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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
THE BEST AND
Oh ZAP EST
| Will Sell at Very Low PrioesI

THIRTY-SEvEN Choice lots on jefferson.
Dickinson ard hegu0lds sTes. worth $50
q 500 each smsil cash payments. balance ol
time al low rate Of interest.
TNTON BOULEVARD LOIS advanced &c
$50 each. ( Tor $50. 4 few Conege ana
ParisayO. 4ols 81 SIS
TEN ACRE TRACT ready % plat and sell IN
lets good for twice 4 price.
H0l SE AND LOT Sl1Do-I am selling nv
II own property only. and will iaEe purcl as
eTS 10 see it and give them the benefit Of a fair
commission Ia prices.
hK-Will be In once evenings
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MARKEr PRIcEs

Hotel and Boarding House supplies q
Speciality
A Telephone Order VIII receive oug
careful sttcnlon
Telephone.
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GO-s0AK-ToyR-HEAp Mills viii be
the Democratic bg gun IN the House
now that Carlisle has gone up higher.
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NEASTED-An experienced brick maker.
W K. bosins. Leroy. Aieh. i
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LOST

I OST-On Saturday last. a lady's black silk
Il band bar. containing two pair spectscieS
Finder will please return 10 police heado usTt
ers and receive suitable reward. lS
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WAN1ED-A young girl for general house
W WORK one who likes children. Inquire 6o
Monroe-st. IA
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Tus passion play a. Oberammergau
lasts eight and = hall hours. Every
body IS sxcussb.s for gong cut between
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

BvSuofs case demonstrates clearly q
What stuH Democratic martyrs are
made
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WANTED-Girl for general housework. Al
W ply AZ IA Turner q. lG
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WANIED-A smart young girl for general
w hoasewoTk, and 10 assist in care OF q
child. IN family OF two. Apply 10 Mrs ". b.
willard, 1917 South Lafayette-st. l4l
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WANTED Situation; Oillce work OF any
W kind by young man OF six years expert
ence; salary not so much an object as a per
manent place. Address q. >. box G. telegram
Herald. I42
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HELP WAETED-PENALE.

LVANTED-Ten dining room girls; SO pei
W m9nth and fare paid. Fremont House
Chicago. Il
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Mich 40
E'OR SALE-Pine and hardwood lands city
property OF ali Kinds vel located. Also
money 10 loan on good real estate. In sums
IRON $50 10 5000, az the lowest rate Of inter
est. Call At No. Loyeft block. opposite
Sweets Hotel. A. X. Antisdel l57
no PARTIES desiring 90 purchase property
be one Of the most pleasant rural lOca-
tlonS We ~llI say. please tAhe q look Al our
property IN the village OF Lisbon aud thea
make US an offer. We mean business and are
bound 70 sell 10 the highest bidder as soon IS
The bids are all IN Address q. Is. A A b
Elmslie, Grald Rapids. Mich. l0Jtf
TOR SALE-0r will exchange for city prop
ertY. Al a-acre farm IN Cascade town-
ship; well improved. Csll on or address Or
VI. ". Danforth. Cascade. Mich. june
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VTANTED-Evsr crrs-r r-sr q srcrs Essa
- Nus Q srcw fssf 7 s-- 20 ~ sfTe go
-rf-s = az eEartrr ~ rr~rs rrT - %.
s.'irsr7e - srT par o. tsa r.fv 1
Esef. serner hssl F1.roa sne scath = bFs01
81 Tssz1oae - asr 4 p
" ~ = re- tfs- he-~e~srt - 1s7
- - - -eieNraaaf NT~ - - eE- p
fcr So f-r sss e. IS sfrsrr-sn A 80 ha2
tr~s. osrls
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WASTKD-Boy % run Peerless Press fol
w oae or ts9 DAYS Apply a. Irsosf Al
ucraa once THIS m0Fn. NJ.
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REAL EsTkTE-C0UgTRY.

EOR SALE Or EACHANGE-FArm.s ~ acres.
miles east OF tlie LAKE. kalksska county
young orchard. T. acres 10 hay, balance iu hard-
wood and hemiock timber Further pArrl-
cular.. inquire Of T. ii. Weaver. lie Lakr
Mltl ls6
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WANTED--One saleslady; must have good
w knowledge of Sabbath-schO0l work In the
city; good salary; call afternoons. Is Tower
block. l4l
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NNASTFD--Girl 70 work IN restaurant and
w Confectionery store; wages $40 per week.
Vim. Sherwood. Howard City. Mich. l4l
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SITUATIONS WABTED-PBNALB.

WANTED-Two walters and a kitchen girl
W at tue Michigan House. Apply today. l4Z
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{yANTED-A butcher for steady work must
w understand his tus noss thoroughly. AP
PLY, With references aad wases expected. 10
Ihos. III. Ogiethorpe AaHistve. Mich. "a
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FBMALB.

bD-Situation-YOung girl with ex.
" perience would like 10 work FOR dress
maker. Call or address Josie Nelson. y Colt
ave. Us
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Para. what is an aSncstio7-
"E.a = uasa who ssys BE- ior't kn0v
anything snd lecturss o. T. New York
SUB.
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WANIED-four sF ave frsg-eiAss ieth ecu.
W t4ry zen t9 % o4l - tosn so0e ~@ses z
psit. Apply Immediately at hA~EnaA 4
Llm0egI. asw kloa.ctl 5gildiaE. Ott4"~-st "a
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' An EI ERY
Sc COS
PRICE LIST

kQusl ~ neaiiy al 00c IcAs
2 pigs Quaker oats. fould't Wheat
Germ, SchumaEer's Rolled
AKens, Sclum4keT Rolled
Wheat. American OAt GroGts.
Imported MaoAroni OF NcTmioe.h
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rOR sALE-MsOELLAERoUs

horse Is An excellent roadster. fast and
good style. but gentle enough for lady 10 drive.
Cal AZ 800 Pourth-st. III
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" WAhfED-EH0 nrsg class nEisaers % rls
vera stes4y s0rk E@o4 vase = Fps
- l92sAs bEos- kQr4Igufs CO. Io4eaS. oa-e-
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TOR SALE-A forty-aeFe farm, with house
and barn. for sale cheap. viii take city
man X West Brldgest.. or Mrs. HiBdenGch
l4e Strzlght-SL Mar I'll
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NTANTED-Reliabe local snd travelling
w statesmen. Positions permanent special
inducements now; fast selling specisltlesi
do delay salary from START. Brown Bros,
y Nufserymcn. Chicago. Ills. June ~
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EOR SALE-A stylish village cart. q good
Il condition. Can be seen At Gill d Green
ley's stable. Al
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-firss-slzss eSeinst mAksFa -
W ssRk 4ne iRlsFiar n1rliIurxs ste%2S ~e 1
En9 gesa ~4sva APslJ - Ce-~nt Bios g.
Attire &C. 19loae. O1le- a
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yVANTED-NAS-A agent Of our patent
w safes sIe 2sxlsIle iaches; 50 retail
All sizes as low. New styles; new patterns;
new locks new factory. Not governed by safe
Pool Every safe warranted. kAro chance.
Permanent business. Our terms and catalogue
will convince you Agents clear so - Sc
per mOnth. White FOR exclusive territory.
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zELP wAsTED-s MALE

WANfED--eiukie msa - vera II selasers
" h04.s hosFil4 4st lave fsie- e~Nes
A2y.y - Hosk4tA stssaIG -.
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EsoEElAsEors

poARD sns I,6unr At "a. wleslzsn Ho1ss
II SH psr week srf
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FOR REET-RO0Ks.

E0R RENT-Four rooms. furnished or un
furnished. single or In suite; furnace. ga
and BATH. Call at % FoUntain-st. IL
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FOR NENT-Furnished or unfurnlshed dou-
i bic parlors suitable for four gentlemen. 81
Bostwlck-st.. corner Lyon-st. l41
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

BENSON.

Mrs. Chandler Gibbs Of Woodstock Is here.
- The ludic- of the Methodist church rca.z.d
Sli,i from their supper and rntcrta,nmcnt.
- Rev. l.. y. DIbhlc and family ot Troy are
calling on furmtr par-houcr7 Mrs. ~ uod
of pittsturd is 80 teaCh in the north d.str!r1.-
IN LOYAL Tenn esaucc .tEiun meet SATURDAY
afternoon, in the chapc'.-A sociahi" Will be
held i'm the chapel "Wednesday evening.
Truman =. Bcdcn GI,d Ir.u"y and was buried
Sunday. aged 81 year-.-iHWlry Aiken amt
Nnon ,ootrich went MonGny 10 attend me
T ov Conference academy at i'oultncy. School
opened Monday with SUSIE Walker teaching
the higher ana Fanny birkinsln tHe primary
departments. \ ~tprcOptIcRn entertainment
was given by Mes-Ys Mil, and Eastman in
the town haN, Satu-o ay c}cnin.. henry
Fowler II New York j. Waiting his sister
Mrs. John Eoacrt~.
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CHIT ENDEN

Albert Fillado. IS repairing the mill which
he recently PURCHASERS CT, school opened
Monday with large Attendance, Miss Huok
of Granville. y. \. Is the Observation-Disclosures!
Bros, have upruej meat market. at I;Ut-
land. VIII Baird and wifi of Randolph have
been in town the past week. Linus Edmund~
and wife of StuCkb have been here the
past week. hattie Horton is able To r.dc out .
AIRS. Henry Long is thought to be out of
danger. \ chllu of fayctje Iaird'a is SERIOUS
ly i'll. II err was family reunion AT II. l..
alris N THANKSGIVING uay Just - years
ago the family consisted OF only eight persons
at this gathering ther' We're 10 children and
10 Z raudchildren, making with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bard "a VI the family to sit down To dinner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
NEW HANEN.

a large amount Of hay is being delivered rt
tho Booth a Walker barn ut from ~ to = per
t0n.-Ihe frcsCoers are at work on the new;
Young horse drop dead in Its stall, Il few
nights since Weston q. NTH of California
spent the sabbath in toNn..A stock company
is icing formed to start the Brooes AK factory
ut Brook vile. &. Allen Barton il quite
y. orly. Mrs Il. :. Dana is much improve in
hCG th.-It is generally conceded that the able
management and strenuous efforts OF Senator
Robert Roberts, was ius rumentN in saving
the Agricultural college for Burlington.
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ADDISON.

Dorm t. Clark Is sick. VIII, son Of J. K.
Day. ~ bcttcr.-N Nathan Jenkins is sick Tile
dance Friday evening was n great success
there we're - couples IN attendance, from
Shorrhum. Pantun, Eridport, Cornwall and
Middlrbury ChoOl commenced in Asah vii
martins district, December Anna Gage,
Teacher. 100 ,rthur, son Of George Smith, at.
tends school IN Poultney Albert smith Llts
gone 10 live in the Jsmes Baker house Mr..
Iuttie Read IL iCk.-Sarah }. smith il AT Mrs.
Litbie WRtsou's.-- Lena Brooks has returned
10 her Nom. IN Huntingdon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

The Farmers League meets at TIE Center
is Visiting his father who is feeble. Miss Mary
Jacobs goes to Charlotte To teach school this
winter Miss Elsie Wheeler OF Calais. com
menred her school at the Center Monday
+. ". tru~hec returns t. Henusylvania this
week Mrs. Elisha Cove is sick with pueumo
MIA. MIR. and Mrs. Smith of Northheid, have
BEEN stopping with Mrs. \. G. Hail ami will
move to Montpelier this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
GE N 7 S.
FURNISHINGS
AT THE SAME
SLAUGIITERING PRICES.
AT THE SA ME

IS doz unlaundried Shirts
linen bosoms, sizes 70, 1917,
II and IS, regular 75c shirts,
only $50,
10 doz WOODEN and cambria
blouse waists, ages 4 to III,
cost from 80 to $l2 per doz,
only 371ac each.
80 doz Gents hose. worth
from IS to 75c. take your
choice at - and 25c.
50 doz Gents tics, all styles,
take your choice regular 50
ana sc goods, only 17c.
3 doz Earl x Wilson COL
lars and cuffs, collars 15c,
cuffs csc.
20 doz Dtadfords red Ben
ningtons No. 9, SIPS each
10 doz boys underwear at
35c each,
p dol mems oyera'ls, IS
and 30c each.
10 doz mems and boys
Caps only roc,
10 do1 Gents street gloves
only oSc.
5 dol Gents Neck Scarfs,
worth 75c. for 400.
40 doz fancy Shirts, regular
price 81 to $50, only soc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
FAIRFIELD.

The school children Of the village district
gathered at the school house Mt an carly hour
Monday morning to secure the seals and
welcome their teacher, Il. T.. ~uruburger OF
burlington. Ninc O'Clock came but no teach
cr: theu 10 with the same result and ms the
hours grew longer the CONGREGATION Mt the
school house grew smaller till uu the arrival
OF the teacher at ii thoy had all disappeared.
our village tinsm ia had orders before jc-
ccmher TOR over 900 tin buckets. he uttrih-
uted tbs rush Of business to the Mckinley
bills sugar bounty.
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EAlREAX.

There was social gathering ~ Bollin
Wheeler. Buck Hollow, Friday evening"
Nelson Warner IS suffering from a wound re
ccived in attempting t. head wire nail
against his knee last Wednesday W. \
Barrett Is about T. open "A grocery AT North
Fairfax With the increase of business NOrth
Fair AK needs a daily mail which could be
three miles per week on ths distance now
travelled to obtain a tri-Weeky mail from ST..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Fred Norton, who died in Denver, was %
venrs old his body was not brought back
here ON account of the disease he died with,
typhoid fever the doctors would not consent
broken over it.--Coru Orvis and Robert Young
are sick Sarah Meader begins schoo! in the
Oryis district this week 3D. Lindley BlrdsalI :
parents were with them last week.
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GRAF SBURY.

Mn Priest, an ascd lady, the adopted moth
e. Of Mrs. Hon. j. {. Alien with whom she
was living ed Mondey. Also Miss Jennie, n
daughter OF G.o--e Wood. This i the third
death IN Mr.. Woods home IN a few Syee,s.
lts motner-in-luw, then two grown up daugh-
tcls, both Of whom have gone with cunsump-
t.uu. The Good TrmllerS give public enter
tuiumcnt nj town hall, Friday evening. GUY
Gooirich the teamster is Just settling INTO the
hotel bus ness at \orth Irattshury. having
bought the MOTEL stand at that place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
ROYALTON.

Prof. Y. X. Ober of Waterbury, opened a
singing school AT Grange Hail, Friday eyon-
iug.-l he Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre4a
tiuual church gave n tea Mt George a. Laird +
Wednesday evening. The annual meeting of
the White River Valley Pomona Orange will
he held at Grange hali, saturday, coumenc-
ing at 10 "A. III. the question for Il scussion in
tue afternoon =. Have the Representatives
in our la-t Legislature acted for the best inter
p-ts of the farmers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
WATERNlllE-

Among those visiting in town the past week
were " i'll kluu and wife % Fairfax, George
Smile and wife Il lIardwick, +. ". smith
and wife Of \olth Iiyd" Park. Burnia Kei
ley has gone 80 Essex to attend school Wat
ter Tracey has moved into the tray house in
The Bra. strict BLIt Wiley is clcrkiug
in Ilyd lark The remains ~ Mr. tmar
Rogers. who died at hrr home I'm johnson On
the 4Uh, Wtru brought here for tGrmcut
Saturday. Sie was native OF this place
and the youngest daughter ut the late j. G.
holmes. Her death Viii be sim eroiy mougued
nv N lAEse LlrNle ul IrleMlt NJ Lhls NlAAn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

Jennie Conland began her fourth term of
school here Monday. alba Page is at work in
Randolph, his son-In-,,w j. akiug care oi his
farm lester hate- # 'Iunhridgc aiteuds
hool here this winter. HARLEY Bruce has
moved his family from GcOrEe Fuss', house
and is ut work for Mrs FIX At Northi.c d.
+, 4, Hove and family spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Rochester.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
WARREN.

Louie Carroll has gone to Gardiner, Mass.
William Aiken and wife from Massachusetts
are at George Co,bys Grace Han from
Hall ard attends school. Aggie BAN is at
nahum Nichols's George Curtis and family
are moving TO DuXhury Rev John BuzHell
funeral of Mrs. :. Swan.-Schools are all
postponed "A week on account OF sickness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
SOuTH WOODBURY..

The dwelling HOUSE and barn on what is
known ~ the tros-man place we're consumed
hy fire Thursday night. Loss Is not fully Gov
cred by insurance.
Clarence Bill il to occupy o. 4. Daniels
house lately vacated by henry Rickaru. !.
and \. NJ BENJAMIN have opened feed store
\ brother of Mrs. ucurEc Lance il visiting
her. The latter still remain, IA a feeble con
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
TROY

Rev. T.. w. Smith of West Newbury preach
ed in the CONGREGATIONAL church, sunday Il
is cV pcctrd he will he called a. pastor VIII
run from Troy TO NcNport ON alternate days
and from Troy to \orth Troy the uuy he does
not 20 TO Newport. Mr.. G"ors" W Aikou
ma, been iu very poor health since the fire
Tho village school began Monday with Miss
lla III Ln4L-L nr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

1t should be Kept ia every stable and stock
ward il the land, salvation Oil, Tor thcre IS no
better cattle lotion made anywhere Price
% cts.
Thousands Of the most prominent and in
teLi4cnt persons drought the land, have
testified to the true merits ~ br. BulIs Cough
Sywp. We advise sufferers To- use il. Price
uu. ) - teutr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
FAIRFIELD.

The funeral Of Charles H. Reed, who died az
East Farreld Thanksgiving morning Was
held az the Gongregat onal church, sunday,
Rev. Edwin Wheeloek II Cambridge otlicia.
ting Aggie Carey TEACHES the school in the
south district ALA Wsu.er " Boston
spent Thauhsk living with his parents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
MEMS
At Splintered Prices.
Only a few mentioned.

Only a few mentioned. 50
Overcoats, all large sizes, 40
AZ and "a, good styles, nice,
fine goods, regular SIS, $40
and Saz coats, at half price,
80 cents on a dollar takes
them. Come, you big men.
They are bargains.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
CABOT

f.. r Smith last week shipped from Marsh
urld station to Boston. five tons Of poultry, 20
tubs OF butter two carload OF potatoes, 500
dozen OF eggs, and a lot VI live stock A nice
monument from Montpelier las Just been set
on the cemetery lot Of the A'sms and Town
Ia miles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

Charles Ingalls, Of Waitsncld is at work for
Edw,r smith in his meat market Patrick
SHEER dan, who has been In tho insane hospital
az irattleboro. ". died NoNemher 2l.-leou
college al PoushKecpsie, :. G.-hlice Walker
H. IuurOVIuH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
Men S Suits,

An exceptional lot of rare
bargains. DO you compre-
hend the smallness of the price?
AS usual at sale of this kind
we find many broken lots in
"a, in IS, in 81 of one style,
in SO, in 40, in IA of another
style, and one, two or three
suits of many others. We
take them all, regardless Of
cost or selling price, and make
a uniform price for your
choice
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
lOWElL.

There was a large attendance at the Thanks
giving hall.-Mr and Mrs, Albert Aseltns of
Enoshurgh Fails were in town Thanks giving
day. Nathaniel Chamberln and wife are
visiting friends in the south part of the state.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
TO OUR
P 4 I. I. R . n s,
TIE PUBLIC !

HAVING decided to retire
| slrom the Clothing business
in Burlington on account of
other business interests, and
by our prosperity we are led
70 believe that our dealings
have met with public approval,
but the end has come, and the
Burlington Clothing Company
will cease to exist after an
/. Our lease expires and
store is let to other parties.
We take this opportunity OF
thanking our numerous Gus
TONERS for their liberal patron
age, and we would most earn
estly recommend them to avail
themselves Of this great op-
portunity to purchase nice re-
liable clothing at less than
wholesale prices,
Yours Respectfully,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

Dr. David Kennedy, Fsyorite Remedy has
been thoroughly tested aud found to be tho
safest and eleedi, ST relict that "a known for
am disorders Of the stomach, NsNels, Liver
and Kidneys.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

The dance nj siscos rRs success Eddie
gons back 10 Michigan Mrs Chappell has
gone to berkshire 10 care for her sister
Miranda kenison VINO H,, Is very sick, Calvin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
WALL SElEID.

Frank Hand tipped over q four horse load
Of claphoards recently, damaging the wagon.
Very Jew clRpboard logs are being cut this
fall.-D. ii. skinner has u boy from the Or
phans home at Burlington on trial Lester
smith and wife were given pleasant sur
prise party last Neek,-Lula Jones goes this
week 10 Lowell ard Boston. Sc hools besll.
this week with one new teacher, Belle Caery
ia district No. H. VI. Waite has bought Of
u. II skinner Il very promising colt, sired by
John Blackstone "S3l1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

Lau1es rough hands are horror. Rathe
them well at night in John-on's Anoydne lini.
meut
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
CHILDREN'S
CL0T HING!

Thrifty mothers will be
quick to avail themselves Of
these bargains.
One lot Children's Overcoats,
age / to TO- SI.Io.
One lot all wool children's Over
coats, age / to Ia, S. 50.
Children's Suits, age q to IL,
nico goods, worth $500, only
So. 20.
Childrens Suits, age to Il, all
wool goods, worth 5000, only
s. 90.
Children's Suits age 4 TO 10, real
nice goods, sold at $ and
$3.50 lake your choice at
SIS.
Others at $500, SIS, S475, and
S. 90, reduced several dollars
in price. You will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
Save at Least 50 Per Cent

if you buy Children's c 9th
ing Of us. AS sizes are
broken daily, we will cut
and slash the price right and
left to close them out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
THE WALK TO EMMAUS.
LESSON X, FOURTH QUARTER, Ir4s
TERNATlONAL SERIES, DEC. 7.
Text of the Lesson, Luke xiv, 10, ,27Y
Commit Verses 20, 2T-Go1den Tert,
Luke xiv, 3O-Com entary bytho
Rev. ID. NJ. Stearns.

ompIlcd from Lesson Helper Quarterly by per.
mission Of H. s. Hoffman, publisher, Phnadel-