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Satisfied Them Both.
BufTalo Evening News.

A funny story is being told Of two French
noblemen and Gavorite actress. The French
men were suitors of the lady, and both
seemed to be equally esteemed by her. 1t
appears that in France, as we'll as in many
other countries. a lock Of hair is considered
a signal pledge of tender passion. Mile.
Bertha gories in the possession Of auburn
ringlets, and would not part with one OF
them for less fnan duchv. Her admirers,
however. happened to have hair of the same
golden hue as that of their common love-
Each begged tress of her hair in exchange
for lock Of his own. to which the CHARM
ing creature readily assented, and without
touching single hair OF her head, cunningIy
managed to effect an exchange Of parcels by
which each gentleman received curl of his
rivals capillaries. The count now wears
tho baron's hair next his heart ard the baron
sleeps with the counts lock under his pill
low.
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Order of Chosen Friends.

number OF district meetings are being ar.
ranged. Social and Pacific Will hold one next
Friday evening at 80 Eddy street. California.
empire and Samaritan councils have one shortly.
District Deputy Enemark will have a gathering
of his district soon. Crystal Council and WASH
ington are prospecting also for reunion
gathering.
III. w. Hutton Council gave ans entertainment
and ball at Fo esters' Han on Saturday evening
which was quite successful in all regards.
Golden Gaze celebrates its eleventh anniversary
al home on the evening of ID cember 2.
Social Is preparing for It's monFhy entertain
nent on The evening Of December s.
Marin Council of San Rafael are arranging for
masquerade bail.
Nj. Boehm Il. V. c.. called upon Germaula and
samaritan councils on Wednesday evening. He
was also presen at The Ssfon of Bal dfofd
Council. aud presented Miss A. Bloom with a
souvenir jewel on behalf of the Supreme Coun-
Gil. at this visit Mrs. s. Kruger, q. W.. and
Mrs. NJ. Boehm, r. c.. were present. The grand
vce-councor goes into the interior this week 10
visit a number of the sueordin tcs.
Z. Nj. Arnold. s. V. u presented Mrs. wilson,
y C., OF Empire. with one Of The souvenir
jewels
Washington Council paid fraternal visit to
Samaritan last Wednesday.
TIE executive committee of the Grand Council
Will meet on Saturday. November 20.
The supreme executive committee VIII hold It's
annual session at Indianapolis on December 3.
new council has been Instituted at Reno,
New, With seventy i've charter members.
Oakland Council No. go. West Oakland. ex-
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EDITING THE EDITOR.
The Advance of Napoleon Made All the
Difference in the World.


In March, 1915. the Paris Moniteur an
nounced the expected return of Emperor
Napoleon from Elba. The first announce
meut of the Moniteur was far from polite,
but as the little Corsican approached Paris
a gradual change took place in its tone:
1.-The cannbal has left his den.'
''The Corsican wolf has landed in the Bay
Of San Juan"
''The tiger has arrived at Cav"
1.-THE wretch spent the night at Grenoble."
1.-THE tyrant has arrived at Lyons"
THE usurper has been seen within fifty
miles of Paris"
''Bonaparte is advancing with great rap
idity, but he will not put his foot inside the
walls of Paris"
Tomorrow Napoleon will be at our
gates"
.Tne Emperor has arrived at Fontain-
bleau."
His Imperial Majesty. Napole on. en-
tered Paris Yesterday surrounded by his
LOYAL subjects"
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

Social gatherings are numerous 10 the future.
franklin Circle has hop November 90,
Court Sherwood gives ball December 8, Court
Apollo has one on the 18th, Court Bournemcuth
eniertains Its friends the same evening. and
Robin Hood viii celebrate its anniversary De-
cember %.
Twin Peaks Circle will entertain Court Twin
Peaks early In January with d banquet.
The Supreme Circle. e. o. r., viii meet Decem.
b. 7 In A. o. +. bui ding In This city.
Star OF the West had good meeting last week.
Two candidates were admitted. &. Burgman,
ii. G. T.. was present
Court kensmgton and members Of America,
Sherwood Forest and Fremont paid fraterDai
visit TO Court Twin Peaks last Wednesday even
ing and joyous meeting resulted.
The grand officers visited Mystic Circle, G. o.
F., at Berkeley last week and witnsssed,the
Initiation OF seven Candidates Mrs. Asher. acting
as C. G.
Court MEMO Park No. 1920 was Instituted at
MealO Park by Joseph NoscrOp. Fl. s. G.. r.,
last Wednesday evening with fifty charter me M
bers, and the first officers installed were: }: Z.
McCTystle, +. c. r.; Robert armstrong, c. r. /;
J. q. Neal, s. q. r.; Mr.. Duff T.; ID. Driseoll
Il. S.; J. E. Russell, f. s; I. J. Maloney. S. W.;
j. o. Hearn, j. w; }. A. Farmln, $ B.. c.
Poll. j. B.; j. NJ. Stailard, Nj. D., physician, A
banquet al the Park eel closed the evening.
One hundred were present.
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Hon. E. +. Loud and Hon. j. q. Mcguire. re-
speetively elecled Congressmen from the Fourth
and Fifth districts, aud William Broderics ,
elected Auditor, are all members of Valley Lodge
No so OF this city. j.. r. EIlegr, the ne@iy
chosen Mayor. IS member of Yefba Buena NJ
H. j. N b.ock, the new Tax Collector IS Il
member Of Unity No. 81. Robert AcKiliikau.
Tue bew Snerih OF Alan da County, is = m nlbef
OF racine No. z. L. /. Boon, the efficient ~
coider OF Lakepot Lodge No. 81 has Just been
selected as Treasurer OF his coaniy. AS some OF
these gentlemen were elected wnen the DINER
candidates OF their shade OF politics were de-
leaied In the same localities, !. Is another eYi-
deHee that many fraternal men prefer meu "a
parties. ana select those whom they know are
tfusty and true because of their fraternai record.
Grand Medical Examiner Fitch reports au in
crease IN examinations for membership
Grand Recorder HirSchberg is busy with his
great register ID addition to routine work.
Grand brennan Booth is working faithfully
His appointments this week are: Mer.Gtli
November 81; Maxwell. 22d; Willows. 23d
Live OAK, 24ih; BIggs, 25ih; IIoneut, 2GIh
Next week, Nelson. 2Sth; 0royIlle. 29th: Butte
City. 30th; Chlec December L; Lincoln, I'd; Me-
son. Sd
Deputy Woodmansee has instituted a new
lodge al Paso Robes aud sent ii fJrIb with an
energetic membership.
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I. O. q r

Oriental Rebekah Lodge had good gathering
and an enjoyable programme for It's visitors last
Wednesday evening.
California Rebekah Lodge entertained large
assemblage last Saturday evening with one CT lis
interesting orders of exercises.
The Rebekah lodges of the jurisdiction are
showing much activity.
The Veteran ODD Fellows will visit Fountain
Lodge No. 19S OF Oakland this evening The
veterans from this Sttte will take The 7:3O-
O'Clock p. NJ. narrow-gauge boat.
Newman made great success az the dedle a.
tion of It's new hall last Friday. Delegations
We're present from Stockton, raey, Modesto
Los Banes, MERGED aud OF her points. The exer.
ciseS We're conducted by Grand Secretary Lyon,
assisted by Hon. Eugene N. Deuprey, who alter
the dedication pronounced an able Grafton. It
was a grand time for the enei getic brethren OF
Newman.
The grand officers will visit Unity Lodge No.
13I, of this city, Sixteenth and Valencia streets
Tuesday evening, November %. There will be
Goqhle Initiation, and many OF the old-tlmers
viii be present
Past Grand Master Slater OF Ohio. now re.
siding IN Oakland, recently received beautiful
jewel as token OF appreciation of good work
in times gone by from his grand encampment.
graceful tribute 10 worth.
Tie masquerade party OF Templar Repek all
Lodge for members of the order only on last
Saturday evening was novel and delightful
affair.
Monroe Lodge No. $50 has a new haIl COM
pleted and intend dedeatng it with appropriate
ceremonies on December 10.
The German Odd Fellows of New York State
recently dedicated their newly enlarged home at
Unionport Westchester County. The home DE-
rtves It's support from membership taxes OF 25
cents Ter capita annually. In addition to this
revenue fairs and festivals are periodically given
by the various lodges 10 swell the income. The
German Odd Fellows fair at Tammany Hail last
April Melted he organization over S27, 900.
The annual Fourth OF July picnic always realizes
from $4,000 10 S5000 aud the yearly festival OF
the Kings County Lodge can be depended
upon to clear $4,000. This Institution has cost
$1,000. aud Is paid for Ii has a capacity OF
300 Inmates
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Miscellaneous.

Britannia Lodge. No z. Daughters OF ST.
George, VIII give an old English tea party at
Foresters' Han, 1O2 OiFarreII street, On
Wednesday evening. November 80. A Iodg- OF
this popular English ladies' Order VIII shortly be
inaugurated In Oakland,
Clan Fraser, No as, Order Scottish Clans, bad
Large audience and successful programme on
Friday evening. Chief Grove presided. A mum
Der of clans attended. Addresses music. Il hoop
drill by twelve young ladies and ball eonstl
tGted the agreeable programme.
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Uncertain Which.

Lady Friend Ito Mrs. Newly ed)-Well,
how do you like your fiat? Mrs. Newiywed
w hieb da you mean-the one married or
the one / live ia?-Tit- Bits.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

j. w. Maher. G. c. OF r., says that activity Is
now apparent throughout the reservation. and
especially are the city tribes renewing their
efforts. Sotoyome, Osceola, Modoc aud Tecum.
sch report adoptions and work on hand for the
future. The latter subordinate has some twenty
FIVE or thirty palefaees awaiting adoption. Miaa-
tonomoh is also doing extra welt
PohonacEe mas several prof i'll rs on hand,
and will adopt next sleep
White Esgle recently had an extra session.
Great Prophet Brandt presented the tribe with
golden eagle. and the ttibe In turn presented &c
TO Bother Nealson. thus recognizing him he
worker par excellence. Brother Neas0n pre-
seated the tribe with a hand some charter frame
carved by his own hand, emblematc, artistic
and beautiful
Oseeola VIII fgive ball at Bna Birth Hall
next Wednesday evening.
Alfarata Council made bit with is party last
Thursday evening. Uniformed Rank No. was
present and led the grand march. No. } ls in-
creasing, aud admitted fourteen new members
last Saturday evening.
The Daughters OF Focal onias Ne. are 10 Lave
a wal dance by celebrated band If ApacheS (?O
led Dy chef Kiss -in-tue-dark. on the evening of
December IA. Uniformed Rank No has also
pramisedto attend In body.
The anniversary reception or Red Cloud has
been postponed until the 22d.
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A Fish Story.

Miss Birch-Wby didn't you come to
school this morning?
Billy Fisher had to go on an errand.
Miss Bireh-But you didn't come this aft
ernoon. either.
Billy Fisher-Oh. we'll. you see, 1 nain't
got hack.-Puck.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
Got Used to 1t.

'Do you ever shed tears-real tears-on
the stage?" Il did the first two or three
times my trunks were levied on" replied
little Eva" but after that | sorter got used
to it, see ?"-Iudianapolis Journal
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An Easy ASSIGNMENT.

Reporter-A dozen prisoners escaped from
the Jail last night.
City editor-Get an interview with them
and find out the cause of their discomfort
New York Press.
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Where the Surprise Came in.

Seribfer-Your picture. THE Surprise in
the Surf" isn't hardly true to life.
D'Auber-Why nOtp
Scriber-The girls with the prettieSt suits
are all in the alter.
D'Auber-That's the surprise. New
York Herald.
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Fiattery.

Miss Faire-I do not like compliments.
Please speak tfuthfully Of me, and in plain
Language.
Mr.. Wite-But language that speaks
trushfully of you cannot be plain.-Judge.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
Got 1t for Nothing,

De Jinks-The taller said l could have
the suit for s35 cash or $50 on credit.
Bjnnes-Of course you studied economy !?
Judge.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

Tommy-Paw, what is a special provi-
dence?
Mir. Fight occurs when some other fell
low is the victim of misfortune that
would otherwise have happened TO your
self.-Indianapol Journal.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.

Court Red Bluff No. S217 was Instituted lasi
Monday evening III Red Bluff by C. h. Bremen.
grand secretary, assisted by A. Fromeut u. G..
G. r., and other members OF the order. The fol-
lowing were Installed officers: w. III. Cox j.
p. c. r.; j. w. Baldwin, G, r.: Il. S. Brady
S. C. R.; w. j. Drane, +. s. IL. l.. Ives. L. 5.
w j. Yag r. T.; j. s. James S. w; ID. Wells
j. w; q. Gaulr. s. b.; j. Forsythe, j. b.; c.
Hughes, j. A. Owen and VI. ". Love- trustees;
DIR. j. A Owen, physician.
Court Pioneer No S2lS will b. Instituted next
Tuesday evening In ella BeuG, Ariz., by Edward
Cast, special deputy.
Court Diana No. S2I9 will be Instituted in His
city nexi Wednesday evening. Tus court wiz
work In the German language.
Perata Circle No 206. Companions OF the
Forest was Instituted IN rkeley on last Mon-
day evening by Mrs. L. A. Csran, G.. &. c., as
sist by Mrs. l.. Ticou.et, grand trustee, ana
other members OF The order. The following
were Installed as officers: Mrs. A. Basse I. j.
Z. G. c. AIRS. /. r. Young, e. c.; Mrs. NJ. Ha
sey. ). Z. c.; A. +. Fonzo treasurer; Mrs. l. u:
Lawrence. hnanel secretary; Mrs. ). N0Igroye,
recording secretary; MRS NJ. Wells r. e.; AIRS.
NJ. Granp, L. g.; Mrs. NJ. Manning, l. g.; Mrs.
A. NJ. Robinson, o. g.; Dir. RoweH. physician.
During the past week John }. Cordy, &. =. Il I,
officially visited Court Stanford No 1868 on
Tuesday Junior Court Pride OF the Golden West
Nc 81 on Wednesday and Court Santa Clara No.
5000 on Thursday evening. This week he VIII
visit Court Golden Lin No. 1856. in Oakland
on Monday, Junior Court Pride OF California No.
on Wednesday and Court Cosmopolitan No
SO36 on Friday evening
c. LII. Bremen grand secretary. accompanied
By A. FEoment, ID. G. e. r., visited Court Wiz
lows No. S2l5 on Tuesday and Court Pride Of
Cousa No. SlS7 Oh Wednesday evening.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

poets crowd on the 30th at Masonic Hail. r.
freshments VIII be ADDED o other attractions.
Sacramento Council has a memberships of 45l.
A new council was Instituted at GardnervIlie.
New, last week.
Fairmount Council has applications and work
every session
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Full Strength.

81 see by to-day's financial report that
butter is trembling on rise"
ssrrem bling! Well. the fellow that wrote
that ought to see the butter at our boarding
house. 1t just gets up and walks around
the table. Trembling. indeedp-Brookym
EAGLE.
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u. A. O. d.

L. e. Schord. supreme arch, visited Boadicea
Circle on the 9th and Installed The officers.
This subordinate is reported 10 excellent condi-
ton.
Tempiar Grove No. 1 8 Installed il officers on
Thursday evening James L. Wolfe. d. ID. g. A..
aching as installing officer, assisted by f. Cav
agnero. D. q. A. j. II. knarsron, q. s.. E.
Maginnis. 7. n. CT. A., and j. c. Bern steiu Z. A.
OF Laurel Grove, No. II. Three applications
for membership were received 4 collation. was
served at the close OF the meeting.
M. l. Sorensen. N. q. A. is preparing a list OF
official ysitailons.
Celtic Grove No. a. has changed its night of
meeting to "Wednesday and has moved TO NJ yrtle
Hall.
The officers OF Norma Grove No. 5 were in-
stalled on Friday evening. l.. q. Sehord. ). A.,
otficaed as Installing officer at the request of
James E. Wolfe, ID. D. q. A., who was absent In
the country
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Knights and Ladies' of Honor.

On account of the death of L. fl. Bsskey.
g. r, the great meeting which was TO have been
held with Equity Lodge "a Sacramento last
Wednesday evening was postponed.
Deputy ii. @. Trepbagen of san Jase is ar
ranging for an immense meeting of the lodge,
OF bis district on December IL.
l.. b. Lockhard. S. T., has issued very al
tTaciye circular TO encourage work among th-
membership. Spleadid Inducements are offered
To lodges 10 Increase their relief fund netnbei-
snip. All workers should carefully read ciieular
No. 8.
Bay City Lodge VIII give its friends, members
and the public dancing party ar Union square
Hall on December 8.
West End Lodge will give Its next social In its
lodgeroom on December g.
Falo Alto and Bay City lodges are forging
along rapidly with limitations al every session.
Empire Lodge has a theater party this evening
at Stock wells 1heater.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
A Bad rlistake.

Observation-Disclosures laid up. | wonder
what's the matter with him?
Moniauk-I believe he went to hear
German opera after eating French dinner
aud the combination knocked him out
Rroaklyn Eagle
The morning call., 1892-11-21

Briggs-Hpw do you like my new coat? /
got it at the mistit arlor. GriggS-First
rate. lis one of the best insists l ever
saw.-Giothier.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
LOSE.


/ OSr-LADY'S GOLD FOB. SATURDAY EVEN.
II Ing ON Polk st., bet. washington and Sacra-
mento. Return to INA Polk ST., aud receive re-
ward noel 2t
CUNDAY. NOV. l9. AT ST. MARY'S CATHE-
- drAl, pair OF opera-giasSes. suitable reward
offered II returned 10 l7ll stockton ST no2l 3ss
I osT-IN GRoyE-sT. THEArER BLACK
u walking stick: reward III Ninth 81 no2l 2ts
G. REWARD-LosT, NOV. II. PACK AGE
w containing suits underelothing, 3 white
shirts, etc. Return 4U5 Sacramento ST. aud receive
reward. ne1n 9ts
I oST-A PASSBOOK WITH TIRE HIBEkSIA
IL Savings and Loan society OF San FIR anelsco, IN
the name OF MARY MCKEE. No. 156, 265. The
finder VIII please return To bank. nol7 st
/ OST-A PAsSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society of san Francisco, ia
the name OF LEWIS h. CUMMINGS. No. % OPS
The hnder will please return 10 bank. nol7 st.
FOUND.
EAHE To OCEAN VIEW RANCH SOME TINE
" since. cow, near ealying. since cslved: owner
can nave same By proving property aud paying ex-
penses Inquire ocean View ranch Mission road,
near six-mile House. Doi5 7ts
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Between the Acts.
Special Providence.

Well, what DO YOU think of it? Oh, IL
about us broad ss it is Iopg.-Life.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

A gallon OF water would only cover a
space of two feet square il spread out in a
LAYER in inch thick.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
a Good nisfit.

How to remove weels-marIy the widow.
Texas Siftings.
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WINTER RESORTS.

DEsoKTs SPRINGS AND HOTELS or The
A Pacific Coast. with rstss location etc.. pue-
lished In ths Hotel Guide. LOO pages For sale ~
newsdealers. send 25c IN stamps 20 W. n PA e
1EKS0H. publisher. $40 Post st.s s r. RrlR
The morning call., 1892-11-21
sPIRIrUALIsM.


f.LAIRyoYAST: LADIES ONLY; FEE Csc.
~ 537jz Third ST.. in basement. no20 SITS
MRS MILLER, TEST AND BUSINESS MEDI-
M TIN: circles Tuesday. 8 p. NJ. Friday, $50 r.
rs cents: reading daily 1040iz Mission St oc26 II
MRS j. >. WHITNEY, CLAIRyoYANT TEST
Vl medium and life reader. 2lS Stockton APPS tf
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

I v.LAWRENCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
- SIS oacEam ento u cabinet woeK and ht<2agao
oAees DEonDtIy attended; tslepnoas WA nl68
The morning call., 1892-11-21

DLENTY MONEY On FIRST OR SECOND
Il mortgage; no delay; low interest 3l9 Pine ST.
room 80. nos q
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND oTHEY
hl valuabies at the Security Loan Bank, ll0j
Market, nr. Mason private entrance Turk. stf
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
bi Cages without delay. MURPHY, 326 Pine. 8 3n
I oANS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES. MDs. IN 4
II warehouse. J.SBOWMAN 32S Montgomery. u
A BARREL OF MONEY ON lsf OR I'D MORT
"A gage: per cent. delay L.. All o'FzrrelLly
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-11-04

The national battle of the ballot
comes off next Tuesday. Then vii
be fixed, in a measure at least, the pol
icy of the government for the foul
years from and after next March
What will be the result of Tuesday,
election no man knows or can predict
with any certainty. Neither party
claims or expects an avalanche. Ra
tlonal calculations upon both sides only
claim small majorities. In New York
the piv otal state, both parties are put.
ting forth tremendous exertions. The
registration foretells the possible largest
vote ever cast in the State.
A review of the situation as 70 the
matters Of issue will afford no great
light bearing upon the result. The
Mckinley bill has not operated in some
respects at least, so disastrously to the
country as predicted by the Democrats.
and general prosperity reigns. This,
of course, is favorable to the Republi-
cans. On the other hand monopolies
and trusts flourish as never before
Monopoly, like a huge octopus, is spread
ing its tentacles into every section of
the country and bids fair, unless check
ed, to draw into its Shiny folds the life
blood Of the masses. Strikes and labor
troubles exist almost everywhere and
political bossism reigns supreme. This,
in turn, is fayorable to the Democrats
and may turn the scale in their favor.
A few days more and the matter will
be determined and predictions set at
naught. In the mean time it is the
duty OF every citizen to go to the polls
and cast his ballot, not for party, but
on the side that will be for the best in
terest of the whole country, according
to his honest convictions.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-11-04
FOR SALE.

Ny Farm, formerly the Newell Hunt
inc place. Said farm is in the town of
Winhall joining Londonderry on the east,
Peru on the north, and on direct road
from so. Londonderry to Manchester.
Farm contains S5 acres more or less, suit
ably divided into pasture, tillage and
wood land with a splendid sugar orchard
of 500 trees.
The buildings consist of large two
story house with l., two cattle barns,
horse barn and hennery and other out
buildings all in best of repair, running
water to house and barn; also nice well
in cellar, all the land lies to the south,
and is in high state of cultivation.
Said farm is three miles from So. Lon
donderry and twelve from Manchester
and near school, Farm cuts hay enough
10 winter fifteen head of cattle beside
team and can be bought low this fall on
account of poor health.
For further particulars enquire of ).
NJ. Holden, So. Londonderry, or the sub
scriber on the premises.
C. V. BRYANT.
Winhall, VT, Oct. 10, '92.