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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

The religious services at st. Thomas
last Sunday night were impressive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

Plymouth Market.
Flour-$3 O0@3 80 per 100 lbs.
Corn-40eo soc per bu.
Wheat-$1 00@l 10 Fer bu.
Rye-S0c per bu.
Oats-30c per bu.
Potatoes-40@60c per bu; new zoe.
Beans-$1 03M1 20 per bu.
Butter-1S@015c per h.
Lard-10W14c per II.
EggS-10Glac per doz.
Hams-14QolS c per H.
Baeon-fe@nf4c per Ii.
Shouldcrs-S0112c per h.
White Fish-s6 5O@7 copper half Dbl
Kits, 81 50@2 90.
Trout-S5 1JQi6 90 per half Dbl.
Mackercl-kits, So 0013 %; half Dbl
SO 00W1O CO.
Chickens-$2 90 per doz.
Rags-21 &c per Ii.
Corrected weekly, by Pcrshins &
WEIGH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

ATar union ofthe Masonic Fraternity
at Plymouth Lodge Hail. on last Friday
evening, i unanimous vote of thanks was
extended to Mrs. D. Z. Vanvalkenb lrgh,
Mrs. I. \. Borton, Mrs Jacob Trow-
bridge, and Mrs. John Dial, for the
beautiful boquets presented to the Lodge
for the occasion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21
Commissioners Court

Continued from last soesk)
ALLOWANCE TO COUNTY OFFICERS.
Fl c. Burlingame, Co. Auditor, for
salary and clerk salary $685. 90
H. G. Burlingame, for managing
school fund. 23 on
III. G. Burlingame, Auditors, report
OF fees charged and collected Al
lOWance ............
]. w. Houghton, special allowance % SO
E. S. Lewis, making index to mort
cages. .172 w
John Soice, services as treasurer. .131 90
blind expenses. .:..... "a 80
insane ....... IL 80
deaf and dumb expense So
d. r. Harris, jury expenses. -. 80 90
specific allowance. :. Is 20
d. R. Harris, insane ex. of removing
NJ G. Miller from insane asylums24 so
D. R. Harris, road expenses :. ,43 so
NJ W. Downey, salary from June
to Aug. 10, N .431 25
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCE.
Henry krause.. ...-............. "a 90
II. A. Rank "a 90
Jonas Miller "a 90
d. K Harris, Jail expenses. SO 90
Thos Mcdonald, school examiner As 90
Morgan johnson, surveyors fees 81 SO
ID. K. Harris, whitewashing jail. a 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21
Posi- Oace lDtr~c,n,.,.,

once open from a. m to s.p "a.
Money Order and RegtAfeE office open from q.
M to p. m. ~
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
Going East, rs9:45 a. m. Going West, cps. n. m,
Thro' mail, s:45 p. NIL Thru mail, S:35 a m,
Going North, 4:1o p. m. Going South. -l0:ln a. m
Bremen Mail arrives Tuesday L Thursday, 10 M
g departs Tuesday & Friday ., m.
Msrmont arr. aud dep. Tuesday Friday, IL m
" 4 departs - I'm
Walnut Hill'and Lakeyille arr. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at p. m. Departs Monday
Nednes daS and Friday, at s a. m
w NJ. KENDALL, p M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

There has been some talk of show in
town but We have not seen it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21
Weather cool. "a. s.
Gold is worth. i14a&.
Business brisk.
Money a little scarce.

Future prospects of plymouth good
The cool air last Tuesday night purified
the atmosphere. -
John Hoham is about to move his mag
nificent Hardware store into Brownlee' s
Block.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21
Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago
Railway Time Table.
NoRTHwARD TRAINS.

Sunday. July 3Cth, 1871
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

ia VID MACY. Gen. Sup't. indianapolis.
&c. MURPHY, supt, aiich. City Division La
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

Sept. Il, 1871.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

H. No. I.
,u NO. NO. .. No, T. MAIcHL
SiAiioNo. THO GH LocA L. LOCAL. / 90, toll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
ID G q t h s


In Cincinnati Ohio on the 2jth inst of consumption,
EDWARD G. kiHsMAN, Esq formerly resident oil Bar
re and Montpelier, aged about 40 years His romans
arrived here for burial on Tuesday,
In Barre, Jan q, CARRIE Il. daughter of A. J. and
Hannah Markham, aged 10 years months.
In st. Johnsbury, Jan. 2l Mis- susAS GREFS, aged 81
years.
In wos Barnet, Jan. 9, DAVID MARuS aged 6j years.
In HardwicS Jan. II, MARY, wife Of WIN. Chase, aged
S. years
In Hardwlck Jan 10, Mrs. MARGARET FoGG widow Of
the late Jonathan Cram of Meredith, H. aged 81 years.
In Troy, Dec. 90, after lingering Illness Capt.
FREnERicR FULLER aged 81 years.
In Danyllle jan 10, after protracted illness Mrs.
MARY salruoS) KELSEY aged n years wife Of Harvey
Kelsey, Es1.
Insatton Jan 4, EDWIN EASTMAN aged about 80 years
In peaeham, Jan. 10, AFTER protraeted illness, Ms
JANE G. HARVEY, aged y years and months wife Of
the late Stewart Harvey, Esq.
In Rochester, Jan. 90, HANNAH, wife Of Col. T. D. Mar
tin aged about SO years
In West Barnet jan 10, NAScY JANE SrROBaIDGE,
aged % years daughter OF A. H. aud N A. Strobridge.
In Philadelphia jan II, Of consumption Mrs. LiU.
RErrA ". safll, daughter Of O. D. and S. Q. kttredge.
formerly OF Walden, aged 10 years and months.
In MarshGed, Jan, 10, JouS O. DwNELL
In West Randolph, sth INST, Capt. John TIFFANY,
aged - years.
In Merose, Mass Jan. 8 AUGUSTA NJ Goss wife OF Cur
lis O. dioss and ugter OF Hiram Kelsey Esq former
days
In fillmore Jan 18TH, Of cankerrash, BERTHE, youngeet
child Of William b. and Ermna Earl aged years and
months
In Morrstown Jan, 18th, JERoNg L. cuRrls, aged 70
years
In Morrstown Jan, 2ld, LEos A., only child o. o.
and r. A. Spaulding aged year, months and 10 days.
In Danyllle sth inst, Joas d. of Leyins Hooker,
aged 70 years and 10 months.
In Waterbury, jan 4th, Mr.. LYMAN HALL, aged 81
years.
Remington aud daughter Of the late Lyman Hall, aged
~ years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

The Connty Tenncroncc Convention met at Mat
-, ~, fi..,i w.i,.. ~
''0"''" nun ~ "1y"'i me- vi "eu"5s1a1 VI
asJ WeeN-Ihe frcsuent, heV. r. Il. FISK IN
the chair Permanent organization was effected
nv clectinc Row p r Fisk President md Rcy
a. A. - - s--,- -. 49,.
w. v d. N"oA' ooVlcO'ig' a oomlul''ue VI ouc
member from each town nominated Rev. j. \.
Granger for County Commissioner. In the after
,.,, p.v u r F;st doi,rorol Bic ,ll~cs.
"ileh was l'aleheu 10 WIN markeu attehuon'
The Society called for its publication, and il was
placed in the hands of the Secretary for such pur-
,,s, . r. N.,,ou Gao lie ,o,,,n,i,,oo M, 10.
'''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
Orange County Temperance Convention.

The annual meeting Of tho Orange County
Temperance Society will be held at Chelsea on
Friday, Feb 10th, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and con-
tinue through the afternoon and evening The
annual business Of the Society will be transacted
in the forenoon including the nomination Of some
suitable person to serve as County Commissioner
the year ensuing, The afternoon and evening
will be devoted to discussion Of resolutions, and
general interchange Of thought upon the subject
Of Temperance, such as the convention itself may
determine when assembled together. It expect
ed there will be good delegation present from
every town in the county The demands Of the
cause upon every friend Of morality and good
order in society are pressing and imperative.
The suffering the crime--the degradation the
tears and bcroayements that come directly from
the illegal sale and use of intoxicating drinks, are
terrible to contemplate Itsa "pestilcnc3 walking
in darkness and destruction wasting at MONDAY"
The most efficient way to check the ravages Of this
remorseless enemy and finally conquer him to the
DEATH is the appropriate business Of this conyen-
ton. Come let us reason together Our
onemiesar INSCRIPTIONS and vgant Let Us he
incorporating and faithful let all friends of
the cause who are accustomed to pubicspoaking,
Of whatever persuasion, profession, or vocation,
consider themselves especially invited to be present
ot this convention, and take part in its delibcm-
tiJns.
Per order Of the president.
PnvoN SEWER, Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
Burning Of the MoorcrOft Factory at
Wright's Mills.

At three O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, the
Goth ut., the factory located at what is desig-
mated hereabouts as I" Wrights Mills" on the
Worcester Branch, about three miles from Mont
peier village was discovered on fire in the third
story, near the " first breaker" 50 rapidly ana
the flames spread, owing 10 the slight accnmula-
ton of dust or iuz upon tho surface OIL the room
and its contents, that in the incredibly short
space Of three minutes not person could remain
in, or even approach this part Of the building
The fire almost as rapidly communicated with the
other stories and apartments, and in space OF
time equally incredible, the entire building was
wiped out and the more substantial part, with
the machinery, was heap Of smouldering ruins
in the basement or cellar.
The building was Of wood, oighty-iiye by forty
feet on the ground, aud five stories high including
the basement ltcontained two sets Of machine
ry, nearly new, for the manufacture fwhte flannel
goods twenty-five hands were employed, and
the goods manufactured were the best Of their
class. The ownership was vested in Mr.. VIM.
Moorcrolt, who had the immediate charge Of rum
ming the mill, Mr. Andrew lI1warth. his brother
in-law of Little Falls, n. Y, and Mr. l.W Br0wn,
Of Montpelier The total loss is estimated ct
about S3j, 900 There was an insurance OF 5000
an tbc macbin,rv in the Ttn, C,mn,nv. orllart.
e,rd a. and e. 500 nm the bnilding. in the w.
Mntn,l The Mutual also had AN Insurance of
q GOO an the storo-bou.s building and contents.
the former being DAMAGED t, the amont of 500
only. There were ais, insurance, of $4,000 Ina
the Security or New YORK % 600 in the pbnnix
of uortf,rd and $1,000 In the PEOPLES OF
Worcester
I, ottemn,i,g q, cx,iogui.h the flames nd the
,ntset several per.,n. were ouite severely burned
on their arms and faces. VIM Andrews sDin.
ner an Engli.bm,p seventy wears old. in addition
=, ncys,noi ininries last about $1,000 in b,ni.
and rnte. and all bis ci,tbin, cxcsot what bc
badon.,. ,Lo ,;,,e Linn C,r.g .,s r,s,,o5
e.or a. ,,,no, s,ory ,,i,d,,v ooor tlo e,,,os hal
cn, og ILL., e,ross rs, tbc s,oiry,ys bsJl, sm,l.d
and o,nsiaor.tty L,-,cd Wr n s,,;t, .,i,.
nor and richard G-iFh ub,s." c,r1or FAN,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
mark is.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
A u 4 4 IL d ID L Ii IL Z A n Ii u u a LII n u Y


For the week ending Tuesday, January a. lslt
AMOUNT oP STOCK At MARKET
r.,.., caus, sA.,,g, s,oi,'. Hey'. cny,'
Th i, week d i2l ii ~. SS99 s s9 o9
one one y gSfT sso i5 rs s53 5 81 iSS S@
Pmcrs.-B,ef caiii,-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, tl2OO $3.50 Grst quality ~ 100 li5 second
quality SqmD i00l third quality SOD tsOR
600 bs total weight Of hide alow and dressed bcci
4 few choice single pairs $3.50 a tlio Balls, &C.,
Varitsg oIsn-soooa SONY pair or according to their
value as bcef. Handy stocrs, go g or.
Maeh coT' 800 @ooi extra good, SOFA 5000 with or
without calves, o. may be agreed ARROW and oriina-
'Sio,e'.~YearlIne., soso1. twoyoar Old ioo@oo,
threo-years old 800 ~ o.
SlseP AID LIMBS s. @ %, 10 iots, s2n 10 $500
extra 90 % cts b. on live weight or 5000 a. 5000
sioie,. Wholesale. ooaOoc retaii, olauc v b. Fat
i "a, , esss. r. oos sp5o5 pf 5eaa t@" d.
Hf0.-Brghton, 10 "a CTS countr lots, O. q 1c
Tallow, 90 7ic. country lots, ~ % ct en-, pclts
with wool on 81 l0d3i ct. each country lots, 10 20,
SIPS.
RFwARks.-Only i23 cattle at market fora whole week
head the preceding market. Lost January the
average weekly receipts -6j The alarm occasion
beef or driven consumers 10 tho bccfdrcs.ed At The west
where there no disease or 20 mutton both OF whch are
abundant Ia the city markets. The demand Tor hcci
however Is evidently improving
This morning there were one hundred and seventy
day, and there Is an evident improvement In prices
Lambert lasting had four good Northern oxen, for one
OF WlcN 20 dress fli Ids me- NNiNlnnN VIC hUN lNf ilN
other three dress n1l lbs each llc. lo cold other
oxen az 10 9ic lUand lc. a. g. knlng sold two oxou
lhs no home nt c two others, lO0 hs At homo
at 0c two steers at 9ic one COW 20 drcs 700 les ol
if3. 49, Sargent sold one par oxen raised by Alsead
yeur Odds at 30 eachi AT S35 To $50 each.
H. French sold two oxen at liici two stays and COW
at slc 80 H. B Dow sold two oxen at l2ci two three
year old steers, 900 lhs ct ci ten tw0ycar Odds dve
/ to six hundred lhs.9 10 tOc.
The sheep trade dull for the sellcr, whether the
large supply from the West whether consumers arc
leaving mutton for beef do not know, but many lots
put into the hands of the butchers commission
| sales at u 20 &C.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
Correction.

MfsNs. Editors In your issue Of Dec. 18th, |
find some items in reference to Waterbury, in the
main correct, but some correction is needed in
reference to the business of Case, Thomas x Co.
IN the first place, the firm Of Case Thomas & Co.
have done no manufacturing for year past they
are succeeded by the Waterbury Manufacturing
Company, the old firm having stock and manag-
ing interest in the new company. They manu-
facturc doors, sash, blinds, mouldings, &c, &c,
same as the former company also manufacture
cane-seat chairs. Instead Of seven or eight diff
ferent kinds the company manufacture now fifteen
different kinds, and will add new kinds to their
list from time to time
Concerning other interests, only say think
your correspondent made mistake in the name
connected with II. Moiitt, suppose it should
be Smith instead of Sayder the firm reads II
Molitt * Co.
\ RESIDENT OF WATERBURY,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

NoRTHFHLD. Thursday Thursday evening and
Friday, our people attended the State Teachers
Association, and were well repaid for their time
and labor. large number were present from
abroad and were lodged and fed by our citizens
without charge. The literary entertainment fur
nished was of high order. Chief among the at
tructiye features ofthe occasion was the drill Of the
Gymnastie Class from the Essex Centre Institute
under the supervision of their Principal, Mr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
IamoiIlc valley Railroad.


W o''u'i'se rom ti'e -''fs''4'e' some ln'P'l'
'"n' ''o's concerning t"ls great enterprise
AZ recent meeting o., ''e Executive D'uiu''''eV
81 u'ci''u - o'nle'e 1ne ro"o'ienlS 'or 'uo cars
.,'u' ~ us ,'r us ~ 'i0'e' certainty 10
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While we shall be clad TO see an outlet TO the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
4 REslDENT OF WATERnUIY

~ A profuse and many times excessively offensive
discharge from the nose, with stopping up Of the
at times, impairment Of the Of smell and
taste, watering weak eyes, impaired hearing rresu-
lar appetite occasional nausea pressure and pain
the eyes and attlmos the back of the head occasional
chilly sensations, cold feet and feeling Of lasstude
and debility are symptoms which are common to Caarrh
yet all Of them rot present in every case Dr. Sages
Catarrh Remedy cures Catarrh in its worst form and
sagos II Is pleasant to use and contains poisonous
caustc drugs sent by mail receipt Of sixty cents
Address R V. Pierce, l73 Seneca Street Buffalo n Y.
Sold by druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

InE BuRclAR, Nothing new has tr1nspired
In respect to the two men last week bound up on
suspi,ion Of being engaged in the attempted bank
robbery at Wsterbury save that, in response
to certain mysterious dispatches sent to Ncw
York gentleman, accompanied by a lady, who
purports 10 he the wife Of the prisoner Davis,
VISITED them at the Jail on Saturday morning last
The interview was held in the presence Of keepers
Nothing came of it, so far as is known, save that
the empty purses Of the imprisoned men were
literally replenished-it is said with $500. The
visitors returned Saturday night
The public mind is fully alive to the Importance
Of going to the bottom of this matter, and the
authorities have put double watch over the
jail and adopted elsetual measures to scrutnize
closely all who may come in response TO the
Macedonian cry Of the prisoners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
hin NCIA l..
NEW 7.30 GOLD LOAN
on ruE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Secured BY Fia Mortgag, on Ral,oai aai land Grlni
s,s,. p,op,r mn, prou,xrvw.
SAFE PROFITABLE, PERMANENT


JAY G. o o KE q co
onr for sale at par and accrued interest tho First Mort
gago Land Grant Gold Bonds of tho Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. They free from United states
Tax, and issued Of the following denominations
Coupons 500, s5oo, md 5000 Registered ioo 5000
siooo 5000 and sl00o.
with the same entire confidence with which com.
mcndod Government bonds 10 Capitalists and People, we
now, aner The fullest investigation, recommend those
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds to friends and the
general public.
GOLD PAYMENr.-Both principal and interest are
payable 10 American gold COIN at tho Office Of Jay Cooke
& Co., Now York City--tho principal at the end Of 30
years, and the interest t the nto Of seven and three
tenths per cent per annum hdfyoary first Of January
and July.
PERFECT SAFETY The bonds wo arc now selling
secured by arst and only mortgage all the prop
erty and rights Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany, which will embrace on the completion Of the work
] I. over Two thousand Miles Of Road, with rolling
stock, buildings, and OH other equipments.
q over Twenty-Five Thousand Acres Of Land to every
mile OF finished road This land agricultural, tmbercd
and mineral amounting n a 10 more than Fifty Million
Acres consists Of alternate sections reaching twenty TO
forty miles each side OF the track aad extending In
broad fertile belt from Wisconsin through the richest
portions Of Mnucota, Dakota, Montana Idaho Oregon
aud Washington, 20 Puget Sound
While tho Government docs not directly guarantee tho
bonds Of the Road % thus amply provides for their full
and prompt payment by an unrcscryod grant Of land
the most valuable ever conferred upon great national
| improvement
| THE M0RTGAGE.-The Trustee. under the Mort
gage are Mc.srs. jay Cooke Of Philadelphia, and
Edgar Thomson President Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company. They will directly and pc mnnont'
b represent The interests Of The First Mortgage bond hold
ere and required to that the Igocse Of ia
are used IN pr-hlsiHg ai -meehHJ he b9ais Of ne
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

pr tie Citizens Course will be given on Mon
day evening, Fob. 18th, by Rev. T. p WHIP
rfr, Of Boston. Ills subject will be CHARLS
prcKESs. Mr.. Whipplc is one Of the finest schol-
ars and cssayists in the country and THIS lecture
which has already been extensively delivered has
mel with universal conmcndation. We antici-
nate an audience too large for the hail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

PIEAsANr ArrAm.-rhe Citizen Oyster Supper
and Sociabl.at Bishops Hotel, on Monday even
ing was one Of the most thoroughly enjoyable
afiirs Of the kind which We remember to have
ever attended A large number of our citizens
were present, and were unanimous in praising the
capital supper spread before them, as well as the
efforts of Mr.. Bishop and his efficient attendants
10 promote the comfort Of his guests We trust
these soeables will oGtener in the future and
are sure that no one who has once attended will
wiIIingIy forego the pleasure Of second visit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
A Strange Fatality.


Sometime in September last the wife Of Mr..
Charles Arlington, Of Duxbury, sickened wth
the typhoid fever and died, and in about fort
uight the eldest daughter was borne to her last
resting place by the side Of her mother dying Of
the same disease Shortly after, two younger chill
drcn Of the same family were taken sick, and no
ono being left to take proper care Of thcm the Dr.
requested that they be moved O. some place where
they could have suitable care In this sad dilem-
ma, the father applied TO Mr. T. w Boydon to
take in his children and have them nurscd and
cared for by Mrs Boydon, who was a kindhoart
cd woman, besides being an excellent nurse. Con
sequentJ they were taken into the family Of Mr.
q. and tenderly cared for, and restored 10 health
The Boydon family then consisted of five members
father mother, and three children, two sons
and daughter
And now comes the saddcsi part Of my story.
After the con5alcsccnce Of Mr. Armingtons chill
dren, Che daughter Of Mr. B was taken down and
died then followed the eldest son Disease
next laid hold Of the weary but faithful mother,
who, tired and worn by long Watching, and almost
broken-honrtod ~ her great bereavement, fell an
easy victim o. The destroyer and to-day the
father turned hi. ncs toward HE lonely home.
after dep,sitin, In the crave tho remains of the
Youngest s5n-makiog rur. and ,tr.-lsoving
him In his Ola oe, alone feeble ip be,ltb and
almost broker. be,rtod
Truly thedisponseti,ns payid.,e,oro .tr,pge
and psst finding ootl Gu.c
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

RANDoLrn.--E. Il. French, Esq, of Barre, ad-
dressed meeting of the citizens of Randolph at
the Town House Jan. %, advocating the advisa-
Dllity Of generous aid to the Montpelier and
White River Il. h. A special meeting is warned
to meet Feb. II, to soc whether Randolph will
bond toad in the construction of said road There
Is every prospect that the town will refuse to
bond,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

Al lioNE.-Most people like to see +" the man
HIMSELF instead of an assistant. So the patrons
OF Dr. n W. Gilbert will be glad to learn that
he is now to be the " home man. at his dental
rooms, where, according to what we hear, we
have no doubt that those who call upon him, will
be served inteligenty and well,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

n The Concerto Waitsfeld by the Waterbury
husieal Association, advertised in our last week =
ISSUE, has been postponed for one week, and will
be given on Wednesday evening, FEBRUARY 9Th,
instead Of FEBRUARY LIST.