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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-26

Miss Eva Weeden has returned to her
home in Bridgewater.
Mrs. b. f. Peak of Somerville, Mass. ar
rived in town last week.
Mrs. +. Z. Fowler is convalescing from
a severe bilious attack.
Berthe Benedict, a seventeen year-o
son OF Faber Benedict has left home Tor
parts unknown taking part OF his clothes
with him. =.
Mrs. L. Ainsworth of Pentacook, \. H.
is visiting her daughter.
Jason Ainsworth OF Worcester, Mass,
called on friends in town last week.
The school in this village closed june
20 with pleasant exercises in the p. m; ano
a reception in the evening at Franz
Greeneis. On Saturday, the school ano
parents enjoyed ride to Williamstown
4 Springs. Those scholars having no marks
4 for The term are Lizzie Smith, Haiii'
/ Greene. Bessie Booth, Lena Ferris, Nelil'
/ Dickerman, Abbie Fowler, Kettle smith
| Alva Dickerman, Myron Fowler, Clayton
I Might, Clyde Benedict. Sammie Wigh
was absent one day. Those STANDING
/ highest in spelling were Halle Greene
Bessie Booth and Lena Ferris
HATTIE CHURCH, Teacher,
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West Randolph, Vt.
Terms For Selling.

j. On all property sold not exese5v,
mount 5000, commission u Der -
ceeding $1,000 terms as agreed.
.. On property exchanged a comms5,
2 per cent will be charged up to the NJ
and 3 per cent above the exchange
8. We look to the seller and not d. /
for our commission.
4. Should we introduce parties BIZ n
otherwise and the sale is made It VII !
us TO our regular commission.
:. In all cases when property Is pAs
our hands the owner must be responsis.
perfect title.
8. All property registered in our bss
be considered ON sale at the prices nan.
us by the owners.
Z. Property left in our charge fa !
exchange. whether advertised or not, I
considered as permanent until withdnF
thirty days notice in writing.
s. To any reasonable distance ws
parties desiring to visit property with d
buying. free Of charge.
Q. To all agents who furnish a "a
either by letter or otherwise for our IN
property, commission equally divided I
Of $500 for advertising.
10. Mortgages assumed or paid nsI,
are counted as cash sales.
We want to register within the nsr
DAYS 100 Vermont farms on the above
We have more inquiry for fans nlg
price from $500 to $1,000. than tor b.
priced. We have a gOodly number d
coming from neighboring states to bg
home who believe that .old Vermont
enough for them.
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W. M. WRITTEN, ESQ.

Who lives at No. SO Portland street,
Portland, Maine, travelling salesman
for the large wholesale grocery house
of John A. Andrews x Co., Boston,
Mass, writes us under date of May
9th 81 sell Browns Sarsaparilla TO
the retail trade and can attest that it
purifes and enriches the blood it IS
the best in the world" Mrs. Caroline
A. Nichols of Searsport, Maine, under
date of April %, 1889, says Il think
Browns Sarsaparilla is an excellent
medicine. Mrs. Frank Wooster, FL
hot, Maine, also writes Us under date
of March "a, 1886: II have usee
Browns Sarsaparilla in my family and
like 1t very much. Home testimony
BY honest people is the strongest you
can get. If you have bad blood you
cannot enjoy good health. Boils,
Pimples. Eczema, Salt Rheum and
Serofula are but few of the indications
of bad blood. If you would enjoy
good health and happiness take
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA
and purify the blood, Not genuine
unless made by Ara Warren & CO.,
Bangor, Me,
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Granville.

]. s. Flint of Bristol was in town sun
day, the guest of j. A. Ninton.
Watson Lamb of Medford, Mass. is in
town.
Mrs. Keith Of Montpelier has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Goodno.
E. F. Briggs and Ed Heminway were at
Montpelier last week.
II. Clarke has gone to Manchester, n.
II.
Joseph Burke visited his daughter in
Middlebury last week and Wesley Burke
drove the stage in his absence.
Mrs. A. J. Lamb and son Joe made
short visit in W Randolph last week.
VIM. vinton recently lost horse.
He. Hubbard was in Middlebury last
week.
School in the Bagley district taught by
Julia Goodyear and the corner school
taught by Mrs. Emma Briggs and South
Hollow school taught by Katie Lamb
closed last Friday.
Mrs. Wilmington closed a successful
term of school Fl iday. Those having no
tardv or absent marks were Ina and Katie
Lull. Myrtle Ford, and Mary Briggs. IA
tie I.ull had no absent mark during the
year.
Mrs. Viola Billings is home from Mont
pelier.
Mr.. Mcdonald lost nice colt last week
A. y. King and j. B. Bacon of Chelses
were in town Monday on business.
There will be a social dance July 4th al
the Central house, all are invited and
good time is sure to follow.
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FlNAL SETTLEMENT.

SLATE - VERMONT. q In Probate Court held
Randolph District. = Aai Randolph ID aud for
said District NJ the 2sth day Of June A. D. fsqo
" Il. Wall executor Of the estate OF Roswe
Curtis late Of Randolph In said district. deceased
presents his admin account FOR examination
and allowance and iaakeS application for decree OF
distribution and paI tion or the estate Of said de-
CEASED Nlereupon. = Is ordered De- said Court that
said application come under consideration and ie
heard IN the iail lay 81 Juy A. ID. lsqo at the nro-
bate office in Randolph. sud il is further ordered that
an rersan- interested De totiiied thereof. by puhca-
tion 81 natIce Of this app iafion and order three
xecks successfully 10 the HHN4Lp AND NEws. print
81 81 Randolph. before said time Of hearing. that
In, rlsrt appear at said time md place. aud show
ra. III any they may have. Wls suca accouuf shouie
moi H. allowed and such decree sade.
BY the Court-Aftesf-
81 " lillian Y tNIcHoIs. Judge.
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STATE or VERMONT. In PROBATE Court held
RASDOLpli. DISTRICT. -. at Randonhi in said
District. 9l daV Of June AID leo ". b. Y iali
Administrator OF the estate 81 Abigail r. Curtis
ate OF Randolph in said district deceased presents
his administration account
for examination and allowance.
and makes application for decree Of distribution
aud partition Of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon II IS ordered by said Court. that said
account aud said application he referred 10
session a. said Court 20 be held At the Probate
Office IN Randolph the 18Th day OF July A. ID.
ls.U aud show cause Il amy they NAV have. against
decision settlement. for which purpusei Is fur
tr oriered. that copy OF the record OF this order
De published three weeks successveiy I'm the HERALD
AND NEws printed at Randolph. previous 10 said
time appointed for hearing and show cause II auv
they nay have against said account being allowed 4
decree uaae. By the Court.
S7s Attest. WILLIAM H. NICHoLS.Judge.
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SOUTH ROYaLTON NEWS.
,ure Paris green for IS cents at Ed. F.

p,,rs Paris green for IS cents at Ed. F.
Smiths.
Live geese feathers at Ed. F. Smiths.
q diferents kinds of extension tables at
Ed. f. Smiths.
Carpets in Brussels, tapestry, Wool lute'
cotton oil cloth, straw mating at 70. r.
Smiths.
Baby carriages at reduced rates at Ed. +.
Smiths.
Harvey Sargent is at work in Bethel.
DIR. Fish is building piazza in front oil
mis- house.
Eva and Grace Martin are visiting in
Mortified and Barre.
Rev. W.M. ellis goes this week TO
Canada on a vacation of two or three Wks'
His family accompanies him.
Suneryisor Dunbar was in town last wk.
and held teachers meeting at Royalton
Academy.
r.Mr page returned from Iowa last week
and is stopping with Z. Drew.
chas. Black returned to his home at
Barnard last Saturday.
CHI. Abbott moves his family here the
first week in July.
The ladies of the Cong'l Social Circle
will have ice cream and cake Tor SAFE lne
afternoon and evening of July 4th al thelr
vestry.
Delegates chosen 10 the County Conyen-
ton to be held at Woodstock are NJ :
Sargent, ID. c. Stearns, ID. Z. jones' .. "
Bennett and George Ellis
CHI. Abbott has hired one line OF ex,
perienced worke-S trnI'l haNeI hili ~, ~ ~
Tvnn and the balance Of his help VIII OF
engaged in town.
Ntrs Achsa Kingsbury Woodland died al
nor sonis- ID. G. 'Moodard at West Ran
doInh last Friday and was brought herr
for hnrial Monday Mrs. Woodard wa
fine widow of Daniel Woodardl prom
nent citizen of this town, who died aDou
is years ago. She leaves son ana uauBn
ter; she was 81 years OF age
The Post and w. r. C. have purchased
flag for the school house yard. IL Is 10 y
presented with appropriate eAeIeis ~ 49,,
4th. Rev. Mr.. Ramage Will make the pre-
sentation address in behalf oil the fos
ana Corns and Rev. Mr.. ellis Will respon'
i'm behalf of the District. There VIII Q
exercises by the scholars and music by IN
south Royalton Cornet band.
Harry Whipple has received his acciaeh
insurance money from the Standard IN
surance Co.. for the injuries reeelVeu VI
the railroad. :,
G. III. Abbott returned last frluaY. ~
has all the machinery purchased lol u
factory ana IL Is peihs Pu' -
The Shoe Company will sell an OF = pa
M Adams mill prior to the sale OF "a
iii In the Shoe Company at very To-
nr;ce. These machines with the exceptlo
Of two planners are in good eondition'son
of them nearly new.
Children,s day was observed at the
%. church last Sabbath by an address
the morning on education by the paste
Ats O'Clock the children OIL the 5ap Do,
School gave concert entitled, Inc - -,
bonse The day was bright and cheert'
and the children were in the happle
mood rejecting much credit on then
selves and their teachers by their tasty a.
pearance, their prompt recitations al
singing.
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West Hart ford.

Mrs. Johnson and daughter from Gran
Vile. n, Y. visited her niece, Anna CAS-
well last Thursday.
Mrs. Kendall and son returned last
Thursday from Enosburg Falls.
Fred Lockwood, telegraph operator here
has heen for week in Waterloo, Canada
but returned Saturday.
The many friends of Miss Hattie Hazen
were glad to see her at church last sun.
Misses Lena and Grace Spaulding of w.
Randolph spent last Saturday and Sunday
here.
Thomas Carr and wife Of w. Randolph
spent few days with his daughter, Mrs.
G. Z. Kempton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Colvin of R. l. spent last
week at the hotel.
Mrs. Delano and Mrs. Smith OF south
STAFFORD were in town the past week.
Mrs. Laura Smith of West Randolph Is
spending few weeRs here, the guest OF
Mrs. Arthur Hazen.
Summer term Of school closed Friday,
Jnne 10th. Miss Mabel Davis, the teacher
bas returned to her home in Norwich
rroe wedding of Jessie NJ. Frost and
Iohn Henry Hazen, Jr., occurred at ths
home of the brides uncle, Henry Gle
XVea evening, June Is The ceremony
- ,,srformed by Rev. ". +. Stearns O
Hartford in the presence OF the RELATIVES
~ the bride and groom. Immediately
following the marriage a reception wa
.1;,-en ia their many friends in the villag'
and vicinity. The numerous presents Q
Lose and silver were both useful ana val
snfls The wish OF their friends is tina
Ne. NAV live many happy and prosperou
s-esrs They went to \. H. Saturday Tor
few days.
Rev Mr.. smith has moved his goods t
- ,,arSonage but is boarding at the hote
Lille Mrs. Smith is in n. Y.
Ernest. Ralph and Eula Howard AM
Er,rna Tenney have been sick with canke
and rash for some time. II IS hoped the.
vrill he out again before long.
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GaysvnIe.

Mr.. Sawin and daughter are visiting I'D
Windsor-Rufus smith and wlfe nave re-
tnrned from Dover, y. H., and have open
ed their house.-Will Hassam caught
trout that weighed two pounds ana one
ounce.-Niss Hattie Wight is working IN
barnard Bert Cav and wife spent few
DAYS in town. Bert took home nice
string Of trout.-Miss Nora Cutler finished
her school on Southhill Friday with PIC
nic.-Mrs. Susan Robinson from W. Rau-
dolph visited Mrs. S. p. Browis last Week
Fred Martin and wife were in town sun
day. A. Chedel took trip to Montpei,
Ter last week.-Our village school closed
the 18th inst. The scholars in the prlma-
nv department having no absent marks
during the term were, Alice Chedel, Jen-
ME Arnold. Sadie Davis, Winnie Chamber
lain. John Cav, Mabel Hill, LA Luce. In
the higher department those having no ap-
sences until the closing exercises OF the
randolph Normal School were Mary DAVIS
Ieia smith, Hattie Taggart, Mabel Spauld-
inc Mabel Wilson. Those having no
marks during the term are Annie Rodgers,
/ Maud Chedel, Annie Chedel, Fred Rodgers;
4 Those no absent marks during the schooi
wear are Annie Rodgers, Maud Chedel. An
ME Rodgers was neither absent or tarus
during the school year.-Miss Folsom ana
Mrs. Tucker are visiting in Ludlow.-Mr
and Mrs Jason Nye visited at p. Nj. Nye
Sunday.-Mr. Joseph Hathaway is putting
i some new machinery in the saw mil for :
O. Adams Mabel Wilson, Stella Davs'
and Mabel Smith are home for their yaca
tion.-Chas. Martin and wife from card
ner, Mass, are visiting in town.. W
Sawyer and Sam Bean have corn over 81 l !.
high.-Miss Anna Brown is in Barre TIM
week. Frank Baker is elerking in h. l.
Deans store.
school in No. 10 taught by Mrs. Emmi
Knowlton closes this week Saturday VIII
a picnic. Among 2s pupils nine nav
neither tardy nor dismission marks, :,
number having to come two miles. Nsari
one-half of the pupils are marked 100 i
department.
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-
Died at East Granville, VT, June 18th,
1890. Lucius Webb Mr.. Webb was born
in Homer. New York, July 18th, 1916 and
has lived in Vermont the past twenty-five
wears. As business man he was prompt
and reliable, a good citizen, faithful
friend, a most kind and loving husband
and father. He leaves wife, two sons
and two daughters and seven grand-chll-
dren which with one exception attended
the funeral at his home on Friday, June
20 at 2 D. m. The speakers were Mr.. stan
lev. Mrs Smith Of Brandon and Mrs.
Crossett of Duxbury. As the speakers
could scarcely control their feelings II
was evident that they felt that they had
lost friend and counsellor. He was bur-
led at Roxbury, six miles from his home.
The bearers were his sons, MIR. Lucius
Webb and Mr.. Charles Webb of East
Granville, Mr.. Theodore Kendall OF
Braintree and Mr.. Alden Braley OF
Crookston, MINI.
He has gone from our sight, the good and
true,
The pearly gates stand apart.
And he said they'd never again be closed
such faith had the trusting heart.
We laid him at rest when the setting sun
I Threw shadows along our way.
And tiny hand strewed the grass with
flowers
To tighten the gloomy way.
Wen follow him sometime into that land
/ Where By faith he liveth yet
And wife and children, neighbor ano
friend
I United their tears forgot.
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The Trinity NJ. f. church at south hoS
s,ton was dedicated June 18th. a preach
rs meeting had been in session COM
,nencing June 10 at which many from
his and neighboring districts were
nresent and gave interesting addresses,
frhe dedicatory sermon was preached oy
Pew NJ I Haven OF Grace church. Boston,
and in spite of the rain he was listened 10
nv large and enthusiastic audience;
-Four years ago, the pastor IN cnaf
Rev WI. Davenport now stationed az
Waterbury, with several Jealous hlenl l'sI
"a thc church commenced the task OF rais-
inc 1000 with which to buila new
ch7rch. The matter was pushed win -
much earnestness and zeal BY Rev. W. ~ ~
Giuis. his successor that in August loS.
work on the church was commenced
large mart of the frame and lumber OF tht
ia church were used so the church IS mo-
entirely new. The building is SO arranged
as IN rive room for a dining room, kltchsi
and pantry above while below IS the auol
torium with recesses for pulpit ana cnolr
The vestry is in front shut OF by iolulht
doors. The finish is in hard WOOD am am
the windows which are gifts or memoirs
windows are OF colored glass. Inc ehurei
was designed by Geo. Guernsey Of Mont ON
Keller and built under his direction. "a
entire expense was 5000 ana OF TINS on.
$500 remains to be paid. On tue Mnoi
the outlook is very promising.
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We quote the following from the Mail
and Express, New York, June 10, 1880 and
ask the attention of our readers TO It and
also 10 the advertisement of the Company
in this issue. Full particulars can be had
at the Eastern office, pa Washington 81
Boston. Globe building. ssOne of the COM
paratively new enterprises is the North
western Land & Coal Co., which has I'M
dertaken new process for the manuiac'
ture OF compressed Ignite coal. Tn,
Company owns about $4,000 acres of lano
i'm No. Dakota rich in Ignite coal and by
its new process this coal is compressed
and is passing into general use. The
Company is already paying 10 per cent
upon the capital stock but is now Offering
more in order to furnish additional capt.
tai with which to develop its resources
still furt her
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-26

STATE or VERMONT. Ia Probate Court. hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. - ( en- in Chelsea tho
18th day Of June A. D.. 1880. William Robbins Ad-
Of Chelsea
in said district deceased makes application 10 said
Court for license sell all of the real estate Of said
deceased. representing that said sale viii be henef
cal the heirs and TO all persons Interested in said
estate. Where
upon Is ordered 10y said Court that said application
come under consideration aud De heard on the
18th day Of july A. II. 1880.
at the Probate Office in Chelsea: and II Is further
ordered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication OF notice of this application aud order
thereon. three weeks successfully In the HERALD
AND NEWS printed at West Randolph. before said
time of hearing. that they may appear at said time
and place, and. II they cause, object thereto
BY the Court--Attesf.
WILLIAM NICHOI Judge. So
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Rnchester Hollow.

There was pleasant gathering at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin on
lime 12th 70 witness the marriage OF their
daughter Mary b.. to Myron c. Markham
of MiddIesex. Rev j. A. Pierce Of West
Randolph performed the ceremony in his
usual manner. There were about 80 pres
ent. The happy couple were the recip-
tents Of several valuable presents. Ihey
went to their future home in Middlesex
Saturday.
Mr.. BLY, is to work for the South Royal
ton Shoe Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Morse gave a
very pleasant birthday party TO their
daughter, Fila June 20. They celebrated
the occasion by ride TO the ilp-iol
Mountain House.
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school in No. closed June 20 10 schol-
ars, had no marks and 10 no tardy
marks. The following are the names OF
those who had no marks: Geo. Ainsworth,
Earl Bean, Bessie, Blanche, and Jessie
Durkee, Maud Field, Susie Goodrich,
John Iamson and Louise Parmenter.
Raw Ainsworth, Winona Bradley, Henry
Freeman, Zoe and Alice Fullam, Mary
Goodrich and Wilfred Thomas had nc
tardy marks. Mary Goodrich was absent
hut one dav. Only five tardy and no dis
missal marks appear in the register dur
ing the term. MARY UPHAM. Teacher.
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Ponlfrct.

Miss Jennie Sunbury is at home from
Woodstock for few days, and Miss Myr,
tie Thacher from the Randolph Normal
school, Mabel Vaughan closed her third
term OF school at the center last week ana
Minnie Rowland who teaches in Bridge
district closes this week. Both nave oeeil
very successful and highly satisfactory 10
ali concerned Several attended the clos
ing exercises at Randolph last week.-Ed-
win Royce has gone to White River juno
ton to work.-Dont forget the farmer
meeting Friday the 9th.
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westRridre,yater.

Mr.. Waldo Miner and wife are stopping
at Geo. Petty's.
A fellow from Sherburne caught two
trout near this place this week that weigh
ed 2 lbs. 8 ozs.
Walter Wilson Is at work for J. NJ.
Madden.
352s lbs. of milk at the cheese factory
Saturday.
School closed Friday with picnic after
a pleasant term taught by Addle Sprague
of Plymouth.
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sharon.

NJ. r. Preston has sold full blood dew
on bull to u. b. Eastman OF North AM
herst. Mass. Mr.. Preston raised the AMI
NAL and il is now ten mos. old and weighs
about $50 lbs.-Delegates to County con,
yention are Dr. Sherwin, +. l.. Day ana
Fred NJ. Manley.- Miss Kate Shirlock has
closed very successful term of school IN
dist. no. "a. B. Mosher is visiting IN ~
York
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-26

Mr.. Chas. Blessington from Hartford
recently visited Mr.. George Preston
Mr.. Milo English from Randolph spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. kinney.
Miss Matte Culver is spending few
weeks in st. Adams.
Supervisor Dunbar held teachers
meeting in the Academy last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Culver spent
Friday in West Randolph.
Mrs. G. A. Laird went to ST. Aioahs
Monday for few days.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-26

A new W. II. c. was organized at
Essex junction on the 18th.
Springfield can no longer claim to
be the birthplace of Gen. /. A. Grant.
He SAYS himself it was Winhall, this
state.
The veterans OF the 18th Vermont
regiment held their reunion at Essex
junction Wednesday, the 18th. The
annual address was to have been deliv-
cred by Rev. Geo. H.Scott of Ipswich,
Mass, on"The battle Of Gettysburgh'
where the regiment won high honors.
Pensions have been granted to Yer
monters as follows: 0riginal-Merrill
Warrington, RoxbEry; Spencer Drake,
Sheffield increase, Eugene w. Rogers,
Mortified John ID. Griffin, West
Charleston Geo. Bruce, Warren
Thomas Howard, St. Johnshmy; Lau-
ra. widow Of Chas. w jenkins, Lon
donderrv Nicholas Gravel, Bristol
Albert Wells, Bloomington Center
Asa d. Gilmore Weston Geo. Haw'
/ kins, Danville Chas. 1T. John, Olcott
Joseph f. Nash. Middlebury; Frank
II. Stiles. Bethel; Noble Godfre y.
Pest Mills John +. Chamberlain, knos
burgh Falls; Amos G.. Dow, More
town Arnold Morton, West Milton
Norman Nichols, West Randolph
Nehemiah Symons, ST. Johns bury
Trueman + Maxim. North TGnbridge
Alonzo Thurston, Hartford David p
Poors, East Fairfield; John Farrell
Burlington; Otis Thomas, Windsor
John j. Summer, Pownal Center
Samuel A. Grow, Barton Landing
Increase. Foster G. Stevens, St.Johns-
bury; Harlon p. Elithorpe, Vergennes
Edward p. Barnes, Brattleboro AL
mond DGrifiin, Waterbury Center
B. Johnston, Shrewsbury; Carlo
Bisua, Monkton; Truemau |. Brink
Rochester Norman Lombard, Yves
Bridgewater.
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The state CommItte.

The new state committee is as tol-
lows Addison. w. b. Wright, Orwell /;
Bennington, F. A. yelling, Shrews'
bury Caledonia, c. 1. Walter, 81.
.Johnsbury Chittenden, A. G. Pierce,
Burlington Essex, S. ID. Hobson.
Brighton Franklin, DIN Merrill
Enosbura: Grand Isle, H. w. Conro'
South Hero; Lamoille, Hon. +. N.
Gleed Orange, j C. Stearns ;Orleans'
T.W. Baldwin, Barton Rutland, X. "
Page, Rutland; Washington, CIV
Wing, Montpelier; Windham, II. D.
Holton. Brattleboro Windsor, Nj. ~
Paine, Windsor.
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WANTED.

Reliable pushing men % sell choice Nursery stock.
Complete assortment. Splendid opportunity offered
far strfng work NV statesmen have good success.
mani selling from Sio1 TO 500 per week. send Tor
rr,f and teS; itnoniais. A good pushing man want
Ed here al once Liberal terms and the best goods
III lie market. Write
FRED F. YOUNG. Rochester. y \.
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