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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-26

A delegate from the eastern part
of the county said it was generally
understood at Nevada, that Mr..
Eby had agreed to start his son,
who it is claimed has extraordinary
financial ability, in the banking
business at that place; and he asked
if something ought not to be said
in the preamble and resolutions on
that subject; but Mr.. Hoyt assured
him that that was private enter
prise on the part of Mr.. Eby which
ought not to be embraced in dec
laration of the principles of the
party.
Mr.. Goetz wanted to be heard on
the 5th Resolution. He said he was
elected a drusdee Of dis township,
dat he beats Sho Hutter Is votes
NIT Democrats und NIT Republicans,
und dat he knows some dings, and
he said vot for you do here dis
dark night all alone by yourselves
dalking about dc bay of de Off
GERS and superintendent Wy not
let desc contracts out at private
sale in front of de Court House
to de highest bidder!
Mr. Hoyt raised point of order
as to Mr.. Goetz' remarks, and the
chair sustained Mr.. Hoyt and
decided the remarks wholly out ol
order.
The preamble and resolutions
were then adopted with only one
dissenting voice. After another
regular "set up' to which the dele
gate from Ridge was unable te
"come to time'' the meeting adjour
ned
| Timothy SJoCIJM.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-26

The best assortment in Wyandot county
and will be sold as cheap as the same arti-
cles can be bought in the State.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-26
B q IL D e r 8

Will find all kinds of Glass, Locks, Hinges,
Latches, Screws, Sash, Pulleys, DC, &C., at
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-02-16
Grated word Of God. he is liable to

terated word of God, he is liable to
have the book seized by the priest.
Yes, the Bible, in the hands of q
Roman Catholic, is in the same con-
dition as bale of struggled goods
in the hands OF smuggler, or bar
rel of rot-gut in the hands of a rum
seller-liable to be seized and con-
fiscated.
This decree of the Council of Trent
has never been repealed, nor has its
severity been at all mitigated. If it
has been repealed, P. SAvoIE, PTRE,
Missionary" can doubtless tell the
time when, and the place where, and
the council by which, and the Pope
under whom, the repeal took place.
But he cannot tell any such thing. He
will not attempt to. The law of the
Catholic church is like that of the
Modes and Persians, it changeth
not" And David Durivage, or any
one else, who now enjoys the right
Of reading the Bible, will do well tC
keep out of the Catholic church, lest
if he enter it, the priest, confessor
bishops, and inquisitors, may appre
bend that his faith and piety will no
be augmented, but injured " by tht
Bible, and so may debar him from hi
right and duty. LUTHER.
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verifying the old proverb: Save at
the spigot and waste at the bung.
Then the people on the Mississippi
river want the levees fixed so the coun-
try won't overflow, and it ought to
be done sometime, but not nOac. ms
will require millions more. zen.
Grant is opposed to it. SO are we.
A bill has been introduced In Con-
gress also for army appropriations
to build an arsenal at Rock Island,
100000 of it being for a
bridge across the Mississippi at that
point, and $4,000 being for the ar,
senal, the rest to be expended for
something else-reserved no doubt for
the pockets of the ones that get the
appropriation. How it looks This
has been defeated, however, the Oh
iect being too glaring. So it is to the
end of the long chapter OF apprOpria
tions. Let US pay part of our noun
tain debt before we make new and
unnecessary ones. This is the true
philosophy. Abolish sinecure offices
this will be one step in the right di-
rection. Cut off the official heads Of
five out of every ten of those in the
internal revenue department. Our
Seizing officers are too plenty, and
are i'll more ways than one a greater
curse to the country than those other
smugglers who have no appointment
from government. We go for retrench
ment in It's brOadest sense. AnC
while people are talking of retrench
ment in national affairs, let them re
member and retrench at hOme-cutting
of all useless expenses. By this means
can we be the better prepared tt
meet the unwelcome face OF the tax
gatherer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-02-16

Dyspepsia and ScrOfula are two
hydra-headed monsters from which all
the ills that flesh is heir to originate.
Fer dyspepsia the Peruvian Syrup, a
protected solution of protoxide of
iron, is long tried and we'll estab
Iished remedy; and for scrofula in all
its manifold forms, DR.. II. Anders
Iodine Water is a specific. If those
afflicted will try these remedies they
will thank US for calling their atten
ton to them.
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If congress had applied as much
scientific skill in the arrangement of
its Reconstruction Policy" at the
close, as the war department did in
the beginning of the war, in arranging
Tor the manufacture of what was call
ed Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders for the use of the cavalry horses,
no doubt the Union would have been
restored long ago.-Erchange.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Benj. W. Hasel-
tine, hale healthy farmer of Eaton,
on Monday afternoon last. fell dead
while putting down unthreshed oats
for the machine. He worked all the
forenoon assisting the threshers, ate a
very hearty dinner. Jury founo death
from disease of the heart, brought on
by over exertion.-S tdnstead Journal.
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Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRI
Amoau; OF stock al Market.
PRICES.


3EEF-Pef 100 BIS. % total weigh OF Hoe
Gallow and Meat, Extra, $I3 80 $3.50, First
quality, SI2,5O ) 1890 Second quaiIty SLIGO
aSl2,oO, fhird quality, $1,000 Sll,60.
One or TWO lots best Western, SAG a Sl4 so.
Poorest, Cows, Bulls, &C., $500 a SIG,CO.
Working Oxen--Nominals sl75 a $3.50; nan
4y Steer and slim oxen, 500 800, or mu Oh
according To then vaiut ae beet.
Cows and Young Calves-Fair quality $685.
SO; extra, $50 800; tarrow and dry $50
$50.
Sheep-Per h., live weight, 5 d he; extra,
700 a SO-0cts. Shorn, 0 90 d O-Oc Sheep and
Lambs, per head. in lots, 81, 40 ~ 90.
Veal Calves-SO,00 5000.
Hides-Brighton, l0a 10 lie per ID; eOuntrs
OTIS 10 10 l-2 cts.
Calf SkIns-1S 20c.
DECENTRALIZATION, s 90 90-Octs o crib; conn
try lots, IL 90 cts.
Pelts--sl, 90 a $3.50 each; country lots dry.
1915 d SJS7; Lambs 90 00c; shorn 90 00c
each. Wool, 5000 5000.
Shotes-Wholesale, HOO IL 90 cts; retail
IL 90 a IA 90 cts. Id. Young Pigs 90 90 a
90 90 cts. Fat Hogs 00-0a 90 cts. ID.
REMARKS.-Feb 9. The receipts over the
northern road to-day, 2Sl, considerably small
ir than last week or the week before, when the
| numbers were about $50. But the demand ap-
pears 10 have fallen OF in larger 10 than that
of numbers, We account for this in the first
place by dullress of trade during the latter part
| OF last week; IN the second place the reports
| from Albany in the papers of this morning repre-
sent prices as being lower in Albany and the
| quality of the stock better; and in the third
place by the larger amount of dressed beef which,
| is daily received by the commission houses from,
| the west.
| Feb. 10-The anticipation to which we allud-
| ed yesterday of an Improvement in the quality
| OF the stock on exhibition this afternoon in the
>ide yards Ifthere is any difference It IS against
this weeks supply, and prices are also rather
lower. On referring to our reports of the mark
ct last tall-take that for September %, for in
kSrl w % has,
| cattle are not AS high now as they were then -
| l. ge lots wer~ reported that week at lac, aud
onIe al IA Lee, 30 tx.
Far grass fed northern stock is somewhat
| ligh,r now than It was the last uf SEPTEMBER
tnis is dscVuIagng to feeders who aLticlp ed
! '- advance. IL aisU makes il difficult for the
i"Vcrs 10 pifciiise III Tue country at prices that
"dNe Hi"iE'n Tor expenses, TO say nothing Of
IRONS. ihe western drovers have great al
ne,At 10 lie Smaller time their stucA Is on their
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James T. Brady, one of the most
eminent lawyers in New York, died
very suddenly at 4 o'clock Tuesday
morning, of an attack of paralysis of
the brain. Mr. Brady was native
of New York city, and was at the
time of his death in his 54th year.
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We noticed in one of our exchan-
ges this week the statement of Dea.
John Hodgisino, of South Jefferson,
Me-, whose son was cured of incipi-
ent consumption by the use of John
sons Anodync Liniment. We refer
TO this at this lime as tending to cor
roborate the statement that we made
last week in relation to this Liniment
as applied to consumption.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-02-16

"DOwn with the tyrant" of ignor
ance that induces you to patronize
worthless dyes and pomatum5 (Iard.
Only "Barretts Vegetable Hair Re
storative" finds favor wherever it i.
used. That is the preparation to
which a "siIver medal was awarded
at the y. H., State fair in 1866
L0uiSUiiLe Journal.
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SKUNKs.-We have halt hour to
spare this week tor disagrepable duty,
ana 10 we peel a conplc,t "varmiuts"
Of the genus fragrant. Skunk No 5
is a fellow fair and fat, AID almost
forty. who lives in COatlco0k, P. z.
who owes rs exactly S8.75, yea, and
several interests thereon; and he has
even refused, and still doth persist
y refuse to hand over a single cent
We sent him the Standard when be
could hardly read, and now that he
can read without stopping TO spell
his words, he feels big and stuck up"
and no" "makes up mouths at the
one who gave him the few brains that
he has. We wont tell who the skunk
is, out OF regard for the feelings of
some of his friends who are respecta.
BILE, but we will give the first three
letters of his name, which are Samuel
q. Bush. He used to dwell in Ira
burgh. If nc is 50 dishonest while a
| Bush we dout know what he will be
when he gets 10 be full grown tree
Skunk No. 6 is one n. c. Baldwin
likewise Of Coaticook, P, O., who owes
US $3.50 for the Standard, and $4.0C
for printing cards, the cards being
printed by the Grouts soon after We
sold the office to them. They sole
the latter account to US, want ,oe solo
too p and we have dunned him once
twice, likewise thrice, but he is cas-,
hardened. He owes US therefore a
this time s785 and interest, and al
ways will, but his skin is worth some
thing. We have a few fellows ovel
at Island Pond on file for notice.
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FRUITS.

Apples, plums, crab apples, pears,
grapes, currants, gooseberries and toma-
toes. $50 in discretionary premiums.
Committee-W. B. Dennison, Irasburgh;
B. S. Wilson, Greensboro Guy E. Rowell,
Albany.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. beets, carrots, onions, parsnips,
pumpkins, squashes, cabbages, melons,
turnips. &c. $50 in discretionary premi-
ums.
Committee--L. NJ. Sleeper and wife
Charleston; Geo. Kenneston and wife, Al,
bany; Geo. A. Human and wife Charles.
ton
Mechanical Department, or Farming
Tools - wagons, carts, harrows, plows
rakes, churns, ox-yokes, axe-helves, also
doors, blinds and sash. $50 in discretion.
airy prizes.
Committee-F. S. French, Barton; n
w. Hoyt, Craftsbury; W. H. Rand, New
port.
Mechanical Wares - marble, leather
| harnesses. boots, shoes, cabinet work, up
holstery, bIacksmithing, carriage and sigr
painting. S25 in discretionary prizes.
Committee-Albert Worcester, Greens
bore; J. W. Muzzey, Coventry; o. French
| Glover.
Household Manufactures - earpeting
frocking flannel, diaper, tow and liner
cloth, rag carpeting, hearth rugs, stocking
yarn, wooden socks, mittens, gloves, blank
cts, bed quilts, &c. S25 in discretionar
premiums.
C6mmittee-N. W. Gray and wife, Gov
entry; w. H. Blaisdell and wife, Lowell
G. W. Aiken and wife, Troy; Il. E. Cham
berlin, and wife, Albany; F. F. Fletche
and wife, Irasburgh; Elisha Lane and wife
Derby.
J Ornamental Observation-Disclosures.
needle work, worsted work, pencilin!
drawing, photographs, paintings, flower
pot plants, MOSES, grasses and other fame
articles. S75 at discretion of committee
ommittee-H Horace Pierce and wife,
w. Smith and wife, Barton; Emera Stew
art and wife, Derby 5. (. Farnsworth an
wife, Lowell; Geo. Cole and wife. Salem
John Paine and wife, VIM. Chamberli
, and wife, Albany; John \. Goss and wifi
Greensboro i. 5 Nye and wife, C6ventr.
The regulations OF the last fair wei
adopted for the regulations of the comm
fair
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CENsoRs.-By call at the head of
our columns to-day, it will be noticed
that there is to be a convention at
Montpelier the 25th inst, to nomi-
nate ticket for council of censors.
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Orleans Co. Agricultural Society.

The executive committee OF the Orleans
County Agricultural Society met at Little's
Hotel, in this village, on Tuesday, Feb. I'd,
1869. Samuel ingalls, of Greensboro was
elected chairman and B. F. Paine clerk of
the committee. The following claims were
presented and allowed:
l. n. Cushman, for services as Treas'r.,
S25. 90
H. E. jameson services as 'e' $500.
NJ. NJ. Kelsey, services and postage.
$3.50
A. & j. L. Twombly, for meals fur
nished committee, &c, $500
Voted to hold the Sd annual fair on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and
18th of September.
Maj Horace Pierce was selected marshal
and E. P. Cotton, O. S. Dorman, Hiram
Chafey, A. D. Bemis and .Amory Dawson,
assistants. .....
Superintendent of mechanics hall, G. H.
Dwinnell; floral, c. w. Smith; horses, &.
n Farley; cattle, Thaddeus Drew; sheep,
Orren Cutler poultry and swine, Roswell
Fisk
The following is the list of premiums
adopted together with committees thereon :
1sT RsEs-STALLIONs.
Best I'd Sd
TrOtting stock horses, 80 50 "A
Oommittee-Cvrus Eaton, Barton; n.
I. Shea1e Derby; Z. G. Rowell, Albany.
ID CLAss-CARRIAGE Stock HORSE.
Premiums, ! 4
Committee-Solomon Field, Newport
Ira Sessions, Coventry; Henry Somers
Irasburgh
30 CLAss-DRAFT STOCK HORSES.
Premiums, i
Committee. \. Simpson, Craftsbury
E. 0 Bennett, Charleston; J. Q. a. McLel
Ian, Glover
4TH CLASS.
years old stations, i > :
, years old stations,
Committee-M. Kennedy, Albert New
comb, Walter Jackson, Troy
9TH CLASS
Matched geldilrgs or mares
roadsters, . .
Matched draft horses, i :
Single carriage horse, + 3
Saddle horse + .
Walking horse 3
COmmittee-N. T. Sheate, Derby l.. 4
Jackson, Greensboro Geo. True, Coventry
9TH CLASS.
Breeding mare with her stock, 3
years old colt, 9
years old colt 3 2
Sucking colt, >
jonathan Page, Charleston
Augustus Eldredge, Albany; Horace Che
nev, Westmore.
CATTLE-lsT CLASS.
10 yoke of oxen from one town, % Is /
Yoke fat oxen, ,
Fat Cow, ,
Committee-N. W Gray, Coventry; I
NJ. Bailey, Greensboro; Chas. Leaven.
+ Morgan.
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HOUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.-The
Y annual meeting of the Orleans County Tenn
perance Society will be held at West Albany, on
Tuesday, Feb. %, at 10 o'clock, AN.
The friends temberance throughout the county
are requested to attend.
Per Order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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lRREPARABLE INJURY M Dniav o.
last week VI Devon. Of Pomtret
received 4p ,rr172ra t.ei Jt''y, la''aa
fallen 3aJ ar0aaa .es mp o1t IS St
years a.1 and the pa, -lssAu- -ly II
can DC 1otllD5 for aer
We are pleased ~ hear that r.,
Ch4s. w Thompson. eides, son TT j
w. Thompson, Esq OF berIla, and q
Young man IL me lile'af} a"ilI'''7
anu ie- 'eA- pifty mas f9cei'ta a imam
'li0'7 l'''i + ''' 2.'s'~' ~ - ,'' wa.
'o-al'''''' C'''''1h I" Dadr'"e' anu
''l''o II i-'l7 ''oo7l''0'' '''o 1-''i'
Richard Sterling, one OF t1e drs,
settlers Of Warren has already reach
I'D lheadyaGced aeao Of uiuety-ona years
aud BIDS fair 10 reach q century. IL.
has never ia''e4 q being a. the poii0
On Ihe hrSt IueSIay OF SepIembei
luce dc was d feaiueAt OF Tue IOWA.
long I'VE Oncie DICK
We are requested 10 give notice to
the farmers of Derby and Stanstead.
more particularly those within a con
vaninnt distance that me.tiou vii.
be held at Rock Island school house,
on Monday EVENING next at 7P NJ
for the nnrnose of oroanizino = Far.
narS' Cph S,onetonJ La..o>J
OHANGES.-"e learn rom inc Cal'
eoohian laat N d. fllnt mas soId his
Forr and his shoe noo footorv 81 Tan
caster to F F Girls void and H;ro N
BAILEY of s. Johnshnrv w A Ra
kor has aold his hn;Id;no vost Of III,
ovnroso off;oo to CborIo. D. e.,
5000 Rokor intond. 70 ~ son,h
Tn;on
- MY
Levi Smith of WheeIock was nrose
cuted for an assault and battery mo,
VIM. Folsome and fined $40 and s
costs. Smith was a moderator of
school meeting. The subject of col
lecting taxes came up. when Folsom
charged Smith, who had teen collect
or, with neglect in collecting taxes
Smith retorted by intimatino that Fol
some had forged orders on the di,
trict treasurer. Folsome then square
ly informed Smith that he was a IiaI
when Smith came down from the chat
and struck him Union.
Tho Cbron;.Io sors. H., .......;
at the Vermont State poison, mad
great feast o. roast turacl auI POI.
pies. urea5 aud butter aau apples, I
'nt 81 g.s- /. vt- pow tgI D., l.
1o.lh-.ac- Il. ~ , OH--, .. p.
Hi.ae. ... l. F-a arranged -or 4,
| Eao ua ,4. soA . -u..rs ..
| VA pe1.o--aa.,- l- >-F E.-.~a.
4 Tbs faces -a.. 4ca saoAu HG-a u
.nIna, and ta- generous g.gers w.-
appeared IL ua realized.
Weston the .s}Va!Eisr missed tl,r.
Vermont last week ann his arreror- Fl
walk from R3ngnr Me f. - Pan
MINI and raa,.a - Nv S-orl,
distance Of 5000 mile. r. 100 dav
including Il SUNDAYS. when he lou.
rest, making an average Of IS miif
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! Oke trained calves driven BY bOY
less than 10 years old
Committee-E. ;. Gage, Craftsbury; Lee
vi Wheelock, Lowell VIM. Merriam Glov-
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arton, Tuesday, Feb. l6, 1869.
State Convention,

A convention Of the Freemen Of Vermont will
be held at Montpelier on the 25th day of Febru-
ary, 1889 al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate a
ticket of thirteen persons, 10 be elected by the
freemen Of this state on the last Wednesday N
March next, as Council Of Censors. agreeably
10 the Constitution.
Gro w. GRAsDEY. Chairman Rep. State Com.
H. B. SMITH Chairman Dem. State Com.
Dated, Jan. 30, 1869.
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session Wholesale Produce Market.

erected Tor the STANDARD every Fri
DAY, by
oALLOU, HIBBARD 4 FRYE,
JooOlng and Commission Dealers in
TIER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD.
Eaos, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
- 4 AAeili haH Square, Boston.
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DURHAMS-3D CLAs

uIlldlll hitler tdll.
Committee - Amory Dawson, Crafts /
bury; Levi Brigham, Lowell; Geo Lang, /
Barton.
18th class-Grade Durhams-same cls>i-
fications and prizes As durhams.
Committee-Wm J Hastings. Craftsbury;
Walter Burnham, Westfeld; Lewis Shedd,
Salem.
9TH class-Deyons-same classitications
and premiums as durhams.
Committee-Mark Nutter, Barton; J. G.
Rowell, Albany G. r. Lane, Newport
9th class-Grade Devons->ame classifi-
cations and prizes as durhams.
Committee-Wm Twombly, Browning
ton; Z. p. Church, Irasburgh c. c. Har-
dy, Glover.
18th class-Jerseya and Attorneys, Blood
and Grade-same classifcations and prizes
as durhams
Committee-M c. Ferrin. Holland; w.
Chamberlin, Albany; Hiram Mcclellan,
Glover
Sth class-Dutch Cattle-same classif-
cations and prizes rs durhams.
COmmittee-John G. Hall, Barton Mo
ses Root, Craftsbury Edison Lyon. Charles
ton.
9th class-Grade Dutch-same classifi-
cations and prizes as durhams, and same
committee.
10th class-Native Cattle-same classif-
cations and prizes as durhams
Contradictions Simpson, Jr., Green's
boro; Aaron Hitchcock, Westfeld n. y.
Circuit, Derby.
18th CLAss-DAIRY Cows.
Dairy of or more COWS, ) 3
One milch COW, 3 2
Income by actual trial the test Of merit
Committee-G. B. Brewster, Irasburgh :;
VIM H. Martin, Barton; Geo Eddy, Low
ell.
SHEEP-SPANIsH MERINO-1sT CLASS.
Buck years old or more, 3 2
Buck / year old, 3 2 l
Buck lamb, 2
3 ewes or more 3 2
5 eve lambs or more 3 2 /
Committee-E. B. True, Newport; NJ.
Mari, Westfeld; L. Morse, Craftsbury.
I'd class-Sonth Downs-same classif-
cations and prizes as merinos.
Committee-Calvin Sawyer, Charleston
Henry Pinney, Holland; Sumner Pmney,
Greensboro.
Sd class-Cotswold and Leicester-same
classifcations and prizes as merinos.
Ommittee-Amasa Paine, Lowell c.
Thrasher, Coventry; J. B. Freeman, Al
bany.
4TH CLASS
grade ewes of any blood, 4 3 3
5rade lambs of any blood, 3
l fat sheep of any blood, 21
COmmittee-John B. Fassett. Irasburgh
A. P. Dutton, Craftsbury Don B. Curtis
Lowell
2 Boar, 2
Spring pig, 21
Committee. P. Gallup, Troy A. J
I Dodge, Lowell; Henry Sumner, Troy.
: BUTTER, CHEESE, SUGAR AND HONEY.
! Tub butter made in June, 5 8
25 pounds of cheese. 3 8
r 20 pounds maple sugar. 3 ,
2 gallons maple honey, 21
6 pounds box honey,
Committee-C. W. Smith, Barton; B
{ Hancock, Glover; G. P. Bean, Newport.
POULTRY.
L Geese, turkies, ducks and other fowls
; S15 in discretionary premiums.
Committee. S. Cook, Charleston; S
4. Davis, Troy; A. F. Parker. Coventry.
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ad'es Will ind Merino Vest and Drawers at
4 SKINNER & pREW'S
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State News.
At St. Adams, on Tuesday, buttel
sold at 80 to 43 cents.

At st. Adams, on Tuesday, buttel
sold at 80 to 43 cents.
The collection district of Vernon
yielded nearly 100000 in custom
duties to the government last year.
LEG BRoKEN.-Saturday mornin:
before last, VIM. Pickett, of Danvlllt
fell while scuffiing with Ray Higgins
and broke one leg in two places, be
low the knee. EET GIT. r
LEG CRUsHED.-Joseph Boyes, OF
Hyde Park, had his leg crushed tn.
other day, by a log rolling on hin
while at work in the woods.
FL. Halfway, of Moretown, has solo
the farm where Norman Prentiss Lives
to F. Parker and N. r. Spalding to-
$500.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Saturday nigh
before last the wife of Abial Cham
berlain Of Newbury, died very sud
denly, living but Is minutes afte
telling her husband she did not fee
we'll.
J. S. Adams, Esq, formerly seer
tary of the board of education-bu
now a resident of Jacksonville, Flo
da-has been appointed commissi5
er Of immigration for Florida, al
| salary Of 5000.
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M "IOFeI = + beaH, newport.
POULTRY.
Geese, turkies, ducks and other fowls
Sl5 in discretionary premiums.
Committee. s. Cook, Charleston; S.
r. Davis, Troy; A. F. Parker, Coventry.
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keeala Meeting Wednesday Feb 2s 1869
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