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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
Against tho School Tax.

The mandatory proceedings In the
Fourth district court, 10 compel tue
collector Of Weber county TO collect the
school tax, ended yesterday afternoon.
After tho case had boon argued by
Attorney Allison Tor the school board,
Attorney Whippls moved that the writ
Of mandate he pushed, which tho
court granted. Tue court held curing
the cAss that the difficulty was NOT
In collecting the tax but shat no per-
son was authorized 20 levy the iax. II
IL expected that tho case will NO 10
tho SUPREME Court.
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SUMMONS


judicial District n u,ah lofrtofy.
tounJ Of salt Lake
u. n, sehotiIer rlanua. v. Sarah A. Love.
defendant
tbs People Of The Territory ~ utah send
gtesunE 10 sarah H. love. defendant.
NOu AHE iiEH ~ REQUIRED 10
L appchf in hu action brought against y0u
.Y lhe above named plaiutiu IN tho niatfiDt
,oun Of tho ihtd Judicial psluel ot tho
Territory .oi ltah, aud 20 answer The com.
llaint ulrl theron within ton days loAriusye
~ Wr Gay Of sUfNlyuI alter tne service on you
u ghts summon. served wilma this souu.
" or, 10 served uut uf tuls county but in THIS
dfinrt within twenty raYt, otherwise within
fofiY oslt=or Judgment by default viii bu
laAen hg,,ntt You, according to tho prayer "
1hn sad Ac.ion o. brought To ave judg.
mant hsainst ssid defendant IN sum VI gtuti
with ihtortst thereon from Stay 10. 1851 Al one
per cent yer month, Tor 50 attorney tso, aud
,ost of SUIT. alleged 10 10 due on certain
ptuWiaaotl note. executed uy defendant to
AbcrtJ Nhiie, Nay u ~ ior 'i1y with m.
lerost from dalo ~ one per cent per month.
same beng duo aui wholly uupaid. sud being
secured hY q mortgage uf even datn lu prem
Sispd. S5's 10 tSa IIS '' rse's,,9 ~
anu mofisags having been duiy Assig red 10
llanun who "a nov the uu nvr aud holder
.htirui. 10 nave TIE usuai 1etlry ~ thls Cuau
fuf the foreclosure ui said mOHsaEe,aliu dsiug
ihAt proceed ~ tAIu sale NO agpuoi in nav
muut " nuiuuuiH due A. above, ihAtdcfuudsnt
hul Az prrsons claiming under her lo bafrod
ana fntCvlusUi ~ a. rlAim or equity ~ re-.
dvmpuun IN sald ufcmisval that uiainui ha,s
o utNEl'nrf 'tlgtuuut AGAINST defendant aad
tor other relief, SAD premise AFRO described
A. follows, iu'Wit Al NJ llt l., b.Dca ., A i
Whites south rat LaEo, situated iu salt Lake
tUuHty. Utah.
Nnd you aru hereby nothe1 that II you fau
90 auluHr Auu HutWtr Tho saint comp. Aiut AZ
above required, ne sAid pIsluuu Viii puly 10
tho ruuf. Tor tho relief dru auurI therein,
witness, the Hon, samuel A, MnUutt, nudge,
AMI ne hsA ct the uistugI tUurI Of
The lhlff iuiiUAl District, tu AMI
IstALl the Territory " titan, this .ltu
ca u December, Boo tho year ot ouT
Lord one thousand eight hundred
AMI ninety four
DAVID u, puNHAt, ClerA
~ Gao, u luOHts, Deputy CleFt
John ~, Cannon, aHur ~ Tor plaintiff
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mARsAAL's SALE.

IDURsUASr To A. ORDER or SALE
a Aad dOrreu O. foreclosure 10 me oil.
rectsd BY The district court NJ No Third Jud.
irisi uistticI Of the TERRITORY Of Utah, / snall
expose ~ public sale, nc TIE west front
uoor OF me county Court HOgse, tneW city
and couuty bulldinsl in The gigy ana Conc.
y OF al lake, Territory " Ulah, on
tes laIh day ot August l-l, a. the uour Of 10
ueloth m. ail the rigbt, utu, rlaltn n1d
lntereal OF Allco r, Donaldson, hdminIstra.
triN Of the estate OF Charles Donaldson, de.
ceased, Alice =. n0unldson sud Hfandf0rd
Donaldson, Of, In and 90 the following
dtagrlhvl real estate, lu wit
s ~ lots numbered one tuudred and one
gol., onr hunIftd aud three tlliI and ono
hundred and five 900, IN Ing .cwdod subdi-
Ils9p 40 ssh Lake tliy, To SAT- Lake County,
lial Territory.
To be sofa a. the property ~ Alice x. Dom
hldsnhi himulairstrN Of Cue Cstats OF Chhtics
I Donaldson, deceased, Alice T.. Douaidson
hul LrsdfOrd Donaldson, Al lbe suit Of Mary
Am T. Gprn.
Terms Of tale, cash.
NAT n, brigham,
u, MArshAL
By l.. i ARCHER Deputy MsrEhsl
Dated July -, lSJ5.
a. Il. sAWrKR. attorney for pl,inua,
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LOG AN.
LooAS, UrAn. jay 81, lSO5.
Arrested on a Serious Charge.

Sheriff Turner made Gu early trip TO
Petctboto yesterday morning aud NJ.
rested aud brought to Logan james
Cunningham, young msn % ysafs
being tho attempted fApe Of the 5-yVRr.
old daughter OF VIM. kidmnu IL.
miltod In May; hut NO complaint wRs
made until Monday lnst. He waived
examination aud was held IN $1,000
bonds. Vbich hs tecufei. Canning,
hams pAtentn are highly fesp0cIAbiS.
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You ARE HEEEHY REQUIRED To AP.
a. PtAf 10 an AetiUn brought agsinaf you ~
~ ass,e nhiHed plalnuu % the District Court
,1' ihfo JudlciAl District ~ the Territory
..steln rlihin ton dhys tGslrtiye 81 the day %
'Niim h-H served within this county o. n
settei yut OF thi, county. but 10 this district
Wlhin twenty days, Otherwise WITHIN forty
aays-or judgment hy default Will DO tsIsn
sGain,I o. according to the prayer OF said
ans action 10 brought 10 have iudsmcnt
asAln,! defendant 10 sum u $50. with intefos.
IRON NAY ", 1873 At por cent per Annum,
en- Tor costs OF SUIT, allrged " he due Tor
tetNloes rendered defendant At his request, by
pMhtius ~ Hu0fncyH law, ia obtaining for
uciendant the release or quit CIAim Of certain
outstanding taA titles ana tax deed upon Ger
tain real properly Of defendant. sair sum 10
COMING duo aud uVaDIo May u, isgi, and
being wholly unpaid
Ana you are hereby Moulded that N you fail
10 appear and answer iha said complaint AZ
aou'e required. tho Hald platinum will take
luusmeut against you Tor the sum ~ $50.
vlth interest - above, aud costs OF suit
Mitntss tho iisn, samuel A. Merritt, Judge
and the sea Of tie district court IL
The 1hifd Judicial District In and
tslAL,l for the Territory Of utah this lsu
day % July, in tho year Of our
Lord Oua thousand Cighl hundred
aud nlnCtVafiYu.
DAVID 4. DUNBAR, CLERK.
~ eInnGI u. Loosts. Dsputy ClorL
hehArd u. shepard, attorney for plainti NJ
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mhRsHAL's SALE

DuHsuASt 10 A. ORDER or RAtE
and decree u foreclosure 20 me directed
~ the District iUurt OF the third Luuirial
District uf tho Territory ui tAh. shall ux.
nose 10 uubIiC sac, o. ihs west front door ~
the County touH House, "a Tue city ~ salt
lake, tUuutY ~ SAT- LAKE anu ToTfltory OF
ltah, ON the lHlh uuy uf August. leo. 40 10
O'Clock am. an tl, fighi tile claim aud interest
OF Ailly VI. D. lrghhu.a and John baIbott.
Of in, and tn thu following doFrfitpd Teal
fstate, 10 vii tummguclu. At a point three
tai foia uurth nt The southwest corner ~ lot
81 49, In block uftyauIK tabI, rlat" SAT
lHkr ny survey, running tbencr cast fuur and
une'hAt e. rods 10 the center OF a one ~
ROD street ~ then situated, on tho OH uAy OF
hoNemheT, 1891, running thtnCu north along
the contfe Of sAid street three ljl rods, theHrs
west four and uno uslf it'. rods 10 the wet
line OF said lot l,thcueu suutn three rods
~ tue plAcH Of ttFiGu'uR, containing thirteen
Atu ouohat lli.sl square rods " gTuuud.
situate. lying sud U0ing IN salt Lake CITY, SAT-
Lake County, Territory u TITAN
To 10 sou a. the property OF Addio 81 q
1ruNhsla, ~ The suIt ~ lTAuE THOMPSON. ca.
suutur VI the last will anf tcstAmenI, aud Joe
H. Lane, administrator with Will annexed. "
thc estAie " jane Thompson, deceased.
lstns u sale, UA.n.
MAI N, BRIGHAM.
United states Marshal.
ny j. d. TiMhUN1,
,..,-,-.... 40. Deputy MAnhsl.
AsuHtw ioWAr, Attorney Ter rIalnuH.
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MARSHAL,R SALE.

DuRsuAST To An ORDER or sALg
Il ana decree " foreclosure 70 me dirssted
by the District Court ~ tho THIRD Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Utah, shall o.,
pose A. public 'als, NJ the west fFsni
door Of tho county court house in the
city NJ salt lake, county OF salt Lake, and
Territory OF Utah, on the lpth day OF August
lsN, A. II O'Clock \. m, All the riFht, utIs
claim ana interest o. Joseph A. MoFlHu NATE
L. Moran, his wife fTsus hnuH, \ =. Terrell.
American National Bank, = CORPORATION. An,
drew BriIeu, National IAnk Of the Republic
a corporation, frank 7, HAT and rhilo Leon
Holland 81, Ia aud TO the following usserlbed
isal estata tO.wit. Commencing 0ne hundred
and ten tilOl feet west OF tho southeast corner
% lot slN a., block CITY two, plat "a" All
lake CITY survey in salt Lase' CounIy, Utah
Iorutotyi thence north ten tlOl rods thence
west seventy one and A,hAlf t7i,D feet
thence south two 90 rods, thence oAst twelve
anu a.half ll2A.l feet. thence south eight az
rods, thcnce east ltty mine ttsI feet 10 place
of beginning, To he sold N tho uropofty Oh
Joteph A, EoTlAn nnG kstu l. MgrIAn M,
we A. the SUIT VI Ida snow.
1eEmt Of sale, cash,
NAT II BmGBAM,
ny .. u. rMNONT, Deputy Marshal
dated july .tlh, lssl
IL Grands Young, attorney Tor plaintiff.
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The Logan Choir.

Following the adjournment Of the
Cache Stake quarterly cOnioTsnce on
MOndayl next, the Tabernacle choir,
ls,lsttd ny G0otgo W. rhA,orer JriEnu
H. 4. haslon, will give concert. The
proceeds Will be used TO assist In lie,
iraying the eTTsnso OF the choiT's rTI.
posed trip 70 Salt Lake and bGllhit
about the middle Of the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Aud ln accordance with law and order uf tl,
board ~ dItcriurb, made 90 the gJth day u
MAY 1898, nn mauy shares ~ each uArcal OF
furn sluHA No may be necessary, viii 10 sold al
publir suction, A. room "a, Cullen u0tol, West
second south street, SAT- IAkr CIV. utsh
Territory, on wednesday, the jlst DAY u July.
lsN 40 O'Clock y IN. ~ pay tho celinqaeht
utssssWcut thereon, together with TIC coat Of
advertising aud expenses OF sale
oALr LAEt utTT, Utah, jay 10, 1875.
Arthur fAlisUNs, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Mrs. W. J. Fahey, Of Lr Roy, y. ",
,ays; "Havo tried MY cough curs,.
Parks Cough syrup IL the only one
that help. me. know II 10 tho bst,
Cough remedy" For sails by +.
Hlll & Co., aud Nslden JuJson Drug
Go. /
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mARsHAL's SALE

DURsuANr To An EXECUTION TO ME-
Il directed by tho Ulstftst Court OF tGr
1nri Judicial District NJ the Territory III
ltau, shall expose Al public sale st tho wrsi
front door OF The county court house new gily
and county huudiDsl IN the city % SAT- Lakg.
County % salt laEc aud Territory ct Titan. Oh
Tue yllh day % AuFutt, so a. u.c|ork a M all
the Tight title clam And interest Of Joseph ud,
Ter On November lClh, 1874, % that he haa
since acquired o. In and " ito following
described real estate to.wit1
1hs northWeig quarter 10 Of tho northeast
quarter ~ o. section tWtutyti l.GI and tho
north half 90 Of tho northwest quarter a.
u section tNenty'tlS t.6l In towuship one til
south, range one % cast, salt Lane meridian.
In salt Lave County, Utah Territory,
Also tho southeast quarter "a Of tho south.
west quarter 20, section twenty three tifil.
township ono 90 south, range one tl eAst
salt Lake meridian, SAT- Lake County, Titan
Territory,
To be- sold a. tho property u Joseph Dudler
at the suit of = Ws,Ihemer \ Sons
Terms OF sale. cash
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
ny l., L. Ancul'H, U, ., Martial.
Deputy Marshal
Dated July 2sth, isgj,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


olllL ia nEkEWN GIVEN ny THE
~ uutCrTEnH1. ufmiuistrator Of he estate
VI duIAA iATfcu, deceased, 10 ths creditors
OF. ava hli persons having CLAIMS against thr
$50 deceased, 10 exhibit them with the nccrs.
saEl Nuu'herf, within ten months after Uhg
llN lu.NtAlnu of tnia uourc, 10 the sail
hlWInhIalnr. 40 30 20 W. second SOUTH
L,'l nM' laac N,y, IA the cosuty Of salg
Dated June 1880, lsb,
JOSEPH FARREN.
Administrator of tHo estate Of julia A. Tar.
rem. uC.Hasta
". e.. Hat, attorney for administrator
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The Hot Springs Fire.

Tho damago done by the fro a. the
dot Springs will am0unt 70 shout
i. 900. Toe htc wa, kept under control
by the use Of buckets until the steamer
from Ogden got 10 work.
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SUMMONS


Pennei cherrinrton and Hsrris x Hafknou.
partners dong iUunfss under the nrm
name Of Chgriiust0n 4 Harkuess. piain.
UFa
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Married.

oliver Bolnap, u Hooper. and Mis-
Emily shutIlin, u Hsfrltvillo, were
married yesterday At tue Temple, Salt
Lake CITY.
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Notes and Personals.

The general opinion Of tho dir, ore
Of tho Sundovu asd La Plata Mllug
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
Location ut principal place - business
Cuusn lluteI. West second south street
salt LaAo CITY, tfah Territory.
NOriCE=TilEUE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stucE, on
acUuuut Of agreement 80. ~, levied on tue
.gtn uay NJ May, i'lA, the several amounts sst
opposite The uawrs ~ tho respective share.
holders, "a follows.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LIMB OF THB WORLD
fha only limo RHul16 two
Through Fast Iraial difly |
LRADVybLR,
&GPBH, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
ARD DENVER
EFFECTIVE ROY. 20, 1894.

EFFECTIVE EOV. 20, 1894.
Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6HS am, Colorado Springs ISL am,
Denver 1850 ann.
Train No, ! leaves Ogden 6Js pm,
salt Lake 7:so pm, arrive at Pueblo
5,97 pm, Colorado Springs 6isS pm,
Denver 9;'5 pm.
uoonOenoua made At Pueblo, colorhao
Springs and Denver with all lines e.,'
Elegant day coaches, eaair cars aud Pul-
mEn Alsspsrs On all trains. Take lbs
p. g. X. q. and have y comfortable UP
and erJoy the hnss. scenery on tho eos
inenL
A. 4, HUoHBS n X. BOoPEIL
9T.nlO MsnsgSz, q, i. q I. a,
Dslyer, Cola, DsaycT. CSsa
D, y, NEyIN9,
General Agent
.ean &Aks Gel w
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NOTICE II uEREHI GtNES THAT
~ ut meeting ut tho board ~ urttt
tors, huld on tho ! M day NJ Jane. ISIS 4n
sacrament ~ uuc 90 cent per Fhsro was
levied un thr uauitai stock uf sAiu company
srtnud ruuF Uooiv Ilufl tllt 10. itt-'
Utah. Any stock upon which SAID assessment
shat rcmain unpaid ON the 2utu day OF july
lt'', shall hU anu be- declared delinquent nuu
atNotused for safe at pu1Iia suction. and
uu|uss payment IL ulade before Will be- sold un
Saturday, lhu alth day 81 August IEa. to uav
tlr delinquent asreaHmrnt to.eiher with cost
" afNrfiislug AMI tNpvusc ~ sale. ~ order
ut tue board " directors
A. r. FOWLER. Secretary.
AZ meeting " thU board Of directors Of tho
Morgan Gold NluIrE ami WHne 90 held ~
su1h day ~ july, lsa, tho uat0 n payment uf
she aluNu HssVssWert was extended until tlu
la day u August lHph,
a. S. FOWLER. Secretary
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wAlt,r SMITH. defendant

The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
gteciing To walker -mlth, defendant
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NOTICE 10 s1ooKHnLprRs.

Morgan cold Mining and MihnE Coupany
lTinCipA pace NJ business sh't Lake Dits.
iinh. luuutlu Of tuinc, lthIdsUTAbblg
canyon, Morgan County, Jtah.
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In the ulairirt Court in and Cor tho Thifd
judicial uatfiUt ~ Utah lorutofy,
County ut salt Lake.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-10


We had supposed that the three months
ending Sept. LIST had been an unusually
healthy period with the citizens Of this
county but an examination OF the reports
.of the various liquor agents, as returned
to the county ycommiGsiOner, showing the
amount OF lfquor sold for medicinal pur-
poses, leads us to believe that there has
BEEN great amount OF disease, suffering,
anguish and physical torture throughout
the county during the period mentioned.
Only i've towns have thus far reported,
viz: Randolph, Newbury, Topsham,
vershire and West Fairiee. We pre-
sumo that there has been so much SICK
ness In the other towns and that the
agents have been kept 30 busy In conse-
Quence that they cannot find time to
make out their reports. From the reports
of thedve towns above named, we find
that there was sold the following amount
Of liquors for life-saving purposes during
the three months ending Sept. 1st: Aico-
hol, 2S2 gals; new rum, 63 gals; old rum,
"a gals. cherry rum, z gals; brandy, IL
gals; Holland gin, IS gals; cider brandy,
gals; Bourbon whiskey, 81 gals; rye
whlskey, 116gals.; port wine, gals; por.
ter, 140 bottles; ale, 66 bottles; sherry
wine, gals; sealed goods, 1853 bottles.
Total, 678 gals. The amounts received
from theinvalids for the above named
remedies was 2, ,416.02. 1t is only by con-
templating such statistics as these that
the value OF good health can be fully ap-
preciated.
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Reunion Of Co, q, Sth VI. Vols.

Sixteen OF the members OF Co. G., Sth
Vermont, met at Wagner's hotel, Brain
tree, on the 9th inst. The meeting was
not thought OF until the afternoon before,
when 1t was noised around that J. II. Be-
ment OF Flint, Mich, was In Braintree, and
this meeting was gotten up to shake
hands and talk over old times with
"Hud.n All seemed to enjoy themselves
and they had right to do so. Mrs. The
odore Kendall took charge Of the musical
part OF the entertainment, and Theodore,
who was one OF the original members Of
Co. @, of the social and speech making
part. The dinner was furnished by Mr..
Wagner, whose part was done 30 well that
every one was well satisfied.
The occasion was SO much enjoyed that
1t was voted to hold reunion at the same
place on the 18th OF October OF each year.
Comrade Bement enlisted from Brain
tree in 1861 when he was but 17ryears OF
age and was discharged June ~, 1855. He
was badly wounded at Cedar Creek, Va,
Oct. 18th, 1854, nt which battle he won a
promotion for gallantry upon the field.
Upon his discharge he resided in YER
mont until 1870 when he went to Michigan
where he has since resided and, report
says, done we'll This is his first visit to
Vermont since 1870. II the members Of
Co. g could have tneir way, he would be
with them every 10th day Of October--yes,
all the time.
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Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

This paper ID printed every "Wednesday
afternoon At 43 Main st., Randolph
vt. Price 80. q copy,&1. .25 a year, (26c. iesi
In Vermont. All papers stop when SUD
scriptions expire. No papers sent unless
paid for.
Advertising rates SS an inch per year
transient adv'ts d 80 per month. Liberia
rates to large yearly advertisements or
application to the publisher.
M-Advertisers ordering a special posi-
tion willsbe charged so per cent extra.
Average circulation per week for Octo-
ber, November and December, 1894, wal
3,873.
LIB. JOHNSON, Proprietor,
Randolph, vt.
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AoV0xuVVOcs
Velvet remnants for sale at Mrs. j. A..
French's; also few feathers and ribbons
for sale cheap.
CARD OF THANKS We desire to extend
our sincere thanks to the many friends
whose kindness and sympathy have helped
us to bear more patiently the loss OF our
son. For the beautiful floral tributes also
our thanks are due.
MR.. AND MRS. ELEAzER BASS.
Mrs. H. M. Blanchard is still quite i'll.
J. B. Hutchinson and wife are visiting
in Plainfeld.
Edwin Smith Is in quite poor health and
is attended by DR.. Scott.
The w. G. T. U. win meet with Mrs. J..
A. French Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 49,
Almira Alexander from Montpelier vis-
tied relatives In Peth and vicinity last
week.
Miss Lottie Manley OF Randolph is
spending some time with her aunt, Mrs.
Nancy Treat.
Henry Ford from Dorchester, Mass, Is
the guest OF Lyman Hutchinson and Is
calling on acquaintances In this vicinity.
Mrs. AFRO Adams, sister OF Mrs. G. B.
Mann, died Friday and the funeral was
held Sunday at her late home in Ran
dolph.
w. E. Bass, AN employe in store in Bos.
ton, was In town last week to attend the
funeral of his uncle. lie is spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M,
Bass.
Next Sunday morning, Oct. IS, Rev. Mr.,
Water will preach Harvest sermon, and
Mondav evening Oct a. Harvest festi-
val in the church In 6nowsville, consist
ing OF readings, recitations, singing, etc.,
afser which will be sociable. Cake and
coffee will be served.
Herbert j. Bass, formerly OF this town
but OF late an employe In drug store In
Boston, died In hospital in that plact
last Tuesday. His remains were brought
to Peth, where the funeral was held at his
fathers house, Rev. Mr.White officiating
The remains we're taken to Randolph fol
interment.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-10

The Equitable Life paid policy holders
in Eeptem Der, el0, 1853 SO, through the gem
eral agency OF w. H. B. Whitcomb OF Bur-
lington.
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AT HOME.

We are pleased to an
nounce that we have re-
moved our Drug Store to
more convenient and
commodious quarters in
N. M. Draper's Block,
giving us a very central
location. We have chang
ed the name to ACentral
Pharmacy" We shall be
pleased to see all our old
patrons, and solicit the
patronage Of all who
want Pure Drugs. We
will do our best to please
you. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. Look
for the name, "Central
Pharmacy" "on our win.
dow. Front and rear en-
trance. Come either way
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-06
SELLING YOUR PIGS.

The chief obstacle to success in
growing pigs is the danger OF becom-
ing overstocked. There is always
profit if pigs are sold while young.
But many farmers who have a fine lot
of growing pigs will not sell them,
thinking to make greater profit by
feeding until they they have attained
full growth. In most cases this is
mistake. The older pig grows the
smaller is usually the profit from feed
ing it. Besides, it is poor policy for
any class of men to try to always get
all the profit there is in trade. We
have known men so close at bargain
that they could finally find nobody to
trade with them. To live and let live
should be the aim of all. A good rule
is when breeding animals not to re-
fuse reasonable offer that would
leave fair profit and not stop further
breeding. With stock that increase
SO rapidly as do pigs, very few
breeding sows will quickly replace
those that are sold. II this is done
repeatedly through the year, the
profit each time amounts to more
than could be made by feeding ami
mails until they attain full growth.
Boston Cultiyator.