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MONTPELIER.

The Grand Army fair opened very SUCCESS
fully Tues day with favorable weather.
a meeting will soon he called to ARRANGE for
Organizing the Montpelier Village Improve
ment society.
Quartermaster Gen. w. II. Gilmore Of Fair
lee and Capt. John WymHn of st. Adams, in
spectcd Capital Guard, Co. II, n. g. v. Tues
day forenoon. The larger part of the day was
devoted to target shooting at the range
Charles IT, lleatou, So representative to
the imperial council, started ThHfsd9y to
accompany the Kismet Temple \: NJ. >, of
brooklyn, y. y, to the special session OF the
imperial council at Pittsburg, Pa, next Mon
Frank II. Bascom who has been i'll at
Aluncie, Ind, arrived at home Tuesday
u. :. Wheatlcy and wife spent sunday with
his parents ut East 3rookiicd, returning with
their son Ned, who had been there two weeks.
Nathaniel Mcknight of North Calais, died
early Tuesday morning at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington. and the body was taken
through this village in the attG,rnoon
The on. e Of Dr. GrOut, at Waterbury, ha
been connected with the Montpelier Telephone
rhc residences of George H. Guernsey and
&. d. + Bancroft, on East state street, are re-
cciVing new coat OF paint.
Pension Agent 7. j. Deavitt says: "Seven
thousand more tensions have been granted
July l. IL an were granted during tn, whole Of
last year cAhaust1ng thG apnropriaton for
a P2s[" hort in it. June Ne
III the widows ana Il part of the invalid pen
~ionrr3 have been ail their june install,
mcnt, but those upaiu VIII lave to wait until
after July l. when the new appropriation will
be HVailHhie"
The subscription list for Fourth of July fire
works is growing rapidly.---Rev \. J. Hough
has returned uom the national Y. p. :. G. T.
convention, at 81. Louis. George Ii. Wilder
VIII play flute with Tue Park theatre rChestra
during the summer season at the Profile House,
Franconia Notch y. II. Capt. Ii. G. Lull is in
town from Bristol. Conn.
THE religions of Japan viii be the sub
iect of II lecture by Watar liitashima in Jap
[ u.
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RUTLAND COUNTY NOTES.

The commencement exercises Of Troy
Conference academy at Poultney began on
Sunday. The annual sermon to the gradu-
atinG class was delivered in the morning
by Rev. d. W Gates of Saratoga Springs
and Rev. C. W. Rowley OF Gloversvilln,
y. y. addressed the James association in
the evening Rev. Frederick Lowndes al
dressed the alumni association on Tuesday
evening The commencement exercises
will take place on Thursday Governor
William T. Dillingham; will present the di-
plomas.
State convention will present unanimously
tho name of Hon. Henry f. Fields as n can
didate for State treasurer,
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CAMRRlnGE

Mis- Laura Buruham closes her school at
Ne. /, taught by Mi-sc- l.nrabre and Marsh
closes this week Friday. Mrs. Marsh viii re-
turn to sheldon. Mis- lerabee VII spend a few
WocE~ i'm Hyde Park. Mr.. and Mr.. Smile Of
I+ardUick AZ. in Cambridge. Mrs ~;euhe
Mdyette is visiting in Cnderhill. Willis Hub
bard VIII remain al home for IL While iaadure
BA'elu who met with an accident is
in lair way to recover. and Mrs
Willium Pauen and daughter Nora
are taking ii carriage trip through the
Statc,-C. +. We,herby and wife will
take trip next week. Mrs. Charlie.
liinc% Of Johnsoa ia visiting her mother Mrs.
Tomlong
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VALE RRllRX.

Bessie Dumas, who has not been expected TO
live for several weeks from typhoid fever is
recQvering,-E Blond Of Barre and Leander
Kirby with their wives aud children have
gone TO Mallets Bay, fishing. Mrs. kuggles
has closed her dresamaking shop ON account
of sickness, james x. Fullerton has returned
from Fort Payne, where he has been since
last September. Hattie Morse has gone to
Randolph to lie present at the examination of
the Normal school.-Mrs. John l}atChelder
days visit at Westfcld.- Saul g.. Hutchins 1
able to ride out. The little daughter Of Charles
Stevens was seriously bit by dog bu. is
CoVering-licv. Calvin Moody of Osagc, Iowa,
will remain seven weeks i'll his native town
and will preach next sunday at the Methodist
has been engaged to teach he graded school at
SWanton.-C. f. Bugbee of Montpelier il doing
the painting in th9 Congregational church.
mor and 90 TO Boston to teach school in the
fall Richard Burke Of Scrabble Hlll had
silver wedding and Sl0D worth of presents.
Edwin Dillingham;, is spending his Vaca-
ton here, from Yale college. Hon. CL.SEles
Stevens OF Troy Is visiting with w. Il. lSMttt.
.-"iss bcnsOn of Minneapolis is visiting at
Mr.. o,rs.---Rey. Austin l1azen and wife of
Richmond are visiting with Rev. l.. II. Ell
lott.
james Sleeper resigned, on account of i'll
health. as census enumerator, and iienry f.
Hill has been appointed in his placc.-The
school committee have hired piece OF land
Playing in the school house yard endangered
the glass in the church and in Mr.. Dhiug-
ham's house. James Nclleck went to Wi
noo,ki Tuesday. lie will visit Bt ston and
then return TO his home III Omaha The Con
glelationRl church have got in very fine
stained glass windows from the Continental
q ass company in Boston The church will
be opened for services next Sunday.
The graded school closed last week with in
Il resting exercises at Hotel hall, with Fred
Fernad OF Boston, principal, Helen Willough
10y of MiddlcburY, teacher of the grammar
and Miss f. Kimball of Mortified, teacher ct
the primary uepart ment. The graduates We're
BESSIE 5. Harris, Eva Schoheld and May h.
excellent music.
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EPISCOPAL CENTENNIAL.


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IoLiuu' opening VI tne COZ eH''ou'
MI lhoiHa' H. O"lhe'l Oh burlington
was f!Gc'ei scc'c,"9 io' 'N' ensuing ear
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ueoi 50 - i'"'4V9 ga" i'ec an"
Mes'rs' oh"r'eS Dewey ana mare
l'9Vs. uodoaru ana o. = pIahnern'
on inc Episcopal 1uhu' MeSNs' H. u b.
cannon h"'uh' ana ,'Hso"' on cahonS'
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d. iah"eia -. an" ne'S, = ''o' % ~ 800 ana
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hc'!o'h -, Ne""'9 "s"' "uEiSe' oi Tue
rccleslastlcni court. l'eF, rranc'' W.
NulI'" % "oou9'ooN wa, e'o' ''u registrar
oil me diocese lo' Tue 'n9u4he Soa.'
~ Tue AFTERNOON session Tue MANY was
said ny tlie rev w. - l.ahgloru OF the
diocese Oh We" orA, Inc sermon was
pre"cheu ~ Tue l'eF' -Nlpert ~ pa'iey' -,
~ OF ono.d"H 'io'" Tue 'o'h S"'iil' lord
INC" n"s' "ceA Cui ie'"ao W" ono so"e'"
uoh 10 announcer
i"e sem '"htu"i meeting u '"e er'non =
prahcA OF the W oman AuA'liaFy met AT :
o clock and received reports OF work done the
past year The officers elected are: Presl-
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TUN BRIDGE.

David Blanchard. an old inc teamStcr and
stage driver is suffering from a shock of
paralysi-.-N II. Austin had his co lar bone
broken by the recOil of a gun last Thursday
County Supervisor Goodlue is visiting the
schCO's ot this town.-For some time past
there have been many stories floating about ia
which Deacon = :. q iolwin. a highly esteem
ed citizen. was made to appear in bad light.
Yesterday OrviS Tracy. a member of the same
church WAS sued by Mr. Goodwin for SANDER.
Both men have stood well in the town Mrs.
Laura f.. widow of the late Rev. John Monkey,
died the Eth, aged 81 years. Henry G.. King
OF Lawrence, Mass. is visiting his mo her,
Rehecca King, The notorious 'cott84e' is
now empty, ana the proprictrcss has left the
State TO escape imprisonment. Rev. VI. &.
Heuler-on and wife OF st. John,bUry are Wis
itu. here
Mrs. George Corliss is failing fast at Wind
sor:-Gertie Howe is 1T work for II. Whitney.
Mrs llerA ius moves into the Farnhan house.
ReN Mr.. sherman Of Chelsea exchanged
sunday with Mir. Hubbard. Mrs James
Webster has gone to Bradford 10 work. Her
children went with her. Rev. Mr.. henderson
Of y. Iohusbury preached at the Baptist
house sunday. He was settled here 40 Years
ago.-Nr- John Monkey was buried saturday:
sue only live Il week after beer 9ho Nv il
liam stephens Of Northueid is the guest of r.
SaF-ent.---N. II, Austin is suffering with bro
ken collar bone and injured shoulder He
cried TO shoat crow with kicking gun
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PlTISEORO.

Rcy. j. X. Williams of PeacLam occupied
the pulpit of tie CONGREGATIONAL church last
Sunday. He and wife are the guests Of the
Jennison families. jernmc Poi ard ana wife
field. Chaile. Ncstcrhc!d, her SON. j. alsoat
home Mrs. Carney has gone t. salisbury to
Il. !. is ~till sick ~ the hotcl. His wife re-
main, with him, bu, hi mother has re,ur ned
home thildr II day WAS observed ut the
little cn.llr'n pta Mr. .\b3r are soon to be sent
t. the Home" mt Bar nEton owing II the
falling health Of their father.
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BROOKELEiD.

Mrs. Gilbert BiRclnW has had shock Of
paralysis from VIII, h sAcis slowly recovering.
born to Frank Tracy and wife the Eth. The
Lone ~.ar Dramatic club of Randolph played
to a small du !i"ure hcrc.-Mrs. r. /. Sargent
i in 'o"u.-trcI smith md Mr. Nellie
hnOwIes are in town TO attend THEN mother.
MR., ". j.. biecloW is VS. ting he. brother
tuar!c-. II. y, Gaylord j. very Sch Teach
cr~' meeting Viii Ne heidi at Ems, Bro okncid
Saiu a'ia> ut . J. m.-Dal colt graduates TIM,
week at Randolph Normai school
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WEST RANDOI Pl4

The Randolph Center band play ed here ac-
ceptaily Monday oV,ninL-A sister of Mrs
Glndding from llaintrll, VT. is visiting her.
Milo Wilson of Fort PYneS j. at home.
chi .drcu's day WAS celebrated in the Chris
tiau church, SUNDAY, with HpWoprint' cr-
vices. -Nlr-. K. J.. kinlbalI and TWO daug 5
of New York city. have arr we'd at thcIr
summer home y. j. Whitehill and wife
have gone to their summer camp at Greens
boro POND. Manic Connolly i working in ne
HcralI otlicc, lvarnin- &c trn;ic. Fred Car, Is
is SiCk.-ltty. Mr.. Huughtun from New York,
hcean nio rcctorate in the Episcopal church.,
Sunday.
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Mr.. McLane started Monday for Colorado
He will visit Boston, New Yo k, Philadelphia.
and other cities on his return. Kate and Lucy
WashDurn have returned from Malone -
Henry WEIGH of Cleveland, Ohio, is the guest
of Chester Pierce MIR. French, Mrs. Gould
on Wednesday, where they will spend several
weeks before returning to ChCago,-F. A..
Guernsey has gone 20 II dson, n v, where
he has found employment in "A dry goods store.
Mrs. l.. =. Thayer and two children are the
guests of Mrs. Mary Hodgkins.
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STARKSBORO

The first Childrens day was celebrated here
June H. Appropriate pieces were sung by the
CIor, Lydia NJ. Young presiding at the organ.
winch was furnished by f. II. Young. The
children aid well. Remarks were mrde BY
hey. 'pra que Naomie lurlnton. and George
and Edwin Ncader. -JohnuY Grace is home
On visit. Mr.. l.. Brown ot Denver is with
her tath rs folks. Mrs. Orvs is in this part
~ TN" town with her sister, she being from
IehNer also on a visit.
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james ~heard caught his foot in turning
WAGON wheel one week ago. and suffered Il
compound diSloca'ipu OF the knee Joint, tine
tHi-l bone protrudinc four inches. Aiulday
the le., was amputated at the thigh by DR.. f.
l.. Lldue.
Rev. II. K. Titus is still sick. George w.
R"ardS.ey Is c'crking for -. :. Harvey a Co..
Joseph Gallagher is repairing his house, and
soon eNrccts to o cupy il.
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GAYSNlIlE.

Anna Brown is AT her fathors.-The village
schools close this week. Gcorse r. McLauth-
lin of Boston Is at his stock farm Mrs. Dr. G.
l.. Emerson Of Orwell has returned home
Fred Abbott is clerking for j. \. Chede ~ Co.
Fanny Goodwin of BrOoktielh Is with Mrs.
Lucy Durkee. Annie Russell has returned to
her home in Lake village. Charles Biake's
family lave moved to Concord, y. H., where
he is at work.
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SOllTH HERO,

The body of Fred Parks, who was drowned
buried Sunday Mt North Hero-There was n
successful surprise party at Charles Phelps's
saturday cvening.-C. A. Livingston preached
at the Methodist church Sunday evening
Alice Hall has returned from Burlington.
where she has been teaching. Mrs. Arthur
Robinson is visiting here here is to De a
band concert july 4 in the afternoon, Mt the
Corners, and dance in Die evenlng.
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WlLllhMSTOWN.

Public schools in town close this week. Car-
pentets began work On hIr. ScAoheid's houses
Tuesday. Preaching AT tniycrsaAst church
every sunday at = p IN by Mr.. Hammond OF
uits col O .sr
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BRISTOL.

The stores Of Bush 4 Patterson and !. NJ.
Day were entered by burglars Tuesday night.
We're obtained and several pockctkHivcs. At
Days the burglars obtained few pennies and
POSTAGE stamps 40 clue to perpetrators. who
windows
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Thomas cole Of roeton Is at limnlhy
BlauChrd~. II. T. Ahhutt j. AT thciscp at
tendinE County Court. Dana iinttles and wife
are at L. llOWe's
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WEST BERLIN.

Mary Mcintosh and Ida Bailey have gone 10
Newport, y. H., 10 work this summer
Carrie ~treeterand Susie Jacob, have gone to
Newport, \. H., to work i'll factory PRO
hihition vs. high license took tho uiHce OF the
regular sabbath service at Tie Methodist
church sunday.
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EAST BEHKSHIRE.

Lawrence Button and wife arr rejoicing over
the advent of a >ou.-.lrnri" HhHtYee enter
tanned frie. 1t, at her home Tuur-lay evening.
Key. >. rragiti is attending the annual con-
vent at Abingdon. There will be no service
in Calvary church June 90. Mis-, Goodrich
closes Il successful term OF school tne 2Jtn.
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WARREN.

w. J.. Parnev and wife of Barre are i'm town.
Mrs. Barney viii remain II while with her
parents. -Gcorge Alarston is visiting in vii
liAmstown. Tho WcS.eyAns are t. hold II quar-
tery meeting on East Hi saturday and sun
our town grand juror in regard to one or two
of on townSmen being iutONIcated, bat as yet
there has ECen no notice taken OF it.
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ROYALTON.

James FrOe'Rn is quite feeble. y. W. Bliss
road sermon sunday morning at the COngre'
glti, II Il church In he absence of Rev, II. T..
Warn, who is taking a vac ttion, 4 repub l.
can caucus viii DO held at the tIWn hRil, sat
urduy, at y. m. 70 cIeat de. egut IS 10 the coun-
~ convention at Woodstock.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Mrs. Martha Thomas from Ridcy's Il at her
mothers. Mrs Durkee's. VI. II. Tomlin and
family from North Adams, Mass, are here
Richard Brown lost n mare and COW last week
and Crowley and David Brown each lost u colt.
II w. NELL is putting up u new barn. l. ".
Porter has returned to Massachusetts -
Luu ii. Heaton has returned TO Mont
pelicr.
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WATERBURY, CENTRE

Mrs. LOOMS has let ier farm on the hin to
J. Rushce IS. A. Mather aud Wllc of Essex,
=. y, the father aud mother OF ii. Mather are
visiting in town. Mrs. Ransom Allen OF the
satuc place is ALSO here. Morton Davis aud
wife have moved into the house vacated by
-amts Delnerritt.
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VERMONT ACADEMY
One of the Best in New England

students IN every college in New England.
4 thorough preparation. Firot-c -s facilities
in English. Buildings new. large and attract
ties. Able teachers. Terms modcrut,. Adj
dres. VERMONT ACADEMY, SANrONS
RIVER, VT U,3t
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hl'n ln"l,te ~ run down STATE OF hfalt Il
proves that this mcd.ciue makes the weak
strong II docs not net Ike "A stiuulHnt. inn
parting HCtitiuIs strength, but Hoods Sarsa-
parilla builds up In II perfectly natural way all
the weakened Iarts, prrihes the blood. aud
a- SITS to h'J thy action those important
organs, the kidney and liver.
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CALAIS.

There was deer seen on the farm Of G. r
White, recently he was u nice look iu- ami
mai, lat and sleek and did not seem 10 make
much effort 10 clear tine fence. Airs \. :.
Pike is visiting. her daughter at RoNbUry,-
Nathanic. Mcknight was buried thursday.
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BRISTOL.

VI. =. Narucy and y. Monroe, with their
familir5 uleaJ silver Lake camp meeting
The graded ruool clo-e- the spring term this
week Mis- g \. BriGga and Mrs r. II.
Walker ct taunton, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
r.. :. White.
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FRANKLIN.

Rev George Roger vi preach in tho White
church next sunday morning Mrs. Betsy r.
Pomer0y 0t s., Albums is in town. Mrs Eliza
lStobbnsj Wilson Of Grafton, south Dakota, il
Eliza Brown Of Rchford were married last
week
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BRiDPORT.


The report of the marriage of Rufus Bar
rows 20 Mr. Nll- was al error Mr. Bauows
was married to lady of Nestport, \. y
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EAST GEORGIA

Saturday the school children spent the day
at Camp Rich ye"y plea-H1t.N.. MI. -. l..
- a :le is IN ~Nauton. May Cleveland goes
to lIIghgute for the summer.
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SCaIy Skin Diseases.

Psoriasis - years, covering face. head,
and entire body with white scaE>.
skin red, itchy, ANA bleeding. Hair All
zone. spent hundred oi dollars. Pro-
n"unred incurablc. Cured By tuticuru
Remedies,
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Cured by CutiCura

Ny disease .psoril-irJ first broke out on my
lett cheek, spreading HCru-- my nos. and az
most covering NY face. II ram into my eve.
ana u" phN~i"i0n was afraid would i,s. Ii,
eye-igh altogether. spread all over my
hegd.aud ny hair all fcll uut.uuti wa~ entire
IS btd-hcad"d Il then broke ont o.. NY arms
ana shoulders until my arms were Just ono
sore. IT covered mN entire body. ing face.
head, and shoulder, being the worst the
white srabs fell constantly from my hcaa.
should "r-. ana arms the skin would chicken
and ht red and very itchy, and would
cracE and bleed it scratched. After
spending many hundr.u- If doId;-
was PRONOUNCED jncUr,b.c ! heard
of ia" CtwCrRA REMEDIES. ami after using
two ho' ties tJu."EA kE, .i.,..Ei.I ru'lj soc
chauSc; and after hH taGcu iuur b,'jir..
Wa almost cured: and wh-n hal r-.I i.
Dpttlrt y, ttTIC..}A itE>OINi.NI and o.t. 30.
OF tI1lcTNi. ana one cake O, trTu.,...
SOAP. was cured of thc drcadfl' d.. .c
from which hal suffered Tor five leu-. &
lnolghi the dl-ca~" would leave a Ne-N deep
s"ar. nut ia" CtrirrEa RtMLblEs cured il
without au, -ar~. ! can OF express with a.
zen what suffered before u~iu.tUe CrTICuRN
REAthlH~. Tacv saved my Inc. aid fee. 1t
my duty - recommend them. Ny Lli. g. rec
ojur ~ ~ @urc a. cV D.. I,I.l 80 Is 900 eye S.-U.
know OF oinrl. via" Aaye received great ben
eft frUu tleir Tee
Mrs ROSA KELLY. f;orkNcll tity. Iowa.
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RANDOLPH.


+. J. Blodgett has gone to Burlington for
hospital treatment.
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GRAF TSBURY.
WOMAN'S HOME MISSION.

Gail drcn's day her was Il succr~-. Horace
Raw son j. very low. lie Is great sufferer.
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Donlestie Missionary Association.

These officers Of the Domestic Missionary
Association were elected, President, Rev.
Henry Fairbanks, St JohnsbuIy; Vice
president, Roswell farnham, Bradford
Secretary, Rev. e. II. Merrill St Johns
bury; Treasurer Theron NJ. Howard, st.
Johnsbury; Auditor l.. II. llazen, 81 Johns
bury; hoard of directors, Rev. W s. Ha2en.
Mortified Row Leonard Tenney, Water
bury: Charles +. Thompson, Brattlehoro;
Hon. Joseph Poland, Montpelier Rev, A.
A. Smith, johnson; Hon, David NJ. Camp,
Newport; Rev. Edward, Halves, u. D..
Burlington; Hon Franklin Fairbanks, st,
Johnsbury; Rev. V. NJ. Hardy, West Han
doph; Rev. Charles $. Smith, Montpelier;
Rev George w, Phillips, ID, d., Rutland
and Rev. Charles h. Seymour,
\ boiling caucus was held at Rutland
Monday evening and this delegation ap
pointed to the State conventions James
Barrett d, + Nicholson, j, d. Spelman
D. y. Baxter A. +, Davis, G, \, Rowell,
Newman Weeks H. II, Dyer, f, a. Butler,
Chester Parmenter, Supposed to be in
Pages interest.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-02-22
SMITH L RIGHT.
One Way Of Proving a Man Innocen'
OF a Charge.

One Way Of Proving a Man Innocent
Of a Charge:
WASHINGTON, Special Telegram,
The North Dakota delegation was sur
prised to-day by the withdrawal of the
name of John A. Percival for receiver of the
Devils Lake, N. D., land Office. They knew
nothing o fthe matter until the message
came to the senate with the list OF appoint
ments. Percival was confirmed Friday last,
but Secretary Noble went to the senate and
asked that the confirmation be reconsid-
cred, which was done. To-day followed
the withdrawal. Receiver Smith, the pres
ent incumbent of the office, was among the
number who were recently charged with
being short in their accounts and Perciyal
was appointed to succeed him. Since then
the secretary has been informed that Smith
was all right and by way of vindication
wanted to prove his innocence and then re-
sign. The secretary, in order to put Smith
right, has held up Percival and continued
Smith. Senator Pierce says:
Mr.. Smith was removed by the secretary of
the interior on a report OF q clerk that he was
short in his accounts, and Mr.. Percival was an
pointed, the latter having been
for the place when q vacancy should occur. It
now turns out that the clerk in charge OF ac-
counts was wrong, and that the removal OF Mr..
Smith under such charges was an injustice, I
would not approve OF such an act, and I am
sure that Mr.. Percival would not. The latter's
that whatever may be done in the future may
be entirely independent OF the charge preferred
against Mr.. Smith. The secretary telegraphed
the facts to-day to Mr.. Percival.