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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

Sn @bicaao besann bas sez
tt9tlihe l@erfabren ge9en ben Jog.
@as 9ruit, cine @eretnigung mebrez
rer DISQUALIFICATION, pel4er bon
prominenen 8irgern beihulbtgt
tpirb, bas Staats=@ eieB ge9en Srufts
perleBt au baden.
Der @rlaB ber ferbti@en @pnobe,
tpel4er Dor Sabren bic S@eibung Der
@be 5tpiI9en Gr=&0ntg Milan unb
RDniqtn Natalie aus ipra4 unb tpel=
den Milan bamals erapun9en bate,
1T iebt burh Elm reues Detret annulz
lint 'porben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

Sn Denper, Gol., monte SOB.
Waite 5tpet ibm mBltebige Beamte
Der poli5eibebDrbe nit @epalt aus
tbren @tel1ungen entfernen unb bot,
als ct Miberftanh fanb, ]ogar Mili3<
,4nh 8unbestruppen auf. Snbenen
fam es glidli4ertpeiie gu feinem blu>
tigen 3uiammenftob.
en- &anfas Gith Mo., lit
6arrp Sobnfon, elmer ber Moroer oer
Mrbeitspermittlerin Grau Same
Wriqbt; tpelde am Z. @eptember
1898 in ibrem Bureau erbroKelt muir
be, bes Morbes I'M eriten @rabe 1hul<
big befunben poroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

: g. q. Smith in Wt9ita in
&anfas nuroe am Samitag Morgen
tpegen 6riebensft0rung benz poli5eiz
rt@ter Sones porgefibrt uno BON oiez
fem unter cine 8iirgi4aft bon fintz
bunoert Dollars geitellt. Da CT bel
gu bef@aHen auber @tanbe mar, entz
nabm ct aus elmer mitgebra4ten 8Ihz
ie cine srobe @abe &attengift unb perz
i@ludte lie, ebe ber @i&ter fie ibm
aus Der 9ano gu 14lagen permodte.
l1eber benz @erfu4e bies gu tbun, 9ez
rietb ber Mi4ter NIT Smith gu 9onb'
gretfli4fetten. S@liebli4 nj De
@mitb nit 9tlfe zines &onftablvrs
iiberpdrtigt, in bas @ef angniB gez
bra4t unb ber pfege zines Mr3tes
iibergeben. Gr befinbet ii@ in hodft
beoenfli9em 3u1tanoe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

flint Moden auf ieiner au 10 idbem
Mh1Hhb oetomntenen Metie lber
Mien>3 rieft 1ndb Mesppten tur5e 3eit
in Berlin. St fiiblte f4 i4tper lei=
benb unb bate auf bic Grage Der
Greunbe na9 feinem 8efinben bic fir
feline Iusbrudsmeife iebr 4aratteri=
fttf4e Mntport: sd mode srobe
Gortf@ritte i'm Riidf@ritt.
OTIS Billion @nbe ber fieboiger Sab
re am t0nisli@en 9oftbeater gu Gam
nober als Dirteent angeitel1t mar,
fraste Jpn na4 einisen 9agen Elm guz
ter 8etannter, pie ibm benn bic bei<
ben bortisen rprimabonnen" sef1eltn2
'-Yrimatonnen!" mar bas latonii4e
urtbetl Billions iiber bic NIT 3iemliz
der R0rperfille ausseftatteten, ibriz
gems bor3ii9lt4en @dn9erinnen.
profeFor Qeinri4 @brli9, ber NIT
benz p~eritorbenen Meiiter AZ Sabre
befannt unb befreunbet mar, er3dblt
bic f%olsenben, fir Billion bo@4aratz
teriitif&en MisceQen: Billion f@lenz
berte zines 9ases in Berlin bur@ bic
2etp3igeritraBe. 9a fpra4 i'm cine
9beaterfdnsertn an, bic er ni4t febr
liebts, unb faste nod ba3u I'M perz
trauliben Some, ben anoui@lagen er
MIR ben be{ten Jreunben erlaubte:
,0lb, 6err bon Billion, nie 9ebt es
sSSbnen? S9 babe Sic i@on LANCE
nidt geieben." Billion ftarrte bic 9a<
me an, obne Elm Wort 3u erpibern.
Die Rinit1erin tpurbe berlegen uno
meinte: sd tpette, Sic ertennen mid
gar ridt mebr." Isle baben Shre
Wette %geponnen," e%ntge9nete Billion
unb lieb bic @erbliTte iteben.
Menn Billion iber bic Strabe gin9,
fab er tpeber na4 re9ts ,ober mad
limits. @priibergebenben bantte ct
aeritreut fir ben ibm gebotenen @rub,
Cine ~peti0nlibe Mnrebe permieb ct
auf oHener @trabe. Ronnte ct elmer
foldberl nidt e~ntgeben, 10 fpra4 er
iberlaut; man 'b0rte i'm 'iiber bic
@trabe. DAP Ct felbt Semanben
auf Der Strabe angefpro4en bdtkt,
beKen biirfen fi@ nur Menige rib
men. ~ Der S4auipteler Otto 2ebz
feb, elmer ber beiten Gbaratteripieler,
bic bic beuti4s 8iiBne auf5upeifen'
fat, er3Gblt zines 9ages in Der ibm
eigener a%bgeriFenen Weiie ct mar
14perb0rig unb bate bestpegen ben
Mbi4ieb snebmen miihen n5reHe
i4 ba auf Der S@ileritrabe Tin Meiz
mary ben Billion.
~y}a. pie eebtsg" fragt Billion.
.@ortreHlt@, aber i4 bore niat
gut"
rSm 9beater audi ni@t?"
rMuiit ia, lieber Doctor, aber anes
Mnbere $685."
rNun gut" ertpiberte Billion, rbas
aeniist, anes @noere 1T 10 tpte 10 I'M
finr!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
QonfaS 9th.
eoutt emata.
8ernlnftiae Gutf6eiomn8.

Der Mppelationsbof in e 0 M BAT
enti4ieben, baB benz &riessgeri4te
ni9t bas Me9t 3uftebt, iiber 8erbrez
den Elm 1rtbeil gu fd0en, tpel@e por
ber @rtldrung bes 8elagerungs5uz
itar1bes iber MaNa bt Garrara, '@iz
cilien, bort begangen uuroen. Sn
6olge bef7en tperben bic iiber bic
perf4iebenen @efangenen bonn &riegsz
seridte gefduten urtbeiae tpeientltA
qemilbert tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
Nurbe aSermalS bic Spauiihe stabt
santauoer our& elm Ct
ploiion, s& ~
@elde entitauo, als bas 8red bes
vGabo Madi&ico" beieitist tuer=
ben ipllte,
Ser ant 3, Mopember I'M 9afea BON
santauoer in bic 2uft
log.

5paniIden Riitenftabt Santanoer.
baB am a.. Mdra bur9 cine Grploz
iiorl i'm bortisen 9afen aebn Ma1'11
aet6btet unb breibig berlebt tpuroe11.
Das DDnamit befanb iih in elmer Der
pielen Riiten, tpelhe am pergangerlen
Nppember NIT benz Wrad beS DAM
piers rgabo Ma4i@aco~ furten. Se't
Der Dampfer in @tide eeriKen tpurz
be, tpurer 9au9er NIT Der 9eburss
; bes Rarqos bei4dftigt, unb cine gro<
&c Quantitdt beEelben 1T beretts gu
Saoe qef0rbert porben. Bor SUR
a.m beri&teten bic 9au&er, bab tie
in bi. Mabe bes Dpndmits selanst
ieien; aber man nabm an, bab Der
GrplofipftoH, na4bem ct 10 piele Wc>
den lang in MaTer selesen bat. ietz
ne Rraft perloreu babe. 9ret 9allz
der itieaen am q. b. M. in bic Vie
fe, als bic Grplofion erfolgte. :3ebn
Mann befanben ii@ in benz Boot, gez
rabe iiber Der Stene, tpo bas DDnaz
nit lac, mdibrenb einige fiinf3tg M{ann
am lfer be54dftist paren. Die 4rz
fade Der Grplpiion 1T ni@t genau be-
fannt. Die @trabe Menbea Nune3.
fpethe fi9 in Der gan5en 2dnge oes
Quat ausbebnt, tpurbe eri@ittert.
Das tletne Boot tpurbe in Mtome 3erz
{@eut unb fieb.n Mann get0btet. Den
orei 9au4ern miberfubr bafelbe
Gdtdfal, tpGbrenb breibtg Man1 auf
benz Quai f4per perlebt tpuroer.
Der @ounernenr unb anbere Bez
ante begaben ii@ mad ber l1nglidsz
{tele, UNI bic Mrbeiten CUR Bergur19
Der 2eiden gu leiten. Die 9ertpu1=
beten purben fofort in 8ebanblung
qenommen. Die 8eborben finb Der
Mnii@t, bab a1es in benz Mrdd be-
fnblide Dpnamit erplobirt 1T; aber
Bis iebt baben fi& nod feline 9alder
qefunoen, tpel4e eine unteriuhun9
pornebmen pollen. Die @rploion
ma4te bic gauge Stabt erbeben unb
mari cine unsebeure @dule Maher,
@9lamm, 3ol3 u. {. IN. bod in bic
Quft. Die Ne9terung pat e1rle unS
terfu@ung angeoronet, I'M gu err1itz
teln, men bic S@ulb an benz unglid
triHt.
Das 0olt glaubt, bab bic @rploitor1
bur4 Sorsloiisteit erfolst 1T, unb II.
re Wutb bat jere 9Dbe erretht, oab
nur bic fddrfften Acknowledgements
reqeln l1nruben unb 8lutpergiebe1
permeiben tDnnen. Mls Der erite
@6red poriiber mar unb es betannt
tpurbe, baB bic @rplofion Msni4enlez
ben getpitet bat, tpurben bic 8etpobner
piitbenb. Cine beulenbe Menge 1a11z
melte {id 1ofort unb iiirmte mad ben
Mobnungen bes 3iptlgouperneurs rlro
beg Sngenieurs, tpel@er bic 5orti4af=
fung bes ;;Dpnamits gu %ibertpader1
hutte. Die' 8ebrobten peri4loi1 en-
lire 9biirn unb perbarritabtrten be
1elben nit MDbeln unb anoerer be-
pegliaen @egenitdnben. Die Wterl9e
itieB Drobungen aus, big lie better
tpurbe. Mittlerpeile tpurben 5rup<
ben auf benz @@auplaB ber unrrbe
ge{anbt, bic Menge 5u 3er1treller1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
@iuac, aemcinian, 1T Scn 3oo.

IN @o{e Gill Sa., tpuroen
bic Qeihen bes 20 Sabre alien Sobn
Meeb uno bes 10 Sabre alien vi
@batp at einem 8aum5tpeige bdrgeno
qefunben. Die beiben a4tbaren So
milien %anqeb0renben iungen Heute bat<
ten augenideinli4 @elbitmoro beaartz
oer. Man tennt teinen @r>nb fir
TIRE Shat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

me gu beseiitern, aus benz 2aden
ni9t beraustam, mar auber fih Dor
Derlegenbeit. Mls ibr aber bic per=
tpiini9te perriide pteber bingerei4t
tpurbe. serietb fie bor Wutb auber
ii9 unb f9lus benz @enius Das 9aar
UNI bic Obren. Der 0orbang fiel.
unb bic Oper mar gu Gnbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

Das erDbte literariide Wert, bas
je in einem 2anbe unternommen muir
be, ia pie1eiht bas sr0bte Bud Der
Welt pirb bon Uncle Sam beraussez
seben unb fiibrt ben 1ttel: .Der 81
aeiionstries, cine 3uiammenitelluns
Ger amtli9en Mttenitiide Der unionsz
unb Der gpnf0berations> 9eere." Die
0er0Fentliduns puroe Dor 20 Sab
rem beIdloKen unb oiirfte i'm Sabre
1895 nouenbct porlicssn.
Wenn poQenbet. tpirb bic @ei4i4te
aus 100 Bdnben in Sftapoformat,
nit je 1000 @eiten, beiteben unb aus
einem gigantiihen Mtlas, unb nabe3u
$2,5OO,OOO tnerben fir tire 9eritelz
lung ausseseben iein. Sober 8anb
1T brei Sou bid unb tpiest so Bis 60
lln3en b. b. bas Wert pirb Elm &C.
iammtsetpi4t bon $40 pfunb baben;
fpenr, ale 8Gnbe in cine Reibe seftellt
merben. bebeden lie einen 80 SUB
laneen Haum. SIN @anoen perben
bon bie1er toloNalen 1%20bdnbisen Sc
i@idte 1000 gremplare gebrudt
tperben, 10 bab bic Mussabe alfo
100000 BGnbe init auiammen
1890, 900 Drudfeiten umfaKen
tpirb. 8ts jebt iinb 80 8dnoe sez
brudt.
Das gar3e Wert tpirb aus bier Mb=
tbeilunsen befteben bon benen bic err
fe in 4ronolosii9er Reibenfolse ale
militGrii4en Operationen, bic 5tpeite
bic amtli9e Corresponding unb bic
@apporte bon beiben Seiten, aud be-
treFs Der Rriesseefansener, bic britt
te dies iibrige Moterial unb bic pierte
bic Gprrefponben5, 8eri1te u. (. m.
Der confDberirten 8eb0rben mtttbetlt.
Die 8ebanblung 1T bur4neg unparz
tbeii14, unb nihts lit aufgenommen,
mas nidt amtli9 beglaubist 1T; alio
3eitunss= unb pribatbriefe iino OBJ
{olut aussef@loHe n. Dasegen 1T jez
be amtli4e Queue benubt, unb aus
alien 2beilen bes 2anbes fam cine
unf4dbbare @ammlun9 bon Dotuz
menten, banbf&riftli&sn Depei&en
unb 8eri9ten u. (. IN. sufammen.
2aut beionberen @ongreBbei4luhes
aus bemi Sabre 1882 perben bic H.
600 Gremptare alfo bsrtbeilt: 1000
an bic peri9iebensn RegierungszDez
partements, 1000 our @ertbeiluns
bur9 ben 8riegsmtnifter an Sfiaiere
bes 6eeres unb Mitarbeiter, $500 on
{olde 8ibliotbeten, Mrmeepoiten, Orr
aani1atione1 unb pripatperfonen, tpels
DE bon Senatoren bes At. @on9reKes
auser5eben murben; unb nur 700
Gremplare, tpo3u bie1ei4t nod ettpa
500 tommen, beren uripriinglihe Gmz
pfdnser eeitorben finb, tperben bonn
Rrie9s : Departement pertauft perz
ben, unb atpar beinabe gum Soften
preis, b. =. 5u SO Biz IS Gents Der
Barb in 2eintpanb. sebunben, unb gu
81 in 2eber gebunbtn. Die Bis iebt
beraussegebenen 8dnbe toiten, einfaH
gebunben, 3ufammen $500 Der Itz
las tpirb SIP toiten.
Scbalb bieies @ieienpert polenbet
5etn mirb, tommt bic 0er0fentlihung
Der rGlottenberi@te beg Rrieges" an
bic @eibe; bod ion biefe 4us9abe
niGt 10 tpeitldufg. anselest tperben.
SolH' Rieientpert fann ubrtgens nur
BEL uns bier entiteben, in europa fabt
man 1ol9e @aben fiir5er ab, unb oas
lit gut. Denn es iiberlGuft etnen talt,
tpenu man barar bentt, mas aus ber
armen Menidbeit tperoen iollte, tpenn
ieber bon ben oabllofen &riegen, bic
lie nit Srauer erfil1t baben, ben Sc
genitanb elmer 10 bdnberetden Gbroz
nit bilber tpiirbe!
N Asus1A
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@Arttberi6tt.
Chicago.

OVtC00o.
Minterpeiaen $751;; CONNER
tpeiaen 59-61; @ossen 47-48; Ser
fte 42-55; 9afer 80 3333; Corn IS
-36; Me6l 100 $3.50; &leie 1000
1880; Mibblings 1926 1850;
Rleeiamen 8.6O-lO.OO; 9imotbpiaz
men 3.9O-4.25; Gla4s 1.37; Stmoz
tbpbeu 8.00-10.5O; prairiebeu 600
$50; Butter, Creamery 1872; BUT
ter, Dairp 17-2O; @tiere $685.
rs; Rube 10000; @toders 3.15
$40; RGlber =; S4meine 4.40-
40; @4ufe $40; 2Gmmer 400;
@efdla4tete !9ubner 30; Surtep
TO; Gnten 9-11; @dnie 6-8;
!3niebeln 45-55; Grb1en 80 -95;
Mepfel 4.50-6.25; RartoHeln As
IS; 8pbnen 1.5O-1.55; Gier ~;
9onig 10-14; 9onig, ausgelaRen 5
g; 9alg IS; Wbistep LIS; Rdz
ie, Creamery 11-12; Rdfe. @4tpei=
3er 12-13.
Wei3en $751;; Rogsen 41-42;
@erfte 4244; 9afer 20; Corn 81;
Glads ITO; rpatent" zMebl $50;
&leie 1850; Milbes 9eu 4.50; Butt
ter, Creamery 1872; Butter, Dairp
1870; Gier 11-12.
gtonr Gttp.
Der 800; @toders unb Teeoers $50
$40; G4afe 3.00-3.20; @4peine
4.4O. ..".
QantaS GttN.
@tiers 2.5O-4.2O; @toders unb
1eebers 2.85-3.5O; 8iibe 1.50-
2.85; @4,peine 4.40@4.50; @Aafe
%unperdnbert; @ei3en 48-54; Gorn
31-33; Safer 1872; Butter -
81; @ier 10.
eoutt smaba.
6eebers 2.O0-3.40; &ube LIS
2.95; Riibe, setpDbnli9e 1.00-1.75;
@41peine 4.20-4.40; 9eu, uplano
Ribe unb 9eifers 1.6O-2.4O; &dlz
6.00-6.50;.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-12
One Coupon for All

rill Of Montreal is in town Rev 3. w.
Atwell of ShclbuHe preached at St.
Marks church April S.-Mr and Mrs Or.
o. 3. Gould and @ rtrude Lawrence ra.urn-
ed from their winters stay in California
last week. $. II. Anderson has moved from
Rebccca Corey house On Third street to one
of the Bean q Nevland's tenements on Cen
trial strect.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Gon have
gone to Barton OH Il visit
Wednesday evening the Baxter post 40.
II and good number Of our citizens assem-
blcd at the G.. A. r. hall. when Hon. G. \.
Prouty presented the post with an elegant
memorial volume of nearly 400 blank pages
i'll which is to be placed the history Of the
boys of their town and their war record.
The presiding officer, Commander e. +.
Branch, in behalf Of the post in few well
chosen words thanked the donor. There
were also remarks by Rev. K. l.. Od,. Rev.
A. l.. Cooper, Hon. John Young, j. W.
Redmond, y. J. Farrell. Theo Grout.
Music was furnished by Blair's orchestra.
Will Daverson will work in Boston at car,
penter work. whore he has spent the winter
taking music lessons MIR. Ar-iuo of East
Highgate has moved into j. Z. Lambert
tenement e J. Hibbard ha, gone to Bos-
ton ON business j. T.. Lambert has gone to
, Boston to find frst-cass baker A son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander
last Tuesday
Mr.. II. II. Flower, dry goods merchant,
! Newport. is to have "A National cash regis
ter. which will enable him t. determine tho
number Of people who enter his sore during
| the day.
Continued on the 9TH pagcl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-12
CHITTkNDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

A new bobbin factory is assured. 5. y.
and G.. W. Brownell have contracted TO
build factory building and TO have it
ready for occupancy by June IL for the Yer
mont Spool and Iohbin company. The
building is to he 40XS0 feet and one half of
it two stories high, with fire proof boiler
house paint and packing rooms and Office, with
Il capacity for working p OF more employees,
This factory will be built near the present
tub shop at Brownell's mills and will
be run with power from the dam there
Edmund Whitney and wife, who have been
spending the winter with his father, r. r..
Whitney of Williston, and Mr. and Mrs. j..
II. Robinson of Burlington visited at G. b.
Drurv's last week Saturday Alba Booth
is at home from Swanton for "A few days.
Miss Dora Read is visiting in St Adams for
a few days Tho graded school
opened on Monday morning with
the same board of teachers. Brake
man Maroney fell from train Satur'
dav night in the yard here and injured his
side. breaking one rib. physician was
called. who fixed him up and he was taken
to ST. Adams hospital William Davidson
has moved from job Bates house into the new
house of S. \. Brownell. Andrew Slado
has moved from the rear of the Folsom
house into the job Bates house, vacated by
William Davidson.
Miss Lottie B. Read is at home from her
school in Randolph for a vacation. The
Chittenden county school directors met al
the school house Thursday to discuss mat
tiers pertaining to our schools. About ~
| were present Superintendent Stone wa
present and made AN interesting speech il
the morning. This being the annual meet
IN. f,ll,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALif'CRNiA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. en-.
LOUISVILLE, M hEW YORK. nv
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ton $3.50. Louis Martclle has moved in
with Edwin Whittier.
ORWELL.
Tho Citizens band has lately purchased
new euphonium and new solo alto saXo"
phone. The band numbers 16 and is re
hcarsing with view to giving open air
concerts from time to time during the sum
mer.
ROCKVILLE.
Y. +. Gulley and wife .of Addison have
been visiting at L. f. Townsend s.-Mary
Rich. student of Middleburv Graded
school, returned to her stud>s last week -
Charles Lewis has had tumor removed
from his shoulder.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-12
WHY and WHERE.


Why should YOU advertise
Because that is the only way to get people
to come to you to buy your goods.
Where should you advertise?
III the paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live here
abouts. Those who read aud think and
have the cash to buy with all read the Free
Press. Those who can get the DAILY read
that Those who live away from the post
office read the WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-12

creamery Ira Lincoln has moved into the
house recently purchased by him. Key. ~.
d. Barber of Willston supplied the pulpit
for Rev. C. Pike last Sundays NJ. Mead
was home over Sunday 1t is expected that
Rev. G. II. Merrill. secretary of the Yer
mont Domestic Missionary society, will oc-
cupy the Congregational pulpit next Sun
day .-Mrs. York. an aged lady, was buried
from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will
lard Story, Tuesday of last week Mrs.
Story is now sick
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SHELDON.

Rev Mr.. Spencer Of Montpelier supplied
the desk at the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev Mr. Cleves of Enosburgh Centre sup
piled at the Congregational church in ex-
change with Rev. Mr. Davis --Iiev. Mir.
Thatcher is improving S. Lawrence is
recovering from tho surgical opcrati N per
formed several days ago. % Conell ~ Shea,
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

H \. Gale has been running as mail
clerk tue past week between here and Spring
field. Mass Charles Cade has sold his liv-
cry business to Fred Sisco. MIR. tade will
10 to Boston for II few wccks,-GeorSe Mer-
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
SHELDON.


The annual meeting of the Franklin Coun-
ty Poor House association was held at the
poor farm, Tuesday, April 3, and the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
Year: President, A. 4. Brooks, Swanton;
cepresidont, G.. \. Hull, Berkshire; sec
rotary, Daniel Leach, Fairfield: directing
committee, e. r. Skeels of Highgate and
James Kemp Of Enosburgh; investigating
connittc, \. u. Norskns, Franklin; audi
tors, &. \. Hull Of berkshire and a. u.
Norskins of Franklin; committee TO employ
chaplain, \. T. Leach, Sheldon; agents to
defend suits at law, Daniel Leach, Fairfield;
superintendent Of poor house and farm, L.
h. Lampher, Sheldon.
FRANKLIN.
Charles W Yates died at the home of
James Randall Sunday Mr.. Yates has been
n successful clerk in n large store in Spring
field, Mass, and Buffalo, n. \. lhe latter
position he resigned about five months ago
on account Of failing health. Mr.. Yates
vas married last July 10 Miss hottie Kan
dali who with many other friends ARE left
u mourn their loss. They have the syTnPA
thy II the ehtiIe community. The funeral
viii Ice held Tuesday afternoon, H.
| lautuan 4 Son are moving their grocery
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Hcman Campbell is home from Mont
pell"r on short visit. Charles Campbell is
building now varandas. painting and other
wise repairing his house.-The Centre stu
dents were home from Bakersfield spending
their Fast day vacation -George Jones and
David Fuller have moved with their fami-
lies to West Wes'iield. Miss Florence Be
dell teaches tn" school at West Wcstield.
which began Monday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURG.

ALBURG.
Albert G. Mott one of our popular and
substantial farmers, and his wife, have To-
Gated in Burlington. Miss Bcrnah Lessor
has returned to Burlington, whore she is a
student in the high school, having spent her
weeks vacation at home.
ISLE IA MOTTE.
The lake i, quite or nearly full of ice
north Of the Isle La Motto BRIDGET. c..
Holcomb was home over sunday from Bur
lington, where is attending the Medical col
lege commenced in district 40. |
last Monday with Miss Hattie Reed as
teacher
ALBURG SPRINGS.
Mr.. Charles VI. Clarke of Rochester, :.
y, was in town over Sunday visiting his
father.