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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
RRlSI OIL.

The members of Walter G. Dunton post No
TO- q. A. r.. and all other old veterans in town
attended memorial service sunday at
tho Baptist church.-rhe arrangements for
tho Memorial day exercises arc about COM
peted Tbs programme will be about as fol-
lows: Meet at lloley hall and form in process
sion at 10 a. m; march to cemetery, decorate
tho graves OF comrades gone before, and listen
to IN address by Henry r. Dorr, manager OF
the Bristol bank at ! p, IN. an address wi DO
Of st. Albans.-The q. A. Il. post 10
growing in numbers. The foundation of
A. |. Averli's new house is completed 1t e
to ho "A double tenement aud constructed on
modern princrles.-B. l.. Downing is rushing
the work on the foundation of his house. The
ming order. ABOUT 1919 pounds of butter can
be made each day. 1t is now run by steam,
but "A dam Ia being built and water power Will
soon be available. II. II Dorr arrived here
Thursday from II two wceks' vacation.
Thrty-two old veterans marched to the
Baptist church sunday and listened to a Memo
ria sermon by Roy. b. L. XII ogg. -Butter
brought from II to Il cents Saturday. The
offerings were tho largest of the season. Tho
att Tendance was aiso large.-Ihe Citzens' band
VIII furnish tue music for Memorial day ia
this place. WORK on the Bristol railroad has
not been resumed as yet, but the road will be
completed. On this point there Is no doubt.
Tho delay has caused many 10 think that the
road would never bo built. but some OF the
solid men, financially Of the town say that the
road is n suro thing this year-~evcral real
estate transactions arc being talked up
Evangelist Estay began his last meetings
SATURDAY cvcuuI.-lra +. Stewart has bought
G. {. Gravc@'s interest in the firm OF Graves *
Morgan Charles Morgan and wife are the
happy parents OF a girl baby. Lewis Bush
and daughter Winnfred started on the Goth
for Medina North Dakota.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
BRIDPORT.

The funeral OF A. II. Rice, one Of our Oldest
and most respected citizens. was held from his
late home on rtduy, Rev. Mr.. Bacon of,iciat-
lng.-D. ). smith, V. =, has vacated the house
of I. w. ! fletcher and has lis apartments at
the BridpOrt House Many of the farmers are
disposing of their wool at 20 cents which seems
to no tho ruling price in this vicinity.-R. L..
Hemenway ~ %. have the contract to furnish
the hotels at SchrQon, y. V. with produce
this season. The Methodist society is endeav-
orng to procure building spot a fcw fect
west of tho Masonic hall for the site Of the
new church.-A social hop viii be given at
Aliens hall by the club Friday.
j. p. Wilcox il sick with the grp-A young
and valuable colt BELONGING to ID. L. GrusNenur
died Monday TIE 2jth.-Col. y. \. Fletcher OF
Middlebury WAS in town Saturday MemCt ial
services was observed here sunday. conducted
by Rev. w. y. Bacon Children's day is to be
observed here with good proxramiue.-rAe
funeral of A. II. Rice s2, one of our Oldest and
II ost respected citizens was held from the lntc
residence Of the deceased on Friday, May -,
at p. III, Rev. W. \. Bacon officiating. \
very large attendance. CT arlcs Bixhy Of BoS-
ton VINO came TO town to attend the funeral Of
the late y. II. Rice Friday, remains u lew day g
to visit old friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
WAT ERBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Flynn arc rejoicing in the
birth of n,-rhe Christinn ..ndeavor so.
ciety of the, Congregational church held u
suciable Friday evening. che Royal Arch
Chapter have elected officers rs follows: G. +.
Clough, high priest; W. d. Hail, king; G. ".
Atkins. scribe; a. j. Brown, treasurer; NJ. o.
Evans, secretary; d. A. Gray. captain OF the
most; e. W. INT ey. prime pa. sojOurner; h.
G. Hooker, Roya! Arch Chaplain.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock II Cambridge,
preached the memorial sermon before the ST..
win Dhlng Jam G. a. r.. ut the Method st
church last Sunday. His text was boat. i =
lie urged that 1t was our duty to impress upon
the children the lessons taught by the war OF
the rebel ion. The church was filled to it's ut
most capacity. a male quRrtette consisting
of Mc-srs Simuson. Frary, Cheney and Miller
with Mrs. \. w. Pax or a the organ. furnish
ed tho music. Frank tocelyn !" putting up
scotch granite monument in his lot in the
cemetery. Wilii0m Deal has "A new hou q
well lnGer way at the corner o. Park Row
and Randall street. -No-: Dt the h.lS,- in the
village have been numb gcd in city stylc the
past Weck.-Alrs. Mamie MacLesn. daughter
o. joel IL oates 81 Burlington. IL Visiting Nlr-.
Thomas SsubOvu. i heW dvelin. house j.,
being crr' ted ucsr " illlam ,ioult's residence
IT viii he rented 10y II. u, brown aud pr.
MinGrd.-]oscpG Bpi-ciir of Ke seville, y. v,
hes removed - this place, occupying part 1f
NJ. {. stewart house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

STAT or VERMONT T. all persons
Dt-TNtCT oFCHIirCNDEN. concerned ia the
estate Of Ion mini T.. Ware late Of turIn,.tou.
in said district, dec, uBel,
GEFETINg.
AZ Probate court holden ut burlington
within and Tor thtGis riot Of Cuit'trdcu. ON the
llth dnr of AprL 1871 IN instrument pur-
porting to be tie last will and 'ertam"nt oi
Lo"lulut g.. " are late OF t.url .ut'uu. 90 said
dis'rict ccceAsrd, was pre'cntoJ to the
court afor'Adl for Wrooa o.. and II IS
ordered by sHid Court that tho sth
day Of june, 1871. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms in soid burlington. we assigned
for proving -aid Instrument. that notice
thereof DE given 80 al! pcr.Ju' concerned. by
publ ,Aiu2 this order three H,. r. excessively
la the Isu'llngtl1 FREQ i'ic.., a new qupcr
printed at "li Burlington, previous To the
tmr appointed.
Therefore,. youore hereby no"a"j 20 appear
before s'Id Couri. 40 t'' ti,n' au,, p0acc atpre
said, and contest tAc probate Cd sid will, IL
you have cHU~r.
tiiven under my hand at Burlington, in said
district, this 1t. da. of May. I>9|
4L,~3w JENNIE STACY, Register.
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WAIT SFIELD.

Rev. Mr.. Fisk has been In Woodstock the
past week. DECORATION day is to be observed
By public speaking and the usual services;
music by the Gouldsville baud. Union scr.
vices were held at the Methodist church on
sunday.-D. IL. skinner has the foundation
nearly complet cd for his new n.-l3enjamin
Stockwell has moved into the samuel Max
well house. Jus Childs disposed OF his per-
sonal property at auction Saturday.-A
Charles Ramsey will go to Rome, \. ", to
the past few months has been at work in VII
Jamestown, Is spending a short vacation in
town Mr., John Patrick OF Northheld has
heen stopping at his daughters, Mrs. Eugene
McCarty, for the past week, William Palmer
has the roof raised on his house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
We RGENNE &.

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er-lIrg Tibbie \yillmartS WHO hoe hee,
stonrinr in rrool,vn for so,,o
non.bs ia oxroctad y, Addison soo, ,yi,h
her fnniIv
Two bright vounr hove from C,bicoco
Uerricls and Harvey 1n,,,,n,,I ,,.oro mo-. ~
Troy Inv Misc Jcnrie stn,.ons oe this c;4v,
and are now an loving iife with C,rarIfotbor
Uerrick s;tcvap. Vrs Puhv rrnnch %
Nav Haven is ,.rostrote1 With ,rarpori, o+
tho residence ~ tho I,to StiIlnor Crondoy
in Monkton who inst diod ~ tb,t disease
Mrs French is orito odverced in xeors
! II N,lloor who t. with Gribord 6 70
Of Plattsburgh Is spendinr fow doys ot
hon,e with nnronts md fri,rdx willard
Crane of BURLINGTON is tho most Of = 4
futile OF the shade Roller con,n,nv =
st. Paul's church was filed SUNDAY aftar-
noon hv the fria,ds of tho Io,o NJ r. "
Bradbury. assembled TO nav the Inst tribute
Rare and beeutifnl no,vers from rnIotivos
and friends Mt home and abroad covere5 tho
ca ,ket and filed the church with norfnme
Lieut.. Charles bradbury of tho Iniroi
States steamer Norktc,vn ,t Vnrf,,l,
George and Wilton Bradbury and Mr.
,joseph Curtis Of Bc,ton were tho bearer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
CHlTTENDEN

f. J. Perry and Elisha Miller have their
his new house nearly ready for the plastercrs.-
Mrs, Amos Wing has been visiting in
Rutland for some days, returning
Monday.-David Baird was brought be-
fore Justice George w. Knapp on Friday
ana fined SlO and costs for catching trout UNI
der SIX inches in lcnLtA.-Mr. Reed OF Boston
fine Waldo gelding Of Amos Wing Tor 500. -
MIS- Caroline Bailey, who has been danger
oGtly III Tor two weeks. Is thought TO be 81 L
~ oetter.-lt Ia reported that work on the inlc
mlhe Is soon TO TO resumed, Mr.. Bugbse OF Ii
conderosa, n y, being in town for that pur-
pose.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
MORRISVllIE

The exercises Of the graduating class at Nor
ri-vllle academy were largely attended on
the 10Th instant, closing another very sue
Guitar ana Mandolin club gives the last enter.
tainpent In tho seasons course being substi-
tuted for the Fry Concert company Rev. ".
,. Snithers of Barre spoke in the Methodist
church on the goth instant in the interests
OF tie Epworth leaguo,-LlOyd Bently soon
goes 10 hyann,, Mass, 20 enter drug store
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
ENOSBuRGt1 FALLS.

The Memorial sermon was preached at the
Baptist church, sunday, by the Rev, +. ".
BurVin, the Methodist people uniting with tha
Eapt.-ts. IiXlry post at:ouIe in \ body sal
occupied the front scAts. Ine church was Yerj
PRETTY decorated with flov or, aid noted
plants f1-t;ov. w. +. dillingham; vail deliver
the address Nenorit. dNy Buttcrt took arctn-
er drop Monday, "1iy III to Is cents being pa &:
shipment, 40 tubs. E..ps we're iie,u Win n
good demands shipment u cases. The Young
LaGi'e Mission bend Of tie lpwo! ID lea. IT,,
Will furnish straw berries ice cream AMI caks
on MeuOrlnI dnY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
WAIE RNlll (

F. d.. Parker has returned from Chicago
where he has neen Tor the past two MONTHS
Homer Woodland lost the furcfuger OF MS iaft
hand on n circular saw la-t week Henry
smile ana family have been quite sick tho
hIll were made happy by the arrival OF a
daughter at their home last week.-The n xe
shop has heen closed the past week on account
or Gcor4e Mann 5 syVere sickness with In
crlape.-tlon. =. K. Glced OF Morrisville will
deliver the Memorial day address here-Miss
kelley Of EnorhurGh Is Visiting her sister,
MTn. /. W. Darr4h
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CABOT.

DR.. and Mira. Wiswen weretr BURLINGTON last
week, and Miss Lucia has returned to john
son. a. }. Lance, who has been attending
medic"! lectures at burlington, is at homo. -
Miss susie -tone Of Lower Cabot Is very low
with cOnsumption.-Nc half OF the Village
school children arc sick with measlrs Me
mortal service at the Methodist church last
Sunday, Rev. J. o. SAerburne conducting the
hprNl.a
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CAMBRIDGE.

Rev. +. w. Oakes will board with Mr.. and
Mrs, Dr. Bushnell. Joseph Chayer, a former
resident Of Cambridge, died OF consumption in
Msnchest \. H., last week.-Ella Holmes is
ton. airs. Charles Hulburd is homo again
Henry Burlington has gone West.-C b.
Wetherby and daughter and John Learned
have uoen laid up WITH the grip the past week
Wallace Castle has been laid up the past
week from the effects Of rusty nail ruunin.
into his foot. T. T. James has gone 20 Ger
many 20 look after some money that has fallen
TO him. Mrs. +. Dodge is much improved in
90 :
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
PROCTOR,

- G. l. Slack has gone to West Rutland to help
Superintendent q, c. Robinson. j. *. Palmer
takes his place hero.-At a meeting OF tho
trustees Of tho library it was decided to spend
about 800 for tho purchase Of new books The
lihFary now contains nearly g'JO volumes, be-
sides having some Of the leading monthly
magazines and weekly papers. ". Il. Hlgbee
Is chairman Of this committee for the selec-
20 her home in Midilebury for few days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
CORNWALL

About N members OF Russell post G. \. r..
of M!dd.ebury, attended Ia "A body the memo
rial services held at tho Consregst ional church
ON sunday, hev. :. x. Barnun addressing
them. Tao church was trimmed FOR the occa-
sion in very pretty I'D TASTY manner with
eyerarean-, flowers and the national colois.
: large gang Of men have been at WORK for
scNcra. la With road machine, preparing
the road l"RdiuE from East to West CornW All
for IuaCalAluIyllp.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
FORESTDALE.

While 5. Grover and wife were out for n
drive May II Ills horses wcro frightened and
became unmanageAhlc. Ho re ned Thorn in
tho ditch and they ran into tree, capsi4iug
ths carriage, throwing Mrs.. Grover out and
injuring her severely. but At last accounts she
wac Improving slowly.-TAo paint works have
stnrtod a4aln. New machinery has hesn put
n and II has quite business air about it. 80
Fred w hitmore has returnod from Proctor,
where lie has been working and Will remain
here for a time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
NORTH HYDE PARK.

f. W. Prior, WHO has been sick a long time.
s thought TO be falling. Rev. Mr. Rockwoo /
church" last Sunday B. h. Newton and
wife Of Worcester, Mass, are in town for a
short visit,-Mrs George Hooper OF Nanches-
lives here,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

l. II. Lewis and &. Il. Waite are making
quite extensive repairs on their residences -
The remains of the late Mrs. Julius keoler
were brought TO this place and Inferred by the
side Of her husband sunday. Rev. Mr.. Hyde
Conducted the services AZ this place Sunday. -
North Hyde Park Memorial day,-lhe band
are TO play at W olcott again this year Me-
mortal day. They gave an outdoor concert
Friday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

TO try 20 cure ontarrh by using local applicn.
tons. Catnrrh II not local but q constltu.
toual di'tnse. It Is not disonsc ot the lnan's
hose, but Of the man, Therefore to effect n
cure, requires "A constitutional remedy ike
Hood's Sarsaparilu. which, acting through
the blood reaches every part Of tho Avsten
eEpclliAg tho faint Nhch causes the disease
and impartiIg health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
WE9T RANDOLPH.

The game between the West Randolphs and
Norwich University. Nc nday afternoon, was
unin Norwich put up about a. poor
a game as the home team. but were somewhat
more fortunate, the score standing II to s in Ia
vor of Norwich. Elmer Bean ia home. Glass
day exercises May %; graduating exercises
the following evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.

When pahy was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When shc became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she hGd Children, she gave them Castoria-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
MORTIFIED.

Mrs. John p. Brooks, aged 60, died early
thursday morning She had been in poor
health for Is years Funeral services were
held at ,. m. Saturday, Rev. J. Edward
Wright Of Mgntpeier officiating.
E1-Gov. W. T. Dillingham; has been engaged
TO deliver the address before the trustees at
lAe MorlhLe.d nn.NeEslty commencement
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

The Coruct band will play at West Randolph
last week rs Juror OF tho Cnited state. Court.
Ethan Shaw Of Northheld has been engaged
@s teacher in tho Normal schoo. Fred Blng-
lam is AT WORK at the Randolph House.
decoration day will be observed here in tho
forenoon. delegation from T.. > Grant post
and from j. Il, Need camp, Sons of Veterans,
VIII be present-The Adams creamery is re-
ceiving about 400 pounds Of milk a day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

The Rest SGlve In the world for Outs. Brrise.
DoIes, tlcera, salt Rheun, Fever Sores fetter
thApped liands, Cbllblains, Corns a 4 nj
SKIN hruptions, and positivey cures Piles. or
no pay required. 1t r. guaranteed 10 i've per.
loc' Satisfaction, or money refunded Prlc.
% Nont+ por box. For Sale By Be.uprs il Low
Fcy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
BEAINTRE

Leon Ford, Young son of /. Ford, IS sick
Carl Pratt OF Springfield, Mass, is spending a
slowly recovering from his recent illness. -
Mrs, fostina Behnap OF Springfield Muss., Is
visiting her brother, II. w. Fitts.-J, Page
v Page.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

Mrs. 4. G. Richard died sunday morning.
Funeral Tuesday at l =. NJ. Mrs. Richard
leaves husband aud infant chlld.-Rev ".
VI. Mayhew preached an earnest memorial
-ermoa IN tie Cong efttipnal church Sundry
morning. The latest arrival l. n ~ pound
girl at Dir. and Mrs. G. W. Gotes's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
EAST FAIRFIELD.

Memorial services were held In the church
sunday morning. Rev. Il. ID. Metcal. preach
cd the sermon.-Mis. Stella Chase has gone to
Saturday aud wa, hurled Tuesday at Fairfield
Center-Tho Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. W. :. Souie on Thursday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

at the home Of the brides parents in Binr-
bAmyillo, VI, May %, by the Rev. NJ X ings-
bury Henry III. Lord was married to Mimic
7. Lee The contracting parties carry with
them to their home in Burlington the best
NE!ales VI many friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

Is HuN an huA LOT L. i l.,
that Is Pleroe's Bavorte Prescription, the ia.
tsllible and guarantee remedy Tor all kinds OF
female weakness, which cures the ailments OF
feeble, rundown" aid debilituted women,
and restores them to youthfulness and beauty
once more. The price OF this royal remedy.
DR.. Plerce's Favorite PRESCRIPTION Ia but 81 81
a buIiIe, md money refunded in every case II
hottie Wrupupr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

Fred Vinton was here over sunday Francis
Martin has been WISH lpg In RocAester.--J. B..
Darling returns to his home in Cambridge
this week. Mrs. Lyman Rhodes is able to ride
out.-Mtss Nellie Rhodes returns to Beverly
tbis Iyeok
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

9he Winoooki Valley, village up North.
Along otter Creek and by tho Shores
of white River Covered by Special Re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
NORTH fAYsTnN

j. 7. lIagGn is rejoicing over the birth Of a
daughter r. &. Mctarty is hetter.-N
lhopes and family OF Kcene, y. H., hive Doen
GcTiic ingalls, Of North nuxburv has been
STAYING tor a few weeks WITH her mother Mrs.
George Ne,son, who-e health /. poor. ~ Burt
= i'ha Ma bio bou.Lt the join Nelson pl. &C
for Sijl.
F: C. Brink, Pougbk-ep.ie y. Y. suffered
with caiarrh Of the ladder. Whom about t.
give up, he tried Dr. keunedy's "buyoritu
Kennedy aud was cured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

five wsntoi to lie we could say there is
no cnse OF advanced consumption that Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam will not cnre
consumption.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
Betsoy DenSmOrc's E>tato.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hua1ra le
DISTRICT OF CHITTENUEN. the Probate
Court Tor the District pf Chittenl"..
To AL persons interested 90 tne estate Of
Be- -eV J.. n-nor,. int o. Colchester III said
district, deceased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15

G. w. CHENEY in the S0gales Herald says: "Iam sincerely in favor of statehood for Arizona, ss firmly believe that it will improve the ma, ter;al welfare of our cOu.Itry. and in that improvement, I, as one Of the community, hope to share. It would be idle 10 deny an immediate increase in taxation hut it will he but tempor- sry, and beliry- sI,e s!allar- and cents part of the proposition can he success faiIy defended Necessarily. the srgu- ment Is spn,ewhat in the nature of prophecy, but it is one based upon experiences and results elsewhere, and upon conditions varying but little from ourO~n
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15

A RAREFACED swIndle bring Perpe- trlted throughout the east by Walter J. Raymond has just been exposed in San Diego. Ray nond Is operating 'frum Dayton o. and by means fl p au- si.le circulars is selling what he claims to be fine fruit lands situated near Cactus station on the Southern Pacific Railroad for SloJ per acre to gullIble customers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15
i. the satDe wtight a- .,,-

with rails the same weight as .s.-
 bee roa.l and ties much heavier. Cur mining men are taking deep iniere.t in the enterprise, and thousands ol tons of ore now above ground Will pay A hands2o'e profit could is be handled st g less per ton thaa now. Thous
 ands of tons of m.ngaLese ore now below ground will be taken out and shipped when it can be dumped at the mine into a car aud sent direct to the snelter, but these figures wlll be given at future time in cUnipaci form and would be superfiuous here Tn the meantime ake up your mind how much stock you will take in the enterprise. il 1t can be shown to your satisfaeuon, that the direct profit on the slock will be A good proportion oi the indirect benefit u will do you in your pTesent business ventures 10 have r,ilrosd communication wish the oz,sils world with standard gauge
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15

TOMBSTONE has never recovered from the blow sine received when she was sidetracked by the Arizona & South- eIstern. We have a ch Incs before Us of regsining that lost ground. When tine Bisbse road was contemplated. the sum of $30,OOG was .ise.I A. a bonus to have the roai come this way. The contemplated road from Fairhank ask not cent of b,aIs l. simply says. how much interest do ynu mefchants and nlini,g rIen take in me; | is for your benefit am coming; l will re turn a good prre-niAge on your in- vestmsns; if y',I want me l want you to oSn aa interest ip me"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-15

A rural paper in Kansas gives the following advice to tue kicker of bis iowH. For Heavens sake go into some canyon and kick your shadow o the clay tank, and thus give the men who are working to build up the town A chance One long-faced hollow- eyed whining kicker can do more to keep away bu-ine3s, than drouths, short erop-, chinch bugs. cyc.onss and LIizzasIs eonbaEsd"