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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14
Vim. Judges building is receiving q

Vim. Judges building is receiving q
roof.
The railroad is being graded on the
Keegan.
Mayer Wilson's new cottage is be-
ing raised to-day.
Ncihart has counscllors i'll law equal
to any in the State.
The Springs stage came in last night
loaded to the guards.
One of the best in the world. BLAKE's
pills for constipation.
If you have an item of interest blow
it in through the key-holc of the HERALD
office.
Z. U. Stewart, a prominent capitalist
from Great Falls, is in our camp this
week.
VIM. NJ. May contractor and build
cr, of Great Falls has come to Ncihart
to stay.
The rock in the Ingcrsoll is harder
than a death notice in the supcrlativc
degree.
1t has inst been learned by scientific
research that, ice tea makes aman's boot
heel run ovcr.
A. A. Brown, Of Brown & Baily, the
enterprising barber returned last evening
from the Falls.
Fruit being shipped to Ncihart, finds
a hard row of stumps, by reason of bad
freight service.
We are agreeably surprised to see
Mr.. Al. Morcfield walking about. He
was sick seven weeks.
1t is rumorcd that part Of the new
Chinese building. will be run as a gamb-
ling and opium joint.
Jas. more is in town from the works
on the new road. He is fat and saws the
road is progressing finely.
Read the write-up on the Queen 1t de-
scribes the latest development on a great
property.
We are in receipt of the happy news,
that on August 1s, Ii old time citizen,
Adam Hamilton, will be united in the
bond of matrimony to Miss Carrie AM
onett of Helena. The Presbyterian
minister will officiatc. This will send
JOY to many hearts in Our vicinity, as
none knew Mr.. Hamilton, but to give
him respect and Difference, and best
wishes are borne by all for the future
veal of him and his happy bride.
Losr-A leather pocket book with
steel clasp. Contained a $50 bill and
some papers. Lost between the two
near railroad camps below town. Finder
return to nc or to the HERALD Office,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14

Transact a general banking business. Issue OK
changes on all principal cities of the United
States and Europe. Interest paid on
time deposits.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14

This day a co-partnership is formed
between the Undersigned for the pur-
pose of transacting a general merch-
antile and commission business; also
mining and real estate brokers.
Office and place of business at Nei-
hart, Meagher county, Mont. Firm
name Green & Brennan,
ERASTUS GREEN,
RICHARD BRENNAN.
august, 1, 1917
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14
Hugo Matthes sells Old Grow
Whiskey for s so a bottle
DON'T KILL THE GROUSE.

1t is unlawful, and wrong to kill
grouse before Sept. Is. The young
birds are not grown, and spirit of the
law requires that they may have full
powers aud chance at their own life's
protection. We hear that some have
been killed, and the guilty persons,
if any are so, might probably have tc
put up some good penalty money.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14

Big meals at the Neihart Kitchen.
Meals served in fine style at the
Neihart Kitchen.
Fresh vegetables every Friday at
the City Meat Market.
The Neihart pharmacy for drugs,
medicines, paints and oils.
They all talk about the square
meals at the Neihart Kitchen.
For Sale-Five roomed house with
lot. Splendid location. See Gordon
& White.
Just received 10000 sheets of New
Music; all the latest songs to date.
PHIL KEssLER, Great Falls.
Buy Neihart Cumberland stock 1Octs
per share, Dune McCowen, Neihart sol.
Burgehardt & Frary, Ct. Falls.
Get your meals at the Bonanza
Lunch counter. Mrs. NJ. G. Baldwin
proprietress.
Orders for wall paper, shades, signs.
or pictures, send to Rubottom & Gil.
christ Great Falls.
Ice cream each Afternoon and even
ing will be served throughout the
season at Mrs. Sprague's.
Wall ornaments, paints and win
dow glass at Rubottom & Gilchrist's
Great Falls. Send in your order.
Call upon L. d. Stevens, at the
Pioneer Drug Store, the artistic
paper hanger and house painter, be-
fore going elsewhere. He gives sat
isfaction.
WANTED-Situation as cook. Can
do plain Or fancy cooking for large
or small house.
Address JOHN B. TONER,
City.
Household, Office and school furni-
ture in greatvafiety at Phil Kessler's
furniture and music store at Great
Falls. You can get just what you
want i'll these lines and at low prices.
Mrs. A. Moretield has opened a Mil
linery and Dressmaking stand IN Main
street, and is ready to do all kinds of
plain and fancy sewing. A fine line of
Millinery and Ladies Furnishing goods
on hand. Call and examine the stock.
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INTIRIsT
paid on time deposits.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14

Co to The Neihart Pharmacy for
drugs, medicines, toilet articles,
perfumes, paints, oils, brushes,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE,

Buy a Box of Havana cigars for -. 90 Of
Hugo Matthes.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14

French Claret, Rhine Wine, Port, Sherry,
buy at Hugo Matthes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-13
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

Read Circumstantial Evidence and ask
your neighbors to take THE HERALD.
S1.20 to Jan. SO or 10c. to Nov. 81.
One OF the Barnard teamsters who read
the article recently published about Bar
nard's elegant horses, suggests that the
Barnard roads be put in little better con-
dition so that If they should happen to
sell one of them, they could be transport
ed from town with safety.
Edwin Kittredge has bred his trotting
mare, Wipsey to North Light owned by
ID. w. Bliss. This promising young stall
lion has the gait and appearance OF his
sire Daniel Lambert. .Wipsey's time is
2:34 over half mile track. She was sir
ed by Daniel Lambert Jr., he by Daniel
Lam bert.
"Betbel is the latest Vermont town to
wake up. 1t is arranging for the estab-
lishment OF boot and shoe factory. The
town had a population of 1856 in 1S40,
1893 in 1880 and 144S in 1890 so that it's
high time for it to wake up."-St. Johns
bury Republican.
Yes, Bethel has walked up and this is
only the first start OF the boom. The two
next things to engage the attention of
progressive people will be reservoir for
purposes OF protection in case of fire and
Tor family use and then will come con-
crete side walks.
A meeting of the proposed stockholders
in the new shoe factory was called last
Thursday evening. The committee OF
five appointed to solicit subscriptions for
stock reported that over twenty thousand I
dollars OF stock had been subscribed for
and it was voted to proceed to organize |
corporation under the general corporation 4
law of VT. and to have 420 shares of, $50 1
each. A committee of 3 was appointed to [
investigate in regard TO Supt., the franz
ing of by laws for the corporation, etc, l
the committee consisting OF Fred Arnold, (
M. q. Stafford and H. II. ellison. A spec
ial town meeting will Immediately be I
called to see il the town will vote to ex-
empt the new enterprise from taxation for
period of years.
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WEST RANDOLPH.
Continued from Last page.


Read Circumstanrial Evidence and ask
your neighbors to take the HERALD. sl.2O
TO Jan. SO or 10c. TO Nov. 81.
VIII. Dubois went to New York the
first of the week on a business trip.
Remember the excursion to Highgate
Springs to-day Thursday and go.
The West Randolph, Brookfield and
Braintree Oranges and their friends are
to hold a picnic in w. A. Jones' grove
Saturday, Aug. Is. State Master Messer,
also a good band will be present and a
good time is anticipated.
Miss L. A. Goodrich OF Fair Haven is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w. Carpenter
and other friends in town.
Mrs. z. Briggs OF Granville was the
guest Of Mrs. w. w. Carpenter last Satur-
day.
Wal. Mann went to market last week
with stock and has not been heard from
since Thursday when he took the New
Haven boat for New York. He is a pretty
level-hesded man and will doubtless turn
up alright.
Boston Tuesday night was well attended
and all seemed pleased. The views are
magnificent. Remember that the next lee
ture viii be given next Tuesday evening.
The thunder storm Tuesday night did
damage in this vicinity as il
was accompanied by a high wind and
hail. The frame to r. ". Rising's new
house on Weston st. was blown down and
many shade trees suffered in different
parts of the village, especially on School
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Barnard.

Read Circumstantial Evidence and ask
your neighbors to take THE HERALD
| q 20 to Jan. SO or Zoe. TO Nov. 81.
There was fair attendance at the farm
ers' meeting last Saturday evening. A
paper was read by Mrs. Eastman on the
question fought pastry cooking to be
abolished" and one by Mr.. Eastman on
scientific Farming" Both OF these sub
jects were discussed by volunteer speak
ers. The next meeting is TO be held in
four weeks.-M. A. Chandler has retired
his horse Comoje from the stud and plac-
ed him in the hands OF II. A. Wood TO
train for a record.-Wm. French arrived
in town from Chicago last Saturday.-Dr
Brigham and wife spent Sunday at Chas.
Cox's.-Lucius Blackmer of st. Louis is
in town.-Eight of the nephews and
/ nieces were the guests of Mrs. H. A.
Eastman a part of last week.-Two of
Henry Cobb's children are sick with ty-
phoid fever.-Mrs. Ida Richardson and
Two daughters of Lowell, Mass, are with
her mother, Mrs. Dutton.-Asa Thayer
and wife OF Stamford, CT, and Leonard
Thayer OF Irving, Mass, and Mrs. Henry
OF Brooklyn have been visiting at Henry
Thayer's. -Will Cheney OF Texas is stop
ping in town.-The click of the moving
machine is still heard on some farms
The potato crop will be much above the
average unless they rot.-Mr. Lauriston
Danforth of Iowa, whose boyhood days
were spent in this town on hearing that
the Universalist society was about TO re-
pair its church, sent SIS with which to
purchase an upholstered chair for the pull
pit in memory of his mother who attend
ed this church. She was a daughter OF
Darius Wood and sister of the late Capt.
Alvin Wood. Mr.. Danforth's father was
III. Danforth, son of Jonathan Danforth.
He died when his little son Lauriston was
but a child. His mother married John
Miller for her second husband. Mr.. DAN
forth has many relatives and friends here
and should he ever visit the place of his
nativity, he would receive a cordial wei
come.
Rev. Mr.. Trevillian and his daughter
have returned to their home in Newbury. |
Mrs. Newcomb, formerly of this place,
is visiting in town.
Mrs. ThornhIll, with her two boys, is
visiting in town.
The members of the Barnard Improve !
nent Society are requested to meet at the |
Town Hall on Saturday, the I'D of Aug, |
II O'Clock p. m. and it is hoped that the |
Dist. Com. viii be present: Id. /
Davis, II. n. Bruce, L. ID. Leavitt, NJ. A.
Chandler, w. r. Paige, G.. Hammond, Jr.,
B. X. Lille, o. c. Smith, c. w. Graves, w.
4. Eastman, II. c. +. Atwood and j. A.
Ward, and a full attendance of all inter-
.sted.
A meeting of the Universalist society is
,alled 10 be held in the church on Friday,
Aug. q, at D. m. to consider the matter
# repairs on said church, for which about /
500 has been raised. A full attendance is
desired.
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S. p. Durkee has big yield of barley,
"a bush. from IL bush. sowing.
Frank Durkee is at home from Tufts
College on a vacation.
Rev. Mr.. Clary has gone to Old Orchard
beach to attend the Baptist camp meeting
Sunday.
The sidewalk is slowly progressing and
there is to be ''bee" to cart in gravel
one day this week.
George Brown and sons have opened a
granite quarry on their hillside that bids
fair to beat that at Hogansville.
The ladies of the Universalist Social
circle will have lawn party at Hugh
Dickerman's on Friday eve, Aug. IA and
all are invited.
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GaysviIIe.

Read Circumstantial Evidence and ask
! your neighbors to take the HERALD. s1.20
to Jan. SO or 10c. to Nov. 81.
Miss Edna Bennington from Hinesburg
is visiting Der friend, Miss Sallie Gay.
Miss Mamie Rogers of Bennington, n.
H., is visiting at j. B. Taggart's.
Charles Gay of Newton, Mass, called on
friends in town last week.
Miss Emily Cozzens OF Concord, n. H.,
visited her sister, Mrs. Albert Knowlton,
last week.
Mr.. Sawin, who has been confined TO
the house for several weeks is able to be
out again.
Mr.. Flint Of Royalton gave literary en-
tertainment at the NJ. +. church Monday
eve which was well attended.
John Cutler is shingling his house.
Geo. Nye and wife OF Royalton were in
town last week.
The Fresh Air Children returned to New
York Friday, well pleased with their out
ing.
Clinton Durkee has gone to Hill, New
York, where he has found work.
Miss Isabel Fish is spending several
weeks with friends in Mass.
Mrs. Nettie Parker and son are visiting
in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penn Strong No Pom
fret visited at Arthur Billiards. last week.
Prof. E. A. Smith of Dakota called on
friends in town Saturday.
A few from this place attended the ball |
game at Bethel.
MGeo. Manning had the misfortune to cut /
his foot Monday.
Mrs. Tenney has finished work for Mer-
rick Everett.
Charlie Green spent Sunday at home.
Miss Julana Gay has returned from her
visit in West Randolph.
Miss Addie Smith, who has Just been
graduated from the Mass. General Hospi-
tai, gave her friends short call last week.
She returns after short vacation to take
a six months course in the surgical de-
partment.
Mrs. ]. B. Taggart is visiting out of
town.
Mrs. Geo. Kimball and daughter Annie
were in town Saturday.
The ladies of the Mite Society made over
1850 at their ice cream party.
Rev. S. A. French, wife and daughter |
Alice being home from Elk Point, S. Oak.
on visit, thirty or more friends gathered
at his fathers Adams French for a picnic, (
social visit and triple birthday party July {
80, Mrs. A. French "a, Miss Alice and {
Master Harry Richardson year old. Miss
Nora Cutler presided at the organ while
the others sang. S. A. French rendered
the Grade song" with much pathos.
Little Alice sang a temperance song that
showed on which side her father stood
during the late struggle with the demon
of the rum power in the Dakotas. A
bountiful repast was furnished and par
taken of with relish by all especially
Sous" who convinced the company that
he had during his seven years absence de-
veloped a wonderful capacity for slowing
away good things, however Eugene VIII
son was not willing to yield the cake. A
very pleasant time was had by all not
the rain. Mr.. French IN
tends returning to his Western home the
18th. The. good wishes of his many
friends will accompany him.
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About the year 1874 a postofiice was first
established at So. Pomfret Previous to
that time the people living in the vicinity
mailed their letters in Woodstock where
most of their trading was done. Someone
started the idea Of having a postoffice at
So. Pomfret. A petition was gotten up
and was signed by all who took any inter
est in the matter. meeting was held
and was selected TO present the petition
to Hon. Jacob Collamer, then representa-
tive in Congress, to have him use his infiu-
ence in getting the Office established.
Taking the petition went down to Wood
stock and called on the judge at his Office.
He was conversing with someone at the
time, and for awhile stood by, voting
for chance to present my CASE After
some moments OF delay broke in upon
the conversation and preached my sub
iect. "Sit down, young man, said the
judge, land don't interrupt me when am
talking After had waited some time
the man left. "Now," said the Judge.
" hat is your business?n / stated it to
him as well as l could, and then under
took TO go on and say something in favor
OF the postoffice. "Never mind that,n
said the judge, ''the petition probably sets
forth what you are SAYING He then
took the documents into his own charge,
and in due time postofiice was establish
ed at So. Pomfret, with Lemuel Murdoch
as the first postmaster.--Sta Standard.
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Read Circumstantial Evidence and ask
your neighbors to take the HERALD. s1.2t
to Jan. SO or 10c. TO Nov. 81.
The selectmen have laid a road to the
house occupied by Peter Burrelle in &C.
cordance with recent petition.
The stockholders OF the proposed shoe
factory are warned to meet for organiza.
ton at the Wilson House Sat. the END al
3 p. m. All must be present.
Cash paid for ginseng roots at F. M.
Whitcomb & Co.'S.
Mrs. E. F. Wilson is spending this week
with her husband at West Lebanon, N.
H.
R. S. Adams spent Sunday and the first
of the week at West Hartford.
A picnic party of young folks took in
Rochester Mt. last Monday.
One horse lumber wagon for sale. En-
quire of F. NJ. WHITcoMB.
George c. Buchanan has closed his con-
nection with c. E. Abbott of West Ran
dolph and is at present visiting at home.
Left for sale, Hunter case gold watch
which will exchange for a good sucking
colt, wood or hay. Enquire OF F. M.
Whitcomb.
Miss Emma Moses of West Randolph
has been visiting at Levi Kidder's ON
Camp Brook.
Prof Manson Seavey and wife of Bos-
ton have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Whitcomb the past week. Prof.
Seavey is the author of fine system of
book keeping of which he is instructor
at the Boston Latin School.
F. K. Caldwell OF Hartford, Ct, was in
town last Saturday and Sunday travelling
through here on his bicycle to his home,
coming from Waterbury, Vt. last Satur-
day by way of Barre and Williamsburg,
in all sixty miles.
DIR. E. G. Hooker of Waterbury was in
town last Monday to look at Dr. Spiller's
three year old with view to purchasing.
The r. r. commissioners passed thro'
this town last Monday making quite
long stop in our village.
Postmaster Montgomery and wife of
w. Randolph were the guests OF q. II. |
Rimball last Friday.
A. A. Brooks and wife have gone to Sar-
atoga Springs on account OF the health of
Mr.. Brooks.
Greatest invention of the age, Gold dust
washing powder. -Four ID. package for
IS cts. f. NJ. WHITcoMB q Co.
Will Sylvester is spending several weeks
It his uncle's in Waterbury.
Paul Gay is making extensive repairs on
ais dwelling house on River Street.
Alvin Smith. student of Canton, n. Y.
Theological Seminary visited at DR.. c. c.
oerry's this week as did also Miss Alice
Blackmer OF Stockbridge.
Mrs. Geo. spalding and daughter Of
iartland are visiting at Geo. Z. Clark's.
Water is growing very scarce in the viii
age.
T. E. Wilson returned from his visit at
Jabot on Saturday.
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J. b. Darling Of Boston is in town.
NJ. S. Carr of Middlebury was here a
few days last week.
George Martin and daughter OF West
Medford, Mass, spent a few days at A.
ID. Martins last week.
Arthur Martin has returned to his home
in West Medford after spending his vaca-
ton here.
Mrs. c. V. vinton returned home from
Randolph Sunday
Miss Hattie Markham is visiting her
mother few days.
Johnnie Rhodes returned to his home in
st. Adams Tuesday after spending a few
weeks with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Rhodes.
George Davis of Beverly, Mass, is in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson were in
Granville last Sunday.
Floyd Perry got his hand cut quite bad
ly with scythe last Tuesday.
j. Z. Turner returned to his home in
last week.
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All lovers of sport as well as of sentimen
tai song should attend Comical Browns
entertainment at Smith hall next Monday
eve.-Rev. Mr.. Evans viii exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Ball OF So. STAFFORD next Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Myers will preach at the usual
hour next Sabbath and then he will be abb
sent on his vacation three Sundays.-Jui-
ius Snow is quite poorly.-Over SO tickets
were sold at this station on Tuesday for
the excursion to Highgate Springs.-Sam-
uel Kimball of Woodstock was in town on
Monday NJ. Manley is quite sick
The diphtheria has subsidized and we hope
there will be no more cases.
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.
Circumstantial Evidence.
New stationery at Joslyn's.

New stationery at Joslyn's.
Fly paper at w. e. Lamsons.
Bound Books only 2Oc at Bucks.
Tenement to rent. DUBOIS d GAY.
Dry foot and 16-inch. wood for sale.
ELLIOTT CUsHMAN.
To RENT.-Good tenement, s rooms in
Smiths block. Apply to L. p. THAYER.
New box papeterie, latest styles at JOS
lyn's.
A fine lot of young pigs for sale cheap,
LUXE PARISH.
Don't buy a ehurn or butter worker till
you get prices OF Geo. /. Ford.
Bring in your chairs or lounges that
need uphols1ering now. Special low prices
during the dull season. w. r. HANSON.
Millinery Mitchell is showing the fin
est line OF trimmed goods outside OF the
large cities and his sale is the largest he
ever had.
w. E. Lamson is headquarters for all
kinds OF Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall
Paper, Carpets and housefurnishing goods
and viii not be undersold.
Shingles to sell and shingles sawed by the
thousand. GEO. PRINCE.
LosT.-A gold cuff button. The mate
may be seen in Joslyn's jewelry store.
Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs Hiram
Bean, West Randolph; VI. Write for prices.
Flies are pest but you can easily get
rid of them by calling on w. +. Lamson
and getting some OF his Fly Paper.
For SALE.-Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shin
giles, Spruce Clapboards and Brick.
A.W.TEwKsBuRY a Sons.
Remember Pratt's Astral Oil is the cheap
est and best to use in Oil Stoves. Ii is the
only safe oil. W. E.Lamson has il at low
est prices.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED.--I will take in
poultry Saturdays Of each week and pay
the highest market prices in cash.
j. Y. NEWTON.
Ernest II. Kittredge is in town every
Friday and will receive a few more pupils
on piano. Also lessons on the pipe organ
il desired. Technique, a specially.
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The ''Fresh Air' children in town return
this week to their homes.-Miss Mary
Jackman has been visiting in Weathers-
field.-Mrs. Elsie Bartholomew is at her
fathers, A. w. Colburn's.-Mi Sarah
Clapp is working for Mrs. II. Adams.-Mr
Gustavus Melendy is working at w. II. j..
Mrs. Herman Harrington's brother from
Conn.,, and two sisters from n. H., are ex-
pected this week.-Park Miller is visiting
at NJ. II. Millers.-Mr. and Mrs. Manson
Seavey of Boston visited at H. Adams last
week.
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Randolph.

Harry and Clarence Spauldinp of New
Haven, Ct, are guests of A W. Osgood.
There will be given at the town han
Thursday evening, Aug. 20 at sp. M
tableaux for the benefit of the colored
missionary school at Montgomery. Ala
We hope to see fun house for so WORTHY
an object. Tickets will be found after
Saturday next at all the leading stores.
We understand the band have kindiS, ~
fered their services VI
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Do not feel afraid of being fooled il you
send 25 cents to Z. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt.
for a bottle of Maxham's Trout Secret; it
never fools anybody only to make them
catch more trout than they expect. There
has never been so much of it sold in any
one month as during the last month. And
il your skin chafes when fishing or engag
ed in other occupation in warm weather.
do not fail to send 25 cents for box Of
"Maxham's Carbolized Ointment" it viii
not fail to cure you with one application
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For Sale.

80 sheep and lambs, three ear-oId
'filley, sire Peters Morgan, / Prout horse
hoe, 2-horse wagon, l one-horse ira
verse sled, work harness, sled runners.
hard and soft wood lumber, l steel King
harrow, cave spouts, turning lathe and
circular saw combined, price $500, two
brooders 3, 80 end rollers for Grayis
horse power. 10 cts. each. CHAs. DAY.
Royalton, Vt.