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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-16

Glover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds
for sale by The Henry st.Olair 90. 27w7
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JERICHO.

Mrs. A. II. Cochranc went Friday to
Underhill Ia care for Mrs. Henry Mead.
Mr.. and Nj Hiram IIanley celebrated
their tenth anniversary Friday even
ing y large number of Essex friends
were present.-Nr~. \. D. Brooks is visit
ing at the homo Of her father. a. W.
Ross.
Arba Davis is -arously III at the home
of his daughter Mrs. George Poster
Miss Irene Clo,clud is stopping With
Mrs. Ray Gr3sou-Mrs C. e. Buxton
and young son returned Sunday from
Colchester Mrs. Evalyn Lowry of Mont
policr is at Albert Gleason George
story, George Howe and Theodore VIII
liams of TIE t. v NJ. were here over
Sunday.-T w Buxton expects to go to
Cambridg" to work and will move his
family there. For the present Mrs BuX-
ton and children will remain with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs q. W. Foster
Miss Nette sheldon of Waterbury, who
came to attend the funeral of Smith \,
Poas'' has returned to her home Mrs,
Martha Rrddy and daughter Wayne,
returned to Malone, n. Y, Saturday.
| Mrs o. {. Grace and daughter Winnie
Nichols are with Mrs. w II. Whitcomb
| Tor the remainder of the winter.-The
| entertainment which the three depart
ments Of the GRADED school had planned
for February 81. has been postponed until
later in the term The Rev. Wilbur Rand
OF Winooski was in town Monday.
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were she has been the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. James Barrett, for several
days.
Markham Durand, an old resident OF
this town, died Sunday afternoon after
an Illness of several weeks, The deceas-
ed leaves two daughters, Ellen and Mary
of this town, and two sons Henry OF
llinesburgh and James of huntington.
The funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at his late home.
Miss Ircnc Torricn has returned from
Ilardwick where she was called by the
serious Illness of hcr sister, Miss Joseph
inc Tcrricn.-Thc Swastlka club went on
a sloighridc to Hinesburgh lat evening
to he entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Boed.-Mrs l. II. Goodwin
has returned from Waterbury, where she
has visited for several days.-Thc an
nual supper and roll call of the Congrc-
gational Church took place last evening
An address was delivered OY the Rev.
+. y. Kellogg of Waterbury. Ida
Barber of Montpelier was in town yes
tcrlay.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
HINEsBURGH.

Mrs Michael Gaffany, an aged resi-
dent of this town, died February
after lingering illness. The funeral
was held at the Catholic Church at
East Charlotte Thursday. She leaves
two daughters, Mary and Lizzie. and
one son. John.
George Loveland has bought the
IInoshurgh stage. mail and express
business of II. L. Palmer and took pos
session MondaY-Henry Goodrow has
leased the Martin & Pierce whcolwright
shop ana will take possession April |.
Harold Degree ia assisting in the
town clerks of'iCe.--Dr. J. i. Miles has
been at the Mary Fletcher hospital the
past week having his eyes treated
william T. Adams has been engaged as
assistant in the creamery.-About 20
Masons attended the tannual banquet
at w. T. AndrcwFs Friday night.
Mcad's orchestra furnished music
Monday night pleasant company from
tho congregational church gave Mr.
and Mrs. sykes a surprise party.-The
creamery, officers elected for another
wear are: Directors, H. y, Weller, \. ID.
Partch. O. A. Mead. A. Sykes and Tru-
man Rurritt: treasurer, y. -. Partch;
clerk. f.. Il. Dow; auditors, H. NJ. Page
ana ]. r. Rock
Tho Ladies' Aid of the methodist
Church will have a supper in the town
hall. Wednesday evening, February 36,
followed 10y an entertainment "Ye Ola
TYNE Dcestrict Skulc."
The annual meeting of Patriot Lodge,
Y. ana \. NJ. was held Friday. At the
| close of the meeting 60 partook of an
elaborate supper served by w. T.. An
| drcws and his house was thrown open
| for the entertainment of the members
| There will be n masquerade ball at the
| town hall Friday night.-Richard larner
| of burlington is visiting his brother, DR.,
| Larncr.-Miss Ethel Skim went to Fair
| Haven Tuesday to visit friends.-S"Voral
| friends of MIR Sykes and bride gathered
| at his home Monday evening The Swas-
tika club of Richmond was entertained
at the home of Clark Reed "Wednesday
cvcning.-Mrs. II. +. Hunt. who has been
quite i'll. is bctter-Mrs. Iucy Ray is i'll
William clifford is very sick. Mr. and
Mrs. clifford recently moved in to Mrs
| Sophia Degrees house.
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WONDERFUL MOVING VINE.
One of the Most Interesting of Ant
Phenomena on RECORD.

Near the bank of the Guadalupe river.
I saw something green upon the ground,
and hurrNine forward found n lovely
vino with leaves smaller than those Of
the snilaN. Of a pale, tender green, says
u writer In the February st. Nicholas.
Tho vine had its root about five feet from
the trunk of towering cottonwood tree.
aud spread ont on the ground four or
five inches wide. becoming a little mar
rover as it approached the tree. | could
seen no stems nor tendrils. so thick was
tho growth; and as / drew close to the
trcc say thai the vine branched Just
above the ground and went climbing
up tho great trunk and the branches.
It grew moro and moro slender until,
FAR up. could distinguish only thrcod-
'ikc lno Of green.
As / stood intontly watching tho deli
cate. graceful vine. ] became aware that
it was pcrvadcd by curious trcmulous
motion. Then ! saw that the individual
leaves were not stationary. Picking up
a twig from the ground touched one
Of the leaves and found to my amaze
mont that there was "a brown ant under
it about as long as my little finger nail.
Each leaf was nold In the maudiblcs of
lu ant iu such % way as to conceal the
body or tho insect. and the ants were
coming down the tree. The discovery
oano upon me with n shock. | had Stun
hlcd ON q nest Of umhrola-ants. Books
had told mo that such ants were found
in tno tropics, whore they carried bits
Of Leaves over their heads rs If to pro-
tcct themselves from the sun; hut hero,
uu '.c nHuk- OF the Texas river. | had
found colony of them shading thcm-
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Florence MISSIONER and Hiss Gene
We've Ferguson have been passing a few
days at Ausable Forks y. Y.-Mrs, Kim
BAH of North Ferrsburgh is visiting her
daughter. Mrs f.. c. MarSctte.-Mrs. Ga
lusha Weeks is in Stove for few days
Miss Gertrude Bacon, daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Bacon. was given
n surprise party by % friends Monday
evening i'm honor of her 18th birthday
Games were played and refreshments
scrVcd.-Thc Rev. w. f. Weeks has
consented to be a candidate for schoo
commissioner to succeed DIR. +. T.
Stoddard, who is not candidate foi
reelection. Mr. Wceks will make d
good school director lie was super
intendent of the Brandon schools FOL
several years before coming here.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Eva Green Of Essex Junction was
in town SATURDAY The Swastika club Is
invited to the homo of Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Reed I'm IIlnesburgh Tuesday
evening Tho dedication exercises of the
now school building took place FRIDAY
evening Prof. g. T.. Wright of Middle-
bury college delivered an address Inc
Rev. Frances Kmtall, the Rev. H. T.
Treat and Prof l.. Il. Prior also mace
short remarks. There was singing ny inc
primary and intermediate schools MISS
Miicent Murphcy and Mrs. Leon frlor
sang solos and light refreshments Were
crved-AIiss NARROW of underhiil y
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tuson Terrien-
lanes Cannon of waterbury was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. John
Cannon over Sunday.-Miss Mililcent
Murphey has returned from Montpelier
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Essex FUNCTIONS.

L
a very pretty wedding took place Feb
ruary at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nichols of Essex, where their
daughter, Emaroy, was united in mar
riagc to Herbert Remington. son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. j. Remington Of Essex.
The couple entered the parlor To tho
strains of the wedding march played by
Miss Marvina Nichols. ~ sister of the
bride, and the ceremony was performed
by the Roy. n. A wood Of Essex juno
ton. After the ceremony. a supper was
served. Mr.. and Mr.. Remington left for
short wedding trip to Montreal after
which they will make their home in
Essex Junction
Friday evening, February II, tho pupils
Of Essex town will unite for a spelling
match at Academy hall, Essex Center.
Divisions will be from the district
| schools and from the Academy pupils.
Prizes will bo given to the school Of
which the pupil is n member After the
match. it is desired that the older peo-
pie take part in spelling contest. All
are cordially invited to attend 4 SPELL
ing match will be held in Colchester
Friday evening, February q. District
Superintendent G. u. IOWA is arranging
| these contests
Monday was he joth anniversary of tho
marriage Of Mr. and Mrs Clark +. Mead
OF Colchester. formerly Of this village.
Owing to tho Illness of Mrs. Mead there
was no special observance Of tho day
but later their daughter. Mrs T.. w.
| Post. hopes to have a gathering Of
| friends in their honor Hclcn Phelps,
daughter OF Truman and Eliza Phelps,
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Thn lodine ~ Tho y " Q r + vilI
rive y valentine social at Mr. ana Mrs.
Homer C1ark,s Friday cvcning.--The
February, meeting Of tho w g. r L.
u.os bc1d with Nh n,visor o+ the
parsonaro Ucduosda afternoon at two
o'clock MIR. and Mr. Arthur James
of Palmer Mass a,. epcndin1e a fow
DAVIS with Mr. and Mr.. G. W lanes -
Mrs John Fopan returned to Rut1a N,
Monday after n few DAVIS ut her homo
horo.-AIrs. Lucy 1acEman +. suffering
with plcurisv phiIin Stehhins is also
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WINOosKI.

quiet wedding was solcmnizcd Friday
evening at the st. stephens roctory when
Miss Anna Hamilton was united in mar
rage to w. II. II. Langdon. The ccrc-
mony was performed by the Rev. James
J.. Rand in tho presence of a few intimate
friends. The bride was attended by
Miss Cora Brown, while Charles 4.
Caroline acted as best man. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. John Hamilton
and is ono of the popular young ladies
of the village Follow ng the ceremony
a wedding supper wa served at Dorm S
cafe in Burlington after which the now
~ married couple left for few days
wedding trip. Upon their return they
will make their home in the village.
Tho republican town caucus viii be
Eold in Forcstcrs' hall in Allards block
Friday evening at $50 o'clock when can
didatcs VIII bc nominated for the various
town offices. The democratic town eau
Gus will he held at To- same place Sat
friday evening.
The case Of peter Hordo vs.. Robert
Barry, an action to recover on chatte
mortgage. was heard before Justice If. h.
Graves Saturday afternoons Judgment
was given the plaintiff to received $40.
and costs. An appeal was taken to coun-
~ court.
Signal Sergeant George Hubbard left
last evening for Fort Wood, y. Y, where
he will remain for fe- days awatinl
| transportation to cuba. WhorH he has
| been assigned. Sorgrani Hubbard during
his two years stay at Fort Ethan AHer
| has made many friends in the village
who will regret to learn Of his transfer
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Mr.. Lennon, will return with her this
weck.-Judge Barber was in Burlington
Wednesday and Mrs. ". X. Tarbox
spent Tuesday in jericho Center at the
home of Mr. and Mr.. Cyrl~ Tarbox.-
The Kings Daughters Circle will meet
Frlday.-Thc schools will close Friday
The funeral Of Thomas Johnson, one
of the oldest residents Of this town,
was held from his homo here last Fri
day morning, with services in St
Marys Cathedral, Burlington, conduct
ed by the Rcv. =. J. Barrett. The bur
ial was made in the family lot in St
Joscph's cemetery. burlington. Tho
bearers were James f. Burke, Herald
stevens, 6. IL. Rand and J.. VI Corley
of Burlington. Frank Forbes and
James Crowley Of Willston. Mr. John
son died February q. He was born in
Parish OF Mullin, County Tyrone, Ire
land in March, 1927. being therefore
nearly 81 years of age He camc 20
this country as a boy in 1897 and the
family settled in Williston where tho
greater part Of Mr.. Johnson's life was
spent although for n time he lived in
burlington and spent some years in
the West lie was n veteran Of the
| civil War. having enlisted in Company L
of the 18Th Vermont volunteers, which
| regiment was commanded by the late
/ col Francis Y. Randall Of NorthhcId.
/ Mr. Johnson was unmarried. me
greater portion of his life was spent
/ I'm the family Of his sister, the late
! Mrs Maurice sullivan of this town, ana
in his declining years ne was cared for
dovotcdly by his nephcws and niccos
y man of upright and honorable christ
ian life, honest in all dealings with
his fellow mon, he won and retained
! the respect of tho community wher'
SO many Of the years of his long life
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MILTON.

Mrs. lane Flynn has sold her place at
he east end of the village to Charles l..
Jackson Mrs. y. T.. Phelps passed Mon-
day and Tuesday in st. Albans. -pclbcrt
Lafayette will carry on the farm of Mrs.
II. l.. Jackson for a year.-II. NJ. stevens
Of St Adams was in town Tuesday
Walter Perry will soon move to his home
in MaplcWood avenue and his son, Leon,
will carry on the farm.-The census of
the graded school district gives the num-
her between and IS wears rs $50, a arc
from t. s. 80 from to - and 4, from
Is to is. There are 50 girls and 81 boys.
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THE STRAITS or MAGELLAN.

In view Of tho popular interest in
the progress of the American battle
shin fleet around South America and its
presence mt Punta Arenas in the
straits of Magellan. about which very
little is rcncrall,. known i'm the United
states. tho director Of tho Tntcrn5-
noual hurcau Of American republics.
John Harrctt WHO has visited this
norton of South America while United
states Minister 10 Argentina. has pre-
rornd the follovfn,r statement:
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
CHUBB'S CROSSING.

The many friends of w. a. Bridges
will be pleased to know that he is so
far recovered from his recent Illness as
to be able to be at the home Of his father
Lewis Bridges Mrs. Minnie Lovejoy
Green who has been visiting her sister
Mrs Nelson. has returned to her home
in Ncwbury.-Mrs. H. y. Smith was re-
Gently called to Craftsbury by the
serious illness of her mother. Mrs.
James Withers.-All of the young people
who are away at school or teaching are
expected home FOR Washington's birth
day. Feb %. and will gather at club
meeting at J. y. Littrls in the evening
Mrs Sadie Warren. who has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. Charles Morey, eN-
poets to return to Massachusetts next
week-Lewis bridges was a recent busi-
ness visitor in Burlington.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Mrs. T.. II. NarHey is nL-Miss Minnie
White has returned from 'Nl,ipsburg
where she has been visiting relatives. -
Mrs. Actus L.aFrance IS ill-Miss Flor
ence Cadorcttc of phillipsburE, who has
been visiting relatives in town, has re.
turned TO her homo.-Miss Learned has
returned to her home in Bakersfield
William Bovat died Monday morning
after short illness at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in BurlinEton.-Mr ard Mrs.
William O Kane are the parents of a
baby girl.-Word has been received here
of the arrival OF a baby girl at the
home Of George Wnittemore in sheldon.
Mrs Whittemore will be remembered as
Nellie Peters formerly OF this place
Mrs Joseph Duprey who has been Ill
with the grip is able to be out.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs H. H.
Chaffco Wednesday, February 5.--At tina
last meeting of Frontier Grange, held
ON Thursday evening, February g. thrca
candidates were given THE third and
fourth degrees, followed by a literary
program. On Thursday evening, Feb
ruary, February Is there will be
valentine social by the Grange, at Grange
hall Members from other Oranges are
invited Miss Lunetta CorNss of Swan
ton is spending few days with Flora
and Lucy Wed.--Thc town auditors have
completed their work Of examining the
accounts of the town officers. and And
the affairs of the town in q most salts
factory condition
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs Kate Pure II has completed teach
ing in this town and gone to her home
in Shclburno--Mr and Mrs. G. s Allen
of Shelburno passed Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. II. Norbes.-Mrs. Carrie
Grey and child have returned from North
field, where they visited Mrs. Rollin f.
Forbes.-G. u leonard of Iiinosburgh
accompanied 10y Misses Lola Mcguire,
Vornicc Louck and Miss Wheeler, visited
MI. Leonard's daughter Mrs. Emma
Hinsdalo, Sturlay.-Gcorge Mansfield
was in Wateruur, the first of the week.
Mrs. s, E. Hinslale and son, Mitchell,
haYe been Ill soYorll dnYs.
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ESTATE OF JOHN u. ROBERGE,
BURLINGTON.

We the subscribers. having been an
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden,
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all
porsons against the estate of John b.
Roberge, late of Burlington, in said
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited In offset there
70; and six months from the day Of
the date hereof being allowed by said
court Tor that purpose We DO therefore
hereby give notice that we will at,
tend to the duties Of our appointment
at the office of f. Il. Davis, on Church
on the second Fridays of March and
August next, at 10 o'clock n. m, on
each of said days.
Dated this Sth day Of February, 1908.
THEO. Il. HOPKINS.
T.. +. DAVIS,
33,w3t Commissioners.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Peter Garland. after visit Of several
weeks. las returned to Massachusetts,
j son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Barrett last wcck-Charles Barr,t )
house caught fire Thursday and but for
the timely arrival Of help would have
been destroyed. As it was, it was with
difficulty il was saved. owing to the
strong wind which prevailed at the time.
&c. A. and Mrs. Terrill visited relatives
al Morrisville last wcek.-Gcorge For
svthe has boon seriously III.
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MEAN Joke

isn't pa awful?" sobbed the young
bride who eloped.
"What now?" faltered the bridegroom
anxiousy.
"Why, you know you told me to wire
pa and tell him that we were really in
need CT food
"And-and did he send the money!
mo he sent three big rolls Of music
and note stating that as music was the
food Of love he hoped we would get on
all right until we returned.
News
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WILLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Holbrook have re-
turned to their homo in Huntington from
weeks stay in town, where they were
keeping house for the son and wife, who
were called to Germantown, Pa. by the
illness of her father George *, Taft,
with typhoid pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Webster are the
parents of an infant daughter.--Mrs.
Pearl Pryor IL In Berlin. Her brother,
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs, G.. T.. Boardman. who was threat
encd with pneumonia, is recovering
and Mrs. George Hodges have been enter
tanning guests from Burlngton.--A very
pleasant reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Kent Kirby Friday evening. The
affair was surprise and about 80 people
were present.
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LINCOLN.

The body of the infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs Michael TicrucY was buried
Monday.-G. \. Draper went to More
town Tuesday There was another all
days meeting of the Ladies' Aid We'd
nesday.-The Lincoln Lumber Co. is be-
ginning to get in logs now.-Miss Carrie
Purinton is at home after visiting her
sister. Mrs Hale, in Now Hampshire for
a few wccks.-rho remains of Henry
Cove of Essex, a former resident and
brother Of ". y. Cove of this place, We're
brought here for burial last week.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Eliza \. Royce died February 3
Of pneumonia and the funeral was held
at the house Saturday The Rev. J. G..
Williams othciated.-Tho annual meeting
o. the Congregational church was held
Thursday evening. SXty-eight members
r. spondod at roll-call.-1he Canadian
Jubilee singers appeared at the town hall
Monday evening. Every seat was taken.
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MCNKToN.

Miss Ruby Comstock of Proctor is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Ladd.-Mrs. u.
L Mech, Mrs. w. II. Gee, l.. Il. Meech
ana d. =. McEntce were in Bristol Thurs
day.-l'rank McEntce is at home from
Ilinesbursh for the rest of the winter
Carroll Comstock has returned to Proc
tor-Albcrt Kingsland of North Fcrris-
burgh has entered the employ of ID. f.
Nocch FOR the coming year
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Hclau Williams of Burlington Is
supplying at The local telephone Office
during the regular operators vacation
Nelson Soulia who was injured while
choppng. is convaloscing.-Mrs. WHY'S
Newell closed successful term Of school
in district so. S Friday.-Mrs. II. d. Ed
perton has been i'll the past week with
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Nina Fuller, who has been i'll,
is able to resume her duties in the tele-
phone officc.-Mss Lon Goodrich Of Will
liston has been visiting here.-Albert
Morse of Worcester. Mass is the guest
of his sister. Mrs Wesley Church.
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ONE CEN T
A w o z d

Advertising in this column one cent
Il word, each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance
required. No advertisement taken
which is loss than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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Two Uld0u0ed Facts

First. STOPPING over books
and papers that lie in a HORE-
XONTAL position on desk or
table, is one CAUSE of ROUND
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EDNESS.
Second. ROUND SHOULDERS
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BARLEY Copy Holder and Book
Rest.
1t supports books and papers
BEFORE the eyes, as on a music
rack, giving DIRECT instead Of
OBLIQUE vision.
$1,00, $500, $500 each, accord
ing to size.
N. Book Opener free with
each.
FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
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There's nothing so good for a sore
throat as DIR. Thomas's Eclectric Oil
Cures 1t in a few hours. Relieves any
pain in any mart
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who with to hire
nelp or to sell n farm should use
this column Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
bv many nossiblo buycrs Swift
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FOR SALE.

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Steady employment. Address y" this
Office 90.d&vvtf
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WANTED.

NANTED-At Home for Destitute Chill
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