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but even the highest hopes of the min
lister himself Instead OF number OF
vacant lost growing up In weeds aud
thereby becoming an eyesore to the
town. vigorous vegetables and beautl.
full flowers were seen all summer long
Boys that formerly hung around
street corners. whiting store boxes
or committing depredations, got a new
vision of life from their contact with
the soil OF their gardens.
zone OF the things most needed In
country villages and towns is more
civic pride" said G. ID. Steiner. in
charge OF boys club work at the Kan
sas Agricultural college. TOO many
weeds are allowed to grow In vacant
lots and along the side OF the street
BY working up an interest in garden
ing. as this minister did. these VIII
lagos and towns can be made more
beautiful aud the boys and girls can
be helped also. The extension division
Of the agricultural college is interested
in promoting home gardens and will
publish a leaiet on that subject In
April. This lea1et will be sent free to
all boys and girls who will take up
garden work"
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Margaret Eddy was in Ben
nington Saturday.
George Hard of Pittsfeld, Mass.
was in the village Sunday.
Miss Clara Moore spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bennington.
Miss Lucille Horton has returned
from trip to New York city.
William c. Stanley of Arlington
was the guest of his father Sunday.
Arthur Pratt of Bennington was the
guest of friends in town last evening.
Mrs. John Guidon and son, Francis,
returned Saturday evening from Cam
bridge, n. Y.
Miss Winnie Casey, who Is train
ing at an Albany hospital, was at her
home over Sunday
Tucker Lodge will hold a special
| meeting Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock in Masonic hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lake of White
Creek visited at Mrs. Lakes fathers.
George ID. Mattisons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Adams have NOV
ed into the west side OF the Herbert
White house on Bank street.
Miss Mary Scarey of North Adams
and John Scarey of Pittsfield were
week end guests at their home here
Mrs. II. T. Cushman of Lower
Main street who has been quite i'll, is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Percy OF
Bennington were guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Wells w. White Sum
day.
Miss Agnes L. Green has resigned
her position in Troy and accepted one
with the collar and cuff shop in Ben
nington.
Frank Bennett of Albany was in
town Saturday en- route to White
Creek where he passed the week end
at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scarey spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Scarey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Scarey o..
Hinsdillville.
There will be business meeting Of
the Bachelor Girls tomorrow even
ing at the home of Miss Mary Casey
All members are urged to be present
Dr. II. A. Clawson of Detroit, Mich,
is the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. James
S. Clarke. DR.. Clawson was called
here by the serious illness of Mrs.
Clark
Miss Henrietta Walbridge OF the
North Adams Normal school was the
week end guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert S. Walbridge Of
Prospect street.
Miss Luella Thomas of Lower
Main street entertained ten of her
little friends in honor of her fifth
birthday, Saturday afternoon, Arpil
10th from $50 until 8 o'clock
Games and refreshments were enjoy
ed. Miss Luella was the happy re-
cipient of several pretty gifts.
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Estate of Isaac T. Pratt

STATE OF VERMONT. ! The Honor
~ District of Bennington, 81. able Probate
Court for the District OF Benniurt "A:
To all per~ons interested In the estate or
Isaac T. Pratt. late of Bennins ton. y said
District deceased. GREETING:
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the 10th
day OF May newt tor examining and
allo wing the account OF the executor OF the
estate Of said deceased and for decree of the
residue Of said estate to the lawful claim
ants of the same. and orrered that pubic
notice thereof he given to all persons
in, erested in said estate 10y publishing This
order three weeks successively previous tu the
day assigned. in the Bennington Evening Ban
er. q newspaper published ut Bennington IN
said District.
THEREFORE,. YOU are hereby notified 20 APP
pear nc the Probate Office In Bennington IN
said District, n the day assigned. then and
there 10 contest the allowance OF said account
II You see cau-e, and to- establish your right
as heirs iegaiees and lawful claimants 10 said
residue.
GIVEN UNDER My HAND. this 18th day OF
May. 1919;
EDWARD @. BENNETT, Judge.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Acws y. nc Town ard Village Told Bstefy
ior Btfsy ReaderR

or btfSt Hea0efR
Regular meeting OF Miriam Re-
bekah lodge. No. 5, at o'clock this
evening.
Divisions B and e of the Second
Congregational Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. &. B. Huling
Tuesday afternoon at three.
Reta Stanley, that clever singing
oomedienpe arrived this morning
from Troy. She is to I'll a two days
engagement at the Library theatre.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
8. 8. will hold a business meeting
and social at the Parsonage tonight
at o'clock. All members are urged
to be present.
The Charles Twins arrived this
morning from Albany where they just
closed an engagement at Proctors.
They are to I'LL two days engage
ment at the Library theatre.
The first of series of pop con-
certs to be given under the direction
of the civic league will be held at
Academy hall Friday evening A vic
trola program with some excellent
records will be given and Mrs. Mary
Hutchins will sing. Tickets will be
distributed and will also be placed at
some central location where they
can be had upon request.
The seventy-seventh annual reun-
ion of the Second Congregational
church occurs on Wednesday evening
OF this week. The hour of the recep-
ton is at 7.30, in the Chapel. Re-
ports and business will follow, with
some speech making of the lighter
sort and the serving of refresh
ments. All members of the Second
Congregational church and all others
who are connected with the society
in any way are heartily invited.
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ARLINGTON

The Hiberinans will have their
LIST annual dance on Friday evening
in the town hall.
Clarence Gilchriset of Cambridge,
Mass, has been spending a few days
with Mrs. Gilchrist.
The st. James Guild will give an
entertainment in town hall Monday
evening and in Foresters hall, East
Arlington on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Katherine Thornton Gray,
wife of DR.. Scott Gray passed away
at her home Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Gray has been Ill for a number of
months, but was considered improv-
ing until Saturday when her condi-
ton became. critical. She is survived
by her husband, who is prominent
practicing physician of this town,
one son Scott, her mother Of Cam
bridge, N. Y, sister Elizabeth of Troy
who was with her during her Illness
and brother. The funeral was held
Monday morning In Cambridge. 1t
being her former home place.
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HOW CHILDREN
HELPED A TOWN
Flowers Were Made TO Grow
on Vacant Lots.
AWAKENED CIVIC PRIDE.
What One Man Did For One Town
Other Men Can Do For Other Towns.
Take the Boy Away From the Street
Corner to Work In Gardens.

A minister in Il small country town
In Kansas decided last spring that two
Of the biggest nuisances in his town
were weeds and idle boys. He saw
that there was close connection be-
tween growing weeds and the making
of poor citizens, and so he took steps
to prevent a harvest of each.
This busy minister called on the
business men of the town. asking each
of them for small amount which was
to be used as premiums for contests in
flower and vegetable gardens. Per
mission was secured from all owners
of vacant lots to use these waste places
for garden purposes. Boys were In
terested. and they sent for bulletins
from the agricultural college and cata-
logues from the seed houses. The work
was directed by the minister.
In July flower show was held and
In September a vegetable fair.
The effort put forth by the minister
not only exceeded the expectations OF
the most enthusiastic business men,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
se,Ss of the TOWN and Village Told Briefly
Ssf Busy Readers

King Baggot at the Whitney to-
night. Adv.
Frank e. Howe went to New York
today on business.
Cooking class at the Young Won
ans club tonight at 8 o'clock.
Miss Sarah Cox has returned from
! a visit at her home in Arlington.
Edward Donnelly of Pittseld, for
mer resident. is visiting in town.
The Inauguration of President VIII
son at the Whitney today. ADV.
Thomas Clarey of the Soldiers
home is passing the day in Hoosick
Mrs. E. ]. Cummings, son Robert,
Miss Elle Kinney are in Troy today.
Daniel Mack of the Soldiers home
is visiting In the northern part OF the
state.
Mrs. E. J. Tiffnay left this after
noon for few days visit in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mccormick of
Pittsfield passed the week end with
their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
Mrs. Forrest Vannah of Adams street
visited in Cambridge, N. Y, Sunday.
There will be a song service at
the Guideboard chapel Tuesday even
ing at eight o'clock The public is
| invited.
Mrs. E. X. Warren of School street
left yesterday for Boston, Mass,
where she will be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. C. w. Goldsmith for
two weeks.
w. C. Houran, Mrs. E. M. Marsden,
Peter Mcguire, f, E. Vail and w. E.
Green went to Barre today to attend
the Vermont Grand Lodge meeting OF
N. E. o. P.
Temple Chapter R. A. M. will hold
the annual meeting this evening at
5 o'clock. Election of officers. Re-
ports of treasurer and recorder. re-
ceiving petitions and other business
The Cooper Machine Co., bowling
team will compete with the North
Bennington bowlers tonight on the Y.
NJ. C. A. alleys at 7.45 p. m. Tuesday
evening the Baptist church and Col
lar Shop teams will bowl the last
match of the series Of the Second
League Bowling Tournament.
Fillmore and Slade have leased the
pasture known as the Trainer Mea-
dows and will use this in connection
with the Harmon pasture and the
Gore pasture this season. Albert
Noyes is out with gang Of men and
will mark your cattle and take them
to the pasture. All cattle taken will
be for the season. Prices will be the
same as last year We are giving
special attention to fencing and the
care OF the stock this year and you
will make no mistake in placing your
cattle on our pasture. Fillmore and
Slade. Adv. 62t3
At the regular conclave OF Taft
Commandery No. s X. T. Tic follow
ing officers were elected c. W.
Bartlett, e. c.; T. A. Davenpcr'. Gen.
H. H. Warren, C. g.; E. Z. Bennett,
Prel. c. l.. Holden, S. w; L. S.
Braley, ]. W; f. S Chan e.. treasur
er; F. ID. Ranney Rec; II d. Fill
more, Std Br.; A. J. Holden, Swd.
Br; H. H. Fonda, War. G.. H. Dunn,
NJ A. Peckham, M. L. .lll, guards;
D. T. Martin, r. NJ. Paldocg. II. E.
Cook. assistant guards; j. &. Clark.
armour; NJ. r. Nichols. musical al.
rector; w. H. Nichols. electrician;
Robert knight, sent; ]. c. Jensen,
asst sent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-21
SPANISH CHURCH coNsecRArED
First Of Its Kind In New York Con-
tains Many Fine Art objects.

New York. April 21.-In the pres
ence of large congregation, which
included numerous prominent Span
iards. among them Juan Riano, Span
ish minister at Washington and many
widely known New Workers, Cardinal
Farley yesterday consecrated the
new Spanish church Of Our Lady Of
Hope. one OF a group Of notable build
ings which ornament a Washington
nights plaza. bordering Riverside
drice. The church lie the FIRST for
Spanish speaking people consecrated
in the city. More fine art objects are
grouped within the new edifice than
In any other Roman Catholic church
in the. United States. Il is said. King
Alfonso Of Spain, the dowager queen
Maria Christina. the late J. Pierpont
Morgan. Thomas =. Ryan and John
w. and Clarence II. Mackay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic CORTLAND
Pnfeid were among the contributors
The land was given By Archer n
Huntington.
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TWIN STATE LEAGUE
Salary Limit, s225-Two More Clubs
TO Join.

Bellows Falls. April 2O-At a meet
ing of the directors of the Twin State
league here today II was voted to
place the salary limit at 1925 a week,
including the managers salary. This
was done as a compromise. Brattle-
boro and Northampton wanted a limit
OF $3.50 and Keene and Bellows Falls
wanted 1t to remain at 5000. II also
was voted to admit two more teams.
making a six-team league Repre-
sentatives from Newport. N. H.. came
to attend the meeting. but their APP
plication was not considered. The
addition of two teams will give Fitch
burg. Greenfield, Claremont, Newport,
Athol OF Orange a chance to enter.
A meeting will be held in Green
field Sunday, May 4, when the appli-
cants for entrance today's meeting
were f. J. Keyes and DIR. E. w Duff
fey OF Keene. NJ. J. Moran and Hough
ton Seaverns of Brattleboro, Col.
Harry L. Williams and DR.. r. II.
Clark Of Northampton and c. ]. o.
Neil and T. E. o'Brien of Bellows
Falls.
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RAILROAD WON'T PAY TAX
Wisconsin to Sue Great Northern for
100000 Income lmpost.

Superior, Wis, April 20.-The an
nouncement that the Great Northern
Railroad has refused to pay income
tax amounting to 100000 on its 1912
earnings in Wisconsin promises a
tearching test of the Wisconsin In
com tax law and the manner
in which the law is enforced.
The Great Northern's interests in
Wisconsin are almost entirely con-
fined to Superior, where the are great
docks for shipping ore from the
Northwest.
The States course has not been
decided, but it will probably take the
form of a civil suit for the seizure OF
the property and the sale of so much
as will satisfy the tax import and
costs of court action. This proceed
ing will give the railroad an oppor-
tunity to contest the levy and carry
the case to the United States Su-
preme court as a test of the law, If
defeated in the State courts.
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To The DepOsitors Of The Benning.
Ton County Savings Bank.

Sect o1 Is. Act No i5S, Laws of 1910, reads as
70 lIws:
"ln the year nineteen hundred and thirteen,
and every fifth year thereafter, al such time
In the Yea. rs the bank comm issiouer sh I'll
d. sip nat, the trustees of banks shall call In
the dep nil boots for examinat on and W rim
cation. nd cause the same 10 be examiner and
verified 10y some person. other thsn the treas
urer or his clerks, employei for tnat pun pose
and approved by said commissioner"
In &C y rdarce nth the above law you are
hereby noIhed TO resent your depos books
durirR he mouth OF May next, for examina-
ton and veritication.
c. II. DEwEY, Treasurer.
April 2l. 1913.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-21

Some one who has noticed the tend
ency OF hogs TO scratch when they get
an itchy spell has hit upon the plan
OF driving a hardwood stake four or
Eve inches In diameter into the ground
snd deep enough so that II will stand
solid. This Is wound closely with
coils Of a good sized rope and the rope
saturated with crude petroleum The
pigs make use OF these stakes often,
and the oil is automatically distributed
on these itchy spots. The plan is a
simple one and ought TO be worth try.
ing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-21

The average run OF folks are alto
gether too prone TO scant their gift Of
flowers to the living and then put them
In profusiou on their caskets. This
life would he a good deal brighter and
happier for ail OF ns IL this order were
reversed in the case Of these sweet
messengers Of kindly thoughts and
were made to include. besides. the
sheery word and kindly Judgment that
might be spoken when our friends and
neighbors are still living and can sense
and be cheered by them.
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For SALE

The Paige "38" Automobile. The best buy
O the year. This car has tue Gray Davis
elect ric starting and lighting system, silent
cnaIn driven motor gears, ITO inch wheel base,
AKA inca tires. lett eide drive, center control,
aluminium crank and transmission cise 4x0
motor multiple disc CORK insert clutch, Is men
steering wheel, gasoline tank unoer cowl dash.
The equipment il unusual, yentilating wind
,hleld (buit iuto budy) silk mohalr top uan
ined) TOP bout and curtains. Stewart revolving
HAT speedOmetor. 10 inch upholstering. " mon
electric head light, electric sids ana tail light.
tIosch MAJ netu. S Uemouniabie rims, robe and
foot rails, extra tire iron tu ArD license
orcakets. horn. pump, jack and toois- All trim
mings heavy nice el plated. ana. the cost Is ouiy
kiyl5l We expect our demohstraior about
March LIST. A. q. Parker 4 Son, Pownal, VI.
Agents for III lhshire bennington %. VII
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-21

A hog breeder who had a sale the
other day received 1925 for pure bred
SOW and $40 for six Of her spring pigs.
Twenty eight head, including the sew
en- hogs mentioned. brought an aver
age Of sos head. In spite of such
showing as this, however. the great
majority of farmers keep right Oh
raising scrubs.
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4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
- Estaie OF WILLIAM X. MORO AN

The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
OF Remington, COMMISSIONERS, TO receive.
examine. and adjust the claims and demands
OF ali persons against the estate of William
r. Morgan, late OF Pennington In said dls-
trict, deceased, and all claims exhitited In
offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose afor said. at the
offices OF B,tchelier d Bates IN the VII
lage Of Bennington. in SAID District. on the
cath day of vag. and 18th day OF October
next. from O'clock p. M, until O'Clock p m,
on each of said days. and that six months from
the nth day of April, A. ID. lyiS Is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors
10 present their claims TO us Tor examination
and allowance.
Dated at bennington, VT. this eth day OF
April. A. ID. 1913.
CHARLEsN. POWERS
JJSHhK HORER
n. b. HU rCHlNS
Commissioners
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DIVORCE" SIGN UNDER BAN
Schenectady Y. NJ. c. A. Forced I
Drop Its Gymnasium Lure.

Schenectady, April 20.-A large
sign In the Y. NJ. C A. window here
reading, Get Divorce" and in
smaller letters below, from colds
and i'll health by exercising II our
gymnasium" has aroused the, clergy
men and Mayor George r. Lunn to
such an extent that 1t has been re-
moved. The Rev. B. w. r. Taylor,
rector Of St. Georges Episcopal
church. said today: The sign is flip
pant and uudignifed for a Christian
association" A previous sign read
ing. when the whale swallowed Jo-
nah II was a raw deal-our meals are
well cooked" brought a protest from
DR.. Taylor.
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NEAR COMPROMISE IN STRIKE
Belgium Believed 70 Be Ready q
Accept liberal Proposals.

Brussels, April 20.-The opinion
now is general in political circles that
at the session Of the Chamber Of Dep
uties on Tuesday the Government
will be prepared to accept the concili-
atory motion Of the Liberal leader,
NJ. Mason. This provides that II the
parliamentary committee appointed
recently to consider the reform Of the
provincial and communal franchise
system evolves a plan which appears
TO be a manifest improvement on the
present methods the ACCESSIBILITY OF
revising Parliamentary elections
along the same lines shall immediate
" be considered.
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AMENDMENTS IN FORCE
Proclamation by Governor Directs
officers to Act Accordingly.

Montpelier, April Ex-Governor
Fletcher has issued proclamation in
which he states that the eight ar
ticles of amendment of the State con-
stitution were ratified and adopted at
the March elections. He therefore
directs that all magistrates and Off
GERS and all citizens of the State take
notice thereof and govern themselves
accordingly.
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CUSTOM HATCHING with CsBdee In
" s.1I,.4l.r. i1lfl 80 Cau.aclfy. s2zs ger tray
for hens E.rFs. fruln IS 10 - hEg@ 500 for
Ducks Res. from O. % 6 Ergs Asl day cd
chicks Tor sale on order. tgfs Tor nalching
fr~rn winter lawns strain a. Rarrd h cks
d o. ter IS EEEs WI star tafchinE after
February seth. Wm Alard. - Brnnch stresL
Bennfngton- VI III
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-21

L,OK SALE-A modern house with slated
roof. has parlor sitting room, DIM q 70 m.
ed room, pantry and Kitchen ON tirst door.
aud large shed IN rear, bed rooms. toilet, bath
and lavratory on second floor. Lot has front.
age OF 81 feet aud is ~ feet deep. There Is a
lne garden, nice lawn and shade. consideraJlv
truiI lhis property Is in excellent 10 alton,
) minutes walk irum mills and trolley. Every
hing about the place Is up in shape. Prize
s., 900. Nash hutchlDs VII
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Meat Eaters.

Australians and New Zealanders are
the greatest meat eaters in the world.
The former eat 262 pounds Of meat a
year each and the latter 212 pounds,
while Americans eat 1876 pounds and
the British only 105 pounds.
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..,oR sALE-Farm OF as acres, q miles

t.'OR SALE-Farm or 20 acres, 21S miles
from Bennington, and only minutes,
walk from North beBninston trolley; IS acres
in rich meadow land, u aci u pasture and wood
iand with abundance nf wood for home use I;
good comfortable house with ~ TO ms, In ex-
ce lent repair; good Uarns with running wafer
owner viii sell 10 head stock, horses, crops
ana tools II desired We have beeu uthorized
TO make special price on this property for The
next 10 0ays. hos full information inquire
Nash & Hulchins, 5ltf
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7OR sALE-Just out the village limits, one
acre good land, ~ story house, 9iooms
and lianti Y; barn with etail room Tor Two
l. ol ses; good gard n. considerable fruit. 1hls
.aNe Is within 10 minutes walk Of Buadfvrd's
mill. Price $3.50. Nash x Hutcbins. 1911
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-21

L.'oR SALE on easy terms. farm OF $50
acres located mills IRON station and
trolley line. GOOD l0.TOom house; large barn
with basement. farm With slo will Keep ~
COWS, Keeps 20 nov. NeNei-faiiiux brook
watered pasture. Will cut now 100 CHESTNUT
poles. viii, h will go long ways towards pay-
ing Tor farm. Also good COWS. cream 70 ARA
tor, wagons, sIelghs, all farm machinery and
small tools. Price Ior all $SNO. A chance tor
someone W. tn lew hun dred uoilars aud cam.
Nash a blitch ma Ar
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Three Generation S Haye Passed

since the discovery Of oowns
rlxir for coughs. colds and lung
-oubies. but thousands remain to
ell the story Of its wonderful cures.
Sold eFsryvhsra
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LOST

n OSr-A gold watch hearing the iri,isls q.
II IA. r.. between County =. AM Coo rs
lower mill. y nder please leave a. ~ Gu, "
ST aud receive reward. oal'
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE-Judsou Andrews. carreu'er. bull
~ aer ana repairer. vii rcmain IN IN IN
al furthsr uutiCe. Boards ~ 81 Vain u
uhure e3-ii. tlttt
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COR SALES horseS We just arrived with
load Of SS; 4 pair browns, 1851 To 300 up 70
$500; pair backs, 200 up TO 300; par dark
grays, POO and $3.50; pair bays, 800 TO AUt
pair roam mares. ages SO. 2s5il; several single
horses, l1S0 20 1900; several big mares ia the
pairs. all fiSt Glars aud war; nttd u, repre-
.ented. Will nave next load IN 10 days. Gull
ford Wood Horse Co., +. |. Wood. Prop,
Shelburne Falls Mass. 56tl.