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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

No farmer who haa once grown roots
ior fall and winter feeding will ever
abandon tho practice. And no farmer
who can DO induced onco 10 grow them
Us trial viii ever rrgrct the pains no
has taken. No doubt under tho gencr.
ally careless culture Of such crops there
Is much labor bestowed upon The roots.
Weeds have to be- destroyed and much
hand hoeing has 20 b. done. This l. tho
fault 81 the farmer and the land. and not
OF tho root crop itself. Tho young plants
grow slowly at the best. and IN wcody
ground mako still slower growth. but
this nay he overcome by having tho
ground clean aud we'll fortified. ANY
farmer who has never grown roots for
fear Of the labor Of keeping them clean
should plow AN nero and get IL ready for
cross blowing and thorough narrowing
Ia the spring. 50 that II may b. we'll
cleaned by the ond OF My for the sow.
ing. A small plat can be easily kept
clean by the use Of one Of the hand cul-
iivatorr, and will require NO more labor
than n crop Of potatoes or corn.-Amcri-
can Agriculturisi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the rfohato Court, On and for salt Lake
County Territory of Utah.
In the Matter OF me Es,aio Of John Twif.s,
deceased.
NOTICE T. HEREBY GiNfN TINT
~ Thomas TwiFgs, .uiminitIsior Of no
estate Of Jnhn TWICE, decreased, has rendered
for tHttiomunt. and Met M ahid Court, his
hnal account OF his atminlntrAtipn ~ said -
tai- sud petition Tor NAL distribution OF the
residue Of said estate among the persons en-
titiod thereto, and that "Wednesday, the ith
dhY % fehrusgy. \. u, lAli. ~ % y, ia, ~ TIE
Court room ~ sad Court, ~ Tue County CnIt.
ilousc. salt Lake city aild County, itAh Tee
ritory. has hecu duly appaintfd by The judge
81 said Court for the fetilTment u taii ae'
count aud Bearing SAID petitlon Tor disirihu
ton, al which time and place any pcuon inter
ratcd ln said estate may appear AMI show
cause, u any there be, why said account sht uld
not be- seiiiei and spprnSod and nnai distrIou
ton made a. prayed for.
Dated January Oh, ifli
q. D.. Af.iIN. CLERK Of Probate Court.
ny q. y. STANTON. Dcputy. diw
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NorloE ro oRtplIoRs.
Eslalo q Jane, walor1 Deceased

NOTICE ~ HEREBY giyEN ny TIM
~ undermined, AduinlsfrafUr OF mo D..
tatelof james watson, deceased. 90 thr rrcdi
tors OF, and nii persons having claims HranHt
tho said deceased, 30 exhibit them with ihr
necessary vouchers, within Goo months aftsr
the nrst publication ~ thH uuurc, 90 the
raid atmlnittratnr, NJ the UfHr % Walton
uros.. u and ~ Wctt, south iguuc street.
be- the County of siit iatr. tiah rtmiuy.
Dated December 18th, Ir1.
gUiGur BOWMAN,
Administrator % the estate of Jamyl Walton.
deceased. DaW1
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In tho Estate Of Martin urScn, Deceased.
NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN BY Tur
~ uudcuirnod. AdmlriHiratnr 81 the las
tate Of Marlin nriNcn, deceased. 10 Tho crrdi.
tors Of, Hnd Al pcfHuns having cllifia hrninst
said deceased. 20 exhibit them with tho uecef.
safy vouchers, within ten months after the
nrt publication ~ this notice, o. che Hlid
Aaminiairator ut No. " tlHt south Temple
stfect, salt Lake Cty, itah.
Dated &C.. i0,h, lsin.
WILLIAM 4. tUsstTEu,
Administrator Of the kstltg ~ Martin nriXcu,
HrrgaFrH. UnW lW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
SEALED nlDS.

10y ORDER or TnE COUNTY COURT
ID OF salt Lake County, Territory 81
Utah, sealed bids will be received nv tic
county CLERK az n and including January
giih. fi9i. for supplies 10 be furnished salt
Lake county from February :. is,l,lo jan
Tho following viii form the basis Tor bids
for records, etc, 10 he furnished tho rc.
Merisagc records, eco pagou, with mar.
Dccd records without marginal ruling
Mining rccotds, same a. inc decd rec
Lien aud leases same a. deed records.
Abstract records, same A. now used.
Duccl aud reverse Indexes To all except
Tiatt book . feet ninches hy foot o in
chcf, Of PLAN Grating paper for making
plate andindeN " same.
nrgni9r aud grantee indexes.
Iutry hook,
i.rccipls for documents. same A. now
used ~ the once, with stub IN books Of
Mining abstract records aud direct indey
come of these records have printed
forma, aud the amount can b ucctcrmincl
only Do Tie records arc ordercl
tccnris are 20 be bound, tuil Russia err,
cuit"hub banas, b" with :loosric anyas covers
and huasA corner, ilat opening hAck.
Paper tn he lirown's % pound mrlluni
logger paper, "lHs" rTicesto be.giep On
records ruled aud printed, and on ruled
niso.for tho rcoorder's oniee, letter hcadi
and envelopes pfr thousand. Enyeiopei
Nos, d aud 70, w No. !. rag, Win retain
card printed thereon,
ron fiT COLLECTORS OFFICE,
$3.50 taa notices.
iltaN receipt ll1ss.
i06l letter headl aud envelopes. same as
above.
ron ruE oLrREs OFFICE,
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NOTICE ~ nLREnY GIVEN, THAT
~ fu.tnn liaight, Administrator Of tho
kstaie " i.llcn u, iiairhi. deceased, has
rendered Tor solilcmt Mt, and nled IN said
Court, hif ilnnl account Of his adminiHtra.
ton OF said estate and petition for final Dis.
triuuuon " the fetldue 81 SAID ctlhio
that saturday, tnt giih day Of January, 4,
u, iiNi, az 10 O'Clock o. M, at the Court
lloom q tnld Court, ln the County Tour.
House, salt lake CITY and County, Utah
sCrtitOry, has been daily appointed by tho
ludxc ot said court, Tor tho settlement Of
said account tnd hearing said petition Tor
distribution. At which time and place any
person Interested 10 said estate may aIroHr
and show cause, " any there be, why said
account should not be- settltd aud approved
hnf uual distribution male ua PRAYED for
Dated January Ind, ispi.
q. l.. ALLEN
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

watching the Movement. ola Dog. Heart.
inc opponents OF viviseetion will be
oi'gnsted to hear OF nh experiment
nhleh took place Mt tho hospital In
PROFESSOR strlckor's class, A little dog
W." made inscnsiblc, fastened TO n
.oiri' and when his heart had been
~Aa bare nm instrument called the cpl
''ope was applied, which throw tho
h'nsnllied picture Of Tho dogs heart on
avail opposite, revealing TO tho eye Of
sn present every movement OF tie
heart The experiment. lasted half an
hour According TO tho professor, the
'ueoes'lll demonstration OF tho move.
Nenn OF living heart Is Of the grcat.
~ 'a.ue TO the student OF medicine -
London Tit.Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

"'tnet"n In iiaiisosd Management.
O. Frank Allen attcsts tho impor.
lance Of the relation Of railroads TO the
state which Is becoming more evident
Almost day by day, hs reason why Il
regular counc Of instruction In railroad
management should DO looked upon M
a useful part Of n liberal training In
colleges where instruction In technical
engineering finds no place. Railroad
ADMINISTRATION furnishes abundant op.
portunltles for any woll educated young
man to exercise NIL tho ability which
nature and training have placed at his
disposal, and technical training IL
without doubt tho best foundation
upon which to build Ia anticipation Of
entering the service Of any OF our sue.
ec'slul railroads. In tho proposed
eour.o this requirement would he fully
provided for.--Now York Commercial
Advertiser.
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DINWCODEY

Is now prepared to wait upon
customers In his Now Store
no has a magnificent limo Of
Furniture, Carpets and Wall
PAPER. Call and SOC him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

MIR Gladstone h the ownor OF the
largest lead pencil In the world. II Is
TIE gift Of pencilmaler Of Koswicl,.
ana Is tllriynine inches in lcngth. In
'a'o OF tho customary rubber cap It
nus a gold cap Its distinguished owner
uses Il for walking stick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
HARRISON coNvEyoR IRRiGAr-
ING PUMP

OPERATED ny HORSE rowFu; Is
W not expensive; vhtrr watOr DO 70 DO had
from stream or we'll this pump enables person
70 control irrigation.
wniTu ron CIRCULAR.
uORDES 4 sFLLECK Co,
decd $50 LAKE ST., Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
A CELEBRATED HORSE.

disbursement. showing tho Proportions
Of Orrnonde.
onnondc, the celebrated English race
horse described in the cut. Is bay.
foalcd in 1884, got by Bend dor. dam
Lily Agnes by M,oaroni. He had an
unbcaten record on tho turf After be.
ing used at the stud for somo time At
Eaton he was sold at an enormous price
for expectation TO South America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
Utah and Salt Lake Canal Co.
oncc, Room 80 10. Hooper A Eldrcigc
Binding, SAT- lalo city, Uiah.


rruERE ACE pELINQuTSr upON
4 The following dcsHrihtd stock. on ur.
count Of assessment levied on the l1th day
ot september. is'o. TIC several amounts oct
opposite Tie names ui the respective
Shareholder. or follows
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, In and for salt Lake
Coanty, Territory Of Utah.


- NC .ai,sr Of the Estate Of John T.
Thompson, deceased.
NrJ1iCF - HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN 'iary Ann y. Thompson, Fxceuifls of
the ihsl will and tcsiamcnt Of The Estatf Of
Of John r. Thompson deceased. has
rendered Tor settlement, aud filed N
said Court, her final account Of her admin.
isifailon oi said cfiaic and petition Tor FINAL
distribuiion OF tho residue % said estate
among the pcfspns entitled thereto, and
That ihursday,thc 18Th day VI January. A.D.
1871. " ~ O'Clock u. NJ, At the Court Room
Of said Court, IN the County Court House,
salt Lake CITY and County, Utah Territory,
has been duly appointed by tho judge 81
had Court for the settlement Of said ac.
couht aud hearing SAID petition Tor distri.
button, az which time aud place any per.
son Interested IN said estate may appcar
anl show cause, % any there be, Why said
account should not be settled aud approved
aud hnnl distribution made az prayed for.
Dated December, lsll.
G. y. ALIrN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
ny q. '. Stanton, dcrutv. Jau 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uuaersianod, AdminutraiHx Of tho
ESTATE Of John lir0wn. dcccaacd, late % salt
Lake city, utsh, 10 the crcditurs ", aud all per
10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within rES months after the trtt publication
Of tins notice, 10 said administratuN, At the
once of gharlca 4. Pearson. utfuruoY. az law.
lii +, MAN suoot, salt Laty CITY, that being
the place Tor TIE uans1fii1u ot ihe lufiurss Of
said gstats. ANNA " NituWN.
Deceased.
Dated January nih. 1901. sat olw iv
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Notice Of time and place for the hearing oi
petition for admission 80 Probate Of NIL.
DuRsUANT TO AZ ORDER or SAID
court In SAID matter, notice IL hereby
sven, that saturday, the i0th day ~ Janu.
hly, 4. u. 1871, ~ ~ O'Clock y. ma, Al me
touniy Court House m salt Lake CITY,
ttuh 1trui0ry, "a tho Court Room
Of said Court, has icon appointed
The tmc ani place for the hearing ~
o petition nf Isaac NJ. WndlCli, pfayWf for
the admission 10 probate of D certain doeu.
mout herewith urrnUnicd, purpnfiing To- be
the last VIII aud icstamrntut William How.
ara. doccatcd, when and whore hll rcraunt
Interested nav appear and q pose the pro.
Tate Of said viii, or the granting of letters
tcftamcuinry tniaasc N. Waddcll a. prayed
for On aaId petition.
In witness whereof nave hcrcnnio got
my hand aud ailKcd the seal Of t1id Court,
this lith day of December, \. u. lsq1.
tsrAL,l &. y. ALLEN,
Clerk u tho Probate Court
ny q. i. sfAstos. Deputy Clerk. dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

Tho best pictures so far taken Of tho
moon show that tho parallel walls,
WHOSE tops are no more than 900 yards
o. 80 IN width, and which are not more
saAiaE yisible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

Al cash subscriptions for the lh3cn-
nidl Star fhould be forwarded 70 JANIS
JACK Mt the Presidents ofuce, snlt
Lake CITY. d@s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ~
~ pursuance Of M order " the Probate
Court m and Tor sali lake County. Utah
1cfflt0fY, made on the etth day OF bcccin.
her, leo, IN mo matter OF the estate Of W;
under the powers conferred on them by the
last viii and Testament OF SAID deceased.
the undersigncd, the executors of and
trustees under ,aid last will and tesla.
the highest bidder Tor cash, aud
subject 70 oonfl'inalign. W sslt Probate
Court, nj the nFhi, tluo, inieTcs, aud go
ihs time Of bis death. add All the iiahi.
title and interest that hls estate has BY
operation Of law or Otherwise CURED,
other than or In addition 10 that Of the said
", ". Poster NJ the time Of hia death, aud
also all the right. title and interest which
the underlined may have under said Will
a. such trustees, IN and 10 that cefiain lot,
piece or parcel Of ilnd. situate and
described a. follows. Commencing NJ the
southeast corner OF lot ~ lol. Ia block
Sixty nyc fCil, In plat ~" salt lake city
survey, and running thence north sixty lbl
ftoi, thence wet iorgy two and olc halt
tlghl feet, thence souih sixty igll feet,
thence east forty. two and one talf (tgiil
feet 70 the place Of beginning,
tcalcd bids "a writing will be received for
said property addressed 70 the under
signed OF ether OF them, In care Of Isaac
NJ. waidcli, Attorney q and u Lati llfst
south street, salt l.akp Coupty, Utah Ter
utory, up 10 and Including saturday, JAnu.
ary nth, lini,Aitor which day said properly
Will be sold, Terms and conditions, cash,
aud subject TO confirmation by said i'to'
GEORGE GODDARD,
hiUllAnD sMifil,
Executors and 1rustesl under The last
wi and testament OF W. W. Foster, de-
ceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate C1uft ir Hnl Cor salt Lake
County, Territory " tial.
~ the matter ~ the fHtst0 Of Thomas
a. knowidcn, Deceased.

H. hupWiicns hrrcAfcNs
NOItCE Is HEREBY ulNEN THAI
~ Gc0rgc ". kuowlfrn, ADMINISTRATOR NJ
tie estate OF Thomas u. hr1wllgn, deceased,
ha. rendered for settlement, anu llfd in said
Court, Die nnHl account " Die uHuluisiratiuu
Of tnid estate and pruiiou for DIAL distribution
81 The residue Of sad estate among the persons
eutiurd thereto, ami that tuufsday, tho tith
day ~ January, 4. u. ls1., 40 o. o'riock a,tn,.
Court House, salt lake CITY 4ul C1uuty. tth
rrutnfy, mas hOrn daily appointed hY the judge
81 aald luuft,f the settlfmrutuf tuid account
and bearing said peilunn .ot iiHiuluirn at
Which time ami place nnr 'HrrIun interest
sid estate may appear ami auHW rausr, 70 any
there DO, why said account should not o.
settled and approved uud runi distribution
made a. prayed f0r.
Dated December, lsln,
yE. AtiIN.
Clcrl of uCiruhato Court
ny e. y stlSroS. ptpuiy. Janis
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and In accordance with law and orders
ot Board uf Directors, made on the STA
day ~ september, 4, 10 lsIl. and on tho
itth Hay ~ November, s. u. 1870, 20 many
shares " each Parcel ~ SUCH STOCK a. NAV
be- necessary will Ne sold ~ tho ufirr III
dc Company, iCum so. 10, Hooper 4 %.
,lrrdFc huIliiuE, MAN Street, salt taka
tiiy, on ihc .oih day OF January, 4, u. ltil,
assoc inrni thtrcuu, together with the cost
ol advertising Aud thr rNUUn .cs uf no sale.
LiiA- s. SMITH.
secretary utah and salt Lake canal Com.
lAuY.
SAT- Lake Cily, December 18th. llj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15

MONDE.
Just before his departure for TINT
country an expert took his measure.
ments, and his fgurus arc illustrated by
the diagram hero reproduced from The
London Stock journal. Tho following
table explains the diagrnmi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court In and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter o. the Estate " william
Howard. deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. In and Tor salt Lake
County, 1cuutprY OF Utah.

~ tho Matter Of the Estate Of Ellen u.
nAInut deernspt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-30
WILMINGTON.

Public interest in next weeks railroad
celebration and opening is at high pitch,
and il is safe TO say that a very large
number of people will participate in the
exercises on both days. Round trip tickets
from Wilmington to North Adams and re-
turn will be sold for 70 cents. O. ID.
Spencer went to North Adams yesterday
to arrange for dinners for the Wilmington
excursiOnists, but found that the North
Adams people had got ahead of them and
were prepared to serve a lunch on their
own account There will be an address of
welcome on arrival at that place, with re-
sponses by several Wilmington people. The
Wilmington band will accompany the ex-
cursionists. Thursdays exercises in viii
mington will probably be held in the hotel
hall and everybody who comes will have a
cordial welcome.
The Wilmington agricultural society
held a meeting Tuesday evening at the
town hall and elected officers, with III. b..
Ware as president. 1t was voted to hold a
fair next year.
Good wishes are given to the bride and
groom-Perry n. Davis of Readsboro and
Miss Della b. Boyd of this place-whose
marriage took place at the home of War
rem Boyd last Saturday.
Rev. E. w. Pierce preached his farewell
sermon as pastor of the Universalist
church last Sunday. 1t is not yet deter
mined where his next settlement will be.
The cellar wall on the Forest and Stream
clubs property has been completed, and
the club nope to have their building framed
and covered before snow comes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-30
MASSACHUSETTS NOTES.

An event OF more than ordinary interest
at Florence on Thursday of last week was
the celebration of the 18th anniversary Of
the ordination OF Rev. f. G.. Cobb as pas
tor of the Congregational church in that
place.
The combined yearly product of the sew
eral brick yards in HolyOke and vicinity is
q. 900, 600.
Burglars broke into the Connecticut Riv-
er depot at Smith Ferry on Friday morn
ing of last week, drilled hole in the top
of the safe and blew the door open. They
secured SS4 in money and $50 worth OF
postage stamps.
Electricity is proving a valuable invest
ment for the stockholders of the Spring
field street railway company. The operat-
ing expenses showed an increase of only
about 81, 600 over last year, when horses
We're used, while the receipts, as the result
of better and more frequent service,
showed such an increase as to give it an
advance in net profits of more than S12,-
600. Serving the public properly has its
business as well as philanthropic advan-
tages.
Frank Harrington, a West Brooktield
sportsman, has the latest snake story.
While out hunting few days ago he saw
what he supposed to be a large striped
snake coiled up in the sun on the side of a
ledge. He shOtit, and on closer inspection
found he had killed 10 snakes that were
coiled in the bunch.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-30
COUNTY SCRAPS.

Edgar Williams of Dorset, weak-wit-
ted fellow who is allowed to wander about
in the adjoining towns. reached for stick
in the Aldrich mill ut South Londonderry
one day last week, when his hand came in
contact with bench saw, and two fingers
were badly mangled and third slightly
cut
W. II. Bliss, states attorney for Addi-
son county, has rendered his resignation to
take effect November /. IL is understood
that James VI. Slade of Middlebury, owing
to the pressure Of duties AS Judge OF pro
bate for Addison district, has declined the
appointment 81 states attorney, and the
assistant judges Of Addison county will
appoint Frank l.. Fish of Vergennes. a
rising young attorney who studied law with
Judge l.. NJ. Read Of Bellows Falls. Mr.
Fish is a Newfane boy and a graduate OF
Vermont academy at SaXtons River.
James King OF Marlboro was arrested al
Greenfield. Mass. Wednesday evening OF
last week for disturbing the peace. King
had had an interview with alcohol and was
unnecessarily hilarious. He was sentenced
to two months in the house of correction
+. II. Norton. the paymaster of the
Dwight company at ChiCopee. Mass. j,
spending three weeks vacation hunting
at East Putney.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-30
Geo A. Sawyer is seriously i'll with tv-

Geo. A. Sawyer is seriously i'll with tv-
phoid fever
News comes from New York of the Sc
rlous illness from typhoid fever of Dr..
Harry Anderson, a nephew of Mrs. Col.
Estey. lie is at the wOman's hospital in
New York city, where he is house surgeon.
Mr.. Anderson is a graduate of Vermont
academy and is well known in Brattle-
borO.
Mrs. Frances Peck has returned to 3S
High street from visit i'm New HAMPSHIRE
ana Massachusetts among the parishioners
OF her husband, the late Rev. David Peck.
Her longest stay was at the home of G.. A..
Conant, nephew of the late Hammatt
Billings OF Boston. the designer of Plvm-
outh Rock monument.
The annual shoot for the Wellington
trophy between the teams of the 18th New
Hampshire and Sth Vermont Regiments.
took place at Walnut Hill. Mass. last Mon
day. The New Hampshire men won by a
total score of 40J to ISL. Capt. Howard
of the Sth Vermont, formerly of Brattle-
boro, made the best individual record of
any marksman. At 500 yards he had a
clean score of 80 points.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones of the Madura mis-.
sion, who recently gave addresses in Brat
tlehoro and West Brattleboro. is to en-
bark, with Mrs. Jones and some of their
children, at Boston, Nov. Z. for India via
Liverpool. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones went to
India in 1878, and were for few years as
sociated with Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick. now
of West Brattleboro. They arrived in this
country on well-earned furlough in Sep
TENDER of last year, having stopped a short
time to visit Mr. Jones relatives in Wales.
his native country. All who know the
great need of work in their former field.
and their qualifications for it, will rejoice
that they are able and DESTROYS to return to
it so soon.