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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15
JERICHO CENTER.

Arrangements are enthusiastically
un1cr way for tho ith q: July celebration
at this place. The Wcstford Cornot band
has bcen engaged for the Gay ard even
ing: the committee on sports are ar
ranging several exciting cont. SITS: and
the committee on speakers are corrc-
spending with two or three speakers of
established reputation. Tho rchcarsals
for the evening entertainment are well
under way.-Thc Rev. ] n. Coffin and
Mrs. Frank s. Ransom went to
Eiattlcooro to attend the state convcn-
ti"n of Congregational Churches. as dele
gatds from the local churah.-Mazic Ran
som the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
=. Ransom, was badly kicked by a horse
Monday evening. Fortunately she was
OF the kick and it is hoped she will suffer
no permanent injury.-Ia IL expected there
will he Il high school grade established
here the coming fall term and the
scholars in the other schools In town
are now taking their examinations fer
cntrance.-Wayne Ncaly went h., me Sat
urday SICK with the mumps.-Mrs +. A.
Cass started Monday morning for Il WISH
ting tour among friends at Northheld
Morrsvillo and Wcstmorc this State and
Ludlow. Mass.-Albert Mclaughlin Of
Waterbury is visiting his sister. Mrs
Hattie Haskins. this week MIR. and Mrs
Daniel Hopkins were visitors at the
home Of their grandson. DR.. Hopkins,
this Week.-Mrs. Emma Rickrell visited
an aunt in Stowe this week.
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UNDERHILL.

Carl styles has bought the
property known as the Homer Thomp-
son store now occupied by Joseph Bis
sonctte. styles will put in stock OF
groceries and Bissoncte will move to
Jericho, where he will continue the
hardware business.-Cicorge Manning
of East Burke have been at H. II.
Hale's.--The Cooperative creamery
will soon be in running order with
Walter Mayo as operator.-Mrs. Carrie
(Wilbur) Clark and daughter Mona.
have been at J. II. Wilburs.-The La
dies Aid met with Mrs. Minnie Mead
Thursday afternoon.-Mrs. Clara Ly-
man. who has been quite i'll, is recov-
crinE.-Madam Whitcomb celebrated
her saith birthday Thursday, June s. A
few of her old time friends were in
vitcd-Mrs. Mary Day of Wavcrlcy,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. +. II. Mann.
a liberal contract 10 ii live. energetic
man who will devote 4 portion of his
time tn selling insurance. Write to ]. l..
Hall. General Agent. Burlington. VI
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

Childrons' day was observed on Sun
day with the usual exercises. Notwith-
standing the inclomoncy of the weather.
n large number WAS present. and the
children did very nicely. The floral de-
corations were unusually fne.-Thc
Ladies' Aid society held its annual
meeting ut the home of Miss Frances
Wheeler on Wednesday the 18th. A
supper was served at six O'Clock. MIR.
Martin Allen and Joseph stone have re-
turned from a fishing trip across the
lake.-Carlos Martin and j. II. Williams
of Charlotte have returned after spend
ing n few days fishing at Long Point at
MIR. Martins cottagc.-fIarvcy Martin at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Scott OF High
Eate Springs. which was held at Bristol
On Monday afternoon.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

During the second month of school in
the Eldrcdge district taught by Miss
Alice Millham, the following pupils
had no absent or tardy marks Adah
Williams. cclinda and Trudo Brco Pat
lick Mills and Wendell Auclair.-Mrs.
Gertrude Tilley and her mother. Mrs. A.
W. Miner of Richmond. were In town a
few days last week. They attended the
Unitarian Sunday school picnic to Fort
Frederic saturday.-Edg Taft and wife
Of Starksboro called or friends In town
Fr'day.-Miss Ethel Aldrich has gone to
Bristol. Conn. to spend the week with
her mother. Mrs. John Naylor. She was
accompanied by her nephew. Ralph Aid
rich.-Martin h. Small and Albert Bliss
Of Hinesburgh were In town Tuesday,
Many farmers have hccn obliged tn plant
their corn OYER on account OF the cold
wet weather
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Charles is i'll at the residence of
her son, Clark Charles.--Mrs. Lyman Hill
has Il gloiana which has 81 buds and
blossoms on it.-Scveral from here attend
ed the ball game at Bristol Saturday,
Miss Alice Sears has gone to Bristol,
where she las a position in Leonard 3
HOtel.-Camp 1861 of the Modern Wood
men will have their annual ball July 3.
Music will be furnished by Hatch's or
chrstra of Brstol.-GeOrge Rounds was
called to York state Tuesday by the Sc
rous Illness of his father. Spencer
RounAs-I.. II. Van Dcusen was called
to Warren last week by the death of his
mOther.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. W. c. Sturtcvant went TO Ipswich.
r. last Tuesday to visit her daughter
Mrs. X. W. rhompson.-NIrs Cardie
Eriitcll and Bort Sturtevant are quite ill.,
News has been received here of tho
death of Mis- Bctsoy Stewart at the
home of her son. Erwin Stewart in
Shiloh, Nc, Mrs. Stewart was for many
years n resident of this town and was
much esteemed by all O: nor acuuaint-
ances.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hall are
spending this week at their cottage at
Long Point. Carlton Smith IL on the
sick list.-fhe Rcv. W. W. Smith and Mrs
H. e. Drollett aye attending the state
missionary meeting at frattlcboio his
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Edward Baker died on Thursday
after short illness OF pneumonia. 7'ha
funeral was held from the Methodist
Church on Saturday afternoon. the Rev.
George Roper officiating. She leaves
husband. son, and daughter, who
have the sympathy of many friends
Miss Kate Sampson has returned from
Montreal.-Frank Shina is sick with tha
measlcs.-N. S Parker is tearing down
The James house and will build new
housc.-W. G. Mansfield has build n new
piazza and painted his house recently
Mrs. Hr. Farnsworth has gone 10 Rich
ford tn spend the summer Miss Clara
Wheeler has returned from Richford
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WESTFORD.

The funeral of Willard Sheldon of Essex
Junction was held at the home of his son.
William Sheldon, Thursday afternoon
Eugene Domiguc was quite seriously hurt
Thursday morning by II kick from one of
his horses. Mr. Domigue was kicked on
the shoulder cutting quite a cash but
breaking no bones
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Howard are visiting
Mrs. Jennc in berkshire and friends in
st. Albans.-George Cobb is at home from
Rutland for Il short visit-R. \. Ferry
raised the frame for an addition to his
barn Saturday.-Mrs. Sarah Beach and
Mrs. Van Nliet returned to Essex June
ton Frday.-Mrs. II. 4. Fay and son re-
turned from Greensboro Wednesday.
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WILLISToN,

Mrs. Susan Charles has arrived from
Massachusetts where she spent the win
tor.-Mrs. Ann Whalen is visiting at
William NJ. Barbcr's.-Mr and Mrs. w.
X. Tarbox. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Bushnell
and Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Tarbox at
tended the funeral of Jesse Gloyd in
Jericho Friday.-Flora Goodrich has
gone to New Hampshire for two
weeks visit with friends. --Adeladc Nor
rill. who has been in Texas, Is coming
home this week-I3lossom Goodrich. with
his sisters George and Lou. were in
burlington to attend "'rhc Mikado" last
Saturday. day will he OBJ
served at the church Sunday morning.
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sWANToN.

The Rev. w. c. Bernard rector Of
Holy Trinity Church for the past three
years. has accepted a call from Bedford.
P. Q. Mr.. Bernard's resignation takes
effect August I.
The graduation exercises Of the gram
mar school are to be held in the high
school room Friday afternoon.
Rev. w. c. Bernard will preach the
sermon to the graduates at the Congre-
cation Church Sunday evening.
The high school commencement exer.
ciscs will be as follows: Sunday evening.
June Is. sermon to the graduates at tha
Congregational Church Ivy the Rev. Fer.
nard: Monday afternoon, class day OK.
ercises ut the high scho al rooms: Tues.
day afternoon. graduation exercises az
Eullard's hail. Tue sday evening concert
by the Colonial Orchestral club of POS.
ton. Tie graduation class numbers seven.
three boys and four girls. The Colonial
Orchestral club is composed OF Miss Eich.
horn. violin: Miss Grant. cello: MISC
Parker. flute and Miss Sherman. piano,
all instrumental soioists. Tho orchestra
is one Of the leaGing musical organiza.
tions of its kind in Boston. They come
highly recommended and a rare treat i:
anticipated.
There will bc n village school meeting
Wednesday evening, June 81.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continucd from first page.)

despite the threatening weather and
muddy roads. The children did excellent
work in thcair songs. duets. dialogues and
rccitations. The church presented 4
pleasing appearance in It's Earb of flowers
and cvererccns- Clara Gaines was
Mt her home Sunday from Vcrgcnncs.-
The next meeting of the Ladies' Homo
Circle will he with Mrs. Clara Coonrod.
june 21.-Thc Is. q. Cs played u game of
ball with the Charlotte boys on the lat
tcr's grounds Saturday afternoon. Tho
score being IL to 2 in favor of the X. q.
Cs Mrs. Merrill has returned from u log
visit To- her sister at Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Harvey Newton is very sick with
typhoid fevcr.-Mrs. +. Il. Grandey was
called to Wcstport Tuesday. her sister.
Mrs. Farnsworth, having received ser-
GUS injuries by n fall.-Don Hamilton
spent Sunday ut Mrs. Hattie Barto's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15

FOR SALE-A farm of 100 acres. smooth
clean moving. strong black soil, "A large
modern barn. fair house. 100 sugar
trees equipped. abundance of wood, 80
NJ. soft timber, fine running spring
water. nice orchard, main road, X. T..
l.. and telephone, II young cows. mower
and rake, with all this years crop Of
hay in the barn. Possession October |.
Price for all 81 500, 5000 cash, balance Sloo
per year, 800 now secures this trade
Location three miles from the beautiful
village of Greensboro and Caspian lake.
VI. The j. r.. Hunt Real Estate Agency,
Essex Junction, VT 4S,tf
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THE BURIINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY JUNE 49, 1905

ter, Mrs Guy Alice DR.. Fuller NOV
ed this weck into the house he purchased
some time ago OF John 1.ivingston.--Hat-
tie Maynard is working for Arthur Gotta.
Mrs. Charles Ransome is some better.
Miss Florence Little and John Hovcy
were united in marriage June at the
home of the brilc.--A reception was held
last Monday evening for the Rev. J. y.
Marvin and wife at Jewett chapel.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Wednesday morning June :,
at the home of the brides parents oc-
CURED the marriage of Miss Florence
Little and John Hovcy, both from
this place The Rev. j. l.. Marvin
performed the ceremony Miss Little
is employed as telephone operator for
the New England line and Mr.. lIovcy
is employed in the office of the Wood
bury Granite Co. They will spend
two weeks in Quebec after which they
will return here and resume their
work.
At tho business meeting hold Tues.
day evening at the congregational
Church it was voted unanimously to
extend call to the present pastor,
the Rev. James :. Clark, for the cnsu-
ing year and the call was accepted.
Fred hamars has moved from his
farm to the village and occupies the n.
II. Tillotson house on Wolcott street
Mrs. James Graham has moved to town
and occupies the Hathaway house be-
low Robes storc.-Mastcr Howard
Batchcldcr is confined to the house suf-
fcring from an attack of mcaslcs.--
Episcopal services were conducted both
Sunday morning and afternoon by the
Rev. Mr. Atwcl of Burlington at Acad-
envy building at which time two per
sons were baptizcd.-A surprise party
was given Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Warren
Monday evening in honor of their tenth
wedding anniversary. The affair was in
charge of Mrs. Chubh Mrs. Wells and
Mrs. Nunn and was complete and
happy surprise. A very social time was
enjoyed and light refreshments were
servcd.-The Rcv. G. II. Merrill will
preach Mt the Congregational Church
Sunday morning and evening in the ali
scncc of the pastor, the Rev. James =.
Clark. who is attending tho convention
Mt Erattlchoro 3nd is also visiting his
parents who reside thcrc.-Mr and Mrs
Blaine and little daughter, Ruby, Of
Barnet visited over Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Kimball on Glen
side.
EAST HARDWICK.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Davis. who nave
been visiting in Burlington and Essex
tho past few days, returned home Tues
day-Gilbert Parade OF Jericho ~ NOV
ing a barn for q. NJ. 0ordon.-Mrs. r. r.
Davis is In Stowe this week to attend the
graduating exercises of the grammar
school, Mrs. o. j. Hosford and Son
Carroll were In Burlington Tuesday,
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Chidren's day was observed with az
rrorriatc exercises ut the church Sunday
morning at tho hour of the regular ser.
vicc.-Niss Laura Cover of Bakersfield
is passing a few days with the Misse:
Walbrdee. Mr.. Danforth. who came Ia
attend the commencement exercises at
Brigham Academy. where his daughter
Grace, graduated, returned to New YorH
IN. .la,.
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HINEsB URoH.

Among those attending tho graduating
exercises at Shclburne Friday evening
were the Rev. C. C.. Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Beecher and daughter. Ruth.
Mrs. Frank Andrews. Mr.. A. 3. Hull.
Miss Claire Hull. Miss sada Weed. Miss
Alma Elithorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. Caye
Tilley.-The Rev. G. c. Adams was ono
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

A. N. Baldwin visited his daughter In
Willsboro. N. Y. last week.-pavid Muir
10 under tho doctors care.'-Miss Georgia
sesuin was threatened with typhoid fever
but Is some better now.-Maud Scott. who
was struck by lightning. has recovered
except In one les which from she knee
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MILTON B0Ro.

Several attended tho odd Fellows
dance at Milton Thursday evening"
capt. Harry Fay is able to sit up.-Miss
Amelia Keller OF Essex and aunt, Mrs.
Reynolds were guests at CAPT. A. c.
Fay's Friday and Saturday Mrs. Sarah
Mills is in ST. Albans.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Cruden and little son of Hoboken,
n. j.. came hero Friday night. They went
Saturday to Oakland.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sanderson and little son were in
Burlington Saturday.
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SHELBURNE.

Friday evening occurred the gradua-
ton exercises of the Shclburnc high
school. The exercises were held in the
Methodist Church. which was clahor-
atcly trimmed with cvergrecns and
palms. The programme as printed was
carried out, the young ladies all doing
their best. At the close Of the pro-
gramme the ladies OF the church served
ice cream, netting about $50.
George Dumas, son of Mr.. and Mrs
O. Dumas, died Sunday morning after
an illness of n fcw 1ava.
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ENosBURGH FALLS.

J.. Bar. Cross. Mrs. Lcusia Ewers and
Miss Carrie Cross Of Montpelier return'
cd home Tuesday morning. after visit
of few days in the family Of the Hon
@. Merril!-Prof Eastman. who has beer
acting principal OF the village high school
for the past few weeks returned to his
home in Bristol Monday -Charles Man.
ley, who has been employed in the State
(Continued on Third Page1
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FOR SALE.

TWO CHOICE LITTLE FARMS near
beautiful village: ono of % acres, capac-
ity cows and horse: nice little fruit
orchard. good water. comfortable buiid-
ings, largo house. nice location; price
81, 900, half cash. balance easy; 35-acre
place; good house and barn. excellent
fruit. land nearly all tillablc, with small
quantity saw timber. running water;
price $3.50. half cash. balance on rea :
sonable payments. These are two very
pleasant homes. both on main thor
oughfare.
F. H. Mc0INNIS,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Essex Junction. VI.
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FOR SALF--j.o00 shares of the Arcade
Crude Oil stock. I will guarantee, seven
per cent the first year on .he money
invested. For further Information adj
dress J. II. Vaughan, g. Corey street.
Everett, Mass. 4S,wi.
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down has prickling sensation. Solomon
Jewell saw three fine buck deer Sunday
morning on his way to tho creamery
Schools in town will, most of them, close
this weck.-A good many are complain
ing of corn not starting well. partly due
10 poor seed and partly to cold, wet
weather.-The VS. will meet with Miss
Alice Beers Saturday evening. June IT,
Frank Roscoe has had much afFllcton this
spring. Some two months ago his wife
was taken sick and has been unable to do
anything since. Then his wife's mother
was taken with heart trouble. Next n
brother. who lives with him was kicked
by horse and his leg broken and now a
sister has an attack of fever. William
Palmer has returned from Nershirc,
where he spent the winter. He and his
family are at his fathers. y. y. Palmer.
William Lasor went to the hospital last
week for treatment.
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FOR SALE-Miller House, Hancock,
VT, just newly reftted. large business,
second class license, sure license town.
FOR further particulars inquire of Ar
thur L. Miller, Hancock, VT. 4Sw,it.
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MA RRIF.D COUPLE WANTED JULY l.
Man to caro- for stock and work on
small farm, no liquor. woman TO 40
houscwork. small family washinss sent
out. Permanent place for right party.
Address with references and wages cX-
pectcd. Farmer. Box Il, Brandon, VT
13i. d&wtf
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GEORGIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bevins are con-
graduated on the birth OF a daughter
Sunday.-Charles COburn OF the Centre
died Monday afternoon with heart fail
ure following an operation for appendi-
citis week rs,. Tho funeral was
held at one o'clock at the house and at
two o'clock at the Methodist Church
Wednesday.-Ms Helen Blake and Miss
Mary Sawyer left Tuesday morning for
Scottville, Mich.
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PUMP for sale cheap, a t. in-boat pump
for cleaning ccsspools, etc. also one
iron cistcrn pump. 2G5 Colchester avenue,
burlington. l32d&w.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use this
column. Nearly 6.0oO copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your ADVERTISE
ment would be read by many possible
buyers. 3nWtl
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale In cloth binding $50 for set Of
two volumes. The second volume alone
Sl.25. Free Press Association. Burling-
ton, VT. 3l,w1y
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RABBITS for sale, black and white. beau
tics for pets. Sloo per pair. delivered.
Irene T. Powell, Charlotte, VT.
1in.Gt& M1t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Empty flour or new barrels
for apples In car lots or less. call and
see them. Horace +. Saxton. Shelburnc,
VT. al. 26ttI 50w.4t.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little it costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns of Yer
mont what YOU have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the FREQ Press
and YOU will get replies to your advcr-
tiscmcnt. 21.wtf
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70 RENT-7j acre pasture in Williston.
six miles from city. Il. w. Taft, LAG COL
lege street, Burlington. 49,wtf
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-A desirable tenement with
garden at Westminster Station. Vt. A
good location for IL temperate and indus
trious machinist or carpenter. No bum
need apply. ". V FAIR, Westminster
Station, VI. Ilenty of work. 10i.d&wtf
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash In advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from 80 to
1000 lines within twelve consecutive
months.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Leslie Johnson from Woodstock has
been spending a few days with his sis
The Goodland republic., 1905-07-14

terest as lessee on the west oRe-hali
and southeast Of section 26, township
z, range s. was accepted
On motion the offer OF J. s. Amph-
let to relinQuish all right, title and
interest as lessee on all Of section
IS, township q range IS was &C
cepted-
on motion the oner Of J. A Pay
son 70 relinquish all right, title and
interest as lessee on the northeast
range 81. was accepted
were approved:
B. z, Lister, clerk Of Hanos town.
ship.
H B. DOerfer. county sheep in
W. E. Farnsworth. assessor and
trustee Of Shermanville township.
On motion the resignation OF Al
bert Lister as clerk OF LlanOs town
was appointed to I'LL vacancy.
On motion the resignation OF Char
les Kunz as trustee Of Shermanville
township was accepted and W. E
Farnsworth was appointed TO I'LL va
cancy.
On motion George Austin, J. F
Kimmel and Simon Kemp were aD-
pointed truant officers for the differ
ent districts Of Sherman county, to-
wit:
George Austin, for district No. 1.
J. F. Kimmel. for district No. 2
Simon Kemp, for district No. 8.
On motion Miss Nellie Marks and
Miss Mabel Thompson were appoint
ed on the examining board to assist
the county superintendent in the
teachers examination
On motion the county clerk was
ordered to issue a rebate certificate
to James McNeal for $3.50, the same
being paid on block IS, Rules First
addition to KanOradO, for a compro-
mise tax sale certificate, by error.
On motion the board adjourned.
y. z. ALBERTSON,
Board Of County Commis-
siOners, Sherman County, Kansas.
Attest: WILSON PETERS,
County Clerk
The Goodland republic., 1905-07-14

PUBLICATION NOTICE-TO WHOM
IL may concern: Notice is hereby
given, that on the 21st day Of April,
1905, a petition, signed by ten house
holders residing in Iowa township.
Sherman county, Kansas, was pres
snted TO the county superintendent
IF public instruction Of said county,
asking that the hereinafter described
school lands in said county be eX-
posed to sale one year from date Of
this publication. Said lands are par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
All Of section sixteen (16), township
ten (1O), range thirty-seven (3D-
Done at Goodland, Sherman county,
Kansas, this 5th day Of July, A D.
1905. N z. -ALBERTSON.
Chairman Board Of County COmmis-
siOners Of Sherman County Kansas.
Attest:
WILSON PETERS, County Clerk.
July 14-August 4.