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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-02
Chamberlain q Eve AMI SKIN

chamberlain 8 Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore
Eyes, Granulsted Eye Lids, Sore Nip
pies, Piles. Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum
and Scald Head. Is cents per box.
For sale by druggists.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-02

IF YOU want to post yourself on the
money question read COINS Financial
School," Price, 25 cents. For sale by
Thompson & Meadows.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-02
Cheap railroad Fare.

To ALL points. We save you from so
cents to SIS on all railroad tickets bought
OF US. No. 10 Jefferson street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17


M, EaI IA CCIION BEhT ATTRAC-
iIONS i2t IllE SUMMER OF 1885,
'pttl"i low iouuI lIlp rates VIII be
niue WIN llu'rNl ulhI's ANA superior
'VSu'i, lo' persons attending
aoul''NI '".Hsl convention, wash
''5 'gi', - '1' ~
,,,,tg.,.I- riahd Pres
,y ''''"" s""''"' N'' 'ul'h' Miss, May
10; ..,.,
i,,,' Epworth
Nsr,,,,,i ,,a,,,Ih' igHm" June n.
,,.',,'ii' drill
intprro', i'nn ,i'' 90 ~ 1" 81
rraito5 a',,' 5ii.,lu.,Von OF the
49,, 49, t an ~, ''l'''h EhdeoNuT
TrinnniaT ,%1r, T'I ~. 'V ,...,-,...
~ NM P'1,, ,"' Nv o., hnlFhls Tenn
''S"',,,,n g t",,.i '' ond' i tnugust 20,
,,ns,,i,,n Aim, ~ Ga i'tlgI,lat lonal OK
'.rcr,i,,r 81 '''''' "'P'c"oer IL 10
9,,tigt ymrr,, ,,,,,.,,.,.
moro Ma I'M, ts ""'O"' hH'ti-
Tbrgn r3tcg or. amor, a., ,,..
ptibiic brsIdn1 tho ,is,,1i s,,, .,s E'.eIAl
istg' ratios ia tho br,ith n,,1 ~ l, .ul
resorts Of the north md ans, F'e''"'o
can or write tn the ncor's, r,,,,,,
Belt ticket agent for dates of sSi,,
rntes and umitg Gnrres',y',,', , W. sue
liclted. SO-
Account annual oopvo,tl,, n, a..
~ - A To he I,,.IJ ,t tS,'r, W., n, 'ne
Nprl is 10 and 20 1sqf ~. w., lin vi vi
round trim ticksts To- Fort yyorth ana
return at the foIlnyyipr. r.tos. ~
Ftnlions within 75 mil"s Of Fort VAN
M rots Of 4 cents p"r MA y -, mo.tn
Ions 70 to 100 miles rate Of 81. stations
within 100 miles or oynr rata AZ S,,a
faro IImIteG for ret,,rr 90 , vi Oh" gn
1895. 1'p'" 'O'
Account annual co,cl,,o 1y,iu,,..
TenpIors tnpotIny 10 ha b,td ia, vt, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
TIE FORIy-FlRsT CoNcLAvE
or rHE KNIGHTS OF rEMrLARs OF
TEXAS UNDER WAY.
II PROMISES TO ECLIPSE ANYTHING
or THE KIND EVER HELD IN THE
srArE-THB ADVANCE GUARD On
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CON-
ING IN SPECIAL COACHES,
WACO. April ie.


Delegates are arriving on every train
to be In attendance on the forty-hrst
oonclave OF the knights Templars' AL
ready the chief officers have arrived
and within the next twelve hours spec
ial trains bearing commentaries from
every part OF the state will arrive. Be
fore the setting OF another sun at least
500 delegates and their wives. friends
and daughters will be comfortably ana
pleasantly enAconsed in quarters In the
hotels or at the homes OF friends.
This conyooation bids fair to be one
Of the most representative OF the forty
already held ..
Looking backward one cannot recall
any previous assemDlase In which 50
many nud slgnined u desire 10 be IN at
tendance or one iui Wnich SUI clhDor-
ate preparations nave been nlnue,
The waco comnandaru, % strong,
has Undertaken the entertaining oil tht
HsBrtBauon, wnIuh goes wit"ou. saying
is tne SAME as an open SESAME to the
city.
urnnd Commander II. J. Frey of
DAias arrived tnls morning and has
gone INTO qudrteIs at the tuCthc.
- - F'' -. 't,,,,,i,,
ms aiso arrived ana Is az 'hG aV 5,,,S
me vlhel nlsh oineeiS VIII arrive Nui-
'"b t"t h's"t' ,,.....,,,,
t'o NIteh'liie eoiliiithu, ~ toh,
ms craanyi g ii, ,,a t'S y, ,e Manly
ol IItehNllle 10 lhc guest Oh t"c p"l ~
1slmu WI remain mere ~ tnv mutt
tg p"iiu ls inc pvst III tne SuttG'
DO, 1o,',,,', ',, t,a,s,,,,,
ana Texas Central
he N'lNoal"u eoIililNnuelS' Mu'Ie
en- Iout'' Stopped at learns 10 pl''tt'-
pute IN thn rus CT pu''al over ''g
ss,',r OF ar ilsnlS i'gWls u iiea'he'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

A Confederate Veterans Camp organl.
zed-Grooors Assign,

skldmore. Tex. April 1G-The bee
willie camp OF United Confederate Vet
Grams has met and perfected organl-
Eauon with So members, II Ia to DO
known ns Walton Camp, No 5I5. Com
,nander. w. $. Dugnt lieutenant COM
mander, u. \. n. Walton: ndjutant. II.
NV, Archer: adiutant j. w. Cook. ana
Sam Jack. quartermaster and assistant.
with Miss Novlne Walton sponsor A
large percentage OF tho members Will
attend the reunion Mt Houston %. Mutt
Campbell, grocers, have assigned.
with j. w. Tlournoy as assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
wEArnERroRD NEWS.
Suit for Damages on rrlal--some Bust
ness Changes.

weatherford, Tex, April 16.-The
case of W. b. Wells vs.. John l.. Jack
son. suit for damages. was tried in the
district court to-day, The suit arose
from an assault which the lutter rs
pnarged with making upon the former
last year, In which Wells was struck
upon the head with six shooter. The
details were published at the time OF
us occurrence, The suit Is Tor $lO'OOO'
At this writing the jury had not re-
turned a vcrdict...A few business
changes have taken place In town re-
Gently. W. H.. Tate has moved mo
his completed mammoth grocery house.
a. j. Sanger has Just finished the ad-
dillon 10 his dry goods establishment
and moved into It, a. h. BELL has
moved into Tate's old stand while Mr..
W. Bonner opens u grocery In the stand
formerly occupied by Bell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Merkel, Tex, Aprll Married. last
evening. q the residence OF John Pro-
vine. Mr. Sam provine 20 Miss Mamie
Williams Judge y j. Miller officiating.
The groom rs one OF the leading young
mon Of our town and tho bride Ia the
beautiful ana accomplished daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. ~ G. Williams Only
a few Of their friends and rolativea
were present After the beautiful and
impressive ceremony an elegant SUP.
per was prepared ana highly enjoyed
BY all present,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

An Interesting Suit to Be Tried-A
Probable Suicide.


Paris. Tex, April i6.-The c,so 10 ,
Y. Smith rs. Bill whitney. for f,,ct,I,
detalner, win be called In Justicc Dicl-
sons court tomorrow. smith and
a Few weeks ago with WInchast,r.
both firing several shots IN" ~, n,
win attract considerably .nttcn,i,,, "''
Nicholas Golngs, full-bloodeh gno".
taw, ana Miss Lena stcghens. N v,bI,.
girl, were married In This oitv vcst ,dSo
day, The affair was very ouIst IVA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Hul alleged "moonahlner." shot and
capturcd by United States marshms
near Clarksvile Saturday night and
brought to this city later. Is resting
quietly. His wound Ii not necessarily
fatal. The bail entered the hip and
ranged out at the thigh, A complete
stili with barrel OF conlraband
,vhlakY WAS destroyed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

ALE, Tex, April 1e,--Measles prevail
In ALE, and the surrounding commun-
ity.,.W. / Miller came In from the
West yesterday and viii spend a. week
at Azle.. Misses Vester and Jessie
Anderson OF Fort Worth are visiting
DR.. Gordon OF Azle... DR. Gordon Is
arranging 10 move TO Newark soon.,..
James A. Snodgrass OF Weatherford
is visiting his brother, J. II. snodgrass
of Azlc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Jacksboro, Tex, April 1G.-w. L. Brown,
who was arrested for incest. as heretofore
reported waived examining trial, his bond
being placed at $3.50 lilo viii have ha-
hpus corpus triul before j w. Patterson,
district fudge, now holding court Mt Wealth
rrfurl J. G., IIouts and ". Il. Taylor. at
turuyys. will nttcud....Sl Stark left to-
day for Houston to attend the meeting Of
the Knights Of pythias. II. l.. Knox left
this morning for Henrietta. J. T., Al
dugtun stocl,mln from Addington, J..
r., is here looking after business inter
vsts....J, G, AmOs NJ Fort Worth Is
visiting relatives aud friends here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
THE ARBorr.KEARnY. coNrrsr

Waxahachie, Tex, April iG.-The
lSearby-Abbott oontest Investigating
committee was In session here an or
today. Judge A. a. Kemhle and At
torney I. =. Powell represented Con-
RresSman Abbott and Judge Muse OF
DALLAS looked after MIR. Kcarby's In
teresis. The evidence shows Abbott
tarriod this county, beyond doubt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
DRUGGIST CANDIDATE LEADING,
am BUsBY GETS ENOUGH VOTES no
RETAIN THE LEAD

SEVERAL COLUMNS OF INTERESTING
MATTER PREPARED BY DIFFERENT
pnUMMERs FOR THE DELIGHT OF
ALL OTHER pRuMNERs-SEvERAL
MAKE NC GAINS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
CONTRACT 70 pr LET

Decatur. Tex, April lG.-Bids have
ven advertised for and the contract
Dr the building OF the new court
louse Will be let May o. The material
10 be used Will be either Texas granite
lor ST Louis pressed brick.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
Premium
Sewing
Machine

Value $40. our price, siaI "A "
cludes the Weekly Gazet"
dress for one year. I've. I
Extra attachments n
center drawer are inolunea ,.n,r.f
These attachments arr ssgssl'
those mado by any other ma
being the ONLY ones thhl ~ Z
market that are WAIT ~sil 4
throughout Other sets Az, Az ID !
cipally of brass, nicltle pla.,s- .Al,l
ing serving to hide the W.
OF the metal underneath- 4. .,unf
The Gaartte's machine - y n /.
simnle in construction. lnsr NJ
few working parts In the LAM I
is easy to keep propelys "
oiled, aud almost imposs
get out OF working orusi' enlrii
I'he machine Is flnen a al J
heautifuliy ornamented. en1 IN 4
nended on 10 do equally ""
est and the heaviest 'ratkit :
The Gazette'B premium ~ yaf =
the Weeklysuazette for ' ~, -
The Gazette's ecinnsn
and the daily ana fi;t ]
Eette by mail for one ys y, nsssiAl1 Y
The Gazette's premium WI. u 2
the daily and sunday
eix months, s2s.so-
Aoa's'' STATE rRIHTTlsst'A n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

taIaFs
ps e,n went out OF Flsht. SUI az MrS.
49,. 0yinktVh would say, Pardon the de-
=, want 10 get DUCK 20 where
1Siion mat am not a bard such as old
scs memoSn S9n P,es s50np Tor ias
S S,3ia, aiias L: p, Cohen Had God 50
one OF Sqhen's friends says OF himself
4, l6 NEE , between y, spanish bronco ana
ienpr M" eMus 1851. s,,va, Wpu,u plNl.
bSriiS5Ss ' nos 20 m2rtVi eomo9t put not
go VIII trust 70 Mrs' Mailndy
e.S, gustiee ana ehurn, insner 70
r. r1te.elea o. loiN.NEi'
A"ree votes tor FeaK'
ey Ea v6io Gazette ,,, InSlossd please ng
ana obI,rnr sulphur springs, Te6os'
piN'H-ND'
ujitor cto.,..,... I,,-i,-,, 49,, ooo ,.,,..,
FOR my fricSd = "a copo ,,''' c ,9S so ~,
IA rim yet nn1 ,, '1 ,nst ,Ih p is,,n,.,.
body do as Vel Hi ss thc X NJ p anJ 40
ere in mo "s,vtrn "T'NCtt
Enclosed md thirty-sly gs1 cnrp%ns Sor
our friend. Mr. i 1 Nltcbner Of Wien.
tia Falls, Texas We Dnyisnns condole
with Mr. Mltchner in the non-support
truly JAMES DAuGuoN.
r,,., o.,
% "f''S g una t"en'y-seNeh votes Tor
80 ''"9IoS' LENA
7 p,,,s v,,. ------,...,.. .....
placs fo ~ 49, iESp'i' ,'Iar
closed twentv.giw r,rno,s a. , Iviu MIN 1
''''7 very 'u'y, MITCH
Please pIace tl,es,. fourteen, ,,,t,s D.,
the credit of Ryron Miller M tho n,oat
popular drummer Ynurs tr,Iy
n. l., SMITH
Gazette:
We hear the sound OF music,
And the steady tramp OF troop,
'Ns the columns advance IN order
~ conquer Sissy Jupe.
nc n,, Ii,, , are I'o1lnE
q, ,,,,' - ui',i h,l' ''. "Hu slvth,
. ,,lli'.'t .uDlI hY,' !, Nlt'oIy
''N''''''' howard W. ieoN'
,,.I.,,t,, 81. ,.,,..
XII " ~ W avs ,'' 10 W.
VA, u r.n NE SIMON nus cleared away
T,p an NJ t tt''g ro In' l',,n vi nu'oy
vac "h''' ~ ''"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Crawford Tex, April lG.-In the bUrn
which was burned here yesterday was a
urues3, $50 bushels OF corn ID Inn. w.
.t wheat aud other valuable feed. Mi Io.t
ANOTHER horse was badly burned Tie ines
To NJ smith ls fully $500; mo- Insurance
m-lnw VI tho lumhvrmuu. ". i tire,,'ii',v,i.,
l'h' !. visiting MS daughter ut thIs place
,,,,Mr, Horace Knight and uncle ,i 'SNr.
kNnH9s VIII locate Ia our town soon md
<" mo the meruntilr business Wr
POWELL merchant OF Wuuncls ruunty h.
t9fmcd q partnership with Mr. ] a. t,'i,,,
OF our town IN the implement business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

DNUMMERS FOR IHb hhLlphl w
ALL OTHER DRuMMERs-sEvElAL
MAKE ntG GAINS.
The Gazette will send on a trip to
Europe. to last from Juno 20 TO Au-
gust N, out from New York. a represen-
tatlve OF the commercial travellers,
whose territory includes all or any part
OF Texas, and who is 10 be helected
by popular ballot cast upon the cou-
pom and printed daily in this paper
The tour viii be made by this repre-
sentative as the tourist guest OF the
Gazette and as a member OF a party
organized by and in charge OF Dr..
and Mrs W. A. Croffut OF the United
states geological survey The sections
visited VIII be ireland, Scotland, Eng
land, Belgium. Germany. Switzerland,
the Rhine and France. and the route
will touch Neville, Glasgow Trnssachs'
stirling Castle. Edinburgh Melrose
Abbey, Durham, York. Lincoln. Har-
wich. North Sea, Antwerp. Brussels
Cologne, the Rhine. Maycncc. Heidel-
berg, Baden-Baden, Ncuhasen, Lake
Hug, Zurich. the Iigi. Nitznuu, Lake
Of the -Four CautOus. Luccrnc, Pans
London, Slrutford. Warwick. Chester
New York
our eNcursloulst viii sail from New
York on June 20, on ths Anchor line
steamer city Of Rome.
The ballot viii be closed at o'clock
y. m, Saturday, June DO, Ballots VIII
be deposited in scaled box and WIN
be counted and The results certified by
a committee OF business men.
\ S, Bushv retained his place Mt the
bend NJ IN, buneh Yesterday. Several
,,..., .,..,,,.,,- ..,.,,,.,. ,,,s,
olher iNFprlles moved ui''"S "''"H '"'
quarter. too md II % very evident thtt
tbrv do not mean to be diFtuncpd.
t ......t.. A.. ,,.t..,,tg. 80
'"'Hlb 'N' N'" ''""''t '''
different candidates VIII solicit ana from
those present and the ballots VIII
,..,.,i... -. MI. o,,1. e,.t p.l,,.
'''"
can DE iouhu F'he HlEh'S lll'''a"Hs
reading for Texas drummprg.
l,.l., Hon, ty,,tt $500
- l,,, t-',,t l,-,lr .s55
''gN f Nm slTi
TO- 90 WI, -agi
Mn a--.
W. ia.
.rlt 49, ,,,..,t DO intf
~ Wv ''''.' 90 Ga.
ia AZ >..,I F"ri ,,..,I az
a-'I ", toll worth '' '''' AZ
49, 49, ',''., ,'''''''' ''''' w.,
w. "l,,,' '"'' w W., '''''''''' asg
Him. "a A. ' ,"', nI, '''''''',",,,ss
w i'N Nl'l, Nt'.Nyll''n ''''''''''. ~
..'' NI'I"ll I"lI "o'lN'' '-'' " igl
d, a. t'y,N.i '.''' ''''''''''''-'''' ~
H. ~ Nl l,UWI ..,r,, ','''''.'''' 10y
90 HlM''N Nn'i mHh''..'''''' l',
N'N| q $50 '|N...H ~ %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

ra. speculative market furnishes
forecast NJ am oil explosion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Aprll l6-Editor Gazette. Last nirhf
upon hearing that the Waco petriacd
man had escaped, I know Josh would
put IN his appearance this morning.
BECAUSE Mira. Malndy Informed mo
yesterday that she had given him 10
the "showmqn Josh assumes IA
many forms as the chameleon does
hues. To-day he caclglcs IN n snlf-sntIs-
He'd air over the thirty-scven coupous
huatled up" by his better half nnd
bows, like u shanghai rooster would
over n nest full OF eggs shelled by a
lady fowl Again he poses az a hornv
handed son Of toll. tickling tho earth
etc Now, Just Imagine Josh four foot
away from the shaded II the ground
N THIS neck OF the woods Va 20 enjoy n
laugh by reason OF Josh having IA
uctled 1t win have to postpone the
amusement until, In tho Performance
OF the last sad rites. our county rattie,
me clods OF the valley upon his pence-
iul breast. Now, a word as TO myself
Josh BY inuendn cast serious retiee.
ton on me that I can not tolerate with
patience I know J am poet ''of tho
purest ray serene" only need m.
aplration tsuch az I get from Josh 10
persuade me 70 strike tuncfm lNro
tpootie license, Josh; not a threat 10 do
you ylolence), and on tho wings of INV
Imagination soar TO- The Hottest heights.
Now II waH a Cohen man I'd have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

DELIVERED BY OAhlIEh'
rue Daily Gasetto ,except sunday 10
cents a week. ,. ,
Daily aud Sunday Gazette 10 eeh''
week, payable weekly, -
Dal'y and SUNDAY Gazette, 60 cents
mouth payable In advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Editor Gazette; Enclosed hand YOU
GO votes for the dead auro" winner.
Frank l.. Jordan,
CHAS, o. MIDDLETON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

sherman, Tex, April l5.-Editor Ga
zelte' Your acknowledged receipt In
saturdays Issue OF nine votes for II.
O. bradley, but YOU did not add them
to his vote In the Gazette Yours truly.
S. r. LESLIE
tIhe above votes were today placed
10 Mr. nradley's credit. Thanks 10 Mir.
Lgslle-Editur)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Waco, Tex, April 16,--Edltor Ga
2etto' ] lnclose twenty-elght coupons
for the ilreman's friend, Horace Moore,
with headquarters at Waco, More 10
follow soon, y. y, NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
one year ISSUED every Friday 90 cents
SlS months, 30 cents. , q. 40, 40
All postmaslers are aulhurlAeu !" NV ~
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

DALLAS BUREAU. -.,.,
II. Rutherford agent. once oI'cn'A'
lutgl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

For, Worth, Tex. Aprl 13.-Edltor
Gazette. Enclosed please nud. seven
Frank H. Jordan, With more To fol-
low, Truly Hl2NDLEY RUSSELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Corslcaua Tex, April i5.--DeNr Miss
Sissy lupe Please Ind Enclosed
twenty-five coupons for II. w, Peak
am not acquainted with Howard old
hoy but your recommendation is quite
satisfactory, Yours truly.
a. H. MILLER.
April S-Edltor Gazette; Inoloscd
ilnd eight votes for Dave
Well Of Waco. CHARLES C.
On B.--rhc above lettcr was mis-
placed ana was not found until today
Edltor)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Editor Gazette. Enclosed please and
I'VE votes, which place to the credit Of
a. Hobart Sulphur Springs, Texas.
ana obligc, A FRIEND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Fort Worth Tex, April l5.-EdItor
Gp7otto. lialun Hnd inolosod SIXTY
votes for Howard Peak. Some say
Sissy Jupc is In tho soup, but they
win he badly LETT won't they sissy?
ALICE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
prLIVEiIED ny CARRIER.

HtukNs -. a.
The sunday Gazette, one year 500.
The Sunday Gazette. six months Al.OO'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-10

Cornelius OLeary and family are moving out
of town
1nermometsr stood at Sc iu the shade AT
O. clock p. 81 on Tuesday
Mrs L. a. Cooley is quite iii at the home Of
her brother G.. c. Hovey
Miss Florence Morse returned 10 Springfield
Mass. on Saturday morning
Capt. c. p Stone and wife from Springfield.
Mass. are visiting at O. / Parks's
Lena Hall is picking handsome bouquets Of
pansles from her YARD. She picked the nrst ones
April -
Fifty years ago this summer @ L Lamb re-.
ceived as prize IN school ten cent silver piece
OF 1880. winch Is vet IN MS possession.
Mrs q b Lambs visiting friends IN Greenfield
Worcester Wellesley Maiden, and Boston. Mass
and Antrim and heene y. Il She will Oe gone
several weeks
About q couples were present az the social
dance on Friday evening The hour Of 2:8O A. H.
saw them vending their way home Brattleboro
Hlnsdale. Dummerst0n and Newfane were rep
resented
a. y Sherman favorite hound Mike went of
Tor hunt last winter and did not come bach
Dlngent search was made for him but he could
not be found. A few DAYS since some men mend
lng fence found ms body on Deer hill south
Newfane Evidently he had become tired out and
died OF heart trouble.
May day ana Arbor dav were observed nv the
scholars OF Miss Grace Platts school on Friday
afternoon, May 3. with exercises Of singing and
recitatIons, after which eight young ladies' danced
around the May poic, winding and uraiulnC u 90
music from the organ. Some time was spent
rakluE the yard ana planting several kinds OF
Vinr7 Many OF tine parents were present and a.
seemed 20 ENJOY the occasion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-10
VERNON

Mrs Celia Howe was mp from Greenfield last
weeA
New attractions are being added o. Central
Park uy d. %. Frost.
Prof Brick of Powers institute spent last sun
DAY with Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Newton
Rev A. q Hough Will preach ir the chaue
next sunday at F., D.. 81. All are cordially invited
Alden French of Northampton was al the
French place with nIs uncle. g. IL Hubbard. over
sunday
a. a. Duuklee road commissioner. is making
good progress on the roads. making them wider
with the road machine run 10y Chas jackson
Mr.. Martin 81 HInsdale has the WORK o- paint
inc the church well begun To reach tine tOpmcst
part OF the splrr requires steady nerves and Is
clear head
Albert Thayer the section boss was suddenly
relieved from uUty the t1rst Of the weeE The
new man bringing ms help along. the whole fore
was suddenly thrown out OF employment
Ii W. Davis Of FitchOurg called on Elijah and
George Stebulns TINS week Mrs Davis being the
only child of the late Joseph Stebblns tine owner
OF the property known as the Capt Stebbins farm
now occupied by G. NJ. White
The OAK grove near the station is fast disappear.
Ing, Mr. Wright having sold most Of 1t to b. J.
Prescott, Tins grove mas been one of the most
beautiful features Of the town and has been SAID
10 be the finest grove IN Vermont
Mr. Wyman has moved from Conductor
French S place 10 Mr.. Frost Nasnburu place
and will take charge Of the park Ioronzo Brown
mas returned TO ms Old nome from Pennsylvania
where he mas spent the winter with his son
BY the removal from TINS town 70 Brattleboro
OF MIR. and Mrs. p brOsnanam We lose one OF our
most respected families. and shall especially
miss from our school the bright faces Of Joanna
and John. who are counted among our best
scholar All express regret for the loss Of their
society but wish the family much happiness In
their new nome
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-10
GUILFORD

Geo. T. Miller has been appointed and
licensed as an auctioneeI.
George ?. Miller has been appointed. and
licensed. an auctiOneer
Samuel Hudson and family are to occupy
the Episcopal parsonage this summer
over 80 head Of cattle are grazing on the
pasture OF j. Henry Pratt s Squires farm.
Mrs A &. Phelps and son John Of
Mortified Mass, were visitors al j..
Flag the past week.
Three young women, trained nurses by
profession. from Springfield, Mass, are
boarding at T. /. johnson for a few
weeks outing.
Edwin Squires has leased the Levi Boy
den farm for three years and will move
there next week. Nj. Munson. the present
occupant. goes TO Hoiyoke. Mass.
L. c. Carpenter killed a mouse at heavy
cost il his plowed field last Wednesday. Il
resulted i'll the runaway of his span Of
horses, and a thoroughly smashed pulveri-
ZlnC machine.