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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-05

CHICAGo. MILWAUKEE h ST. PAUL RAIL
~ wSy-RScine X Southwestern DiviSion-De-
pot TweI tiejh street. between First and Second
avenue, f. ID. W. Holmes agent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-05

DOCK ISLAND II PEORIA RAILwAY-DE-
LIZ pot First avenue and Twentieth atreet. +.
II. Rockwell. AGENT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27
Rnyalfon.

Miss Matte Culyerspent Sunday at home.
Miss Cornelia Stickney is in Boston
studying music.
Mrs. q. A. Laird spent two days in w.
Randolph early in the week.
Austin Adams has purchased the Bow
man place and is soon to take possession.
The ladies aid society Withhold an apron
sale in the Grange Hall Friday evening at
Z O'Clock. Ice cream, cake and coffee will
be served. All are invited to be present
and help towards the fund for repairing
the church.
Have you noticed the new case in w. H..
Laird a Co.'S. store? It contains COM
plete assortment of Diamond Dyes, just
received from the manufacturers, with all
the new colors. Not an old package a.
mong them.
The winter term at the Academy closed
Wednesday for two weeks vacation.
An entertainment was given in the even
ing for the benefit of the drawing room.
The funeral services of Mr.. Andrew
Rand were attended at the Congl church
Saturday, Feb. 10th, with Masonic honors
His death took place at Lyndonville, which
for some time had been his home. A cold
following la grippe and terminating IN
typhoid pneumonia proved fatal. The
church was filed with friends, who came
to show the great respect in which the de-
ceased was held in this place, from which
his removal was sincerely regretted. Mrs.
Rand has the deep sympathy of our en-
tire community in her great sorrow.
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East Barnard.

Harrison Allen from the north part OF
the State is visiting in town.
While Chas Davis was driving to church
his horse became frightened and tipped
him over an enbankment, but fortunately
no serious damage was done.
Chas. Keith of Montpelier is in town on
business.
Newman Leavitt was in town over Sun
day from his school in Bethel
Charlie Davis has returned home from
Bridgewater.
Miss Ann Allen has purchased Chas. w.
Blacks house for 1850.
A. V. Bartholomew and wife spent a
few days this week with relatives in POM
fret.
Seth Jones little son has died from La
Grippe.
s. P. Kellam and Mrs. Chadwick visited
relatives in South Royalton last week
A number Of our people attended the
theater at South Royalton last week.
A large number from the center of the
town attended the school exhibition last
week.
Z. Boyden went to Sharon last Saturday
eve. Ask him what for
Mrs. Crowell who went TO the hospital
in Boston some time ago has so far recov-
cred as to be able to walk about.
The exhibition given by the scholars
was very good and well attended. Pro-
ceeds $50.
Report comes from Florida that Mrs.
Zenas Adams, former resident OF this
place is dead.
School in No. closed Feb. Dist. The
following is the average standing: Irving
Allen, 75.47; Edith Chadwick, 1885; Leslie
Chadwick ,90.77; Addie Ellis, 90.5; lne7
Ellis, so; Maud Graves, 1874; Kate Leav-
I'M. 77.3s; Luna Leavitt, 90.52; Nellie Mil
Ter, TIT; Grace Miller, 1913; Elbert Mil
Ter, S9.5s; Osborne Paige, 90.43. Ethel
Spaulding had no marks during p weeks
MRS II. NJ. ADAMS, Teacher.
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oIcott.

w. H. Savage and Miss Bertha Black
mer were united in marriage last Satur-
day afternoon at the house of &c. Briggs.
Also Chas. Wells of w. H. Junction and
Miss Eliza Dolan of this place were mar
ried at the Junction last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford We're in Frank
lin, n. II. last week.
Jennie Goss has been very sick.
Mrs. z. P. Marston has gone to Bethle-
hem to spend few days with her parents
The Kings Daughters win give a sugar
party Thursday eve and all are invited.
Geo. Cotton and wife returned from
Chelsea Monday.
Edith Brooks is stopping with J. F,
Brooks.
There was candy pull at Geo. Thibo-
deau's last Tuesday eve.
w. II. Noursley was in town last week.
Z. c. Pierce has moved into the house
vacated by B. A. Schubeger.
A gentleman from Hanover viii open a
BARRIERS shop at Marston's store two DAYS
in a week, Tuesdays and Fridays
Services were held in the new church
last Sunday.
j. Fayette Wilmont is still clerking fol
F. p. Marston.
G. D. Tucker returned from Bethlehem
Saturday.
j. Z. Stanford has returned to Irasburg
Mrs. c. ID. Hazen is visiting friends al
st. Johnsbury.
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K. L. Callahan arrived in town Saturday.
Walter Woods is driving j. w. Spencer's
wood team and Mr.. Dimond is working
for j. c. Parker
Inis Sisco is visiting in Neponset, Mass.
Arthur Lemaz was in town 30 attend the
obsequies of Harrison Veyette.
The school exhibition is announced to
take place Monday evening, March 2.
G. w. Preston was in town last week.
Chas. Russ is working in the grist mill.
Mrs. Whitman continues hopelessly i'll.
Our town is well supplied with school
text books and ii would be serious mis-
take to vote change at the annual town
meeting unless careful examination be
made of those chosen at Woodstock and
those now in use here.
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Geo. Lewis commenced to fill his ice
house last week.
Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson is very low.
II. Rowell is sick again.
DR.. Anable took a flyer the other day by
his sleigh striking stone and he went
out in a hurry and hurt his shoulder
which is quite lame.
Austin Goodrich Of waltham, Mass. is
visiting his father.
5. J. Armstrong OF Mass. is visiting his
father
Alfred Matthews is in town for few
days.
A. V. Turner is circulating a petition to
get the appointment to take the next cen
sus.
81 have been propounded for admission
TO the church at the next communion.
Miss Edith Wills closed a very pleasant
school in dist. II, Feb. IL. Those not tar
dy were May Brigham, Maud, Lila and
Lula Brown, Mary Slack, Delno Sproat
and Iala Waterman. The prize in the Ist
spelling class was awarded to Adella
Slack and that in the second to Lila
Brown. The names and ranks of the five
scholars VINO received diplomas for haV-
ing the best averages in department and
studies through the term are as follows.
Adeila Slack, 95.s, Willie Brigham. 81 Z
Frank Blood. 9l.6, Lila Brown. vi The
lowest rank received by any scholar was
7s.5
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THURSDAY, FEB. ~. 1890.
SOUTH ROYALToN NEWS.
Town meeting next Tuesday.

Town meeting next Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Wall is better.
Mrs. Hattie Gould has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Elvira Watkins has returned
from her visit to Sharon.
Mrs. A. C. Waterman is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness.
Regular meeting OF Orville Bixby
Post Saturday eve of this week
Regular meeting of the W. II. c.
Wednesday afternoon, Mch. 9th.
NJ. S. Adams has rented the saw
mill and upper mill for short time.
c. p. Tarbell is hot yet able to be
at his Office but is regaining his health.
The Shepard Family gave a concert
at Woodard's Hall last Tuesday eve.
Hon. G. NJ. Lamb is attending SUI
preme Court at Woodstock this week.
Mrs. Jas Pike offers her building
lot, blacksmith shop and tools, for sale.
Mrs. Jas. Rowland of Woodstock is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. V. East
man.
j. NJ. Bright has gone to Warren
to assist Capt. Eldredge in the pension
office.
There was dividend of 10 per cent
paid the creditors of the Adams estate
last week.
The schools close this week. The
present teachers have been secured for
the next term.
The ladies of the Cong'l society will
hold their annual festival Wednesday
eve, March 18th.
McElroy's Theater Co. had sue
cessful engagement here last week.
They are in Barre this week.
The So. Royalton Dramatic Club
will play "Cast upon the World on
Thursday and Friday evenings, Mich,
18th and 14th.
To satisfy demand for a cheap
portrait-a substitute of the small tin
type of former years-H. L. Bixby
will now furnish Minette photographs
at his three galleries, at the rate OF
six for 60 cts, twelve for 80 cts, and
duplicate skies for 80 cts. At South
Royalton, Tuesdays, North Brookiield.
Wednesdays, Chelsea. Thursdays and
Saturdays.
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Mrs. James Atwood of Bethel is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. \. r Cham
berlin.
Herbert Aiken and family of Cleveland,
Ohio are visiting friends in town.
Misses Emma and Mary Chamberlin
have been visiting at their fathers.
Miss Carrie Tucker has finished her
school in Woodstock and commenced
term in the Morgan district.
A large number of teams from the Bill
ling's farm at Woodstock were engaged IN
drawing ice from Silver Lake last week.
This is the year for the appraisal OF
real estate and good men should be Sc
lected for listers.
Supervisor Dunbar will conduct teach
ers' meeting the fifth of March at the viii
lage. All are cordially invited TO attend
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The third annual meeting Of the Pom
fret Farmers Club last week Thursday
was a success. The hall was well nlled
by farmers and their wives and after free
dinner Col. Fuller of Brattleboro gave
practical and earnest address, followed by
4 discussion. The meeting was then ad-
iourned two weeks, to P. NJ, March 9th,
when the remainder of the program VIII
be carried out. The following officers
were elected for the coming year: Pres,
c. p. Thacher; Vice Pres, f. +. Lamber-
ton; I'd, R. d. Ransom; Sec, M. II. Miller;
Treas, C. H. Vaughan; Ex. Com, M, a.
Miller and wife, W. Z. Perkins and Abb
bic Perkins, Fl. B. Leonard and wife, T.:
Jackman and wife, e. c. Sherburne and
wife.
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Herbert Smith is smiling, it is ten
pound boy this time.
The remains of Chester Downer were
brought here from Boston last Wed. and
buried Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Parker officia-
ting.
Homer Laid was presented with a
birthday cake on his sixteenth birthday
By his boarding mistress at West Ran
dolph.
Mr.. VIM. Harlow and Mrs. Agnes Rey-
nolds were united in marriage last Satur-
day, Feb. p.
Mr.. c. G. Mclendy has commenced his
labors for Ammi Follett.
Dea. Laid was away over the Sabbath.
Rev. A. McCeorge, state evangelist of the
Baptists, viii preach at the Baptist church
next Sabbath.
The Shepard family win give a concert
at Smiths hall next Friday evening.
Alb. Preston is on the sick list, and
those reported i'll last week are nearly all
convalescent.
The snow is fast disappearing.
Several citizens were summoned to Bur
hngton Tuesday on the Freeman case.
The members of the Central Vermont
Horse Breeders Association met at Man
ley's hotel on Tuesday Feb. 18th, and elect
ed the IoHoWlng oHicefS. fres., u. W.
Bliss of Royalton; vice pres, Fred NJ. Man
ley of Sharon: End vice pres, James Tyson
of STAFFORD; Secretary, Harvey Smith OF
Sharon; General Superin't, Silas How
ard of Royalton; marshal, c. p. Abbott of
So. Royalton; treasurer, John n. Hewitt,
Of So. Royalton; ex. CON-, Chas E. Drown
OF Sharon; Samuel Buell., STAFFORD; Fred
/. Graves, East Barnard; c. Z. Wiley, Shar
on; Jas. +. Riddall, Albert Merrill, Arthur
Hanson, Chas. Porter.
School in dist. 9 closed Feb. p, Thirza L.
Allen, teacher; u pupils; no tardy marks
Alice A. Allen, Hattie NJ. George, Blanche
NJ. Charlie NJ, Geo. w, Grace E., and Lu-
vie NJ, Snow bad no absent marks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Colburn OF Lebanon
visited relatives in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Cooling entertained
a few OF their friends last Sat. evening
Mabel Davis spent Saturday and Sunday
at F. s. Woods.
Elmer and Arthur Leonard OF the WOOD
stock High School were home last week.
Notwithstanding the snow and wind
about one hundred attended the Farmers
Meeting at the hall Feb. 20. Only part OF
the programme was carried out and II
will be concluded in the afternoon OF Mcf.
I6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Sherburne have
adopted Earl Cameron of Hartford.
Rev. Mr. Morgan OF Boston preached at
the Cong'l church Sunday.
Fred Davis and wife returned from Bos'
ton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burch visited in Queche'
recently
Bush Harrington is on the sick list.
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Rev. Mr.. Clapp of Marshfield delivered
a very interesting lecture on the Evils OF
high license" at the NJ. e. church last
Wed. evening.
The I. o. OF q. T. meet Friday evening
to consider renewal OF work here.
Sat. was the coolest day OF the season,
the thermometer registering IA below.
Cuttings are in order now a days. Com
ing events cast their shadows before.
Mrs. A. J. Ellis and daughter Grace are
visiting relatives in Northtield.
Belle Houghton has returned.
Hattie and Nellie Durkee from Rutland
were at home over Sunday.
Misses Lila and Jennie johnson, Mrs.
Daily Parmenter, and two daughters, May
and Maud and Cora Stiles united with the
Congregational church one week ago last
Sunday.
Miss Gertie Ellis entertained a goodly
number of her young friends last week.
Cake and coffee were served and a fine
time was enjoyed by all.
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West Hartford.

Mrs. F. p. Wheeler has been sick for
two weeks.
Lillian Dewey is at work for II. Hayes.
Miss Mabel Davis spent Saturday and
Sunday in Pomfret with her brother.
The lecture delivered here last Tuesday
eve by o. NJ. Tinkham was highly appre-
ciated by all.
The Choral Union viii meet at the Con-
gregational church Feb. p, afternoon and
evening All are invited.
The c. E. Society viii have an entertain
ment in Wheeler's hall Monday eve. Men
3 commencing at O'Clock. Admission to
hall 10 cts and supper > cts. each.
The Y. p. S. G. e. met as usual Wed. eve
and elected the following officers: Dr.
Johnson, Pres, Tom Wood, Vice Pres,
Mary Hazen, Sec and Tom Wood. Tres
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10 QUE SUBsCRIRtRs

The special announcement which appeared
in our columns some time since, aunouneins, J,
special arrangement with DR.. j. b. Kendall
Co Of Encsburg, Vt, publishers of "a Trea-
tise ON the Horse and his diseases whereby
our subscribers were enabled to obtain COW
Of that valuable work free BY sending their XII
dress to b. Kendall 4 Co. land enclosing 4
two cent stamp for mailing samel IS renewed
for a limited period. We trust all viii avail
themselves Of the opportunity of obtaining Ills
valuable work. To every lover Of the horse II
IS Indispensable as it treats in simple man
ner al the diseases which ailiet this noble ami
nal. It's phenomenal sale throns-bont nv.
United states and Canada. make II standard
authority. Mention shis paper when sending
for Treatise
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

II is a remarkable instance that SO many
deaths at such an advanced age nave DC
Cured and with so few among the youhs'
the average age being over y years.
Judd Markham and Mrs. Jackman are
improving.
Moot court at South Pomfret FRIDAY eve
Mrs. George Clifford is working at oscar
Atwood's.
Royal Adams starts for Boston on pusi-
ness next Monday.
Miss Lula Ransom is at home.
s. f. Livingston visited his son al " hiIe
River the first of the week
II is certainly very annoying to have
children's rubbers wear out att the heel
Srav No need Of any further trouble in
this direction, the Wales Goodyear co;
prevent this with their reinforced heei
and toe. Ask your dealer for them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

The legislature of South Dakota IS
compelled at length to admit by JOINT
resolution which has passed the lower
house. that restitution exists IN many
narts of the state and that the farmers
,nnst he furnished with seed wheat by
the nublic. The resolution declares
that under the state constitution the
state and counties are powerless to
render aid and all assistance must come
from outside Sources 1t Is said that
fIe whole matter is placed in the hands
of GOV. Millett, who viii appeal to
the East for aid. The newspapers are
sustained.-St. Adams Messenger.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta ProA9Cr
DISTRICT or pARTFOHp. - held al WOolgs
within and for said District on The litn day d n
A. ID. ls90.
PRESENT. Hos. THos. .. sEAyER jude
n. u. Mhitconih's estate kUy alt'n iniesiaie
Whereas j. q. Belknap administrator
de bsnis non OF the estate OF VI. n. NhitcomA N
said Royalt0n deceased inle~ ate dH NJ
senfed to said Court his petition IN writing lii
application Ter license to sell al TIE cal tsiais
which faid deceased died seized and posesft
this Siate ri
senting that such sale e necessary for H. pgips
paving IN. dehfs due from said deceased
Therefore the Court appoint. Ss
das OF March next n u time, aud the lnl-t'
nee In Woodstock Aforesaid asa place u lel1lis
deciding on said application, aud orders that Hoatl
said application be- given b. al persons lnieie1i
said estate the reason for the SAINT, and IL ina
place Ol hearing.by publishing three seeks 'toass
IN ia thew hite River Heraln. anewspaper pu, e
Koyalton ia this state, which eirculates in y, a
borhood of those interested tall which pub =
shall be previous % sIid time ofheafinEa nW ai
record Of this order. that they may appear si1's
Court and he heard In the matter Of aid apilaa
II they see cause. A true record, attest;
u. j. SEAyRR- RssE
A true copy of record. attest.
So y. skANkA NOV
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E-fafe 81 IU~EIII y 77,7-7-77-
The Undersigned. having Aesn ~
eee,ulis ssea.,rs. Is receive. exsm.at e. 6
claims AND demands % Al nefs =
Joseph 2. Rail-. late OF ,iran
ceased. and 81 claims eNhiuitt- y
nf give nuticg thai we wiii rntff 81 ~
said. ~ fhe dHeil- hHrsc ef To-
said Granville s.- 4.
on tie 22d tay ofNchaud q, q.
from 10 O'Clock. d. b.. until ne s,
fa1s ana giisE SIX months
day II Feb. A. ID. lree. b 1ls Wy
III eNsn.issiie = ami sna a.Iaesace. ".
Granville this iash lsy q Fe1,. -, : C.. d..
SO H. day =,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

Henry Walker was called to Windsor
last week byi the illness of his father.
About one foot of snow fell last week
making farmers and lumbermen glad.
A. A. Storrs, who was reported sick with
pneumonia last week is convalescing.
Mrs. Geo. Harlow slipped and fell last
week injuring her quite severely.
Mrs. w. W. Perrin is on the sick list.
Mrs. Andrew Pember is spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Walker.
The ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. ].
G.. Fowler last week Thursday and enjoy
ed a very pleasant afternoon and evening
II was also the 10th anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler's marriage.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

f. S. Burnham was home over. Sunday.
A. e. Learned was in town Monday and
is moving to Rutland.
+. ID. Morse moves to his farm in Roch-
ester this week and Geo. Mills will move
onto his place very soon.
Miss Holmes died mt Mr.. Norton's Wed
of last week and the funeral was Friday.
V. S. Cutler and wife have been visiting
at A. G. Packard's.
Abbie Whitcomb has closed her school
on Stony Brook and is home again.
F. p. Miller and wife are visiting in
Rutland and Chittenden.
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GnXsvilIe.


Mr.. Hiram A. Kimball, proprietor OF the
Vineland Band Saw Works, departed this
life yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Mr.. kimball was a man OF considerable
note in the mechanical world, being born
inventor. He was born at Gaysville, VI.
in 1897 on October /. When mere boy
he began TO show inventive genius Dut
laid all work aside when the tocsln OF war
sounded. He was the first TO enlist from
his town. He enlisted in the LIST Vermont
and served three months after which ne
came home and raised company 9th regt.
and became its Lieutenant. Mr.. Kim
balls health failed after he went to the
front and he was obliged TO give up army
life Since then he has given free scope
to his natural bent of mind and has m
vented much machinery, artificial limbs
and other conveniences, having taken out
40 patents. A few years ago he invented
a water filter, but owing to his poor
health it has not been developed. since
coming TO Vineland Mr.. Kimball has car
ried on the band saw business with which
he is very familiar, having formerly run
large min in Philadelphia. Mr.. kimball' Is
great drawback in life was poor health.
Creeping paralysis attacked him and has
handicapped him for years. He was man
of undoubted integrity and sound prinei-
pies and OF indefatigable energy. The
majority of men in his physical condition
would have been bed-fast for years but his
energy kept him sitting in his chair still
working as death approached nearer and
nearer every day. Mr.. Kimball was a cit
izen that win be missed in the business
and social community where he had the
friendship OF all who knew him. Mrs.
Kimball, the bereayed wife, has the sym
pathy OF many friends in her atfiiction.
The funeral viii take place Tuesday from
his late residence at p. NJ The inter
ment viii be at Gaysville, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

STATE OFNERMoNT Al a l'roisle ID, ,,.f.I
District Of HarffOr1.SS Woodsi.l4e', an ii
said district or the 18th dsy Of "a e.
Present, lion. Thomas O. efass,, ~ a
susan y. whi'eomh's estate, stoc lk,,.iI,.5,s
NuEREAs Joel Rlackmer. am 4 IN.
esfalt. has presented 70 said taufi ". FfE
writin. making application for iletn7' id ;
real estate q which the ssaid &c, ~ 100 2
an Possessed 20 this stare, i9f =, Is. .
ahiln2 tim to pay the debts due
said deceased
rhrreupon the Court appoints ihe ,tf n
7th dav af March next a. q iinle anu -1 \. q =
Ofice 10 Woodstock aiortsAii IS a u ',.. r q.
and deciding on said application, ~ +, ,,s-asr. .
ilce 81 said applcau m be- given ~ "a ps.
esiet ia said estate. reason 10y sali., s.sl-f
time Of hfariugby publishing IhIet - rrf.
is in the Herald and News ueesi q D Z.
Randolph in this state. which clfe. -.l1.i.l ,a
hurhooa OF those Interested tall Il 80 49, E.
shall De previous e. saic iimH ~
record or tils order. that they uat 5P5 r.
Court and be heard IN tie MAI tef Il u SfNt
Il they see cause.A true record. ~"
A tfue copy ii record ertvFG
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness 10 robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
beeu attained is gratefully blessed. Hence It
is that so much is heard in praise OF Electric
Bitters. So many feel they owe their restora-
ration 90 health, to the use of the Great Alter
alive and Tonic. II you ara troubled with
any disease of Kidneys. Liver OF Stomach of
long or short standing ron viii surely find re-
lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at 30
cents and 81 per bottle at X. G. Morten's drug
store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

Supreme Court opened Tuesday.
The 81 Plunkard show gave an enter
tainment here Monday eve.
Geo. Barker, son OF Robert Barker, died
at Providence, II. |. last week and his re-
mains were brought here for burial.
Albert Barrows, formerly of Woodstock
and Stowe died at Worcester, Mass, Feb.
14th, and the remains were taken to Stowe
for burial.
Chas. Fountain and daughter OF X. L.
lately visited friends in town.
There win be a cotillion party at the O..
A. r. Hall Friday evening.