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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-08

MIR. Chas Carman from Petersburg, H.,
writes: al know Salvation Oil to be very
good remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism,
burns, toothache and cuts. We are never
without IL y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-08

home last Friday afternoon and has not
been seen or heard from by his parents
since, and they get no clew of him. He
is small for his age, light complexion, dark
hair, with white tuft of hair on top of
the head. When he left home he wore a
dark checked coat dark overalls and yell
low Tam 0'Shanter cap. Any information
OF Ms whereabouts communicated to his
father at Royalton, VT, will be thankfully
received, LEWIS LEAZER.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-08

A fine line of booklets at F. H. Joslyn's.
Perfumes from lOc. to 50 per bottle at f.
III. Joslyn's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-08
E. A. Thomas
Shoe Department

and purchase them. Shoes for
Gents, Shoes for Ladies, Shoes
for Children, Shoes for Every
body.
SVbbers. LUmberme1 s Goods.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-08
DIED.

In South Reading, Nov. 2S, of pneumu
mia, Alden S. Sawyer, aged 3S years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-08

FOR SALE.-A good two-year-old col
weighing 915 lbs. A.S.PRIDE, Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-08

Fancy Slippers. 0vershOes.
mo one knows where the
shoe pinches like the wearer.
Not even the wearer
can discover that Sc
eret if he or she goes
TO
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04

sSienotlt9beoerne mellem the rust
lers os the stockmen (be itore
%oe9oporRttese) @pomin9 %
Wontana er itanoiet ueb Mlilitarets
Weuemfomit. 9isle r&utlers" lp=
nes life at oere ret os ilet &pe9tppe,
1om mango al be norite Blabe bar
talot benz. Sc Ct / &irteliobeoen
Settlete og @iere al minore &ues.
bloroe, meoeus oeres SLENDER 6tofz
Manoene er be fore Soeseiere. iom
9ler Sororing paa ubefaaret Be lib.
BELLE al Beitesmarterne. The rust.
lers bar ofte brust at forp9e fine
lmaa 91oree oeo at ta9e aQe lg]e
&reature, iom itretfer omfrins uoen
@ler % itte bar noget Marfe. Da
be itore &pR9eiere inol lamler fine
9ioroe ON 9piten forot merfe Ralz
uene ca oibeuoe be Rreoture, ]om
lite ital b0lbes Ouer Ginteren, tan
BET benoe, ct entelte Dpr os i)er
&alue blir saaenoe isien. os ois1e
&alue, iom intet Merfe bar, tommer
iaaleoes til lite at tilbpre nosen be-
1temt @ier. @aaoaRne 9pr er bet,
&uitlerne opluapper, naar be treffer
paa oem. 5tod=Wenoene freezer,
at aue iaacanue 9pr, lom paatrefes
uoen Merte, efterot 9ioroene er
inoiamlet ON 9eteu, lfal ielses og
uobpttet oeles mel1em @ierne al be
fore 9iorbe, til bpilte be lanolpnligz
ois bgrer. 9enne Nunlernes Eroff
er naturlisois til 5orarselie for
Stod= d=Menoene, os ois,e piloe belit
lose Dem uet, forat be tunoe beboloe
fit samle Mouopol paa Aanoet o9
uere &iere al oqe Dpr, iom saor i
Tilomarfen. Tienoltabet meuem
Hultlers og @tcd=Weno bar paret
ouercroeutlist bittert. 5tcd Wenz
oene lencte I'D en- betpoells @5tprfe
forot ia9e bet Gutlerne, men BET git
oem salt. S Sobulou @ountp,
8po., bleo @tod.Menoene omrinoet
al en- enooa fgrre Stprte of Ruit=
lers, % Der oiloe uere fleet ct irpg-
teli9 B!ooboo, bots life Solbaterne
uar tommet @tod=Menoene til unoz
fatning % f9rt Dem / @ltterbeb til
Sort Gusieu NRrbeoen al
@bepenne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04
Set rette StoSp1ttft.

Dst rette 9ibspuntt til at fano|e
@psoomme / Bleren % Nprerne er,
naor be oiler Tilb9ieli9beo til uuirfz
1ombeo. Den iunoe Smpuls til Nf:
iioitet, lom be faor siennem 9otetz
ters Wauebitters, reooer oem fra
ouerbengenoe Gare o9 ofpenoer }aaz
oanue 0uoer lom 8risbts 9iseo|e os
5utferip9e. 9orltbeo al Nprerne
forpser Tilboieiisbeoen til troniit
@beumatisme. 6obsist % &atteriot.
os fben 8looet blioer filtreret ueo
ois1e Orsaner paa bets Sci siennem
oem, er Der TO npttise 9iemeo, iom
opnaoes pso Brusen al Bitters.
Mebicinen uirfer uoen at opbiole lom
be beftise @timulanter / 9anbelen.
Snoalioer, ion beiueres al Walaria,
Sorfoppelie, ilet 6oropielie eler
geerupfitet, bliuer srunoist biulpne
oerpeo. @ioen ben femme Snsoom
Ia Grippe bespnote at optreoe, bar
8itters piit fig meset npttis baooe
lom ct Gorebpssellessos belbreoenoe
gRihbef
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

2ommen til at til1aoe, at bans geaun
blir braet irem fOr neRe Ronoention
for 7be &onsresoiitritt 1om &aubioat
for &onsresien, FAINT at ri looer bam
Dor enitemmise unoerhpttel]e til
bans domination os @als. 8ioere
Bei1uttet, at bet paolesses @efre=
teren at lgrse for at faa oisle BeQuts
niu9er offentlissiort i vs2eb Rioer
9alen", vNormanben", ,s5eraus
Sails u9eblao" os r9ululb @fanoiz
nao".
Que oisfe 8eTutninser blep en-
1temnis oeotagne af ben talrise Jor=
1amlins. Ser berFeoe flor @ntbuiiz
osme poa Wpbet. Til 5olfepartiets
@alstampfono inofom $3.50. To1un
Of 6Oome pil life itoa tilbose i bet
itore Nrbeioe for &eform. Baa
Talaoa9en oil bet oare bloubt be forz
reIte Geffen.
Weartin Sinjetb,
{. t. @efreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04
SRA Eolf Truntp.

IQiancen Totpn Of &oome bolot
eiter foruosoaenoe Bstjenotsi9telle
Mpoe Die &rosens 6us Den 18oe
Qpril 1892. 6r. s. Ebore1en talote
Mpoet til Oroeu, os 6. 6. 6csiel
oalstes til Setretar. Baa Gor1 flag
al Bete 2arlon bleo ale De tilfeoe<
pRrenoe iubrgmmet Ealeret. @om
Sele9ater til &ountpfonuenttonen
palstes @(artin 6inletb, Sobu 8.
slnoerlon os 6. s. 9aslel, Supple
anter Yete 2ur1on % Sle &rosen.
Som npe Meolemmer optoses: Mar=
tin S. Mablens, Suer S. lllletb,
9bor Ebronlon % 2orents @penoz
ion. 6elsenoe &eiolutioner bieu en-
itemmis peotasne:
@fteriom ri bar bgrt. at bet re-
publifauite &arti a3ter at optiQe
9on. &nute geelIon iom &anoioot for
@uuernpr ber Staten, lite foroi
ban er Den beoite Mano, men for oer=
ueo at f fe @temmer blanot @tanoi.
nauerne, uere bet
Be1luttet. at ri Meblemmer al
&oome Nliance, Der uoeluttenoe be-
itaar af @tanotnaber, neeter at mob
tase Zig 2ottemao, ibet ri tror, at
bet er of lanst iterre &iatisbeo at
faa en- Mano til @uoerngr, Der ftaar
falt peo Dor Blatform, eno at faa en-,
ber life oil peotieuoe fig famine, ielu
ON ban er por 2anosmano, o9 al ri
betra9ter en- FABIAN &epublifanernes
5remsanssmaaoe iom en- Sornarz
mel1e imoo uafbansise o9 leluitenoise
8orsere. &ioere, at
| @fteriom pi tror, at @mbeosie9ere
lite bBr taales os lanst mtubre ops
muntre8 bort npe Netormpartt, %
efter1om ri perlonlis fienoer besse be
Meno, ber ben ienere Tio bar be-
ret mef paa Eale lom &anoioater for
&onsresien, nemlis Inoretp @teenerz
ion fra 9omn Of &inelano ps Senaz
tor 2ommen fra 2omn Of 2otpeu, %
ri peb, at por nuuerenbe @enator,
9on. 6. 6. 2ommen, er en- Mano,
oer aloris bar ipst no9et @mbeoe,
men iom Jolfet allisepel bar ual9t
paa @runo al bans itore DDstisbet
% retitafne &oratter, bore bet
BeiIuttet, at ri ppforbrer @enato,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04

Sen @eroensborser, iom nplia ct
fgot Ifor= Gamilien I Seem Sort.
ct Nroius til 150 Mi1ioner 9ollars.
The New Nation i(luitrerer bette
meb nosle faa Sal. Eil 6 8rocent
er &enten al oenne @apital $4,000.
900 aar(is eqer $4,000 pr. Dag
for 300 Nrbeiosoase. Set pil Der,
for bebbues 10000 Nrbeioere for en-
9aslpn af $3.50 pr. Sag til at beta<
le &enten, os nosen mao betale ben.
Sab os Ie liot fremoper. gaar oenz
ne n8abp" er 21 9ar sammel, bar be
$l5o.000,oo0 fOrooblet fig to @anse
os er $600.00o,000. 9a moa en-
Irme af $4,000 Mano arbeioe for at
betale oenne 9fente. Men ri maa
babe ioet minote 81 pr. 9as for
Grbeiberens % bans Jamilies I'm.
oerbolb. os oa oil bet ta9e en- Nrme
paa 100000 arbeibere til at betale
&enterne at oenne 5ormue. 6pis
man tillaber bper Mrbetoer at babe
en- Gamilie paa fem 8erioner, (aa
pil lite minere eno 100000 @en.
METER bore interesieret / oenne
rBobp", iom er Miuioner $50
@anse.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04
Teo ben republifauFe gounth=

&eo ben republifanfe gountp=
Contention beciteos tsoar oal9tes
fplsenoe 9e!eSater til Diitrittszgouz
oenttonen / Morris ben lite bs.
@bas 2eiitifop, glijabetb.
S. Jfiebeis, S5ereus Galls.
Die 2arlon, Sane Erairie.
s. 6. @orliis, Jersus Sails.
Wartiu Nnoerlon, Bottle 2afe.
IS. 8. @illOn, Maine.
8. 3. 9aIb, 9ometeao.
S. IS. @illiams, 6er9us 5aQs.
8. sc. Sobnlon,
6. Darfs, Snman.
sSames Compton.
5gl9enoe 9elesater bleo oalot iii
Statsz@onuentionen st. Saul ben
13be.
Nu9uit @ib, Stem Dort Mils.
6. .. @tisbt, 5er9u5 Soils.
VI. s. Sones, Battle 2ats,
Broulon 5train,
8. S. 6aorala. g}etu Oort Mius.
u. 8. Qxno, 8inin9.
Senrp Halmer, @cambler.
IS. $. Doi5, 9omefeao.
Sames Gonpton, 5er9us Soils.
8. ". BidIoro, Maine.
6. 6. @orliia, Te,9Hs 5als.
Besse oisie @onoentioner (tal pa=
re lorat uelse 9ele9ater til Den
republifanre NationalzGonpention /
Minneapois ben Zoe SUM-.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04
sal8Sntatto 5,tfteS.

Baabe Total og reiienbe. til at re-
preientere port pelbefienbte 9us.
Sc bebbuer inseu &apital forat re-
prefentere ct Ttrmo. lom forfitrer
3rer fra en- &lantefole. Sc er
fprfte &(asies ErRr % tro MOB 1T
Otapn. Irbeibe bele Naret. 500
Naaueben for ben rette Mano.
Melo Dem inurt, % opsiu Iloer.
8. 8. SO aD & Co., @artnere oe
5rbbanblere, ct. Saul, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04

belIen til at ouer{e 9oobefemmeller.
ne meo 9eniDu til 8oferins of &orn,
en- 9iQaoelie, iom bet foretommer
mig, at lite Commissioner bar ooer=
peiet, men iom @leuator>&o &ompagui=
erne bar aiort til en- unbfplbnins
for fine bemmeli9e NfRibniaser al
@uebe. iom lite er inipiceret.
Utr. Biusburps @ioneiortlarins
foran &omiteen er interesiant, ioet
ban toridser at la9ee bele @fpleen
for ben neotrpfte Tilaano Winne>
iOtas 9oeoemarfeo paa 3oeoesamb.
lerue I 8oaro Of Eraoe @btco9o.
Seq er lite enis meo Mr. Salisbury
BERT paasruuo af De @tonesbDrb, iom
er aflast for oenne &omite. Seq
tror, at ben nuoerenoe neotr9tte
Gilitano / Minnelotas 9ueoemarteo
biorprer mere ira ben &omplot, iom
etter min Wenius eriiterer mellem
@leuator=@p os Sernbanerne
/ Minneiota os Noroueiteu eno fra
ben Sn9flpoelie, lom Chicago. eller
Stem Dort>Marteoet bar. Sfulse
Wr. 8iqsburps &iouesbpro ialser
be 5o!f, iammen meo buem ban ct
interesleret. ben refe Sag @bicaz
somarfeoet al ben @ueoe, lom be bar
iamlet sieuuem fine @leuatorer /
Minneiota os Noroueiten. 9ette Of
ielse @bicasomarfeoet ben opiamz
leoe @uebe fra MiuueIota. .Marteoet
er fuloianois at unoertaite fig gbi>
casomarteeets Snohpoelie. Seq
tan lite forltaa, buorfor life Dulutb
meo ben famine Eort til 6aoet os
meb 60 til 100 Millioner Bulbels al
9peoe, iom naturli9 tilbprer ben
Qaun, before Ruloe funne fontrolere
@bicasomarteoet END bliue toutrolez
ret oerat. Seq maa 9ioe Wr.
Biqsburp Rreoit for @rantleenbeb,
og boao mig ausaar, er ieg uillis til
at acceptere bans Snorgmmelie al
3islpelgsbeoen bos Minnelota>Qan
!erne imoo SuoFpoelien al gbicaso=
marfeoet, men at ben @runo anmooer
ies oslaa ON, at Staten ltal opfere
@leoatorer / 9ulutb. iom ut( fon>
trolere Warfeoet WiuneIota o9
Norooeiten imOo @b,casomartebet,
bois frpstelise Snoflpoelle Mr.
BiQsburp inorbmmer, bet MI -er
umulist for 5orretninss> os 8ense=
interesierne Winuelota at mooIette
fig. Disle al Staten opfprte @leuoz
torer itel bel eitgres paa en- FABIAN
Waaoe. at ben ente(te Garmers
Snteresier fal bliue opretbolot. os
buao ban inoleuerer Hal lite blanoes
lammen ben fore Wasle for oerueb
at blioe foutroleret af Sntereslerne
/ Den omtalte &omplot.
Seq mener life, at belle Staten
/ fin Nlminoelisbeb ltal bore uo=
9ifterne meo at opfbre bisie @leua>
torer, men be maa opfpres eiter en-
iaooan Plau, at De, iom er interes1e=
reoe benz, e1tertaanoen Tan betale
for Opfbrelien % Beitprelieu. Set
itaar Hart for mig, os bet lpnes at
uare inorpmmet of alle be fore
5inancemeno. lom er bleuen braste
foran &omiteen, at noeet maa sibres,
% leg Tan lite tente mig, at nosen an>
ben END @taten ielu, er iifano til
at befptte 9ueoebprferen Minneio<
ia os Norouefeu mob Snofpbelien
al benne &omplot.
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Sri 8eiie

til 9eroensuotiuinsen til6pbes aue, iom
idl9er bore norfe 8pser iaar. 1ilbpoes Blot
Ell Gang / 9ipet. Op1ps11inser frit. 1tl>
i1rip @aperlp Yublilbins Co., @bitaec, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04
MfhplQ4utQoe.

Ribaros 2lfbolosfore11ing ifal bape Disz
fusfonsz 3eoe ben lobe Wat 81. I often.
Oct ifulbe pere fidrt. ON mango Silbe fomme
% ta9e Del Dor Disfusfoa.
s. >. Spiten.
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Winne:fota.


S Nuota County Fal iaar 5000
Wcres 2anb anpenoes til 9prfning
al 5utterroer. @n @utterbabrit
tentes oslaa opfbrt berfeos iiommer.
= @le3tnineene al 2ars s.
9auseu, iom inoebrenote / Sessions
Nrrefbus Ginter, bar anlast Gag
MOB Bpen 5osfon % treper $4,000
Staoeserftatnins.
= &eo 9opttns @tation tratS
uoenfor Ninneapolis pil Der bliue
oulost en- 9puamitfabrit al Twin
City Powder and Dynamite Go.
Set Ct Meain9en at oenue 5abrif
nal forlpae aue Mineoifritter /
8eIten meo bette Sprensfoi, iom
blioer iaa foitbart, naar bet Tal
tases fra 9iten, paasruuo of ben
bpie Tra9t.
= Wsorbeao 3Ote Mpril. @n flor
Sloeorano er iuotruffst / George.
tomn, Is Mil moro bertra. Sloen
opitoo @eit 9otel, oe ea @inoeu
Dor al noropf, orep Glammerne til
S. 8. uuoletb & Co.'S General
@tore, &eter Morsretbs @aoelma>
serbutif Os S. g. Barris's 8 Bp9uins.
NQe Bpsuiuser neobrenote aloeles,
uostet Der tleu siert alt for at ilutte
Branoen boaoe al Bsfolt ps al Solt
fra 2anost. Nlt laa ner lom 6ulsne
bleu reooet.
- S Auota @ourtp afbolotes Der
en- 6unoefamp forrise @gnoa9.
Da laaoanne 5tueipil er uloulise,
bleu Der fra ct. Saul atlenot en-
Helitifprfe til Nuofa @ouutp forat
itano,e 9unoefampen. Sc Tom til
5ulet, buor oenne fuloe foresaa, os
fanot bet iulot af 2ilfuere. Holiti>
menoene befuleoe, at 9uiet 1fu!ee
remmes, men be tiliteeeuerenoe neg,
teoe at aolpoe oenne Befaliu9, % Der
opItoo NIL iiteoet for Qunoetampen
en- Scamp melem Mennefer; Der
bleu ituot meo &euolbere os @eoez
rer, os en- Mano peo g&aun Sat
5banlep bleu rammet al en- &usle,
ioet ban p:soe labe hart ira 6uiet os
opoe efter etpar 9ases 5orlpb.
- @n Erup al Seed Safe Snoiaz
mere bar ueret til @oibinston for at
traue @ritotnius al &esierinsen for
ben Staoe, 1om ct tilfpiet oeres
v&ismarter" ueo 0ponmningen al
Snoieerne. Sc er tilfaaet $780,,
900, al builtet Belpb Snoenri9smiz
niferen MI oilbe lobe bem faa bet
balue. 9isie 8euee Ral oetes mel
lem Seed Safe, @als os Biunebu=
soibis 2ate os Ottertail Snoianere.
&efen al Ben9ene fuloe be faa nefe
Nar. Goruoen oisle &en9e bleu
9guoin9erne unoerrettet ON, at be
bauoe isien $24.5o0 af utilitpfonoet
unoer 9rattaten al 1856, builtet Bez
lgb ban raobeoe benz til at laoe itao,
til Graftaten oar uolpbet, ba bet pils
be bl1ue anuenot til 5orbenring al be,
res Jarme os Sfoler.
- @n 15,aaris 8ise, 9atter al
reipeftable 5orelbre Often, sioroe
fnrleoen ct Selumorosforieg / Min>
neapolis oeo at lfpbe fig i 8rpfet.
@aaret bar lite fcrlist, os bun er
nu inart lise COB isien. Wariasen
til ben trasife gambling uar. at BUN
uar bleuen forfprt of en- uns gift
Manb os iom 6plse beraf forltuot of
fine Toralore. 6enbes Jorf6rer,
en- Bosboloer bos @otpin @oolep paa
Central Noe., forloo fpuolOmt 8pen
os besau fig til Wfilmaufee. = &eo
nermere nnoerieselie af @asen bar
bet imtblertio piit fig. at 8isen life
er npgen onoen eno ben berpateoe
Mellie &iuy, iom unoer Napu al
Nellie 3arolo bapoe facet ben unse
Manb inouitlet fine @arn og at
preslet bam betpoelise Gunner.
Den @fibnne beipser for naruerenbe
9ulutb.
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9erga&s Galls Mgeblad
aotommer 6ber Ousoas.
a. soleut, l1ogiber.
Subftrtpttorsprt5 $3.50 for 1 Mar, betall
iTorjtu6, eaer8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-04

S Nuota @ountp fal ioar 5000
Wcres 2anb anpenbes til DprfninQ
al Sutterroer. @n Gufterbabrit
tentes oslaa opfbrt beritebs iiommer.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-08-26
THE RFPTBLICAN CAUCUS.

Good Attendance-Arthur j. Dewey
Unanimously Nominated for Town Repre-
sentative.-PrOposal for n Union Justice
Ticket
The Republican caucus last evening
was called to order by 1. E. Gibson,
Chairman of the Town Committee.
There was good attendance and con-
siderable enthusiasm was brought out
by the unanimous nomination of Arthur
j. Dewey for Town Representative. DIR.
John I. Shurtleff was chosen Chairman
and G. n. Powers, Secretary. After the
call had been read, on motion of E. W.
Bradford, seconded by several, Arthur
j. Dewey was heartily and unanimously
named as candidate for Town Represent
alive. Mr.. Dewey is strong candidate.
He is young man, we'll educated, has
quite gift of oratory and is of pleasing
address. Moreover, he is native Ben
ningtonian, member of the Dewey
family, whose renowned ancestor,
'Parson' Dewey of the Revolution, was
one of the noted personages of Vermont's
early history. Mr.. Dewey will command
the full vote of the party, as well as the
suffrages of many others, and his NOM
ination is in line with other towns in
the State whose recognition of the young
men this year is sure to be an element of
success in rolling up the Republican
State majority in September. Mr..
Dewey rose to second the motion of
Maj. Valentine, below, and in response
to applause, discussion of the question
was suspended to permit him to respond
to the call for remarks. His short adj
dress was replied to with hearty cheers.
If elected, as we believe he will be, Mr.
Dewey will be heard from at Montpelier,
being in touch with agricultural as we'll
as the manufacturing and business in
terests of this town.
On motion of Maj. A. B. Valentine it
was voted: That a committee of seven
be appointed by the Chairman of this
meeting, to confer with a similar COM
mittee to be appointed by the Democrat
ic town caucus, to unitedly make up a
Justice ticket, to be voted for at the
State election September 9th, next.
Provided, however, that if the Demo-
Gratis fail to appoint such committee of
conference, or if the two committees
fail to agree upon ticket, then the COM
mittee appointed at this meeting is en-
powered add instructed to make up such
a ticket for Justices of the Peace, as in
its Judgment, it may see fit.
The committee is also empowered to
fill any vacancies occurring in its num-
bers, or to increase it's numbers to CORE
spond to the numbers of any similar
committee appointed to represent the
Democratic party.
The Chairman appointed Maj. A. B.
Valentine, l. E. Gibson, r. B. Godfrey,
E. D. yelling, E. L. Bates, Charles
lockwood and Edgar Boyd, as such
committee of seven for the purpose men,
toned.
The caucus then adjourned.
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Horse News.

Nancy Hanks is now Queen of the
turf with record of 1.074.
The Egberts are showing up pride of
speed, size and substance.
Many Vermont horsemen attended
the Hartford races this week.
1t is the skill of the trainer and driver
that makes many 2.20 horse.
The Wilkes family have a long lead
over any other, thus far this season.
Many a good horse gets the edge
knocked off on poor half mile tracks.
The reader is referred to an article
"Trotting Records in another part of
this paper to-day.
Illinois Egbert, brother to Col. Egbert
of this State, starts in the $4,000 race
at Hartford this week.
Hal Pointer went the fastest mile to
harness that was ever made having paced
mile in 2.054 last week.
With the new sulkies and new styled
tracks we expect to see some of the fast
ones 90 in two minutes within a year.
The trotting turf is entering into
another period of marked activity and
there is good demand for young horses
bred to trot.
Horse men will find it worth their
while to attend the Vermont Breeders
Meeting at Rutland, August 31st and
September LIST.
Nightingale won the Charter Oak race
at Hartford yesterday, lowering her own
record from 217t to 2:13t. The pnrse
was $1,000.
Nancy Hanks is owned by j. Malcolm
Forbes of Boston, and the PAGER, Hal
Pointer, is owned by Henry Hamlin, son
of @. J. Hamlin.
Vermont bi ed horses having furnished
the foundation for Kentucky horses are
becoming more and more sought for,
for breeding purposes in the West.
People talk about having trotters that
can 90 in 2.30 time but when it comes to
holding watch over them it is a differ
emit thing. Many of the so-called three
minute trotters cannot 60 full mile in
four minutes and $50 trotter can not
have 800 gait.
North Bennington had their opening
meeting last Saturday and although ii
rained hard early in the day the attend
ance was large. The track being new
was muddy in places which gave the pole
horses all the advantage. Another sea
son this will be half mile track.
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WOOdford.
The City school begins n


The City school begins next Monday.
Levi Higgins of Sharon, Pa, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Clara Gleason commenced her
school at Searsburgh, Monday.
Charles NJ. Bliss is stopping at Charles
F. Woods for few days.
Robert Mallory dealt a severe blow
with an axe on his foot recently.
w. S. Bellows andlAIiss Josie johnson
of Hartwellville were in town Monday
Clarence Cutler, the Telegram agent is
visiting relatives at Lansingburgh, n. Y.
The town meeting last Saturday was
adjourned to Saturday, September 18th.
If Mrs. Albert Wood is a grandmother.
1t is because Mr.. and Mrs. George Bur-
CESS have got girl.
Giles Harbour is building a large new
bridge for the Company over the stream
at the entrance to Camp Comfort.
S. W. Albro of New York, and Miss
Julia Patchen of Bennington, his grand
niece, are boarding at Elmer Gleas-
on's.
The social at Elmer Gleason's Tuesday
evening was pleasant affair. Six dol
lars and some cents were added to the Y.
p. 8. G. E. fund.
Mrs. Harry Harbour has visited her
sister, Mrs. Alonzo Hathaway at Pownal.
Miss Cora Hathaway has been in Wood
ford several weeks.
Rose Harbour, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. George F. Townsend, and
Miss Helen Dyer, is attending Camp
Meeting at Lebanon Springs.
Henry Donaldson of Hanover, N. H.,
is visiting his brother-in law, John Null
ligan. Mr.. Donaldson was present at
the Almy arrest and gave us full re-
cital of the interesting affair.
At their caucus Thursday evening the
Democrats nominated Herman. j. Bug
bee as their candidate for Town Repre-
sentative. The Republicans at their
caucus the same evening nominated
Myron II. Woodward as their candidate.
Last Sunday Fred Newell was attacked
by a mad bull in his fathers pasture.
The "toro'' tossed Fred up. Alonzo
Bishop was with Fred and he grabbed
the bull by the horns and thus gave New
ell chance to escape. without any IN
jury beyond a sprained arm. Alonzo
also escaped. The beast has been
slauOhtered