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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21
WHAT SHALL &c DONE Wits TAE
xUsTExuMAf

The aast namher nj Rh% Western
Review. = 81. Louis magazine devoted
to fraasEnaI Interests. gives tA~ Fea.
son Why the sanitarium project at Las
VEGAS failed 10 matrFiali11LaeA IL eW
operation asnnAg ihe great fTa:rFRai
orders Is the caWae assigned Th"
! Modern Noadmen GouA the Trad In
yoGing assessments and ratssd quite
q sum of money to be applied 10 the
equipplng Of the sanitariam- F1ndiag
tina, the other orders weEe not joiDins
In the movement. the Woodmea voted
TO withdraw from further paFsieipa-
tion and requested T. Il. Murphy 10
resign firm the hoard of directors,
tt seems strange Tint my n che
aFders shuuld have been
slow To unite In a project that meant
so much 10 the afflicted members. es-
pecially when the cOsl Ut each lndt,
viduai wa to be no NOR" than a eent
a month. However. such vas the cas-"
u was impossible for the orders 90
work together In harmony. 81 the plan
failed.
Hut the Montezuma hotel ~ still
idle, II cannot be- said that the ma.
iority at the people Of Las Vegas re-.
gretted that the s~anttartum at Las
Vegas did not materiaiize. The grea,
Ter number Of our people prefer seeing
the splendid property utilized for
some other than sanItarium purposes.
But II ought 10 be utilized. The SAM
Itarium project win not be- revived 4.
Is time that the people of Las Vegas
took uo In earnest the Important mat.
ter Of securing the r~eopeniug Of the
Mnht"Zuma on some plan that viii
command the approval Of nil citizens
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21
NOT A GOOD REASON

The present organization has eAiSt
cd unChallcngcd for many wars --
From The circular Of the Standard Oil
directors tn the shareholders.
So did the horrors of the inquisi.
tion; so did feudalism; So did vicious
kinErraft in England; sn did the I'M,
speakahl.' q Of the bourbon
monarchy In France: so did human
slavery In the United States of Amer.
lea: So did the grinding tyranny of the
Romanoffs >f RUSSIA. But all Of these
offences against God and humanity
came TO an end. They proved power
less To stand against the wrath of jus,
tice and an inevitable day of reckon,
ing. There Is NOT in all of the history
of organized wickedness In this world
any example to encourage the Stand,
ard OH trust to hope that 1t can es,
cape the righteous vengeance which
persistent cruelty and insulting op,
preston always carry with them
Kansas City Star.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

On" Of til" invincIble correspondent,
OF Trinidad sent out 10 the prpss as
Soc'a''ons III" statement tha' Their,
""r" 2."'", 0" sheep In Las Anlan>
county and that tw"nty.f'v-. per c.nt
OF them would die as Il result IL tl,,.
late Storm Their" ar Mt 2noo., .p,
sheep In th" whole state III Cniora.in
and Is isn't likely ;.at or" per cr,,t
ct them has" persisted In n, SOM
I"thidad ought >" get w an a<s0t I'd.
20" II" the: tu'rr>>iGn al ntw4pt
'm , liAr,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF tn" Interior. Land or
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ. Oct. "a,
1906.
Notice Ia hereby given that Antonio
Relasquez. OF Palma. N. M. has filed
notice of his intention to make final
five year proof In support OF his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
$3.50 made September 12. 1901, for
the s w IA, s w IL. Sec. 81 N -,
N w IA. s Il IA. N W IA, Sec. 2s,
Township 10 N. Range ID r.. and that
said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Santa sFe,
N, NJ. on December 8. 1906.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation OF, the land,
viz: Nicolas Tenorio OF Palma. N. NJ:
TcodorO Tenorio OF Palma, n. NJ.
Benito radilla of San Miguel. n.
NJ; Sebcriano Martinez of Palma. N.
NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
l0-lM Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

II Is believed the nexs Tinted
States senator from Delaware vii. 1T.
either Judge James Peunew.ll u In
g "r Il a Richardson u wealthy
resident Of the same city. Roth ar,
prominent republicans
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

Sinann Guggenheim's probabls elee
'i"n as C0IteA States senator fTon
Colorado Is particularly interesting as
Illustrating ,hs tendency among cap
tains al Industry To assume important
political positions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

G'nerai Charles II. Brayton, the re-
publican leader for the past thirty
years In Rhode island. and against
whom a strong political and personal!
Tight was wagcd In the recent cam
paign' ha" announced his retirement
from politics
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

The successful candidate for state
treasurer In New York Is a master
baker by trade. Since his election he
has sold his bakery and states that he
viii devote his entire attention 10 the
duties of his office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

Lewis Stuvyesant Chambers small
York. which casts not far from q mil
lion and n half votes. recalls the l047
recorded for Cleveland over Blaine in
the presidential election Of 1854.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

The Delegates elected a. = r0nstIfu
ttonal convention which was to have
adopted a constitution fos the state of
Arizona. have no legal right 10 NEE;
and adopt a constitution for the ,ro.
posed state of New Mexicn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

GoAcrnor Stokes Of New Jersey has
declined to become IA candidate for
United States senator to succeed John
F. DRYDEN. The senatorial fight in
New Jersey this winter will be n OF
the mos interesting anywhere in the
country.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

The Octopus Is putting it's feet into
it to such an extent these DAYS. that
despite Its t~entacles. it soon won't
have any feet left.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21
IO.l50

ln"h out for the new restaurant II
Old Town. RO>cnWald's building. \
hip THANKSGIVING dinner will he given
and desir" tn" good people of Las We
gas {" com" ont and enjoy IA good old
time dinner M,s y. J. Smith. propri
etor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-21

Sheffield mgalls. sun d former SeR.
4 John ! ingalls. h to be u m@-hnb%g
Gf The n*xt Kansas legislature.
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NORMAL NOTES.

Miss seayer, %, visited school the first
OF this week.
Miss Wynne spent Sunday at her homo
In South Royalton.
Among be visitors last week were Miss
Douglas, Is, and John Harrington. 'O5-
Miss Bessie Adams spent Sunday viii
MISS kt3oee at the latter's home in Brook
Geld.
Inc ciEies and pedagogy classes we're
omitted Iue=day afternoon, as Mr. NorriII
attended town meeting.
MAJ examinations Tor the winter term
take place to-day and Friday. Saturday viii
Is breathing spell between terms.
Miss tielcs, who has been absent from,
enoet ioT Two weeks on account of sirlz-
neas. nas reLarned % her slhoaI wnrk.
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Randolph Continued.

The ChautauQua circle will meet next
Tuesday evening With Miss Clara Dame.
Mrs. Eepice Cough Fisher OF Bsushtou.
n. Y, is the guest q Mrs. Jane e. Spear.
~. e. Rrwci was our Monday sfte-
se.nE housed for lew DAYS with
lrysi peias 3n the left limb.
The ladies OF the Baptist ehurlh cleared
over 80 fTam the boiled dinner aad hash
slpps1 served town meeting dsv
Mfss Blsnche smith. the guest Of Mrs.
Guy p. Lsmsou Cor six weeks. returned
yesterday e her home in New York 5itv.
Bicknell Young Of Chicago viii Lecture
on Christian Science al DUBOIS & Gays
hal Monday evening, Mar. 10. AZ s
O'Clock.
A daughter was born YESTERDAY In
Nsshua. y. r., 70 Mr. and Mrs. John r
spring and granddaughter % }. ID.
Deuison, Esl.
II. r. Flint will carry from the village
this evening those who wish % attend the
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PANToN g. BOWEL.
CASH MARKET,

For the benefit OF those who prc.
fer Western Beef. ! shall in future
keep a good stock OF the same at all
times. Al present, am handling
some extra nice Native Beef, two
and three-S ear-old fieifers, which 1
am selling by the quarter or other
wise TO suit the customers
can show some nice chickens as
were ever offered for sale Ia town,
with the usual nice line OF Veal,
Lamb, Pig Pork, Vegetables, Fresh
Fish and oysters
sold through the month OF Deem
Der 90 gallons OF Oysters, which
speaks well for the kind Of stock
carry.
You get your moneys worth at
{. ID. Litohfield's every time.
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ne remarkable recovery o. Kenpets
ni.LElf Of hanceburo. Me, IS the subject
OF much Interest 30 the medical f-sfe-,.f...
ana VIDE circle Of friends. He ssvs ~
2 - ease '0wlng TO severe inhammation
81 lhe throat and congestion Of the Iungs
three doctors gave me up to die, when AZ
: tAet ieseFts j vas induced Is tr, ~
Nlng NeS Discovery and am happv ~
sAN y saved my iie.n Cures the worst
coughs and colds, bronchitis, tonsilifis
' 800 lungs, hoarseness and Ia gripDa
free. DSteie
for sale By H. A. Leonard and F. z.
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Snow Crust Accidents.

The splendid crust for the past few DAYS
has afforded magnificent cogsting oppor.
tunitles. Danger attends, hoWev and
coasters should choose carefully their
. course. a severe accident occurred Tues
day evening near Calvin Brewster's in
Bethel Gllead, where a party OF twenty
were enjoying themselves. A traverse
containing four, going down very steep
pitch, slowed and ran into an apple tree.
Miss Mary, li-yeal -old daughter OF selden
Iewksbury, who was steering, received a
lrightful cut on one limb, which bled pro-
fuaely. Drs. Rumrill and Angel we're
called, administered chloroform and took
about 20 stitches, both inside and outside
The young lady Is a pupil OF the high
school here. Miss Josephine Emery.
shother passenger on the sled, was badly
famed and bruised.
Miss Minnie Holman Of Pacific Grove
Oal., who is visiting her uncle, Eugene
Holman, had an unfortunate introduction
to one OF NcrmOnt's winter sports Tues
day morning. She and Mr.. Holman went
10 the hill in the Dubois pasture TO coast.
intending to come down through one
gateway into an enclosure from which
another gateway leads out on Dudley
street. As they neared the first opening
the rear end Of the sled slowed around
and Miss Holman was thrown against he
barbed wire fence, one OF whose sharp
points caught in the left corner Of her
mouth, tearing the lover lip, lacerating
the inside Of her mouth and scratching
her cheek. Mr.. Holman got his niece on
the sled as soon as he could and drew her
70 q. a. Pearson's house near by, where
alFs. Pearson, who saw the mishap aud
went TO the young lady's assistance
washed and bound up the wounds Miss
Holman was then drawn on the sled TO her
uncle's home, where the wounds received
Surgical treatment that il IS confidently
expected will ensure their healing without
dishEuring marks.
Monday evening, Richard Jacobs OF
Braintree, In the exuberancs OF twelve
year old, undertook to turn a handspring
OF the crust. He dIslocated one elbow
Yesterday, Frank Bryant. who works
for George Bacon in Braintree, slipped ON
the crust, dislocating his right shoulder
l)r. Angel attended both these cases.
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EGGS for Hatehina.

From Barred Plymouth Rocks, $. 4.
White and $. Z. Brown Iephorns. priee
Zoe. per -. Two or more sittings al 900
per l3 None OF the new breeds Of fowls
can down the "old Leghorn" as an egg
mschine and no breed can produce them
az as little expense for feed. Twenty five
years experience with all breeds saws SO.
&. &. PAINE, Il. O., East Bethel, VI. Tel
ephone, South RsudolphA ae ~
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/. D. LITGHFIELD, Prop.


ESTATE oF CHARLES no. BASS.
rTATE OF VERMONT IH fhe Prostate C4-rr
nsasu1lFI Dbl sEg.Hr. 49, q" .H an EsEa# tHH ana
81 salf E..Ir.Hf. Hn sac .ll 1aHH E.aHaH y rs
isIs HH. .HHa .It-f-a tHF.1r H aHHHrr.E
" lHa I-e HE 9EHeiFs d Gaa I.feH" NHF F..rE
tlff. uaFia- estate H saiH distract HaaHa Hr.
sal.fs Hs ltrlIels s.u HrI1lt f=- t.II
cad lI.a7sarHr aHHI las.s ars .Ilaf.Hl -Hr lH.H.s
"a distribution ari fart .tl8. 81 tae lstafsaf H
decreased
WHreaaHHH. 30 o. ordered Or s1#I ts1rf rHaf
-sid aHasarf and said application te referred III
ssn af sat8 lHlrt. O. De heId q rhf Haufata
EN- iH ssIl l4za3 ~. .H fhaesIh ssV Hl s. .af
ID. last far bearing and decision thereon
ard li j. further dr,itrell, fh1f aI persons
c -reaGeal Hc a.tilea Hereuf hF EaaIIfatiar III
uatre e saI application and arler tfere.a
ltres ueeEs .lCrrsslFe.E iu the HTrlld and
Nsur b. n paper FubllshfI iu Randolph anI HhIeh
Z 81 uates I'D she ur Ehherhaal uf those sitter
fstt before al ID time % hearing. ttHf fhHF mas
arrl az "a said time ..szd place. and 90 fhHF sea
t4ausf, ai5IFfr thereto.
By the Caurt Attest
WILLIAM "A NICHOLS gasire
frae cory u Reunris Attfst
its' WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. Jadce.
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Statlsties Surelv Prove

that all men and women must die, but do
not say when. Therefore, human necessi-
ties, food and shelter, require life insur-
ance tor the families Of those who msy die
too quick, and annuities for those who
may live too long. Further explanation
BY mail for the asking. 57th year dong
business ia az states. National Life ms.
Co OF VI (Mutual)
;. ;. Ballard, General Agent, New Lang
don Block, Montpelier. ae
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supper given in Braintree for thesbenefi
Of Mrs. Dana Battles.
Miss Hattie Plumb, who has been will
her mother, Mrs. Moses Seymour, two
weeks, left Tuesday for Providence, X. J..
where she has employment.
Mrs. c. o. Osha and little daughter have
been in Royalton since the LIST, visiting
Mrs. Osha's sister, Mrs. H. A. Mayo, at
whose home Mr. Osha also spent Sunday
f. G. Webber OF Fitchburg, Mass, who
owns the bakery paraphernalia in the
basement OF the Howe block, was here
last Thursday with a possible purchaser
Of the apparatus.
G. l.. Holman has sold ten OF his West
ern horses at prices ranging from $3.50 10
900 apiece. One pair have gone to the
farm of NJ G. Rowell, and another pair to
the farm OF j. b. Adams.
The circulation OF books from the K inn
ball Public library during February wGs as
follows:-Total. l.623; average per day,
81 3-20 class books, go $500; juvenile,
I'll ZIG 100, fiction, 1852 (66.6go).
On account Of the concert by the Ameri-
can Jubilee Singers Satur4a- evening. the
Grange meeting has been postponed to
Tuesday evening, when the discussion on
the corn canning proposition will take
place.
The A. B. Cushman real estate agency
has sold for NJ. q. Rowe'l pni q. l.. Hodges
the Melzsr Woodbury. house on Elm
street to Rev. and Mrs. G o. Howe, who
pure lase it as an investment and will con-
tinue to rent IL.
A pleasant whist party Of six tables,
given last evening by Mrs. II. @. Beekman
apd Miss Eunice Flint at the home of
Hon. W. b. Wall brought first ladies'
prize to Mrs Belle Dubois and first gents
to Edmund Nixon.
Miss Minnie Carpenter arrived yester-
day morning from Chicago, where she had
been engaged a month In dressmaking for
a cousin. She found her father, w. w.
Carpenter, III with a hard cold, which has
kept him confined to the house lately,
The annual convocation OF Whitney
chapter, No. 5. II. A. NJ. viii be held in
Masonic hall Monday afternoon, the 18th
inst, at o'clock for the transaction OF
business, the bearing OF reports and the
election OF officers. There will be
special convocation in the evening at 1880
for work on the r, A. degree.
The Sanatorium Aid society meeting,
held In the Bethany church vestry yester-
day afternoon. was well attended. Sew
ing for the sapatorium was distributed
by the work committee composed of
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, Mrs. Il r. Draper.
Miss Mary Marcott Mrs. l.. d. Xix and
Mrs. John r rewksbury. Several new
members were received and the treasury
was increased by the payment Of annual /
tues. II was voted 10 endow bed at the /
at a cost of 800. this bed to I
be controlled by he Aid society through 1
! committee to be appointed later. The 4
party is to be postponed until 4
liter Faster on account OF the cantata /
JOSEF h" which is to be given the 22nd /
md 23rd Of this month, partly tor the /
benefit OF the Aid society. All the ladies /
u the town are cordially invite to Join 1
his society and attend its meetings. Its I
object is one that should interest those /
ivin outside this particular village and /
a its work all can assist.
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b You Guess So &c So.

and so and so is as good as any way to
guess II you don't know, you may hit IT,
A hit Is a fixed point. A miss is an the
rest Of space. II you insure, you cover
everything, hit or miss, that is to saw, il
you insure with us. 57th year, doing BUSH
ness in n states.
NATL Life ms. 90. OF Vermont, 8. s.
Ballard. General Agent, New Langdon
Block, NJ 1ntpelier. ae
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lmportant

Farmers who want milk wagon will do
well 70 see StFong's "band- made" kind
with the celebrated Concord axles before
buying.
The Strong Hardware Co is the largest
in Vermont, and has been engaged ia
the hardware business in Burlington, Vt,
for more than fifty years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-08
Church Notes.

Subject OF sermon at Bethany church
next Sunday viii be "Man's Dependence. 4"
Christian Science chapel services sun
day al II a. M; Subject, Matter. q"
wednesday evening meeting at 40.
Methodist Episcopal church Preach
ing by the pastor at l0:31 a. m. Sunday
school at Y O'Clock. Epworth League at
$50
Baptist church services 1870 a. m. The
pastor will preach. Bible school, II
o'clock. Evening services at $50. when
the pastor will again speak.
Be hany Guild will meet in the vestry Of
the Brick church, Thursday, March 18th.
at 2.3l o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. BiVbv.
Mrs. Parish Blanchard and Mrs. Blodgett.
At st. Johns church next Sunday. the
second Sunday in Lent, there will be even
in prayer at 2.31 O'Clock The rector
viii be absent at Grace church IN the
morning. Thege is also az the church a
service at 4 O'Clock on Wednesday after
moons during Lent. All are welcome.
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Death Of 7. w. Allen.

Thaddeus Wilired Allen, who would
have been 70 years old in May, died at a
quarter to three O'Clock Monday morning
At the home OF his son, Edwin M. Allen,
in Canaan, n. II. He had been failing I'M
health for some time, and since the death
Of his wife in November had seemed to
lose in strength more rapidly. lie suffered
from no organic disease but succumbed
rather toa general breaking up OF the
system.
Mr.. Allen was born in New York state
but came to Vermont when young man
Of about p years OF age and had spent the
greater part OF his life in this common
wealth. When the Civil war broke out.
he enlisted in a New York regiment and
later was second lieutenant in SCOTS
300 cavalry. At the close OF the war be
became leader OF a military band in
Washington, D. c., and afterwards led
band IN keene, n. H., for ten years. His
musical talent was remarkable and 10 its
cultivation he gave a great deal OF time
Twenty-Five years ago he tolk up his
residence in Randolph and remained in
town until 1893, when he and his wife
removed TO Canaan, n. H., where they
continued TO make their home. They are
survived by three sons, Edwin NJ. and
Robert +. OF Canaan aud r. w. Of this
village. The latter, with his wife and
one daughter, Merle, went 10 Canaan
Tuesday 10 be present at the funeral.
which was held at 80 yesterday after
noon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-08

treasurer, h. r. Demeritt; secretary, T.. f.
Palmer, Jr.; general manager, b. r.
Demeritt y
1.-THE Demeritt & Palmer Packing Co. has
purchased OF Judge =. W. Huntley his
steam mill, possession Ito be given at
once. BY acquiring this property, the
Company is now IN a position to manufac-
ture its own packing boxes and all the
rough lumber will be worked out Of this
mill for its clothespil business. The
property is a very valuable addition to the
Demeritt & Palmer Packing Co. business.
The company Is one OF Waterways most
substantial, and 1t is pleasure TO watch
the company expand its business
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Let Us Do Your Spring House


The unders gned, having entered into
copartnership, are prepared to do first-class
house painting, paper hanging, Ealso-
mining and decorating. None bat expe-
reneed help employed and prices as low as
the lowest for same quality Of work.
4. A. PHILLIPS.
w. j. DUKETT.
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sanford-han.

Charles 4. Sanford Of Randolph and
Mrs. Eliza Hall Of West Newton. Mass.
were united in marriage by Rev. Y. NJ.
Fowler at s O'Clock Sunday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Waterman
IN the Cushman block.
The parlor was decl,ed with English
violets in honor Of the event, and esch OF
the ten wedding guests wore q bunch Of
the same flower. The bride was ta=tef1liv
arrayed IN light brown silk. trimmed
with tatting lace and carried a bouquet OF
viUlets
After the service. the newly married
couple received tie congratulations OF
their as-emh f-ierd4. and Mr and
Mrs.. FalorHam af -rf-e-hmaufs of
wedding csse, uaag &abiss1 waters
and Cocoa
fhaueErsuh selections c5utFi 5uted 20
The eE. aymant OF The company until the
departure az She brina and groom for Mr.
S4uiCrl. farm. on which they are % re-
side.
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Paekina companY - IS.

These two items are from this week =
issue ~ the Waterbury Record
The stock holders OF the Demeritt 4
Palmer Packing company met last week
and orgsniz 4 by electing the following
directors \. Demeritt. B r. Deueritt.
Il +. Palmer, Jr., Z. W. Hantley snd John
II Palmer. The directors then elected the
following officers Presi tent. r. y.
Delneritt; vice president, +. W. Huntiey .
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For SALE;-PostofIice cabinet, good as
new, very convenient, money order win
dow, 10 lock boxes 1l9 call boxes, 70
aiph bet boxes Will sell Tor half price.
ALICE b. FARNHAN, p, NJ, COpperfeld,
VT.
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Hay for Sale.

About IS tons best horse hay for sale
che p at the barn, For particulars apply
% II. 4. Flint Randolph, or +. H. Thresher,
Braintree.