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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Lizzie Farrell of Burlington. who
has been visiting relatives here. returned
fome Monday.-Frank Root left for
Albany, n. Y, Monday to attend Albany
business College-George Thompson has
returned to school in Burlington- Mr..
and Mrs. Shepard and son are visiting
their niece, Mrs A. c. Shepard.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Bora, who have been passing
the holidays with relatives here. returned
home Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Owen of Saratoga. y. Y, were in town
last week owing to the death Of Mrs
Owens mother. Mrs J. Norman.-Mrs
T.. r. Tucker. who has been i'll with
throat trouble, is improving. Percy
Byington of New York city passed the
holidays at his home herc.-Cieorge and
Merritt Carpenter have returned to Nor
wich University after passing the holt
day vacation at their home here-A da nee
was held at Library hall Friday even
ing.
At the annual election of officers for
the Sunday school, the following We're
chosen; President, John A. Lewis,
superintendent, Miss Anna Byington;
secretary. Miss Caroline Wooster; treas
urer, Ralph H. Smith: committee. l.. ].
Dean. Mr.. and Mrs A. 4. Williams,
George Lewis. The yearly collections
were about sl6o-AIr, ana Mrs. +. b.
smith gave party Friday evening"
Charles the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. W. Williams, who has been seriously
sick. is improving,-C. S. Hopkins of Brat
tlcboro instituted a grange of CT charter
members saturday evening in Library
hall Tho following officers were elected:
Martin e. Hi, worthy master: w. |.
Bradley, overseer; Mrs. W. V. Beach
lecturer; c. =, Foote, steward George
G, Lewis assistant steward; the Rev.
II. GulIck chaplain; +, Il. Smith. treas
urer; Mrs. W. w. Iigboc. secretary; W.
NJ. Spear, gate keeper; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hill,
Ceres; Mrs, Lloyd Tucker. Pomona: Mrs.
stanton Williams. Flora; Miss Caroline
Wooster. lady assistant steward. A COM
mittee was appointed to decide upon the
place ana time Of meeting. 1t was voted
mat the organization be known as the
charlotte Grange,-A son-in-law of 8. G.
Bush, Charles II. Lowell Of Coaticook, =.
a. has recently been nominated for "A
seat In the House of Commons in place
or MS father, Henry Lowell deceased.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Belle sherman returned to Bos-
ton Monday.-Miss Emely Dexter is suf-
fering from fractured imb--A =. Ros-
coe and G.. G.. Coates are Hill c. Ros-
coe returned home Monday after a week
In 81. Johnsbury and Newport. Henry
Rowley returned to Shclburne Sunday af-
ter a visit of several days with his
brother r. +. Rowlcy. and family Miss
Marcia Winslow returned to Waterbury
administrators was Il large attendance
at the Whist club Friday evening and
n plea SAINT time enjoyed. The next meet
ing will be January %, when Mrs. Will
liam Stowe and Mrs. Charles Wright
will entertain. Mrs. H. j. peck and chill
dren visited in Bristol the past week
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HANCOCK.

A very enjoyable evening was passed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ransom
church last week, the occasion being the
25th anniversary OF their marriage There
were over 20 present. Many beau
tiful and useful presents Were left with
them.-Among those from out town to at
tend the silver wedding We're Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f.. Chafiin and family from Bria-
toI. william Hubbard ana family, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Kennedy from Rochcs-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hubbard from
Granville.-George Ford has gone to
Waterbury, Conn, to visit his suster.--
Abb" Eaton Is teaching the Branch
school.--Mrs c, f.. Claim is III at her
sisters, Mrs G, II. Church. The school
mates OF Charles Church gave him q
surprise party Monday evening.
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DANVILLE.

The Christmas tide brought choice
gift to Mrs. James Aver of Savannah,
Ca. whose summer home is In this place
ana who may well be called the first
cltizen of Danville because of her phil
anthropic work in connection with all
lines Of village improvement. In re-
cognition of her many good deeds her
Danville friends sent her silver neck
lace accompanying the gift with a
framed illumination on parchment bear
ing an apt quotation from Tennyson.
The necklace and illumination were both
designed by former st. Johnsbury
lady. Mrs Helen Patterson Williams.
who has for several years maintained
a studio In Boston. The necklace Is set
with amethysts, the pendant design of
carved leaves having one large amethyst
and small drop. The chain is COM
posed Of links made OF straight bars Of
silver carved in the center and oxid2ed
while set between the links are smaller
amehysts Mrs. Aver received the gift
an ('lfiStmpc
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Peter Garland of Millbury. Mass.
formerly of this place, is visiting his
sister. Mrs. l.. O. Brush DR. Carter
of Boston is visiting DR.. A r. Fogg.-
Il. f. Stanley Of Butte, Mont. and Mrs.
Ellen Stanley of Pleasant Valley were
married at st. Thomas Church Tuesday
morning by the Rev. Joseph Therien.--
Miss Nellie Dorr is visiting her brother
at Rhinebeck, y. Y.--Mrs. E,tiic (Whitc)
Tillison has gone to Burlington for an
indefinite straightforward Tianley of Pleas
ant Valley is visiting his mother, Mrs
i. II. Smith.
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Vt. Gold Mines

No l57g HiI rr Farm $40 aGr"s three;
wood and timber. 20 cows. all hay. tools.
etc. $3.50 $1,000 down. balance to suit.
No. Isl. River Farm Con acres. u mile
to depot. store. school, big cut of wood,
90 cows all hay, tools etc 5000, $500
down. balance easy.
No. lisa River Farm, 10 acres, near
Burlington. 100 IN feet hemlock and pine,
and 1000 cords of wood to sell. only a
mile to railroad. store, mills. etc, ali
personal property e horses. % head of
cattle. etc) $500 cash s95Oo, balance
easy.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
aSS Main st. Burlington. w.
Opposite city Hall.
Farms, Timber Lands, Hotels, Stores,
Etc. For Sale.
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WHITING.

Hands cove chapter. II. a. r., will
meet Saturday January is, 1908. with
Mrs. Frank Williams. Dinner will be
served at noon followed by the bust
ness meeting and program. The com
mittce in charge consists of Mrs. W. r.
Dclano. Mrs c, L. Stay, Miss Griswold.
Mrs. Herman Warren and Miss Will
linypg
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WEYBRIDGE:

The annual church meeting and roll
call of the Congregational society will
he held Saturday.-rhe entertainment
given Wv the ladies at the town hall last
week was 4 decided success and added
s26 to the trea sury.-Oln and Manly. the
little sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shaw
of Burlington. are at their grandfathcrs.
r. l., Shaw.-Mrs w. J. Newton. who
has been i'll with the grip. is improving
The little daughters of Roy Brittell are
Ill Wit b The n1ea sles
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WESTFORD.

David Holmes has sold his farm to II.
T.. Powell of Milton. Ny Holmes has
bought home in the village OF Milton
Seven persons united with the ConGrega-
tional Church sunday. The annual
society meeting of the church Is to be
held Saturday afternoon.-B A. Stone Is
out after weeks illness.-George Nor
gan will move to Fletcher this week.
Mrs. Harry McNall was thrown from a
buggy Thursday by a fractions horse
and severely bruised and shaken up.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers & Mechanics Savings In
stitution & Trust Co., will be held at the
Banking House of the Merchants Ma
tonal bank of Burlington. Vt. on We'd
nesday, January 80, 1908. at 10 o'clock
q M for the election of trustees for the
ensuing year.
l.. e. WOODHOUSE, Treasurer.
Burlington Vt, Dec. a. 1907.
1rlt
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

IT, 7. Uincklev of Enoshurrh Falls
who has been agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine comDanv. was Satlr-
dav arrested and arrafcrod bo.orn
Judge \. y. Post charged with ombez-
zling from, the company. 1Iinclllev was
heId i'm s4oo hands for onnoor,rco =,
the March term of Franklin county
court and was released on hail heinz
furnished
At the annual meeting of the Rantist
Church society. officers for tho now yoa,
were elected as follows: Clork. G. Fl
Wood; treasurer. w T. Merritt: business
committee. Aaron t. Peach w. T Mor.
rift. p s McKillon C. H. Wood and
Joseph Crayson. pulpit committee. Mrs
NJ G. Glider Miss Emma Brown and W.
r. Merritt: discipline committee JOSEPH
Grayson. Mrs. l.. F. Taylor and Mrs. T.
G NcIEillop. suporintondent Orrir
\ peosa. jnouirlos committee. Mrs.
= 8 NcKjl1on. Miss Marion Bal
,ord W r Merritt and C. n
\. God; auditors. Mrs NJ G. Glider and
rvci,,s 4 Curtis. music conn1lttao Henry
wood Nrs = I Parks Mrs. O. Y
paoso = II Wood and Mss tloronce
po,l,rd. bor+is,, committee Mrs 7 p
ca,,ir Me- ALMA Y Rarnos Mrs. " r
,,err;+t and Mrs. 7, Reach: ushers r.
u Ivood q y Alien. Charles Cran,nton.
Iforo,d Rauar| Horny Wood md Harold
,-,roa
,r,o ror.,,. elaotod officers of St AIhans
TAN, " u 7 n q + have bee1
,.u go ,,lous. N,hIo Grand John
,,,a.,.. ,.i,o-,r,,d Edward y Rvder.
- W - Wilson. treasurer Ed
,,.or51 Mason. warden. ROYAL :. KIM
49, .I,,,,or y rucior. chonla,n.
- ro,,,ono,'. a,,roo committee. II r
r,,,.,, - ~ ,t,tcbou Frod : Ra,ston.
,,''i..,',,, ,,,,r,itt., Y y post Goorre
W. II r,.o,s. siot committees I
=, n,,,.,as y = Rvdor w d Wilson.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Sarah Mallory of Bennington visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Minnie Bixby, Mon
daN.-W. +. Chaplin has bought the A.
A. slater farm. Eli Written has bought
TN" slater pasture.-W. f. Chapin is Wis
ting in Ifuntngton.-A A. Slater has
rented the place where c. j. Hanley re-
sides
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wrNoosK1.

The presiding elder. the Rev. =. l..
Dow. held the fourth quarterly confer
cncc of the Methodist Episcopal Church
January ! WHEN the officials for the year
190S-9 were elected. The list follows:
Trustees C. s. Lord. Mrs. II. NJ. Weston.
G. A. Rumsey, o. w Edwards. n. A.
Bailey: stewards, II. A. Bailey, T. r..
Catlln, r. Dandrew. A. G.. Davis, W. o.
Dyke Miss Lucia Edgcumbc. G.. l.. Ed
wards. C. s. Lord. Miss Frances Nash.
+. Norman. 9. N. Putnam, c. r. Spaf-
ford Mrs. A. A. Wentworth: recording
steward, G.. s. Lord: district steward. II.
A. Bailey: committees. missions, Mrs.
Alderman. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Weston.
Mrs. Wentworth; church extension. Mrs.
Dea witt. Mrs. Dyke. Mrs. G.. L. Edwards.
Mrs Mccormick; Sunday schools. w. O.
Dyke. Mrs. Lord, +. Norman. Miss Eliza
Nash; tracts, mercy and help department
OF the Fpworth League, temperance. Mrs.
n H. Bssonettc. Mrs Catlin, Mrs. Rum
sey. Mrs. o. d. Wentworth: education,
Mrs Davis. Miss Freeman, Mrs. Putnam;
frcedman's aid, etc, Mrs. Dandrew, Mrs.
Frcchottc. Mrs. killam, Miss +. Nash:
church records A. q. Davis. s. n. Put
nam. f. y. Catlin, G. A. Runsey; par
sonage and furnishings II. A. Bailey. o.
W. Edwards, G. $. Lord Mrs. Weston:
estimating salary, c. 5. Lord. w. O.
Dyke, Mrs. Weston conference claim
ants, T.. Dandrew. G. H. Edwards, c. r.
Spafford. Miss Edgcumbc; sexton, trus-
tees. on motion OF G. s. Lore the con-
ference requested the presiding elder to
secure tho return OF the pastor, H. A.
purfee. for another year.
Warren y. Ayers. son Of George j.
and Viola f. Barney Ayrcs, died
Thursday morning at the home of his
parents In Worcester Mass. aged Il
years He was born in Winoosk Burial
was held that afternoon without services,
because of the malignant nature of the
malady with which he ~ 'd
James Fitzpatrick died Tuesday morn
Ing at the Fanny Auc1 hospital. where
he was taken week ago to undergo an
operation for appendicitis. Mr. Fitz-
patrick was taken i'll about ten days ago
and on operation performed Tuesday was
at first thought successful, but poritonitis
SGT in and the end occurred at ten O'Clock
Tuesday morning Mi Fitzpatrick came
here from his home in Pepp"rcH Mass.
! about Is months ago. For ton months he
was employed as assistant engineer at
the Porter Screen works. but for the past
eight months had been IN the employ OF
A. L. Richardson in Burlington. He was
born in Pepperell Mas. 81 years ago. and
is survived by his parents. Mr., ana Mrs.
Edward Fitzpatrick. six sisters, Mrs NJ.
Y. Markham Of this village, Mrs. NJ
Drum. and the Misses katharine, Helen
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day.-Miss Bessie Wheeler is confined to
the house by illness.-Mr and Mrs A. @.
Smith have been In Williamstown the
past week. called there by the death of
Mr.. Smiths mother. The store has been
in charge of Fred Foster during Mr..
Smiths absence.-Mrs. w. s. Judd OF
Swanton has been visiting in town for
several days. They formerly resided
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CHUBB'S CROSSING.

Wayne Humphrey returned from West
Burke Thursday Pease and son
were recent visitors n rndcrhill and
Cambridge club meeting will be held
at George Pease's Saturday evening
January IS.
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UNDERHILL.

George II. Gates of Essex and Miss
Iora W. Jordan of Jericho were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage here
Tuesday by the Rev. O. l.. Barnard
The l.. II. Bostwick Relief Corps have
changed the time of their regular meet
ing from Wednesday afternoon Of the
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WEST MILTON.

John Granger has finished his course
at the Vermont Business College,
Lansing Smith returned Monday to the
Burlington Business College.-The res
idcnc" of Jed w Everest caught fire
during the high wind Saturday but
they were able to save It by hard work.
Mrs. @. ". Grnnger Is LII
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. W. W. Turner is still very ILL.,
Mrs A. A. Boardman Is visiting Mrs
Matthews and Mrs. james In Cornwall
Mrs. George Whitney of. Salisbury is
teaching The lower grade In the village
school
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ONE CENT
A w O r D.

Advertising in this column one cent
a word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance
required No advertisement taken
wnich is less than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY.
BOLTON.

John Flddock Of this place and Mabel
SeaN"r of Waterbury Center. who were
married New Years day, are on a we'd
ding trip to Montreal, p. Q-Mrs. Pier
son died Of heart trouble December 20.
The burial was at WatnrhnrN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands uf readers in many towns
of Vermont what YOU have to sell
or what YOU wish to buy. Adver-
tise in the Free Press and YOU will
get replies to your advertisement.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
tContinued from First Page)
BRIDPoRT.

George Sellers Is doing mason work on
a church at Woodstock-R. L. Hemen-
way and family have returned to Middle
bury.-IIenry Nichols has returned from
Boston.--O. Il. Converse Is with his
mother in Burlington.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish 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
by many possible buyers. 3.wtf
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EAST HARDWICK.

DR.. and Mrs. r. J. Harvey were in
Burke Monday to attend the funeral of
her mother.--Fifty cents per bushcl Is
being paid for potatoes to car.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Wo by woman compositor.
Familiar with Linotype and Simplex
machines References. Address Com
positor." Free Press S3t&w,lt
PERFECT DEVICE for holding books
and magazines open. Nickled 25c. Agents
wanted Joseph Dana BARLEY. Bur-
lngton, VI swift.
FTRST-CLASS FARM wanted to run on
shares St1nlev Bros, Sheldon Springs,
VT 2S,w1t
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HUNTINGTON.

MI and Mrs. Leroy Scofeld were called
to Basin Harbor Sunday by the serious
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$Z5U.UU
TO
$4,000

RIGHT ON THE STREET
CAR LINE. TERMS
$1,000 TO $500 DOWN.
SAME PAYMENTS PEis
MONTH. WITHOUT INs
TRREST AND WITHOUT
TAXES. "a
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W|LSONBlJRG
.schoI Teachers Goingto Round
Table Meet-NeWs
Of the Town.

WILsoNRURG, Mar. 5.-Harvey
Frush IS recovering from a siege OF
measles.
Our teachers. e. E. Knight. and
Misses Margaret Flynn, Lenora Mar
tin, Eunice steaiey and Miriam Cars
kadon, leave this evening for Graf
ton, to attend the Monongahela Val
ley Round Table. which meets in
that city Friday and Saturday.
John coyne, night operator here,
has been transferred TO Salem,
Mrs, w. Plant and Mrs. E. Fittro,
were in clarksburg Wednesday.
Miss Alta Hardesty is visiting in
clarksburg.
Harry McAtee. who has been Ill
for few days, is able to be out.
Squire Flynn went, to MeadowbreoR
Wednesday on business.
Harry Wunderlege is likely to sue
coed ], B. coyne as night operator
here.
Samuel and William cottrill were
here on business last evening from
Adamston.
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You can see the finest line of mar
BILE and: granite monuments at wells,s
granite yard that ever was in the city.
Don't buy of agents. come direct to
my yard where you can see what
you are buying and save Is to Is
per cent, that you would pay to
agents in commission. The only
strictly first class stock TO select
from in West Virginia is at Weiss
marble yard. Glen Elk.
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uouGH DENIES IT.

Myron c. Tough. editor of the
Fairmont West virginian and candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for state superintendent of free
schools. has made affidavit that he
is not the author of a letter addressed
to Dear Stuart" anonymously sent
to persons throughout the State. Mr..
Tough states that the letter is an
absolute and qualified forgery, no
word or line of it having been writ
ten by him.
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PERSONAL

4 q
Allen p. Fitzhugh, Bridgeport's ef-
feient postmaster. was city visitor
last night.
Joseph II. McDermott, of Morgan
town. president o fthe state sonata,
was a distinguished visitor here last
night returning from Charleston 10
his home.
A. Z. Davis Of this. city. has ac-
cepted 4 position as travelling sales
man for Loar & HendrIckson. Of
Grafton, who condnct department
store, and has entered upon his.
duties.
Nm. Hooker, Of Buckbannon, Is a
business visitor In the city.
Lewis Grant Of sistersyilIe. was a
visitor here Thursday.
g. w. Farr, of West Union. Is a
visitor IN the city
Charles e. Reynolds. Of the rail-
way mail service between Parkers-
burg and Cincinnati. Is here from
Cincinnati looking after business
matters,
2. Senator Arthur K Thorn returned
home last night from Charleston.
Delegate Charles NJ. Hart will ar
rive home tonight from Charleston.
Earl Morrison. OF wlisonburE.
spent Thursday in the city.
= J. Henry Morrison. of wilsonburg.
was here last evening ON business.
William Findlay, chief OF police IT
Monongah, is city business visitor.
Miss Gertrude o'connor. who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Grace
Flaherty, and friends in clarksburg
during the last few weeks. returned
to her home in st. Louis. Mo-. last
night on, No. j.
D. J. Brown, of Pittsburg, connect
ed with the OIL Wen supply Com
panS is in the city on business vis-
1t.
E. NJ: vossler, representing A. Lee
she & Sons Rope Company. of st.
Louis is here looking after business
affairs and calling on friends.
Cyrus r. Webb. county superin-
tendent of free schools. is visitor
here today from Bridgeport.
James A. L. pay, Of Huntsville, Is
in the city on business.
]. II. Aitens. claim agent for the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad has been
here from Parkersburg looking aftor
official business.
j. D. stonestreet is a business ylsi-
tor here from HarrIsyille.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Jackson were
Traders hotel guests last night.
A, c. Henry is here from Weston.
r. P. Goedeck, Of shinnston, speut
last night in the city.
Granville H. Davis, Of Salem. is in
the city. 49,
c. L. FELTON,. of Parkersburg. rep
rasenting, MISUNDERSTANDING agen-
cy. is stopping at the Traders and
looking after the q, extensive local
patronage Of the agency.
Charles H. Lang. of Reynoldsville,
spent Thursday here.
Smith Hood. of Fairmont, is here
looking after business in connection
with the street car line.
George T. Watson. general manager
of the traction company, was here
last night from Fairmont.
Marshall z. Ashcraft. of Fairmont.
spent few hoursnhere last nigt.
Miss Andrews of Warrington, was
the guest OF friends here Thursday.
Attorney NJ. H. King, of Elkins.
who attened the Republican state
committee meeting here and has
been spending few days on business
in the city. VIII return home this
evening:
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DEMOCRAT LOST

SEATTLE. Wash, Mar. 5.-com-
plete returns from the municipal
election show that JOHN F. Miller
Republican. was elected mayor OF Sc
attic over William Hickman Moore,
city party candidate, by a plurality Of
about 5000 votes. James B. Metcalt
the Democratic candidate. was com
pletely lost in the running. polling
about 500 votes.
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wooDxARD IN pARkERsBuRc.

Congressman Harry c. woodward,
who spent Monday here. attending
the meeting OF the Republican state
committee, and spent Tuesday at
Cairo, where his friends will begin
the publication of new paper this
week. is in Parkersburg spending a
few days with his local friends.
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Rings Little Liver Pills for bilious
ness and sicl1-headache. They clean
the system and clear the skin. Try,
them. Sold by H. F. Burke.
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Vases. Settles, Iron Fences. kept
in stock; all kinds Of building stone
cement lime, at weiss marble yard
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I Harry P. sturm. prominent
young merchant. was here last evs-
ming from West Milford.
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100000

Also three vacant lots on
Cemetery Lane, 34x9O feet.
Price, each