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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

Among tbs annesaseAents ia the LIE
ERAL this week will be foVad that Of A..
B. Laird who is a candidate for the nom
iRation ef sheriff on the republican ticket.
Andy is so well knoWn to the voters Of
GRAFT county that an introduction BY the
LIBERAL is unRoeessary.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

Miss Anita L. skilliazs aad Mr.. Charles
+. Spader, we're married in sAA FraHelaco
on Jsly 18Th. Mrs. Spadsr is the sister o.
Mrs, ]. N. Classen and was a belle in
LSrdSbsrg society two years $50, while
visiting her sister. The LIBERAL extends
lis coz gra~trlatleHs.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

On Sunday Lieutenant P. 4 Tripps,
clothed ia the P%anoPly Of war, dressed In
the uniform Of his rack and armed with
a big Mxskooter called en- the LIBERAL.
The lisutenaat lntimatsd that be did net
like the courss the LIBERAL was pursuing
il commenting upon the acts Of the SOL
diers. The BrBERAL, as some Of its read
ers may have noticed, does not admire the
course Lieutenant Trippe, has taken In
bis alleged pursuit Of Indians, and, it
might be added. does not admire the Gem
neats the lieutenant has been publicly
making il regard to his superior officers.
In the admiration Of each other hOROrs
appear TO be easy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

take this method Of announcing to the
voters Of Grant county that I am a candidate
for the ofaoe Of Sheriff. subject to tho en-
dorsoment Of the republican county conven-
ton. EDWARD MoULroE.
GEoRoEroWN, N. NJ, Nay 6, 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1899.
ANNOUNCEMENT


thereby announce myself IS a candidate
for sheriff Of Grant county, subject to the en-
dorssment Of the republican county oonven-
atiop. A.. j. sPAuLDING.
PrHos ALTOS, N, NJ, May ., 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

lam a candidate for sheriff Of ayont coun-
", subject to the action Of the republican
county convention. A. b. LAIRD
DEM1Fo. July p. 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

The Arizona & New Mexico read has
had a little hard lusk the past week On
Friday ths train which left LOrdsburg for
Clifton wa ronsdInE a curve up in the
canon When il ran ints a land slide. Fire
maH simpsoA jumped, Engineer CLARK
put on the air brake and follsWsd suit.
The englns and tender left the track but
no one was hurt and net mach damage
done. Before trains we're running agaiH
a coed washed out a sixty-foOt bridge and
n thousand feet Of track. NSn wers ina
nsdiAtely set at work repairing the track
and building a new bridge. For several
days the nails, express aad passengers
we're Transferred uHtil Tuesday Whsa the
trains were able to get through.
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For sale an adobe hOsss with ,hrea
rooms. also four lots, all il Clifton.
For particulars inquire Of
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Sc 40 Clifton. Arizona.
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nom HILL

/ now carry the Geld Hill mail three
times per week, Mondays, WsdneadAJs
and Fridays, leaving Lordsburg at $50 a,
m. l will carry express at the relieving
.,tc,.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

Hen. SAMUEL P. Carpenter left fer SHH
FraneiSoo a few days sgO, to see his emily
daughter. whO is thought to be slowly
dying. The yOuAg lady is afflicted By az
kilnSnt brought on By an attack Of Ia
GriBpS. She was attending young
ladies college 10 Denver VIXEN arSt attack
cd. and was soon after moved 70 San
Francisco for medical treatment. Colonel
and Mrs, Carptntsr, in their deep aiaic-
hes, have the syApGthy Of this eommun-
ity. -ssniinsl.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

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Passengers, Lordsburg to Gold Hill
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SO 40
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
MIDDL BURY.

Mrs. Eliza Sargent Mcdonald died
the 18th. She had been in feeble health
all of the present year, but for II few weeks
past had sat up some cvcry day, incluiinG
TIE day of her death. Mrs. Mcdonald was
the oldest person in town, being in her 95th
year. She was born in Worcester, Mass,
in 1896 and had lived in Middlcbury since
1897 or 1898 She was married on March
II, 1917, to James Mcdonald of Middle
bury, whom she survived for goodiy num-
Der of years. Mrs Mcdonald was the
mother of three children Eliza, George A.
and Kate. OF these Eliza, first wife of
Edwin Nalette, died in 1851; George a. IS
now n resident of New York city, and Kate
is Mrs. William Mulcahoy of Midllebury.
The funeral services will be hold at the
house on Sunday and will be conducted by
Row. Thomas Bell rector of the Episcopal
church.
There was "A comical game of base ball
here on the afternoon of the ith between the
local High School team and champion La
dies base ball club of the world About
400 people saw the fun-and there was lots
Of it-some 200 of the spectators sneakiug
in without paying the admission fee. Three
of the girls played very good ball for girls,
they being the pitcher, catcher and first
base. The rest couldn't play a cents worth
in year. The score in five innings was l6
to . in favor OF the High school boys, and if
/ they had cared to they could in a nine in
ming game have made it anywhere FROM 100
to 1000 in their favor against for the la
dies. But the crowd enjoyed tho game and
would have like to see it last longer.
There funny race the other day
between William II. Danyew's pacing mare
and running mustang owned 10y Col T.
I N. Chapman. The race was mile heats, best
two in three and the mustang took two
straight heats without much more than half
trying.
Arthur b. Peasc, a graduate of the last
class in Middleburv college, went to New
York on Monday and on Wednesday sail
ed for Antwerp ON his way to the Univer-
| sity of Strasburg, where he will spend
some time in study Two other recent
graduates Of this college, Ford Il. Lang
worthy and Lewis Austin, are now pursu-
ing special courses at the same university.
/ William II. Alien has again gone to
Philadelphia for treatment in Il hospital
and is liable to be absent for five OF six
weeks.
DR.. j. Adams Allen. dean of Rush Medi
cal school dlcd in Chicago Friday. Ii,
was a native of Middlebury ana 20 year.
old.
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WAIERAuaY.

Jesse loughton from ynn, Mass is in town.
Earle -hman Of MIDI, bury is Mt Fred
AtHys's. Mrs Luther Davis Ia with her
daughter in Willpmstown.-A Arthur Baker Of
Arms's Miss Mary Mcintosh has gone TO
Now London, Conn. Mrs. W. j. Redmond Is
visiting her fnther-in-lew in Fairfield. Mrs.
Hawley Of Sioux city. Iowa, is visiting Mrs:
Wyman her bistcr,-Georee W, Atkins and
wife with Mrs. Louisa Watts are at MHsscna
springs. Mrs. q. G. Washburne ami Alice
Dclano have gone to Boston. Mrs Earle Of
Brooklyn is visiting in town. William Butler
OF Boston Is taking his annual vacation with
)r. James. -Alr.and Miss lilinuhnst Of Toledo.
OHIO, are In iown.-'rhe graded school begins
September The. wife and child of George
tluse from NeN York are In town. H. w.
Cummings with his wife and child from St,
Paul, Mimi. arc at John Griggsa.-'lhe COM
mittee appointed for that purpose are prcpar-
Ing plans Of the new school house to be sub
mitted to meeting to be called to act upon
their report.
john Parker has bought lot Of Mra. Flora
Morse on Winooski street and has commenced
building. Andrew j. Brown is puttins ga
bic Oh the enstorly side OF his residence. Mr..
Charles C2nant is taking trip through TIE
sister of Mrs. Henry james is max
ing visit with her little daughter
Elisha Moody and wife have returned from
Boston in company with AbiI Slayton Of
Stowe. Miss Chamber'in of New York came
from Wolcot last Friday and took charge Of
the 20 children Of the fresh air fund that have
spent their vacation in this town,-Mr and
Mrs Hayes Of Bellows Falls are boarding at
Barrctts Hotel Rev. II. l., Nnnton of WI
Jamestown preached at the Methodist church
sunday. William Davenport Of Hartford,
Conn, Is visiting hi, brother hcre.-Hon. C.. :.
Page was in town Saturday, looking over the
new ASYLUM with the committee.
Hattie Elliott of Waterbury was married to
Dewey Graves of Fort Payne Alabama, Tues
day afternoon at the residence Of William r..
Elliott, the brtdes father, y Rev w. l.. Da-
venport. After taking wedding tour they
viii 70 to their future home at Fort Payne
Tie new street through Mr.. R1ndall'r mead
ow is being graded and an extension of Mrs.
Prldes house removed. Also some of the out
buildings on Mark G.. Canerdy's place to make
a wide street between their residences south
from Barreu's hotel, -.I9mes Selleck has gone
to Winoos&i.- Masters Harley and Leon
Iiaincs from Cabot are visiting their uncle, l..
Il. liaines Mrs. II. PIERCE has returned from
Montpelier. Or. W. Wheelock is putting in a
water motor from ). T.. Slepey's water pipe
to run machinery in hi. Office.
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MORRISVlLLE.

The annual Methodist camp meeting opened
on Tuesday the 18Th on the grounds near here
and will continue for one week Tho ladies
and young people of the Congregational soce-
ty held an entertainment at town hall on Fri
day evening. There was larRe attendance -
The lecture association hAs reorganlZed for the
coming winter and a course of lectures and
entertainments mum berinS five or six will be
secured as heretofore The census shows that
Morristown is the banner town OF "spunky
Lamoille,' having gained some over 800 n the
last decade Prof. Beebe OF Malone, y. y,
has come to town, and in two weeks from next
Wednesday will begin his second year as prin-
cpal of the academy. William Earle and
wife OF Michigan came here from the Boston
encampment on visit to their son, Postmas-
ter q. +. Earle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

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therefore, despond bur derive ENCOURAGEMENT
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is a restorative most potent Ia renewing the
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Yes, thanAs to its uueNampcd tonic virtues
HUstetter's stomach Bittcrs L. daily rcVivnE
strength in the bodies and hope 10 the minds
OF the feeble and nervous. Appetite. refresh
ing sleep, the acquisition of flesh and color.
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processes which this priceless iuvi-oraut
speedily initiates ard carries to n SUGGEST M
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fortified and sustaIniance Afforded TO each
DEMONSTRATING organ 10y the Bittcrs, which IL
iuo1fensiye even TO the feminine palate.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
l1YOE PARK

The band went up 90 E!morc Pond, on the
night of The l3th where TWO Of their number are
gave The company sereutdc There is talk
Of opening a new street south, past +. II.
Capt W. II. II. Ntndcld viii probably. build
a residence there also H. W. Hulburd. G. :.
Page is having a large addition put
onto his hide house.-ll Hon. Phi lip
X. Gleed OF Morrisyilie was in town
the lithalso W. !. budget Of Wolcott.
Mrs. Ii. c. Fish aud children returned to st.
JOINS, =. O., the tth.-Mrs. VI. T.. Chen "
little neice ana nephew of Richtord returned
the l4tL.
The falmers orgnniled an ordar Of the Far
mers Alliance, Saturday. Dora Beecher is
visiting her sister at l3rattleboro,
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stained OF oiled Three nice now Hallett &
Davis pianos have been placed in the must
cal department Prof. Bishop will speak
about Epworth leagues Friday at the Lyn-
donville campmeeting. Prof. Axtell of
Kensington, H., temporary successor of
Prof. Morey rs teacher of classics, is expect
ed to arrive Saturday. --Myra i. Scribner
of Montgomery has been engaged to assist
Prof. Blanpied in teaching instrumental
music. The steward and matron, MIR. Eddy
and wife, spent last week in western Yer
mont.
An application has been made by Mont
pelier parties to tue general assembly of the
State of Vermont for charter for the pro
posed Capital Savings Bank and Trust
company, which will be organized as soon
as the charter is obtained
Notices are being published as required
by law, previous to asking the Legislature
for city charter for Montpelier, as well as
the annexation of part of Berlin.
Several Montpelier people are investing
in the Enterprise Miss, deal, of which +.
+. Donahue is agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
NORTH TROY

Hon; l.. II. Bisbce Of Chicago, spent Sunday
with John l}sbee at North Jay. Rev q. g..
James is In Boston this wcck Mr.. ". II.
Daniels. who has been visiting on Province
MIS- T.. \. Gerdync went TO Fmnhan irst
W'ck for q fow days TO visit her sister. Alrs.
Norris w. II. Rand is stay iug at ST. JOhp
bury this week. Mrs. HoraC. Gardner ~ uw-
EcWHN. q: J." Pratt of Chicago, rs y" giles. of
his sister, Mrs. O.. V. coburn at Troy. Mr..
Pratt is n native of this town. Among those
who are in atteud1Hc. AZ tho @. \. X. cucamL-
ment are, F.. u; sc1ver and wifi, l.. .Maurei
and wife; Charles Lucicr and wife, !. ". Cur
parkhurbt T.. Il. Young, George Day j, l.,
Mason, II. y. ChamDcrln, j, H. Chase.
EleaZcr lroo lost some mo ~ and a
watch in Boston. Among the recent births
II. y. De0tt and wife and an heir TO Mr.. and
Mrs Drinkwnu Frank l5urdo was arrested
AZ inc instance of James Rlcruun, tho % h.
Tor hay ng ~ his possession horse upon which
Kierdou had mortgage. l}urio secured bail
ana the herring was postponed. There was
union SUNDAY school excursion and picnic
nj Bronze Lake. Medn SHAY. The schools OF
Troy, Jay and WestHeld participated.
-tubort Ssco. from the West has set
tied hero. Frank Cowau. who has been ut
railroad hal his hand 81 badly itmmed at Farm
nam the other day that 0mlutatiOI ha- hceu
nccessary.-J. il. Silsby, the lumber manufao-
turor al Lowell is building another store
river. Parker & Hunt have been making cA-
tenslNe repairs to their saw mill iucludiug the
enlargement of the basement 10 a size StIita
bic to contain a fun SIT If mech jucrN. viii "a
Is to he used in the manufacture of box boards.
i he meetings BY Rev. Mr. MtGCurcc, BHp-
tsJ state missionary, will he held TWO or more
weeks Henry l.. Hunt Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, Is here after an absence Of A. years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
RETHEL.

The lGth annual fair viii be held on the
grounds of tie White River Agricultural so
ciety Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
September IT, !, and Is.
The Green Mountain Christian union mis-
sion workers Will hold tent meetings on the
Bethel camp srouud- commencing August %
and continuing on rs the interest may de
mGud.
The Barre and Bethel Base Ball clubs will
play on the fair grounds this "wednesday at
teTnOOn.
Among the visitor in town are Mrs. II. f.
Rowe of Brattleboro, j. X. Rogers and wife OF
West Union, Ia, Lyman Emery and wife OF
Ellsworth Mis-, treorge Edison and family OF
Lebanon, y. H., Willis Lille of Marion, Ia.
John and George Lyman of Springfield, H.
ton, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
MEM AANEM

Miss Underwood Of New York. the artist is
the guest ofsC harotte Wheeier.-Nlrs Deacon
Parker and Mrs Allen and daughter Of Los
Angeles are the guests of Charles Peck on
home Wheeler Doud OF Alabama is in town
after an absense of - years.-Dr. NJ. g. Bogue
has gone to Rutland ana will make that his
future home.-A pleasant sociable was held at
r, Is. NJ Cowles's Friday evening which was
largely attended. Alice A. Hnman read a
selection, there was vocal and instrumental
music, refreshments and pleasant time gem
orally Spring Grove camp meeting com
menCed August 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
MARSHElEID.

Vena Hudson has gone to Woodstock to live
in the family of Rev. q. d. Ciapp and attic nd
lie Is express messenger between Chicago and
Minneapolis. Rosa pease is visiting in town.
the old barn of :. w Cole and will take il
down and put il up on his land near Edson's
shop-Ihc republican town caucus to uomin-
board of Justices will be held Monday even
ing, September |.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
ENOSRuRGH FALLS.

V. A. Irish is at Highgate Springs M T.
Perley and family arc at the seashore.- Mrs
o. Merrill and mother are at Highgat,
Sorings.-The SPAWN Cure iabratory resumes
work, Monday after a two weeks vacation,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

MIR. John Carpenter OF Goodland, Ind, says:
IL tried ChAmbeplain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Tor diarrhoea and severe
cramps and pains inn he STOMACH and bowels,
with the best results. In Tie worst cases
never had TO give more than the tLird dose 10
effect a cure. In most cases one dose will do.
Besides its other good qualities 1t Is pleasant
to take. " 20 and 30 cent bottles for sale by
Beaupre and Lowrey, Burlington, and w Is.
Nichols, Essex Junction,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
JOHNSON.

Jack Frost made us a slight visit on the
morning Of the 10TH Mrs. DlEah Clement has
returned To her home in Chicago.-MrS Camp
bell mother Of Prof Campbell, and daughter
have returned TO Manchester DR.. Allen
has returned from Glovereyille, y. Mrs.
Rogune Sabn, daughter of Heman Newton, is
in town. Mr., Wilbur supplied the Congrega-
tionHl pulpit here SundHy.-H. A. Waterman
and wife, VINO have been in the West for few
months, returned last week, Mrs. Waterman
standing the Journey well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
EAST BERKSHIRE.

o. Farnsworth and wife are guests Of Z.
Smith Edith Loyvrin is camping at High
gate. II. ID. Lovcrin and ID. Paul 20 to sara
toga this week Rev. w. Anderson preached
at the Congregational church, sunday. The
Christian Endeavor society give Il literary en-
tertalnment at Congregational church, Satur-
day evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
PLkINFiELD.

The village schools begin September L. Rev.
!. c. Williams of Orlando" Fla, preached in
the CQrgreg9l lonul church the last two sun
days. / is expected that Mr.. z. l.. Smith OF
Montpcier viii preach next sunday. rev. L..
b. tortuCy will preach in the jrivcrsali-r
church next ~uuday.-Herb-rt Liu6hnn, who
has tc.u staying few days with his mother,
started VI est the 18TH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

Edwards Stevens & Co., of Winooski have
put in new nume and wheel at the l.amoille
mills They finished the job on Mopday and
the mills are in operation again. The mills
are dong considerable repairing this summer.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. CroCker on
Falls district. Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

lydia Porter, wife of James II. Johnson
died on tho l2th.-Mrs. Guy Boyce of Water
bury is here, Eben johnson Of Duxbury i;
with his son stephen,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

A game Of bail was played here Saturday
afternoon between tie ClHrcnctvIlc,p Q.,aud
the AlburGh mines; score 10 to - in favor of
the home team Good Nur-e~ trut on the race
course at \ Lurgh Centre every saturday ai-
tcrnoun-A struck iuiy was drawn Tor tue
suit II. Mott " Cent al Vermont railroad
company. at North Hero. saturday. The case
is set or trial ut the August term ol our couu-
ty court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNG5 IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
Che WinooolSi valley, village MP North,
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OF VI hito River Covered by Special
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