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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29


In Tia dw.ck, oc,obor Do AIs, Cnaairr IlALr, nged
De- years
10 Eist Montpelier octoaerlo, NJ BRAwANGorlr,
aged 10 years
10 Mon stowu, October l2, Miss HELES CHAFFEE,
aged 30 years
In CAMBRIDGE. October TO- Mis-. HgLsv VI. wooD-
Rtrf aged 80 years.
Ia IIardwick. O'to.er %, Nc Josrru CoNASr, aged
40 years aui 10 months.
Ia Bar e. Octoher %. Mrs. Lucy A., wife Of J0hr
Mclaughlin, aged ~ years.
In Bradford. O'tohcr %. Mrs ELLIS VI, wife %
James 7. sawyer, aged 30 years, months aud !.
days,
In Eat Corinth. tohor 2j Mrs. MARY KNIGHT
wife OF J. h. Darling ESD aged 80 years and
months
Va Royalton October g. of pneumonia Mrs. MEuCr
wife oi David Flint. aged s years month and day
Vermont and New York papers please copy
In Memphis Tenn O'tltcr ll. OF yellow fever
Capt. II ABBOTT eldest son OF Mr. Ephraim Az
mott, formerly of this village, aged 80 years and
months.
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The floating gin mill on Lake Champlain was
Get on fire and destroyed Sunday night, near
Benson.
A new marble quarry has been opened o.
Brandon, and a stock company, with 100, 600
'alled the Trojan Marble Company, ha- been
rganizej The stock is owned mostly by Troy
capitalists
Mr. John Keye-, Of Wallingford while out
roon hunting, a few nights since, ma, with %
sad accident from the premature discharge Of
his gun, which filled bis limb. with shot
Thirteen have been extracted, and he is not
considered in dangerous condition.
The Eddy family Of spirtualists, at Chitten.
icu, Rutland county, have been gully Of aid
ing and abctiing duel between the ghosts Of
( Geo. Dix and Captain Kidd. The mortal-
present could distinctly hear the clashing Of
swords as the fight went on between them.
Horace Barney, an old resident Of Rutland,
died very suddenly on Sunday, ut his residence
near the fair ground, lie has been sick for
some time, but was on the street few day.
ago. His family noticing, on Sunday, that he
was worse than usual, sent for physician
near by, but before he could reach him Mr.
Barney was dead.
The Troy Tunes says the editors vt the two
Rutland papers are enjoying themselves. One
reads over bis rivals paper, and prints a state
ment Of the errors. Then the other writes two
column editorials % show that mistake will
occur anyhow, and tley are not of much &C.
count aud then rather ilogially points out
the errors Of his neighbor. This sort Of thing
has been going on FOR six months, and it must
be very amusing to the readers Of both papers
wfSDuAN COUNTY.
The improvements nj tho Insane Asylum NJ
Battleboro are in advanced state Of progress
About Jno million brick have been used in
building the two wings, the boiler house and
the horse shed, all Of which have been finished
upon the exterior. The interior work, with
the new steam heating apparatus, etc, will
not be completed th. season.
At the County Court the following sentence.
were passed James Cro.er, of Halifax, for
manslnughter, ten years to S.rie prison.
lirownell Niles, larceny, three years In the
case Of Isaac Cobb, acquitted hy the jury on
the ground Of insanity, he WAS sentenced to
the asylum for insane az Bnttleblro until the
further order Of the court james Collins, for
larceny. three years John Fits. stealing,
/ four years Three divorces were granted.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The town safe in the office Of r. H. Dutton,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier In SAID Dist
riot, on the 10Th dag ~ October, a. u ialjs
Richard ) Iurrior, Executor Of The last Will and
Testament Of ulnOrd Pratt, late OF Barre, Ia said
District deceased presents his administration &C
cunt for exam nation AMI allowance, aud makss APP
ition for decree OF distfii utlOn and partiti Of
he estate OF said drctasut MhefeupOn ii Is ordered
y said court that said account and sal app cation DO
referred 10 sssinn thereof ~ be held 4 tho Probate
Onicc IA said Montpelief, the 18Th day Of NOV, \.
d. isfi for hoarni and decision thereon Aud, II Is
further oderud that notice hereof he X on TO all per-
uns Int rested by pulcat 4 the same three WEEKS
.ucces.lyen In Inc Vermont Watchman aud . ate
Journal, a newspaper publ shed at Montpelier, pre-
ous to said time ppontcd Tor hearing, that they iuay
ppear at said tlmu aud place and show cause, fsny
they MAY have, why s,Ni account should not be al
owed and such decree made.
ny the Court Attest,
gg-yD N. A. CHASE. Register.
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Duxbury, October S, a. ., $50. 81
IonN STANDINGS EsrArA.

y NVTTTI TO I'VE UI IUNo-
p,5 s,4r 81 oy w, s.nsoS On application Of
Horace Ftles Administrator, with the VIII annexed,
the estate of John Spalding, late OF Montpelier In
.nid strict deceased II " orered and decretd That
tii persous having ha claims allowed against said
state exhibit tho nc To said Administrator for
settlement before the hrrt day OF January next
at which time payment ia will he mnde And, II
further ordered that nOtce oil the same be given 10
All OF said estate by puh shng TINS decree
three weeks successfully Ia the Vermont Wa Gilman
and state Journ H. printed at Montpelier, before said
iime appointed
uiyrn In Pronate Court at Montpelier, In said Dis
trict this 9Th day 0fOetOier, A. D. 1873.
g7-gg Attcst,--N A. CHASE, Register.
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Personal.


II c. lockwood, OF Troy, has been ap.
pointed treasurer Of the Central Vermont rail-
road.
Prof Peter Collier, Secretary Of the Yer
mont Board ct Agriculture, arrived home from
The Vienna Exposition on Friday last.
Miss Nina f. Gregory daughter Of the
Hon. John Gregory, of Mortified, is reading
IN various parts Of the State, giving great sat
siacti1n to her audiences.
The Kings county "a. " grand jury on
Saturday indicted Whitelaw Reid Of the ri
5uae, and Charles A Dana, of the Sun, for
alleged libel on Judge McCue.
--Rey f. Irwin Carpenter, Of White River
Junction, declines the agency Of the Vermont
Bible Suciety. in the service Of which he has
successfully lahored for several years past,
-wearc panied to learn of the dangerous III
ness (pncumonia) Of Hon. A. E. Rankin, of st.
Jlhnsbury, late Secretary OF the Board of Edu-
cation. The latest intelligence affords more
hope Of his recovery.
Hon. Thomps 4. Powers, Of Woodstock.
has been elected vice-president Of the New
England reformed meas association, a new
organization composed Of men who have been
reclaimed from lntemperance.
Cyrus Wakefield one Of the best known
and weal,hiest merchants and manufacturers
| in Massachusetts, died very suddenly in Wake
field, on Sunday morning last Mr. Wakefield
was native of New Hampshire, but came
early in life, to Boston, where he went into the
East India importing business, IN which he
acquired very large fortune lie had virtually
the entire control of the rattan importing and
manufacturing business in this country, and il
the manufacture of this commodity had i'm
mense works ut Wakehelu His charities
were very large, embracing gifts of SlOO ,0O(
~ Harvard College, and an elegant town house
10 the town in which he lived, Wax, field -
formerly suth Reading. lie will be greatly
missed ~ the business circles ui New England
and il is feared that in this financial crisis hi.
ali will be greatly missed by numerous houses
which he has heretofore assisted
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STATB OF VERMONT,

y WNNTTTNWTV TN VTNT NTIT1 ~
In Probate Court held Al Montpelier, within and
Tor said District the lfth day OF October A. D. 1873
An instrument urpOrtiu u ho the last " III and
Testament of Andrew English, late OF Marshdeld, in
said DISTRICT deceased being pruscn ed 10 the Court by
Q W. H. Dwinell the Executor therein named, for
Probate II Is ordered by said Court that all persons
nod therein he notified 10 appear NJ session
OF said Court be held at the Probate Oce in Mont
pelier, on the 9Th day OF November, A. d. 1879. and
show cause II any they have against the Probate OF
said VIII for which purpose II Il further ordered
tpat a copy uf the recod Of this order be published
three wecks succcssvol, In The Vermont Waterman
a state Journal printed az Montpelier, previous to
said Il ne appointed for hearing.
By the Court,-Attest,
06-98 HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge.
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XxrIlLIAM DALEY'S ESTATE-The

w suhscrIhofs, hlvIng Nern npp0lnteI by tle
Honorable Probate Court fr the District OF Washing
ton commissioners TO receive, examine aud adjust all
claims ami demands OF all persuns against the estate
of William Daley late Of DuXnury, ip sad district
i-cd represented insolvent aud the term Of six
mont tbs from the 2th day ui Sept. A. H. 1873, cling al
owed y said Court 10 the creditors of said deceased,
o. exhibit and prove their respective oihms hciofe
US Give notice that wu will attend tn uo duties Of
our appointment az the dWeuiu.-huuso uf Meier
Wilson, n DuN ury, in said District on the third
" dnesdays Of November and f. Gunry next, at ten
O'Clock, In the forenoon, on each Of said days.
q SMITH. l,,,,,,s. fo,.rs
N WI son '''"u''''''"
Duxbury October b. A. y. $50. Q7-q9
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SIATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
Probate Court hold at Munipeliar, Ia said Dis
tiict, on the 2ith day OF October, A. d. lslii
Oscar W. May, Administrator De toHis n y, with
tho VIII annexed, OF the eslate Of Lovlna Brynnb
late " Waterbury,, In said District, deceased pro-
aud allowance, and makes application ior de-
cree OF distribution and partition OF tho estate %
said deceased Whereup0n, 10 "a ordered ot sala
Court that said iunt and sal apple PC ~
ferred 10 session thereof, 10 be held AZ ho rohAlc
OGioe In said Montpelier on the IN daS OF November
A. d. isIl for hearing and decision tit reon AMI u
n,rtbtr ordered that notice hereof no siven 10 all
persns Interested By publication ~ the came three
seeks snea,ssiveiy In the Vermont Waterman aud
Stsie Jurnnl, newspaper pa lished At Muntpsler,
prynus 10 said time ppointvd tor hearing that they
IA, appear At sail tine aud place, and sho~ cause,
Il ans they may have, why sad account should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
BY tho Court / est,
s7-ge NV HARVEY TILpES, Judge.
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- subscribers, having heen appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for tho District Of Washing tOn Com
nissiourrs receive examine and adjust ali claims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate u Jacob
a. Jackson, tate utNu'd Jury, in SAID District decens
e, represented nsO vrnt aud the term o six mouths
rom tho 18TH day of O-tiher, 1873, being allowed
hy said Court u The creditors ofsad deceased, 10 OK
b bit aud prove their respect yc aims hrite u.s. 1--WE
nutcr that we will attvnI TO the duties OF our ap
puiutment ut the dwellins-housc Of sarah jackson,
H. Woodbury., In sad u strict, on The 9th day Of
November and nst THURSDAY Of April next, at 20
O'Clock, In the iDrsuo0n, On each Of said days.
A. W. NELSON tc,,rr,t.stc,c,s
Woodbury., October "a, A. 1873. $500
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I.eqal :nntices.
DICaARD L. sARGENT's ESTATE.

I VTNTIalINU II " INI nv T . I'd II IL
Il The subscribers having been a pointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the Dis riot ~ WASH ng
ton, eommlss oners TO rcceiv examine and adjust all
81 inns and demands Of all persons against the estate
ut Richard L. sargent, ltte Of Warren. in said DIS
trct deceased represented nsolveut ana the term OF
months from the 10Th day Of October, 1919, being al
lowed hy sad court To the creditors OF sad deceased
exhibit and prove thelrrcspcctyr claims before us
Give notice, that Will attend to the duties OF
appointment ut the dwrllng-house Of Daniel II.
steele, Ia Warren. la snid District the Oth daysof
January AMI April next. at ton O'Clock, Ia the fore
noon, each Of SAID Gays.
+. \. KLDREDGE, lcop,nissfoncrs
y. l.. DICKINSON
Warren, October %, A. ID. 1879. $500
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NLORIDA,-From November to May

LLORlDA,-From November to May
Florlda Is the hyorto resort for Northern PEG
Pc, hut ". limited huful cupac,ty prevents nanl
ron making Ii theif Wi0tor homn WHO would other,
wsu do So. IL be- proposed g. Guild large hotel AT
some point u the state, 10 IA ct the requirements o.
thnse whH du-ifp superior acc mmpdations. My Vx
potieucu az the g. Jam llotel, Jacksonville, hsl
erss OF this CAterplsc. For Information as 10 plans
ote address Y. H. ORNls.
g8Ol' Equinox House. Manchester, VI
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HARDwicS "A. +. JudeSine has moved into
the new and costly house which he has been
building for the last three years This house,
with the large and excellent barn and other
buildings, make the finest set OF buildings in
the county, il a very few at ST. Johnsbury are
excepted. Mr.. Judeyinc has spent much
money, care and time in their erection, and il
a convenient, pleasant aud costly hone can
bring happiness, he ought to bo happy.
The new bridge at South Ilirdwlck il
nearly completed. and if il proves as strong A.
have been the contentious IN regard to IL.
building, it will be all the public desire iol
strength.
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SUIcIDE-On Thursday word came to Mr. CO.
burn, Of Craltsbury, that man was hanging in
hissugar place, whereupon he rallied his neigh
bors and reaching the spot found the body OF his
son, or such portions Of it As the birds had left.
lie had been missed several days, and probably
during all which time he had been hanging
there. ltappears he had attended the Barton
Fair and driven one Of his fathers horses 50
hard as to inIure il, and was blamed therefor,
which he seemed to take much to heart A few
days after this occurrence he was huskng corn
IN the barn, when he got up and went IN the
wood-, which was the last seen of him alive.
Ills not returning was not wondered at, as he
had gone away in the same manner before.
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VERMONT AHEAD Hon f. D Mason. o
Richmond, President of the Vermont Dairy.
mems Association, sent two Of his cheescs 6,
the Vienna Exposition, and has Just received
lni'rmati 10 TINT they were awarded the highest
prize above oil competitors. In view Of The
fact that the celebrated dairy regions OF Eng
land and Holland, as well as America, wer,
Represented, this may be said to he a hugh
hyor. and 10 place Vermont, the Dairyuen
Association and Mr. Mason in The front rank
u a great industry.
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SUNDAY E,enlng Temperance McetInr.

Atour last meeting, Capt. II. n. Taplin pre-.
sided. Messrs. Brigham, Lull, Bean, Wright
lult and Dan Worcester, took part. In the
opening, after prayer by Mr.. joseph Fisher
the chairman told us something Of his expert.
encc forty years ago, and said he had seen such
suffering and misery caused by rum, and in
Montpelier, as to make his blood run cold. Il
was this t at made him hate the traffic, the
thing itself in all its forms
DR.. Brigham addressed the Young men, en-.
treating them in the name Of all they held
dear, 70 set themselves right on this question
Upon their decision depended everything that
was desirable or worthy Of attainment in any
direction. But young men were determined
On their own ruin, there was no help we
could only hope ~ reach those who had some
latent desire for better life.
Mr. Lull assured MS there was no lull in his
enthusiasm on this subject
Mr. Bean spoke Of his desire to DO all in his
power for ~ noble cause. Too much, he said e,
could not be done in assisting those given to
their cups in their work reformation. But
one great obstacle 10 success is the action Of
the tools Of the rumsoers. whom they vet 10
trap such asare trying t0conquer appetite and
draw them back to the fatal influence. from
which they would flee All proving that Law,
rs well as moral suasion. is q necessity in this
work.
The Rev. j. + Wright said he could only
say. what he had said the beginning. and had
often repeated, that this work with him was a
religious work It had for It's object d" the
greatest good, IS not only " to the greatest num-
her, but 10 all mankind the reformation Of
fallen man and his restoration TO the high
privileges Of mans high estate--the removal Of
that temptor that decoys 80 many thousand
every year to the drunkard's fate The strength
Of mans love to his fellow man, and his
loyalty TO every true interest is tested in those
times yes, and it may be measured by the
steadhstne-s We show in pursuing the course
marked out by duty and adopted from the firm
est and deepest convictions Of right This
movement has been Of the ecntlcst. knde-t
character, consistent with the frmness and
persi~tency Of purpose necessary in every good
work. The greater the frmness and persist
cncy, the greater the kindness 10 tcmpter and
tempted let there be nm inlterirg when called
upon to choose between the sacrifice of princi-
pie and scll.ntercst Actuntcd by these prin-
ciplc-. if 30 our work friends have been hurt.
we griove that they were 10 a position 90 BE
hurt Loyalty 10 an We hold dcnr bids Us
" steady, steady, and o,urard. SO
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neut ADVERTISEMENTS.

neur Advertisements.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
large stock At
W A. BoUTELLE'sl
Having la., received largo addition to our stock Of
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
We are prepared 70 show our customer, splendid
selection Of
HATS, B0NNErs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
Long OSTRICH rLUlms.
and Fancy ostrich Tips, 10 all tho now shades,
JET ORNAMENTS,
JET FLOWERS,
SILK vELvETS,
vELvErEENs,
BLACK GRAPE,
KID GLOVES,
HOSIERY. AND
Ladics' anil CiRdrcas Under Wear.
Also large stock ofGsrman and French c0RsETs
roal aud Imitation
HAIR GOODS; JET JEWELRY.
HOODS AND NuBrts,
/ LADIES' BREAKFAST SHAWLSi
/ GENTS MUFFLERS,
GlMPCRE LACEs,
SILK FRINGE.
SILK GlMPS,
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
REAL LACE COLLARS,
UNDER SLEEVES,
/ JL,,,J,,r,5 EJ,;,os oy5 b,sc,,;oo
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ottoman F~farHs' -" faisea "oFh' STPsr
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\ PtneA>r OcN-IoN One ut the pleasant
c-i occasions in our remembrance happened
100 Fr.day evening, tic i7t1 inst Onthis day
ccurrcl the wenb.fJh anniversary Of tle
murmgo 90 Nlr and Mrs q S LOOMS. OF
thi- village This fact coming 70 the knowl-
edge of certain Of tieir friends surprise party
was determined upon, and carried out, a- only
those energetic Individuals who had itiu charge
cin carry out such an undertaking The sur
prise O. Mr. and Mr.. l. was cmpeie, and
the rom. ul their fine residence were throngod
rith their iriend- it would take the State
House 20 accommodate them Nip until a late
hour Ample provision had been made By the
ndelatisahle managers TO appease the hun.
ger of those present, and everything passed %
in a manner which must have pleased the hosts
Of the occasion. as it certainly did their guests.
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Patent GRANTrD. - A patent has hoen
granted Oscar II, Cook and Frank Keniied,
of Morristown, for a toilet rack. A good thing
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up their minds that he stole the bed after oil.
and brought ina verdict OF guilty Of petit lar
ceny, which save. bins from tho state prison.
States Attorney Dillingham; rr the prosccu-
ton, Dumntand shurtlcff lr respondent
The Barre Races.
The races on Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week, on the new Green Maintain rrot.
ting Park, in Barre, called out a good attend.
ancc, and were well contested throughout
This park is located about one mile sJuth oi
Barre village, on grounds formerly owned and
occupied by Cl. Cml. Carpenter The land
Is well adapted for this purpose, and q c1n-id-
cradle outlay Do, been made TO put tie rack
and ground. in good condition Tie Judges Of
the races were George Davis, ID Ei,t Mont
pelier j Warren Bailey, of Mrnpoler, and
George Wilkins, Of Stowe We give below
summary OF bltl days trotdng
WEDNESDAYS rRorrNc.
/ Purse 40. l. $50, for all colts three years
Old mud under, hest two iu thl,c- $40 To- first;
so 90 second $40 60 tid.
"A p. LoF..oy. Noro. WI. cnt.r. t. Neuc.. p 9
T. li iiNmaH l.H' 80 I'd ls.',r. 81 sunran.... &
ii z. Jons.' d. r-.,n'i .f, r.I't.'s, rs
L.'r Tucker Barre b.s Airei............... d..
Nellie and Lady Lightoot
/ Purse so ?, $500, Gr nl horses that never
beat three minute $500 " first $50 to Sec
ond $50 to third $50 o. fourth
H. TTn1in, IT, No9ip,i..er On d. Tin D-
n. D. Grimm paabury, ( sllsa'.t ors, BIZ.
Lester Hls waie-nuy boz. u nene... i.
y ~ tnmmlts NO. fpeIler g. nts-er.... % q
j. D. Wooster Nar-hdelt hk, 900. Dolls -.... D.
y, L-n-Fiei, mnnreail T.. Vfhk houe- .Putst'd.
Ine-i''' t.'-i $3.50!
fJ pv.s nm, c..4 - IN
...1 '' '"' ''s=''
D.. \. .ooo r.,,
20 a. e,oo -' a.. NV, ''' '''', '''e,
,ri.t. s5o.e 80 49, ~ ''''''' ''
t'r. IT, =. Coi9a.bus Navia1tor ,N' ,
s. " Joue-. BrlttIeboro. b. no. Nellie 3 p-.
/ Ge. re I. Harn.n Barnard b u Amir '
/ ic1n lov.-......-. ,
T Murphy. barton ht /. Nidpirlt q D.t,,r.'
I Ls.t,r = llIiIs Waterbury. TX. q jim
i Averilt ........ ............ ..... q o q 2
T Harry Br d ev Montreal % 3.
IS 9 T,Wb No,,,'.y,,,i',.. 81. MAC,
Kni-ht ... D %
Tme-2.i7, 2.n. 2.32i, 30. 2i5.
ST Dennis wins fret none, BLACK Eni,,bt
- ta -, ,';.1 e3 ~, 80. ',''' W.
80, ~ ''' ''''" D'S
hAr'h'
Purse No. >. 800 f,r All horses that rcvc,
trot.ed for money-S5O 10 first $50 TO see.
ord. .oo,o,,;-1
V"1 ~ '''''"'
NJ II Griffith DuHaury' enters Honest
" TempIctoo East K'tty
WitbcrelI ....e...... ..,..,-.. ,H.
c. + shepard Marhdeld. b. no.. Lime. go. o pIs.
Iief NY haIrI b Gn 4 ha't Dan31d Ds
Caiyis Harvey. Nonipelirr.i. Z. iroa.b y ,
II 5. Town, MorrisvIli,, BIN Lady A1daIah. 3 Sal.
Tlme-'la j.io' %.''
Brown Dick wins first money, Bruugham
second, and Honest Gray third
Parse No 4. $500, for all horses Tint never
beat 50-Sll0 to frs; $50 TO second 80 to
third $50 to fourth.
c NJ. Huekn.. Topsham, on. s. Starlight. Dawn.
q Taior N9ni5elie'r' S En- 'SI warner D,
% cg@alin'. N,9tpeiiier. g. r. Dag e.. Z
JOB iloi,on, e aremont, \. 40 ~. Biriie.
"a +, Iln,ioMn' % u T. .'es NIT or
T Marphy, barton, ~ s. Mdms Lt......... Dawn
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DARING RoBnERY ~ BURLINGTON ~ daring
robbery occurred in Burlington Monday night,
by which Mr. W. A. lockwood, an employe Of
the express Office, while returning to the Office
from the steamer Vermont, carrying in hag
the express packages OF money received from
the steamer, was knocked down, and his bag
stolen. Mr. lockwood had his nose broken
and was rendered senSeless, but was not other
wise seriously injured. The amount secured
il not thought 10 be large. There is no trace
of the robber
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

RrerLAR CoHNrvcNrioy of ArRnRA Lon0r, NO
b. will De held at thc.r Hall, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, November N, 1873. at "a o'clock.
~ OHuER W fnH ". NJ
TuOs. u. CAVE. S,o,idrg.
IT. NEgrrtvr Is taken regularly. O.. co ding 70 dlrec
4ons, certain aui speedy cufc 90 dysprp.ia will
follow Gee use.
" YOU donit want 90 DISGUST everybody with YOU
uf nsYt breath eufr your ctttrfh. upon which "a dr
prints $40 reward Us un rod hy th- pr pHctor To-
hr sa-'s Catirrh H.weiy for 70 ctse % calur
shch he eau 90 cure. o. I. sold by druggists.
To your credit was i1 danger, you would 0r 90 pre-
vent protest lfyuur lic be- 100 danger tom clugl
that .citlu- on your lung no as prompt n resort
jug Co " llalcs Honey Of torch uni ami Tar
Pixies ro1thnche nopa elte ln one minute.