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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-03-19
TALCOTT.

Miss Lorraine Campbell, who has
been very III at her home for some
time, was taken to Dr.. Holley's hos
pital, Hinton, for further treatment.
C. Campbell left here to resume
his work, Friday.
The Talcott school opened about
two weeks ago with so pupils enroll
ed, Prof. G.. II. Bunday and A. D.
Seams teachers. They are doing no
bic work.
Thomas Wood came up, Sunday
night to visit his family
Peyton Robinson. from Fife, Va,
was in town last week, looking after
the interest Of his uncle, H. Robin
son, deceased, estate. He returned
home, accompanied by Henry, one
Of his uncle's sons. The daughter,
Miss Sally Robinson, will go soon to
her aunt in Washington, d. c., to
live.
Rev. J. e. Dotson preached his
farewell sermon to his gregatiOn
here 1t was an instructive discourse.
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Paper. Mrs. Lydia A. Taborn: sub.
and Useful Life.
Singing. choir,
Paper, Mrs. w. "A. Howard
Address. Mrs. Fannie Robinson.
Solo, Mrs. James Brown.
y. m, Epworth league;
At p. M, the pastor. Rev. G. w
w. Jenkins, preached an eloquent
sermon TO the various clubs OF tbs
church. Each service was we'll at
tended, and the rally from none
tary standpoint was decided sue
cess.
Mrs. Jenny West, OF Ben street,
was called to Covington. Va. by the
death Of her mother. Mrs. Lucy
Johnson.
Mrs. Lottte Brown received the
sad Intelligence Of the death Of her
sister. Mrs. Lucy Johnson, in Gov
ington, Va. Mrs. Brown, who was
quite III at the time. suffered re-
lapse from the shock. She Is slow
~ improving, however.
NJ. Patton, who was very sick, Is
able to be out again.
The officers of Trinity church have
issued invitations for q reception In
homer OF the pastor. who is closing
4 very successful year here.
The b. W. Arnett club ha sisued
invitations for a st. Patrick's social.
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Stephen Lassiter was calling
on friends In Weston, Sunday.
II. ID. Lakewood. Of Parkersburg,
was Il pleasant school visitor here,
Monday.
At a meeting Of the representative
men Of our race on last Tuesday eve
ming, an organization was effected,
known as the Progressive Council.
Many excellent addresses were made,
among them rs most practical talk
on our needs by Rev. G. w. w. Jen-
kins. The council meets this week
to determine the needs Of our school,
such as raising the curriculum and
discussing the need Of additional
teachers.
Mrs. Mamie Howard was called to
Washington, d. G., by the illness of
her sister.
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so Ill, Ia about we'll again.


so Ill, Ia about we'll again.
Miss Jamie Perrin has embraced
Christian Scientist religion. and will
soon begin missionary work. She
spoke OF her work, Sunday morning.
in Sabbath school.
Mrs. Lucy Johnson, age SO, was
found dead in a chair at her home,
on Cherry street. Mrs. Johnson has
been afflicted with rheumatism for
tiicted also with erysipelas. Mrs.
johnson was the mother Of % chill
dren, only five surviving her. Her
husband was killed about eight years
ago by train. She was kind and
devoted mother, q consistent Chris
tian and a member Of First Baptist
church, from which the funeral took
place, Thursday afternoon, at three
o'clock. Rev. w. j. Hackett preach
ed a very Impressive sermon. Row
e. P. Jackson, Of Pine street, also
made some remarks. The following
children mourn their loss: Mrs,
Cora Seams, Mrs. Jennie West, Ed
ward, John and James Johnson.
No more cider can be sold in the
state Of Virginia. according to an act
Of legislature, therefore our town has
been made a little drier.
K. N. Smith, Of Hot Springs, who
has been quite sick, is better, but not
conValescing as rapidly as friends
would like.
Miss Mamie Anthony spent Sunday
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. T. T..
Anthony.
Little Roger Beale is slowly i'm
proving.
w. C. Watson is much indisposed
with la grippe.
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HINTON.

The public school will close here
on Friday, the 9th inst. The teach
ers are preparing a unique program
which will be rendered by the pu-
pills On said night in the Second Bap-
fist church. All Of the four teachers
have succeeded In getting other
schools in different parts of this
state, which will keep Thorn in the
school room until the first Of July.
Revival is going on this week at
the Second Baptist church.
Miss Lorraine Campbell, Of Talcott,
who has been Ill since January at
her home, was brought to the Hol-
ley sanitarium last Friday; her pres
ent condition Is favorable.
Mr.. Penn of Sylvia brought his
son Frank to Hinton few days ago
to be examined and treated by DR..
HOlley.
Mrs. Ellie Miller, Of Kilsythe, who
has been under treatment at the Hol~
ley sanitarum for one week, Is much
improved
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Mrs. E. w. johnson and one by Rev
Thurston.
w. l.. Gee. Of Gallipolis, spent Sun,
dry In our city.
Miss Ida Alexander passed
through the city last week. Ell route
home. her school ut the Orphans
Home having closed.
Mrs. Mamie West was hostess tC
the Orion club, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCl2an'S infant
child is quite i'll ut their home, on
9th avenue
Miss Josie Barnett and little Ouida
| Barnett spent Saturday and Sunday
| ut Holden with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barnett
The revival services at the \. NJ
+. church are progressing nicely
Evangelist Grant is conducting them
Mrs. Martha Payne. on 14th
street, was hostess to the Ben jamin
Tribe, Monday evening.
The supper given at the First Bap-
list church. Thursday evening. was
we'll attended, and quite a neat lit
tie sum. to go toward the building
fund, was realized.
Three converts were immersed ut
the First Baptist church, Sunday
morning, and made full members,
Sunday night
The work on the additional rooms
To Douglass school is progressing
nicely. When finished and with 9TH
or contemplated improvements, the
building will be one to be proud Of
Mrs. Arvona Lynch spent Sunday
ut Parkersburg.
Miss Rhoda Graham spent Sunday
her with friends, returning to Bar
louisville, Monday
The Elks banquet, at the X. OF P.
hall, next Friday evening. promises
to be one Of the swell social func-
lions OF the season.
Lee Monroe left for Cleveland last
week, where he will locate.
G. w. Hughes was business Wis
itor to Holden last week.
DR.. Barnett was called to the Or
phans' Home last week. to see quite
a number Of little ones, who are ill.,
Miss Ware. music teacher at the
Orphans Home, has returned, after
spending three months in Boston.
Mrs. McGhee remains poorly at
her home.
The Y. NJ. G. A. held it's meeting
at EbeneZer NJ. +. church, Sunday
afternoon, at which time Rev. Grant
addressed them.
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car struck his horse and buggy,
knocking the horse down, turning his
rig completely around and throwing
Mr.. Mackey several feet from his rig
He escaped uninjured the horse was
slightly SCARED on the side and
mouth, the rig received only a brok-
Ell shaft.
Miss Sylvia Grimes is visiting
friends in Cleveland.
The ladies aid of ST. Paul's A. M.
f. church met at the home Of Mrs.
G. P. Titus, on Prospect. avenue,
Thursday afternoon. A pleasant ses-
sion was held.
Rev. II. F. Fox preached ably
Sunday.
The Allen league society, st. Paul's
A. NJ E. church was favored with
two solos by Gladys Adkins and Miss
Lena Fox.
Nahum d. Brascher, on his way
from GAINESVILLE, stopped in the city,
Monday, for a few hours, to see Mrs.
A. G. Hath, a relative.
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Macdonald.

The .vCters Of thi splace met last
Thursday night and organized Il re-
publican club, known as the Sons OF
Toll, having for their motto, uni
ted we stand" Officers were elect
ed as follows: w. L. Thurston, pres
ident; ]. b Galloway, vice president;
w. f. Potter. secretary; p. H. Hunt
er, corresponding secretary; Nelson
Banks, trepsurer; w. B. Galloway.
ergeant-at-arms a. J. Jones, speak
er Of the house. After which the
president called on the most dis
tinguished gentlemen to speak: Dr.
p. II. Galloway, DR.. G. B. Henderson
DR.. II. II. Henderson, J. B. Galloway,
w. B. Galloway, A. j. Jones and Hon.
J. NJ. Ellis The club meets second
and fourth Thursday nights.
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AIckENDREE.

Mrs. Lucy Nicholas, of Arlington,
Va, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sar-
all johnson.
Robert Young made business
trip to ROnceverte last week.
Mrs. Martha Payne, Of Hunting
ton, was called here on account or
the illness of her nephew, George
Barney, who is much better at this
writing.
Mrs. Katherine and Ada johnson
and Lucy Nicholas, Lucy Allen and
Robert Young were guests Of Mrs.
Wright, at Thayer, Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson was calling
on Mrs. Goodman, at Thayer, Mon
day.
LOnnic Burks, Of Thayer, was
pleasant visitor at McKendree last
week.
Owen Price went to Prince, Thurs
day.
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WESTON.

Morris Ricketts, has returned from
Virginia, where he visited relatives
recently. He was accompanied by
his little daughter Ophelia.
Miss Mary Martin, Of Sutton, is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Grigsby.
The social at the church on last
Wednesday night was we'll patroniz-
ed, and a snug sum realized.
Rev. j. l.. Griffith held services at
Sutton last Sunday.
J. II. Farley spent a couple OF
days In Clarksburg recently and en-
joyed himself very much.
The sick are slowly improving.
Mrs. Julia Mcdonald has returned
from Morgantown, where she has
been the past month nursing her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Henderson.
Two young ladies from Clarks-
burg, whose names We could not
learn, spent Sunday here.
Miss Jessie Brown is able to be
about again.
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CLARKSBI re.

J. II. Early, Of Weston, was call
ing on friends here last week.
Mrs. Margaret Miller lies danger
oualH i'll at her home in Carlisle
Court
Miss Lilly Allen returned Sunday,
from Fairchancc, Pa, where she Wis
tied her parents.
Carl Green has returned from
Wheeling. and will soon move his
family here.
II. ". Grayson became seriously
i'll, Sunday, and the report that he
had received paralytic stroke was
soon alOat We are glad to report
that his condition is not at all alarm
ing. ana his physicians report he will
soon De in his usual health. Being
an Old and highly respected citizen,
his many friends were very sOlicitous
about him
Sunday was womans day at Trim
ity NJ +. church. Rev. Jet. state
missionary Of the Baptist church.
preached in the morning. At 3 y.
NJ. tn" following program wa rem
dered:
Opening chorus, choir.
Prayer, Rev. James II. Watson.
Paper, Mrs. Lutte Tuck
Solo, Mrs. Nellie NJ. Wilson.
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BARB0CRSEILLE.

Otis JacksorG Of Guyandotte, spent
Monday visiting friends here.
Mr.. Hill, of GuyandOtte, returned
home, Saturday.. from weeks visit
to his son, Scott Hill
Estcllc Hamler has been indisRos-
ed for several days.
Mrs. Annie Hill spent Saturday In
huntington.
Willie Goode, Erwin Higgins and
John Hill were in Huntington, Sat
urday.
Jacob Johnson, Of Midway, was in
town, Saturday.
Arch Williams spent Saturday
here with relatives.
G.. w. Hamlcr left for Hot
Springs. Saturday, where he is en-
plOycd at the Hot Springs station ne
porter.
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WINIFREIE.

Jas. Bell left Monday for his home
at Spartanburg, s. c.
Mr.. Penneyway, of Pittsburg,
spent the week here, the guest of
Mrs. E. M. Francis and mother.
MISS Estella Scott, Of Charleston
is spending a few weeks here, the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ed Tate.
Ed and Will Robinson spent a few
days in Charleston with friends last
week.
MI. and Mrs. Jefferson Smoot en-
tertained Miss G.. l.. Stewart at din.
ner, Thursday.
Misses Sarah Smoot and Valeria
Gore, Of Charleston, spent Saturday
and Sunday here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. NJ. Francis spent Monday
in Charleston.
J. II. Watt went to Lewiston on
business, Saturday.
w. II. Morris spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Charleston.
w H. Foreman is spending the
week at Handley, visiting his fam
lily.
Jubilant Lodge, No. II. x. Of p,
will have their annual thanksgiving
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SEWEIII,.

Eastern Star lodge, No. 10, K. Of
p, and Fanny l.. Starks Court, No.
g, will have their annual thanksgiv-
ing sermon preached Sunday, March
29th, at 1890, by Rev. \. A. Smith.
All lodges are invited.
Rev. f. G.. Page was called to
Montgomery by the illness Of his
wife. IN his absence, Rev. G.. w.
Lewis carried the revival on.
Rev. b. Young, Of ElvertOn
preached here Friday and Saturday
night.
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PIT. PLEASANT.

Mrs. VIM. Holmes and little
daughter Nola, Of Gallipolis, who
have been guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Smith. for the past
week, returned to their home, Satur-
day.
Miss Ida .Alexander teacher at the
Orphans Home, spent Saturday and
Sunday here, the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander
Mrs. James Toles very handsomely
entertained few friends, Thursday
evening, in honor of her brother,
Elem Craig, and his wife, of Wells
Vile, Ohio. Whist was the feature
of the evening, An appetizing lunch
was served at the appropriate time
John Striking left for Columbus,
Monday, to be the guest Of relatives
a few weeks
Mrs. James Franklin and children
left Monday for Pomeroy, where she
expects to make her future home
Mrs. Andy Smith was hostess to
quite a number Of young people Fri
day evening. Those present were:
Mrs. VIM. Holmes, of GallipOlis;
Misses Mosella Colston, Augusta Ri
son, Agatha Alexander, Messrs
James and Clyde Colston, Chas. Set
ties, Fred Thomas, VIM. Isham, OF
Virginia, and Wallace Smith Some
excellent music was rendered dur
ing the evening. All declared the
evening quite enjOyably spent.
Rev. E. Venture, pastor Of the NJ
f.. church of this place and Hunt
ingtOn, preached his farewell sermon
here, Sunday night. Quite number
we're in attendance and all regret
SOrely to think that Rev Venture
must leave. The church has pros
pcrcd spiritually and financially DUR
| ing his stay. He has the best wish
Is OF this entire people for success
wherever he may go.
VIM. II. Isham of Virginia, arriv-
ed in town, Tuesday, to begin his
work on Lock buildings.
We are glad to announce Eva Bur
| ton improving rapidly.
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CANTON. OHIO.

Mrs. Philip Hall left for Washing
ton, ID. G., to visit her daughter.
w. a Lewis IS spending a few
days in Cleveland with his family
Mrs. BLANCHE billiard, Of New Cas-
tie, Pa, Is in the city this week, Wis
iting Miss Alberta Hall.
J. II. Mackey, one Of C0nton's pro
gre= sive business men, marvelously
escaped death few days ago. Mr.
Mackcy was on his route collecting
and as he was crossing Market and
4th streets, the South Market street
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CONVICTION, VA.

Miss Blanche Burks, Of Clifton,
spent Sunday visiting her relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Beale and Mrs.
BurkS, her mother.
James Jackson, who has been
quite III, is improving slowly
came home from Parkersburg, Fri
came home from aPrkersburg, Fri
day night, to attend the funeral Of
her mother
Fitzhugh Brown, Of Charleston,
attended the funeral Of his aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Johnson.
Mrs. James Grimes, who has been
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-03-19

Miss Caroline Rice, OF Charleston
spent several days here last week
the guest Of Miss w. A. Freeland.
Mrs. Nellie Vanhook returned
from Page, Monday
Quite number Of out Of town
people attended the revival services
here, Sunday.
l.. p. Scott and Madison Jones
were business visitors to Brury,
Wednesday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Charles Lemon and son Ed
gar, of Montgomery, were the guests
OF Mrs. Emma Jackson a few days
last week.
The Y. NJ. G. A. met at the First
Baptist church last Sunday after
noon. Two excellent papers were de-
,livered to the association, one by
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sermon preached, March 30, by Rev.
Walker, Of Charleston. =
Rev. f. e Smith filled his regular
appointment here. Sunday, and
preached two very Interesting SER
mons.
Mrs. r. w. Brooks spent a few
days out Of town this week.
VIII Tunstil spent few days In
Montgomery last week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-03-19

Astonishing what an awful dust
n little woman with a broom can stir
up!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-01
vERMoNr,s INSANE n
Biennial Report of State Hospital at
Waterbury.

The tenth biennial report OF the trus-
tees Of the state hospital for the in.
sqne at Waterbury for the term ending
June $50, zoos, has just been issuedl
The report shows that the average
number of patients in the Institution
i $50, their net cost for the term Sl77,-
s63.5l, net cost week Sl,7o3.21, and
net cost the state per week of each
patient $500 4-1O.
Without giving credit for the cash
received from private and part pay
patients and paid to the state treas.
urer, the actual cost OF patients pei
week was 1892 $40 each,
The receipts Of tine institution for
the period were 1913 1906 and the
larger expenditures were;
House salaries and wages $50,
subsistence S45,520. fuel and lights
Sj1.S73, construction and improvements
$27 Cos, farm expenses and wages $l6,-
l4o, clothing $0,Ts3, etc, totalling
$225,221. The stock on hand per in.
ventory June 30, 1908, 1914, 426.o5.
Supt Grout says in his report that
it will be only question of very
short time before further provision will
have to be made for the accommodation
OF the constantly increasing number OF
patients who call on the state for aid
and this must be met by increasing the
capacity Of the hospital or sending
some to the Brattleboro retreat, where
a contract is in force for their care and
maintenance at expense OF S3.75 a
week.
Even II an appropriation is made by
the legislature 10 increase the capa.
city Of the asylum, it is not at all pro-
bable that they could meet the de-
hands made upon them until it could
be brought about.
He recommends an appropriation for
the erection of building reasonably
secure for the accommodation OF the
criminal insane and the building of a
workship where mechanical work can
be done by those capable. This would
relieve the congested condition of the
male wards and prevent the necessity
of transfer of patients to Brattle-
boro for some time
The total number of patients on July
was $50 of which PCS were women
and $50 men, supported by the state
1874, private or part pay ~.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

DR. apd Mrs. Hall and Doris were in
Hardwiek Tuesday.
Blake Fair. who has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, is improving.
Mr.. ard Mrs. f.. A. Witham of South
Barre were recent guests at Dan Nc
Leans.
Mrs X, ", Pray has 50 much improved
in health that she took an auto ride TO
East Calais Monday afternoon.
News has been received OF the death
lin Berlin OF Mrs. Martha Holt, who is
we'll known here. Mrs Holt mas suffered
from paralysis Of the Throat for a long
time.
Marion Wheeler, who has been III with
diphtneria, is much improved and no
one else in the family has contracted
tne disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-01
IMPORTANT ARTICLES ON LUMBER

1t is not generally known that lum-
her of all commodities has dropped
most in the recent panic, Nor is ii
known that as a result, just now is the
best time to build. This is so from the
fact that as soon as business resumes
its normal proportions prices will go
soaring again. And our forest fires
Of this summer will not help to keep
prices down this coming winter and
spring.
The Boston Evening Transcript on
Saturday, October will publish three
important articles on this subject.
Real estate outlook for various sec
tions Of Boston and vicinity.
Review Of realty conditions during
the year.
Some OF the important real estate
transactions of 1908.
These will make interesting reading
for everybody, especially for those who
have in mind the subject Of owning
their own home some day.
incidentally this issue will. as con
sequence, be well patronized by real
estate advertisers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-01
FARM FOR SALE !

The farm, stock and tools of the w.
l.. George estate, located on the Plain
field road, miles out of Barre city, are
offered for sale. The farm contains
about 100 acres, has good buildings,
the barn and silo being new. There is
a splendid sugar orchard on the place.
Keeps % cows. On rural mail route
from Barre and receive mail from
Plainfield every afternoon. Would ex-
change for desirable city property For
further particulars inquire at the farm
or DR.. Barber. N. f. Telephone 33l-33
Also on Peoples line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE or JAMES CAMPBELL,

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Washington Commissioners 10 receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of James Campbell,
late OF City of Barre, IN said district. deceased
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, here
by give notice that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the Office OF II. William Scott. In
the City OF Barre, in said district on the I'd day
of October and al dav of February next,
from 16o'clock A. M. until o'clock r. NJ, each
of said days. and that six months from the sth
day of August A. ID. 1908, Is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dateo at City OF Barre this nth day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1908. g sn-f.s
WIN. s. ALEXANDER, Commits
GEORGE ROBINS sioners.
Sept 1874, Oct "Aft3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-01
MR.. MERRow'S TROUBLES.
Judgment Taken Against Him For
$500 in Burlington Court Yesterday.

Burlington, Oct Judgment was
given the plaintia in city court yester-
day in the case Of Edward Z. Woodbury.
Timothy O'Brien and Nathaniel Bar
rows vs.. DIR, ]. w Morrow to recover
500 and costs, the case being one to
recover for alleged Misrepresentation Of
the doctors motor boat "Baneh" which
he sold to tine plaintiffs. DR.. Morrow
took an appeal to county court.
The plaintiffs claim that they bought
Dr. Merrow's motor boat Blanche
July Is Of the preEent year and paid
$500 for it, the doctor claiming the
boat was all right and in good cond,
ton. They make the further claim
that the engines were not fitted to run,
and not complete, the water Jackets be-
ng cracked and broken. They claim
the bowls and piping system we're de-
flctiye that the cushions were not with
the boat and other things which made
their trade poor one. DIR, Morrow
came to Burlington Tuesday night from
Bangor, Me. to look after his interests
in the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-01
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

One lot In Orange, VT Estimated TO cut
$4,000 feet OF soft wood timber. besides large
amount Of cedar and several hundred cords of
wood Access on level land about two miles
from Lord 81 Nelson's and Phelps Bros. Saw
Mills. All down grade. i56tf
One lot Of about 20 acres, estimated to cut
1000 cords 6-inch stove wood, also a small
amount OF spruce timber This land is in Will
liams town ct Baptist street, about l-2 miles
from Graniteville. good market for this
wood in Graniteville. l56tf
One lot Of about 100 acres in Williamstown,
1-2 miles from railroad estimated TO cut
10000 feet soft wood timber and 100000 feet
hard wood timber. This is practically all a SUI
perior quality Of old growth spruce, hemlock.
birch and maple This land lays nicely and is
easy of access i56tf
For fun particulars inquire of the d. A. Per.
nv Real Estate Agency. l56tf