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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
NENTENL RAILROAD or NEW.JERsEI.
" FOOT OF LIBFRTY.ST.. NORTH RIVER

Time Table OF June IS. ESQ Ana.
town 'S ass,R cs fer Fss's@ l'sS
ga nd s:%s SSnoYS
Aras h.ss a. s"s sS ,na Gs..eo
p lea fsse Hsa:
sons Ha @.Dfs Maueh Chunk sn'
70; S; %sn Gha hsH' w HssassSHs
S;J. s bars r. .S Saf to ln &t
ss;sa MsS&s n LAKE Mss'lG; ass
ioi'>, ON sunaayp for ka;to" Bethlehem" Allen
cAsus so E IL TO- uart".s wsssDar;s scranton Tam
aqt' 80 ~ va &or "nnsiOn. Lake Hopaeons, Ea''0n
H. s $S u sss s!s%n S"s.orn x,os.
cAans ains .r,sor. Sc ss ,Ds S at 30
~ 90 I'd p ,aS Is: s's:
I'd fsH s. r,a ss &C. 30 IL g. l.? 10 10 - M sunday
" is s; a,..a; ssT e h,ssty
is ii Is ~, 80 4;so 80 ~ p M sundays
Vg For = AK Toms. River and Barnssa 100. s
For h sS Haya Atlantic City. vnSand and Bridge
tom % s2r.n old 100 200 is. a. l;so. 40
r &. 90 o. 90 5 81, l?: 81 rs sum
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
r,5 TS, n,sasa 20 ss'G,so. TS 90 f1
X;la@t HG, 80 .? saa a ~ Z 50 50 s'iS mr.
For r Lskrwccd Tons River and Barnecss. 80. 40
For IbrSn tra ,rovs. Asoury Parx Point p!ea.aSS
&C. ut As 90 IL 90 Q. H.. ", 10 81 . ~
For Bach Maven Atlantic CITY. vneland. Brde"ton'
TuE rMILADlli'HLA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Tor Philadelphia ~ Sc" 10 90 II 50 a. r. pio NJ
81 Spxls;. . o. ii 90 a M. ZOO. $50 ''0' wv
ioi htofe and Washington dali =, 49, y IN s'A'
ram, Er.nE a. - II >, "a p;s 81, ~. have coz:
ne" t' . s%T rva's is Ill rs.s-
a, MA =, - 80 Pull; p,rs s,as AZ "a 81 m =
lie Kss aud FAR ' ss 'us an niI
!ii, 9.i Lao 49, ,n"alws Is: ctnaf Sr, "t SD
New. York Transfer Company viii cell for and chss
; bar",g" from hotel or residence
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
| WAY COMPANY. -
Passenger ar Jay and t.i sts ~ loIo"S
n,J M.4Sytona. Tor: JriSi; MSassclIS. r 1a;s
n.i! M$ssas MaiS: ts sssa AZ
DaIs ta'sarS Hurley H. L!otrt wh'tF snr ssmpbeu
,,, Lake. M TS .aa MIMI 3 w.k Valley
tons MIddirtown Boon NJ bur- tllcnNc Port Js.sS
Mont,.l.o faii>burs. nurcy>ilir. Liberty, WHIT" A
Las. 90 M 4Sd;., M for MfD ossaA
o-" 80 E.rhts."r. N!atan fa'lS' prt'o'" e""''N
Nm t;a.s IA; 1 sa'i PsIs , ssE;
tDaiiy through. Other trains daily except h,thS
raS al s lS S" s'' a9S .'F'"ss''
J. e. NNDI.IISON q. Il. A.. IL Exchanc" Pllre ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
REAL ESTATE.
prsINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Paw, .,o anncarance Of the floor at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday 1t was obvious that t"'S ."'Ao
had passed low.water mark and Is again Oh 'Ao
cendant several largo sales Of small lots arc ao
vecd for tho middle ana end Ut 9e the fall
f ass's cd IN %oaE D0 c%Ss
c Eu,s William G. Lester and other OdtImers were
on tho door yesterday. ,,. r,... s,x,,.s. between
wc MOI GS ana and III bre
81 Is four,tory high stoop private mouse S
T In bidding started saSoo and ran t. saS S6"s
H. Gershel the buyer No. 3O: similar mouaT n
f S9 Is to sasioo NJ Smith was the buyer
New.York Wednesday, September ., 1sSo'
Tn. following sales were held ct the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day: .. -.
A.sery building. with lot N9 3os west ~. e io5
,. a",a' Hso :isl c:' H. 'sr.Se $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs-N. Y. CITY
I16th.,t. g.. 200 It " Of Sth:avs +5Sloo; Simon q
..h aver e & s.S GS, David
,sd SDp'nAs sst Of o;hsv asssos2SSs5s 1000
a 2 n",hn, T. augusta YrsEy 1900
Iio sosioc arv A lSt rS " TeGenss
1ienry,ss. W q Villain soomon 1880
sutiTlh;s s No l.; Celia huoehe.en' " '". 245oo
RdEe iSS s q pssSr hscS and another 2o7So
o'I, @ M sIs .ssioo 1920
l1Gth;st no Wds y, O. 3u.tay Prosatuky $4,000
2d'a, .,,n, n.., "a + Fla c. KiHsr' 1880
aS. 30 and d wiz. Of to .ase $500
sh,Ne 20 nd ts t IdHaid SC IntyrS $4,000
Sane P,oGEs1y EAwad Mein'y'e 70 H"~ $4,000
2davc - nd an ,is ~ OF Elsa Moses 1850
7'tss ;smaas to 70 hsa 4 Ct 49, s. %
TiGona,c 2os IL Of i 20 En,na Frsks 37o0
6thanc s. 20 ~ 9f 10 Foc.. 10000
nri.wod; ihdsi; Hugh Canr and Wi" " loo
To, 30 man E"I,.cra IA ,siord and other property
eth ward. Katharine Jackson to Thomas 40 900
i2Gt,. 20 IT, % I nacoid iaIght 10000
53d..t II 900 II u lothavc. 'oAloo?' E'so o. IN
za:-cr to Virgil !hurkan at N.,,o,o,,.,n Raj -'''
T,,.tr Association 2ith Ward Si"gmnhd LIN q --o
'crG u to sophie w. rth'in: ,,,,oo. -''"'
Lac ,,'y> T., ",5 oh 4" 10 VI sion % 900
Isnu,..t 40 ii Fat; WIN Martin ami VIE =, 600
Con- '!and,,,t No 10 Martina rue" " ''' w.. 10000
Al ,npi' Az" n W cor ~, la,u 81 900
o3l.st VI 336 w.st Lurnr!a n a d. An2ar'a ., ooo
o. ana ah"n , I" "a = r,y,. o Frank g., ny 5000
istav, No :o:i John Indrrb'tg' and WIZ l" 10 600
l2Hn ,;ci,y 3 T., u ,oho q" r.,. ana VII ~ 1880
I.ed.st. IL II Of i,,v' ?''>i'o Kaih ~ zoo
-in" nndy to IAN ~, .l,"n -, 10 Mary '0''
sth;,yr No :''c James h'Y aug WIZ :" '' 10000
?sn,, n SrM , :. o, 70 " PUN 1900
57th.-i No IL: Wet td~ar! W 'and'" and "''"
wa"r..t No III; August E'rG"n"i and wife TO - ,oo
Ia ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

a. RESyEp .om a.
S,.s. B%adSsy between u, T~ Ws!
is Foarsasss.. sSrnsr sESenth;s!. 100 Tsirdsye
100 Ms' 80
the HARLEM OFFICE. 1870 Fast onehundred-snd
twenty NTH ST. W to D. NJ. Ae regular once Setoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

Co1-rON-Thc spot market ruled easy but ~
nr,ccs for the New cotton was oiets which
,mortcd today 800 bales for consumDto OF ~.n
made last evening Por: recepts 10 - Da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
STAINED.

Good OIdparv...........S,,s ttM 1Oo
strict Good Ordnavot Niuuii's , ~, .d
,hs opton market the opening prices showed an az
,,nce ~ nonts but with consdc able s,iinH Oh
nnv,t fha weakness which has ben tht -,
~ he market Of became evident anu IN EN- daV
al ,nrescn,ei a ne a., line Of ga nonts of tl' ua
pirSool op,nad at I6id decline but recovered Oio'e V
-. Saes bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

Refined oil me hanged AZ 30 cents yer gallon in
barrslS and 90 cents III 'd"',.
Foreign quota ons-.\n'wcrp. 10 -" ]" . = francs {.
Ercucu eco MARKS: London. > > "a = pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
Conntrp Board.

CA VERY HOUSE" Katonah. n. Y.-Amonc Muscoo:
n II Ms healthy delightful boatinC near station
hgh ground ovrlooking Croon Valley every advantage
Of fam terms. - ~ ~
A uEAUTIFUI. SUMNER HOME nrs. elass for re.
"A nned family or party OF sdults large priv Tnansion
one hour; gas Mater. bath high location health view
unexcclled extensive lawns, walks shade tnnit stab
ling near station AddIess Cs Sl2 Bway2d moor or call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
HAVANA MARX F. 7

HAVANA MARKET.
Spanish gold. 24ja+d:t6 ENrhang" quiet sugar
Arm 900 bags cen; iugal 81 d.gr'.'- p"af1aon were
odd at ~ 20 gold qun:a 9. 100 Bag ha--'' -Htnr
oroe. no,7ation w,r. sold at - 20 gold per qintl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

V1JIIBURTON .HY.THE.SEA.
w SPRING LAKE. SEW-JFRSEY.
WILL REMAIN OrEN UNTIL OCTOBER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

New.York, Wcdhesu1y, oepVIIIOcF U w.
The following sales were held at the Exchange H"'
Auction Room to-day .c.. =.
4..tory building with lot No 302 West shth'st
.. ilth.ave lot I0NlOo.2; NJ d. smith :4ioo .
similar house, with lot. No 322 Wrst soth'st
W llthave, lot 2lxlO2.2; II. iershel, 49,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
WlNHALL HOLLOW.

David Aldrich is at work for the
Livermore Sons in their mill
Miss Eta Sheldon is at work fol
Geo. Gardner, and her sister for X.
f. Hewes.
The N. S. Gates house is empty.
Mr.. Bowen having moved to the south
part of the town.
Johnny Wilson of Townshend is
stopping at Geo. Barnard's for 9
while.
Martha Phillips is visiting in
Townshend this week.
X. F. Hewes has traded his nice
colt to Walter Thompson.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
THE LONDONDERRY SITTER,
AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE.

ii, p, Chase has bargained his en-
tire stock of goods to l.. I. Land
man and his nephew, viii ii. Land
man. The parties are now engaged
in invoicing and when through will
take possession, II there is no slip up,
Mr., Chase has been in the mercantile
business in this place for little over
twenty years, and in that time has
sold great many goods. He was q
very obliging merchant and had a
wide extended trade, and many will
regret that he has given up the bust
ness.
The new firm comes in full of young
blood. The senior partner, Luke T.,
has been engaged for several years
in the Sewing Machine and Organ
business, while viii IL. has been
clerking for Mr.. Chase during the
past year. Both are young men OF
character and good standing and will
bring to their aid any amount of push
and energy, which, without doubt
will win for them success, as all viii
most heartily wish.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8. 1890.
Mai. Dunton and family went t.

Maj. Dunton and family went to
Poultney last week to look after his
property, BY the way the Maj. owns
one of the finest cottages out OF
mauy that nestle close to that beau
tiful body of water Lake st. Cath
crime, where with his family he has
spent the summer months, returning
to their home in Dorset to remain
with us during the winter months.
The Maj, enlisted in 1861 and went
out as orderly Sergeant of Company
+ lifth Vt, vol, and was promoted
to Lieut.. in Co. F. He was severely
wounded at the battle of Fredricks-
burg, afterwards transferred to the
Vet. Res. Corps and soon after the
close of the war of the rebellion he
received commission in the Regular
Army where he remained until being
permaturely disabled was placed on
the retired list as Capt. and Brew.
Maj. and returned To his birth place,
purchasing the DR.. Mason home
stead on this he made extensive re-
pairs and now has the finest residence
in the Village, May he live long and
enjoy the benedictions of a grateful
people, and his monthly stipends
from an overloaded treasury.
1t is a great pleasure to your CORE
spondent to know that SO many pa
pers in our state favor the nominal
ton of our very excellent Lieut.. Gov
ernor, U. A. Woodbury., to the hi III
est honor in the gift of our state.
Miss Maria Holley was summoned
to her home from Michigan last week
to the bed side of her aged father
whose life was despaired of.
Miss Amy Lake, daughter of
Henry Lake of Wells, is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Olive Roberts.
Martin Blakley of Granville, N Y
spent day in Dorset last week.
Mine host Farwell of the London
derry honse was in town last week
John has the reputation of keeping
a good house and while he caters tc
the wants of the inner man does no
forget himself, you bet.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
LANDGROVE.

Miss Lillian Childs of Stoneham,
Mass. is at home for short time.
There will be a 5 cent sociable at
f. & NJ. Hall on Tuesday eve, Apr.
Sth. All are invited.
A pleasant event took place at A.
c. Carley's on Monday eve. 1t be-
ing the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage, the "better half" thought it a
fine plan to surprise her ''liege lord
by inviting their friends to celebrate
the occasion. At an early hour,
Alvah was decoyed from his home fol-
ride, and upon his return, found tc
his surprise that forty guests had Ia
ken possession of his domain. The
evening passed pleasantly in socia
talk, music, etc. Refreshments were
served, and the company departed
about midnight hoping to be with thu
host and his good wife at their mex
anniversary.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
THAT CIDER CASE.

We have received the following
from one of our leading citizens;
Poor George! When matters come
to that pass that one cannot take dose
of Woodward's pills and little hard eli
der to work them off ithout being fined
five dollars and costs it seems little
hard good many more than half sus-
pect that it is blind to cover others
tracks. If our prosecuting officers would
go the rounds, make clean sweep, for
examples sake, of all whose breath smells
of the cider barrel and rum cask people
would have less occasion to find fault.
| This putting the screws to few isolated
cases that are more deserving of pity
and charity than censure and prosecution,
and letting the many influential ones go
scot-free looks little one-sided, and Is
sure, sooner or later, to bring discredit
to all concerned and the cause they rep
resent"
Our correspondent is enti ely right
|
in theory but mistaken as to the
facts in this case. 1t was currently
reported, at the time, that other par
ties were engaged in this affair, arc
were really the guilty ones, but al
investigation made by States Attor'
ney Cudworth revealed no evidence
whatever tending to show it. Wher
our prosecuting officers show a dispo
sition to screen the influential guilt,
the SITTER will be as swift to con.
denim it as our correspondent, but a:
vet it has no evidence that such
fact exists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
BONDVILLE.

The funeral of Judge Graham took
place on Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. Whit
ney of Jamaica, officiating. All of
the deceased's children were present.
A CARD OF THANKS.
We extend, on behalf of our mo-
Their and ourselves, our heartfelt
thanks for kindnesses and help in our
late bereavement, by friends and
peighbors. We particularly lament
that in our grief and preoccupation
we had no opportunity to express our
sincere gratitude for sympathy and
help, in person, to the choir and to
those friends who came to our mother
with aid and comfort in her affiiction
before her children arrived.
Frank II. Graham,
Mr.. & Mrs r. C. Wagner,
Mr.. & Mrs. O. X. Sutherland.
Mr.. & Mrs. A. p Graham, Jr.,
f. w. Graham.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
M MANCHESTER.
strike.

During March 2Sth and 18th more snow
fell than at any one storm the past
Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus England have
moved to New Jersey, where they will
reside.
H. S. Hopkins, who talked of moving
to Bennington has decided to remain in
town.
c. F. Orvis has bought the Watson
place just north of the village.
Malcolm Garfield r. w. Dean and VIM
III. Smith, as list rs, began their work at
the south part of the town April lst.
Mrs. J. A. Woods has gone to Boston
for few days.
Mrs. 0manda Cushman, of New York,
has been making a visit to her parents,
blr. and Mrs. Sylyanus Boynton.
VIM. Graham, from the far West. Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. II. f. Baldwin.
Considerable maple sugar has been
made about here the past week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
NJ AN HESTER DEPOT.

The following owing to failure of
the mails did not reach us until after
last weeks issue was printed. Ed. I
Willard Munroe's house is pro-
crossing nicely.
Fred Bourn is going to occupy his
house this year.
John Rice is going to move into
the Depot.
The Star house is to be occupied
by James Russell.
Ed Archibal died Monday. also
VIM. Evans, an old resident of this
town.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

Preserve this copy of the SITTER to
refer to when you buy school books.
Eugono Hall has moved into the
"old shebang."
Mrs. DR.. Howard is visiting with
her brother, F. H. Howard.
Edna johnson has rented the
Clough place for another year.
Little Miss Mary Ross started this
morning for West Gardner, Mass.
to visit her sister, Mrs. Henry Shanks.
Walter Davenport has moved into
the Josiah Goddard tenement, known
as the Hart house.
Frank Belden, who has been at
work in Brattleboro, has secured en-
ployment in Hoosick Falls, and left
Monday morning.
by reference to our marrige column
it will be seen that another So. Lon
donderry boy has taken a life partner.
Congratulations, Charlie.
The weather is fine and our farmer
friends are reveling in the maple
sweets of life.
Fred d. Babbitt has gone to Brat
tleboro where he has secured employ
ment for the season. Fred is a good
worker and will be sure to keep up
his row.
John Greenwood, who has been in
the employ of Fl. p. Chase for over
year, left Monday morning for his
home in Townshend, he losing his
position here on account of Mr.. Chase
selling out. He has secured employ.
ment with Adams & Park at Chester,
and will commence with that firm in 3
few days. Mr.. Greenwood is {
pleasant gentleman and will doubles:
please his new employers and max,
many friends, as he did while here.
James Grimley has moved into
Mrs. Stewards tenement just vaca
ted by Walter Davenport.
The Peanut party held at the tow
hall on Tuesday evening by the Y
F.. s. e. f. was a pleasant success
goodly number being present an
everything passing off pleasantly.
The child of Mrs. Dickinson, tina
died week before its mother an
was buried at the middle town, wa
taken up last Friday and re-interre
in the same grave with its mother
the Yearly cemetery.
Mrs. Ella Howe has gone to Brat
tleboro to work.-Will Holden ha
moved on the Ed. Livermore farm
Sem Cobb, who has been occupyin
the place, has moved to his HON
farm, the Welcome Mason place. :
Lee Coleman will continue to wor
for l.. N. Vale & Son the commin
season.-Frank Clough works fo
Danl. elder.-Eugene Hall fo
Josiah Pierce. Allie Davis for iona
Hunting.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

"Penny wise, pound foolish" is
well illustrated in the shortsighted
farmer who buys cheap fertilizer
when for an additional cost of 20 to
30 cts. an acre he can obtain Brad
ley's Standard Fertilizers, which are
conceded to be the standard of excel
lenoe among dealers and farmers
alike.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, being duly ap-
w p inlei by the Hon Probate Court fer the
D.. rio, of Westminster, Comm s'"iers TO e
ceive. examine and adjust all "a ms AMI de
mands of all persons asa.h>r tns e,ta.e OF
JOHN AIKEN, late of Londonderry, in "a
District, deceased, and also all ca ms ami DE
mands exhibited in Offset thereJo; and *
months from the fifth day of March last, being
allowed b. said Court for that purpose we do
therefore hereby give NOTICE, that we will at
tend to the hn.iness of oar sad appni atmeai,a
the late dweE NJ of sal lecea sed, in Lot,doh
de =, in said D'..e,s, on the foueth dag of
A ali twent.,- dsy of June neN,, from ore
o cock P. until four O'Clock, p. NJ, on es' h
of said days.
J W. MsfsSpr, tCommsssiopers.
W. W. PItRCE, .o'n'"'ss'o"e's.
J. L. Martin, Admir-.
LONDONDERRY, Vt, Mar. lah, A. d. 1880.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
so, WlNDHAM.


Rev, C, A Votey is going through
the sermon on the Mount in u series
of sunday morning sermons.
Ezra Pierce seems to be improving,
Mr., Bowman from Arlington has
rented the Aldrich farm and moved
there,
Mr.. Holt is on the Hall place.
There will be a school in the Stears'
district the coming term.
Frank Robbins has gone to Green
field, Mass. to work,
Arthur j. Holden goes to Boston
again the first Of April.
Frank Jones of West Townshend
is helping W. IL, Thompson make
some of his nice sugar. Mr.. Thomp-
son has already had more orders fol
sugar than he can fill, unless We have
an extra good sugar season. 1t has
been rather discouraging work 50 far,
Sara A. Thompson has engaged
the village school. She is an exper-
fenced and efficient teacher. The
present committee has been quite Tor
tunate in securing good teachers,
Norman B. Thompson is moving
his goods to his farm in Grafton late
" purchased of G. G. Fairbank.
Charlie Whipple and Henry Jeni'
son work for Ezra Pierce the coming
season.
Arthur Smith has engaged to work
five months for Allan Goodell.
Mrs. Lucretia Fisher came neal
having fit of appoplexy a few days
ago. DR.. Osgood of Townshend wa:
called and brought her out of it al
right.
Mrs. Susie Jenison is quite sicl
again.
Mrs. Louisa Richardson has beef
sick, is better now.
Mrs. James +. Whipple is bacl
to her old home.
Rev. c. A. Votey will attend tn
celebration of the 50th aunivel sary O
the Baptist church at Brattleboro
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
Frank A. Votey, NJ. D. of Detroit
Mich, son Of our pastor, sails fC
Europe with his wife the first of May
He will visit his father in this plac
before he goes to Europe. Rev
Chas. A. Votey also expects his so
and family from Burlington, to spen
a part of the summer witt. him.
Mrs. VIM. c. Farr is failing. 81
loses strength every day, She has
heart trouble now. in addition to h,
other ailments, brought On no doul
by la grippe. Her son and his vii
are deeply grieved because of her il
ability 70 reach her home.
Mrs. Asa Whitman gains strengt
slowly. She can walk around bett
) now than she could three weeks ag
when she was moved down to Ranslt
Harringtons. She is very feeble We
and it will take her a long time to +
gain her strength.
The great event of the past wee
in this quiet place was the marrias
of the popular village teacher, Mi
, Luthera W. Howard to Mr.. Win
low A. Puffer. We gladly WELDON
her to permanent place in our Ii
of friends in this society. We co
graduate Win. on the grand succe
which has attended his efforts in wi
ming SO bright an ornament to ado
his home and the society. The be
J wishes of their many friends folio
them in their new life, which we tru
may be long and happy one. "
hope some others in this vicinity m;
be encouraged by Wins success al
| follow in his footsteps.
MAN HESTER DEPOT
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

If your cough keeps you awake and
restless by night, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral and obtain immediate relief.
This remedy allays Inflammation,
heals the pulmonary organs, induces
sleep, and restores health. The SOON
er YOU begin the better.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
BRATTLEBORO.

DEATH Or A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
The community in general is panied
to learn of the death of Mr.. Edward
Crosby, who died Tuesday night, at
his High street residence, at the age
of "A, after a short illness of one
week of pneumonia. He has been a
friend and adviser to great many in
and about town, many of whom placed
the utmost confidence in him, not
only as an adviser, but in time of wan
for he was always and ever ready
to lend helping hand. He was
foremost in any project or enterprise
that would tend to help the town, as
in the way of buildings, railroads and
other enterprises, and it is universally
acknowledged that his death has
made vacancy among our business
men that will be hard to fill.
| stood looking at the new block
near the bridge, being built by Minor,
stranger came along and asked who
was inspector of buildings in this
town | replied we didn't have any.
He laughed and said, well, should
think so-but what could he have
meant
We are glad to see DR.. Conland
out again.
There was little quarrel at Smith
& Hunts shop Monday. One mar
got his arm broken and skull fractur.
ed. Moral: Think twice before yor
strike.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
Pixies FALLS.

L. A. Bourn has moved on his Stratton
farm, known as the Geo. Williams place.
Lee Haven has just returned home from
Saxtons River. where he has been attend
ing school
John Clayton and wife st rted for
South Iancast this afternoon. Mrs.
Clayton's health has been poor for some
time. and her friends sincerely hope that
the journey may prove beneficial to her.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
DORSET.

Mr.. Isaac Barrows of Granville,
n. Y. was in town last week.
The village school commenced the
spring term on Monday, March 31st,
Miss Emily Griffith of East Doret,
teacher.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

&S" ALL persons wishing to have me
furnish factory Milk Cans must let me
know at once, as the stock and trim
mings must be ordered before April 10th.
Prices: A 20 COLON can, Sc; 80 gallon
can, 81; 40 gallon can. SIS. Best iron
clad Can in the world Terms: Cash on
or before June list. No variation.
Respectfully, F. WINCHESTER.