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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

DR.. FOURTHLY-"I believe my ser
mon Oh sincerity this morning sank
deep into some hearts and did good"
Parishioner-"Yes; as Foley and his
wife went home, he explained to peo-
pie on the street Cur that his wifes hair
ard teeth were fase."-Life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
ollowing, from the Philadelphia Tele

following, from the Philadelphia Tele-
gram:
"The adage is ancient but always true
there are none so blind as those who
will not see. Gov. McKinley's face is
still turned to the wall. The Ohio ex-
statesman simply illustrates the unwise
Republican leadership of the hour,
which seems fully determined to learn
nothing, to ignore the lessons of 1892, of
1890 and 1888. He wants one more
engagement-and one more defeat
Aud then wonder how much will be
left? If the representatives of tie Re-
publican party in the coming congress
are not wiser than some of those today
seeking to influence them it will be a
sad thing for Republicanism. This is
the long and short of it. No political
party can continue indefinitely to
ignore and defy the popular will. If
McKinleyism was blunder in 1899 and
1892 it threatens to become crime in
| 1898"
When leading Republican organs
commence to speak of McKinleyism as
a crime it will difficult for Democratic
papers to find words to adequately ex-
press their emotions and convictions,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
IUCAS lpuN1N fsb'

FRANK j. CHEHEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner OF the firm OF +. J. CHENEY q Co,
doing business In the City OF Toledo, County and
State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn ia before me and subscribed in my pres
ence, this 9th day OF December, A. d. 1856.
3SRALS A. W. GLEASON
t~~~~) Notary Public.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken internally acting d.
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
S! stem. Send for testimonials, free,
Address, F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
eB~Sold by Druggists, 7Sc.
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Our Louisville Agent.

Mr.. John Nunamsker of Louisville 10
our authorized agent to receive subScrips
tions for our papers and to make collec.
tions for us. Any kindness or favor
shown him will be greatly appreciated by
tho DEMOCRAT PUB. Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

LET us not omit to mention that the
man Peck of New York, who tried to
manipulate the labor statistics last fall
in the interest of the g, o p, has been
bounced By Gov. Flower.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

DAYTON is to have street cars pro-
PEELED by electricity furnished from
storage batteries. The Inventor claims
that il will be success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

YES, Mckinley Twill lead the Repnbii-
cauAn this year-but that is all,-Piaiu
Dealer.
The Major will lead a minority, and
that is all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

MRS. RILEY YATES of Springfield,
Ohio, ia now nursing her twenty fourth
baby. She don't care a cent for pug
dogs, and never did.
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ApVNRTIsINa RATRs.

NStices For Sale, Rent. etc., not ex-
esding Ave lines, 80 cents for ono i'm
sertion.
Resolutions of Respect, Obituary Motto
on. otc., half rate, or s cents per liue.
Local notices, etc, in reading columns,
10 cents per line.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26
OHIO ENTERPRISES IN 1892.

We are under obligations to ex-Secre.
tary of State PoOrman for an advance
copy of his report for 1892. We find
from this report that some 1907 new
Joint stock companies were organized
during the year, which are classified as
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-26

HERE are some lines of Texas verse
that are solid in sense, and if not as mu-
sical as Tom Moore's Lallah Rookh,
or Lord Byron's Maid of Athens, are
more worldly aud practical:
When you've got a thing to say,
Say II! Don't take a half a day.
When You'er tales got little In i'll
Crowd the whole thing II minute
Life is shoTt-a neetngvapor-
Don't you fll an eight-pa paper
With tale which, at pinch,
Could be cOTneTed IN an inch
Boil her down until she sinners;
Polish her until she glimmers.
When you've got thing 70 say,
Say II! Don't take half day.
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Ihe Oe91lOcrGt.

Entered at the P0st-Ofnce rs second. Glass Matter
President. ....................lsAAC ". SHERWOOD
vice President. ..........HoN. ANTHONY HowELts
Treas secy q Bus. Maug'r. ...,JoHN @. HARMoNY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-24


Statistics compiled Tor the census VI
1890, show that the percentage OK deaths
from consumption, in the entire country "
JIG; from cancer and tumors'- VA "''''
IA. The percentage for both IN 'he NeN
England States is larger; that for consump-
,;or he;ng 1928: for cancer, etc., .0sj;
,ca w.bs,er ..rub, r.
to'ai' LOO Neeo'"'ns =, ,.1,-
culosis is constitutional di'ea'e cnAi'o"'-
lied by the production of tubercles in the
;,,o.r., orr.n.. and especially in the lungs,
:. .,,,,,,. IN. ,,.. comaon
~here
variety OF pulmonary e"neu"'PAo''
Modern Psychologists aver that consumption
;. Ix .ne f,,,,o Of .crofuls of which tu-
- .,,, ,,am,r, The ton.
oercie " '"e e'es"' III.
,iency to serofulous aiseasss 10 us"Aiy
hereditary. though such disease may be ac-
,,,.,,,,, tho action of VARIOUS ercit-
4u"s' :, x-.,.h hs ,,...e5 n.
ing causes MI Vi
gether ~ causes OF deoiiHy.
Mr.. M. I. Stevens of Nerthport, Waldo
~. Na VIA. the victim of a remarkably
~ ,,b.r uios;s
mshgn"f' TYPE Vi e""s'''.'A" -
originating from external causes N Wv
late spring or early summer of 1889, be be-
,,u +, ,ut.er from pain in his left foot. ss-
..,d.5 Nth swelling and slight ten,lsrn IS,
resembling rheumd'sm. DesPi'e sk,isa'
medical treatment he grew verse M, N
the following winter. suspicious 'oo.'ns
swelling appeared upon nus Nl. Mu,i
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Personals.

Mr.. A. v. Smith of Boston is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. +. A. waldron of waterville was in
the city Friday.
Rev J. +. Leland has been spending a
few days in Pennington.
Miss Fannie CULVER of the New Age, is
away on her vacation.
Landlord Douglas of the Evans House
Gardner was in the city Friday.
Mrs. Charles Knowlton, who has been in
Massachusetts visiting her daughter has re-
turned.
Mr.. f. Il. Drummond, treasurer of the
Waterville Savings Bank was in the city
Friday.
Miss Carrie F. Allen went to Monmouth
Thursday where she will spend several
weeks with relatives.
Hon. and Mrs. J. A. Manley, the Misses
Manley and Miss Upjohn of Philadelphia
left Augusta Friday morning for Small
Point, where they will spend the summer.
The men and older boys among the
wheelmen have their organization in the
Augusta Bicycle Club, the ladies have
talked of forming a similar club and now
the ubiquitous small boys are coming for
ward with a scheme of their own. In short
it really looks as though within few weeks
a bows bicycle club would be formed. The
parents of the Young riders feel that the
runs of the "a. B. c." would be long and
hard for their sons but they realize that the
little fellows would gain much by club OF
their own and hence they have given thu 'r
APPROVAL to the plan.
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS.
PRINTING,

AIuiOTti OF LyOatbst. W btehnt.
bag Of Diamonds, The. A Detective Story. Fem
'Bonnie Dora. Mrs. Alex. MeVeyh Miller.
Breezic Langton. II. smart.
sBride of tli- Tomb. Hrs. Alex. Mcveigh Miller.
Camille. Alex Duinas,Ir.
Child's History of England Charles Dickens.
.Countess Vera. Mrs. A. Meveigh Miller.
Dafeless Bargain. A. A novel c. l.. Perkins.
Deer SLAYER, The. Cooper.
Dora Thorne. Is. NJ. Clay.
Dukes Secret, Tie. c. II. Draeme.
Deldee; or, the Iron Hand. Florence Warden.
Dark House. The; or, A Knot Unrsvclled. Fem.
Dicks wanderings. sturlis.
Dawn. A novel. Haegar1.
"ttoaby Wronyed. Adah NJ. Howard.
dreadful Temptation, A. Mrs. A. McNeigh Miller
East Lynne. Mrs. IL. Wood.
Forging the letters. Mrss Alexan Ter.
Frozen Pirate, The. ". CLARK Russell.
False Start, A. ii. Smart.
For Mtmie's Sake. Allen.
Urimna's Household Fairy Tales. Brother
Grfmin.
Great Hesper, The. Frank Barrett.
House on the Marsh, The. A novel. r. Warden
Hon. Mrs. vereker, The. "The Duchess"
Handy Andy. S. Lover.
Ivanhoe. Sir Walter Scott
'jaequelina. Mrs. Alex Meveigh Miller.
Jane Eyre. Z. Bronte.
John Halifax. Gentleman. Miss Mulocl.
jet Her Face Her Fortune. Mrs. Annie Edwards.
Lady Audley's Secret. Miss NJ. Il. Braddon.
Last Days Of Pompeii BuiweF.
Last Of the Mohicans, The. James Fenimore
Cooper.
Lorna Doone. Blackmore
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81 III ~ -. na ~ eszaseas 80 an1hcsi-
dirrc4e.. - g nAde. tlsen -
IL e,eeesr- = 49, g rHeceed VII
viss m ~; ~ ~ oder
ton csnnoe = .L1s = Escsesy sazaa-
eeocf sh.ir = $500. fhen such nes
4 n. ~ 49, 3 - g called N. Ard
8 new fars.,v si..ss ~, = - unessoss, n ease
auxhorized - 49, - afe nefeeJ
Eaet enN - - D1imng = ths
accommod.ss -. 49,. necessary 70
wooden M,it,H.~. . = nev occepying The
md o3he, ,,s--1s . - - "a o. dan.
hire 1900 -. -..~s eyfeetun1Sy 70
Az, III. 49,. = i purposes
ins a. n. i.-.r -s.s sompeny meet
Rusta Va Ma =. -. AZ =. ~ Guy o. Az
bsr. 1sa7 ~ =. ~. ss,s1 ny OF sepsem-
vhelm;r.iv -;ss sosed, over
The v.Iuss;,. ~ p oyposen, n0na
vards N.nrsss. oP0v 81 the Ed
No.. - $3.50. ncupeny Tor the puf-
H. ,.u,,;,.. o", 70 begin ~
on the -, Ia - - =. nss eosson MIL
Time uns;J - 80. nns. mo 70 con-
said comn.rx .ssn ~ 1870 pfovided
fny . c,,s,.s.., - ~ -, seca nev mili ,hAv-
.nd . mil ~ s.U 49, spndes or more,
ezst .ias ~ ~. 1snaAscssses on me
proyement. tn r.H n,sAe osnef I'M
ne un-., ~. - sLs.s asus company rely
citisen. ~ 4 80. . NJ n"nof OF fne
afIv co,rcI;.d s;.L 49, Ioi aso ana nsef-
unen shsr, IT, eonMuon imposed
Of their mil, 20 as Coo ~ cp.eHy
erected ,t,s h,,;,S, $500 .ptnasss. Iney
the river ~ ;r,s.I - 49, Hoe or
in every - PopsW
in svs,v nave
fully comniisd ,x;,h .,.s inhni'y
upon tbep ~. 60 uons imposed
cann.rv -ori, .a nH mat the
renditr,. ~ ,.a., t y. nA'e msne .nn ex-
zens of An-n... 2 IL a IN ~ ci.i-
yiate from H.. .,n..-.. . -, -ss"Ps" de-
They ernecdsd ~. ME
upon tho 1.ith ~ ,,,s a;.,. .y' ietying
We unde,x,ooa .,d ~ 80 =
stood no,b;n. -. o.. ~. n.,e anaet-
for the nnyne.s ~ ii $3.50. uAa'h vas
hind and n.,n,a VI every
n ~iiI No, he ,.;.
that many 81 .ha ,.aos,n !" le,a'ho you
Aupp.,s n,oaa III. p.;a sI en' OF
making 81 III. on,,.Ss. a. -. .,'f
coutrae. wss m.Ss ,ha ,,,,,a .,a's .ns
yo.ta .nno,rc,d :, -; P-ps y. aa
citv va. ,o h.. ,.o,avs.n,..a1 =, -. 'n@' une
ment II had made sra ar. -asI =
strong ,eyms the cor,,se, ao,.,aI ~ !"
tween the comn.nv .ra ,,s n;,;.a, '' "e
W. thin tbs, -.har ,h,. o;,;.a
the history Of th;s c.sa .na eli ., -,
the ciycun.,a,ca. .,,ana;n. ~. ~ n..'"
,rmember;ny tha, Tho nTs, -" S.
them. and not from tho Fd-s,d. ca,.n.s'' '
that The Ed-..d. C a
has expended h. ponav u,nn r.. n
nrom;.e thu, the c;,;zen. ~ 49,. -,
fulflll their MARI AZ the con,,.c, H.. III,
no, now vioi.t, ii mi. ,,,,'.,,.,
tract, one that had con,iaera,;on mon b b
sides, one that gave benefits TO both par
ties, one in which the future welfare
~ may .. par'ohea fot saying ~
more concerned in seeing ca,,;s5 on, than
can be the stockholders of the Edwards
Company. We stand by our contract. made
~ s'oa iai.h' n'aoe ~i.n tue hrm oehet
sdbe,e fs;,bfulIv IN tho eond;,;an. ;,nnnsaI
upon us.
Ii does seem that after this third arrange
- - l.
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Master OF the Mine. The Robert Buchanan.
Matt, n Tale of Caravan. Ro, .rt BsehAnAn.
Mystery Of a Hansom Cab. Fergus W. Hume.
Oliver Twist. Dickens. asi
One Maids Mischief. Fem.
Pathfinder. The. Cooper
L oueerr, Thu. Cooper.
Prairie, The. Cooper
Prince OF Darkness, A. A novel. Florence War
den.
Robinson Crnsoe Drfoe.
Romoia. George Eliot.
Rory VMoore. s. Lover.
Saddle and sabre. Smart.
Sketch Hook, The. Irving.
Swiss Family Robinson, The.
Struck Down novel. Hawley Smart.
Strange Case Of Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. X. l.
Stevenson.
Three Men in n Boat. Jerome X. jerome,
Tom Browns School Days. Thomas Hughes
Tour of the World in Eighty Days. jules Verne
Tweaty thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Vern.
The Two Orphans. r. UEnnesy,
Two Years Before the Mast. II. II. Dana, Jr.
Willie Reilly. W. Carleton.
Won by Waiting Lyall.
Weaker than Woman. Charlotte NJ Braemc.
Woman's Face, A. Florence Warden.
'wife's Crime, A. Miss Craze Halpine.
BOOKS ARE COPYRIGHT.
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ITO LKT--A convenient upstsirs t<ney.sut.
= fngaise II Is Rattefsos o. 70 State street,
Augusta. masns- jns~zfdtf
ITO Rsss--A vesy pleasant ssd convenient ten.
i ement 10 Hsfio~eiI. Only three inmates
walk ffosa X. H. aatiou oS EIecfrse cars Good
garden. sisbie u desired. Apply 10 A. y. Chad
besrne, ~ ysser ~. BslicwsiL div
- 0~n - L<t--f'leasant front corner roon,
~ Furnished Or usfarnIshed. On State Street.
corner Of Bridge. fHsfsife Ut 81 State 81
taIsisdfs
i JaIas. W. North. Jsnet7dff
FRO REyT-The tenement On afs. As.ss no. ~
i Ghspei -. Six rooms. a desisshie rent
fer q small family. VIZ pr month. Appiy IT ~
- =. y'
sISo LET-Two snaH snd o,svsasex4 sese.
i n~nt.. Arriv 70 r. Lynch. - Cesst ssFses.
ITO RENT--House On Western ssenue. CRY
u Wafer and eood stable. Apply - !. 6epry
ssnrps. Opers House Flock. mays1tf
j stsssS. Largr sar1 anA fruit tires. r0s
paSiteslsss inqsise Of FEED q. kfssnAs.
nayzodff
ITO LKT-A sr.sefass texssasnt house, vits
i aabse attsehed. stesafA1 - Winter stseet
afief' ne. nstSdu
WANTS = e. = 49,. ss:.: : ,s:s -, -.
$50 ro~ .s@sA sSs sss.s
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coApeseat rsrl for general
Is 6rvcn street. Augusta, Ne. ,ansssstit.
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May blessings be upon the head OF cadamu-, the
Ph9nicians, or whoever it WIS that invented
Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Arabian Nights Entertainment,
AT the Worlds Mercy. A novel. Florence War,
den.
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sew IorN fIouduo Marta.

sew YORK. Arr.l T.
~ OrR-Recepts -, o. racsaees; exports 2l9,i hnr
res 1861 eAcKS sales ll,t0i oIrrc,s Low ezra 81
a11.ja C.y mills S5SrG4uO CITY mills patent. 81
f9t.bG Winter wheat, low eraie' '!.lD o39ji; far
10 fSnc, e2j5 $500 do psten'. 80 p5I.@j: NtlnH-
.o;A clear, s2jU ssl.jG ,trsl "a SO $shpt 10
patents. ei.9jss;.6k rye mixture, InS.GE suaer
nne, a. sLi1ss|l5; tne, Sl,J1 tS-IE southern hour
WHEAr-Rece PTS 3,oO bushels exuorts loo.ssi
busneIs; safes, 61'.O bushels so. rad, 1:NG oci
store and elevator s1ost, i; fob. {, " .'ai
~. : northern sils3. no Chicago, sss- 80.
Milwaukee 80 NO. spring '9AS '". 5 red,
CoRS-Receipts. T., 900 bushels; exports 81 bush
i2&3!}ao. sn"au steamer mixed i3a asa; fob, 5sc
No. 3, is5td4S'i
oArs-h-ceipts, li4.eJJ bu.hsls exports 2' bush-
is sales .u.yu Dushes No. > 81 t'i'!H 90 whit "a
'"'e.SS9ac, \" 35lec; 10 WHIT, ''a. SIZE. mixed
so 30; No. Chicago at5,c.
sUGAI-ho b, I i-I6aiss = No. = 1}tS4gl6; No :
!5l6S4}ec; No. 9, I4Gi ilic. 40. ~ 3-l6G4tc
No. a. 43I6si>,c. No =, Fhsi 5uc. No. 49, $l.-.,
standard A.. "a - Lice: oonfeoonerS A. $500 i-l
cut loaf 5 1-.b0Lj4sc crushed 1-ltGL5ht. urwdersl
jt'i graduated at ~ a 5l6c.; bes % 5loc
DECENTRALIZATION At 1Uc
FOKk-AeGs Old. at sl,.Ju; do nov =; ASIDE sxtrs
prime a. Sal-s, &C barrels.
LARp-wesIsrn seam closed at s9.I5, .n!es, -
uefccs at g: city at sou s4.es tcIoea; continent
o. 3: u. A. al ; u.in
BUTTEk-ieceipts PACKAGES; Stats dairy - .
29'ac.. Co. creamery. Sic; Wessern dairy Is eal,
ChEEsR-Receipts. - packages; state 0i66les,
fine -rts. l2c, do fancy c"lDr-d At llh BRO par.
skins 1870; iulI SKINS, ls!.s'; do white iJ'
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Not q Candidate,

The report t.sn- been circulated that
a. e. Weissert O Milwaukee, commander
in chief of the Grand .rny o.. the Republic,
would be a candidate Tor r".' c'ion at the
next national encampmeut Co... George
+. Allen Of Providence r. l., q. ,lt in
spector general for that depar ra..t has
communicated with the Communicated. 4
concerning the report and has received the
folio wing reply:
NATIONAL HEADQ
GRAND ARMY or TIE REPUBLIC,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March -, 1898.
My Dear ALIEN ours at hand. Deny
the story. | never even thought OF such
thing as being a candidate FOR reelection
y GU may use my above words
Yours truly, a. G.. WEIssERT.
Our Vermont exchanges are requested
TO copy this denial.
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STATE or VERMONT To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHTrENDEN. concerned in the
estate OF Harmon A. Ray, late of Burlington,
in said district, deceased.
GREETISG:
At a Probate court holden at Burlington,
within and for the district Of Ch,tteuden. on tho
3lst day of March, 1893, an instrument pur-
porting TO be the last Will and testament OF
liza mon \. Kay, late Of furunSton, IN
said district, deceased. was presented
TO the Court aforesaid, for probate. Aud it is
ordered by said Court that the eth
day Of April, ls9j at the Probate
Court rooms in said Darlington, be assigned
for proving said instrument and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons concerned by
publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous 10 the
time appointed,
therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time ana place afore-
said, and contest the probate OF said will IL
you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in
said District, this alst,day OF March, 1898.
4l,wjw JENNIE STACY. Register.
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and gone to New York
RANDOLPH.
L. J. Bodgett of Lyndon made his pa
rents short visit recently.-M Charles
Sanford died Wednesday. lnterment at
West Brookfed Mrs. Clarence Hunt died
recently.
There are two asprants for the postof1ice,
Hopry c. Gilbert and X. NJ. Damon. r.
Nj. Damon is repairing the old Morse house
preparatory to moving therein. George
RYDER has moved into Milan Hebards
house.
Mr.. Foson OF Tunbrldge has taken pos
session Of X. N. Damon's farm. Melvin
Church has received II pension of SIP a
month. -Selectmau j. c. Huntington is no
better Mrs. j. IL. Holden has bought the
Merry W elch place w. j. Blodgett was in
boston last week Emory Smith has rent
eIth G.. J.. Beard farm for another year.
The .arm is owned by l.. d. Hazen of st.
Johusbury.
BRAlNTREE.
Miss Lotte Marley of West Randolph
has been spending few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Nancy Treat. -Easter Sunday
was duly observed at the Snowville church.
Lewis Tatro has moved from the a. L.
Fits farm to West Randolph. Willie Bass
lege and has secured a position with Joseph
breckenridge of Boston, Mass, es shipper.
Isaac Treat died Tuesday night. Funeral
was held at his late residence Friday. Mr..
Smith, living on the William Bass farm, is
quite sick Daniel Hutchinson has sold his
farm IN Boxbury to G. Mann of Randolph.
Hutchinson has moved To the George VIII
ihms place,
VERSHlRE.
L. c. Aldrich supplied the pulpit at the
Advent church, Sunday. Mrs. j. D. Cross
fell upon the ice and received a serious in
jury to her head. Mrs. Bowley of West
taree, is visiting her daugl t.r, Mrs. S.
II. Martin. "A colt belonging to w. F.
Harding ran away last Saturday At the
school meeting in district No. 6, the iudebt-
cGness Of the dstrcy was found to be near
" $3.50. which will necessitate the raising
of about 100 cents on u dollar of the grand
lit. Most ct the other districts have sur
plus in the treasury.
WEST FAlRLeE.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mum returned from
MASSACHUSETTS last week. Miss Lura Smith
md Miss Sarah Cook have gone to Olcott to
teach -Georse Gilman is at home. The
horses On the Thettord stage took fright
Monday and started for Post Mills; but
came IN contact with the bridge, freeing
themselves aud damaging the coach consid-
erGbly. Mrs Is. 4. Chapman has returned
from Phiadeph ia. Miss Nellie Chapman
and Miss Minnie Robbins of Lebanon, N
H., are vist,n; their parents. n. d.
HUtchins moves to Port Mills this week to
take charge of j. Is. Beams stock farm.-G
\. Simpson returned to Lebanon, y. II. ,
last week
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-ruhous Produce sinrns-,

l.
Butter is quoted al Il to % cents per pouud scec
tons ~ to Is cents per pound very choice shade
higheregrs per dozen; chickens II cents per
pound fowls. to II cents pound beef 20 cents
per pound; pork eie To cents pcr pound; mutton,
per pound lamb cents pound. potatoes, IS
to % and 81 ccnIs per bushe bay s. toSll per ,on
WATERBURY, April =
Tub butter % to 25 cents FIVE pound boxes a tp IS
cents per pound; print Is to q cents per pound {;
eggs Is to IA cents per dozen oats 40 To 81 cents po-
tatocs Is to - cents; corn g. H. IS 0ushe
meal sll5; proyender, Sll0, cotton SEED meal,
sl.tU spring wheat bran. sLlU winter wheat
bran, SLl5; live hogs bls to Gls dressed hogs to
fat tie, 23 to I; dressed beet SO to IA new maple
sugar ~ cents per pound; hay, Sl5&l7 a tom dry
wood, s}5OlDst cord; green wood s5gS.l.
RICHMOND April
Market is follows: Butter fair Is to 20 cents pc
pound selections, - to ~ choice u 10 . cents cheese
10 10 cents per pound Is to 10 cents per dozen
hogs live weight, 10 lIscents per pound drrssed,
9ls cents per pound; beef. side to cents per
pound, poultry, fowls and chicRs u to Is cents per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot DO cured b.
Halls Catarrh Cure
r. J. ChENEY 81 CO., Toledo. O.
We, the un dersigned, have known f. J. Che
ney for the last 10 years and believe him per
fectly honora BILE in all business transactions
and financially sbo to carry out any obliga.
tons made by their firm.
WEST IL TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
o. WALDGNG, KINSAN q MARVIN, Whole-
sale Druggists. Tole 10, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act.
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. testimonials sent free.
Price 1jc per bottle. sold by all druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

Nut'on, hind quartera ia lSalo'. oount 'ore1u1r-
i'rs, lo cents n pound; mutton chops ~ cNrts;
lnmb chops - cents Beef, best cuts West
crn. Tor house quoted -
cents pound; sroin at Is cents round At II to II cen,
pound; roast u TO |. cents u0uni: Vermont beef
quoted ct }le to Is cents pound. Hams sugar cure
are Il cents a pound; breakfast bacon is Is 10 %
cents; California hams to l3d cents pound; snptel
shoulders, 1916 cents Trpe n to l2B cents pick
cled pigs feat l26 cents pickle lambs tonkIe3 Is
cents per pound Coru beef is to 1919 cents. PORK
roGst il lG 10 Is pound; steak Is cantE salt
PORK Is ~ to ~ cents pound; lard II centE
roast veal il IS to ~ cents steak. ~ G2J cents
blood sausage - cents pound Boston sausage, Is cts
German bologna sausage, n to 10 cents Albany
sausage. Is cents. Headcnesse, u centA Turkeys
O. 20 . cents. Fowls. 1, cents. Sprins chickens -
cents per pound Ducks. - cents per pound.