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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13
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9a in Der 5tabtratbss8 eriammIung
bonn 5. Mfai 1890 cine Srbinan3 arge,
1ommen purbe, bur9 tpel1e cine Gpez
cialsNbfimmung an~georbnet nirb, I'm
ben @ilen ber Steuer5abler 81 ermits
teln, Of bic Stabt eine Maleibe bon
$3.50, 600 Observation-Disclosures
ieub 9olars) in 5procentigen 20s bis
30idbrigen Bombs aufnebmen ioa unb
3tuar at f~oIaenben 3peden:
l. $4,000 fir bic grri9tung BON
G9ulbduiern urlb beren grbaItung.
2. 800. 600 fir ben Bau bon 8riiden
iber ben San Mntoaio &iber.
3. $685. 600 fir Die @infhbrung zines
glettrii6en Geuer Mlarmss pfsms.
4. $4,000 fir ben Nnfauf bon ifdos
til9em @igentbum, mel6es bic 6taoi
gu erpropriiren uiib fur 6ffentli6e
3pede 81 befuben fir n0tDig eraGten
iolte,
so beraume i'd, Brban galasban,
MaDor BON San MntDnio, fraft Der nit
bur6 ben Greibrief unb bic Oroinan3sn
ber Stabt ibertragenen Wa9tbolfom.
menbeit unb in llebereinItimmung mil
Der Section 43 BEG genannten Greibrie,
fes, Die aln 3 Mpril 1889 angenommer
murbe, hermit cine Wabl on, tpel6e
a~bgebalten tperoen fol- am
g ag. ben 81. Mai 1890,
fur bic pbenerpdbnten 3pede.
Die StimmpldBe tperoen in ben bers
idiebenen Warbs g%e6ffnet fem BON 8
ubr 8ormittass big 6. ubr Mbenbs,
unb atuar an ben folsenben Orien:
Marb Scr. L: SIN poliaei=0 aupt=
quarter. Wabloorteber: Simon So
nigbeim.
Warb Mr. 2: Ode BON gaf unb
Doloroia StraBe. Wablborfteber: eli
Nrnaub.
Warb Nr. 3: gde bon 2areoo
unb Weifs Soufon Str. Mablborfes
Der: Sobn 9tatpenbed.
Morb Nr. A: Sn Griid's 9als.
Wablborteber: s. 8iaemain.
Warb Ser. 5: Sn Sommers @ars
ten. WabIborHeber: Sobn Stepens.
Warb SIR. 6: @de Gin unb Nolan
Str. Wablborneber: @m. S. gase.
Warb Mr. Z: @fe Matagprba II.
0ietOria st. @ablporfeber: @bas.
u. SennD.
Warb Nr. 8: Sub Nlamo Str.
Nr. 207. WablDorfeber: Soiepb
&pan.
Sic 6teuer3abler baben ibr 8otum
~ab3useben sir" ober nGesen" bic ein=
selnen Der Obigen 4 8ori9ldge.
Die Wabl pirb ~absebalten iDeroen
unb rag Mabl-& siultat pirb ermittelt
lDerben in uebereinfimmung nit benz
StaatsgeleBe unb nit Der Section 29
beg fdbtifben Greibriefes.
Sur Bei9eiEiguug unter3eidne i'd
bies nit meinem Namen unb lafe bas
Siegel ber Stabt San Wntonip bin5us
fiigen.
San Nntonio, ben 6. Mai 1890.
8rDan @allagban
Atteltirt: Msapor,
6. g. @~laubon, Siaots@lerf.
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e. u. Gppperaae Mprfs.

DAB Elm tii6iiger unb fei6iBer @es
i@dftsmanu bier iii unIerer siabt Grs
foIg bat, bepeit Der ftetige Mufi9uuns
beg @tabliHemeHts BEG 9rn. @eo.
Maubrp, @de Nufius unb 0aDss
StraBe. 9urG bic 8or5igIi6tsit ibrer
Gabritate bat li@ bieie Gabrif einen
&uf uno cine ausgebebnte 2unbIdaIt
ermorbeu, tpesbaIb Ooielbf utter Qu,
penoung Der bor5t9li9Iten MaIdineu
unb geI6idteiien Nrbeiter tets nit boI.
ler Strait g%eorbeitet wirb. 8runbeis
genihiimer, 6armer unb 8ieb3iater,
bic 8ebarf an @%iternen, GdReru,
Sanfs II. /. 10. babeu, f6unen feineu
Plab finbeu, no Iie aufmertiamer uub
reeler beoient mer0eu.
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Mn Die @afer G~pniumeateu.

perionen, meIde einen 5dIau6 alr
B%emdRerung, fir Gtaus ober aitbere
3tpede gebrau6eu molten, neroen ers
fudt, fi6 in Der WaKsrperfs Office su
melben unh Die @ebiibren fiir bas am
|. Wai angefansene Sabr gu entri6ten.
ba cine grtra=G ebibr reben Der @ebibr
fur geu0bnliheH @ebrau6 fur ioIde
genubung beg @aHers se3oblt tuerben
muB. Sen 8ei6dftsreseIu Der Cons
pagnie 3ufoIge Dirb perfonen, Die obue
bic erforSerIide @ebiibr besablt su bas
ben einen Sdlaad sebrau6en, bas
Waher a~bgebrebt.
Die Waffermerfsg 0 m pagnie.
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Gmrbss tome. Notis!

@ir baben einsu srpbsn @orraib BON Sub.
Stetnen erfer atnfe On Sanb, ale bon 8 bis 8
Gub lang.
gue @runebeiibsr, bsIde bon Der Stabt auf-
sefcroert herosn, ibre Se,tenpe9e MAIDEN gu
Iafen, pcrSen % Sent per 2ineaI. 8ub iparen,
penn fe nit Dem llnterseidnetstt einsn Son-
trait abfdlieBen.
Man a%breiiire DEER ipenbe iid psriOnlid an
6. Riggli
1926 g. Mamp. CTR, San antOnic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13
@ute 0crSauuua.

Da8 IT etpa8, mas Seber baten mub, lpenn e. ietne8
aebenS freb fem nil, 2auieupe iu6en e8 tdsli3 unp
iterben, neil lie eS nt6t iinbsn. 1auienee ppn OeuatS
iperhen in Der 9efnuns s%eopfert, eteies nebeI 31 beiets
tt9en uno bed stebt e5 Elm Mittel ~haseseu. gBir ga
rantiren, baB electric 8itiers, mad 9or1Artft unb hin=
rei6eub lanse 8ebrautt, cine suite 9ereauuns i6aHen
unb haS uebel her unrerpaulthteit beieiti9en mtrp.
3rantbeiten Der 9eber, res MaSenS unb her Mieren
Mirp sm so Cts. unb 81 HE Blaide in ter Gpptbeie ron
OretB, bpmpicH So. ~pertauit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13

= 9ie 8eclame.9 eIbin Surab 8erns
barbt bat mdbrenb Der Gerfer.S Scene in
Der rSunsfrou BON Orleans" in
einem Sbeater su paris bas un
glif gebnbt, i6 einen Splitter ins &nie
3u ioBen, unb ie lieat iebt, 6a cine
@nt3inbun9 ba3ugetreten 1T, felt bas
niebtr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13

Set mebreren Sabren leibe i'd
bdufg on Magens unb Nierenleiben
unb es siebt fein beferes Mittel oages
gen, tpie Or. Nuguft 26nig's 9amburs
ger 3ropfen; fe bringen 2in%berung.-
8. 6. Quefner, San Grancisco, Sal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13
Ner MGmiife @nrreihnnbent hsr

Ter Jl0IillIWe g~DtfeIpDHDeHI Dtt
9onboner v9aiIp Neips" tbeilt nit, bob
Der papFi febr befrieoigt lei bur6 bic
fieuen 3ueefdnbniRe Der beuti4en
&ei6srs9ieruns g~egeniiber benz fatbos
lii6en 3lerus. Der papf, beiBt ss,
miBbilige bic Saliung bes @entrums
bas nod INNER ueue 3ugefdnbniRe gu
~erIanaen ftrebe.
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@efanntmadjuna fir Stemersabter

Office bes StabtsNHeHors.
G%ampntanns @ebduoe. 3immer 40.
Gun antonio, 26, april 80.
gs tpirb bierburd betannt sema6t,
baB bic itdotii9en Steuer : 9olen fir
ales fteuerbare @igentbum - p%eri0nli.
DIES unb @runb @igentbum = fir bas
nit benz 1. Mdr3 1890 %beginnenbe Sis
falsSabr ieBt ausliegen uno baB fie bis
gum 80. SUM 1890 CUR ginfi9t oten
liegen tperben.
ollie perionen, bic bierpon betroften
tperben, perben b6fi6ft erfu6t, belm
4lntersei1neten por3uipreden il1D 'br
Der gelteuerung unterporfenes etgerI'
tbum a~nSugeben, tpie bas 8eieb es oors
i6reibt. 8utt az 0ral9,
Stabt.aKefor.
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@ruuoeiaentbums . llebertrasmnaer

Mlb. Griebri1 on SEQ. WagHer, 4
@runoftide Oh Ots@ommercesS traBe;
$2.450.
Sobn Z. Duncan au Muguit 6einbe,
@runbiiid In vWeeri6eiots Subbipi'
ion"; $210.
3. M. Sammonb unb 6. nlrid an
Sobn Seller, 8runbftid oil @rapfon'
ftraBe; $3.50.
9. 81. Sammonb uno 8. ulri6 on
g. q. gilbert, 2 @runbfiide an 8rap'
ionfrabe; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13

sss- IS lit erpiefeu, BOB CHAMBER,
lain's Suiienmittel bic fi6erffe unb bette
Wtebisin 1T, bic uo9 big ieBt bergeiielt
purbe CUR 9eilung afuter 9als' unb
2ungen. &rantbeiten, tpie grfdltungen
unb GROUP. Gum 8erfauf bel q.
@obn & Co., s. Ralteper 6 Sobn uno
oleu Drussifien.
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Mlerlei.

= 9ie Rompagnieu 0f. 6. 5. $. 5
& 6 bonn %. SnFanterie@ &egiment
trefen am Montag Mbeno bier elm.
G%ommanbeur beg Militdrpofens bon
San Mntoaio Ditb Sol. 9entD SO.
8lad.
= Sir bic Contention Der Drug
eiften 1T folgenbes prosramm fefgez
felt morben. Sienftag 8ormittag IL
llbr Gmpfang. Ma9m. 2.30 4.30
BeeriiBung unb gr6Hnung Der ger'
banolungen. M~usfabrt. MittDOh:
Neriammlung bon 9-l2 uub BON Id.
Mbenbs: 8aufett.
= @i9arb Seilig bat fi6 i9mer am
8ein berlebt. Gein Pferb braante
burdl unb bel Dem 8eriE1 es feifaubals
ten murbe er umgerinen.
= alderman @uitab &eimann 1T
bon Ieiner Expedition, bic MbfalzVerz
brennnngsofen in ben gr6Beren Stdbten
elmer Betbtigung gu unteraieben, 5us
riidgefebrt. sein 8eridt lautet, boB
bic Oefen fi6 als unprafiiid, ibeilpeiie
ober aud als az toffpielig ertpieien.
Sn Mfilpaufee pat man bic Wsrbrenz
nurg eingeitelt, neil Der 3ohlenper<
brau6 gu fploHal NOR uno elm Sroden.
Spftem aooptlrt, mobur6 auerit Die
OeltIeiIe Dem Mbfaa enisogen perben.
Ser &eIt wirb aIs 9iinger perwertbet.
Die @tnfhbruug bieies SDifems in San
Nntenio piirbe nit llntofen bon $4,000
pro Sabr perbunben fem. 0err Hei.
mann 1T bafir. bic Wegf6afung unb
3erli6rung oes MbIans Yribaiperfonen
au ibertragen uno bafiir au Sablen.
= Die 9elegaten bes Geuermebrs
Departments, barunter bic Seutfdea
W. 96fins len. 60. ginber, s. 3rtF@,
8. s. Mauermann uno $. Goamaun
finb na9 paIefine abgereiif, I'M Der
Convention bei5uwobnen.
= Ser Negerfnabe 3om WilIon,
13 Sabre alt, ber i'm Sanuar ieiner
@eIpielen 8obert MtiQs erfa9, lit 81
10idbriger Su6tbausbaft perurtDeilt
tporben.
= Die at. Der S~tabtbaae atbsitsn6en
Maurer babeu abermals 'getritt. Das
Abtommen mar, .baB tie 8 StunOen or
beiten unb fir 10 Be3abluns erbalten.
Die febIenoe Gtunoe ioate ON Na6s
mittag ausseisbt merben; isbt psrlan.
gen fie bieielbe an, Nbeno, tporauf Die
&ontrattoren niGt eingeben.
= Sie pbarmaceutiide @ramiuas
tions. Yeb6roe fur ben As. 9iitrittsges
ridt betebt aus ben Serren g.. $ Salt.
eper, g.. SdaHe, $. 56u@aro, &.
@obn unb 6. 66rner. Sie 8eb0rbe
tritt am Is. SUM in &%alteHer's Npo.
tbete bebufs prifung hon Wpotbefsrn
5uiammen.
-8eri6tiaung. S. q. Suz
pinase bat R6 niGt erbdngt, pie bon
Nuftin bierber semeIoet tpurbe, ionbetn
bur9 Morpbium pergiftet.
= Die Gountp. @ommihGre 1aben
angeorbnet, baB bic Wabl Der Sduis
5ruHees fur bic Difritte in 8erar
Gountp am Samftag ben z. SUM- ltatts
finbet.
- Wir batten beute 8ormittag bic
8ereiigen, Serrn8 ursbeimbon 9ouiion,
tpel9er our Mpotbefers @onpention nod
5an Mntpnio getommen 1T, in u~nierer
Office 5u begrtBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13

~ Maperids Sanf beaablt a
grosent 3inien fir 3eits9 epoiten.
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~ SC. @obn & &c., s. Ralteper &
Gobn uno anoere 9rusgiifen wtirben
@bamberlain's 5ufenmittel nidt m
pfebIen, menn es ni9t gut ndre. gs
it fpe5iea fir bic 6eilung bon @rfdls
fungen. Group, 6uiten &C. bergeiteQt
uno bas uirfiamite Mittel in fol9en
TGnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13

Yetitionen: Son 8. s. Mauera1auu,
2oulie Seiaro6e, uu 8eri@tiguaG oe4
IReBmeuts; bon St. 6. Sotn. 70. 8
Srotpn, %. gtaea & Co., Qate Dillon,
UNI Bauz@ rIaubniB. @. q. 9iirltr
mill cine 12zpferbetrafts Dampfmaihine
III feinem SauIe an @ommercefroBe
aufiteleu. Die Nlamo Monuments
MRoeiation min Gefb nebmen BON
Mlamos@ebduoe uito hofelbe iii 5tanb
balten. 8on 8iirgern bftli6 pom Miz
litdr, poiteu. I'm WaHerIeitung. 8e=
miai9t. : WOn Biirgern: Sur @r6fe
ming Der 9enoer unb 8er5e1erunB Der
Sltbe Str.
Der Mtapor tinbi9t bic bereits mitges
ibsilteH Gomites au.
9je Nugebote fir Mfieibe oes @sbdus
nes ain 6lulie bldt an Der @ommerces
ftrabeu= Bride tpurben berleieu. u.
5hol8 bebdlt bas Saus auf msitere
finf Sabre. tpenn er $1825 Wiietbe per
Sabr aablt. SIM anberen Sale be5iebi
es Bic n@rpreB"
9ie Srbinana nel6e Der 2afebiem
IT.. Ut. Company bas Megete1t ertbetlt,
murbe ~enbgiItig angenommen. Die
@eieaidaft mub innerbalb 9 Monateu
5 Meilen in 8etrieb baben unb bann
ieben Monat cine Mteile bauen, big bic
2inie boIenbet 1T.
Cine Orbinar3 murbe borseIeat 5ul
@rtueiterung Der Nqep, mel6e CANT
unb Sib>2arebD Str. berbtnbet.
Sem Mabor nurbe BET nadgelu6tt
lIrIaub ertbeilt.
Sic r5.M. &apib SranIi 1t COMPANY"
petitionirt un Menberung Der Mtfumu.
Iatoren fir ben eleftrii9en getrieb uni
um GrlaubniB, bas @eIeiie Der g. u,
GtraBen5abn on MutiaffraBe beniiBer
81 biirfen.
Cine Orbiuans our grweiterung Be,
NuebaitraBe, amii@en 2atebo uab gaf
Ctr, murbe ber!eIen, uub baun Der
Bef6IuB angenommeu, Die TeuerDebr'
M0oeiation ein5ulaben, ibre nd9ft
Sabresfonbentiun in San Mntonio ab.
5ubalten.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-25

Cleopatra being now good deal before
the public as topic of theatrical interest
the Egyptian coins struck in her reign,
which are in the numismatic department
OF the National library are greatly run
upon there. They show her when she was
respectively wife and when queen regnant
One sees her at all ages, from her early
teens to almost the close OF her reign.
Cleopatra on these coins and medals is far
nearer to Sara Bernhardt than to Ms.
Langtry She is almost spare in figure
when young, aud at all times 1.-the The
neck remained young 20 the last. Had she
lived to so she might have looked a little
like Prince Napoleon, the mouth and chin
having a Mother Hubbard tendency to
meet.
The full, luscious lips, resembling those
of a Somali woman, do not mitigate much
the hardness of the physiognomy. 1t is
strange countenance and one easy 10 read
The forehead bulges at the eyebrows Its
prominence here gives it singular irregu-
larity, producing the effect almost of
smaller growing up out OF a larger one
Jove was represented by Greek seulptos
with such a forehead, but on a more mass
i've scale. The eye is greatly in shadow
aud almost sinister, having the expression
of snakes when bird is to be charmed
The aquiline curve of the nose is at once
strong and delicate, and the nostril is well
open and finely curved. Taken with the
lips, it gives an impression Of a woman
prone TO sensual Joys. cynical. fond Of q
cruel joke and contemptuous
Her firmly nodded and advancing chin
shows volition. She was willful to the
last degree, and not to be turned from any
purpose The hair is dressed in the Greek
manner, and twisted up in a knot on the
nape of the neck. She is bad and bewiteh.
ing. All the men she fascinated saw
through her, but were too intoxicated by
her charms to break away from her She
wore the royal diadem, which is represent.
ed on some of the coins.-Paris Cor. Lon
don Truth.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-25

John Kimball, who is having a vacation
on account OF his health, gave his friends
a call last week.
May Twitchen was in town last week
Arthur Ballard is working in the saw
mill.
Frank Root, a long time resident OF this
town, has moved to STAFFORD.
Oscar Angler is chopping for Daniel
Gay.
Alice Wyman is home from Goddard
Seminary on account Of illness.
Anna Brown of Canton, N. ", is home
for the holidays.
Mrs. Quimby. who has been spending
some months with her niece Mrs. Durkee,
has returned to New York
Willard Gay was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ballard will spend
Xmas with his sister in bethel.
May Leonard is teaching in Bethel.
Look at the label on your paper. II il
reads Jan. 81 or Jan. 9 your subscription
expires with the last no. in this year. If
so please renew at once and not lose an
issue, and save us much extra work.
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The Pinehsh.

If you want a perfect model Of domestic
virtue, for example, where can you lind 1t
in higher perfection than in that exem-
plary and devoted father the common
great pipefish of the North Atlantic and
the British sea. This high principled
lophobranch is so careful OF his callow and
helpless young that he carries about the
unmatched eggs with him under his own
tail, in what scientific ichthyologists ple'
antly describe as sub-caudal pouch OF
cutaneous receptacle. There they hatch
out in perfect security, free from the dan
gers that beset the spawn and fry OF 50
many other less tender hearted kinds, and
as soon rs the little pipefish are big enough
to look after themselves the sac divides
spontaneously down the middle and allows
them to escape to shift for themselves in
the broad Atlantic
Even so, however. the juniors take cart
always to keep tolerably near that friendly
shelter. and creep back into it again on
any threat Of danger, exactly as baby kan
garoos do into their mothers marsupim
The father fish, in fact, has gone TO THE
trouble and expense of developing out o.
his own tissues a membranous bag on pnr
pose to hold the eggs and young during
the first stages of their embryonic evoiu.
ton. This bag is formed by tive folds Of
the skin, one of which grows out from each
side Of the body, the free margins being
firmly glued together in the middle by
natural emulation while the eggs are un-
dergoing incubation, but opening ond
more in the middle to let the little fish out
as soon as the process of Matching is fairly
finished.-Cornhill Magazine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-25
Nor,nan Townsend.

We learn from the Blue Island fIll.,)
Standard OF Dec. 8, of the death on Nov. 4
OF Norman Townsend,a native Of Barnard
where he was born July 10, 1s1S.-He mar
ried in 1889 Mary K. Huntoon by whom
be had ten children. In 1878 he went to
Blue Island TO live with his son Alonzo N.
Three years ago his wife died. For nearly
20 years he has been afflicted with rheuma-
tism, but through all his suffering was
cheerful and patient. The Standard says:
He was the kindest OF fathers and neigh
bors, loving and beloved. His mind was
clear until within few days of his death.
His cheerfulness and peace OF mind never
forsook him. The predominant traits of
his character asserted themselves even in
death. The hard lines which pain end
struggle wrote on his face during his last
sharp sickness gave place to the old famil-
lar expression and he seemed in death to
have just fallen quietly asleep in the midst
of pleasing thoughts. Large numbers OF
the friends aud neighbors attended the flu
neral on Tuesday, Nov. 25th, at the house
of his son Alonzo, on Burr Oak Avenue.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-25

Rev. S. A. Parker will preach in the Uni
versalist church next Sunday. Mr.. Mar
WINS subject at Bethel will be, prince
and Psuper-the two extremes in life"
Harvey Henry was suddenly called home
from Syracuse, n. Y, on account OF the
death of his father.
Miss Emma Hussey is home from Rut-
land for the holidays.
Clark Henry, after sickness OF several
months, and who has for the past few
weeks suffered from dependency, COM
mitted suicide Sunday night by cutting
his throat. The family has the sympathy
OF a large circle OF friends.
Wesley NJ. Irish, who met with the loss
of several fingers from one hand would
thank the friends who so kindly assisted
him with donations Of money.
Charles Howe OF Tunbridge spent week
with Horace Cole.
G. S. Bride and wife, Mrs. " M. Hub
bard and Master James Chaffee spent last
week in Woodstock.
Mrs. Jane Emerson is in Bethel for a
couple weeks.
Miss Nan Topper win spend Christmas
with her parents in Bethel.
Miss MAY Parsons will spend several
days in West Randolph.
There will be Christmas trees az al tnFee
churches with appropriate exercises.
Miss Lola Allbee is home from Boston
for two weeks vacation.
Will Pattee of Ansonia, Conn, spent
Saturday, guest OF DIR. w. ID. Huntington.
M. c. Webber is home from Boston to
spend short time with his mother.
A pleasant sociable was held last We'd
nesday with Mrs. Herbert Hubbard.
Miss Lila Knowlton returned home last
week from Lowell, Mass, where she has
been the past few months.
Chas. Townshend is spending Christmas
with his wife and son.
Win Chaffee has very successful sing
ing school in Stockbridge, Vt.
The ice houses are being filed and the
quality is unusually good.
Mrs. Julia Wing is spending several
weeks with Mrs. Charlie Gage IN Welis
River.
Gretta wyman has returned from Spring
feld--e
Charles Hewlett OF Bristol has been here
to look at Kezer's foundry with view to
George II. Upper was in town Saturday
Mrs. Pollard & Son 90 to Leominsterr,
Mass, this week to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Mcneil
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-25
Iool, Out For Your Public Money,

Mr.. EDITOR II wish to say a word in re
gard to our public money as It appears
that there is great danger OF many dis
tricts failing to have the required no. oil
weeks OF school to entitle them to share
The law requires that each district shall
sustain a school "a weeks in each school
year. Our last legislature has so changed
the school year that it gives us only mos.
aud only seven in which we can have a
lawful school. Most districts calculate up
on a spring term to get the required num-
Der OF weeks which they have been depriv-
ed OF as counting in the present school
year. / cannot see that the new law has
made any provision in regard to the mat
ter and il seems pity that thel small and
poorer districts which need IL most should
suffer by this change. Extending the win
ter term may help some districts to bridge
over the chasm but the terms are so varied
throughout the state that it is impossible
to tell what the effect will be. ! am no
lawyer and my conclusions may be erron-
eous and write only to start the ball in
motion and hope that we soon may hear
from those who stand high in authority
for there may be need OF immediate ac-
ton. A. f. KENNEDY, Granville.
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Roxbnry.

Ethel Richardson is at home for a few
days.
DR.. Hutchinson, z. s. Stanton and ID. l.
O'Grady have b en- sick with colds but are
all able to be upon the street again.
Carl Ellis was obliged to leave school 9
few days last week on account OF sickness
and Mrs. Ida circuit supplied during hi:
absence.
c. A. Fisk and c. L. Effis ~erc -i---..sss;<
over Sunday.
The Warren stage reached here at moor
last Friday after hard trip through deer
drifts on the mountain.
Thursday night and Friday the wine
blew a terrific gale, constantly piling tbs
light snow into huge drifts rendering
travelling by foot or team almost .impos.
sible.
Fred W. Roys of Boston is at home on 6
visit to his family.
The Grand Ball at the Summit House OF
New Years eve has every indication o.
being a success. The Montpelier Orches.
ira OF pieces furnishes the music.
special train will leave here at 5 a. m. fol-
the accommodation Of parties coming
from points between Roxbury and st. Al
bans
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-25
ODDS AND ENDS.

Germany boasts the healthiest army /,
/ Europe. Belgium is second best and Enc,
land comes in third.
Ii dog deseerates any chGich Ia Sal,
Lake City by entering its door the owne,
Of the brute is liable to fine Of S.
For slight cut bind on il a piece If
common brown wrapping paper such :
butchers use for wrapping meats
Never give way TO repining. No habit i
worse than that of useless grumbling. 40
ton and work will mend the worst fort
une.
A provincial newspaper prints the fol.
lowing advertisement: "Wanted-A WON.
an to wash, iron and milk two or three
cows"
1t is as impossible for some people to mind
their own business as it is for them to bavs
any business Of their own to mind
The other day a st. Louis man steDped
up TO the stamp window Of the postofIjee
and bought $500 worth OF postage stamps.
The new telephone cable between Paris
and London contains four copper con.
ductors, well insulated and armored. The
circuit win he metallic one.
A new stenographic machine in use by
the Italian parliament is capable of record.
lug $50 words minute, and can be readily
manipulated by blind person
It is said by an eminent physician that
no child under twelve should be permitted
TO study outside the school room, even one
half hour out of the twenty-four
A San Francisco undertaken has fitted
up large and handsome funeral parlor
where funerals may be held. It is intend
ed to meet the needs of families who live
in hotels.
A burglar was neatly captured in Houns
low, England. He became fixed in the
panel Of a door, through which he had en-
deayored 70 make his way, and in this posi-
ton was secured
To preserve iron work from rust mix
some copal varnish with as much olive oil
as will make ii grcasT 70 which add nearly
as much spirits % Uurpcntine, and apply
The winning candidate for clerk in
Kentucky county died just before the polls
closed on election day. His competitor
now claims the Office.
Rochelle or EPSON salts, taken occasion.
ally in the morning, ere wonderful re
movers of the aches and pains of which,
just now, almost everybody complains