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Post Mills.

On the 10Th the base ball grounds of
W. A. Dodge were covered by the
mines of Thetford Academy and Post
Mills for a third contest between these
active athletes, score IA to II in favor
of Thetfords.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Douglass are en-
tertaining Mrs. E. P. Douglass and
children of Groton, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Powell took a
drive to Hanover this week, and Mrs.
G.. W. Knight has been stopping with
friends at North Thetford.
Miss Hattie Putnam of Laconia, N.
H., is at the home of her parents, Will
low cottage, on Fairlee avenue.
VIM. Lang of Manchester, N. H., is
at the home of his brother, A E. Lang
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Fulton of
Newbury are entertained at &. w.
Knights.
The baccalaureate at Thetford, by
Pres. Tucker of Dartmouth, was en-
joyed by several of our citizens.
School in the lower district opened
on the 14th under the same instruction
as previously
On the afternoon of the goth, Kath-
erin N. Heaton, after an illness of
many months, peacefully entered the
life beyond. She was the only re-
naming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E..
n. Heaton.
Deferred Items.
A matched game of base ball ON the
18th between the juvenile mines of
West Fairlee and Post Mills, score 20
to 3S in favor of West Fairlee.
AT the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Vermont, l. 0. o. F., held
at Newport on the 10th and 10th. C..
E. Douglass and III. M. Dodge attend
ed as delegates from Crystal Lake
Lodge.
Messrs. Terhune are having their
buildings painted by j. FL. Lane.
School on the Plain opened on the
9TH, having the same teachers as the
past year.
@. Washington Barnes of Lyme, n.
H., visited relatives here last week.
E.. Hart was in Sharon during the
week and Edward Howe is in Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Henry Sargent of Fairlee ave-
nue. gave juvenile party on the 10th,
it being the birthday anniversary of
her niece, Miss Ethel Brooks.
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Adjoining Towns.
New bury.

The ladies of the M. E. church will
give social and literary entertain
ment in Seminary Hall Oh Friday eve
ming, June LIST, being postponed from
Memorial day on account of the pas
tors unavoidable absence, he being
called to North Troy as Memorial day
orator. The Rev. Mr.. Upper is an
old soldier and will give a brief
patriotic speech on the above occasion.
An admission fee will be charged at
the door. ice cream and cake will be
served at the conclusion of the exer-
cises without extra charge. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
A visit at the depot would impress
one with the Importance of our quiet
village as summer resort. In addi-
ton to Uncle William Goodwin who
takes the mail to and from the post
Office and is there every week day in
the year with stout horse and two
seated wagon ready to convey passen-
gers, Mr.. Geo. A. Sawyer has a two
seated, two-herse team representing
the Sawyer House, and Mr.. M. A.
Gale is also there with a team repre-
senting the Gale and Barber livery
Stable anu DuXJOn hOuSo, IDlS uls-
play of public conveyances taken in
connection with the general adapta-
ton of our town, the Mt. Pulaski car
riage road, the natural beauty of Halls
pond and the excellent work done by
our road machine cannot fail to inn
press the summer tourist and CONNER
cial traveller with the Importance of
Newbury as summer resort.
Mrs. Ida Fl. Reed, state president of
the w. G. T. u, addressed Mothers
meeting Friday afternoon, May 18th,
in the Congregational vestry, and in
the evening gave an address at the
same place. The room was we'll filled
and she held the attention of all
"Some ask us what we are doing, we
have 43 branches of work, the most
important being the evangelistic."
She spoke of the prison and Jail work,
work for railroad men, social purity,
purity in art and literature. very i'm
portant branch of work, also of the
advantage to Vermont in having the
Prohibitory law.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-05-25
NeWbury Centre.

Henry Lindsey has new pair OF
horses for drawing the milk.
Robert McAllister who has been
stopping with his son Ed in the south
part of New Hampshire during the
winter is in town.
Mrs. A. B Lyon returned from her
visit to the west part of the town on
Saturday.
j. G. Temple is repairing his barn
by shingling.
James HALEY took slight cold on
Saturday and has not been out since.
We noticed Sunday that Rev. Tup.
per had decided to change his Tues
day evening meetings to the town
house.
Frosts are plenty this year In the
month of May.
The forest fire ON Tuxbury's farm
on Thursday night came near causing
much damage. Had not help come
promptly the fire would have burned
over the entire timber lot.
The Mickey saw mill at the Centre
began saving Monday morning and
before noon a board caught in the
planner ripping out one of the logs
and breaking two of the knives in
small pieces throwing the small parts
in every direction. AS fortune would
have it no one was hurt in any way.
The repairs were made SO that the
mill was in operation Tuesday morn
ing.
Died Wednesday at 4 p. m. Miss
Jane Peach, daughter of James Peach,
aged 63 years and month. Funeral
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Cory,
Friday. May 25, at II O'Clock.
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There IS more catarrh In this section of
the country than all other diseases put to-
Cether. aud until the last few years was
Supposed to be incurabe. For a great
many wears doctors pronounced it a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment pronounced II incurable. Science
has proven catarrh TO be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitution
featured by + j. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in doses
from ten drops TO a teaspoOnful. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address,
FL. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
wSold by Druggists, 15c.
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StraffOrd,

VIM. Turner has moved on to the
Flora Thayer place recently purchased.
Creamery butter for April 16 1-2
cents per pound.
The dry weather and frosts are in
turing the grass and crops in general.
Jas. Morrill, is at home for a few
DAYS to attend to some business matters
Hon. j. S. Morrill, is covering the
roof of his house with galvanized
shingles.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-15
WANT TO JOIN THE HON
CRADLES.

The Cuero Star says: "Sundry
Texas editors will endeavor to
break into the next Legislature.
Among those already in the field
are Co'quitt, Terrell Times Star;
Kennedy Mexia Ledger; NJ. NJ.
Mcfarland, Victoria Times billiard,
Fair field ec,rder; o. ID. B ker,
S .binal Sentinel; BYRON Drew,
Kaufman Sun; McLemnre, Corpus
Christi Caller; Rvundiree, Kyle
Star Vlndicsrur. Besides these
the Star has been informed that
health Legislative bees have been
huzzfng in the bonnets of johnson
of the Yoakum Times and Vogel
"a G of the Goliad Guard"
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IT WAS written in The stars some

IT WAS written in The stars some
months since that Gu berson would
carry the Cameron county conven
ton. He has done SO. 1t is moi
yet however, inscribed amongst
the heavenly bodies that he vii
carry the state convention CLARK
carried the Cameron county Col
vention last time, but he Only
managed to get a portion Of tn.
subsequent state convention.
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THE-DA1LY-HERALD.
Jessf @. @heqler.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper should be at
oomnanied by the name of the author. not necessa
Fis for publication, but as evidence Of good faith
the part of the writer. Write on one side Of thS
paper, in plain hand. Anonymous communities
lions VIII not be noticed. TIE HERALD vii not *
Responsible for the statements OF its correspondents
nnn,r,rIrrh ,r.,>r,c
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G. Tamayo, S. Valdez

G. Tam"yo, S. Vsldczs
Delegates To- congressional con
yen,ion;-L. Kowalsk', IL. Royce,
E. @. For,o, j. G. Ancrgs, j, l.
Kle,ber, j. B, Wells, Victor Sc
hret;
Del, gates to both legislative and
Judicial convention; Ia kowslsk',
Z. c. Forto, j. Il. Wells, y, NJ
Brown, &, NJ, Raphael, ], |. klei
Der. V. Sebree;
Delegates to supreme judicial
conveution:-E, c. Fmt,. J. 3.
Wells, ]. |, kleiber, V. Sebree, &.
kowslski, ], Webb, {. A. Forsy h.
A, Bo,lsck.
The following nominations fot
county offices were reported:-
Thos. Carson, county Judge. +.
c. Forto, sheriff: l., kowslekl, cl IL
of the district court: j Webb, clerk
If the county court; j. A Browne,
collector of taxes; NJ. Hanson, jr.,
county surveyors Geo. Champion,
assessor OF taxes; 9 CARA, county
treasurer; +. II. Goodrich, superin
tendeut OF public schools; G. T"ma
yo, hide AID cattle inspector; A.
Cel"y4, county attorney: Geo. NJ.
Miller, justice OF he peace, precint
,; JAS. Common, constable, precinct
No. ,.
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gates be aud are hereby instructed
to cast the vote 81 Cameron county
az unit Tor Il. W Finley for comp
tfellet of public accounts; Gus.ave
Sehleieher for commissioner of the
general land oliic, Nv. 3. Worthsm
for tiessureh ] Al. Carlisle for sup
etiateudent OF public inetrucliun:J.
W. Stayton, r. Il. Gaines. and I.
j Brown fot justices of the supreme
eou,g J NJ HUT, w. l. Davidson
aud E, j. Smkius for judges court
Of civil appeals; that the delegates
to The supreme judicial convention
cas-, The vote OF this county for F.
A, Williams as Judge of the 1st. su
preme judicial district.
REsoLvEp, further that the dele
gates to the legislative convention
cast the vote of This county for F.
w. Seabury as representative from
this district.
NJ. b. Kingsbury offered an
amendment to the report of the
committee that the Hon. Jno. L.
Kleiber, our present district at
torney, be their choice for that
position, at the coming election,
which was conquered in by the
committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
JAS. B. WELLS, Chairman.
LOUIS KuwALsKI, Secretary.
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THE Victoria Times has bee

THE Victoria Times has been
conspicuous for its absence from
The HERALD's exchange table for
several days. The Advocate, the
veteran journal of the City OF
Roses, also went astray this week,
on it's was to the lower Rio Grande
Why is this thus?
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HoUsToN Pc T: The Is to l free
silver craze has nearly run It's
course, and there is growing evi
dence every day that the people
are coming to their senses.
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BROWNSVILLE. TGNAS-
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Gov. WAITE SEEMS doomed to
disappointment of his desire to
wade in blood to his horses brides.
He expresses himself as much dis
satisfied with the peacable settle
ment of the difficulty between tn,
striking miners and deputies.
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Those who expected any speech
making at the convention last night
were disappointed. The convcn
ton was an exceedingly quiet at
fair.
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EuIbfTSOr For GOTernor 9ifh
John ID. Mccall as Second
Choice.
GROVER CLEVELAND ENDORSED
Delegates Appointed 10 the Va
rious Conventions.-A Full
County Ticket NOmi-
mated.
OPERA HOUSE,
CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS,
JUNE II, 1894.

In pursuance to Il call Of the
Hon. JAS. 3. Wells, chairman of
tie democratic executive committee
of Cameron county, Texas, publish
cd in The DAILY HERALD and
lower Ric Grande, the democrats
Of Cameron county, Texas, assem-
blld in convention in the city Of
Brownsville, at the opera house, for
che purpose of selecting aud nom
mating delegates TO the state con
qention to be held in August next,
and delegates to the congressional
convention and TO the different die
trict, legislative and judicial con-
ventions; also for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the differ
ent county offices of this county,
and suciI other business as might
properly come before it.
Whereupon the Hon. J. b.
Wells, chairman of the democratic
committee Of Cameron county,
called the convention to order, an
noonCing the purpose of the call of
same
Whereupon, on motion Of Hon.
J. a. Michel. duly seconded, Hon.
j. B. Wells was elected permanent
chairman of the convention.
On motion of Adolph Bollack,
duly seconded, Louis KOwalski was
elected permanent secretary Of the
convention
The secretary then read the cali
rs published in the daily papers OF
Brownsville.
On motion of the Hon. j. l..
Kleiber, duly seconded and carried
a committee OF 16 was appointed
BY the chairman for the purpose cf
selecting aud nominating delegates
to the state convention and to the
congressional, Legislative and judi-
cial conventions, also for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for
the various county Offices and also
for the purpose of drafting suitable
resolutions, aud to nominate a per
inanent chairman of the democratic
executive committee of this coun-
~.
Whereupon, the following com
mittee was appointed:-J. I. KIei
Ber,, NJ. B. Kingsbury, VIM. Kelly,
G. NJ. Raphael, Thos. Carson, c.
A. Forsyth, Victor Sebree, D. NJ.
Brown, II. Reyes, Santos Valdez,
Victor Lerms, 0: Gongora, j. G.
Anorga, j.. a. Marz4nO, F. Levrier,
c. Paimayo.- The committee then
retired to consider npon the dis
charge of their duties.
In due time the committee all
nouneed as ready to report, and an
aonuced the following, as the result
Of their labors;-
Delegates to Dallas State conven
fna-5, B. Wells, 2. q. Fortos L.
GsaSssEi5 2. Sssreeg J. & RIeiber,
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ALTHOUGH there were several
very strong Mccall men at the con
vention last night, no one spoke in
his favor.
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GLOW shall | enter the money
the cashier skipped wiIh?" asked
the bookkeeper; "uudcr the profit
and loss?" "N"; suppose you put
it under the running expenses. y
Toronto R porter.
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and BipIome.
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Oci"ya, county attorney, 0eo- NJ.
Miller, Justice OF The peace, precint
,; JAS. Common, constable, pre- cinct
No. 2.
RESOLUTIONS.
Following are the resolutions
drafted by the committee:
RE oLvED that we, the demo-
Gratis of Cameron county in con
vention assembled, do hereby re
affirm our allegiance to the princi-
piles of democracy as embodied in
the Chicago platform OF 1892, and
endorse the efforts of President
Grover Cleveland to fulfill AMI
carry ont the promises therein
made. We endorse and commend
the wise, able aud patriotic admins
istra;Ion of the president, by which
the honor OF the nation and dign-
ity of the flag have been sustained
at home and abroad.
RESOLVED, further that in TIE
Hone. r. Coke and +. Q. Mills,
the state of Texas has found two
faithful servants whose public re-
cord reflects honor as well upon
themselves as ufon their peopIt:
that we hereby express our sincere
regret at the near retirement from
the senate of Governor Coke, whose
long and faithful public services
have earned for him the many
honors conferred upon him.
RESOLVED, further that our repre-
sentative in congress, Hon. W. H.
Grain, is deserving of all praise
and honor for the many and vaIua-
Die service rendered his people
during his long service in the
halls of congress; that he has been
untiring in his Zeal and in his work
for the public welfare, and that in
rendering him this small mete OF
praise, we would also assure him
of our appreciation of his many
efforts in our behalf.
RESOLVED, hat in Hoa. Chas. A.
CulOerson we recognize man and
citizen of pure honor and rare abili
tv, whose nomination TO the office
of governor would be most
worthy choice on the part of the
state democracy; that our delegates
to the state convention be and here
by are instructed to cast the vote OF
Cameron county as unit tor Z.
A. Cniberson for governor. as long
AS his name is before the convention
and to use all honorable means to
secure the nomination for him.
RESOLVED. further that Hon.
John d. Mccall has made a most
excellent comptroller OF public &C
counts and has conducted the affairs
of his office in most satisfactory
manner; that we therefore take
| pleasure in making him our second
choice for the guberhatorial nomi
nation.
RESOLVED, that Hon. r. L. Hen
nv, by his brilliant record as assist
ant attorney general and by his sue
cessfu. pros, cutlons IN the appellate
court, is worthy of a we'll earned
promotion in the department of jus
tice. We therefore instruct orr del
egates 10 the state convention to
cast the woe of Cameron county for
r. L. Henry for attorney general,
as long as his name is before the
convention, and to use all honorable
means 10 secure his nomination to
said Office.
RESOLVED, further that said dele
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-05
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State o
Oregon for Clatsop county:
William Lehnig. plaintiff, VS.. Emmi
Corder Lydia Jameson, Jennie John
son, Sophia Lehnig, and Augusta Nc
Connell, defendants.
To Emma Corder Lydia Jameson, Jen
ME Johnson Sophia Lehnig, and Au
gusta Mcconnell:
In the name of the state OF Oregon
you are hereby required to appear ant
answer the complaint filed In the abov,
court and cause, on or before the frs
day OF the term of this court, next fol
lowing the expiration of six weeks pub
lication of this summons, which viii
be the nineteenth day of February, 1894
and II you fail to appear or answer, 70
want thereof, plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for the sum Of 81.
hundred and ninety-eight dtll,,rs, wit,
interest thereon from the 18th day
August, 1891. at the rate of eight pc,
cent per annum. and for costs and dis
dursements OF this action; and will alst
take am order directing the sale of Ger
tam real estate property, belonging I,
you which has been attached In this
action; and which real property Is sit
uated In the county of Clatsop, state
Oh oregon. and particularly describe,
as the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter and the east half OF tn
northwest quarter of section thirty-one
OF township seven north. range eigh
west, In Clatsop county. Oregon.
Service of summons In this action by
publication. is made pursuant to al
order OF the Hon. A. Mcbride, judg,
OF the above entitled court, dated thu,
ith day OF May, 1898.
w. T. BURNEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Jan. 9TH. 1894,
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January I'd, 1894.
ADMINISTRATORS FINAL AC
COUNT.

Notice Is hereby given that the un
derslgned, administrator of the ts'ut,
of Alexander Mcdonald, has filed in th,
county court Of the state Of Oregon 70
Clatsop county, his final account a.
such administrator, praying 'or rettle
ment Of said estate and his discharge
and the said court has set Monday
February 9Th, 1894, at the hour of
O'Clock p, m, of said day, at the cour
house, for the hearing of said account
and all persons interested are notified
hereby to then and there appear ant
show cause II any, why the same shoul,
not be allowed.
WILLIAM MCDONALD,
Administrator of the estate of Alex
ander Mcdonald, deceased.
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1t is understood that none Of the fol
owing rates include charges for Baths
Nater-Closets, Urinals and Hose.
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~ vse ..... snaa ME Dean every night for 4
= nsoaaIoFrid LivelE ssc. par bostls
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been this day appointe,
the administrator of the estate of A. X
Barrow, deceased, by the county cour
of Clatsop county, Oregon. All partie
having claims against said estate mus
present the same, duly verified, to tn
undersigned, at the office of Fultoi
Bros, attorneys, In Astoria, Clatsol
county, Oregon, within six months from
this date
S, H. AMES,
January I'd. 1894.
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For other uses or business not bara
IN mentioned. by special rate or by ms
ter - me
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The right Is reserved by m, wo4.
Commission to amend or adj e, ",'et ,S
rules and regulations. or TO chanco ~
water rates as experience may show, 'C ~
De necessary or eXpedient u
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the detection and prevention of waste,
| and the excess of the meter above the
schedule for any month will be charg-
cd in addition to the schedule rate for
the succeeding month.
Municipal rates
Special rates.
Offices, Doctors, Dentists, Banks, ETC.
Each... =. ........,..... 90
Photograph Galleries
Each. ..................S2.O to 5000
Public Buildings and Blocks
Each room without faucet. ... 10
Each room with faucet. ...... so
Public Halls and Theatres
's'''' .s''.'.... ......... w TO 50. 90
Restaurants, Coffee Houses and Lunch
Counters
..".. ....., .......,.,,,,.$3.OO to s15O0
Saloons
''''.s ..''..,. ...............S2 S2.UO TO $D.OO
-
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FAILURE IN ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Jan. 4.-The Haynes Realty
and Financial Company, one of the
heaviest real estate firms Of the city,
has assigned. The liabilities are about
100000. The assets are claimed to be
nearly enough to cover the liabilities
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MONTHLY WATER RATES
As Adopted by the Commission for
the Year 1894, or until Further
Ordered.

The water rates will be due and pay
BILE In advance at the office of the
;ity Water Works, on the first day o.
'ach month (except for elevators or by
meter, which are payable on the frsl
lay of the succeeding month";, anu Il
not paid within the first ten days tn,
water will be shut off from the premises
$ provided In Sections 80 and 80.
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TO PRINTERS.

The Astorian has the following des
eflped printing material and fixtures
for sale:
large number Of cases, news and
loD, OF the various sizes and STYLES.
Several news stands.
= large assortment OF advertising
us,spiay and poster type. running In SER
~ and In fair order--iust the thing
i"s country newspaper.
topfletors OF country newspapers
. ~n9 wish bargain should correspond
~ in we Astorian. or call and look over
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ToLEpo,s LOSS BY FIRE.

Toledo, Jan. A careful estimate o.
the losses by last nights fire foots III
three quarters of a million dollars.
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A RUNAWAY TRAIN.

Monongah, w. Va, Jan. A loaded
coal train broke loose on an incline, ant
rushed down the slope crushing FIJI
more Anderson and Robert Bitter ia.
tally, and three others badly.
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EUROPEAN WEATHER.

London, Jan. 4.-There is extremely
cold weather here, and on the cont
nent. A gale on the English channe
was so severe that the mail boats wert
unable to cross.