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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

EVERY INVALID AND EVERY FAMILY 4, Iut,ros
t",i IL the advertisement of Walter Baker & 60
which "" present IN our paper TO-DAY, Inc ,urer.
loIry oi chnc te IN IL pI,u ration ..y.,
Tea An'i coffee f'i IT. nutIlIvc and sn-iani y qu
Ill :, i every hr c,ucc,tr. whil. hen.i 4,
h'' N"n>, Typ llIc AMI 'i''ic ii'' have tn
endorsement Of medical m-n of every ~. M.
W"rit over In tiI- ven ui - ,nirnnl is Me-,
ia a. 20 miv wei pnIui with itIIc [, tntIt
rer"r,t 81 the Ii-r hnud 81 Year, htvins wnn TOT
"h'y a world wrlc ale IL then 20 l. bu .l-u
az '"h.'ilt" AT iii'' r A l. n t'h, ftri- ani
Hrnnf ENhi't m, nj At all The p IAcipIl Intiu
tildI cAt'" Itlone ct the world. M2iAl
Ic'tIv m king IL WAY mo puh'ic favor bv III
numerous Re rnuk be Gu II Ia pes in, mel 1t
>n2nltr iii 'acy / OWL : " the "'"t"N tr of I"n
which IN TIM I"rpiI.til.'u r.mat> unc.. -.rl, AMI
l. III" only f"m IN which TN, vital a., IL. .rni OF
healthy blood can he >up,. iled.
h'll-, E'i~Go Carter, and I'm lrrl~ IF other pnn Al
nliti mu~icItns and t.4chr-> hca Nv endorse md
remmend tllrk- new N. hot lnr Ih.. Franc
r." t., a. beng IN all plltc .i.r- IL. best :, nj
10y nall pr &C $50, Lee X W.tl.er. Ihllt leiph't
Ia.
JUSTICE At I.sr'-rhe public were far in al
vance 81 the me- cal ,i,.--Ipi N r,.. ..uIZfn-
iAl' ii">tf F iIoRtH AND TAR a :,
,Pcln' l"r con- ump'l'n 90 ga aud COLI: bur ~
III NJ Farnt> arr Il 'ln- i-llre I" the get
AZ mt and c"nquror "t g,nlmr ,;trv III. l-e-
he COMMIT iru--l-t- = ne. I'll, 80 thit iit To-
go lN / 'lAn- ~" prescribing IT i,.trirr T.
al Ia the ont uulnnrs ant At tfet..-uli /, a,
lhlnrn>c me c.i-e ~ tlc lr-IccI t.igr OF cues.
&c '>piIC, ~ Ne Y goo - cat, Viii buv
'ackase OF sea Moss tarne mad. from pure IN
Moss which VII make fifty kinds of tlr-he. such
A. cakes pr nulln-s ere % Il quarts of en-
ards jec-. creams ht'inttr .u--c hl ,n. man e
etc. sold by all druggists a'd or"cers. Fu'7,I.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
T ITERATION NOTICE.

ms Is to certify that hlvr this day -Iveu my son.
H6terrt & sanders. his tine ~ the remainder q HI
.',,rnrify and .lc II ls arIlIgS
,nv detits Ut ms contracting after tins date
'--' THOMAS SANDERS.
Washington VI. May 3!st 1875 E33wS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

Jonathan Gilkey. a icwller of Stanford
Orange County, a m IN mn n respected in
the community. committed sliride on the
It'll inst. He had been thought to be
slightly derlngtd for about six weeks,
and had an idea that he had committed :,
great wrong, and that p lblic sentiment
was against him. He WAS missed on that
morning and Il note found in his shop.
confirmed suspicious of his suicide Search
was made. and the body WIS found at con
siderable distance from his residence. in a
thick underground Of hcmiock, where he
had crawle |, evi l..utlv that he might not
be found after shooting himself The
bal entered tn, left temple AMI plsSe,l
ont iu-t behind th4 right enr, killing him
| instantly,
Go to the Union House. Montpelier, Yer.
mont. All quiet. neat and clean.
FMl1m3
We I'm !cr>tand that positions as drec-
tors Of Jhc C"ntrral Vermont railroad com
panv have been offered to jed p Clark o
Milton. in place of his f,thcr, JOSEPH
Clark, whose agr prrclu les him fl ON tho
active discharge Of his duties; and to Hon
Luke p. Poland of St John~b1rv. N place
of Llwren.t 3 une, of Burlin IT. n.re,irn
ed
Charles Robinson Ilt> b III sht the st az,
route from Cah,t to Morshti Id depot, ant
makes three tri ps aliy.
GEANGEs.-The indefltir tble ID. +
Bovlon, having organized LOT Oranges il
Vermont, making 20j III this State, has now
sought new fields for conquest and cultivl
ton. He is lccturing in New Hampshire
ana organized his first grange in tina
State. at Oxford, on the evening of june
18th, under the name of Union Grange
Asa Il. Rho les. is Master. and James |.
Lrarnerl, Secretary.
GOSPEL MEETINGS AT BJRIINGTON.-
The Christian people of this section. will
Massachusetts reyivaliStS and Gospel work
crs-Mc>srs. Moore. Remington, Littleticl,
and Winslow. Of Massachusetts. have &C
ceptcd an invitation to hold a series of re
lirouS meetings. at Burlington, com
mencing Saturday evening Of this week
and continuing through the followin?
Sunday and Monday
Go to the Union House, Montpelier. Yer
mont Good livery connected with tn
House. FMlIm3.
The Northern Transportation Company
fleet of twenty propellers, which hav
been idle all the season, owing to the diff
culties between the Central Vermont AM
the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlail
Railroad Companies. have passed from til
control of the Central Vermont Company
and will commence regular trips betwee
Ogden>burg and Chicago Is soon rs The
propelers can be fitted out.
Rand Avery & Co.. Of Boston. have
issued very ancient looking. but freshl
written account, of Bunker Hill battle.
1t contains SMILES Of many revolu
tonary orders and hand-b bills. and is al
together very readable affair, and wei
worth preserving rs a centennial memen
to. Phinney has it for sale.
Go to the Union House. Montpelier, Yer
mont. All quiet, neat and clean.
FN17m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

COMPLIED SCHOOL LAWS The com
pilation Of School Laws prepared by Gil
bert \. Davis. E-q., Of Reading Will soon
be ready for distribution. It is printed at
the Office of the NJ, ssrs. Poland and will
make Il very good book.
A. least 10 scinc> are set in the lake
between Whitehall and Ticonderoga. At
;hr rate fish are taken from Lake Clam
plain at present, it will not take long to
exhaust the iinny population of the Lake,
Go to the Union House. Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with the
House TMl7m5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
FRANKLIN COUNT \.

q. L. Kowtll, the senior member OF the wei
known New York advertising ii m, has been II
| eating in the Franklin county woods Tor the p,e
fortnight.
Mr.. Carlton Hall, for fifteen years an engineer OF
the Central Vermont railroad, has IetIted non
that place and bought large t.tnncry 1t Eat stan
bridge. F. g.
ST. Adams Butter Ma ket June lj.-Nrkct on
decline; about two cents lower on all grade
Prices medium to good II - i cents; common
10 far, l. 10 ;! cents, selection, :. L. - cent
gllt eisc - cents. several choice lot, -oIu
;t2. cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
ORANGE COUNTY.

The COMPTROLLER OF the currency has authorized
the Kano ll National Bank OF West kinuuli ~.
with d Capital OF 10000 TO Commence business.
George sheppard. OF urccn,Dprp, an oil >rldIc
who has lost one lc- IN The VII, ht! the other one
broken above the knee IN >cUlic win u lI-Al
boy last Friday.
Last week VIM. Putnam of West \cwbury s.
vorly cuigolcd Fanny KNAPP. a young .;nl, + !
Washing her slate In the brook Il hi land neii L.,
school house, while out a. recess. Compliant WI
made 10 Grand Juror K GER, who Inte 81 lei 70
Putnam in making -ettlcm, ut tn the IL moth
e.. her father beng IN CalipruIl. Putnam pan.
Mrs. Knapp 80 private damages:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
Orange County Court.

JUNE TERM, 1875.
Hos. II. II Powers, Chief Judge
non CHESTER DICKEY,t Associate
ION \ Cobb. judges
nos l.. q. HINCKLFY, Clerk.
=: X. BERRY. Sheriff.
= l., BoYDEN, Es4 states Attorney
ii tNI.L L I-.I...I4-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

NiNl1SDIt LIFI II
Ludlow Is preparing for grand religious ccc
braton on the Fourth.
Miss Flora Sawyer Of Elatt ebOro, met with q
narrow escape, last week. While crossing the
ferry at Dummcrston, the horses, belonging TO Dr.
Severance of >helbuIne Falls became unmanag.-
able and backed into the Connecticut. Miss saw
yer barely escaped drowning, and is stlll suffering
from her in uIics.
The Elack River STANDARD is to take the place @,
the Spring field Post, and Richmnnt ana Fogcc,
are to Lc local editors thereof.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

T'pTHAcHE, Iart-t-. N-'lralrla aud Rheumst,.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
Wv STYLE pI,Mo>D VISITING: CARDS.

'oNp,- EXTRACT COMPANY. IS Maiden Lane. New
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

3!Ell'l\ VI FROM For this il is a speciH,
l. hS- -s--l hft 4 IL # li,-~ when ali ether
I'm" + = ~ / : lrr-t hl.eCilng from nose
- mach LUNGS, and els ~ here
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

I NJ All. VI kNE~~tI T. ALWAYS relieves pain In
IL" h'-4i "A .I>,-l. vert!-,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
STOCK SPECIFICATIONS.

+ MIA ~ '.v ~ rrn - Corlro'-srn only
i'-- ~ Z a. o.. - hons go '0-xas- Cost
;'o. :. a'l IN S-Fft y '0-TT Pam-,hlef,
-''- > "a w ~'r..- --IIati conducted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

IN LflEpHIiIIEt i has ell7l AT kind. of Ill
'"T;tl ~ VII, h l1.i"> subject rom fly
rur" Fuller j tails IA boob accom-, ny ns each
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
INDIANA.
W F. TempletDu, NJ. d.

The meeting adjourned ut 6 p. NJ,
w. +. TEMPLEroN, Secretary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

N. Swan of the Bellows Fails Times has Il her
which is verify of " Notice" He She laid an
egg on his table Uncomfortable ncs) weighing
quarter of pound and meas uiins seven and one
half inches.
Town Clerk VIM. :. Newton, Of Battleboro
while in a somnambulietc stage, walAed out -
the second story window, the other night, though
fortunately no bones were broken,
BrattcboI oans are looking pleased over The
thought that the state muster Is likely to Occur
there this fail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

FILLS bind Bleeding meet prompt relief ard
f"tih cur N'"t>t h''N"V'r rtr obsti-
lat, can M resist lt- regular use.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

l0SJA NJ sermon by Rev +. 7 Htoker of Middle
bury
30 = Report Of the cprresp N ling Secretary
KrN II T Fuller the condltl II and history IF the
81. lr, hes during the year
works necessity n the sabbath To he Intro
IIccl ty Rev J. T. Humphrey and Rev L. I Hall
WEDNESDAY,
GAM Dovotl nal meeting of the verm III Branch
i the Woman : board II missions
10 Anniversary II the VrrIu lt nnestlc
-,,Irty. Report Of the secretary. Rev &. Smith:
as report i thn sIS;euat) cpnlMIttee. Rev. j q
J. hI!SpIl. Chairman.
..lr VI Sacrament of the L ,ri's Supper
Essay CONNIE" tIu between the spiritual life O!
-hr l.lIeN and ms per, mai knowledge OF the scrip
tlr,~ Rev : / Cook
Missionary meeting q the Vermont branch Of the
w,l.al4'- board
go Anniversary Il t!l4 vermont Fduca.l ocicty
Rep TT hN the .r,tlrN. Rev Z. ". THOMPSON. Ad-
dresses ~ lei tltlN's Il hcueY ultut sc!ttl-s
THURSDAY
12rA Vi Sun Ia ; i anniversary. Report by the
t.rN. Il.A L L f.-h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

MI ok VI family rau afford to he without
= = l-N-ri : t'-.li.,it< Bruises & plituslons
- -iril'.~ ar" r. l.Ne almost l. s.s tiv by eI-
,f 4ai it."i II "a Prom ~ relieves rains OF
Is - Ill N-''ri ! ,rls C!l,fh rs q d ) res
y - ia' = { jus ~ Arre-.s inf ima'ion,
rt- !''-S ~ iIiE>- .,-,~ bleeding removes disc IL
o-At. I. and Il. ais TAI IDLY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16
FIRE IN FERRISBURG. Near noon Monday

FIRE IN FERRIsBURG.-Near noon Monday
the railroad bridge in Ferrisburg, acros
Little Otter Creek. caught fire from the
sparks of :. passing fret ght train. The
bridge burned rapidly, and the town bridge
near it caught. The wind was SO hi.f
that buildings qulrler of L mile away
were set on fire
The flames first attacked J. r. Blrnum'
saw mill lin which building was wheel.
wright shop, run by Jackman Brothers),
a nd reduced it to the ground. Martin &
Perrys grist mill came next, and Il dwell
ing house near by. owned by the same
firm. Here the fire burned itself out. and
further danger was averted.
Other houses had caught but people
were on the watch and saved them.
There was no fire department or fire ex-
tinguishers in the place.
The losses are rs follows j. r Barnum,
saw mill and contents, $500; Jackman
Brothers. machinery, stock, etc, $4OO;
Martin 4 Perry, grist mill machinery
dwelling house, etc, $4,000; c. r. Green,
an employee Of the Jackman Brothers.
tools. etc. $500; town bridge. about
$1,000 The total loss, therefore. foots up
some $50, 900; and there was no insurance
whatever upon anything destroyed, except
the railroad bridge.
FIRE IN LEBANON. n. H.-Last Friday
morning the main building of the Granite
Agricultural Works was burned. Four
other bull iings belonging to the Company
were saved. The building destroyed was
new, forty by one hundred and twenty feet.
three stories high. and replaced one burn
ed two years ago. 1t was valued ut 3d.
600, and the machinery and stock at S20.-
600; insured for about $l2. 900 in Phila-
delph New York, Hartford and Mon
treal Companies. One hundred and fifty
men are thrown out of employment.
The Sunapcc Mountain Hotel at New
port, y. ii. was burned to ashes Friday
mornin. at six o'clock. This house. kept
by johnson & Cogswell. WAS a summer
resort and largely patronized. Loss $50
900; insured for $4,000. Origin of the
fire unknown
CONGREGATIONAL CONvENrIoN.-The
general convention Of Congregational
ministers Of Vermont meets at Bcnning ton
on Tuesday next, June 10Th. continuing
three days. Hospitality will be cordially
extended to the guests. a large attend
ance from All parts Of the State is expected
& II. -.l1.,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

I'M IITI>T -4ND MIN FfNVON4BTE
N'fn'i.-- Ike them % Def car5s
Nth NiIr ,ttlN hem rs,e. I'D
- - + = NJ address : J. SPEAR Medheld
Nprf is t.f'l-N. Ms
- Va. ',aE.' - "a canvasSir- fl COMMON visit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-16

- = .lft - - i'tN fac aye nd III 'ore
M - - ''' a'I E.r- 20 hey h
ms -n IL" ''''al a lf-Dr,-t all az, possess free
N ~ l. = - -'i'r IA ri.arria.a glide Fe,n'
- ora i. iar-ali- H. T-dl-S NeS.i -
-hi-+- y 'IIe 2 10 K Address WILLIAM s co
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29
vICE-pRESIDEST WILSON.

The news which We publish this
morning Of the death OF lion. Henry
Wilson, Vice President OF the United
States, caused great surprise. aud a
gen ,ral shock to the whole country.
Although several days ago, he was re.
ported as suffering from serious at
tack, still accounts constantly issued Of
material improvement in his condition.
not only dispcllcd alarm, but caused
anticipations Of his early recovery to
be iniuIged. Even yesterday morn
ing he, on waking, declared that he
felt much brighter and better than
usual, and stated lis intention Of in.
dulging in ride. the day being fair.
Not long after this however, he sank
back upon his bed. aud suddenly cx-
pircd without a struggle, the physi.
rians pronOuncing the inmc diaie cause
Of bis death to be appcplcxy.
Politically the career Of Mr. Wilson
is quite familiar 10 all. Commencing
in the humble capacity Of 4 shoemaker,
he, by force of his own ambition and
exertions. acquired an education. and
prepared himself for public life, IN
which, in various capacities, he has
served for about So years. Reared in
New England, he inbib"d New Eng.
land ideas with bis mothers milk, and
was therefore from the very first, an
ardent friend Of the abolition of sla-
very. and always allied himself with
the abolition party. This seemed to
be the greu, object Of his life, and so,
naturally he became a strong opponent
of the South in the late war, and q
burning and shining light in the ranks
of the Republican party. lie served
his State. Massachusetts, in her Leg
stature and for about seventeen years,
as one Of her United States Senators.
During all this time. nothing was ever
brought against his integrity Of char
uctcr, except he was unfortunately
mentioned in connection with that fa-
nous Credit llvLilier swiudlc. which
proved such temptation and snare to
so many, hitherto regarded, spotlcss
members Of the dominant party. To
what Cxtant he was engaged in this,
We do not. nor care not, 10 recall ut
this moment. Suffice it to say that his
connection was not so hngrnn, as to
prevent his nomination and election rs
Vice.prcsident Of the United States
on the ticket with Grant in 1872
Ills record in the latter position,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29
The Seer Creek Railroad.

Certain members of the House in.
dulged themselves yesterday in re.
marks in relation to u company here.
toforc known us the "Steer Creek Val.
ley ami Elk River Railroad" 4 bill
was introduced by Mr.. Campbell to re-.
peal that section exemptiug from taxa.
ton, lands that had been subscribed to
The stock Of the company. The whole
thing was tor political buncombC, as
Mr.. Huffman, the delegate from Gil
mer, announced that not q single acre
Of land had been subscribed, and in all
probability never would be. 1t will
be remembered that the Senator from
Rnchie, who introduced and put the
original bill through the Legislature,
made bugabOo OF it in the election
last fall Such is Republican cOusis'
teucy. NAeeling Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29
"Leafby Leaf the Roses FAii.r

Another rcformer has come 10 grief.
Mr.. Garlic, Of Harrison. who is II
member If the committee investigating
the finances Of the state, served five
days Oh the committee during the re-
cess of the Legislature, aud drew pay
for t'een'y.o"e days, u, four dollars ptr
day, making cishty.fOur dollars for five
days service. 10 quote Mr.. Carlile's
memorable language concerning the
State Treasurer :: at is true the sum
involved is small one, but practically
il might rs well have been u million. y
Pretty we'll done, aud yet the Demo.
cratic administration is corrupt! The
Auditor is arraigned for appropriutiug
fees which the Attorney General dc.
cidcs to be pcrquisites Of his office, and
his impeacher draws pay for sixteen
days investigation Of the charges when
the services were never rendered. The
effort Of prominent Republicans to re.
form the Democratic party has sin.
gular appropriateness.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29
Zell's Encyclopedia.

We have just received a sett Of
Zcll's Encyclopedia, and We regard it
as one of the most highly instructive
works now published. twas formerly
published in tif!y-niue parts. but this
sett is issued in two pondrous volumes
Of excellent paper and beautifully
bovnd-half Morocco
Perhaps but few who have not seen
this work are aware Of its extent, use
fulness aud convenience. We must
confess that We were plcasurably sur.
prised upon examining the work. 1t
much more than met our expectation.
and We IRE conf lent thut tho mass Of
information afforded by i, is well worth
the price.
No lawyer, doctor, clergyman, teach.
or, or any other professional man
should be without Zcll's Encyclopedia.
The Whole plan Of the work is so
clear and simple that while it instincts
the classic on the most scientific sub.
jects, it can at the same time be com.
pretended by any ordinary scholar.
And while We are of the opinion that
no professional man should be without
The work, We think it would be highly
advisable for every merchant, trades.
man and farmer who wishes to raise an
intelligent family, to have u set Of
ZelI'S Encyclopedia.
From the following cursOry descrip.
ton an idea Of its extent aal practical
usefulness may be gathered: 1t an.
swcrs the purpose of Web,ter's Una.
btidged Dictionary. for it contains cv.
cry word in the English language, with
its meaning and derivation. 1t is Il
biographical dictionary. cOutainin. a
sketch Of every noted person that has
ever lived. 1t contains u description
Of every county. sea. mountuin. aud II
history Of every nation and important
event.
1t is work for rybOly. and ev.
cry body should be for ii.
TO quote from circular. Zells En-.
cyclopcdia is dictionary Of Ian.
gunge. a biographical dictionary. n
medical dictionary, u history Of the
world. complete natural history, n
complete work on botany. a complete
work on mechanics, complete church
history, and is equal to whole library
Of works.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29
S 5, 600
To Loan at 5 per
cent, secured j.!
confidence, and the
fact

That Chalfant has now in store D IONS
of best iron, at J.! cents for bar.
lie has IS kegs Of Becnwool Nails:
II c has Cook Stoves from $l4 to sou.
lie has new Metal IIollow.warc.
lie has Blacksmith Tools complete.
llc has Gross Cut and Mill Saws OF
every variety.
lie has Plows, Corn Shelters, Fodder
Cutters. Grind Stones. with or with
out gearing, Shovels. Picks, Sledges.
Drills. Crowbars, Powder and Fuse.
FIc has all the wants Of Mechanic, La
borer, Farmer or Contractor.
lie hns Carpenter Tools, Glass, Putty,
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Lime, &C.
ment and the full wants OF the build.
er supplied.
lie has a first class Hardware Store
complete in all its bearings.
Hc has $50 bushels of Seed for spring
sowing in transit, new, fresh and
guaranteed clean.
lie has Groceries, Notions, Books and
Stationery, fresh, new and cheap.
lie has Salt by barrel or pound.
lie proposes to sell at bottom prices all
the above, aud as to stock Of varied
goods, Saddles, Brides and Fancy
Goods, competition in price he
dcfes.
Lastly-go 10 Chalfauts, examine
goods, ask for prices and fully salts.
~ yourself before purchasing-
As the bottom prices arc reached by
Him.
He means business, live active and en-.
crgetic.
The rlacc-Chalfauts Block-open
front Main Street.
Ask for Chalfant and. his Tea at 10
cents per pound, his good Coffee .
pounds for So cents.
His 81 sheets Of Paper and 81 Euvcl'
opes for 90 cents.
Ills pure Fish vi at 81 w per gallon.
His North Carolina Tar.
His Corn Shelters at $ll-Eaglc.
His good canned Peaches at s. so per
dozen.
Ills Blank Books.
ln shmt spcud BALI hour in going
through his Warehouse, noting
prices and compare :he sumc with
others, ] ton Pure White Lead
500 gallons Of Oil in store, Paints
in cOlors and Brushes OF every
kind and style.
The Builder, the Mechanic Of every
branch. and the IIousckrCper of
most fastilious taste can find ca.
terer to their wants. Cutlery, Silver
Plated Ware. Parlor Coal Sets,
Bird Cages, &c &c.
Go to ChnIrauls nnl ask for my want
10 the Household.
7. NJ. CHALFANT.
lltsion, Nor Is.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29
Reform.

The Legislature me. last gear il
Charleston, Mcssrs. West and Garlic
represented Harrison county. Mr.,
West, Democrat, drew mileage ior
5O4 miles, and Mr.. Garlic. RepuLli'
can, drew mileage for $40 miles
Docs Mr.. Garlic live 336 miles further
from Charleston shan Mr.. West? LEI
us reform the Democratic party.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29

\ CAn1Y which is deficient in its nc-
counts to the State to the :uue Of iAir-
fy thOusund dollars, is bowling fpr re
form, and one Of these re formers has
acknowledged to having received SS4
mileage for distance Of 5O+ miles al
,ln cents mile, aud Ssh for 1--WE days
service at 81 per day. But hen he
received the latter SUM while in fit
oimenrnl abstraction, aud is willing to
return il.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29

By the following cxrrnc. from tie
proceedings "f the Legislature i, will
be seen that the ini;ia,ory stcls to
wards changing our laws in regard TO
interest have been taken: Mr.. Ar
nett introduced Bill TO declare void
certain uiurious contracts, and to pro-.
vide against the ,aking Of usurious in :
tercst."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-29

TIE Radical nerve is the st sen.
sitivc thing III nature. Ever since tic
adjournment Of the Legislature last
winter, every Rndica! paper in the
State has been engaged in trying to
make j, nppear that Bennett and Bur.
den were guilty Of high crimes
When the Register gently pricks the
bubble, they call it ian attempt to
fUrcstall the action Of the Legislature. "