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can for Democrats of second wand.

Call for Democrats Of Second Wand. The Democratic electors of the Second Ward are hereby called to. meet at R. NJ. Knox hallo on Monday, JaHe Sth, at s p.1n. toseleet delegates to the County convention and to transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting
 !. B. TALBOT,
 II. ". WEsTBRooK,
 L. E. OWEN.
 II. |. HoLDERNEss,
 " $. HILTON.
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A.arianna Ark,

Grand Chapter Order of the Star June 23d For this occasion the Missouri Pacific Railway will sell round trip tickets for $7.10. Tickets on sale June 20th to 23d. Limit of return, June 26th. H. Fl. MIzEII..
 City Ticket Agent
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A German at snlnhnr snrines

The young people enjoyed de- liehtful german at Sulphur Springs Friday night which was the opening dance of the season at that popular resort. The german was led by Miss Annie Noel and Mir. Ab. Knox.
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P.ses !, will be held Ut the Jewish
 \. 'ilis morning at II o'clock,
 s4a a. eSening at 7;;45, by Hey. F. Y " saa State Evangelist r. c. ,,'s'' na's q the Christian church. ,qo4els ,19. cordially invited to at laese services.
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ALLEN }sTKAIsS, Chairman Ward Central Com.
Attention, Fourth Ward Democrats,

Attention, Fourth Ward Democrats!
 The Democrats of the Fourth Ward are hereby called to assemble at the Cotton Scales, on Barraque street, at 8:30 o'clock p. m., on Mon- day, June 8th, 1896. for the purpose of selecting three delegates to the County Convention to be held in Pine Bluff on the 10th day of June, 1896, and for such other business as may properly come before the meet ing. H. A. McCoY,
 Chairman Ward Central Com.
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IN SOCIETY.
Miss Edna Tucker is the guest of Miss Sue Knox.

Miss Margaret Dell Bessonett, of Tupelo, Miss, a young lady of rare personal charms and an elocutionist of renown, is visiting Mrs. NJ. ". Bell, at 90l West Third avenue. Miss Bessonett will in all probability instruct class in elocution before leaving the city.
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Tn Earesville ark

Commencement exercises of the Presbyterian College of Arkansas. July 9th to 12th. For this occasion the Iron Mountain Route will sell round trip tickets for $6.30 Tickets on sale June 4th. 9th and 9th, with limit for return of June 18th.
 j. l. REINAcH,
 City Ticket Agent.
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Sweet sixteens.

A new club met at Mrs. Smart's Monday evening, with the following result:
 Miss Willie Smart, Jamie Knox and Ruby Vantreese; l like to have forgot Arie Ferguson, Josie Grace With Bollie Smith in her place. Have organized to have some fun. Before the next school has begun. Then Mary Lindsay and Nit Knox Got the boys all in q box While Bettie Houston and Mamie Mann Tried to make the girls buy fans To fan the boys, for it was warm. you know; And this was the first time they ever had q
 beau. Ollie Edmuads and Alma Goza, With Ruby Alexander, looked so eozy, Allin the hammock on the lawn, When alma Dewoody came up like fawn. Shook them rishthard and they all fell oat Then for 5ne boys, the girls did shout. Tom Atkinson and Finn Hutt Ran right out, picked the dear girls up. Garland and Alfonzo Brewster and Porter
 Grace Said that they would slap the face Of any boy thatwoala come on the lava To fix that hammock before tbe dawn of
 morn. samaaa Wade Knox. Ed Gal5saith and John
 Mccain All forgot tlat night t had ra ned. They ran out to see the fun. you know, Vixen down in the mud they fell. all four. Charley griplett, Hinton Ferguson and Alex
 Powell, All pretended to get clean towels. When Asa Mccain and Beallre + 1fs With the rest Of the girls came right up, Then everything went pell mell Until the clock began to strike twelve: The sweet sixteens for home did run, After having q bnshel Of fun. "A.
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Judge Robinson and children and Mr. and Mrs Will E. Allen and little daughter left yesterday for Judge Robinson plantation in Chicot caunty to spend the summer. They exnect to remain until October.
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National Republican Convention, ss Louis,
 Mo. June I6th. For the above occasion the Iron Mountain Route will sell round trip tickets for $l1.50. Tickets on sale June 18th, l4th and 18th. with limit of return of June 2lst
 Fl. E. MIzELI..
 Ticket Agent.
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Ladies Lisle Thread Vests at 20c; worth 40e.
 Ladies Silk Vests, worth $l, at 50c.
 Ladies Lisle anu Silk mixed Vests at 50e; wo, tn $1.
 Corsets at 25ci worth 50c.
 ShilIings' American Ladies Cor sets, sold in all the leading dry goods houses of America for $1, at 50c.
 Thompson's Glove Fitting Cor sets $l quality, at 65c.
 Thompson's Glove Fitting Cor. sets, $l.5O quality, at $1
 Thompson's Glove Fitting Cor sets, g quality, at $1.5o.
 Balls Kabo corsets, $l quality, at 50c each.
 P. D. corsets, s2 quality, at s1.
 r. D. Corsets, 8 50 quality, at Sl.5O. Sizes are broken in this line. Ladies Fast Black Seamless Hose at 10c pair.
 Ladies Fast Black sewed Hose, 5c. 3 pair.
 Ladies 25c unbleaehed Balbriggan Hose, F l.2e pair.
 Ladies 4oc Lisle Thread Hose, 18e a pair.
 Ladies 5oe Rieheiieu Ribbed Lisle Hose, 25c | pair.
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CYCLING NOTES.

@ Mr. I. T. Lloyd,
 s,S, agent for the cele- % :::: :::.. 4: E: :::: $::; ]: Messi-s. Sam katzenstein and H. Ray.
 Miss Mamie Strauss now rides d Crescent.
 Master Charley Campbell now rides a Gladiator
 Miss Bessie Atwood is one of the happiest girls in town. One evening last week her father. to her complete surprise, brought her a handsome wheel from Little Rock. 1t is need- less to say she was quite oyer- whelmed with joy.
 Mr. C. Eoss reports there is 3 good demand in the country for wheels, as well as in the city Last week he sold 8 Columbia and a Crescent to Mr. " H. Harvey, at Garretson's Landing.
 Mir P. AL Kiiray has resigned the position of official hantlieapper for this district and is succeeded by Dr. Fitzgerald, ef Little Rock.
 A late number of the Youth's Com panion contains a very handsome picture, in colors. on it's last page of train load Of Crescent bicyc'es en- route from Chicago Co New York. There are fifteen large cars filled wit 3,622 bicycles. This shipment was made oA March l2th, and is the largest single shipment on record.
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eaIl fos Dsnaacrats of yangine Io.rn.hip

The Democratic voters of Yaugine township gre hereby called to meet Ut the County Treasurers office in court house Monday, May s, 1896 at l o'clock D. h., to select delegates 10 the County Convention which meets June 10. ls9G, and to transact such other businrss as may properly come before the meeting.
 W. E. GREENFIELD.
 Chairman
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Attention. Third ward Democrats.

4sIstl1tiph, AhItu fsAfd DeihoeThfs.
 The Democratic voters of the Third Ward are hereby called to meet at ] I. Hearn's Grocery Store on Monday, June s, 1S96 for the purpose Of selecting nine delegates to the Democratic County Conven- ton b be held in this city on the 10th day of June. 1886. and for such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
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1 BANKRUPT STORE!
 COMMENCING honday, June 8tl1,
COM M MENCING
Av cut prices to MIDSUMMER BASIS. Free Ice Water and
 zpalm Fans with sae large small Read inc me nloted below.

We are cutting our Mating stock rapidly now, and why not, when we offer a linen warp at 15c a yard.
 Eight styles extra fine linen warp, every new color, worth 35c yard; down now to l9c yard.
 Ladies Furnishing Goods from the Texas Bankrupt Stocks at 50c on the dollar. Qualities are re- dueed somewhat, but the stock is first-elass. Every article quoted here is worth just what we say it is, aud has our guarantee back of it. Xour money back if you want it.
 Ladies Linen Handkerehiefs, 20c goods; go at l0c.
 Ladies fine Linen Handkerchiefs. 24c and 30c quality, go at 15e
 Children's Hardkerchiefs at 1c, Pc and Be. Same would cost you double that elsewhere.
 Children's Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs at 5c each; worth 15c.
 Ladies Embroideried Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs worth 35e at lie
 Ladies fse Embroideried Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs at 25c and Bee; regular 75c and S1 goods.
 Ladies fast black Lisle Thread Mitts 9c q pair.
 Ladies Black Six Mitts, 15e a pair.
 Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests, 4c each.
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] yard about 40 pieces of loe hg Lawns. ] yard 50 pieces fine Gross, 5os I White Lawn worth lee a }, about 4s ladies 5oe Shirt sso abont 40 navy blue sateen Shirt gsb Waists; worth sl. [dried Ladies Shirt Waists have been 75e. |ted Crepons that have been ] down to Ice a yard. |es' white canvass Slippers; |mmed, at $1;; well worth Sl. oo les Milsee braid Sailors at 35e les elegant chip Sailors at ell worth $i,
 finish crepons at : 1-2e a ew lot of the finest quality of | 0rgandg, newest designs, ] season $ styles, 75c q yard. e~ line Of Grass Linens at l0c k organdy Lawns; we have | 30 pieces left of the l6 2.3e T; they go at 7c a yard. tai Wash Silks at 25c a yard; npatitors that carry them ask C for them.
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Tunbrfdge.


Mrs. M. Il. King has been very sick for !
few days.
Milton Ballou is spending the winter in
Royalton.
Warren w. Parker went to Lebanon, N.
H., Saturday to visit friends.
Archie Campbell OF Pomfret was visit
or at O. z. Campbell's last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Foster L. Sargent OF Cor.
inth were guests at s. A. Deans last week.
Russell Hackett has gone to Ohio to look
after the affairs OF hermit uncle, who 10
very sick.
Miss Edith Wills returned last week
from Hope Falls, N. ", where she has
spent some months.
The Leavitt & Jones mill was started last
week but their engine is not large enough
to run the grain mill, it is said.
II. j. Abbott OF Walpole,N. H., has been
in town the past week, putting gasoline
engine into Leavitt & JONES' mill.
The town officers have been settling the
accounts OF the past year and will have
their reports ready for the printer soon.
Daily weather reports are sent here from
the White River Junction Office and are
posted in the postoffice after the arrival
OF the afternoon mail.
Mrs. e. j. Bugbee OF South Hadley
Falls, Mass, came last week to assist in
taking care OF her mother, Mrs. Rose L.
Adams, who is quite sick.
The dramatic performance and hop at
Chelsea last Friday night drew a large
mum Der OF people from this burgh and all
report having an enjoyable night.
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Stockbridge.

John Wilcox's little boy is better.
Charles Durkee was in Rutland, Satur.
day.
Mrs Fatima Chamberlain was in town
Sunday.
Ed. Norton has been on the sick list the
past week.
John Leonard and Frank Baker were in
Rutland Saturday.
Fred Bowen and wife OF Lympus spent
Sunday with Mrs. Norton.
Lester Chamberlain and two daughters
are visiting relatives in town.
Olin Bradley, wife and little daughter
spent last week in Woodstock.
w. Moore and wife OF Rochester were
guests OF E. W. Clark last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll visited her
sister, Mrs. Wyman, in Bethel recently.
Mr.. Healy of Boston is assisting DIR.
Brown on the gold mines on David Jones'
farm.
Pref Rand and wife ware in Barnard
Friday to visit Mr.. Rand's father, who is
very feeble.
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Union Village.

| A daughter was born Feb. II to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearce Root.
g. H. Johnston and wife OF Bethel were
recent guests at Ed Harlow's.
C.. Augusta Hutchinson OF Manchester
N. H., is visiting friends III town.
/ Rev. L. L. Beeman OF Montpelier will
conduct services at the NJ. e. church next
Sunday evening.
Hila Turner entertained the Epworth
League and its friends very pleasantly
Wednesday evening.
Clarence Sargent and wife OF Lebanon,
N. H., were entertained at the NJ. E. par
sonage early in the week.
Emma Colburn Clogston closed her
school 10 Dothan Thursday and is now as
sisting in caring for her aunt, Miss Ellen
Lord, who is very feeble.
Miss Laura Fuller closed her school at
Pompanoosuc Friday with candy pull
and general good time. She returned to
her home in Chelsea Saturday.
Chalk talks are becoming an important
factor in Sunday school work here. Mr..
Ryder, our popular school teacher, will
conduct the exercise next Sunday.
DR.. w. l.. Paine OF Thetford lectured to
church Sunday evening on "SalooDs and
the Salvation Army in New York City,"
The funeral OF Mrs. Lois Blaisdell, wife
OF Walter Sargent, was held at her late
home Feb. 13. The remains were taken to
So. Stafford, her former home, for inter-
ment.
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North Randolph.

Mark Durkee is on the sick list.
Miss Emma Camp returned home last
week.
Herbert Johnson and family have been
visiting in Sherburne.
Mrs. Minnie Marsh OF Bethel visited
relatives here last week.
Arthur Burt and wife OF Philadelphia
are staying at Webb Eaton's.
w. NJ. Hamblin and wife visited rela-
tives in Chelsea several days last week.
Mrs. B. F. Durkee visited her daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Poor, at the Center last week.
Mrs. A. E. Emery and baby of Royal
ton are visiting Mrs. Emery's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Dnrkee.
Several from this place attended the
oyster supper at w. d. Medcalf's in East
Brookfield last Thursday eve.
The neighbors OF A. j. Parker, who has
been in poor health for some time, met
last week and drew up supply OF wood
for him, fer which be was very thankful.
At the surprise party at A. M. Cones on
Friday eve, Feb. Ath, in honor OF the
twenty fifth anniversary Of the marriage
OF Mr. and Mrs. Cone, there was a large
and pleasant gathering OF people. The
evenings entertainment consisted OF
games, vocal and instrumental music, and
poem was read by Mrs. Luna s. Peck OF
Brookfeld.
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Sharon.

Mrs. E.. B. Chamberlin has been quite
iii.
Or, A. c. sherwin spent Sunday at las
Quimby's.
Nathan Heath, former resident here, is
visiting in town.
| j. s. Quimby was in Woodstock Satur-
| day on business.
Mr.. Boardman returned to his home in
Somerville, Mass, last week.
Carroll Atkins and wife OF Bethel have
been visiting her father, Mr.. Fenton.
Harry Adams OF Tunbridge has been
spending few days with his mother.
Gideon Avery and wife and Mrs. Jennie
Sturgeon OF 1unDridge were in town last
week.
Chas. Dean has returned from Roxbury
with his saving machine and is at work
here now.
Guy Morse, IL years old, in Dist. No. 2,
has been to school the past year, 81 weeks,
missing only two days and those on ac-
count OF sickness.
Miss Jennie Millerclosed very success.
full term OF school in the Day district last
Saturday. The pupilseperfect in attend.
ance were Janet, Annie and Alec Muir,
Willie Welch and Fred Hayden. Number
OF scholars, IA; average attendance, 116.
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No.lce was given In Boston paper las
WeeK OF the death from consumption OF {
son Oh Jas. henry,a former resident OF this
sown, Wnlcn occurred IN California, where
" Z. uau sone Wild tne nope OF regalnine
ms neaitn.
over loo young people went out Of town
~ a.tenu entertainments last Friday even
ny DesWeen % ana ~ Went to Chelsea
~ as'onu .ne urama, 10 sharon TO at
I 1l scnool exnpition and others to
De.nel 70 mask Dali.
The Beedle orchestra is advertised to
give an entertainment here early In March.
Their entertainments given here in the
past and the fact that Chas. Beedle has the
charge OF and conducts the concert, as
sures a first-ciass entertainment and a
good attendance.
The New England Telenhone comnanv
has placed new ash. fin;shed cahinet ~
the public station here At the drno store
This is an Accommodation which will he
appreciated Inv the natrons as n vii, a,iys
exclusiyeness. which Is often desirahia in
the transmission Of MESSAGES
NJ pa..a
SAVING o,t i,,'h ,..;.. e'o os nis morh VI
III snri,, L. -. WI s.eanl power uIl-
tha praas, put 1naseu woou iol on
saw,,,il, =. ~ az az. ycal anu ee1 u
oa,,, ra ~ pe lnn ~ steam power anu
de, h., i;,.ia opeas'lons. nc was aoie 70
untii IL. ~ he' a. " scepun. Vi tacs Q, snow
thar other N, rar ~ ms s mon.n, anu s,ncs
onsrot;nss 81 us s . ha.1 u ninueieu acsi.e
c.osa aror1 ~ MI, s; ;nas ne nas ueoiueu 70
sras wy" opi hs'
Inc auditors Of the town examined and
auoited the accounts oil its officers last
week ana found approximately total in
deptedness at the close ofthe current year,
rep. !, 10, OF s2,0O2-s6. an increase over
the preceding year OF sl,0l2 So. This in
crease over the preceding year is princi-
patty incurred by extraordinary expenses,
consisting OF the purchase and repair OF
buliaing al an outlay OF $500, the purchase
OF schooi books, $3.50, and the purchase OF
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East Randolph.

Clyte Camp has begun work in the grist.
mill.
Harley Holden has recently been on the
sick list.
1t is reported that Isaac Thayer OF East
Bethel is to move to this place.
= Fred Parsons has moved into the house
he lately purchased OF Walter English.
Fred Richard will move into the Buck
house, which he has recently bought.
Several from here attended the surprise
gathering at Albert Cones Friday even
ing.
John Boswell and Edison Emery have re.
turned from their trip to the Pacific coast,
after months absence.
Emma Camp, who has been at the New
England hospital, Boston, has returned
much improved in health.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Osgood will be glad to know that they are
the happy possessors of 10-pound boy.
born Feb. 10, at Norfolk Downs, Mass.
There was surprise party at Charles
Waldo's Monday night OF last week. 1t
was said to be very enjoyable occasion
and the "wee small hours had grown to
pretty good size before the guests depart
ed.
Ed George, blacksmith from Brain
tree, moved to this village last week. He
will work in the Shepard shop and his
family will occupy the Almon Banister
house. Mr.. George comes well recon-
mended as workman.
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G. W. Joy has been on the sick list thu
past week.
The winter term at the academy closes
Friday Of this week.
Miss Alice Houghton spent Sunday In
White River junction.
Miss Alice E. Parker spent part Of
last week iii Woodstock.
Miss G. L. Stickney is in Boston, having
gone to attend grand opera.
Porter's mill has stopped running for
the present and work will probably not
be resumed before spring.
An examination OF pupils desiring cer-
tificates of admission to the high school
will be held at the Cascadnac House,
Tuesday, Feb. 25th, at 8 a. m.
E. l.. STEARNs, Superintendent.
A grange dime social will be held at
"Maple Grove Farm" by Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Waldo Friday, Feb. 18th, afternoon
and evening. All patrons and friends
are cordially invited to come and have a
good time.
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Post Minis.

Sadie Brown is working for Mrs. G.. w.
Warren.
Byron Tumble spent the Sabbath at his
home in Manchester, N. Il.
Miss Estella Cooke OF Cleveland, o., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. S. Loomis.
Quite number from this place attended
the c. E. convention at Thetford Hill the
18th.
The recital given by Prof. Reid on the
eve OF the 14th was much enjoyed by all
present.
George Slack of Boston has moved his
family to the house OF father, A. P. Slack,
on South Lake.
Mrs. George Knight has returned from
her trip to Rutland, where she went as a
delegate from the w. r. c.
Miss Addie Miller has returned to her
home In East Dummerston and Miss A..
Estella Allen to her home in Canada.
They were liked here very much as teach
ers, and it is hoped that they will return
for the spring term.
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Two Pounds Free III You
Don't like it-Harmless soap.
Pittsfeld.

Pittsfield.
A. j. Ellis returned from Swanton, Sat-
urday.
Lorenzo Parmenter was in Bethel for a
day lately.
George Brigham was in Rutland for a
few days last week
Mrs. Mary vose is visiting her son,
George, in Royalton.
D. O. Goodno, wife and daughter were
at Q. L. Sargent's Sunday.
George Frink and wife from Plymouth
are visiting at Moses Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ChedeI were in
Randolph Friday and Saturday.
The village schools, taught by Luther
Taylor and Miss Maud Parmenter, closed
Friday. The term was very successful.
Mrs. Luna Raville, who has been caring
for her sister, Mrs. Brown, for the past
four weeks, returned to Rochester, Thurs
day.
School closed in the red schoolhouse
Feb. 7th. Pupils who were neither absent
nor tardy during the term were Etwin
Ranger, Harley Howe and Harry Howe.
Harold Green had no absent marks.
NAVY. PARNENTER, Teacher.
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WEST Hartford.

There is no singing school this week.
G. NJ. Hazen is selling out his goods at
cost.
Frank Carr OF Quechee spent Sunday at
home.
A new furnace will be placed in the
church soon.
Alice Stoughton spent Sunday with her
sister at the hotel.
Helen Harrington is in Norwich caring
for Mrs. John Eastman.
Quite number OF our young people at
tended the band social at Sharon Satur-
day.
DC. Wheeler and his sister, Mrs. Jane
Carpenter OF Quechee visited his son last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oaks from White
River junction spent last Sunday with her
sister at the hotel.
There will be social in the Cong'l ves-
try Wednesday evening, Feb. rs. Refresh
ments will be served.
Mrs. Atwood and Mrs. II. NJ. Adams
went to Claremont, n. H., last Friday to
attend the funeral OF an aunt.
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A Valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison Of Worthington, Ind.
Sun writes: You have a valuable pre-
scription in Electric Bitters, and can cheer
fully recommend it for constipation and sick
headache and as general system tonic it has
no equal" Mrs. Annie Stehle, 2626 Cottage
Grove Ave, Chicago, was all run down, could
not eat nor digest food. had backache which
never left her and felt tired and weary, but
six bottles of Electric Bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength. Price, soc
and 81. Get bottle att Drew a. Leonard's
drug store.
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Threw Away His Canes

Mr.. D. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black
Creek, N. Y, was SO badly afflicted with
rheumatism that he was only able to hob
BILE around with canes, and even then it
caused him great pain. After using Cham
berlain's Pain Balm he was SO much inn
proved that he threw away his canes. He
ali other medicines put together. For sale
at so cents per bottle by E. EEvans Il Co.,
and Geo NJ Miller. Bet bel.
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North Pomfret.

Peter Strong is i'll.
Dick Kir&in Of Boston is here.
The village school closed last week.
Schools in Nos. 8 and close next Fri
day.
Mrs. o. M. Tinkham is reported as not
so we'll.
The thermometer registered 800 below
zero last Monday.
Miss Bessie Adams OF East Barnard is
here for few days.
Alma Reed was home from West Hart
ford one day last week.
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North Tunbridge.

o. s. Tracy remains about the same.
Mrs. c. b Smith has been quite sick.
Elder Morrill, breaches his farewell SER
mon next Sunday.
Colds and coughs are the prevailing
troubles here nowadays.
There is to be dance in Wight's hall
Saturday evening from to IL O'Clock.
E. B. Sanborn is quite poorly, having
been under the physicians care for sever
al weeks.
Nora Durkee is expecting soon to return
with her brother, Will Durkee, to his home
in southern Kansas.
Leavitt and Jones gasoline engine is in
operation and 1t is expected they will soon
be doing good business in grinding grain
and corn.
E. G. Lougee says that Baxter Durkee
and Roll Moulton sawed for him S8 Ia
cords OF wood in 9 hours time and Charlie
French slabed and piled up the same wood
in the same length OF time.