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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
Sarah Ii Ii Sherman,s Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Bradford, S.
~ In Probate Court held Theford in and for said
District on the 9TH day Of Oct, A D. 1895.
An instrument purportne be the ast will and tes-
Of Sarah B. B. Sherman late of Straford in said
district deceased, being presented to court by Hon So
lon F. Frary the executor named therein, for probate
cerned therein be notified to appear at a ses-
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
Thetford, on the 26th day OF Oct, A. d. 1895, and
show if any they may have against the probate Of
said will for which purpose it is further ordered that
copy the record Of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the United Opinion, newspaper printed
at Bradford previous to said time Of hearing
By the Court, Attest,
81 S. M. GLEASON, Judge,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
Taxes. els

To the taxpayers of the town of.sWest
Fairlee, in the county of Orange and state
of Vermont. lsFss+- =
Pursuant to the Esd Section of the Re
viSed laws of Vermont, you are hereby no
titled and called upon TO pay to the under
signedTreasurer of the Town of West Fair
lee, aforesaid, lat his office in said West
Fairlee, your respective Town, State School
and Highway Taxes, voted at your Annual
Town Meeting of 1895 for said year, within
ninety DAYS from date hereof. Dated at
Sd day of September. A. D., 1895.
T. G. SIMPSON,
46 TT. of the Town of West Fairlee.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
Taxes.

The taxpayers of the town of Corinth,
Vt, are hereby notified that | have in my
hands for collection the Town, School,
State and Highway Taxes for 1895, and
all taxpayers are hereby notified 10 pay
their respective taxes as above to the under
signed, treasurer of Corlnth, within ninety
DAYS from the date hereof, (said time
expires Jan. 10, 1896, as per Act No. 80 A.
ID. 1850, and Act No. 8, A. D., 1886 Laws of
the State of Vermont. a. sSSS ~
Dated at COrinth, Vt, this 18th. day of
October A. D.. 1895. y
81 b. b. SCRIBNER, Town Treas. ]
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
TRUSTING WOMEN.
THEIR CONFIDENCE OFTEN LEADS
TO SUFFERING.
An Ohio Woman's Experience, as Here
Related, is Interesting to Every
American Woman.
ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READrRs.l

1t is a very sad fact that the more a
woman trusts to the skill of her physician
in treating her female complaints, the
longer she is apt to suffer.
Lydia E. Pinkham fully realized this
fact when she commenced that eXhaus-
tive study that has enabled the women OF
the world to help themselves. She dis
covered the source of female complaints,
and produced the Vegetable Compound,
which is their absolute cure.
When such testimony as the following
is given, the woman who thinks should
act quickly, and no longer permit herself
to trust to incompetent doctors. The
Vegetable Compound is sold by all drug
gists, and every woman should have it.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
Legal.

PROBATE COURTS AND COURTS OF INSOL.
VENCY-BRADFORD DISTRICT 1866.
Probate Courts and Courts # Insolvency within ans
for said district will be holden the ensuing year follows
Bradford-At J. H. Watsons office in Bradford thu
second Tuesdays Of every month, commencing April
It Sos, exc. pit the months of December, January,
February and March,
West Fairee-At the Eagle Hotel in West Fairles
o" the last Saturday of May, July, September and Mo-
vember.
Aso at the Probate Office in Thetford on the first
Wednesday of every month, 7T- Sa.
S. M III AsoN, Judge.
Thetford Centre, VT. April I. 1905.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
TaxAS.

Notice to the Taxpayers of the Town of
Bradford
A town tax of fifty cents and a highway
tax of thirty cents on the dollar of the
Grand List of 1895. is in my hands for col
lection. A discount of 4 per cent will be
allowed on all taxes paid within 80 days
from this date, (said time expires October
Both, 1895. After October 3Oth, 1885, taxes
will be paid to the collector.
BARRON HAY, Town, Treasurer.
Bradford, VT, Aug. |, 1895. Al
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25

The only thing that prevents boom in wool
values here is the unsatisfactory position of
the wooden goods market in this country. The
bulk OF orders for mems light wooden wear for
the season just closing We're placed with for
eign manufacturers, which has resulted that
while the foreign mill men are actively turn
ing out goods, manufacturers in this country
have only done a moderate business, but man
ufacturers here are in hopes to do better on
heavy weight goods. Nevertheless, a large
volume of business has been transacted during
the past week, with slightly advanced rates.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
Wednesday, Oct. 80.

AdminisU ation waiting outcome of the
Venezuelan affair." Revolutionary pro-
paganda in operation in Adana and
Alpppo, Asia Minor-German warship
Wurttemherg aground and seriously
amaged-Republican fusion and Tam
many Hall campaigns opened in New
York city Miss Frances e. Willard
again elected president of the National
w. G. T. U-Harvard reiterates that she
will not row Yale next spring -
Lord Dunraven disciaims responsibility
for recent published interviews -
Or" J. w Brown sentenced to seven
years in prison at Boston for malpractice
-Storiewsli of East Thompson, Conn,
suspected of wife murder released from
iail-Rev. Walter NJ. 5. Lowell rein
stated in the Blptist ministry at Kenne-
bunk, Me-Two drunken backwoods-
men cleaned out lumber camp above
Bangor, Me-, ami badly wounded several
men-.Tohn j. Culhane, victim of an as
sault, died ut Cambridge Mass hospital
dedication of the new Methodist
Episcopal church in Watertown, Mass
Captain and mate of ship w. H. Con-
ners arrested at Portland. Me -
Municipal league organized at Salem, Mass
In Dublin--Russiaa rs yet has taken no
official action in korea-Woman APP
pointed county physician of Riley county,
kan-MInt Director Preston predicts an
Immense flood of gold Tin output in
creased 80 per cent for the last fiscal year
Many New York Republicans threaten
TO work against the fusion ticket
Investigation of legislative corruption
in Philadelphia to begin Nov. IL
japanese exp ct the Black Flags to sur
render in Formosa-Effort will be made
in Indiana to abolish system of hiring con-
victs to contract ors-Harvard students
petitioned the Memorial hall authorities
to abolish Irish stew from the bill of
far Receiver of the San Diego Land
company given authority to issue cerlifi.
safes to the face value of s215,0OO--At
Loveland, o., half dozen houses were
burned - Fitzsimmons offers to fight
Corbett off-hand, the gate receipts to GO
to charitable institutions-Th rresi-
lent and his cabinet and other distin-
guished persons participated in the festi.
rites at Atlanta's exposition.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
nReccommend IL.

Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about ShllOh's Cure for Con-
sumption. They will recommend it. Sold
by A. T. Clarke.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
Live stock Markets.
Amount of 1--we stock ON the markets at
Rriuhtnn and MhtertoMn.



Prices for market bee,-A few choice, SEQ
z; extra, S5.OG575; first quality, sJG5.25;
second quality Si(9I5O; third quality, 3G351.
Prices for sore cattle-Working oxen, p
pair, $50 ti40; farrow COWS, Sl0g-2; fancy
cows, S5UGiO; milch cows and calves, S20G4S;
yearings SSGl6; 2year-olds, sl2922; 3-year-
olds. 5000
Western fat swine-Iive, 5s4C9434c; northern
dres- ed hogs, &c q ID.
Prices for sheep and lambs-In lots, S2G2. $50
$50 each: extra, S2.75q3.5O, or a9334c 2 ID;
lambs, Sole; veal calves, 215td6c.
Prices for hides, tallow and slxins-Brigh ton
hides, 6lad7iac p 10; tallow, 3iG4c 2 Ii; coun-
try hides &c p ID. country tallow, l19G2c p 10 ;
calf skins, i5cGs IS each; lamb skins, 55(95Oc;
dairy skins. 40 G50c.
Cattle-Fur the western, market prices are
a shade easter, and the range 495s4c, live
weight.
Mich cows Trade somewhat moderate,
with sales at S2BG69.
Fat hogs-WesIprn lower by &c; cost 81 %
sc, live weight. Northern dressed down TO
&c, and liable to drop lower.
Sheep-NO let-up in the arrivals of sheep for
the home trade. Market prices are somewhat
favorable TO the buyer They are bought cheap
in the west and Canada Lambs have to come
in like range. Trade at the yards moderate.
Veal calves supply light and dealers not
anxious to send in at present rates-51z lg554 10
about the top. unless very fine.
Lave poultry-fully 4 tons at case g ID.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
A Fact Worth knowing.

Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and
ali Throat and Lung diseases are cured by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by A. 7. Clarke.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
Tuesday, Oct. 22.

Ex-Governor Ames of Massachusetts,
died at North Easton of heart disease
Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight declared off
Mrs. Samuel p. Colts petition for di-
vorce filed at Providence. Colonel Colt
sues out a writ for James Van Allen,
claiming 100000 damages for alternating
his Mifes ffectionS=TOMn of West
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

= Sn 8aD gttp in W}t3igan baben pro-
tetantii9e unb fatbpGtf3e 9eiitli9e etnen
8unb gef6Iofen, UNI benz religtO1en gor>
urtbeiG entgegen3utreten uno Dereint ben
gemeinIamen Setnb: ben %l1nglauben unb Die
1nfittli8feit gu betGmpfen. Ser @ereintz
gurg traten 5ebn protefantif6e uno flint
fdt6oltf9e 9etiliAe BEL unb foa bas in 8ebe
ite6enbe 3tsl burb @prtrdge iiber 9rtItlt9e
Gi16eit, 9riItlide 9uIbfamteit unb 3rtit@
li9e NG9itenliebe angeitrebt iperben. SIS
1T bas elm erfreult9es ,3ei6en Der 3eit, bas
t~pentgitenS benefit, baB iiber beibe groBe
Observation-Disclosures Elm onoerer 8etit
gefommen lit. 0erartige 8erbriiberungen
r1iiBen mebr, uls ale ReIigionsparlamente
bic ri9t Elm gemeinIames 8orgeben ouf
eigener 8abn, fonbern Die S4affung elmer
unn10glt9en mWeltreligiOn" gum 3mef
BADEN, SD 9riItlt6e OulOung unb 4riit@
li4e NG91tenliebe 6errf9sn, ba fam au3
cine 6riftltbe @tn6eit obne 9rtitlthe Sc
metn1amfeit bsk @~Gau6ensGebre befteben,
Menn bic riftlt9enReGigtonsgeno1eni@a fz
ten ii9 nt6t mebr gegenieittg 5erfleti9en,
bann faint cine Der 6auptur1 a9en Der NnS
feinbung bes Gbrtitentbums meg.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
Git SeIo+

Dem 9ef4porenen GGapton, Der gel tern
ben Wtutb b~efef1en, Dem 8unbesfrei5ri6ter
Seaman urO benz gu feinem @mpfange be-
retts geOffneten 9efdngniB gegeniiber 1einer
Heber3e1gung treu gu blei6en unb 1ib nibt
gu elmer ungere4ten 6anblung gu oerte6en,
tonnen mir uniere 8etpunoerunq ni6t perz
1a9en. 0a5u geb0rt tpabrIid6 cine eiferne
Wtuensfraft unb cine 6ur9tlpiqteit fpnber
9le1ben, Inn fir bic Sadie elmer pDQiq trent
Den Per1On, aus reinem Ge6tsqefiib( bie
eugene 5retbett ei13uIeBen, @lf @eTbporene
9a0e1 nt4t ben Mutb Oa3u b~e1efen, ober an
ela9ton bat &t4ter Seaman fetnen damn
gefunben.
SS bonoelte it9 Tim bic @nt166biouna eiz
1er 1u119en Perion, bic betm lt~eberidreiten
Deg 9eleties Der st, 9auG 8obn IN ben
StodPorOs BON elmer GunoierGofomDtipp
uberfabren uno Der babel bei6e sFiike obopz
1a4rsn fporen. Der ai6ter bate bic Sc.
1qporensn ongeptsien, gu @uniteu Der Giz
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

neutrality-suspicious. 5u e~rtennen, ba bieIcr cine
Sabrld1figfeit nt6t nodgepieien perocn
t0nne, unb 1Gmmtlt9e @ef9norene ioaren
au9, freili9 nit @orbebalt, Der @eifung
beS ai9terS na9gefommen, Bis auf Ginen,
GlaDton, Der 1i9 nit benz @orbebaGt nit ietz
mem Getpifen ni6t obftnben gu f0nnen
~ertlGrte, unb 1i3 audi bur9 bic 0robung,
tpegen MiBa9tung be8 @eri9ts6ofe3 eingez
Iperrt 5u tperben, nibt einf3ii3tern lteB.
Der Ht9ter fab Elm, baB er ben e~tiernen 8tlz
len bte1es Mannes ni4t bre4en t0nne, uno
ging besbalb nit 6reuben auf ben @prI9lag
bes @npalts Der &lGgertn Elm, Die $la5e
fdllen gu lofen.
Ntr BADEN f6on friiber einmal auf bas
@iberiinnige bes Undergraduates 9inge@
nieien, Der benz Ri9ter g%eftattet, ft3 iiber
Die Surp binpeg3uIeBen unO Die @nti9ets
bung auf eigene Sauit gu fGuen. N6er Der
@runbfaB beitebt unb 3i4ter Seaman bat
bana9 gebanbelt, g}t9tsDetpnent9er 1T es
erfreult9, baB einmal Elm 9ef9norencr Dem
ge1unben He9tsgefiibl bes @DlfeS Nusbrud
berIie6en bat. 1lnldngt mar bas au9 in Ell
mem 6teiigen Staatsgeri4t gef4eben unb Der
&i6ter batte ebenfaGs fetnem 11nmutbe ba~
riiber Musbrud berlie6en, mar aber rtbt foz
melt gegange1t, bic ntpt~Oerfpenitige" S3urp gu
beitrafen. Gi9ter Seaman bat nit Ieiner
@ntf4eibung tpeiter nt9ts bepirtt, ol5 baB
bic tIdgertf9e Bartei 8erufung einlegen
ml1Bte. NnberenfaGs tpGre btes Der @iien>
bafnge1eui9aft 5ugefalen. Ser @prfaa
bat ipentg1tens pieber etnmal Die Oben gez
riigte @iItiirli9teit unieres @eri4tsoer>
fabrens tlar gema3t.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

Mo0e, bies gefteb' i6 ebrGt9,
SIT ertdltenb unb gefd6rlt9,
@robe Qeinpanb fam alletn
I'm erm &0rper bienlt9 fetn.
ga BET eSbnen fommt CUR @eItung,
0aB oftma1ige GrtGGtung
Sat 70 LANCE 3eit gefiegt,
sis Die Wdrme unterliegt.
@t0rungen finb eingetreten,
0arum bait tb febr BON NOtben,
0aB bic frDitige gatur
M1an befdmpft nit WGrme nur."
Sraaen burfte @i6en Getber
Serner nt9t bic ppu'nen &letber,
unb es 19ten Tim unge1unb
@u3 Der Pfiibl felt biefer Stunb'.
Nber @afer burft' er faufen,
S6ne S9ub' unb @triimpfe laufen,
Patf9en emftg freu3 unb quer
Sn benz nahen @ras lumber.
Nuf ben l1nterIeib gebunben
Wurbe INN bret Babe Stunben
eSebe Mp6e 3tpetmal audi
Marme 9eublum' auf ben Baud.
unb nit @aTer unb NIT @fftg
@ui9 er tGgIt9 ii9 ni9t lGfftg
3neimdl fetnen gan3en Qeib,
Wie befDblen Pfarrer &netpp.
3neimal nD9entli9 gebrau9te
@r Elm 0embe, bas er tduGte
Sin in betBes Sal3, unb bann
Cog er es 3pet Stunben an,
DIS AUDI bies ni9t noute frommen,
Sat er nod ba5u betDmmen
Ginen SUB duf &nte unb Baud
nnO Elm 3tnntrautfiBbao audi.
Muf ben Mogen muBf er 1egen
@inen Sub Der &ranfbett tpegen,
Ser aus 9aberfrob beitanb, :
Sbne baB Der @9mer3 t4m f9nanb.
M9, troB monotlungem @eilen
WOlte nt9t bic &rantbett beilen,
Selbit Der WunberbDttpr &netpp
WuBt' ni3t 9ilfe feinem 2etb!
Sci benz btelen MaFerman7 den,
Sci benz bielen 8arfuBpanf3en
9ur3 ben feu9ten WieIenflor
Sam er tpie Elm 6rof4 iiA Dor.
So, es mar ibm, als ob iunge
Sr0f9e unter feiner 2un9e,
unb i'm Mogen freu3 unb quer
9iipften INN i'm 2eib umber.
Die 9etrGrlfe unb bic Speifen
&onnt' er audi nt6t gerabe preiIen,
Steden blieben fte i'm 9alS
Sbne @iir3e, obne @al5.
@ebr enttGuf9t unb febr befGommen
Sat er Nbf9ieb Drum genommen,
8eifte 3pedlo5, nib unD matt
SINS 9otel Der nd3ften Stabt.
MOrtlebung fOIgt.l
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
Der Banomurm.
Cine 6r5tIt9e 9umoreSte.
Gortiebune.)

GkHe uL6IItWe q u WpEe9LH
GOrtiebung.)
Die K~neippfur.
M0ris6ofen! 0ier Iib 9oGen
SeiIung Siirten, Spanter, PoGen,
Nu8 Beru unb Mfrtfa
Stnb fogar Patienten ba.
3peiein6olbestuufen @Gte
Meilten in benz S9pabenzglefte
Muf baB t6nen Yfarrer &netpp
Wta3' gefuno ben tranten Qetb.
9err BON Gi9en lang f9on barrie
Nuf Die nDtb'ge 3ulaBtarte,
9a nit elmer fol9en man
Gur CUR @pre4itunb' tommen tann.
9o9 er traf gu Diele 2eute
Sn benz Warte. 3tmmer 6eute,
@rft am britten Sag gelang
S6m beim Pfarrer Der @mpfang.
9ieTer frug na6 gi6en'8 Qebem,
8on Dem Ner3tezGtab umgeben,
2eBt'rer f9tlberte genau
Seine QeiOen grau in grau.
1nb bes 8ranfen f6mere &Gaaen
WurOen forglt9 eingetragen;
&netpp fa6 f4arf t6m ms 9eit9t,
unterfu9en brau9t' er nt4t:
r9ter nirb lei9t mir bas GntT9eiben!
g3t9ts als Elm @rtdltungsleiOen
9aben sic, mein lteber Mann,"
Sub Der braDe Pfarrer IN.
0D6 man burf ni6t MoQe tragen,
Menn man Ieibet f9ner am Magen,
Sic entpidelt MGrme nur
Nuf 1nfoifen Der Natur.
Ser muB tie Der &0rper gebem,
0a6ur3 fiir3t man a6 0as 2eben,
0a bic MoIe gan3 be7ttmmt
Sbm erbDbte WGrme nimmt.
Namentli9 i'm 8ette foGen
Wtr ni9t 59lafen unter MDQen<
9eden, benin man nirO erit re3t
9ur3 bic Woae Na3ts gef9pG3t.
8OIGe tpd6ft auf einem Sbtere,
unb oaS Sett, Der S9neiB, bic S@mier
SiBen brtn 10 felt pie 2eim
uro fomtt man3 Rrantbeitsteim.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
: Ser @tootsminifter @reThqm fat Be

- Ser @tautsmini1ter @refbam fat benz
GongreB cine Ge9tfertigung ieiner 9un6z
lungSpeiIe in Sa9en Der beiben iapanii9en
Stubenten, Die, als man tbnen in G6tnu ais
@ptonen na9feBte, in Der amerttaniiAen
8otI6aft @9uB gefu9t, auf ieinen 8efebE
aber an bic 9inefif9e 8ebOrbe ausgeGiefert
unb BON bieier gen1artert unb i4lteBli3
~entbauptet pprben ndren. !9err @tef6am
bate btefen 8efe6G ertbeilt, na9bem Der
amerttanif9 e 9eIanbte in Peting unb Der
amerttanti9e Gpnfu1 in @bangbat ft9 bel
inn fir Die @6ulbloitgfeit Der beiben Sdz
paner, bic ni4t, pte bic Gbtneien bebouptez
ten, BON 6ineiI6en Se1tungen Nufnabmen
gema9t, IOnbern fi9 Iebtgli6 aGs StuOen>
ten an Der 3peigf6uIe elmer SOfiO'er
9anbelsf3uIe in S6angbut aufge'
6alten bdtten, b~erbiirgt batten, @refbom
b%e6auptet, bic @~efangenen feten Spione ge>
tre1en, blei6t aber ben 8eipeis bafiir 1duGz
big, @r fam aber nt9t umbtn, in bent
3eugniB Der obtgen amertfanti9en 8eamten
ben @egenbeipeis bafiir 3u Iiefern unb penn
er Dieiem gegeniber ben Sob Der beiben jun
gen 2eute nit fetnem 9eptfen ~bereinburen
tann, 10 muB ct fi4 zines febr Oe9nbaren
9epiTens erfreuen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
0i1en6aRn~G aRrpRdne.


S,btca9n & @ortbtoe tcrusG iIenbab - Gidet
SflCeS: JtDS. ,2O6-208 Glart=StraBG, an Der
UNI &inaie= Strnnn
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
Nnfunft

9tetpS rIeonsSimiteO uuO MempbtsI = 1885 gd' 1855 q
NtlGnta, Ga, & Sadionotle. S5lo.. = 1876 81 1856 81
e9 Gag ct SOuts SromOnOI o. m
@alro, ct. Soais td9Ittber Bug -. $50 Md+ 100 q
Sprtu9feIb uub Decatur 49,. 900 81 1885 Nt
yteiu Orleans -Yoft=S9nelsug -. : 300 9|' 1920 Ue
Bloomington 4oiIogier3u9. -. II 1855 gH+ 1:55 st
Chicago nno Nem Orleans @rpreBI' 500 Q' 700 Sc
Gilman unb aanfatee D.. -. 4:3O 81 1000 so
8odforb, 9ubuque, Stour gitn uno
Stour Saas Sdnea5u9 ........ 2:20 N' ITO 81
~9todIoro, 9nbltque, Stcur Git1. a 1875 III $50 M
GoffDrb 80iIoQier ............ 300 9H" 1920 81
Nodforo uuo Sreeport ........... 445 gf+ 1890 sc
Eoffor6 & ~5Sreeport GrpreB. 800. 1916 WI .........
Subuoue 81 Hpfforb GrpreB. ..... ......... 7:20 81
n S0nita9 gfodt MIR bis Dubuque. 'SGoli6. fT4a,
lib, ouSgeNommeu SouutoQs.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
" union pofeneer Station.
(yugnnSyIvdnid LINES.
m SpnntaQ9.
lme:. 0anoIznn0 Wa6iionzefr.

3tdefzDffiees: Gin Der Station, in 248 g. Glori
StroBs SIDE SafIOn, unb i'm Nubitoriunt=6pte L
2urh-3ige fobren tute foIgt nab &entrolE3eit:
'x6qItd). f36qli6, o~uSQeuommen SonntaQs.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

EShtcnao, @tiIpaufee 6 ct. 8amLGtiembabt.
W Sto St=3idet=OffCe: POI &IarfsStraBe; 3elepb0ue
2l90 Mtoin. Union Baiio9ier .@tattoH gonaI7, adams.
Unb WtoAtipr.S troRe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
sSQfnOtS Central.

ane bnrabgebsnben 3u9e BON Der @eutraI.5 Station.
4: S : Sl ng M gart aOin; 3h9e fir ben @iIOen tDnnsn
npntnen perben. 3idets in Der 5tobt.Offtce l4 Git
Slarf.StroBe. nno i'm NuottOrinm.S oteL.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

gB2taioan GentraI, 81. 2. 6. & s. 81. uub 3. 8
~VS q. 81. &.-nTbe Niagara SalS 3Oute". 9idet.
OfTceS, 60 Start Ctr. unb StattOner II. Str. unO part
Hom, p. Ctr, 80. Ctr. unb SDbe Qort
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN By. co, - Srons
- SsHtral StetiOM:, 5tttR aes. uno SaTG3l om,e aTss
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

Salisbury g. g~treatpr. ........... If 815 Ma+ 615 u
gtDdforb & Sorreiton. 49,. ..... 8:5 Ott 2:l5 q
2ocal potntS SutnOis Nnb Soma 11:50 Mt' 2:l5 u
gtodforb. STERLING, Wtenoota. -. 4:30 gtt10:20W
Streator unb SttQ:pn.. -.......... 4:30 N+l0:20M
&onios GitD, ct SoIepb unb
Seancnlporrb. =. .............. 5:25 NH S:20Wt
Nne Bunfte IN 1erus. 49,. ........ 5:25 N' 9:20We
Onah1, Gnun. Bluffs. geb. 4oints' 6:32 al 8:20W t
Ct 9oul un6 MtnncopoIis ........ 1928 G' 9:00Wt
&onIog @ttg, ct Sofepb unb
&e0oenlpDrth. .............. 1890 81 6:45W
Omaha, SincDln unb 9euOer. see. . 1890 81 8:20M
Blod SiaS. Wnutono. Nnrtlono 1890 81 500 Wl
ct 9aul uub minneapolis ........ 11:20 @+ 1880 u
1G8li9. + Sdglid, ousee1ommeH eOnntaos.
t XGglt9, auS9euOWmen 9amitas--
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

NbteaaO,. &o& .SsIasO & gaciHczSabm. -
EXPERIMENTATION. 8on 9rreraStr, Elm 8GcI
iRbIit nom gOorb ot Grube. 2idet-Cftce: 1l Gfurftr.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

1926 81; 1900 st; 'lt4S q. @utuu!t; 1920 &C.:
HIPS g.: 1850 M.
@rosO Gopi6s Dla 9. @. g. $. g. st., Qbfubrt: 1880
g.; H1i:30 u. Nufunft: '7:10 3d.; 1906 u.
'Ga9tu9. + @us9et. @Onntao8. t ausgsn. MOntag.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

'aasli9. +GdgG.. ausgeu. Count.
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RETURNS.

n G. Kenward, Dan vile ..............S 100
andrew Anderson. Medic ............. $50
John Bestman, Nc PhersOn .......... 3 10
John Anderson, lie Ray. go
Il Pitcher. ia :. 40
] n nullen, Napoleon. ................. 500
j w Waddell, Be uford. >. ........... $50
Arnold Wittrick, Decoria .......... 300
J = Quane, let ward City OF Mankato.. l.20
j p Krost, I'd 1.20
ChaS Bradley, 4th 1870
Evan Hughes, 9th 1.2O
j K Drew, Sterling. $40
nj A Benedict, $3.50
VIM ] Jameson Rapidan ....... ....... $50
G A Hultengren, South Bend ............. $40
w II Look, Shelby. 200
n d Cornish, $50
VIM Schultz, Garden City,. ......... $50
] b Rowland, Lake Crystal. $50
q w Norman. Judson........... ........ 800
H Scramlin, Pleasant Mound 500
Aug Gems, CerescO 200
A w Johnson, Lincoln .............. 500
Martin Osten, Butternut Valley ........ 4.60
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Total ..........- ....".""..... $100.S0
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GOODS TO COUNTY OFFICES.
SUPPLIES.

G Alderman, Medo i. =. ................ $40
Ctas O'Connor, MCPHERSON ............... 3 40
J 7 HiSlop, Beaufort ........... ......... 40
Hubert BruelS, Decoria. $50
VIM Ellis, Sterling .. 500
Chris Roland, RapIdan............... =. 2,60
w H Look. Shelby 100
J w Lewis, Lake Crystal. $50
Chas Russell, $50
Peter Granland, Lincoln .................. AGO
G Gutterson, Bntternut Valley............. 4.SO
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ANNUAL REPORT
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
BLUE r
From Jan. 1894 to Jan. 1895.
Amounts in County Treasury to the credit OF
,;ffarent funds on January LIST, 1895.

Deduct county fund overd'n".S l2 2SS;2a
st. school tax fund overd'n 2.2l
I" loan " ii
:" seed grain fund overd'n 100
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-29
IiCICLE HANDS.

It seems to make but little differ
1nc& what color 8 woman's face is, or
Aow much sho is tanned, freckled or
sonburncd, or whether the skin peels
u&> from her nose, at the end Of cen
tu-v run. or whether she must sit up
kali the night to have bec maid or nc
gool-na:u.ed sister apply cold cream
and cosmetics. This is a matter Of
minor Importance, but the thing on
which The bicycle girl prides herself
is the immaculate appearance Of her
hands when she takes of her gloves.
70 this end she wears leather gloves,
No fabric hard-covering answers her
,,urnnse. io= thc--dust- shifts through
them and the sun burns the hands al
most as badly as though she wore none
IT al. At night she applies some del
icate cosmetic after the hands arc
washed with the utmost thoroughness,
and takes coed care that all stains and
lisco!orations are gotten rid OF as
quickly as possible. When the wheel
comes out, on so the gloves, and they
are worn continuously during all ez-
pcditiors; and SO, when my lady dis.
mounts, sunburn and tan, dust and
mud are OF 10 account whatever, if
only. when she draws her GLOVES of,
she has the regulation bicycle hands,
which are immaculate, and cover all
Of her other shortcomings. - New
York Ledger.