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Central patifr Railruad.
EXCELLENT SECURITY.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE, THIRTY-YEAR
Six per cent Gold Bonds
OF THE
Central Pacific r. z. Co.

T'HESE Bonds are duly authorized and accredited
obligations of one Of the most responsible cor
porations ofthe American continent and are secured
by an absolute first lien upon the valuable grants
franchises railroad equipment, business etc Of the
best portion Of the grea,
NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LINE.
extending eastwardly from the nayirable waters of
the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from tie Eastern States.
They bear sir per cent interest per annum in gold
and both principal and interest are expressly made
Payable in United States Gold Coin.
The semi-annual coupons are payable July LIST and
January LIST, in New York City.
The purchaser s charged the accrued intere st from
the date Of the last paid coupon the currency rate
only.
Thi, issue OF bonds constitutes one Of the targets
and most popular corporate loans ofthe country and
therefore will be constantly dealt in.
The greater portion Of the Loan is now in the
hands Of steady investors and It is probable that
before many months, when the road Is completed
and the loan closed the bonds will be eagerly sought
for at the highest rates
Ivy Ait lsSltu only As tne WORK pro crosses, and
to the same extent only as the United states Subsidy
Bonds granted by the government to the Pacific
Railroad Companies
Nearly FIVE HUNDRED MUS Of the road art now
built and the grading is we'll advanced on two hun
dred and fty miles additional. The
THROUGH LINE ACROSS TIE CONTINENT
will be completed by the middle II next year. when
the overland travel will be very large.
The local business alone. upon the completed por-
ton, is heavy and advanta seous that the ross
earnings average more than quarter Of a million
in gold per month, ofwhich IS per cent only Is re
quired for operating expenses.
The net profit upon the Company business on the
completed portion, is about double the amount Of
annual interest Iiahiitc. to De assumed thereupc-,
and will yield q surplus Of nearly million in gold
after expenses and interest are paid, even If the
through connection were not made.
The best lands, the richest mines. together with
the largest settle and nearest markets lie along
this portion OF the Pacific Railroad. and tbs future
development OF bushes. thereon will Dc proportion
ally great. From these considerations Il is submit
tod tI.,+ ~
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the Union, with and Incidelis Ia tho Great
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Aer Advertisements.
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BEuraL OtrRAGE-About seven o'clock last
saturday evening, ~ our towusman, Mr.. L. Jo-
honnot stepped out on the side walk in front Of
F. C. St1rr's IS Cos storein Winooski, he was
accosted nv one OF three men who were standing
in a group near by, and asked if his name was
not Johannott On his reply in the Affirmative.
the man said that he lJohonnot) owed him
81 80 f.r labur, and had owed it some IA year,
and wished to know whether be was ready t.
paw him. Mr. Johonno:t replied, not till h
knew more about the claim, upon which the man
cursed him, and said he'd 'haye it out Of his
skin, then, ami striking him in the face at the
same moment. knocked him senseless. Mr.. 10
hounott has a dim recollection Of 81 struggle, and
that is al he remembered Il after he was picked
up and brought home. He was severely kicEe.
or beaten about the head and eyes, bat is now ~
fair way Of recovery. Constable Drew wa
Immediately sent for and arrested one Peter Cam
eron for committing the assault. He admitted
sbe seai and plead gross intoxicatioH as his only
excuse
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On Christmas Eve So sociable 80 was held by
the Baptist Sunday School, in Essex, in their
Testry II was an impromptu affair, but none
the less pleasant or successful gathering. The
exercises were Of a simple and social character.
and consisted Of general reunion Of teachers
and pupils for the first hour. which was followed
BY an interesting concert exercise, after which
bouuutul rcpast Of apples. popcorn, and a
general good time was enjoyed. Presents to the
amount Of some $50 were then distributed
among teachers and pupil, among them was
beautiful edition Of Family Bible, given to the
worthy Superintendent, Of the school. The whole
evening passed off delightfully."-, and +, Is to be
hoped prodt4bly to all.
Mr. Z. D. Goodwin Of Milton has sold his farm,
stock, tools, hay and grain, to Mr. Silas SiUley,
f5- 5000. Mr. sibley takes possess .on imme
jat-ly.
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7 AIDES IN POOR HEALTH-oaz

/ AIDES IN POOR HEALIH.-O1s Of
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FOR
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J. Essex Of Bennington lost valuable horse
last week from inflammation Of the bowels
Over $500 was realized at the donation visit
Of Rev. Mr.. Parker, If Bennington, one evening
last week, held at the Methodist church
The Old Ethan Allen House in Bennington
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inst Il was one Of the Oldest buildings IN town.
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Ethan Allen.
Vandalism Of the melnest kind is becoming
unenviably frequent in Bennington. Three
times within a few weeks have stones been
thrown through the rish stained glass windows
Of the Episcopal Church, one Of the holes made
being nearly one foot in circumference
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