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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02

BosIoS. Mass.. June 10 H.
Pest Inssiligsacsr Co. ssAtt.s. WeaA
0snts: l received soms tsms siacs -
excellent map vi the nitsd states sna ~
~orid map en- the reverse side, naa
pieased With II IL forms . hsndsome -
valaab4s addition ~ my once. and Co.
fAis 10 - satisfactory 20 any one 80
Years truly, = = Z
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rALovsn Crrr. wasA., Nay II ia
0eats: ! received the map u The 49,
SAINT BY you IN good order and an 49,
pieass1 with IL u 10 both useful ~ Qy@
nansntai and should fnd place In eSoc<$
nensehoid- Please sccset NJ t1Aak4
Yours respectfully. - u
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TUNP ION THE CRIcKET-sRArPIHEvu
u Rorrk Two rouad trips Dali except sunday.
TINE CARD-Leavs seattle 1850 . n and 2sAS
p N. daily sxceps sunday. Leave Everets
Connsctions- AZ seattle win sfeanes FLYER fse
TecomA AZ EverSss With steamer MtkAdo foe
esohomish Landings-Foos NadisOa street,
seattle; fDot HoWits avonuaI Everett
fARB-Seattls q Everett 7Sc: rcund triR IL a
ga NsHF. Managing Owner.
EdActivs March 10. 1854
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rEsHAoTN. Waah., Apgil Z ioo4
Poet-lnseaueeucer Ca, seafAa Wnsks
0sonoxnsn. Year map Arrive1 g toe -
Of April, aa4 ter sixty miie9 tsAvG ~
IN sxselieus condltiea An wei pieuo61
with the map - veil - assontshed = ~
price for which you give The map - youf
suoscrioee2 Most respectfully, N. Il
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WKsr Fnnx pALH We
.Pese-intoifiseaesr, seattle, Wssh -
rscsivsd one Of your premium maps -
other dey, aad 1t - dne map IN evssy -
spsss and aessSvss prAis& Yours Truly
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LvMnf. wash. Feb. Z loo1
The peet-Iptesiigsncs Ger, Seattle. NesA-
Dsef sirs: l resolved -FOUR prsniun
II coed cuDdlslenL Nany thanks - ~
Respectfully yourA = =
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FAY, Idaho. Feb "a 10e&
The seattle PostLstsilsg sncse Co. oeoe
tie. h--Sirs: I received the deue4
wall map short time ago. and - 60
condition Am more than plsassa Nteh y
IL - worth double The rricsI Yours isus6
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NoErH WELLINorox. h C.. Juns ., ~
DEAR SIR: 4 have received yoa8 rs.
MUM map il good order, and am uitaX
pleased with IL ] eonsidse taas hAveGo
your valuable paper frse - 1 vslue -
map mere tnan the price " snbscript1A.
fourS very respectfully. u Z
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LoonIsfon. WaAh-, YsA q ia
Post I4telli geneef, seattle Wa6h II ~
ceived your map and IL 10 away bayon1 -
expsctetisoA Ithink 10 70 worth fuliy No.
times the moaey yoa aak for IL end ii =.
the best map have ever oean puhl1sho1
Yours with fospecA ~
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Sorxcs TO srecxaoapxns.

A RaagLAn ANNCAI MEETING or THE
n sssS,khessers 81 sAe kttsiAxaAzasxa ant saltsa
Ninsex eaBpsay, ceSparAxfaa. ell 1s AsG "a
ths E.sia egaior ef me eonrany. re s0S Nee
Nasz hs@sk, etNy - -aaszi. s&ass 81 v aiAssssA
I = A, al e'csSsck q nz. fhusstAy. ass -tA.
lNss, sas tne Purpose Of sssetank taAFs ~ a -
trsst~es 81 ISIS Ssssap.ny feT the essaEns ss3
ef usnssestos sssea ezhss nassns>s 40 nzay res :,
iAsss s4ssls h~fsss ia ssaes ,sax.
D. A. BOSS sse<ssaSy.
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NOTICE OF THE sALE OF BoNDs-No-
~ sics = hereby given that the dlrsct or q the
Middle Ktssisas Ifrigatsoa dislracs IN Kntitss
the hsshsst rssponssbIs bidder = shs otes q The
directors Of said district Ia the city Of Elleus-
SS.s ssa mt four sas &c suas &
year MISUNDERSTANDING bonds Of said irrigation dis
trict Of the determination Of ave hnadred and
unpaid principal In each bond ~ the rate ofssx
f6j per cent per anaum from data until fully paid,
com q sns unss o. Il. iss say q JasSsr,
and The LIST day Of July OF each year. said bonds
g q asusd and to bsAr dsis Of the lst day q july
In gold coin Of the United States In iustalimenss
- fofiows. towit: Al he expiration Of If cen
sad bonis ana 8 psr cent Of the remainder q said
principa on ch Of said bonds as the expiration
epa sum Is fully p.ia Psincspsi and nssSsss ON
said bonds paya ie - the Office Of the treasurer OF
Thsi ssased bios for the purchase Of said bonds
must b nled with James q. Boyle. secrstery Of
said district n the Once Of the direcforS Of said
county and state. on o. hsStrs June I. 1874. Il
o'clock p. IN, and each bid muss be marked bid
rissiion District ana each bad must DO accompa-
MED with . csrti1ed check on come solve hank
Ia the state Of Wa.h,Dssoa n the SUN Of one
grass treasurer ol the Middle Kissitas Irrigation
district, which cheek will b retarned IN the
bonds In amounts - follows. tOwis: Twenty-Five
and 40 =. .soas:ss aoaass Gas .ssss
on sscs shi,.y {so, ssys sssfsss;s until re whols
On e socrus thsreos only nom ana sfssr the date
serve he right 70 rsjscs any e.d III hida
yAMEs g BOYLE
SECRETARY q The nSddis Kitfisas Irrigation d.
Dated ~ EiiensbursA. wash.. April Is. 1894
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KoxnLA1, u G. No ~ -
x6itee test. kAtelllesneor. oeassle No
DEAR e1R: I have rscelvoA u - q
TIE world, etc.. and an DieAoo4 - -
Years truly. Nh
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CI1vslAnA wSsA, SsA q ~ II
34ftor Post1nsslIigsnesr, seattle, u
-pear nh: IrscsivSd yoaf psemt1m &
whtcb Q1voD - groa4 aafisfncSioA Ny u
q TAXA 10 = worth more than Ihe pap6e on4l
map both cost she = mnch 161iEh6'
with Il fegfs very rsaeeoecAAy. HI
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE SUPERIOR COURT. KING COUNTY.

/ wash.
ant No lS.80A Notice Of receivers sale
In pursuance OF . decree rendered by the court
In the above entitled aston on The 3oth day Of
April, 1884, the subscriber, - receiver tho elm
win cell ~ public auction ~ the front door Of the
New Arlington Restaurant. NJ No lis south Third
street. In seattle. In said county, SAT urday
afternoon. May 8, 1894 ~ o'clock. TO the hi hest
bidder for cash in one or several parcels, all the
personal Assets OF The iase partnership Of Capecci
4 Ahstios which sale 10 ssD;sct 10 toe connrmar
tioa Of The court
ALFRED 0AsroS, Receiver
frank r. LKwm attorney fog receiver 2o0
New York block, Seattle. Wash
Dated April 80 1894
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NonrH YAKIMA. wash. Feb .. lsg1
foes inteiIiSencor, Seattle.
Dents Enciossd please nsa stAmte
balance due on subscriptions aaa
Auch PseAssd With map think 10 =
premium y oars respectfully.
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AsaAy eAcept Sou0ov
I've seattle. IL :Ss u Lvs seattle. A.lO N
Lvs Evsrsss. s:t5 . m I've kvsrsts.. 3:oD > N
arca... Leaves SeAftle ......... 400 n m
Leaves kvsrets ..-...-.....i IL .0y . ~
rAnH-sINaLx TBIS. Use; RoUSo TAR 81 AZ
Landing. ColmAn dock foot Of arion street.
okATTLE AMI TACOMA NAvI0A lion CO.
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BALrrnoal. Ma, Nay n H.
Poet-fnfslfigonoos Co, 6easlia Me-
0enxiemen: Tho map received ana 4 -.
auoA Appsos1ass4 Very truly. ~
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En1n1nnnR wash. PsA IL III i
seattle Post Insssligencsr.
WaAh Have rsceivsa the vail man X|
exceptionally well pleased with q r r.
sxcelaena Acosps tbankA Ye1n 49,: :
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MEADOW Wash. Feb .. -
fostlnt@llissncer 90, sxAsus.
Ssrs-The map Is better than ws sxpsel
fully. -
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SKAorr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Iiiiy. Bogardus 4 Co.'S DOCK foot sprins
street. Seattle. Monday "Wednesday ana rrtss :
on tide for EtmendA stanwooi skaxis civ.
Everett, Florence MI Vernon, Tuialip Fir Avon
returning alternate daya
LILLY. BoGARDUs q Co. Agents.
Telephone la.
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For information concspninG thse
eAii - ths publication Office Or sd1rss
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pAczE1c SAvlsArlOx coNPAHr.
i IINx rADLR In erect April !. 10eA
exATTII-wHArcoN ROUTE
Daily SUNDAY excsDesdl
8TEANER STATE OF WARRINGTON
" soass,s 80 Q N Lv whalcom. J :1S n
Ar whafcom. ecu . u AT Seattle ..esoo n
otopptng - Kidnsgo Anacor.se ond FairaAven.
and q Everost south ooand connecuns - Seessao
viii sssAnss Hsu1y Bailey foe TnconA
oEArTIE-TAcONA ROUTE
Daily texcpps oArurdAye
STEAMER HENRY BAIL1Y
Nv Tacoma 800 n Lv esassis-. es0 q
connecssne with osaansR esAte 81 Waahtngtoa
for Ffsaleo Anacouss. Fairhsvsn and WhascoA
and with steamer fssFhavUn for EveeosA Ia Coa-
nss and I'll " hidhy Island posneA
L. ooNNRR AND wAIpHY ISLAND ROUTE
OroPYTNo At gvEnEfF.
0TEANER YAIRHAyEN
NextA e'nA-xxcspt SCI soo = e'd-kxesge esA
Lv s<aftis... e.6o N Lv La Conner $50 n
Ar Evsrsxs..- 1l:3o n Lv Evesess. 4 go m
Ar La Conner. SEQ N Ar seattle $50 N
stopping as EdmeadA kversss, Clinton Browns
PelnI langley. Coupeviils ean Do Fuea, Oak Hax-
Dor and CssAlaAy; Connecting - seassae VIII
SseA1ee Henry Bailey for facemA
wAarvss-RneiAc Navigasio. Co. Tacoma; -
elnc Navfgatsoa Ca, ossttls tfofueray kaksrs
dock. foss e univsnC ssrest); Nerchansf dock
Fen fali pazsicularA rates. sxeussicna sowaes.
etc. apply 70 or address A. J. MACLB ID, Agent
eoAssie telephone o<e: J. r HARMON. EreigAs
aaA Passenger Agsar Tacoma: ssasehons u
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AsnnpHss, wash Fen IL. 10 e
Foat- IBtsiiixsnesr Co. ss&str. 49,
Premium map received a0a sisss 80
eAxtsfaskiou, Yours respectfully. a.
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LAxAM, wash, Fsn >. -
PSst fnteiifg aneer. -eArtie WAsn-~
e9rs: Map received In soos sass~ ~
pssssed ~isa itAnd aIss ths pApsE tSa
sespsesfasly.
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L,oR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take the Fest and Commodious
oTEANER GENERAL cANBY

For bfrchslsa sidney, Charleston Dry Dock Br>.
merton. Decatur 1racyton, shico, silvsrdsis
ana intermedia,s poipta Leaves Harrington =
wharf. 81 foot OF wAshiagton street n "a y M
daily excepf sunday. -
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RArNrER,

REBUILT ana rsfnrnishe4 leaves Msrchsaes 49,
Mondsy, "Wednesday anA Friday q IA %
waup Duwatto. Hoodsport Union City ana Inter.
nsoisLs points arrivins in Union City q D M
nsavG 1nion olty = ma Tuesday. rhursday
ana SasardAy. arriving In Seattle ss = m
= u. LIBBY Maafse
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srzc1Ax sorgcka

THE DESNvALCE IN PANTS VOC CAN
! nnd - the Huh cioshing House; they have
pseced % sale fhfS week b0o razrs OF cAssinnere,
uoex ed and scotch tveeda soFth Is pair. yea
can have your pick ~ - 80: do not fail 20 exam
me them hessre buying elseSherA The Auo
NElTHER THE CAPTAIN, OWNERS Or
~ agents of the Chsiean ship ~Eme Lniaa" will
Be responsible for any deh3 debts contracted BY
any Of tee crsw Wills n this p crs O. s1y ether
Porn Haskeiey. pxfl H. 1884
TEACHERS EXANrN ATIOy-THE RE0U.
lar quarterly feacAess' examination viii b
held In the library froufof the county coortho0so
NAY 10. Al and II beginning - O'Clock q m
examine sppsicants fbR admission - the saase
normal school ~ kilaasburx
King Coansy school sup-rtntende1e
q = JONES,
DAVID THONAA.
Board Of ExaminatioA
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RkLLiS6HAM BAY, INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fare 20 Everett soc
For Edmonds. Everett Clinton Lanslsv Coo,>
xaie, enAisdy. fidasEo City, Anacoriss. samish
rarnAvens eehofns an1 Wha com leaving seatslc
tuesdays Thursdays and saiurdays as !? = m
hesufning leaves Whatcom Wednasdays rsida n
ana sundays ~ TOO . tn. landing q civ pocE
THOMPSoS RRCa
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FIR on TIE -rIrEA-
SEATTLE To TACOMA
fcu- road sxsrs daily. sxcspt sunday.
In ons hous ana sweosy~dvs mfantsA
raE srEAMER -SLYER-
nexs,as aas,y rspa ssasss> rscemA rouss. MOI
fAxIHs nvyurr
TUESDAY,. NAY !
~suR CAM
-ssess,e-7.sA HIS q n. 9.4A 0iSp -.
lew Tscoms-e.So q N, ls00 Asa. 500 p m
SnDdAy-
T~~rs Tscnrna-esS9 q n, asa $50 p m
LAndinx q n p wharf, Tacoma aaa So<nnnee
~ acck foot a. Narsoa street. Seassie
pun<insA sxcnrsion rnfee on steamer Flesssecd.
h>ro SOC
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TN EFHECr MARCH {. leSA
4 STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LRArD y EuLn1 WRABH AZ . y ~
sCNDAYS TuESDAYS AND THUR8pAYa
Fer Hdmoads. Clinton Browns Point Lansaev.
1lse4Acy. f1dalgo city. Anacortes, Samfsh aud
Mhsscom. and on Thursdays going throuxh -
niaane ana eemiahmeo ResurninG lsAvo Whas-
CON AondAy. wednesday. saturday o. p N
kaeo TO WhAkcom, e1.ov: Freigns 70 Whascom N
q .. BRowNfIELp. Managing owne.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.


To REST.-Two Tenementsi in Bakery block
|. A. WHITE & Co.
wANTED.-1O0 lbs. sage grown in 1893
Will pay cash. HALL 4 CHENEY.
HATCH can sharpen your lawn mowers at
the Truss Factory. Now is the time.
WANTED AT ONCE.-Two teamsters. None
but good competent men need apply.
FRANK LARAwAY, Waterville, Vt.
Two FARMS To LET, with eleven cows, near
Elmore Pond. Possession given immediate
ly. H. RUSSELL, Elmore, Vt.
For SALE.-A Kemp manure spreader, in
good running order. Will sell cheap.
F. F. JONES, Johnson.
Farmers who have fat hogs to sell will find
it to their advantage to call on E. A. Small
LEY, Wholesale Packer, Morrisville.
Fifty barrels crackers, more or less, for sale
at 75c. to $3.50 a barrel. For further par
ticulars call at bakery or |. A. Whites house.
/. A. WHITE & Co., Morrisyille.
SHINGLEs.-Shingles for sale cheap. Call at
Pages Hide House, near Hyde Park Depot,
where shingles are, or address, for partieu-
lars, E. A. ALLEN, Morrisville.
TIT sells boys suits as low as 75 cents to
$5 per suit, and some mems suits at so low a
price will not name it, Others to suit every
one as to quality and price. Also fine new
spring overcoats. Ladies' button shoes at
90 cents and good mems shoe at $l.25 ;
Mems boots for 81 90. Tits is the place to
buy grass seed. Bring along your eggs and
get II cents dozen for them.
For SALE.-My piece of land of twenty
seven acres, with two small houses thereon
/ will sell the whole together or divide into
separate pieces as the the purchaser may de-
sire. This is a good piece of land to carry
on and to raise ones own produce. For full
particulars inquire of A. A. Niles Morrisvllle
Tn. land lies across the road and east of the
new fair ground. CHESTER 5. NILES.
Springfield, Mass, May Z.
The FARMERS OF MoRRIsTowN AND VICINITY
will find it to their advantage to call on mt
if in need of Harrows, Cultivators Horse
Hoes, Horse-Rakes, Hay Tedders, Moving
Machines, &c. | shall have Stockbridge anC
Bowker Fertilizers by the carload on or be
fore May 1st. Also Corn and Potato Plant
ers to sell, or will plant by the acre. hayet
few Whifiletrees, Neck Yokes, Plow Sets, &c.
for sale. Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
|. N. LEBARoN, Morrisville, vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
County Court.

At the time of our going to press
last week the case of Douglass vs..
Peck was still on. The case was
strongly contested on both sides and
drew large attendance of witnesses
and lookers-on. 1t went to the jury
Thursday morning. After wrestling
with it for some time they came in
and reported that they could not
agree, but the Judge sent them back.
Along in the afternoon they again
reported their inability to reach a
verdict. The Judge was unwilling to
let them GO, and informed them that
the case would never be in the hands
of a. better jury and SO ordered them
back again for the night. The next
morning they brought in verdict
for $2O96 for plaintiff.
The next case tried was that of B.
A. Hunt VS.. Frank Laraway. This
was suit to recover pay for legal
services and also to close up an old
account. The jury was c. e. Thomp-
son, I'll. B. Curtis, FL. C. Reed, c. W.
Moulton, Henry McNally, W. G. Bas-
sett, G. A. Bridge, F. Campbell, Mar
tin Wheelock, F. E. Smith, j. L.
Stafford and U. c. Fletcher. G. NJ.
Powers assisted Hunt and the de-
fense had R. W. Hulburd and P. K.
Gleed. 1t took the jury several hours
to reach a verdict and during their
deliberations they came into court
twice for information. Their verdict
was for $470.45 for plaintiff.
In the divorce case of Melissa
Thomas VS.. VIM. Thomas, Belvidere
parties, a bill was granted petitioner
for desertion. She was given the GUS
tody of the child. Hulburd for petit
tioner.
Naturalization papers were issued
to Thomas Margetts of Johnson and
Paul Leckner of Wolcott.
The court adjourned Friday after
noon until some time in June, when
it will finish the business of the term.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
AT THE CHURCHES.

Communion services were held at the Cong1
church on Sunday morning, and two persons
united by profession.
The subject of Rev. DR.. Booths discourse
next Sunday evening will be Noah and the
Flood" Service at 1870
Owing to numerous other attractions this
week, the regular meeting of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid is deferred until Wednesday of
next week.
Quarterly conference at the M. e. church
Saturday at p. m; quarterly meeting and
sacrament Sunday at 1145; Epworth League
meeting at 6, and praise service and address
to Epworth League at Z.
Missionary meeting at the Congregational
church parlor Friday at 3: 30 pm; meeting
of the United Workers at A 80 All mem
bers are requested to be present, as business
is to come before The society. Dime supper
at the usual time to which all are cordially
invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-05-10
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVlLLE.

Mrs. B. C. Hoyt is visiting in Al
bany this week.
W. G. McClintock and wife left for
Brandon Monday.
The fire department was out for
practice Saturday night.
DR.. Douglass has been quite i'll at
The Randall, but is now convalescent.
A.C. Hamel had an auction Tues
day and sold off lot of his livery
stock.
Miss Agnes M. Woodward was at
home over Sunday, as was also DR..
Geo. Bates.
The bicycle fever isspreading rapid
ly and no one knows how soon he or
she may be overtaken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nethro Jackson and
daughter Ida were in Cambridge and
JeffersOnville last week.
Dwinell, the druggist, has put up
large, new awning, and is also sport
ing a new Credenda "bike."
George Elmore and wife conduct
the annual children's dancing carni-
val at Montpelier this week.
A. F. Whitney has purchased Ban
nister's street sprinkler and brought
it into practical use last week.
Mrs. E. P. Seymour left last week to
spend several weeks with friends in
Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Dan Campbell has taken Lance
Robinson's place at The Randall, and
the latter has entered the field as gen.
eral iobber.
Congressman and Mrs. Powers ar
rived home from Washington last
Friday. The Judge will soon return
to his labors.
The Maplewood Sugar & Syrup Co.
have recently shipped several large
orders to the west. They have built
up very large business.
We are still getting orders for the
Magic City portfolios. We can sup
ply back numbers or the set COM
plete. No coupons required.
L. +. Kimball of Brockton, Mass,
the party who has bought VIM. Nc
Clintock's farm, arrived in town with
his family Wednesday morning.
E. j. Hatch has added a nickle and
silver-plating apparatus to the equip
ment of his machine shop, and also
does bicycle repairing. See advt.
Guy Rocheleau is again able to sit
up after the second siege with his
broken limb, and with good luck will
soon be out with that new bicycle.
Albert Douglass had horse SO
badly injured on a barbed wire fence
last week that recovery is simpossible
He had refused 5000 for the animal.
G. NJ. Powers went to Boston Sat.
urday, and will return with Mrs
Powers to-day. o. M. Waterman
started for the Club" Monday night
There was an unusual change oi
real estate going on Monday. The
wind kept up perfect gale, making
it decidedly unpleasant for pedes
trians. g' .ts
The regular meeting of the W. R. G,
comes Saturday evening of this week
at 1880 sharp. Every member is re-
quested to be present, as there is
business of Importance.
The rain coming between Friday
and Monday morning brought about
a great boom in grass and foliage,
1t is very seldom that leaves are seen
so far advanced at this season.
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First DAY. TUESDAY.

LAMoILLE VALLEY VETERANS
The officers of the Lamoille Valley
Veteran Reunion Association will
meet at Morrisville May II at l
O'Clock p. M, to make arrangements
for the annual reunion of the G. A.
r. and Sons of Veterans; each to
send a delegate to represent each
post and camp, and all past com-
manders are invited to be present.
G. B. WHITING, Adjt. G. d. DAVIS, Com.
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Races at Howard Park.

The Burlington Driving Associa-
tion is to give a three days trotting
meeting at Howard Park, June 26,
81 and %. The programme of races
is as follows:-
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY.
2:40 class, trotters, for 4-year-olds and
under purse 5000.
2:24 class, trotters and PAGERS, purse 5000,
$50 class, trotteFs and pacers purse $3.50
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY.
2:30 class, trotters and PAGERS, purse 5000.
2:19 class, trotters, purse $3.50.
300 class, trotters, purse $3.50.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY.
2:35 class, trotters, purse 5000.
2:17 class, pacing, purse $3.50.
All trottiDg and pacing is to be in harness,
mile heats, best three in FIVE. The races will
be conducted under the rules of the National
Trotting association, of which the track is a
member.
The entrance fee is 5 per cent. of the purse
The purse will be divided as follows: so, %
Is and 10 per cent Hay, straw and sta
bling will be furnished free.
M. G. Berry is the secretary of the
association, to whom all entries and
communications should be sent.
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Common sense is not very gener-
ally distributed in this world of ours,
but the man who has it knows enough
not to talk too much, a
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POWERS & POWERS.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW,
A Halls Block, WORTHWHILE, Vt.
n H. POWERS. GEO. M. POWERS.
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FL. e. DOUGLASS, MD, G, M.

0fice hours Until 10 a. M; from to p.
" M, and to s p. m. Office at the Randall
House, Morrisville, VT.
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G.. w. DOTY,
A. A. NILES,
j. A.. ROBINSON,

RENTAL SURGEON, MoRRIsvILLE, VT
IL once open Sundays from u to P. M for
extracting. Patients from out OF town, please
make engagements bv mail in advance.
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WIN. w. GENGE NJ. D., C. NJ,

OFFICE HOURS Until 10 A. NJ; from to 3
~ p. M, and from to 8 P. NJ. Special atten-
tion given to Surgical work.
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i D6r Remember we do all kinds of
Job printing neatly and quickly.