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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06
My ST MARKS CHURCH

ESs- 81, MAIN > y III y IL " H.
Sunday school at $3.50 A. VI. service. cOm-
muuion. and sermon by the Rector at IL A. VI.
Mems Bible-Class taught in tho church by Rev.
Mr.. ABBITT At $3.50 a. NJ. Service and address
at =. n. by Mr. ABBTrT
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KEMN AN 10
IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
10 MISSES PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, neat
figures sizes S. 10, II, and IA years, reduceu
from CSC. 70 Soc.
3 MIssEs' FLANNEL BLOUSES., silk,cord
lacing, navy and cardinal. siEes - ahu oo
inches, reduced from $3.50 10 SID
MISSES NAvY-FLANNEL BATHING,
SUITS. sizes 8 and years, reduced from YOU
and $500 to 5 l.50 and 500.
blades sATrEEN WAISTS, black ground
with white diamond figure, sizes 81 and 81, re-
duced from S1.25 20 zoe.
l LADIES' NAVY sURAH SILK WAIST,
pleated back and front, size 81, reduced from %
10 80.
LADIES' BEsT-GRADE sURAH SILK
WAISTS. pleated back and iront' Win it,h
around collar ana cuus, navy anu ol,' 80. ~ ~ -
garnet and olive. size 30; reduced ifoh 9o''V
to 80.
LADIES' BLUE CHANGEABLE SILK
WAIST. with gir,ile, size "a, reduced from $40
TO 80.
4 LADIES' NAVY FLANNEL BATHING
SUITS. made with yoke and full waist. vile
skirt trimmed with white, black, or rel brAid,
sizes 81, "a, 30, aud 40, reduced from 900 'osf
REMNANTS IN OUR DRESS-GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
l remnant Striped ran Cheyiot, 2S inches
wide pa yards, original price sll9 remnant
price 800.
remnant pa yards, Striped Flannel all
wool, 80 inches wide, original price sl'3S, rem
nant price 1jc
remnant, 5ls yards, Crepon Cord, all wool,
80 inches vide, original price s3lo, remnant
price g..
remnant. yards, striped Chevlot, 80 inches
wide. original price "a, remnant price ~
remnant. : yards. Tan Chevo' all WOOL 80
inches wide, original price S2.d3, remnant
price Sl.1j.
remnant. "a yards. Striped SERGE all wool,
36 inches wide, original price 500, remnant
price sl.2j.
Wohavc also some very desirable remnants In
our BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
% remnants Arlingdalo Zephyr Ginghams,
pink gray, and white grounds, with blue, gray,
white, and brown satin stripes 20 10 yards,
original price 12I6c, remnant price 64c
yard
20 remnants Bengaline, cream grounds with
pink and red flowers, g to 10 yards, original
price l2l6c., remnant price SIC. yard.
IL remnants simpson Prints. IN gray, black,
and red grounds. 3 10 10 yards, original price
Sc, remnant price o..
10 remnants Of Halt-wool Chanes, in cream
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.au.arcnNn pKEaRYTERIAN

CHURCH. At IL o'clock A. VI, by
Rev. Dr. HERssAs, Of Union Theological Semi
nary OF Virginia
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A WEDDING NEAR WAVERLEY.
Sir. Heath Wells United TO Miss Fannie
Morris-EntertaInedH at Elictslie.

lCorrcspondence OF the richmond Dispat,h.l
PfrERsHURG, VA. August 3. Mr.. Heath
Wells. q Well-knOWn citizen Of Norfolk-a
native of this city. bv the way--was married
last evening to Miss Fannie Morris. a
charming Young lady of Sussex county.
The interesting ceremony was performed
hy the Rev. Dr. ". II. Plat. of Peters
burg. at the residence of the brides pa
rents, near MaVcrley, in the presence OF a
number of mutual friends.
MIR. joseph j. Plcardat, who resides at
Flerslie, IN Chesterfield county, gave an
ENJOYABLE entertainment night before last
at his beautiful place 70 large number OF
invited friends from the county and 1t
trick. A splendid supper was set and re-
freshments served, TO which ample justice
was done. Dancing was kept up until a
late hour OF the night. Next week the
High Street Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school Will have picnic at tins
place. -,
Mrs. George s. Pollard. of Norfolk, is
visiting her parents in this city.
MATCH GAME.
The new baseball park in this city will
be formally opened next week. 1t IS
hoped 20 have match game with the
Virginias, of Richmond, on the opening
day. On Saturday the Bedford City club
will play here.
A large number of people who hal
failed to paw their license tax on dogs APP
peared in the Mayors Court this morning
and paid fines.
The Democrats will have able speakers
in Prince George. Dinwiddle. and Meek
lenburg counties at the approaching terms
OF their respective county courts. In fact,
no opportunity for good missionary work
in the political line Will be lost by the De-
mocrats of this district from this time 20
the day OF election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06
Roy FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Reg- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Twelfth and Broad MISUNDERSTANDING
at II A VI. by Row j. b. HANTHORSE, b. d. No
service at night. au Got
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A new North Carolina Democ ratio paper
is the North Carolmidn, published weekly,
Of Raleigh, By JosEPHUs DANIELS.
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Hal- MONUMENTAL CHURCH-
ts9v- ST pATT,SCHURCH.

Thirteenth and Broad.-Rev. JONI b. NEWTON,
Rector Services / ] A. VI. and +. NJ Seats
free. Welcome 20 all. =
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED AT TILE DISPATCH PRINT
lAG-A0Uhk
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c1rFOURTH. STREEr BAPTIST
COZ WEST-yTEW BAPTIST

CHURCH-Rev. II. r. WILLIAMS, Pastor
Preaching at IL 4. NJ. and s:15 p. NJ. sunday
school at BIi A. N. Is
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UPTOWN OFFICE 433 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1926 HULL STREET
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LADIES' BEsT.GRADE sURAH SILK
WAISTS. pleated back and front, win trul
around collar and cuffs, navy and black size ~ !;
garnet and olive size 80; reduced from sS.oO
TO 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

LADIES' NAVY FLANNEL BATHING
SUITS. made with yoke and full waist. vide
skirt, trimmed with white. black, or rel braid,
sizes 81, "a, 30, aud 40, reduced IRON t0.' toef
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WOODWARD & LO7HROP.
SUMMER RESORTS.

NATURAL BRIDGE HOTELS,
~ NATURAL BRIDGE. VA.
These hotels, In easy access % the Chesapeake
ami ohio and Norfolk and Western railroads.
ARE NOW OPEN for the accommodation u
guests. For terms, &C, address p. q. PEY ION,
Manager. }. q. BURDtlI'
ty3I-Im Receiver.
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10 remnants Of Halt-Wool Challies, in cream
grounds with pink, red, an0 blue flowers, TO
10 yards, original price l4c., remnant price
10c
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Anleiters and kilograms must be addressed 10
7HE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not oereturnod.
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REMNANTS IN OUR DRESS-GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

remnant Striped ran Chevot, 2S Inches
wide, pa yards, original price sl.l9, remnant
price JOc
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l remnant, pa yards, Striped Flannel. all
wool, 80 inches wide, original price sl3e, REM
nant price 9jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

Reading notices in resding-matter type, nye
hpes or lees, Ell: IA nonpareil loaded, 7bc-
Gard Of rates for more space furnished on APP
plicaton
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LADIES BLUE CHANGEABLE sin
WAIST, with girdle, size a. reduced from 500
10 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

1 LADIES NAVY SCRAH SILK WAIST,
pleated back and front, size 30, reduced from %
20 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

/ remnant, 5is yards, Crepou Cord, all WOO
30 inches vide, original price S3.l5' remnau
price o..
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/ remnant. yards, Striped Chevi0t, 80 inch
wide. original price Z 4, remnant price -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

II remnants simpson Prints. In gray, black,
and red grounds, 3 to 10 yards, original price
Sc, remnant price De-
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remnant. yards, Tan CheV'o', All wool, .
inches wide, original price s2.63, remuar
price sl.1j.
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20 remnants Bengaline, cream grounds with
pink and red flowers, Is to 10 yards. original
price l2Loc, remnant price 81 &C.. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

remnant. IA yards. Striped SERGE all wool,
36 inches wide, original price 500, remnant
price sl.2j.
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% remnants Arlingdale Zephyr Ginghams,
pink, gray, and white grounds, with blue, gray
white, and brown satin stripes TO 10 YARDS
original price l9l6c, remnant price 6'4c. a
yard.
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2LADIES sATrEEN WAISTS, black sroune
with white diamond figure, sizes - and 81 re
duced from S1.25 TO 75c.
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Wehave also some very desirable remnants In
our BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

. MISSES NAvY-FLANNEL BATHING
SUITS. sizes 8 and years, reduced rom S<'9O
and $500 to Sl.50 and $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06

3 MISSES FLANNEL BLOUSES, silk,cord
lacing, navy and cardinal. siLes - ahd oO
inches, reduced from $3.50 TO SID.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-22
South Randolph.

Walter Spooner of West SomervilIe.
Mass, commercial traveller and an ex
pert player on the violin, spent few DAYS
with c. G. Paine the first OF the week and
there was emusic in the air"
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Brooks visited at II.
NJ. Smiths the first of the week.
Mrs. H. III. Smith is in very poor health.
1t is reported that Gene Cleveland and
his brother Edmund have hired Mark
Burnham's house in this place and, with
their families, will move in soon.
Gertie Camp is attending school at Roy
alton Academy.
Geo. Wight, who has carried on Horace
Gifford's farm for the past five years, has
moved onto The Jerry Parkhurst farm
near c. c. Whitney's.
Peris Smith of Wolcott is visiting old
friends in and around South Randolph.
Fred Moulton has finished work for
Geo. Pember and has gone to Brattleboro
to make brick.
Walter Fletcher has severed his connec-
ton with Monroe Pember and has gone to
work for G. ii. Morrill,.
Horace Clifford win run his farm and
carry on his large dairy business from
this time.
Chas. Belknap has some OF the most
beautiful drawn-in rugs, which he has
worked on evenings for some years, that
we have ever seen, and they show him
to be true artist in that line.
The Y. p. S. L. A. had meeting at G. S.
Paine's house and made arrangements to
celebrate Christmas on Monday eve, Dec.
18th, with Xmas tree and appropriate ex-
ercises. They also made partial arrange
ments for presenting the drama, "Above
the Clouds" sometime during the win
ter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-22

Spread Eagle-the bird that has flown
with the taxpayers moneys fit emblem
to rest on the dome OF the Bethel town
house.
Andrew Heap OF Gaysville visited his
sister recently.
Agnes Heap and Florence Fowler have
the whooping cough, which is very preva-
lent in this vicinity.
w. w. Brown has finished work al w.
Randolph and is visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Weden.
Clayton Wight is quite sick With a
throat trouble.
Read Chattanooga and ask your neighs
bors to subscribe On trial three months
for 25e.
There will be Christmas exercises at the
Baptist church Monday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Dole will preach to the young
people next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Middle Branch Grange, No. l5s was rep
resentedat the meeting OF the State Grange
held at Brattleboro Hast week by w. w.
Whitney and wife, j. F. Bennett and wife
and c. c. Whitney. They report a good
and an interesting meeting
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(inysriIlc.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt were made
happy by the birth OF daughter on Mon
day OF last week.
Miss Fenno, who Is working for II. l..
Dean, is having a short vacation.
Alfred Bigelow of Lebanon, NH, called
on old friends and neighhors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziba Wheeler are rejoice
ing over the birth of a son.
Rev. Silas VanDeCar attended the dedi-
cation services of the NJ. T.. church in
Barnard last week.
Mrs. Chas. Gibbs OF Lebanon, n. H.,was
in town last Saturday
Rev. A. b. Truax held quarterly meeting
services at the M. E. church last Sunday.
Clinton Durkee is at home from Lake
port, y. H., for weeks vacation.
Misses Florence Sawyer and Lillian
KnOwlton are at home from Saxton's Riv-
er for two weeks vacation.
Miss Jane Wilson is at hospital in Bur
lington having her eyes treated.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-22

Already we can hear the distant jingle OF
he bells on Santa Claus reindeer sleigh,
and for weeks the little folks have built
their castles high in the air over what the
old fellow has in store for them. Their
elders have commenced their usual secret
shopping expeditions, slipping in eau
tiously at side doors with mysterious look
ing bundles in their arms, the shops have
taken on their customary festal attire and
the very air is so sChristmasyn that you
would know without looking at the cal-
endar that the dear old holiday is at hand
Truly sit is more blessed to give than to
receive IS the beaming faces that meet
you'everywhere will testify; for this is the
season when generous hearts feel sorely
the need of full pocketbooBs and even the
crusty old money-b bag opens his heart and
gives the shivering little street waif PEN
ny. Let every one sing "Peace on earth"
Lay aside all unfriendliness and care, and
for this one day at least, be happy. Let
the tired mother and busy housewife, the
pretty school teacher, the fair stenograph-
er, the weary shop girl, the Wall Street
broker and the day laborer, take day OF
rest and join in the merrymakings with
the little folks and make them with
yourselves better and happier for the re-
spite. Let US not forget in our giving the
sick and needy to whom a trihing gift
would mean so much, Tor in our prayers
those who miss from their hearthstones
the faces "that last year smiled in theirs"
and to whom the empty chair is a constant
reminder of the happy days now past.
May they feel that in that better land
their loved ones keep Christmastide with
HimEwhose birth we celebrate,and that it is
only those who are left who suffer and
on. MRS. L. f.
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Rochester.

Miss Mary Root is at home through va
cation.
Harry Chaffee is at home sick with the
measles.
Frank s. Ellis will sell at auction Tues
day Dec. 81, his farm, hay grain, stock and
farming tools. Sale to commence at 10 a.
m.
Ladies' Aid of the CongI society held
their annual meeting Wednesday with
Mrs. Louisa Martin.
Helen Stanley is in Bethel attending
school,
VIM. Tink ham spent last week in Stowe.
Christmas tree at Methodist church
Saturday evening with appropriate exer-
cises by the children.
/ Varsel NJ. Hubbard and wife received
news Monday that A. l.. Shattuek, SON
/ in-law, of Orange, Mass, was very low.
The gross receipts of the fair and enter
tainment last week were 90 with ex-
penses of only about $500.
The mill property is for sale. See J. T.
Towers adv't elsewhere.
We wish to correct the error in he omis-
sion of two presents by Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Kent; Bible by Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Nj.
Dean OF No. Ferrisburg; butter knife by
Orlean Goodno.
The H. A. Eaton Post will hold their
annual ball at G. A. X. Hall Monday eve,
Jan. End.
Galen B. Fish OF the Detroit Training
School viii give recital at the g. A. K.
Hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th. Good
music in attendance. Admission zoe.
Give him full house.
Christmas exercises at the UniveTsalist
church Saturday evening, Dec. "A.
Tickets TO the concert Saturdayievening
Dec. 81, by the Glee & Mandolin Club OF
Tufts College, for sale at the postoffice at
zoe. Reserved seats, 35c.
Our postoffice has the new postal card
with paid reply attached.
Name Leonard is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred Martin.
G. w. Burgess had valuable OK hurt in /
the woods last Saturday, so that he will |
make beef of him.
Christmas exercises at the Cong'l church |
Monday evening, Dec. rs.
G. G.. Hubbard and wife returned from |
Brandon last Saturday.
DR.. Spiller, the celebrated optician, will |
be IN town on Wednesday and Thursday /
OF his week and all who have any trouble
with their eyes, or need spectacles will do
well to see him II possible. We have en-
ployed him for several years and know
what we are talking about. EDITOR.
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Hancock.

George Elliot of Starksboro visited al
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Buell's last week
Mrs. Lyman Rhodes is improving.
night. All invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. S. Buell. Wednesday afternoon, Dec.
2S. All invited.
viii Kidder is on the gain.
Elizabeth Riley and Dora Allen visited
in Granville last week.
Cynthia Norton of Rochester visited at
Wallace Norton's last week.
Mr.. Currier and family have moved onto
A, ID. Mears' farm.
A. ID. Mears has received a pension Of
over 800 back pay and 500 per month";
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Barnard.

There was large attendance at the ded-
iCati0n exercises OF the M. T.. cnurch
/ last week Thursday, p. m. and evening;
Quite number OF preachers from abb DAD
/ we're present Presiding Elder Beeman
preached the dedicatory sermon. At the
close Of the services in the p. m. coliec-
tion was taken up for the purpose OF pay
I ing what remained of the debt incurred
/ Oy repairing the church. Fifty dollars
were soon raised which paid the debt. The
repairs cost some $500. A description OF
this church as il IS now, has been reported
before ia the papers. All those VINO at
tended were charmed with the appear
ance OF the church. The Methodist socie-
~ has enjoyed longtime prosperity.
Fifty years ago there were three churches
in the village: the Methodist, the Congl
and the Universalist. Then there was
preaching at each church every Sabbath.
There mas continued to be preaching at
the NJ. z. church up To the present time;
while the other churches have had preach
ing only small part Of the time.
The Universalist Mite society will meet
with Mrs. +. A. Tucker on Friday, the
30tb, p. m. and evening.
All children and any who wish to join |
the singing class are requested TO meet 1
with Mrs l.. A. French on Friday even
ing, Dec. 23d.
The w. c. T. L. will meet With Mrs.
Handy next Saturday at p. m.
l.. S. French and son have a very fine
line OF Christmas goods which they will
sell at low prices. Call and see them.
Rev and Mrs. Severance have moved
away and the place Is unoccupied. Chas.
Cady has bought the farm for $3.50
Are we to have free textbooks under
the new school law? is question.
Read"G chattanooga and ask your neigh
bors TO subscribe. On trial three months
Tor %.
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corinth.

Poultrywill be mostly sold before Christ
mas.
Quarterly meeting at the Corner Jan.1sti
1898.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cotton OF Nersbire
and their father, HAL Cotton, will soon go
to Florida.
Mrs. Moses Spear and daughter Carrie
have gone to haverhiil, Mass.
Philip Bombard went to North Thet-
ford last Monday to commence drawing
lumber.
A. w. Ovitt has moved to his farm in
the southwest part of the town.
ID. Emery of Newbury was in town last
Saturday to buy cattle.
Miss Humphrey teaches the winter term
OF school at the Meadow.
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~ Day.
The undersigned. having been appointed hv the
Probate Court for tn" District OF Hartford Commits
sioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of Rebecca
Day late OF Bethel in said District. deceased
and the claims Of the deceased exhibited in ose
70 hereby give notice thar we will meet for the pur-
poses AFORESAID az >. q. Ssrgent's store on
the llih day Of Jan. AMI 4th day April next from
O'Clock m. until O'Clock Dm each OF said days and
that six mos from the 9Th dav Dec AID 1892 Is fhe
time limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examinations and allow
ance. ID ated at Bethel this 18Th day " Dee. 1892
80. 81, GRAHAM Jcomm,ss,on.,.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-22

Snowsville Grange elected the following
officers for the ensuing year last Saturday
evening: master, ID. {. Dewey; overseer.
f. H. Packard; lecturer. Salmon williams
steward, XII. Howard; assistant steward.
A. M Flint; treasurer, D.W.C. Blanchard /;
secretary, Ella NJ. Dewey; chaplain, J.. A.
yerd; gate keeper, CIV Wakefield; ceres,
Mrs. F. H. Packard; pomona, Mrs. Chas.
Holman; fora, Mrs. w. II. Perham: lady
assistant steward, Lura B. Williams.
The grange is in fiourishing condition.
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE !!

Owing to age and poor health will sell
the Mill property situated in Rochester
village, consisting of Gristmill with three
run OF stones, Sawmill attached with con-
venience for getting out chair stock. Black
smith Shop on the premises doing a large
business, also Water Rent to run Foundry
and Wood Shop. Will sell at a bargain
JOHN t. TOWER.
Rochester, VT, Dec. 10, 1892. Twp
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For Sale.

few choice 10 year, Z per cent, South
Dakota School Bonds. Interest payable
January and July, on each at our Burling-
ton Office. Price 105 and accrued interest
at which figure they net the investor 2-S
per cent.
THE VERMONT INVESTMENT Co.
IA College St, Burlington, VT.
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Good LnnI1s.

Good looks more than skin deep, depending
upon healthy condition Of all the vital organs II
the liver be inactive, you have d bilious look, II
your stomach be disOrdered you have dyspeptic
look and il your kidneys be affected you have a
pinched look. Secure good health and you viii
have good looks. Electric Bitters Is the great al
teratiye and Tonic acts directly these vital or
gans Cures pimples, blotches, boils and gives a
good complexion. Sold at The drug store. Soc per
bottle. X. q Norton W. Randolph, +. Markham,
Bethel and NJ. J. Sargent Son, SO. Royalton.
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Guaranteed Cure for Ia t,rinno

We authorize our advertised druggist 10 seH 80
DR.. Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION cars ~.
and Colds upon this condition. II you are aas;as.
with la grippe and will use this remedy aeearSsq
to directions giving it fair trial and experiepe .
benefit you may return the bottle and have n
money refunded. We make this offer becaass =.
the wonderful success OF DR.. Kings New Diseovs,.
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