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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mate OF South Carolina, County
OF Lancaster.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
b. j. and j. II. Witherspoon as al min
istratOrs OF j. IL. Witherspoon. de-
ceased, plaintiff. against Agnes G..
Caskey as administrator of James
ID. Caskey, deceased, X. G. Billings
It. al, defendants.
RY virtue OF an execution lodged in
- my Office in the above stated cause.
the 10Th day of March, 1889, will sell
at public auction, IN FRONT or
TIE COURTH0USE AT LANCAS-
TEX, state aforesaid, within the legal
hours of sale, ON THE FIRST MON
DAY IN MARCH, 1880, next, the
following described real estate, towit :
All that tract Of land, i'm the county
ana state aforesaid, containing FOUR
it DRIED (400) ACRES, more or
less. bounded north by Bear creek.
lands OF Wiesenlield Il Co.. estate of
Henry Sadler, Harriet Thornwell. eS-
tate of Isaac ThOrnwelI, Minor and
harvey Crawford and John Owens.
ana ny the tract of 100 acres of land
lald of ON the 9Th day Of January,
lS'', rs homestead to the family OF
the said *. &. Billings, deceased, east
by Old Stage road and Coil road and
lands of Robert WeIch. Emma A
Miller and j. Thomas Funderburk.
south by j. Thomas Fundrrburk and
estate of a. j. Kiblcr. ard west by
j. ). strait. Ernest Moore and ID. 4
Williams: the said tract being the
lands known rs the "Billings Place"
and being all of said lands except the
100 acres laid or as a homestead as
aforesaid. Also all the interest owned
by the SAID X. &. Billings i'm his life
time in all that piece, parcel or lot of
land, in the town of Lancaster, in the
county and state aforesaid, containing
ONE (D ACRE. more or less, bounded
north by lot of w. Il. Witherspoon.
east by White street. south by Meeting
street. and west by Main street; for
merly known rs the "David Billings
Lot" Levied on and to be soid as the
property Of the said X. G.. Billings.
now deceased.
!he above described property was
levied upon and will bp sold as the
property of X. &. Billings. deceased
to satisfy the execution in the above
stated case.
Terms Of sale ASH.
Purchaser To pay for papers.
J.. NJ. tLN BURN.
sheriff Lancaster County.
February :. l>pH
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Short Locals.

Mr.. Jake MAckorell, who has
been visiting his parents at Black.
stocks, returned home yesterday
Mrs. w. j. Roddey of Rock
Hill visiting the family of Mr.. r.
E. Wylle.
Mrs. DR.. l. H. Blair and
daughter, Miss Jennie, of Monroe.
N. G. is visiting the family of
Major b. +. Miller.
Mrs. W. j. Long is visiting
her son-ln-law,Mr. James Fincher.
OF Stratton's mine, who is serious-
ly sick.
MIR. w. II. Burns the firing
magistrate, during his last term
turned over to the county $4S7.O5.
$87.05 more than it took to paw
his salary.
Misses Annie and Lula l.aney.
who has been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. j. d. Fundrrburk, of
this place this week. returned to
their home at Dudley, yesterday.
Mr.. q. B. Spillman, of Iii
nois, ia here on prospecting
tour. Hs With others conte m plate
locating in the South, provided
they can buy suitable lands.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor, who
lived about two miles and a half
northeast Of town died Fridnv
morning at 10 o'clock. Old age
was the cause of her death.
Mrs. Mary Heath, mother of
Messrs. o. r, i. ID. and f.. j.
Heath, is 80 years old TO dav.
She is with her daughter. Mrs.
Amanda Belk, at Fort Mil. 5. G.
There will be family reunion
In honor OF the event. Charlotte
Observer, February 10.
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A FOrerunner of the Most
Fatal Disease.

Though it's offensive features
are sometimes almost unbearable,
few people are aware Of the danger
OF which Catarrh is the forerun-
ner. Catarrh invariably leads to
consumption. Growing worse and
worse each winter, those who rely
upon the usual treatment of
sprays, washes and inhaling mix
lures find that it is impossible to
check the disease with these local
applications which only reach the
surface. The Offensive discharge
increases all the while, causing u
t"clngof personal defiIement, and
g"tS deeper and deeper until it is
only question of Il short time
until the lungs are affected.
The importance of the proper
treatment can therefore be readily
appreciated. But no good what
ever can be expected from local
applications, as such treatment
never did cure Catarrh, and never
will.
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Mr.. poore. of Belton, Dead.

A telephone message from Bel.
ton Wednesday night to the
Greenville News said that James
w. Poore. OF that city, died at 8
p. m. He was one of the leading
men of that town and a citizen of
whom any city might have been
proud. His death will be sincere.
ly regretted throughout the up
country.
MIR. POore leaves a wife and
five children, three daughters and
two sons. One Of his sons, DR..
j. r.. PoOre, is now in Cuba as
surgeon to the Second South Car
olina volunteers.
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AS per announcementin in late
issue Of the ENTERPRISE, Mr.. s.
Marion Mathis and Miss Matte
Garner were married at noon,
Wednesday, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Billings. The
ceremony was performed Dy Rev.
j. f. Carlisle, pastor of the Meth
odist Church, after which a
delightful lunch was served. The
bride and groom left on the ! 30
Southbound train for visit to
friends and relatives of the BRIDE
at Sumter, S. Z. Their future
home will be in Yorkville. We
wish the happy couple a pleasant
and blissful life.
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THE ARMY BILL.
A Compromise Satisfactory to all
Parties.

Washington, Feb. 23.-The ad-
ministration and it's representa-
tives in congress have reached an
agreement on the army bill with
the minority, which is believed
to be satisfactory to al! interested.
1t ia probable that the formal
ratification Of the agreement will
be secured today. The cGnpro.
mise is based on an army of one
hundred thousand, thirty-fve
thousand to be known as a pro-
visional army to be enlisted to
serve until 1901. There will he
4 full stal corps, as in the Hull
bill, and generally speaking its
features are what the president
regards as most essential.
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lief and found only disappoint-
ment in local treatment will find
1T wise to waste no further time
on sprays, washes, inhaling mix
lures, etc, which are only tempo
rary a9d can not save them from
CONSUME don. Catarrh is deep
seated Blood disease. S. S. S. is
the only remedy which can reach
the very bottom of the disease
and cure it permanently.
Books sent free by the Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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notice.!

|NilE several Township Boards OF
L Equalization of the county of Lam
caster viii meet at their usual places
of meeting on the first Tuesday in
March 9th day for the purpose Of
canvas>ing and cuualizing the returns
as taken by the Auditor OF the said
county OF Lancaster
The said Boards of each Township
can re""iv" the r turns when called
for.
Respectfully,
.INO. \. COOK,
Auditor, Lancaster Co.
Feb. -. l>99
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AFTER THE GRIP-WHAT

You thought You had the best
of the grip and you determined
to wear it off but somehow it
does not wear off as You expected.
You pass restless, slecpless nights
and get up In the morning feeling
more exhausted than when You
retired. You are irritable and
nervous and have no appetite for
food You go about it in a list
less. halfhearted sort of way, and
everything yon undertake to do
seems to go wrong. Do you know
that you are on the verge of ner-
vous prOstration? You need help {;
and you need it more now than
you did when the grip was at its
worst.
DIR. Miles Nervine is the best
medicine you can get to build up
your shattered nerves and restore
your wasting strength. 1t IN
varlablv insnres sound sleep and
gives the Ovcrstrung nerves their
natural rest. 1t makes the ap-
petite keen, facilitates the dlges.
tion. gives healthful vitality to
the nerves and restores health
Il was nervous, restless, irri
table and altogether ont Of sorts.
1t was impossible to get my
natural sleep and | became so
weak and exhausted that could
not leave my bed. Finally com
menced taking DIR. Miles Ner.
vine and | began to improve
from the first dose. In a short
time my health was completely
restored.'
Mrs. Dow HEAGLE,
Sing Sing, n. Y.
A trial package Of DR.. Mile >
favorits Treatment for the grip.
consisting of DR.. Miles NervIne,
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills and
DR.. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.
will be sent absolutely free of
cost to any person sending name
and address on postal card
requesting The samples, and men
tiOning the name Of this paper.
Address, DR.. Miles Medical Co..
Elk heart, Ind.
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Mr.. Henry McManus, the alta.
bic and genial clerk Of the Dis.
pensary. and Miss Lessie Porter.
daughter Of Mr.. J. w. A. Porter
Of the Dixie neighborhood were
married Wednesday evening at
| o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Allen Mcfarland,
at his residence. After the nup
tia!s, the happy couple repaired
to the home of the groo,n's grand.
mother, Mrs. - Elliott where
sumptious dinner awaited them.
They came on to Lancaster later.
and will in the future reside here.
We wish them abundant hap.
piness and JOY IN their new
found bliss.
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One OF the best improvements,
In a small way. to the post office
appropriation bill was an amend
ment Offered by Senator Tillman
and adopted providing that star
rout" contractors be required to
collect from and deposit in boxes
erected along their routes mail
matter. the boxes to be main
tained by the people along the
route.
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Catarrh Leads
to Consumption.

Il had such n severe case Of Catarrb
that lost my hearing in one ear, and
part OF the bone in my nose sloughed
OH. l was constantly treated with
sprays and washes, but each winter
the disease seemed to have n firmer
hold on ME. | had finally been de-
clared incurabe when ] decided to
try 5. s. S. 1t seemed to get right ut
the seat OF the disease, and cured me
permanently, for 1 have had no touch
of Catarrh for seven years
"MRs. JOSEPHINE PoLnILL,
due West, S. c."
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are hereby warned not
to harbor or employ my son, Sam Bar
ley, aged about l6 years. who left my
home Saturday, January 2Sth
penalty of law vii,
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Those who have had the first

touch ofCatarrh
will save endless
suffering by TAX
ing the right
remedy at the
outset. Others
who have for
years sought re-
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Bulls Cough Syrup will

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
cure Group and whnoping cough.
No danger to the child when this
wonderful medicine is used in
time. Mothers stI.yy keep a
bottle ON hand.
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Train leaving Lancaster AT 500 n. m
hects ~ chester with southern Railway
south, G. l. going north and. G. G HN
ubul" and local trains going we3t
Train leaving Lancaster at I:bO n
nccis at Lancaster with O. II & tC from
den, and Chester with Southern RAilway 90
north and south and with c. & L. North.
Train leaving Chester at IL 90 A. m. copn
at Chcster with Southern Railway from
lotte, also &. & l.. from north.
Train leaving Chester At 700 p m CON,
Win southern Railway from Columbia G
r n. from Atlantis and G. 6 l. from Lenuir
LEROY SPRINGS
w: n. HARDIN, PRESIDE
Vice-Pres. and Manager.
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LANCASTER Il CHESTER
RAILWAY.

Between Chester and Lancaster.
In ehect l. OF am, Sunday, Dee % 1893
D0ity Except Sunday.
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really jolly especially for one OF her years.
Mrs. Bartholomew resides win her son.
Marcus She takes care Of her own room
and keeps everything as tidy and nice -
miss of is or ~ would. She has MT
had day of sickness the past year ard
Is in many respects remarkably well pre-
served woman.
noc1,,,e,,r,,
DR.. Emerson and family from Poston are
expected this week Ezekiel Emerson IS
repairing his house and viii make great
improvements on his place.-Prof lsrra-
bee was in Brandon Saturday The IIiCr
school nine played the Bethel High school
team here Decoration Day and beat them
81 to 9.-Mrs. Perkins, from Warren, is
here with her son. Z. Edgerton. Tho High
sohooI nine vent to bran last satur-
% to 81 Quite Il number Of Young people
went with then-Nrs Wallace Campbell
and Dorothy are su.rdlug IN. week in
Granville Mrs. LYMAN Tewctt died June
4th-'Tbere was a game % ball srre on
Saturday between Granville and he first
nine The home team won 10 Erred
Wvrnan and Della T'assAtt we're married
Nav 25th nv Rev. Mr.. IIazen-Mrs. John
Tower il in Bethel-Rrlben NhI,comb
finished work for Car1rheU K Greeley this
week and returns home 10 Gavsvillo VII
linn GOODYEAR takes his Mace as clerk
The remains OF MIR Gilman Mcneil were
brought here from \Vinrh.pdou Mas. Tho
funeral was hold at tho Methodist Epis-
canal church on sunday at 2 o'clock Mr.
ana Mrs Gaorr. Nc%ssr ana Mr. Ned
Viuta,rs occo,rna,7f.d tho r.r,a,rs baro
II II Cnebuon vas In HethrI a dov re-
cently-Miss lila Chase aud MR. Town
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tunity to attend the services at Cambridge
and listen to the address of the venerable
+. r. Sawyer Of Hyde Park, Colonel OF
he First Vermont Cavalry. At one
O clock Tuesday occurred tho prize bicycle
race starting from Hotel Mclendy in this
place to the Boro house and return, about
1--WE miles. The contestants were Theron
Richards, Leslie Thompson and willie
Montague, who won tho first prize, his
time being nineteen minutes. Theron
Richards won the second prize. This was
followed by game of base ball played
by the school base ball team and the
seniors OF this place. The seniors beat by
one sCore.--The merchants carnival, under
the auspices Of the Crescendo club, drew
. fun house and was n very pleasing en-
tertainment Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Miller OF
WaterVille furnished music for the pro-
mcnade after the entertainment. Nearly
fifty dollars was received and after OK
pcnses were deducted, about forty dollars
will be added to the library fund.-Among
recent visitors here are Mr.. and Mrs. Ais
ton Wethcrhy from Burlington, Mrs.
Oscar Pettee from Wiliston, j. -. Gallup
and wife from st. Adams and Miss Daisy
Hill from WATERFOWL. Mass, who is Wis
iting her brother. Woodbun Hill.
CAMBRIDGE.
! The Cambridge Cornet band will furnish
the music for the excursion to Neigcnncs
on Thursday, June S.-The Star Minstrels
repeated their entertainment on Thursday
night to a good audience. The entertain
ment was followed by dance at the Am
erican House-Mr. James Sabiu, who has
f been spending several weeks at the Am
erioan House, returned to his home In
Montpelier on Saturday.-Dr. Newton was
/ in Burlington Friday and Saturday.
Emma Patch went to the Mary flcich II
Hospital on Friday FOE surgical opera
ton. The operation was n success nEo
she Is very comfortabie.-Mr Jared Ray
mere was In Burlington Saturday.--Mrs
| y. w. Smile was in town Saturday AMI
Sunday, the guest of her brother, r.. w
Patch.-Mr Luther Wells died Sunday
4 night at the advanced age of %. The runcr
al was held at the old home Wedncs-
day afternoon. Miss Lucy Nheelock. whc
is to spend the summer abroad. sails from
/ New York Saturday, June 1o-AIiss
| Georgia Jones. who has been sick all tn,
81 ring from the effects of the grip. Is very
/ low.-Mrs. II. Storey is entertaining
| friends from Wiliston.
/ Mrs. c. e. Powell started for Concord
Mass Tuesday to visit her stster.-ThC
damage to apple and maple orchards-E
S. Seeley has sold his ontire crop Of maple
sugar at II cents per pound-Mr. and Mrs
Luther Putnam went to Wnooski Tues
day to attend wedding annivcrsary.-E
+. Bamford and bride were in town Tues
day and Wednesday. Mrs. BamforIh was
ono of the Shepard family and is wei
known here.
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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 9Th page.)

road, which Is being drafted to both the
north and south ends Of the island. All of
the men working AZ Tromps Point except
the Spite drivers went on strike last
Friday and one hundred and fifty Italians
are coming at once to supply their places
ISLE LA NOTE.
O. II Packer has gone to Lake George
where he has a position.-Paul LA BON
bard lost n valuable horse this weck.-W
p Welch of Highgntc was in town this
wcck.-Farmers ara busy spraying their
fruit trees. The appletree worms have de.
stroycd the orchard OF John F7eury.-Mrs
Bcdard and Fred Bcdard Of st. Albans
visited at II. G.. Holcomb's last week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donald and children
Of Boston are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. n
W, Fisk.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

The listers returns show a shrnkage OF
$1,000 in the towns grand list since last
year. 1t is now s2l, 24S.4s, The number of
polls is 500 80 less than last year.
The class day exercises of the class of
80 at Dubois & Gays nah Thursday even
ing were largely attended the hall being
uncomfortahly crowded by the many
friends of the 10 graduates. Tho class
colors, green, pink md white, were gem
erously used in the tasteful decorations,
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~ GENTS Wt>TED--The Flowe
~ Medical Association of Isl West 34th
street, New York, wants an active agent
'rn and Middle states. 10 sell Or. r. Q.
Flowers great specialtcs including his
femcdics for the restoraiiou of if" v ia,T
and youth to men and women, ana his
fpeCialtics for the restoration of youth
cialties sell as nothing else sells Agents
ind mat every home requires something
they have. Good agents can make from
$50 to So day. Those who secure agen-
Cies within tho next two weeks viii have
larger commissions given Them than ever
given here before. This is a special offer
Write at once for particulars, An agent
can readily take a vacation in any part
of the country and with these spocalties
pay his or her way and large income
every day besides Address
ILOMER MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
151 West saith ST., New York city.
1913 wed&w,4w
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SOUTH WOODBURY..


shop.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Childrens day will be observed Sunday
with appropriate eXerCiscs-An entertain
ment will be given next Friday evening
at the vestry and a male Quartette from
MONTPELIER will be one of the attractions
of the occa son.-J. c. Brown and Hiram
Wells were in town the first of the week.
l.. w Haskell and wife are visiting In
St. Johnsbury.
WARREN.
Fred NJ. Long, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. returned last
week WednesdaY.-Hervey Downing has
been spending the past week at Starks-
boro with his sister, who IL very low with
consumption.-L. l.. Hanks hurt hts side
quite badly while working the road ma
chine last week-Joseph Eldridge of Ran
dolph was in town over Sunday.-Nathan
ThaYer is sick with heart trouble-Ed-
ward Elliot raised his big barn last Tues
day.-Mrs. Edwin Cardel is much improv-
ed in health.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Jesse Wheeler is gaining rapdly.-A
church sociahle was held at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. Denison Pullman on the 7th.
William Somerville and wife are rejoic-
ing over the birth OF a fine girl baby. -
Unless rain comes soon the hay crop Will
be light in this vicinity
MORETOWN
Mrs. Philip Goss visited her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. a Nelson the past week.-M as
Emma Royce has returned home from
Montpelier where she has been work -
Several from here went on the excursion
to Nersennes Tuesday. Miss Lillian Sleep
or entertained about 40 of her friends
Wednesday evening, May 81, it being her
18th birthday. She received several nice
presents besides sum of money. Ice
cream and cake were served and all report
a good timed. C. Turner of Waterbury
and Mr.. and Mrs, II, +. Child of Mont
pelier were In town over Sunday.
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Tonight and Tomorrow NIGHT

And each day and night dur lngthis week
you can get. at any druggisfs Kemps
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, ac-
knowledged to be the most successful
remedy ever sold for Coughs. Group. Bron-
chitls, Asthma and Consumption. Get a
bottle TO-DAY and keep It always in the
snce. Price 25c and 5Oc. Sample bottle
free.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
RUTLAND.

After 20 years service on the Benningtor
& Rutland railroad Thomas Koran has
resigned his position. He has been con
ductor for the past sixteen years.
Rev. @. II. Cooley will deliver the bac
calaureate sermon to the graduating class
of the high school next Sunday evening a
st. Paul's church.
During the past month II passenger con
ductors have been suspended on the rail
roads running into Rutland as follows
Delaware & Hudson II; Rutland 3: Ben
nington e. Rutland l.
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QMafrteG.

Van EXPERIENCED PATENT RIGHT
Salesman to sell an entirely new patented
I household article. big seller and Il clear
field. none like it, to the right party, lin-
eral Inducements will be given Address
L. O. Andrus. Albany Vt. s,w,2t
ASH LUMBER WANTED--Rcsp onsihle
parties having one inch ash for sale. i'm
mediate or future delivery, may address
with tul description. quantity ana price,
manufactures, Box &C, Z. O., Burlington
VT. l3i, l&Wlt
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH READING.

Several won't from here to FelchVlle TO
attend the Memorial seIvces.-Mrs. l.y-
da Pearsons of Woatherstleld il visiting
Mrs. Calvin Roblnson.-SeVeral of the
children In the Sawyer district were i'll with
the chicken pox last week Mrs. Frank
Haven Of Proctorsville visited Mrs. Ran
delta Pierce and children last week Wed
nesday.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.
The 3lth annual convention Of the sun
day School association Of this county met
IN the Methodist Episcopal church here
Thursday afternoon. About one-third OF
the Sunday school in the county were rep
resented. Tho session lasted throughout
the afternoon and evening. large at
tendance of delegates and others inter-
ested in the work was noticeable and much
interest was shown in the pToceeiinGs
The president of the association, j. WoS-
ley Miller Of Bethel presided. The address
of welcome was made by {. NJ. Jacqu.th
of the Junction. Music Of a good quality
was furnished by local talent under the
leadership Of DR., c. r, Drake OF West
Lebanon, n. II. Addresses ana talks on
topics connected with Sunday school work
were heard from George K. NiUsow ~
Woodstock Mrs T. y, Narston of Wild
&c. G.. Il. Burgess of West Hartford, Mrs.
A. j. Lord of Hartford. Mrs. 5. +. Salt
marsh Of West Hartford. Mrs. Nj. r. Nor
rlll of Woodstock, Rev. O. c. Bailey OF
Worcester Mass, Rev. =. II. Talmagc of
Cambridge, Mass and Rev G. o. Judkins
of Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Freeman bartholomew. who
resides in the Jericho" district OF the
town of Hartford, reached her Nth year
on June I'd (Frday lasD. party Of
friends from Hartford village called up
on the venerable lady in the afternoon OF
that day and had an enjoyable visit. She
Is hearty and hale walks about the house,
and even out of doors la pleasant wealth
err Her cheeks are rosy though her face
Ia somewhat wrinkled Her mind is clear
and her conversation with her visitors
| cba nd u,itt ba "a /.
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tOTEL FOR SALE.-The Gen House,
East Middlchury; will take ia exchange
u small place or give time on part pay
ment. +. A. Far. Prop.
1i4gtavJtNwit