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The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

T4z wEsT PARDON RRMoR.-fn regard
to the rumor that DR.. West, the Negro
Skinner, il to be pardoned by GoyerasS
Ponder, the Smyrna Times says, az : :
We are informed BY nepaty Shspifl
Williamson, that West has not yet been
perdoned, al separf to the contrary. moi
withsts1G49. Such q report was beisy'
"a even in Dover, on Saturday, aud Nh
v informs as that ON Saturday anighi
nSs sSGlsS ssst scWn sfs g
q however. p provided Il 'Se' Viii u y iekss M
State and noteome hac% again To. make
1T his permanent Eesi1snce. 'N-p7t isiia I.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

+ DID Nor Go. The Quiekstep base
ban club did not go LOWEST GhestcI
| yesterday, and play the BTandywile
fhb, rs was proposed. The teams In
(which they were to go had to be en-.
| FgAged positively the night before, and
fearing that the next day would be toe
Fcpld to admit OF playing ball, the pi
reetoIs did not caretto risk a positive
engagement of the necessary teams.
Tho Day, .howevet; turned out to be
very fine, and many: people, both herl
atd IA West Chester, were disappoirt
ea.Ats not witnessing the anticipated
gh1Ngas l....,. U
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STRAY; y;;wAfFs,

'Hbas fieaA Association meets this ever
Step INTO The. Water Witch. '',4Ei this
evening, '9 =
Thanksgiving was quietly observed in
Etnis 'caty. .',;.4& .s:....ft.'i.. -.
The City Council will hold nt ad journ.
ed SESSION. to-nighti ..-a..i a.;s;;; - Mi
The. jury. for {the trial Of, W oodwGrd
was being empannelled at12 NJ. to-day.
Those slipper patterns at Erank'si 5ll
Market street. are cheap anh attra ctive.
Last might there were 80, and Wednes
day night. 50 lodsers at the City Hal
cells-1a. 6 a f.r Il. IL. Ii . ii I; n
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

TnANEsHlyINaD DA 7. ..-tY estertiHy twas
thanksgiving day; and was observed
bsnsss sy rSe y g
lined with people aManypersDns went
Fopt of town and -spe ht the 'day TN the
cbqntry. In this, city everything pass
ea of Quietly there being very little
Drunkenness prevalent. The various
churches were well attended! sa sga
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

SALES OF NJ oABY - Wednesday night, at
|the first monthly meeting (heW plahJ OF
FDhicn loan Assoeiation, money sold ,as fol-
tpEs: $1,000 at 81 cents $1,000 at 70 cents {;
and $4,000 at 76eents. ''-:>'t+'-'1
hg of W ecAingmen 3 Loah Association, $500
sdld at 40 per cent. premium, aud $4eo at
fa$% per cent. ,:iy.-is;,l
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27
The CITY Co,s,icU.

!. ; REGULAR MEETING LAST ,RvENrNe. .
= The City Council met at the regular
hour, last evening, Preside dent Maris in
; In regard to tie commissions aihii slft ftof *:
tepding Twelfth, FIanklin and Kirk.
.Tpod streets, the--0pening Streets
.g9mmittee reported IN favor of reject.
4 4nE them, and asked fT a. qeview.
'AaHsaal saias a1lJJldmAlt lt4tllptlJj44ared 4tllptlJ44ared d4p hVa
+of 9 4, accepting M the return 9f tbsIcommis z
sAaspt<d.s III 4 aLa ] 'JI7 tBB9 TT
q Thef pay rolls weres then; !read and
Fpassed, AZ follows IL 9 Ss01.UaGs;
p Street Department SSsGB; Water
Department, $1ss 81 &; Reservoir" Dc
partment $463. 81 :, - ...,;1r...
Council then. adjourned nnta thif
evening, a* n o'elocisi. sd'E1 n: 8: 4?
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

1 INouEsTs---On Sunday, Nov. %, Coro.
ner Groves held an inquest over the re.
mains Of q Mrs. Paul, who died suddenly
at she residence of Mr. Cause, No. 40a
East Third street. Verdict. death if<oa
I, 'On Wednesday the Coroner held an in.
quest over the body of cologed infant,
which had died suddenly during the pre-.
Ssoas iao% asasi nsshs 4 ysll0t ddatH
The Coroner also held another inquest,
Nvsa MeadnesAsH ave over the dead RoAyo of col.
a$ohe,S tane, .nser South Wilmiuxton- :.
The child died during the previous night
which fact was not discovered, until
MorniAs. Verdict, death from natural
RkuSeA. ...-... -.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

EPRIzB yEssAY:-7Ths Kent County. MD I,
Agricultural Society, at its annual exhibition
iI October last, oGsred prizes for the beet
Essays on the, Asrteultural, resources, and
the social, religious aud educafionsl advan-
tdgsssf sfIsae-eoaHty--T There We're quite u
nhmber Of competitors. The prize was
town, formerly OF this city. .,
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

JOINT MISSIONARY SERVICE. - Bishop
Lee gave notice on Sunday last that the
several congregations OF the Episcopal
Church in Wilmington will unite in a
sae assaf H. ssyvS dsspe nGTf 4Ssnaaay az
named being recommended by the Bishop
pf the Church for special intercession in
behalf Of Missfons.' IT will doubtless be
an occasion Of great interest and bring
together large congregation. z
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

The CHMDREN's SEWING School
We commend the Children's Sewing,
on the corner Of Fifth and King streets,
to the attention and favor of our little
friends. The school room is spacious,
we'll lighted and comfortably warmed,
centrally located ana admirably adapted
|tehchers, are devoted to their work and
greatly encouraged by the evident pleas
ure and improvement of their scholars.
Mothers can. find no better or happier
place for their daughters ON the Satur-
day afternoons. Children are received
and taught in every branch Of useful
needlework. Open on Saturday after
Moons from 3 to 81 o'clock. :. -. -
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iHsN3 cur r,WhiIe going 10 the Post.
office. Wednesday evening, officer Stewart
clipped and tell upon the steps of the build
ing. As he feli;he put out both hands to
save himself, ond cut both hands and wrists
in savere manner. ~ l..sl ~
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

FHa AFsa- WIrcH FAfR.-The Water
witch Fair continues at the Institute,
land Is crowded nightly. Yesterday af-
ternoon the attendance was .also large.
The Fair presents many attractions and
should he encouraged.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

fThousansls have peen changed by
the use Of the Peruvian Syrup "a protox-
Of lron from weak s,s ,sioky suffering
men and Women aAs and % inyaiidss ids canncr rpy
reasonably hesitate to give it trial. For
Dyspepsia and Debility it is a specific.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

iBLAcKslIrrHrNo.-George F. Holmes, SO.
Cpd and Madison streets, carries op black
snithing In al its bTanohes. He 10 an ex-
ofllsnt wofkmhtnl, and bis prices arc. very
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

Plain Questions for Invalfds. Have
tao routine m edicines Of tho profession done
blef.ifse. test the properties OF. ths- New
Specific. DR. WALKIR's CALiGoRsIk- VINE
oAR BITTERs. already famous as the finest in
vlgorant. corrective and alternative that has
eyer seen the light. Dyspepties and hSrsons
of q bilious hebit yhould keaE reach
u they value health s9d ss$e..s spsy7-aw
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27
Tht ! Panic y h Cigar Store,

/. We kssp on hAna fns assortmcnt Of the
best brands Ql FOREIGN md Domestic Cigars,
10. which We are ceiling 1t u SIowest figures.
Also the leading Daily and Weekly News
6rae,s taken for Show Cards. which will bs
noyi6-lm a, W. HARTlNa 4 co. =
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

MEpIcAL,ADt, Blockson has. re
moved tp, All Moiisor street, wiIerehs
win Gohtfnue the practice of medicine.
DIR. Blocksen; has ibeen has been very
succ cessful In his Treatment Of patients
since he came to our city. ,..r
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

THE NEW MARKET House.
the butchers, farmers and hpcksters who
rented stalls IN BradforPs new market
[hpuse, ere busy to-day putting in the
hooks and screws and making .prepara-
'tions tb.open this afterBoon and to-mor.
|g$w morning. Some were already in
|ftu business operations. SII.. ~1.;i.-.t
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

z BASE BALL.-At AfcDowelyiIlS, ,yss
terday afternoon, y game OF base bad
was played between q nine ;frdmn VII
|mington Council, rSp. {, III. ri, W. A
EM., and o nine from Hope. C0anrl No
2, same order aAfter an sintefsstiul
ghme of six innings HbPe GouHcl hins
came of sSietors.b .bH . seofe, ,ofa tg..ti
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27
.KeudtbMs.

Special Afisaionsr3; services in Trinity
Chapel On, Monday evening Nov. seth the
day OF 'spsaEl intereessien in behalf 9ef
Misstofs. :, .!f@i i,5:i.T .TliiSco ~
The Heys Dr: Seymour; Dean iof the
Qenerak Theological Seminary Of .the
Prptsstant Episcepnl Gbprehs VIII pfiei-
ate y; Trinity Chapel Sn. SUNDAY, Decep-
[heE gfh; Az TIE mSrning service. Iot
SSSE nseaNa y & ssiasSt Hsy Sc ser sas
Nkesl and ID the evening; ~ o 'clocf, ID
the dogma Sf Papal Eafaflibility. I''3s !
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

REAL EsrATfE ,sAtisTsessrI salsa Of
real estate have taken place Ia sMyrna and
vicinity receptly, h. prices which, though
mSSsrsts 2 !, are quite eaeopfasing 'wprcpsfy
M Wm Sargens haA lsoad his, Residence;
Qpposite tho town kallg 10 Mr. lPhoisAiis
!dmes, frdm neat Frederica, for ~ pOoE EE mr.
james, substantial citizen, will occupy.the
property IN the spring md Ne, s. wall lemeys
to his fatm. near Meorten. 49, -
=; AsssTs; sg9s;I;s y " M y w g 4sAasaR sa en.
sH%.qG q Ain. u, Barrett, of PhlIadSl9 9hia,
tiie storehouse so long the stand Of Colonel
k,bert Hill. Terms Private. Col. H. re-
[tlfes from business in the. spring and the
property, under its new propristorship, will
undergo fx.up that will tell.
INT Jonathan Brown, of Ibis town, has
sdld hisSmith fatm, near Brehfofd Station,
Eto Wm. Stevens, Jr., living in the Alley, forr
wy par aore-137 acrea-jSpsyrna Times,
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27
THIRD EDITION.
-iFReM. SMYRNA.
3Asxseufrc DAr-AprrAsANrcoscxnr.
Correspondence. of the Gd=etfe.

TSAexsafsfNc DAr-A APLrAsANTcoNc
okve.pondesce Of the Gdsette.
.-. 'sxYaNA, DEL, Nov. 28th, 1874.
Seldom has there been o day more gener.
ally proportions In which to offer up our
thanfu;uess to the Almighey God for his
manifold bestowments Of the innumerAble
blessings we ungrateful mortals are per-
mittsd to revsi ID; Than thisday has been.
The preliminary and salutatory exercises
Of Thanksgiving Day in Smyrna, consisted
lof Divine worship in each Of rtsdective
|churchess which exercises consumed the
greater portion Of the day.
In the evening ON audience, intelligent
and refined. composed OF Smyrna elite, as
sembled In the Town Hall, there to b,
pleasantly entertained by.a concert, gotten
up at the instigation Of the members Of the
"Ladies Mite Society,"" The proceeds of
the entertainment are 10 be invested In fur
uiture, &c. for the M. E. Church Parsonage.
The affair, as usual, was charaetsristic Of the
kindness and industry Of the ladies eompos-
ing the Unite Society"
For tho qualification of some of your
many feaders 4 subjoiu the following pro-
sramme:
Prayer t4 Rev. g. A. Ph@hus.
Chorus, As0ay, Aacay.
Instrumental Dnett, Peri WaltSes, Misses
Hudson and Clawson.
Vocal Dustt, The Parting Whisper, Misses
Hodecker and Carrow. = T.
Vocal Solo, -. Miss Ormond
Instrumeital Solo, Mr.. Jas. koberts,
Vocal Solo, Laugh and Groio Fat, Mersrs.
Hofeckers Dickson and Garrison. .
Vocal Duet, The Cousins, Misses Bswley
and Carrow.
Instrumental Solo, .Acabesque. Miss Ford.
Vocal Tolo, Miss Ormaad,
Quartette, The Beacon Light.
Instrumental Duet, Danes Dss Serille,
Misses Ford and Bewley.
Vocal Solo, = Miss Ormand.
IChOrus, ' 49,. The Alpine Echo.
Miss Ormand is superb vocalist; her
lsolos were twice loudly encored.
l "Laugh and Grow Fat" by Hoffecker,
Dickson aud Garri on, was an able effect,
j displaying Hoiiscker's ait of dclineation.
The affair generally proved delectabls and
| successful, while the "Ice cream and cake,
proved delicious.
L. 'tf-t.s t4-.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

kidpeys aAa Bladdsrs Female Com,
plainils &c.:
1houssnds have been changed By. the use
tf thfs remedy from weak. sickly, SUFFERING
Srestures; 70 strong, healthy, happy men and
woman and invahds cannot reasonably hes
itate 70 give II . trial. ~. t.,9n,a
Csetlon: :-ne sure you get the peru
By dealers generally. -. i'.: ~
A s2-paee pamphlet, sontsining . treatise
on Iron as medical .Sgent Shd other valss..
6s HiN1s pinp1srs; ssstimOniais ison distinsIi,hs q
sent lsss 70 sny address. SETH W. FOWLR
q SON. .Proprietors. SO Harrison Avenue.
Boston, '----.-- nsv7 7dsowly. =
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27
Food tor ahe Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FuOD will thrive
be strong andk ealtby, and become little MOD =
es 81 youthful strength and childish beauty.
Cop.entrated Eav.!iaE Extracts
of Ymiila. Lsgen. orsnss Rose, Bitter AZ
mond, Ginger. Mace, Ceier5. etc. etc. made
and sold whoiesaie and retail hN
IgI.FI u. ERINrbtE r& CO.. 80
h..g, Corner sixth ane .dal y streets 4s
Iro1iu's EiracuIoaI C:src !or Corhs
dr krf2,i4E renedy OF ereat ~. u.%rity, for
rruoyiEs Germs without pelI,
Il. k.LAlN2HuhSI d Co.,,
s1!FiF ~ "a l Atothecnrics,
a,.-.. Ccrncr Sixth and Market r,Teets
ToiIet M,rrOEs,
A hill ASSORTMENT Of all sizes. inciu ing
douhlg rtaghifying, &c. /.
n. BkINGHURST& d CO.,
-sr.fi Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
i'R: '.- Flne Nni, Scissors
Carve. s33 Straight. Nail Brushes, DaAi
BSush6s Mil ktles, Nail Polishera. ect., Tor
ssia Nv Il. BRlNGHUkSr d CO.,
Corner SIXTH and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27
-l.a Prime Vanilla Bsnns'
sslavtsIespls agd Z HI, SStanil, anil,fs}EruRsr ~ 4 Co.,

'slaEsaIs'e'' ID 3. db5kttiaalIdEuRsr b5kttaalI HURST 4 Co.,
Corner Sixth ana Market Streets
AI,GKLp WALTON. Druggist, No, 235
Msfket street respectfully Informs his friends
LA ali desoriptions of medicines, and that
a CONE stspt pei son is at all times ready to
nSsscr,be for such ,ick as call at that store
I'd hst no charge is made except the rssu 4Euo
~ ts,vv ould pay anywhere Qlse but that
sa ouv is yisited At their rssidenee1' D..
.sig1 log Yer the Bath
Bbth Brushes. Bath Towels. bath sponsss
and 1nih Hoaps IN extensive variety. Also.
Flesh Gloves. Straps. Brushes. ETC.. OF nGIse
arNcles Of the same elass at
BRINGHURST j. CO.. !.
Corner Sixth anc M al ket streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27
.tRONlN THE BLOOD

THEPEkUVIAN
s SYRUP vitahzss
and MSiches the
blood. Ton es up tho
System. Builds up
lthe broken dow n
Cures DySpepst q
Debflty.. Drop
lsys. Chills aud
Few oRss Chronic
DAafRh ora, NeTv-
9us Affections,
BR2tlaHemess,
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

d EMOVAL.-P, II. FLINN has removed
~ from the Fourth street Market 70 tha
New Market. Third and King streets, stalls
~ and so, where he hopes to supply his Gus
mera as usual. Thankful for past favors he
kopeste heths feciplsnt Of many more from
gepsrous publies fnov2ed&w.a
The daily gazette., 1874-11-27

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-07

1t dealt pay to have 6fty working
men. poor and ragged. in order 10 have
one saleOa-keeper dressed in brOaaclosh
and Sash Of money.
It doa't pay to have these Fifty work,
ingmen i've on bone soup and half "a
taens. IN order that enc salooa-keeper
nay flourish on roast turkey and cham
payne
Is don't pay to have the mothers and
children Of twenty families dress in rags.
starved into the semhlance Of emaciated
searecrows and hive in novels. in order
that the saloon keepers wife may dress
in satin. and her children grow fat and
hearty and live in d bay-window parlor,
1t don't pay to have one citizen in the
county jail. because another citizen sells
him liquor,
Ii don't pay to hang one citizen. be-
cause another citizen sold him liquor.
| 1t don't pay to have ten smart. active
and Intelligent boys. transformed into
hoedlums and thieves. TO enable one
man to lead an easy life by selling them
liquor.
It don't pay to give one man, for SIS
d quarter, : license TO sell liquor, and
then spend $4,000 on the trial Of Tip
Mclaughlin for buying that liquor, and
then committing murder under its infu.
ence.
I h don't pay to have one thousand
homes blasted. ruined. de6led aud turn
ed into bells of disorder and misery, IL
order that one wholesale liquor dealer
may anass large fortune.
Ii don't pay to keep SIX thousand mer
IN the peaitentiaries and hospitals, anC
one thousand IN the lunatie asylum. a
the expense Of the honest. industriou:
taxpayers, IN order that few rich cap
Italists may grow richer by the manu-
faeture Of whiskey.
tt don't pay to permit the exlsteue'
Of / traffic which only results in crime
poverty, misery and death, and which
never did. never does, never can, anc
never will do any good
/ It never pays to do wrong your sir
will find you out; whether others fins
It out or not, the sin knews where VOL
are. and viii always keep YOU posted 0
the fact It don't pay.-GaE Rescue
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-07

Justices Of the Peace.
ALBASE-N- NJ Darling WTIfam Chamberiin
Levi RoweH B, N. Moore, John ChamberIfn. Ches-
ter Hyde. L. P Tenney
BARTON-JGbn L. WoetIman. c. G. Drown. Sen
3Iosrnan. Daniel Skinner. o. H Austin J. W. Hall
Edward Barnard
BRnBNINGEo-A c. JosIyn, L l. wymau
Robert Alexander, 5. z. Jenkins Moses Foss.
C4RLEsroS-LW Clark, J. W. Beebee. E. W
ParIIn, B. T. Trip, J. c. Oliver Albert Lawrence.
NJ VI. Melvin.
CoyESrRE-J- w Nussey, N W GRAY, J. s
kitI.iar, Isaac Parker, Warren Mitchell
CRAFrssC P. Duttar H Douglass. Hor-
ace Cass. T. L Hastings. c. g. Doty. Adam White.
Simeon Hidden
DERBT-H- D. Holmes. L. 3. Nelson, David n.
Glib. " s Tinker. Enera Stewart, Elias Cheney.
Elisha Lane. Jas. Roberts. Timothy Holt g. Cade.
GL0vER-Emery Cook. N " Scott, Il \. VIII
Hams, Z. O. Randall, Samuel Dewfng, L. W Foster
Gabriel Patterson, Jr-
GREExsBoRo-HS s. ToIman, W ". Goss. Alex
McLaren- A P Folsom j. NJ Lindsay. NIB. PAYNE
W B. Sawyer
HOLLAND. C. Robinson, NJ B. Pfnney. l. c.
Heath, P. Hun5oon- L. r. Tabar
IRAsBE RGES. H Howard Z P. Church. B. B.
JaeI1nan, David H. Webster, Moody Conner, Jesse
Burrows, H C. Waller.
JAZZ. O. Sargent, B T. Place, L. c. Ellsworth
B. f Paine. J. z. Chase
LowELE-John Harding. H H. Newton, Carlos
Farnlan, H c. Ounce, Edward Stephenson
M0RG4x-3Ialfflev Whi5ehiII Charles Wheeler
VIM P BARTLETT, J. s. HambIet, L. P Brooks
NKwPoRT-O- Robinson, Phflander Wright. II.
4. Sargent B W Brown, H W Root. E W Traw
Geo. L. Sleeper Charles BatcheItfer D. J. Perkins
TRnE-s. W Brown, John DuBois, Grin Darnlan
L. C. Moore. T. J. SartweI- Orsan Miller, Albert
HotIssIen-
WEsrErEED-A c. Hitchcock, D. E Boyntau.
Y c. EoFt, T. DehIais. Z H Miller, l. Leach C.
Reed. L Z johnson, Z s. Miller v Hitchcock,
Z. Il Brown
Thanks to the several Town Clerk for
the returns forwarded
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-07
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

Yer the week endIng Wednesday, September :.
AT market for the eETrent veek-Cztte Sees: Sheep
and Lambs a+44; Swine 1000: number % Western
Cattle SssS; Eastern Cattle. Working Oxen Northern
Cattle and MIbch Cows $50
Prices q Beef Cattle. per ewt, i've weight-EStrs
quality s. 50 -; first quality S. rs % second
quality IS IS - Is- third quality s. 80 = 90 /;
poorest grades coarse Oxen. Bulls. etc s. 50 50
Brighton Hides Sc per 10. Brighton TaIl0w / &C
per u Country HIDES IL Sc per Ii Country Tai
low I-2 & per 10 Calf Sias Il l5c per d sheep
and Lamb Skins 75c each
The quality q Beeves in market this week not
uluch different froEn those a week zge. large
portig1 q them being Of common ard poaE grade
Good Cattle sold quicker some lots bringing IS high
per b. live weight Most OF the Wessern Cat
Tie that landed a Wassrtow1 driven Brighton
| 70 hs disposed q
Working O1sR-SaIes as Sl45 $780, SIse. Sl75
SISa SIS5 $50 and $40.
Mich Cows-We quote extra at sI5 %. ordinary
IS so per head
Store Caatle-Yearhngs SIl Is: tvO-ysAr olds SIS
4 .; thrse-yesr Olss Sz7 As per head
Sheep and LAEahs-The supply from the West has
been light Western Lambs cost. landed At BrgtOn 6
. 6 La. and sheep L. = : I-ae per To-
SwiBe-St0Te Pigs wholesale l-2e; retail l-2
&C per 10 Columbia County Pigs 1-s lie per h,
/ Fat Hogs II 3 : I-s per p
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-07

4 New York despatch to the Boston
Herald says that the new paper started
IN New York WILL it Is announced, be
positively issued On the 18th proz- 1t
viii advocate the thIrd terra for Grant.
i few days ago those interested IN the
paper waited On President Grant and IN
formed him Of the policy Of the proposed
publication He positively refused. up
On being solicited, to subscribe TO any
Of It's stock.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-07

Aninteresting incident Of the soldiers
reunion at Burlington vas the appear
ance On the ground of the parents or rel
atives Of Vermont soldier, who never
was finally accounted for On the army
rolls, and Of whom all trace had long
been lost BY his friends After ten years
Of doubt and anxiety as to his fate, they
concluded TO come TO this reunion to
make inquiries Of the veterans present,
though with but faint hopes Of learning
anything Il CHANGED that almost the
first nan they met in camp. had been
eezarade Of the lost soldier, remembers
ed him well, saw him killed in action,
and could tell them where he fell and
was buried
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-07

FATAL AcCIDE NTs.-On Monday last,
the Montpelier and Wells River railroad
was the scene Of two fatal accidents, the
victims being James Munday, L track
man. and Mr. Davis, young man who
had recently commenced braking on a
freight train The accident was tie re-
suit Of eareIessness On the part Of both
victims Davis was riding On the top
Of d freight car, and N company with
two companions. commenced dancing.
Coming TO d raugk portion Of the road
be lost his balance. and fell backward
between the cars. fifteen af which passed
over him. causing his instant death. and
fearfufly initiating his body The death
Of Aunday was a yet more sheer act Ct
earelessnesa. He attempted TO get On 4
rapidly moving train. although repeat
edly warned not 70 DO 80 BY the engTa-
eers who told hIm the engine was gsfng
but a short distance To this warning
Munday paid no heed but made spring
for the frent Of the engine graspTng the
flag staff 20 steady himself This frag-
lie rod. however. failed 10 sustain his
WEIGHT, and he was prseIs Isated beneath
the engine. Three ears PASSED over him,
discovering his body. and causIng n
slant death
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ST. JOENSBURT.

JUsrIGEz-Therou Howard l. T.
Willard. QuIntan Cook John w Lewis,
T. D. Miller. Albert Harris, T. g. How
ey, Z B. Gates. Simeon Huse, ID E
NJ Ide. B. E Rollins, Thomas spooner.
The members Of the Third Reg7ment,
Vermont Volunteers, VIII have 4 regi-
mental reunion on the first day Of the
CALEDONIA county fair They viii have
their headquarters at the Avenue House
Week befare last, the Fairbanks Scale
Company manufactured 500 scales n
GLIDING - Largz hay stock and z r
track scales Since the opening ef the
year they have run their factarY On ar
derz. and az the present time they are
far Behind their orders The business
80 far this year 4 N excess Of any N
the his tary Of the firm
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ST4gsTE4D p O

At the meeting Of the directors Of the
Massawippi Valley r. r. held at their
efSee at Stanstead. on the ID instant.
the following ofSeers were reelected.
President. Albert Knight. Stanstead !:
Vice President. Robert \. Hall. Sher-
brooke: Secretary and Treasurer. S
Foster, Stanstead.
SUTTON.
JUSTICES E Willard. Z. Ellis.
G. W. Bridguan. J. ". Colby, j, B,
Gordon
Lewis Holmes has bought the David
Blake place paying $500 Mr.. Blake
IS very nearly blind. and his wife is en-
tirely so, They viii soon go to Lowell.
where they viii be taken care Of by a
daughter.
Reuben Ellis. dyed in the WOOL
democrat, was elected representative last
Tuesday. Reub. has been the democrat
ic nominee several times before. but has
not succeeded. Pluck and perseverance
viii wiz There are many in town that
dislike the politics who have No objee-
ton to the man Re9b. viii make i
good representative. and We hope viii
return from Montpelier with better
opinion Of Legislators than he has before
l.