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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24
West FalrIee.

princess" is a real, old-fashioned love
story. Read it. Pay your p. NJ. loo fol
this paper till it is finished.
The sociable of the Willing Workers,
met with Mrs. William Whitney last Fri
day afternoon and evening, about thirty
attended.
Miss Jennie Huntington started for Da-
kota last Thursday.
Alice Farnham visited in town Thurs
day and Friday, the guest of Mrs. c. A.
Gilman.
Rev. VIM. Paul preached at Thetford
Center last Sunday.
Annie Barstow has finished work at the
Eagle Hotel and is going to Templeton,
Mass.
James McQuaGe, Jr., lad five years old,
living at West Rutland, was run over by
the team of I. A. Carmody the hoof of one
of the horses striking him on the head so
as to cut an ugly cash and fracture his
skull. The father of the boy was killed
by the cars last fall.
N n. Franklin has been appointed a
special prosecutor for the town of Rut-
land.
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East lsetheI.

Mrs. K Day was severely bitten in he
hand by F. Benedict's dog, last week.
princess" is a real, old fashioned love
story. Read it. Pay your p. NJ. 15c for
this paper till it is finished.
The Changers have bought the building
of S. II. Brooks, known as Brooks tin
shop, for the purpose of converting it into
a hall IN which to hold their meetings.
Daisy, the mare belonging to N. Fowler,
was hitched in o. n. Stoughton's mill
yard recently, and in some way got loose.
She ran through door yards, upsetting the
sleigh, then started for home, a distance
OF 10 miles. She die not call when she
got home but turned in by w. 2. Smiths
store where she was caught. She seemed
but little injured, but good sleigh and a
new harness were completely wrecked.
Horace Clifford has returned from Flor
ida where he has been spending the win
ter with his brother Henry; with the ex-
ception Of Mrs. Clifford who is a confirmed
invalid he reported the family all well and
enjoying their new home.
Mrs. Nj. c. Fowler is very i'll from the
effects of a felon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt have gone to Quechee
to work.
Marshall Bannister has moved into the
Brooks house.
The blizzard of Saturday and Sunday
was very severe in this section.
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Death of Edwnrd B. CoIeman.

Nj Edward b. Coleman Of Potter Park, Cam
bridge, Mass, died suddenly Thursday morning at
$50 O'Clock, OF pertonitis. On Sunday Mr.. Cole
well as ever. He attended worship in
the morning at the North Ave. Cong'l church and
out to call on some friends In the afternoon.
About three O'Clock Monday morning he was taken
H. but not bad to preclude on his part
thoughts Of going to his Office although others per-
suaded him finally not TO do He did not go out
Monday at all, but grew worse, and on Wednesday
morning the attending physician Dr. Stevens, cali
ed DR.. Fitz Of Boston, a specialist Even then
there hing in his condition to excite alarm,
but he had a fatal relapse in the evening and grad
ually grew worse till he died. He conscious to
the last fully realized the hopelessness OF his case.
and calmly babe goodbye to the members OF the
family but few moments before he passed away.
Mr.. Coleman a man universally esteemed, no
one ever had fewer enemies. He was man of
with his fellowmen. As one man remarked since
his death, at was pleasure to do business with
him, for you always knew where TO find him." Mr..
Coleman decided home body and man Of
quiet, simple tastes He was engaged in the cotton
brokerage business with an office in the Exchange
Building, Boston, being member OF the firm OF g.
+. Longee a Co.
He was 80 years OF age. A year ago last August
he married 10 Miss Carrie Hutchinson Of West
Randolph. VT. Mr.. Coleman the son OF Elisha
p. Coleman, treasurer OF the American Baptist
Missionary Union. The family came OF a long
lived and sturdy Nantucket stock. The funeral
held Sunday p. m at O'Clock. Rev J. n Muir
dock and Rev. Frank HYATT Smith took part in the
services Chronicle.
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tirnnNilIe.
sharon.

princess" is the best story of the year.
15c. pays for HERALD TO June LIST. Pay
your p. NJ.
Frank Churchill has moved from the
Burke place to Barnard.
Wilbur w. Home had a shock OF paraly-
sis on Wednesday OF last week. At this
writing he is slowly improving.
There was a sugar sociable at Smith S
hall on Tuesday eve and there is to be a
Rainbow Festival at Steele Chapel Thurs
day eve.
Hiram Snow has let his farm to Mr..
Kibbee, who has taken possession.
Mrs. Samuel Bartlett has gone to Daniel
Robinson S to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Day have returned
to Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith of So. Royalton
have moved into the hotel here and live
with their daughter, Mrs. Manley.
The venerable Ed Beedle remains at the
hotel and enjoys fair degree OF health.
Hon. Hiram Barrett, aged 81 years, is
very active, and is enjoying good health.
Harry Bruce and wife, who have suffered
so long with grip, are able to be out.
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"Princessn is the best story of the year.
15c pays for the HERALD to June LIST. Pay
your p. NJ.
Seth Adams, who was uncle to all who
knew him and the Oldest man in town,
died last Friday evening, aged SS. He was
son of Jonathan Adams,a native of Row
lev, Mass, who settled in the valley east
of Brocklebank hill in 1895 and who rails
ed family of seven children, the last of
whom has now died. Seth Adams was
born July IS, 1903, and all OF his life has
been known as busy man. By industry
and good management he acquired small
fortune some years ago, but hating lazi-
ness he refused to stop work until compel
led to do so by sickness. He was very in
telligent and well informed man. He
leaves one son, Arthur c., who lives in the
house that has been the homestead for
many years, and one daughter. Mrs. Luna
Dutton of West Randolph, who each have
one child.
Mrs. c. B. Cushman and son return to
Meriden this week. Percy returns to
school Wednesday.
Daniel Noyes and family are very sick.
Mrs. f. r. skinner continues very sick.
Mr.. Skinner is said to be better.
Mrs. Lucretia Cleveland died last Friday
of pneumonia. She had been taking care
of her daughter, Mrs. John Stewart, and
the daughters hus band when she was tax
en- i'll and was not in condition to success
fully battle with disease. She was so, and
was one of the older children of the late
Alvin Ordway. Her husband, Geo. Cleve-
land, and four children, her aged mother,
two brothers and two sisters, with many
other friends, are left to mourn her death.
Charley RoIfe, who has been spending a
short vacation at home, returns to SPRING
field this week and his sister goes with
him.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Wiley OF Barre is stop
ming here for short time. She was called
here to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Cleveland.
O. f. Campbell is having large reser-
voir built for his sugar-house-
Miss Bessie Grow of Randolph has been
visiting at J. NJ. Kibby's.
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Bradford.

Mrs. Myra Williams is now able to sit
up but rheumatic fever has left her rather
feeble.
The Christian Endeavor Union at New
bury. Mch. 16 was well attended. f. f..
Prichard and Miss Lucy Nelson had part
in the exercises. Frank E. Hardy and
bride were the delegates from here.
Mrs. AbsaIom Colby is no better and
her children have been sent for.
Harry Chamberlain and Miss Kittie Gil
more OF Falrlee are soon to be married.
Miss Edith Chamberlain has returned
from Boston where she has been ia the
employ OF the Youths Companion COM
pany. 80
The Epworth League took about so at
their entertainment. The Dartmouth Glee
Club did well and furnished some fine
music. A larger house was expected but
as the roads were very muddy, only small
house was realized.
Creamery paid its patrons thirty cents
per pound for butter during the month OF
February. IL has over hundred patrons.
Goshen street, which is four miles in
length from H. A. Winship's store TO
Goshen church, has over one hundred and
fifty cows and sends over ton of milk to
the creamery four times a week. Strange
to saw. there is not a dog owned or kept
on this street. Are these farmers ahead
or behind the times?
A good many farmers are putting in
hay carriers and forks.
Hard colds are prevalent just now.
Rev. J. w. Lees is away preaching on
trial.
printed. 15c. to June. Pay your z. M.
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STAFFORD.

Princess is the best story of the wear
loo pays for the HERALD to June LIST. PAY
your P. NJ.
DR.. Chatfee went to New York CITY last
week Monday, returning home on Thurs
day.
R. A. Hatch returned from Mass. last
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Burr has recovered SO that
the family intend to return to their home
IN Maine this Week.
Cora Adams has closed her school OF 2s
weeks in the Luce district in Chelsea.
F. c. Avery spending his vacation at
home.
The snow which fell asst week drifted so
as to make travelling nearly impossible.
d Miss Minnie Hazelton entertained her
friends Monday evening on her 18th birth
day
Mar. 18th the oath birthday of Robert
Sargent was celebrated at his home. There
were not many of Dow Post present owing
to bad weather, but a goodly number of
neighbors and friends made his heart
glad by their presence.
Miss Joe Babcock of Thetford spent last
Sunday in town.
The snow of last week gives the lumber
men opportunity for further work.
The gathering of comrades and friends
of Henry Dow Post to celebrate the 9th
birthday of Robert Sargent Mch. II, was a
pleasant one. Although another year has
been added to the aged veteran and his
form bends beneath their weight, yet the
mind retains with wonderful tenacity the
vigor OF youth. The singing OF patriotic
songs, and patriotic address by Rev. X.
Udall brought forth the favorite song,
"Perry's Victory which was rendered by
the veteran of 1872 with the old time spir-
it. Comrade Dearborn Sargent. the
youngest son from Brattleboro was pres
ent with song and story. With singing,
reading and war "reminiscences the time
passed pleasantly until ten when the
birthday cake was presented and the COM
pany OF 80 returned to their homes, leav-
ing many good wishes for the old gentle
man.
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North ROyalton.

!. Princessp is the best story of the year.
loc. pays for the HERALD to June 1st. Pay
your p. NJ.
nj. Taylor is moving to the Yuran place
ID South Royalton.
MSS Nettie Waldo has returned to Hart
lord, Conn.
= Geo. Y. Deping and wife attended Mrs.
Oolburn's funeral.
Mrs.Nancy shfford Colburn, W hose death
vas quite unexpected and sudden, has al
Aays lived in hpyalton except during the
i nt Tour years, which she has spent at q.
Dearings. ShClwas born on farm where
% hoyalton now stands. She always
; ook llvely interest in political and relig-
- 9as matters, having in early life united
s allh the Cong'l church in Royalton. Her
peasant ways made her mqny friends.
new Mr.. Ward conducted her funeral and
Tor burial
henry button and family have been Wis
Jung az Samuel McIntosh's.
The death Of Adna Cloud has brought
s1.iloN 70 q large circle of relatives and
r.al.l Ills peculiar and painful disease
s-aseu MIN great suffering, which he bore
WIN great courage and fortitude. He was
,s -Asl away IN the very prime of life in the
aiast OF useful and active career. His
~ was 81. He leaves a wife and three chill
-.ehi iather and mother nd seven broth
asand sisters to mourn his loss.
,, truman Waldo and wife move on to the
sEn farm.
n. ar. Joseph bearing is visiting at Geo.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

Miss Annie Morse spent last week with
friends in Waterbury.
Mrs. James Turner from Bethlehem, n
H., visited her daughter, Mrs. II. @. Ward
last week.
Mrs. /. NJ. Jones, Mrs. Lemuel Rich
mond and Miss Winifred from West Ran
dolph recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Laird.
Mrs. p w. Clark is boarding with Mrs.
A. w. Lyman.
Rev. II. @. Ward is having his vacation
and will be absent for two Sundays. The
usual church services will be held during
his absence.
Ed. Emery has moved out Of the village.
David Pecor goes into the house vacated
by him, and 5. IL. Richards will soon oc-
cupy the Pecor house.
Mrs. Laura Parker was home from Beth
ell Sunday and Monday.
Misses Frances and Ellen Pierce are at
IL. p. Aliens.
Messrs.s Otho and Albert Sprague OF Chi
cago have given S25 to the library.
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Probate of will.

STATE OF VERMONT. [ In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS at Randolph in and for
said District the 2lst day Of March A. D., 1872,
An Instrument purnorting 10 he
the last WIN aud Testament OF Syivander Partridge
late OF Randolph, in said district. deceased. being
presented 10 the Court by VIM. II. Nichols. the
Executor therein named. for Probate:
II is ordered by the
said Court that all persons concerned therein be
tilted 10 appear at session of sadCourt to be held ut
the Probate Office IN Randolph on the l2th DAY of
Aprii A. ID. 1882. and show cause, If any they
NAV have against the Probate Of said will for which
purpose II Is further ordered that copy of the
ord Of this order be published three weeks success
lively in the Herald and News, printed at West Ran
dolph previous to said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court. Attest
ga w. BATES NICHOLS. Register.
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Bother Lynpus.

Cornelius Cutler will carry on the Bundy farm
and has moved into the house.
Mrs. Julia Cutler has returned from Newport, n.
II.
Nina Cutler is spending few weeks with her
aunts in Rutland.
Edison Holbrook has brother and niece visiting
him. Mrs Holbrook is little better; her sister,
Mrs. Poor, is caring for her.
Henry Noble is enjoying few weeks at his old
home In Canada.
young lady without teeth or clothing called at
Eugene Twitchellis the It'll, and she has come TO
stay.
Mrs Luke Allen is helping TO care for Mrs Twitch-
ell and daughter.
Mrs Birds son, Frank Harrington, has been
spending a few days with her.
Fred Bundy and wife have gone TO work for her
father, Robert French, this year
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka, the noted
explorer OF frozen Siberia, is writing a
series OF very interesting letters for the
New York Ledger, the first of which APP
pears March 18th. The letters describe
his strange experiences and remarkable
discoveries in the remote and wild depths
OF Alaska, while conducting the New
York Ledger Alaskan Expedition The
fascination which clothes every Arctic ex-
ploration invests the many -voyaged young
lieutenant's narrative with GREATNESS ro-
mantle interest. The letters are illustrat-
ed from photographs taken by Lieutenant
SchWatka.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

81 have Just recovered from the second
attack of the grip this year." says Mr..
Jas. o. Jones, Publisher of the Leader,
Mexia, Texas. lin the latter case used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and think
with considerable success, only being IN
bed little over two days, against ten days
for the first attack. The second attack
am satisfied would have been equally as
bad as the first but for he use OF this rem
edy, at had to go to bed in about six
hours after being Struck with il, while in
the first case | was able to attend to bust
ness about two days before getting down
80 cent bottles for sale by Evans q Co., w
Randolph, and Sargent Son, South Roy
alton.
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Commissioner 5 Notice.

Estate of JOHN SPRAGUE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Randolph
Connissi oners to receive examine. and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Of John SpraZue late OF BrOokheld in said
Dist deceasedan all claims in Offset thereto, hereby
giye notice that will for the purposes af0re-
said. at John n. Spragues in East BroOkheld
on the 3lst day % March 26th day August
next from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock, p. n.
on said days and that six months from the
18th dav Of Feb. A. D., 1892 Is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors TO present their claims
TO rs for examination and allowance. Dated at
Rrookfield. this Sd day of March A. ID. 1892.
+. &. JACKSON, Com
q64 IN. BACON missioners.
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Hawaiian.

The villa school closed March an. Beatrice
Kendall, Blanche and Guy Adams, May Joy and
Frank Davis were not absent during the term.
Beatrice Kendall, Blanche Oracle and Guy Adams,
Susie and Flora Rumrll, Cora Ella and Hattie
Richards Frank Davis, BERTHE Preston, Annie, Ed
die and Willie Emery, Flora and May Joy and Ber-
Stoughton, Alice Preston and Susie Rumrill missed
no words In spelling. Oracle and Guy Adams Ber-
tie Preston and Emma Pecos had the greatest NUM-
Der Of headinarks in their respective classes
ALICE Il. BROWNEII. Teacher.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ! In Probate Court holdea
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS Randolph on the
22d day OF March A, u. 1892. an Instrument pur-
porting 10 be last Will Testament OF Sidney II.
Allen late orookfeld In said die trct deceased neiux
presented to the Court by Lepha A. Allen the exr
therein named Tor Probate: Il ordered by said CrE
that all persons concerned therein he notified APP
pear at of said court to be held heprobate
Office In Randolph on the 18th day OF April A. D.
1892 and show cause Il any they may have. against
the Probate OF said VIII: for which purpose tits fur
Their ordered that copy Of the record OF this order
be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Herald
and News printed at Randolph previous said
Time appointed for hearing. b. the Court Attest.
a63 WIN II. NICHOLS Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

Frank Hardy. who is attending school at Mont
pelier, spent Saturday and Sunday OF last week
with his parents.
Celia FrencA who is attending the high school at
Bethel Is spen-ing her vacation with her parents.
DR.. Wood OF Mortified in town few days
last week visiting his brother, Henry Wood.
DIR. Jewett is on the sick list and has not been out
for nearly two weeks.
Grant crowell who has been sick for long time,
is reported Improving
Willis Waldo and family have been visiting in
Lebanon, n. H.
Mrs Stevens Of this village is sick with a very
bad cold Her brother William is caring for her.
Mrs. Daniel Perkins IS gaining quite fast.
Fred Handy is visiting in Rochester
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Commissioners, NotIce.

Estate of AVERY }. SMITH.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph Cola-
nssoners 10 receive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate 81
Avery j. Smith late OF Randolph Ia said Dist
deceased and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the pur-
poses aforesaid the late dwelling house of Avery J.
smith inRandolph the "a day Of April q day oiAug
next from 10 O'Clock am until O'Clock n m Of said
days land that six months from the I'D dav of March
A. ID. 1892 Is the .ime limited BIZ said Court for 40
creditors to present their claims for examining
ton and allowance.
Dated Al Randoph this 22d dav of March A. ID. 1872
d. W EBSTER EATON, / Commits
ga LORENZO KlBBkE, sioner
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

Henry Saddler OF Rutland, indicted last
fall for grand larceny, was arrested last
week. He went to Fitchburg, Mass, but
recently came back home, and was taken
into custody. He gave bonds Of $500 to APP
pear for trial, Edwin Saddler, his father,
becoming his bondsman.
At the session of the Vermont State Dem
tai Society at Burlington it was voted to
in March. 1898.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were: DIR. Geo. r. Cheney, President, st.
Johnsbury; DIR. A. j. Parker, First Vice
President, Bellows Falls; DIR. w. H.
Wright, Second Vice-President, Brandon;
DIR. Thomas Mound, Secretary, Rutland;
DIR. w. II. Munsell, Treasurer, Wells Riv-
er; DR.. Z. o. Blanchard, West Randolph,
DIR. G. o. Webster, st. Adams, DIR. c. w
Steples, Lyndonville, Executive Commit
tee.
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Atnntesf Ending.

The Rutland Weekly Herald's guessing
contest for cash prizes amounting to S12O
ends this month and all guesses must be
sent in before April list. You can get that
paper and chance to guess, with this pa
per for only 81 so, in Vermont.
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Highest Of all in Leayenng Power-Latest Govt Repo
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PURE

West Randolph, VT. Mch 16, 1899.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
rules that packages containing less than
ten pounds Of sugar may be weighed for
bounty when put up in quantities OF ten
pounds or more, in box, barrelor other
envelope susceptible of being marked and
left open so as to enable the weigher to
examine the contents OF the enclosed
packages.
H. II. MCINTYRE, Dep. Collector.
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yermontPens

The following vermonters have been granted PEN
siOns:
March I3.-Reissue, Chas. Leonard.
March i5.-Original, Lawrence Y. Myett, John
Fox Geo Drury, Horace Fuller, W stanley,
Martin V b Ashley.
March I7-original, AFRO Bowen, Geo Dins-
moor Albert Burbank; renewal and increase. War
rem Hulett; reissue, Hilas Davis, Daniel Cough
lin: original, widows, etc. minor OF VIM orns-
bee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

The American girl is not slow to grasp
chance. Some time ago the Ladies' Home
Journal organized free education system
for girls, and the magazine is now educst-
ing some forty odd girls at Vassar and
Wellesley Colleges, and at the Boston Con-
servatiye of Music, all the expenses OF the
girls being paid by the journal.
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Rnn,lolph.

School in No. closed Friday, Feb. 10. No. of pu-
pills ip primary department, Is. The names Of those
who had no marks during the term follows:
Alice Adams, Walter Adams, Arthur Allen and
Clarence Biekford. The following have had no
marks except on account Of sickness: Ray Adams
Clyde Bixby, Lottie Baird, Ethel Edison, Alice Hy-
ger and BERTHE Lewis.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

Clay Munger of Orwell was arrested on
Thursday for stealing a suit OF clothes
from Chas. T.. Baker of Rutland.
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A Bad Cold Neglected

often means pneumonia, bronchitis or
Consumption Humphreys Specific No
Seven is always safe, efficient and reliable
Sold everywhere.
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Mess. Cage q Sherman of Alexander,
Texas, writes us regarding a remarkable
cure Of rheumatism there as follows "The
wife of Mr.. VIM. Pruitt, the postmaster
here, had been bed ridden wit heuma-
tism for several years. She could get moth
ing to do her any good. We sold her a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
she was completely cured by its use. We
refer anyone to her to verify this state
ment.n 80 cent bottles for sale by Evans &
Co., West Randolph, and Sargent q Son,
South RoYalton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24

The New York Biscuit Co, which recent
ly held its annual meeting in Chicago, the
report of the treasurer of which showed
that the net earnings for 1891 were S453,
100, has Geo. w. Smith as one of its Board
of Directors. After dividend OF six per
cent upon the capital stock of SO ,OOO,0O0
was declared, the treasurer announced a.
surplus of s106, 1877 Argus.