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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
TRY FOR YOUR SIZE IL SHOES.

I3 pairs OF Children's DOngOia Kid SAN
dale. bow and buckles regular l5c.
kind. for i5c-slzes 9 10 II.
s pairs oil Ladies' DOngOia Kid oxford
Ties. patent-leather trimmed, for ioc.,
regular 81 - kind.
6 pairs Of Ladies' DongOla Kid Button
Shoes, Macay scwed. regular $50
shoes. for 81.
3 pains of Ladies' Patent-Lcather Trim
med oxford Ties. made Of the sottest
Vici KID stock. to be closed out for
SlZ: regular 81 shoes.
Il pairs OF Boys Russet Goat Lace
Shoes. SOLID s0les and counters, for yoc.
pairs of Boys Springfield Lace shoes,
solid sOies and counters, i1c.; regular
81 shoes.
L. pairs of Misses Springfield oxford
Ties. the kind YOU pay at any oher
sf.ra 81 frr-f1 %
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WITH THE BLACK DRESS GOODS.

lO0 Al-WOOl Remnants, worth from OJc.
TO 81. Friday, I9c.
At ne. a yard. about % yards Pure Mo-
hair and six, worth 35c. a yard.
Al lsc. ] piece Pure MOhair IN latest
pattern, worth 40c
At 7-Sc., about 60 yards Diagonal ana
Stripe Fancy Goods. worth zoe. yar@.
About - Au-Suk Remnants, worth SOC.
yard TO $50 yard, TO be put on
sale az Dc. a yard
Pure Wool Storm Serge. 36 inches wide
Raven Black, worth .9c.. for II INC.
a yard.
At Z use. a yard. Mohair Fancies.
stripes. Brocade and Diagonal, worth
pc. Friday. lZiac. a yard.
/ piece Pure Aohair Lustre. perfect IN
every respect, % Doe put on sale FRIDAY
fnr DO n Nnrl. worth fgo.
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sECOyD FLOOR ODDS AND ENDS.

4 Wool Chevot rul Lined skirts. We're
s.. for Sl.ij
Al 80 and 6jc Wrappers for SOC.
6 Fuli-Width Duck Skirts that are fully
worth st. for 59c.
2 Black and White Plaid Full Rustic
Lined Wool Skirts that sold for $50,
to-day Sl.39.
About lp) pairs Linen Colored Wash
Knee Pants. the odds and ends OF the
stock. ac. pair.
Quite a lot Of Children's Straw Hats,
slightly soiled. for o..
All the broken assortment OF sizes OF
Boys 60 and SEE. ATWOOD Knee Pants
for 49c a pair.
Sizes 3. O. and 40 years only OF zoe. Per-
Gale Shirt-Waists for boys. lsc.
81 Chldren's Ribbed Undervests, sOiled
from show &c. each
CO Ladies Genuine Lisle-Thread Vests,
with silk lacing. s0iled from show l0c.
sd Mems Tan Gauze shirts, all Size 20
FOR i0c
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LINENS IN THE BASEMENT.

75c. for Pure Linen German Table
Cloths. "a, yards long: 81 value.
Sl.25 FOR Pure Linen Table-CoVers, "a
yards long.
2sc. a yard for 60-inch Pure indigo
Dyed Table Damask, was soc. yard.
33c. for Turkey-Red Table-Covers, 81
size, worth 75c.
lc. for Pure Linen Check Glass Towels,
were &c. each.
lee. Tor Extra Large Bath Towels. IN
hlnnnhaI Wnrn PIC. oaCh.
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Goods

YOU KNOW THE REGULAR PRICES.
NOW DO YOUR COMPARING.
$25 Carlsbad-China Dinner Sets, 100
pieces. variety OF spray decorations to
select from. Set includes soup-turesn and
other large desirable pieces. per set sis.@-
SIS Dinner Sets. ii2 pieces. with soup
tureeu. uuderglazed border decorations,
complete set for twelve. per set S.i5.
. Hayiland-China Dinner Sets, some Of
those $3.50 to so values. with lovely deeo-
rations on all pieces. to 90 at the phe-
nomenal price OF $3.50
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF 2 CASKS
GLAZE DECORATIONS. IN SEVERAL
COLORS. zoe. VALUES. AT lsc.
SO Toilet Sets. Hero" shape. variety
Of elegant decorations. complete set, with
slop-iar. &lG7.
THOSE $3.50 TOILET SETS, WITH uN-
CEILENT VALUE FOR THIS WEEK.
PER SET ONLY Sis.
s. Banquet-Lamps central-draft burn,
err corrugated centre column, embossed
fount and cast foot. for this week only
gSc.
81 Banquct-Lamps. ccntral-draft burner.
crystal onyx column, embos seq mean. sep-
arate on-fount. and cast base price re-
7sc China Jugs. elegant panel decora-
lions. IN four varieties Of colors, 10 20
each az 29c
81. crystal Water jugs 2-quart, re-
ducod TO Zoe.
Richly Decorated Jardinieres. several
STYLES and worth up a. $40, az ssc.
Famlly-Slze Bread Boxes, nicely Japan
ned worth JOc., for lsc.
5-quart Heavy REFINED saucepans'
worth &c, DC.
A-quart Dish-Pans. the largest Size all
| retlnned. worth 50c.. lec
Mirror Polished sadiron (and Iron-stand
I FREQ, per pound
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SECOND FLOOR ODDS AND ENDS.

Zjc. Four-Panelsl Japanese Screens,
only five left. sold for 7jc.-2jc.
$40 for the best Zoe. White Spread we
ever sold. slightly solled-5sc.
To- each TOR odQ Window Shades, rcgu-
lar 1lc value. Zoe.
lc.. every slightly soiled Flag-some zoe.
value. lc.
100 Carpet Hass0cks. zoe. usual price
lut only left for that reason. l9c.
l0c Ladies Gossamers worth - times
tho amount but sticky from laying;
therefore. Zoe.
lc. a yard for wide best quality Shade
cloth, IN remnants-lc
2c.. Hcad-Rests. on account OF having
only TOUR I'm stock, We sell these lJc
values for &C..
&C.. yards OF Double-Bcaded Rug
Fringe. which We must sells yards
for Sc.
&C.. yard. remnants OF Zoe. quality
Tracking Ou-ClOth; not damaged. only
small pieces makes the price g.
15c "a ward for every remnant or Floor
Du-ClOth In the house, no matter
what the quallty-l5c.
2i.c. q yard, remnants OF l2lzc. Tinsel
Drapery. remnants of Zjc. Dotted
Aluls. remnants Of l2i2c. SilkOlines,
aW 20 az one TriCe-ZlaC
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AII-slIk BACK Nauuyke Ldce, IHVHva
wide. Joe.
Black Valencicnne5 Lace. &c.
2-iach Black on White Cambria Edge
Csmbric Ribbon Beading, 1 inch wide,
&c.. worth lc.
5-lnch White and Butter Net-Top Nenise,
&c.. worth Zoe
s-irch I.nen-Color Lace, worth l5c.
special Joe.
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WASH GOODS AND DoMEsTICs.
HUTTON DEPARTMENT FRIDAY.

Perfect TWo-Hole White Pearl Button
Line % and D. only. for S.. a dozen.
ODDS and ends OF Metal Buttons, That
sold for 2lc dozen, for this sale,
&C.. a dozen
Small size Porcelain Buttons for &c.
"A card. 70 dozen on a card
Full BAH and half ball finest Pearl But
tons. plckings from our . and 3Jc.
Buttons. for Zoe. a dozen.
Under the head Of odds AND ENDS
we have a great accumulation 0f short
Lengths. from TO yards. Of Choice
Coiored Dress Material suitable for
separate skirts or chndrcn's wcar-to
close out we make the following prices:
An remnants OF 81 quality. soc.
All remnants Of zoe. quality, 3il2c.
All remnants OF soc. quality. -5c.
All remnants OF 3liac. quality. lsc.
All remnants Of Doc. quality. l2i2c.
All remnants Of 20 and lie, quail
tics, Sc.
We also have a big stack OF Linings
such az Silesias. Percalincs. Tafctas, etc,
which we will sell az Ike figures.
Percalines and Silesias that sell for l2i2
and l5c.. az &c.
Cambrics and Ia1etas that sell Tor 10
and Sc. at &C..
Fibre Lining double width. that sell
for % and &C.. at &C..
Real Hair Cloth, that sells for SOC, at
gc.
Imitation Hair Cloth. that sells for
lHi.n al &C.
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Millinery.

You can save one half 10y buying
your Hats here during our closing-out
sale of Millinery. Trimmed Hats from
60c. Up.
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SMALL LOTS or JEwELRY.

sZj-iHJ Sterling Ie-hOlcers, &C., real
value l5c
zoe.
Engraved silver Rcit-Pins. Be-, were Zoe.
Fine Roll Plate Watch FoDs' l'e'' were
soc. r,,
solid silver and Pyrites-stone-set Rings
-. worth &c.,
snlrt-Waist Sets. IN gilt and silver, Sc.
:. - .nmuLnI..
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INCOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF


INCOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
CORsETs.
Only three 26's and four us OF our 81
e.. b. COrsc;s~ iett, TO be sold Tor DC.
pair.
Ten ISIS. fourteen i9's three EOS, one
p, one g. two 29's. and one 30 LETT
OF our Heavy Jeans COrsets, to be sold
out at 2Jc. pair.
Two lSs. two 1875 one 20. one =, two Us,
four 3s, and two 2Gs in a Heavy
Jeans Corset. 10 be closed out at
PIC. a pair.
WASH GOODS AND DOMEsTiCS.
3 lie. Remnants OF s. 10. and i2ikc. Wash
Goods u 10 4 y8rds). $40. yard.
8 lilo. Remnants OF s. 10. and l2i2c Wash
Goods 70 10 10 YARDS. l-ic. yard
8 3-ic. Parkill Zephyr Ginghoms and
Toll Du Nord Ginghams. 5'ic. a
yard
Use Best Indigo Dyed Blue Calico.
l-sc a yard.
s lac. Yard-wide Barker Bleached Nus
lin, &C.. a yard
) l-2c. Nard-Wide Persian Pcrcales l2i2c.
value, sc a yard
3 I-Sc. Patterns OF the Fine Imported
French Flannes IN Flannellettes'
fer 3 l-Sc a yard.
&c. The best and l-fc. Apron Cling
hams. IN odd patterns. 80. yard.
2 Use. $500 yards OF Light shifting Call
co, Dc. value. Use. a yard.
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sNsILLOT PARAsoLs.

2 Crass-IInOu FaTas0ls, With embrold-
cred rufies. 1898.
Dresden satin Parasols. Pink. Blue.
and White 81.
Q Black SILK Gloria Umbrellas, with
Dresden handles S-25.
r Chudrcn's C0i0red Sateen ParasOis,
Blue. PINK, Red. and White, -5c.
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RaERcURIAL
III POISON

Il tho result OF the Usual treatment Of blood
disorders. The system is allied with Mercury and
rOtGsh remedics--more 70 be dreaded than the
iisease-and in a short while i in Ear worse
condition than before. The common result Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
ParaSOlS.

To-day We offer our entire stock o
fancy Parasols at
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Mus ser suten alien Set.
vDu 1iebit ia 10 5erbuuen aus, tommit
tpobl qerube bonn Sournier" "N4
nein, 6as ni&t. Mls ih geitern Na4t
na9 6aule tam, 1@fug bic &ir@enubr
gerabe bret, unb ia ma9te meme Jrau
auf unb 80" r@4, 10, ia, a."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Net6. 0agabunb: Ser Na5t,
Der lit halt aliidli9!"- rWarum benn9
Gr lit ia blinb."- @agubuno: "@'rao'
burum. Dem tann bod Niemanb la
gen, ct ioq li4 UNI 4rbett umieben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

3ebntes &upitel.
,Genutor Robert 2angenbru& mar
redt 14mei91am an Der Seite {eines
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
A Trapper's Fight With a Lynx.

a Chester man tell, an interesting
story to a Rutland Herald reporter
of fight between a man, dog and
Canadian lynx which occurred re-
Gently at the foot Of Huntlcy noun
tain:
Trappcr Williams went into the
woods with his dog few days ago
to look after some fur traps. As IS
his custom, no carried a shot gun
and rifle. While resetting trap
mt the base of q rock about five feet
high his attention was attracted by a
noise above him, and as he looked
up he saw a Canadian lynx ON the
rock about to spriGg upon him.
Williams fred his rifle, but missed
the animal. The lynx struck the
mans shoulder, and the two rolled
on the ground. The dog sprang
upon the lynx and the latter made
short work OF the dog. This gave
the trapper time to grab his shot gun
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
A Flash In the Pan.

If Senator Morgan exp ected to
hurry the Senate into jingo action
by his speech on the Cuban question
Yesterday he must have been badly
chagrined, says the Boston Herald. at
the chilling reception given to his
oratory. His speech fell flat, and,
though his resolution calling on the
state department for the papers was
adopted, there was an entire absence
.sofsenthusiasnn on the subject, as the
Senate evidently expected no practi.
cal result from the call. The House
also proved irresponsible to jingoist
appeals, and the fiery iesolutio n
offered by MIR. Woodman of I'LL nois,
directing the President to demand
the withdrawal of the Spanish forces
from Cuba, and ''to take such steps
as may be necessary to enforce this
demand," was quietly sent to its
grave in the committee OH foreign
affairs. Evidently the Maceo war
scare is a fash in the pan.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

20. at which time the cases tor hear.
ing regarding the Central Vermont
receiyership.. will come. up. The
term wiifprobably last three weeks
Col. Bradley b. Smalley OF Bur-
lington arrived home Monday morn
ing from his European trip. Dur
ing his three months absence he WIS.,
tied most of the countries of Europe.
The colonel received the election re-
turns AT Venice the next day after
the event.
George Mcclure and Ralph Rich
mond, two Springfield boys, wh'!e
out hunting last Friday, started to
cross Black river on the ice. NC,
CURE broke through and Richmond
went to his aid, when he broke
through. They chung to the ice Hn'
til some men arrived and pullet
them out with ropes. Both were
nearly exhausted from exposure an an:
Richmond is in Il dangerous conan
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
Impertinent Bric-a-brac.

"I've jolted up against great
many hard hearted and unoharita-
Bile people i'll my career" said the
man with tho shabby silk hat, "but
about the worst specimen I ever
camo across was one / called on this
ATTENTION.. He bad advertised for q
gentleman of literary attaininepts to
act in q CLERICAL capacity, and | called
at his house to see about the situa-
ton"
"Did lie treat you rudely?"
"No. 1t was his silent sarcasm
that wounded me. The servant ush.
cred me into his library, and while
waited my glance happened to
resi- on decanter on the sideboard.
There was u glass beside it, and as
both were Of. q highly artistic pat.
tern I made go bold as TO examine
them"
"You were quite alone2"
"Of course. had set the deoanter
down on the table with great care
just as the gentleman came into the
room. Then came the shock. :"
"Had you spilled anyp"
Certainly not. But he had rugged
the miserable bottle up with one OF
those music box arrangements which
start Stupe Whensyef if is picked
pp and set down again, just as
opened nay lips, to explain my er-
| rand itbsgan to play just Tell Them
That You Saw Me-
at confused mo 10 that ] picked
up my hat and left without trying
to explain, and the impertinence OF
that piece of brio-a. brao has proba.
bly, caused me to lose one of the
best positions I ever had open ~
me. Odds and Ends.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
The True Remedy.

W. NJ. Repine, editor Tiskilwa,
ILL.,, "Chief," says: eve won't
keep house without DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. Experimental with
many others, but never got the true
remedy until we used DR.. Kings
New Discovery. No other remedy
can take ITS place In our home. as in
It we have certain and sure cure
for Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, ETC." 1t Is idle to expert.
ment with other remedies, even II
they are urged on YOU as just as good
as DR.. King. New Discovery.
They are not as good, because this
remedy has record of cures and
besides is guaranteed. 1t never fails
to satisfy. Trial bottles free at a.
b. Morgan's Drug Store.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
NEWS OF THE STATE.

Two young men of Washington
disappeared the other day and their
father offered $s5 for their safe re-
turn. Before any searching was
done, however, the young men
turned up and claimed the reward.
Benjamin Corse, who lives at
Fletcher, deposited $40 in stove
for safe keeping the other day. The
wallet was not firc-proof, and when
some ono came along aud started a
brisk fire the cash was entirelv con-
sumcd.
The session of the United States
circuit court that was to have been
held in Montpelier this week has
been adjourned to "Wednesday. Jan.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

excuse me-, observed the man In
spectic!es, "but lam asureeou. and that
IS not where the liver is .'Never you
mind wtere bis liver is.' reforted the
other. '.If II was 10 his hig the or his
lett ear I'e Wits Little Early Rsers
would reach It and shake 1t Tor him. On
That you eau bet your gie-lamps."
scott Tiukham. Qucclicet A, b. Nor
gan, Woodstock; Id. N. Marcy, Tafs-
vile.
Elderly visitor-Wcll, my little
man, you take after your father, do
you not'
The little man (feclingly)-Not
as often as he takes after me, sir
Cincinnati Commercial:
The length of life may be there ,sed by
leasening Its .tangers. The majority Of
people die hohi lung troubles. These
may he avctred by promptly using One
Minute COng, Cure
Scott Tinkham. Q:cchee; A b Morgan.
Wood tock; L. ): ". Marcy. Taftsvllle.
"Your life has been one of many
reverses," Said the nd, kindly.
"Ies'm," answered Dismal Day
son. =" 'Bopt every place turn up
/ git turned down. "-Indianapolis
Journal ,-s,>t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

and fire both barrels at the lynx,
which fell dead. Williams shoulder
was badly torn. :.
A trapper from Shrewsbury hoard
ed a train at Cuttingsville Tuesday
morning with seven lynx skins and a
large number of fox and skunk
skins, which he was taking to mar
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
There rs No hing Sc Good.

There is nothing just as good as
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, so de-
mand it and do not permit the dealer
to sell you some Substitute. He will
not claim there is ANYTHING bt tier,
but IN order to make more profit lie
may claim something else to be just
as coed. You want DR.. Kings
New Discovery because you know it
to he safe ana reliable, and guaran-
teed to do good or money refunded.
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption
and for all affections Of Throat
Chest and Lungs, there is nnthing
so good as is Dr.. Kings New Dis
corerv. Trial bottle free at A. r.:
Morgan's Drug Store. Regular sizp
50 cents and $I.oo.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
African Nev,sss'

An American mining engineer liy,
Ing in johannesburg says, "Ths Qel,
ored men In this country are fur 81.
perior to their black brethren In AT.
RIGA as laborers. would be willing
to assert that one negro workman in
this country would be worth four
of the lazy Kaflirs that perform the
drudgery in the mining operations
OF South Afriea. They are about the
most indplent rascals pI earth and
have to be driven nil the while"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

Ex-Gov. Woodbury. and the Rut-
land Herald are again mixing things
np and getting perlouslv near the
libel suit point. The Herald has
said things lately about the ex-gov
crnor. An apology seems to- have
been demanded which was "not sat-
isfactory.' The ex-governor cannot
condonc the legal offense ''unless |
receive fair treatment in the future"
The supreme point of Stiffness in the
controversy is reached when the
ex-governor sends the Herald con-
tract, signed by him, and asking the
Herald to sign it, which binds the
Herald:
. shot to publish anything in refer
ence to said Woodbury. that it would
not publish in regard to any one with
whom it is upon friendly terms, or
that any other paper in Vermont thai
is friendly to said Woodbury. would
not publish in regard to him. And
the said Woodbury., in consideration
OF the foregoing undertaking of the
said association, hereby agrees that
he will condone the alleged libelous
utterances published in The Rutland
Herald on October IS and Novem-
Der 81, 1896, and will hold the said
association harmless for having pub
lished the same. And the said
Woodbury. agrees that he will not
allow this agreement to be pub
lished."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
II CURED PILES.

After DR.. Ialnage's marriage to
Miss AIangam the family relations
will become somewhat complicated.
| he marriage Of his daughter May
to d. d. Alangam, l., WAS ccle-
bratcd Dec. :, 1891, at the Brook
lyn Tabernacle and was Il grand at
fair, and now that Dr. falnage is
to marry the sister Of his son-in-law,
he will become the brothcr-in-law OF
his son-in-law. The bride, in turn,
will become the stcp-nother OF her
sister-ln-law, and will be tie rHother-
in-law of her own brother.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
For over FIFTY Years.

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teething, with
perfect success. 1t sOOthes the child, softens
the gums, alays all pain, cures wind collie,
and Is the best remedy for Darrhea.@ II will
Sold by I'll druggists In every part of the
world Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing ~.
rup.' aud take no other kind.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

''lt IS said we shall all pass away
as a tale that is told.
"Th"t aound, all right, but tales
that are told don't pass aWay-they
are forever beng told over again. Sc
Chicago Record,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
BY EDWARD C. dana.

4 "Experiencc has shown" says the
Randolph Herald, "that the Repuo'
licans of Vermont made no mistake
when they chose Carroll S. Page in
preference to Urban a. Woodbury.
as their candidate for governor IN
1900"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

Absolutely pure, perfectly hprmtS',
and invariably reliable are the qualities Of
Olc Minute COu,h Cure. 1t never fails
in Gods. Group and lung troubles. Chill
drcn like It becaus" il Is Piles san to tasc
and it htIps hem.
Scott TinkaaM Q"cchcr; 4 Is MT.,n
Woodstock: l.. j. NJ. arcy. Tafsvilc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19
Notice to Taxpayers

THE Tax Rills for Town Giahwav and
School Taxes on The 1896 Grand List of
Pomfret. Ecr, on. hay" been delivered to
me for collection and iaXpa!ers are callc J
pon to pay th,ir r"srctl'vc taScs at my
snre within 30 DAYS iram sI:itc by December
10. 1861
Tho discount provided by law will he nj
lowed Oh taxes paid during that time.
Al! taxes reminding unpaid ID e. III. 1856
will he collected ny the consianr. with cost
added.
CHARLES Il. VAUGHAN,
own Treasurer
rumi.ct VI. Sept. ~ lsl6,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

Tho voyage between New York
and Adelaide, in South Australia,
via London, requires 81 days; via
San Francisco, "a days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

A thousand laths will cover 70
yards Of wall. and wen pounds Of
lath nails will be needed to- fasteh
them on.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

Freyept sickness and save doctors
bills at this season 6y Keeping your
blood rich and pure with Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

Scaly riuptions IN the head, chapped
hund~ ahd lips. cHts, bruises, s.nlds,
burns are quirkly cured BY Do Wits
Witch Hazel 'Salvt. 1t Is Mt present the
article most used for piles, and II always
curts them.
Scott Tinkh m. Querhees A, 3. Nor.
gan, WOOls,cck; i. ]. N. Narcy. Tnfts-
VILE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

A carat" ~ a weight for gpad
and diamonds was originally grain
of Indian wheat we'll dried.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

The State Asylum at Waterbury
has furnished another interesting
news item in the escape of William
Couroy, II patient who had been sci t
there from STATES Prison for treat
mcnt while under % years SEN
tence for shocking murder in Be,
mngton county. Conroy had been
sent out with four others to unload a
car of coal under the supervision of
an attendant. and skipped while for
the moment unobserve1. 1t is
thought he got aboard north bound
tram and has escaped into Canada.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

The first of the Washington coun-
~ murder trials--there are six more
to be tried at this term of court
ends with verdict of manslaughter
against Martin and Sarah Nokcs,
charged with infanticidc. Seven
murder cases is a large number for a
single Vermont community and, MS
the Reformer says, does not indicate
the best of moral health.