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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Mrs. d. A. Martin, who has been very sick
with catarrh of the stomach, Is gatning.-H.
r. Haus Is In New Haven. CT. for his supply
of Fairbaven oysters for the fair.-Mrs. DR..
Wheeler of Easthampton Is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. FentOn.-James
Morse has returned to his beme In Jericho
G, C. Turner Is laid up with very sore fin
GER. f. Shields many friends Will be
glad to hear that he IL able to get out on
crntches. Lottie Pettee is to take the
position as bookkeeper at PuIlen Bros.-J.
Sauires has moved from Vernon into David
Dowper's house on Canal street.-Mr. and
Mrs. Timothy Aher have been In Holyoke.
Mass. this week.-John Fenton of Rutland
who has been the guest OF his brother. T. j .
Fenton. part of the week. returned home
Wednesiav.-Miss Nellie Moore is the book
keeper at l.. A. Fales' laundry.-W. ii. Phil
lips Is to occupy the tenement In Crosby
block, vacated by II. w. Waker.-Ciarence
Smith and mother have moved from Hinsdale
to the VIM. Martin hoiIse on Elliot street.
Miss Mary Leahy Is working At Rev. +. j..
Parry',-Raph chamberlain Is In Maine
after his family. and will occupy the lower
tenement in the David Downer house on
Canal street.-Gerry Warren Is SLOWLY recov-
ealing from an attack of typhoid fever. Mrs.
w. IL Phillips left Wednesday for New York.
Miss Julia Draper returned Saturday from
Europe. anu Is the guest of her grandmother.
Mrs. w. p. Cune.-Jas. 4. Estey and wife
have returned from few DAYS visit with
their daughter, Mrs. p. +. Amidon at keene.
Miss Gertrude Curiisr Of Fitcbburg. Mass,
arrives Tomorrow, TO ne the guest of Miss
Carrie Leach until after the fair.-Mr. and
Mrs Ned Cleveland, formerly with Mrs. +.
w Marshall on south Main street. are now
boarding with Mrs. VIM. A. Dutton.-Chss.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Mahoney, Cain and Leahy, and besides
O'Netll VIII try to get as many of eur old
players as possible, Tommy Dowd and Col
lopy, who will then be In Holyoke, and
Bowers and Murphy who are willing to
come up to see Brattleboro people.-Bur.
rell Is pitching great ball on the st. Louis
Association team which recently signed him.
He pitched Saturday against the Louisvilles
and Tuesday against the Washingtons and
won both games. They made only seven
hits off him In either. and two of these
in the latter were by Dowd who was about
the only Washington man to fiD6 him.-By
the way. Dowd Is coming Up nicely at the
bat and hitting as well as he did at the OPEN
Ing of the season. He averages now two hits
a game.-Murpby has signed to play next
season with the Detroit Athletic club. j.
O'Neill has an offer to 10 to Wheeling. w.
Va, to take the position Of manager of the
nine there In the tristrte league. Brattlebo
70 people will hope that he won't accept as
he Is the kind of young man we hate to loose.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Miss Ella Newman Is to teach IN Dist. No; -
Wardsboro-Lewis Putnam gave me 1sules
I'm his tenemenfs a ride TO Chesterfield Tues
day.-Chas, Rideout of Springfield. Mass,
has been secured as gymnasium Instructor OF
the Y. NJ. {. A. for a term OF six months and
will begin bis work here Oct. lo:-Rodney
Reed has moved back to town and gone TO
work for Richardson & COZ. :. Fisher mas
been In Boston for few days on ousiness.-
item, i GRAY Estey returns 10 the Boston
Institute of Technology. baeked-C. r.
Simonds has built small addition to his barn
on Flat stret.-Samuel Webster Kirkland
will he here next week.-I. X. Allen has
opeped an oyster market In the sherman
building on Elliot street.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Emery Is employed at Roess' cigar shop
Geo. Tolles of Boston was in town yester'
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Greene returned
Saturday from their visit TO Springfield.
Mass.-Maurice O'Connor has improved the
surroundings of his Hudson street home
with concrete walk, this week.-Mrs. Hub.
bard Is on the gain.-Mrs. S. /. Howe OF
Norwalk, Ohio. is the guest Of her son. q.
w. Howe.-wm. Vinton has improved his
house on the corner of South Main and Ca al
streets. with a fresh coat of paint.-Mrs. o.
E. Drury leaves to morrow to spend Sundsy
with her husband at Springfield, Msss.-Mts
Charlotte Pettee. who has been very ill with
typhoid fever. Is improving.-U. q. Nourse
of Springfield, VT, was In town yesterday
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25
LOCAL'ADDENDA.

Sad was the death last week Friday even.
ing, of Herbert G. Yaw, ayed 20, only son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Il. Yeaw, after a short
sickness of three or tour months. Herbert
was one of the best of young men, model In
Christian culture, disposition mild, temperate,
good and kind. hearted, never ceasing In
bis epdeavors to do q kindness for friend.
His funeral took place Sunday p. m, with
large attendance of neighbors and friends,
shopmates and Estey Steamer Co. attending
In a cody. Among the handsome and elegant
pieces Of flowers were ;-shopmates, harp
class mates, of 80. anchor; Y. N. G. A.,
bouquet of roses neighbors, crescent and bou.
Duets, pillow, "Herbert" from the family.
Some cultivated blackberries that ought
to ce exhibited at the fair are those from
the place Of C. M. Smith of Centreville.
The bushes began to bear the middle of July
and vet he has picked baskets of them this
week. And they are beauties, large, lustrous
and rich, measuring IL inches In circum-
ference and 3 Is inches In length. The
middle of August Is bearing time and 1t Is
very rare to find them SO late In the season.
AT the annual meeting Of the Ladies' As
ISOLATION Of the Centre church held In the
chapel Thursday afternoon Sept. "a. The
following officers were chosen: President,
Mrs NJ Z Kirkland; vice president. Mrs N l.
Hawley; secretary. Mrs Fl H Thompson !;
treasurer, Mrs f L Parker. Committee Of
Foreign missions: Mrs S b Emerson, chair
man; Mrs c l. Howe, Mrs Clinton Tyler, Mrs
ID L Griggs, Mrs G H Clapp, Mrs A Miller,
Mrs ID Cowles, Miss Sarah Burn.
ham, Miss Gertrude COwdry, Miss
Emma Dutton, and Miss Jessie Gregg;
committee on hospitality, Mrs c f Thomp-
son, Mrs w W Walker. Mrs q c Averill, Mrs
E.H Putnam, Mrs l. ID Greene. Mrs Err
smith, Mrs Jerry Haywood. Mrs Z Allen.
Mrs o I Ware, Mrs DIR Ketchum. Mrs II +
Houghton, Mrs Farley Crown, Mrs Geo b
White. Mrs Fred G Pettee, Miss Emma
Gregg, Miss Kate Ketchum. Miss Edith En-
erson, Miss Della Clark, Miss Emma Pitkin;
Com. on Home Missions Mrs c B Rice,
Mrs F A Whitney, Mrs Ii E Bond,
Mrs A Karhan, Mrs Edward Clark, Mrs Rob-
err. Baker, Mrs VIII Fletcher. Mrs Joseph
Dutton. Mrs + l. Childs. Mrs Ed
win whitney. Miss E G Crosby,
Miss Minnie Tyler. Miss May Cabot.
Com. on parish work Mrs + A Wells.
chairman; Ms Alfred Waite, Mrs Henry
Jordan, Mrs z B Campbell. Mrs Z L put.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

badly haddeus Park and family are visit.
Ing in Boston.-John Farnsworth, received
severe Injuries about the head by kick from
horse Tuesday.-A singing school under
the direction of W Hemenway will begin
Wednesday.--M Carrie Go0dnow of
Springfield Is visiting friends in town.-A q
Gibson and wife intend to spend the winter
In Springfield, Mass.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

nam, Mrs c H Converse. Mrs T W Barnard,
Mrs f A Hubbard, Mrs w P Jones, Mrs B
| F Bingham. Mrs Fred Brown. Mrs d W
Tenney, Miss Genevieve Slate, Miss Ada
HOughtOn. The first meeting OF the assOcta-
tton will be home missionary meeting held
at the church parlors Thursday afternoon,
Oct ID. a
on Sunday next Sept. rs. 10 30 m, Morning
Prayer and sermon; ll.45. m, Sunday school
and Bible class; m. Evening prayer.
The theme of Rev. F. L. Phalen's sermon
on Sunday will be 'The National Unitarian
Conference and the outlook OF Liberal Reig.
ion."
IA project is on foot for reunion of the ex.
members OF the Es,ey guard, OF whom 1ully 6o
can be counted up In town. The first Captain,
G. Hardie, Jr, right here The idea 10 to get
them, and have an exhibition dri'ldance and
supper. A meeting is to be held at Armory hall
this evening 10 consider the subject
-BrattlebOro's experience this year shows
that city visitors appreciate the september
beauties OF Vermont, and eagerly embrace
the opportunity to enjoy them. Most all the
Brooks House summerers still remain. Mrs.
Cornelius b. Smith and three daughters OF
New York are also there for few weeks,
and Mrs U. A. Budd and son Kenneth OF the
same city are their guests. +. j. swift OF
Brooklyn, Is there for week or two. Other
September guests are G. w. HOxie and wife
OF Caroline, Il. L., Mrs. +. Morse OF Boston.
U. C. North and wife of New Haven. A. f.
Fox and wife of Cincinnati, and Geo. Fox
anu wife of Boston and ID P. ellison and
wife of New York. Francis S. ellison
of the West Hotel OF Minneapolis
and his sister, Miss +. w. ellison, left
yesterday. Ex-Governor II. b. Harrison
and family of New Haven, passed through
here Monday on their way home by private
carriage from their summer place at Lake
Dunmore. Several driving parties were
here yesterday, including Chauncy Clayp and
wife Boston and ii. \. Wheeler of Cam
bridge, Mass, the two latter travelling by
horseback.
Advertised Letters.
Lades-Mrs. n. Z. Barrett, Mrs. Sarah H.
Barry, Miss Mabel HAYES, .niss Edith W
Holtsn, Mrs. Eta NJ. Pratt, Miss Nellie u.
White. -
Gents-Ernes Boisclsir, Fred Ford. Frank f
Fuuer, Il. W. Huntington, Jr.. A. j. Nutter, |
Fred simmons.
BASE BALL.
The game between TIE b. II. S.. and the |
Putpey's. resulted IN defeat of The latter. |
by n score OF to .. The feature of the game /
was the first base work by Prin j. D. Horn.
The bankers and druggists had tie game
G TO 6. ana the bankers and Millerites have
PLAYED one game and are to have another
this afternoon
Manager O'Neill has arranged for 3 game
of b. se ball Oct. between the Boston League
anil II Ny Cross mines. The latter contains
four Of this years Brattleboro nine, 0'Neill.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

West Dover.-Rev n p knight OF Cole
raine preached at the Congregational church
10 this village last Sunday. and is expected to
preach here again peyt Snnday.-Mrs L Bel
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25
REM EMBER
THE VALLEY FAIR !!
and THURSDAY.
SEPT. 80 and OCT. /.
EVERY Department COMPLETE
As Horse Show,-The grandest in Vermont.
60 Entries for the Races

In cattle there will be 100 yoke of selected
oxen and many of the finest herds of thoroughbreds
in America.
In Poultry the exhibition will surpass anything ever
seen in this section and will equal special Poul-
try Show.
In Swine several of the largest breeders in the
county will show.
In sheep there is fine promise.
In Vegetables, Fruits and Agricultural Products there will
be Grand Demonstration OF what YER
mont Farms do
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

South Windham.-Fred Holden Is fall
ing.-Alson Baker is sick.-Martin whitman
az Puiney. spent the Sabbath with friends In
this place.-ihe bonnet social has been post
poned.-A basket picnic Is planned for sat.
urday at Mrs A M Goodelrs.-Quite num-
Der VIII attend the BoHdville fair from this
pIace.-Ezra Pierce died Monday. Funeral
services at the Baptist church "Wednesday,
Rev c A Votey officiating. Friends were
present from Putney, Townshend and Ja-
maica.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Jacksonvill ,.-Chas Waste and family
two weeks.-Mrs Farley Starr of Bratteboro
has been spending a week with her friends.
MIR Nichols and wife of Bratteboro have
been soJourning week with Mrs E Z Put.
nam.-The North River Manufacturing Co,
are building new dam at Corkin's mill.-A
C Fowler visited friends In this Vicinity last
week, from North Adans.-The Methodist
society have built new platform and steps
before their churcb.-Mrs j w Morse has
gone to the eye and ear infirmary at Boston
10 have her eyes operated upon. her daugh.
ter. Mrs C II Shepardson, accompanied her.
The Halifax fair was well represented with
people from our town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

lows and three children have been visitingst,
H w Bellows In Marlboro, the past weeEthe
Mr. and Mrs Ed Cook have gone 10 Amhee OF
Mass, on q visit.-The drawing OFT Of fine
pond at j B Davis's mill for the purposable
repairing the dam, brought TO view some
cells and suckers and some trout.-Miss M airy
Leonard is reported not as well.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25
Advertised Letters.

Ladies-Mrs. N. +. Barrett, Mrs. Sarah H.
Barry, Miss Mabel HAYES, 4niss Edith W.
Holton, Mrs. Eta NJ. Pratt, Miss Neiie H.
White.
Gents-Ernes Boisclsir, Fred Ford. Frank f
Fulier, Il. W. Huntington, Jr.. A. j. Nutter,
Fred simmons.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Saxtons River.-Mr Butterfield and fam.
fly from Washington, d c. are visiting at
Charles Frost's.-Mamie Coughlin is very
sick at MiddIetown. Conn, her sister Is with
her-Mls Emma Rand and son visited In
Townshend last week.-Fred G Rand took
about fifty of the Academy students for a
moonlight ride to Grafton, last Saturday
night. If they were not seen they could be
heard.-The ladies Of the Congregational
church gave an interesting entertainment last
Thursday evening. consisting of tableaux,
readings, music, etc.--Thomas MarlbrO has
newly painted his house and made other I'M
provements which adds to the value of bis
real estate. Frank Dwinnell did the paint
ing. -Archie DuganDe is painting the brick
block owned byJ A Farnsworth.-There Is
talk of another meat market by Mr. Barnes
Our village schools seem to be progressing
finely under the direction OF Miss Atwood In
the grammar, Miss Wright, intermediate and
Mrs Clark In the primary departmebts.-The
town Is building q much needed fence around
the cemetery. Levi howard and VIII Towers
doing the work.-Mrs Emma Pratt has been
yegy sick since her return frem her vacation,
hut = now improving slowly.-Charles 81
monds was thrown from a hors e.and serious
ly injured last Thursday.-Henry Cunning
ham and wife of Philadelphia, are visiting
his father. Abner Cunningham. = Charles
Harris patent shingle-fork Is winning Its
wav to public favor by its merits.-About
one hundred attended the Baptist Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Neutrality-suspicious. French fell from an
apple tree last Friday and broke his hip. he
Is 50 years old.-W H Gleason and wife Of
Chicago are stopping at his nephews. John
f Gleason.-Albert Eddy and Miss Marcia
johnson are visiting their psrents.-Mrs q q
Crosby has gone to Langdon, N H. to visit
A number Of our people visited the Grange
picnic at Townshend Thursday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

Westmtnster.-Mrs Louise Graves was
taken to the asylum at Brattleboro last Thurs
day.-Mrs Luke Rice has had cataract sue
cessfuly removed from one OF Der eyes.
Miss A lice Jennison Is at home for visit az
ter years misunderstanding to the Illness OF
Miss Alma Fisher, school is closed this week.
&C Dascomb has gone to Texas.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-05-22

Dakota Republican: There y no
other country in the world where
rabid anarchists would be permittsd
10 issue unmolested such circulats
as the John Most crowd have been
issuing among the striking coke
working in Pennsylvania. Al =
curiosity Of anarchistic mounting
the following conclusion Of one 81
these howls is worthy Of attention:
Are you ready? forward then; We arc With
y0u. Where II the cOward that would draw
back? Battalion. to arms! Have you not weap
ons enough? There are the arsenels Of the
counter jumper militia. stocked with military
stores. repeating rifles and ammunition. Fling
the police into the gutter. the militia In the riy-
er; drag the venal politicians and corrupt tudg.
es from their seats; chase the capitalfstic hyena
from the town. the priest from the churches;
take rife In hand and range your forces from
town TO town. Blow up the infamous legislar
turc. Scourge the corruption Of Congress from
the capitol. Take possession Of the land that
belongs TO you, and Of the factories and machin.
cry that you erect. and OF the houses that ron
build. Who can withstand you. Thousands aHd
millions? Into the street! Forward! forward!
Such rant is given utterance in
spite Of the regular leaders Of the
strikers, who are forced in self de-
Tense TO issue counter proclamations
calling for the preservation Of peace.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-05-22

- - 8EINSs III
In these days Of travel, books Of
travel, explorations, historical re-
search, and development Of natural
science, geography, descriptive, his
torical, nathrimatical, and physical,
d becoming ! most interesting and
useful study. A knowledge Of this
branch il necessary to the general
reader, TO the student ofhistory, and
! study Of the physical sciences il
impossible without : good knowl.
edge Of il.
Some Of our best teachers, educa-
tional writers, institute conductors
&c, advocate committing all poetry
and some prose in reading. This is
extreme. Committing strengthens
the memory and furnishes the child
I collection Of passages containing
excellent thought and language, but
some Of the poems in our readers
are not worth the time spent, aud,
ii they were, 70 commit al 10 too
much. II the child commits every
poem and soms prose il stands 70
reason that some Of Il will b for
gotten. Have the children commit
the gemssay one each three Wesks-
not Oltener, and then 40 that what
\ committed i rsmemberel, q least
Wills you have Tho child IN charge,
lAnd that ~ beautiea of thought
IND langsags are naslcrstoOd ~ NJ
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-05-22
First Publication May q.
Notice 70 Cre1ftors.

In the County Court Of the County OF Unibn,
State Of South Dakota.
In the matter Of the estate Of Carl j. Nilsson,
deceased.
Fred Peterson, administration Of the estate Of
Carl J. Nilsson, deceased. TO the creditors OF,
and all persons having claims against the said
vouchers. within four months after the first pub
ltcatiOn OF this notice, to the said administrxtO
1t his residence In Virginia township, In the
county Of Union. y. D..
Dated at Elk Point. s. b., May IS, 1901.
RED PETERSON,
Administrators Of the estate Oi
Carl j. Nilsson. deceased
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-05-22

We earnestly invite your attention to what we
are going to say and do. We do not divide our
time but give it all to the interest of our business,
and what will be our business will be to your in
terest. Our whole life has been in this business;
we have familiarized ourselves as to latest styles,
pattern MS and colors now in use. Our store was
never SO crowded before with both goods and Gus
toners, and we invite every one to call and look
them over, whether you buy or not. We bought
this stock with one particular aim-that there
should be none better, and an absolute certainty
that no better prices shall be offered you any
where, because we can sell and do sell these goods
as close as it is possible that they should be sold.
You will get full value for every dollar you in
vest. These little savings here and there in ad-
dition to the quality Of the goods certainly makes
the Palace Store a profitable place for you to trade.
We take a great pride in our dress goods and
trimmings department; we have one room devot-
ed entirely to ready-made clothing, hats and caps,
boots and shoes. No eastern house can fit you
up nicer nor better than we can. Bear in mind
that we sell at one price and that the lowest.
Thanking you for past favors, etc.
HOFFMAN & Co.
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a lArmsr writes % Tho CouRlra:-

A aar1nsr writes 70 Tho CouRrER:-
Positions ars being circulated
through ~ county foF signatures
Mking ths County Commissioners
- sancsion ths appointment d !
soupls II grand inquisitors % ex-
aInins into ths affairs 81 The county
M n make ont ! CO. 81 some
thing wroug'' Il possibls.
4 \ supposed thas arrangements
~ alIeady mode VI Gvs ths Job q
1osns lsading political light(i),
Mo = hankering fos ~ VA beard
10 1sspectsd 6ltIssn N Bruls town-
sd My tbst tt5op1h ~ psrsis-
lofshs ps,S pseseDled a.
SaS6 eoa a M ~
l|lIs ls1 4. ~ I I 4 s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-05-22

Isareass Ii m undss Haysisou.4 lIA,Sss,4ss
The increase Of money ID circula-
lion during the two years Of Har-
rie0nss administration was more than
ninegy.thres millions OF dollars.
MI. President: The Fihy-irst
has, for the most part. full
filed the pledges II made with the
people IN 1883, and upon which
President Harrison and The Repub-
Iican maiofity il the House were
oIeCted. No Congress can be found
more faithful % party promises and
purposes, and The interests Of the
psOple, than the ono which closed
Il work on the 4th Of March last.
Tho platform Of 1883 has been sim
gulaSly kept, and il promises per-
Insued. Ia one notable instance
~ Congrssa failed % execute the
mandate 81 our party creed. Ndid
not paas tho election bill 10 secure
ihir elections throughout thecountry.
This \ 10 b regretted and deplored.
The responsibility Of failure, how
ovor, q not with the House Of Rep
|rseantatavso, nor with the President,
Who exhibitsd III through il dis
cusslon Tho highest concern for it,
passage. It lacked 3 few votes 10
make Is ) law. IL ultimate enact
anent into law, Or something better
y oaoure Tho ealne end, can BE- only
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LACE CURTAINS

from Csc per pair up, which you
will do well to look over before
buying. The ladies are invited
to see our line Of black, summer
dress goods in India Linens, India
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-05-22
CLOTHING.
Bottom Prices,

call and see us and We will sur
prise you.