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MAILS ARRIVE
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at G23 rises To-
morrow morning at 5:35
\ special meeting of Killngton Lodge.
No. 90. |. 0. O. T. will be held this Tues
funeral of Past Grand Master Abncr
Forbes at St. Adams on Wednesday. All
members of the Order who may be- in
town to-day are invited to he present
Hon. r. W. Park and Gcn. j. G. Nc
Cullough arrived last evening, and are the
guests of Gen. II. II. Baxter.
An ear ring was lost on Monday at some
point between the'rcsidcncc of w. II. Field,
corner of Center and Main street and the
residence of Philip Edgerton on West
street, valuable amethyst car ring, the
setting circular in form. the stone star
shaped, gold and pearl center, the circle
having three wcdgcd shaped gold pendants
and the upper connection of ornamental
design. Any person finding and returning
the same to the Post Office will be suitably
rewarded.
We regret to learn Of the death of Ab-
ner Forbes, chief clerk of the Central Yer
mont railroad, which occurred at St.
Adams yesterday. He was n gentleman
widely and favorably known in the state
lie was brother-in-aw of Hon. J. ID.
Hatch of Burlington. His funeral will he
attended under the direction Of the fratcr-
nifty of Odd Fellows. on Wednesday.
Miss Lillian S. Edgarton will appear at
the Opera House during the Fair. The
success of Miss Edgarton in New York
city last winter was almost without n
parallel. She has a lecture of singular
ability, written in a style, at once faultlcss
and graceful, and with Il deep rich voice,
and most attractive presence on the plat
form. She was received at Steinway Hall,
with the most enthusiastic appreciation
and favor.
Watering milk that is carried to a cheese
factory is not a profitable business, as Il
Williamstown man has realized S25 worth.
The September session of the Windham
County Court begins at Ncwfanc on Tues
day next.
The fall term of the Franklin County
Court will open next Tuesday in the Mu-
sic Hall, Lake street
In the Green Mountains of Vermont
there are numerous mineral springs, but
not one can be found in the White Noun
tains of New Hampshire
4 Stowe laundrcss found 1895 in the
pocket of vest sent to be washed, and re-
turned it to the owner but will look to
heaven for her reward.
Traders in Montpelier are now offering
but 80 cents bushcl for good potatoes.
The crop is large this year, and the quality
excellent
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Excursion.
BESNiSoroS. sept. $.

Excursion.
BESNfNor oS. sept. $,
The Sibbath School of the Congrcga-
tional church at Wnllngford and C.. A.,
Hill. superintendent, accompanied by Rev
Aldace Walker, d. D.. pastor of the church
and large number of citizens arrived here
at noon to-day. They were met at the de.
pot by Rev. C.. r. Hubert of the Con.
gregatonal and members Of his parish and
escorted to Stewards Hall. where cola
ton was partaken. Rev. Mr. lIubur,
welcomed the visitors to Bennington. and
spoke encouraging words TO the Sabbath
School. Rev Bostwick IIawley. D. then
addressed the audience. TO which
Dir. Walker appropriately replied.
The visitors then took stroll about town,
and left for home. apparently well pleased
with their reception ut Bennington.
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NESl kpRsls us.
RUTLAND COUNTY COURT, -HprENREE TERM
1873

RUTLAND CovYTY COURT, -IPTEMREE TERM.
1873.
Hon. IIoyt II. Wheeler. Chief Judge.
Hon. Isaac c. Wheaton,, Assistant
Hon. lIel HOLSTER, Judges
Henry II. Smith, Clerk.
William NJ. Field, Sheriff.
The September term of the Rutland
county court commences its session, at the
court house, in this village, to-day. Proba-
bly, no business will be transacted save
empanneling the grand jury and the charge
to them by the court. and the swearing in
of the petit jury. We give, herewith, the
though it is not probable that any hearing
will be commenced. 1t is understood that
that the first case for trial will be either
No. so, Ripley Sons Y. Billings. or No. -
Stevens V. Billings.
90 Dyer V. Whitkcr. Joyce, attorney
for plaintiff; Trial attorney for defend
| ant.
81. Thrall Y. Lansdon. PIT. pro Sc :;
Edwin Edgerton for dcft.
32. Hodges v Eddy. Edgcrton Il Nj
cholson for plff.; y. f. Nicholson for
deft.
"a. Pickert Y. Spawn. Dunton * Yea
zey for plff.; Joyce, Edgcrton n Nichol-
son for defendant.
so. Ripley Sons V. Billings. Dunton 4
Veazey for plff.; Joyce, Prout, for dcfi,
80. Stevens Y. Billings. Edgerton 4
Nicholson for plff.; Joyce, Prout for dcGt.
SO. Miller V. Union Slate Company.
Joyce for plaintiff; Edgcrton & Nicholson
for dcft.
90. Brine V. lIanralon Simon. for
pltf. Joyce for dcft
66. Dyer V. Clarendon. Hawkins for
pltf. Dunton & Ncazcy for dclt
70. Rutland V. Dorr Edgcrton *
Nicholson for pitts. Proul, Denton x
Neazey for deft.
so. Langdon V. Railroad. Edgcrton Il
Nicholson for pitts. Prout for deft.
81. Perry V. Priest. Fisher for pitt.
d. f. Nicholson Il Joyce for defI,
3d. Adams V. Clarks, Prout, ID. l.,
Nicholson, for pltf. Joyce for dcft,s
co. ellison V. Willard Edgerton 4
Nicholson for pltf, Chapman for dcfl.
96 Smith V. Pratt Smith for pltf.
Joyce for deft.
81. Stannard NJ. y. V. Phelps. Edgcr-
ton & Nicholson for pltf Geo. VI. Fuller
for def.
9s. Stannard c. V. Phelps. Edgcron &
Nicholson for pitts. Fuller for deft.
100. Smith V. Kellogg & Co. Joyce fol
pltf, Wood for dcft.
1Oa. IIydevillc Co. Y. Dor. Joyce fol
pitts. Prout for delft
ia. Dawley V. Hogan. Bromley 4
Clark for pltif. Wood for deIt.
1870. Ketcham v Orchard Il Page
Dunton & Vcazcy for pltff. Prout fol
dcfts.
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Police Court.

The following cases were heard before
Justice ii w Porter on Monday and dis
posed of as follows
Charles Billings for intoNcation, fine
and costs 1894. He disclosed on Cephas
Z. Stone who was fined $17.5G. Appealed.
William Stone for intoXcation, fine and
costs S1394. lie disclosed on Catherine
Ready who was fined S21.33, and being t.
third offence she was sentenced to the
county Jail for three months.
Moses Williams for ntoXicaton, fine
and costs $13.56. lie disclosed on James
Crowley, fined Sl756. Appealed. Also
on V. w. Whitcomb, fine, Sl7.56, ap-
pealed and on Henry IL. Stone. fine S11,-
80; appealed.
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Charles lIoughton, Putncy, bull yr
old, Vanderbilt; l do W old, William ;
1 do VI old, Keser do 6 ms old, Mark
Twain; COW : yr old, Unwoula do I
VI old, Texas; / do yr old, Grand Duke;
do 2 VI old, Grctchcn I do . W old.
Mcnic.
GRADE or NATivI CATTLE.
J. L. Billings, Rutland. 1 COW 9 yr
old, Betty; COW yr old, Bertha COW
Z VI old, Nancy; COW yr old Franklin ;
1 COW VI old Bertha Sd ! COW yr old
Franklin I'd; I COW yr old, Nancy 81.
Chas IIoughton, Putncy. 1 Grade Dur
ham calf, months old.
l.. A. Billings, Rutland. 3 grade cows.
yr old bull 2 VI old
WORKING OXEN.
Cyrus Jennings, Hubbardton, pair
Chas. Clement & Sons, Rutland, pair.
H. Woodruff, Rutland, pair 6 yr old.
Edwin Congdon, Clarendon, pair W
old.
CATTLE-sTOCK.
+. Chaifec, Rutland. bull. 2yr OLD. I'M
ported, Romeo 1 bull calf; COW, q yr
oiu' oor"n n'.' "o'''' '"''' '7'''i '''' -''
/ hcfer calf, Lucy.
John s Emery, Wallngtord hull yr
old Roam Chief: COW yr old. I.eitlc
COW VT old, l.cttic I'd; COW . yr old.
Lettc Sd COW o VI old. Martha: / COW
Ayr old, Snow Drop; cow VI old.
Belle OF Wallingford.
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:, - M. c,. v
T.G KINGSLEY. R,uland I coon ( bra.
mas do White Lcghorns I do Cocl-
ms do Black &C BantamS
w b Hall. Pitsford. coop Hudson
cilckch~.
VEGETABLES.
Matthew Ames. West Rutland. seed
corn pumpkins hrcls. squash
VIM Klcc' Rutland' celery l'i'h'drd
squash tomatoes y varieties
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Bandit DepredatiOns.

MATAMoHAs. Sept 8.
\ party Of Bandits headed by Alberto
Gucrin are committing dcprcda,ions on the
roads near Mier and Guerrcrs. Gucrin
and his followers were lately stealing
cattle in Texas and being too Lotly pur-
sued by United States troops, returned 10
Mexico, where Gucrin was appointed u
custom officer. Upon closing his office,
and fearing to return to Texas to steal
cattle, he turned highwayman and is now
in Mexico. The Vase Publico newspaper
of the city states that Gucrin is an Amer
ican, and claims that reparation should he
demanded for his dcpredations. The
Mexican authorities, however, recently re-
fused to eXtraditc him for rObbcrcs COM
mttcd in Texas on the ground that he was
a Mexican citizen.
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The Carlist War.

New York, Sept 8.
\ correspondent writes: \ short time
ago the Carlists did not dare attack the re-
publcans. and contentcd themselves by
capturing trains and stopping mails, while
now the republicans dare not attack the
Cdrlis,s, and seem satisfied with petty
operations in the rear of Don Carlos forces.
Don Carlos will not enter CASTLE until be
has three or four Castilipn hattalions and
plenty of fire arms.
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CoNSEoTIclT AND PAssUMrsIc RIVER
RAILROAD. AT the annual meeting, held
at Newport ON the I'd inst, the following
board of directors was chosen Emmons
Raymond, Boston; Josiah Stickney, Bos
ton Elijah Cleveland, Coventry, Vt; b.
p. Cheney, Boston Albert Knight, Stan
stead, p. O. Henry Chase, Lyndon, VT;
Gardener G. Brown, Boston; T. r. Red
field, Montpelier, Vt; f. NJ. Weld, Bos-
ton; Horace Fairbanks, st. Johnsbury,
Vt; Amos Barnes, Boston; S SThompson,
Lyndon, Vt; Daniel II. Sortwell, Cam
bridge, Mass,
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Texas Cattle for Kansas.

III. Lofts, sept. :.
The Texas cattle drive of this season to
Kansas is now nearly, ii not quite all in
The total receipts will reach about half n
million head, of which number 2G0, 900
were received at Ellsworth 100000 at
Washita, -, 900 at Coffcyvillc and Chctopa
and the remainder at other points. Sixty
thousand have been driven to Colorado
Nebraska and Wyoming 100000 will be
wintcrcd IN Kansas, and about $50. 900
taken by packers. Twenty thousand have
been marketed at Kansas City, Mo. Fifty
thousand more will be driven to the ter
ritorics, and the remainder quartcrcd in
various western states. The receipts at
Kansas City are estimated at 300, 0C0 head
for the year against 236, 900 last year
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From. New York.
New YORK, Sept. q.
ARRIVED.

New YORK, Sept z.
ARRIVED.
The City Of Paris from Liverpool.
An lNcESDIARY coSFRssFs
Morris Pepil. arrested in Trenton for
setting fire to the Fashion stud fam
stables. has made full confession.
FATAL FAIL.
John Mcconnell, aged sixteen, while
asleep on the roof Of six story building,
No. Mulberry street, rolled off TO the
sidewalk. aud was almost instantly killed
SEW YORK rriPiTs.
Many clergyman who have been away
during the summer. occupied their pupits
yesterday. A. a rule the churches have
not been 50 generally closed as in previous
years.
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REVERSED. The Supreme Court in
CALEDONIA county has just reversed the de-
cision of the county court in the case of
A. A. Earle, VS.. Wm. w. Grout, on ac-
count of the improper exclusion of de-
PENDANTS testimony, A new trial will he
granted, and the battle renewed,
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ForND DEAD.-A week ago last Sunday
his bed. at Waterbury Center He was 81
years old and served through the Mexican
war in the American army
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Fire.
UNION, y.

UNION, y. Y. Sept. $.
\ fire broke out this morning in the
planning mill of Whitmorc Brothers, de-
stroying twenty places of business on Main
street and Il barn occupied br Miles Cronk
which contained his trotting horses Grey
John, Belle of WATERFOWL. and Kane. The
horses were removed without injury. Loss
estimated at S25, 900. partly insured.
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SHEEP RAISING. II. NJ. Arms of Spring
field has returned to New Mexico, where
he is engaged in the business of sheep rails
ing. At his rancho, 200 miles from Santa
Fe, he has over $4,000 sheep of which
5000 are this years lambs.
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DIsGoRaED.-Chas.I Iazen of Quccchc
recently went to Canada and bought a pair
of horses for S400, entered them to the
custom house officer for 5000, was follow
ed by an officer and made to "disgorge" to
the amount of $3.50.
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ST. Louis, Sept. :.
The feeling against Postmaster Flley for
assessing his employees five per cent. on
their salaries grows stronger daily. Many
of the most prominent and active Rcpubl
cans dcnouncc him in emphatic terms and
demand his removal
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PoRK.-Thc market Is quiet and steady new
mess SIS 10 TO II 62is extra prime DO 80 %
BEEP,-Market Is duh at 80 @lO 90 for plain
mess; sll 25a ia 30 Tor extra do.
BEHF HANS. - Market Is quiet a. lsa' lc Tor
com ON to prime lots.
TiRRcE BHRF-Market Is steady at lnsiTc for
prime mess 1891 for India mess.
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The Massachusetts Campaign.

Boston, Sept. !.
The total number of delegates elected to
the republican convention up to date are
for washburn 47s, for Butler 896- doubtful
Al.
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NEW YORK, Sept. s..
LATEST MoSETAEY.
Gold sold down u liz and closed at liz
Government bonds are dun and little Oft.
State bonds are quiet and nothing doing.
Money loaned at per cent. gold 10 =, l-3a
aud lilo premium.
Vanderbilt stocks are iirmnr and rest dun at
the close
Money became easier and loaned freely at ,
and per cent gold
Carrying rates IRON per cent currency to :
per cent gold.
The clcarlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were s2i3,OoO,CoO.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
s253,OoO
The Customs receipts to-day amounted to
100000.
Stocks In the early part OF the day declined
r62is per cent, and later recovered from low
est point !; and 2i{ on most stocks; Rock Is
land. New York Central Ohio'S and Northwest
crn, closed ut an advance Of f@l's, above OPP
ching prices The market closed iirmcr. Ap-
plication OF the New York Warehouse and Sc
curlty Company, for extension disposcs OF the
Impending calamity which has been exercising
depressing influence In Wall street. lately. 1t
proves to be of no importance 50 far as..tock cN-
change is concerned.
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sew York Produce Market.


CorroN-m ralr request and 4. advance (;
sales OF a,7g3 bales nj 2o-.c Tor upands
FLOvR.-I.cccipts, 1898. bbls. The market Is
Ga Toe better with only n United supply .oner-
Ing fair demand. Sales OF 1850 barrels at 70 Goa
10 for superiine Western and state; 5000 a
10 Tor common to good Extra western and
state ; s7.i5a % for good TO choice do = GO
Cr9 60 for common to choice white wheat west
crn extra SO $3.50 o. Tor common 10 good cX-
ira Ohio s, i0eli 90 for common TO choice
extra IT. Louis.
RYE FLoUR.--rhe market l. steady ana IN iulr
CoRS MEAL. = The market for corn meal is
active and nrm at 3 25@ 20 Tor western !;
~ 9O,d+ 20 Tor Brandywlnc.
WnIskEy.-The market Is more active and
frmer, closing with buyers pie; small sales ru-
mored ut 81.
opened a shade firmer aud closed dun Win less
doing In present and future delivery Sales OF
III eos bush at 81 90 20 II 90 for Iowa spring :;
81 90 for old do; - % for Milwaukee, - O. Tor
new No. Duluth; ~ 20 10 81 Y tor Mlnlcr red
western 81 70 Tor white western Il % Tor III
RYn-The market is dun and heavy. The
stock here OF Inferior is not wanted. sales OF
1890 bushels OF common western NJ 9sc.
BARLEy.-1he market Is quiet ana nrst re-
ceipts OF new western offering to-day Tor when
BAwtsy MALT. - Market is steady ana in fair
toKS.-Heceipts 1919 bushels. The market
Is irregular and unsettled inferior parcels
are hSa Good s sna Pg .oSo smnas n
6iCd6sc Tor steamer western mixed; 65}s 81
for sail do; 90 "a 81 Tor high mixed ana
Yellow western 6saIOt Tor white western !
6Oc for heated mixed western.
OATs-Receipts a30i2 bush. Market Is shade
tirmer and more active sales 10000 bushels
nj 4Th@i 9lsc for mixed western ; 10 to 40 Tor
do store II0b6c for white western iI@ 62
for black western.
EGGs-Thc market Is quite and easy ut 20A@
22 for western and s2 TO 9Sc Tor STATE ana rem
sylvania.
UAY-Aiarket II steady and quiet.
Ilors-Quict and unchanged.
COFFEE = Market Is quiet and very lfln.
Rio at 20A@22s.c.
SUGAR. = Market is quite and firm, ieiin-
ing at Sis tc So.
MoLAssEs.-The market is quiet and irm,
RIcE-Market Is quiet at sA@9kc,
pETRoLEUM.-Thc market is dun ana nQml-
Total stock OF grain IN warehouse sept. 9th,
1873
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MAILS CLOSE.

MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, DOB q, lu.. aul 30 =. 90
Eastern way, 1i.40 n. III.
Troy way, 1910 p. IN.
Troy, 1910 p. M, $50 y. H., aud $3.50 y. i.L
Albany, 1910 p. m, $3.50 p. m, ana 9.'l u. 100.
Boston, 1l40 Il. M, and 9.BO p. N.
Canadas, LID p. IN.
Northern way, 200 p. III.
u arlington, 200 p. IN. and $50 p. m.
So 'atuga way, $3.50 p. m.
Ne York, 3.SO y. IN. and g3O y. III.
COl nectlcut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, STAGE 100 y. IN.
thittenden, Cfuesdays and SATURDAY SEA ii 90.
Stoclibridge stage, 100 D. N.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, a.S5 y. Ia.
Eastern way, 220 y. IN.
Troy way. 4.55 p. IN.
Troy, 40 q. m, II 40 Il. In. and I.55 p. Va
Albany, ll45 q. m, Abs aud 30 p. N.
Boston, 1.d0 a. m. and 220 r. IN.
Canadas, 1910 q. IN.
Northern way, 1i.32 a. In.
burlington, 1910 and l1.32 n IN.
saratoga way, il.45 a. m.
New York, 4 ~ n. m. and i.55 p. 10.
Connecticut River way $40 y. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) Lbs q. IN.
Chttcnden, Tuesdays and Saturdays 1910 a.ui.
stockbrldge (stage), 1890 p. IN.
ex-Malls viii be promptly closed at the specI-
boxes VIII be collected at $40 and / 90 Il. H..
1910, 80, 3.05 and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 p. IN. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot win be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to rho de-
pnrturp OF each mail train
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF TuE)
CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsmINGToN,
ID. c., Sept. s, 1878 p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England on Tuesday the wind,
will probably shift TO casterly and south
crly, with clear or partly cloudy weather
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Cahral Seriously Ill.

SAN DOMINGO, Aug. %.
Cabral is reported seriously III and I'M
able TO take the field.
ASSASSIN SHOT.
Col. Rivas attempted to assassinatc La
pcron with his sword Laperon drew re-
volver and killed him on the spot.
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n P f r A II o L S F.
BLACKS BOSTON STEREOPrICON.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT sTH.
sfcOND NIGHT OF

on this evening Mfr. Black will exhibit COM
plete trip through America and Europe. Start
Ing with the audience at San Francisco, Call.
fOrnia, going entirely through the Yosemite
Valley, visiting the gigantic trees or California,
tthe largest upon the face OF the EARTH, passing
through the Sierra Nevada mountains; calling
upon MIR. Brigham Young, and his numerous
wives; viewing the sights and scenes OF the
Great Salt Lake country generally; then coast-
ing the plains to Omaha. From Omaha. visiting
the ruins OF Chicago then Niagara Falls sum
mcr and winter. then on to Boston, visiting II
IN iiomes-Boston In ruins, and Boston before
the flre--thcncc TO the White mountains.
Then crossing the ocean. and landing In Scot
land. and visiting It's various places Of interest.
The exhibition VIII proceed through the cOun-
tries Of England, Ireland, France, Holland,
switzerland, and on to Rome and Venice.
These Views being taken direct from nature are
necessarily strictly accurate to the ininutest
particular showing the Inhabitants In national
costume and their domestic customs and habits,
their dwellings and general mode OF life also
palaces, castles, cathcdr0ls, and noted build
ings, among which are some Of the largest III
the wonderful glaciers and those beautiful cas-
cadcs 50 Justly celebrated for their Wild and
romantic beauty. These views Will be de-
Scrlbe1 In n very Interesting manner as they
appear upon the screen by Mr.. n. Delchcr, OF
Boston, by whom they have been exhibited In
nearly every state IN the Union. The whole to
close with large number Of comic and very
laughable scenes.
Admission, 30 cents. Seats secured without
extra charge. An opera house ticket office has
been opened on the fair ground. near the
Grand stand, where seats can be secured, ana
diagram Of the hall may be seen from Q a. M,
TO Gp. IN. After six O'Clock tickets can be OBJ
tanned and seats secured only at the opera
house box office, which viii be open from that
hour. sep9dit
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err MFATs.-Markct f. quiet ami without de.
Cldel change nlddle3 quiet weak long clear
SIC.
LARD.-Markct Is quct week; Old western
steam at SasM. new So,
KUTTER.-Marset IS quiet IN buyers i0yor, i6e
10 CSC for fair TO prime western; 2NaSl Tor
state.
CHEESE. Market IS quiet and weak NJ
19 Sl2lic for fair to prime state factory.
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VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Programme (:
MONDAY aEPrEMBFR y.

MONDAY SEPTEMBER g
Entries will be received at the old Bax-
Ter National Bank. Bardwcl House Block,
during day and evening.
TUESDAY, SEPT. o.
Entities will be received nj Secretary
oillcc--at the Fair grounds during the day
and evening at the Office in town.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10.
10 \. M.-Committecs to be filled. Those
present will please report at the Secretary 5
1 Office. The committees in all classes will
enter upon their duties.
II y. NJ Grand Cavalcade Of all horses
on exhibition
~ \. NJ Exhibition Of Horse Stock
Companys Horses and Colts.
y p. M.-Class 10. / Stations each
/ showing not less than ) colts
. p. M,--Gcnilcmcns driving horses
. p. M.-Tandcm driving and fancy
matched spans.
3 p. VI. Trotting Of thee ycar-old
colts.
Bpm. seventh class nc~, single
horse.
THURSDAY.
- y. NJ. 3 year old gcldings and iilics
% \. VI. 3 year old stations
10 y. Nj year old stations
l0} y. VI. b year old stations.
III \. NJ Matched horses lj5 hand,
and over.
~ A. ~ Matched horses 10! hand,
under
At2P NJ, he address will be delivered
from the main stand by Rev. W. II. II.
Murray. the distinguished divine and orator
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