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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-25

wives, and it was distinguished COM
pany that filled the Pavilion's large
dining room. Maj.A. b. Valentine Of
Bennington presided, and Chaplain f..
j. Ranslow Of Swanton said grace.
tiov. Woodbury. was introduced as
Maj. Woodbury. and made the first
sp ecll. lie did not respond 10 ANY
toast bun maze happy speech.
Maj. Hiram Steele OF Brooklyn spoke
of the pleasure he felt in attending
the reunion. He paid high tribute
to the people of the South, where over
half of his life has been spent. He eN-
planned the origin of the term "carpet-
Dagger" and stated that there was not
disloyal thought in the South.
+. w. McGettlick of ST. Adams
spoke in a humorous way of Gov.
Woodbury's majority and promise
to make him a colonel If elected. He
spoke of the good that would come if
the political parties of the state were
more evenly divided.
II. G.. Root of Bennington was in
PRODUCED as man who did some good
in war times by staying at home, and
spoke briefly.
Letters of regret were read from
Maj. NJ. Barber, Nebraska, and Maj.
Charles Woodruff of Washington.
CaptS.S. Leach of Burlington spoke
for the United States army and did il
well.
Department Commander G. +.
Branch spoke for the Grand Army Of
the Republic.
Col. +. r. Morse Of Proctor spoke
for the Sons of Veterans.
Col. Geo. T. Childs Of st. Adams
spoke for the adopted sons Of YER
mont.
Judge Neazey of Rutland was the
next speaker, talking Of the origin Of
the society and how il came about.
The banquet closed with unani- |
nous resolution expressing the love
and affection of the society for Gen. !
Stephen Thomas OF Montpelier.
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Vermont Pensions.

The following Vermonters have been
granted pensions; additional, George
w. Shepard, Rochester, VIM. H..
Breed, Pittsficld; restoration and
increase. Albert w. French. deceased,
Hartland Four Corners; reissue, Henry
a. Silver, bennington; original, Sam
uel j. Allen, White River Junction;
increase, Elijah w. Bird, Middlebury,
John CaTon, Stowe, Dillingham;
Waldo, Brooktield, Reuben r. Spauld-
ing, Middletown Springs; reissue,
Hollis Knight, Windsor.
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Fourth Vermont Regiment.

The annual reunion of the 4th Ner-
mont regiment occurred Thursday af-
ternon, about 60 members being pres
ent, among whom was Col. w. G.
liolbrook of New York. Officers were
elected as follows; president, w. w.
Norton of Rutland; vice president, /.
-. Harris of Lyndonville; secretary,
L. I. Farrell of Waterbury. The next
reunion will be held at Lyndonville in
the third week Of next September.
The meeting passed resolutions on the
death Of ;. NJ. Pingree.
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TweIfth Vermont Regiment.

A reunion of the members OF the
18th Vermont regiment in the War Of
the Rebellion will be held at Montpcl-
Ter on the Both. All old soldiers of the
regiment are requested TO report and
register al the hall of Brooks post, G..
A. r., in the Blanchard opera house
block. The exercises OF the evening
will consist of banquet and an adj
dress by Lieut.. Col. Roswell Farnham.
At the banquet, toasts and sentiments
will be responded to, and the remain
der Of the evening will be spent in a
good social visit, recalling old times.
The business meeting will probably be
held the next morning. Ii is earnest
ly requested that all members of the
18th at once notify Comrade III. A.
lIuse of Montpelier whether they will
be present or not. The railroads
throughout the state carry passengers
TO Montpelier and return for half fare
during the session of the legislature.
The banquet will not be an expensive
affair.
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Prices for western beef cattle. live weight
Choice, S5.50d3.55 pr cNvt, second quality. S4iL
40 third quality. SAG359. poorest grade uf
coarse oxen, cows, bulls, stays, Texans, Colo
radios, ETC. aa3c pr H.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle
Or H. dressed weight: Choice. COL e; first
quality, sos SC. second quality, Assds4zc.
Hides falinw, etc r. Hides. 7gafisc pr 10 Z,
branded. Sc; tallow, - "a Sc calf skins, s5cGsl
each: lamb skins. 5Oc Sheared skins. sc.
Northern and eastern beef cattle-The de-
mand was active, and among the arrivals were
some very good fat cattle. which druA ers had
no difficulty in dispusing Of at prices fully
strong IS those received one week ago.
Mich cows and springers-The supply was
light and the demand was fair.
Veal calveS-The supply was fair. the de-
mAnd active ana buyers fixed prices ilnmeii-
ately upon the stock being unloaded from the
carr at quotations which were a shade stronger
than a week ago.
Sheep and i;ainbs-The r. ceipts from the New
England states were light. Tne quality was
poor. Dr0verS were asking prices which drove
buyers to thc fence. anu in retaliation the buy
err offered prices which almost brought tears
TO the ewes Of droverS.
Swine-The supply was very light, and prices
showed no change from those u last week.
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HARTFORD. Oct he. NJ. Pcnder Of
New York and + c. Hubbell, students at
Trinity college, have been suspended for
hazing The upper elassmen compelled
freshmen to sing in their rooms, and the
noise aroused Instructor Pynchon, who
caught these two. The students have pc
titioned the faculty for a reconsideration.
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BosToN, Oct. ls.-Judge Putnam yes
terday filed an opinion in the case of Will
lam H. King the insane millionaire, de-
Gliding that King must remain in the
asylum. This finally settles the litigation
which has been carried ON for a long time
by friends Of Mr.. King, who believed that
he should be at liberty. Mr. King has
been in the Mclean asylum for the insane
for number OF years.
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PORTLAND, Ne, Oct 20. Monday night
woman tainted on the street and was
taken to the Maine general hospital She
seems TO have some terrible scene con
stantly before her, and is watched for fear
she will commit suicide. She is very
pretty, and was well dressed when
found No clew to her identity has yet
been discovered. She says she will kill
herself before She tells who She is.
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DOVER, n. H., Oct 20 DIR. Frank f..
Brigham was released from Jail last
night, having secured bonds in the sum of
5000. He has been in custody since Oct.
10, charged with causing the death OF Mar
ella J Quint Of South Berwick, Me, by
a criminal operation.
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AUGUSTA, Me, Oct. ls.-Major John ID.
for several years treasurer OF
the National Soldiers home at Togus. has
resigned, and Captain Augustus l.. Smith,
OF subsistence Of the home, has
haen aDuointed to the placp
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Rev. J. II. Robbins, who recently
resigned the pastorate of the Baptist
church at Chester, has accepted the
pastorate of the Pleasant street Baptist
church in Concord, \. H., at a salary
of 81 800.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-25
The New

Horsford's Baking Powder
excels all others in healthful
quality and baking strength.
A wonderful invention.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
Corrected TO September 80, 1894.
GOING SOUTH
lin. l.n.-o Handl.ll.h !. l..ll..t...

Corrected 10 September 80, 1884.
GOING SOUTH
Trains leave Randolph as follows:
2:O0A.M.
tread and the West. for BIOS ON, Lowell
and all New England points Sleeping
cars for Bost, u, via Low ell, also, Ion
Springfield. run daily, sundays included
and from Montreal 10 Boston, via Lowell
1911 AM.
Boston, via Lowell and Fitehburg, for all
points in New England.
1885 P. M.
Limited Express from Cgdensburg. Mon.
treal and the West. for Concord. Man
chester, Nashua. Lowell and Boston, and
for New York, via Springfield.
1893 PM. -,
Passenger for White River Junction and
Windsor.
GOING NORTH.
2.O0A.M.
Night Express from Boston and New
York. for Chicago, Ogdensburg and the
West Sleeping ear TO Montreal runs
daily. Sundays included. from Boston.
via Lowell, and fromISpringfeld. 1Jo
S:17A.M.
Passenger for Rutland, Burlington, ST.
Adams, Riehford and Ogdensbureh.
S:08 P. M.
Mail train from Boston. Worcester,
Springfield. New London and New York,
for Burlington, st Adams Richford. Og-
densburg Montreal and he West. Draw
ing room car to Montreal.
Sill Pm
Fast Express from Boston. t Montreal
and the West. Pullman palace sleeping
car attached running through to Chicago
without change.
S. w. CUMMINGS, Genl Passenger Agt.
+. w. BALDWIN, Gen'l Supt.
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Live stock Markets.

BRIGHroN, Mass. Oct. l7.-Amount OF stock
on the market at this place and at Waterfowl
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THERE IS AN
INSURANCE AGENT

In Burlington, VT, who is paying of the
policies sold many years ago.
Nay II, 1894, he paid an endowment on
which the premiums paid amoun
ted to S1779 90
The policy amounted TO 2a12 25
Profit over insurance 1l33 %
II would seem as ii a man ought to be
pleased il he can have the protection Tor
term OF years and get bis premiums back
and over 60 per cent OF profit, having had
the benefit OF the insurance free.
This party was much pleased, and many
others can be referred 10 who have held
policies in the Equitable, which is the
leading Life Insurance Company OF the
whole world.
Anyone desiring Life or Endowment In
sufance can get statement OF what such
policies are being settled at this year by
writing the General Agent at Burlington,
VT, giving date OF birth OF person desiring
policy.
lone fact is worth thousand theories"
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Insurance in force, $685., So, SIT
Assets, 169,056, 1896
Surplus, 81, 1856, $50
AGENTS WANTED.
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Atlantic Monthly.

Mrs. Deland's story, "Philip and His
Wife," is concluded in the October Allan
tic. The real purpose Of the serial is to
show the evils of divorces, and yet the
story has delicious bits from the humor-
Gus side OF life woven in with its terrible
domestic infelicities. OF the shorter
stories of the number, we have one deal
ing with life in a Western army post, and
another portraying characteristics of a
great New England town, making aipleas-
ing contrast. In the February Atlantic,
Hon. Henry l.. Dawes contributed paper,
entitled "Stanton Under Lincoln" and in
the present issue he has supplementary
paper, called "Stanton Under johnson"
both of which may be counted as valuable
war papers. Their clearness and concise
ness of style is something to be commented
upon. "Railway War" is a timely and sug-
gestive paper by Henry J. Fletcher, tho
the reader should keep in mind that the
article was written in July. We have
''Part Two: From the Report of the Plato
Club, and this is also the last part, tho
the reader will wish them continued, so
very enjoyable have they been.
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1t Cures. +"

DR.. Niles Nervine IS sold on q positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit
All druggists sell il at 81. 6 bottles for Is, or
IL will be sent. prepaid. on receipt OF price
BY the DIT. Niles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind
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Fred G.. Fleetwood of Morrisville,
the leader of this years class of law
students, has been appointed private
secretary TO Congressman Powers.
Middlebury college has l0l students,
the largest number since 1889. The
freshman class numbers about thirty.
President Brainard is now in Europe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-25

r, Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs. hirsm
Dean, West Randolph; VT. Write for prices
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-25

heress NV wife. Nora l. Martin. has len my bed
l nard without just provocatiouthis is TO
.ltuid all persons harbOrinE trusting her on nv
aseeonnt a. shall pay debts OF Der contracting
A4ter this date. R0yalion. Vt. Oct. 10. 1884.
10 Edwin G. Martin.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

70 sh pefsons holding liens b Judgment. or
ythorWisc. on the real estate or any MART
thereof of George n. Grimm.
IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
ding ~ subject The real estate ff fbe -aid f,eo
- Wttntn 70 the satisfaction ~ the liens
tnereoil, you arc hereby required 20 present = M
eletn. neid ~ yon aud each 81 you against tho
Eei9 neOrRc ~. Grimm, which are Hens ON hls
feal estate ~ any part Of it. for adjudication,
~ ~, ~ ny once ln kiueWOOd Preston county.
". itb, Any lleu holder WHO falls 70 preserf
emo prove bis ion on ~ before SAID dav sl,aIi
pay the costs - the conruissiOn In fakfne nroof
thcfegi aud reporting tho same.
",ye9 , aodsF my band this 10th deg a April,
S-I2sfste40o e'''"'''''''o's',
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To al persons holding Hens By Judgment or
otherwise, on the renl oefa{s, on ans mart
thereof, Of William n. Johnson
IN pursuance u decree Of the CjrcnIt Court
81 preston county, MAIDS In cause therein PEN
eng, % subject Tire real estate Of tho said VIM.
J0nnsOn ~ the satisfaction OF the liens
tBersOnf yCu ars hereby required 70 present nh
1ielsna reid ~ you and each OF you against tbs
Halo VIM II. Johnson. which sro liens on hls
fsai estate OF any part ~ a. for sdiudisetIon 10
W. =. y ny once 10 kingwood. Preston county,
Dc i5yl. Any lien holder WHO fails 10 pFesst u
snd prove his lion on o. bsfOFs said day. shall
pay tho costs Of the commission In taking proof
thereof and reporting the same
sven under my hand this 10th day Of April,
4.f2of-stetpe
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Many of the readers Of the ARGUS

Many of the readers Of the ARGUS
will notice with pleasure, the
Advertisement of DR.. SImonton
commencing this weeks issue. DR..
Simonton has been visiting varions
parts In Preston County for many
years, and has done very large
amount Of work in that time. He
deservedly ranks as one of the best
dentists of the State, and will no
doubt do large business at King
wood and other points that he
vcsits in the county.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

10 all persons holding liens by Judgment. OF
otherwise, ON the real estate. or any part
thereof, OF A. j. Deferry.
~ pursuance Of doores of the Circuit Court
OF Preston county, fnade Ia catisc therein
pending, 70 subject the real estate Of the SAID
a. y. DeBsrry 10 the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon and you arc hereby required to present
All claims bold by you and each Of you against
tne haid a. j. DoBerry. which are liens ON his
real estate or any part 81 ", for adjudication to
me, AZ my ofiics In KiDgwood, Preston county.
west Va, on OF before the gsnd day Of May. A J,
~ lspt Any Hen holder who fails 70 present
ana prove lbs len on or before said day. shalt
pay tho costs OF tho commission IN taking proof
thereof and making said report.
oIyeD 9ea Under my hand this 10th day Of April,
MIL >. FoRTEEY, Commissioner.
1-t2Sfa1ts4.75
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$500 Viii be gIveu

For any case Of Rheumatism which
cannot be cured by DR.. Drum
mond's Lightning Kennedy. The
pfoprietors do not hide this offer,
but print it in bold type on all their
circulars, wrappers, printed matter,
and through the columns Of newspa.
pers everywhere. 1t will work won.
ders-one trea tment curing sny
ordinary case. The foil supply Of
two large bottles will be sent to am
address by express on receipt Of S.
together With special direct ions for
use. keerfs Wanted
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PLEasaNr DALE.

>*'~"t~'stS1ec VI tnc AtEues
A large crowd attended the funer
al Of Mrs. White. widow of tho late
Francis White, last Monday. She
was inferred in the family graveyard
on the farm, beside her husband,
who preceded her over two years ago.
Marshall Albright has moved to
U. q. CAROLS farm, recently occu.
pied by Mr.. Shaffer.
Miss Zanie Martin has gone To
Terra Alta to engage in dressmak.
ing this coming summer.
Messrs Frank Carroll, and w.
w. Bower, were calling at VIM.
Garners last Sunday. The boys
surely mean business.
1t is said one of our foremost
young men, is preparing to enter
the ministry.
There will be prayermeetlng at
the church next Sunday, Mt 1000
A. NJ, or later. w. II.
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respondence of the Argus.

ROws.Es8URc.
Correspondence of the Argus.
The Progressive Euchre Club of
this place took up its quarters at the
residence Of Miss Maggie Dunn, on
the eve of the 9TH, and pleasant
and exciting game followed. Re-
versing the order of things, NJ. j.
Fleming was foremost in prize
winning aud carried away an open
faced watch--net Howard move
ment, but what is known as pea
nut movement. from the fact that
they are usually found in u nick 10
prize package of peanuts. Mike
attributes his ill-luck to over con.
fidence in his ability as "a player.
In the first part Of the season he
stayed right on top and won nu
merous prizes. Now he says, like
Napoleon, "the meter of conquest
allufed him too far" hence the
result. p. j. Dunn struck a streak
of luck and secured first prize
handsome pack of cards, which
caused him to wear bland smile
the rest of the evening. The ladies
first prize was a pair of bracelets,
and when the score was counted il
was found that Misses Coniff and
Julia Gilmore had tied, both re-.
ceiving the same number of games.
As the pair are ms evenly matched
as could probably be, they PLAYED
for it, Miss Julia winning it by one
point.
Our municipal election was held
on the 9TH and the Mayor, Record.
cr and Town Sergent were re-eleet-
cd, and all the Councilmen, save
one, Philip Ayersman. Il. NJ. Nine
being elected IN his stead. The
municipal officers now are Mayor,
j. q. lIooton Recorder, w. w.
Shoch Town Sergeant, @. G..
Dawson; Councilmen. John Pierce,
Nike Enes, DIR. NJ. ii. Proudfoot,
o. +. Hardesty and Il. w. Nine.
As the above are all competent
men, and with an ovcrflowing treas.
ury, we will expect vast improve.
ment the coming summer.
+. A. Coniff, postmaster OF this
place, has removed the postoffice
from the store OF Il. w. Nine To
the one across the street, former.
ally grocery, kept by the late
Timothy Gilmore, and has en-
ployed Miss Julia Gilmore as post
mistress. Miss julia is well quail.
fed for the position and will make
Genial and obligIng official, and
general satisfaction seems to pre-
vail.
Miss Jozc Hulstine has opened
up primary school, with mem
bership OF thirty, and strange tc
say they are all under the age OF
seven. Job had patience, but he
never had a school of "totts" to
teach. II Miss joe don't loose ler
temper she will be far ahead oil
job in patience, and will we'll do.
servo the name she has of being
kind, mild and of easy temper
ment.
Our select school, taught by Prof.
j. b. Lindsey, is in fourishing
condition. We would suggest, that
any one preparing to teach school
the coming term would do we'll to
call on or address him ut this place.
Our climate is as mild, and ouI
hotel rates as cheap as our sister
towns. notwithstanding the fact
that we have no Oracle" mol
"Mountaineer F." to boom the place.
j. NAIPRR JANDY.
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Commissioners Notice.
x,o.,. c cos g on oST I. ;.o.
william q. Drown

CohsrssIoEER's orrfcF.
kingwood, w. Va. April 10, 1904.
William q. Drown
vs.. } Faulty.
Win. II, johnson, ct al.
The above entitled uhanoery cause. by d.
srge Of the Circuit Court OF Preston county,
made therein, ON the e3rd day OF March. A. ID,
1894. having been referred to tho undersiened
Commissioners In Chanctry, with the following
directions; To ascertain and report the real
estate owned by tho defendant, William VI.
Johnson the state aud condition OF tho title
thereto, the Hens and charges thereon, their
amounts, character priorities and TO whom
owing the actual cash and annunl rental vaiu0
thereof and that no report any other pertinent
matter which may be deemed so by himself, or
required by the parties or any or them
The parties 70 said causc, 70 wit, william q.
Brown, plaintiff. aud Vim. II. johnson. Catha.
rinc johnson. Samuel X. Guscnan and VIM. A.
0useman, partners IN trade under tho 1rm narno
81 Gusomnn Brothers; and Mason Watson and
ID. q. Watson. partners IN trade tindor the firm
name OF Watson Brothers; and j. II. Hawthorne,
Trustee. defendants, Will. therefore, take no,
tlco that on the 2ist day of May, A. d., 1884, No
my ONCE In Kingwood, Preston county. wost
Va, shall proceed to execute said decree,
Given Under my hnnd this 10th day Of April,
NEIL J. FoRTNEy, Commissioner.
Brown q Hyde, Pins Att'ys. t+fsoi ~. 5000.
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Commissioners Notice.
CoNnfssforrR's OvrIcE,
Kingwood, w. Va, April 10, 1904,
Graham and Brown
vs.. , Equity,
A. j DeHerry

The above entitled ohancery cause, by de-
cree OF the Circuit Court of Preston county
made tbeieln on the &3rd day Of March, A. D.,
1891, having been referred TO tho under
signed CoIgmissloner in Chapcery, with tho
following directions TO ascertain and ros
fendant, A. y. DeBery, tho state and COM
dition of the title tborcto, the liens and charges
thereon, their amounts. character, priorities,
and 10 whom owing. the cash and annual rental
value thereof: and that no report any other
pertinedt matter which may be deemed 80 by
himself, or required By the parties or either
The parties 20 said caase, 70 Wit, YIN. O..
Brown. plgintia. and A. >. DeBerry, and Grant
take notice. that on the end day Of Mat. A. d.,
l5et, az my oiiicg In Kingwood. Preston county
West Va. shall proceed 20 execute said decree
oiys9 Under my band this 10th day Of April,
~ D''iS'i;s ,,, yo,rxvv c
Brown y Hyde, Pins Att'ys. l4fqpfl,Sb.s5
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A couple Of Mormon Elders we're
here this week. They left Tuesday
for IroDdale and Gainesville. They
have been engaged for some time in
this county, but have met with poor
success. Oneof them named Joseph
+. Wilkins Is from Spanish Fork ,
Utah, aud the other one, Lorenzo
Durfee hafls from Elmo, Idaho. Il
Is said they have one convert TO
there faith so far in the county,
some woman out near Masontown.
We think they are heading for Nor.
gantown to try their hand on Hen.
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Rev. James j. Mullancy was
here and preached Sunday morning
in the Baptist Church. lie left that
evening for Brunswick, Md, where
he WAS to be married Tuesday to u
young lady at that place, and will
return soon with his bride. lie
expects to go to house keeping at
Terra Alta. The young lady q
name was Miss Alice Miller.
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Charles Trowbridgo whose horse
got killed short time since in a
collision near town, an account OF
which appeared in this paper last
week, claims that they we're not
RAINING race as reported. He adj.
mits that he was letting the horse
ran as it was a colt and wanted to
play. He valued the horse very
highly and depIores the accidsnt
very much.
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WORTH KNOWING

WORTH KNOWING.
The natural teeth are Infinitely superior %
srtIhciai Have your teeth carefully filed by a
competent DentIst. Further advice free by
consulting
w. Q. siMoHToN, D. o. S.,
VINO VIII mako the following professional visits:
kfNowoOD, APRIL Goth. and rei;aln ~.
days at Jordan's Hotel.
NEwBURo, MAY 7th, and remain six DAYS.
RowLRsBURG. MAY 18th, and remain air
days at Commercial Hotel
TUNNELroN, MAY sstb, Eve days at West
Virginia Hotsl.
cell early and make your engagements.
" Careful attention given every operation.
ana every SEPARATION guaranteed. Teeth ex.
tracted without pain. n