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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28
SUGAR WILL BE TAXED.
Senate Strikes the Item from the Free
List-The Vote.

Sugar will he taxed. At noon or
Wednesday Senator Aldrich demanded
a separate vote upon the committee
amendment striking sugar from the
free list. The amendment was adopt
eds to %. Quay, lrby, Allen and
Kyle voted aye and PETER no.. The de-
tailed vote was as follows:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28

u.oh Pacific train and ran it to the
IRA camp, Offering it to Kelly to
f~port his men. The offer was de-
ahd warrants were issued for the
,.o' the girls. They skipped the
Ely, however, and subsequently
IT, helly's industrials. The girls
10 De typewriters and give their
|o,on as Edna Harper and Anna
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28

wayman boarded a street car in the
suburbs and robbed the mOtOrman.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28
ON JAW WORK
L,,cr WILL LIMIT DEBATE ON
THE TARIFF BILL.

Epees the Bill VIII Be Back from the
within Ten Days and Then 1t
e., ia Pushed Observation-Disclosures in
kbicagO.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28

to b.
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uchactivi'y.
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which the
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oses direct
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-28

| ard PERL
|skeleson,I
|lnis. nearyI
| slye bopss,I
con,i&er.I
'i!n Of tha,I
pas havsI
fossil rel
|dand pro
fent date,I
made b,I
etons anil
flnar'kablaI
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
aurse 9asesnen steiten-

Sci @3bon n, S., niitbete Elm befz
tiger 9aseliturm.
Beanie Der 8unoesgebeimpoli3ei erz
mittelten, bab fali@e 2 Doqar>@
i'm umlauf ftnb.
Sn Der INSTRUMENTATION @epuz
blit Can g alpabor 1T pteber
cine @epublit I'M beiten @ange.
8ei elmer J%euersbrunft in benz Dor
fe @atotp Bel 4otsbam fpitlte Rai=
Ter Milbelm Der 3peite nit Gifer ben
5euerpebrmann.
Die &0nigin bon Stulien ion an
&ebltopf<Rrebs leiben, elmer dhnli4en
arantbeit, tpie bic, pel@er 8aiier
Triebri@ bon Deuti@lanb erlag.
6err Gbparbs, @eneralconful Der
Ser. Staten in Berlin II, 1T beftig
an Der Grippe erfrantt.
Sn q 0 nj begann Der Pro3eB geger
bic Direttoren unb 8eamten Der 8anz
CO Momano, tpel9e angetlugt iinb Elm
Defait i'm 8etrage bon 28,000,00O
Sire baburh beruria4t gu baben, bab
fie @taatsbeamten uno Polititern @elb
gaben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
RanjaS GitD.
amacmtratpaQ Il. Nolem.

Mardau, z. Mui. Gin 9aufe
Mrbtiter, tpelde beim 8au Der neue11
&aierne in @raiemo befdaftigt limb,
brang in bas S%ubenpiertel unb bemo<
lirte bic 2Gben unb 9dufer ber iibiz
19en 9dnbler; bic MGnner tpurben
gei4lagen unb bic Grauea beleibigt,
unb f4lablid legten bic Mufribrsr
aud nod 5euer an @ofort tpurben
3tuppeu beorbert unb bic Menge auf=
geforbert, acknowledgements. ga
Dem 8efebl nt@t Golge geleiftet murbe,
erbielten bic Solbaten 8efebl gum 5eu>
ern. @ier MGnner purben fofort gez
t0btet uno ap0lf 10 fatper perpunoet,
bab iie tpenige Stunben barauf itars
ben. @egen bunbert Nnbere tpurben
mebr ober minber f@per perleBt. ST.
1ige ber Suben tpurben i4limm augez
ri@tet, aber Retner 1T lebensgefdbr>
lih perlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
sttut,str,c aspoNttf.

Gs lit mertmiirbig, gu beoba9ten,
mie fldrenb unb p%eri0bnenb Con-
nenl1eim uno Maienliifts auf bic poz
litii9e @timmung pirten, beionbers
pen>1 iie als Oiterlen5 i'm Meni@en bic
eriten Triiblingsgefii6le modem. Sm
Mquorium Der 9agesprehe fApimmt
bann bic Mbriftun9sente eintraAtigz
lift nsben BET @eef1lange uno oas
Quedi fiber i'm politilden Wetterglaie
ltebt cine 3ett lang unperrud6ar auf
beitdnbis. G9abe, DaB es nidt INNER
10 bletben fam btsr unter benz tpehz
ie(nben Monb. Menn ndmli9 2ebensz
luft uno 5rteoensfreuoe ii4 in gar gu
ieltiamen Musitrablungen erseben, tperz
ben bic Mettermader BON Bsruf ii6er
ibre Nnii9t befragt, unb biele prop6s<
5eien re~gelmdbis, ~geitibt auf langjahs
rige G%rfabruns unb &enntnihe," paB
auf ben Comment hein Eegen unb
@inb, pieGeidt gar Sturm folgen msrz
bs, bab, ieit &ain ben @bel erf4lagen,
benz Observation-Disclosures aQerlei S4le5<
tigfeitea %i1nspobnen, baB man auf
Gam feline !9Gu1er 6anen unb CUR
2iebe niemanb stpingsn tDnne, unb pes
oere(sidsa Weis6ett51priifs mebr lino.
Das drgerlidlts 1T, oab pieie erfa6rez
men Mdrrner tets re9t bebalten. 5rob
oQsbem iolten aud) bic Sriblinsserz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

male Msiieridaft i'm GreTen gu errinz
ger. Mls bic Worrdtbe gu gnbe GIN
gen unb bic gu elmer furht6aren Mrs
belt perurtbeilten aenner Die Scribe
rungen Der GG1te nibt mebr erfulen
tonnten, ba flosen ben armen 2euten
BrDtden, Gldfer. Melfer an ben Sept.
Mebnlih crying es benz betannten Orr
9Golpgeu prof. Nispiz2anbi. Den
unglidli9en %tpanoelte bic Suit an,
ben 5eitsaiten bic 8eDeutuns oes Or
tes, an benz fte ii@ befancen, piRenz
I9aftlta gu iQuitriren. gr itieg mit=
tells elmer Setter in Die Niihe ner
alien Mauer, unb 6esann feline Neoe,
aber taum bate man i'm erblidt, 10
erDFnets man segen i'm Elm 8pmbars
bement nit 8rot, Semmeln, Speifes
reite unb mas 1onit niat gang met
unb nagelfeit mar. Ser 9srr grof.
poute entflieben, aber einise liebensz
miirbise hatten bic Setter fprtgetrasen
unb 10 LANCE tie ni4t berbelgeI9aFi
mar, muBte ber arme prpfei1or ais
Gegeni tanb Der @oltsbelutigung bsrz
balten. Damn ersDBten ii9 bic 9erren
baran, our SDroerung Der 0eroauuns
nit ben persolbeten RalbstDpfen 8au
gu ipielen. Mnbere joblten, grDblten,
briiIten unb trieben auerbano fonft;ge
anmutbise &ursmeil. 60 enbete bic
leste Rummer oes offi5ienen Seitproz
Qrumms.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
gDtcocr cine shab.0ef6ihtc.

eSn Merico 1T bic Ma@ri4t BON Der
@ntbedung zines ipanifhen SaaBes,
i'm 8etrage bon $5,000,000 in ben
Salapaz9 6ben i'm 8unbesbe3irte Mez
rito, eingelaufen. Mdbrenb Elm auf
einem 2anbgute angeitellter 8eamter
iiber bic Telber rift, b~erianten bic 9ufe
1eines Yferoes in elmer @ertiefung, nell
de einen barten 8oben bate. @r ities
ab, unb unterfu4te bas Sod naber,
urb fanb babel einen b%ieredtgen Stetl1
nit Der Sn5@rtft: rl1nter biefem Stein
liegen $5,00O,O00." Ser Gtgentbu>
mer bes @utes ftel1te fofort 2eute an,
UNI ben @@ab gu beben, aber ba elm
Streit iber bas @tgentbumsreat ent=
ltanb, purbe Der plab einitneilen unter
bic 8epa9ung bon 2anbpoli3t1ten gez
fteQt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
81 aenl sberme,, oes Garaeaaa.

@ " .~s M
Wom enoe pes l11ternatlonale11 me-
oi3inAder &or9rehes IN Hom. bas 1t4
ourbal1s als Jaree abip1elte, neroen
leBt radtrdgll@ pertdh1eoere elr3tiz
better betanrt, oN D1e1es urtbe1! pc
ttdttge11. 90 tdretbt man Der "Grtt.
Stg." O1e Hor9rel1t1te11 naren gu
et11em @11e1t IN ben 5berr1er1 pes Garaz
Gala etngelaoen. 0as mar cine gludz
lthe S0ee. Mber neil bier aud bic
'betterl Soeen oerbu113t tperDen, 70 1T
aus Dem "Hun@", oas bic &ongreBz
mttglteoer elnne9n1e1 1olten, cine nj.
Dertpdrt1ge TreBorgte g%etporoen, bel
Der tie 1elber our Noue Der 3u1hauer
perurtbetlte uno als rAusllbenoe" NIT
u111ttlbarer @1er l1no u11ermuol'cber
Mus0auer etn1ge ta1le1D Per1o11er
thdttg tpare11, 0ererl Be3tebu11gen CUR
Wtsol31rt crit naEA Dem Sund Dnr@
Mtagenertrantur9e11 ooer ga1tr119e
.@t0runge1t Derr11ttelt tperoen Dnrfte'1.
Die Mnoronunger toaret1 rec9t gut gsz
trofen. Sn ben beloen tpe1te1ten Mauz
men Der 5ber11e11 mare11 e111e He1be
3ateln aufge14lagen, auf nel1en man r
.Spet1en uro 9etrante 9el9n1adDpl
angeoro11et bate. 91r1ae, Hatoer uno
Hammer naren 9n3ertpe1lt geprafen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
Ser @6ub Der benz Musl ferben

- Ser S0uR Der penn Nus 1erDeH
entgegen gebenDen Sbierarten, beren
s3abl ii4 bur9 eine unperninftige Werz
folgung berielben RAID berminDert bal,
i9eint acknowledgements mebr uno mebr
Mntlang gu finoen. go bat bic @ez
gierung BON @bile tir5li4 elm @e1eB
erla0en, bur9 pet4es fir bic s3elt
bon bier Sabren bic Sago auf See
bunb< uno MalroHe u. t. ~. an Der
9;lenii9en &iilte perboten pirb. Sn
dbnli9er @idtune liegt cine Mabregel,
mclhe ber @aiab bon Sarapat ange=
prbnet bat, inbem er ben Naturtor=
19ern unb benen, bic ii9 oafur ausge=
ben, ben gtntritt in ieine 8eiibungeIr
berboten fat, UNI Der @srbeerung, nell
be unter ben isltenen p1an5enzMrten,
be1onbers ben SrbiDeen, tpelAe li9 I'M
ben leBten Sahren poa5osen baben,
Elm 3tel au ieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
stnsnenanascou ,mttdre ernannt.

Sn % aibington bat prdiibent
Glebelanb folgenbe @ommiifion erz
nannt, UNI bic @ereinisten Staaten
auf Der Mntmerpener Mus1teuung gu
bertreten: @eorge g. Mafep bon Deluz
tpore, @eneralcommtfGr; 8. %. Sill
bert, Nen Oprt; q. 6. Ginning, Suiz
nots; s. u. Cannon, @aibington;
Mlbbonie 2ebuc, 2ouiiiuna.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
lleberianote Der Vrdiioent Sem senat
cine nmtaugreide Gorres
fponbeu3.
Ger etu erfldrenbeS sdreiben beg
staatsiefretdrs Greibarn
beisefist tuar,
Worin bieier bic 0eididte una 8ir'
fun9en bes Berliner &ertrages
barieQte.

Die Samoa= SnIeln, iiber metAe felt
benz Berliner Wertrag 9eutI9lanb,
England uirb bic Ser. Staaten ein
gemeiniames patronat ausiiben, Bill
BEN our .3eit tpieber ben @egenitanb
eifriger btplomati1her 8eratbung 5miz
5den ben bret @ertrassmGdten. Quh
ben GongreB in Wa1binston beibdftigt
bic Mnselegenbett. @ergansene Wode
nun iiber}anbte 9rdiibent Glepelano
benz Senate bic bur9 ben am 6. b.
Mts. bon Senator @rap eingerei9ten
8eialuB %seforberte @orreiponoens be-
aigli9 Samoas. Die Go~rreiponbeno
1T 1ebr umfangret4 unb flint etpa 10,z
600 Seiten. Sen Dofumenten III Elm
S9reiben beisefiist, nit methem 81
tretGr @reibam bieielben benz prdiz
benton iiberre;dte.
Sn bie1em @4reiben, mel4es fi4er
gu bieler 8eIpre@unsen unb Gontroz
@eranlaf lung geben mirb, nimmt
Der Setretdr @eranla1u Jung, bes 2dnge=
rem feline Bef9liKe iiber bic Wirtung
bes in Berlin gei4lofenen 9ripartit=
@ertrass auseinunber gu ieBen. @leihz
3eitig trirft er einen aqsemeinen Rids
Bid auf uniere 8e5iebungen gu Gu
r1oa Dor u. nab benz Mbi4luNe ienss
@ertrases, metft auf bas @%erfa6ren oes
Nsenten Steinberser, bic Dirt unb Weiz
fe, in tpel4er ben Der. Staaten pasoz
pago als Tlotten= unb &oblenitation
iiberluKen purbe unb auf bic unbefugz
te 9anblung @reenbaums, bes einiti=
gen @eneralz@ pniuls ber @er, Staaz
ten in Mpia bin, tpelder obne GrmGdz
tieung bon Seiten ber @esierung Elm
protectprot iber Samoa ertldrte, unb
5Gblt ale @reigniiie auf, tpelde enbliA
gu benz in Berlin erfol9ten MbihluHe
bes Sripartitz@% ertrages apiIden ben
Ser. @taaten. Deutf9lanb unb @robz
britannten fiibrten. Damn beipri@t
er bes Ndbererr bic @tnfibruns elmer
nelen Reeierunesform auf Samoa, bic
@rpdblung Mulietoes gum &0nise,
bas Miberftreben, nit pelhem fib Bic
@in9eborenen benz neren Regime fig
ten, ben Nusbru9 bes Rrieges i'm Suli
1898, bic S%nterpention Der bret @erz
tragsmd9te u. (. m. unb iaet bann am
.G@lufe: .Menrt mir einer nii4ternen
Riidblid auf bic @ei9idte un5erer 8sz
3iebunQen Al Samoa tperfen. biirfen
mir tpobl frasen, mas mir auBer ben
l~1ntoften, bic @erantportli9teit unD
Sic @ertpirtlihungen bur4 unier Nbz
ipeiben bon unierer felt ftebenoen Poliz
tit %getponnen baben". ST fu9t bin5u,
baB ber @erltner @ertrag uns ni4t
rlur in elm bertpirrerbes Biinbnib berz
pidelt, fonbern bic l1ebel, bic jeBt abz
setpanbt tperben fpllen, bur4aus ni9t
%9emabert, nenn ct lie ni4t nod berz
ihtimmert babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
S.rctt II, WtarDlano.

STD It ; u g, Mo., 10, Mai. Sc
gen ale @rpartung iino auh tauieno
@rubenarbeiter aus &oblengruben in
an ben Strife gegangen uno
man erpartet, AUDI in Marnlano cine
oollfanoiae 8striebsiodung berbei5u=
fibren. J
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

.lafen Ss uns BOT, bieier Stelle iteiz
ben NIT neuseitdrtter 2iebe gu unfez
rem Naterlanbe, NIT bDberer Werths
IhGbuna Der Wiirbe Der 8iirgeri9aft
unb nit einem @ebete gu Soft. bob
unier BOLT an Der @eiinnuns feitbalten
mDse, pelde in Der 2iebe unb Werebz
rune fir ameritaniide Mutterpiirbe
ent1priebet."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
Dvmamttcrploisun 1T QIfrifa

Mlgier, 9. Mai. Sn einem So
tel, bas einem gepiRen 9orti geb0rt,
ereisnete fi4 beute eine Dpnamiterploz
iion, burA bic eine Perion. get0 sste;
unb brei perleBt *purbsn. Sorti butte
por Sturgeon ,3u Soulon in einen pra=
5efe gegen Mnar9iiten 9egen bieiel5tn
3eugnib abgelegt, unb man slrubt
beSbalb, bab bic @rplofion oa: eEtrt
BON Nnar@iiten 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
sln0cbltMc Ntbiltttcmpcrihp6.

Sn 81. 9etersburg 1T sie
Poltaet angebli9 elmer neuen pe!tpecz
apeigten Nibiliitenperi4mDrung auf
bic @pur getommen. Gs ioQen in
@erbinoung nit ber1elben bereits iiber
bunbert perionen perbaftet tporoen
fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
epat ,,.r Mcacnjnaft ae,oaeu

Dunsmine, Gal., 10. Mat. @eo.
9ader, elm rei1er 8iebbanDler aus
.Sbaita 0aQep, 1T perbaftet porben,
neil ct in @erba9t itebt, bor 81
Sabren feline Grau unb iein Sinh erz
morbet gu baben. gs beiBt, baB er
eu4 letne 3peite Trau unb ein Gnfslz
limb umgebra4t baben loq.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
Narttberthte.
4ntcaNO.

Wintermeiaen 54-59; @pmmerpeis
3en -; Rogeen $3.50; @erite 90
60; Safer 1885,; Corn 37-39;
mebl 10000; Rleie 11.12; Mibbs
lings -; &leeiamen 8.75-9.25; ST
motbDfamen 4.O0-4.25; Gla9s LET;
SimotbDbeu 7.OO-1O.5O; prairiebeu
8utter. Creamery Is
II; Butter, Dairp 12-16; Stiere
33.9955-4.2O; Rube 2.4O-3.65; 9ei=
fers 2.85- $50; RGlber -; S4meine
5.15-5.35; S9afe 2.OO-5.35; 2Gms
r1er 4.O0-6.O0; 2ebenbe 9lbner 8;
9urfeb 10; gnten SO; @Gnie
pet Dubenb 800 500; 3miebeln As
-55; Grbfen $50; Mepfel 500
$50; Rurtofeln 65-82; 8obnen
1.W-1.80; Gier 9; 9onig 1913;
9onig, auSgelaFen 5-6; Salg -;
Mbistep LIS; &die, Creamery 10
IL; adie, @@mei5er 12-13.
MtnneafeItS & ct. Nattl.
M.iaen 58-63; Mossen 43- 4
@trte 80 81; Safer So; Corn 80;
1la4s Ito; .9atent" zW2ebl 2.15;
&leie 900; Mtlbes 9eu 700; Butter,
Creamery 16-20; Butter, Dairp Il
-18; gier 80.
QanfaS 9th.
Met3en 5O-54; Corn 1916; 9uz
fer 34-3 IS; Butter 14-18; gter 8;
@tiere 3.00-4.40; Ribe 200 1855;
Stoders unb Geeoers 2.15- $50;
@4peine 5.OO-5.20; S4afe 3.75-
$50; QGmmer 4.00-4.5O.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

Quf Der grtedifden Sniel Guz
brea purbe am 7. Mdi abermals Elm
Grbbeben per5piirt.,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

Dur9 Grplofion in elmer 4emiI4en
6abrit in @altbam Mbbep na9e 8 0 n
BON nurben bier Perionen getDbtet
unb breibtg nerlebt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
WOLCOTT.

Sixty-seven tickets sold here for the Mem
phremagog excursion.
DR.. A J. Valleau is spending a few days at
Napanee. Ont his former home.
Mrs. NJ !. Leach has gone To Monument
Beach To spent the summer with her brother
c. G. Parker.
Miss Grace Wright 81 Hyde Park spent
Saturday and Sunday with her friend Miss
Lillian Yalleau.
Mrs. Hendricks was taken suddenly sick
Sunday morning but at present she is though
to be much better.
DR.. T. p. Hubbell has gone to the White
Mountains to spend few days. The trip
will combine business with pleasure. He will
be absent about ten days.
The Al Martz Speciality Company is billed
for this place Friday evening, August 3.
Everybody remembers them favoTably and
will undoubtedly draw full house.
Haskell pays 10 cents for eggs, and the
highest cash price paid TOR butter at his store
every Tuesday and Saturday. lie has two
well located and nicely fitted up tenements
for rent in Morrisville. For particulars call
We understand that there is a granite COM
pany about to be started at this place, pro-
vided the town will furnish sheds, derricks,
etc, an amount not TO exceed 5000. A town
meeting is called for August IA to see what
action will be taken. This is an enterprise in
which every man in town should be interest
ed, as it is for every mans good to have it
here.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
CADY'S FALLS.

Fred Dow is putting new roofing on the
ell of his house.
Miss Ida Holbrook and Mrs. Story visited
Mrs. Carr recently.
Mrs. Blakely and son of Montpelier visited
Edison Cheney recently.
Those who attended "Hazel Kirke" were de-
lighted with it's presentation.
A. B. Pease who was so dangerously ILL.,,
seems to have fully recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland of Boston were
guests at Ira Carrs Tuesday.
Mrs. Shepard who has been ill so long, died
at her home in Garfield Monday last.
A. NJ. Cheney OF Orange, Mass, who has
bsen visiting friends here, returned Tuesday
Mr.. billiard says his best Republican hen
recently presented him with an egg measuring
S12x6R inches.
Sneak thieves recently forced an entrance
into Mrs. PapiDeau's cellar and stole fruit
jars, jelly, pork, etc, Friday night.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Luther Woods is in town.
Ben Bowen is moving to Ober Hill.
The fall term of school will begin Sept 3.
Hattie Burnett visited in Stowe last week
Mrs. Kelley of Waterville was in town over
Sunday.
John Thompson is happy over the advent
of boy.
Miss Mary Butts of Chicago is visiting at
l.. P. Butts
The iron bridge near Geo. Aliens is com
pleted and is dandy.
Rev. Mr.. Wilbur is to make Eden his home
for the next four months.
Mrs Wetherbv of Burlington spent Sunday
with her neice, Mrs. Joseph Foss.
L. E. Harrington was in town Monday in
the interest of the Parkhurst estate.
Mrs. VIM. Page is at work for Carroll
Mum who is rejoicing over the advent of an
addition to his family.
Ober & Parker have their new mill nearly
completed Their engine has arrived, and
they will soon start up with large force.
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ELMORE.

Mrs. w B. Harris is quite poorly.
o. D. Bacon took trip to Barre last week.
A. A. Bliss and Preston Peake are in Barre
on business.
Mrs. May j. Parker is stopping for a time
with Mrs. Will Talbert
Martin Spaulding is erecting veranda to
the ell part of his house.
Rev. Mr.. Wills caught pickerel last week
weighing 3 pounds ounces.
Bertha Peake has finished her school of
thirteen weeks in district No. ..
Col Woodbury's son Eddie, was in town
last week visiting his uncle, Alonzo Darling.
B. E. Merriam has accepted the position of
Principal in the Hampton Institute, Fairfax.
W. B. Harris was worse and confined to
his bed over Sunday, but is better at this
writing
Clara A. Merriam, Bertha Peake and B. Il.
Merriam are attending the summer school at
Morrisville.
V. L. Slayton of Montpelier, was in town
last week making arrangements for harvest
ing his hay crop.
Harrison Dodge of Morristown, has bought
and is harvesting the grass on Mrs. Wilson
Griswold's place.
Mrs. Lucy p Demmon of Fitchburg, Mass,
arrived in town last Wednesday night, and
is making a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. B..
Harris.
Mrs. A. c. Merriam returned this week from
an eight weeks trip in the west. She visited
at her brothers, |. W. Silloway of Binnfeld,
ILL.,, also in Chicago, Oberlin, Cleveland, and
Chazy, N. T.
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WORCE STER.

Mrs. Alice Pratt is quite sick
Miss Bernice Hunt visited in to wn last week.
A. A. Bliss of EImore, was in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Fred Jacobs is visiting her father in
WillIamstown.
Edmund Utton is able to be out again. but
is looking very feeble.
Mrs. Caroline Pike and her mother, Mrs.
Whitney, are in town.
Anna Wilson is in Morrisville, attending
the summer school for teachers.
l.. W. Porter of West Berlin, was in town
last week looking over things with view to
locating.
Henry and frankie Abbott, with Miss Lii
ian Vail ard Henry Durham, went to North
field on Saturday last.
We had very severe hail storm Thursday
last, doing much damage, especially to corn.
Elmer Brown had two hogs killed by light
ming during the storm
SHILOH'S CURE is sold on guarantee.
1t cures Incipient Consumption. 1t is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent dose. 25
cts. so cts, and 81 90. Sold by II. J. Dwnell.
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STOWE.

Mrs. Kate Peterson is IN.
Mrs. Charles Cutler Is visiting in Canada
John Straw is of duty and on the sick list.
Mrs. George Gibbs is reported as quite sick
An epidemic of a bilious nature is raging in
town.
violent wind storm passed here Wednes-
day last.
Many strangers are in town spending the
summer.
Mrs. Dodge and children went west early
last week.
Horatio Calkins is very sick and
ed to live.
Clark Sisters Minstrel Il oupe expected here
on Saturday eve.
H. Z. Straw has the frame of his house up
and nearly boarded.
Come to the centennial, come early, stay
late and take it all in.
A log house is being erected on Main street
for the exhibit of antiquities.
An ice cream festival was held at the Cong1
church on Friday night of last week.
Mrs Irving, son and father are stopping
with her uncle, Lee Atkins, for the present.
The Ladies Circle was held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Cody on Wednesday last.
The Bigelow Bros, Walter of Burlington,
and Wilbur of Salem, Mass, are at home for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock of Brooklyn, are
expected in town in few days to again
spend the summer.
The house of Will Cross of Sterling was
burned on Wednesday, with how much or
how little is not known.
"Hazel Kirke" will be presented here Sat
urday evening of this week by ladies and gen.
tlemen from Morrsville, assisted by Chas. W.
Russell.
Repairs on some of our sidewalks should be
made before we celebrate. They are in very
dilapidated condition and will merit the eriti-
cism rather than the praise of strangers.
During the centennial on Wednesday the
Sth, Mr.. o. !. Benson and Others will enter
tain people and their teams for a reasonable
price. In fact no one need fear the lack OF
accommodation, nor that they will be charg,
ed high prices.
Early last week Mrs. Ida Lord and daugh'
ter of ILL.,, who are stopping here with friends
received information that their residence
with large portion of the town in which
they lived, had been consumed by fire. moth
ing being saved.
Those who have in charge the arrangement
| and care of relics of rye olden time" at the
| ANTIQUARIAN exhibit at the celebration, earn
estly desire the assistance of the people IN
their collection. We are all anxious to have
a large showing of these articles, but the
committee will find it utterly impossible tt
do this work alone and get together all the
Anticipated keepsakes that should be on ex
hibit, so every one is earnestly asked to bring
such things they think will be a curiosity tC
the public, to the log museum on Main st.
during Tuesday or early Wednesday morn
ing. Don't think what you have is of no &C
count it will be interesting to many ant
help make the occasion grand success.