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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22

GOOD pine or oak cord wood sawed and split.
IN any quantity. for prices call up phone 153;
prompt delivery TO any part OF city. g, T..
Kgnipdy. 1-i0
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FOR sALE--ono Armstrong 4 Sims 100 H. r.
engine.
Two 69-lnch boilers
One large II. Il. Smith plAner.
One SNAPPER.
One lG-innh jointcr.
One 1i-inch iointer.
one knife grinder.
o. NJ Garter, 2GS Main street, N
IAY-Nsw May cut. brlgat prairie hay $50
rer ton on cars Joanetta. on s. a, and A.
r. Railway. +. NJ. Cranberry. Houston.
Texas "
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THE WONDER STORE soils jackstoncs, they
de- they are headquarters for jackstoncs,
wholesale and retail, Is
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81 EApl Swcdo wants work; hret-class man
to attend To horses, yard COW and know ali
about houscwork. Address 1853. this office.
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FOX RENT Eight.r room two-story house. I'll
modern convenlenccs. Apply AcO Mcklnney
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANrEp-py n reliable resldcnt florist. two
OF three yards to tnke care Of during SUM-
mer months; satisfaction guaranteed Flo.
rSt box t5s. q
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! COW LOT NUISANCE.

lrcs makes 1t possible for the
authorities to remove one OBJ
Fnerous complaint-that of the
COWS In the city limits. There
COW lots In different parts of
pierre from five to fifteen and
are kept penned up day and
Auy to the nuisance of the
The only thing the authori-
10 have the lots kept as clean
But no amount of cleaning
y nsighbors from getting an as
doors when the wind blows
upe or two COWS would hardly
w a large number confined in
81 are detrimental to the health
Pialate community.
|saay the keeping of swine was
Nl~eea Seventh street on the
|E~v'tnlrd street on the west. So
Aals came from residents east
ala Immediately west of Forty
mat the limits were extended
". on the east and Fifty sixth
IL Nest, virtually keeping the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22

Win mh,a, aDou, 1000 goomiik cows. most Of
r muren viii be natiy Texas stock. The
, a,ns, VIII be donev machinery, and the
hm,,ar appi'ances 10 the manufacture OF
'u''er ana cheese HE been put in.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL LA PORTE. Immediately on bay
shore, Ia now open for the season. terms
iatting free. J. Deazley. La Porte, Tex. Is
poARn n 20 week; nicely furnished upstairs
roorns. bath. all modern improvements; ios
Austin street. ~
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FOR RENT--cool office, over Parker q
Atchcrs, b07h Main, cheap TO good tenant
Apply II. H. Gesekc, care DoMeritt Shoe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNDER authority vested In me, hereby. no.
,,fy and command all perhonr 70 commence
work at once cutting all weeds ana grass
from their yards, side @alkh ana prenlst-,
and II not attended to within hve days from
this notice will be amenabie TO the laws IN
such cases made ana proVlced. IT, hutpsF-
fed H. o., by X. q. a.
Houston. Texas. June 20. 1893
THE STATE OF TEXAS. County OF Orange
Notice is hereby given that there will he n
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Gulf, Texas and Northern Railway company
at its general office. in the city OF Orange.
Texas, on Friday. the 18th day OF July, A. D.
1895. for the purpose OF authorizing the d.
rectors OF said company 10 apply to the rail-
road commission OF the state OF Texas and
procure its consent for said company to Is
sue It's bonds for the construction aud com
pleuon OF its road
Witness my official signature this 18th
day OF June, A. ID. 1888.
ia C. W. Higgins. Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that the. annual
meeting OF the stakeholder and board Of
directors OF the Galveston. Harrisburg and
spn Antonio Railway company Will be held
al the office OF thereoupany IN the CITY of
Houston. Texas. o Jgly Q, 1919
Office OF Secretary. Houston. Texas. June
sToRAGE-we will advance money and
charge no interest on goods stored. no rats:
onIv frst-tlass warehouse in city. w. Q.
Archer Furniture Co.. 2il Milan street
Phone 9es. ~
OFFICE of the Direct Navigation Company,
houston. June l. lsss-Nouce ~ hereby
glyer that the annual meeting oi me STOCK
,ion Company will be held in the conipany's
offoe. No. ii0s Franklin street Houston.
Teyas. on Tuesday. July s. 1895. at II o'ciork
a. N. B. c. cushman, Secretary. -
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

responsible party. the care Of
house for summer. furnished or unfurnlshsd:
Address Xxx. this Office. =
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FOR IENT-Storo No. 9,2 congreas avenue,
between Main and Travis htreets. Apply
Ciedc g. Koenig, Iig Casino saloon. ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

n. me fremont: @. Tohndorff New
,urk' n. NJ McGarve Houston; Ed Con
u % houston &. B.perkins. Greenylle;
~. D. haer' Holiston; y. Shannon bal
nat, :" .; brien indy Point w. NJ
p,o "ne r,i h,'anta, J. BThomas, baltimore;
7. w. Rogers. Dallas; n. Hail 9, Ia is 4.
~. ~. Lane, j. A. heon, Tyler, +. A.
crane Denver; @. Kcjsr. New orleans
am Lonicn. u. y tjyerhaugh. Vpw
ncil; A. T. Collision, ellison. III; II. a.
benton, st. Louis; j. wBosti,k. U. S, n.
r. II. Enisdale, Gainesville; Z. ]. Hatch
New orleans, Felix | srans Alton. III. +:
y V. Moffett, Mrs. Ed.h iinlkle G. n,
! w'st ana wife, Kansas city h. A. Greer,
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\ ..sPAPER CHANGE

EQ, fnr, St1ANGE.
i. n editor of the Alcalde
W., me city. and after July /
y special The Evening Tribune.
(daa win work, mostly political.
PM. In !. the legislative canvass
~ On ao, !. understood the Trib-
At for V ~, part in securing The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22

1895 BICYCLES down 10 IS oo-New 1898 model
ladies' and gents bicycles are now beins
sold on easy conditions as low as S., others
outliNht at Sila5, and high gtade at Sig.9s
nnd sss.So, to be paid for after received, u
yon viii cut this notice out and send To
S,prs, Rochuck & Co, Chicago, they VIII
tend YOU their 1928 bicycle catalogue and
iill particulars,
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FOR RENT-%Two-story house. ltio Polk ave.
nue.. Apply Mrs. C. A. Bujac. Mason build
| ing. 81
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FOR REMIT our-rocm nat, FOG Rusk arc
nue. q
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line coMMENcpur>,r~

nv. nv COMMENCEMENT.
~. enent exercises of the Ur-
r,,aS "',l take place on Thursday
|Gsivessa,,,ees are Miss Agnes Fitz.
MIS- Ait, MISS Mabel Bowers Of
Rate c n,.ee Johnston OF Calves
Nichols a'noers of Liberty. Miss
at Of Iih o. Galveston and Miss
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wIfEELER nArpv

cs,. saEELER DAIRY.
ma -, Wheeler of Iowa, who
n 4. dairy farm at Winnie on
Is. c., sulI and Interstate rail-
= IL ' cs.al and Beaumont, has
1fest ,o ue~s from Georgia. Mr..
Is TO stock the farm
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FOX sALE--Chcap, a good Dchold vault door,
fancy top. Marcus Schwartz. Hallets'iliee,
Texas. ~
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LosT--A small gold watch, iady's size, with
letters NJ. j. on outside and two given names
on inside. Had small gold croas attached.
Dropped by lady while shopping yester-
dry II Is valued as keepsake. Finder
viii be literally rewarded by leaving at of
Ace OF The Post, ~
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FOL, RENT--Fivc-room cottage, Third ward.
lHtge yard; cisterp; chenp; reference; sols
Mailer avenue. ~
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Foul. cottages for snlc on EASY monthly pay
Eents, two great bargains one ia easy
Walking distance. Room 50i kiam building
~
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WELL Furnished rooms, with bath and gas:
also one unfurnished room. can be had At
1904 Main. corner Lamar; nll Southern ex-
ltsule
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FOR sALE.

COW Three gallons. full Jersey, gentle and
petty. Call y2 Charities, corner Walker, l
10 3 and to {; $50 cash. -
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WANT Ep--ReliabIe man "a rent farm, u
miles from Houston. and look after tew
tltuars. Address ]. 4. Porter, lSti Nc.
llhcnny avenue,
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I.OsT-Goh framed eyeglasEes attached 10
black cord between Tustons old jowelry
store and Knoflnds. on Travis. Return 10
Dr, i. w. Daniel, Prairie aud Travis. y
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FOR sAI.E-5o0 ycarlnE steers 100 anu
. year-oid steers; 100 COWS. Address Lock
Roy hGa. lloustOn, Vexak. rs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
War SPIRIT at Dartmouth.

The war fever struck. Dartmouth
last Saturday and Sunday and 50
men volunteered early in the week.
The first Dartmouth student to
volunteer his services was Harvey
Watterson, 'oI, of Louisville, KY,
son of Col. Henry Watterson. He
has volunteered for the Kentucky
cavalry. William Sticknev of Beth
ell and Ralph NJ. Barton have volun-
teered tor the Vermont cavalry.
About dozen men have volun-
teefed for Company Z, of Concord
and the same number for Company
q, of Bradford.
Monday morning at 6.45 the roll
call sounded for the formation of
Daltmouth's first military company.
Forty men responded and drilled on
the campus for an hour before break.
fast. The numbers will be increased
to 60, and possibly even more.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
SOUTH POMFRET.

South Pomtret school opened
Monday with IL pupils. Miss Sarah
CIapp is the teacher.
Will potatoes be up or down next
fall is the question that is puzzlrng
farmers at the present time.
Charles Reed has commenced re-
pairs ON his house.
Herman illson is on the sick list.
He was to have commenced work
for the season last Monday for Ed
win Allen.
Lee Newton has finished work for
Charles Brunell and is ready to en-
list for the Spanish war, being the
first man in town ready.
The school question is much dis
cussed in town just now. Pomfret
was once proud of her schools-but
the school facilities are SO poor now
in some parts of the town that fam
lilies with children will not live
there.
Don't forget the 'reago lawn party
ball playing, baked bean supper g,
literary and musical entertainment,
ETC., Saturday afternoon and even
ING,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30

are sent without charge to any adj.
dress upon application.
The I4th annual meeting of the
Vermont Woman's Suffrage associa-
ton is to be held at South Royalton,
June IS and 20, 1898.
A Woman's Suffrage conference
conducted by officers of the National
American w. S. A., is to be held in
Burlington, May 9 and 10, 1893.
Ex.Alderman Daniel w. Ware of
Springfield, Mass died Thursday,
He was born in Randolph, Jan. 3,
1871, served three years in the civil
war, and was mustered out of the
service June -, 1865. He returned
to Windsor, and was appointed as
sstant warden of the state prison.
This position he resigned after two
years service and was appointed as
sistant postmaster at Windsor, which
position he held upward of three
years when, in 1870, he removed to
Springfield.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30

STATE A1EEr OFF bisTaoS court hcd
Woodstock, within and for said District, on
the 28th day of April, 1893,
Present. Hon. THOMAS o. SEAyER. Judge
William II. Bakers Estate. Hartford,
ln!estate.
Whereas, Harry B. Powell, administra tnr
do bonis non of the estate of William Fl ,
Baxter. late of Hartford in said district,
deceased, has presented to said Court his
petition III writing. praying for license To
tate of said deceased situate in the city Of
Burlington in this State, and which came
to said estate by virtue of the foreclosure
of IL cert ain mortgage by f. X. Baxter. late
admr of said estate; and the same is all
the real estate situate in this state belong
| ing to the estate of said deceased And
said administrator represents to.s,id Court
that it will be beneficial to the intere'. o.
the heirs of said lntestate and to all con-
cerned to have said real estate sold.
Thereupon, the Court appoints the 10th
day of May. 4. d. 1898, rs a time and
place. for hearing and deciding on said pc
tition: and orders that notice of said pet
ton, the reason for the same. and of said
time and place of hearing. he given to all
persons concerned in said estate. by pub
fishing copy OF the record of this order
tnTee Weeks SucceSSlSelV III tHe Slllt oi
the Age. o newspaper published at Wood
stock in this State, which circulates in the
neighborhood of those interested in said
estate. the last of said publications to be
previous to said time of hearing, that all
persons concerned in the premises may an
pear before said Court and show cause if
any they have why the prayer of said petit
ton should not be granted.
A true record: Attest.
N. J. SEAVER. Register,
A true copy OF record: Attest.
Y. O. SEAVER, Judge.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
BARN ARD.

Mr.. Charles Furman of Bridge
water is lin town buying cows
Charles is one of the best buyers II
the county. We are always glad te
see him. He will take about /.
head from here.
Scott Badger has completed hi
work for w. F. Davis.
The dance ut the town hall on the
10th was one of the most enjoyed
and best conducted of any of the
season.
Carl Ellis is working for w. c.
Danforth.
Every one wonders what makes
Will Woodard smile AS he passes
by. He is thinking, no doubt, OF
that baby at home.
Mrs. Willis Paige is reported
much better.
Rev. G. A. Emery of the M. E.
church goes to West Burke for his
next charge and Rev. Guy Lawton
from Guildhall comes to Barnard.
Mr.. Emery will be greatly missed
by his many friends IN town, but a
cordial welcome will be given the
new pastor.
Mr.. Robin ]. Lewis. and Miss
Mollie G. Cobb were married April
Fl, by Rev. J. F. Simmons. Miss
Cobb is the second daughter of the
late ]. Henry Cobb of South Bar
nard. The young couple have the
sincere congratulations of a host of
friends, who wish them long and
happy life.
North Barnard was startled a day
or two ago by the report that Clar-
ence E. White had left his wife and
two children, clipping with Miss
Susan kidder, a young lady of IS
summers, taking the night train at
Bethel for Boston. The case was
laid before States Attorney ]. q.
Harvey, who set to work locating
them, with the result that the Boston
authorities have notified him that the
party is under arrest, and will be
forwarded with proper requisition
papers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. Z. Buck
len & Co., Chicago, and get free
sample box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. a trial will convince you of
their merits. These pills are easy
in action and are particularly effcc-
tive in the cure of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and
Liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They ale guaranteed to
be perfectly free from every deleteri-
Gus substance and to be purely vege-
table. They do not weaken by their
action, but by giving tone to stomach
and bowels greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size csc. per box.
Sold by A. B. Morgan, Druggist.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
Earl Sheldon's Body Found.

The apparently impenetrable mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance
of a little son Of F. NJ. Sheldon of
Burlington was finally cleared Fri
day Apr. -, by the finding of the
body on the lake shore near the
mouth of the sewer at the south end
of the city by workman employed
in the vicinity. The body WAS
dressed IN overcoat and mittens.
Evidently the boy wandered off the
dock or OFT on the ice and fell in an
airhole. Even this discovery is a
great relief to his parents, who have
been heartbrokcn over the uncer-
tainty.
What's this: Red, white and
blue garlers There's no concealing
the fact that the ladies are with us,
Boston Herald.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
TAFTSVILLE.

NJ. J. Hudson and wife of Bridge
water have been visiting Mrs. Mel
son Gillette.
The Ladies' Information Society
will meet with Mrs. Mary T. Osmer
Wednesday. May 4. Mrs. Marcy
leader.
Mrs. Fisher is reported to be i'm
proving.
Rev. Mr.. Morrill, will preach i'll
village hall Sunday. May /, at ,
p. m.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
SOUTH RONALTON.

The late Harry V. Whipple's resi-
dence in Pomfret, including seven
acres of land, has been sold tor
So, 200 to Fred Lamberton. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Obed Whip
pie, have lived there since he came
to South Royalton and they will now
go to the old homestead near by.
While Fred Nelson and Will
Slack were driving an obstrer erous
bull in Tunbridge recently, Mr..
Nelson was knocked down and
trampled over by the angry animal.
One shoulder was dlslocatcd and he
received other bad injuries.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30

The Windham County Reformer
is quite consistent in urging that
Vermont Democrats should go into
the campaign this year with unbrok-
en- ranks; that the fight should on
state issues if anything is to be won
at the polls. The Reformer says:
Those good people who thought it
their duty to flop on the controlling
issue of the year, because the nation
al convention took the opposite
ground, had Il perfect right to do so.
Those who thought it their duty to
adhere to the convictions they had
expressed in the most authoritative
way they could, were equally within
their rights. But they will boil, be
very foolish to refuse to unite upon
the issues they agree about because
of differences of opinion on SUBJ
iect that has no relation to these
issues.
To this the Montpelier Argus re
plies that "every man has an un-
questionable right to bolt, to leave
his party, and it becomes his duty to
do so when he cannot CONSCIENTIOUS
ly follow it, but he thereby ceases to
be member of the party. The
Reformer talks of all elements of
Democrats uniting with some Re-
publicans in an assault all along the
line. The Reformer and the men
whose cause it championed in 1896
are not today, from the very nature
of the case cannot be, an element of
the Democratic party
TO cease to he member of the
party is one thing; to cease to be
Democrat is another, and this no
one has done. No principle has
been surrendered. In the campaign
of 1896 it was a manifestation of in
dependence ON the part of those who
could not follow the national con-
vention, and party or no party they
still assert their allegiance to Demo-
cratic principles and will vote for
the Democratic candidate whenever
possible. They are not doing pen
ance now, and will not, even for the
sake of becoming an "element" of
the party.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
1t seems to have been an uninter

1t seems to have been an uninten-
tional joke on Senior Polo, late
Spanish minister to Washington,
who claims to have been subjected
to great indignitics while going from
Washington to Canada. AT one or
two points on the way the experts
employed by the railroad companies
tapped the car wheels, their prac-
ticed ears being able to detect any
flaw in the iron and steel, and their
gentle hammcring led Senior Polo to
imagine that his car was being as
sailed by American ''ruffians."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
NEWS OF THE STATE.

The Experiment Station at Bur.
1ington has Just issued Bulletin OF
containing the analyses and valna-
tons OF 81 leading brands of COM
mercial fertilizers. This is the Sec
ond of three bulletins upon this SUBJ
iect to be ISSUED during the spring
months. These. as well as 9th er
bulletins and reports of the Station,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
Devastating The Island.

The New York Sun says that
there are fires along the coast line of
Cuba, and large areas are being
burned over. 1t is believed that the
Spanish, despairing of holding Cuba,
are firing the towns and devastating
the island to the full extent of their
ability.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
Conference Appointments.

Following are the appointments
tor the Montpelier district read at
the Methodist conference at Spring.
field Monday. Rev. w. Il. Daven-
port is made presiding elder.
Ascutneyville, to be supplied.
Athens and Cambridgeport, M H
Smith.
Barnard and East Barnard, Guy
Lawton.
Bellows Falls, f w Lewis.
Bethel, to be supplied.
Bondvillc, to be supplied.
Bradford, A. II. Webb.
Brattleboro, Guilford and Green
River, D Beeman.
Brookline, to be supplied.
Brownsville, II D McDougal.
Chelsea, w E Webb.
Cuttingsville, supplied by S G
Vail.
Gaysv,lle and Bethel Lympus, L
N Moody.
Granville and Hancock Heath, to
be supplied.
Hartland and North Hartland, E
l. M Barnes.
Jacksonville, to be supplied.
Landgrove, to be supplied.
Ludlow, + M Miller.
Mechanicsville, S Z Vail.
Montpelier, Andrew Gillies.
Mortified and Gouldsville, w S
Smithers.
North Thetford, to be supplied.
Perkinsville, to be supplied.
Pittstield and Stockbridge, to be
supplied.
Proctorsville, W N Roberts.
Putney, to be supplied.
Quechee, to be supplied.
Randolph and Bethel Gilead, G
O Howe.
Randolph Centre, c F Partridge,
Rochester, J l. Reeder.
South Reading, to be supplied.
South Royalton, E w Sharp.
South Tunbridge, supplied by c
Z Flint.
Springfield, b F Rowland.
Thetford Centre, A Fl Baker.
Union Village, f Badger.
Wardsboro, H + Bartlett.
West Berlin, to be supplied.
West Fairlee. to be supplied.
Weston, H Forrest.
Nottingham and Reedsboro, to be
supplied.
Wilder and Norwich, S p Fair.
banks.
White River Junction, A J
Hough.
Williamsville and East Dover, A
A Esierbrook.
Wilmington, J E Farrow.
Windsor, c O Judkins.
Woodstock, + d Handy.
William Newton, principal of
Montpelier seminary and f M
Smith, president-elcct of Illinois
Wesleyan University of Blooming
ton, Ill.,, members of Trinity, Mont.
pelier, quarterly conference r c I
Mckenzie, 6 H Rogers and L T
Tucker were left without appoint
ments to attend school.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30

The great and burning question
of rotation in state officers is being
laboriously and ponderously dis
cussed by several state papers with
out any appreciable result thus far
The talk goes OIL of turning out the
ins, but the latter are pretty firmly
rooted. Since the governorship was
settled, all talk as to the other Offices
is Observation-Disclosures Clipper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-30
FELCHNILLE.

Twin boys arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Davis on April
: I'd, making eleven children in all.
Miss Della Hook began her schoo
in this village Monday with eleven
scholars.
Mrs. Henry Al len of Stodhard
n. H., is visiting friends IN this
icinity.
Miss Jessie Lynds of Plymouth is