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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

dinate oranges not read on the day pre-
vious were continued. Standing com.
mittecs were appointed and G.. W.
Pierce. state lecturer. gave his report.
This ended the work for the morning.
At the afternoon session the grange
again opened in the fourth degree
Worthy Master Bell presiding. He,
called on Miss Cora Eames for recl-
tation, which was listened to with
marked attention. Alpha Mcsser re-
ported a. chairman of the committees
elected year ago, to compare tho agri-
cultural college of our state with
others. the report being favorable.
y duet ny Brothers Willard and Gale
followed, after which Mr.. Mcsscr called
for song from Miss Bell, daughter of
the Worthy Master, to which she
pleasingly responded. receiving an en-
core. Mr.. Messer and +. G.. Taylor
were then elected members OF the
executive committee to serve for two
years. \ solo by Miss Jennie Good
enough closed the session in the after
noon.
In the evening the gran gers 60 the
number of some 600 assembled to wit
ness the comforting of the Sd and 4th
degrees by Protective grange. which
was beautifully done. Following this
all adjourned to the banquet hall
whore calio and coffee we're served. at
ter which they again re assembled in
the hall proper whore remarks were
made by the masters of different
oranges: also by several Of the ladies
who one and all highly complimented
Protective Grange on the rendering Of
the degree work. This meeting was
the feast of the occasion
when all assembled for happy time
ana left the business cares for the day
The work yesterday wes practically
the giving az the reports of the several
standing committees and the confer
ring of the 9th degree by Worthy Mas
ter Bell in the afternoon session. The
meeting opened in the morning at
. 30. Worthy Master Bell presiding. !
brother CraCiu presepted the following
Resolved. that the cy.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

invitation swas given By Secnl
Howe in behalf of the city, y
Woodbury., Mayor EanPatten aDa
college faculty. \ telegram Of =
graduation was read from past q
master A. B. Franklin of ToWnsaii
and after recitation by Mrs. W.
Mixer and the reading of the nlnl,.
to the meeting, the most success
state meeting ever held in NeT''
closed.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

An indictment against +. ". Pea
body for criminal libel on I'll. II.
Atwood, Londonderry boy. during
the last congressional campaign, has
been found at Boston. Peabody was
brought before the Municipal court
Monday and gave sl.001 bonds for flu
turr appearance.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
rNANbEf

Dec. 18Th.
4, NeW things to y0 on safe tO'nor
, rOW.
.lstyachan F'Mr Calcs-.1O inch
es deep, 100 inches sweep. htne'
With Satin Rhadema. $7.5t
each: Same capes sccrc $40 earl!
in TIC season
Gomez Cape 30 an. deep. fWt
sweep, satin Tined. So each.
C0ney Cape ~ In. deep. satin
Tined, made this season 81 ench.
Separate Skirts
BIack BrOcadc SitH. faI tined.
$1I.5O.
Choice Jfutelcsa WOOi. Nmcd
$3.50.
Blach and N0Uy Serge. lined.
$500.
Black pare Mohair. tined
1926.
Fen Elegant NeW Sith Waists,
1926. This W0s clearing out
yJ8rch0se VRen present lot is sold,
IL is TIE end Of The story.
NeW lot of BEack NOreen petit
coats tomorrow $500 to $3.50
each.
Tomorrow or lfOnday still an
other lot WOmen's Fyan,,ette
WrapDers. medium and dark
coIors. Just made, 1!yd. Ctde
skirt, good fit, 800.
We still hare a futI2ass0rtBsent
of sizes In the $I.25 one opened
early last Week. These arc the
patterns Ue hare
found this season.
Today aUe add 100 titles to lthe
I0c. counter Iuy of books.
The Scotch Syndicate hare lust
made an important purchase of
several thousand pair.
Reyniers famous dotfar gloces,
f-buttOn style, IN desirable color
,ngs. 1Hey are to be sold in all
heir city stores. Whike this pnr-
,hese lasts ut
69c. Il PAIR. /,
Ind at the same price here
Tomorrow L erpect IN some
,,ore fashionable nOceEty dress t
t,tts, Just bought at cut prices. /
We find increasing sales on the :
Might Go,cns ut soc. !
md $500 each. t
Haze Just opened the has.ds0lR- a
st White Cotton Night GoUn at a
1875 Uhich zoe hare cUcr had for n
he price. c
Tomorrow / shall open scUeraL
,ore large lots of Handkerchiefs. y
More Knit TOques, Caps, Silk a
nd Wool Mittcns, Fascinators. ii
nd Le0gins. G
CHRISTMAS BOOKS. ?
CHRISTMAS BASKETS. II
LARGE ASSIGNMENTS. Il
prices :.
Erery cbitd'S Uinter coat Wc n,
DUe, Tong or short, that sUaS SO y
1878, goes on to the So count N
nOW: and O. lot more WOmen's II
st
oats and Capes. hi
on the 1850 counter there are "
Garments to pick from m
at SIO-S12.5O ond $I5 some W
egant garments ,chich cannot be
duplicated. Hare a fesO Fur :.
apes left Which acre SEQ to ac
1880 each-- 1dpantaye al in an
de
C buyers faro" nOc. gu
Come and see them if yoa ocer ~
tend to bay one. az az
NeU lot MacEintoshes to arrive wi
,aorrom. lie
IN;
!. 4. MAftF4 BH. s Ca
sci
fel
HpYcAMTHF MTTMc i i i.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
M4MbG ".
December 6.

we shall offer long counter ful
of ohildrcn's. misses and women
coats, and lot Of womcn's cape
ut S. each. Every one of then
worth more than that. Some SIC
coats for $50; some $3.50
$3.50 and SIS coats for SO
some SIS for $3.50, all this sea-
sons goods. Not an undesirable
or questionable one in any ofthc
above special lots.
The long continued warm, rainy
weather last month was disaster
Gus to the Fur Cape manufacture
crs and several have failed that
is not pleasing. but if you want "A
fur cape you can buy one now
Just when the cooler weather Is
comin9--for less money than you
could last month. But don't
come thinking you can get good
one for nothing.
Only IA days more in which to
select our Christmas gifts. Our
stock is ready; come when you
are ready. We can give the carly
comers the best attention.
Books---If you want any you
all know this is a good place to
buy them.
Baskets.
Handl1crchicts.
Umbrellas.
Hosiery. /
Gloves. |.
Hoods.
Mittcns.
Women's Cotton Underwear.
Women's mcrino underwear.
Children's mcrino underwear.
Calico wrappers. .
Flannelette wrappers.
Flannelette night gowns.
Lace pillow shams.
Towels, napkins.
Table damasks. G
Blankets. .
Comfortables. "
Womens silk waists.
Womeu's wool waists.
Women's plaid waists. u
Ready made separateskirts. "
Modern underskirts.
Jersey undersl>irts.
:Shawls. a
Cotton dress goods,
Wool dress goods. 4"
Silk for dresses. waists or
81
ilirts. n
This is partial list of the use
Al things we have to sell you for H.
fits or your use. and we mean to
i've full value for the money. =,
Just for flyer" to give those G.
'ho come quickly more than their S.
worth. we shall, at 8 tn
clock tomorrow morning, put
IN
at Is doz. bic damask towels at
cents each. which will tell the I'm
st of the story themselves when \
Du see them.
New lot s1.25 Flannelette wrap
.rs in dark colors-some hand l.
me red and black among them y
TO he opened tomorrow.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

He gave Il report of the marvellous
work which the diaries throughout the
state had done aud expressed his belief
that the grange is going to have it's
share in making the future of this
grand old state glorious one.
Mason :. Stone, state Supcrintend-
Cht of schools. gave very instructive
talk ON the Schools of Vermont" rec
ognizing in the grange the strongest
ally of education. If it had not been
for the grange. he believed, free text
books and ,hr Town system of schools
would not as Yet hac been adopted by
Vermont. Tie told of the needs OF
new school houses in many of our hill
side towns and the advantage to be
gained hy town supervision. His talk
was intcrspcrsed with pleasant illus
trations and incidents and Was listen
Cd tn with great interest.
Hon. Alpha Messcr, lecturer of the
National Grange, was next introduced
and took for his subject Tho National
Grange. giving a history OF its origin,
the idea of Miss Carrie Hall, the neice
of the founder, of giving woman equal
rights with man in the organization
and the work which it is doing all
over the land for the elevation and ad
vancemcnt OF tho farmer.
Mrs. \. \. G. Ware spoke of the
Women in the Grange, 1.-THE blessings
which il brings TO the farmers wife |
who formerly had only the four walls /
Of the home in which TO live. Now she |
can talk on any question of the day |
and has come out of mere drudgery 90 |
enjoy the pleasures of life and fit her i
self 10 be true helpmeet for her hus !
band.
The evening closed with stereop- /
tican views given by Prof. J. l.. Hills, i
the director Of the agricultural station
at burlington, illustrating the work +
done by the college and also giving
views of the buildings.
"Wednesday mornings session oponeri
at g o'clock ard the reports of suhor
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-12
Sleeping On the Water.

Writing Of the habits OF the fur
seal, naturalist tells how luxuri-
ously these creatures take their maps
In the pillows OF the sea. Tbs thick
layer Of blubber and the coats OF
soft fur In which these seals are en-
velopsi enables Thorn to sleep with
comfort on the hard lodges OF the
shore and II makes them seem oil tho
greater favorites OF Nature that she
takes them to her bosom In the yield.
ing waters OF the sea.
As they rest on the water they
seem to sleep % soundly and % COM
fortably, bsddsd on the waves, or
rolled by the swoll, as they do on the
land.
They lie on their backs. fold the
fore clippers down across the chest
and turn the hind ones up and
over. so that the tips rest on their
necks and chins. thus exposing only
the nose and the heels OF the hind
clipper above water, nothing else
being seen.
In this position, unless 1t happen
10 be very rough, the seal goes to
sleep, as did the subject Ut that mem.
orable song who was "rocked in the
cradle Of the Deep"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-12
Valuable Dog Cellars.

II can assure you that you have
not been misln formed % to gold and
precious gems being used to decorate
dogs collars" said one OF the best
known dealers In such articles. but
the craze 10 far moro prevalent In
France, Russia and England than II
10 here.
"Not many weeks ego supplied
to the special order OF an English
lady dog collar that cost fifty
guineas. 1t was . chain collar Of
silver and gold links alternately. and
with y gold bell to hang In front.
French ladies' are very fond OF watch
dog collars, . small gold watch being
let into the front Of the collar. and I
have made several Of these. but In
scores Of cases I supply beautifully
made collars with name plates Of
solid gold, and often enough with
gold bosses % we'll. Nearly all the
collars Of this class arc intended for
carriage dogs and drawing-room
poodles alone.
"A fashion has lately had great
vogue In France Of putting tiny
bracelets round the fore legs Of
poodles, and have even seen dia-
monds lot into these circlets. At the
same time. In my own stock, I have
lots Of dog collars ranging In price
from 915 to 800. The most remark.
able collar ! have ever made vas to
the order Of . gentleman from South
Africa, It consisted Of nuggets OF
gold and an uncut diamond. which
he supplied, and twas given to . we'll
known lady % present.
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LUCKY FELLOW,

"IIaskins says that the Widow
Van Vilet has promised to be Q
mother to him."
"Indeed -
"No-in law"
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Goodrich
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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28
SUMMONS.
no.. 233.1

\ the District Court OF the Fifth Judic-
Alai District OF the state OF Montana, in
and for the County OF Madison. j. B.Lau-
I'm, plaintiff. VS.. John Casper and Leola
Casper, defendants. Summons.
Action brought IN the district court of the
Filth judicial district of the State OF Mon
tana. in and tor the county of Madison. ana
the complaint filed III said county of Madl-
son in the office of the clerk OF said district
court.
The State OF Montana sends greeting to
the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action which is filed in
the office OF the clerk of this court. a
copy OF which isherewith served upon YOU,
and to lille youranswer and serve a copy
thereof upon theplaiDtitf's attorney within
~ days after the service OF this
exclusive OF the day OF service: and in case
OF your failure to appear or answer. judy
ment Will betaken against YOU by default
for the relief demanded in the COMPLAINT.
ihe said action is brought to recover Il
Judgment against you Tor the sum OF one
hundred dollars, together with interest
thereon at the rate of one per cent. per
month from the eigth day of October, 1891.
less the sum OF 81 paid thereon on Decem-
Der 10. 1891. and the sum of 1927 paid
thereon on November %. 1892, according
to the terms OF a certain promissorv note
made. executed and delivered by the de-
fendant. John Casper, to the plaintiff on the
said eighth day OF October. 1891, which
said note is long past due and save the pay
ments above alleged, wholly unpaid: aud
to obtain a decree of this court tor the tore
closure OF a certain mortgage gwen by the
defendants. John Casper and Leola Casper
who was then the wife of the said John
Casper to the plaintiff on the eighth day of
OCTOBER. 1891, to secure the payment of said
above mentioned note, which said morty-
age was on the twelfth day OF October. 1891,
recorded in the office OF the clerk and recOr-
der OF the county of Madison. Montana, in
volume ~ OF mortgages, at page 136. records
OF SAID Madison County. and that the prom
ises conveyed by said mortgage be sold and
the proceeds arising from the sale of said
mortgaged premises be applied to the pay
ment OF the amount found due the plaintiff.
together with all costs and an attorneys
fee as, provided in said mortgage. and in
case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay
the same, then to obtain execution against
the defendant. John Casper for the balance
remaining due and that the defend
antsall persons claiming by or
barredand foreclosed of all right, title. claim
lem. equity Of redemption. me interest
in andto the said mortgaged prem ises,
and forsuch other and further reIiet as
to thecourt shall seem meet and equitable.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
court. this sixteenth day of September, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and n%inety-five.
said court Clerk.
L. CALLAWAY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Sep. q, 1855. 4S-4
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

| thence north 40 dagreas A. r,r a.,
feet. thence nor,h 10 Jaoroos - as: 80
| theuce south So deorees 4, ,n,n 80 aee.'
1880 feet. thence Sn,,h o nu'se fast
utes eas,. 13-G tnet. thona $500 ~ liln-
east 5oG ieet thence rnrth 10 Sann - u9Slees
utes east45- teet.tbence cast 10
north Ga DEGREES nast 81, '.uenoe
, north ~ degrees On ,n;n,tds 49,, .uehce
thence north II Saoree. eaSt' 80 $50 80.
thence north 10 deorasS 49, 100 tee!.
thence sou;b ~ dsnraos "et' w !eet'
thence south Il de%ress wes 80, tee.,
thence sonth - dpGreos IA min,. 49,
291 feet: thence so,f7b 90 da.,.aaI ~.
feet: thence south - degrnos u.es. - . ouo
| thence north - derraas !, ,"in 49,. . aeet'
1852 feet: thence norm 90 degrans uo "e c,c
feet. thence norih ~ ~ a. ussrtes west. 6l0
east. 1O6G feet. thenre nnr7h q ou ihlHutes
425 feet: thence norm a ,isgroo. AS
west. 1880 feet. thanno rnr,b ~ =, InInutes
minutes east. 3S3 feet. thnnna ror,11 81 o.
| crees east, o0S ! toa+. thonoo nontn 90 ue-
grees east 53S feet. thenno nor.h - 90 ue-
30 minutes east sea t ant. u usglees
degrees 50 minutes cast 300 to.t thn,a ~ ~
north Sc degrees east. 900 fept. tbenne nortb
sc degrees 90 minutes east 1928 teet. thoron
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

m1nistrator OF said estate. W IL sell at pub.
TIC auction. subject to confirmation by said
court the following described real estate
anu property situate. living and
being IN the county OF Madison. and state
OF Montana. to-wit:
The south halt of the southeast quarter:
tue northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter: and the south half of the southwest
quarter OF section tour. The northeast quar-
ter: the east halt of the northwest quarter.
and the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter OF section nine. all in town.
ship six. south of range four west, contain
ing. four hundred and eighty acres: to.
gether with all OF the improvements there
on and appertenances thereunto belonging.
bitches and ditch-rights. water and water
rights. belonging or appertainlng to the
same. Said sale will be made on Saturday
the NTH day OF October. A. D.. 1895. at two
O'Clock p. NJ. at the late residence of said
deceased on the above described premises.
Terms OF sale: for cash. lawful money of
the United States of America. ten per cent.
OF the purchase price payable at time of
sale and the balance payable upon confir-
nation OF the sale. by said court.
RAS ROCHESTER.
AdmlnistratOr OF the estate of
DENNIS COLLINS.
Deceased.
Dateo september !. 1898. 46.4t
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28
No &77.]
Application 70, q Patent.

T S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. No~rA-
~ MA, Aug. %, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that Patrick W.
Govern. whose postofice address is Adobe.
town, County OF Madison. State OF Monta.
ma. has this day filed his application tor a
patent for ten acres OF placer mining ground
bearing . valuable deposit OF gold. situated
in Nevada. unorganized. Mining District.
county OF Madison. State OF Montana. and
described in the official report thereon. ~
nle In this Office. az follows. to-wit: The
North West quarter OF the North West
quarter Of the South West quarter OF seet,oo
16, Township 6 South, Range 5 West, Mon
tana, containing ten acres.
Tho location OF this mine ia recorded in
the ONCE Of the Clerk and Recorder OF the
County Of MADISON, State OF Montana. Ia
Book 7 Of placer locations.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said mine or sur+,co ground
are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land
ONCE at Helena. In the State ut Montana.
during the sixty days period ut publication
hereof. or they will be barred by the pro-
visions OF the statute.
W. F.. COX.
Register.
First Publication Sept. 7 1895. 46-lot
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No. 1868.
Application For 3 Patent.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, Helena, Mon
. tana, August 5 1895.
Notice ts hereby given that John Reed
whose post office address 10 Virginia City
Madison county. Montana, has this day filed
MS application for . patent tor 2.29 acres Of
surface ground. situated In Highland, un.
organized, mining district. county OF Madi.
ION, state OF Montana. and designated by
the neld notes and official plat on file In
Inis once as mineral survey No. 1893, in
section 35, Township s., South Range No,
Three West, and in Sections ! and 2 uns.
Township No. 7 South. Range No. Three
Montana; said survey No. 1898 being az
follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at the South East location
corner OF this claim. which 10 also Corner
No. Ii of Survey No. 517, lot No. IS, a gran
ite gnelss stone. 16 X s inches. length un-
known. set firmly in the ground, marked
l-4695 for corner No. OF this claim, from
boundary OF section 50, Township 6 South.
Range Three West. bears North eighty
three degrees. twenty minute West 2955
feet: thence North A degrees, o. minutes
West along the South West boundary of
survey No. 517. lots 4S and 40, a distance of
1000 feet to the North East location corner
OF this claim. a granite stone 36x14x5 inches
ASoOO oCCPs uuokhCu Z~3OJO IOE corner
NO. 2 of this claim. from which corner No.
IA. Lot No. 49, bears North Al degrees, o.
minutes West. SO feet. thence South AZ de-
grees. 10 minutes West q distance of 100
feet to the North West location corner of
TINS claim, q granite stone 2Ox12x3 inches,
Is inches deep, marked 3-4693 tor corner
NO., 3; thence South ~ degrees, o. minutes
East q distance OF 1000 feet to the South
West location corner OF this clam, 4 gneiss
s1x12x3 inches. IA inches deep.
marked 1893 for corner No. 4, thence Is
degrees. ID minutes East . distance OF 100
feet to Corner No. l, the place of begin
ming. Magnetic variation OF all courses 10
degrees, 80 minutes East. containing 2-o9
acres, The location OF this mine 10 record
IN the office OF the clerk and recorder OF
the county OF Madison. Montana. in Book
! OF placer locations. The adjoining claims
are Survey No. SIT. lots 4S and 40 on the
North East. and Survey No. SIS, Lot No,
rs on the South East.
ANY and oil persons claiming adversely
portion OF said mine or surface ground
required to file their adverse claims
the Register OF the United States
Office at Helena IN the state of Mon.
ana. during the sixty days period Of publi.
'atlon hereof. or they will be barred BY the
provisions OF the statute.
W.ECOX.
Register.
FIRST publication August 10. 1895. 4a-10!
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mo. 1921
Application for Patent.

1 S.LAND OFFICE. Bozeman. Mon
~, tana, September y, 1895. Notice is
hereby given; that Nelson J. Isdell and
John T.. p. Fletcher. whose %postofice ad-
dress is Pony. Madison County, Montana,
have this day filed application for patent.
under the mining laws of congress, for 30
acres OF the Julia Gordon Placer mine. des-
lgnated as report number 166, situated in
norwegian. unorganlzed, mining district,
MADISON county, Montana, in section IS,
township 2 south range 2 west, which claim
is recordedi In the Office of the recorder of
OF Madison county. at Virginia City, Mon.
tsna. and described as follows: SAID report
number 1876 being as follows, to-wit: north
halt Of the northwest quarter OF the south
EAST quarter and the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter IN section SO, township 2 south, range 2
west: Montana; embracing 30 acres, upon
which . notice Of said application was post
ed the Ath day of August, 1895.
C. P. BLAKELY.
Register.
First publication Sept. q, 1895. As-iot
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28
Administrator Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given. that BY virtue
~ OF an order OF sale made and entered
on the 18th day of August, 1895, IN this
District Court of the Fifth judicial District
Of the State of Montana. in and for the
County OF Madison. in the matter OF the
application Of Elizabeth Cherevoy adminis-
tratrlx OF the estate OF Jas. G.. Cberevoy,
deceased. l will, at the front door Of the
court at Virginia City. In the
October 5th: 1921, at the hour OF 2 O'Clock
p. m. OF said day, sell at public auction
upon terms hereinafter stated. all tho night.
Title and interest Of the said estate OF Jas.
u. Cnerevoy had at the time Of his death.
and all the right. title interest that
SAID estate has acquired since his death BY
operation OF law or otherwise in aud to the
following described real estate, situated in
tne County OF Madison. State OF Montana,
described as 1oilows:-N. half. S. W. quar-
yer. ana Ihe \. halt of S. E. quarter Of Sec
ton p: E: halt of s. f. quarter, s. ". quar-
ter OF $. g.. quarter. Section 10; N. half of
n. W. quarter. S. W. quarter of n. E..
quarter OF Section %. all in Tp. 5. South.
Range l. West, Madison County, Montana,
together with the appurtenances thereto
belonging.
Terms of said sale: Ten per cent. of pur-
chase price at day of sale. forty per cent
payable on the confirmation OF sale by
District Court. and balance in one year on
~ per cent. per annum. Deed at expense
OF purchaser.
Dated Sept. s. 1899.
ELIZABETH CHREVOY.
Administrators of the Estate Of
JAS. G. CHEREVOY,
Deceased.
First publication. Sept. Z, 1895. 4S4t