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FAIRFAX.

George Kcuned has sold his saw and
gristml to Il. -. Shepardson.--I. i. vii
cox has resigned his guardianship of Jack
lIarker and g. +. Recman has been ap.
pointed IN his place Mrs. II. G. Ballard
spent last week with his mother. Mrs
s. ) Brigham. of tndcrhil Miss Helen
Phelps is clcrknR for F.. ID. Shepardson
during the holidays. --Gcorgc Hunt and
wife were called to st. Adams December
% 10 sec his brother, j. J. Hunt who is
very sick with pneumonia. of
the Masons Of Lesruvilc Lodge went 80
Milton Dec cmhcr II to soc the third dc
gree worked 10y Milton l,odgo.-t. w.
Shepardsou has bored an artisan well
and his neishbors arc enjoying ii, as he
has plenty of water to give away.
MIR. aud Mrs Frank Norton OF Boston,
Mass. will spend Mr. Norton vacation
with his father, r. j. Norton. -ticorge
DriScol has taken ". \. Iford's farm. -
Melborn Osburnc returned to his home in
Clarencevllo, i. q, for the holiday va
cato n.-Ceorse Hunt has moved from
the W. A. tlford farm into the VI. S.
Uford mouse on the hill.-t'rank Hunt
is home from school for the holiday
vacation.-Nliss Dell Ortou will spend her
vacation with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
F.. 4. Orton.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold their Christmas cAer-
Cis"s with a Christmas tree on Christmas
evening, December 3.-The Baptist
Church Will mold their Christmss exercises
aud tree Christ mas eve, December "a
Mr.. and Mrs. h, ID. Shepardson have u
little daughter. born December l1.--Dowey
Black OF New York is visiting his brother,
r. II. Blck.--Jcssie Hunt went to St. AL
bans December 10 to 500 his brother, Who
Is very sick.-Airs Sarah Rowland and
daughter. Anna. spent December II In St.
Alhans.-Mrs. David Shepardson, who has
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Dr, J. G. Parker Of ST, Allan. tested
ten herds of cattle in this vicinity last
week belonging to c. D. Collins. G. "
Austin, r. A. Collins II. II. Hun, A. s
Chaffec Petor Feldmann. Mark stowe H.
A. Chaffee. J. J. McCarty and G. $. Chat
fee and found them all free from tuber-
Culosis. Most of these are patrons of
Vermont Clover creamerv.-As the young
son Of John Garrett was going down the
store steps Wednesday,. he slipped and
foil breaking one arm. Or. C. L. Johnson
WAS called and reduced the fracture -
JLdson Greene and Glover Jolley atteu icG
tho war drama. 1.-THE Loval Mountain.
iers." at Eichford Thursday night--Mr
and Mrs oscar Bowen visited at the
home OF their son. n. {. Bowen. rec.ntly
Miss Myrtle Mosier is home from Mid
Ol"hury college for the holiday vacation.
The two youngest children Of Joseph
Garrett arc III with diphtheria.- There
will he no n Getting Of the EDworth Lea cue
Friday evening, being Christmas-MaX
W. Andrews secretary and registrar o.
III University IF Vermont is tho guest
of his parents. Or. and Mrs. W p An
drcws during the holidays. Mrs Mary
t,wins and son, Charles. won't to Rice
burg, p @. SUNDAY, wnorc they are to
PASS Christmas with Mr. and Mrs r
A. Pcrcy.--'he Rev. A w. Ford will
preach next Sunday morning. ,uhlcct
"Cod is Love."--C. l. orion has received
the appointment OF deputy collector Of
customs ut this port i'm plac" ot J. G.
| Weld, who resigned and assumed his
Collector Greene of the Richford Office
several weeks, will return to Richford
" e,1nesday
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MONTGOMERY.

There is to be a union Christmas tree
Al the hall Thursday evening at 1.5o--
Howard Parker came home from barton
Saturday night ana s working in his
fathers storc.-M. i. Maurice went to
by de Park TuesdaN.--H !. RUhlce has
gone TO Nov York state on business.
A. Fl. Austin has gone 10 Wisconsin TO
visit his brothCr.-C'l1roncc Combs ha. re
turned from Albany Business collage --
TN" lecture viver by the Rev. j. Is Full
Ter Al the Methodist Church Friday even
llc was well attended and Thoroughly en-.
loved by all present Mr. Fuller is la 70
tive OF Montgomery and is at present
chaplain OF the States prson AZ Wind
sor--cs"ar smith IL visiting his sister al
Essex Center.-Mrs. Dorma Drake ~
Mcriah. n. v, is spending the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. George smith
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FLETCHER.

James Kettle. who went tn the Mary
Fletchcr hospital Wednesday, died soon
after the operation. The funeral was
held in t'ndornll sunday He was a
brother of Mrs Charles RYAN of this
nlace and has bocu living with them 49,
Tho {. NJ. 4. society added four new
members tn their order saturday night -
The Woodmcn win hold their annual pub
lie installation If Officers January AZ
W. s. Shepardson's hail oysters will he
served Miss Clara sloane is attending
school at tho Center and boarding with
her sister Mrs W. s Shopardsuu.--Mrs
( lara Bellows visited her father, y. W.
Ghnrnh lneI AnnlA
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ESTATE or MARY NJ. BRADBURY.
STATE or VERMONT, District of chit
tcudon.
70 al persons concerned IN the estate If
Mary NJ. IradpurN late of liuIlinSton.
in said district deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court, holden at Buring-
ton, within and for the District of Chittcn-
den, ON tn I'm daV of December, 1908.
ar instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Mary NJ Bradbury,
late OF Burlmste in sllu district, de-
ceased, was pres ntod To the court aiore-
said, fo" probate
And il IS ordered by said Court that the
9Th day of January. 1898. at the Probate
Court rooms in said Burlington, be as
signed for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned. by publishing this or
der three weeks successfully in the Bur
lington Weekly Free Press. a newspaper
published in said Burlington, previous TO
the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10
appear before said court, at the time ana
place aforesaid. and contest the probate
OF said will. ii you have cause.
Given under my hand in Burlington. in
said district this nth day Of December,
1914
MARCELLCs A. BINGHAM
2b,w3t, Judge,
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Roy the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r
NJ GIBBS, fell down stairs saturday break
ing both bones Of his arm Just above TIA.
wrist NJ. l.. Huhhcll and little son, NoW-
ard. left Wednesday for Boston. whcr,
they will make their home with Mrs. Hub
bells brother, c. Il. Hubbell.-ll $.
Manner has been quite i'll with the girl
for several daNs.-R Smith was in ST
Alhans TuesdaN.-The young people of tho
sunday school will present a Christmas
cantata entitled The Old Fashioned
Santa Claus in Concert hall Friday even
ing. December 31-Ihere will be "A dona-
ton in the parsonage for the benefit of
the Rev. q. W. Burke and family January
l. afternoon and evening. An oyster sup
per will be served in the church Vestry
from 6 until r. m.
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WINOOsKI,

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I ,,o,,,'rs h ".v ,; I, 1ntc
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a rathor avrit;,r. r,,,.,,.,,. o,.,,,r.cd in
II, ,.illasa ,,os,o.,i7,, 'r',,,i,, ,,'f,rc ,,no,,
PAN, M,u ras.t' $500 ,,,.,,.i,,, ~.
,,n,,io,,'n Le,t. 'e ,'',,',, .trne,
/. hnrsc ,,,,, snt,,,, ...,, H., .,. -, a
Lsido,,,. .,., ~ ,.,, n, h,c.L
~ snasd ,in,I,, ,,,i",,ad mn inc
700, 4, ,,,rs,,;, 3D., ata Wv, ,,,ch rim nm.
w., ,,t.,,',,,', 80, W. 'ip H. tnrri,,
|,o tho ward in rho rnor ~ rho once The
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T tha nar,,are,,i.,,, .i,,',. ,'nd d.,rascd
h. s,oich, ,1 go ,o,, Who, tn The
|, rd H. harso Ell d,,,,,, ,,,J suffered a
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Lnti,,,,oa ht, t,,,, ~ e..
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hIid,,s ui,I, lie ,,ronts NJ, ard Nr.
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ls, iro ~ a. 90 1;ha ico i. oh,ut I.
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|u,s t,h,r,.. My"r, a,,J ,wo cbildre,,
| GO o,,,,, 90 I,i,i,eald Ms 70 .r.uI
-;.,,,.,,. u.i,h ,oi,,ti,as
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m ro, ,ho pt,c,.lcv Cnr.,ructinr ,.om.
-. ~ pl.tt.huryh \ y who h',. hoe,
| rh.rco nr tbc buiIdirgs uudcr CON.
Ir,..,to,7 g., i.or, E,bsr AII.r conrleto cd
vorl, ,rsto,d,v for tho nintor an,
n, for s,h.nrc,od, \ Y
H., - rarnor HAS returned from &,
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HINESBURGH.

liss Eta BrownsOn has gone to cuba
ere her brothers are N business and
ere she has "A position is stenograph
Harry II. Page of tho l.. V. NJ. Is
hiding tho holidays At his home, Al
last meeting Of the Choral Union tho
lowing cast was chosen for the cam
"a OF Queen Esther: queen, Mrs
Hid Donahue; King Ahasuerus Simo1
Degree; Zeresh Mrs Katherine T.,
frp' Hanna Elon o. Martin; Morde-
the ksv. G. C. Adams. The cantata
\ be acted in costume and under the
potion OF the Rev. Mr. Russrll.-At
ahouh meeting and roll call Of the
greg" t'on"l church last "Wednesday.
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RICHMOND.

john obNrne is repoi ted to he holding
NJ OWL. II Goodwin surerirtendent
or IN" Underwear factory. Is somewhat
better. but not likely to attend to his
duties Tor some time Mrs. Henry Call Is
very sick with pneumonia. Mr. Baker of
Poeksv!lle n v, Is in town looking after
tho interest Of the underwear factory.
The Rev Mr. Clark OF Georgia preached
NJ the congregational Church last Sun
daY. Tho Rev MIR. ST, Cluire Of Morris
willie viii preach next Slmday.-Two mem
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FRANKLIN

Mrs, O. &. Baker and two nauchtors re-
turned from Nalpolo. y. H.. Tuesday
night Miss Amanda Ovit and mother
arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs Harrison
Chadwick.--A. J. Morey of Prightwond.
Mass, has been visiting friends in town
Tor a few days.-AIrs. @. r. Moves md
laughter of Randolph and the Misses,
Margaret and Iilda Hopkins of i}urling
tor arc guests Of their parents Mr. and
Mrs r. L. Hopkins.-So from this
place attended the play. Tho Iowa;
Mount ainiers" at Richford last week -.
G. ". Hayden Of Riverside WAS the guest
of his sister Mrs & w (,ates Ga t,,rd.,.
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COM NERCI Al.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Dec. -.
FLOUIi--Rcccipts 2A6S0 bills. The mar
~ Was moderately active and firm,
Mlnnesota patents 81 55a475: Minnesota
40; winter strsights, N,ooa4 10; winter
r%t,Ss' s5laY3io; winter low grades s2,95
NE FLoUR-The market was steady.
Far TO eooo s325n3tO; choice TO fancy
.WHl'N, --Rcceipts $3.50 bu; spot firm;
NJ. req '3i,c elevator and 9iiAc 10 b.
auoHti 10 ! northern Duluth $40 70 b.
',i"ut' 70 : hard Manitoba nominal 70. b.
1'ui' May 81 li-lc0AG',c. closed sbl,c,
jay sN&'ec, closed s2a,c; Dec, s2H.a
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SHELDON.

The Rev w. g. Bernard, NJ \. rector
of HOLY Trinity Church. Swanton, VIII
preach tho parish anniversary sermon ID,
Grace church pOn the feast of tho
Fpphany "Wednesday evening, january a.
at 1890 y. m. I'pon the following ,Nru-
ing, Thursday, January T. there viii bc :,
rcurion OF the parish at tho house of Miss
q, r. Greene The service 1T Grace
church next Sunday, December = viii he
al three o'clock in TIE afternoon. instead
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WILLIsTON.

~. bushnell was in burlington Eri-
I -MessrS. IilleN and Phelps arc hiy-
poultry. -Bsru.N McCarrow and his
lie are VISITING friends in town. Miss
IS was ar home from her Schoul over
ldav aud was the guest of MIR. and
+, j. ~. Bushnell Saturday Nh.
Ialcn got fall at Mr. BHrb"r's Sun
and is very lame. Mr. and Mrs :
1illcN visited Two days IN St Albnu.
H. Nash of Nashville was in
llistun last week. Emma Forbes
returned home. Miss Ellen Forbes
J have Christmas exercises and d
ristmas tree at her school in district
l0-Charlic Martelie aud Louise
riStmas were in burlington Saturday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs O. j Maynard, who has hoon i'll
With measles. is COuvalescent.-Georg
Temple has moved into tho house he re-
Gently purchased Of Mrs. ELLA II SowlcS
Brigham Academy viii clos" Thursday
noon tor a short Christmas recess.
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ESTATE or JOHN w McGEARY OF
FL ri L NllEnN

EST IF OF HOLM W. NCGEARY OF
BC RLlNGTON.
We. the subscribers. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners to receive examine and
adjust ;hc claims and demands OF all per-
SONS against tho estate of John w No
fcarN, lat" Of Burlington, in said district.
deceased and also all claims and demands
exhibited In offset thereto; and six months
from tho day of the date hereof being a.
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do here. ore hereby give notice that we will
attend 10 the duties of our appointment at
tho Office Of Gay & HENDERSON. on cot
leg" street. in BURLINGTON. IN said district.
on the third Thursdays of january aud
June. noNt, at I" o'clock a. M, ON each OF
said days.
Dated this 18th day of December, l9o3
j. II. HENDERSON
f. j. BOOTH
.',Wit Commissioners.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
GEORGIA.

The Rev. William G. Clark supplied al
Richmond last SundaN.-The Christmas
exercises at the Methodist Church will
he held on "Wednesday ever ing and ST the
Bartist Church AT Georgia Plains on
Thursday cveninE Ola Bliss il bile to sit
m after her long illness. Harry Bascomh
ha-4 returned from his vacation.--fiazc
~" Susan Coburn are at their grand
fathers for Christmas
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wich rnivcrsity.-- Christmas will be OH
served Dl tn" Episcopal BAPTIST AMI
Catholic Churches on Christmas eve and
by the Methodist church Christmas night.
Tho Swanton high school have accept
I'd a challenge from the owl Debating
club for series Of debates The first
will be given about February Miss Lii
liam Towle. who has been III at the home
of her sister Mrs. Arthur Ishum Is abb"
to be out.-The condition Of Judge Meal
lIelnr rrmains nhout the Same.
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ESTATE OF c. W. BELL.

The undersigned, having been appolnte i
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all PARSONS AGAINST G. W.
Boil, late of Alburgh, in said dis
triCt, deceased, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purpose OF examining
and allowing said claims al the residence
of u. II, reynolds, at Albursh Springs,
on the Sth day Of March 1904. from
O'Clock q. m. until o'clock p. m.
each OF said DAYS and that six months
from the 2?th day of September, A. n lNs
II the time limited by said court for said
creditors TO present their claims TO us for
examination aud allowance.
Dated ut Alburgh, This 2lst day OF De.
cemher. A. n lqoS
GEORGE ". BELL. Adm.
j ; GORDON
", II REYNOLDS
tommis ioucrS.
fNpircS March ~ 1908 36NSt.
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WEST MILTON.

The rreamery here paid 2G1- cents for
hutor fat for last month-Mrs Snow is
aiming steadily now and is able to sit
up quito little during the daY.-Th"re
is to Ia Christmas tr"e at Grange Ia II
Children
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SWANTON CENTRE.

Tho Rcv. y. g. stanton, pastor NJ the
St Adams branch of tho Ere" Methodist
society. continues to hold meetings in tn"
school house Wednesday nichts.-Fuy /.
Hazard who has been fireman for tho
Central Vermont EIiroad company for
the past thee months is at home for a
vacation
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HIGHGATE CENTRE.

Adelbert Loukes of West Newton, Mass,
arrived in town Saturday night and Will
spend the holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs /. NJ. Loukcs.--A son Was born
10 MIR. and Mrs. julie Boudr"au SUNDAY,
Continued on 9Th paGc)
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The first issue of the high school paper
THE Echo, has appeared, The work was
done by the Free Press Association and
Is very attractivey gotten up. The stu
dents are TO be congratulated upon their
enterprise 1, Japan Is home from Nor
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Home life is more interesting WHEN,
now and then, Won sell something 81
which YOU have grown tired and buy
something in which all can take fresh
Interest.
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ANOTHER "


Ma" cNiia,ncd Sherlock Holmes, Jr
"Nhlt is it," asked his friend, Or.
Watson.
The editor of this country paper has
had experience on metropolitan daily
DO you know him?"
mo, ! see that his obituary column
isn't headed The Grim Reaper" "-Chi-
caso Record Herald.
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G,.c track white western and state i2@
flIED-The market was firm to-day.
%!.5o; city tM.0oN2o 30.
IlAi-Ihc market was. quiet to-day.
Shipping sEl75c; good to choice S5da2isc.
Tides Market firm; Texas dry, Il to
30 lbs, at bee Galveston, 20 to % lbs,
at ne So cali fo z to a. lbs: at lsc
BEEF steady; family $1,000 Hoo; mess
Sopo9.H; beef hams $DJpd2.oo; pack
ct 81 .o0q 1900 city extra India mess SIS %
LARD Market firm western steamed.
M s; Dco"inbcr closed $40 ,nlominssl, r..
VIZ c%mpournd s., sas'so. S''-'' : ~"
PORN-rhc market was firm today.
Family 81 .,@la5 70; short clear, 81 oe@
i'j TGr n - %er rs' firm: Long island
s. lyu-..S: Jersey s20yd2, p: .lcr."N sweets
il.;on".:n: stat" AMI western in sacks
TETROLt1M.-was firm: refined New
t9.i5. do. IN bulk $50
rALLOW-Was firm. city 81 r"r pckgJ
&c country (pkgs FREQ f3.Ni7tC
COPPER Market was quiet. brokers
CoFi7EE-sro, Flo was firm: No. :
N1NlSc. The market for coffee futures
opened steady. Sales 2}l coo bugs. iuclud-
inr: Jan. f.s5mG75: Fob, $50; March
Ssrt, StjQG75; oct, E.75"7.0 NOV"
7.N5.
srgAR- Raw nominal; fair refining
. l-lM'3Sc. centrifugal. 10 test. :; g he
No 6, ,4.o5 No I, $40; 10, $, sSr5: No. 2,
$50 No. No q ; az No i, ,3sg: No Y.
TONERS a, $500; mould II, $40: cut loaf
and crushed s5.o5; powdered 49,, granu-
lated '.ts: cubes $40.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York pee. %.
mr. higher; good cows Toe higher. com
mon to medium 10N25c higher. bulls
steady steers sI6oW5.20. oxen and stays
81 1di.G5. bulls s.. 25u3 %. cows 81 n3a5:
cables quoted live cattle slow at llMl3o
pei Ii dressed weight: sheep weak at IN
i2c annbs &c dressed weight; fcfrigcratp r
~'f lnc per IT.; exports TO- day - cattle
CAIN E,S--Recopts 1aS head: mar,c,
slow N@aiS .nd harvard c9lVc.s low er:
little Calves s7.ooN7.5o baruyard cIlvo.
s?Nf,3 90; good Westerns 500
$ tIfP AND LAMBS Receipts s"s
sheer :!.S7 .n2.7s extra 500; culis 500:
lambs 1.cfm6.25; one car $50: culls 81. 25n
4.S0 no Canadian lambs.
ToGS-R' ccipts 1852 head; drmci state
and Pennsylvania hogs $3.50 go.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago. Dec. ..
,.,c ,,..,i,,, ,,,,,,ro. ,.,,,.,,i 90. c,,,,ou....
WHEAT Dec, Soc: old SIC. My >3'tc:
t8pt. NC ri.c. 1.,, NO. N,.,. IT,.
rn,v tgi "a A.. %. SdtD, 4i',,,,i3i ''"N w
OATS Dec I'm ~, Nav ~,
ME 3D. ~ o'' ''I'' "''' N"S " rs
VNiHESSs'' ponK-pcr ht1,-1,n sll,,i..
NJ. 80 q, Jim - '"' ''''' S''''-' -
LARD-(Per 100 lbsp-Jln. $50; My
y
Cash quotations.
,,,
w iii.N No. sprlnS -; SO. J. '''t
W 30 req S2H>hc:
- N-\o. 4i.,c; No yellow ~ g..
f,t;WWI,. g. -.,
EAKlEN--'ioOL feeding 3lu3cc; fair TO
choice mailing i3f,53c.
FLANSEED--No. !, 93c; northwestern,
No. | $lO.
TIMOTHY SEED-Primc, 500.
MESS lORk--I'cr bib $ll.S7l "a leo.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec. g.
Cotton futures opened firm. Jau., Sl@..5
Feb. SET; March $l3. g. April Sl3.54. May
sE,t2: lune >lSt4, July >l2hi: August 81 =
spoi CLOSED quiet % points higher. mid
ding uplands $l3tQ. mi1ding sull, $lj.S
salrs 3lN hnIcs.
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he Ti!ii, .,I''e Join hands in cele-
rating Louisiana purchase day AZ New
,riesns General John T.. Black ac-
'cpts civil service commisslonprshIp.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. Dcr. y.
Tho local market showed some improve
mort to-day under the leadership Of
AnaiglnGuod and Copper Range and the
entire list closed strong.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET

Boston. Dec e
| ITTTER-Quiet northern, creamery.
~ DC, WESTERN 24n2rg &c; Vermont dairy
| 3lm.2c.
! CHEESE steady: Vermont twins IL.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-24

smashed in pieces by an express ira in
in Somerville. Mass Isaac Isancson.
sailor. beaten and robbed If 500 AZ
Boston man dragged into lodging
house and robbed Historic South
hrr---.Tnige Beatty Of Idaho. called 10
sit in United tates court in Butte by
Judge KNOWLES. sdiudges F. A. Heinze
in contempt Of court ard fnes him
hcav ily- Chica GO he,rse strikers max
ing il pcrilous 10 bury dead or even ,'e-
move dying folk 10 hosp.ta Is Fres-
dent Roosevelt sends third batch OF
Panama correspondence 10 congress
mcssage between Reaupre ana state de-
partment in the documents Mrs.
Mary IL Rogers. on tria on charge Of
numbering her husha md. At Remington
VI, 10 submit her case To the jury with
out defense Nelms. Ken.
tuckian. charged with paying men to
kill his ife and with kidnapping Went
-Rev. Charles $. Bullock Of STRAIT
ford. Conn. bound over for trial Il New
Haven on charges preferred by Miss
Isabelle '. HEailrr. a member of his
congraga Oscar s. Straus tells
members of civic federal ton that Hanna
prefers IN work for that body TO being
preSident--Consolds railroad en-
gineer sticks tn NJ lever, and with one
arm broken keeps his extra freight train
out Of the way Of passenger train fol
lowing--Wilson and Wiggia, alleged
counterf"iters. arrested at Boston, held
In S700o---Moodv instructs naval
forces in He Caribbean to "let Co.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-13

brilliant have been overshadowed by the
greater battles of the war; In May,
1863, his brigade was again ordered to
Virginia and ever after formed a part
of the Army of Northern Virginia"
The Battle of Gettysburg has been
source of discord and gross misrepresenta-
ton. The enemies of North Carolina lave
perverted the facts, and some writer's have
actually lied with a holiness and wicked
ness that are amazing. 1t is too long to
write here upon the discussion. 1t has been
thoroughly written up by eye-witnesses
and true North Carolinians, and the
falsehoods and defamations have been
completely exposed. But lies live long,
swift-footed boots North Carolina lost
and falsehood both wears masks ano
tremendously in that great battle. Gen
eral Pettigrew's own brigade suffered ter
ribly, and he bore himself with splendid
intrepidity and dash, showing the ability
of distinguished commander. He was
on the third day in command of Heth's
Divis on, as Senior Brigadier General that
soldier having been wounded in the bat
tie of the day preceding The bearing and
skill of General Pettigrew are known and
read of all men save only the Virgnians.
His bravery, his unflagging, persistency,
his mental resources were seen by hun
dreds and have been faithfully recorded.
His command performed feats of valor
that are immortal, and his own brigade
suffered as no Virginia Brigade ever SUI.
fered in any battle of the war, l dare 10
say
1 am compelled to close here for the
Next week the sketch will be
completed.
THEODORE BRYANT KINGSBURY.
Wilmington, n. c., Dec. II, 1908.