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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
Windsor County Gases.

In the Supreme court at Mont
peicr Tuesday the following cases
from Windsor county were hca I'd:
Gilbert \. Davis and y. {. kib-
ling. executors, and Charles W. Sa-
bin. administrator. against James II.
Kinney. a rcplcvrn suit from Nind-
sor county. where the plaintiff OBJ
tanned verdict of one cent damages
and costs. Judgment was affirmed.
In Henry y. Icnne against sam
uel Piper a trrspa>> case, exceptions
were taken by the plaintiff and the
defendants counsel asked for a hear
ing upon the exceptions, and the
case was continued.
In \. ]. Brown against West.
Some i Co., general assn np>it.
from Wmd,,t county. where there
was a judgement and costs for the
plaintiff. the dcicndan, took cNtcp-
tons rs to the admission of certain
evidence.
In State against jaime, ihclrick
ad adultery case. a plea OF former
acquittai of the same ofirn>c wa, en-
tered. James 6. Harvey appeared
for the State and w. b. G. Sti,hnev
tor the respondent.
The Age and Thrice -wcch
World one year for SI.5o.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
Musical Convention at Randoip n.

The Randolph Musical association
are making preparations for one of
the grandest musical Inventions
ever held in this section of the state.
Feb. :. 5 and 4. a chorus of 200
voice, is expected to take part, many
singers coming from surrounding
towns. Several celebrated solpiet,
from without the state have been en-
gogrd. Prof. W. \. Burlington Of
Scene, y, H.. will he ,ic director
.aut bcedle's orlh,>tr, of Neenc. \.
Il. vii be IN attendance. Free en-
trruinnent Will be furnished to all
akiA- part iu ;hc chorus.
A!t ,hn dforrn. io,m> ct skin troubles,
FROM chopped hands to reA'mt nj N To-
Irf ulcers can Z, ieadiiy eu.c- r, D..
vi Me- Hazt. Saltr rur gregg rs...
cue.
scot. Ftut Ia. Qtcclct; y IL M,..n
WoUu'.ock; L. j. Nj. .narc. Ialsviic.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23

- '-'' ''
>tpNc&. &c.. .... ... a..lut~
llon o; 'n,}, E.u~ '..u This
i, the first apu.n.a.. u. IT.. .t.~
company in tj1, jl,, having .u~.
completed II" ...- .uu F" Na~
York City. Their -r.aG .r...,.
transformation IN r.cc.',..' # t.,
are said to be Simply graz /. In r.j-
dition to grand dramatir com2ln,
they have many no,cl special tea
lures, including the iamons Afro
American Sw,s, Bell Ringers, grand
orchestra, two immense Quartcttcs,
mandolin srXtcttc. two great brass
bands, the original pickaninnlcs,
buck and wing dancers, the Jubilee
shooters .- and 4 grand cake walk.
The latter is the sensation OF ;he
show and should not be missed. \
monster street parade Will take place
at noon in which are seen two brass
bands, the pickaninnies. dogs. dom
KEYS. ponies and floats of tablcauN
A grand free band concert will be
given Immediately after the parade.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
FIN! 4. Market.

We hrg leave t" cali your
attention ia some the prices
and bargains We are offering
our customers, and to invite
you II give MS IA trial. We
sell none but tir>t-cla~S meats,
tor we cannot hazard our rep
utatiOn and business by doing
otherwise. We guarantee
satisfaction,
Following are some of our
prices. which will prove to
you beyond question that we
sell meats lower than any
other dealer in Woodstock:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
St lte Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting of the State
Agricultural Society was held at
White River Junction on Wednes-
day, The question of the location
of the fair this year was discussed,
but no decision was reached. Both
burlington and White River juno
ton " ere mention ed, the matter of
the location and time of the fair be-
ing left with a committee consisting
OF !. ". Clamton. II. b. Kent, and
!. {. Parker of Qucchee.
About forty members were pres
cnt. Gcp.gc Aitken presided and
the foil pwing officers were elected !:
President, George Aitken, Wood
stocI,; vice-presidcnts, ]. {. Parker
of Du chcc. II. G. Cleveland of
East Coventry, {. NJ. Winslow of
Brandon and {. L. Bell of Hard
wick, treasurer. I. Parker; sec
Rotary, Henry Clark of Rutland ;
finance committee. II. 6. Root,
{. NJ. Winslow and J. l.. Bacon.
Among the directors are Crosby Mil.
Ter Of romtrct. y. b. Hazen of
Hartford /. &. II. Hubbard of SPRING
field. !. l.. Bacon AMI II. L. Tinker
of White River Junction, George
Nit en- d Woodstock and !. c. Par.
kcr vt m>.Hcc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

Or account of the snow storm
ierc was a very small gathering
\Rrhen the meeting of the Windsor
N,omnty Agricultural society was
allied to order Thursday morning,
:. nd the meeting was adjourned to
:. ucsdav. Feb. ;. The meeting of
- ,e board of managers will be held
u. Il the following day. Wednesday,
ieb. 3. Both meetings will be at
az same place and hour given in
he call first issued.
The annual meeting OF the fire
~ onpanrs was held last Monday
? NNcning. Vacancies were filed.
TSaF h company having thirteen men,
Sl the following officers clectcd:
Is llnse Company No. I--Captain,
jTElE.C. Perry; assistant. T.. +. Ward
}nsssll; clerk. W. H. Brown.
G close No. ,-Captain, +. w.
"UIuuicN tSSiSliht. y. -. ''ll'i'i '
y Rle,k. j. p. Gilman.
s se At the Hook and Ladder COM
4: pan>'s meeting the following Off
ancefs were clectcd: Captain. G. r.
a's.eeWinslow fins assistant. Bert Envcc {:
vsckrk. r. W, Boyce.
wi The telephone company's patrons
,iinun and down the line enjoyed then
iso.spal weekly concert TUESDAY even
iue. beginning at I and not closing
o. tin after 10 o'clock. the entertain
NJ Smcnt being furnished 10y Scott Tink-
INNS graphophone at Qurchcc. He
rh,gs up an audience and then turns
- tkr music into the transmitter.
Bras, band selections and banjo
solos stake" well at tins end of the
Wlrc, and are inteIspc, srd with vocal
add other Instrumental pieces. quar-
tcttcs, etc, the tirclcs> graphophonc
"a the hands of Mr.. rinkham Nindly
Responding to frequent cncorcs.
. Ferris II. Vaughan, formerly of
q Woodstock. has invented dcmag-
illtizcr for watches and tools, Il
" Brattlchoro paper says, which is be-
ing put on the market in large num-
bcrs. 1t is attached to an ordinary
incandc>ccnt light. The dcnagnc-
uzcrs which have been on the mar
kct heretofore have been quite en-
pcnSive. but this one sells for Il small
Aum.
Henry S. Dana has been quite i'll
fpr the past week with the grip
Fridav he was slightly more com.
:, Portable.
-, The marriage of Arthur Pratt OF
Pomtret and Miss Ethc Thompson
Daughter of George +. Thompson. ;
Scll known and popular voting lad,
Gf Woodstock. is announced to tax,
I place Wednesday,, Feb. 3.
Richard Billings arrived from
amherst Thursday.
Some of the local enthusiasts ar,
fixing up their snow shoes and get
ting IN trim Tor an occasional tramp
how that snow has come. They AZ,
NnNiouS to popularize snow shocin;
ere and hope to be able to arouS
TcouSidcrablc interest in this fin
sport during the winter.
".\bout Dartmouth" is the it'll
Not Il very handsomely ILLUSTRATED
Apamphlc, containing views of Dart
Anouth college buildings, residence
Roi Hanover. bits of scenery in tn
&>lcinitv. and also includes a pictur
of the Inn and several views abou
Woodstotk. 1t is edited hv b. +
Adams and +. l., Head. 81.
Mrs. J. G.. Porter and Miss Porte
&wcnt to New York ON Monday I
attend the Pi,kin-NIorsc wedding
Ian. 10.
Two rchcarSalS of "Rcbccca
III Triumph the pla, to I've given TO
the benefit of the y. Z. {. /. ,
"a t1,., | L., l. Il
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
Tar suite.

Y bile chopping few days ago
Leslie Jichey was quite severely in
ilnc,i. i limb striking him on the
head and making Il bad wound.
Arth IT. Reed has gone to South
Pomtrc. fpr the winter.
Mis-, Lizzie Mctcalf has been the
guest of her uncle. +. u. Meralf,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
sharon.

\ farmers institute will be held
here Wednesday, Jan. II, under the
direction of the state board of agri-
culture. Morning, afternoon and
evening sessions will he held.
Alpha Messer of Rochester, '. l..
Spear of BraintlGe and Mrs. II. &.
Bruce of Sharon are among the
speakers.
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'Epirit Of tbe Aae,
vOOd took. VT Ian. 20, 1897


tpodstOck IS. Il. Time Table.
''I u following /, the runnin. ime OF the
",",n"nt over the Woodstock Railroad, com
,oicing Monday, juno -, SEQ,
~ .LRAINs GuING EAsT.--No2. Mail, A. NJ.
-" VI Woodstock 10 80: Tnf>vilI, 10 40;
cIrc 20 81; Dcwcy'> Win. 10 81: tIlart
'r"vitAl Is: White River junction | 90.
'' GAINS GoING EAsT.-Ns. I. Accom-, =
,u Rn,r Woodstock > 20: Tnfi>viIle 3 .,
>"' dice ) 3G; Dcwvys Mills > 20: Hartford
T., ~ bite River Junciion -.
. yRAiNS GOING ESI.--No. |. Accom-, A.
..Jj .Ie4ivc White River Junction : 80: .llhrt-
5jj: D"w"y'> Wills IL; Qu"chc" 20
b., Sta lille S3l; Woodstock A..
ley, RAINS GoING WEsT.-No3. Mail. Leave
SEQ H. River junction ! 40. Hartford 40:
Wy Nil, 90: Qurchc' go Tuilsvile
) A. Wood>lo'h %
tfuuins dali, Sundays cNwpt'G
NJ. 3D. station.
- - j. &. PORTER. Sup't
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23

4. -. Bowen, ia brakeman, ana Il
former resident of Qucchec, had the
fingers of one hand crushed Thurs
day evening while coupling cars.
Drs. Worthen and Allen anputated
the thumb, giving an anaesthetic.
The Northern Supply Company
building was forclbly entered 10y a
burglar Sunday afternoon, between
I.3o and 800 o'clock. One of the
office windows was pred open. He
pulled out all the drawers in the
office desh and tempered with the
combination dial nl the safe hu' ia ="
doing managed to Iuch the dnur -
securely iha, he Wa> unable to open
it. " ilil the exception of all Tie
office KEYS which he could find and
a box Of MATCHES, nothing is miss
ing. The building is near the pas
senger depot, and the window which
was opened is easily seen from the
second story of the hotel and other
public places.
Extensive alterations are being
made III the block occupied in part
by E. H. Bagley. Two rooms will
be fitted up for use of E. G. Foote,
barber. An outside staircase will
make the rooms conveniently Access
siblc. This will give the place four
first-class shops.
Daniel S. Ahern and Miss Mary
O'Brien were married in St. Antho-
ny's church Wednesday morning, in
the presence of large party of
friends. After the wedding break
fast the bridal party took the after
noon express for Boston, a series of
torpedoes placed on the rails fur
nishing startling send-off as the
train moved out.
Mrs. Bella Downing, 81 years
old, fell from chair and broke her
hip last Thursday.
The case of the Town of Hartford
as School District, against School
District No. I3 in Hartford, having
been decided in favor of the town,
an execution against District No. I3,
was issued this week and the real
estate of the district is advertised at
sheriff's sale. "A school meeting has
been called for next Thursday even
ing, to be held at the school build
ing, to take steps toward proper ar
rangencnt of district affairs.
The fifth entertainment given I'M
der the auspices of the Ladies Read
ing Club of Hartford, was gwen on
Thursday evening in the Hartford
library. Prof. H. d. Foster of
Dartmouth College gave Il lecture
upon "The Elizabethan Sea Row
ers."
Frank johnson, a boy OF sixteen
years, was sentenced to three months
at the House of Correction. Tues
day, for petty larceny. He was a
newcomer here. had no relatives or
friends. and was thinly clad AMI
withou, Il cent. He claimed to
come from Gouverneur, \. u, and
seemed not unwilling to go to Rut-
land tor the remainder of the winter.
The Board for the abatement OF
taxes will meet at the office of the
Town Clerk, in Hartford, Saturday,
January 80 at ga. m.
The attraction at the Gates opera
, housc Wednesday, Jan. II, will be
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%-+.ss4@o..
NJ, NaIi~'e (..shm'n TalhciI
He'd Saturday uia'', Jan, IS. aged
81. She was tnv uoth"' # IRIS. \.
!. Archer. with whom she has u>rj
for some years, ani Was che a,j,>'
woman in town..
The funeral of Rev. IL. ,at.
who died Jan. #. took pla.e At the
Unitarian churcl, Saturday after
noon. The services were conducted
by Rev. DR.. Howard, assisted by
Rev. \. L. Dgilvie.
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keen. The exhibition was a fine
one. there being over 100 birds
shown. The prizes won by Nh
Mack were: First on pen chicks,
first and fourth on pulict,, second
and third on cockcrcls. first ON eggs.
the society, cash special for the
eight highest scoring birds in Amer
lean class Gollr males and four to-
mae,). special for best exhibit Of
White Wyandottcs, and a dozen
other specials, of les, Importance.
The Billings farm took prizes ON
Black LangshanS. three iirst> Oh
Buff Cochins, all premiums on
Roucn ducks, premiums on Emhdcn
gee Sc and specials in these various
classes. he dogs, English setter
ard st. 'crnard. also took first
prizes.
The preliminary prilc-speaking
contest for the Young ladies WAS held
at the High School building Frida,
afternoon. Ten tooN part. from
which the following five were SC
cctcd for the final contest: Misses
Clapp. Lewis. Smith, .Aitkcn and
lIowland.
Mrs. SCHUYLER Barrows has been
very i'll the past week, severe cold
beginning the trouble.
G ace Gearing, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, accompanied 10y
brain trouble caused by a fall. WAS
reported better Friday.
At the annual meeting of the \rr-
mont Jersey Cattle club held IN
Montpelier the old board OF officers
was reelected as follows: Prc,i-
dent, II. W. Vail of Pomfrct; vice.
president. J. o. Sanford of STAN
ford; secretary, +. G.. Bronson Of
lIardwick treasurer, \. l.. Bpylcn
of Randolph; executive committee.
+. l.. Davis Of Pomfrct. Clement
Smith of Morrisvillc and George
.Aitkcn of W ooIstock. 1t was voted
to issue in pamphlet form the name,
of the Jersey breeders in the state,
with Il statement as to the number
and character of their stock.
Kedron Rcbckah Lodge, |. O. O.
f., will give its annual ball at the
town hall next FRIDAY evening.
The iiremen's ball, an annual
event which is ALWAYS looked for
ward to with pleasure, viii take
place at the town hall the evening of
Feb. L..
Rev. NJ. L. Morrill,. G. If. Eng
fish. $. J. Win,low and :. ID.
lloughton attended the Ncrmpnt
S,,t.. rhr;.,;,, .,,,o,.,,.,, R,,.
lol,h ,,;. ,,..,,
Snow came at last ON ThNrsday.
after many weak attempts at a storm,
about ten inches falling before noon.
The olcighing is NOW excel cnt and
with it comes little revival in bust
ness noN that wood c1n be moved
and numbering operations renewed.
Earlier III a.. week there WAS some
sharp Nrnt2,r. 'hr official thcrmo "
ctcr registering - degrees "rirW
zcro on lucai"I M'inu.. the >"ii-
est ct tine season.
The village was without electric
LIGHTS Tuesday evening. an arm ,t,r t.
coil ON the DYNAMO at Taftsv1llc
burning out. Lights were on again
Wednesday evening.
While pla, inc near the River
.,.., .chnol b,r.c las. S,tu,Iay
Ethel Cloupb. fell and broke her
,,,,
Christian Service ot 1910. sun
day school and G.. T.. at the usual
hours.
r...., >t;, ,.,;..
T., 90 ..,,o, ~. n,.t,,. S,nj,v
scbnnl ,ft.r,o,y,c, Iun;,r mcctiuy
o'clock Christian Endcoyor 0.I5
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23

BY the decision in the Fayer-
weather will case Dartmouth college
will get between SIoo.ooo and
$500, 900.
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Plymouth.

One of the pleasantest gatherings
of the winter was the meeting of the
Social Union with Mr.. and Mrs. a.
F. Hubbard at Tyson last Friday
afternoon and evening. About
ninety were served from Mrs. Hub
bard's bountiiul tables. After re-
freshments the guests were enter
tanned with music, recitations, etc.
Little Flora, youngest daughter of
Mrs. Ella Johnson, who occupied
7. S. Browns tenement here the first
of the year, died at the home of Mrs.
NJ &. Witherell in Bartonsvillc,
Jan. IL, of pneumonia. She was
brought here and buried in the ceme-
terry by the pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Coolidge
buried little babe III the cemetery
here last Friday.
l. and L. |. Benson were at Nj. q.
Moore's recently.
The Social Union meets with Mr.
and Mrs. !. !. Wilder Friday, Jam.
90.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23

Quechee.
Mrs. J. &. Parker, who has been
visiting her daughter in Louisville,
ky., is expected home this week.
]. w. Parker and w. S. Dewey
are spending the week at the club. y
r. II. Marsh OF Chicago is visit
ing relatives in town.
Addie Fogg spent Sunday with
Woodstock friends.
Alice Dewey is spending several
weeks in New York.
The Once Week club meet with
Miss Laura LeMay Monday evening.
Miss Blanche Payne is visiting her
friend, Miss Porter.
Mrs. Shurtleff is visiting her sistc,
in Woodstock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
DEATH

In Harla nu. Jau. Ny g,l.u- s
Weed, willow q. Nathaniel weed, age. -
years.
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90; IL ,- Ger Gamer.

%5ti ( r; ~ Ter LSElSFs
At tHv auction the 9Th the pcrso-
nal property wa, sold but the real
estate was not sold.
Geo. Rlcc's family arc all better.
Ernest Briggs and wife of Ply
mouth we're the guests of J. y.
Briggs the 18th.
o. IcrAwith will preach in Oak
Chapc' sunday. the 18th.
fra!> Copeland had the misfor-
tune t. cat quite a cash in his knee
recent rs he had just got his mill
10 rrm ING.
We md that a little addition to
our recent bear story is due. Joseph
Boycc SAW hi, bearship only a few
rods below his house the same even
inc he disturbed the quiet of the citi-
zrns OF tins hurgh. but having no
weapon at hand he retreated to his
house anl bruin took to the woods.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
FARMERS INSTITUTE.


nc meetings held around tie
,L ,, .,,,
... h,., L ~ ,.sf,1 :,
,..:.. a., :... A., t,.,,,o,s
and the meetings to be held here on
J'u,.,l,, .,,J \,.olrosl,v NEXT LAM
-, IT,,
"'''N 20 ana - VIII oo''o''e'o oe
.,,rIl attended and nrotitable. Fol-
.........,..,,,,,.
I"eSdAy' January 20.
FORENOON
,ng, ,I.,l. Simon. Industry
100, ,.,....., N'''''" ''''' i''' ''''
.,.,r,roo~
oj i1a,i,l Of the state to Tuber.
800 Discussion.
EVENING,
400 Nue. ,,,
:, top. ion,
.....,
Nem1"r Board of Health
Wednesday, January II.
FORENOON.
'''' '''''' ''''i'' J. X. Curtis, Georgia.
ILm Discussion.
AfiEhSooN'
-''' '''' j. o. Sanford, stamford.
500 Discussion.
EVENING,
-''o 9 ,,| v,,rr.,l and Arti-
t..nI, ,,,
-, rn,uus thr Grindstonc,
T. D. Bell "aiaeh'
M h'c''l''||S "'c ',ce' '' '''''e'
are g. 'fV''''N '"N''e' 10 NC '''s''"'
Iac i.ihf6n' s Arrest and Capture.
vi, ,rarpn,ont, \. H., Advocate
falls FIVE. ,rn,, of the copturc of lack
cl..,, win, ", tbc yv,v Is ro>y sof.
!, IL, county i,,l here rs follows:
~. ,,., j., r.,o,,, &c ,.tt.,s from
1,,,,.,, L,,r;,,h, u,l Sb.r;r T G.
h,;,;,, h,h ,f Wiudsor VI fax.
inc, .,,.o,,,;o, +, five story of lack
G;h.,,,,. ,,.r,.t and ront,,rc. ms nrint-
u, ,,,o. 1,,',,,,r K Ths,
,.,rt :. ,.n,;ntcd IN accord wifi
.,,u,,,. " ,y.1j do if. her, # is
H.. .,,,,,,,. ,,hn, C;h,or,s ~.
,,.,;, ,,,;,.l.,, ,,,. contemplated
,- .:n; =; ,.+;,', ,..,
=, .,,,l
,,,,., H.. ,,,,o h,cL +, Nav,
,1,,,.,.,,;., ,l,..n ,,oo,.. ,,,,, l.. ,,o,
,.,..I ,r,. '..4,,.,, ,,.;,,,,',,. ,,;a;c,,.
,l. ,,,.;,h+ ,,l k-;,;,v fool,
It,, ,:.,,,, Geo., cl,,.mont r.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
Feicnv,lle.

Feicnv'ile.
Hank White returned from New
port last Monday.
Mrs. Alice Burnham was the re-
cipient of Il McPhail piano last Sat
urday, a gift from Mrs. l.. Rock
wood, her mother.
II. Z. Coolidge of Brattleboro,
and Leon Coolidge of Walpole, n.
H., arrived last Saturday to attend
the funeral of their mother and
grandmother.
Mrs. l.. g. Coolidge, formerly OF
Felchville, died quite suddenly last
Saturday morning in Rutland. Her
remains We're brought to town on
Monday and mterment was made in
Green Mount cemetery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23
White River Junction.

G. ID. Bowen, "a brakeman. and Il
former resident of Qucchec, had the
fingers of one hand crushed Thurs
day evening while coupling cars.
Drs. Worthen and Allen amputated
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-23

The Age and ihrice-a-wcch
World one year for SI.5o.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20

Aug. Lundg ren has a force 81
men at work getting the yard in shape
preparatory to making brick. q
G. E. Scarf and family havesleft
Argyle and gone to Fargo to locate.
They are among the pioneers Of this
county, and a large number Of friends
wish them good luck in their new
home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20

Goods will no longer be exchanged
IT for kicks at the Pioneer Drug
Store, but we will exchange Wall pa
per, Paints, Oils, Stains, Wall Fin
ish, Drugs and Medicines, Sta tionery,
etc, for cash, at prices lower than ev-
er before quoted in Warren Wood,
Wheat, Barley, Oats, or good Sc
cured paper will also be taken as an
equivalent for cash: >.>
T.. F., WHITNEY.
Proprietor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20
3ucklen'S .Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblalns. Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price
q cents per box. For sale by 4.
F. Whitney. Is r.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20
STRAYED

from the farm Of the undersigned
about a week ago five yearling calves,
four of them of bay color with some
white spots, and one mostly black.
Anyone having knowledge of their
whereabouts will please notify me.
May 10, '97. Orro EDwARDH.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20

l will pay $1,000 to any one who
can give information and evidence to
convict the parties who make it
practice to break the fence around
my dwelling. 4. }. TARALsETH.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20

Henry NJ. Swanson has just re-
ceived the incest assortment OF swing
and cobble-seat rockers ever brought
to Warren, also full line OF nobby
baby carriages.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20

Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
every Wednesday and Saturday at
. 49,. r1ORkASSEL'S.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-20

K. j. TaralSeth is selling the
celebrated Lanpher hats. They are
perfect in style and everybody ought
to have one.