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Ar santa Monica.

The revival meetings at the M. f
chur ch will be continued week longer
Mr.. Winslow has been one of the vic
Tins of la grippe, but is now able to be
around again.
Men are busy on the beach clearing
away the debris and repairing the dam.
age done by saturdays rain.
The Bunch of Kegs was played Sunday
night in Steere's opera house. 1t was to
have been played on Saturday night, bu,
on account of the rain was postponed.
Today's arrivals at the Arcadia are as
follows: Miss Helen Lewis and Miss
Florence z. Stern, Waltham Mass.
Wing Little, Chicago; A. D. Mulford
wife and son, Minneapolis; S. P. Barnee,
wife and friend, Coopertown, N. Y; E.
Huntington, Rochester, N. Y.
Arrivals at Hotel Jackson are: G.
Neishbarb, Chester, ILL.,; T. Higgan,
Galena, ILL.,; William Lawrence, Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Dick,
Clinton, ILL.,; w. w. Collins, Sr., wife
and daughter, Oconomowoc, Wis.,; w
w. Collins. Jr., wife, daughter and son,
Milwaukee, Wis.,; FL. X. Bushbrown,
N. Y, and D. @. Salyer, Los Angeles.
j. L. SAUNDERS.
Santa Monica, January 20, 1890.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
CONVENT DEDICATED.
An Important Addition to LO
Angeles County.

An Important Addition to Los
Angeles County.
The new convent of the Sisters of the
Holy Name was dedicated yesterday at
Ramona. 1t is situated in an excellent
location and commands view of the
San Gabriel valley which would be hard
to excel. The convent is quite an i'm
posing structure and was designed and
built especially for the convenience ol
the Sisters, who. will perform their life
work within its walls. This order hes
recently come from Canada, but has ar
old established home in Oakland, from
which many Los Angeles ladies grad
uated.
The ceremonies of dedication were
conducted by Bishop Mora, assisted
by Bishop O'Connell and Fathers
Meyer, Scannell, Brannan and
Murray. They were witnessed by
a large number of people
from Les Angeles, and great many res.
idents of the San Gabriel valley were
also in attendance. Father Meyer de.
livered an earnest and eloquent dis
course, and referred to the noble efforts
of those self-sacrifcing Sisters in impart.
ing truly Christian education to their
wards. He said: "They worked 70,
Gods glory, and their greatest happiness
here below was in moulding truly mode
women, who would prove a gloriois ex'
| ample to the coming generation"
After the ceremony Miss 1nez Shorb
presented an address to Bishop Mora, in
which his great efforts ir the cause o
Christian education were portrayed. The
choir was entirely composed of female
notes.-the Sisters and the Misses Santa
Cruz, of this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Social IlIin0isans.

At the Illinois social this evening in
Illinois ball, Fort and Sixth streets, the
association will offer q very attractive
musical and literary programme, besides
the general social feature of the occa-
zion. There will be piano duets by
Misses Winnie and Nellie Conner; guitar
selections by Prof. @. 8. De Lano and
pupils; banjo solos by Harry Walls;
vocal music by Mr.. George Hanna, Miss
Nettie L. Shaffner, Miss Estella Erdman
and Miss Nettie Palmer. Mr.. Tom
Barnes, Miss Blanche Broadhouse, Miss
Amelia Budong, Miss Jennie Prev
cit and Miss j. N. Hamer will give read
ings, and Rail Hanna and g. Hersee will
render dialogue, "The Rival Orators"
and song in costume. Everybody is
invited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
LOTTERY TICKETS.
Iheir sale Causes the Arrest
several Agents,

h
several Agents.
In spite of the fact that the Roard ri
Police Commissioners passed resolution
a few weeks ago calling upon the Chiet
to enforce the statutes with regard to the
conducting of lotteries and the sale Of
tickets for the same within the corporate
limits OF this city, no action was taken
thereon Immediately, and it seemed to be
generally believed that the matter would
oe reconsidered by the authorities. as it
has already been carried unsuccessfully
into the courts on several occasions.
Inc police department has, however,
been quietly collecting evidence for the
purpose OF prosecuting the agents of the
| various lottery companies, and yesterday
the cru; ale against these people COM
meDced In earnest with the arrest of Elk
OF the most prominent of their number
by Detective Bosqui. These were Max
Harris. against whom three complaints
we're filed; Elias Cohn, clerk in the
employ OF M. Gunst, the Spring street
cigar dealer, who repres q ents the house, on
three charges; &. Greenwald alias
y. Alexander, cigar dealer
at the corner of Main and Temple streets,
who is charged with selling Louisiana
lottery tickets to two different people
Leo Sanderson and Wolfstein, who are
both proprietors of cigar stands on Main
street; and lastly, Mrs. R. Ferner, the
proprietress of a pawnshop on CONNER.
cial street, who is accused of having sold
four tickets of the Original Little Louisi-
ana Lottery Company of San Francisco to
Mrs. Lu Gray, the police matron; and
alao of having sold ticket No. 2S.25S of the
Louisiana State lottery, drawing OF Feb.
ruary IL, 1890, to George @. Gables.
Shortly after their arrest the delin.
quents made their appearance in the Po-
lice Court. where all gave bail in Gums
varying from 5000 to $500 for each of.
tense, whereupon they were released
from custody. Mrs. Ferner was ar
raigned by Police Judge Owens. She
was ordered to appear for trial on Thurs
day next, February 9Th, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, as she had not had time to employ
counsel since her arrest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
AIhambra and san Gabriel.

EDITORS HERALD-la grippe is visit
ing this community and has claimed
several people for his hosts and host
esses, butt hus far no fatalities have
been reported and. the doctors do not
expect any.
Saturday the rain began falling about
noon, gently at first and increasing in
quantity until about four O'Clock when it
poured down in q very earnest manner.
causing the arroyos to become, for the
time being, navigable rivers. There
was no damage done, however.
At the old, San Gabriel church the
Lazarus fathers have been holding Il
mission for the last week.
The residence of Mr.. G. B. Adams on
Main street, will soon be comgleted. 1t
is very handsome structure end Alham-
bra is justly proud of it,
Col. E. L. Maybery's house will also
soon be added to the number of finished
houses.
Mr.. Longdon's building at San Gabriel
will be ready for occupancy in very
short time. When completed it will be
occupied by Mr.. Harry Ware.
DR.. Kellog is having very nice resi-
depce built on the site of his former res
idence. It is o.story structure.
The East San Gabriel stable presents
a very handsome appearance. The
ground dimensions are 40 by so feet.
The hotel entertainment at Alhambra
was very enjoyable affair and all pres
ent thoroughly enjoyed the dancing,
sweet music and abundance of inviting
refreshments.
The hop at East San Gabriel last
Thursday evening was also very en-
joyable.
The programme rendered by the
Peak sisters at Alhsmbra hall was thor.
oughly appreciated by all. The sisters,
Misses Moorehead, Green, Hathaway,
Bronson, Vosburg, Hildebrand. Wer-
nigk, James, Webb, Fleming, Villa ms
and Albertson, were attired in very be-.
coming costumes.
The funeral of Mr.. Drake, who died
from complications arising from a severe
cut over the knee, was largely attended
by sorrowing friends.
Last Saturday evening, about o'clock
Col. Maybery's hostler started to 90 to
the train after Mr.. Maybery. At thai
time the water was raging in the afrovo
and in endeavoring to cross over The
buggy WAS capsized and carried down
stream; 1t was only with great difficnlty
and free use of his pocket knife on tba
harness that the driver was able to 90 we
the horse. The buggy is total wreck
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30

/. W. HKLLMAN, JoHN r. PLATnR.
ROBERT 8. BAKER, j. B. LANKERsAIM
L. g. GOODWIN.
Term deposits will be received In s1ma g!
300 and over. Ordinary deposits In sans @
S10 and over.
Money to loan on nYst-class real sstnse
Los Angeles, July !. 1889. j1ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30

Herrick, Boston Miss E. R. Sharp, Chi
cago; j. L. Bowles, Keokuk; George M.
Arper, Omaha.
]. D. Warrington. the president Of the
Kentucky Central, will arrive in the city
today for a visit of several days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Piles! Piles! Pilesy

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment wi, ~,
Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles when fe ouil ali
tumors, allays the itchiug at once 'so,os an.s tne
poultce gives instant relief. Dr. Wiilismmsa em as
dian Pile Ointment is prepared onIy f"r pi IN
and Itching Of the private parts, and nobina lines
gists. or sent by mail on receipt of nrico dnrrug
and 81 90 per box. piice' ooc.,
WILLIAMS MFG CO.. pro,,s
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Harris, the Hattev

And gents furnisher, 204 8. Spring 8,
site the Hollenbeck. pns ss' oppo
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S1,3O0.OOQ

DIEEUrCRS.
o. W. OhildS, @. II. Thorn, Jose Mascarel, J. |
B. Lankershim. O. Ducommun, Philippe Gar.
nier i. G. Goodwin, L. L. Bradbury, TsaiaR W
HelIman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30

the disease is liable to become chronsseer az
affect your general health. or develop n,o anu anu
sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures ns,o oon
by purifying, and enriching the blood ''arla aIa =
building up the system. Give 1t trial. auu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30

STOCKHOLDERS
Q. W. Chil6s, L. l.. Bradbury, Philippe Ga2
uter. James B. Lankershim, 7. l.. Duque, Jost
Mascarel, Chss. Duoommun, Andrew Glaseell
Cameron &. Thorn, Domingo Amestoy, Logi!
POlash, L. O. Goodwtu, Prestley G. Baker
Frank Lecouvreur, Oliver H. Elisa Sarah J
Leo, Estate D. Solomon, Chris Helna, Jacol
Kuhrtg, IBefas W. Hellmea. il
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CAMBRIDGE.

The funeral of Farewell Wcttcrbeo was
largely ats ndod irOm hi late residence the
Gtr Rev Edwin Vince ock on.cintnd. \
prtty home Wedding was hat of Mis- Eva
EHinWo1d aud Fred G. Luce which occur
red last Wednesday ut the home of the
by l'cV. l.. Nnuclu"k IL the presence ~ large
company of relative and friends. The hrue
was elegantly dressed in white silk, Miss Ella
W ait acting as bridesmaid and l.. a. Pike Of
stowe actin. as gT1omsinau. The presents
were many ard elegant.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. GrisWoid started Friday
for Michigan. NJ. .. Heath. brother of Mr..
Gri>woid helm. very ilL-Mrs. 10 eph Osiry And
granddaughter are spending THIS week In
liarrc.-Nif-. NHrnan ! in New Haulpshirc.-
Icy. rag conducted religious .crViccS at fVst
tamrrId-e Tuesday evening. nc viii preach
Al the same place on Sdnuav November 9th
RcV. MIR. Wheeler and daughter of CALAIS are
stopuin, in town.
Mary Stafford has returned TO Minneapolis. -
W. il. Gris"cd and wife are in sparta. Mich,
THIS W.cN. HAITI" Gallup is 1T home from
Burlil-. %. school Nt "a" Centre CLOSED lH-t
rIday, tli~-cS Freeman ana it1rle returned
bonn" To- Johnson. tcriIe Wui;couh closed
her tan term Dt scuoo. Iu he IauuouEh dis
trlct last saturday witt au exhibition in tho
evening" Miss NAileoGb is also engaged flr
the winter term. Hattie 'iri-woid has re-
turned from Barre, accompanied uy her
Ncp.tv...- Rcv. Il. F. Wheeler Of Cuais Oh, cia-
t"d at Va : cambridge inet sunday Mt : y. IN. :
> =. icrtin, at ltit,r.Onvl @ and Nafe"vjlic
tlte same day.-Nabcl Austin OF Johnson
]. mere. z. 3. Thomas attended the y. =. =.
g, J.. ConVcntol tLis week. AboVt . Of the
frieud-ot Mabel Nhiicpnb eatncrc! az her
home last fhur,dHy evening. It lciuc the 18th
anniversary o. ucr birthday SO received
among o'n.r gifts \ nnc oxford Bible from the
y. J.. =. {. J.. If which she j. member.
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MAZE RRURY.

Tho ladies of the Methodist church held p
tel meeting Mt BlrrcttS hotel W cdupSdayo nj
gone to Mon; pclier to live Mrs. john Con-
ram has gone to Rochester. N; H., 10 resldo
with her daughter, Mrs. William Nichols. -
Heorge Rand Of Boston, thc architect OF the
new asylum. hns been looking over tho work
and returned the 9TH Lewis Adams's
hitle Child cut Oft a finger with Il hntchct
Mrs Harvey Henry returned TO Schenectady
Walter Henry of Saratoga is visiting Laura
Henry, his nothc-. Mrs. q. c. Washburn
her son, Gsmae who has n iewclry store
there. Her daughter Kate went with her to
pursue her studies on the violin al the COnser-
NatOry. Fred Atkins, Harvey Brown, Doctor
" heelock, a. J. Brown, George Dumas aud
T.. E. Tracey haVo formed q shooting club
John stewart Of MorctowD drove into Nathan
Summervies milk cart breaking il mp TO
some extent. But he paid the damages and
went quietly home Rev. Il. r. Rcynold3 and
wife of Ludlow have been visiting in town.
lie h Is gone t. attend n holiness convention
IN ohGsca A partridge came into the VILLAGE
recently and was shot by Don Turner near
George liondals house
The vs. AZ the seminary held n so
cable last Monday evening Miss Jessie VIII
der of Muntunlcr has been spending few
days with lersstcr at the seminary.
W ilbur Henry is at Clark's retreat In Bur
llnEton, being treated for insanity. -Alrs G.
I. Nymau i, at Swantun with her daughter.
Mrs Frhnh Graves Mrs. \. y. Atherton has
been making II visit Mt .ieric hO-Cecll Graves
IS still confined TO his bed from the elects of
tue burns hc received when his room took fire
three weeks ago.-Frcd Luce and his bride arc
boarding with his employer, e. T.. Richardson.
Key. l.. II Elliott, ugcnt of Vermont Bible
society was taken with an cmboi9m ia his
IiEht lcE and has been confined To his bed tor
two week. This being nothing moro nor less
than a clot in one Of the veins OF his lex in t
Lolow The knee il a very serious case, but rr.
James says he is doing az well rs could be OK
pcctcd.
David Griffith, aged -, was buried last ~nt-
trday from the house of lohn GriESs. Miss
Della Fay is with Ms. 4. y. Athcrton, her
1unt.-Nuiia'u f.. Carpenter and wife and
Mrs. George ". Moody returned from Boston
SATURDAY. night
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MlNDl ERllRY


Mrs. Gideon Miner is improving rapidly.
In the absence Of Miss Anna Slnde o.
j. sawyer of tho college will play the or
gan at the Episcopal church.-Albec smith,
jr., Of Minneapolis has rooms at Mrs. VI. u.
Sheldon's for few weeks. T.. G.. i{ryant OF
the college has been elected base ball cap
tain.
Ruben A. Damon of East Middlobury died
OF typhoid pneumonia AZ his home last Wed e.
ne-dav morning The funeral services were
held Friday, conducted by Rev. Foster &.
years old, aud an active citizen. The remains
were Inferred at Eipton. ,,.
Mrs. &. T.. Marshall and Mrs. f.. Il. Clay at
tended lie musical festival ut BURLINGTON Fri
day.-Ihe 9Th annual ball given By the sons
of Veterans last might ut the town hail was
grand success. Tho attcndl nCC WaS Ruot ana
the enjoyable eniug passed too rnDaly.-- rho
congregational society have voted 30 give hcv.
y. j.; Keith the use of the parsonage until
Auril John Il. Ford expects to move 10
CaanRn y. H., the first Of the week. -Reprc-
sentative John l.. Buttoph has been ob!ilc to
Mr.. White OF Weybrdg ha- been nppointe
foreman NJ the mill on Huntington Falls own
ed by ne Green Mountain Pulp company.
Albert II. ~pcrry Of ColVile, Washington,
arrived in town saturday morning. Mr..
Sperry was for sone time express AGENT here.
9, a dancing school has been uuonci in tie old
\ VI. {. y. building for young ladies, and ls
well p1tronizca. Potatoes aro being sold IN
quantities for - and ~ cents per busheL-Mr.
>. holton, who runs O. jewellers repair shop
mere, has been the author, At different tim. :,
or seNrrG! ingenious mechanical devices. III
latest invention l. a clock, the hands of which
move up and down the disi instead OF
around T.. There are two hands and two
sets Of figures IN the dial, one for the time OF
dag, the other for the day Of the month. Tho
hours go from to - and the days from TO 81.
b.slnhlhS at tue bottom OF TIE uldl 6nth sets
II hands return SO thc bottom automatically.
Nr. Ho.ton has also clork winch records the
temperature during tho day by Gu ious de-
vice of his invention. Hon. \. J.. Iupprr
Is building another portable cottage. Mr..
upper tanks to have solved the question
fsIIt. Ia Fan
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One or two young ladies from here are soon
to Join the West Randolph grsnge.-Snows-
willie village school closed on Friday with rhet-
orcal exercises. schools and = attended
Leonard Fisher and wife, G. T.. " oodward and
wife and Mrs. j. Is. hutchinson attended the
funeral OF George NOntgomc AT ROXbury-
Mrs. George Boynton has returned from Bos-
ton where she spent two months at the Boston
conservatory OF music.
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RANDOl PA

The village school closed Friday. with an
exhibition In the evening at the town hail. A
large number were present. Music was fur
nished by the Randolph brass bandit VI.
Damon mas purchased part Of \. A. Atwood $
farm for S2oJl-lhe personal property and
part II the real estate belonging to the late
lanes Nelch was sold AT auction recently
Hiram lluSe has gone to Montpelier To live
with his son, ii. \. Husc, esq.-1he Adams
creamery is now running every other day.
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SWANTON.

An ice house at MHquam Dock belonging to
Barnes a CO., OF N'W York, cen Int fire from
passing gnc We lue-da and was entirely
consumed. II was dpN2 . feet and llled with
leo put UP b. Ferris ( bradley.
The date of The iirrt lecture If the course is
hXcd for NoYcmhc: llth. II is to be by Il. G.
Doana AMI the probable subject, "Cp the
Rhine and over the AIs with 4 knapsack."
Ernest 'routy started Tuesday Tor Atlanta,
On. Intending 10 Mlnlrr tnnrn-
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WAT ERNlII 8

Mrs. DoWaer has returned from Burlington
Mrs. Pottle mas opened q millinery shop in
c. A. Boards house. Miss Hrce and has re-
turned TO her home in York -tatr-Henrv
Wilbur j. in Burlington. r.. II. ~uattuck is
better. -Wymau Wetheroll and wife celobra-
ted their 4Jth anniversary of married life on
the 1tb. A good time was enjoyed by a large
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ENCSeURGIi FALL5.

There was corn snoahle" at tho resi-
the benefit Of the young ladies guild" Of It.
Matthew'S churcll-jack Chalwick dressed
his nine months old pig the .th, whicl,
weighed When dres.ei i.n pounds. VINO boats D..
Potatoes are beiHs loaded here at the ratio OF
q carload Il day for which ~ cents n busnel are
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NEW HAVEN Mills

William Guyatt's dwelling house was burn
ed November q. The fire was discovered about
$50 p. m, but had made such Roadway il
could not be checked. II caught from the
chimney many things We're saved. The prop
erty was insured. NJ. r. Barnum and wife
have moved to Bristol
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7 ROY.

The fall rains have raised the river so that
Stevens n Buck are running the left over
loS> from the spring run. Mrs. Albert A.
AseltlEe OF Enosbursh Falls, formerly of
Lowell, Ia learning the miliucr's trade OF
Mrs } ;. Dung. Miss Emma Smith is en-
ployed 10 MIS-. IIlggln- dress making shnn.
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FERRlSBURGLI.

The friends Of Mr.. Reuben Bisbee learn
with deep regret Of the death OF his oldest son
Robert, aged about q years, ON Friday last, of
typhoid fever. He was a youu. man greatly
esteemed in this community and his death is
lamented by ali.
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CABOT.

A j. Lance Is at work for |. Fisher. Tram
Wells and Wife started Wednesday for Califor-
MIA 10 spend the winter. Singing schoo will
begin soon with George Foster as teacher. -
Ed Durham is driving the stage to Maiden.
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:, The bes; Salve in the world Tor Cuts, Bruises
hprt', Ulcers, salt RheuII. rs, ~ sores letter
S Shalteu Hands. Cbilbinhs, Corns AZ
20 pay required Il f. qua rantecd 10 I've Der,
iecl aatisiacti ton, Or money refunded Prica
Tty.
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RICHFORD.

over 80 men are employed in building the
new elevator here. When completed it will
give employment TO from eight to r. men the
yeur around aud double that many in the
grain season.
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Mrs Henry Simons ana son are guests of
Mrs. Simon's mother.
Oh, stop that toothsche Johnson's Ano-
dyne Eminent will relieve any severe pain
promptly,
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WEST ADDISON.

Mrs. Ira b. strong died November l. aged -
years. -Judson iiurd died November =, uged 81
years. Minor Hayward Of Wey bridge is here.
School closes his week in district No. =
Fred Fisher is sIck,-Albcrt Raine has gone to
Miucvllle, y y, to work
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WARREN.

Mira. Gerald Campbell. accompanied by her
mother, is visiting IN Lowell, Mass.-Eya
j. Hrttnn j. in Waipoie, \. H."Siary Gicas s,
On is il Wait7tield.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.


Mrs. Flora Smith has returned from the
Burlington sanitarium in an Improved condi-
ton.
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? 500 Mems Cvcrcoats from 4
to s. dollars,

20' Az 81 . ~ ~ ~o"'' l'"'
~ 81 00'l|''
H. > ~ u 70, /') u e''
500 boys and Children s over
coats, u Fe"HrfH /'Tlfc5'
500 Mems and Bove' | 'eters
and Cane Ovar-o,+s
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WAlTSFlEID

The oyster social at Mrs. Hiram o. AIllcr's
Friday was well attended.-M. Winslow Far
man has returned from his lecture tour in the
central part Of the state. He speaks at Derby
academy November u; Richford November
-, and North Troy November 25.--Walter
tlklns Of North Troy returns to Manchester.
\. y, this week, where he has good situa-
ton in grocery. Mrs. Herbert Reed is sick
NJ. :. stone attends the state Endoavor
meeting AT ST. lohnsbury this wee>.-Sol
HltchcOck's to his home.
l.. Il. Jos!in has a baby boy Filander Chase
has bought the old Hooker place for S350u.-
Miss ConEie skinner and Miss Grace Hasel-
ton have returned from Lebanon, y. III. j.
hGlly has baby girl.-Fred Ryle is out again.
.lhe water works owned by Messrs. Palmer
Joslin and Bisbee have been supplied with
now gas pips in place Of the old logs r.
;,loSlin OF Vest Randolph is here.-Afrcd JOS
I'm returned from Omaha. He wants to sell
his farm and return " est Mr.. and Mira.
ltufus bucklin and daughter intend to 10 to
tlOrlda thls month 70 spend the winter.
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Always keep the bottle handy,
DO not place IT out Of sight,
For il cured our little ANDY.


Vcni! Nidi' Wei! This is said OF salvation
Oh for il couquers tho worst cases of rheuma-
tism and neuralgia at once. Price only 70 cts.
per bottle.