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Barney Wards Estate.

STATE or VERMONT The Honora-
DISTRICT OF CHlrrENpEN, = bic the FRO
bate Court tor the District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all pers ms Interested Ia
the estate OF Barney Ward, late of VIII iston,
in said district. de eased. GREET Nc.
Whereas, application hath been made to
this Court in writing by the eXecutriN
Of tho last viii ana testament OF said
diseased, praying for license and authority
to sell the whole of real estate OF said de-
ceased, representing to said court that 1t
would be beneficial to the heirs. and all per-
sons Interested in the estate Of said deceased,
to sell the whole of the real estate of said de-
ceased, and convert the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent and ap-
probation in writing Of all the heirs to said
estate residing in this state
" hercupon, the said Court appointed and
assigned the 9Th day OF May ls93, at the
Probate Court room'. in said district, to hear
and decide upon said application and petition.
and ordered publ ice thereof to be given
to all persons Interested therein, by publis hing
said order, togeth r. with the time and place
OF hearing, three weeks successfully in the
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper which
circulates in the neighbOrhood OF those per-
son, interested i'll said estate all which
publications shall be previous To the day as
signed for heariAg.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified TO appear
before sal Court, ut the time and place as
signed then and there in laid Court, to IN ke
your objection to the granting OF sucn license,
Ii you see cause.
Given under my hand ut the Probate Court
rooms, this llth day Of April, 1888
JENNIE STACY. Register
43,w3t
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HORSE GOSSIP.
George X. Russell of BELOW. Fstlt Has

George x. Russell of BELOW. Fstlt Has
some Fine STOCK.
The mare Maggie Sulten. 2:30, six
year-old, has given in j. Malcolm Forbes
stables birth to fly sired by Ar on, the
California two-yearold wonder 2:lO1,
purchased by Mr.. Forbes little over
year ago for, it is said, Sl25, 900. Nancy
Hanks, it is said, viii Do bred to Arion tae
coming season.
Jack Bowen is native OF Vermont aud
drove his first trotter over the ice in the
town of Barnard.
One of the handsomest aud fastest trot.
ting two year olds in Tennessee Is a tilly by
Ben Franklin, 2:%9, dam by Enfield, 2;20.
George X. Russell of Bsilows Falls went
to Illinois and purchased Bay Wilkes, 2413,
a standardized, four-year odd son of Bour-
bon Wilkes, 2346, and Bourbon Lass,
daughter OF Mambrino PatebeD, 90 Bay
Wilkes has matured into one of the hand
soonest members OF the Wilkes family. He
sta d. 1873 strong, weighs about 100
pounds, is a beautiful dark bay without
MARKS Those of his oldest colts in the
East, now three years old. that have been
handled, are proving very satisfactory TO
their owners.
Mr.. Russell also has Elcano, S317, by
-
Duroc, and out of Green Mountain Maid,
the greatest brood mare that ever lived
E.canu's dam was ty Rysdyk's Hambleton
ian, and out of Dolly Mills. Elcano there
fore possesses one-fourth OF the blood of
Green Mountain Maid, dam of Eectioneer,
three eighths OF the blood of Ham etonian,
Que Gig huh of the blood of American Star
Elcauo is horse OF great muscular de-
velopment and substance. He Is a nice
dark bay or brown, one white foot be-
hind, stands 10 and will weigh about 1000
pounds
Mr. Russell has three very good brood
mares, one a speedy, standardized daugh-
ter of Goodwin's Hambletonien. The otner
two are by c. w. Mitchell, son of Arstos
(2:274J. They are all with foel by his stall
lions. lie has two nice three year-olds by
| Ray Wilkes, that the manager Of his stock,
John Wilmoth, is driving, and also year
ling FLY by Elcano, out of one OF his
| Mitchell mares thst shows lots of speed.
O. c. Stacy has sold to Charles Keene OF
| Waterbury u fine gray driving horse tol
! New York parties
The brood mare owned by ]. j. ENRICH,
Of this city dropped twin foals, one of each
sex, sired ~ Alexander, 2;22, Saturday
night. The stallion colt lived only a short
time. His sister, however, Is doing well.
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.


Last Tuesday forenoon Intelligence reach
Ell Mr. \. III. Fay that the president had
sent In his name to the United States Sen
ate for confirmation as postmaster at Ma
lone, n. y. Mr. Fay is Cleveland demo-
crat, while his competitor for the position,
Mr.. G. A. Ormsby, is Hill democrat. -
George &. Williamson lies critically i'll at
hIs home on Morton street with Insumonia.
Leonard Berry, esq, died at his home
Wednesday last, after a brief illness
with pneumonia. The disease Is very
prevalent in this vicinity at present.
MIR. Thomas Adams is an asprant for the
republican nomination for county treasurer
this fall. Mr.. Adams is one of Maone's
successful business men, and republican
who has done great,deal To advance the par
tvs success. DIR. l.. NJ. Berry of Chicopee
Falls, Mass, is Ia town, being called here
by the death OF his brother. A. b. Cooney,
who has been law clerk for Judge Samuel
A. Beman, has been admitted to the bar and
has located in Chateaugay.- L. j..
Farley of the Baptist church, was sum
moned u Sandy Hill, n. y, where his
father died suddenly on Thursday last "A
ferewell reception was given to Rev. w. d..
Marsh of the Methodist church Thursday
evening. -Chauncey NJ. Dspew, Cornelius
Vanderbilt aand other notables OF the Van
dsrbilt system of railroads, made Malone a
brief visit one day this week, travelling in
an observation car over the Adirondack aud
st. Lawrence railroad.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

NJ. j. Bixby, whose hotel at Castleton
pond was burned short time ago, says he
will not rebuild this spring. There is a
cottage on his land which he has used to
room dodgers in, and this he will use as a
picnic house with the idea of entertaining
more picnic parties this summer than
usual.
Among the Vermont exhibits at the
worlds fair will he miniature castle, con
structed Of marble and onyx by George F.
Clancy Of Rutland. who has been at work
upon the castle all his spare time since 1884
1t is five feet long, three feet wide
and two and one-half feet high. In 1t are
80 different kinds of marble from all the
marble producing countries in the world
BENSON.
F. w. Walker has bought the store for
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to sew for him. John Murphy has pur-
chased the interest OF +. g. Mccarthy In
the mill business of Hogan & McCarthy.-
As the Rev. w. Il. Douglass attends con-
ference this week there will be no preach
ing services next Sunday.
MoREToWN.
George Thornton OF Montpelier spent Sun
dsy In town. The little daughter Of Jed
HasAins has been quite ill.-Mr,. G.. ii.
Dale Of Waterbury spent last week in town.
Miss Lena Evans is at home. "A. f Love
joy is quite i'll.
PLAlNFiELD.
Miss Burnha,n Of Mar h0e spent Sunday
with Miss Merlin --Ocrn Davis is very
sick. AFRO Pratt is onvaescng.
FAYSION.
Dan Mclaughlin ia seriously i'll with
pneumonia. MIR. and Mira. G.. n. Billings
have a son, born April l4.-Tho seectmen
hsvJ appointed Allen S. Howe fish warden.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mr.. Hathaway and his sister of Mont
pelier have been spending few days at
Charles Hamblin's. -Nlrs. Margaret Nc
Night has boon vry Ill with rheumatic
fever, but is now improving. Arthur Co
burn gave a sugar party last week Wednes-
day evening. Mary Dwiuell lie to teach in
district No. s. h. A. Pierce at the Centre,
VILLA Campbell in the Carnes district aud
Eta Jones at the East village. w. II.
Dodge slipped and fell last Friday, breaking
one of the bones of his hip.
WAT ER3URY CENTRE.
X. II. Mather is having his store repaired
and painted. Moses Deceil 10 making ex-
tensivs changes in his shop Friends of
Lillian Snnborn Of Tacoma, w ssh., will be
panied to learn OF her death 30 ~ days ago.
The body was brought East Porter IL
Dale preached here Sunday. lie has been
very much missed during his absence, and
it is hoped he will be with Us for some time.
The Ladies Aid society met Wednesday
with Mrs. T.. A. Newcomb. Three inches
OF snow fell Saturday.
WAlTSFlELD.
| Mr. and Mrs. b. b. Bisbee have a son. -
| CLAYTON Richardson received severe in jurIes
the 7th while coming out of his fathers
Cupboard mill. He fell IA feet, striking in
| the racs way-Eugene Mccarthy is i'll with
erysipelas.
Stepnen Joaln, one Of our oldest aud most
respected citizens was taken very sudden y
with heart failure the past weak, and 1t is
feared he cannot recover. - Eugene Nc
Cartnv mas tbs erys pr.as.--Ed"ard Per-
son ports making JOt pounds of butter
from / cows in days " ork on the cream
cry is being rushed so that it will he ready
for use by May /.
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.w York Produce lrsr,s.



FLoUR-Recepta 8lsl9 packages; EXPORTS 6Gi1 bar
rals {, i99 SACKS $40 Uirres; Low 81
asi.j5 cry mill. $500 S4O0 CITY mills patsn. s..
to fame. 62.j5 St8.6j DO patenta s3.Sl S5L(l Muna
sota. clear, SljJ 153.5l straigh $3.50 Ssi.H d
patents. 4i.2iGSi6t rye mixtures s2DJ gS53E super
tine. a. jss!Ij; line Si.6j ss4.,G Southern HoIr
WHsAr-Ksoept. 6!CJ busbels exports 2,372
bushels; sales, 1910 ousnelH N rad. l5lsi5 Ic.,
store and elevator snoar. i64&'d4 u Lob ID, q;
80. aa Iyi1sgi Soc 40 ~ Chio.so &c., 50
Milwaukee. -, No. spring 'sj4tise. 'o red.
0oRS-Receipt. s9S59 bushels, EXPORT. $3.50 hush
els, sales 1000 bushels. No. ! H}ac. elevator;
'O.p,. .dosu steamer mixed 4s>i fob. CSC.
oAIs-Receipts so.5,3 bushels; exports $3.50 bush.
e's, saleA a3,pu bushels No. axe; 90 ~hi'e =,
Western s,aI9c. white do 39Gi9l wnlso state at
3i6i'e.i No. CHICAGO at 'S4c.
CoFFER-No.;. H.
sUGAR-No. g. 4las4 lil6.; No. J. 47.l6a'st; No. d,
iSsGto!sc; No. g i4&l il6c; No. 10. aa4 7lfc.
No. ii, 4!ap45-isc No, r. 3-ide;bc No. -, S5sc;
standard A.. lbNj]sc.. oontsottoners A. Sli t5
loaf sej lbc; crushed, hle Is il-6: powdered
j3l6 5AS9c. yrunuated at l5lb e. 10 tjjSc
PLT5OLEUN.-United At tItc.
PORk-AsHa. Old. at Slti5 10 nsv - sle.21 extra
prime sales. 90 barrels,
LARO-Wessern steam closed a. slrlo ask 81. .es
100. uerces At SmlE city. az E'Ut sAles II.
tcIc,-; oontlaaui,s IS; s. a. al Hb,
BUfrEk-tscs3pts, nsoEezes; state dIrE Hi 3
2se. DO. cream.rv .6.Slsc; Western dairy ls@.3A
20 Creamery @4.s!9|a, 10 factory l'$Hii Ei@'A
CaEssE-Receipt.. ll5) packages state, 9&l2a.
Hne whitc Re do fancy colOreI a. llLs Et9:s pas.
SKINS tslO,.; Iull SKINS, l@1lS;; 10 whites ila.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

+. J. Hill has closed his labors at j. f.
Fosters clothing store and gone to Boston.
- Homer Thrasher has speut few days in
Boston on business. Levi Haslett has re-
turned TO Boston Bert Chandler of South
Troy is clerking for j. L. Foster. DR.. o.
Is. Gould has bee failing since he went to
Denver LGLe has moved int his new
house on Second street,. L. Goif has
gone to Sher br Jok to work in Il marble aud
granite shop.
ALBANY.
The measles are prevailing here, but thus
far in light form. The y. +. S. c. L.
have lad carpet down in the Congrega
tional church.
MORGAN.
Bert Farr has gone to New York city. -
George Calkins is home from Lowell, Mass.
Il. ii. Litchtied came near losing one OF
his sugar houses by fire on the evening of
the l2tn. Prompt action on the part of the
neiShbors saved all but the roof, Farmers
are busy sugaring with the prospect of a
small yield
GRAF TSeURY.
A young son of Robert Anderson was
kicked by IA horse dnd seriously hurt Sun
day morning There will be no services in
the Methodist church conference Sunday
The congregation are Invited to North
rattsbury. 1t has been unanimously ask
ed that the Rev. w. + Allen be returned
to this charge The teachera' examination
was held one day at Craftsbury aud at
North Craftsbury.
WESTFlElO.
The village schools commenced Monday,
Miss Scott in the higher and Bessie Sim
monds in the primary department Filth
| Hartwell teaches in district No. .. MIR.
! Luther Hendrix and wife are both quite
sick. Alex Ducharme, son Of Edward
DucharIne, died Saturday, and another son
is very sick with typhoid fever. George
Rhodes of Boston ia visiting friends here. -
Miss Carrie Miller is clerking in the store o.
her brother, w. d. Miller. After few
fine days the weather grew colder witt
quite snow storm on Saturday. The aver
age amount of sugar made so far is scarcel,
more than one pound to a tree.
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Albert z. Jones.

Mutton hind quarters Il lsagO'. nonri. 'p-s1ut--
tiers, 10 cents pounl mutton chops - cs1ti;
lamb chops ~ cents 3eei best c1tL Weqt
Tor porter house q1ptsl AZ ~
cents pound; stroin at 10 cau;E rouni Il cslt
pound; roast, 70 TO Is cents pound Vernon. beet IL
quoted AZ 3a to 10 cents pound. Ham. sugar cure
are Il cents a pound; breaktaS, bacon q II 10 2
cent?; California TO Il cents pounl snOtei
shoulders, l31 csntq Tribe u 10 l2'S cents; PICK,
eed pigs feet. cents; pictsi lanos Tongues are II
cents per ppuut Corn best "a 70 ~ cents. Pork
roast is 10 to Il cents Uolni: steak cents sat
pork is 10 to " cents puGnI lari u cents
roast cal Is II to % cent7; veal stett 49, oD con
blood - cents p1lni Boston sllstss y cts
German bologna sauTaxe, ID to y cents; Albany
tausaEe IS cents. Headcnesse. u cents. Tur<ey+
q to % cents. Fowls. Is cea' SprinI chickens -
cents per pound. Ducks, p cents per pound
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or tho 80 offices in Windsor county T.
following Gig t are rated excellent: Ha =
ford, Luilow, Proctorsvllle, 4, echee,, Roy
alton, Spring field, Weston and Windsor.
READING
The Blue Ribbon club held sugar socia
BILE in the vestry of the Baptist church Sat
urday evening, April S-Mrs. Parmenter
has returned to Felchville. Mr. and Mrs.
Griffin and little daughter of Masonville,
Iowa, are visiting her brother, NJ. A. Davis.
Mr. Bannister Of Cavendish has hired Mr..
Gibbs farm, Mr.. Gibbs retaining n portion
of his house. frank Mason is at Brattle-
boro. Fast day services were conducted by
Rev. A. Head at Felchville. On Tuesday
afternoon, April MIR. Mahoney, the
stage driver, left the stage beside the road
while he was having wheel repaired. On
returning lie found the wind had blown the
stage over wire fence. The F'lchvlle
school will open Monday, April "a, with
Miss Msude Kendall teacher. Hiram Gid
dings has moved to Ma den, Mass. -Mrs.
Frank Watkins and her son Freddie are at
Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin White have
returned to town.
SOUTH ROYAlTON.
Albert Merrill has been to Albany, n. Y.
Clarence Waite has moved into the house
vacated by Herbert Williams Elmer Shaw
of Stowe is working for j. G, Ashley.
o1CCKeRlOGE.
The Rutland stage leaves the common at
a. m. instead of o'clock. Frogs were
heard last week. E. S. Burnham was at
home over Sunday. -Isaac Jones is very
poorly. Mira James Baker is quite poorly.
&C. i. Carroll a. Co. have shipped large
quantity o syrup and sugar to Boston.
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We offer one Hundred Dollars reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
We, the un dersg ned, have known +, j. Che
ney for the last ID years, and believe him per-
and financially able to carry out any oblisa.
tone made by their firm.
WEST Il TRUAX. Wholesale Druggiets, Toledo,
o. WALDING, KINNAN n MARVIN, Wnole-
sale Druggists. Tole 10, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blooi and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price zoe per bottle, Sold By all druggists.
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Jones Brothers.

Bananas 80 to 10 cents dozen OranCes % S6) cents
dozen. Best quality dstas ara - centi pouni.
Smyrna hgs - to % cents pouui. Msssiut Lemons.
~ q cents per do,sn. Evaporatel psaclet - CT
pound. Evaporated red raspherries - cans poun
EvapOrated black raspb-rrins IS pound Arri-
cots, Is cents pouni. Ksinq ~ to - cents pound
Peanuts ~ cts, quart; English wanuts ~ cents per
pound Nuts. all kinds, assorted ~ cents pOuni.
Honey, IS to - conts per pound Ma agt Erap's, -
IS cents per pound. Craubrrr9s II to lS cents per
quart Pru cs, Is To 20 cents ppulI; prunele-, y
cents pound. Tangerine oranges. - - 50 cents n
to ~ cents n nook.
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DONNA T.. vi Strong's state.

STATE OF VERMONT Tl all persons
D1sIRiCT OF CHurrESpES concerned in the
{ tate of Joanna p. NJ. strong. late Of Bur-
lington, in said district, deceased.
GREETING;
At Probate Court, holden at Burlington
within and for the district of Ch.ttenden, on
the 10Th day # priI. 1875. an instrument
purporting TO be the last will and testament Of
Joanna J.. VI strong, late of burlington, in
said District. deceased. was presented to the
Court aforesaid, for probate. Aud il isorder-
ed by sal Court that the Eth day
Of May, 1872, at the Probate Court
rooms in said burlington, us assigned
for proving said instrument: and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons concerned, by
publishing his order three weeks successfully
IL the Burlington f zee Press, newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Given under my hand A. Burlington in said
di-tri I this 18Th day al April, loJj.
43 M..M LLNNLE nLANN. Re.Ister.
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Dolan Brothers.

81. Louis -four, $500 to s525 barre Michigan, sI7i
spring patents aud Minnesota patents arc $40
barrel, Buckwhoat is cents pound. Rye
hour, 3 to go cents pound Maple sugar, 10 BlI
cents pound; maps syrup G. to 81 gallon. Granu.
lated sugar Ia Ga cents pound coffee 3 cts hsh,
brown, ilaR5 ots; loaf and pulveriEed 165 cents.
White clover honey 200 % conts mound; celery
TO 10 cents bnnch squash, cents pound !;
cabbage, cents IA pound potatoes, 81 cents tn 81
a bushel .arsnips, cents pr pound; ralishas, 2
cents hu1ch; lettuce cents head; spinach, 60
cents PECK sweet potatoes cents pound
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ST. JoHNsBURY, April l6.-News was
received here to-day OF the arrival in Van
couver of Capt L. f, Griswold of the firm
of Grlswold. Pearl q Co., Capt. Griswo,d
left ST. Johnsbury in February, 1892, and
is the second OF our residents who has made
u trip around the world.
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BOSTON,, Apri l9.
The demand from ma "ufscturers is n, rate and
confined to sma Ii is. Prices 81 pdy and show no
mat rial chang. ohio AMI Pennsys ia heeccs eel a.
Yc for X, $40 lie. for Xxx, and 3 LilC. Tor IN and
ah6vr XXX Michigan al :, 90 80. per pom d. but
stocks all kinds If washed neeces are very small
nwa shed comhugs 40 eG at or quarter
and hrre eig hths blood territory wool sells a
solured basis Of 55 'sc tr Ane ~ % for fine mo
dunn and $3.50 for melium. Nothing ling in
Texas california oregon wool and yer, little mere.
Pull ed wolls sells 'Rlily Al 33iN mus'ic secured
wool active. Aust al wool firm aud an demand.
Foreign carpet wool quiet.
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TEAS. coFFExs ANp spicg1
Roberts & Perkins.

Teas! Formos Oolongs, n, 81. SJc. ami 81, Ensl'i
irfaGfast. SOC and qnnpowder sDcI Young Hyso1,
DC: Japans, 80 49, So 90 and 7Oc. Cofees Old govern
nsnt java sec Mocha Sc. Standard Java BE- Goliel
20 2sc., Marcabo 2sc mixed ground 2jc., powisrs
lochs and Java i0c, Dsndaon $50, now 20.
ereal 9lc. German chcory i5c. Spices Pepper 90,
lspice 400, cinnamon Soc, ginger 21o., cloves So,
mustard Slc., Cayenne peppsr hJr, whi' 1sr SO,
mace 20, nuinegs $L}, cocoa coffee IS cents a
ound, pounds for IL.
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Dairy buttsr ia 80 ssnt, norni Creena-v bii.
ter, s. cents Chess is 10 to 10 cts. pouni. Etti
~ cents adozen. Fancy cheeaes follows; Pin,
apple cheese, 6jt9JJ; each according to size; RolI
tort cheese, 20 cents oouui English dairy, y con-.
Edam, sl.OD each; NeUfchsto contsI package; Chei
Pure Jorssy cream. - centsa quar-. American club
house cheese. ~ cents per jar McLarens Imperial
cheese, 20 cents per jar.
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slsO01 $40 90; medium Eastern, el7O01s180o
fine 10000 HOO; swale and sweley, 81 GtSl3.
straw-Falr TO prime rye, Slj.gO1lj o. oat
straw, $40 as. u.
OATs--Choice white and clipped oats, 800
i5Mc; No. w,,.H 42Dl2l &C.; No. white Al to
42C.
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CHICAGO. April 49,
Threading future, closed follows
wHEAT-No. April, ~; NAY, 15leoi July,
73Ac ,
Ihfs = 40. May, 2Sslci June, 2s'sG2Slae. July
CESS PORK-per barrol-May, siG67ld July,
LARD - rsr ~ pound.-May, s9.75, July,
s9si Sept. 5000.
>iONI RlliS-Per 100 pOunds-Nsy- S9.iJ July
-g4j Sept, 60 i1la
Casn quotations were a. follows
rLuuH-Pet-nt fame. also oSLSN ptzsrr ~:
straight st.21 $40 ~iH:sr v1-.. $50 aLfi s1rilg
Ist.nts e4.SJ si.GU winter nNteut. $50 Sass
waEAT-Na sDsinS 800 ,ic, IA. red, 5jleG "a
CORS--No Z At 4ubs
oATs-So. 81 lSA No. white No.
Sic.
RYE-No At su,.
BARLEY-No , sc.
FLAXSEEn-No I, SLls@
POhk-sl6 diDL
LARD-s9.1iGG9.15.
tIiOkI kiBs- Sides. 50. 40 3945
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week before going to Walpole, Mass, whore
he will occupy pulpit the coming year.
Elder Foster occupied tho pulpit at the
Union church Sunday.
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WINDHAM CNTNTY.

J. /. Collins of New York, who has had
some experience in the hotel business, has
leased Hotel Raponda at Wilmington for
the summer
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Cuticura Ro,Olvent

Tho new Blood and skin Pu-i0er. internally,
{ UTICURA the great skin ca ., and CTrICCHA
SOAP, an exquisite skin heautiier, external
disease aud aumor Of the skin, scalp and blood,
with loss OF lajc, from Infancy 10 age, from
pimN-es U scrutULt.
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sold everywusra. Prev rUrlCuR>. Soc;
SoAP. 2ir., RE>oLTENC 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
i5r~"Ilow To Cure SKIN Diseases" g. PAGES
~ Illustrations, G4d testimonials, mail free.
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Local Retail Markets.

BURLrSaToN. April 10. 1893
Following are the quotations as corrected by
some OF Buriington's prominent merchants:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-20
OFFENSIVE ECZEMA.
Suffered Terribly Doctors and
Medicines Useless. Cured
il Four Weeks
by CutiCUr1.

have It boy, fifteen years old. born in Fis'
XIII, portrait encIo-ed. WHO htd tine eczema o
i've that could lot STAY in The room
with i'm. IMe lLOr nov -nMerel terri b -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-20
hiIdren Cry fer Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-20
WINDSOR COUNTY.

or the SO offices in Windsor county 4 Q
following Gig t are rated excellent: Ha =
ford, Ludlow, Proctorsville, L, echee,, Roy
alton, Spring field, Weston and Windsor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-20
NORTH FAYSTON.

James Neill, jr., is sick.-Burt Neil fell
recently and hurt one leg badly. Mrs.
Daniel Crowley has gone 10 Montpelier and
Barre-The ladies OF the willing workers
met at the home of IL. c. Psass last Friday