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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-19
INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY. Sept 10, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

s.h- Horace P Shares, Mount, Charleston,
SaIisst TO Jos A Roberts & 90.
r.asr1sr Ethel, Carroll, Cohen' s Blun and way
osIII~1,,s-WT Gibson, Manager.
s.na'1ar Bellevue, Garnett, Darien and Bruins
Eo.,vW T Gibson, Manager.
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BOOK NOTICES.

"a Close Shave; OF, How Major Flagg Won
His Bet" By Thomas W. Knox. The Price
McGill Company. 35O-352 Sibley street, st.
readable story. The object of it is to show
the possibility of making a journey around
the world in seventy days, and to present
the various aids to travel and communion
ton which have appeared within the last
few years. The geographical descriptions,
routes, time tables, ETC., are said to be cor
rect.
"Gold Dust" By Emeline Daggett Har-
vey. The Lotus Publishing Company, Chi
cago. Paper, so cents. This is a very read
able story.
''Nanon." By Alexander Dumas. The
Lotus Publishing Company, Chicago.
Paper, so cents. AL of Dumas stories are
worth reading.
"a Survival Of the Fittest." A novel. By
LOUIS Bond Mason and Norman Elliott.
Illustrated. Paper, so cents. This is a
rather curious story and one that will at
tract much attention.
"The Rival Claimants. A novel. By Eva
Pearl Palmer. The Springfield Publishing
Company, 43 and As Hampden street, Spring
field, Mass. Paper, IS cents.
MAGAZINES.
Political Science Quarterly for Septem-
Der has some half dozen articles of great
value. They are by the best writers on
economic topics. One of them 1.-THE Util-
ity of Speculation" by Albert Clark Ste
vens, and another, "Control OF National
Expenditures, by n. H. Thompson will at
tract much attention. CHM & Co., 10
Fifth avenue, New York.
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PLUMBER.

WANTED, merchants 20 try the benefits OF
w advertising in the lone cent a wordh
columns Of the MoRSNa News. IL will certainly
Day.
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Plot charts and al nautica! information will
be furnished masters OF vessels free of charge
b united States photographic Office in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
h the office
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-25

MIR. Marvin's subject next Sunday will
be "The Heart OF Man. Services at Stock
bridge at the usual hour.
Mrs. Adelaide Hubbard has goneto Wis
consin and will remain there with her
aunt, Mrs. Chamberlain for awhile.
F. o. Crossman has been here from
Worcester, Mass, to visit her parents,
Robert Crossman and wife.
A. o. Marble is out on the road doing
repair work as il is a little dull here Just
now. Clinton Clafiin will attend to the
barber business.
Ten couples from here attended the ball
at Warren last Friday night and reported
a good time.
Chas. o. Harvey moved his family to
Weybridge last week, where he has taken
a farm for three years.
Roscoe Sanders and wife OF Brandon
visited Ward Hodgkins and other friends
here lately.
DIR. Fish OF So. Royalton were in town
last week
Irving Brown goes to Weybridge this
week to work for C. o. Harvey.
DIN Lyon has gone to Eu Claire, Wis
consin.
&. S. Eaton was in town last week.
Emmons q. Howe, wife, and daug hter
were with w. ID. Hodgkins and wife oven
Sun day.
Daniel Fales, wife and daughter of
Brandon we're with her father, j. G. Nor
ris, last Sunoay. Mrs. ales will remain
few days.
III. p. Mason has moved on to his farm
lately bought of G. NJ. Marsh.
Several new cases of grip this week
Mrs. McCollom's condition is the same.
Mrs. Marcia Tower is probably failing.
DIR. W. ID. Huntington is in Bradford to
attend the officers SCI DOL OF instruction.
X. p. Stockwell has commenced work
for Brooks and Washburn, Bethel.
No services at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
II. B. Cady has closed his gallery here
and gone to Waitsfield.
Hamilton and Mrs. Eldridge OF Bird
port have been with II. NJ. Wing and tam
lily few days.
E. F. Abbott and wife Of Barnard were
in town last week.
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Rraintree.


d. Eddy no has been at work for He
man Powers went home last week on ac-
count OF sickness.
School in Dist No. closed last Satur-
day.
Arthur Bass gave birthday party Mon
day evening.
Isaac Treat has been confined to the
house the past week with grip.
Asa Snow has moved his family to South
Randolph on to the Walker farm which
he has rented for the year. 1t is a large
farm, well stocked. Mr.. Snow IS hrst-
class farmer
Mrs. Annis Bald Is to move into
the Joel Cady house vacated by Asa Snow.
Many OF the farmers have engaged their
help for the coming sugar season.
G. Webster is the man TO take advantage
of the sugar bounty, he owning the iarg-
est sugar orchard in town.
f. Packard has purchased kit OF new
sugar tools.
Prof. ODER was unable on account of
sickness to meet his class at Peth Friday
evening, but his place was very creditably
filled by John Hutchinson.
Ed. Hyzer has gone to Randolph Center
and expects TO g. to Boston, where he mas
an offer of employment at good salary.
". Spear has finished his lecture course
with the board OF Agriculture and return :
The lodge |. o. G. T. will give a public
meeting at their hall Wednesday night,
March, 2. All are invited.
Il. L. Bass tested the milk at the cream
cry last week. The milk from j. ID. La
ports COW was far in excess OF the rest,
scoring 720 points. Mr.. Bass sold the COM
pany testing machine.
Fred Jewett OF Rochester. visited at j. ID.
and Mrs. ID. Laport's recently.
About forty-hve friends and neighDOrs
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Mann, surprised
them last Tuesday evening. Dancing ana
games were in order
Mrs. Cornelius kellogg has been granted
WIDOWS pension Of Sl2 a month.
Mrs. Waldo Buttertied died suddenly
Wednesday night. The funeral took place
af the residence on Saturday. The remains
were inferred in the family cemetery at
RandoIph Center. Mr.. Butterfield would
return sincere thanks to the neighbors
who so kindly rendered assistance in his
great bereavement. He has the sympathy
OF the whole community.
VIM. Ranney OF Elmore is at work IN
the blacksmith shop OF A. X. Mclntire.
Frank Jerd drew from his hill farm IN
Roxbury with two horses, a load OF logs
Weighing 7i15 pounds without the sled
Orvis Thayer has a horse that is trained
10 carry his daughter to school and re-
turn without a driver. and 10 go to the
school house and turn into the yard and
wait until she is ready to ride home after
school.
School in Dist. No. Z closed Feb. 10.
Number OF scholars 49, Herbert Archer,
Willie Banister, Arthur Bass, Stephen
Cleveland, Arthur McAllister and Alice
snow had no marks in the register during
the term. Charlie Bass and Hubert Cleve-
land had no absent marks, Walter Banis-
ter was absent only one half day and Jen-
ME Cleveland and Robert Fielders one day
and had no tardy marks Arthur Meal
lister has not had mark in the register
for five years. Arthur Bass, Arthur Me-
Allister, Stephen, Ethel and Jennie Cleye-
land missed no words in spelling.
JENNIE GODFREY, Teacher.
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.
Iaily Papers at Buck s


A good whip for 25e. at j. G. Mann's.
New box papeterie, latest styles at JOS
lyns.'
Nice large Providence River Oysters,
35c. at the Red Lion Inn market.
Shingles to sell and shingles sawed BY the
thousand. GEO. PRINCE.
Try our Hot Soda, Coffee, Chocolate,
Ginger, Clam and Beef Broth.
ID. T.. COOLING, Pleasant st.
For SALE.-Pine, Cedar and Spruce
Shingles, Spruce Clapboards and Brick.
A. W. TEwKsBURY & Sons.
For Sdle.-1 yearling thoroughbred Jer-
sey bull from registered stock, also one or
two cows, choice from fourteen.
Apply to ii. p. Riford, South Randolph.
LosT.-On Monday, betweenlMrs. Hast
ings' house and Aaron Fales' house on
School ST., fine panel saw. Suitable re-
ward given for its return. AARON FALEs
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A girl to
clerk in my Drug Store. To the right girl
good pay, easy place and steady employ
ment will be given. Personal interview
required. X. q. MORTON. COW I'D
The William Evaporation is acklowledg
ed To be the simplest and the best. q. l..
Ford is agent for it. Every farmer should
have the Sugar Thermometer to make
nice syrup. He sells it. See him before
you buy an evaporator.
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During the first week in March the
Central Vermont Railroad viii send lis
Advertising Agent to each station on
its system in Vermont, to afford a per-
sonal interview and the last opportunl-
ty, for those desiring to take Summer
Boarders, to have heir names inserted
in the revised edition, for 1892, OF
"Summer Homes Among the Green
Hills OF Vermont and Along the Shores
of Lake Champlain." Notices OF the
date, when the agent will be at each
place, may be found in the stations
and postofIices in every town and VII
lage. Don't get left.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Mrs. Anna Wilson Of Middlebury was
few days since knocked down by a randi
driven team, and her shoulder blade w..
broken. She was also injured in the M NJ
and back.
A workman, named Tom Kelley. recent.
ly employed by |. NJ. Rickor at Grotor
decamped few days ago taking IA
watch, g ring and q in money irsr
Lewis Gilbert, his room mate.
The store of o. d. Card at Pognal wa,
entered by burglar early on the mornins
of Feb. II. A clerk sleeping in the storss
was aroused and fired two ineffectpai
shots at the thief, who fed.
Mary e. O'Malley Of Lowell, Mass, aged
16 years, formerly of Newport, was Tub
over by coal team in Lowell a few day.
ago. and instantly killed. The driver va.
drunk and has been held for manslaugb.
ter.
Edwin B. Bodweli of Barton has bee.
acquitted in Orleans county court on M
charge of having set fire to the barn d
VIM. Brown OF Barton, Oct. 2, 1890. Mr.
Bodwell succeeded in proving an alibi
Daniel B., son OF Gen. j. H. Lucia Of
Montpelier, member OF the class 81 y,
Nv NJ, had his right foot amputated At
the Mary Fletcher Hospital "Wednesday.
Feb. II. the second spraining Of his ankle,
followed by necrosis, making the opera.
ton necessary.
Mrs Geo. Hunter OF Waterbury recently
left her tive little children alone in the
house, W hen one girl, aged 8, set her cloth.
ing on fire accidentally and ran out bare
footed upon the snow. Every rag OF her
clothing was burned off and her feet wen
frozen. She lived but few hours.
10 al.
press agent at West Burke station on the
fassump sic division of the Boston and
Maine railroad, was instantly killed by
freight train Feb. II. He was for many
wears station agent at West Burke and
leaves a wife and several adult children.
Daniel McLane of Graniteville has beer
arrested for an as ault OH his wife. 1t is
uncertain who got the best of the battle
McIane was amusing himself by cast.
eating his better half with a halter when
She, being a believer in Blaine and recip-
rocity, very promptly knocked him down
with a poker.
Miss Lucy Lumsden was recently badly
burned in Barre while attempting to heat
some alcohol over a stove. The liquid
caught fire and the arms and hands Of
Miss Lumsden were seriously blistered by
her clothing taking fire. But for the
prompt action OF John Conant, IN whose
family she was nursing, the consequences
might have been fatal.
Geo. Buchanan has sued the village Of
Barre for go 200 for injuries received
while descending the stairs of the OpeE
house nearly two years ago, whereby Bu-
chanan had one arm so badly injured that
ii had to be amputated. The suit is based
on the bad condition Of the opera house
steps at the time, and the fact that the
building is village property.
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ID. ID. Howe of Breokfield, one of the
most intelligent, successful and practical
farmers of this county, has been engaged
to take charge of the Experimental Farm
at Burlington, connected with the VT. Ag-
r:cultural College and Experiment Sta
ton. That he will make success in his
management OF this farm there is not the
shadow of doubt The University OF VT.
and State Agricultural College is to be
congratulated on securing such a capable
man for this responsible place. He will go
there and assume charge the first OF April.
The Fifth Annual Ball of the Hose Co.
on Thursday evening last was one of the
most successful ever held in town. Our
citizens responded generously to the call
of the boys and showed that they appre-
ciated the excellent services the company
had rendered in the past. There were over
250 spectators in the hall and about 20
couples Of dancers A more quiet, orderly
and pleasant gathering has rarely been
seen in Dubois q GAYS hall. The supper
was served by G. w. Hayward in the g. A;
r. Hall and was most elaborate and
sumptuous affair, as all testify who sat
down to the well filed tables. The bill OF
fare speaks for itself.
Oysters.
Raw. Plain Stew. Milk Stew.
Cold Meats.
Roast Turkey. Ham. Ok Tongue.
JellleS.
Lemon. Cranberry. Apple.
Entrees
Chicken pie. Cabbage Salad.
Chicken Salad with Lettuce.
Relishes.
Sweet Pickle. Cucumber Pickle.
French Mustard. Tomato Catsup.
Pastry.
Hot Rolls. Apple Pie. Mince Pie.
Angel Cake. Fruit Cake. Chocolate Cake.
Nut Cake. Soda Crackers. Cheese.
Dessert.
Coffee, Vanilla and Pine Apple Ice Cream.
Florida Oranges. Apples.
Tea, Coffee.
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WEST RANDOLPH.
Neetinp next Tuesday.

Town Meeting next Tuesday
Up. Riford was in town last week.
Geo. Walbridge is able to be out after
severe illness.
w. w. Morton visited friends in North
deld last week.
Mrs. ]. w. Rowell visited friends in
Burlington last week.
B. Eldredge and wife visited friends
in Warren last week.
Charles Mann of Montpelier was in
town over Sunday visiting friends.
otis Riford shipped five very fine Nor
gan horses to parties in the West last
week.
Read the Farm Advertisements on in
side page. There are some rare bargains
in the list
Geo. IL. Temple has been appointed
weigher for Randolph under the Sugar
Bounty act.
Methodist sociable at the parsonage
next Friday afternoon and evening. All
are invited.
Miss Georgia White Of Northfiald is Wis
iting friends in town, the guest of Miss
May Kendriek.
The w. r. G. held sociable in @. A. X
hall Monday evening and Mch. 7th they
are TO hold Bazaar.
very pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Miss Hattie l.. Bass at her fathers
home Saturday evening.
The Republican State Committee meets
tonight at Montpelier to fix a date for
the state conventions this spring.
z Thos. Connolly paid as high as 80 cents
per bushel for extra potatoes IN the car
that he took TO market Monday.
Rev. G. w. Morrow preached an elo-
uuent sermon last Sunday on the life
and character OF the late Rev. Chas. Spur
geoD.
ed. ShattuclS attended the annual ball
of the engineers at the Weldon House, St.
Albans, last week, and reports delight
full time. There were $50 couples present.
f. NJ. Glass is in town organizing To-
cal branch of the Merchants Retail Com
mercial Agency, an association OF busl-
ness men for mutual protection against
dead beats.
The trustees would call the attention OF
the bows to the fact that throwing snow
balls, while very dangerous psstime is
contrary to the village By Laws and must
be stopped in the streets.
The C. v. r. r. is doing an immense
freight business, undoubtedly the largest
az any single track road in New England.
last week train after train of from 40 to
40 cars each passed through this place on
the way to Extraordinarily ten a day.
Among them was a whole train OF hour
from Duluth to Boston for export.
Owing TO the storm there were but three
Of the members of the w. II. II. Club at
their range Feb. Goth. The following are
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No healthy person need fear any dan
gerous consequences from an attack OF Ia
grippe Improperly treated. 1t is much the
same as a severe cold and requires precise
ly the same treatment. Remain quietly at
home and take Chamberlainis Cough
Remedy as directed for severe cold and
a prompt and complete recovery is sure to
follow. This remedy also counteracts
any tendency of la grippe to result in
pneumonia. Among the many thousands
who have used it during the epidemics OF
the past two years we have yet to learn of
a single case that has not recovered or
that has resulted in pneumonia. % and
so cent bottles for sale by +. Z. Evans &
Co., w. Randolph or NJ. J. Sargent q Son,
So. Royalton.
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School in No. s closed the 18th. Whole
no. of pupils seventeen. Geneva and Lii
liam Carpenter, Bessie Panton, Eva Sar-
gent, Mary, Maud and Clara Waldo, Hat
tie Churchill, Eddie Mason and Roy Wal
bridge had no marks. James Moore was
absent one day. Geneva and Lillian Car
penter, Hattie Churchill, Eva Sargent.
Maud and Clara Waldo have had no marks
during the school year
BELLE CAMP, Teacher.
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La Grippe is prevented ana cured by
the timely and persistent use of n. n.
Downs Elixir. During the prevalence of
La Grippe two years ago the sale of Downs
Elixir was enormous, and the cases in
which the disease was broken up on the
start by its faithful use were numbered by
thousands. Be sure and get the Elixir on
the first appearance of the disease, and
persevere in taking it until cured.
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Total cost of highways and bridges; 4SSo.l6
The town liquor agency has done good
paying business amounting 70 sl24D.s3 am
the profit to the town is s407 .26. The total
expenses OF the town were s13302.l4 and
the total receipts were s60si.1s.
The board OF auditors recommend tax
of Scots. on the dollar to pay Indebtedness,
current expenses, for new hearses, county
tax and state tax.
School in District No. 3 closed Feb. Is.
Number OF pupils, II. Helen Alvord and
Warren Slack had no marks. Nina Phil
lips, Myrtle Rowell, Luyia Slack, Florence
Smalley, Roy Poor and Rodney Slack had
no tardy marks. Eddie Morrow had no
absent marks. NETTIE l.. BASS, Teacher.
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Mr.. c. w. Reed, proprietor of the Hotel
Dellone, Omaha, one OF the finest new and
modern hotels in the west, says of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy; ave have used
it in our family for years with the most
satisfactory result especially for our child.
rem, for colds and Group. 1t can be de-
pended upon; besides it is pleasant to
take and seems to be free from chloroform
and the oily substances put into many
cough mixtures" rs cent, 80 cent and 81
bottles for sale by E. E. Evans & Co, W.
Randolph and NJ. J. Sargent & Son, So.
Royalton.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT

New two tenement house in oesLl l,,
bic location in this village for sale cne"ts
as owner desires to go West. Apply
L. p. THAYER, West Randolph, VI
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Thursday, Feb %, 1892
Ohituafies and Resolntions.

Remember that we charge BLOC for pub
fishing obituary notices and resolutions.
Simple notices OF death, stating cause,
disease, with short sketch Of life, not ex-
.,eeding rs words, free. Everything else,
81 90. including 20 copies OF HERALD con-
tanning obituary notice.
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Win sell at auction in depot square
Feb. q at 10 O'Clock 2 horses,
four-year- old Messenger mare, good driv-
err. three year -old colt, wagons, harness.
robe, mechanical tools, / large refrigera-
tor, potatoes, apples, household furniture
and other articles too numerous to men
ton. G. f.. GOULD.
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POSTAGE STAMPS.

If you have any old FOREIGN Posi- AUD .C..,
STAMPS that you wish to turn into meme .,s
win allow you the best cash prices Se il,
entire envelopes with the stamps on ~ 4 ~
if possible. United States stamps USED ~
fore 1872, and of the pdlue ADORE ; GEMS
also bought. Correspondence solicited
f. B. COLEMAN,
933 Exchange Building, Boston, MAS
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NoTIcE.-Whereas my vile ns.ts,gt
Boyce, has left my bed and board Wiz, s...;s
Just cause or provocation, this IS 10 lo 70. IN
an persons harboring or trusting ~ r. N
my account and shall pay no oeO'7
her contraction after this date.
Brookfeld. Nt.,Feb.13, iss--, ,,,or
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My wife paints in the spring most
everything she can lay her hands on
and if your wife does the same, she
wants TO recommend to her the Chill
ton Paints. She says, tell her they
are easy to put on, and that a brush
full goes a wonderfully loag way. She
says she does not know or care what
the paint is made of, as she knows that
after its once on it lasts longer and
looks better than any paint she has
used, that she can get any shade OF
color she wants. AID any quantity
from a pint can to a barrel
We have Color Card for your
wife.
Farm to Rent.
To responsible party. Large Farm near
South Tunbridee, VT, with stock ana
tools. Enquire OF
A. A. NoRTHRoP, Barre, VI.
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Two good second hand sewing machines
at a bargain. Enquire OF T.. o. Tracy,
Chelsea, VT. 90s
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Rufus III. Angel.

Rufus M. Angel was born in Stock
bridge Nov. 20, 1885, and died in West
Randolph Feb. /, 1892. He was one OF a
family of eleven children, six OF whom
survive him. He enlisted in Co. U, 9TH
VT. Regiment, Aug. II, 1862, and was mus
tered out in June, 1865. He. came to this
town when is years of age and has always
lived here, with the exception OF his army
q life and short time spent in Bralntree.
When about % years old be united with
the Christian church and has always been
a faithful and active member. Jan. 2, 1859,
he was married to Harriet L.Ferry of RoX-,
bury, who died July %, 1852. His second
wife. lamar v. Hutchinson, also of Rox-
bury whom he married Dec. IL, 1865, and
one daughter, Harriet L., survive him.
His funeral occurred from his late resi-
dence, Rev. S. H. Tucker OF Gaysville, who
was member OF his Co., officiating. US.
Grant Post attended in body and the
bearers were all from his old regiment.
Integrity and candor were strong points
in his character and he left a spotless rep
utation. A loving husband and father,
kind neighbor and a loyal citizen has
gone to his reward.
MUSTERED OUT.
On Feb. 1st, 1892, Rufus NJ. Angel re
ceived his final discharge from the ranks
of the living. He was loyal to his country
in the hour of her need serving faithfully
in the 9Th Regt. VT. Vols. He was also
true and faithful comrade of the G. A. r.
Therefore be it
RESOLVED. That in his death U. S. Grant
Post has lost one of its most jealous men,
bers and the community an honorable and
upright citizen.
RESOLVED, As token OF respect the
Post colors be draped in mourning for
thirty days.
RESOLVED. That to the widow and
daughter we tender our sincere sympathy
in this, their bereavement.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolu-
tions be presented the family of our late
comrade and published in the HERALD
AND NEWS.
y O. HfRBARD Com. OF
w. w. MORTON. U. s. Grant Post No.
B. 1. PRATT, 96 @. A. K.
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.RandnInh TOWN AffaIrs.

The report OF the affairs Of the town OF
Randolph for the past year is in the hands
of the binders and will be out probably
tomorrow. From it we CLEAN the follow
ing facts: 100 40, %
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SAlESMEN WANTED.

To sell NURSERY STOCK. We gIo~
all the leading varieties, both olo alu ls,
We replace all stock that dies, ana nd
antee satisfaction. Highest salary ~ ~
commission from the start. Write lo'
terms. II. E. HOOKER Co.. Nursery men,
Rochester, n. Y.