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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03
Good Advice.

Three years ago I was compelled to
throw up my place because of blood poi
son. Hot Springs physicians and mer-
curry did me nc good. Thought the ad-
vice Of another I began taking s. s. s.,
and today am we'll and at work again.
What more can I say for the medicine,
except Ego and do likewise"
JASPER NocHr. Liberty, Tenn.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Mcintosh County: w. A. Linn
bought 100 acres OF land last fall and
raised enough on it to pay for it,.
Sherman Post G. A. r. has been organ
ICED at Ashley $50. Quite a party have
been at Ft. Yates on an excursion.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03
PRESS BUREAU Or CLAIMS.
Patents for Inventions

EQUAL with the interest OF those having claims
against the G overnment is that OF INVENTORS,
who often lose the benefit OF valuab bic inventions
because OF the incompetency or inattention OF
the attorneys employedto obtain their patents.
TOO much care cannot be exercisedtn employing
competent and reliable solicitors to procure
patents, for the value OF q patent depends
greatly, IL not entirely, upon the care and skiu
OF the attorney.
With the view OF protecting inventors from
worthless or careless attorneys. and OF seein4
that Inventions are we'll protected by valid
patents, the PIONEER PRESS BUREAU has
retained counsel expert IN patent practice. And
is therefore prepared to
Obtain patents.
Conduct interferences.
Make special examinations.
Prosecute rejected cases,
Register trade marks and copyrights,
Render opinions as to scope and validity
of patents.
Prosecute and defend Infringement suits.
etc., etc.
If you have an invention on hand send THE
PIONEER PRESS BUREAU q sketch or photo
graph thereof. together with O brief description
OF the important features, and you will DO az
once advised as to the best course to pursue.
Models are not necessary unless the invention
il OF u complicated nature. II Others are IL.
fringing on your rights, or II you are char9e0
with Infringement by others, submit the matter
to THE BUREAU for a reliable b.
fore acting on the matter.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Eddy County: John vogt threshed
Ss7 bushels of wheat from twenty-five
acres. IF. @. Davies was injured in q
runaway. The assets of the county
reach $50, O1s. Is, including $1,977.74
ooch
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

I.sMoure County: Mr.. Goring's little
aon was severely kicked by q horse,
breaking his arm Hon. L. A. Iceland
harvested 2. 500 bushels of wheat from
10O aores: it graded No. 1 hard, with
o oue nonnd dockage.. Mrs Finish is
recovering from . sprained foot. ;S.F.
estimated his wheat ct fifteen
hnshels. but it threshed thirty bushels.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Emmons County: George W. John
son and his son we're the names of those
burned to death in the prairie fire;
several others were severely burned. ..
Immigration has already set in; three
new babies in one week The Record
chronicles.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Ward County: There is over $500
in the county treasury. Ed Skies got
some hot toast for supper the other
night. cayenne pepper. hot. Hon.
Charley Gregory, Cashier Saiyards and
Fred Ely were out hunting the other
day and bagged 100 chickens.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03
Indian Depreciation
Claims.

Persons who have lost property
from Indian raids should file their
claims under the Indian Depreciation
Act of March 3, 1891. The time is
limited, and the claims are taken up
by the court in the order in which
they are received.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ALL CON-
TRACTS ENTERED INTO WITH
ATTORNEYS PRIOR TO THE ACT
ARE MADE NULL AND VOID.
Information given and all claims
promptly attended to.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Cass County: Mrs. John Spyra of
Durbin is dead. Joe Lean of Cassel-
ton has lost a valuable three-year.o old
colt. The Casselton German Luthe.
ran church will be dedicated Oct. 49,.
j. q. Gill lost forty acres Of wheat by
fire. .. The Hunter Eye will remove to
Casselton. 't." r
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Nelson County: Fred Ferris wheat
averages thirty-fve bushels per
A prairie fire near Bartlett burned $50
acres of wheat. ... Fourteen carloads Of
sheep have been brought into the
county. Joe Pierce is building a sheep
barn l60x32 feet. .. Fred Oben had ten
acres of flax that yielded $50 bushels
go. More men are wanted in this county
.... Messrs. Hutchinson, Herndon and
Joy have brought in & 900 more sheep.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Ransom County: Charles E. Fair
banks, of Fl. Ransom, reports an aver.
age of twenty-five bushels of wheat.
Charles Hummason has shot q monster
pelican. 90. The deed for the site for the
soldiers home has been given, and ar
rangements for building will probably
be completed at the next meeting of the
board. 49, County Superintendent W. F.
Grange and AIDA Taylor-Da are
married.. .. Mrs. Holt got 8, $50 bushels
of wheat from $50 acres, an average OF
thirty.one bushels per acre.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Griggs County: Treasurer Enger
wants all persons owning personal prop
erty taxes to pay up.... Captain Gliss,
an immigration agent for the Canadian
government, has been recalled; hemade
many friends here but could not induce
settlers to go with him. ...Ole p. Fier-
ing averaged 80 bushels on 40 acres.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

McHenry County: No term of the
district court until winter .... Every
body is improving their homes. &c.
81. Stevens has added 5000 more sheep
to those in the county,. IA party of
railroad surveyors are quietly at work
lea Willard; they are thought to be
Northern Pacific men.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03
Steele County: One hundred and

Steele County,: One hundred and
forty-four liquor afidavits were taken
out in Steele County during August
for thirty different diseases; thirty. eight
were for diarrhea, fifteen kidney COM
plant, thirteen collie. I'D. q. NJ. Stone
Of Enger, threshed 5000 bushels of
wheat from eighty acres. 90. The Tribune
has already been enlarged. &C. 81.
Oarpenter's wheat is averaging thirty
three bushels. 200. Farmers have gener.
ally built granaries for their wheat. 90.
John.A, Van Dusen threshed.8OO bush
els from IT'S acres of land. 80. Rev. 8. B
MaheDey is back from Newfoundland
....E Everybody reports good crops to
The Pioneer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Richland County: The Gazette re-
views the personnel of the old board of
trade. ..R. N. Ink says that fields upon
which nine successive crops have been
raised yielded twenty-five bushels this
season. Two fellows tried to hold up
F. W. Maehler, of Tenny, the other day,
but he whipped up his horse and got
aWaV,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Ramsey County: a ball Of binding
Irvine was aocidently fed into q thresh.
ing machine and tied it up so COM
pletely that work was delayed q day....
Henry Hale is the new secretary of the
chamber of Commerce. 800 ~ieutenant
Beacon has been at Ft. Totten enlisting
Indians for the regular army. - Grand
Harbor farmers give notice that hunters
will not be allowed to trespass.:: -.
Great wheat yields continue to be re-
ported. The Ohurch's Ferry Sun re
ports the corn yield good there.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Stutsman County: jamestown Col
lepe opened last week. {. Frank s. Eddy
and Harriet L. Young are married..
John Nichols has brought in {, 1000 sheep
from Idaho for Lloyd & Hamilton.
The Alliance Company had $$3s, 67s, 76
paid losses this year; it is believed the
losses of both years will be cleared up
this season,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-10-03

Pembina County: The st. Thomas
Congregationalists will build $4,000
church next spring. DR.. W. J. Mont
gomery has returned to Ardock. ...E,
q. James, of st. Thomas, prevented a
serious fire by throwing a blazing and
night. 49,. Frank King averaged 32t
bushels on his Toilette Farm....A
prisoner in the county Jail was searched
and found to have a rope in his posses.
sion made from his bed clothing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
MCRBIGNIilE.

The Union Savings bank aud trust com
pany, which opened bout tho frat of August,
has had such Il phenomenal growth of BUSH
nesS that The directors have bought the lot Oh
block nnd have broken ground Tor a now bank.
ing house. 1t will be Ii building Of brick
throughout with iron roof, the Dimensions to
be- .UXin, two stores high. Tue second hJor
will be occupied by tho free public library and
reading room, now In crowded quarters In the
Mat news building. This banking house viii
be equal to anything Of the kind in northern
Vermont.
The Messrs. Randall of Hyde Park, who
have Just bought the old Morrsville house and
lot having received substantial support from
our citizens will begin ut once the building of
a thrcc-3tu Az 81 hotel. after moving beck
the building now in use. The new hotel viii
have n handsome design for exterior and the
inside finishing and furnishings VIII be In
evory way of the most improved design and
wil( make a hotel as good IT'S any i'll n town of
this size In the state.
Another mattor which is to receive immed-
ale . ttehtlon is n sewer system which VIII b.
finished lar as pOssib,o before freezing
wcHt her
Tue bank building will no built by F.. NJ
'rOuty OF SWn.itun, Henry Sturge59 of this
town being associated with him. The hotel
block Will have two or three business places
on the ground floor which are already en-
gagged.
Miss Sadie A Hen OF North Forrisburgh is WIS.,
| ins ut ". II. RoJlnson's The Methodist
! prenchers of the ~. Abans district will Bold @
| NEE ting at the church here. tho first OF thi,
| uunth.-iicrnert Town of Blooningdale y
! y, and Arthur Gatcs OF Cbica 90 have been in
| iowa, caleb by the death of sanford Gates
! Chester Nle,. former resident, ~ here from
| Sprin..i!c Il, Mass.-A. ". Meats viii suoT
| open harness business in the burke block on
ny building viii soon lie lighted by electrl
| -.tv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
WATER BURY.

Stephen Hayden Is one O! our farmers who
gives some attention To raising vnXo nh,"a lie
has placed in Char.o, ounnt's store cabbage
that weighs Il pounds aud has another at home
that weighs - puunGs.-Icvi Graves has been
very sick but il said to be out OF danger.
Mls5-s Julia and Mildred Graves are here from
Swanton visiting tholr grandfathc -Le9ndcr
Kirby was fined Sol fOr into4icNton Con-
gresham RRnte and wife of &cW York have
h en- visiting their daughter who is the wife OF
Or. y Ivestcr. the superin en- leat ut the in
wife and children are visiting in Michigan
Wisconsin. Mrs. pheho lhorudyHc has TO-
turned to Manchester, y. IL Mrs. Edward
Long Nellie Wr5leyj Of burlington is visiting
her parents. Walter Henry ot saratoga, \.
w. is visiting Mrs. Laura Horny. his mother -
Potatoes are rottlng radly in this vicinity.
he Christian EndenVur society Of the Con-
grcgat, oval church held pleas mt sociable in
their "hurcH parlurs last Friday evening. and
on sunday evening there was u harvest homr
festival, with the church tHstefully trimmed
"ith samples of n icrNont harvest. There
We're interes Ing eNerCi s"S by the children. --
Mrs. II. lneu has returned from Montpelier
aud is uccUpying her ious, On Main street. -
ON, to wait Mrs. Cotca,h and otucr friends.
II. Miller Is t. lease Henry CoLurn's farm
October ID AMI return to Boston to engage in
business. Miss kdte Was. bprne has gone to
treonN lie, =. g., 30 teach thH violin Mt "A fe
male college. Annie norton male n party for
her Sundh y-sChOul claaS !ast GturdeY.-Mrs.
Daniel Tones n breyc Hin died from blood
poisoning .tlr. and Mira. Dar!l * returned to
| Boston Tuesday tharles Davis and wife from
! WOodhur, are visiting l.. II. llalneS. hcr ia
| ther.--Jesse CGner'jy's infant soh is ueAd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
CAM BRIDGE.

The Junction railroad bri1ae is undergoing
thorough rcpHirs.- Miss Lucy Wueeluck re-
TUNED 10 Boston lat week aud Alice tlagg
To MIS- issipui. Her sister Mary WIS unable
to return with her, Amont M as who are ill
are BAIT Eutk3r, George white, +. Dodge,
MHrton ii btr,t and several young children.
Walt " j!ley is to attend the business co..
leue at Albany, y. T., thi. fan
Mise Helen 'olme4 IL in boston Waiting her
aunt. Nisa Lucy Whctioc - Miss .,iary CaGy
ha5 started for Ncv Iu~k.-N. ". smith :
child - very H. Oc'ub ;, 1891. post 10 will
lay the corner stone 10 their q, \. K. me-
mortal hgll. Miss Clara smith IL at home
from the White Nouatain. digs Eus PARK or
zoe. to Washington ta,s week IT, enter school.
Mrs. Geo-1o Wuitc j. in pIa.nttli. Rev. f.
w. takes otiicjnteI NJ the funeral Of the little
child Of Charlie, Sussin Saturday and also at
tho funeral of u lltIlc child OF NT. and Mrs. a.
knssett Monday tlcrnocn.-Mrs. Thomas
Col-e end Mrs. Truman Raymond ARE yer,
il-Mrs. George Melvin - suffering viii
thTost ditliculty The Is j,es' inio>ippAty nect
inv, was held with Mrs. VI. y. Powell. Ncxt
sunday kav. f. w. tRkes will peach at TN.
>outh churCh.-Mi-s WI Cox - Lom from tn,
White Mountains ms Wis % Tuomp-or
and Ni,. Nutc II lyLdpn IL here. Nah"
Whtcomb wa H. Watarvi.le Siturdsv wh"r,
ale na5 Il lar &c cln"S OF lnusic.-C ousiIerL ID,
money has On signed FOR the society u
young men N 1ctf r-unyiile.- Mrs. :. i'roct
was hurt QUit" badly by falling down stars. -
But or and r-gs sod saturday for the pre-
Vious Vice. - prices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
HYDE PARK.

D. f. Watkins died SATURDAY evening from
The ntI,cts 81 pU!son. Ho had been i'll for Two
o. three 4 vs. AID Ht times showed svmp ms
of insanity. About O'ClOcE Or. Gcurc NHs
cal and administered c lloral ana bromide
sad lett buuui IL uraCAul OF tnch in n tumber
to be give. at -t4toi periods in case OF neces
atty. Ast4e attendant left he room f.r
moment Ndtklns Crgbed tn" lumber and
swallowed tho contents. he died in about :
minutes. Tia remains were taken to Mont
gpm,ry for tutermCut.-ltev. Nj. Purkin. OF
burlington preached at the mon church
Snuiay morning. Or. Bliss gave II lecture On
syria and missionary wo'k' there in the
evening Nho liuyatOu furnace company are
putin. the Plumbing and steam pipes into
the rev hotel. GOV. Pare, after an absence Of
threo weeks, returuei homo saturday. john
BuI!1rd. an Old resident. dlri the 2itlI. Tine
funeral vas ho Sunday, Rev. a. u. SMITH
officiating. Maxim stone IS very sick.-N J.
fullurl aud wIfc OF llop-dalr, Mass. are here
- Mr.. Cora Whitney goes tbs week to Au-
burn. Me, to- spend the W.Ltcr.-Gustin and
~ Il Smith have gone TO Clinton, Mass A.
a. FNr'y and vie are In CHlias. Leola Bull
Ia rd. VINO was called h0nt by tho sIckness aad
death o her father has returned to Mas>a
chusctt-.- Horny Prior ~ Attending the lair
at Barton,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
WEST RANNOI PH

Iiale Flint ana mother Mr.. Drury, started
September ," for hicaGo.- The po7tollice WIN
Owing TO the accident AZ Lebanon. y. H.,
the night express lous north did not reGcn
hero urtil 30 Friday. j. +. Hobart and
FrNnA !homa, havu rented Justin Holman g
new house oN H. Shland avenu" and will move
In "ouN.- George Scott started Thursday for
Baltimore, Md, where lie NIL attend college.
Roll 1!!-on IS home from Hishsata aud aUle
to be a. " ri, aCmn -',eCrEc slack left Ihurs-
day for Hi slulc. Mich.
Galen / isl. lanNe- on for Detroit to attond
s.'hool.-N lljIm A'biu, who lately went to
Boston " ia his daughter died suddenly Fri
day 81 heart disease The body was br ugAt
here Satur iay ami the funeral held sunday III
the piso pa. cuurcA, hev. +. Gerry Ciliciat.
inE. lie tayos vile ami four chil1ren,-Th
L. =. screen mill started mn Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
BE I HEL.

The funeral OF Edwin Harrington, who was
Gt year, old, WAS held the .GLN, itev, :. 4. Par
kr oniciaung, lac retired from active bust
mess in Ph,ladclphlu two years ago and came
near his birthplace. lie YVES buried with Ma
san.c ritcI DIufortu Davis "A life long and
respected Citi2 IN here. was buried the nth
Ito was over II Years od.-The Ladies' Aid of
the Congregational church met Thurs
day afternoon with N.rs. Duuham.- Miss
Dunbar Of TIsrtwull IL William Fisher
is AT his home this week.-Mrs.. Holmes NJ
N-lpole, y. H., and children are visiting at
her fathers. Deacon Charles Durham.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
ENOSBURGH,

Rev. d. Sage Mckay of st. Adams lee
nesday evening. The Enosblrgh boys defeat
Cd tho West lierkshires saturday, 35 to O.
Bnlado.-A. a. Slmpkins has sold hls house on
Church street to Mrs. a. S. Ladd-tivo new
houses are Just started.-L. Lea ms, president
has aono TO Portland Me. to attend the dis
trict convention "a delegate,-Our band went
to kichfoci Tuesday 10 play at the races there
building On addition TO his house,-R smith
lost valuable horse. n. Rssoys s.ar
Notipn and II. Iiissv'S Young pilot are en-
tered in tho kIrifDrG races.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

Plattsburgh man has raised q three
legged chicken.
Raw E,4bor p,C,onno- for neavly two
veors nss;stort rector at st Johns church
in Plattsburvh. has been appointed pastor OF
tho North Lawrence church
pota,o,, hov. hoo,, io,,o,ad Inv rust in
many nor,s NJ Citation comfy
rha rh.,,,,oI,, aIaa,uat,,,o fou,5rv Mt
D., p'',.,t s.. ui.fa, ia,t lisa IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
BRiOPORT.

c. A. Allro1go az oloraio Surfing, is lere.
Lucy Jewett, who went last November to
California, Is now al Lcr uullc ia Benton Har-
Dor Mich T.. = Gard AMI Miss barbara
iuckctt wer" married last we X w, d"esday
evening at tho il mo oi the bride by Rev. y.
have returned from New losk. They went
W til a boat To- d of huy. Wilcox brothers ex p
hlbted their ShropsAircs ut the T .irheven
fair. l.. l.. EroughtOn Is sold | he t,oughton
place to his son Elmer who was recently mar
Wed and win soon oCcupy II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
MONT PEtIEn.

MONTPELIER.
0,,,.,,r.+ ,on,.-ot,, ,,os -co,,vod n oe.sion
Of .o - ,,o,tb "a 40 orrosrs. .fe- .,nle =
- %nr+hG,tI .11 n,5 e4Os. Andrew
! Mni,.on Ycr,h6ei5 - md 5l33. George
Moxbsr Horcesfor XII ard 5000: Rom
,1r. 1Voutnr Mid1lsaox G17 and $3.50
t,a,,.,,1 t,,a o,,c,,ct ~ ~ i ncovitt.
n tbc cc,,tv tourt Friday forenoon
tho ,1ivo-co ccsc of Cerrio NJ. 3thortoa w.
l,,.-L,n : btha-tor WIS hoard
" T. Hubbard il 3oiny extensive grad.
inc aronnd hi, botse q. Dnrre street.
a notirior Is hcina circulated among the
i,.-.,ta.s no, +rbav' q 4 Ispr- oruoirtcd
Gc,t-ol Vermont st,.ion ogent. instead of
The tcI,,ed-cf nan from, the Ogdenshurg
t;n,
~ +ro sooo,d o-,,,,,l ,,,e.,n- of the Non
uo,tison ". c. 4 G.. tbeso officers wero
n,octea rtra II I, Fujler president. Mira
s. n Ne,voor,b Mrs +. q ybinpoy. Mrs.
Wv ! br,J.,ovr 'Gys. J. II. Bi,.oca. vicr-
rroeidents Mrs 5o-eph Morse. secretary;
Mr. +No, M eaa,,sr. Treasurer; Mrs.. 4.
q Tolloyys o,,neruutenlent Of evnnge,istic
ycor,,. Trs G. n. Cross. pro5s work. Mrs
Ctrin nai,v iavorue work Reports
shoved Il lar.,s amount % work done for Tho
%o,,pcrence rnusa
rhs White Mountain Train LEAVING this
.t,tio,, o+ 9,S5 - IA goirc north .as dis.
continued S,tur6sv
Presiding Elder Tru.x held Quarterly
meetings SUNDAY at Hancock and Granite
<ilIo
Mrs NJ. A LELAND has nou~ht the mil
Npo,,s h,,siposs ri nrrs u a -toudtsh and
Ia rn,h,,,r irtarior aItorof,ors
The bjrlr Irur s-oro h,. been closed SOW
eral davs for iuvn.e,ua. and i, Is understood
che nrorertv ia IN n. enlI
a aaiavotlor fro,,, ii,.,,,,+ ,fo7, coror,an6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
WATEdVlLLE.

Nate Smile has gone to Philadelphia
Allen Warren attended the Woodstock fair
Airs. u. \. -each Is sick.-Cnris. opher loOu
has Anissnea repairing his house and moved
back. Harris fcaTd has been Conilued to the
house the pas, week from ivy poiso hing. =
Mrs. Gilbert OF Drookneld, Mass, md Mrs.
French Of Worcester. Mass, were the guests
of Mrs, q. W. hulburd the past week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
BARRIE

The old orick school house e. NORTH Barre,
purchased by tho Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad company, is being romodeled
into passenger depot and n platform built
around 1t. Tbs project OF building pow
depot seems - be given up.
Tho Granite City Dancing club arc to
hold dances ia music hail every Saturday
evening, beginning October 8
Before Justice O. b. Boyce, George Hall
Ct Granitevile pleaded guilty to oLo offence
of selling liquor, and bis tlno mud costs
amounted to 1881. Felix McCartY of tho
same village pleaded guilty to two offences
end his asses ,nent wos 1901.
Eleven new members were initiated into
Granite City Juvenile Temple on Thursday
afternoon.
ire law office of W. A. Il o. &. Boyce is
frightened up with row paper md paint.
Gu Thursday Anthony Donahuc of Gran
iteyllle pleaded guilty to selling liquor and
lis fine AMI cost. amounted to SlI3l.
Eugene O'Neil, who Oh Sunday, Septem-
| Der 90 so badly pounded james Hu,e in u
! drrnken fight at Grsni;cvlle was Monday
/ night driven to New hampshire by Dave
/ Watson. People want 30 klow II the law
/ will not holu Watson liable for assisting a
criminal to escape.
The horse of II. T. Cruickshauk Of Gran
itovi.le ran away into bsrbeI wire fence
and vas badly cut.
DR.. o. Ii. Reed and wife have returned
frou Sioux City and otho" Western points.
The officers who raldeu the tenement OF
, Joseph Bianchi lats Friday evening, near
tho Catholic church, secured barrel of la
ger beer, 4 small qusotuy Of whiskey, and
found two women Of ill-repute enl other
signs that be was running house OF bad
rcputo. Biauchi suddenly left for parts un
! known.
&. J. Jatforls, proprietor Of the Contra
House, pleaded guilty IN regard to the liquor
soz5I last Friday from hi, premises and
pail between $50 and so fires ana costs
Tuat seized from the Montpelier and Well
Ri,cr depot, the Hayden & Halves expires
wagon, \. Eianrh aud j. Binnchl YVES con
Aen.llch and orlored spiNcd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
WALL SEIElO.

Julius Berry met with serious accident
last week while thrcsliny fur James Baird.
he got his hand into the cylinder OF a tlrcsh-
ing machine. mangling 1t in such a manner
that seyera' Of his fingers had to he ampu-
teted. D. L SpauldIEs and wife of Danvers,
" Ass, are visiting la town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
BERLIN,

Rev. A. J. Hergh Of Montpelier preaches ut
the Mothodisi church sunday at 1890 p. NJ. -
Mrs. Florinds spear Of Braintrde y with her
sang az Hsthsny church, Montpelier, ssntay,
Mr.. and MrH Copeland Ot bridsewater,
Mass, are AT William Dewcy's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. George w. stone of SomsTvillo. Mass,
has gone to Burlingtou TO spend few days at
Mr.. VI. II. Stouee.--W. Z. Livingstone has
commenced travelling for n wholesale coffin
and chsket hrm in Cnicago.-Mrs. Philo
EwinS las returned from Montreal.