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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-16
Presentation of Account.
FRANCIS JONES' ESTATE.

fKANClS JONEo' ESI Ii.
STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District IS.
In Probate court held at the probate Office
in st. Johnsbury, in said district, on the 9TH
day of March, A. ID. 1898.
Henry French, administrator with
will annexed" upon the estate
of Francis Jones, late of Lyndon,
in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for examination
and allowance, and makes application for
decree of distribution and partition of
the estate of said deceased
Whereupon it is ordered by said court,
that said account and said application be re-
ferred to session thereof to be held at the
probate office in said st. Johnsbury, on the
Goth day of March, A. d. 1898, for hearing
and decision thereon: And 1t is further or
dered that notice hereof be given to all per-
sonsinterested, by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in the Caledonian, a
newspaper published at st. Johnsbury, pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause II any they may have why
said account should not be allowed and such
decree made.
BY the Court, Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-16
Probate of Will.
MARY L. MAsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate court, held at the Probate Office
in st. Johnsbury, within and for said district,
on the 9th day of March, a. d. 1898.
An instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Mary l.. Mason, late
of ST. Johnsbury, in said district, deceased,
being presented to court by ia. Boissonnaut,
one of the executors therein named, for
probate:
1t is ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at
session of said court, to be held at the Pro-
bate office in st. Johnsbury on the 25th day of
March, A. d, 1898, and show cause il any
they may have, against the probate of said
will; for which purpose ii is further ordered
that copy of the record of this order be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Caedo-
nian, printed at st. Johnsbury previous to
said ii lie appointed for hearing.
By the Court Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH. Judge
true copy of record, Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-16
Legal Notices.
Presentation Of Account.
NATHAN BATcHELDER's ESTATE


STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate court, held ut the probate Office
in st. Johnsbury In said district, on the list
day OF Alarch A, u. 1898.
Henry A. Gilfllan, administrator with viii
annexed. upon the estate of Nathan Batchel-
der late Of Barnet in said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for exam
nation and allow and makes application
for decree of distribution and partition of the
estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court.
that said account and said application be
referred to session thereof, to be held at
the probate Office in said st. Johnsbury, on
the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1898, for
hearing and decision thereon. And it is
further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested, by publication of
the same three weeks successfully in the
Californian, a newspaper published at st.
Johnsbury previous to said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear at said
time and place, and show cause If any they
may have why said account should not be
allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court, Attest:
WALTER i, SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-16

Those fine, foury grained salts
that look so pretty, are not fit
for butter and cheese.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-16
st Adams.

AUCTION at the late residence of Robert
Cooh at ST. Albums OF household fnrni-
ture etc. was held ON Wednesday. Mar
Sfh. Mis- sarah Cook, who has resided
Al the old homestead having the care oi
Mrs. Bolniuu. now deceased, will rrturu
to Rocklani. NJ is, with her brotler-in-
law, ). \. Maxim, Esq. Isaac Win-low
will occupy the premises after the return
OF Hon. / .. Win,loW from Augusta.
BY invitation about fifty relative, and
friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred tin,on a.
,emhcd Al heir home Wednesday even
ing. March sth. This WAS in agreement
and understanding that ii the old fash
Toned -crenade was not Insisted upon,
something akin 10 reception in its place
might be- expected. after the more for
mai ceremonies were observed, dancing
was INDUCED in with music by ". q.
and ". H. Hilton ON Niolins and the or
gln wa, manipulated by various PLAYERS
among them were Misses Addic Turner.
Mamie Tracey aud Mrs. W. q. Hilton.
Various useful and appropriate presents
were offered by the visitors. Il fresh
mcnts were served and old and young
separated calling ii Il delightful evening
and wishing the young couple q life Of
happiness.
Mrs. Abbic Nwuod, wife oi Jane At
wood Esq, long resident OF this town.
hut more recently of Watervllc, died 1T
thar place, March : TIA. Mrs. Atwood,
whose maiden name was Lord. was rails
ed in S(oN hogan and vas one of a family
of 10 children, of whom she was first Ia
die. She WaSa sister of Mrs. Geo. ;.
Webb of Skowhegan, and was an educat-
ed christian lady III many graces of char
actcr The funeral services at st. Al
bans were held saturday, Mar, III, at
the Union ch lreh. Rev. Mr.. Smith OF
lIartland. conducted the services. Mr..
Atwood lcfl husband, and two children
now in Watcrville College, Evelyn aged /!
Elmer aged Il, who had been in college
one year, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood having
moved to NatcrYillc Tor the purpose ul
being with them during their college
course. MR.. Atwood also leaves an M
FAINT child 10 day old. ihr afflicted
family have the sympathy universally oi
all their old neighbor- and friends in this
their hour OF great trouble.
John ". Grant of 81. Albans, i, ser
iou.lN i'll with lung trouble taking the
form of water around the lungs which
has been removed twice by DR.. {, \
Moulton. Although critically sick the
doctor believes in lis ultimate recovery
Town election resulted in election ol
an entire new board OF -clcctmcu, what
/, sometimes termed clean sweep. Ar
preparations not materially changed from
last year The Grange furnished din
ucr IL usual, which i now getting TO b'
one of the features OF our annual meet
Ing.
We learn that Hon. D. u. Stewart ant
wife who are spending the winter il
Aiken, South Carolina, ar" very highly
pleased with the place and the climate
finding it if possible, more pleasant thar
had been recommended. They are de
lighted with the climate as compared
with any place in California where they
have been in preyiou, winters.
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Good Will Farm

y coat OF paiut has been put on the
dining room in sunshine Cottage and
another i, being put on.
She wood at Prospect Cottage i, be-
ing sawed with Il saving naehine aud
Is nearly done.
\ furnace has been pm into Prospect
but will not be used until next autumn.
The plastering is nearly dry in Bailey
Cottage and the carpenters ar" putting
on the finishing.
The stone II being cui Tor the Indus
trial building.
We have !. =. : {. L. meeting
every Tuesday evening and also a Junior
{. +. meeting every Thursday evening
at Prospect.
Arrangements for the Summer gather
ing OF boys are being quietly made. \
number of speakers and c0-Workcrs have
already been secured sufficient for Il
much larger assembly than We plan for
at the Farm next summer. Succeeding
number, Of the Record will mention
those who are arranging to be present
and help make the week one al pleasure
and profit 10 the boys and all who shall
be present of course w -hall want mus
ic. 1t must be good There must be-
much OF il. One Of the first question,
then i, " What shall W do for music
tor the Good VIII Assembly, \, this
question was about first in order. it j.
first To be answered. Tin success of the
effort tor harmonious week i, assured.
Multitudce have listened to the wonder
full singing OF Rev. +. VI. Lamb. Mr..
Lamb will be at Good Will Farm during
Ia. sI.ls ttill I.lH-+ 81 4
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Mrs. Cyrus W. Goodrich is spending
IA few weeks with friends In Massa-
chusetts.
Nelson Salley of Iowa. formerly of
this town, is visiting the scenes OF his
early life and calling upon old friends
and acquaintance.
The Ansou Free Baptist Quarterly
meeting, met With the Free Baptist
church nj East New Portland, March II.
The Quarterly meeting voted to hold Is
sessions hereafter commencing on the
first Wednesday in March, June, Septem
Der and December aud continuing two
days.
Miss Lulu HarNille i quite i'll with
measles.
II. Price Webhor', Comedy 60. have
PLAYED in the new htll four evenings to
large audiences.
DR. H. ). Miller Vent 10 Fairfield on
the afternoon train SATURDAY.
Il. Wells i, getting out the Fl me for
his new bnilliug.
We had quite Il heavy rain storm sat
urday night and sunday.
Jack kilby aud Fred Parsons INDUCED
in little horse trade the other day.
fhr Young Mem Debating Club met
saturday evening aud discussed the
question. "Does morality iucrea'c Il
civilization advances
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South NOrri,lgcWOcl>

The butter and cheese factory l. all
framed and ready 10 set up, the mach
inery is all bought and will come soon as
the building ia ready
The Methodist ; gave a very interesting
entertainment i'll Miller'> Hall, Tuesday
evening and ii Wa Il success financially.
Mrs. Chas. Blanchard is very low with
the dropsy and fears are entertained OF
her recovery.
David Staples left town Wednesday
for the west where he i to make his
permanent home.
Jennie Shorey viii 90 10 Pitt-tield
soon to work Il, head milIincr IN Burns
dry and fancy goods store.
Mr. George Perkins l. YET in feeble
health.
Business in town is on the increase.
The Dodin Granite Co, ha, Il good job
and will give employment to Il large
number of men until mid summer.
Durham & Morrill, have large crew
making cans for packing corn. All our
clothing shops are having fine run of
business. Our stores are putting in II
fine stock of spring goods, our milliners
are expecting good trade and will have
experienced help III their employ.
The Norridgewock Grange will give
an entertainment in Miller's Hall Friday
evening with lots of good musicand oys-
ter supper. All for ii cents. all are in
vited to be present.
The Boston Store is having big mark
down in hamburgs and fancy goods
Our roads are almost impossible. the
snow having nearly disappeared. making
the travelling in Il bad condition
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Brighton.

Mrs. Ll1lie Hayden, who ha, been very
sick, is now convalescent.
Mrs. David Fo,, ha- been called to
Biddciord by the serious illness ri her
daughter, husband.
Albert Brown Of Ma; field, il sick with
typhoid-pncumonil IT hi, brothers in
blanchard. Hi father Ina, gone there T."
attend him
S. L, Hayden, who i at work on SquaW
Mountain, recently LOST Il nice horse
MIR and Mrs. +. l.. Hight aud Master
Carl of No, Cornvlle. have been visiting
at &. l.. lalden's the past week
Mrs. Emma Weeks OF Wellington, i,
stopping with her mother. Mr.. Lizzie
Hayden.
The Good Iempar, had bon ,ociable
saturday night, Il good time l. reported.
The clopcment of Melvin Wyman of
Athens, and Mrs. Minnie Bryant of
Brighton, created quite Il sensation in
town. They We're absent five day. and
on the sixth, were brought to Brighton
by Sheriff Spear, for justices trial.
Everything was ploycn against them,
the Justice said he had committed Il
crime bul should let him goa tIr Nar-
rant was not on both ot them. The
couple went aWay apparently very happy.
M Byraut ,ud hi iiYe children lmNr The
sympathy eft Ill
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have pneumonia, but we understand she
is now gaining.
The ladies Mission circle will only hold
"A business meeting on Tuesday next,
and not social as stated laat week.
Mrs. Josiah Goodrich has been can
gerouslv sick, but al last account was
improving.
Miss Amy Bates and Miss Edith Hun
will attend the Normal school at Farm
ington this spring.
a. :. Burke returned from Boston
Monday night,
II. Price Wchbrr's Comedy Co, is
PLAYING in kennebec Hall this week.
Mrs. Mehitabe Givens died sunday
last. and funeral services We're held Tues
day afternoon.
\ heav, rain followed by a deep ,noW
has maGc the travelling decidedly soft.
Mr.. Fred pin,more. Mis- Georgia
Cleveland and Mi Nellie NJ. Baker are
ON the sick list.
The Adelphian. will prr,-n varied
and interesting programme Oh Friday
evening.
Mr.. George Savage has gone to Moose
River to manage the Newton House, a.
Mr.. J. H. Frame i called home ON ac-
count of his little girl having broken
her arm.
The ladies Mission circle will hold a
Bazaar sometime in April at which will
be offered tor sale both ornamental and
useful articles. Preparations are now
in progress. and il is expected thi, will
be the event of thc -eason.
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cry year had attacks of nervous pros
tration; shortncss of breath, and loss of
appetite were not the least OF NV mis-
fortunes. | tried numbcress things.
Nothing did me any good.
While employed in Boston, WAS com
pellcd to resign my position on account
If i'll health | consulted several emf
nent physician, and took their medi-
cines. No use--l grew worse day after
day. They told me could not live, |
could not walk alone in the street With
out falling or clingug 10 ratings. At
times | would shake and twitch. Had
spells of falling down in the Office and
on the street. In the house had to lie
down or drop down. Several times |
believed was a, deaths door
had bcen commander oi three diff
terent G. A. K. Posts and my comrades
advised me To try DR.. Grecnc's NcrVura
blood and nerve remedy. ! bought a
bottle and when had taken tWo-thirds
of it | began 10 improve. kept on tax
ing it, improving all the time. nov
weigh 1870 pounds and feel like my old
self again.
You can put it in your paper that |
attribute my good health to nothing but
Dr. Grecnc's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy. | am perfectly satisfied that
it saved my lille. am go years ut age,
hut, AZ you can see for Yourself. am a.
active rs Il man of 10 and can do a good
days work Is people here well know.
Nv friends in Boston, New York aud
other places are surprised at my recov-
cry. Indeed, am surprised myself to
be so we'll. | advise everybody afflicted
10 buy and try Dir. Greenc's Ncrvura
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North Cornyille.

Rain ha- come at last. Ii viii help
the wells but not the roads.
Mrs. Geo. j.. Doc went to Sacalappa
Thursday 10 attend the funeral Of her
aunt, Mr.. Charles Lord, which occurred
at that place Friday. Mrs. Lord va,
formerly rc-ida of Athens. and wa,
loved aud respected by all who knew
hcl. The bereayed family have The
sympathy ri their many friends.
Mr.. j. G. knomau was called to
Brighton Friday to act on the famous
Nell Wyman trial. Several others from
our town were present, some ~ wit
ncsseS, others a spectators
Mr.. Phincas Hilton of Brighton WI, in
town saturday
Mr. j. L. Hight who has been stopping
with his brother for -onc months, ha,
returned to his home in West Athens.
Geo IeaNitl Is saving wood for Goo.
Doe.
MI and Mr.. Hight pa7>cl few day
with frjcud- in Brighton last wrck.
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Iiar'tlaIlti

There is a post office contest here,
who will he the lucky man
Lawrence Williams i failing quit fast
Mr.. frank Met austin j. in very poor
health.
Mrs.. Nellie Courier left houe ton
Portland last Tuesday morning. shr l.
at The General Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. Sila- Woodbury. and Nifr formerly
Of this place but later ot Charleston
Mass, returned back here saturday
evening.
Frank Wright OF Skowhegan. ha.
moved hi, family here and they are occu
pying They're vacated by +. + WILDER
The Epworth League OF this plac,
were invited to ST. Adams last Tuesday
night by that league. There were thirty
went from here. The st. Albaus leagu,
had prepared nice entertainment aud ;
fine supper which all euinycd
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-16

Il, VI. Hight of skoWhegan registered
II BillA Fairs saturday.
Miss Mabel Mc\alle> has returned IL
Augusta after visit ot several days in
town.
Mr.. and Mr.. T.. \. Haskell we're in
Portland Monday 10 attend the golden
wedding of Mrs.. Haskell, father
There was Il fair attendance at the \.
NJ {. 4 meeting sunday afternoon in
spite OF the -torm. II Wis held al tie
Baptist church.
The Storm lett the the roads in bad
condition. Mr.. Hight made Il trip to
Clinton Monday afternoon and said he
never an the road worse. Bare ground
for long distances and drift that let the
horsc way to the bottom
The interest in the special meeting at
the Methodist church il deepening and a
number of conversion, are reported.
Roy. Mr. Russell preached sunday morn
ing ON the Baptism OF the Holy Ghost e
In the afternoon his subject WIS The
Tabernacle" the address was illustrat-
ed with diagram. upon a blackboard.
MR. Russell spoke in the evening taking
the text from Matthew. %: 30. There
The revival meeting, at The Methodist
church under the leadership of Rev. and
Mrs. Russell are increasing in interest
and power aud will continue afternoon
aud evening all thi- week and probably
longer.
Everett Tolman Who has Aecu IN town
for two month, LETT "Wednesday for hi~
home in Duluth, MINI.
The formation of Il commauderY i be-
ing talked of by members OF Washing
ton Camp, +. .. :. OF \. There is at
present no uniform rank IN any of the
iIltion is being tayorably commented
upon. The regulation uniform of com
mandrries includes ehapcau and regaia.
Sword. would be worn also. If the or
ganization is completed the first appear
anee will be made memorial Day.
The Maine Manufacturing Company
have just got out something ncW in the
line Of window screen frames, which is
something ahead of the other ONES nov
in use. Ii can be put in and taken out
more easily when washing windows,
etc. can be hoistcd to any desired height
by the pulling of catch which holds it
anywhere. 1t Is made very substantial
and will bc durable as well a. more con-
venicnt than any one now in USE. This
company has sold millions of their q, her
makes and We predict greater sale for
the new one which they are about 10
put upon the market. -kGirdrld JeaiWdi.
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sKopa DISCOVERY CO. BELFAST. NE

1t Is IA faci thl an active and increa--
ing agitation l. il progre,- ia south
Carolina for protection Oh raw cotton.
It will be remembered that the old South
Carolina -lave holders never discovered
that protective dutie- Were uneonstitu-
tional until they became convinced that
they Imperfect the political aseendeney
OF the south by strengthening New
EngElnd mhnnfArlureo
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parlin Pond

We have bad very line spring weather
the past week.
Tlsrc are lots OF men coming eni Of
the woods and going Ia Canada,
MR.. Carrie lauigau. who ha, been
visiting here the past week returned
home to Carratunk Thursday.
Charles Millilieu, ". j. I.anigau and
Fred Clark WIRE here recently.
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ISinrlIaIll

The funeral of Mrs. joel Whitney oc-
CURED Thursday of last week. She
had been confined To her bed for over "A
year, and almost entirely helpless part
of the time.
Miss Agnes Foss l. visiting her
brothers family at Carratunk.
Mrs. Forrest Colby has been quite ILL.,.
At one time it was feared she might
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Emblem Center,

The heavy rain OF Sunday has taken
off nearly all the snow except Where
drifted, aud the roads are almost impas-
,iblr for teams of any kind.
The following are on the sick list Mrs.
VI. +. Berry. Mrs Lydia Thompson,
Mr.. Henry Caswell, J. W. MORN Is
suffering from chills and fever.
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DR.. McCIlL5
Orange Blossom.

cure for all female diseases, Including
oyarion tumors and polypi O. Il has cured
me. Mrs. f. l.. h., Auburn, Nc. Mrs. I OF
south Dover says; 1t is splendid for falling,
have been troubled tor p years and have
been cured by q. y. Mrs b. Of Bah, writes.
The best thing ever SAW for LADIES' IT does
wonders
\ trial pAckage..,ent free ON rece pt Of post
age stamp. Price per box, sl.o0' slN boxes for
500; twelve boxes Tor $500
Agents wanted for towns not vet taken
in Penobscot and Somerset counties.
Address, Miss NJ. +. BOYNTON. Agent
3w9 Box l02t Bangor.
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! HIS

season we are showing a line
Of Oak and Ash Chamber Sets
from 5000 to $1,000. They
are beauties. Our SIS and $50
Ash Sets in stylish make and
finish are not equaled in
Maine. We have the cele-
brated Pilgrim Spring Bed
also the genuine Hartford
wire Spring Beds and all the
cheaper grade. BY great
care in selection OF goods and
making prices as low as we
have, we hope when you all
see our goods we shall not be
obliged to run this.
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Mcs.rS Josiah aud Frank Hight went
10 Saearappa Friday 10 attend the
funeral of their sister Mrs. thas. Lord.
Allen Il son bought six cattle of
Daniel \. Corson saturday. to send TO
GrrpnVillc
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North Arson.

Mi. \. VI. jackson of New Portland,
was in town few days ago looking
after cattle. Beef oxen are getting
scarce,
Len Emery and Miss Lille Rand of
Arson, visited friends in town a few
days.
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Athens.

Mr. Henry Stickuev, who has been in
poor health for some time j. uoW failing
very rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Curtis are
visiting their daughter in Chicago.
Mr. John Hight and son have been
buying cattle the past week in st. Al
bans and Palmyra.
Mr. Frank Bunker lost m OK last
week
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AD
1898.
Sherifs Sale.

.pMEHsEr -
Taken, this seventh day of February A. D.
1893 on execution dated January thirteenth
a. D. 1893 issued ON Judgment rendered by
somerset at term thereof begun and held on
the third Tuesday of December a. u. ls92, to
wit on the ninth day OF January 1893 ia favor
OF David L. Sharp OF Athens in said Somerset
County, against Wilson G.. Nils of Athens in
said County of Somerset for the sum OF ONT
cents, debt or damage. and thirty-one dollars
and siNtN-eIght cents. costs of suit and VIII he
sold by public auction To the highest bidder at
the office OF j. I. Holman in Athens in said
County of Somerset on the twenty NTH day
Of March s. p 1893. at ten o'clock IN the
and all thu right, title and interest which the
said Wilson &. Mill has n and to mt same or
had or the eleventh day Of February \. ID,
1883 at five O'Clock in thu afternoon, the time
when the same WIS attached on the Original
writ in the SAINT suit, to wit; \ certain
in said county OF So mersrt and described as
follows, VIZ: Lying ON the North side ct the
road leading from Williams Corner, 50 called,
to Coles Corner. so called, and is bounded
on the south by said road ON the East by land
of Levi Z. ord and land of the late Hiram
on tn, North by land of said Scrihn"r and
on thcWest BY land of G. f. Bangs, being the
homestead farm of said Wilson C. Wills and
on which he now resides in said town Of
AtheI.- aud is the same premises cons we'd to
said Wilson e. wills by Henry LoFcIoy by
Vol. 1l9 Page So, except - acres morn ar les,
conXtNcd by said Wilson G.. Wills tao Hiram
Nils BIZ deed recorded in said Registry Vol
Ia f3gc rs.
Dated February seventh A. p. 1893. 3n9
StMo\ FoN. beputs sheriff
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INTERESTED

We carry Whitney & Hey
wood Bros. childrens' CARR
ages, the best made and
prices were never SO low,
Alaska Refrieerators still lead
the world. We are sole
Agents for them, also for the
Domestic Sewing Machines.