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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25
a HUNDRED LOST
Sinking of the Steamer Taormina OFT
the Greek Coast

A collision has taken place of Cape Col
onna, the most southern point OF Attica,
Greece, between the steamship Taormina,
of the Italian Messageries Company and
Greek steamship, the Thessalia. The Taor-
nina sank soon after the accident aad
her captain, several of her crew and
forty of her cabin passengers were
drowned. The total number OF lives lost was
said to be 100. The second officer OF the
Taormina ami a number Of passengers who
were standing on the bridge at the time the
collision occurred were saved by the boats
of the Ihessalia
Most of the Taorminas passengers were in
their berths at the time OF the collision.
TIE Thessalia was badly damaged forward.
but by keeping the pumps going the steamer
Just succeeded in reaching Pharleon.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25

IRISH harvest hands are swarming into
England at this season, no fewer than 400
being shipped from Dublin on one day re-
Gently. The men are said to be mostly stall
wart young fellows, contrasting remark
ably with those going over for the past few
years, who were principally old men.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25
COLLAPSE ola Building.

A house which lad but recently been COM
pleted and occupied in Regensburg, Ger
many, collapsed and eight of the occupants
builder has been arrested charged with
manslaughter, and an official inquiry Is in
progress.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25

The biggest hour warehouse in the United
States. owned by ths Reading Railroad
Company, with a capacity Of 125, OOo bushels,
was opened recently at Philadelphia
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25

SOPHIE GUESGBERG, the famous Nihilist.
who WAS sentenced in November last TO I'M
prisionment for life at Schlusselburg, an
island IF the Neva twenty-one miles from
st. Petersburg. Russia. has committed suicide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28

@ir Ientsn Cure aufmstIfamtsit anf Bic
9hatla6e, baB unicre GaeiIitatsu uns setat.
ten, @n9 better an bebienea, ME irseub Mns
here. Infer @aarenbOrratb 1T sr6ber unS
rei@baItiser, oils ireenO elm anbsrsr i'm
staats ; unb uniere @reiie finb itets bic nieb.
tisiea. @ir fnden nur bic Runbf9nft bon
Runfeuten. Rsrfonen, tueIde Elm &staiI.
@roee,b . @efddft etabIiren poIlen, tbun gut,
anfsre %reiie etnSuhUlen, ebe fie taufen.
8rieFi9e Suffrage iperbsu seuiHenbaft aus.
gefi6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28

@nbe NOR, ba bo5en fi9 pl6bliG aus
BEN feurisen Gern Der @roe bic Bafalts
Mai1en etnpor, ebenio mie in Deuti9.
laab, In 86bmen, am WeferpaIo, an
8ogelsgebirge iibIi9 bon GuIoa unb
am 8aunus. Ste belize @aI3quelle
bon Wies5aben, mos III fes ginfa@
oas 3eugniB, bag Der aIte 0uItan,
n6rbll6 bon Wiesbaoeu, bic yOp9'
Dur5el", nod aienlid bel Mdrme i'm
Suneru bebalten bat. So boben 16
alto, uub nabri9einli9 our TeIbsn 3eit,
Die Baialtfegel uub BaiaItbdmme III
Neu 3 Merito uno Meritn ielbif. iotpie
aud in Seras; absr aud bas Sanb
purbe nit geboben uno in gepalttgen
Ri6en Ooer 59Iu6ten tlaffte Der geboz
bene 8oben a~useiuan0er uno am
@runoe Der S6Iu6ten babnie Hd fpG.
ter oas in bic 9o@ebene einfdernoe
&ssenmaRer bic perf6Ieoeneu Nus.
nege, bic mir rQuelen" nennen. Wie
weit ober 3. 8. bas WaHsr beg gan
NntontosGtufes f6on unterirbii9 &C..
laufen III, ebe es BEL San Nntonio 3u
Sage tritt, bas tann r,o1 ungef6br
nod ber Stdrfe Der Qaele F@ benton.
Der Sbeil Der 9odebene, ber n6rbs
II d bonn Condo lisst, III bon benz
itbli6en Sbeile gana berl1ieben, aud
geologif6, mie au6 f6on bic Garbe Der
6IhRe, bic ibm entfr6metl, anSeutet.
Der Rern biefer 9o6ebene III ndmlid
ni6t 2reibetalf, fonbern elm 800 SUB
nd9tiger rotber 6anbfein. I'm bic.
fen Gern itnb Sbi@ten bon rptbem
Sboa, iowte Elm md9ti8es Gipsfl63
angelagert un6 mdbrenb Der Sbon ben
6lhHen, benz &eb GiDer, 8ra3os. gos
Iorabo unb weili9 benz Beeps bic
i9mubis rot5e Gorbe giebt, tpdbrenb
Die Glif1e 6es SPELLS fhbli9 bonn Condo
unb ber CONDO ielbt bellies, frifGes,
eeiuubes @afer baben, giebt Der Sips
ben rotben Jlufen aud nod ben
f9le6ten @ei9mad ibres Wa0ers. Der
&eb &iber bat ~alerbtngs bon ieiner
Quele oil nebrere Weilen lang au1
sutes, bellies @aHer, unb es tpirb erft
i@le6t fotDie Der GluB In bic Sips
unb Sbonformation eintritt. Seben.
falls ober 1T bic lebtere dlter, ais bic
Rreibeformatiou.
Cine t~paRerbaItiee e@idt llest oliO
pirtIi@ unter Der Rreioeformatiou.
Sb bieieIbe aber atteRf9es Wai1er lie.
fern tann, if cine anbere Grage.
Mabrf9einli6 miro man bis inter
idmmtIi@e 2reibei@i9ten .bobren milf.
fen, olfo 21-2200 SUB tief, ebe mon
cine @@i1t finbef, aus ber bas Mai!er
our9 eigenen Druid iiber bic Oberfd@e
ifetgt. Das Diirbe bann BobI cine
S9i9t iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28
0ln bic 2lbreHe Der vSaiapis
Gtnat43eituna's.

Su elmer Der Iebten Mummern Der
.Slinois 5taats3eitunss eradblt 9err
u. 6. 6eRng, Der 6~aupibefber ienes
8lattes, onldBIi9 ber Wa9ti9t baB
elm preuBif9er &egierungsprdfoent ben
MfeHor 2opp, ben Sobn bes betaunteu
perRorbenen behti6 samerifanif9en
@1riftfelers unb fpdteren 6euti9en
&ei@stngsabgeorOneten Or. Jriebri@
Rapp als nSobn zines @ebeIen"
gr6bIl@ beleibigt babe, cine febr rib,
renbe @ef6i6te.
9ana@ foa Der alte Ronig 8ilbelm 1.
BET benz Nus5uge gum Griege geeen
bic 6~ran3oIen i'm 5ommer 1870 bic
heiben 6 Gbne Gapps, tpeI9e als
Greiwiaige in bas preuBii9e Seer. eins
qetreten feien, auf bic G9ultern ge=
EIopft unb He unter 9inweis auf bas
eiierne Greu5 ouf feiner eisenen 8ruft
ermabnt baben, R9 bafelbe ebenfals au
DeroienerL.
Dies GeI6i9t6en flinst gang wuns
berbhbi6. aber es bat nur ben Gebler,
baB es ni9t mabr 1T. gs fam einfa9
Mot tnobr iein, neil Gopp ear feline
3tpei 66bne sebabt bat. fonbern rlur
einen, unb biefer-ber iebise NReRor
Wolfgang Rapp - bat i'm Sabre 1874
NOD gslasinfGaftIi6 nit eilert iebt
bier In San 4ntonio pobnenben
Greunbe unieres 8tdttes - 6errr DIR.
med. Gbuarb 6erbbers- elm uno bass
ielbe @pmnaium beiu6t. n@olf"
Rapp mar i'm CONNER 1870 erft 13
Sabre alt, fam aIfo beim beiten MiIs
len ben beuti&'fraus6Rf@en 2ries ni@i
mitgema@t baben.
SIN uebrigen lit bic @efGi@te bee
6errn 9efng aber uunbsri96n!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28

81 10 mebr antarrb IN bisler @ssenb bes
9antes ais bon allen onberen Rrantbeiten 3u.
Iantmisn. nab Bis in ben Iettsa Sabren gait sr
ais unbef.jar. 8ieIe Sabre lang ertIdrten
Sotto en- TIN fir eirk Icfale S.antbeit unD
id:iebsn IstaIe SeiImttteI boz, unb ba fe i'm
nit tsstlidsr 8ebanOIuns ~befdabis ni@t fa.
rirten, ertldrten ie ibn &c unbeilbar. Die
BiHeni9aft bat beniefen, bas Ratarrb cine
gonfa utions. .antbeit 1T uub besbdlb conf.
tutioneae EebonOlnns erforberi. Galf's ga.
te.tJ BUR, fabr bon 8. S.ygbeneb &
60, 9o!ebo, OEo, it bic einaise eonRitutiO,
nellie Rur I'M Wartte Gle pirO innerIi@ in
Dolen ober @e5en bon 10 3ropfen bis sa Fl.
mem SbeeI6FelpoH 9enommen. Sic ipirt. bi.
rett nnf bas 8Iut unb Die fdIeimise SberFdde
he's Citizens. sic bietsu eintuuOert Dollars
fur fsbsa 8aa, ben ae su turirsn bc-fsbIt. auBl
eu9 GirfuIare unb 8eusutae fommen. &brel-
fit: 8. 3 .gbeneb d 8 o 2olsbc, 8,
eB @ertont bon apotbetern, rs Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28

Wdbrenb mir Dor einigeu EaJen in
Glber Bros. Gpotbele In 3in9lep,
Soma, tDaren, fam 0err 8. s. SDer,
eiae beGanute periinlidteit ienes Or.
tes, berein unb frug mad eiaem Mittet
gegen etae itarfe @rfdituns, nit Der er
bebaftet mar. 6err gloer uabm eine
Glai1e v@bauberlain's Cough &eme.
Dps unb hberrei@te lie benz perm nit
ben @orten: sSier 1T ettpas, bas i6
empfeb!en fam. IS 1T Elm ausge3ei1.
netss prdparot unb babel bilig, un6
eiebt alsemeine 3ufriebenbeit. Sd
bertaufe iebrNieI babon." 6err SDer
mabm cine Glaf@e. Nls mir urs ON,
nd9ffen Sage besegneten, befanb er R6
bebeutenb pobler unb am barauf fols
genben NOR CT fat gang geneieu. Dies
aIs Bepeis Der WIrtIamfeit biefes
prGpnrotes. = Des Moines Mail onb
Simes.
gu psrtoufen bel ". Goben 6 Co.,
2alteper & Son uub allen bebeutenbeH
SrDguifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28
QaB uns suIamnlen iibsrtsget..

6ier III cine 6iirma, unO guar cine
Der srOBten 6es 9anSss, ia cine bsr
sr6sten Der @elt ; ie it 56ritt fiir
Gdritt INIT ben Sabren su 6ieicr 90be
astpadien unb iie p~ertauft Patents
Mebicinen - 8rrrrrr!
rDies seniiet q =
@arte uur eiu ,ueuts =
Diele 6irma be3ablt an 3eitunsen
sutss @elo Gsbr fOfipieli9es nnters
fause.l, bieies aunOueiren y, ula ben
3euten tlar gu maiden, baB fe 8ertraueu
~ benz beiist, bas fe certauft, ia 10
piel Gertrauen iosar, baB fe, in Jans
lie biz feline 2inoeruns oeridofft Ober
bid nidt beilt, bein Gelo gar nidt baben
tuiQ. SIRE garantie 1T nidt uitbes
iimmt NIB relotip, %iOnoern befimmt
aub ablolut = fails Die Mteoicin Dir
nidt nist, ,uiro Oein @elO Dir iuisOsr
3urfderitattet.
anseuommeu, oaB iebes franflide
Mann unS isOe idpddlids 6ran 0iele
Msbisiasn uerfudte uno oieielbeu ipertbs
lOs fdaSe, lust miirOe Oaourd perlIereu,
49,
tn ODER iie?
Die Mebieiucn linb Doctor Yierce'a
.@Olbea DieOicat Discuperp4, far gluts
2ranf6eiten unO iein r5aporite grcicrips
ton fir bic ben Srauen eisetNn 9eiScn.
SAILS lie Sit 3ur @eiunObeit WieOcr pers
bslfen. 70 foiten iie 800 far isbs
6lai4e! Salts fs Dir nidt ba3a eers
telfsn, tOiten iie gar nid)ts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28
Die idpadeabem aGmfaae

BON MaIartaFeber t5nnen NIT Sbtntn peeer NIT elmer
%beftmmten Observation-Disclosures, nod aui cine ~beittmmie
8eit neutraItiirt pereen. Die ausrottuns une Serbdz
tuns pom 9rantbeiten mtasmattf&er @atur seb6rtt rpss
benz in has Serei4 her fsfiteBeaben M6sItatett. Bang
idhrise Grfabruns bat seIsbrt, hap b. berrlt6e asdu=
ters0aertjtn, Spfetter'8 Maaseubitters, In hteier Bette
buns uuenelih rteI letfunssfdbtssr lit, als aue a.tas
lcibe, Drcgnen une Site, tn benen man In fIhberen,
ireniser erlendteten 3eitalteru bic mirtIamfen @esen=
rntttel Sesen Gteber ieali@er Grt, seSen Sc .lhtrantbei=
ten unb @dlenhub ertennen roIle. Wenn has Sp.
item eurt pertoetiA rtererfebrenee BarO5tsmen poH.
itdnoi9 berunterSeb eAt poIhen lit, 70 erneuert bte|es
ausenebme Gtdrtuns8= uno 0iettaurirunssmtttel BEN
Ecnbs BON Setenetraft unb Gnerste; eS tit niat nur eth
~ppfitipes SreSifieum, icnbern es beGert ale SAdhen
Gus, peI4e Bel her Itd,flfeu ME Eel Der S~arteIten Con.
~fitntton bic perteerenhfen Qnfdae BON MaIarta uat
~icnftsen GtetsrtrantBetten tets binterlafeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28
6erntat,a 6arnts,

Opera 0oufegIptbine Store,
erbielt unb Oferirt 80 reelleu 8reiier
eine rei9baltige Nusmabl BON 5riibs
iabrs, unb 5ommer.M aaren. 8efon'
bets nenuenspertb fab Dolfdnbige
Mnatge, Nlpaeas &6de unb ertra 8ein,
tleiDer, feline 9erren=u nterfleiber, pet,
cal unb meiBe 6emben. elm bebeutens
beg NHortement 9trobbite. elm bou-
~tdnbiges Eager g6ube. NuBerbem
@Girme, Neaenmdntel &C. &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28
GaQatpaas bbotooropbif6es

GallatpaDs pbotogropbif@es
Ntelter, $50. Alb 81 .SouIfonfraBe
liefert enti9ieoen bic feinfie Nrbeit In
ber Stabt. Der erfe &etou6eur Der
IufaIt III Der pDraasli@fe &anits
Ier, Der ie in San Mutouip mar. Gr
mar cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabren
In ben befen Mteliers bes Noroeas unb
Ofens bei6dftist. Wolt SIR tpirtIi9
quite Bilber baben, 10 nenoet gu9 an
@aaawaD. Gin 8eriu6 nirb gu9
belebren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28

llniern $500 5@ub fibren mir felt
8 Sabren unb g~arantiren iebes paar.
Iu9 1T bel uns allies In 9amens, 9ers
renz, &nabens unb Mdb@en g9uben
su fiHoen.
Cinderella gd3ut GtGre,
Ode OF Soufonfrabe unb Mbenut c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28
ahr bic bennraehenhe hel,

- Gtr bic bepOrfebenbe beutI&e
ausftslluns in 2onbon fnb bic MuRt.
Corps zines baDrii6en, zines id9Rf6en
unb zines preuBiiden Regiments ensa.
sirt wOroen. STIR bieie Nusfelung
pirb au9 elm eroBes MObea Der
Dartburs nit benz 2utbers3 immer ans
gefertigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-28
1ie Snenftrie Gntauiflaas IN ben
Glib Stpaten.

Sic Smouftries Gntiuiflmas IN ben
Glib gtaaten.
Ser III Chattanooga, SenneHee, ers
f9einenoe Brakeman" tpsl9er es felt
Sabren fdOa su feiuer NnFsabe gema@t
bot. bic @ntmidIuug Der Snbuarie in
ben 6hbfaaten auf has gemiHenboftefe
gu berfoIgen unb iiber bic grfoIge bers
felben, 10 ou fagen, Bud 3u fibren,
ueiIt in einent Hnter benz Datum, Dom
25. Mdra ber6fentli6teu Deriht nod,
BOB tpdbrenb bes erfen Quartals beg
Sabres 1891 int @hbet 853 ueue ge.
tperbli@e unternebmunger in has 2es
ben 8erufen uorben fno, gegen 837 In
benz glei9eu 3eitraum bes 8Driabrs
unb 6l2 in BEN bes Sabres 1889.
gu9 bic 3ablen, uel9e ber 8eriGt
i'm @in5elnen bringt, aeigen einen ebsnio
geiunben, tpie tetigen Sorti6ritt In Der
ntaterieleu gutGtflung 0es Glbeas.
Gs uurben bort mdbrenb Der leBter
bret Monate, nod ber .3ueerIdfhgeu
3uiammenfeuuns bes s9rabesman",
bic ~foIgenoen neueu Su0ufrieiperte bes
srtnbet: 6 GabrifeH fit bie Anferti
guns bon Mderbau,M al9inen uub Sc
rdtbi9aften, 6 6abfabriten, IL @1ubs
unb StiefeI 6abriten, Elm ftir ben
Ghben DerbditniBmdBig reuer Snou.
Frie3meig, fhst bas Blatt bina1, ba i'm
erffen Quartal DON 1890 tidt metr aIs
2 unb bon benz bon 1889 1ar cine eins
aige ius Qeben gerufeu tporben tuar, -
8 B~ierbraiiereiel. Elm @tabliKeneat far
bic 6er}felung bon ei}ernen 8rAden, 9
gifenbabawa9erl : Gabriteu, 10 GnfaI.
ten fur bds ginma@eH bon @emiifess
unO 9bR anb As BaumpOIs tub Wells
Tabriten. 8etreffs biefer Iebteren tpir6
6ie 8enertung bin3ugeftigt, baB ibre
3abl 9eger bic I'm entlprp1en QuortaI
bes 8orfobrs begrEu6eten tDobI ettpas
aurtG ,ebNeben, 6as oofar ober ibre
NertbeiIung cine mebr tber ben ges
famMteu 6t6eu qehenbe unb oaB BET.
nah ieber einaeIne Gio : 6taot beim
Sortfdritt hires Subufr.satpeiaes Be-
fheiItat aeue 4 iei. Nu Der Spite
febc @soraie nit 10 unb auf bieles
foIae Sdos6asnlina nit 8 uu0 Ssras
rif Z.
BON laeueu @eIelinofteu, tpeIde bic
@ntuidluua Der @ewerbthdtiofeit i'm
gIuo. baber. Hnb uoM Der Mitfbeiluno
bts ffibIimen fnbuffrie Oroa1es i'm
QQufe bes Iekter QuortoIs SIS Inc ia.
{ein oetreteu uub bo marfhire Teros
mil i2 an Der Gbise. nod Inn fomrr
her Gtoot Wontauo mil 10. Sar eIef.
trif6e BeIeudtuna hqben nd 81 Pom.
badnien oebiI6et. Georitnbet purbeu
ouserbem 20 Weiaens unb WeIfdtorns
NRibleu uno AZ GigeuoieBereien unb
Standardization, oeQen Is berieIben
in 1890 un6 As in 1889: in bieier
Wrouhe Reht mieDer 9eros mil 10 an
Ser ,gpibe; 9irainien fomr1t banr, mil
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
The Horse vs. enc Whee1.

In the last forty-two years the best
record for one mile in horse trotting
has changed but seven times, says an
exchange. In cycle racing it has
changed nine times in thirteen years.
And all statistics are in favor of the
bicycle as far as constant improvement
is concerned. Since 1873 the horse
record has been lowered only IL
seconds, while during the same inter-
val there has been decrease in bicycle
time of I'm. 37s, 1t is not strange
that Mr.. Bonner, the famous horseman,
begins to think that the sulky is liable
TO be superseded by the wheel, in the
near future, as the fast racing vehicle.
Following are the best mile records for
hoth
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01

A cabnan charged with furious driv.
ing at Southwark has started the curious
theory that an Englishman is capable Of
bearing a stronger scent than foreigner.
In front of his cab was van laden with
fish refuse. From this van proceeded an
odOr-the cabman called it an aroma
which two foreigners inside his vehicle
found quite overpowering, The cabman
consequently forged ahead, knocked a
policeman down, and was duly sum-
moned. As tothe nature of the aroma
there seemed to be no question.
The peccant cabman, with much deli
cacy of expression, merely described it
as thick and added. '.They were for
eigners and could not stand it. This
hypothesis Of the greater anti-aromatic
power possessed by Englishnen. COM
pared with aliens, is one that should be
examined by some comparative sociolo-
gist It did not prevent a fine of ten
shillings and costs.-London Telegraph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
EmOng the 1uheemen.
Bicycle Race between Montpelier and


Bicycle Race between Montpelier and
Barre.
Barre, Sept. 22.-There were y
starters in the % mile handicap bicy-
Gle race this afternoon Fl G Whi'e Of
Brattleboro, G H Boyce of Waterbury,
f w Nichols, c J Davis, II VI Clark.
Archie Bradford, w G Reynolds, f
C Gurley, ] f Walsh, Watson Morse.
George ID Wheeler, f w Sherburne
and George Burgess. The route was
from this village to Montpelier and re-
turn twice. +. w. Sherburne made
the best time, covering the 25 miles in
one hour, 81 minutes and 40 seconds
and won the special prize Of s3S dia-
mond ring. George Burgess came
in first, time, one hour and IS Minis,
prize, S33 silver urn; j. +. Walsh
won second prize, SIS pair Of field
glasses; third, Watson Morse, SIP
silver cup; fourth, George d. Wheel
er, $40 bicycle pedals; fifth, Archie
Bradford, Sc travelling bag; sixth, F.
G. Gurley, $3.50 revolver. The
roads were in bad condition because of
recent rain. Many people witnessed
the start and finish and large party
went back and forth in the special OBJ
servation train over the Montpelier
and Wells River railroad, which fol-
lows the race course.-Free Press
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
GHOSTS.
.urn q the lead. a GESTURE sIIglit

A turn Of the head. gesture slight
OF that girl. unknown. in tie window there.
Recall in a lash 10 my mind the night,
The fateful night, of our parting; where
We stood opposed; her angry glance
Her small hand clenched in passionate rage.
All, that.was the end OF our romance.
And we both wrote Finis upon the page.
And yet, WIS II ended. when here tonight
A girls slight movement. a II appears.
Can call up memories clear and bright.
That thought were lead for all the years
OF life for mes And the thought comes new.
II she, by chance. rome man should see
Whose face or whose ways were mine. some
how.
just what and how would she think OF me1
-Somerville Journal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
Black Beauty

ssThis book has the fascination OF
story, the truthfulness of an essay, and
the moral sincerity of a sermon. New
York Independent.
'sThe story is told with the fascination
Of Mrs. Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin. "-Sa-
lem, Mass. Register.
zone Of the most interesting and in
structive books ever published. ply
mouth, Mass. Sentinel.
'sWill delight the refined, and the sim
pie can understand t.n-Springfield Re-
publican.
The most wonderful book that has been
published during the past year. Over
226, 600 sold. Price 10 cts. postpaid.
Probably no book has ever appeared in
America which has received such univer-
sal uniform and unanimous praise from
both the secular and religious press in all
parts OF the country. We could fill
whole paper with extracts like the follow
ing
1Will do more for horses than tracts,
speeches or newspaper articles. Spring
field, Mass. Homestead.
Address L. p. THAYER,
West Randolph, Vt.
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Ny farm in Barnard, called the simonds place.
contains about l55 acres. The best part Of it is q
hundred acre lot drawn to the right Of the Society
for the propagation OF the Gospel, subject to
small rent OF six dollars year and exempt from
taxation. The soil is good, crops never fail yields
between Is and 20 tons OF hey. can mostly be cut
with machine. abundance Of summer fall and
winter graft apples, also pears and plums, Lom-
bards and Damsons grape vines neglected and
bear ntlittle, two pastures much timber, rock
maple, ash. spruce, hemlock, beech, birch, cherry,
etc, house lately shingled, not pane of glass out,
now comfortable to live in good barn with base
ment needs some ~ pairs though side has been
lately shingled, well filed with hay. About four
miles 10 postofice railroad station ga mile
to schoohouse and IL mile 70 saw mill. Mention
this ad. and write. A. z. HUTTON, Bethel VT.
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Farm for Sac.

The Watson o. Flagg farm of about 100
acres of productive land, we'll divided as
to tillage, pasture and woodland, well
fenced and abundance of excellent water
Good house, barns, corn barn, all in good
repair. This farm is pleasantly located on
a good road, only two miles south of w.
Randolph village. 1t will be sold at a bar
gain and $1,000 OF purchase money can re-
main on mortgage. Inquire of the under
signed or of Nelson III. Martin or Vim. II.
Dubois. ELLA L. FLAGG, Administrators,
tfb West Randolph, VT.
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ctENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
Corrected to Aug. 1851.
G0TNG SnTrTH

Trains leave RANDOLPH as follows
800 m, Night Express from Ogdensburg, Mon
treAl and the west for Boston, Lowell and all
New England points. Sleeping carsfc Bos-
ton via. LOWELL also for Springfield Drums daily
Sundays included Montreal 10 Boston via
Lowell.
IO.22s u, Mailfrom st. Adams and Burlington for
Boston. via Lowell and Fitchburg, for all
points In New England.
i.5O D M, Limited Express from Ogdensburg Mon
treAl and the west. for Concord. Manchester
Nashua, Lowell. Boston; and New York, via
Springfield
7.15 pm. Passenger for White River Junction aud
Windsor.
GOING NORTH:
800 a M. Night Express, from Boston and New
York for Montreal. Ogdensburg and the west.
Sleeping car to Montreal runs daily Sundays
inclndeG. Boston 10 Montreal via Lowell.
=. 10 a. M. Passenger for Rutland. Burlington st.
Adams. Richferd and Rouses Point
2.4O m, Mail Train from Boston, Worcester,
Springfield New London. and New York, for
Burlington, st, Albans, Ogdensburg. Montreal,
and the west. Drawing room car to Montreal.
$40 pm. Fast Express. from Boston for
Montreal and West. Pullman Palace Sleep
ing car attached running through to Chicago
without change.
Through tickets for Chicago and the west TOR sale
tall theprincipal stations.
E. c. Smith, Second Vice Pres.
S. w. Cummings, Gen. Pas. Agt'
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Real Estate in West Randolph

Large, new, two story house, best loca-
ton in village, rooms for two families,
good barn, worth $1,000, will sell for $500
or trade for good farm and $500 to boot.
l.. p. THAYER, West Randolph, VT.
Two story house with about an acre OF
good land, suitable for building lots, good
barn, house suitable for two families and
almost new, worth $1,000, bargain at
5000.
L. P. THAYER. West Randolph, Vt.
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A small farm consisting of 20 acres of
land in good state OF cultivation with an
eight room house, wood shed attached,
large barn, corn house and granary snd
carriage house. Buildings all in first class
condition and furnished with running
water. Situated directly south from
Randolph Center and within ten minutes
walk OF churches, postoffice, Maplewood
Hotel and Normal School For further
particulars inquire of or address,
F. ID. RALPH, Randolph Center, VT.