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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
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lanes BATCHELDER'S ESTATE.

The undersigned .haY been -Itited iy the Hon
orable Probate Court tor the District OF Nashng;.
To receive. examine and adjust ala
claims and demands OF all against the estate
James Batc heder late of Planneld said District
deceased, aud all claims exhibited offset there.
hereby give notice that Will meet for the purposes
aforesaid. at the dwelling house Of Widow SIia VI
Batchelder III Planfield on the 18th day Of October
and 34th day of February next. from one o'clock
until four % clock y. NJ each of said days, and
that months from the let day # seIternb ID l.5
the limited by said Court for said creditors to
their claims EXAMINATION and allow
SAMUEL CREE. COMMIT,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

The UNDERSIGNED hay ing been appointed ~ the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Washington Com
nisslOers TO receive. examine and adjust all claim
and demands of all persons AGAINST the estate q.
chester Bliss. late of East NOntIeeT said district
deceased. and all claims exhibited Offset thereto
hereby IotS. that Will for the
Aforesaid at the dwelling house Il Hannah Bliss wild
of the late Chester Bliss. TIE 9Th day Of Novem
Der and 18th day II February 'rlock-
until o'clock. = NJ, each 81 said ilk and that
the 10th dan 4 u IFS. the
time limited 10y said Court for Sali .reii;ors pre-
sent their claims = Is for cNa:.iIl4tl and allowance
Dated East Montpelier. tins slt day 81 August
. u I'D
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
SAMUEL CREE. n,
HOSEA MINOT'S WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Washington S.
In Probate Court held Montpelier IN and for said
District on the 18th dag Of September A D. 1875.
Al instrumen, purporting be the IL and
lament Hosea Minot late of Worcester, said dis
trict deceased being presented 10 the by Addison
Minot one of the executors therein named. for Ir"
bate: II ordered by said court that all persons
cerned therein be notified TO appear session %
said court TO be held at the Probate Office MoItIe
her. the 18th day of October. A D 1875. snd show
cause. Il any they may have against the probate q,
said Will for which purpose :: Is further ordered thai
copy Of the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully ,he Green Mountain Freeman;
printed At Montpelier previous 10 said time slO'itsu
for bearing
Py the Court,-Attsst-
ysSw2 HARVEY IILDEN- Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
Letters ncalIed for nj Montpelier. VI. Post OF.
flee. >eniemher 9TH. ISfl,

81 r. obtain these letters, persons must eiye the
AbnVe date.
LADIFs.- Miss Emma r. Bry ant Mrs Harvey Bug
ham. Mrs John = Huntress Miss Alice NJ. Shepl ard.
Miss Pauli,la Whitcomb. Miss Melissa J Webster
GENTLEMEN Warren y Adams, Charles /. Best
Vim. Balfour. J. II Braley. Horace J. Campbell. II =
Chubb ,. Henry Cha man, ulius Dart. Louis Demus
Thos Edwards. f. :. Fitch. G y VI kee. Dau' Nc
ken,l. NaHler ia cl,.as Anlele Iluherf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
4 Wonderful Discovery.

our Ne" Hampshire exchanges come 10 IFS filled with
counts OF III st wonderful effected by Dr.
Cages MEDICAL WONDER 1t Is said to be the greates
vttalzer disc DVercd giving huoyancy the spirits
elasticity L. the step and making the invalid hearty
courageous. strong 1t all diseases of the
liver. stomach. kidneys and spine: scrofula and al
blood Diseases cures nervous r stration IF either
sex. restoring tone ana vsor 10 the whole system
Read the following cures
Mrs la APPLETON. Hillsboro' BriiE-. y II sIl-
failed T. raise her: her husband procured Medical
Wonder and she now writes. am able 10 do colsid
cradle work
J. +. MORRILL,. Franklin: scr3fulous hunor says
nothing has ever helped hu ike " Medical Wouder."
MRS { Z DRpvAY. Centre st. Concord: confined To
bed and had been treated without benet by several
Tor female and kidney diseases. took DR.
Cages " Medical Wonder and cured a month
ANDREW J. PEA-IEE. sutton. y II humor. debility
disease OF liver. LUNGS most wonderful recovery
REV @ J WAIT. Franklin. y II wife sorely afiic
ted; took " Medical " under = with great
GEO W. EVANS. Derry difficulty of side and stoln
ac! hliIn9r. weakness. &: cured aud went work
Mrs J W FIFE. Suucook. y II female weakness.
droFsy nervous IrDstratlon, &c, discharged hired
s-lrl
:@We would also refer Mrs. VIM Shepherd and
daughter. and Eheuezer Newton. Manchester House
Mrs Fred Sanb,rn, Vest RnmEey: Mrs Z Jones.
Stany Chichester: Alma II Hill, Canterbury: Mrs
warren Glover. Heunlker: Mrs Walter J Farrar Hills
bor1' Brldge; Z Fla Hookset: Miss K. A :. Hoy
Mrs J. Fla, Manch-st Mrs &. z Riit-1ut. Nil
ford; Joseph DAVIS. Ills: Ellen Proctor. Pttstld:
VI j. LeaveuWOrth. AuiOYer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

STATE Of VERMONT. District II Washington.
In Probate Court held Noutpeli-r. said DistricT
OIL the Gath day Of September. A d. ISIS
The administrator account of joseph q Smith.
Administrator OF the estate of I'm c Crusset. late
Of DuNbury, said Dstr {, deceased presented
eNaulatioI and allow ance, and application made
tor decree Of distribution sn PARTITION Of the
of sand deceased.
Whereupon, ordered 10y sail that sand
count and said application b- referred a
thereof. 10 be held al the Probate One IN said Mont
l'eller. the 18th day # October A ID ISIS for hearing
and decision thereon And II further ordered. tina.
notice hereof be given tn all persons interested 10y
publication Of the thrc- weeks sQccessiTey
the Green Mountain Feeelnsn. a newspaper published
AT Montpeer previous 20 said time point I'd for hear
that they appear said place. and
show cause If any they nay have why said account
should not be allowed and slch decree made.
By tine Court-Ar-est.
=
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
4 GOOD THING.

DR.. Bryant rim, wine. The besttonic for Invalid s
Composed Of California Port. Rhus Glabrum. and
Citrate OF Iron. Manufactured by Dr. J. p. BRYANT
the Magnetic Ply Of Rochester, Y. Iiyou
are weak and tired. get bottle. 1t will make YOU
strong and build You up new. sold only by Bah
cock y Cutler. in Montpelier. r. e. Stearns Il Co.
arlington AMI \. VI. Plant. i. Adams.
rpiw>
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
ID f AT II :.

In GRAND Isle August =. JOSEPH NJ TOBIAS. aged
} <S years
In Grand Isle September =. GEo + ALLEN ared
:? years
In Cambridge. Au- u-t 81. Mi>s oI;IHA DAY. aged
u years.
In Cambridge. September 7th ALPHI'S CARROLL.
infant Of AlYhus AMI Laura A B"ssett, sget q
months and 10 days
In Fairfax. September ..h infant OF Frank H..
and LuvIsa NJ. Chase. AGED about ; months
! Ia water>i lille. September 2ls;. Mrs Lucy /
GRAVES. ;-red 81 ears
Ia Worcester. Vt. ANUS; > of Typhoid DysenierK.
Avail Lewis only of Lewis f. and Elizabeth
H. -,-i |
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

Within the Whole Range OF tonic and Alternative
medicines known. none Is entitled 10 more consid-
GRAFTON than the Peruvian syrup. In all cases of
enicebled and ebilItated constitution II i the
remedy needed. The most positive proof of this
hon al.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

Sou III VI IL. i'tA4Si ~
B.4SCON i DEWET.


LYONS kATHAIRoN prevents the Hair from fall
ing out or turning gray, renews its growth. and
gives strength and visor. II Is delightfully."- per-
funnel, and makes 4 splendid dressing. Ii is the
cheapest AMI most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
ducei. Used by the elite Price only 80 cents.
FNi1yl.
PYLkS DIETETIC SALERATUs.-UniversalIy &C
now lodged the best in Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

the million, chcap at McDonald's. South
Main Street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

! There was a good show of maple sugar,
ana OF excellent quality-almost as white
as granulated sugar; and the maple syrup
looked tempting
! On honey, Mr.. Otis Wallis took the first
premium. and O. 5. Bruce the second.
.! bread. there was Il better show than
usual. Mrs. j. Holden took the first pre-
mium on wheat bread. and Miss Abbie
Wallis on brown bread. Every loaf look
ed nice, ana doubtless was so: and we
were right glad 70 see a little interest in
this department.
OF Agricultural Implements the show
was notably small. and of Mechanic Arts
there was little to be expected in strictly
farming community.
Next we come to the Cattle pens, and
there we did expect a good show, nor were
we disappointed; though there were not
rs many entries in this Glass as hereto
fore; yet all the stock entered was exceed
ingly good, rs WAS admitted by all Ed
Win House showed his magnificent herd of
l,evons, fat and sleek rs usual. We doubt
this herd being cXcelled by any of the
breed i'll the country. His three-v ears-old
Devon bull is 4 splendid animal-hs
weight is one thousand six hundred and
ten pounds. There were some others who
showed nice Devons. but not 4 large num-
Der.
Drew and Palmer had ! fine show Of
Durhams and GRADE Durh,ms and took
the LARGEST nrcminms in th,t Glass Flor
ence McArtv of Waitstjeld had some fine
Durham calves, and John Somervile's
yearling bull was II splendid animal weigh
ING one thousand three hundred pounds.
G., O. Bovce's three. ve,rs.old Durli.,m tin.
ned the Scales at ON, ,hnns,nd Nina bnn.
drcd and ricLtv.srvon rounds md La Is
not fat O,is Wallis h,d , vc,r|inr GRADE
Durham ,hat was not to he sner7oI NJ
There were m,nv mrritorinus animals Of
this breed on exhibition. which seems to
be the ftvoritc breed III Mad River Valley.
OF Jerseys the show WAS not large. 4.
"A knerIand had u full-hlood Jersey bull,
and II. y. Bushnell had Il four wears old
Grade Jersey COW. with three of her calves.
som" others htd Jersey grades which we
noticed
OF Dutrh cattle. Daniel Murray had \
few, and that was ALL
OF fat cattle there were "a small number.
but a rood show of matched cattle.
Watsiicld was the only town exhibiting
a town team. tlourb numbers from other
towns paraded around the track with the
Waitstirld styinr. on the first dav. headed
by the band and made quite fine show.
OF matched cattle. III! +. Bovce had a
very handsome pair. which tool, the frs.
premium, md John Somcrville, Waitsticld
had a nicely matched pair of six-vears-old
cattle. wci:hinr .hrec thousand seven hun
Favston had !: pair of matched cattle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
XIISTAR'S BALSAM
W | l. u e. II f Il Il Y.

Couxhs Colds. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. influenza.
Group Who1pipg Cough, Hoarseness. Liver Com
plant Pains Soreness in tine Chest or Side. Bleed
ing al the Lungs and every affection of the THROAT
ttkGs aud cHEsr speedily aud permanently cured
by the se . p.s. WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
hind is the with most remedies but loosens it.
ceeses the lunes and allaysirritaton.
the cause of the C pr.l aint
CONSCHPTION CAN BIZ CURED
b. timely resort to this standard remedy, Is Is
rnved by hundreds Of te-ignonjsls il has received
None genuine unless signed Il BUTTS on the
vrapner yOcents and 81 bo&tle large bottles much
the cheaper SETH ". FOWLE SONS Proprietors,
slid fy dealers generally FAlOyIeow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
Che freeman.
MONTPELIER VT.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. %. 1879

We desire TO make the FIREMAN particularly
valuable for its news from al parts Of Vernon
and our friends III different parts OF the state. G.
e.l.,lIv in Washington, Orange and i,tnoIlc Coun-
.ta- VIII confer a great favor upon IL and our
rca ler7 bv sending Us local intelligence. GIVE us
.,.r-.auG we viii arrange thc:n for tie paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUY YOUR COAL!

The subscriber wishes t. announce 10 the people .
Montpcli-r AMI vicinity he Will sell few l"a
"a very small MARGIN. thankful for past Ia
ronaxe and hoping for continuation of the
p3-tt GEO p FOSTER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
Washington County Fair.

r. l.r- BE senutn6 us local lntCIllgcncG. t.Ec
~ am" we III al LIZ '''e''' ~ TIE f'i'e'
u,;.o, co..., u,;.
Inc lT'll'I> o! ''i's county should heea'
'ri We P'Li'' g Il" ii''''' II" urging 10 make
iheT Ill Il T''l'e Oh .iie No''l'y r''if' III
kt-' -H'i'lt -'''' u" lii''l9''ty ana fri"tE
~'f ne ''hi''"' r'lI l. not only TIE
FARMERS It'II'''' D''t 1t i "h'fe his tree l.
ne t-Hi"1' tx IL l1'i'' where lie can com
pure '.''- .-'''l> "' Ms own work with ihat
'ih.~ h.!- .''"fS- Ii he hndN anything bet
.rI III a. HIS "N"' IKE '''l learn now Ills
u i-'- ''i '''' nv - "oIN - lf"du'e l'le
-,su..- II H. own WORK rAceiH he >hoihd
lave u liz ~ ana d" 'h're lii;'t lie may see
-.'i learn.
village people cannot do better than to
F. 'rn.t day ut NE Far. tor they buy con
t.nIuIy o! The products Of the farm, and
thy en- see whit i cool article is, and
WI DE- 'e'' content anu ie's il''ole TO nave
l'''f SUBSTITUTES P'''lllta Oh on them III the
u,Gr"
In t.ur = easy OF access to all from
th'i' =: Oh. an t we nope next week to he
a'"' T. a@T IN i tire attendance has never
'.-' Greater III any Previous Ear IN tins
'"u:tv.
[I'.. Iair: i'''' ''''-' Will F"' AZ t."
!. ''' y Ill '-''' ii ''''' VI l. VI -
''l ~ -'H' \ " : E" \ NJ 100 I n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

The Fall River troubles are exciting
great interest in Massachusetts, All was
quiet there yesterday and the action of the
manufactures in requiring written stipula-
tons of the workmen before admitting
them to work, and the riotous proceedings
of the latter are alike condemned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

y complete and extensive line Of Brus-
scls, Tapestries, Woods. Cotton Chain
Hemps, Oil Cloths. etc. etc, just received
at a. L. Cartoons
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

Tub Maple Sugar Josiah Holden go
Box H ia 6 Sn W WaR Sugar O. Bruce Dfl"ms
Loaf Wheat Bread p Mrs Josiah Holden &
, Best Loaf Brown Bread Miss Abbie G Wallis. b.
CLASS HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Best % Sra ar g. " olmstead Diploma
Apn c,,,, GriR Z, ? RashnaI Diploma
~. ~ 'iA. 'lONA'" arms 90: CS
Bedq''il', Mss Phila Bean. 10
s KS Ma n P' Spear. ! !
Log Cabin MT ait Ap Mrs N srn%s Diploma
Is BsdRRnilt Miss Ansie skinner yrs DID, s
yards Finafsf hFs fts F1 Satsy
r ss' s,ras MI, If e.: f Marble
Braided Hu NJ: saSs f fsEisi
Drawn in Rug, Hrs C.P; hlllipE.- 90
Path work Rug, Mrs sara sarah pa Marie g
Wool Shawl, Mrs E l. Marble. 10
Linen Diaper. Mrs. Lewis Bagley 10
Mrs f L. marble als pnlons
Pair Gents coored Socks. Mrs Q 5, Bruce.
Pair Gents Wool Socks. Mrs. {. u, Fishsr 50
Pair Ladies white wool Hose. Mrs G O s. Bruce. q
Pair Ladies Cotton Hose. Mss Phila Bean; !.
Gents Wool Ni,tens Mrs. Martin spear )
u, v . Mrs: Lewis Basey, q
WOODEN Yarn, Mrs Lewis Baglev.
49, Mrs. Martin Spear, -
straw Hats, Miss Charlotte smith aged ~ years -
Cab Blanket, Mrs ii Chapman q
Gents M n1f.l Mrs F A Edridye. 50
Fancy Basket, Mrs. NJ. Spear. Is
Mrs Lovlna WITH 20
CLASS II-MEcHAS1c AIRS
Best Cooper Work f O. Pease 50
Best Flower Stand. Mrs o. H. Joslin. SO
CLASS l2-MIsCELLASEoUs
Crochet Tidy. Mrs. J. c. Prentis. 80
Mrs. I.ovina Wyth IS
Mrs. Emma Corse. %
rating Ildy, Miss CieOrgie LABEL, -
Worsted Tidy, Mrs. A G Cousins. 50
Mrs Lucia Fulton, p
Miss Ida Robinson,
.r,,o. w.. :, Miss Mary Prentis. Diploma
~ Mrs Eunice Boyce. y
Toilet Cushion, Mrs Russell Drew -
Mrs II McAlister. Diploma
D., &c.. g.. Mrs Eillna Corse Diploma
Best sand S!r-l l. Mrs. { d Billings. / 81
3-st Melted Il nod Miss Ida Robinson. g
Best SCRAP Bar. Mrs q III Whltcomh Is
Fringe tied by hand. Mrs. G. VI Fisher Diploma
Hanging Basket. Miss Orpia Freeman 25
Slippers, Miss He,cn Holden. So
Miss AthIc WhItcolnh. p
Notices worked Ill worsted, Willie Freeman. q
se,i,,,o,, p.,,,..,. ,,, =, Lucia Fslton. Diploma
,SJ"1Cli,nen PenciInx. Miss Matte Prentls. -
Il BAR i I'm Holder Mrs q IL WhItconb Diploma
Best Wax Flowers. Miss Matte Prentis Is
Cut Flowers, Mrs. q q. Boyce. 20
Mrs. b. { Davis. 50
Pot Pl Mary Rice -
Miss Abbie Taylor, 3
i-ar1est Suntiower head, Mrs 4. Durkee. Diploma
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

An Interesting revival has been in progress at
State Young Mems Christian Association com
mitfee chavez been laborng there. Miss F. f.
Tounsley of Chicago a acknowledgements has
been laboring with the people about two weeks
Thirty conversions are the result. In connection
with the work. Rev J. X Richardson of Rutland
preached at the Baptist church in East waling
ford, last Friday evening at ~ O'Clock.
Mrs. William CLARK of wallinsfor was thrown
broken.
WINDHiM COUNTY.
Jarvis F. Burrows, prominent citizen of Vern-
on and man we'll known throughout the State.
died on the 2s'i. at the age of6.. He held various
public offices in town and county, and was a mem
Der of the Legislature for many wears
\ preliminary survey being made by the Green
Mountain narrow guage railroad company flom
" ilminston to West Dover
several farmers in Dnmmers ton have had their
hocEs of sheep attacked by dogs, AMI many of
them mangled AMI wounded
II Is expected that Moody. the evangelist, will
mold servlces.in the town hall, BrattIeboro, next
sunday. rs the hall will not accommodate over
i2"o people a ticket system is proposed, whereby
only those most deeply interested in the cause Will
he invited
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Sprn field enjoyed the novelty of cyclone on
the 18th 1t swooped the water out of the river at
one point, stopping the flow for nearly minute
and carried it in cone shape MANY fee: into the
ar.
The Woodstock depot is rapidly approaching
,,1nt,n,
tended eventually to be used wholly for freight
but for the present portion Will be devoted 10 a
passenger station.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
900 PROFIT on 500
L>OR SINGING SCHOOLS.

Invests! in stoek Privilege IN w.llse Books aud
Circulars telling. How III done. fire.. Address
BAXTEH K Co. BankeT- l. " ali =, New fork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

Musical Societles vii lar illI.i CTIORI-S
CHOIR. SIS ~ dOZl y Hr IoITje: a~o Perkins
Anthem B,ok 81 81 both collections Choral
Associations AID for CluIrs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
BY II Il PALMER. ass 4-T.-yt by / o. + )
PRICE - CTS.

Il contains the Singing School Course. usual III
Church MEslr Books. with abundant exercises. etc
and. III addition. a fine cnlif,tI of cheerful Easy
Glees for ctice. thus rendering II e interest
lnE 4 good easy Glee Be- L
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

MI quite = large expensive other recent
church MUSIC Books. II still contains great variety Il
M-rrlcal music, Anthems. ste. etc aidlt1 tbs
usual Singing School Course. / %. EMERSON rlnTri
butes 0 large number IF tunes.
Price 81 s.. SO A. Ie1 doz-
S,,lI H., all rlu-Ie ,i.a,srs rosr -. .,-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
FOR CHOIRS

The collection Chlrcii Music by The -ll.c..-
al compiler. H. L. Palmer. l.
- THE LEiDER''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
S on C MON A re II :,

NJ book be better fitted provide agreeable
zeal mingled with instruction. than the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
TOHN c. CROSSETT'S ESTATE.

>nll by all music dealers sent POST Tree. .or -;
l'rlce
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
CHESTER BLISS ESTATE.

By the C0lrt-Atrest.
Fs4ws HARVEY TIL DEN Juds
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
= N ' Vt n T
DHEBE l.. RODGERS ESTATE.

s37w3 TRUMAN KFLTON.. ,-.,,.,,,-s
" I .fl44lAs r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29
NORMAN RUBLEE'S ESTATE.

! TAYLOR. Eesi-t-r
I. y 4 TAYLOR. E.gls
Ts-na
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-29

PLE.4 SE TT IKE 80 ire T..
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18

The investigation of the Water.works
department. was commenced this alter.
noon at 3 O'Clock, by the reading OF the
minutes OF the entry Of the 14th day ol
December, 1885, containing the PROPOSE
tion OF Joseph Longwort to sell or lease
fifty or one hundred acres or the whole
OF Eden Park for reservoir purposes,
and containing the action of Council au-
thoriZing the purchase.
On the 2Sth OF December the City So
licitor was directed by the Board to
close the contract with Joseph Long
worth for such, purpose.
The minutes do not always state the
amount OF money appropriated for week
ly wages, but in many cases give only
the total estimates.
On May 8, 1866, the Superintendent
was instructed to advertise for. bids to
furnish two boat loads of clean river
sand and 500 barrels OF Louisville cement
for use on the Eden Park Reservoir,
This Is the first expenditure for construc-
tlon OF the reservoir. The contract for
cement was awarded to John b. Stone,
at his bid of 81 30 per barrel, ,on May 10th,
On May II, 1865, on motion Of Mr.. Pearce
the Board resolved to call In Messrs. r.
r. Scowden and Thomas. Peters. to ex-
anime into the plans submitted by Mr..
Earnshaw for the construction OF Eden
Reservoir and report as to the form and
capacity of the. sewers for drainage, the
strength and stability of the retaining
walls and other features Of the proposed
plans.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18

sEED-Cloyer, Is Quiet, the demand bsfng
limited, ana it Is quoted lec per Id for prime y
store Timothy is in moderate request ana
steady at 50 50o2 90 per bu in store. FLAX ~
steady at u 35(@1 As per bu.
SHOT-Is steady witn iair demand, and We
observe no maassssrisi variation In prices ~
qnote: assorted, SsSQN, and buckshot S11qs
, , 80 20 per keg.
soAPaIs firm and in fair demand. We
common yellow, 5x(98kc per lib.
STAhCH-The market is steady with moder-
ate demand. Refined pearl Is worth lx@shs
II, Ss,ujIGAR-There jI is only a moderate consump-
tive demand and the market Is very quiet and
sOmewhht weaker, but with no material
change n,;rices. New Orleans is worth w
tgylsc; .rcdnea yellow, yhaflae: extra t'ts.S
lUX GiOxc; sep, hIte, 10h@l0kc; "a" whits
lUl GI0Xc; hard. II 111s,s,nl1Xc per 10.
TALLOW The markes Is steady, and prfuas
country is in fair request at D. per pound
prices remain unchanged. We quoss: Black.
4Oc(gn per lb, and Green 4OG9)c for common -
good and StG1 ~ for choice qualities.
WINDOW GLASS-There is a quiet and
steady market. We quote. IS % for first quality:
50 50010 for double strength for by Sl1a by 3
per box Of 80 feet, which Is regarded as the ba-
sis OF the card rates, on which dealers allow .
discount Of ~ per cent. to the trade.
WOODEN WARE-The demand is stiH
moderate and there is q steady market at
previous rates. Weauote; Tubs, nests, 3s, ssa5s
tubs, nests, Is, So 80; tubs, No. l. So; tubs, No.
2, 81; tubs, No. ., 80; buckets, 81 IS; churns,
No. 1, $40; churns No. 2, ~ 80; churns, No. 4
IS; wash boards. 50.
WOOL-lhe market is quiet and steady.
The receipts SO far have been light. We quote:
Unwashed, clotnisg, s09S5c; unwashsd comb
Ing, 40 G42c: neece- washed. 45g48cy tub
washed, SUau62e; pulled. s8940c