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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-24


Notice i Errcty given that ~ virtue Of a
writ g; teti fav,as issued oW. % the circuit
ceggf for TIE county % EAraEs. Michigan. in
f2EcE 81 t&c.r Grvtr!er against tle goods.
So At,t,e aud real estate ~ A.eNanGer Gale.
re-H, ,r said county, 90 ne directed and &c.
LvesF-'. ESQ. ga the sra day Of JEly. 1879,
scyg -Fsa1 ava faEe a. tie right title and
HEt'e.i ai the sad Alexander Gailerntar.
1 4u. az sac following described real estate,
Iaai j. ia SAY. al. ;ho~r ccrta}n pieces or
ra-ve.> S.: laid sl;Eatc d. ;hc ccuuiy az Bara.
"a, o-l ~sa;e 81 8iyn4Ear. described a. io,-
9H7 to1nfCctIE = -iake staining en-
sake road sixty ieet sovta % land owned or
formerly vvUta by TacCrhnc GTeere", rum
rlu- f1eLcp' eJSt A. ri-lt angles 20 said road
.!-e ~ said paiul 70 laECs Formerly owned ~
Fe-; TafAt4e. VITA said nr,l mentioned
boundary me ~ Iac Aur ~ said stat" road.
ittace - the po!a; II cc-;A-ln-, supposed TO
Pc s.sly tee;. Also the southeast quarter Of
rr=ptr af.E-cae rprsh 9. range Ihiriy-three
us-t \ - Tart - blncE u-e., % Foo;cs aG-
.ishn Z o. Subdivision 81 TAG plat 1ttHeNi.
sage u- b2' aga, cpI-llnrlc4n- ~ .Ee - ai-rt-si
Alu1 sac north iiIe ~ FIRST street tt%y siN
t--, aIlt HTe lucte-. -hrlcF uCIircg.. ~ r..at
a;-eles with Fif-t street o4s aund7ed aat
iEenit-IaEc feet taeUce ya~ierIy al t-gnt
angle. Eiih t-~ laSt laeu;.o1rl Eye - ta-
riga: - v@y " E1s Marquette. f5ua-ltog GaA
DI.gcal-so Railway, NOV ,Epcu-n a. ne Du-
.Ltl, snAtA score aaa A,ia},i.r Eaarayb,
tteace -oalherig alprz saidzs4-h' ~ Wsr -
She place ct beginning. a.l % waign
snail EXPOSE f1r sale 81 gUb.t auction lr
v+Edre 20 the hiRaes, hitdcr. AZ The front aaur
g. @.1 county d: Earaga- on lhe 1871 day "f
Se.,;embrr next - two O'cloc& ~ ine after
Dated 1ni- 81, Gay o. Jq,y. Ia
EJ MAPEs. sberir
PLAINTIFF Auoruey.
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SOUTH SHORE
YIME YHBLE.

tsa.sasz&<zSs1r<skuM.zf9D
I'd, S. S & A. RY.)
From and to L'AnSe.
LEAVING.
LAKE SUPERIOR LIMITED leaves
L'Anse 1915 al daily for Detroit,
via Michigan Central Railroad, arriv-
ing S:i5 am, also with G.. X.
IL |. daily. except Saturday. for Grand
Rapids and intermediate stations.
Connection also made at Trout Lake
with 500 line express for Manistique,
Gladstone, etc.. and at 500 Junction
daily, except Sunday, with mixed train,
arriving Sault Ste. Marie 9:15 D, IN.
Connection made at Nestoria daily en-
cept Sunday with local passenger train
tor Even. arriving 1:35 D. m.
LOCAL PASSENGER leaves L'Anse at
3:l5 pm. daily, except Sunday, for
Marquette, connecting for Chicago,
Milwaukee, and all points south with
the &. NJ. 81 st. p. X. II. at Champion
and with the g. 81 N. w. Railway at
Negaunee. Connections made at Mes
forthwith mixed train from points west
leaving Even at l:45 pm.
ARRIVING.
LOCAL PASSENGER out OF Marquette
S:55 am. daily, except Sunday, con-
Meeting at Negaunee with the g. g. N,
w. Railway at Champion with the G.
M. & St. p. from Chicago and Milwau-
kee. and at Nestoria with mixed train
from Even, arrives at EAnse 1905
pm.
LAKE SUPERIOR LIMITED out OF
Detroit $40 pm, via Michigan Central
Railroad, connecting at Mackinaw City
daily, with CIR. u l. daily except Mon
day from Grand Rapids and the south.
and at 500 junction daily except Sum
day with passenger train from Sault
Ste Marie, leaving at 6:l5 am, and at
7:i5 at m. Sunday only, arrives at
RAnse 1929 p; NJ. daily.
For rates. time table, and other infor-
nation apply to
K. A. MACK,
Station Agent.
LAnsc. Mich.
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First pub. July 90 lsg5. Last Aug. ~ 1895.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

nHLIP Il, 1iCkERNAN, Nortgagee.
Attorney FOR Morigagee,
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cloanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ana have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fl KS is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN fRASCiSCo, en-,
LOUISVILLE. III. AsW r0R6. A.I
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY,
SIIIGIBVRNE.

Tho followlnp is a let of lha ll,,iro, -.
ror,raeentati,as fr,n, Sh.n,,,,,,. ",' ,s W.
.,ttt1e.5 =, a,,.n5 a. r,,,i ~ az
ra,,nton ond IN No ,",' ',,
trradnriclI Eletchnr Ta,..,,,,, So
U,hite W Wi t.a - i, ~ g.
pou,i,,, ~ ~ >rnu.oIi - ra,S, ~ -
rror Nosb n - Sn'i,t :" go ~
6 n 5 Rose c3 M 2"iHla T n R. Miller
ant ro,rosenGati,.a An I'm, ~ 20 e'' ,Il -
orl no.,, ,.eeidon,s 81 ,,is ,oa',' ,,,, o,'' ~
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBA,J0

The divorce case of - q s. Comstock
VS. Frank Cumstock was heard Thursday.
The decision was reserved.
There was a hearing at County court
Thursday in the case of John lutheran
of Swauton, who has been confined in
Jail s.nce March % on a close jail eNecu-
ton ON a debt of $3.50 He was renNnded
to jain until the 3oth when he wall be
brought before the Jail commissioners
and admitted to the poor debtors oaih'
The following is list of the living eN-
representatives from 81, Adams, who are
entitled to attend the coming legislative
reunion, and i'm the order i'm which they
served their town: Charles WYman, r.. y.
Smith, Park Davis, j. W. Newton, tI-
ward Green, Herbert Brainerd' =. y
Stranahan, $. s. Bedard II, NJ, stevens
A. A. Han, r. g. Smith, T. NJ. Deal. on
these Park Davis. Herbert Branerd, T. $
Stranahan, II. NJ stevens and \. n nan
have served as senators. Those no Longer
residents Of ST. Adams are II. y. Smith
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
PENNINGTON.

Fri law Saturday and Sunday broke the
record here for heat this season, and sun
dav the Thermometer reached q in the
shade. At & u. m il marked 90 above.
Ten wears ara Sunday DE- J. s Pratt and
Or LYMAN Rogers went to Woodford ON
n professional call. and were caught in a
severe snow storm, so that it was Diff
ficult matter to get back.-Rev Or. Bost-
wick Uawlev. formerly OF this place,
nov, president Of the Troy Conference His
-oricll society. has recently received some
Interesting relies of pioneer Metho lisn.
They consist Of photographic views of the
end AMI front of the huusp built and oc-
cuniod ivy phillip Emburv in the historic
canadian Valley. now East salem. Wash
;nr;on county. New York He has also
re,o;ved the door handles and latch of
The same building Mr. Embury and Par
hara Heck have the honor of organizing
The first Methodist society in America in
John ST New York-lrank Lewis "A
member of the COMPANY that furnished the
electrical outfit for the B.nningt on -and'
woodford Electric railroad is in BeHning-
ION with the view of making many i'm
provements the coming season. y new
6O-pourd rail and split switches will be
among th,, improvements that the com
nanv win dcci.!e to make. and an open
double deck ear is also talked Of The
road will cease operation for the winter
October Miss Kate \. Hubhell. who
resides about a mile west Of Centre Ben
ninEtOu. has many Old relics in the mousse
that were the property of her grandfath-
err. Aaron Hubbell. who was at 20 years of
age private in the company of capt.
David Robinson, participated in the Ben
nington battle and was one OF tine guard
that escorted the Hessan prisoners pack
to the village of Bennington. Among IN"
relies are several Old books, including
"Meditations on the Sacrament oil the
Lords supper wtfch was printed III
London by the Newcomps lor heorse
Thompson at the Rose and crown III -
Paurs Churchyard IN lo'"' mere Is alSo
an En%hSh reau'f on p4eN'9 III p'O'' "l'E
poetry ny lAndleY murray. piih11u anu
Vt. in lSl5 Near ny Is tilr Stro Ii o'I ,-co
house IN town having pfFm nG't ~ ti i'p'
and beng III lhe pos9'SHlon % ,'i, ~
beIl tamllY S'"'t I'oo ~ 0 s,I ' t,, ,r,,
hoie' maze pN d pu,I'' III ~ - '''' Wv '''
o. a ileIS'aL ~ ,-,,t,,.1 c,.+es corr+
me- IAN l,i ~ ~ -, ,,,,,, ,,tu o,n,,o,,,
iof inc u'S'it'' ~ -, MN. o5,,,,,
III i'u'iI"" Wv ~ . @ tla ,.a
ne olilF't1 " u WV I,, c,.nr,o /,
Sung H. ~ w .'c,i'' i t,,,r =
JpHHSo" "'H't III 100 III ,I
liafiIS' "'el'''Il3 VA, i. nv.
ANY l"9' ''''' w. '' ,,,,.,,.
Iollo"'"B J", ny" w.
Gfana JuIH-tl'Ip'' ~ ~ "
I'm murray, '''o' ~ ~ '"' ~, ,t l
RopinSon, HHa I'Sp"'H ~ ''|I ~.
wei ~ :" Key noIIS' 1917 ~ r,iiI
WOOL huuio" i'ciJ'''i'l' az, w CO." i,
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w. ma tD.i'dH, JDii So Wv" s,
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SHEFFIELD.

Tho sociable in the NJ T.. church Vestry
on Friday afternoon and evening was
unite well attendrd.--Leon German has
returned from his visit in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts and is in quite feeble
health-Wille and Herman, young sons
of John r. Flanders are i'll with typhoid
fever. Jonas Bruce is slowly recovering
from the same diseasc.-C. l.. Farr is i'm
Hardwick caring for man who is Ill Win
a frver-At the LYndonvQle Fair last
week. the beautiful Morgan stallion Red
Ben" 10y "Ben Franklin owned by O. NJ.
ingalls, of this place, captured md pre-
mium.-Francis Bickford ana wife have
returned from their visit.-W. \ Lawson
has lust put a full set of butter box
machinery into his shop.-A series OF re
yiyal meetings commenced i'm the NJ. T..
church ON Sunday evening, ana VIII ne
continued every evening during the week
The meetings will be conducted by our
local pastor Rev. Mr. Johnson assisted by
presiding Elder Hamilton and others from
different parts Of the State.-Asa Brown OF
Ayers Flats, +. c., is in town on visit n
friends and rclatiVeS.-Mrs. Joseph Ingalls,
and Mrs. John Ferguson attended the year
lly meeting at Lyndon Centre last week.
Or. n NJ Wood and family have returned
to their home in CharlcstoWn, MaSs.-A. C.
Allard goes this week TO Wakefield, Mass
to work for a furniture house. saturday
and Sunday were pronounced by many to
be the hottest days of the season, the mer-
curry being "a degrees in the shade.
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rherr vii he a SUNDAY school convention
IN this town on the afternoon ana evening |
of oct G.-Mrs. Seymour Parker is re-
portod more comfortable
,,,,,ooe,,
WINOOSkl.
Misses May Edwards and Bertha Gray |
have been elected delegates to represent |
the CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school Al the |
state Sunday school convention which |
will be held oct %. % and - at ST. Johns
bury. II. a. Bailey was elected dele |
gate from the Methodist Sunday school
to the same convention. and II. f. Wolcott
alternate.
Marion, the 1G months old daughter OF
Mir. and Mrs. James Hamilton, whioh dle
in Tilton, n. H.. last Friday was purleu
in 81, Joscph's cemetery burning 'o,,
Monday. The funeral services were h'Id
from ST. stephens church. Rev j. l..
Whitaker ohciated.
Arrangements have been maI" 10 PUT "
steam heating apparatus IN - frd'''iS
Xavier church, Operations are ~ ''''
| mcnce at once 80,
Since the three bGrElafI'S III '"t W
! lage this last summer, Deputy SneilH IL
-. Wheeler has been qUle'N WI N'"s VI.
/ the cases. 1uoSuaN MOI liIS -"
search was brought 10 cl'H'"N ~ ~,
arrest Of Peter NiaduG' an C'"pii o u,I,o,,r
saW-miH About Z o c'p'h 3"'' 'n",' ,,.,,,
/ went TO Burlington ana hau S'a' "a -,
rant made out by states Attorm'y ~ m
| Brown He came back win O''c'i i5,I.
nellie and AFTER haNlhe 'hc wal ~,
signed ana sworn TO- IL" Iroc'ru'" W
saw-mill ana Sear'neu ''auuc .oo' .tn
finding several boxes Oh cigars am
cover oil another p"N' h''uS c,i., ha
That 'rauue was t"t man H' w. ,,t,
was arrested ana hloughi o'Lore ~ 9'
Hood for nearing several N'.., 20 &c
were examined, among d"" Wtut ON ~
Wheeler who les'Ihtu 10 hno,uB
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,..,-.. 49,, t,.,.....,
Park Davis D. W. Ne"to" anu '''""''
Green.
Miss Gertrude SlurEcs' aEod ~, 'ldoS'
daughter OIL ME- anu MTS. i'cIp'i ''"IE'''
died Sunday Of intestinal iuorr"nI37is,
Of which she hah De'h SuIrr'H| S!n'' IdSl
May. The FUNERAL was h'In "'8''y
morning. .
The W'uIIhg OF "ISs JOSH r. ~, u'I
and Dr. Mcrrihcl occurred at IN" nome
of the groom at BarnStahl'' mss lhf .
first OF Septcmber MISS lc,gu'r WAS
resileu' OF -, NIp'u9 q, T 'itt .'ri
Mrs Eunice Z. Jones OF Georgia dltu
carly Monday morning Of pn'u1n ma
after an illness OF week. VI ~. 81, 'o,,,s
had reached the advanced age OF w years
ana WIS me daughter or In'E'r lE I', -.
liaVorhih Mass VINO Iouf III IL. ., ,,ir If
iutionaIy war ana a EraN' ia1Enlrt ~
Bunker lin. Mrs Jones leaves tnr'r cnll-
| dren, Henry T. Jones OF 81. Aihan9' foaS-
urer OF IN" N,iIHra .,,',, , -
pany' Mrs G. NJ I"''le OF lot'rnr''l' H.
The funeral was hgd from me n.,o C a,niaa,-
gatonal church az Georgia a. ".S' o rlo.
on Wednesday morning. Wn,o ue, n"i,''
was at BakerSh'Id at $50 III W. ~ W.. ,o,,
j. H. Non''ior mas cor" ,v,,o,ts ~
re8'H' "o'', on 10y ~ Hi, ncx1 v7,,.
"i,IS" wy ",9 90 - t,r,t ho.or,,. inc ,
,ar,,,,. " ,,,,l,,,. 81 an e.ght mound daugh- |
. t.pl ~, l,",,ta,
Ter on summary ,,i.. Alma 1tor.iol,
49,, ~ l., I,.atgon win occur i'm
r.t,i -'',
,t.'. i,,.o,,., T., winnie finishes her
,nrl, az ticb,rdsop & 7'y-.gg's s'orc TINS
',D,I u.bero ebo has bcen for the past
. No. a,,i , t,,lr vrars She will 20 to
, p'tte0eII Nase
NirtI : Rostyylcli left Tuesday morning
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from first pagcJ

thorn went to Burlington Tuesday to at
tend school at bishop Hopkins Hall-Mr.
and Mrs Norcross and family Of East
uardwick and MIR Edgar Farr are guests
at William Farrs.-Mr. and Mrs. Harris
and daughter of Brooklyn, y. V, are visit
ing at Mr.. Nossc's
GRANVILLE.
Myrtle Ford is in Sodus. n. Y" learning
the dressmaking trade.-iionry BrigES mas
bought the stage route of \. BAR ana ne
gins driving October 1.-f. Downs has his
farm and stock advertised for sale at pun
lie auction-Mrs !. Nichols is in town
visiting friends Frank t. Lamb of l'os-
ton visited his father, Zeba Lamb, the first
of the week.
LINCOLN.
The musical convention which has been
held for the past 10 days under the man
agemont of Prof. Ober, closed Monday
night with a concert in the Methodist
church-NIr. and Mrs. Dunlap are visiting
at John Murray's .-Mrs. Mincham con
tinues very ill.-John Dale was buried
Sunday, Mrs. Emma PAU having charge
OF the scrviCe.---l}ert lIstcy is attending
school in Bristol-James Ward has re-
turned from Maine.
ADDISON.
The Misses Grace Smith. Lena and Lucy
Palmer, Lizzie Smith. Mary +. Wilmarih
and Allie Barber. and Charlie Sccsar at
tended the Christian Endeavor convention
in Burlington last week. Mrs. William
Hanks is very ill-Mrs VIII H. owen
spent last week in Raudnlph.-Mrs Libhe
Wilmarth and daughter Rose, accompanl-
ell by Grace Allen, left for brooklyn, y.
v. the 18th nst.-Wilbur T.. Smith is very
ill-Mrs. NJ Smith is bettcr-Miss Sadie
Hoyt of Nergcnnes was the guest of Miss
Sarah Smith last wcek.-Elder Battcl will
preach at the Advent chapel next Sunday
at II "A. m.-1i2zio Smith is on the sick list
Julius l. Clarks new house is completed
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al h'N. \. ID. BarbeTs.-Ada Kenyon Of
lHchm1n d is at Dr. Bngham's for a few
Weeks.-G, orge Bryant is improving.-Mi
Grace Bliss is visiting her aunt in St Al
bans
prGtt,t,>-D
.i,o'. N AZ, pI'IH "[n'4E AT al ,"' r. ST.
1>ih inst. Their daughter. Lena. and 1r,
Towue being married bv the Rev. Alon2o
Chase. The bride was given away by her
father. clarence ToWue was hes, man
and Jennie Towne maid of honor. The
presents v.ra humorous and ,.,lu.iJ,
one hGndrl ana forty guests were pros
town wrr, cam II,,.r,. I,,v and u..ro FRAN
Ctaramont \ II cam Arnnld t,, and
w.f. from Vntor AIR ANA Nirs t.,,., Fran,
IIno.bur,h NJ, f. n prI,i,,s,,, ~, w.,
derbuI Nrs Ca,,l.e ravens From, Nto,-
ian, Ur. ~ ,r,u.ro fr',,r \t.i,a".l,i
AIR ami llr. I.,.~,. F,,. fran, rarrct, AMI
lIis. C,r,.. i'm cro,, c.a",,,,., 1,,,i
fnr.r.1 nf W.. 1,',tn, ,InI,a,,,iY ,,.t,
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n dls'aI'' "t'"'c ."fi,9 -
IN " SN'p l"I we "on,'a' ,.., s,,eroo,,i,e, /
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Jays w." nv ', 1,,', y, ,ro,sro,. ~
about w "'E '"''N ,.,,,,i,i- I.t,I
lfnldu'if"'" "aS n,,,i3. - 3D.. |
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M''u H''''a Cup, ,i''u w. n,. ''..,,i,,,,
W a-"nE,ou 80 u, ~ a,,..,,,,n1 fn,. ,,-
OF court '," t. ~ 10 a. -, .,,,.,,.,,
IarGihs ana NM III. Wv Us ,',' t,at,, 1T
purchase on .o''p'o.i iti,,,.,t. a.,
non Is SIEHvu !0' ol'"''h ,,..,,.,, ,h.
trdhr h,Ar" q. I'm Pam c'.,,, ava i, yin
Terry a'd '!'' VI" ~ ,, Co., MAR
soon 'ohag o'I"ir r''t -, ,.r5n,.,,,s
action II'e 'nl'' ,,-iu,an, -
bay nave zee" ,t a,io,,s
HlNhN OF verge il"-S' N'' piN'' ,'ii-
boating anu o"'-'iool ~, ''' ,.,,,.b,,so
I"6 "F axro,lant harbor with either
north or south Wihas'-Vui'e ''i ~
amount of winter grain IS p"'HS SoNci
this fan
Mr.. and Mrs Chauno"y stewart Sla''''
for JelliCo, Tenn, last MohuaN 10 Spt""
the winter with Mrs. stewart S'S"'
who is in poor health.-Mrs. m SWAIN
and daughter, Mrs Herbert IhoIp' went
to Middlehury last FRIDAY TO NiS' '''i ,-
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGtf.

Arthur A. Briggs Of Bradford. Mass
and Miss Mary Estello Hray,on Of \
bHrgh were married at the brides res
dencc Wednesday by Rev, :. :. Brigham
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at Rov. A. u. Barbcrs-Ada Kenyon Of
Richmond is at DR. Bngham's for a few
weeks Dogge Bryan; is improving.-Mi
Grace Bliss is visiting her aunt in st. Al
bans.
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WILLISTON.

John Phelps has returned to his work in
New Yorkshire funeral of Mrs. Chapman
was attended from her late residence Fri
day afternoon.-Several people went from
here Friday morning to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Maria McGarghan of Richmond
over no teams followed the remains to the
cemetcry.-Mrs. Whalon visited with Mrs,
Mahoncy a few days last week, but is now
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Bert Beers, who has been clerking some
time in George Foote's store, returned to
his home last week.-Mr. Frost is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Bying-
ton.--A large number of EndeaVorers from
Charlotte attended the Y i. $. G. r..
convention at Burlingt on.-Mrs Judson,
who has been spending week or more in
town, returned to her home last Thurs
day-Mr. S. NJ. Williams is in town visit
ing relatives and friends.-The Co-opera-
tive creamery at East Charlotte Is making
"A great success q. Il. Prindle, one of the
directors. says that July milk brought 50
cents and August milk 30 cents a hun
dred, after all expenses WaJe deducted
This was for per cent milk, and dairies
that tested above this received more. -
As Noses Larama was after the COWS ON
the farm OF W. W. Iiigbce he found "A
deer among the cattle. The deer was
about as tall as a medium sized yearling
and followed along with the cows quite
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Della Osteeye has gone to New
York where she has "A position in the store
with her two brothers
Mrs Mercy Woodbury. Of Monkton visit
ed her friend Mrs. Durfey last week.
Miss Minnie LiVermOre has returned
from Portland and Auburn. Maine, where
she has been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs, Leavitt and aunt Mrs.
Cory. She was accompanied home by
her aunt, Mrs. Cory.
Mrs Henry Goodsell is visiting in Shell
burne.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-26

The remains of Mr. Guyette, who died in
Bolton Saturday, We're brought here Tor
burial. The funeral was held at 81, Thorn
ass church on Monday.-St Thomas's
church was dedicated Tuesday September
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-28

The Episcopal Guild will meet at
the Vestry room at 5 o'clock D. M, on
next Tuesday. and will continue to
meet there every Tuesday thereafter
at the same hour, until further notice.
"A. q. TURLEY, Sec'y.
DIR. A. z. SAWYER,
After using one box of the Pastilles
l found myself intirely Cured. My
case had been treated by doctors.
Lucy Bitney, Kansas, ILL.,,
Solo by j. q. Roberts, Widener. Ark.
jamie, the little 4-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gatling, had leg quite
seriously injsred one day last we k.
He was playing on top of a pile of
boards, which turned over, throwing
him under, and falling on top of him.
Jack Davis has the finest cabbage we
have seen this season. A fine head
which measures 30 inches i'm circum-
ference, was left on the editors table
yesterday morning. 1t is of the Flat
Dutch variety. and, like its producer,
solid to the core.
Mrs. Tudie Prude has in her ocsses-
sion rare tlsus ndtur0-afcat born
without tail, thus verifying the old
plantation melody.
De raccOon tote a rollin tail,
De pOssom tail am bar;
DE pussy cat she tote no tail,
Only bunch OBJ har.
j. W. Beck e. Co.'s stock of New
Dress Goods. Dry Goods. White Goods.
Calicoes and Novelties for the Spring
trade. is attracting general attention
among the ladies. The patterns and
shades are all that could be desired,
and prices the lowest.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-28

A. j. Vaccaro " Co. keep a first class
house. and the best goods on the mar
ket are served over the bar. If you
want good whisky and polite atten
ton give them call. The last two
barrels of Stuart springs Whisky has
been purchased by the house and is on
tap.
After an absence OF several months
visiting relatives and friends in Miss
issippi. our young friend. Coda Fowler.
has returned to the city. He is now n
Knight of the Road. representing the
well-knOwn house of 4. N. Estes u Co.,
of Memphis. Coda's headquarters will
be i'm this city. We wish him what he
deseryes-abundant success in his new
undertaking.
st. Francis county Alliance met at
Palestine last Saturday morning, n
large number of representatives being
present. The afternoon was enjoyed
in "a picnic and Il game Of base ball. be-
tween the Green Valley nine of Spring
Creek, and the Palestine club. result
ing in score of "a to IL in four innings,
in favor OF the Green Valley team. A
number of visitors from our city were
present, and enjoyed the day.
Some time ago WAS taken sick with
a cramp in the stomach. followed by
diarrh9a. took couple of doses Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhpa Remedy and was Immediately
relieved. consider 1t the best medicine
in the market for all such complaints.
have cold the remedy to others and
every one who used it speaks highly OF
it. j. w. STRrCKLER, Valley Center
Cal. For sale by j. Fl. Upton.