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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-06
JOHN n. orERLY, Editor.
uVNWTRNNrT.

The Pennsylvania Republicans will
nominate GOV. ilarrauil ior their raudi-
date Tor governor of the state. NJ their mp
preaching state convention. lie j. ~
gar,lcd n the strongest man thr party
can unite upon,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-06

WOOna month 10 agents, everywhere
I'D AOOAddless Excelsior Me, 60 Bu-
chupan, Mich 4.l5-wst
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-06
l,1uHSv(lsSS.
ffaFr
X. SMITH, M. d.

RESIDENCES no u Thirteenth street, he.
.wgcn Washington avcnuc and Walnu, street
OFFICE North side of Eighth street be-
tween Commercial and Washington avenue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
TWO REMARkABLY SERIAL STORIES

By AMERICAN AUTHORS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

FIRE IN ADMINISTRATIVE regret to learn
that the dwelling house belonging TO Svl-
vanus Daniels of Middlcsex, and situated
:, short distance from MidllesrX Center.
was entirely consumed by fire on Thursday
of last week 1t seems that the family
had the day before, for the first time for
several weeks, had u fire in the main part
of the dwelling house; that the chimney
burned out that afternoon, but that it did
no apparent damage, and all was right be
fore five o'clock. The next morning
shortly before 10 o'clock, Mr.. Daniels
started for Mortified on business. He
had been gone but few minutes, when
the daughter WHO is housekeeper. thought
she heard cracking as OF fire, in The ROOF
of the main building, although no fire had
been Tat morning built in the stove il
that part Of the house. She had scare, ~
lime to look about for the cause of TIE
noise ere the flames burst fercely forth
from the high roof. The neighbors rallied
and by their aid the barns, and much o
the furniture was saved. although some o
1t in badly damaged condition. Mr.. Dan
icis was insured in the Vermont Mutua
for some S900,-but the loss was mucl
larger lie will be remembered as the Re
preventative from Middi; sex in the session
of 1874.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
(NIARLES DLEY'S ESTATE.

STATE OF XI.RNONT. Washington district. S.
In Pr l.tr or'. Ia "a at W ltp,erlI said District.
. ON tin. 81 dav - 'trber. 4. H. ID
Ira DIV iI,nl.I STa'r of the estate Of Charles
pul ~. lat calais. III sad District deceased. pre-
s..r- hi :uin'-f ration aCC5EItfor examination and
ALLOWANCE. an. MATS arr ration for decree Of dlstrl-
hutton and YarltI1 OF liz" estate OF said deceased
WHEREIN; a. II 'rer Il ~ said Court. that said
count ana SAID ration he referred To session
-:.i.t t. nd the Probate Office said Mont
tali,r en- li dag II October, a y lis. tor hear
Iu.- and decision thereon And. = further ordered,
that Errt b. Gwen t. all Ier- us interested
by Thlcann %; tii' saIu@ three weeks enccesslNeIy
IN the Green Mountain frecall.a saper publish
Il 4. Naufp sV.I5 To said time appointed for
hrarin mat they appear at SAID time and place
and sfia'g eau 3. any they may have. why said ac-
count -honld t,e allowed, and such decree made
Is tie Court Ats.
rtN5 HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
nANIEL p. SMITHS ESTATE.

STATE OF NIRNoNT. Randolph District. s.
l., r.l a., C1lir. lul,!, WASHINGTON i'll and for
~.,I District. The Th aV OF ScIetnh,r. A l.. $50
smith
IT,. T. smith. La. # Washington IN sald district De
SAID Court fr llce
III ali a.: liz. rt: said deceased vii: The
49,; e u l}i,lr- the Widows rtycrslon Of dover.
steve, IIrt'i. pursuance Of contract made 10y the
,.~,l III hi with said burton rtrse
Int The = --sir, IavIle 4 thu. debts
al Charge >all estate and the fulIueLt of
SAID contract.
WhcrruI,nn. II J. ordered y, sail Court that said
ans ..rltor b., rr-i t. session thereof 10 ie held
n H. I;..lS:er'S NaSiIiIigtpm thu 18th
IA, November A. u ls. for hearing and decisIu II
n: and further ":acre Il that all PERSONS
t,.rt-.l h. nu!fi hereof 10y publication Of notice OF
All aspiration and order thereon. three weeks sue
cc>>;vtlv III IL. Mountain Free neNspa-
rerrul,i~lil N.IItI eer Vt. and which clrcuater
in the 1cilnnIL,ol q those Interested. before said
thai they appear at said tim" d
l,la-.- "a II tfi.N cause object thereto
IN tll'. & art Attest y 4. TAYLOR. lie lister.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

VERMONT PHARMACEUTICAL is>"'GA-
TION-Thc annual meeting of tn a-soci,-
ton WAS held ut st .J"hn>burv. OCT. l:i
and II, with :. GOOD Attendance. President
Sherman delivered an address. in which ht.
URGED the importance Of the proposed law
to regulate pharmacy. SIX new members
were received. making tie to'al member
ship tWenty-tlIrc. After some rurtiur
business: the following officers We're elect
cd for the ensuing ye;,r:-Prcsldcni. NJ
X PANE Wini>or; -pre~iuent~ y. .
Gates. Morrisvillc, and ii. G.. Day, Brad
ford: secretary. T. w Higgins. Rutland :
treasurer. John + Young. Nergrnmc~.
/ The association visited Fairbanks scale
works, and on the second day made :,
tip over the L Il @. rnir XII Il far =
Greensboro. On Wr.nr>lil evening, :,
Grand reception WIS given by the St.
/ .johnsbmv pharmacists at Odd Fellows
hall. TO which 200 citizens ana Ladies' W,re
invited. The st. Jphn>burv band Furnished!
music: and the tables were loaded W II
good things. After satisfying the inner
man, Frederick butcher, Esd, Of st Al
bans. introduced several sentiments which
were appropriately responded to. Daring
| Thursday morning. session. interesting
papers wer, read by several members on
| subjects pertaining TO pharmacy. Thr
next annual meeting will be held 1T Mont
pclicr, in Octobtr, 1876.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

NAIturR-Thc notorious Naicour COM
muni,v. on Nalcolr Island. in Lake Cham
plain. has cone to the winds. Its entire
personal pro; crlv AMI real estate were
sold, recently, at auction, to pay debts.
The north half OF the Island brought ST.
800. and the purchaser, Mr.. d. B. Fay
took tie main part of The rest Of the prop
ertv. The gallant colonel and the be-
witcling Mis- Augusta may now, with
commendahle discretion, retire to private
Quarters. willie Observers are content with
tie expected result.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
NJ A P K | A G. f 5 .

Married. At the >i3nX City Ho.el. in Si.ux CITY
N-ru!an. y. 7. assisted by Rev. ; Harts.,ugh and
z ~ ] \ Potter IF Sip'IK Cry Rev q VI Curl. o
iraui rk ID + - Miss II. \. WHIpPLE. of North
{ Z. irl",tpwn. y. H.
n Ira~blr-h. Orpber Il. n IA. y Parsonage. by
E;rV Il t'urf-cr. Mr. GEORGE. iSBDRN If Barton
aid Miss ~ SIZE kINNESON. OF Ira>bur-h-
Ia Ira>bur-h. October Il eve. at the Cen1rctatona
nVI.'h by Bishop B.>SeIl. lr G Z TEMPLEToN aIt
lis ADA BDtitE, both oI lraSDurgh.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

At i meeting of the creditors Of Lee &
Shepard in Boston, Monday. the PROPOSE
ton made by the firm was agreed upon,
viz. their own notes for twenty per cent
to their own order, payable in three, six,
nine, twelve fifteen, eighteen, twenty
and twenty four months from November
without interest. the last three payments
secured bv satisfactory Endorsement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, OCT. 10.
Market dull. Prices declined to ;
cents on the best qualities; quotations on
lower grades unchanged. Common tc
fair Is to 22c; medium to good % to -
prime fall butter % to Sic; selections 81
to SEC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
LITTLE ASA AEI:IsIt

Young Asa Wa arrested Friday ni4ht,
having returned from u trapping exclusion.
He WAS taken by officer Watson To Wc,t
Tolsham, md on Saturday brought to
Barre. After an examination into hi~
case, he WAS allowed to return home. Il he
proved pretty conclusively IN alihi. lie
was at the trot Thu slay in yig. y few
rods beyond whs rr Strecter W., found ami
where the road i Just by the branch, III" c
were tracks Of a rio where it had been
driven OFF tn e road down by the side of tn,
stream. Young Magoon was seen by some
pne sitting there in his 81" Just 1T evening.
He SAYS he went down there on some OF
his trapping bus ness, and shows 4 ute
clearly by ncn whom he saw on the road
that he could not have been at the place
of the murder when it WAS committed
He got home little after eight, AMI his
father not until some time after.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
HENRY LEE STATIONS WILL

ITa i-,de~--, having been airo;nted by Hon
o-.ia Troti-a Tor the District of WashiI
C,.ulis~i.lers, t. r@c"iy", examine. and adjust all
claims aud demands OF an persons AGAINST the estate Of
daraascd aud all claims exhibited in offset thereto
;,rr,y elNa not: that NIL meet for the purposes
atorefaiI. al TIE dwelling house of Louis Wood i'll
,.ll oil the 9th dag OF January. and 18th day of
March urNt from one o'clock until four o'clock
r NJ % If sid days, and. that six months from
III ~! q !, --i.rIh-r. Dl375 is the Unite
~, >a;d creditors to present their claims
. 10 u= in sc .l4luatiou and allowance.
Dated Calais. this 3Jth day of September. A d
ls-J
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

! GOOD RANDOLPH FARM
FOR SHE.

~ ]. ~ farm I;lndl IL containing l50
Al Ill ur~- .n,iItl BaItli!-- god. and
-l4. ri- =. rWa lN.. ..ii--- houses
fms rlil f rul, southeast q Ear,lu,;h Center
vii. -i- star. rIial hu With L ALI Ice III
last 1T - ares. NE mi : from thu h .Ine
t;r NflZA!. NonhpBl k1-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
TIL. ARhtS

States Attorney Dillingham; was t'Ie-
craphel to Friday morning, and arrived
bv IN. morning train at Barre. y party
of nearly a dozen men was sent to Ma
ropn'- house IN Orange, to arrest illn'
whil,. NJ Dillinghlm, Justice Carpenter
and others were learning all the facts
possible, and arranging for the the eXam'-
nation by the doctors, which took place
about 3 o'clock The party that went to
Orange, Oh surrounding Asa's house dis
covered that he was away, and found him
Il quarter OF mile away pllng WOOD al
the :hool house. II was very rttlccnt,
but lssented at oace on their asking INN
to no 70 Barre. t. attend TO Il matter there.
Strecter's team. which WAS the one the tW c
men had at Washington the day before
WAS found at the house. and there was
cI0tted bloot. on one of the wheels, AMI OF
the buggy step WIS also the mark OF
bloody foot. A buffalo robe was also
bloody as were the driving reins. A pan
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

tIi
verdict of not guilty was rendered and
NJ. Dolce Is now At liberty. VIXEN ,he
vs. DISCHARGED from custody after tie
,.,,i.t her ca unset insisted that AZ She l,ad
I.o,,,.Lcu from iail without any fu.ft o.
l.... ...,...,u,d no. BE- REIN ari, med on tie
-. mi, AGAINST her if She did not choose
..,,t..k. ami be diIn't ch,,,. to -.
rI,.. court reduced Miles bail to 1000.
Wharf.-The docket WAS called = recess WA.
,.L,p 10 the 9th of November when ill.,.
,;,-c- for rial by the court VIII be dl~ro,-
ID a.
MIR, EtuoyEp.- MONDAY Sheriff Lv-
r,~f took Miles. alias White. from Mont
,.,irr i,iI TO the State Prison at Windsor
Fl. ~,l,. keeping till he i, baiie or In, h !,
,r.I Fin. prisoner WIS not pleased with
the cbang..
Tine Boston .T4urif corre,n,n Icnrc
ON Jhis way Is getting /" b. hI-hIN
-cn-atlonai' ana not AZ II WIS "h'h the
piper used 10 ''PfH' o" l'emlh@-
The author Of II whether Ills name be
Jenkins or Schmidt appears 10 b. a bird
II passage between -. Albums ami Boston
III We certainly nope HIS diSPitrfes from
the former pace are more reliable than
f.,u here.
He has a lone cock and ball story IN
>.,....I..,... t.,,r,oy Of . L.onI.;I ,1,. -
release Mics from Jail, and of the appear
+h. .,I.tfnrs hero ,,l ~. .i,...,,.I
nlr,hod in Which they were foied. I. was
,.rv interesting and all that :.ljc,l it va,
Ike, it wa, fiction instead of fact.
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I
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.,.....,,. ,,..,- final a2n.,1 o,st. Ga. c,n,,
.lE..[ ,ha ,.horou.;,,,.I. No ,l.,,- 49, 49,,
.,.I
n,.. k..r,.a1v wa. ,,.ro.,od N.,,l,,. ,,.,.-
,;., ...l r,..,t,,- wa. final s,nn a,I
1,.;.. Ei.lI .,r in,,,x;..,.;.,.,
p,.ru,, v--S,,r,t,rr w G Vl,ito IF
I..,.,r., ,,.i,.,,,u.,I S,.,..v l..;ro.
.,.,,. ,,.,t tho ,,,,. or.1,.. IF ,,...,,i,,,,s
,,..rI.i - ~. III. ,.iI1 nl4 y. ;-..,.l H.
''ii' 49, ~ ms A''ii'' Il ''4i-
pp~~ia-" 10 ISSUE them any earlier than
t1i-.1- me has been oh. lied to Il. vote much
,....... .,I,..,. 1,,.i,... f,,. ia. ,,.t few
"tE~-
The L'd:e, Temp A>> ov.''ii"n'
viii h".d a meeting IN the chapel 81 B'tA-
any church, Thursday. Oo-morroF0 az
jLr'c O'Clock In the afternoon
". ,.,,. ....:,.,,- ,,.;u .,,t...,1 ti..
Band renc'r.~- They b"@in in N3.I'@''
Hall. The last evening of this we'k AID
vii b. given weekly hereafter
ElortulNr.-A few DAYS age Il Nj
II.t.ie Doubleday, i youn@ lady Of Is au,'
til mlrrirI ~on of 4 clergyman, Ill oI
~,,h Eoyalton. took it upon t1'm IL
Journey away from home * ma AMI wife.
Ie-i~tering themselves a such 1T one of
tl hotels in Montpelier The g;rl'- flth-
''r'', :, Wv -
=, =,
unni>hmcnt.
r>-,,,,.,r,,,> t;r,.,,-,..,t:
.,"< II La. l,a.,. t.,. 49,. I,., 49,.
H. v H. HIS '''" I'I Inc l'>' '"'
....,.r.- # yil,rr Han The ni,,.,r,.- 49,.
...-'.,.-, Iv oxv-bv.Iroonn Grl,f NO, =
-...... anI arc. tine ncxr Him, tn t3kino
.,. ,,tn..1 Journey and se..irnt1c scenery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
me sI>rEt IT'D MIEDEEEK.

IA Ma@oon Of Orange, who WIS at
NuntutIiel the day of the murder with
et'cctcr. was ut once suspected as beng
the nrrpctra,or Of the decd. Magoon lives
some eight or nine miles from Barre. on
u roal running from Orange to West
T0p>ham. ana about two miles from ih'
latter place. Here. he and Strtetcr have
been running sort Of company concern
during the past summer. OF the grown
up Magoon children, Emily is the daughter
whom Strecter cluimcI to have married
last June at ONford y. II. Whether there
was Il Irgal marriage OF not We cannot say
a ~a..e claim thlt the former s. wife OF
Strtc.cr. 40 WAS Il woman named lilllery,
was no. legally married to him.
Charles Magoon, the oldest Of the boys
is quite 4 respectable fellow, while Il
Younger son, Little Asa us he is called
does not bear u good reputation, and leads
a sort of harum-Scarum life rs Il trapper.
Asa, the father, is a nan between h'ty- live
and sixty years OF age, and pretty wei
known character in his part of Orange
tpIIutN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
1he freeman.
MONTPELIER, VT.
OCTOBER 20. 1879.

W. desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
.-.,Yqb,e for its news from all parts of Nelmcn
.rl our friends in different parts Of the state cs
,.a.flllv in Washington, Orange and l-amoile Coun-
,,,s. Will confer 4 great favor upon Us ard our
r., .r- By sending Us local intelligence. GIVE u
..--.,nJ .gc viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
HE DISCOVERY.

Appetizer, named Clark, who lives in
Tol'~ilam. was driving along the roaG
Friday morning, and was the first limo
cent man TO behold he CHASTITY scene II,
gave the alarm. and others hastcned to tn,
pot. The body was not moved during al
Friday forenoon. and for some portion OF
the afternoon it remained IL discovered by
Clark Measurements were made. an,
stereo~copic views We're taken Of the body
and locality
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
CENTL.N.NIIL LETTERS

TlteIhy JOHN VANCE CHENEY
sage s..'...-.t, u Revolutionary Letters. nlanl
- ~ IL. a., COZ
Jp~ ~ y Al.4'- Tn-I flIl II interest. and NIL :.
T-s! .l... "a rtr r. .--l 4ct4. N.ltL tie tgl.cIi
.. l'-- -tt-4 : liz N,.---
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
Shocking Murder in Rarre
most brutal murder was committed in
Barre, last Thursday evening. on the road
from the main village to East Barre.

y most brutal murder was committed in
Barre last Thursday evening, on the road
from the main village to East Barre.
THE MURDERED MAN.
Euins Strceter, the victim of this tragedy
was IN old man Of seventv-three years of
age. He was Il member Of the tenth Yer
mont volunteers during the war of the
reb' illon. and drew Il pension from the
government Of lite wears. His character
vas that of a hard-drinking, rough old
fellow; Vet he did considerable WORK, ana
had . s,reahs > OF being quite Il main. He
has drlv, cattle Il good deal for the Bailey
Brothers AMI others, AMI ut times woald
have considerable money by him Being
flash two or three years AGO, he grew
more intimate in his association, with Ger
t'th low women, and left his wife for their
company. Ole Of these women was Mrs.
Perrin, nerr Whose hoaSc he wa, killed.
and he is said to have lived with Il e!augh-
ler OF the arrested nun, Ma@oOn a his
wife. Strectcr was Il man weighing SOME
thing like loo pounds. and WAS commonly
known as "OlI Strec.cr," a3d q" Elder
Strcetor''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Samuel Nctcalf of Enyaltnn is six feet - inches
III high, and weighs Isl pounds while his wife i,
sN feet li-A and weighs $40 pounds, and his eight
children are all over SIX feet high, the average
of he family being >ix feet live i:.c!ie-.
Tho numbcr Of inmates in the state Prison j.
larger Han ever bcl"Ic. there beng IL. men and
one woman, with only lo4 cells or their accpul.:io
Il JiI9D
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
RUTLAND COtN / !.

Barnum'- lecture in Rat'and tiniiy cNrnln- Vas
greeted by only a fair audience. The lecture was
made up principally Of II ui-nl-, aheclo'eo, etc
A youn: girl who recently died hll Lied al Sc
vice in Rutland for some time prior To her "cceHSc
Her stress called her from the WaenIo ON ht aed
and weary AMI babe her pr"cu'ea large ilece "i
Ice nd break 1t into small Irag'nen'- She became
thoroughly chilled over the tax VA taken ~ ai
never recovered.
The golden veidn" OF Dea Joseph J"eIA AMI
wife Of Pou!.ney was celebrated Oy tnolt fieaJ 5
and friends on the evening Of the 15tn in-t-
C,beal Paistli> who died al Poultry itcoitly
had been a Mason over nifty yeae-.
At Benson "Wednesday evening Ne aud Ms
VIM. Omsted celebrated tie Hitieth anniversary Of
their wedding day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

From thr marks III the road 1t was evil
dent that the struggle had begun on the
north id" oil the road. AMI there We're
also ndIcatl"ns OF the dragging OF the
VI tim toward the south side. South OF
/ he rod. between II and the fence, the
Ground Is sil-hiiE deprf~sed' though not
enough Il can th' depression i "I'ti''
ami III tHlN lower grouhi i hmhed-
"''i Il stone ina part o. the s'"h'
"hl'h ! ;'''Ne 'l'e surface was count
les @'fn n '''' 'n'f'''''' III ''''
III IL moo III IN ''.'' "i'''i ne MA ''''
9ei '''r '''I |" 'ie i'''''e' ne ''s''H to.''l'-
III rs ''I''' '''' '''' " II '',' 'i','' A.
s''''' - N'N e'' J" ''i' '''''' '''',' ''''
l'oIil 'il' oi'i0'-'' i''G q anu ii'i
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''''' ''''
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49,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
ur..I. Go / WAEING Lr.

q d y A1.l~'r = Error visiting a row boa
RE : t' tlutre amt nifty miles. oue o., the nIos
tl ALI Resting Of the vine valleys OF
l.r- IL See Ii series : aTtrS IT misses 70 bt
tF 3! ~ r Interesting t!.l that WIN wll.ch 4der
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

CN>'r 60 r. CHI'ECH--Why not? 90 my cough
would III tui II tIt. cpIGr-iitu uI' 1t then W m
HIDES H. nrv of Ii"rch"EHl ari Ear, pune
vrr,tthlr remedy, uniaIill-r a. the sun and mIlI
a,.,i harmless a the Summer ai:. Pixies tooth
ar ne ,llOt- c..ic niiuut'- FditWi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

mo :Nuvc n = ihr initi:il- II Ur. Icrtt PlCa--
ant Pa, gatlve Pallets, Sugar Dated, toncent-
r: TED Root aud Herbal Jul 20. Anll-BIlru- Grant
> the Little Giant t.thIrir, muilum parvo
PhI>Ic. They scarcely ldI="r NAN mustard
seed, vet lr,nt-,ut It much c.thartIc power IL
large icpHl-IVC rIi}7, b"in- mot searching and
thorough Vet gently aHi kindly operating cathartic
lei-.,nt 1" take, owetlul 10 cure. - cents per
wal, 10y Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20

! Tea James Barrett, al Old and prominent bust.
ness man of Rutland, died Monday morning, aged
eighty years. n" WAS the only surviving. grandson
Of Col James Barrett Of Concord. MAJ, Of I-vo-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-20
These stories 90 to show that there Wa

These stories 60 to show that there was
disturbance at the house about the
=" hi-hwjnc," that they had lought in
N"ntp licr, ThurSllv. This Montpelier
r'in. 10y the way, appears to have accom-
pli~hcd its Legitimate work 4 lite mot,
thoroughly and eNp'Ijii"u-ly than that
which i steadily making our village the
haunt of drunken rowdyi>m to an extent
not seen Of late wears.
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TIE FIHsi C>NAlEY.-Thc third unnu-
Al reunion Of tn Isl Vermont Cavalry was
hold 1t the Wc}!cn House. s., Adams,
Monday evening. The attendance was
10, llr.tr Lat the meeting was unusually
Spiti.rI Thn following officers were
clc,lc f,.t the n-ning year:
Ire~.l.a'. l'.u-- ia Holden, II Barr; wee prcsi
I-.'.t ~ / r.cSir.io of Wiu,5sll: tsIrcr Ser
gent 81, tI a3r y Nr'l. 't s. Adams
Gen. William Wells, for the Committee
on Hr4inental History, reported that moth
me- hat been done. IL they had not been
able lo trd any ON" who WAS willing to
Undertake u work of that magnitude.
Lieut. Harrington thought that the ma
trrial should til>t be collected 10y CORE
spending with such officers and men rs
could Owe the lest accounts of various
events. and 4 suitable person should be
engaged to write til" history. In his
opinion 10 one WAS equal to the whole
tax.
Scr@t. Gibbs concurrcd in this especial
" in view of the fact that cavalry regi-
mcnt> were 50 broken and detached.
On the motion of General Wells the old
committee was discharged and Lieut.. Will
lard Harrington of s.. Adams. and Scrgt.
Warren Glho> of Burlington, were APP
pointed u Corresponding Committee ac-
cor,ling to Earring on's plan. A histor-
zeal fund of nearly 5000 had been pledged,
ard Gen. Wells. Lieut. p. G. j. Cheney of
Boston, and Uu,rtcrnla>ter II. Brainard of
st. Adams. each pledged 500 more.
At . clock tie rcriucnt sat down to Il
hanbuet. and after that speeches, stories.
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