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Rcltom items.

Nh. \. l.. Nandvcr. whom. we re-
ported last week as being VERY iii, dice.
concshay morning nj io'clUck. hay
lnE been sick less than one week.
ne was taken very .uddcnly ON
Thursday with apopirNy and WAS con
>clous only Ht intervals, until death
came to end his awful suffering. Mr.
Nandivcr was in lis lend year, was
born and reared near this place. and
has great many friends and near rel
ativcs in this section who are much
sOrrOwing wife and little girls have our
tcndcrcSt sympathirs.
There Will be no regular commence
icnt exercises at the close of the Bel
ton High School this year The school,
including all who have attended the
school during he session, will spend
Friday, he 18th of May, in picnic at
some convenient and suitable place
chosen for The purpose, and Il: night of
he same day DIR. Henry 5. IInrizhog
President Of Clemson College, will
speak in the school hall. Dr. IIartzl0g
Isn splendid. speaker. and doubtless
Will attract large audience
Miss Rena Rice was at home from
Piedmont Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary a. West, who has l"cn
visiting her son for some time, :, MT
away Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. a. T.. Cox. Of II0nc:l
Path, spent Monday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. +. Stokes.
Mrs. j. l.. vass expects going on n
visit to her daughter ut Nit. Carmel
Tuesday. She will be absent for sew
cral days.
Mcssrs. Ackcr and Cheshire have al
most completed IL planning mill outfit,
and will be ready very soon to do gen
cral wood work NNXX.
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Death or Mrs. Mct;rnlh

Mrs Eleanor Jane Mcl;rath. l,iic Of
The late Capt. John Mcl;rnth. died at
her home in this city Yesterday after
noon at $50 p'clork. I.a>t Thursday
evening she WAS stricken will paraly-
sis. and remained ina helpless semi
conscious condition until death came
10 her relief. Mrs. Mrt;raill WAS born
in County Wexford, Ireland, in March,
1893, and ut the age OF IL came to
Charleston, 5. c., where three years
later. She was married to Capt Me
Grath, and they Immediately moved to
pcndlcton They lived in Pcndlcton
until 1861, when they moved to this
city. She was the mother of six chill
tlrcn, four of whom survive her.
Mrs. McGrath had long been a de
voted and exemplary member Of the
Catholic Church, and possessed many
noble virtues of both heart and mind.
She WAS ever ready to lend helping
hand to the poor and afflicted, and was
highly esteemed by Il wide circle of
friends and acqunintanccs, who deeply
sympatliizc with the bcreavcd family
in their sorrow. The funeral services
will be conducted by Rev. Father
Hughes at st. Joscpl's Catholic Church
this afternoon ut l:30 o'clock, after
which the remains will be laid to rest
in the churchyard.
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Big Spring Items.

Some time has elapsed, Mr.. Editor,
since any news from this place has ap-
peared in the columns of your paper,
and being desirOus thatOur progressive
neighborhood should have occasional
mention therein, we take the liberty of
chronicling the following.
The sehSol ct this place closed Fri
of Miss Lula Blackwell, of Due West.
The scholars made her u present of a
nice silver cup, which was highly ap-
nreciated. Miss Lula made many
friends while with us, who regretted
to see her leave.
We are glad to note that BIZ. j. II.
Robinson and Mrs. NJ. A. Armstrong
are about we'll, after q severe attack of
lagrippe.
Pruitt spent Saturday night with DR..
King and family, of Anderson, and at
tended the marriage of Mr.. Baldwin
and Miss Watson on Sunday.
Miss Onie Murdoch, a winsOme lady
of Antreville, was the guest of Misses
Lee and Mary Belle Burton recently.
Miss Ethel Shirley, of Little River,
returned home last week; after stay
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mitchell, Of
Globe, visited the family Of Mr. j. A.
Banister Sunday.
Mr.. j. D. Armstrong, of Honea Path,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Messrs. Lewis Kelly and Ralph
Drake, of Flat Rock, and Messrs. Earl
Murdock end Robert Bowen, of Antre-
vile, were in oar midst Sunday:
Miss Emmie Simmons is visiting rel
aEves :sesasT DUnaiis this week.
Mrs. III. j. Cowan and son worship
ped at First Creek Sunday.
Mr.. Eugene Walker and MiSA Mary
Belle Burton went to Donalds last Sun
day afternoon. FARMER BOY.
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HEEL SwEEPs.-The genuine ssThick
Cep.er" Terrell--set and sharpsned, ready
Hcr "se. Tie patent viuioT-the sweep
that never needs re.setting. Sullivan
Hdw. Co. want 70 sell you your Heel
Swsepe. M
1t hes al ways been the aim OF Sullivan
Hdw. Co. to offer tn the farmers of An.
derson County the very beat of every
kind OF Agricultural Implement that the
market affords. This firm has made a
very ologs study Of the Mower problem !;
hhs eagerly studied every practical i'm.
pEovenosnt; has closely observed the
work In the field, aud has accurately
conntsa she cost OF the repairs necessary
to keep In perfect running order all Of
the different types Of Mowers now man
ufaetnfed. As result Of their careful
Investigations they now offer and un-
ahesitatingly recommend tho Mccormick
Tho machine that has stood the tess Of
years, and So-Jey stands forth es the
worln'hg gaslsHns.ie.s..ssseea STANDARD. FOR
elmpl Unity OF construc ction, perfect work.
mann1ip, cote OF running and longevity
the Mccormick stands without an eqnas.
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News Gleanings Of Week I'm L0wndes.
WILLIE

Mr.. j. Matt: Cooley and Mr.. Clarence
Cooley, OF WilliamstOn, were in and
around here for the past week with
relatives.
The friends of Mr.. R0bt. l.. Smith
Will be glad to know that after being
confined to his bed for about week
with pneumonia. he is now rapidly re-
covrrlng and hopes to be out soon.
Mrs. Lizzie I.Ockhart has been i'll for
some time with grip ut Mr.. w. J.. Bow
mans.
Miss nellie Mosclcy and brother. Mr.
II. II. Moselcy, were the representa-
tivcs of LOwndcsville ut the State
Inter r-COllcgiatc O.GtOrical Contest,
which was held at Greenwood. Mr.
al0selcy has returned OH acc onnt of his
work, us postmaster. but Miss nellie
Mosclcy will visit friends there for
several days before coming home.
MIS-. Is; ?olin Allen spent part of the
past week III Anderson as the guest of
her sisters, Misses Ida and Lois Wat
son.
The closing exercises Of Miss jamie
IOung's school mt Lntimer, several
miles below here, Which were an
nounccd for Friday evening, were post
poned until Monday evening, and sew
eral had arranged to form party here
and attend but were prev ented from
HoAH6 Oy tho CAlcutculllS anu uIlScCUlcu
state of the weather.
Last week there were many vague
rumOrs afiOat regarding case of what
was supposed to be smallpox ut Lati-
mer, seven miles below here, but the
latest advices reveal the fact that fear
had greatly magnified tbs re,,, danger
A negro from Anderson was seized
with pretty severe case Of chicken
pox and the negroes near him were
frightened into imagining that it was
smallpox. Plenty Of others ready to
spread the report. with suhdry nddi-
tlOns OF their own, were easily found
and hence the wild rumOrs TINT reached
here.
Some excitement was created on the
streets here Thursday about noon by
the report that Mr. r. T. Cunningham
was dead. Inquiry was made and it
was found that while sitting in chair
at Mr. ": u. duckabee's ile had fallen
over and become unconscious. He was
carried to his home as soon MS he could
be moved safely and it was feared that
on account Of his extreme age his life
was endangered, SO his grandson, Fir.
Thomas c.. Liddell, of Abbeville, was
telegraphed the particulars. He GAME
FRIDAY afternoon and is still here. 1t
was found that Mr.. Cunningham had
succumbed to an acute attack Of indi-
gestiOn and too much work in this
warm spring weather. Tie is still weak
but declares that he hns not been sick,
and it ia hoped that he will be out
again soon, the same CHEEKY old gentle
man whom we have known 40 long.
MCDAVID HORTON.
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Denver Items.

Again have the windows of Heaven
been opened and the rain poured out
like flood upon the earth. Farm work
has been greatly retarded thereby.
But the green leaves are growing, the
grass springing up, the flowers bloom
ing, and the wheat and Olts lengthen-
ing their green spires into the promise
OF 81 abundant harvest. So trusting
IN Him who holds the clouds in the
look for that "seed time and harvest"
which he has promised.
There still seems to be fruit enough
on the trees, Notwithstanding we have
had 80 many heavy frosts in this month
April.
Mr.. Crayton Kay, of the Lebanon
section, was married April 10th to Miss
Annie Merritt, of Brushy Creek. ! hey
were given reception next day, at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Wyatt Kay.
Mr.. j. D. McElroy hos been quite sick
with grippe, but is little better Mt this
time. This is all tho serious case we
know of in this neighborhood. SO
we hope the scOurge Of 10 grippe is over
for this season.
Mr.. A. F. Brown is suffering greatly
with rheumatism, but keeps at his post
of duty.
Miss Ncnn NelDOrn, OF Lebanon, 1S
spending n few days with Miss Blanche
Browne.
Niles Matte Eskew is visiting friends
at Corinne.
Miss Annie Norris, of Orangeburg,
spent few days last week with her
friend, Miss Birdie Ducworth, of Leb-
anon.
Miss Lucia Brown closes her school
this week at Oak Grove. She gave en-
tire satisfaction to patrons and pupils
as teacher, and they regret to see her
leave.
Cadet Will Garrison, of Clemson,
spent Easter at home with his parents.
INCOGNITA.
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The County Convention.

The Deucsratic Clubs of the County
will be entitled to delegates in the
County CoiI ontiIn ib follows.
Anderson No I, 8; Anderson No. Q, 8;
Anderson No. 8, 4; Anderson No 1, d;
Belton No. 1, 3; Belton No. 3, A; Bish-
ops Branch, 8; Bowling Green, g;
grove, T. Bevihs G;ee csSsy
Mill, 9; Corner No, !, 2; Corner No. Q,
S; Craytonville. 8; Five Forks, a; Flat
Rock, a; Fork No. l., 8; Fork No. 3, Q;
Hall, 8; Honea Path, g.; HOpewell, s;
Hunters Spring, 4; Mt. Tabor, Q; Pei
ger, %; Pendleton, 8; Piercetown, a;
Piedmont, 2; Rock Mills. A; Saluda, Q;
Sandy Springs, 8; Slabtown, 6; Starr,
8: ,TOney Creek, 3; Townville No. 1, 9;
Townville No. ., 1; West Savannah, 3;
Wiilianston, 9.
j. E. BREAzEALE,
Chm'n. Co. Ex. Com.
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ANDERSON Club No. 1.

.eThe, Anderson Democratic Club, No.
1, is hereby called TO meet in the Court
House on Friday afternoon, 9Th inst,
at $50 o'clock, for the purpose of reor-
ganizing the Club, electing delegates
to the County Convention and MEM
ber Of the County Executive Committee.
Democratic voters who desire to join
tkis, Club should hand their names to
FIT. WILHtrE, President.
G.. G. LANGsToN, Secretary.
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Club No. 4.

Anderson Democratic Club, No. d,
will meet in the County Supervisors
Office next Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock. All members are requested to
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
SPECIAL NO. g.:
Samples Of the Above Sent on Request.
Gilfey Abbott

The ladies general COMMITTEE of the
G. o. f. fair will meet tonight
at O'Clock with Mrs. A. H. Burk in
stead of Mrs. j. f. McSweeney.
There will be meeting of the
Young Mems Republican Club at 7.3O
sharp on Thursday evening at the
city court room on important business.
A good attendance is requested. G.
Fl. Kent, secretary.
Mrs. M. L. Dow, of Morrisville, ar
rived in the city this morning.
Miss Lizzie Stanley left this morn
ing for Abingdon, Conn.
Beginning this evening the meet
ipgs of the |. o. G.. T. will commence
at I O'Clock instead of at-7.3O.
The young daughter OF N. Bourtti
fell on the new curbing on Fourth
street yesterday afternoon and SER
iously injured herself. DR.. Ligouri
attended her and found a bad cash in
her forehead. 1t is thought that she
will not recover.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
,ECTRIC GARNETTED BATTING
CITY NEWS.

The infant child Of Patrick Tromb-
ley, OF Websterville, died lastnight OF
cholera infantum.
Cora A. Marion, the infant daugh.
ter of George Marion died last night
Of consumption. The funeral will be
held Thursday at the house on Center
street.
The Priscilla Club will meet with
Mrs. q. H. Campbell tomorrow, Thurs
day evening at O'Clock.
Deputy Sheriff E G. French arrest
ed Frauk McKane last night for a
drunk. He was brought before JUS
tice Fay and plead guilty. The court
is now waiting for a satisfactory dis
closure.
Tickets for the Christian will 60 on
sale at 4 o'clock Thursday at the box
office.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Arthur Martin and Cora
S. Mann.
Nelson Ballard and G. r. Scott were
in Groton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bradford were
in North Montpelier yesterday.
There will be conference of the
friends of high license tomorrow night
at Montpelier when the bill to be in
troduced into the legislation will be
considered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton of
Bridgeport who were recently married
in Middlebury are visiting Miss
Edna Perry.
The stones for the new curbing near
the foot of Seminary Hill have arriv.
ed and a number from the Catholic
and Presbyterian churches are request
ed to meet there on Friday evening
directly after supper to assist in set
ting the stones about the plot which
is to be used for flowers in front
of the two churches. Please do not
forget.
H 1l8, regulating the practice OF
veterinary medicine and surgery was
killed in the House this afternoon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
TONIGHT.

Chicago Marine Band draws large
audience to fremont Temple.
The Chicago Marine Band proved
to be all that was claimed for it, a
peer among popular music rendering
organizations. Boston Globe, Oct. 16.
Boston, Mass, Oct. II. 1900.
Central Lyceum Bureau, Gentle
men: "Brooke's Band" played Mon
day night to a crowded house. 1t is
impossible to criticise their execution;
their ensemble is the most perfect we
have ever heard. fremont Temple,
per Eugene f. Carpenter. Mgr.
This famous band appears at the
Barre Opera House Wednesday even
ing, Oct. "a, opening of the Barre
Entertainment Association.
A few good reserved seats still left
for this great entertainment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
GRANGE FAIR AT BERLIN,
Especial to TELEGRAM.

West Berlin. Oct. 24.-Dog River
Valley Grange held Fair in Grange
hall, Oct. 18th, with picnic dinner
that was very pleasant affair. The
display Of fancy articles by the ladies'
was very good, while the show { + fruit
and vegetables by the men was fine.
The nail driving contest by the ladies,
and the threading of needle and sew
ing on buttons by the men creating
considerable amusement in the alter
noon, after which came the giving Of
prizes. The prize for best custard pie
was won by Miss Ella Ayers, although
one by Carrie Streeter was 50 near,
1T was rather hard to decide. The
prize offered by Mrs. W. f, Colby to
the young lady making the best Ioaf
of bread was won by Addie Hewett.
The prize offered by George Chase for
the best apple pie by Addie Hewitt.
The prize to young men for best dis
play of fruit, lst, Frank Rice: I'd, VIII
Gilpen; Sd, Norman Colby. The prizes
for driving nails. lst, Ella Ayers; I'd,
Mrs. McKutchens; prizes for thread.
ing needles and sewing on buttons
lst, Norman Colby: I'd, Will Gipen:
Sd, Frank Rice.
The poultry of George Williams was
fine, White Wyandotte and Speckled
Plymouth Rocks. The little Bantam
hen with her six little chicks, was very
attractive. The apples and vegetables
of Williams, Ayers, Libby and Chase
were something very fine. A pumpkin
shown by Williams weighed so pounds
and one by Chase was but few pounds
less.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
FOR The FEDERATION,

Monday, Oct. 80, from 3 to 10 a..
M, a loan exhibition will he held in
the Vincitia club rooms for the bene-
fit of the Civic Federation, under the
auspices of the Young Woman's
Tourist Club.
This exhibition will include large
and valuable collection of pictures
loaned by the Rev. Mr.. Roberts, fine
faces and embroideries, choice pieces
of china and brica.brac, and curos and
antiquities.
A Especial feature will be Japanese
table where two ladies in Japanese
costumes will serve tea and waters.
In the evening an entertainment will
be given consisting of an exhibition Of
living statuary, reading by Mrs. Scott
and music. All who are interested in
the work of the federation are cor
daily Invited to attend and help the
cause along. Admission only Is
cents. 4d
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
CITY NEWS

A. j. Norton is in Northtield to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Marsh arrived
in the city this morning from Corinth.
Mrs. Marsh will work in the tele-
phone exchange for few days.
Mark Cutler suffered quite a serious
accident last night in getting bis
hand badly cut.
A meeting of the Poultry Associa-
tiOn will be held in the G.. G. N. u.
rooms, Quinlen block on the evening
Of Saturday the 9th at O'Clock.
Poultrymen cordially invited. A. M.
Smith, sec.
There will be regular meeting of
the Queen of the Forest of Vermont
Circle, No. 357 tonight at O'Clock.
Mrs. G. Forbes, chief.
Howard Bronson of Swanton is tax.
ing James Rices place on the Will
Jamestown Grain while Mr.. Rice is in
Boston.
Brooke IS Chicago Marine Band ar
rived in the city today and will open
the lecture course at the opera house
this evening This is one of the
grandest musical entertainments that
ever came to Barre and no one should
miss hearing it tonight.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Marie
Delile, wife of Joseph Mertz, who
died on Monday, will be held on
Thursday morning from st. Monica's
church.
"The Christian 81 engagement here
will take place at the Barre opera
house Oct. 81. The cast is an eXcep-
tionally strong one, including Miss
Lila Vane, a favorite in New Eng
land, who has scored the success of
her brilliant career as Glory Quayle."
Miss Vane has many admirers in this
city who will accord her a royal well
come. The company numbers SO
people. Two cars are necessary for
the transportation of the scenery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
Warning for November Election Of
Presi sc nlial Eie ctors.

The freeman ofthe City OF Barre are here.
by notified and warned to me on tuesday,,
November 6, 1900, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon ia their respective wards at the sevcra /
voting place, hereinafter named for the pllr-
2 Sc of electing such number of electors OF
President and Vice Pre- ident of the United
States as the St tie of Vermont is entitled to.
The following are Designated as voting
places, viz:
Ward /. Church Stree School Building.
- 2. Spaulding Graded School Build
ing.
g 3. Summer Street School Building.
:" 4. North Barre School House.
3. Hose House, Blackwell Street.
g 6. Enaine House, Prospect Street
Z It'd at the City of Barre, Vermont, Oct
OBJ OBJ: r 5: s2ad ylsoo. u,. =,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
CHICAGO STRIKE ENDED.

Chicago, Oct. 24.--By the signing
Of three years agreement with the
structural iron workers the labor
troubles in the Chicago post Office are
all settled, and large force will
start to work Immediately,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
ltIsgasIer 70 Hope

Than to pay out the money, but 1t isn't 50
manly and by no manner of means 70 safe
Insurance Is prepaid. pre-cslcuated price
u proper premium, which provides proper
indemnity.
National Life Insurance Co. OF Vermont
(Mutual), ORGANIZED In 1850. s. s. Bal
lard, General Agent; N. b. Ballard, Loca
Agent, Rooms 2 and 3. Miles Block, Barre.Vt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
REMOVED.

I have located my office at 25:
North Main ST., corner Merchant ST.
in the A. M. yackman house while re
pairing my house. Hours 8 to 9 a
NJ, IL to and 6 to s pm.
G. r. CAMP, nj. %.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24

Nelson Downing would like to have
the livery man who changed brides
on one Of his teams in Graniteville,
Washington or Williamstown, substi.
tuting black trimmed one for a
nickel plated trimmed bride to return
the latter.
Remember the entertainment at
the opera house tonight.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
Polishers Attention.

The members Of the PoliShers
Union will meet tonight at 7.30 in
Nichols block, opposite Depot Square.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
NO FRANCHISE.
Aldermen Vote Down the Hesolu'
ton Of tho New TelephonS
Company.

Company.
The regular meeting OF the alder
men was held last night.
J. S. Viles asked permission to
place the poles and to string wire on
Wellington St.. and it was referred
to the street committee.
The inspector of buildings made
the following reports which were
granted: E. w. Bisbee two dwelling
houses on Smith St.
The matter of changing the fiscal
year from Jan. LIST to Dec. 3lst which
was referred to the committee on legis-
lation was accepted and adopted.
The fiscal year of the water depart
ment to be the same. This refers to
Chapter Of the city ordinances.
The extension of water on School
St., was not reported favorably by
the committee. According to the
report the aldermen would not grant
the request.
A bill of Charles Sharkey for $l69.25
for filling was ordered paid.
City warrant for S119.25 balance
due Charles Sharkey was ordered
paid.
The petition of John Breechin for
the construction of a sewer was not
granted.
The matter of telephone franchise
to the new company was brought up
by resolution asking for poles to be
placed on any streets the company
might desire to use. The resolution
was quite lengthy. After being read
it was moved by Alderman Patterson
that secret ballot be taken. This
motion was carried the result being 3
yes and 3 nos and the president an
nounced that the resolution was lost.
A resolution in relation to the set
ting of curbing around Currier Park
was acted on and they decided not to
allow it on tie vote.
Adjourned.
In the opinion OF the TELEGRAM
the citizens Uf Barre have never, with
the exception of the case of certain
water deal a few years ago, been more
heinously imposed upon than they
we're last night by this vote of the
Board Of Aldermen in refusing to
grant franchise to body of citizens
investing their own capital at home
in an enterprise for which foreign
company with foreign capital is grant,
ed all the rights and privileges that it
has ever been pleased to ask for at the
hands of this same Board of Alder
men.
The whole controversy as it has
been carried on before the city gov
eminent has been a most ridiculous
farce. just note for example, the
posi- ton of the men who have been
arguing the various sides Of the queS-
tion before the Council. On one side
we find a body of the citizens Of Barre
asking for that which there was no
good reason for supposing would be
refused them.
Everyone of these men was tax
payer under the government from
which they asked this franchise.
What do we find on the other side?
Some OF the ablest corporation law
yers in New England and officials of
the competing New England Tele-
phone co. Only one of these is a
citizen of Barre and he is an attorney
at law. When such combination
sets itself to argue for the alleged in
terest Of the city, and when it is CIV
en- credence by the city council, it is
time for the citizens OF free COM
monwealth who are cheated from,
their just dues thereby, to rise up in
righteous Indignation and demand to
know the reason for such an outrage.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24

How Are Your Kidneyss
Or Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam.
ole free. Add. Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N. z.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24

WANTED Plain sewing and mending
,so clothes cleaned and put In good repair.
Mrs, w. F. Scott, % Pearl Street.