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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
Domestieafed TurtIe

In the office of DR.. Horr. il this
city, is an aquarium containing a
pet turtle, which the doctor has had
for six months. At first he was
very wild, but now he is afraid of
no one, and will grasp fingers if they
are placed within his reach. He
will jump at and seize a piece of
meat when held several inches above
the surface of the water. During
the past week he has killed and eat
en- in his watery home eleven crow
fsL and six catfish, besides a dozen
worms, serves him daily as regular
food, and a piece of tough beef by
way of desert. His last-exploit was
to attack furiously a comparatively
long lizzard which was caught and
presented to him for company. The
lizard was eight inches long, and
weighed at least ten times as much
as the turtle. In a short time he
lifted the shelled monster drove his
visitor over the edge of the tank
and on the floor. When rescued
the victim was badly bruised, and a
leg and part of the tail remained in
in the stomach Of his carniyorous
host.-Dubasqe Telegraph
"A new and promising era has
,dawned upon the States where once
King Cotton held un disputed sway.
Southern Dla,tters have experimental
in the way of div, v,ersity of products,
and the. experiment has proved d
wonderful success. If it MAJ been
predicted ten years ago that any on
the cotton-raising States would in
the year 1875 have a surplus of eere-
ais, the existing facts and prospects
of the time would hardly have borne
out the prophecy. Yet such is the
fact. The States of Tennessee, Arkan-
sas, Mississippi, and Alabama will
this year have enough and to spare,
and the Southern farmers arc proud
and happy. In addition to this unpre
cedented gram yield, the old staple,
though reduced in acreage, has by a
move thorough system OF cultivation
rewarded the planters as never before,
and they boast of an independence
that has heretofore been unknown to
that portion of the country. They
claim that with their surplus of
they can obtain the
means by which they win be enabled
a. boI5 tb,,;- ootton take ad dvautaOe
Of the market, and sell for cash ms
tead of following the practice that has
almost universally obtained, of mort
raging their crops early in the season
Il rufnous figures. How far this
tate of facts viii influence the prices
If grain in the West remains to be
Teen.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
CABINET WARE

JOHN DUCRO, Manufacturer Of, and
Dealer fnFurniture Of tho best descriptions, an d
every variety. Also General Undertaken, an d
Manufacturer OF Coflns to order. Main street,
NORTH Of South Public Square, Ashtabula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

L. s. & M. M.S.-FRANKLIN DIVISION.
From and after Nay %, 1875. Passenger Trains
. ruu FoIlouva
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

! Preferred creditors are those Wh0
do not dun.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
zFoUNDRIEs.

TENKER<& GREGORX aIanniacturerso of
. - 6Soyes, Flows and Columns, window Caps and
Sills, Mil Castings, Kettles, Sinks, Sleigh
Shoes. &C. Phenix Foundry. Ashtabula, Q .1091
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

6a7RIEsE. SWIFT, Ashtabula. Ohio,
= 171sefer n Drurs and Medicines, Groceries, fes
Fomerv and Fancy Articles, superior Ie4s, 81
Zee. Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Patent w.. 4So.
elnes Of every description, PANTS, "
,,f.heas TSrushes. FancySoaps, hair kestoIauhS5s,
Hair oils &C., all Of which VIII be solo at sle ~
lowest priees. Prescriptions prepared %dsR sdoE
nnita hla care. --ooo
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
LUMBER YARDS.

WALTON & FAHHERT, manumctur rs
Of and dealers insan grades OF Saginaw Lumeer
LAth, and Shingles; also, mouldings Of allDde
scriptious. 1888
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
sHTABBLA.. YOUNGSTOWN
PITTSRUR RAILROAD.
CoNnFNsEp TIMR TaBLE-Mar 2. 1s7l

All trains daily. except Sunday
z r. MYERS. Gen. Pass. 4 Ticket Agent
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

MARTTN NRWBERRY,. Druggist and
Apothecary, and general dealer IN DTnss, asat
cines. Wines and Liquors for meoleal puLPCsessi
FancY and Toilet Goods, Main street, eofnel "
Tonty3e T TAsbtabula = liEll Lf-tE
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
PUBLIC HALLS.
JEWELERS..

| GEO. w. DICKINsON, Jeweler. Repairing
of all kinds Of Watches, Clocks sna JeTeiry Z
| Sto re IN Ashtabula House Block, Ashtabula, o,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
LOTS OF LOTS FOR SALE /!
HOUSE d LOT

Corner OF East Street and Bank Alley. And 9th.
Harbor. Apply.to anu 91 the
181ltf EDWARD II 1rru,,u,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
HARNESS MAKER.
JOB PRINTERS.

=, @, FORD Manufacturer and Dealer In SAD
&C., opposite Fisk House. Ashtabula. Ohio. 10i5
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

"a. A r ", SAVAGE dealers in choice
Ramilv Groceries and Provision. also. pure Con-
fectionery, and me finest brands Of Tobacco and
tSS,sg'-s ,6iears' = 1861
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MERCHANTS.

n. G. TOMBEs & CO., tH. G. Tombes, l.
E. Rockwell. & a. c. TOm6esO Wholesaie ana
Retail Dealers in Groceries ana froYlslons;
Fruits aud Grain. Agents for Amerleen a ana
Union ExDress Companies, ana sfeAho BEL
{ sld kNaIn street. AshtsoulR.j = loOS
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

SsRoRgE WILLARD, Dealer in Hard
ware Saddlery, Nails, Iron, Steel, Drugs, Aeol-
cines. Paints. Oils, Dyestuns, &C., MAIN ,das ~;
Aahiabuta- -----r a----- LOSo
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

JAMES REED & SON plain and Ornament
alJob Printers, and general stationers. speci-
mems % Printing and prices for the same cent
streets. Ashtabula. o. 1850
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-30

Whole number of electoral votes .S66
Necessary to choice. :. 1S4
REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC.
, 1875-09-04
TRLEGRAMS VIA NEW YORK,
NJ AND RUSSIA.

LONDON, August IA.
A Berlin despatch to the Post says the Ger
man government has addressed a formal COM
plant to Russia in regard to the recent infrao-
ton Of the frontier at DOnbrowa.
The Russian soldier, who was the original
cause of the trouble, has died of the wounds
he received in the ARRAY.
STORM IN FRANCE.
LONDON, August Ia.
A despatch to the Standard reports a hurri-
cane and hail storm at P~ontoise, twenty miles
northwest of Paris. Many houses were un-
rooted. Windows and chimneys were every
where demolished.
In the surrounding country, to the distance
.sof several miles in every direction, cattle were
killed and fruit trees and vines destroyed.
A number Of people were badly injured by
the hail stones, which were of enormous size.
and it 10 feared that some will die from their
injuries.
The tempest lasted only half an hour, but
the damage it caused in that time is estimated
at 100000.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 15.
The Oarlist force mentioned Oh the 10th
instant As having passed through Berger, with
the expectation of surprising the Alfonsists
engaged in the siege of SEQ de Urgel, ap-
preached to within three leagues of the beseg-
ed town. but. the movements of the royal army
necessitated again their retreat to the noun
tains.
General Quesada, after sharp fight, has
captured the sCarlists' position at Lunco, on
the ,Killareal road.
, 1875-09-04
~Chrlsdansted, St CroiI, 4th September 1875.


According to a telegram received here
from st. Thomas the Schooner "Petrel"
on her way from. st. Thomas to
Westend, on Tuesday night, came in
collision with the Adriana." They
were both somewhat disabled and put
into st. Thomas for repairs.
From the papers received here this
morning, it is seen that the damage sus-
tanned by both vessels is slight.
The Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial
Council Monday 9th September is at the
request of the President postponed to
Monday goth September 1875, 10
O'clock noon.
Rainfall ON Estate Morning STAR
9OS I:ooz ro:n JDr;n~ 4ba month Of A10ueF
, 1875-09-04

Rainfall on Estate Morning Star.
293 lines rain during the month of August.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
An Appeal.

Chil1ron's clothing, especially boys
clothing. is needed at the Home for Desti-
tute Children in Burlington, Vt.
This is the only institution in this State,
which provides Il home for the neglected
children of the State. 1t is now crowded.
an children are waiting for room to re-
cciyc them
An enlargement Of the building has
been commenced, and plil for so fur Us
bni!t, bat the treasury is now empty, al
though there is urgent need to 20 on with
the work
viii not the fathers and mothers in our
State, whose children have bread enough
and to spnre.' contribute of their alum
dance to these destitute little ones?
If wc cannot take them into our own
homes, shall we not provide them home,
and IN education which shall fit them to
become good citizens when they are men
and women?
"lna-much us We have done it unto one
of the least Of these. We have done it unto
Ne"
/ Contributions Of money or clothing for
thi, County, can be left at the store of Mrs
A. l., Carlton, or sent t. Mrs II A. Lord
who will forward them t. The Iomt..n
II. y. l..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
Probate Court.
accident.

HARVEY TlLDEN, J"DGs. \. \. CHASE REsisrER
The following business WIS transacted
in the Probate Court for the District of
Washington during the week ending April
20:
April ~. J. r. Cclley's estate--will
proved; d. F. Crlley. executrix; w. w
Caldwell and Lew Colby appraisers and
commissioners. I. Y. IIeatons eatate-
W. W. Henry, administrator; Horace
Falcs and w. Z. Dillingham;. appraisers
and commissioners. Solomon Wells es-
tate-cxten>ion granted. Martha Morse ;
c>tite-Jamcs Morse administrator; L. X.
Jones and Edmund Pop. appraisers and
commissioners. Sally Ayers guardianship
Application for license to sell real estate
referred to May II.
April o. A. n Mann's administrators
account referred to My IS. B. +. Ferry S
e-,tie-inv entorv returned; petition to
sell real estate referred to May Is.
April %. George Wiley s-adminis-
traitors account referred t.. May Is. Lo-
renzo Nichols Observation-Disclosures &C
count allowed; assignment and decree
made Joel Dotvs estate-ltcenSe to sell
real estate granted.
April 24 Sally Moore's estate-C- W.
II. Dwinel. administrator; w. S. Martin
and O. W. Cree. appraisers. Loomi:
Palmer's estate F. l.. Palmer, administra
trix; E. Hubbard and I. C. Barrows APP
praisers and commissioners.
April % Reuben Smiths estate-ap
plication for extension referred to May
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
FLOWERS AND SHRUBS.-This is

Flowers AND SHRUBs.-This is just
the season to send to james Week, the
great scotsman and florist of Rochester.
\. y, for his seeds Ills Garden and
lowering seeds are reliable, and his sock
is unsurpassed in the country. We speak
positively, for we have had the experience
of years with the varieties of seeds and
shrubs from his large warehouse. Send
for his catalogue, and make Your select
ions.
Go to the Union House, Montpelier Yer
mont All quiet, neat ana clean.
FMl7m3
CALAIs.-IIarvcst Grange, No. l., will
hold lis next regular meeting nj Ncstrv
Hall, on Saturday, May l>t, at o'clock p.
m, 1t is desired that every member shall
be present rs important business will be
brought before the Grange.
a building at Bellows Falls, used by the
Vermont Farm Machine Company rs Il
dry shop, was burned on SATURDAY. Loss
800 insured.
The railroad drawbridge at RouSes
Point WAS opened Friday, the first time
this season, for two pintlats, en- route foi
ST Johns The river is clear of ice from
there to St. Johns, but the lake is o,'er
only about a mile ami 4 half above there
Between there and Isle ii Note the ice is
very strong vet. Many appreciate dam
ice come down with heavy south wind
Deputy d. f. Boydcn'S p. Q. address j
Waitstirld, Vermont, organized 4 granTt
at Bradford, April 20, with twenty me-
and twenty women; num-, Waits Rive
Grange.
NJ. Il. Chamberlin. Master; f. :. Cham
berlin, Ovrr>cer; NJ. X. Jenkins. Lecturer
f. H. Welton, Steward; j. :. Merrill
Chaplain; +. +. johnson, Treasurer: G
w. Wright, Secretary; Winfield Sm;tllry
Gate Keeper; Mr>. j. +. Hardy Cerr-
Miss f. H. Wilton, Pomona; Miss Marth
f. Chamberlin, Flora; Miss Emma /
Wright, Lady Assistant Steward.
Also a grange at Union Village, in The
ford. April cd. with twenty men and TIL
teen women; Name, Enterprise Grange.
b. Sargent. Master: A. Morse Oversee
W. II. Sargent, Lecturer; y. l.. 'olbur
; Steward; j p. Waterman, Assistant >tev
ard; H. Barrett, htpl,n; Myron Pric
Treasurer; L. NJ. Fullinr|on, Secrctrr,
F. NJ. Il>lry. Gate Keeper; Mrs. J.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
CENTAUR LININIENTS.

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~ 800 i-
sweil4nEs 'ahel Lrea='s' 7'A!s' h'r--s' 4''l
car-arl- A.. uusn ia. l...uau frame. and @:
:, ~ IL.
7tfaIlS' siA>i'i f"-'e' - - II ' " W "
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rclieNei' 80 ~
Walk f.is.' - ''' a."
the wounded are healed "i'I W S'a'' IL ''' il'
is published and each tott!e They sci! as n art
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28

s.
81 "f'T[r ii"ien' B'rrei sem r Gen.
A.h1rtc p.~ry. 81 N1hfrelitr- i;ec JILL
!, : H.s ''' Gt 15[S-' STA t Htif$r
JpaA t. ,-.,..l IA, M,At.e!Itr, sentinel.
Fiji, CAivAlric and Christian Order was
founded A. d. 3l3, by Constantine, the
Gre Il Eom,n Emperor Il is the 4l.iehA
huiyhhl1ot of Europe. AMI is the most An
cinet ly Of Christian Masonry Known
In America it i, conferred only on Knights
rrmpltr. and is the ne lluS uIrt of York
Ri:e Masonry beng conferred only upon L
select few.
DurELE NAH. SHHvIcE.-The Montpe-
iirr pp-t-o.ti e /, prolific of item, for news
paper men. There Was the accident lh,t
hrpprnpl To il chief l few week, l-o and
hen L |. WIS discovered to b., if not one
# thr " rrvoutioner>, at least descended
from one Of the first of til It 700 " tribe
IND N after Hiram tried Arnold'> writ
iny Il Ii i, Il Substitute for the Juice of
,h- apple. b. thi, h + only L cou-inly
,,,
1irl- on the central roll from Boston TO
:, ,r.,n.on .I,.. ,;... -. Nv. r.,rno,.
,rent> have been appointed, three from
New Hampshire and one from Vermont.
The latter i, t younL Mr. e. el>on of Rich
mond This nj ji'i,nt flrc VIII rive i
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,lon,r fh,. lin. Of IN. a.rar
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our vho'. ~..jI f,b-i.. Will tumble III.
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,l..,,, ..l.r+ ~, ,,..,I-r,,n.r,,.-,,, .,i,.I cam
D.. cxr...,,l to c}:ne +, nun who spell,
confectionery with IN 4"
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28

No sCut>cI,. sr,>n,un ptvrnIts Inc ,t,n
,iar,i remedies for all diseases of the lungs ave
NClit >rk itLM">iG ri,'.
~ = ,,I.,'' j.f,r. tI,. i,,u., III Ir-troyeI ,
,uc,. y cuIc l.. effected
'hr-r ,''r e'nT, Nv u ~ t
treatment % pulmonary ,iI-t,,~e--
me fhin"nr ov,up r'h- ,h' mori'l nf,U., III
,i,on f,l vIn ,h,. ih,,,n o. natter In,. h
cough VII throw Il, od HE patient ma re~l ana the
lungs begin t" heal
- '',h',ic ~ - n' ~ l ,ll =. ~ VIII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28


fla. Farmers Insurance Company and also
,,.. believe did considerable work upon the
u-,,.50rl5,. b in. Il ready and clear writer.
kr.Ny.ue him f.w wears AGO rs one Of
,i... quickest and most athletic of the young
man Of the village we could hardly believe
list y.a. that he was to be the victim OF
,..,.,,np.ion. He was then one of the
foremost in all athletic sports engaging III
them with the same energy that character |
led him in hi work. lls funeral was
...,nI.I on SUNDAY and in the procession
Vs.. no.iccd a I:r-e delegation of the Tom
,,,. Of Honor Of which he had been for
three vrar- I N 1t active member
-ScHooI.-rhe tidal wac OF
ID Hing chools ht>, at last, reached Mont
p......r. and we are pleased to announce that
n..,. viii be held 1t Village Hall, on Mon
l.. evening. the av4iIs of which will be
l.yo.eI toward the r;-,u>citatlon of the
E.tIjn.r Rom Volunteers i'll the match
..r..- ,l.citt l. Admission, twenty five cents.
Reserved seats for those who miss Su.ta-
a..pr.ze, will b. provided for thu winners
The ru,e, governing the match will be
.u.l,lic in Il le time Volunteers and
..r.tt.ors from other towns are cordially
invited 1t there be Il full turn out.
HrLLrs> OArs BCKNED.-Welnesdly
n-.,lt lat. Min,p'.lier had another fire
Ia:- ;ine it WIS the old P.,rSon BLACK
saith shop. ua,ed at the outskirts of the
,ta.r. up the Worcester branch road
The ~hop WIS "~cd q L ~'ore-hon>c for the
IEgir>, ont Of Which w \. Bou'ellr i
Tie nauip ,lu-or. l. Wa sail t. contain 4
,....-tnd bushels or more. The shop WI
burned Goyn. and the oats ruined for seed
rrrpo-,~. NJ. BoutcIle WIS amply insured
and if he ..ct~ he full amount Of his in>ur-
arc, his ol.~ are we'll Sold considering ii
WA 4 Wholesale. transaction. The fire &C.
cured at precisely midnight.
U>Erx,. I>EY.-Sturlly night
I-,-t. the dwelling house oft;eo II. Gnern-
Y. On Barre Street wl> entered. and his
wallet. containing some sixty dollars. tax
en- with h;~ pants ana W. from his ~!""H-
inr room. Tu" pants AMI vet were fo"nd
next morning in tn" front ytrd-but the
va,utb.c, they cont tiu,'I were not FOUND
LEAVING HOVE AND FErNpS--W,
learn that J. T. Ellsworth. Esq. native
and lono-tilne resident Of Berlin Cnrnc
j. selling his rc.tl estate IN that town, t1'
"a to remove 10 Springfield. this week
u Il II rt I.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28

Go TO the Union House. Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with the
House. FMl|m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
;NIELDEn CLARK 5 WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT. Ra -.lolph Dist.icc.
Ia P-.,lte C7lrt. hell AT Washington. within ard
.1r "a 4 District tn Fl dag II Aprll, a ID ls5
.niStr.ri. Il-iortlr. he the last VIII and Tes-
re-.l. 81 -iier ARK az" OF Randolph IL sad DIS
lr.r dae-i~ J. .r-tl.,.i = nc onrt y dsnii
I-I- ordered =. sii Court. tiia ali persons concerned
,Eere IDt.tl, appear Of SAID Court
- be ted at the PTpuat' ONCE, III Randolph, on the 18th
.N i May d l. ;, and how cuee II any t!ley may
Probate of said will for which FUR
tG-e il Is further ordered COPY Of the record OF
M o-i b. p';IsHel three weeas successlvely IN
~. (s-ern MoIii,aIr freeman printed at Moutpeler
p-eyIo'!- = al! tim. appointed for hearinE
y. the CoIrt.-Attest
FI-gs y. 4. TAYLOR, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28

That Enemy ii Mankind, Tons umptIon, can br
cured: Uit tt better to prevent The cruei III
from fastening Itself upon The system, by 4 tlinriE
l-, Of a remedy liz" Y,r Hts'er'S Bat an cf Fht
Ch,rrv - etc and 81 bottle, large bottles much
uIc cheaper.
;p,<.,+t,or-S Iy;IFFFHE~CE-Ii have IA friend
rnuh'c.i with chrome cough AMI VINO hrilfchen' -
NJ, ,.Ii!ect +. ogl i, speak t. hm seriously. lei!
IItn I'troNN~tn - Ike me shtlii "I Il
ma lIl.l AN beating i'm" - his march 10 me grave
/ VS.. slu - - f'TttwHh, Il course 81 HALL
!Iu>IY OF .iOHtiipt>D A>p Jar. IN" c"'ht'H
nom nr, to ocean lmuS with IT. astounding 'h Is
of c!iIonir cough and Il complaints OF the !unS-
and tnluat tending to coneumptlnn
likes roprI- iCu- D.OF>-Curc III one minute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN F,i,NKt.IN Il Layton
Johnson aged 81 years, VINO h:, 1--we " tn hi7 -"n
In.aw Mr. ). Young, in Franklin, for the past tWo
attempted suicide about nom oi tlc itth Inst, by
cutting his throat w It'll "A raZor. He male II gut
full CASH some tour five inches IN length, but cat
50 hlsh up that none Of the important blood YES
sells were injured, and died on the Isl.
The WOODEN mill of jane Anderson of Fairfax
was burned on the 20h by the accidental dropping
and breaking of kerosene lantern The loss
amounts to between s4.cJ) aIi 3, Goa an the m
surance to $3.50.
Twenty-sevcn hundred dozens Of straw hats
nassed through st. Adams, in bond, FIil ~, from
Montreal consigned 10 firm i'll New York.
The spelling match Wednesday evening Il; :;
Albaus. between sides composed Of pupils IN the
graded schools, was quite an interesting and exnt
ing affair the participants doing themselves grea
credit in the trial. MI John L. Farrar " ,icaco4c,
out, the words, The pIizts were tlEen-tAe inst
$40, by Miss Ida Watson the second by II letci
Curtis an the third By Miss Helen Fillmore. \
handsome bouquet awarded Miss Carrie
/ Ralley,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
~ INTiU'S HtiSAM
II I l. u e. II T. IL II Y

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tIuII. " Il. t.:.EI II .r~'i..~. Il..r t,Iu-
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Saint Helena ConcIave.

On Monday evening, April 26h. the
above named conclave of LtperiN EccIe-
SlH<tird a1tH M'UrY Older of the Red
Gross of Rome and Constantine, the In
vinclble Order of knights of til. HOLY
Srpulcllrr. and the Holy Order of Saint
John the Evangelist, WAS Instituted toy H.
Frank II. B1scom, 81 d. d. Intendant
General, at Masonic Headquarters, Mont
pcIier VI. The following off .ers were
elected and installed for the ensuing wear:
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henben Utter sepibmet.
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an Die Wutter.
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Spanien.
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