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HIGHGATE CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Skeels of Milton
are in town visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Mary A. Skeels.--A. a. Kidder OF
West Rutland is visiting relatives and
friends in town.-Mrs. Mary Steele has
returned from St. Adams, where she has
been staying the past two months with
her daughter Mrs. Mildred Stockwell.-
Major L. NJ. Billiard of Swanton was
in town Saturday looking after the GUS
TOMS office during the absence of Dep
uty Collector ID. W. Stccle.-J. NJ. Hill
Jr, of Morse's Line was in town Sun
day.-Don Burdick left Thursday for Fair
Haven, where he has employment in a
shirt factory.-W. T.. Barr LETT Thurs
day for Lewiston, Me, where he will
spend a month with his son, F.. NJ Barr
Miss Ida .BcnClt of Montgomery is in
town visiting at the home of her brother.
a. O. Benoit, of Franklin street Tho
Whist club are to meet at the home of
II. j. Cutler Wednesday cvening.-H r.
Merritt spent Monday in St Adams
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England" Arthur Brown II. Clark Of
Waterbury has been doing work for
|iurley Talcott and Sanford Warren
There was n dance at Mr. and Mrs John
|,aPan's Wednesday night in Talcott.-
Fohn Fcnwck picked a bunch of fresh
green arbutus fun of buds the 26th OF
January. -Frcd LaTulippc. who moved
|c Randolph last month, sold all his
household things and sent his wife and
our small children back to this town.
flames o. Bricn is Mt home from Mont
helicr.--A man from Alburgh Is coming
his week to open tho blacksmith shop
owned by James Burke. lie and his
family will have rooms in Mrs. George
1'ombard's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Croto Of South
Burlington were at his fathers Monday
NJ. j. 1icwctt was in burlington Satur-
Rav.--Mrs. Willard Ferguson is about the
house. CONSTABLE Frank Croto was In
Burlington and Uncsburgh saturday and
H. Richmond Monday on official business.
Mrs. Jerry Croto is ill.-Danicl Bonn
hard has returned from Rutland.-Mr.
lind Mrs. 1,avignc of iIinesburgh spent
asst week with their granddaughter, Mrs.
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st. ALBANS.

The death of Mrs. Nellie Esther. wife
of Warren B. Post, occurred at her
home On Congress street at - o'clock
Friday evening. Heart failure was the
cause of death. Mrs Post was born in
St Adams about 35 years ago and was
married in 1890 to Mr.. Post at Joliet,
III. She has been n confirmed invalid
for the past 13 years, nine of which
were passed in Boston and Chicago.
Mrs. Post came to St. Adams about
four years ago to make a home for
her uncle. Wilbur p. Davis to whom
she was very devoted. Her long and
painful Illness was borne with rare
Christian fortitudc and her many
Eraces and excellent traits will be held
in loving remembrance by many
friends. Besides a husband, she is sur
ViVed by her mother, Mrs. Flanders of
Joliet, III. Mn Post was unable to be
with his wife at the last, he being
in hospital in Boston. where Fiji
day he underwent an operation for the
removal of cataract from the eye.
The Park View Hotel which has been
conducted for several yenrs by William
Landon, and long enjoyed splendid rcpu-
taton as frst-class hosiery, was closed
last night by the proprietor. The reason
givcn. is that the business is not suf-
cient to make it paying proposition. The
furniture and fixtures of the house will
be sold on or before next Tuesday 1t is
possible that the house will be again
opened in the near future, as parties from
New York State have been here looking
over the property and are favorably i'm
pressed. Mr.. and Mrs. Landon have not
fully determined upon their plans for the
future, and it is possible hat they may
open boarding house.
Frank II. Footc of this city has been
appointed general manager Of the Nor-
mont Power and Manufacturing COM
pany and also general manager of the
St. Adams Street railway. to succeed
w. VI. Vorce, resigned. Mr.. Norce, whose
departure was foretold in this paper.
has gone to Southbridge, Mass. whore
he will have charge of the lighting, heat
ing and power department of the Ameri-
can Optical company. large and wealthy
concern. Mr.. Vorce will for the present
continue as treasurer of the power com
pany here, and also as one of the re-
ccvcrs of the street railway. Miss Minnie
Il. Jennison has been appointed as as
sstant treasurer of the street railway
company.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

pleasant social event was dancing
party given at the home of w. s.
Parks Thursday evening, January 3D.
The Grand Isle Dramatic club has been
invited to give their play The Valley
Farm at North Hero in the near future.
The lake on the east is freezing over
for the third time this ycar.-fhcrc Is to
be donation and oyster supper at the
Union Church in Grand Isle February
7. William Rose of Burlington will give
several of his readings and Rotations
Winnie Rock and Minnie Ward were
married at St. Rose parsonage by the
Rev. Father LachanCc.-The Grand Isle
Whist club 90 to South Hero to play
against that club this week, South Hero
has beaten Grand Isle in one challenge
game.-The Ladies' Aid at their annual
meeting voted that the Officers remain
unchanged for the coming year, Mr.. and
Mrs S. S. Griswold have gone to
Indiana and possibly st, Paul.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Emma Bell was called to Bur
linrton Saturday by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. NJ. w. Chadwick -
Arthur. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
n. W. Muller, is i'll with appendicitis
Presiding Elder Rev. G.. W. Hunt occu-
pied the pulpit of the Methodist Church
Sunday evening.-Principal c. L. Jordan
left town Friday evening for his new
work in Mortified, carrying with him
the good wishes of all.--R. d. Brill was
in llardwck last week to attend the
funeral of his nephew, +. i. Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Franklin of Swanton
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Webster-Several from this
place attended the agricultural meeting
at Enosburgh Tuesday.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. Mr.. Emery has recently pur-
chased fine .tpworth organ of the Will
iam's Organ company of Chicago, and
1t is already in the parsonage.--Th fourth
quarterly conference for this charge was
held at South Franklin last Saturday
The work is in good condition, finances
well in hand, and it is unanimously de-
sired that Mr.. Emery be returned to this
field for another year.-Mrs. Edna Foote
who was called here by the illness and
death of her mother. Mrs. Daniel Co.
burn. has returned to her home in Man
chester, n. H., her father accompanying
her.-l .ee Derby is home from Bellows
Fails owing to illness.-Scvcral members
of the Order of the Eastern Star attend
ed the district meeting held at Rlchford
Tuesday.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Monday meeting of the w. c. r.
L. will be held on Friday afternoon with
Miss Alice Capp.-The social which was
to have been held at O. Goodrich's last
week was postponed and will be held on
Thursday evening of this week under the
auspices of the Epworth League and
Ladies' Aid society.--The Ladies' Aid So
ciety met last Thursday with Mrs. p. j.
Lumbra.-Miss Clara Wheeler has return
ed from an extended visit.-Miss Bessie
Forbes, who has been in the employ of
NJ. L. Maurice as stenographer for the
past few months has finished work here
and gone to her home in Essex Junction,
having received a position with the N. Il.
Il. e. Y. Co.--The town auditors will meet
at the office of NJ. p. Maurice February
to act on the reports of the past year.
C. j.. Clapp is sick.--Mrs. Harvey New
city suffered a shock few days ago.
Mrs. Mitchell Baker is on the sick list
William Manzier is visiting in Jay.
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SICK OF MIDSUMMER.
Lnck of Snow Has stopped laundering
Operations in Northern New York.

Utica. Jan. 3l.-A summer within a win
ter has lost its charm for many of the
residents of northern New York. Lum-
bering operations have been given up be-
cause of lack of snow and now the man.
ayers of the big mills which employ
practically all of the population of Tup-
per Lake announce that unless there Is
real winter and plenty of snow within tho
next two weeks the mills will of necessity
be closed and will not be run during the
coming summer. There is ice in scat
tered localities in the woods and this is
finding ready sale to down State dealers.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

\. J. Pomcroy is in st. Adams, Swan
ton and Enosburgh Falls this week on
"A business trip.-St. Marys Guild will
meet with Mrs. George Lloyd Thurs
day afternoon and evening. February l.,
Supper will he served as usual.-Mar-
shall Shattuck of Worcester, Mass, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Merton C..
Shattuck.-The many friends of Mrs. J..
y, Hun of Fairfax are panied to learn
of her critical illness, the result OF two
strokes of paralysis, on Thursday, Janu-
airy p, Mr.. and Mrs. HUH moved from
this town to Fairfax a little over "A year
ago.-Rodney Sturtevant was in Fairfax
over Sunday, called there by the Illness
of his sister, Mrs, j. p. Hull.-William
iiycraft who has been at work In Maine
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Carlo Cutler is sick with measles at
his Grandfathers Mr.. George Cutler
James Gallagher has been spending sew
oral days with his father Joseph Gal
liEhcr-Arthur Shelley has recovered
from pneumonia and Miss Winifred
shelley. who came home to care for
him, has returned to Boston.--Miss Ken
ncdy spent Saturday and Sunday at her
home in Swanton.-Mr. Butler of Swan
ton and Mr. Hubbard of Rutland were
in town the 3Oth to adjust the insurance
with Mrs. Beardsley.-- Albright of
Montreal is visiting her mother, Mrs
Chessman while Mr. Albright is abroad
on a business trip.-Mrs. Lydia Town is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hunter in
Rouscs Point, n. y.
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his farm to Wesley King.-WesIev
Brush went to Rouses Point and
bought a driving horse last week.
Mrs Albert Ufford is slowly falling
Several of the teachers of the Bellows
Free Academy went to Burlington Sat-
urday evening to attend n play,-Mr
and Mrs. Ray Lewis of Westford were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Hol-
brook January 27.--Mr and Mrs. f. T..
Orion, Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Orton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Dawson
went to Milton Sunday to attend their
aunts funeral. Mrs. Diana Berkeley
Mrs. George Kenfold is sick with a
severe cold &C. f. Mudgett went to
Enosburgh January Is to make ar
rangements to move there. He has
been in trade in town about % years
The ladies missionary meeting will
meet Wednesday, January 81, at ten
o'clock a. m. with Miss Abbic Kenfield
Dinner will be served.
The stockholders of the Fairfax Cream
cry company met at the home of I. T..
Hunt The meeting was called to order
by President I. w Paris. The audi
tors report showed that the company
of butter and had received for tho same
s65 Has: cost of manufacturing, S244 per
100 pounds The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Directors,
| f. Hunt, /. w. Paris S. Z. Paris,
S. r. Cilley, l.. c. Boyden, r. NJ. Bal
lard; auditors, +. w Shepardson, ]. S.
Howard; l. W. Paris president; S. T.
Cilley vice-president; !. j.. Hunt, mana
ger and treasurer; =. NJ. Ballard, secrc-
tary. A vote of thanks was given to /.
f.. Hunt for the able manner in which
he had conducted the business for the
company.-Lewis Sanders had the mis-
fortune while saving wood for John
Shedd to cut his little finger Off with the
circular saw. lie went 70 the st. Albans
hospital to have it treat cdr. O. Sturte-
want of East Fairfield was in town Sun
day, called here by the serious Illness
of his sister, Mrs. j. r, Hull.
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STOWE,

At the meeting of Mt. Mansfield Juve-
nile Temple, l. o. G.. T., on Saturday,
Katie Robinson, Venila and Isabel Smith
Lila Shubert, Earl Mayo and Horace
Downey We're initiated into the order
While working in the woods about two
miles above the forks on Saturday, Ar
thur Shonio was caught by falling
log and one leg was broken. The young
man was taken to the home of his father,
Jack Shorio, in Stowe hollow. where
the fracture was set by DIR. Morgan
Earl Stone has been confined to his
bed by illness the past week but is now
improving MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Morrill,
have moved from George Brush's house
into the house with Mr. Morrills par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucus Morrill,, TO
remain until the completion of the new
house.-Mrs NJ. A. Jenney is recovering
from an attack of heart trouble-.The
three years old son of Ira French Of
Moscow is quite low with consumption.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Lang on January 26.-Brief fu-
neral services were held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barrows on Friday
conducted by the Rev. J. Q. Angel over
the remains of an infant born on the 3tn.
-Presson. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gale, is suffering from broken
arm. caused by n fall down flight Of
stairs.-Mrs. Il. A. Clair was called to
Morrisvile last week by illness in the
family OF her son, J. +. Clair.-Mrs. y
s. McAllister leaves Stowe next week for
her home in Denver.-Mrs, Mary Sherout.
who has been in st. Adams for several
months, has returned to her home in
Stowe.-The tenement in the Atkins
block recently vacated by James French
is now occupied by Mr.. Crosby and fam
ily from the state of New York. The
Rev. l.. II. Elliot OF the Vermont Bible
society spoke at the Congregational
CONTINUED ON 1th page.)
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the past ten months, is at his home here.
Cleveland Morey and Miss Lillian
Campbell of Fairfield Centre visited at
s. y. Morcy's Sunday.--'rhe Rev. w. H.
Mason of Enosburgh Falls occupied the
pulpit in Union Church Sunday forenoon
and evening, January 2s.-George STUFF
nebean OF bakersfield visited Harley
Kidder over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
Greene of Cambridge visited Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Shattuck last wcek.-Roy
Miller OF Bakersfield was the guest of
Irving Chase over Sunday--Hazel North
rup OF ST. Adams is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Egbcrt Colburn.
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6 the saving from death. of tho baby
irl of Geo. a. Eylcr Cumberland. Md.
lie writes: At the age of II months,
ur little girl was in declining health,
With serious Throat Trouble. and two
physicians gave her up. We were al
most in despair, when we resolved to
ry DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
umption, Coughs and Colds. The first
ottlc gave relief; after taking four
ottcs she was cured and is now in per-
7ct health" Never fails to relieve and
l,re cough or cold. At j. w. O'Sulli-
ans drug store; SOC and sl.oo guaranteed.
rial bottle free. All druggists.
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ALBURGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie NJ, Mott are
the parents of young son, born
January 26.-Mrs. II. w. Marvin who
has been very sick for the past two
weeks, is somewhat better at this writ
ing.-W. j. jameson Of the G. c. Co. of
Burlington was at home with his family
over Sunday.-Mrs. Henry Nosburgh is
very sick with inca ses.--Frank Turner
has bought a lot of Peter Vantine and
will build house soon
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HENS CONTINUE AMIABLE.
Eggs Retail Mt - Cents Dozen
Thanks to Warm Weather.

The warm weather keeps the hem
amiablo so that strictly fresh eggs con-
tinuo to retail at % cents a dozen. Creanl'
cry butter is selling for 81 cents a pound
and dairy butter for - cents a pound.
This period which the calendar indl'
Gates as mid winter finds the markeu
rather scantilv stocked with green veKe'
tables and fruits and there are only slight
variations in prices from week to week
Cranberries are becoming very scarce 81
that when obtainable they command fron
20 to 25 cents a quart. There is an abund.
ance OF canned goods both fruits and
vegetables, for which the demand is great
these days. There is also full line Of
pickles. both foreign and domestic.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs Hull on Fairfax Plains had
shock January 25 and is not expected
to recover.--Wannie Warren's little
daughter three years old is very sick
with pneumonia--C. III. Brush had his
driving horse kicked quite badly one
night last week. He cannot use it
The Rev. Ashel Gilbert of Boston was
in town last week and decided the old
Dawson homestead to Frank Good
year.--W. d. Stewart. C. G. Gillette,
V. II. Ellsworth and r.. NJ. Ballard
spent January "a IN St. Adams
ID. d. Howard has rented the Rev. Rolla
Hunts farm in Huntvllc for the term
of five years,--Unirah Smith has rented
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Jan. 81.
WHEAT--May, S494c: July, s3isds3hc.
CORN-May, 44lsc; July, 447sc.
OATS-May, 30iHc; July. 291a0 29ssc.
MESS PORK-Per bbD-May, sl4t5l
July. $l415; an, sl3.75.
LARD-Per 100 lbs)-Jan. $40; July.
$751;: May, {. 55
SHORT RIBs-sides Ooose)-Jan..
s7.45; May S.55d757ia; July, s7s7ia.
Cash quotations:
WHEAT-No. . spring wheat S22dS5c;
No. 3, sOiaaSSiac: No . red, S5iads6isc.
CORN-No. ., 4liic; No. . yellow, 4l,.4
n1sc.
OATs-No. .. 2alac; No. . white 3oNc;
No. , white. 29a4d3lHc.
RYE-No. ., CSC.
BARI.EY-Good feeding 39T33i2c; fair
to choice mailing, 43d5oc.
F'LAX /, Sill; northwestern
No. l, sl.1S
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 1880
MESS PORK-Per bbD-sl375dl3.s0
LARD-(Por 100 lbs)-s7 4od7.42h.
SHORT RIBS-Sidcs doose)-s7.35D
As.
sIDEs-short clear Cboxed)-sI759
7.s71s.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed. none.
WHISKEY-(Basis OF highwines)-Sl.73
on the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries.
lSM25iac; diaries. 1Sn93c eggs easier at
mark cases included 15c: frsts l51ac;
prime frsts 16lac; extras, 1Siac; cheese,
steady 1l6l3c
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The 5Oth anniversary of the Hon. and
Mrs. II. G.. Holcomb was observed on the
afternoon of January %. Notwithstand-
ing the bad roads and poor ice there was
a large company. The parors were
decorated with evergreens and chrysan-
themums ana the dining room with yell
low jonquils and ferns. The bride was
hccomingingly gowned in cream white
iansdowne with chiffon trimmings and
the groom in Prince Albert suit with
low cut vest, with the same frills in the
shirt front that he wore 80 years ago
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ilolcomb are very
young and active for their years and arc
very prominent among the people of the
town. Among tho receiving party were
Mrs. Helena Tenncy, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. II. ilolcomb and son. Kenneth. At
three O'Clock dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. Nj. S. Thomas presided at
the door of the dining room. Miss Helen
Carswell served the coffee. Mrs. Il. s.
Fleury the tea and Mrs. II. T.. Houghton
the ice cream. The young ladies who
served were Mrs. Allen Hall. Mrs. Hattie
Doolin, Miss Cynthia Ritchie, Miss Josie
Lengfeld and Miss Elizabeth Naylor
Among the guests were several from
Rouses Point, AlburEh and Whitehall N
Y. Many letters of generalization and
telephone calls were received from friends
who were unable to he present. The
gifts were numerous and costly, amonc
them being gold, cut glass, fine china
and an oynX clock with candlebra to
match. Fine instrumental music was
furnished by Mrs. A. II. Hill and Miss
Helen Carswell All. the helpers spent
the evening and refreshments We're
scrved.-liorace SaNton of Shelburne
was the guest of NJ. S. Thomas several
days this wcek.-H G. Reed is in very
poor health.-Chicken pox is prevalent
in town.-Miss Josie I.engfeld was home
from Plattsburgh last week a few days.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Felix Brown Of Eden has moved in
10 William BARRIERS tenement.--The case
between the town of Montgomery and
Mr. Wilson of Westfeld was tried before
Justice McAllister of Enosburgh at Enos-
burgh Falls last Monday. The case was
for damages for breaking a sleigh on
the Notch road last winter amounting
to 5000 p. II. Coleman appeared for
Wilson, Town Agent w. p. Maurice APP
rearcd for the town. The town was
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Peculiar Disappearance.

j, D. Runyan, OF Butlervlle, O., laid
the peculiar disappearance Of his pain
full symptoms, OF Indigestion and bilious
ness. to Dr. Kings New Life Pills He
says: They are a perfect remedy, for
dizziness, sour stomach, headache. con-
stipation, etc" Guaranteed at j. w.
O'Sullivan's drug store; price 25c. All
druggists.
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PASTOR WIFE BURNED.
Lamp Exploded while He Was Prcach-
ing the Evening Sermon.

Whitman, Mass, Jan. 2S,-Mrs. Frank
w Shattuck, wife of the pastor OF tho
Advent Christian Church here, was
burned to death tonight in the par
sonage, through the overturning of a
lamp Her husband was conducting a.
service at the time in the church.
scarcely 200 feet away.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Now J Ork, Jan. IT.
Cotton futures opened steady. jan.
$1,000 bid; Feb. -; March, sl.05; April.
-: May, sl1.20: June. -; July, Sl@9i
Aug. Sl1.01: Sept, -; oct, 5000; Nov,
sl0.44: spot closed quiet, Is points de-
cline: middling uplands, sl1S5; do. gulf.
SLIGO; sales, 1000 bales.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

BUTTER-M quiet bat steady:
northern, o6427c: western, 25ia426iac;
Vermont dairy 2ON24c.
CHEESE-M was steady to day:
Vermont twins, 13ia0l4c.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Miss Mildred McElroy of Thomson, n,
Y, is visiting Miss Ethelyn Rockwell
Owing to an epidemic of measles two of
the schools in town are closed.-Capt. FL
win Stockwell of Swanton was in town
Monday. -Mrs. Ray Duba Is confined 10
the house by illness.-Roy Rockwell spent
Sunday with his wife In Swanton-Miss
Helen Brayton is quite Ill with the
measles
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eosTCN COPPER MARKET.

f)DSlOII,
Coppers were active to-day, United be-
ing prominent. and some good rallies
were recorded. The close was generally
firm.
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sWANTON.

d. T. Booth for several years engaged
in trade in the Billiard block will occupy
the store in Farrar block when ". X.
Brown IL Son move out.
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

EIgin III. Jan. 29.-Butter ruled
steady and unchanged to-day at ~
cents a pound. output for the week
400, 900 pounds.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

While walking through n maple grove
January rs. lIobert o. Reynolds found
May flower buds that measured one-half
pfb
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r. r. Merritt, well-known Canadian
hnancier and protector and builder OF
the Welland canal, is dead at St. Cath
arines. Ontario.