Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

>-utrat;cd ior one thousand tons of iron
.-.. vith the Brandon Kaolin & Paint Co.,
and is engaged in mining the same. lie
SSH. -ip it to Crown Point to be manu-
ararei into pig iron.
ST. AiGANs-Two parties. Harper ami
Harding By name, while at work On the
aeu Court House, Saturday afternoon, fell
,r,u @ staging. p feet high. Harding sus-
t.nci -3mc severe injuries, though nothing
serious. aad Harper escaped with a few
-..at t-a.-c~.
Jausu Ss.tt'- great SAT- picture Of the
Battle OF Cedar Creek, was taken from the
Ciy Hall. saturday. /; has been seen By
thousands %! the soldier, and Of oar citizens.
wa..-ou exhibition, and 50 far as We are
aware. with universal admiration and APP
proya. 1t viii unQue-ti,nably be the finest
ornament that our State House has, OF Is
likely to have, for generation, and one Of
which any State aight be proud. Mr. Scott,
We learn, Wi, rrocurea ~tldio in this city,
and rive tacfnal touches to his painting.
here.
lH'lI'>'- - III Tue ON'''eh1cA county
Fair the trottius Will take place Welne--
day and Thursday. Sept l6;h and l7th.
Seven hundred dollars in premium, are Of
f.r.l as follows.
WEDNESDAY r.a.
Sl-o-Opeu % alI horses that have never
tr'tiet in pubic race better than > 10.
So IT,, f - ~ '''''-
SI50-Open to all aal-es Owned in the
county that have never tr1tted ia public
rae better l'i'n g MINUTES $50 To- Ar-t
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.-,-c5 In -, y, o., va, 80 '' .h ',,' ,e, "a
~ 10 Iir-.. 50 90 second 500 10 third
SIS t1 fourth.
S1'o-V}en % al '-'f---- u 40 T. lr~i
>'u $50. ~ '''''' go 10 '"''1 - 10
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with E-Ia B Taft, Secretary, Burlington.
w. oa OF before Tuesday, Sept. ath. Three
70 enter and two TO start To be tro;tcd
under the rules Of the National Trottins
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p...25o5 F..-,n,. 81 49, 1870
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eI-IoN--o- W. bullock has sold the
fratt farm 10 Edward Finn for $500.
tl4~. L. SandeIson has purchased OF c
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- -....l, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80, -
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Returns from all Of Addison county but
seven towns, show a majority ior Chapman
Observation-Disclosures. .l,....l 30. -,, ,....-..,.
We learn tia; Judge Parker has served
formal notice on Nj Smallcy, that his cleo
ton to the Legislature will be contested, on
the ground Of his ineligibiiity 10 the Office
This is Of course not IN consequence OF any
personal pigue, but j. the simple discharge
81 DUTY t. the public
The next Vernon, House of Representa-
lives wi-l nat be Us short or material far
Speaker as the ls>t. ANON the expcri-
suesI and able Legislators elected We notr
ile names of Pitt W. Hyde, Of Castletor.
H. Il. Powers. Of N5rristown the broth err
". W. Groa;, Of Barton, and JOSIAH G ont
Of Newport, ". ". Lynde, Of Mar boro
L. Mun~on, of Manchester, Hugh Henry
OF Chester DR.. B5ynton, of Woodstock
and others Park Davis, OF ST, : bans; d
L. Kent, oi Dorset. AID Jedd >. Ladd. o.
Ai5arsh. sill be among th3 prominea
member And the House, generally. W,
take it, vi. DE an adler opc than the las.
AEEao>r JNI,-EsALiSI CoNvENTIoN.-Tn,
State Uuiyer-a.i-. Convention an Bethe
Lila ;.....-il...,. ~
'''i 81 ''z -''" q
business meeting Was held IN the morning
f,l.owel By q cln.lrence .-neetinr ar yrhi.l
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l. l.. peah' d II. Little s \. DAVIS, MIS-
Mary Adams. Of BrEttlcboro, and J. :
R,,.5i.t. ~ t,..-s,,-. ~, s,bb,-L S.t,.
"'''-''' Va N'''''-'--' A"' 1'''i'A -'o''''
meeting ana woman meeting occupied ih
remainder OF .h3 day, and in the evening 4
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Ar' SouIe' OK Ne" Jersey made an earne~
appeal 70 clear G1lIlri Seminary at Barr,
f-a, d.b+ Friends in E,s,., l,5 ID.
So,Wo Tor TINS purpose, ana 'rieot~ IN We;
mont = Sea The appeal was responded I
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ine c''''''- -'S'''" wa ",'i '.'7 = %
The report Of the treasurer showed none
7s,eiyed during the pa>t wear 10 be SOFA IS
a.. c2q55. i.,.---'- j., tbc t,,5.
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me treasurer : i'''77- = ''-'' u'i'h 'hanA
ins the railroads, the choir and she people
of Bethel for couriesleS shown the c0nyen
ton were presented bY Hon Clark King
of Montpelier, ana were heartily adopted
The committee on nominations reportc,
through the chairman, Eev. Eli Bailou, a
officers Tor tbs coming year President
Hon Heman Carpenter, ~ Mortified
Wee President. Kew b NJ. tlliotS1n. OF -
'2nGSoury Secretary. heR' NJ Ii. LArriS
" hTat5leooTo treasurer, 0onn Pane
E,4 barre; preacher OF oeeasion'
sermon Key. \. Parker, q
D9thel' substitute KEY +. \ Caatee
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