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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13

And soThomassen, the American"
dynamite ficnd, was born and rear
Cd in Germany, after all.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13

We hear an improbable rumor that
Mclean, who was hanged in 1Gchson
last Friday, is iftvo yet.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
EoURTEs

The Ar remas longer than o%r PrO the world
is7 pH fIf ts first introduction IT, the ea luGc
for proof of this fact sinloni@ls oa sarchaserr
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
THURSDAY, JAN'Y 10, 1876.

Mrs johnson, widow of the lates ex-
President, is reported to be seriously
i'll
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
SEVENIT".

Over Seven Thousand in III parts Of the world who have
chased Arim Flames lent durability Of
these Instruments while nearly all the Conservatives Of Music throughout
the United States have adopted the AXIOM PIANO
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
The Patent Aron PianO-FOrtes have been
adopted and are used exclusively IN the
New York Conservatory Of Music.

1t acknowledged That the most severe Piano ta undergo constant
use in Conservatory The New Yok Conservatory Of Music has constantly
in use upwards THIRTY AKRON PIANOS and respectfully refer tc
this institution durability dfi excellent Qualities Of our iStrHfhs
Oar Pianos arr. leading and Colleges throughout
the United States, and by Of the principal Opera Toupcs
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
EJTCyT.

ALL of and they the largest square Pianos
manufactured the SAME QUALITY Of rHtet and ray the
same price workmanship for "n Pianos do for the higher
priced -.. ...
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
Ask for Tickets "a
,>-n mn cuopT Size,

LOUISVILLE AND THE SHORT f1SE'
The only Line running through ears to Eastern
citieS.IiFor sale AT all the Ticket Offices
in the South and Southwest.
JOHN MCLEOD, ten Sup't.
s. 5. PARKER, Gen'l Pass Il Ticket ~
LnUISvILLE. Ky.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13

These Instruments h. GREATER VOLUME fTONE combined With
EVNNIss Nycpho+ the scale, and length and PtrIy u
vibration tlatc lie found any other sIaa'e lhHo
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
SECONfn.

The Aon tcfhct aunnt Workmanship and quAFfy of
materials used in its construction CAN BE MADE and III
acture is fully warranted for five
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
Go North and East
VIA THg
LOUISVILLE AND Nashville
RAIhRo AR.

Train No ) connects at Memphis with N Il l.
Il RFykF little Rock and all points in lcS"S.
G0I%(f .H.5~rH.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13
GEWEI REA@OETJ
FOR
Purchasing an Arion Piano.
RarR srVy

There are Fol- + Valuable PATENTED improvements in the ARF)$
uo which SIMPLIFY construction, and which the mshied
er can understand MUST IMPROVE the TONE and DU RABIIF
of the Instrument.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13

f,,n,-,r>..,r u N.u.ENp. ,s:F:ttp.
iLLlNOlH IN Il H. L. IN. sun. EN. Sat.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-01-13

Train No > cunncrtS at Humboldt aHf Eflan
from the South for Louisville: at Cave City WITH
stages for Mammoth fave: ut Lebanon Junction
with Knoxville & Ki-hmund branches; ut Gin
riunati Junction with H.. G. i j.. K. X. for the
North and E,St: ut LnuiAvillr with q. Il VI.
R'y and j., VI. K /. r. Il. for the North, East
AKA va
FFpfa ~ i.rt.ff-rt.s Mt IIuhfihfdt and Milan
tfo'in r. Stnfh Ihc louisville: at Mckenzie with
N.CS st /. R'y for the southeast: at Guthrie
with st J. & : T. R'y North: at Glasgow June
tion to and from tiasgow &; ut Cave city to ana
from Mamnn Cave. ,
Train so Is connects ut MrkCRIrc w"h " I
& st l. = for tic So. thca>t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27
| Wonderful Discovery

OlrN4v tI4inl s.lirc ca;4-escomc to Us t.ledwih
accounts OF most wonderful cures ehccted II III
Ca, MEDICAL Nn>D,R 1t is SAID to b. the CREATES
Nlt4z,r yet discovered giving buoy ancA t" the spirits
elasticity to the step and making the Invalid hearty
c,;4r4-roas strong. II cures all diseases OF The.
ii,cr. 'u.tl, kidneys and spine; scroiuia aud al
hl,ud ,IISe.,cs nervous prostitution OF either
restoring tone and vIor to the whole ss stem
Ee.Ithe following curcs:--
Mr. Ira ApPLHroN. HIIl>bpro' Bride. y Ii ;sli
nal and h they confined to II, q d. tor
1aIlri r4ISc her: her h slau1 procured " NlcdIct
N"n!er an! She no" wr!tes' am able t" do coA-ld-
cradle work.
}. Z, MoHRILL. franklin; scrofal"us hun;;or say:
nUtllur TIA, ever helped hlm ike Meairal Wonder >
MK-. G L OKDW ". Centre st. Concord; consumed to
Pay Slans tor female and kidney diseases; took l,r
tIl2t- &c Medical Wonder, and cured III month
ANpREw J PEAsLEE, sutton, y II hIlnor, deAlity
disease OF liver lungs &c most wonderful recovery
/: took Ned. al Wonder with great success
GEO. W EVANS. IrrrH dlttCIlty Of SIDE and sto!
aC huIlOr. weakness, &c; cur and lent to work
Mrs j v. FIFE. Sunr 'ok, y. H; female weakness
Eve would also refer to Mrs VIM. Shepherd and
daughter. and Ebenezcr Newton. Manchester House
Mrs. Fred Sanborn. Vest knmaey: Mrs; +. J Jones
deli. Suncook; Mrs. BENZ Martin. Grafton: Hiram
Stanvan. Chiche Alma II. Hin. Cante: bury: Mrs
Warren clover; Henniker: Mrs Waiter FaIrar, Ills,
IorO' Brdge; J p. Fla. HOOkset MISS L. 4. :. HONt
Mrs J. Ella, Manchester: Mrs c. 7. Kleuut. viii
ford: Joseph DAVIS Hollis: Ellen Proctor PIttsheld
NJ J Leavenworth Andover
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL WONDER
Sold in Montpelier by
FRANK H. BASCON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27
SCHr KICKS MANDRAKE PILLS

ill be found to possess those qualities necessar
to the total eradication Of all bilious attacks
prompt to start the secrctons OF tie liver and give
healthy tone to the entire system. Indeed it IS no
ordinary discovery in medical science TO have ID
vented remedy for these stubborn complaints
which develop al the results produced by a here
toforc Tree use OF ca!omcl, mineral justly dreaded
by man kind, and acknow led ged to be destructive
IN the extreme to the human system. That the
properties Of certain vegetables comllls all he
virtues OF calOmcl without it, injurious tendencies
is now an admitted fact rendered inuisputable by
scientific resi- arches; and those who use the Man
drake pIiIs viii be fully fed that the best med
trmcs are these provided by nature in the common
her Is and roots of the fields.
IheSe pulls open the bowels and correct all bl-
ioU> arrangements WITHOUT sally alton any Of the
injurious effects of caomel or Other pOl-ons. The
secretion OF bile Is promoted 10y these pills, we'll
seen by the altered color of the stools aud dis
OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box of
pills
Prepared only by J. II. Schcrck son, at their
principal office. corner Sixth and Aich Streets,
fhIiadelpfla and for sale by all druggists and
dealers. fllcc - cents per box. Mfml
CAN'T 90 TO CHURCH. Why not? o, my
couch would disturb The congregation. Cure j,
then with iIae's Honey of IIoaI hound and Tar"
a pure vegetable remedy unfIlmg rs the sun, and
mud and harmless as the summer air. Sold bv all
druggists. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in MN
ute. FMtpW4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27
~ To "0'7lt- t'THsE
50W3 Ii Ai.NEI 1lLDi,E. j
I.BERT IOCkWOOD'S WILL.

STATE Or VEHMOTr, District Of Na.in4t ton.
n Probate Court held al Montpelier in and for sad
. .trlct. on the 18th day If December. A. d 49,
An l. etrunlent uror 2 be the last il! and ties
lament Of Albert hwood late Of Naltsield " sad
e;lstItt. deceased beng presented to the court b.
- u Bon &c. the XtCutor therein named for Probate
l. ordered by sad court that all peraous concerned
ineT.u be Eotl!ed to appear at Of sad Court
d at the Probate Once Montpeer. on the
q ,ial January, ID. 1876, and show If any
tt Il. have ainst the probate Of said Will: for
Il. purpose Il is further order that copy of the
r,~rd this order be published three weeks success
iv.'r il tue Green Mountain Freeman. printed at
Nu.tpel, previous to SAID time appointed for Lear
BY the Court-Attest.
Yslws HARVEY TILDEN Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27
NOPiIRO\It BRIGlIAM'S WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF WaslIinvton,ss
|. Probate Court hcI at Mont pelicr. and for sand
the I'd day at December, A. II $50.
An instrument EurnrtIn- to be the last Will and
lament Of SNroula Brigham late of Fay stOn said
t3i9rlct decreased. bang presented to the court by
La III, lart- IA. the Executor therein named for
IL, bate.
l. ordered 10y said Court that all Iers
"a tler. IN be notitltd t. am, ar at session Of sand
o held 81 the Probate. Oif!cC
In. Ii DAY Of January, u 1e7-. and show cause.
Il sIlN they may have s.allst III" lrnrsf sal VIII:
hIc JI,rtfost II l. further ordered that copy of
lr r,.,3d OF tins order he published tasee weeks
c,te~yelv in tnt NOuItnln Freeman. lrintr "a
~ Non:rcl:er. prcyIuus t. said time appointed for
hc.Il' G
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

STATE OF VERMONT. I}+trict of WASHINGTON.
ROTATE Court. led at MT "lIcr. il aud FIR SAID
the 6t DAY OF December, A p $50
VI instrument pnrl' prtl1L u he the last vii ar, ts
tT,ut ct J sab B;trriIti. late of Berlin, sa ID
liz rct diseased, BENG lreeelIted To the court 10y
Il t. ark, Tie therein named
i is ordered by SAID court. that all persons con
trriti therein re fled to at IF SAID
L De h" =! al the Tol at iii III i9ltIell' T. on
.'- day of JinIGry, A - 1876 and show
have rlate Of elii tpT
ut., jlr"ise It ]. further ordered t,ist copy IF the
RI o this order be ifIhsled thr,e week Success
INeiA II the Gro"n Mountain Freeman. rtritd at
Il III eI.f, prev rs 90 sd time spoltt.d ttr hear
II!t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


l. II II HilSiIfS ALL TIE NEWS Tie servant
81 II" maui and til" slave Of 10 Ilrty 1t an =, ~, :,
and does tell tie truth about all
II IT'S IMPARTIAL ANDIHprrFxnrxr -
lis'S III lllfeEent slitrat II AIMS to- tl,rlI. voter.
'le fullest AMI tlIres mi riu.ti n : , hon -
we "l@tst DISCHARGE OF their Responsibility
III IT Is. As 1T ALWAYS WAS. ESSENTIALLY
hfft Bl-ltAN II MAJ quarrel III tll- tutrr. AZ j. i.
zone III the past With errors Ieju,l,al leaders ~
'i"i-s III the "inblIcan party; bt il can never
cease to be- true to Republican Irnci,,lse and es,l
!! to those golden doctrines of civII service. reform,
"ard h'ley tn sane ~ of the National faith and
equal justice t. all classes ~ the S,.u,b yf.5f r.
III" CORNERSTONE" t GOV Hayes's adn!lra!l. l...r
acceptance.
N ITS MORAL TONE Is PURE ANDFIry,Tt.,,
he family circle i never rrofane: BY aIlyt!il.. v II Il
aii'eaFs IL the columns OF The TRIIU>E
THE CHOICEST STANDARD AND CURRENT
ii liza RI Of the day presented III its columns
i-i'''lit correspondence, Poems. Stories and E,.
'Ie"s from tn in"-tt ,lcIite and popular writers
u IT i TIE EE9T AND CHEAPEST F,EufI.,
PAlLH IT bLINIIhD. THE Wt1klY Tt!nI-<t ia.
'!"iIe more to liate -rl farmers than any o,lr
hUei.cc Which ever -N.Stcd
VII THE NM;hET REPORTS II TIN TIrst-xt
are Inisl"iilifl, t every buyer AMI seller y. The
country Q7' atoms ar -lvc, iAl.y a,.I weekly a.
IA every article bought and III III III. markets .
ho world ani with uuyaryius AMI almost ir.al.!. !,
accuracy Is Ca:tl- Butter and .t-,-.e an -, -.
Markets are lie --ll.zcd standard
VII MnRI COPIES Of rnr TKfr,->r a-e ,..I f.,
Ai.'' read 10y tn American IeIl. than # any ..i
r"sl aer = 81 la Ir-, Il liz country ala. vi j
Is Tie best denl-stsat. J. It'll WI + til. ;4l.-
IL TIL EFAnIE~ p: TIN Ta.ar<i r.ir.-.!.
ar-e.y the t't7t eiterrI-4..- / i II -..~- =.
81 t4e country F,r~ - M.i az .--4l u. Jay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27
Orange County Court.

Only one case WAS tried during the
week, the highway case Of Cook vs.. Ihet-
ford This was finished Friday evening,
when the court took recess till Tuesday
morning. The following is an abstract of
the case: 5. l.. ID. Goodell, admr. Of
Cordclia L. Cook, V. Town of Thctford
HIS was Il suit for injury on the highway.
and Il, Il former trial, in June, 1874. the
plaintiff recovered something over two
Thousand dollars. 1t appeared that in the
spring of I'll She and Mrs. Abble Foss
left Mr.. Cook house in lhrlford to 90 to
Union village; that while going down the
Ellis bill the horse becoming frightened
ut something. ran. and Mrs. Cook being
thrown out, was injured more or less. She
claimed that she sus aimed Il severe spinal
injury, which prevented her walking or
even standing without the aid of cIulche>
and caused the most eNcruciating cramps
and. it i even alleged that her death last
June WAS caused by her injuries. She
also claimed that the highway was d. fec
i've in that there WAS Il washed-out water
bar which caused the wheels of her buggy
to drop down upon a piece of log and
scared the horse. Tue town alleged, first.
that the highway WAS as good Il, it could
be in the spring of the year, hen the
frost was coming out of the ground; Sec
wholly to Il worn-out and weak = hold
back" and third, that Mrs. Cooks iniu-
ries were fcigncd. The " hold-back y was
the pivotal point of the case. since it was
conceded that if Simon Cook, Cordclia s
husband allowed the team to be driven
with that weak "hold- back, and its
+ la accident
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

/ Eliza -. W IllItA " LOW II VI ''i''lNii
the plaintiff i. Il Young Girl living IN
lunbrdge. The ease has been tried twice
About eighty new cases have been en-
tered on the new docket since the june
term.
The clerk Of the court, Hon. l., &.
| Ilincklrv. Ia, been confined t. his house
with rheumatic fever, 50 that Tie duties OF
the office have dcvolVcd upon the efficient
deputy clerk, \. ). Austin.
EAll;E.-WilIian NJ S;ilc, of Mont
-omcry, Vt, is teaching writing lessons
at tie Academy this wintcr Lessons
every Tues,h.y and Thursday evening.
Nj Syilc, is 4 splendid penm1n, and We
wish him success.
There was u very pleasant time at the
Methodist church Mond,y evening. The
Christmas tree WAS beautiful and laden
with nice presents.
Barre saw one Of the tierce>t storms
last week that ms been known for
some time The wind swept the Chin
ncys from one house, Carried off the roof
of a barn. besides doing much damage
otherw ~.
Barre Academy has been unIer the
care Of Dr. >Iau1iinS for twenty-five
y,ag~, AMI 1t tht comm .aerm"nt next
june it j. prop ,s.I to hay. ~ silver we'd
ling mn reunion of all the oil s,ulen'~.
Mr. p-cA VI, bli'y injured near
WIIljam-tawn Inst week. IIi~ hor~,. be-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

whose - ,ry o.. SeN.noahs the highest s-tSti,
tlnI IL the Ita.itr, of the Monthly.
The Il tllI- latest novel = ald Oh the banks d
the Hudson The hero "A olIIl- man wilp has trel
ai~a1> tied /" ~Grna!'- AKRON >trli.-> hui "l /
thu dc ~ ms mot her. lett .lo, III til world
dr. tnc current " ltr, With fortune. uUt W!tl
ont i ulIust
VIII h,.u tic coma 4 - hal Las I l. =
rit :" l4 Ms HoI-~,'Il Btri,tt Nt 4 rl"it'> = =
BEGUN hu-r-t. has I4th AIN. dramatic IN
v IN, IL have been surprise tn IN ill1.l--
Iufrt - be rcliAl a'td t'NilSltrIN ]
Illustrated lal'tr> II &c il.ltr >,.tcr' Mrs He
r. n each PAPER ,rui lete III ItStl:
There i to toe. from various itl.s, aver Oh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

Ia a.. Mo ave -uA-rjug If IN the errors anl in
,!i-,rcuon- OF youth, nervous week.-mrs., ealy de
cay, loss OF nrinh"ol. %c., VIII sen rec, ilt
That VIII cure You, FREE OF CHAR Il. I'm,
great remedy va discovered 10y missionary in
south America. send a ecli-ad ed envelope to
the REV. J '~Eiu I. IENAN, station l.. Bible
II puSc, New York CITY. FiinG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

ST. ALBANS BUTTFR MARKET, Dec. 90.
The attendance at market to-day was
slim, with light receipts, market very
quiet, prices unchanged. We quote, COM
mon l6 to IS cents; good 10 to % cents;
choice % to 20 cents; gilt edged so cents
per pound, with a higher price paid for
extra fall made BUTTER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27
9 Household and Home Decoration :

will have prominent place v hist the latest prod T.
tlous American hInorIsts VIII allta from month
month The list 81 s rter sorIc1 IL s1aiII'a and
other sketches, etc l. 4 long one
Tie editorial itI VAL continue t. employ the
allest rtms both home and abroad There VIII be
letters literary ALTERS. from I'ltoiI. 10y
Nr Wexford
The RACES : the E.1aziu- III 10 a. h"rct"f,,r
limited sE,o Wll Icr2ut to tho tisru-sitir II
all themes afectI- the Sofa ai RELIGIOUS Iii" Of tho
8 tht. rtHlest thouClts OF the
hrle: an thinkers .,l sch ltrs at tins country
-, make the It.~a,II4e sWeeter atf TIrer.
Ii-., and notcr :nulal AID .trleroUs al
utt.rarc..- aud I.rlerces 4 more welcome visitor
han before homo II iitilcnt and culture.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27


The Add -on runiv Court aljourne IN Wed.
nesday evening The followin. received sentences
to :he state Prison; Frank Rock, 10 years for
fclonious assault; Diver Jackson, years. for
larceny; VIM. J Wright. wear for larceny; David
Laura, year. for larceny; Nelson King year, for
larceny; Carlton sumner. year, for forgery
Whittier thinks $50 year is enough for
any woman to spend on = dress. but he
VIII hardly get many woman to agree
with him,
Mr. Moody will remain in Chicago dur
that city are the most successful he has
held in this country.
\ Jacksonville (Fla) special to the Her.
alt says that the republicans there are Of
submit TO the supreme court decision and
turn over the executive Office to Governor
Drew, next Tuesday.
The shape into which the election is
likely to pass is :: failure on both sides to
secure Il ma ority in the final count. when
tie House. in pursuance of the cOnstitu-
ton, will elect Mr. Tillen president and
the Senate elect Mr. Wheeler vice prcoi-
dent for the ensuing four years .--Ntle York
Htruld.
But few people outside the sugar trade
have any idea of its magnitude. The eN-
ports OF cane sugar from producing c"un-
tries 10 the consuming markets Reached,
last wear, the surprising aggregate of 2
10000 tons. while the yield of bect-root
sugar amounted to l,3l1 ,G23. or 4 total
production of raw SUGAR reaching he pnOr-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

BEN; nler the 'ontrol of hc four Literary Socie
iio7 II aa the alumni
Nv" JJurlas had. AID viii The follow ilsg adj yaa
- 80 - A-'
lst It viii b" i'lhiisll"d twice term thus .ivns
dnG!,le tn" ngilAh-r nt COPIES
-it II WI g. tam ~ stale hing but
Is tieSh ara tc.tiaEie ~
3rt 1}lnE Is ti by tho ou7 societies lit Will ta,d TO
brll tlelli and Their Illl closer nnull al t..
give thiii all = llilit interests and rnllllu0
4Ih me same L. Dor w.iIci formerly extended
upon we Iu'a lolIS VIII now hc devoted to one pa
"Hi VIII al Re he the exponent OF the school and
ESlFtlA ATTENTION il called 70 the fact that
I" thef tie SEMINAR and the OF Chrtsfjl ed
ft"h every mere II viii be the of the editors t.
maxi II ne equal OF college Journals aud the
care ana latilfhinrss which made the papers
III VII render the doub{y inferesting
r Eh1 VI Ms Elt IN THE VERMONT CONFFRFNC
bound to 10 all h. can to support the Seminary
~ no btttef way can he do tins than by subscribing
ms PAPER and thus keep himself We'll Informed with
regard 10 school matters and the prospects the
YOUNG pt"HIt OK u day upon whom
the future hoIes of the church
mere may be those who the Seminary is declin-
1f biIt Just let them tllron4h columns. catch
slnlee o "lat the faculty and students are doing and
iHS =" III soon have reason to change their minds We
are not d,ad get.
Lie Is short and what We do must be done quickly
therefore 81 BNClIBE ONCE.
frlre. - cents per year, Is cents each
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

1877. The Worcester Temperance Reform
ing. Let every friend Of civilized reform
be present and sustain the work so well
began in this place
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Agricultural Meetings.

Inc Directors of Washington County Agricultural
society VIII meet at the Court House III Moutpclier
81 IIe|lay the II day of January, A d 49,. 10
NJ. to finish the business the year
TIL" annual meeting of said Society the Election
of ohircrs 81, VIII be held at II or Immediately
Oh the adj lUrulIItnt Of the Directors me- ting.
W. c. White, Secretary.
EarTe pee l-,h, l-,6 FjlW2
Letters ncittltd fOrmt Montpelier. VI. Post
t:irc December 23rd. 1916.
- 70 obtain these letters. persons mus. give the
aho;t date.
LADIES Miss Mary CU!ien. Mrs Leander DAVIS.
"EN rLtNrN James Brown. .. Q. \. Brown. John
Crelian. Nelson oireney. W l. Gilbert q LayIue D. v
Morse. + NrNanuS. \ |. Zach. Pierre Thrlpsany
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FOREIGN TRAVEL"

" have" A Wiut-- GA tile NIla.' In Gen Mcclellan.
>aulltrrn-> A. MT n-tai'lIr 'lic ~ hsrle~ i4i
ley Warner: OUt Ny N.I.t at Mos HI
:, lly l,r: ' An American u IurkIstan. e.
Three serial stories are announced:
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Is expected, All remedies u VIM; tailed, ;tu'! lpr IL
j ANiH~ c!Iulctt4n-, ne trriitHthll, lnaAt
4ir!'lrttlpu 81 INDIAN Ht.NF, when cured t- only
Ella; Il of cnu~unplIpn lie nuW gives IhI> recipe
tee on receipt I'll t"O STAMPS l., l.tN expenses.
HEMP also clIC~ nI2h sweat, nausea at the >tou
II, u:Ii VIII bf,tk a flesh ruld
hpul> Niy7~ :ApboC h x ~, ,U52 Rare street,
PuIl.uicl ltliI. tlt},l-r ihl9 r.i:tcr. Miiui
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-27

The Addison 'untv Court al ournel on Wed
ncsday evening The fDllpwin, received sentences
to she state Prison; Frank Rock, 10 wears for
felonious assault; Diver Jacks years. for
larceny; VIM. J Wright. year for larceny; David
Laura, year. for larceny; Nelson King year, for
larceny, Carlton Sumner, l year, 70 forgery.