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North Tunbridge.

Program of White River Valley Pomona
Grange, No. 3, to be held in North Tun-
bridge, Field Day, Aug. 9. At 1890, AM.
Music by choir; Address of Welcome, G.
B. Smith; Response, j. F. Shepherd; Reel
tation, WILDER Salter; Question Box Re-
cess; Basket Lunch. In P. NJ, Song by
Mrs. c. +. Waldo and Miss Laura Paine;
Essay, Field Work, Henry Dutton; Paper
by Sisters Mrs. Sarah Kibby and Mrs.Jen-
ny Hart, Mrs. Oscar Stoughton, Mrs. G. s.
Paine, Mrs. Gertie Bicknell. Question for
discussion Does the success of the farmer
depend more upon outdoor management
than upon indoor. To open discussion,
Adna Cloud and Chas Hart; Reading, Miss
Helen Slack. Mrs. Chas. Waldo, Lect.
E. B. Sanborn can show herdsgrass from
his farm IL it. in length.-Geo. Luce
and Dana Glines caught trout in this
branch that measured ii in. and weighed
l Ia lbs.-Elder 5. ID. Cross preached at
the Baptist church last Sunday. He is to
preach good Gospel sermon on Sunday
July 10.-Myron Flanders is about to be-
gin improvements on his barn.
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Orange County Conrt.

The trial of Chase Smith and Lila Ann
Foster for mingling poison with the food
eaten by Edwin L. Foster, the iatter's hus-
band, Jan. IA, 1890, at his home in Wash
ington VT, consumed nine days till five
O'Clock Wednesday P. NJ. at which time,
after an able charge from Judge Tyler, the
case was submitted to the jury. After be-
ing out all night the jury, on the coming
in of the court Thursday morning, report
ed disagreement and were discharged.
1t is said ten were for acquittal from the
first ballot and two only for conviction
Bail was again fixed at 81 900 each which
Mrs. Foster readily obtained but Smith
was remanded to Jail. States attorney j.
D. Denison and j. IL. Watson for the prose-
cution, K. w. Smith and R. M. Harvey
for the respondent. The remaining jurors
were then discharged for the term after
so days attendance, the longest in this
county, the other panel having been dis
charged the 10th.
Court hearings were begun Thursday,
several divorce cases being heard. Friday
morning the hearing Of the petition OF
VIM. F. Davis VS.. Adelaide Davis for di-
vorce was begun. A petition has been
signed by members OF the bar for the
pardon of Chas. French, sentenced years
ago to 1-2 years at States prison for forg
ing notes against l.. g. Hinkley's estate.
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Tunbridee.

Cora Hackett is now in town.
Mrs. Betsey A. Flanders will be 81, Sat-
urday.
The rain that came Friday came none too
soon for grain and corn.
. ID. +. Chapman has built barn on the
Drew farm.
Some speedy young horses are being
trained here.
Those who have been attending the sum
mer school at Wells River have returned
Rev. I. S. Hubbard returned last week
and the usual services were held at the
Congl house Sunday.
Edward ID. Marston has been elected
Chancellor Commander OF Providence,
r. l., Lodge of Knights of Pythias He is
said to be the youngest man holding that
office. He is but 81.
F. B. Williams, principal of the Mar
quette School, Chicago, is visiting friends
in town. He first learned of the death Of
Mary Hackett, his cousin, through The
Globe Tuesday morning. By taking an
early train he got here in season to attend
her funeral.
Elizur Howe a professed prohibitionist
has been receiving "Orlginal packages
and has been well sold. Geo. Foster of
Goldtield, Iowa wrote him that he had
shipped him an ''original package mark
stand hard usage Mr.. Foster said. Know
ing that original packages We're supposed
TO contain an article that he could consist
emily use for sickness only Mr.. Howe went
after it feeling a little chagrin because the
package was not addressed directly to him.
At South Royalton he found the package
was at Ed. Fosters. Ed. helped make a
bad matter worse by telling him to wait
until he got ready TO go home before GO
ing to the house for the package. This
was all in the line of being sly and Mr..
Howe was well pleased to find that it was
a pretty Iowa school marm his niece that
had been sent him instead of the
liquor he expected to find. She wore the
badge of the National Education Associa-
ton
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Highest of all Leavenng Report Aug ~ 1882
RH!a:!'!:!! B BskiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BrookfeId.

Mrs. Belle Cole Of Plattsburgh, n.
Y, has returned and her nieces, Miss
es Lulu and Jennie Conland have ac-
companied her.-Thomas Sanders of
Haverhill, Mass, has been in town
looking after his interest in the Spring
House. He purchased two fine horses
from parties in Williamstown, paying
5000 and $500 apiece.-Mrs. Gordon
Newell of Somerville, Mass, with her
daughter are in town.. G. Wheat
ly and family of Meriden, Conn, are
at W. C.. Clark John Metcalf and
wife from Conn, are guests of Will
lard Metcalf. Mrs. VIM Peabody and
children of Barre are at NJ. NJ. Pea
body's.-Carrie l.. Parker of +. Mont
pelier is in town.-G. d. Wheeler and
family of Barre are in town.-Dr. Ly-
man and family of Brooklyn are at w.
c. Clark's. He viii preach at the 2nd
church next Sunday.
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RandoInh.

Rev. T. H. Haug OF Philadelphia is a
guest of Mr.. G. p Beard at the 'Maples. ,
The farmers League will hold its next
regular meeting on Monday evening Aug.
1, in the town hall. Subject for discuss
ion; 1.-The Political Outlook" on which
members will be called upon to express
their opinions on caucuses, conventions
and candidates. A full attendance is de-
sired.
The ladies of the parish propose holding
a lawn party at which refreshments and
fancy articles will be sold, some time in
August. The proceeds will be used in re-
fitting the church and making desired
improvements.
Grace church was filled on Sunday after
noon, it being the Bishops annual vista
ton to the parish. Holy communion was
administered, the Bishop officiating, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. wilkins. After con-
tirmation, Bishop Bissell made remarks in
his usual effective manner.
The following are the late arrivals at
"The Maplewood;o Mrs. NJ. Swoll, Miss
w. Swoll, Mrs. Merritt Dixon, Mrs. j. NJ.
Dixon, Mrs. w. j. Lindsay and nurse, Nell
lie Lindsay, Alma L. Lindsay J. D. Mitch
ell, Mr.. Bagley and wife, M. Pragn, wife,
children and nurse, Savannah, Ca; Mrs.
Mary F. Porter, Randolph, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bridge, Mr.. Orvil Brown,
Albany, n. Y; Miss E. A. H. Sleeper,
Fitchburg, Mass; Mr.. f. F. Pettibone and
wife, Miss Anna S. Hurlburt, Hartford,
Conn; James F. Gray, Peter Gray and
wife, Peter Gray, Jr., Geo. Nj. Gray, Ma
son Gray, Miss Z. l.. Russell, Miss F. A.
Kendall, Fred R. Edwards, Cambridge,
Mass Miss NJ. T. Lawton, F. j. Shedler,
Miss Shedler, Mrs. N. Hart, 3children and
nurse, Mrs. F. r. Sticknsy, Miss Susie p.
Stickney, Charlestown, S. c.. Sewell A.
Faunce and wife, Miss Eliza II. Faunee,
Joshua Merrill, p. G. Morrison, J. M.
Dankler and wife, W. Sartwell, Boston;
Capt. T. II. Chubb and wife, Post Mills,
VI; o. g. Wernert, Miss e. K. Darling,
New York. II. b. Dennison and wife,
Mrs. d. Dittlefield, Mrs. j. K. Sartwell,
Miss Alice Sartweli, Somerville, Mass
j. Henry Myers, Newfane, Vt; Miss F. M.
Mackey, Miss B. G.. Mackey, Elizabeth,
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN
Z. Roberts returned to Boston last

Il. Z. Roberts returned to Boston last
week.
WI. Luce has rented the E. B. Stanley
farm for three years, taking possession
Aug. LIST.
Rev. B. B. sherman is absent on short
vacation and j. NJ. Comstock read SER
mon last Sunday.
q. M. c. Hatch of Grinnell, Iowa arriv-
ed Monday barely in season TO attend the
funeral of his father.
See adv't. of Miss Eulie Dutton, a rare
chance to buy millinery establishment.
Rev. VIM. n. Roberts preached at the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Peters left Tuesday for MINI.
10 be absent several weeks on a visit to
her sister.
We are much pleased to find the former
Genial Chelsea Herald Locals III X Dai-
ling in so good condition after his Sc
we're accident at Gardner, Mass Although
he can not eat and talk as fast as of old he
is still the same Darling.
Oliver Medcalf had a horse get its leg
broken in the barn last week and Irwin
BoWin found one OF his colts dead in the
pasture.
Amos S. Hatch died at his home Thurs
day, July "a at the advanced age of 81 yrs.
mos. and II days. He came to this town
when a young man and has always lived
here since. He leaves three sons, only one
was present at the funeral which was held
Monday afternoon, July 2s, Rev. S. A.
Parker officiating.
Among the visitors in town we note the
following: NJ. A. Hatch and wife of
Brockton, Mass, Rev. w. n. Roberts and
family of Groton, Mrs. Hannah Carr and
Mrs Fanny Mighill of Worcester, Mass,
Mrs. Julia Rogers and sons and Miss
Hatch of Lowell, Mass, Mrs. Stephen
Vincent, DR.. Walter Vincent and Nj. S.
stow of Burlington, Hale X. Darling of
Gardner, Mass.
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Mr.. Ezra Wiley sold one of his horses
last week to e. Y. Parker and has since
purchased another of Mr.. Whitney OF
r. Z. Avery bought young horse five
years old OF man in Chelsea.
Mrs. E. W. Newell and daughter OF
flttjourg, Penn. are expected next Mon
day.
Mrs; Ida Lasure, husband and child
spent last Sunday in town.
The young friends OF Mr.. Scion Frary
returned to their home in Boston last
Friday.
Wilbur Harding OF South VershiIe
preached at the Advent hall last Sunday.
A meeting was held at the schoolhouse
IN district at O'Clock last Sunday by
Rev. Mr.. Cummings.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter of Providence, R.
l. is expected the first of next month.
Jed II. Kendall has purchased of Mrs.
Flint the land known as the Albert West
property.
Senator Morrill's family are expected
soon.
Mr.. Alfred s. Hill, wife and daughter of
Boston, Mass, arrived here last week
Tuesday and are to stop several weeks
with Mrs. Ed Dodge.
Under chapter ana sec, 10 OF tne school
laws, the board of education have APP
pointed G. B. Dowof this village and ).
b. Buell. of South STAFFORD to sell the au-
thorized text books of Orange Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Sanborn arrived
in town last Thursday, having driven
from Greenfield in their own carriage.
DR.. Carpenter returned to Royalton the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Southland of Rutland
spent a week with their sister, Mrs. b. II.
Smith.
Mr.. Samuel Cobb of Hanover was in
town last week Tuesday
1t was not considered necessary TO have
any operation performed on Mrs. Fulton's
eyes but she is to have them treated by
DIR. Smith OF Hanover.
Mr.. Dutton of Brookiield is i'm town.
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A .IoYo,ls Occnsion.

In Belvidere, ILL.,, on Thursday evening,
July 10, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ford enter
tanned very happy company of friends
who had gathered to witness the uniting
Of two lives ''for better or for worse until
death us do part" The bride will be
pleasantly remembered by many in this
community as Miss Hattie Z. Vinton of
Granville. The groom was Mr.. Fred b.
Sands of Belvidere OF the firm of Traver,
Sands q Convey, dealers in Humber and
building material. Only the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties were
present. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. James A. Pierce of this place. After
congratulations were extended the COM
pany partook of beautiful wedding sup
per. Many gifts spoke OF the esteem in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Sands are held by
their numerous friends. With great good
sense the bridal party went at once to
their new home in Belvidere, in which
they will be happy to meet their friends
of East or West May the best wishes for
them be fully realized as the years go by.
p
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Farmers Must be Business Men.

The farmer who would make a prac-
teal success Of farming must regard it
as Just as much business as the buy
ing and selling of dry goods or grocer
les and TO his failure to do so must
be attributed some of the agricultural
failures that have discouraged many
farmers in recent years.
In old times the farmer kept his set
of books the same as the merchant /;
but for reasons difficult to understand
this very business-like aud wise practise
has been almost wholly abandoned, SO
hat the average farmer could not tell
the exact cost of production of any
crops.
Let the farmer enter into his book
the labor, manure and every other out
lay made on each individual piece of
land, the cost of seed, the expense of
gathering the crop aud that of market
ing it, and he may then ascertain at
any time, by reference to his books,
precisely what has been his profit on
each lot of land and each crop produce
ed s; and at the end of each season he
may study the lessons of his books
and from them learn where he has
failed and succeeded, aud therefrom
make his calculations for profitable
production in the future.
The farmer must be business man
if he would succeed; and the sooner
he realizes that brain is as essential as
muscle in agriculture, the sooner will
his vocation be raised to the level of
profitable industries.
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License to Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS en- in Chelsea on the
2lst day OF July A. d.. 1890 Z. +. Howe Ex-
ecator OF the estate OF perusha :. Tracy late
OF Tuubridge
in said district deceased makes application 70 said
Court for license 10 sell all the real estate of said
deceased, representing that said sale is necessary
for the payment OF the legacies of said
estate. Where
upon IT IS ordered by said Court that said application
come under consideration and be heard on the
llth day of Aug "A. u. 1880,
at the Probate Office in Randolph; and. it is further
ordered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication OF notice of this application and order
thereon. three weeks successfully in the HERALD
AND NEWS, printed at West Randolph. before said
time of hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and, If they see cause object thereto.
By the Court--Attest.
WILLIAM II NICHOLsJudge. ST.
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Fred Osgood returned to Boston, satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Storrs and son re-
turned to their home in Weare, n. H., Mon
day.
Mrs. Penney's sister-inl law, Mrs. Goss
has been with her for the past week.
Dana bearing shot a hedgehog in an
apple tree last week-an animal seldom
seen in this vicinity.
The rain was quite welcome although it
interrupted haying somewhat.
L. n. Kibby has bought and moved
home NOV of hay on the Arnold farm.
Raspberries are now in order-not as
plenty as usual.
j. w. Fargo win be at Osgood's store
Monday Aug. 4th from to 4 p. m. to re-
ceiye taxes.
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sTATE OF XERM2NT A P59os,s Court held

STATE OF VERMONT, I At PROBATE Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS 4 at Randolph In saidds-
trict on the 2lst day OF July A. ID 1890.
G. X. Granger Administrator of the estate OF
Philander Fish late OF Tunbridge IN said distde-
ceased presents his administration for ex-
animation and allowance and makes application for
decree Of distribution and partition of the estate
Of said deceased MhereupOn II is ordered by said
Court that said account and said application he
terred 70 session of said Court to be held at the Pro-
bate office In Randolph the 10th day of Aug.
1880. for hearing and decision thereon; and
Is further ordered that notice hereof be given all
persons interested by publication OF the same three
weeks successfully in the Herald News newspaper
published at West Randolph previous to said lime
Of hearing that they may appear at said time and
place aud show cause If any they may have why said
account should not be allowed and such decree
made. By the Court.
81 Attest WA. III. NICHOLS. JndQe
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H. B. Olds has gone to Hampton Beach
for his health.
Friends out OF town have donated mon
ey enough to furnish new chairs for the
vestry.
Herbert Rowell has been carried to East
Thetford. Fears are entertained that he
viii not recover. VIM. Bradley attends to
the work on his farm.
Fanny Loveland of Norway, n. II. is Wis
iting at her fathers.
Henry Hutchinson died Friday evening.
Oats have been struck by rust and prom
Use to be failure.
The telephone instruments are at last in
working order.
Frank Brown of Quechee was in town
over Sunday.
DR.. Currier has gone to the beach for va
cation and DR.. Written of Lawrence takes
his place for time.
Mrs.ID. l.. Hawkins of Woodsville, n. III.
is visiting her brother, A. w. johnson.
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Commissioners, Notice.

Estate Of THOMAss DAVIS
The undersigned having been appointed by tie Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford COM
missloners 10 receive. examine and adjust all claims
ana demands OF all persons AGAINST the estate OF
Thomas ). Davis late of RoyaltOn. In said Dist.
deceased, and all claims exhibited In offset thereto,
hereby give notice that will meet for the pur-
poses aforesaid. at the Office OF Lamb &Tarbell in
0yalton on the 9Th day of Sept and eth day Jan 81
next from 10 O'Clock an.unt O'clock D. II. OF said
days, and that six months IRON the It'll dav of July
A. D. 1880 Is the Inc limited bv said Court for said
creditors 70 present their claims to for examina
ton and allowance.
Dated at Royalton this 18th day of July A. d. 1890.
J. o. BELKNAP Com
$40 WILLIAM SKINNER missioners.
G. III. Markham. Executor.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NATHAN l.. CLAFLIN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
District of Addison, IS. for the district of
Addison. To all persons interested in the es-
tate of
Nathan l.. Claain late of Hancock
in said district deceased Greeting
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before the said
Probate Court, at the Probate Office 10 Mid
dlebury, in said district on the 18th day of
August A. d. 1890 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO
show cause if any you have why the account
of VIM. NJ. Huntington, Administrator of the
estate of said deceased should not be allowed,
and also why the residue of said estate should
not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this
25th day of July A. ID. 1890. By order of
Court. Attest JAMES NJ. SLADE, Judge.
SIS
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Remarkable Cure of Mrs. Mary Wright
of Rheumatism of rs Years Standing
Inv Dr. Royce, the Great Specialist

Remarkable Cure of Mrs. Mary Wright
of Rheumatism of is Years Standing
by DIR. Royce, the Great Specialist.
Mrs. Mary Wright says "For is years
| was confined to my bed for months suf-
ferinp the most excruciating pain. My
limbs were swollen to twice their natural
size and unable to be out of bed, could on
" get around by the aid of crutches. i
was treated by several well known ply 81
clans without obtaining the desired re-
lief, much less a permanent cure. A lew
weeks ago was induced to put myself
under the treatment OF Or. Royce ana al
ter one week my pain left me ana now
feel that am entirely cured. l am now
nearly 60 yrs old and this is the first time
since / was 40 yrs. old that | have peen
free from rheumatic aches and pains. /
do not give this testimonial at the soiicita
ton of DIR. Royce or any one else, but feel
IL my duty as well as a pleasure, so that
other suffering people may know wnere
and when they may be successfully ana
speedilv cured. Any one doubling the a.
hove statement may call on or address me
and | shall be pleased to convince them
that what have stated is true. Ut. Royce
has made specially OF chronic diseases
all his life. His method OF treatment Is
such that the medicine goes direct TO the
parts affected relieving all pain IN very
short time, effecting speedy ana perina-
nent cure. His medicines contain lao pols-
ons. DR.. Royce will be at the Red Lion
Inn. West Randolph, VT, from MONDAY,
Aug. 4. until Friday night, Aug. To- Con
sultation free. Office open from A. NJ 10
SPIN.
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p. c. Mason came home last Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Bowles has returned from
California.
Mrs. John Edgerton OF Boston is visit
ing her father, D. NJ. Flint.
Miss S. Il. Wills Of Chelsea is visiting
her sister Mrs. Stillman Seaver.
G. A. Bohonon went TO Mass. last Mon
day to work through the summer.
Frank, the little son of Henry Richard
son had his leg amputated last Wednesday
Drs. Goss of Chelsea, Fish OF So. Royalton
and Bailey of Barre performing the oper-
afinn
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have in my hands the Town, School,
Highway and County Tax Bills of the
town of Randolph for 1890. Taxpayers
are hereby notified to pay said Taxes to me
within 80 days from date.
j. w. FARGO, Town Treas. Randolph,
VT, July IL, 1890
The 80 days will expire Oct. 9, 1890.
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My Christian friends and neighbors,
one and all, wish to inform you that
intend to deal on the square. | shall keep
-four, meal and bran OF which | shall sell
only for cash on delivery. Please bear
this in mind / mean what / say.
Credit is played out, | have started anew,
Better prospects in future are coming in
view.
If you want any meal come quick as
flash,
But remember you'll not get it unless you
pay cash.
II. NJ. BLANCHARD, Braintree.
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Lot of Black Lace
Flouncings, all-over
nets at 20 per cent. off
from former prices,
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Lot all silk Taffeta,
black and colored La
dies Gloves. 42c.
Reduced from 6OctS.
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south Randolph.

David Buck and son Ransom of Barre
made us a call last week.
Mr. Patterson of Concord visited at An
drew Adams recently.
Benz. Thayer is gathering cream for A.
A. Storrs' creamery.
b. W. Peakeis working for H. Wright,
o. Morse and Fred Lion for Geo. Turner
and Mr.. Tyler for Geo. Wright.
Warner Slow of New York, former
resident Of this place, is visiting friends
here.
Geo Turner is cutting lumber on the
Peak place for new barn which he ex-
poets to build next summer.
Haying in So. Randolph was finished
nearly two weeks ago.
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Colored Parasols and
Summer Shawls, cheap
to close.
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NOTICE.

This is to certify that have this day given my son,
JP Williams, his time during tile remainder Of bis
minority and shall claim of his wages nor pay
any debts OF his contracting after this date.
W, E.MILLIAMS
W. Randolph. VI july 2G. 1890. SIS
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HOW WILL | WARM MY HOUSED

Parties contemplating heating by warm
air steam or hot water viii find it to their
advantage to consult me. Estimates of
cost furnished free. Correspondence So
licited.
]. D. LAWRENCE, BETHEL, VT.
Mechanical, Sanitary and Heating En-
gineer. 3mo
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Found.

One calf, owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
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FITS-All Fits stopped free by Dr. klines Great
Nerve Restorer No Fits after hrst days use. Mar
vicious cure Treatise and $500 Trial bottle Tree 10
Ell casrs. Send 10 Dr. kim. 81 Arch ST. Phll. "a
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D | { D.

In Corinth, Rufus Munson, Saturday,
the 18th.
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THEY MUST GO

/ Lot Ladies' fas'
black Hose, Fancy Top
SIC.
Reduced from Scots.