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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
LOCAL BRIEFS

LYNN VAUGHAN, aged about SO years,
was the only sufferer from smallpox re-
ported to the city board of health Fri
day. He was taken to the Isolation
hospital
A. V. THOMPSON, a probation officer of
the juvenile court, yesterday. sent in
his resignation. having accepted bet
ter position elsewhere. He was appoint
ed by the city and received SO a month
AN INQUIRY was received by Post
master A L. Thomas yesterday from
Irene Bechtel of 5S57 Crockett street. Los
Angeles, asking for information regard
ing Joe Thomas, who, she states, was
an employee of the Salt Lake pOstOffice
about five years ago A letter of in
quiTy was also received from Hollis
Douglass seeking information of the
whereabouts of Leland H. Moore, for
meTly of California, but who is now
supposed to be in Salt Lake.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Of the Ag-
ricultural college, with Governor Viii
liam Spry, will go to Nephi today to
visit the Juab experiment station. The
party will include Professor J. A. Widt-
soc, president of the college; Professor
L. A. Merrill, Mathonihah Thomas, John
c. Sharp and John Dern,
TWO NEW HORSES were purchased for
the fire department yesterday from the
government experimental station at
Lehi. They were sent to the barns at
the central station and after being put
through the usual training will be used
on the fire truck.
W. r. HUNT. commission merchant. of
Winnipeg. is In the city, staying at the
Knutsford hotel.
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MURRAY.

Eirs- Charles Barnett who gave birth
g. re-" weeks ago TO triplets. has lost -
~ the caIldren- The babies had ben ali
- - lol some time, ana they dice this
t0nwOOd cemetery. 0'-H oYt-
Grass fires on the side hills are non.
o %, ing the atteEtion OF the T17cbcrs
, w. nVe IN The vieirity. Yesterday
-la1e Eear Pariey's canyon did r1pcT
an age. and the grain field Of OIof Csri
son was III danger for a time. al J.
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TEST LIQUOR ORDINANCE.


IopeCIaI 20 Inc HeTaId-1
Brigham City, July 16.-The case Of
joe Zimmerman against Brigham CITY
In which the plaintiff brought action to
test the new city ordinance relating 10
liquor license, viii be heard by Judge
Vaughan July 26.
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lions Savings sank & Trust Co.

Transacts a general trust business AM
pays 4 per cent interest on savings de-
pOsits Joseph T. Smith, president
Anthem H. Lund, vice president; o. G.
Beebe, cashier.
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was woman of such good judgment that
she could hardly have acted otherwise
than wisely in the situation.
The International Council, which Is
worldwide Organizat ton, is not a powerful
factor IN the United States. where IT is
known as the National Council owing
largely to the fact that the strongest or
2dnlZatOnS are all in the General tedeTa-
ton Of Womens Clubs On the other
hand, its branches in Europe are very
Dob r1ul- SHC embrace all lines or WO-
--0TS both i'm and ont of college.
Locally only a few organizations belong
to Il, the Relief society of the Mormon
church. the Young Women's Mutual I'M
proVeme1t association. both Mormon or
% ils. ,IOas. the League of Social Purity
and the Iedies OF the Maccabees.
Mrs. Gates Comment.
When seen ON ths subject of Mrs. Al
io1s letter yesterday. Mrs. Susa Young
Gates said: Il think the whole thing is
nonsense and yet is to be deplored. l
see no reason why Mrs. Julina Smith
should not be allowed to invite her hus-
band as we'll as / could mine. I am very
sorry the ladies take this view of it, but
see no harm in having any representa-
tive man at the banquet"
The train bearing the delegates reached
town much earlier than it was supposed
to-at 4:55-and the visitors were taken di-
rect to the tabernacle. where J. J. Nc
Clellan rendered a program. From there
they went to the Saltair station, and the
T:15 train bore them to the lake. Among
the more noted visitors were Mile. Pope
lin president of the council in Belgium;
Frau StTitt Of Berlin; Mrs Emily Cum
minss of Toronto Miss Sadie Ameri-
can. the leader Of the Jewish women, who
Joined the party here from GlenwOOd
Springs, and representatives from Eng
land. Germany, Spain, France, Norway.
Sweden, Australia, Canada, Austria and
Italy.
Banquet at saItair.
At the banquet Mrs Emmeline 4 B.
Wells was tOastmistress. and the address
of greeting to the women was delivered
by Apostle John Henry Smith TOasts
we're responded to by Rabbi Charles
Freund. Mrs. Jessie Fox and DR.. J. c.
Hanchett. Mr.. Smith in his address spoke
highly Of the work which these women
are engaged in, and expressed a hope that
their effort would be successful Clever
and appropriate remarks we're contributed
by a number of the visitors.
The reception of the women at Saltair
was in charge Of a committee consisting
of the following: Mrs. Julia NJ. Brixen,
Mrs. J. 3. Rudy, Mrs. Margaret Hardy,
Mrs Alice Holden. Mrs. Eta Patterson.
Mrs. Henry COhn, Mrs. Lillian Moon and
Mrs. J. c. Hanchett. There were two
was served by Miss Lucy Van Colt and
her students from the University of Utah
OF the number at the banquet table last
evening. ninety-seven were delegates en-
route home from the international con-
ventiOn at Seattle.
About half the party will leave the city
this morning for Denver. while the others
will make a tour of Yellowstone park be-
fore returning east.
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win Wear Button.

Designs for a button to be worn bv the
members Of the organization were dis
cussed at some length, but of the several
designs presented at the meeting last
evening none was to the connIefe sat
isfaction of the committee and the mat
ter went over Until the next meeting
which will be held Monday evening. The
costuminE OF the horses and riders and
the securing of mounts are the uroblc,,,e
OF greatest Importance now Confronting
the members Of the organization ana ,
committee consisting Of Stephen II. Love
j. A. foley and w 5. Mccarthy was an
pointed to look after the details of This
work They viii report their progress at
the next meeting. 81
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CON SENTATIVE
INVESTORS

We Invite you to investigate the
6 per cent Mortgage Certificates is
sued by this company. These certifi-
Gates will prove entirely satisfactory
to you, because of the good rate of in
teFest allowed, and also because of
the absolute security for your
money. They are secured by the
Capital and Surplus of this company
and also by First Mortgages especial
ly set aside for this purpose. They
are issued in amounts from 500 up
to $4,000.
Capital .. 80. $500, 100000
Surplus 800 go. $50. 100000
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John KHechtskern and Hazel Smith.
both of Salt Lake.
VIII f. Carter and Mrs. Sadie Russell.
both Of salt Lake.
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Removal.

Weber & Olson, lawyers. removed to
1921 Boston building.
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BLAZE IN CULMER BARN
THREATENS APARTMENTS

Tenants in the Kensington flats were
thrown into a panic while the house it.
self was threatened by a fire that broke
out in a barn AZ the rear Of the old
George F. Culmcr home, 15S North Main
street. yesterday afternoon.
The fire was communicated to inflam-
mable materials on the veTandas of the
flat building and some of the more eX-
citable inmates started to pack their be-
lOngings. The damage to the flats was
trivial, however. only portions Of the
porch shades and pieces of wicker furni-
ture on the veraHdas being burned.
The fire is thought to have been due
either to a lighted match or a cigarette
end thrown thoughtlessly away by one
Of the dodgers at the Gunner house. A
large quantity of furniture, belonging to
the Culmers. stored in one end of the
structure, escaped the flames. The dam
age to the building. according to Fire
Chief Glore, was S400.
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private safe may be rented in The
IRE ana burglar proof vault of the CT.
Lake security & Trust Co. 30 mn No.
street, voc per year and upwards
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McCoy's. livery, carriage and light
livery. Both phones 81.
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Program Is Outlined.

'In view Of the fact that the Wizard
has requested that his first visit to his
favOrite city be conducted without an
elaborate display, we recommend the fol-
lowing program:
AT o'clock Monday evening. Aug. 9.
lSy, a delegation o. twenty-five wards
masked, wearing douinoes and mounted
on snOw-white steeds. proceed from the
front of the Commercial Club to the
mouth Of Emigration canyon, where the
wizard, accompanied by his queen and an
propriate attendants, will be in waiting
THAT they be escorted to the Brigham
Young monument. where they will he
Joined by 800 hOTsemen. 500 native In
dams in war costume 800 active red dev-
lis. and numerous young men and wo-
men. all masked and wearing dOninoes.
That the cavalcade proceed from there
upon an inspection Of the decorated por-
tons OF the city, winding up at the Com
merclal Club, where the Wizard will in
terrOgete the governor, the mayor and the
executive director OF the Grand Army of
the Republic upon their arrangements for
the encampment If the Wizard finds tha
decorations and the answers to his oues-
tons satisfa ctorv, he will bless tha mul-
titude. assure the people Of his continued
interest in their welfare, and vanish into
thin air, not to be seen again until nexf
year, when his reception will be UNION n
magniflcently elaborate scale Of bes11t,-
and lOvclincss. All of which is InoSf -
spectfully submitted -
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To Please Wizard.

THAT the present temporary officers be
made permanent for the year 1903
That the first visit of the Wizard be
made the night Of Monday, Aug. 9. 1909
and that it be understood that he has
come down from his mountain home for
the purpose Of asCertaining whether OF
not he approved of the arrangements
made by the citizens of Utah for the re-
ceptiOn and entertainment of the mem
bers of the forty-thrd national encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie.
This. with the understanding that
should ne find our people have been lack
ing in patriotism and that our arrange
ments for doing honor to the fast van
ishing veterans of the civil war are i'm
perfect he will at once destroy what we
have done and will substitute therefor a
display Of his own, calling to his aid the
elements of earth. air. fire and water.
over which he has control
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ROYAL WELCOME
FOR THE WIZARD
Organization Completed for
Great Carnival of Fun
Next Month.
ESCORT OF MANY RIDERS
sPRITEs AND eNoMEs TO &C
COMPANY VISITOR.

Wards Of the Wizard of the Wasateh
intend that his royal highness shall De
most royalty entertained on the occasion
of his first visit TO his favored city on
Monday evening. Aug. Q, and to this end
elaborate plans for his reception are now
under way. The wards held a meeting
at the Commercial Club last evening, at
which time plans for the great occasion
were Thoroughly discussed and the report
of the committee consisting Of Edward r.
COlbOrn, H. Vance Lane, H l. A. Cul-
mar and Fisher Harris was adopted me
report sets fOrthNhOw the committee OF
twenty-five wards will meet the Wizard
at the mouth of Emigration canyon and
escort him to the city. where he will be
Joined by 800 hOrsemen mounted on snowy
white steeds and dressed in dOminoes. The
report of the committee is as follows:
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W. r. HUNT. commission merchant. of
Winnipeg. is In the city, staying at the
Knutsford hotel
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., 81 up Main
street. 500 per year and upwards,
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For an Organization.

I'VE. the undersigned, constituting your
committee, named for the purpose Of sub
hitting for your consideration plan Tor
the celebration of the arrival in this city
of the Wizard of the Wasatch, respect
fully recommend;
That an organization mot conducted
for profit be formed and that it be named
The Wards Of the Wizard a corpora
ton.
ANY reputable citizen of the United
States, Canada or Mexico shall be entitled
to membership in the organization upon
election by the board Of directors and
compliance with the requirements Of the
constitution and bylaws.
That the duty Of the association be to
finance and conduct once every year an
emblematic and industrial carnival in
honor Of the annual visit to this city Of
the Wizard Of the WaSatch and his mys-
ferrous retinue of sprites, gnOmes, genii,
necrOmancers. magicians, devils, etc.
THAT the affairs Of the Organiza ton
be conducted by a board Of directors con-
sisting Of not to exceed fifty members
of the organization and that the said
board have authority to name such COM
mittees as may be considered necessary
to carry out the purposes of the said or
ganizatiOn and to adopt such plans as
it may deem proper and effective to fl
nance the entpTDricp
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
Sc West Second South. Phones us.
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S. D. Evans

Undertaken and embaImer. removed IN
new location. IS South state street
Picture Framing.
salt Lake FRGt0 Supply Co. ZAP Main
Kodak Finishing.
salt Lake Photo Su02iv 60. f49 Mai,
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Must Pay AlImony.

Charles s. Rule was ordered to pay his
wife, Winnifred, $50 a month temporary
alimOny and so attorneys fees. though
he tried TO avoid 1t by telling the court
that he earned only $50 a day and was
compelled TO make heavy payments on
some suits against him to prevent garnish-
ment of his wages. Mrs. Rule testified
that since Dec. IS last. when her husband
deserted her, he had given her s23 in
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Charles Kingsbury and Frank Sc
bastin of Albany called on friends in
town yesterday.
John Hanley of Proctor, VT, has
been visiting his sister, Miss Julia
Haney for few days.
George Walworth died at his home
on Main street Sunday morning. An
nouncement of funeral will be made
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Bishop have
returned from Boston and are resid-
ing with Mrs. Alice Carr of Church
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dalton of
Rutland are the guests of Mrs. Dali
tons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Nash
OF Prospect street.
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SEE END OF MAN's DOMINION
Whote Matter Settled by Four Wome
over the Tea Table.

The women; taking their tea by the
club window, talked,
They have a girl prompter at the
Garrick theater," said one The man.
ager told me last night that he'll have
none but women prompters after this.
Their fine, clear voices carry so beau
tifully across the stage, while at the
same time they are quite inaudible in
the auditorium"
"Of course" said another. in teach.
ing living languages, too, a womaD ID
incomparably better than a man A
man has a thick cultural voice. His
words are all mumbled and jumbled
open voice-gives every syllable its
just value. In studying French or Ger
man or Italian, choose a woman, and
your progress will be easier and
faater."
Norwegian horses" said a third
woman, are at once spirited and gen
tie Do you know why? Because it is
the women, the farm women, who
break them. They make pets of them
first; the colts feed from their hands
and follow them about like dogs. After
that their breaking is easy. 1t is only
done by kindness. And the result is
that Norwegian horses have the best
dispositions in the world"
A fourth woman settled the whole
matter.
"As mental power Gusts muscular
power" she said woman, save in such
irremediably brutal vocations as sur
gerry or pig-sticking. will supersede
man all along the line"
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REQUEST for a Loan.

Hanging in our front hall was a
large Japanese hat made of rice straw
and the colored girl in the kitchen was
preparing to go TO a masquerade ball,
so we we're not surprised when she
sent the infant daughter Of the house
into the parlor Mardi Gras evening
with the following note;
Deer lady will you please nam lond
me that hat that hing up in the FRONT
hall please and let me have 25 again
and this will be the last time | am
going to IVORY you but please lond me
that hat please mann this is the last
time am going to mass (mask) please
lond me the hat please from Myrtle
Please lond me the hat.
ANSWER soon.
Don't come send me word"
She got the hat.-Houston Post.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

for Busy Readers.
Walter Strunk has resigned his pos
ition at e. e. Harris.
Miss Julia LaMarre has accepted
position with +. l.. Nichols d Son
Mrs. Thomas Hughes OF Williams
town visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs Herbert Barney of the Bur
CESS road is confined to the house by
illness.
Miss Bessie Harbour of Grandyiew
street has recovered from her recent
illness.
Miss Rhea Hurvey has resumed ter
duties at Ramsdell 5 after a short ill
ness.
Mrs. Leah j. Rockstroh OF West
Main street is spending few days in
Greenwich, n. Y.
Edward Sculley has taken a posi-
ton as lamp trimmer with the Ben
nington Electric company.
Mrs. Florence Huling OF Hartford,
Conn, visited Miss Maude Carpenter
OF Main street Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wing and CATH
crime Classy OF Adams spent sunday
With Mrs. Alice Gardner OF Gage ST.
Among the large incubator matches
noted To-Day are ~ chickens from ZOO
eggs by l.. c. Holton, and 80 chicken
out OF ll6 eggs by c. 5. Resseguie.
The high school baseball team de
| feated a picked team ON the athletic
neld Saturday afternoon by score OF
5 10 ..
The banns of marriage We're pub
lished Tor the trst and last time at
st. Francis de Sales church Sunday
between Miss Catherine Skehan and
Bert Morse.
The funeral of Claude r., the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Pratt OF
the west part OF the town was held
from the house this afternoon at 2
o'clock The burial was in the Ben
nington Park Lawn cemetery
The funeral of Ernest Mattison,
who was instantly killed at the Eagle
Square Mfg, Co.'S mill Saturday
morning was held this afternoon at 8
O'Clock from the house in South
Shaftsbury Rev MIR. Cashmere Off
ciated
Mrs Sara Costello Mrs. Mary Whit
ney, Mrs Mary A. McDermott, Mrs
Patrick Whitney, Miss Helen Whit
ney, Miss Margaret Dryer. Mrs Mary
Anderson and Miss Della Gunshan-
non attended the funeral in Hoosick
rails this morning of Miss Monica
Cronin, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Cronin.
Edward Davenport of Albany is Wis
iting his parents, in the south part
of the town.
John Whitney ST., John McGurn
James Tracey =. } Dunn and James
rracey went to Lee,- Mass Sunday t
attend the quarterly meeting OF the
Berkshire Union of f. NJ T. A. Is. so
cieties. The Bennington delegates
declined to accept the Fourth of July
as their field day and will hold theil
annual picnic and field day on August
16 this year as usual.
party consisting of c. NJ. Graves
Frank h. Battles, Il. b. Patterson ant
G. P. Endress went to South Williams
town Saturday on a fishing trip. Mr.
Graves and Mr.. Patterson each Sc
cured one lone six inch fish Nh
Battles had better luck, catching al
eight inch trout and box of sardine
and Mr.. Endress got good mess o
speckled beauties. Some one in tn
party caught a sucker but the detail
of this episode have not been mad
public.
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10 w PRIC ED
ADVE RT Isl NG

Advertisements not over four lines
in length in this column, rs cents for
one time 35 cents for twice, so cents
for one week and $125 for one
month if paid for when the advertise
ment is brought in. If credit is given
an additional charge will be made.
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PoWNAL CENTER

There will be an egg supper at the
Town Hall in Pownal Center on Fri
day evening, April %, 1909, given by
the Ladies' Aid society. The price
of supper will be 10 cents. The lad
les expect music from out of town.
All are cordially invited to attend.
You can eat all the eggs that you
want.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.
For eastern New York and western
Vermont showers and cooler tonight.
Tuesday partly cloudy; cooler in east
and south portions.
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& a - TO IA I "a.
as.,,h. z1hs Kind You Have Always ROupt
t', = LI<HAZ1zz1
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MISCELLANEOUS
.UBBISH REMOVED

DUBBISH KEMOVED-Am ready to
Ia clean cellars, take away ashes broken
dishes, rubbish, etc. Teaming of any kind and
blowing. Reasonable prices. Address X. f. D.
No. l, Box -, Phone 232 NJ. 39t24
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WANTED

Everyone to know that ! am prepared 70 do
all kinds Of Stag or gravel Roofing. Cement and
Tar ConcTeteing, Sidewalks, DriyeWays, Gut
ters. Curling Steps. etc in first class workman
ship and honest material Drop postal or call
phone 465-l2.
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LOST

OST-Brooch i'm form of horseshoe some
IL where between the corner of Park and
Gage streets and Evans news room on Main
street. Finder win be rewarded ON returning
same to Evans news room. 36t0
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WANTEp

WANTED Young men 10 learn the auto
w mobile bushes 10y mail and prepare for
positions ms chautfeurs and repair men We
make you expert in ten weeks; assist you TO
secure position. Pay big work pleasant; de-
mand for men great; reasonable; write for
particulars aud sam 1le lesson, Empire Auto
mobile Institute, Rochester, n. Y. iit12
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Tor SALE-At the Wabridge Homestead.
two-hOrse farm wagon. wagon rack side
half value; 10 bushel ears Improved white flint
seed corn. 42tB
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TO RENT

no RENT-A house Inquire OF Mrs. b. q
L Sade South Branch st. i2t2
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roa s>Ls

LOR SALE-Baby chicks and ducklings.
10 to IS cents each. White and Brown
Leghorns Il. /. Reds and Buff Plymouth Rocks
Order now aud be sure of some. Don't delay
and be sorry after they are gone Chelsea
Harrington Salisbury Vt. 42tl2
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AoR SALE Lumber wagon. moving ma
ing stove. John IT, Grant. Pownal Road. alto
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rINO RENT Or for sale. place ON Imperial
l. Ave. Good location. Inquire of Thomas
or Ernest Whitman l2t6
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no RENT-Two desirable tenements ON
L Pleasant 81. Apply Mrs Walker, s6 Pleas.
ant 81. Aft
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V or SALE Pull set of farming tools, uuan-
tity of hay, and miscellaneous property.
VIII be sold ~ reasonable prices. W. H. Har-
ringtOn, North Bennington 4ltB