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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
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GEMS -n! ,t, OF the GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN:
~ Ill Allow Inc through your columns to answer an
W iea.ed question to me during the last two months
rnd nr Sou gong to leave your profession to at
# tHr . I,,' ~. answer. No but intend to follow
heret5tore en- hoping as d, that those who have
services Vii may hereafter desire my professional
I Is WIZ me Inc ready all times to attend T.,
S siIess entrusted to without fear that sila
,n,, a. - ~ De IN proper condition of mind
W Takin, a th; TO the same to the best of my ab
ahlhS tIls occasion to thank the people in al
Oh the state where have been called durinu the
n ne LEY months Tor their uniform kindness sympathy
a., a ~ itcA'e extended to wherever have been
he rheriaI me retoectlons of which VIII
nri nttSt recpllectlb ms of IN life - - 49, 49,
AshllS an insertion your columns T am peDts
Your ODedlent Servant
Noutr.l;or r1,-., , L. DUKANT
oihce, and Sabiu's Block South Main Street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

On Wednesday evening bear came ont
of the woods within n mile of West Ran
dolph and took a sheep from a flock.
The "Nermont Home for Destitute Chill
dren' appeals to lis friends for help to
meet its debts and current expenses
Representative Denison, of the Second
district, has partially recovered his health
and has left Washington for his home.
MIppLEBl Kl CuIIF,sr-The corpora,
ion of Mildleburv College have vote. t.
change tn" time of commencement t. the
last week in .Jnnc h"relftcr The matter
of arranging the terms was left to the Fac
ultv.
BE>>lNoroS.-i rousing HIVES and
Wheeler meeting here last week resulted
in the formation Of a ''Sca'pcr'' club of
over POO members. The Hon. H. G. Roo,
is President
RrcnuoSn MARKET, July 3l.-7Hc
market for butter was quiet. Sales were
made nj l. l-2c to BE for ordinary; l9c to
poe for fur to choice; AMI BE for f,ncv
farm dtirie- Chcr~, sold AT & to Qc: one
lot of flctorv n Q ID.
ST. AIEAN> Bt TIER Markell july -.
There WAS a fair attendance at market.
receipts large. market quiet and firm.
There is no special change to note from
last week 5 prices. except for strictly Gilt
edged. which would sell from To > cents
per llb. higher, there being Very little of
this class of butter coming forward We
quote: good. i cents: choice. ~ II -
cents; Gilt edge, p to - cents per ID.
with occe>on;,l sales 1t 4 higher price.
STATE F>lE.-Mr +. g. Norton, OF st.
Adams. has been appointed! chief marShal
of the State Fair 10 be held at ST. Adams,
on the second week in September next.
Mr. Morton has made the following ap-
pointmcnt If assistant nar-hale: d.
King ellison. Grorrr II. Clark 81. Adams !;
Charles Crlmton. SwAntun
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS. lite Cunvcn-
ton in the First District will be held ut
Rutland. August 81 The second District
convention Will be held ut White River
Junction. August 10th. The Third Dis
trirt holds is convention at IIylcp.rk, on
Thur-dlv. August 10Th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
Fire at Barton Landing.

fire was discovered about $50 T.. NJ,
on Tuesday evening of last week, and was
first seen to issue from the attic of Flint
Bros. Il Co.'S store. a large wooden build
ing occupied by the owners as a drug and
hardware store and by several other par
ties as a law Office. millinery store, dentist
office, etc. At $50 P. NJ. q light breeze
was blowing from the SOUTH and the next
building to ignite was Austin, Joslyn &
20. s dry goods store. also wooden build
ing situated south of the first named build
ing. AS is usual in such conflagrations
the wind becoming stronger as the heat
from the burning buildings became more
intense, the fire was carried north to the
large wooden dwelling house of Dennison
Stafford, which was totally totally consum-
ed tOS ether with two barns attached.
From Austin, Joslyn & Co.'S store the
fire then went south to a. ID. Bigelow's
dwelling-house and barn, which were con-
snmed. W. c. Whitney occupied the barn
rs 4 livery stable, but was fortunate in
saving his stock, with the exception of a
few tons of hay. c. S. SINNERS store
was the next building south, and after
hard fight was saved by the almost super
human efforts of the citizens. considerably
damaged.
The following are the losses and the
amount of insurance held bv the several
parties:
sltoo: in Joslyn Co., on stock 5000 insurance
Stat6rd wcln, house and mrnittire BOO Insurance
s ss n.x drH2iI on st"%h SO smranee
Sl"s, insurance 10; t,reeE. furniture, stock
stock 500 no Insurance: f.. q stevens dentist turnl-
tnTr lnstrlInets and materials. $500 lnsuranceC
!, insured; 6 Parkcrs estate hoses 5000.
l. HIlirrth. station agent, furniture sI5o.
attorney loss slight. no lusur-l.ct.
The Montreal express train, in charge
of Conductor Ira Bemis, due at 80 clock
remained until after midnight, and it was
by Conductor BcmisS eNertons that the
depot building was saved
Many small articles of wearing apparel
and iicwclry We're stolen during the excite
mcnt. Mrs. j. Z. S.rtle lost a valuable
gold watch. and Mrs. IIldrcth wife of the
station agent, Il number of dresses. Mr.
lllldreth's son lost a silver watch and
chain
Mr.. {. j. Rowcll, attorney. whose Office
was over Flint Bros. store. WAS the last
person to leave the building where the fire
orig inated about ) minutes before its dis
covery. The report prevalent here this
morning that the fire was the work of An
lnrendllrv is believed by those best ac-
quaintcd with the facts to be without foun-
datiou The fire WAS undoubtedly caused
by the spontaneous combustion of :, lot of
old cotton waste. more or less saturated
with oil, which had been stored in the attic
formerly used as u tin shop. The
greater part of the waste had been remov-
ed. The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of Montpelier have risks to the
amount of nine or ten thousand dollars,
the balance is held in stock companies
~ 1inlv western. Total loss 80. 0Op: whole
amount Of insurance $50, 600
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

sons Suffering from SKIN diseases az contagious
nature should he " t-heA with t,TEN>'> >IIpIIt Il
tint.
HI1L's f>>rA>r,~irl .iaIR Dye contains TO
IN tai L. poison. FM24W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
The Yellow Ccntaur Linnnent

Is adapted the :rI1sh il.-slt>. cords and flesh =
horses and animals 1t has REFORMED NOR ""lttr
full cures IF Spawn, STRAIN Wind ca!is. Scratches.
Sweery aud General I3meuess. than All other RENE
dies III existence Read Mat the great EAfresS1'n
say OF il
NV lnht. January l.-i
Every n~ n.r OF horses should Slse the ttNTAtR
I1SIMrN1atrlll W. tpi.&Ii III best article ever
used III our stables
II VI .ltSiI SuIt Adams II Stables \ u
- PII.rZ Sutt L. TX stables. !
ALBERT =. pI.IN. SuIt- Nat- TX Stables. y 4
No<TGoMERY ALA. Aug. l.. 80
..t,FSrir>irS have. used gross OF Cen
taur Ilnitnet yellow wrapper. on thr mules 81 my
plantatlpn besides Of th, family llnlmert fr
nv NEGROES | want to purchase II AT the wholesale
steamer of each kind Nessrs \ / Stew arr
4 Go. " Ill pay Your bill on rresertatlnn
:" Respectfully, JAMES lARfo"
Tn. best PATRONS of this IinIment Farriers and
Veterinary Surgeons heals Calls, Wounds and Poll
evil removes Swellings and Is worth millions Of dol
lars TO Farmers Livery men. Stock Erowers. Sheel-
raisers and those having horses OF cattir
What Farrier cannot do for $50 the Centaur Ilni-
rn-nt Will do at trlflins cost
These Iiniments are warranted by IN. IroTrIet"rs.
and bottle will he any Farrler or Physician
who desire to test them. Sold everywhere
Laboratory of J. 3. Rose Il Co,
New fORR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

CAkkD i5l;E t~f-. rheumatism, >clatlca, swell
llnSs, >prains, sun joints, burns. scalds, Po>on-
Gus Bites and All flesh bone and muscle ailments,
can be absolutely cured by the Ccntaur Lnincnts
What the " huc Lummcnt i FOR the human family
the yellow Eminent is FL -rNined, called. and
lame hGrscs and animals.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26


cfu,sr,
tionali,t church goes sto,dilv f,,,,,r1 .n.,
when it is finished :, will ho g ~.
finest church editice, in tho oo,,,rr
Charlie Camnbell of W,sb;,,,,on hail.,
very valuable barn. and about thirty tons
OF hay burned by lightning durino the
thunder storm on the 10Th inst.
Chu'cS Stanley of Washington, Il Mr..
Bicklord of STAFFORD, and 4. w. Whitney
'>' were lrosualcd by IN" heat Il
II" "'sS ago so report says.
Cn''lts 'iehihsoh >pr;uned his ankle
''"''s White oul on Il fishing excursion, on
tiie l''h instant.
he'' T.. T.. ilefricN resumed his labors
Win us tlufch last Sabbath. after 4 few
H'e.!ioh-
!" W" ii''cl' anu WIFE, OF Grnnell.
.,,,:, '''' ~ Il ''"0s an"
p,. ~
'''''.'7''h was 4
his w,ron Will. 1,.;rin,, ,,,.',,9.,, r,'',
VILLAGE. the 10Th instant. ,.,neo1 H., a..
Linr.Lo1t canine, 80
Mrs. Erastus Youno was severely ;,;ur
ca on the 18Th instant bv hrinc throw, o,t
of her waron: caused by III. wbio,tro
becoming detached.
a. Nhltney.a prominent business man
of Chelsea, VT. was FRUSTRATED bv :. sun
stroke. Thursday at South Royalton. but
viii probably recover.
'''' ''o' III oli Inc
So ii'e "
D0,'.'e III I" a. . iloli's-
~ '''"0' e'S"'S lo"S
Of hayanJ 4 few f,rmin,, t,o1s :, = NJ
insurance.
The cheese factory !, s,rcae.,in, no
youd the exnpct,tions uf t.. MOS,
friends. turninr out obou+ 20 H., 81
chre,e daily Of tha Very no., ,,,,,,;,, T..
receives ,hont Gioo IA. of Mill 1,;1,
=, ''' u "' n
~, ;, ~ lis nay
'','' SUI u ',''''' 'tIe Oh North
'''> Il i'>S'> '''e
III
" '"'''O''i> VA -'oi 'liilcld lal>eu 4
- ~ i"'' 'ii'i it''"-
i''' VIZ ''t' VI ''''S evening" ana We're
1A''' ''''' 'e> - iie'''' "i
-''0'''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
WASHINGTON county Republican COnven-
tiou

....'4.au voters of Washington County are
t...! E meet III mass convention at Village
VI ttJ,l.er. IN saturday, AUGUST ), 1876, at 10
~ T.. nominate candidates for county officers
t. g.. -.4 county committee and a town commit
-.. ... UtNttW' Years.
l. PITKIN.
IRA IICIIARDSDN,
& II HEATH. ,t"ull!
~ T. HlLIINGHAM, committee
" EIIJIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26


H. ''I'>'"" VIII come 10 YER
..'' ''''' III me cam p'l9'i AFTER
n.
". ~;.'', -tr"rt- The Under will con
...H - ''''ln- them ut the FREE
ll>"
81 U.-,t. Goo though is to preach
...r,ti~t Church. near kent's
,4G-. :t II \. VI. and l p. NJ,
..H ~....r-
...s. .-.t m"ctin- ut Plaintield,
: .....J ..., .'l. con,luctei by members
}...- Mrn- Christian A>sociat ion
t ...I Nnutpclicr
u Merriam. t,n :. Inli,n
.r..,,rt.l I'm. Transferred his
..,.rr.r, .i,il. ON the chro..
.....- =, violate :, vo1no GIRL in
u. ,,ucu, this evening" in
half past seven. to elect
a.... rt. Congressional Conven-
.litrlv after the caucuS \
"..-. Wheeler tampaicn club will be
4. -.. ir....i.h.inr ron,intn1 and
.I p.u in readiness for the
,r III. Legislature. The
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

gy ,.r. to- make the FREEMAN particularly valua-
-.-- news from all parts of Vermont and our
ism different parts of the State, especially in
.. --.,a orange and Lanoille Counties will confer
.tt.. r avon and our readers by sending us
..... -., -.frc. GIVE us facts and will arrange
......r tine IalCr-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

Halls Vegetable >i'llltn Hair I.cnewer removes
scurf inl all Impurities from the scalp.
Letters lncnIipd Tor 1T Montpelier VI. Post
Oaicr, .J,.y 22d. 1876.
- IL Obtain th.s, letters. persons must give tie
above date.
L.EIFs- Mrs Emma ckin-son. Mss Katy Larion
Mrs Nancy Price.
GES1LFNES. VIM. Bitney, +. A. G1uld. Herbert
Johnson ID. y. Marble. Vim. Perry. l., : Warren.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
Montpelier Caucus.

..... ~ v'tarS Of Montpelier are requested
.'-.,4g.i1 at Village Hall this Wednesday
i .t -, At - o'clock, t. elect delegates to
..iu District Convention TO be held at Rut-
,-.-t g 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
T. As T" RI A..

nlea,a-1t and rer1ecc substitute IL ali cases i"i
Castor OIL Castoria is the result OF an o'o ny i'h
effort TO produce for his own pfac'i'e' az
,..s.r. ia the taste and free from gripping
~ S.ruel Pitcher Of Hyannls. Mass. succeeded IN
ni,%inv without the OF alchohoi a pursatl'e
,an a. pleasant take as honey ana "llch posSsSeo
III the d..-lra hle properties OF Castor Oh ,oer
~ ,daed 70 all ages. but Is especially reCoileu
- r'ahers as a reliable remedy for al! disorders 81
he stomach and bowels # children II Is s. cebb"mia
Irao.te absolutely harmless, and cheap IL shiilu
"a sed Tor wind colo stomach, Worme, c"s'l.t
ness Group, &c. then children can naNe s'
mothers rest
J. 3. ROSE & CO.,
,,,a OF Is Dey Street. New York
are ,he sole p.epa:eys OF Castora, after d. fcHef
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

BRANDON MANUFACTuRINGC COMPANY
At the annual meeting of the stakeholder.
of the Brandon Manufacturing Company,
held ut Brandon, Friday, John b. Page. of
Rutland was elected president and George
A. Merrill, Of Rutland. was elected a di-
rector. The meeting, without further
compl, ting the election of officers. ad-
lournc,! till Tuesday. August Isl. The
G1oJe says it is understood that Col George
4. Merrill is to be the manager of the bust
ness.
THE RECENT SIoRM.-Dct;is Of the
terrible storm of Thursday, July Goth, are
still coming in. Several buildings on
Scrabble Hill, in Duxbury. were blown
down by the tornado, and others in Mid
dlesex. The barn of Francis McKenna,
of Woodward Hill, and Il large barn near
the Centre. in Waterbury, were completely
demolished Large forest trees were
snapped asunder like pipe stems. At
North Troy the wind unroofed sheds and
barns, and in several instances moved
them from their foundations, and even
blew them over At Newport the steeple,
tower and bell on the Methodist Church
were blown down. Shade trees We're
torn up by the roots. and snapped asunder
like pipe stems, while the damage to
crops, especially corn, is quite severe
At Barton and many other places in the
State, much damage was done to the
crops.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
VI A p 4 | A G. + $ .

In Johnson July gath at the residence If the brides
fat her Hon .. Heath, 10y Rev. II Bernent, Mr.
CHARLES II. LOOMS. of Sparta. Mich, to Miss
MARY A. HATH. Of Johnson, Vermont
In West berkshire. July 18th, by Rev Lewis Mr.
PHILANDER TRACY ,Jr and Mss NARY NJ. BJL-
LARD both of Brooua. I o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
WINDHAM CDINCI

large organ, very ciabor .teiv lnIehci, was
shipped by the E-tey company on Tuesday last f,i
Richard W agDer, the celebrated musical composer
OF Baireuth, Prussia. The artist la, imposed
opera in the performance of which Of III Es-
tey organs to be used. an he orci Ell tor
that special purpose.
Prof. Hiram Orcu.t uf I'll lc1 LII - .nltfy.
Lebanon n. II IA, lated HIM self VITA Prot
V. F. Lang of the BrattleJoro Academy est
Brattleboro, and the in >tluti vl benceo, tn be
known as the Glcnwool Classical >chp,l for /; Tvs.
1t was formerly very prosperous, un.c: PIVOT.
circuit, as I'll .nwood LalIeo' seminar
At board meeting OF the Vermont Academy,
held at Saxton's River, recently. 1t dec led 10
open the school next fall al;hou ,h work the
new building is progressing rapdly, 1t VIII not be
ready in season and another bu,l,llng has been
temp ,ary en2agcd. y Mr.. Willard, srperi ut n.
lent of schools in Newton, Mass, was elec.e
principal, and Miss Ida Mason of jersey Cry, .
J., graduate Of the University o Vermont, in the
class Of 75, assistant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
WINDSOR ct ny

The -t":Dr" tar- OF th' ' tr",nt u'vvitv w,rD,.
cpntAay IA ~.s'''l Al >''it;l i. We Ines Ia. ir
clare! lte"tcni "i = pr lat. OH 'cr-, y ltn
" .iIl II A. Hryer pres. ,t tn,' Yp,rt OF ul,ee-
tor.
Nj. Cu,ri,.- +. i'tA Il, :. >.,.r,, .,rtcuipte
uirti'. ~. ot",f ,i.<, bv etttlnS th,,tt with
a razor. Her recovery l, somewhat i ,ubttul. Inc
causes ass'5nei ave ,''pr hctlta Al / nsr.t wolA.
Miss Alice Cii,r OF Waite Niv.r Iu.ot!nn W.
fatally nilrcI on Welnt>Ily l,-t nhIlr retaining
from an rA'i'-''n INTO tn: country III company
with 4 friend i'll :ailiaKc- 1lc horse benz:
frightened away, throwing Miss Chase
violently to the roai N ir,:'Isln1 est... She
died on Saturday Eri.
Hubbard I. lthlv.v oi uls e.n.I,-t mtti,, in
Woodstock, committed suic ric, Saturday morning,
by htngin., himself III tie horse >he'i, where he
was FOUND by ms wife. Tie Wa At,ut - v-tta
old, and OF melancholy disposition, ,A"usn III
good habits ani he som. prpp.,ti. lie t.avc~ i
wife and daughtP.
The number Of con>I':t- Ia ~. i pas u .
Windsor At the present li,c : hundred .tnd
eighteen, there hein. h,.: female. Ms. Lou
Williams OF Rutland.
Miles, the Barre bank robue'. cpnn red IA IN T.
sor state prison. sand t. be the lndn~t Inu>
convict III the Institution. lie /, ut work IN the
shoe shop, inl j. v.rv Sent- mi, his dcl,oit.
ment
In the athletic games Al >,,i,ngde t,lllr, the
ten mile walk between G ". MI chcH OF Concord
n. H., and A. II. Libby for the champion ship badge
of Vermont and purse OF 4lOi, was cas- lily Won by
Libby. The silver cup Tor the inner OF the 100
yarl by J.nvIce Wh'ttcm,c Tie
base ball match between the Alphaj Rs OF >l,ing.
ield and The Blue Caps Of hMlcstown,\ II. wa
won by the Aiphaiir score II b>.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
che freemau.
VT. .

WEDNESDAY. JULY &c. 1876
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

s-. 81 r.. BRISTOL, Cornwall. 3 each: Fer
..4. Granville. Hancock. Leicester, g..
d. Nllilebury. 8: Monkton 3: New
F.. tAnt'u, liyt0u each: Salisbury. 3:
.-trh-t -; Ner4euncs. 4; " .IthaIl. |,
tIi.-. . t.yA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

..t.n.5:tAetletuu. Chltteudcu Ciarcu-
b.: F4.rhal IN. :; Huhhatdtun. : Ira,
.lI.,tIA1. l: Mount Holly, =: Mount
. i.''sntlI. = each; Plttsiurd, Toultuty
~hrrhur1t, ~hrtW shury sudbury
Na4uLiord. g: Wells, West Haven
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26
F. BRC OMAN a son

a Az. =. \, y "a: l. =. -. ! \. 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

.. 900 ui,n Convention for the first Con
Il-fII { OF Vermont will be held at the
U.tllId. un ] III HsDAY, TIE THIRD DAY or
... a. T. p'rlpck VI for the purpose. Of
4taud4datr tor representative to CONGRESS
..l- itNt ensuing: also for President al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

TIE TUKkI>li REEEtIION.-Tht revolt
of the ScryitnS has assumed the form of 4
we'll organized war and Herzegovina.
Montenegro and Strva are now in arms
Several sever, battles have been fought
hctvvcen the Turks and Strvi,nS and the
former appear 10 have been generally sue
Ct ~>fll. The empcrorS At Salzbnrg agreed
that ''ti.- maintenance o. the policy OF non
intervention was impossible. in view of
HE blo,l>hrd." This would Indicate that
Germany and Austria are getting anAions
to bear 4 hand in the fight, or nj least in a
peaceful mediation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

II Eri,toW will come 10 Yer
t.ar part in the campaign after
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

tutpt DELEGATES to which the several
s. .llDt are cntltlti - as follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

., D.. o-.t m"ctin- ut Plaintield,
j ..., tI, con.luct"i by members
.t.- Mvn- Christian Association
I'D Montpelier.
H. Merriam, the " Indian
reported In, transferred his
.,.' ua,~oa jail, on the charge
* to violate young girl in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER IN ol an Wta INV
rtlLrn OF niei Ii II aged ne Iriy -, recently
married to the woman via whom he has hveI ioi
about Az years. He was NORMALLY marrled TO hcl
AZ The time their pa. tnershlp commenced, Int he
nal II the tim. a vile living England. II l.
English Alic J., nov ,ci l. A ms re Int marriage
Sis Tor the purpose OF In>utin, - HI, companion
u t~o->core yeas AL thv lc, right, OF 4 II, IN
the event OF M death.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

\ UsH,c. Goo though is to preach
....r> G.~t Church. near kent'S
,t.G~. If II 4 VI. and p. NJ,
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CTATE OF Ni."NID\ l.
NA-HIN,st.\'.'i -

Mil N = Il = ,-.rI-I-
,-.-sr $50 HIM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

'lnce' . ana Sabn's Block South Main Street
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t-Ft*GrpN COUNTY.
..i Cabot. CALAIS > each; DuxhUry. /
Fay -tuu, /: Marshtield. Mlddltsex
...,r. :: VI rttown. >: \urthneli. /
lry " Ilt-hrld, Warreu.2 :; Waterbury
IS f.--t r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-26

RICHMOND MARKET, July 34-Ih
market for butter was quiet Sales were
made lt II l-2c to BE for ordinary; lsc to
zoe for fur to choice; AMI PIE for fancy
farm dlilie- Cheese sold at & to 9c; one
lOt of flctorv n . ID
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-01-14
She Meant Business.

They have some queer girls over
in Colorado. One of them who re-
sides in the Cache la Poudre valley
had been receiving the attentions OF
a young man for about a year, but
becoming impatient at his failure to
bring matters to crisis, she resolv-
ed to ascertain his intentions.
When he next called she took him
gently by the ear, led him to a seat,
and said:
"Nobby, you've been foolin' round
this claim fur mighty near year,
an hev never yit shot off yer mouth
on the marryin' biz. Pye cottoued
to yer on the square clean through,
an hev stood off every other galoot
tibet has tried ter chip in; an now
1 want yer to come down tn bust
ness or leave the ranch. Eff yer on
the marry an want pard thet'll
stick rite to We till ye pass in yer
checks an the good Lord calls We
over the range, jist squeal an We'll
hitch; but eff that amt yer game,
draw out an give some other feller
a show fur his pile. Now sing yer
song or skip out"
He sang.-Larmie Sun.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-01-14

in the clear, and % feet from ont to
out. The width of the bridge is 4S
feet, including the sidewalk, which
is 10 feet wide. The railroad bridge
which is to be constructed on the
abutments north of the present
structure will be twenty-three feet
wide in the clear and twenty-eignt
feet from out to out. The work of
constructing this portion of the
bridge will be begun after the
Christmas holidays, and upon it's
completion the temporary railroad
bridge oyer which the cars of the
Pennsylvania road now pass will be
removed and the river once more
opened to navigation at that point.
In order to increase the facility for
travel over the new bridge an ex-
tension was made on the south end
of the old piers through substan-
tial wrought-iron columns firmly
secured in the old masonry at the
waterline and to the pier, filled in
with masonry between the end of
the pier and the column. The new
bridge is finitely superior to the old
one. Its construction in such a mar
velously short time is a good Illus
tration of the power of great cor
poration like the Pennsylvania
road. 1t was Commanding General
SCOTS Christmas present TO the city
of Philadelphia.