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STABLES TO LIE
MEDICAL.

NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE, INSTRU-
n ments worthless pills used: every woman
her own physician for all femee troubles; no mat
ter from what cause restores always IN one day;
can be sent and used home all cases guaranteed.
DIR. TOPPER, 3lS Kearny ST. 1y10 II
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


r. Society f Progressive Spiritual
Hs~S lists, Golden Gate Hall, Suffer ST. between
mason and Taylor-Sunday morning at IL
sWers TO questions from the audience. Evening
NJ 8; subject, -'rhe Birth of Christ" Waiter
Howell, our speaker, is logical reaSoner, eIo-
quent lecturer and his growing congreg alton is
testimony to his popularity. Miss Rosina Resin
sings at each service. In the evening a special
programme Is arranged, with fine sopraniss and
quartet Admission free.
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81 IheosOphieal Society-Eree Pub
ELL lie lectures every Sunday evening at 7:45
at $50 Post street Tonight, "Dogmatism and
False Ideals" by Thomas Ii. SlatOr. Ch1Idrens
hour at II 4. NJ at new headquarters, over Mer.
camille Library. corner olden Gate and Van Ness
aYenues.
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MISSING FRIENDS.

DERKINs-NEwS WASTED OF JABEZ PER
l. KINS sometimes called JAM ES PERKINS,
the only of JOSEPH RUSSELL PERKINS,
butcher of Yaxley Peterboro: last heard of March,
1891 then at San Francisco. Cal Would any
kind friend having any knowledge OF him. cad
alive, write to his executor, GEORGE GREEN,
YaIlcy, PeterbOro. England. de1S st
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
i abouts OF CHARLES MCKAY, who went to Call
fornia in the forteS with his father and brother
When last heard from he was employe d in a
wholesale fruit house in San Francisco. and
connected with the Y. NJ. c. A Also the address
OF the gentleman who is looking for the heirs of
-M IlLIAM MCKAY. Address this ONCE. no27tf
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NURSE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
IN wishes engagements; best city references
S12 per week. 60 Van Ness ave.
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DARTNE Err WANTED IN FIRST-CLASS BUSI-
l. ness; must be practical timer and plumber:
j. w. NYE 314 Montgomery ST., bet. / 1 and II
A. N. de2l BIZ
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FLATS TO LET.

~~~~o~>~~~~.~1~~>~-
MODERN FLAT: ROOMS. BATH; OR 2
WI families. 1928 Howard st., mr. Seventh23 g"
TWO AND ROOM FLATS; BRANNAN
ST., mr. Fourth. Apply 935 Folsom st. de23 So
Clio SUNNY UPPER BAY-WINDOw FLAT;
u ". rooms; bath: CRATE; gas. 937 Shot
NuaI or
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MALE HELP WANTED.


W ANTED-GERMAN FARMER AND WIFE
w for orchard farm near city, nice place. $40
per month and fouEd farmers, transfers, COOKS,
walters and dishwashers. w. ID. EVER K CO.,
626 Clay ST. de23 Ut
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brand MRS. DIR. SCHMIDT. FORMERLY OF
IL 121l15 Mission, now 1903 Market ST. month
Iy Irregularities cured in few hours: guaranteed;
no instruments used: sure preventive. no24 ly
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TOR SECONDHAND SHOES CHEAP. GO TO
Il 564 Mission or 63l11 Sacramento ST. IL 3m
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Young WOMAN. WITH A CHILD, STEADY
L and reliable, wishes place do any kind of
homework. Address MATILDA KELLY, room
II. Palmer House. 226 Pacific st. de21 st"
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EDUCATIONAL.


DOWENS ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY AVE,
ID berkeley T. S. BOWENS. NJ A.. PR nclpal. lms
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THE LARKIN STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
THE CALL has been transferred to TIT Larkin
st, where advertisements Will be received up to
9 80
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l RENCH LADY, SPEAKING GOOD ENGLISH,
wishes situation to do light homework and
sist with cooking and washing dishes; willing TO
help with sewing and mending; good home more
than WAGES. S f.. hoy l42. Gail Branch. de22 2tx
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BUslN Ess CHANGES.

( ENTLEMAN, SINGLE. WITH 5000 CASH
VI would like to invest same with his service. w.
s., box 1877 Call Branch de23 Cts
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BEAUTIFUL STEINwAY PIANO, But
n little used gust sc IL this week. Can be seen
day or evening $50 Fifth ST., near Folsom de23 tt
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DEFINED LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
IL houseEeeper for rooming house Address c.,
box "A, this ONCE. de2l 3ts
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IA IDOw WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE
W keeper; city or country. Call or address
1916 Market ST., rooms. de22 3t%
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

EHAS. K. NAYLOR, MFGRS' AG'T, 10 MONTY
W st. Standard Typewrtters and supplies: Mimeo-
graph goeds instsllmsnt terms; rents, repairs. *
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Trustees made on the twelfth (I2th)
day OF November, 1894. SO many shares oil eacn
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary Will be
sold at public auction at the once of the company
room No SO. Nevada block. No. 300 MONTGOMERY
street. San francisco, California, on TUESDAY,
the eighth (sth) day of January, 1896 at the hour
OF one (D O'Clock P. NJ. of said day to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together WITH
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
NJ JAFFE, Secretary.
ofce-Room 33, Nevada block, No 3oe Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. California. de20 I'd
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DEsPECTABLE LADY, GOOD CUTTER AND
Ia filter, wond like dressmaking by the day;
rea sOnable. Address q. c.. box So. Call Branch. 8
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- Liberal Lccture-Dr. j. l.. York,
~ the noted orator, speaks at the Metropol-
itan Temple this evening at sharp the 'sWhy
Not Christian" Professor Eckman and Miss
Lyons will furnish a splendid programme of mu-
sic and song. All invited. AdmissI on free.
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a ANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW A
" position working house&eeper TO take
charge of rooming-house: references. 2301a
Third ST 90
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M WIFE Il AS LEFT MY BED AND BOARD
4I am No longer responsible for sbts contracted
by her. ALPHONSE LALLEMENf, 915 Jackson.
December % 1894 de23 3t*
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NhUSH AND MILK FREE WITH ALL 10
w meals from = to l ! A. II. A Fourth st.no26t
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Clio ROOMS. 236h TOWNSEND ST.,
tDlU. opp. S. p. r. R de22 3t*
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1OA MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT lOc l5c
lOO and zoe night. including coffee and rolls.
GA Washington st, near Kearny. je16 t.
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THE LARKIN-STREEr BRANCH OFFICE OF
L The CALL has been transferred to TIT Larkin
st.. where advertisements Will be received up to
9 80 NJ.
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E@ Orient 1 Encampment Mob a
~ i. o. o. F.-Ofieers and Patriarehs areS>Fs
hereby notified OF the death Of Patriarch W ~
j. MCLAREN, and requested to assemble in En-
campment Hall, SUNDAY. December %, 1894. at
$3.50 A. N. sharp, to attend the funeral See death
notices. CHAS. W. DERBY, C. =.
WALTER 5. POTTER, Scribe. de22 Ut
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE:
- German; no chldren; man can take care of
orchard, milk and make butter; wife good cook
Jessie st. de23 2t*
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LoDGINGHoUsEs FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-INTERIoR AGENCY ON THIS
4 paper; price $500; paying $500 per month.
Inquire this once. ie2l #
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

4 sTRAL sEER-PROF. HOLMES. 523 GEAR
a St :horoscopes. questlons stocks. ADVICE. 26t
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DACIFIO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 800 POST ST.:
charges moderate ;day and ey'g sessions oe2o ss
u EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST ST.:
IL always in the lead Send for cireularsaul5 u
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FOR SALE-MISCELLAN
CEALSKIN JACKET, ELEGANT AND CHEAP,
- 5O2 Suffer St Il to 4. de23 2t*
" DUNG BULL-TERRIER DOG; WEIGHS rs
Il pounds; good watchdog. AZ Clay st. de23 ats
OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD
" store fixtures, doors, windows, lumber, pipe
etc.; cheap Yard 1850 Mission ST.. mr.. 9tn oc2e II
CoR SALE-FRoM MIDwINTER FAIR:
doors. windows blinds, glass, ETC.; light lad
ders, 81. 4l1a Eddy 81. de22 3t*
TWO HARDWOOD TOP COUNTERS: LAR6 E
Enterprise coffes grinder,at7 44 ourth st. 30 7~
L'OR SALE-SMALL SCREW AND GEAR CUT
Il ting lathe, with tools for brass, iron or wood /;
abinet-maker's bench, with large assortment Of
tools: scroll saw; small engine. 140O Van Ness
ave-. corner Bush st. de2l Sta
COLOMBIA PNEUMATIC, sA5; BOYS
Y safety, $40; girls tricycle.. SO; Singer sewing
typewriter. $50, cost $1O0. 326 MeAlIister 20 1t
CoUN TEKs. SHELVING. SHOWCASES
Thought and sold. 1l2lAa Market, 18th and 9Th
( HRIsTMAS Is CuMIN6-wE SELL JEW
y elry. watches, diamonds etc, on small weekly
payments at cash prices; cali and see for yourself.
Inc American, 70 0'Farrcll, room lS. no28 Inns
NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
~ hand w. s. RAY Mig Co.. IL Catfornia.24 IT
GECOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGIN ES, PUMPS,
~ shafting, pulleys. betting, water-pipes, etc.
MCINTOSH q W oLPMAN, lS7 Beae St
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-sIzE
y nre and BURGLAR proc; safe. 22l 223 Mkt. tt
STORAGE
CTORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOUSE
- hold GOODS. etc. j N. PIERCE, 736 Market IL
ElksT-CLAsS 81 GRACE: ADVANCES Made.
n szl-A2s Earkstst CHAS. L. TAYLOR. jsls Il
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g.7E BRANCH BAKERY; GOOD TRADE;
ND y. living rooms: bargain. 219 Sixth. % 3t*
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A LARGE QUANTITY SECONDHAND FUR
N hlture wanted 20 per ct paid more than elss
where MALONE 40 FOURTH: now store MO r
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p06O GooD-PAYING RESTAURANT AND
Ell OcO- coffee saloon; trial given; rent ST.
water free. 24z4 Mission St. near 2lst. de21 Its
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I ' ISO T. Ia MSUN W I'D BU 1UUN I UhNI-
" ture: full cash value 4l0 Kearnv, RIM & m1tt
M ). SIMMONS d CO.. AUCTION EERS. WILL
AN Duy your furniture pianos aud books: do
not dispose OF them until on have seen him. 1857
Market st. ap5 CT
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AIRS. DIR. WEGENEk 419 EDDY ST.-IRREG-
lf1 uiariJies cured In one day; no instruments;
pills and safety capsules guaranteed travellers at
tended; delay: private home for ladies. nOll u
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TALKS WITH MOTHERS

NJ, HDiNG THE barry.
a., +iucn Is written at the present do,, .,,....
s,ie care and feeding Of infants hv ,, "oou'
"Lose only capability for DEALING yvi,t, i,'o
uoJecU Is fertile brain, and whose osI'.
tn ,n IS 10 appear in print; every mother
nT"s now unsatisfactory and falIoota,,a
sucn auviceis when she atteronts 20 til,
~ now to feed the baby is the Greet,
,,, ,ou'oln met with in the happy statesof
.iloVlerhood, and upon its solution deno,,da
ohvs ",.n, 'he happiness and the life of the
Stiii II the mother is able to nurse hor
enilu' the question Of feeding is practicaiI,,
se'tleu; II she is not, she should he o,,i,1aS
Wy tnose who have had successful evnori
euce IN leeding babies and not allow borsoI,
W experiment with different foods. There
are scores of artificial foods offered for sole
ouC the best is none too good for tho boh,,
eminent authorities who have tboronsbi,'
aanEIes sId the subject of infant Ceediro
foodsS Iienutlsis who have analvzed infay5
,,CVus, unlUe In prOnouncinp MeiIin,. E =
Iii, Ie VuS only perfect substitute for M u
stras,lt Is palatable, nourishing ~,
Tetai I ai the weakest stomach VIII
will tbri,lo ulgest u, and the puniest child
tondo UiiIINe upon it beyond the motbar's
ioulIuesJ expectations. O'Her
tios S9h Nalescents, consumptives dvsnor-
49, hlu ine aged, Mellins Food 3s SisPp -
nio ,u value. 1t is a food. NOT n Ined,
InaT,. Gu Ine system receives the nouriSh.
th hent IL demands for its daily needs For
tho ~ 70 severely i'll Mellins Food will sustai in
recn icing strength and promote a speedy
established. has oeen
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HER PRIVATE LIFE.
How Little We Know of Each
Others Affairs.
Troubles and Trials Which We
Keep To Ourselves.
Some Good Reasons Why it is
Wise to Tell our Experiences.

A story of great suffering comes from
Middlesex Vt. Mrs b. A Stockwell, a
well-known lady residing there, has en-
dured the most intense agony from head
aches. She continued to suffer frightfully
without obtaining relief Finally a friend
who had recovered from a similar com
plant told her just what to do to be cured.
She is now well and wants every suffer
ing woman to know about it, Here is her
remarkable letter:
ABOUT year and half ago. she says,
Il had a time of very severe headaches,
which, while they lasted were SO bad that
I could not sit up. They lasted from one
to two days, generally two, and after l got
over them l was completely Frustrated
l tried many remedies but could not find
anything to relieve me. became fearfully
discouraged and down-hearted and feared
l should never get well.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
POMONA GRANGE MEETING

Windham county Pomona grange met
with Victory grange in Wilmington last
week Thursday. The morning session was
devoted to the work of the order. After
bountiful dinner the public meeting opened
with an address of welcome by Clark
Chandler, responded to by Mr. Chase.
The interesting program of entertainment,
which included songs by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kidder and Mrs. Ware, a recitation by
Daisy Streeter, and reading by Mabel
Stowe, made one wish that there was no
question to be discussed so that the pleas
ure might be continued.
Turning to the practical side of life the
Cooley system of milk setting VS.. the sepa-
rator was ably discussed by Messrs. Chand-
Ter, Allen, Ward, Sergeant, Chase, Stowe,
Eames, and Mrs. Allen. Mr.. Sergeant
thanked Victory grange for their generous
entertainment, and the meeting closed by
all joining in america
Seven oranges were represented, the
largest delegation being that from Brattle-
boro, whose members found the daylight
ride over the mountain and the return By
moonlight, in the perfect weather, a JOY
long to be remembered.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
WILMINGTON,

The new hotel proprietors are expected
li, week.
A special town meeting has been called
iN Sept %.
Anumber of our people went to Halifax
aF on Wednesday.
The long.eXpected rain storm reached
son the 18th and Goth.
d. L. Adams has broken ground for his
lrE house on East Main street.
N L, Burr has begun to move to his
residence bought of II. L. Adams.
Mrs Nellie NJ. Mcclellan has bought
,le house on East Main street owned by
Mss Helen 5. Barnard.
Luther Woodward, Is, of this town, had
marrow escape from death at the freight
,l5pol in Shelburne Falls Monday. While
-5pDg load cattle he was caught between
moving train and a coal shed and badly
Illsed about the chest and stomach.
lUnIy the giving way of the coal shed saved
franklin P. Haynes, who died at North
ADAMS Sunday in his Goth year, was for
merry Wilmington merchant, in company
S SIl his brother-in-law, the late Willard
g8alou, and later as sole proprietor. Mr.
haynes went to North Adams over 30 years
go' and had been a bookkeeper for several
ywlceFns in that town. His wife survives
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21

81 finally began the use of Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and in a
very short time was much better l am
now entirely cured, thanks to this wonder
full medicine l desire to recommend it
to everyone who is suffering from any
complaint, for l know that it will cure
them"
People everywhere are suffering from
disease when if they would use Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy they
would be cured. If you, reader, have
headache, pain in any part, or any symp-
tom of nervous or chronic disease take
this great remedy and you will be made
perfectly well 1t is the discovery of DR..
Greene, of "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass
the most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases He can be
consulted free, personally or by letter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
FOR SALE.

Hill farm of 300 acres in Nottingham. two
miles from depot and village This is an ex
cellent stock farm, pastures are sweet and plenty
of feed; cuts 50 tons of nice hay, cuts fourhfths
with machine; $50 acres of this is timber, spruce
hemlock and hard wood, estimated 5000 900 feet;
good sugar lott running water to house and barn;
buildings are good; land lies easy to carry on
and very smooth. This farm can be bought
right
One more Nottingham farm near depot and
village farm of 100 acres; cuts 25 tons of hay;
will pasture IS head of cattle; good apple Or
Price, $500.
West Dummerston Farm, 125 acres, Il story
house, good barn and shed, running water to
house aud barn; cuts 10 tons of hay, good fruit
and $50 sugar trees. Price $3.50.
Cottage house on South Main street; lot by
~ rods Price $1,000,
Cottage house on Birge street. Price 500.
MAY e. CROWN, BrattlebOrO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21

The abrogation of the reciprocity ar
rangement between the United States and
Cuba and Porto Rico, brought about by
the passage of the tariff bill, works a
hardship to the people of those islands, as
well as to the American exporters. The
Spanish government has put back the high
protective schedule on the great articles of
importation from the United States, rails
ing the duty on flour from 81 per one hun
bred kilos to S4.75, corn from twenty-five
cents to 1895, jerked beef from $500 to
$40. A speciman raise is on lard which
under reciprocity was free, and which
hereafter will pay SO per one hundred
kilos The loss of so much American
trade is high price to pay for placating
the sugar trust.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
CHEsTERFIELD, N. H.

Miss Daisy Keyes is visiting at Geo.
Hawe's. ,,,ont;or
AT the Republican county convention convention
held in Keene Tuesday these nominations I9''n
n nere n made: Sheriff, W. 5. futile, Keene
r ~oi of deeds, c. C. Butfum; register
Of probate. II. o. Coolidge; county Treas
U ~ Jerome Wright; county solicitor lo'l
Chas. H. Jersey; county commissioning nl'3aT p
Wr%T, n II, Butler, Chesterfield; Danlel n n
Cole Keene; Russell H. Kittredge' 1anrey
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Cobb are al ~, LI1 'he
dence, R. L, enjoying the races anu '"'
seashore. -.,,,urod from
Miss Addie Spaulding has returned Leo,, iron ron
i 4orbor Me, where she has been EN-
%% in one of the large hotels lin r.
Butler Bros have added sii ai Ila' put in a
their establishment and VIII a''o p'
grist mill. , - this section
and are of extra good quality .. II.
Mr. Miller, who has been visiting HIS
friend. Rev. G. n. sinnett, has returned
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Look Out for Indians.

4 T the fair there will be many present who
IA before they go home will call at Wilcox's
and carry home with them one of those cunning
Indian baskets The wonder is how they can
be made for so little money, but there are many
them you will find our Dinner Sets that we have
cut in price 10 1913. They were formerly 1913
We shall want the room for holiday goods. Then
there are those wagons we advertised last week (;
If you want one you will need to say so soon
Our new lamps have come in, and we like to give
you little light" on the price of lamps. Never
were so low. The new lemonade sets are very
pretty, and unlike anything we have had. AL
most too good TO use AS a special fair memento
we have secured some ,cup and saucer sets that
we shall almost give only asking you ten cents for
them. There may be attractions the fair
ground next week, but none greater than the bar.
gains in new goods at WILCOX'S NEW YORK
BARGAIN STORE, 40 Main Street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
VICINITY GLEANINGs.
vIIage improvements at Ludlow.

village improvements nj Ludlow
l. Cuisine ~ Son of Keene, N. H.,
wei, DsIe the successful bidders upon a con-
I TSJt TO put in a system of sewerage at
Irl y The sewers will be built on the
v "aIlng system, and good share OF the
T. viii probably be completed this fall
1 'ag plans call for about five miles of pipes
T Tu suitable flush tanks and manholes.
1 ,ue town is just completing a system OF
'''eT works costing $4,000.
anne lne Chester fire department will hold its
I aar parade and inspection Oct. 10. The
~, ao%aFd opera house orchestra of Burling-
f M uS' been engaged to furnish music for
c ,asI oall in the evening, and the Weston
"ue' band for the exercises during the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
MASSACHUSETTS, NOTES.

The Athol-Orange electric railroad was
opened Monday, when town officials and
prominent business men made trial trips
over the line, afterward joining in ban
quet and speechmaking at Central Park
pavilion midway between the two towns.
The two-years-od child of Frank Hol-
bridge of Pettis plain, Greenfield, was
drowned Saturday by falling into IA half
barrel which contained seven inches of
water. The baby had been missing half
an hour and was standing on its head in
the barrel when discovered by the mother.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
WINDHAM.

Clarence Franklin is in town, threshing,
Elder VIM. Covert is in town for time.
Many went from here to the South Lon
'onderry fair Tuesday.
Mrs Hattie Turner of Northampton,
i Has': visited her aunt, Mrs. E. l.. Hol-
o'n Tuesday,
NFS, L, n. Gaylord, formerly Mrs. Well
rSl Fhoades of this place, has been visit
As friends here.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTES.
Cheshire County Republican NOmima
tiOns.

The Republicans of Cheshire county
made the following nominations for county
officers Tuesday; For sheriff, w. 5. Tut
tie of Keene; register of deeds, c. c. Buff
fun of Keene; register of probate, H. o.
Coolidge of Keene; treasurer, j. K. Wright
of Keene; solicitor, Hon. c. II. Hersey of
Keene; county commissioners, Warren II.
Butler of Chesterfield, Daniel e. Cole of
Keene, Russell II. Kittredge of Jatfrey.
DR.. Arthur B. Thurston, who died at
Keene Monday from typhoid fever at the
age of SO, was a native of Hartford, VT,
and a graduate of the Dartmouth medical
school. He had practiced in Harrisvlle
and Milford, N. H., before coming to
Keene.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21

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