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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
Railroads and Railroaders.

Mr.. Harry Wood, the genial agent Of the
Mo. p. at Myrick, has been quite rick this
week aud unable to attend to Business. He
will resume work To dav.
Conductor Bulkicy's smiling oountenapce
exhibited Itself on train lsl again Wednesday
night. He has been on y visit to relatives In
Mirvville.
Il IL the intention Of The Missouri Pacific
officials to have the river route completed
bel ween Boonyllle and Jefferson City by the
lst Of August. This city will then be on the
main line.
Travelling Freight agent WIN. T. and
special Agent Frank X. rutt, OF the Mo. P.
service, spent Sunday In this city with their
wives. The latter ~reioices over the arrival
OF q bouncing baby girl, who arrived Friday.
A d. patch from Boonville says two car
loads Of mules. together With a large amount
OF implements. arrived there last Tuesday for
Reynold 4 Co., contractors for the River
Route. and At once began work. The road
will he put through ss quickly as The company
c4n do 10.
We acknowledge the receipt OF al Invita-
ton TO be present ut the seventh snnuol ball
of Golden Eagle Lodge, No. II, brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemsn. which will be held al
Sicbers Park. SedsiIa, Mo-, next Nor day
nlpht. March II. 1890. A representative OF
this paper will endeavOr TO be present.
The stockholders Of the Missouri Pacific
railway company met ct the general office oil
the company In St. Louis, last Tuesday. The
following directors were elected: Jay Gould
Sidney Dillon. Samuel Sloan, Russell Sage
John z. Mum. 7. T. Eckhert. A. L. Hop
kIns, Geo. J. Gould, K. K. Sibley. ID. d
Parmley. snd Edwin Gou of New York; c.
8. Greedy and s. II. II. Clark, OF St. Louis
The annual report Of the first vice presidenl
and general manager was submitted and
approved. Following 10 summary Of the
earnings and expenses Of all lines compared
| with previous year; Gross earnings, S2S .4o3.
49,. %. Increase IL SOL .O1s a. operating ex.
! psnses, 1858! $50 80. decrease $SlS .p1S 81
net earnings, . 1890, 6ss 40, increase 81 .895.
87l 10; per cent. OF operating expenses x
| gross earnings 81, decrease So. The sur
| plus earnings after the pa, ment Of interes
| dividend and all other nxei charges. werl
SU7s .432. Is. The surplus earnings Of tb'
81. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern rail-
way. after payment OF interest. dividend
. I'd all other liked chsrges. were S2t0 Ssa. ~
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Several new announcement will bs found

Several new announcement will be found
70 this weeks paper.
Msssrs. Clark q Aul shipped q ear load Of
cattle to Kansas CITY Monday.
The w. G, T. u. Will meet Monday. March
I7tb, ut 3 o. M. at tn, residence OF Mrs. r
Nicholson.
she cam Into the theatre and down she
proudiy sati then footed forth the orchestra
-"Whero did you get that hatf"
Mrs, J. ID. shewslier stepped upon y broken
ueedle last week and II ran 20 far into her
foot that DR.. Chambers hal TO be called ID
last Sunday to remove II.
The supreme court, last Mopdsy. reversed
and remanded the case OF ID. H.. Silver. re.
spoudeut. W. Missouri Pac,ns 8allrosd CO..
ADD eliant. Lafayette county.
Richmond Cons, ryator, 1ath: n he Lexing'
ton Iutelligencer was an unusually news'
end interesting paper last week. and wa'
good, solid reading oil through.
A cow belonging to Mr.. slutz. At Halr,
Station, Ave miles east OF this city. gave birth
90 three calves Tues lay. At last accounts ihi
entire family was we'll and hearty.
Y. M. u. A. supreme court conysnes Tues.
Aay evening, March 18th. st 1880 y. m IN ouI
hail. suit Of Lydis e. Pinkham against "
T.. Douglass, for breach OF promise, Damage
~ s7D. 200. Lawyers Graddy. for defendant
and Random snd Tsubman, for plsinti6. hayi
been retained and are ut work upo the case
witnesses have been snbp9noed. and I
nromIses to be o Hght to the bitter end a. III,
beau,y OF the fair Lydia has aroused grea
jealousy IN the bosoms OF the lawyers. Tn,
Jury will be picked from the audience AM
ve want tbs audience seated by 7:39, Al
our friends are invited To be present.
LAST sunday night Mr.. VIM smoek had
Morrow escape from q serious sccidents, I
m, death. Some days before the night spoke
NJ, Will borrowed 4 pistol from Miss Lell
or.ysa which be returned Sunday night tell
I.s her as he handed It to her that he ha
ared OF all the loads, She took the pistol AM
o,.vnully polluted IL at him aud pulled tn
s~ri1xsr. A loud report followed, win fa
from fright to The ground as the bullet whiz
sd psst his head. or course AFTER VIII ie
Miss Leila thought she had killed him IN
vision. Of prison cells, black caps and Rallow
asu th,ck and fast through her b I'd. A
luak wopld lsvsit, W was u 'coeLsd'
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THE TOM b.

- 10 Middleton township. March Il. &
pneumonia. SIR. WILLIAM PEAK, ased
about ~ years.
DitG-in this city, March IA. VI Uurr ly~i~
Nr. G.. u. SCHUENEMAN, aged about 20
wears. Nj ) WAS one of our oldest and most
respected German citizens.
49, In This rtv. March 3 of p]neumonia
MR. MARY THOMAS WIEMAN.
Her remains were buried IN Machprlsh
cemetery Monday afternoon, the services
being held In the German EvangeiisuI
church. oil which she was II nember.
- AT fldoradO Springs, Mo. March |, OF
'r"u.' NJ. JSO. MAT. WAYMAN, aged
IL yesra-
Nr. Wsyman was for Il number OF years D
resident Of this county ard WAS u son-iu-Isw
II Hrs. $. h. Graves. of this city. His wife
VII ,sc maiden name was Leona Belle Graves
with Two Mons aud three daughters. sui vive
him. HIS remains were inferred ut Eldorat: .
- Al Eld,rslo Springs. March &. Mr.,
ROBEdt BEATTIE, aged about 10 year.
Nj. BealtIe II the second Lafayette county
ma 10 die at Eldorado this month. He hDs
been In very poor health for some time and
Wa Ht Eldurado to cupera ate when he died.
HE remaiIs were taken to H~lgHIasyilie aud
bIrcd Saturday. He leaves q wife and TWO
Uuiidrrn.
--in Mn"shait. March 8, Of pneumonIs.
Mrs. MOLLIE BUM.
Mrs Duuu WAS well known In this Git .
huiHg resided here u number OF Years
b fore and alter her marriage. She WAS u 9
many years an engineer on the L, xlnstOn
branch. and daughter Of the late Charles
Russum. She lssves Que daughter. Estelle.
who 4, deaf snd dumb. Her remains were
brought To this city for burial, the services
being held III the Episcopal chAroh. Of which
s1s WAS u member.
- Al hi- home. tn East Lexington. after
a prot acted illness, Mr.. W. l.. HlCkAM.
aged IL wears, J montbs snd IL days.
Mr.. Hiekam was born 10 North Caroltna In
the year 1921. and emIgrsted to Boone coun-
ty. Mo-, IN 1888, from which county be moved
{, Lexington In 1855. aud has resided ber'
ever since. IN lS49 be was united 10 MARI.
Q 80 to Miss Em LA J. Duncan, In Saline coun
ty, aud TO them were born xix children, all
Of whom sur vive hin except John F., WIZ
d ed In Dover, Mo, two years ego, and whG
was Il prominent business man 10 thai CITY
for msuy Gears. MIR. Hlckam was d devoted
aud active member Of the Baptist church the
greater part Of his life and for thirty Years
was q deacon In the church at this plsce
which off - he held ut the lime Of his death
lie stood very high IN the ranks OF Free
| Masonry and was buried with Masonic honori
from the Bap' list church Monday afternoon
Rev. +. ". EasOu conducting the services.
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NOTICE Ia hereby given that r. annual eco.
~ tion for thirtreE u3l directors Of the Lpxing.
ton Building AMI Loan ASSOCIATION, 10 serve
for the ensutn Z year. viii be held ~ the Busi-
ness Mems HAu Tuesday. ArriI ath 1880. 81
' ~ IL W 81. MC~CAUSLAND, Pres
SHAa, W. Looms, Secretary. mchl5ta
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ANOTHER GRAND RARGAIN-

$50 acres choice itch land. smooth and level.
all in cultivation and grass, no better stock
AMI grain farm can he found in tn" county ;
l0cated IN western part OF LAFAYETTE county ,
Mo leo irutt trees, rail, hedge aud plank
fence. strsIm OF running water. frame dwell.
liGs two stories, SIN rooms and two haIls.
aud two good c,lllrs. three miles to railroad
station and depot land very rich and easily
cultivated; sold for division possession
anytime Price SAC per aore-R grand bar
gam and II rare chance fox purchaser. Terms
easy. Apply to
4. WiNSOR 4 son,
Neal ESTATE. Loan L Insurance Agents,
Lexington. Mo.
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VACANT

We have n large number Of Vacant Lots 10
Lexington for sale cheap. 81 prices ranging
from 800 tn 81 600. She b iildrng season
having COInmeaSed. now Is the time to buv
these Lots, as they will be higher AS the SEA-
s0n advances. h. WISSOR 4 2Ok,
Real Estate, Loan 4 Insurance Agents.
Lexington. Mo.
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Corder The protracted me citing al the
Presbyterian church closed SUI day night
with two additions to tbs church. Rev.
Dupuy, Of HlgginsVille. conducted thu SER
Vices through the week, and DIR. Gordon OF
Lexington preached on Sunday. Miss Mary
Burton " home from Clarksburg. Prof. r.
NJ. Burton, Of Clsrksburg College, spent last
Monday here visiting his parents. Mrs. Il.
A.. Hawks returned home last week from
Kansas City where she nss been visiting hey
daughters. Mrs. A. Riley, OF Kansas City
Is whiting her mother, Mrs. Hawks. Miss
Marion sbrader mas been quite sick but IL
! getting better. Our public school closed
Friday. Il. jiiss Leila Gillian will open q
private school IN the public school house
building Monday, March 2t.to continue three
months. We hops 10 bee the school well
patronized. Mr.. J. Z Gordnn has moved 10
his farm, shout two and ope-haIf miles south
Of town. Miss BEETLE Peoples, who Is teach
Ing sshOOl near Dover, spent Saturday aDd
Sunday here visiting friends; her sister
school IN Odessa. thIs SIpEcr. slsR spent sat.
urday aud Sunday here. There will he q
musical ntertsInment given At the publ,
school building on Saturday evening, the 90
Inst, under the management Of and for tn,
benefit Of the Methodist Sunday school. Al
srs invited and II pleasant time PROMISED
Charges 80 moderate hat II will be 10 b.
power Of all 10 attend. This Ia for y good ssus,
and should lie We'll Pau onILsd.
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TUEspAN trEtL 10, lse,.

at the cOuTthnuse door IN ihr city OF Lexington.
Lafayette county Missouri. between the hours
al uiae o'oIrrk Ia the forenoon and i've O'Clock
In the Afternoon Ot HAT day. sell uubIicly nj
auction to 'ht highest bladder tor cash, the real
estate ubOv" hrscribci. Tor The pn.pOse 'of
satisfying the abnv" ~ niloned note and inter
est due thereon aud In eNp"nsRs of pxecutIns
this uuat GEDEGE II. CATION.
mebMtd 1rpktSa
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F.. SHORTS.

all u.per. an elegant new line. Royla h
Son. msf
Wauted-A good mich SOW. James c.
Mc0rew. isoi'u
Rlegan, line of silk umbrellas just received
Beauties. Royle q Son. mStA
Chain pumps. axes. hoes. rates. haicheiS,
forks. etc. c. Fl. schaefsrmeyer. nsi2
Nobby new things IN mohstrs. Call and
sss 4, M. Roy,e A Son. mG4
Read Royle o. Sons advertisement ln this
t.sne of the paper. msii
For a genuine woestsnhelm or keen Futter
Dockst vnIie 20 TO @. Il. Schaeiermeyer. mSi2
Boyle % Sons nd means business and YOU
should not fail 70 read and see what Is says.
The most thorough aud efficient instruction
on the Piano. Organ. Violin, Viola, Coutrs.
bass, etc., and 10 Theory and Harmony Is
given By r. J. ZeIsberg 1t the k. A. Semi.
nary si4tf
Pei con, failing to get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly obllge Us by
leaving word at this Once, where q paper
viii he given you and q reprimand to the
carrier. II We hear no complaint, OF course
we mus. CON .Iuis that the paper Is LEFT with
due regularity. u
went to o!oss out the following articles
before taking stock and oGer these Iat prices
REGARDLESS OF cost 80 boys suits. from 8 to
Is years: - boys overcosts, from s to ie
years, % double aud single breasted sack
salts, size from 80 to ~; $50 Cbiuchilla, Bea.
yer, and Melton oyercoats. 10 sacks and
uIste reites. Please give me = call and exam
fac these good before buying. II. slnauer.
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IRUSTEE,S MALE.

WHEREAS, EdwPrd NelSoa and Khodn
w Nelson. his wife. lay their certain deeI
Of trust slated The ard day of September, 1879.
and REQ Drdrd In the rccOIdpT's OniCe of Laf,y.
cite county, Missouri. IN book %, page 26I
conveyed To The undersigned. as irusiee, the IuT.
lowing described real cstntc situate and living in
the county OF Lafayette, and state Of Missouri
tu-wIt. Lot nnmb"r eleven M, block numba-
two ca. addrll'6 addition TO tn" city al Ley
mgtnn, Nc aud winch Conveyance was
made to secure ihe pa l.r"t Gt Il certain prom
issOrY nCtr Ia al - need al uuEt deaCrlhPd and
wletras. dclgult htH been IA ,de In the payment
Of 4 id pTomlSspIy note when The same bpcnnr
due and pay abic, according Ia the terms of said
note and saih dee Ut Iru.'; row, IhprrE,Ir
tho unierEignpd tTurtcr the ..qtIest Of ILe
iesnl holder and own'" .. ga gromiSsOIy note.
NEIIi IN
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HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

wv HAvE PLESTG OF CLIENTS MoNES
w to lead On Real ESTATE at lowest rates. No
delay OF red taEs. ms't
WALLACE ChiLk,,
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Religi US.

Rev. W. T. NcIlurs will lead the young
mems meeting tomorrow 1t the 7. d. 9. A
All Dung men especially strangers aud oom-
mercial travellers, are cordially Invited.
Services AZ the B,ptist church tomorrow
at IL =. m. and 1880 p. IN Presiding at the
c. APPEL. East Lexington, at T:30 Friday. March
81 Services by the pastor, Rsv. +. W.
Eason.
Revival Services. Special services will be
held In the Methodist church. beginning TO.
IN morrow morning and continuing from day &c
day as the interest demands. On the 24Ih Inst
Rev. T. q. WbItten, Of Moberly. will oe pre-.
sent and from that time on will do all th,
pre- aching. Mr.. WbItten has been emiuently
successful 10 revival work this year, having
held meetings in Nevada. Macon and Keytes
| Vile. In the first named place there were l4l
conversions within Two weeks. Will oil ID,
| Cnrislian people Of the city oome and help u
In these meelingss We want souls broughr
to Oh rist. IT. His work. Come and hell
Us In His name. Tho evening service vii
begin promptly Ut 1915.
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GRAND
a CHoICE FARM OF 200 ACRE

7 NHOICh rAhH VF UU AChh-
Situated In the centre OF Lafayette county
NO, all under fence and In cultivatioe soil
rich dhrk loan, suitable for any crOps 81 r.
lace smooth and undulstlng; LOCO apple
trees all fall be lring and as this isthe apple
Year. ten thousand bushels OF choice apples
should be gathered therefrom this wear
bringing. probably, as much as o.. OO0;
hedge. raIl and wire icnCr, frame dwelling,
ak tOoms. u grand spTlug, whien Ia. owner
sage IL worth 81 900; only half mile FROM
q. & A. railroad station; nil underlaId with
u aoi,d vein Of Goa. All of these valuable
qualities and quantities VIII be sold for 81
per acre, 50 go. Terms raEy Call soor
or you Will miss = rant bargain.
L. wISSOR L SOS
Real Estats. Loan 4 Insurance Agents,
Lexington. Mo.
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Council Proceedings.

ro,,ou 800
| nIgb, 7, ~. .no -
Mr.. n,'
An ,o,no,,m,a.
Pro..odInoa ias,
AM, .,o,o,
Conao,o.,
and .nnrovs, -" aen"a go "n4
collse,or,. oom1j.sion.
c,,v. s.,4 os
T,sa.,,oy.
received md a,da.a, a..
- A"N oiueieu h'eu. heoeiSeu from
Gil sources. sbl7 "a; paid out on different
funds, u, 2Ss OF.
The foIIowInu .ddi,io,. o,o
no ,ho raa,s,a. '"e'e"
:" A"u 'reasufer:-
~ I~REAsUkER OFFICE. March 10. 1880.
10 me H0noratle Hayor and CITY Council
Tue y IuerslRned respectfully submits the
ir., "f Anil isao inels VIII DO que or the
Comp,ny ihe sum of 81 ooo Ing ~ "a,er
irsa-ury Al saI ~ s re ,ha 1fte Is ID tne
funI. Also Ihsre will ha d"e ~ r. u "a,rr
ton Gas IN nm tho nrs, - Al loo ~.
sum Of gao Az A." .un us VI hpf!!' loSO. me
| annual, ins, llmen,. Tbers 4. In ~. r."Sur
500 % to the credit OF The On. fnnd Re,
specifically submitted.
pxc A.. Treas.
ny ~ WALLACE Iierk'
~ UaS~N. u """'
mt resert moved that the Lexington
Water Company be paid the sum OF 81. 0CO
now In the water fund and dus IN ,bem An,u
Isn for hvdr.,, ,.,,. 80, 49,,
| Comn.nv no ,.LI ,ha .,m 80 ~"
- . a'o sum VI e"1' 81" que
mo. ,n..-a., y" ii" t'e's-
m. ,,uo.Inn 80 n
keeper was received and lied
"a IL. Eo,o,,N. n,.o-.-y U,.
Hera-,h -. ~. Snd oty Coshc1':
for The mon,h n, tsm.u 4 mSuu you Teport
fouat low. n. htItn,
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JOHN POWELL.

We have q line of ane table .yrups
that are SUR to please. We price q few
of u leaders at the following prices:
Pure Maple Syrup. per gallon ...$ 30
Perfection (pure sugar goods per
Rallon ~
GsEelle, (pure sugar goods) per
Best New Orleans, (pure sugar
goods) per gallon. ........,. so
We have received another lot of those
Gun Powder teas that are rare bar
gains at IS, 80 and rs
per pound.
Family Can. containing 1900 matches,
at 70 cents per can.
Try our Standard Roast coffee the finest
on the market.
Sublime Olive Oil (strictly pure) 90
cents per pint bottle.
We are headquarters for Flower Seeds,
Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, &c.
There IL no use In sending away for
them, when we can sell you the
same thing, and ave you
the postage.
Give us q call and let Us show you that
we mean business.
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FOR REVT-

INHE store room IN Franklin Avenue. whf.b
1 ma been occupied by Mr.. Albert Loom,
lately deceased. 10 Tor rent eat loosx an
Tor good grocery store. Apply To the "a ma.
fet,lht T.. Il STR ANegE
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Ben Hi now hustlts baggage 1t Ii. Mo. r
De 10 quick and reliable.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITY.

Register aud TEeasu Q =
We are authorized to announce 10 iEPH q.
CHINN as q Candidate ior the onice OF Register
and Treasurer I T the city Of Lexington az the
ensuing election, in June. ms
cay Engineer.
We ere authorized to announce DE mis-
GAVtN "a u candidate tor The office OF City
Enxineer for the CITY Of Lexington at the eRsu-
ing election, in June.
MARSHAL.
We are authorised to announce JESSE w
as q c .ndiugte Tor the 9TH e of CITY
Marsha al for the city Of Lexington at the ensuIn
a.ecttpn IN June. mis-
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EleRsnt 'tne OF trsmmIns. 10 sili, yspd1-.
lss, and tIpsel. Reyls = Son. nSsI
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COUNTY.
Rr0aRcMILnR AllArnRY.
Assessor.

We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
AIJLL az a candidate for the Office Of Prosecu-
ting Attorney of Lafayette county, subject 10
the action o. the democratic party.
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Frank Kriehn

has worked very uurd for the PontooD
Bridge and now we have got 1t, aud
hope 1t will do US lots of good. Now
sell
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We are au'horI" d to announse JAMES
Coroner Of Lafayette county, subject to the action
OF the demorraiic party. mo
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-18
Windsor County Court.


Friday, Dec 5.-Verdict in Walker VS..
0lcott Falls Co. for plaintiff, $500 damages
and costs.
In the case of Henry Fox VS.. Rocks Min
ing Co. and TT. No. 81. For plaintiff, w.
W. Stickney-For Deft. Goddard, judg-
ment was rendered for plaintiff. Clerk to
assess on order.
no. 6s-Joel f. Lyman ct al. VS.. +. p.
Martin, Davis and Clark for plaintiff For
defendant, Enright and johnson, judg-
ment was rendered for the defendant with
out costs.
No. ca was put on trial. Lizzie j. Currier
vs., Joseph Z. Richardson. Davis and God
dard for plaintiff; Fletcher and Johnson
for defendant. The action is for SANDER
and is a sort Of sequel to the breach of
promise case in which Miss Currier OBJ
tanned verdict VS.. the defendant not long
since. The testimony in this case was fin
ished Tuesday, and Wed. the case was ar
gued before the jury.
Tuesday h,-rhe grand jury came into
court and reported twelve true bills found
and is still in session, engaged at present,
as it is understood, on the w. X. Junction
homicide A matter of this importance
will very likely keep them together sever
al days SO that if nothing else presents
they can hardly conclude their labors be-
fore the last of the week. The true bills
found and 6oCketed are as follows:
The State VS.. Geo. Wright-Highway
robbery.
The State VS.. James b. Hutchinson
Fraudulently procuring liquor.
The State VS.. VIM. T.. Strickland OBJ
tanning money under false pretence,
Three indictments VS.. Geo. Wright for
highway robbery. Standard.
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DEF.

In Barre, Doc. nth, Mrs Abhie Tilden,
aged % years.
In WilliamstoWn, Dec 10th. Of paralysis
joel II. Shepard aged 81 years.
In Williamstown, Dec. 18th. Lorette, a
daughter of the late Gen E. Bass, and the
wife OF George A. Ainsworth. after a brief
illness, aged.55 years.
In Felchville, Nov. 27,Sirs. Lueien Town
send, ~ yrs.
In Plymouth, H., Ocs. 30, Eimball C..
Grimes, Y yrs, q days, formerly of Proc
torsville.
In Plymouth, Nov. 30.R. Edison spragus.
SO years, s mos, q days.
In AseutneyyiDe, Nov. 25,of pneumonia,
Maria B., wife OF Ele8zer Porter.
In Hartland, Nov 80, Mrs. F. II. Green.
In Felchville, Nov. 81, Mrs. Sylvia Walk
er, So.
In Andover, Mass, Dec. Z, Geo. 4. Gates
OF White River junction, AZ yrs.
In Weston, Dec. Z, Mrs. B. F. Sterling,
Il yrs.
In South Woodstock, Dec. 3, Warren
Powers, 50 yrs, 6 mos, 16 days.
In Norwich, Dec. z, John Leware, 70 yrs.
In Norwich, Dec. S, Geo. w. Kibling, so
yrs, 9 mos.
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Mr.. Marvin's subject next Sunday will
be, Somebody's Servant" At Stock
bridge, ''0ur Christmas Gift"
DIR. w. d. Huntington was in Brandon
over Sunday.
The ladies' union meeting will be held
with Mrs. Louisa Martin on Saturday ev-
ening.
e. L. Pierce and family are home from
Rutland for couple OF weeks.
Mrs w. D. Huntington is in Boston and
vicinity spending the holidays.
Miss Julia Trask who is spending the
winter in Boston, is this week in \. York
city playing in an orchestra for fair that
is held there.
Mr.. Stewart OF Middlebury was in town
on Monday.
Charles Beard is in Lebanon, this week
with friends.
The singing school in the North Hollow
under the direction of w. G. Chaffee is pro
crossing finely, with good degree of in
terest.
Mrs. Clark Kidder was in Wells River
with her sister, Mrs. Gage last week.
Mrs. Silas Morse has been very sick with
la grippe.
L. F. Wiley lost valuable farm horse
last week.
The G. A. r. will have a New Years ball
at their hall Jan. list, Gilson's Orchestra.
Mr.. Fred Whitaker and wife have
daughter born Dec. 18th.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-18
W. r.. Graded school Notes.

Quite an acquisition has recently been
made by the Graded School in the shape
Of Yaggy's Chart This chart comes to US
highly recommended as a great assistance
in the lines of work with which it has to
deal. It is to assist especially in the study
of Geography, Political and Physical, AS
tronomy and Geology. In Geography it
pictures TO The eye OF the pupil the changes
OF Che seasons and of day and night, the
different occupations and races of men; il
furnishes also very fine map of the U. S.
in relief. For Astronomy and Physical
Geography il gives a picture of the rela-
tive size and position of the planets and
consultations, the phases of the moon and
The appearance Of the heavens for any day
in the year. For Geology il gives dia-
gram showing the strata in the earth's
crust, and the minerals com posing them.
This chart, 1t is thought, viii be OF special
assistance in the lower grades, but cannot
fail 10 be of interest to anyone who studies
il carefully.