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had been one of our most honored teach
ers. The proclamation of Governor
Page constituting the LIST of May hOli
day, is entitled to commentator, botf
for the sentiment and for the elegance
and force of its language. At this time
of universal peace, it was as unique and
appropriate as were the proclamatiOns OF
Governor Andrews of Mass, appointing
THANKSGIVING and Fast days during the
period of the Shareholders rebellion.
The same spirit of wisdom Appeals III
this last address to the people that
prompted his messages communicated
to the Legislature last in session. and
had the members of that body needed
his wholesome advice then instead of
finding diversion in listening to mOngrel
verse, which some of the newspapers of
the state were foolish enough to print,
Vermont might not now be the laughing
stock of the nation. Senator Edmunds
has never published the reasons for his
resignation, and is not his silence sug-
gestive that the true cause after all, was
disgust and shame on account of the ac-
tons of that weak body of men pretend
ing to represent the best ideas of his
native state, which met in session at
Montpelier last October.
1t is, however to be regretted that out
side our public school little heed was
given to the requirements of this day.
Now there really is no good reason why
farmers as well as any other cllss of men
should not delight in a tasty adornment
of their dwellings by laying out and cul-
tivating in front, a beautiful park of
native shade trees, such as exist in healthy
vigOr on the hills and mountains every
where. Land here in the country is not
so valuable that our houses must be built
ON the very margin of the street without
providing an ample space for the plant
ing of a suitable variety of spacious
forest trees. The tall, spreading elm,
the graceful maple, the sombre pine and
spruce, spreading their protecting
branches over our homes will awaken in
the mind of the young, high sentiment
for that loved spot, which the world, with
its vicissitudcs and contradictions can
never eradicate.
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Bennington and Glastonbury
COMPANY,

Notice is hereby given. pursuant TO Section
4. 466 OF the Revised Laws of Vermont that cor.
poration has been formed with the above title
under Section 3,475 of said Revised Laws. by the
persons who have acquired title TO the property
Of the Remington and Glastonbury Rail Roa 4,
Mining and Manufacturing Company derived un.
der sale by order Of the Vermont Court Of
ChancPry. which occurred at Bennington. Yer.
mont. November 21st, 1890 That the articles Of
association Of said Bennington and Glastonbury
Company were filed in the office Of the Vermont
Secretary Of State January 18th, 1891 and that a
certified copy thereof was filed and recorded in
the offica OF the clerk of the County of Benning.
ton. lin which county the rail- Dad of said corpor
alton is situated) on the 18th day NJ January 1891
G. MCCULLOUGH, PRESIDENT
G. W. HARTMAN, Clerk. 1873
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I'm THE MATTER OF PRESTON
l. AUSTIN CARTER.

District Of Bennington 's'
In Probate Court held at the Probate office In
Bennington, within and for the Distrlct OF Ben
nington aforesaid, on the 9th day of Way. A. ID.
1891.
Pr sent. Hon. Alfred Robinson, Judge.
And now comes into court Preston Austin
Carter Of Bennington, in said District, and
Giles ia said court the following instrument in
writing, under his own hand and seal. viz:
STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Bennington,
Be il remembered that ], Preston Austin Car
ter of Bennington, In the county OF Bennington.
will be known aud called Percy Lester Clifford.
In witness whereof hereuntO set my hand and
seal this 5th day OF May. D.. 1881.
PRESTON AUSTIN CARTER, L.. g.
STATE OF VERMONT
District OF Bennington.
In Bennington 10 said district, and at ses
sion OF the Probate Court within and for said dis
trict on this 9th day Of May, D.. 1891, person
ally appeared the ABOVE named Preston Austin
Carter and acknoN lodged the foregoing instru
ment Ia writing by him signed and sealed. to be
his free act aud deed.
H.. ALFRED ROBINSON, Judge.
Thereupon il Is ordered by said court that the said
Preston Austin Carter cause notice OF said instrn-
ment by publication of copy ofthe record thereof
aud this the der OF said court thereon thre weeks
successfully in the Bennington Banner news
paper printed at Bennington In said district A
record whereofis ordered to be made
Is ALFRED ROBINSON, Judge.
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POwnal.

VIM. Larrabee has reprinted his entire
property.
The sick in the vicinity are not reported
worse, but d. Francis Bates is not yet
able to be about.
Miss Allie johnson has begun school
in District No. 2. Miss Eunice Ladd
has resumed the primary grade in ouI
village.
The Rev. Thomas Monroe, the new
Methodist pastor, gave his first sermon
last Sabbath afternoon. The Rev. p.
Goettel has left for his parish in Adams,
Mass.
An influential and highly respected
citizen of this town, +. Roscoe Stillman
died on Saturday and was buried from
his home Tuesday afternoon. He was a
trusted member of the town, at the time
Of his death being one of the listers
His family are all on the sick list.
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Grand 80 Days sale.

will close out my entire line of mill.
merry goods at less than cost. have just
received from the New York Markets a
full and complete line of goods, which ]
will sell at less than cost. Babies Mus
lin Bonnets from 2jc up to $500; hats
from 10c up to $1,000 also full and
complete line of Ladies' Furnishing
Goods; grand bargain sale of ribbons
ana ladies kid gloves. Our patrons will
do well to visit the display of fine
trimmed bOnnets and hats before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we are offering
some of the best effects of the millinery
art at prices which cannot fail to attract
attention. Miss A. Griffith, No. AS
Main St., Bennington, VT.
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WOOdfnrd.

Spring chickens had cold toes Tuesday
and Wednesday.
La Grippe is taking hold of the chill
dren now; number are sick with it.
"Too cold for trouting?" "Yesl"
"Sharp on the 6-inch law?" "Well, /
reckOn!"
The base ball fever is prevalent with
the boys. Well, they need practice.
The cold wave the fore part of the
week was severe. Ice formed, the
ground froze and snow fell. This being
the third cold spell since the swallows
came, we think we May be happy now!
Miss Hattie Hagar and Winfield Scott
were married at North Adams, April 10,
by the Rev. A. b. Church, and Mrs. Cora
McLenithan to Milton Matthews, at St
Paul, Neb., the same date. Both brides
were formerly residents of Woodford.
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Arlington.

Two daughters Of Henry Parsons have
been sick with typhoid fever, but are
better at present.
Ernest Garfield of Troy, N. Y, spent
last Sunday with his parents.
A portion Of the unsightly sheds in the
rear Of st. James church, are being re-
moved.
The family of S. NJ. West have moved
into the West homestead, near the rail
road, which has been rented for quite a
number Of years.
Fernando West is moving into the
home Of the late Enos Garfield this
week. Mr.. West purchased this prop
CITY 4 months or more ago, and has since
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MONROE-In New York City Nav LIST OF
acute spinal meningitis VIM. Whitney Monroe OF
Chelsea, Mass, aged 50 years
PADDOCK-In Bennington, May 4th, Mrs.
Capt. Daniel Paddock aged 81 years
STILLMAN-In North Pownal, May 3rd, Ros
coe Stillman, aged 53Years.
BURKE-In Bennington, May End, Mrs. Mary,
wife of John Burke, aged 9! years
MACDONALD 10 Bennington. May End. Jno.
Macdonald, aged SO years.
BRADBURY-In Remington, at the residence
OF her son James Bradbury, Mrs. Sarah Brad.
bury, aged rs years
FAY-In Bennington May list, D. W. C. Fay,
aged IS years.
FISHER-In SALISBURY, May End, Charles
Fisher, aged 20 years.
RICE-In Bennington, MAY 9th. Lena j. daugh
ter OF Al. Rice, aged 2years, months.
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sB- Great reduction in photographs at
Miller's for the next 30 days. See adv.
snecInl Sale of Wall paner.

Charles Barnes announces this week a
special sale of gilt wall papers; ingram
papers with borders to match and large
line of cheap papers at 1Oc the double
roll. He has also u rare and fine line of
ceiling papers-better than has been kept
in town before. Remember the cheap
special sale of gifts at the Adams Block,
opposite the County National Bank. No
trouble to show goods. Call and see us.
CHARLES BARNES.
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in the matter as in their judgment shall
seem best.
Moved, That street laborers be paid
S1.50 per day.
Moved, That Fire Committee wait on
Mr.. Putnam and see what can be done in
the matter ofputting in watering trough.
Voted, To adjourn.
J.. N. EVANS, Clerk, pro TEN.
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Moved, That Herbert Burgess have
permission to put in blind ditch or tile
to carry off water in front of house Oc.
cupied by him on South street.
Moved, That petition of inhabitants
living on South street be referred II
Street Committee.
DIR. Il. W. Bennett was elected to act
as one of the members Of Board of
Health. DIR II. J. Potter, jr., was also
elected to act as one Of the Board OF
Health.
Fire wardens, elected: Ward /, Henry
Godfrey; 2, John NJ. lHealy; 3, Michael
McKeen; 4, Chas. II. Wakefield; 3,
Ernest Griswold; 6, NJ. I. Hamlen; Z,
Edward Moore.
Moved, That the Village Attorney no.
tify Edward Boyd to fix his sidewalk on
Main street; also, Morgan on Main
street and west side of Stafford, opposite
tenement house occupied by Townsend
also, VIM. L. Hawks, OH east side OF
North street, and north side of Gage
street; also, Bennington and Rutland
Railroad Company to repair planking VI
cross-wall1s on River street.
Moved, That the matter Of assessment
against Thatcher & Norton be referred to
Committee on Streets, with power to act
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Gg-Prof. Clark, the Eye Specialist, is
coming to Bennington again and can be
consulted at the jewelry store of Messrs.
Squire and Rawson, for one week, COM
mencing Wednesday May goth. There is
scarcely an influential family in this
State that has not at some time sought
his skillfull service for some one of it's
members. He makes a specially of pre-
scribing glasses for all defOrmed peculiar
trouble and is celebrated for his wonder
full success. He examines free of charge
and if sufferers are beyond hope tells
them so and saves expense If you are
afflicted don't fail to consult him during
this visit. Read his advertisement in
another column,
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made attractions and improvements to
suit his convenience, and with painting
and papering has quite changed tile in
terror of that ancient domicile, which is
again occupied by a member of the Can
field family. Mrs. West is the only
daughter of the late Hon. Harmon Cam
6al1
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Barnum C Bailey's Greatest Show on
Earth" will exhibit at Troy on Tuesday
May goth. The Fitchburg Railroad will
have on sale low rate excursion tickets,
including admission to shows, at Hoosick
Falls, North HoOsick, Walloomsac, Eagle
Bridge, East Buskirks, Johnsonville,
Valley Falls and East Schaghticoke.
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NOTICE,

~
Tho undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the district OF Ben
nington COM MISSIONERS. TO receive, examine
aud adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate ofZadoc L. Taft, late Of Ben.
exhibited 10 offsst thereto, hereby given notice
that they will meet for the purpose Aforesaid
AT the residence OF Daniel McEowen,
on the S0th day Of May and 22nd day
OF October next from two O'Clock, p. m, until
four o'clock d m each Of said days, and that six
months 4 om the 2ith day Of April A. ID 1871, Is
the time limtrd by said court for said creditors
20 present their claims 70 us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Bennington. this 9th day Of May, A
D., 1891, ....,-,.
WIN X As,H'aAN mo =.
lB H. W. S.U.I,
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Functional heart disease that is from faiure
DR., Green's Nervmra. Indeed, this wonderful
remedy for heart brain and nerves should be
used in all cases. Used when the first symp-
toms show themselves it will prevent all symp-
toms of heart failure. 1t il purely vegetable.
and its use offers the only sure hope Of curing
these terrible diseases and averting the fatal 70
suit. 1t is, we uuhesitatingiy aiIirm,a reward of
so great merit and marvellous virtues that no
sufferer should neglect to use it, if safe and
snre cure is desired. 1t is for sale by all drug
gists at 81 90 per bottle.
NO OTHER REMEDY IN THE WORLD EVER
HAD SUCH A TESTIMONIAL
For tine benefit of those who may be suffering
aud fail to find relief, desire to state my case
For over a year l suffered from HEART DIS
EASE. constant pain, with severe attacks OF
paptatiOn until l anticipated sudden death at
any time. 1 became weak and debilitatcd d, with
loss of energy, dependency, etc. Hearing DR.
Green lecture, he so faithfully d, scribed my con
dition that determined otry DR.. Greeue's Mel
vura Ny Improvement has been continuous and
rapid l have taken five bottles, and the pain
and palpitation are all gone. sleep WELL have
on excellent appetite and feel we'll
S.A. DYSART,
Northda,e, York Co, n, b.
DR.. Greene, of "a Temple Place, Boston
Mass, it's discover is the famous specialist in the
cure ofnervous and chronic diseases. The doc
tor has devoted special attention to the treat
ment of all forms of chronic diseases through let
err correspondence, and will give by mail his
opinion and advice in any case free of charge
The perfection of this system renders complete
cure almost assured. as his success in treatment
by correspondence is wonderful and unequalled d.
AL Send for symptom blank to fill out
N' p'SS or Drite DR.. Greene about your
case, ind carefully considered letter, tutllV
explaining your disease and giving you a
perfect understanding Of all IFS symptoms triH be
returned free Of charge.
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ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA
Terrible Snfferings of Little Baby. Seven
Doctors and Two Hospitals Fail.
Cured by Cuticura.

My baby boy, months old, broke out with &c
zema. The itching and burning was intense; the
ECZEMA spread to his limbs. breast and face ani
head, until he was nearly covered his sOrturing
agOuies were pitiable to behold; he had no peace
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WANTED.-A nice tenement, with
in short distance of the Campbell Knit
ting Mill. Inquire at office OF Campbell
Knitting Mill. l|tf
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aHHolders of Miller Photo. checks
WAC may use them with 30 days will be
allowed a reduction of 20 cents. See his
advertisement.
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Our VILLAGE Fathers.

Trustee meeting, May 4th, 1891. L. b.
Daley president. Trustees Brandt. Nash,
Lindloff, Watson, Ayres, Evans and Rudd
present.
Bill of G.. b. Loomis was laid on the
table. These were ordered paid.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS.

% You can get all kinds of children's
hoes and slippers from 80 cents to $500
at Martins.
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Barnum'sCIrcus Mt Troy.

aB-At Martins; cutting prices; game
Saturday bargain day; ladies' button
shoe, 81.
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The GemeraI Delivery.

The following is the gratifying exhibit
of the mail matter handled by carriers in
the Bennington Post Office during the
month of April
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Cuticura Remedies

The greatest skin cures blood purifiers and hu-
NOR remedies Of modern times. Instantly relieve
the most sgoniziug forms of eczema, and psoria.
sis. and speedily permanently. economically and
infallibly cure every species Of torturing, dishg
uring, itching burning bleeding, scaly, crusted,
and pimply diseases and humOrs OF the skin,
scalp. blood, with loss OF hair from infan,y to
age, whether simple, scrofulous, hereditary or
contagious. when all other methods and best ply
sicians fail
Sold everywhere, Price, CUTICURA. Soc; SOAR,
25c, REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
ER-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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We Have Never offered the
Equal.
READ THIS {:

3S-inches wide all-woOl Spring Plaids,
former price 49c, we bought them to sell
at pc per yard.
3S-imch Atwood Scotch Cheviots, would
be cheap at SOC, May price 3Ttc per yard.
3S-inch Boucle Stripes, all wool, for
mer price G0c, won't last long at 37ic
per yard.
4O-inch wide New Cancels Hair Stripes
in old rose, grays, ma Jys, drabs, tans and
browns, worth 75c, May price 40c per
yard.
100 different styles Spring Suitings, all
wool, 49c per yard.
4O-inch Atwood Mixed Suitings for
Tailor-made Suits, worth SOC, May price
69c per yard.
Elegant Mixed Checks, very fashiona-
BILE this spring, Atwood and dOublefold,
worth 81 per yard, May price SIC.
50-inches wide Boucle Checks, all fine
wool, 5-yard dress pattern, worth Sips,
May price 75c per yard.
Bedford Cords and Imperial Twills, in
all the new spring colors, worth SIPS,
May price 81 per yard.
Fine Hair-Line Stripes, light weight
for Summer wear, May price 81 per yard.
We are selling the above line of Dress
Goods at less than wholesale prices;
therefore cannot allow dealers or dress
makers any discount.
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ent and followed the directions 10 the letter. Re
lief was immediate, his sufferings were eased,
and rest and sleep permitted. He steadily i'm.
proved and In nine weeks was entirely cured and
has now as clear a skin and is as fair boy as any
mother could wish to see. | recommend every
mother to use ii for every Baby Humor.
MRS. NJ. FERGUSON,
So W BrOokline st.. Boston
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Pasturage for Cattle.

Good, welwatered pasturage can be obtained
for the season, for limited number Of cows. on
the farm of the late Moses Paige. For terms,
inquire OF G. II. AUSTIN.
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Northda,e, York Co, N, b.
Ira policy of Life Insurance for

Ira policy of Life Insurance for
IL 10 years would cost only a
matter of 500 a thousand
IL per annum, would you take
it? We can give this and
better yet-for instance-suppose
at age of 35, you took out Life En-
dowment and Annuity policy for
$1,000 in the "Old Phoenix Mutual
we would give you % years in
surance and upon reaching age of
60 draft for $S14.00-all for Is
years premiums, with annual reduc-
tions by liberal dividends. Here is
insurance without cost, and big
investment besides. Proportionate
results on all ages. Statements and
full particulars on request.
BOOTH & HARRIS,
Bennington, Vt.
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and but little rest night or
day. He was under treat
ment at different times at
two hospitals and by seven
doctors in this city with.
out the least beneft;every
prescription Of the doctors
was faithfully tried, but
hs grew worse all the
time. For months l ex
pended about 50 a week
for medicines, and was en-
tirely discouraged. l pJr-
chased Cuticura, Cuticura
SOan and C1ticura ResOly-
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X6 Full OF comfort for all pains, iDfam
nation and Weakness Of the Aged IL
~ is the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster
&kaAkB the first and only pain killing strength
eninE plaster. New, instantaneous and infallible
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OLD FOLKS PAINS

DIMPLES blackheads, red rough, chapped
TIM and only skin cured BY Cuticura Soap.
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BORN
DIED

H Attn Bennington, May It'll, to Mr.. and
| Mrs. E. L. Hart, son.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Lucinda has left my bed and
board without just cause or prOvOCating on my
part hereby forbid all persons trusting or har
boring her on my account, as shall pay no debts
of her contraction after this date.
HERBERT II. ALLEN
Bennington, VT, May I'd, 1891. l6
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For SALE,

One Registered Holsten Cow seven years old;
also, one Two-Seated Side Bar Carriage. Price
reasonable if taken at once. -
w. p. MATTISON,
10 South SALISBURY.
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NANht gOu Ndiut your mt
THE WARNINGS ARE PLAIN AND UN-
MISTAKABLE.
Nervousness and Weakness,
Irregular or Intermittent Pulse,
Giddiness, Swimming of the Head,
Strange, Faint Feelings, Trembling,
Short Breath, Sinking Sensation,
Goodness or Swelling of Feet and Legs,
Fluttering Palpitalon in Left Side of the chest
Feeling of Apprel ension or Anxiety as Of I'm
pending Danger,
Drowsiness Dayimes, Sleeplessness at Night.
A little over exerton. excitement or emotion
may bring on the attacks at any time. Sudden
rising from STOPPING or reclining position will
cause dizziness, and rapidly climbing stairs will
make the heart papitatC, produce WEAKNESS
aud shortness of breath. In some cases there are
pains in the region of the heart but in most
cases there is no pain whatever.
Neglect of these symptoms will result in heart
Failure, Spasms or Neuralgia of the Heart or
Death.
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OUR COTTON
DRESS GOODS dept.

Is trimming over with choice pretty
things in such fabrics as Mouseline de
Indie, French Sateens, German Linen
GInghams, Scotch Ginghams, Printed
black, with silk weave, Precipitation
proof, Outing Cloths, American Cling
hams, Percales, Prints, etc, at prices we
warrant as low, if not lower, than other
houses.
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HEART FAILURE.
Alarming Increase Of this Terrible
Nerve Disease.

Weak Heart, Shattered Nerves and Nervous
Prostration the Trouble with
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HORSES FOR SALE.

One Is hands. inches high weighs 100 pounds,
wears old one ID hands high, seven years old;
can show a three minute gait color, bay. Both
sound and kind. -
MOSES HARRINGTON,
t6,1nd Remington entire.
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WANTED.

AT Burr & Burton seminary, Manchester, Vt.
n man and wife as man -Ofal.wOrk and cook. Nc
children. Good habits and references S4OO 9
year and home. Apply to -
10 A. G. FERR KIN.
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North Bennington.

Total number of pieces banded. ....
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Auction SAL of Valuable Real
Estate!

The undersigned will sell at public auHtion Sat
urday, May I'd. 1891. at two o'clock, p. m, the
houses Nos G25 and 627 Main street in the village
OF Bennington, known as the David F. Squire'
place. JOHN V. CARNEY,
1873 Administrator.