graders returned, Monday
from work on the Hapkinson sxten.
sion, as there were more graders
than engineers to get the road
ready for them. The contractor
said that he would telegraph then
when they were ready to begin grad.
ing on the extension from Monan.
20.
This is Our Motto: "A famil,
for every quarter section Of land
Intensive and not extensive farm.
ing.'-Great Northern R. R. A
good motto to adopt for Cakes anc
| vicinity, A careful, painstakine
farmer and stock. raiser on eyer1
quarter section in this yicin,t,,
| would add more than anything els,
to the valuation Of the country ane
! the trade Of this city.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07

The 500 Line 10 the shortest and best equipped
me between Oakes and minneapolis, st. Paul
and all Canadian and New England p9inus, o,.,.
and Boston. Only enc change Of cars nom MI. MIN
aeapoiis to Portland, Maine, Springfield, Mass
HALIFAX, N. g., or New York City.
&, =. A., Minneapolis, MINI. AZ By1os,,
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-11-07
The People Of North Dakota and Dickey County Have
Spoken and Decided That They Have
NO USEFOR DEMOCRATS
The Entire State Ticket Elected Despite the United Efforts
of Democrats and Their Aid Societies.

THE DEMOCRATS WILL NOT COME FROM THE BUSHES
TO TALK COUNTY POLITICS AND. THE RE-
PUBLICANS DON'T CARE TO DISCUSS
THE SITUATION ELSEWHERE!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
CAMBRIDGE.

Warner Lodge No. 80 f. and a. ~, held
a special meeting, Saturday evening, Fob
/ i'uay "A new blacksmith has moved
| IN aJ the Boro. Ira Brush hns returned to
| MS home in Ohio. Hattie Wilcox Ina. been
| stopping few days with n brother in
| FIetchrr The Cambridge cornet band gave
! u musical entertainment at Bclyidcrc June
| toh, Friday evening, February 21.-
! charles Newell who has boon in Connect
cut Tor the past year, has engaged to work
Tor +. Sharpley on the William Lang place
IN Essex for two months. He has been
stopping in Cambridge FOR a whilc.--A lex
ahder Lang and Arthur Wool have taken
the contract o. Cling the railroad ice house
at the Centre.-1hesvillage school I'll the
hpro closed on Friday, February a. -Alon-
70 Kingsley has been granted IA pension. -
H. W. iarmcn and Oscar Atwood were in
boston last week. II. II. Payne will carry
on inc VI alter Whealoci; farm this year
ana lhomas Hovdo the present occupant
"ilI carry on 'hc Dan Cutting farm.
Henry and Carl Weston wore called home
rom Now Hampshire by telegraph to at
tend the funeral of their father. Frank
WESTON, who died Friday by hanging him
sell IN his barn. The funeral was largely
attended sunday afternoon at the second
congregations. church at JcTarsynviile.
many Wore present from adjoining towns.
Rev f.. Whoelock officiating.
fred Reynolds died OF typhoid pneumo-
MIA last Thursday. The funeral took plac,
on Sunday at the home Of his sister. Mrs
Merritt Wilson, Kew. J. L. Bowen oGiciu-
ting. Emma Edwards i, in poor health
Nlias Flood il hctter.-1'hc receipts Of the
FRIDAY evening entertainment given by the
l. 9. q. I. were &lJ3j. Tho entertain
maht viii he repeated March Z, at the town
nan at JeiiorsOnylle Charles Holmes and
wife have taken small girl from The or
phan 5 home ut Burlington Smith Gallup
mas taken his mothers farm to carry on
this year, known rs the old Gallup farm
Rev. Mr., Elliott Of Waterbury will conduct
the services at the Centre next Sunday. -
Quite number OF the farmers in this east
part OF the town are drawing saw dust from
Tho Notch to pack ice. Erwin Home, is
running The engine in the Notch this week.
W arner Stanuard is to work for Henry
Nyc TIN, year. Miss Hemmnway Of Bel
videro Is at work for r. b. Thomas at JEFF
icrsonvi'le -Orren Hayes is moving into
N" tenement of Mrs. Freeman ut tine Cen
ire. -Cnarles Checsnan has rented Mrs
tady's farm. A fine literary programme
was rendered nj the box party given by the
Ladies Mite society, February %. ct JET
tersonvllle. Eli Warner slipped on the ice
last Sunday and broke his arm Mr., lIial
Chase was buried last Thursday. She WI,
% years old. She leaves husband and
one son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
RANDOLPH.

The town school meeting Friday was not
represented by some districts on account OF
the bad ronds. The Brookhold stage failed
to reach here Friday. -Prof. Beard is doing
large lumber business. il. BlodEctt ha.
Just received a car load Of Canada ashes. 1891
The town officers met the 2lst They find
the highway bill much smaller than last
year In effort is being made to hire u
Congregational minister here.
j. d. Morse returned to South Dakota
Monday. James Wech has returned from
Boston.
Last year the town officers wore elected
by ballot all names on one ticket. The
question IS being agtGtod now whether a
caucus be held, or go back TO the old sys
tenn. Most of the town officers have given
good satisfaction
Mr. Alexander has moved here from
Rochester to live with his son Albert. Two
OF The SIX school directors terms eXpire this
spring, j. i. Adams and c. W. Blodgott. -
Edna Parish OF Northficld had lcaa engaged
to teach tie village school ncxC term. Tho
personal property Of Dana Carpcn,er is TO
bc sold by Constable l.. Parish the 21th. -
lrof. &. T.. Beard vas called to Orange
sunday to attend the funeral of his mother.
The Adams creamery is getting about
5000 pounds Of milk every other ay.-Mrs.
Milan Hebard is sck.--Tue Na,hhurn
brothers have moved OH to the farm they
purchased of &. W. Hodges.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
ST. GEORGE

The venerable George K. Hinsdil is fast
losing strength; hi, right side has been
completely palayHod since the ljth.-Nlrs.
Il. X. Forues and Cynthia lIinsdale ARE
slowly recovering from severe sickness. -
Miss brinda and Samuel 1illov arc spend
ING the week in town guests of their uncle.
II. II, Tiliey.-A surprise party 10 the
number Of 100 met at the hous. of Raw O.
Castle, February u, and enjoyed pleas
ant evening; refreshments were served and
all wished Mr.. ana Mrs Castle health and
success III their new fed.--l'rof. j. A. De-
Boer Of Montpelier has been engaged to de-
liver the decoration day address at Hines
burgh.
The venerable George K IIinsdill died
February p, aged about IS years. Mr..
Hmsdill scent few years in the gold mines
OF California when that country was new
Cummings v. K. G., No. 20, will hold
their second entertainment with Mrs
James Millham on Friday evening. March
!; an oyster supper will be served, the pro-
ceeds to he used for the erection of an ad-
dition to the q. 4. i. hall; good music and
dancing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
BRISTOL.


George y. Cove has sold his shoe store TO
Charles Moslcy, late of Burlington. Tho
latt'r has ongaged Frank Steele ~ salesman.
About 100 ATTENDED Fridays railroad
meeting. Or. Dean was chosen chairman
nnd NJ. W. Wilson secretary. Remarks
were made by representatives Of Lincoln,
Starksboro, Monkton and Bristol. Com
lnit'ees were appointed to canvass each
town and find out how much each person
would give. Tho Bristol committee is com
posed OF j. j. Ridley, A. \. Dean, Y. Il.
Patterson ana a. J.. Cam. The prevailing
opinion is that this town will have to bond
itself in order to secure a road The
"oFi bond acts as scare
crow for those who have no
desire TO get out of the ruts in which their
iorcfathers left them. The meeting ad-
iourn d TO this friday evening. The "svn-
dicnte' are to have the line surveyed from
here to New Haven depot, TO see if the cN-
pense can be lcssened There is, of course
considerable discussion in regard TO a rail
road, still the major portion Of the people
are not Thoroughly awake. If our citizens
Wouid exhibit the same spirit tncy do in Il
pohtical campaign, there would he no doubt
about the construction OF railroa
1t is to he hoped that some
books and help benefit their neighhors bv
working in favor of the road Tie future
growth and prosperity of this own depends
III Il great measure ON the securing of a
railroad. II is the opinion of many that if
the present offer is declined that Bristol will
not again have an opportunity OF securing
railroad at 50 small a cost or within The
EeNt 10 years.
DURING seven months in 1850 4. l.. Cain
TO. shipped over 600 wagon loads, or o.
car loads of slaves from New haven depot.
Their shipment, from Nergennes 10y water
and from Jonesvile would make nearly l9j
car loads
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church continue through this week. There
was union meeting sunday morning in
the Advent church. Rev f. Richardson
preached forcibe and instructive sermon.
In the afternoon there was an Old fashioned
love feast at the Methodist church. attend
ed by large congregation, as was also TIE
evening services at the same place.
Another party arrived in town Monday
ready to make proposition looking to the
construction of "A railroad Ii looks now
as though Bristol could get II railroad if
the people are willing to pay Tor it.
MIS-. {. i. Bush is in Boston for medi-
C'H treatment. y telegram received from
or. Aent, who accompanied her. reports
mat She IS getting along nicely, with every
prospect Of recovery.
Lots of politics here at present, State.
congressional and town being run in to
Sether. The opinions are as numerous us
the candidates. There is prospect of some
surprises at the coming town meeting. Also /.
some disappoutmcnts
James NJ. Day started Tuesday for Den |
YER Col, with a view of locating some
where IN the st-Dr. and Mrs. Z. f. |
White arrived home Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
HlGHGATE.

Fred Sears of Manchester, y. H.. is visit
ing his parents hero.-Mrs. d. V. Powers of
Franklin and {. l.. Lyon of Burlington are
in town.-Leon Greenio and Miss Della La
Roe nre married; the bride was the second
wife of the higamist Fred Lurette. now
serving term at Windsor. Eugene Bovat
hurt his hand severely in the machinery of
the saw mill, and Win Barr the
same while packing ice. -Myron
Green is pressing and shipping quite
II quantity of hay from this station, paying
from IS to $40 per one. II. Lyon is
able to attend to business. e. c. Thomp-
son will take possession of the postoflice at
the Centre, March Tho party at Joseph
Bovat's was attended 10y about - persons
About 60 of Miss Stolla Cray's friends sur
prised here by q visit the 2Oth.-One hun
dred and thirty-one dogs We're granted IL
censes by the town clerk in 1889. Mrs
Evelyn French of New York city is the
guest of Mrs. y. B. Cutlar-Dr. Bates,
who has been very sick, is gaining
DIR. Il. A. Bates of Ilighgate is in a very
critical condition from typhoid pneumonia
following la grippe. Very slight hope is
entertained Of his recovery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
WEST MILTON.

Rev c. \. saith of Fairfax VIII preach
IN exchange with Rev \. y. Ford at Mil
ton BIO March Mr.. Fred Lafountain'
family were moved to their home near
Cneckcrberrv by their friends and neigh
bor3. Fred was carried on a bed, and stood
the journey wcll.-frank Page carries on
the Mills farm --Thoma5 Berry carries on
Capt. A. c. Fay, farm ana Jimmie l.aporte
Lucius Watson s.--imos Hill carries
on the Carr farm, and Walter Denver
moves 70 Adan Hurlburt's in Georgia. -
The Milton Boro eighth school district school
taught 10y Miss Belle Page Of Essex closed
Friday with exercises. There were quite
number OF visitors present The most notice
able piece was one spoken by Master Wood,
a lad OF six years son of G. Ii. Wood, al
ways Growing. II has been a successful
term. Capt. Fay rendered the teacher in
behalf of her pupils a sum of money suiii-
Client 20 purchase a writing desk Kate AT
Lins Of Montpelier is visiting friends here.
Mrs. II. c. Blake and daughter, Gertie,
are visiting Mrs. BlaL9'5 sisters at ST. Al
bans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
NEW HAVEN.

W. c. Sherman has bought the black
smith shop of Il. d. Chase and Mr.. Chase
has bought the farm Of :, W. Partch on
East street. known as the Wetherbee farm.
Mr.. Partch has purchased the Powell farm
in Bristol.
a dramatic entertainment by the young
people Is being talked of-The committee
to raise funds toward erecting another
church have been canvassng he town with
good success.-The concert by the New
Haven band on the evening of February 81
was attended by about 30 young people and
was very enjoyable affair. The supper
was excellent and dancing and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED ill., The band are to
be given reception by the citizens Of Ad-
olson soon. The winter term of Beeman
academy will close on March ) and has been
prosperous one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
CHELSEA.

The council called to assist in the installa
ton of Rev. Barker Is. Sherman over tn,
congregational church in Chelsea assem-
DIed Friday. Rev. c.. H. Merrill of St
Johnsbury was chosen moderator. and Rev.
ldrys Jones of Wiiliamstown scribe The
candidate presented "A statement Of re.
hSlouS experience and theological belief
supplemented by answers to few uues-
lions, and the examination was voted salts
factory on motion OF Row Thoma, :. Hub
bard of Iunbridge, seconded by Rev. +. f..
ucrrick of Milton. both former pastors OF the
church. At the installation Rev. George
Jenes offered the Invocation PRAYER and
read the Scriptures, Rev. DR.. Allen Hazen
OF Hartland preached the sermon from
John IS !: Rev c. II. Merrill delivered
the charge to the pastor text /, Tim. iv: IS:
after prayer by Rev. Thomas $. Hubbard,
Rev. II. l.. Ward of Royalton gave the
right hand of fellowship; then Rev f. T..
Herri"k, the former beloved pastor, with
exquisite taste and tact gave the charge to
the people happily prefacing his wise and
iud!cious advice with this captivating sen
tence. Treat your new pastor Just as you
treated me- The afternoons interesting
services We're closed with a benediction
from Rev. b. r. Sherman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
EAST BRCOKFIELD.

Mary Upham has gone TO Uxbrid-e.
Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs DR. Part
ridge Esther Dyer is very sick, and Mrs
y. W. Freeman is dangerously sick.
Brookiield Grange is hay Ing quite boom. -
Many young people are joining. Town au-
ditors met last week and report the town
as having money in the treasury. Ruth
Sprasuo received her friends Friday even
ing.-Mrs. T. j. Sargent has hired teue-
ment at Williamstown and will move the
first of March. The teachers association
met Saturday and completed its organi2a-
ton. Many important questions We're dis
cussed. The association has about 80 men,
Ders Next meeting March S.-W. W.
Sprague has been engaged to continue his
school six weeks more At South Barre
Prof. ODER has very fourishing class in
music here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28

O. q. Phelps was around Monday solicit
ing names, asking fer the appointment as
enumerator for tho census oi THIS town.
Comrade Capt A. G. Fay is already an app
plicant md has tho best of recommends
tons.
A. n. Austn's interest in the hotel was
sold Monday at public auction to C. W.
Wittcrs for 9iC0 The property is mort
gagged for more than it can he sold for on
which foreclosures are being brought in the
April term of court.
William Landon has V. b. Phelps pac-
ing colt from South Hero for training -
There was nc service in the Congregational
church last Sunday, the minister Rev. L.
l.. lieuHcb and family having been called
TO Randolph to attend the funeral of Mrs
icrrick's father
Several copies of the February go number
OF News and Citizen were received in
town, evidently mailed from the Office. --
Echoes from Lamolle'' IN the FREE PRESS
the 22d, occasioned numerous pleasant re-
marks as having been written by some one
who knew the inside WORKING Of tho guberna-
torlal wheel in sptnky i.amollS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. j. NJ Willard presented her hui.
band with baby boy last week William
Kelley has received Il pension OF S21 pel
month aud $1,000 arrears. e. A. Barton
of MiddleseS is moving on to the old Bar
Ton place. Ashley Hubbard has quit farm
ing and is moving TO Montpelier. A por.
ton OF the Willard Cutler farm has been
bought by parties in Montpelier for the
purpose Of quaTying building stone. -
There Is talk of putting il pulp mill on
the east side of the river where the old
grist mill was.-There We're two whist par
ties at l.. II. Templeton's last week. The
prize winners were Fred Jacobs and linda
Jones, Austin Templeton and Marcella
Young.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
ESSEX JUNCTION.
evening.

Isaac Lunt while drawing ice from the
river last Thursday fell into hole whore
ice had bson taken out and came near being
drawn under by the current, but succeeded
ia drawing himself out with no injury save
a cold beth.
Fred Stanley, who has been running p
wheelwright shop in the old Stanley SHOP
fer she last Few years, has given up the
business and engaged 10 worl; for his broth
err, Oratnol, making wrenches. The old
eaop has Ssen rented 20 Charles Rue. from
Bristol, who xiii run repair and paint
shop.
As William Oaks al Il lady from Burling-
lon weSo driving up e Esssx Saturday their
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Phelps's lecture will be given March
u instead of the It'll as announced Miss
Phelps was the guest of Mrs. Edward
Fields while in town.--On Thursday even
ing there was a drama and musical en-.
tertainment at the Baptist church. Charles
laggart has accepted position with $. e.
Russell in his store at Wcst Charlotte. -
William Cleveland is moving from Monk
ton into the house owned by X. c. Beers
south Of his residence. Nj. II. Hosford
has let his farm TO Mr.. Smith and Mr.. VIII
loughby has leased the Dean Hosford farm
20 Mr.. Ellison of Monkton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
SHELBuRNE.

T. Il. Hart has returned from Ocean
Springs, Miss. DIR. II. J.. otebJins who has
been visiting friends in town, has returned to
New York where he has a fine position in q
hospital.-Alrs G. L. Blair, who hus been
sick for the past two weeks, il slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Allen Peria died Tuesday of pneu-
monla after week Of painful sickness. She
was j years old and leaves a husband and
10 children to mourn her loss She was a
devoted wife and mother
DR.. w. $. Webb and family return to
New York Thursday. They sail for Europe
March 5.-The ladies have engaged Miss
Minnie Phelps to give lecture at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
March j. at ,:3O