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BoYLANs BooTY IDENTIFIED.
ut vas stolen from Editor searinG's Heuse u
Rcndout on ~nsonday.

Rondout on Monday.
The silverware found inthepossession OF John
Boylan, who was arrested on the Bowery near
Hester street on Wednesday night, was identi.
fed by tho owner yesterday as tho proceeds Of q
burglary committed last Mondaytn Rondout at
tho house of John w. Soaring. editor Of the
Kingston Leader. Boylan, when arraigned In
the Essex Market Court, refused to make any
street station received u telegram yesterday
from tho Rondout police saying that Q score q
surrounding towns, and that Boylan was prob
ably one OF the gang who. had committed them.
Boylan was remanded until to-day. lie 10
been released from the local jail. to which no
had been committed on a charge of'vagrancy.
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Appellate Division-supreme Court-Recesa
Supreme ~Court-special Tcrm-Part I.-Motion
calendar called at 1920 A. NJ. Part H.-Ex parte
matterA-
surrogato's Court-Chambers-Ho day calendar.
For probate-wills of John Hastings. Jake Rosen.
berg, Harriet L. Nugont, Meyer Mamlock, Ramon
PoeE. Julia 4. woodward, Thomas T.. schicl, Thomas
b Caughlin, at 1890 A. NJ.
City Court-3pecial Term-Motions.
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''.''sr-sf'
ON reading and ming the notice of motion, why the
oricr made In the above entitled proceeding on March
2Nth, lsD1, should not I've amended SO as to
extend the time OF the order Ia show cause why the
said Corporation should not he dissolved, and on read.
Ing and Ming the affidavit Of Abram Killing. hereto an
neEed, and on reading and filing due proof ot service
on tho Attorney General OF the State OF New York.
and no one opposing said motion,
NOW. on motion OF Michael +. o'Connor. attorney
for the receiver. II IL
ORDERED. that the time for all persons interested
in said corporation OF hlTtlard. Andrews & Company
to show cause before John II. Rogan. Esq, rs referee,
on the 3Oth day OF Juno, 1897. at ten o'clock IN tho
forenoon Of tina; day. why said corporation should NOT
be dissolved, be and Is hereby extended until the 30th
day OF July. ls2,I, Al ten o'clock A; ~, at the onlce OF
In the City OF New York; and II Is further
ORDERED, that this order be published once In
each OF the three weeks Immediately preceding the
time hIod hertin to show cause, In the New York Law
journal, u newspaper published In the city ana county
OF New York, and In In" sun "A newspaper pub.
lshed in the city and county OF New York, In which
county the principal ONCE of said corporation is To-
Gated; and also In the Albany Argus, a newspape4
published In the city Of Albany. New York.
LESLIE W. RUSSELL,
J.S,C.
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AZ the Broadway salesroom yesterday D. Phsnix
Ingraham 4 Co. sold No. 1903 Franklin street, near
Hudson street, three-story brick building, lot go. l0E
1890. 7I60.A, foreclosure sale, TO the plaintiff,
benjamin D.. SiIliman, for . 1890.
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2rGprsaIs.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.
1897.
TO CONTRACTORS

y 1897
TO ~coNTRAcToRs.
PROPOSALS for furnishing materials and performs
ing work in the erection of an addition TO the pub.
in the n enty fourth ward Of fe the i city OF ofe SeS;
BIDS soT ToR Pu TIE E e 1fap's T6 5Rt: L oSrS Sf W Isnei RI
SEATED rsrr .1F kE 81. ,me :,o v,- ,,,o-.o,
with the above title. also with the name OF the person
or persons making the same. and the date of preseptar
Rooms Nos. 4 and Is. FnS S%se p e tna e0IR stsMsr;
Building. 10. ESQ Broadway. in the city OF New York,
AZ which place and hour the bids win be publicly
OF oPs sRe s, SG Hnd F IN the I p5ss tsSs' of opd ,a e. C sEsps 30 .ss
contract, II awarded. will be made TO the lowest bid
pss; Saia Aae fSe p ssson''y or as p sGsn she se Whom N
the contract may 70 awarded 'w4n 30 required
men. Of Street improvements Of the Twenty.
third and Twenty fourth wards. with the suretieo
within nve days from the date OF the service Of 9
so to DO he e or they tSey Will Y ~ he eAS eon : ertqr Sf h hsTtns
abandoned IT, and as in default TO the corporation.
ecuted: The work TO commence ut such time as the
third and Twenty fourth wards may designate.
~GPermiss 10 will no, be gwen for the With
pressly reserved by the Commissioners of the Sinking
thu t1n pu 10 Es' interest a ' to do so' ssoS bio W vasy be sss sSoep,e e
from or contract awarded TO any person who is In
who is a defanlteI. as surety or otherwise. upon any
dred and nifty days after the notice to commence work
has been given by the Commissioner OF Street I'M
provements of the Twenty third and Twenty fourth
warns.
The amount of security required is FoRrY-FIvD
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Blank forms of estimates and further ~tormati
II desired. aiso the form Of agreement. including the
Specifications for the work. can be obtained at the
The plans and detailed drawings can be seen at the
once of Mr.. George b. Post. Architect, No. IS East
Seventeenth street. where all Information relative
thereto can be obtained.
For full Information see City Record. New YORK.
July LIST. 1897.
WILLIAM L. o
Mayor;
Ohm W. GoFF,
Recorder;
ASHBE F. FITCH, Commissioners
Comptroller; of the
ASSoN @. McCooK, Sinking Fund.
Chamberlain;
JOHN T. OAKLEY,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Board OF Aldermen; .
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legal Notires.

A T A sPECIAT L or THE UPREMR COURT,
II held at Part I. thereof, at the County Court
House, In the City Of New York. on the day
of July, 1907.
Present:
Hon, Leslie ". Russell.
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SUPREME COURT. city and County OF New York
- Jennie Walsh, ~ trustee under the Last VIII and
Testament OF Joseph =. Quln, deceased. pIatutin,
against George u. Aud and John T.. I%residder. do
Pendants. summons.
To the above named defendants and each of them:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
IN lLls action, aud tO serve u copy of your answer on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service OF This summons, exclusive OF the day OF SER
vice. and in case OF your failure to appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against you ly default foI
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated March 9th, 1897,
D.. LOWELL La NOTE,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post once address and onice No. 100 Broadway
N. Y. City.
To the defendant George y. Apdi
Tho foregoing luminous Is served upon you by
publication, pursuant TO an order OF Hon. Fred r1ok
Smyth, ono or the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF
the State OF New York. dated the 8rd day OF May.
1897. and filed with the complaint In the once 81
the CLERK OF The County Of New York, at the County
Court House, New York City.
Dated the Bird day OF May, 1897.
/. HOWELL LA Motto,
-' Attorney for plaintiff,
400 Broadway. N. Y. City.
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Available cash balance,
including gold balance. Se34. $50, $50 e235, 3l3, 1870

AyAllnDlO caAh Dalance,
including gold balance. Se34. 800, $50 s2a5,slo,l2
Money in London, q y cent. Rates of discount
IN open market for both short and three months
bills. %g7s 7 cent, The Hank Of England mini
mum rate OF dtscount unchanged nj 2 q CENT.
The proportion Of its reserve to its liabilities is
4o.37 v cent, against 44.3 last woek and $500
" cont. Same week last year. The weekly state
mont Of the bank shows tho following changes
from the previous account: Total reserve In
creased $4,000 circulation deSreasod aS25l;:
securities decreased a5,372.O 900, other de-
posits decreased e2 $4,000. public deposits dc;
100000 Government securities decreased Ra9,.
600. Paris adyices quote 3 y cents at l04
francs Nv centimos. Fychango on London 25
francs 10 confines, The weekly statement of
the Bank Of France shows the following changes
from the previous account: Notes In circulation
increased 1000, 900 francs. Treasury accounts
current decreased 3i,95O,0 900 francs, gold on
hand increased 10,42b. 600 francs. bills dis
counted decreased 6s.Q75.o 900 francs, silver on
hand decreased 3.96O.oO francs.
Tho half-yearly volume of the Financial
Chronicle, being the sixty-fourth, and containing
the weekly issues for the FIRST half OF 1897. to-
gethor with ths quarterly issues Of the incest.
semi.annual issue of the STATE and Cftu Supple
ment and the monthly Quotation Supplements.
was issued to-day.
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PROPOSALS % SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
Il once Purchasing Comrissary. U, S. Army. Army
Building, No. 50 whitehall street. New York city,
July 9TH. lSeT-Soaled proposals. In duplicate, sub
iect to the usual conditions, will be received at this
on1ce until II O'Clock A. NJ. July nth. 1897. for fur
nishing such supplies as may be required by the Sub
sistence Department, United States Army, delivered
IN New York. Subs lstcnce stores, viz: Baking powder,
beans. rice. conees, teas. sugars. vinegar. candles,
soap. laundry and toilet. salt. canned articles, choco-
lnte. navorinE extracts, syrups, spices. stationery, to-
bacro. starch. brushes, matches, towels, &c, &c. In.
formation. with conditions, list OF articles, Quanti-
onicc. The right IS reserved to reject any or all pro.
posals. Envelopes containing bids should be marked
" Proposals. for Subsistence Supplies" opened July
18th. 1897. and addressed to Major J. r. WESTON.
c. S, U. S. A.
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IN THE NATTER

The Application OF a Majority OF tho
Directors OF the Corporation of Kirt-
land. Andrews & Company for a Vol
untary Dissolution II said corpora
ton.
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(GEoRGE TOoREY,
Witnesses 4 JUNIUs BERNARD,
HARRY TT

Feeble carried out his share of the contract on
Sunday morning. He drove to the bridge ac-
companied by his friends. Dunbar Mcdonald,
Michael urran, and Walter Weed. and in their
presence jumped from the bridge. Immediately
aftorward the three men wero arrested.
The. three prisoners were to have been SEN
back to jail TO await tho result of the inquest.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York stock ExchanEe-sales Suiy o.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS uN 81 .oooso.
e U $ "a, T.
,os,So PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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3arinas. 2amhs.
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS
m r~grpcuArrs, r,vuus

NO. 90 UNION SQUARE.
dividend for the six months and the three months
ending Juno so. 1897, has been declared to ali do
positors entitled thereto under tho bylaws, At the
rate of Three and one-hnlf per cent. per annuu,,
on sums from 80 to $4,000. payable on aud aftet
July 10, 1901.
Money Deposited on or before July 10 win
draw interest from July 4,
Deposits are received from all peruonn nuA
not oHciuaiVelS from Merchnnta' Clerks.
bank open daily, holidays excepted, from 10 A r.
TO +. NJ; Saturdays from 10 A. N. to l9 noon.
ANDREW WARNEr, President.
NJ, CONSTABLE, ) ,,-n
FRANK NJ, HURLBCT, Nice'FresioonO
GEORGE q. WILLIAMS. Trensurer
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GLIDING eeb, 900 No. Q white clipped on private terms
for expert; 70 sssw White; 9ssA2c.' Sc; Q DO; sASo;; Nc; ?
1000 at sapo:, No. Q DO, alac., rejected, MIXED.
sOiac. rejected white, 2siOcsj No MIXED. dsliv.
90. 1000 at $4,000. Futures advanced Ac. for July,
but declined isc. on September. Future sales $4,000
bush, a. follows:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20
MILFORD.

Our Sabbath School is in a
flourishing condition, large attend
ance and good lessons. With the
help Of such able, efficient and
earnest workers as Prot. F. B.
Barber and MIR. G. w. Abbercrom.
bic, we will soon take our place
among the leading schools Of the
county.
We regret to note the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. G. A. Harlow, and can
join her friends and relatives in an
earnest prayer tor her speedy re-
covery.
The little son Of Mr.. W. L. Bailey,
who has been quite sick, We are
glad to note, is improving rapidly.
Let everybody remember the
singing class meets at the church
Saturday night. Let us have good
attendance and encourage Brother
Abbercrombie in his gteat and
glorious work.
Messrs. T. P. Stephens and'T. J.
Polston visited the Gate City last
Sunday.
Rev. T. r. Morgan will fill his
regular appointment at Milford
next Sunday. BAsHFUL Boy.
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SMYRNA.
Exceedingly dry weather prevails
in this latitude.

Exceedingly dry weather prevails
in this latitude.
It is with sad heart that |
chronicle the death of our ven cradle
citizen, friend and neighbor, Capt.
J. c. Moore, whose death occurred
rather sudden and unexpectedly
Tuesday morning OF last week. Mr..
Moore had been complaining for
some days past, but thought it not
sufficient to give up and take need
ed rest. He started for the scenes
of his usual occupation Tuesday
morning, but was compelled to re
turn home, living scarcely two
hours after reaching his residence.
Capt. Moore served through the
late war between the states, and
was &c years Of age at his death.
lie was loving husband, an ip-
dulgent father and good friend
and citizen. His death has cast a
gloom over this entire community.
lie leaves wife and seven children,
four sons and three daughters, and
a large concourse Of friends to
mourn his loss. His remains were
laid to rest in the cemetery at this
place last Thursday afternoon.
Lookout, friends, the serenaders
are about the land. Keep your
pantry locked and always have an
eye on the chicken COOP when they
are near.
Circus day in Atlanta lad the
effect of making our burg appear
entirely depopulated. So many of
our folks attended the show, one
would not imagine that corn bread
was the chief article of food fR-.aiS
vicinity.
MIR. M. W. Pitner, of Rome, is
visiting friends in this neck OF the
woods.
MIR. and Mrs. Dudley Moore, of
Montgomery, Ala, were in Smyrna
last week, attendant on the burial
OF his father, late Capt. J. C.
Moore.
Mrs. EVE Pettey, of Allan ia, WIS.,
tied friends and relatives here last
week.
Potato bugs are getting in this
neighborhood. Give US a remedy
for them, somebody.
MSS Pearl CLANCY is visiting
friends in Winnings this week.
Miss Adel Lstimer, of Atlanta,
spent a few days with friends in our
town last week. CRITIC.
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DUE WEST.

A light shower on last Friday.
which enabled the boys to reach
some hard patches OF groand that
had been waiting for d shower.
The rattle of the goose-neck hoe is
again heard in the cotton field:
The first planting OF cotton seed
was not good stand and some have
had to plant over.
Mr.. q. +. Wordlaw has FIVE hun
dred, instead of two hundred, cher
~ trees. He has quite a variety.
His intention is to market the fruit
The orchard is near the base Of
Lest Mountain. We are glad that
we are in the touch of the same.
We deeply sympathize' with the
iamily OF J. B. Kemp in the sac
misfortune that has recently beta!l.
en- their daughter, Miss EVE, who
has become insane, and was carried
By her brother, Mr.. G. A. Kemr
to Milledgeville on last Monday
and placed in the asylum.
Our Sabbath school was never
better attended, both by old ant
young.
The Rev. E. NJ. Dyer, Of Acworth
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will preach at this place the fourth

will preach at this place the fourth
Sunday, $3.50 p. m.
The Robertson boys, on the farm
of the late George Hardage, are
making considerable improvements
in the way of terracing. They have
a large crop IN good shape; in fact
the boys have got a move on them.
Mr.. and Mrs..B. w. Griggs WIS.,
tied Mrs. John Hill, who has been
in feeble health for some time.
}. j. Leville and Henry Booser,
while blowing . few days since,
spied turtle that was crossing
the field from one stream to anoth.
err. They captured the same. 1t is
needless to say that they have been
feasting on turtle soup. We do not
know what kind, but do not think
it was either loggerhead or snap
ping turtle, as the boys are not at
ioggerhead or swapping at each
other, so we are inclined to think it
must have been terrapin.
AMOR,
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ROSWELL.

Dr. John Greer, of Marietta, spent Sunday in
town with his uncle, Dr. T. G. Greer.
Robert Hughes and Charlie Parker have re-
turned from their trip to Clayton county.
Henry Bush and Simpson Ashley have bought
new wheels this week.
Mr.. Ionic Plat spent Sunday in town, guest Of
Mr.. Edwin Minhinnett.
An infant of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Grimes was buried
in the Methodist cemetery Friday.
Mr.. c. p. Rose, of GAINESVILLE, spent few days
in town this week visiting friends.
Mr.. D. i. hdcClatchey, Sr., and Homer Me-
Clatchey spent Sunday and Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Seize.
Born, Sunday night to Mr.. and FRS. Will
Williams, son
Mr.. c. J. Perry is building anew barn at his
home this week.
Farmers just north OF here report very great
damage to the crops from the very heavy rain lasl
Friday. WLLEo.
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No, thanks. We don't drink.

George Close has 100-acre field
OF Irish potatoes, on his farm near
Ocala, Florida, Oh which as stated
by the Ocala Star, re planted 800
barrels of seed potatoes. His crop
is estimated at 5000 barrels, Of
which he is now shipping about a
Car load daily, netting him SO per
barrel.
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For SALE-An office business, mail or.
ders, that paid over 100000 last year ia a
little town of 200 inhabitants; income last
month $223.00. 1t can be run in connec-
ton with your other business without any
interference, and Marietta is good place
for it. Close investigation invited from
those who have money CT good secu>
rity. Address at once, P. o. Box, GOO,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

The Darien Gazette 3 the only
weekly paper in Georgia that
charges $3.50 pei annum for SUBJ
scription.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

Over 100000 bushels of Indian
corn have been exported from the
United States since the beginning
OF the year, which breaks the re-
cord by an immense margin. Our
foreign friend are beginning to APP
preciate q good thing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

Douglas Cooper, who SHOT and
Killed Dunsor in LaGrange, has
been convicted of voluntary man
slaughter. Tom Watson defended
him ard Charley Hill prosecuted
him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

The Atlanta Trust and Barking
Company will llquidate and retire
from business. The depositors will
get one hundred cents on the doll
lar, but the stockholders will net
fare SO we'll. Let Atlanta institu-
tons alone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

President Mckinley, 10 a message
to Congress, recommends the ap.
propriation Of $4,000 for the relief
OF suffering Americans in Cuba.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

A littls.-more grass, better cattle
and more Of them, plenty 81 corn
and hogs for home consumption, and
the restin cotton, pototoes, cane
and Sorghum make this the richest
country in the world.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

The long contest is over th'
Florida legislature and s. r.. Nal
Tory has been elected U. q. SAAtol
to succeed Call.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

ldf Mr.. ?. J, Moran,
h ANITA Constitution, on
YER ] oufh west Georgia, are
him ling. One among the
i Be ~ write ur of Hon. Neil
all IT Sumpter county, who by
Your led labor, ctitivates 1900 acres
ii daAnd, and last year made $4,000.
aF. Ray came up from the pillow
sladles, bought at the start of his
ing career a $4,000 farm and
INVENT $4,000 in debt. He
" out and to-day, by his en-
= wed thrift, has net income OF
1880 bsi year. He gives person
ID supervision to his farm work and
( ach hand makes 25 bales of cotton.
/, He advises young men to lead the
lite Of q farmer and be Independent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

Every legitimate enterprise should
be stimulated by giving it all the
aid in our power. This is the way
to build prosperous cities.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

The South Carolina dispensary is
creating quite stencil, and it is
not the smell of bad liquor alone.
Fraud and rascality seems to per-
meate the whole dispensary machin-
pry.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

If the journal man doesn't be.
lieve We have 'em up here-we
mean big live snakes aud not the
sort that crawls in a fellows boots,
sometimes, after he has oeen drink
ing-just let him come up and in
vestigate for himselt.-Acworth
Post.
No. hanks We don't drink
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

The harder q man works the more
surprised he is at the way worthless
men get along.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20

TA Albany Herald declares -
senators and one congressman SEA
us lot OF onion seed, and, W.
more, some Of them came up.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-20
Clay, Of Georgia, intro
ia the Senate last week,
zste $780, 900 for the con-
/ a United States mint at
The Increased interest
" Ia that section OF
kEK4 ~, III. n

1S$sysg ID that section OF
and Elabama, Of which
,'osegs is TIE cen Ter, aad the in
ease II the, gold output Of that
lection naaksA this mint necessary.
Senator Clay Win push tho passage
ofthe bill aud will have the coop.
Grafton Of bis colleague, Senator
Bacon. There was once minis at
Dahlonega but interest in gold
mining Jagged after tie war and the
mint was abandoned. 1t is claimed
tas 2there isxn2pre peed ofthe mint
On than at ne III the states
is2ry as,ll sea, methods of
u pf5sed machinery
ng introduced will
ore of the greatest
Btions.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-04-21

Get bottle of Shams Malt. Recon-
mended by all.physicians. Its the finest
made and is sold only by Hoover's Drug
Store. 3
Grand Chancellor Monte B. Gwinn
of Caldwell, Post Grand Chancellor
Lou West of Pocatello, and Past Chan
cellor Howard Platt made Idanha lodge
No. 8 K. of P. an official visit last night.
The second and third degrees were con-
ferred by the home team assisted by Mr..
Platt. The grand chancellor spoke
briefly as did Others present. A ban
quet was served at the Star restaurant,
but the visitors were forced to leave
before the end to catch the midnight
train. The visit was one of which the
local knights will long remember.
! II you are thinking Of papering your
hbdse -this.yeaf be sure and see my sam.
pies. 1t costs nothing to look at them
and you will be surprised at their beauty
and low price All my work is war
ranted first class in every particular. l
also do all kinds of painting and inside
decorating. Maple granting, Black
Walnut or any other finish known to
the art. Give me a trial. Only COM
petent and skillful workmen employed.
!, Estimates furnished on any kind of
work in this line. Chas. Chaplin. 8
Liquid Extract of Smoke for
smoking meat, beats the old way
and it only takes a few hours.
At Ritter Bros Drug CO. 6
The sheep owners of this section are
preparing for the shearing season, which
will begin within the next two weeks if
the weather continues favorable. In
this connection the EXAMINER would
like to see shearing pens and dipping
watts constructed somewhere near this
city. Many flock OWNERS live here and
it seems to us that the building of these
pens would be Of great benefit and con-
venience to them. Besides it would
bring to our town great many wood
buyers every season AID Ne SO means
Of scatsEn sseaass IA thzh saes
tfq s. nd 81
arp n chr - nd sliszs s - reason
why they eHAl not be maintained here
gt less cost than anywhere else. The
1 time he coming where these things will
from necessity be built near Montpelier
| and the Quicker the better.
Ladies do you want handsome
spring wrap and one that is Of
latest style for small price2 Call
and zee thousand or SO of them
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