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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
Barre, oct. > |, l>1i,

CnLL>EA.-i;rv. IL. W. Wortilen sailed
on "Wednesday, Sep. Z1lh. from New York
on board the CunArdline of steamers for
Liverpool and I.onhon en- route for PAlr~-
tine and Egypt. He goes out on trip of
observation. an | to secure relief, if he cap,
from narvou, pro .rl ion. II viii prob
ABLY be absent several IN pnt!~.
1t is stated by some of the p,p.r, that
Rev. z. Bailey, then of Chelsea. Vt, in
vented the system of short hand writing.
He publ,he his system in 1919, eighteen
wears before any onc else got up Il similar
system.
Miss Arcelil Hood died wiki con>ump-
ton, Sept DIST, aged - years Sac was
much respected by the community. ms
fact was shown in part in the %re' pfo-
fusion of flowers and bouquets thlt We're
displaved at her funeral. Even her grave
was lined wi tn flowers and eyergrccns.
Miss Adah Hall has gone TO Raleigh \.
c.. under an engagement - music teacher
in Seminary.
Mrs. n. b. Stevens, who was recommlt-
tod 70 ;oil on the 18th inst, under 4 chlrGe
Of setting fire to the Trottcr House, Brad
ford Obtained bail in the sum OF S''o0o
and was AGAIN released. Amos {. Bates
of Rutland. became her surety.
The County Court adjourned sine dIe OF
E the evcnin. of the 9th instant.
p. S. Smith, ESQ. OF the city OF Wash
; inoton, has been in town = few days look
,, after some legal matters.
w. II. f Cummings, former teacher II
Chelsea Academy. has left to resume hl
classical studies at Hanover college, n
II.
At the adjourned term OF Orange
. County Court, bills of divorce were grant
y ed as follows: Fanny O Flint from Edsol
r., Flint. intolerable severity,
child decreed to the petitioner; f1Nil'
bradbury from David Bradbury, 1ntolert
h HE scveritv.-cu-todv Of child decreed t
: Tho petitioner: Geo. s. Henry from Jun;
Henry. intolelable severity; Elizabeth l.
Herrick from Daniel A. Herrick, lntolerl
HE severity,-custoty of child defr'e' L
the petitioner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
ST. AIHANS BUTTER MARKET. oct. ;

ST. ALHA>s BUTTER MARKET, oct 8
Attendance good, market dull, receipts
light Prices. common l6 t" IS cents;
GOOD 10 to % cents choice . to % cents;
Gilt edged 80 cents per lb. with occasional
extra choice diaries selling ut u higher
price.
WHAT JONES SAYs.-.Ioncs of Nevada
saws to "Gath," says he he never knew
an honester, wellmeanlnger man than
President Grant. The only trouble with
Grant is an occasional lack of Judgment
in picking his friends. Jones suppoScs
that Grant is moderately tiXcd''-say.
SSO. 900 or so That is. he has less at the
end of eight years in the White House
than Lincoln saved in four. when by good
rights he ought to have an income of
SD 900 a year derivablc from property.
1t is mistake. though, to say that Grant
isn't a GOOD man of business; che will
note down his gains, losses and expenses
on the moment; and he has got his prop
ertv out of circumference, and has had to
work hard to do it, Babcock mpresses
.Jone, Il. not at Ill Il bad fellow naturally
only too trusting. Other fellows have
used him. pushed him into places and
then abandoned him. Indeed. he reminds
Jones Of Oliver Twist and the book stand
episode. Aleck Shepard hasn't been a
| blessing to this administration. Jones
SAYS, Shepard is perfect horse .eech, The
more YOU DO for him, the more he expects
YOU TO do, and refusal turns him into 4
bully.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

or,rt-oF VERMONT. District u Washine' N. -
r,,- ont ID al MoutI r!Ier. IL SAID blstfl :
- ~ a ,IaY OF october. II 10
,r gray Administrator OF the estate Of Marx
Y trax late NJ teiler. IN sand Dlstfl'i &c
\" Ia. administration account Tor eNalnlildt Il
-, iinvar. and makes al Illcatlpn for re- -
Itriiiutlon and PARTITION 81 the estate ~ "a.
~ taranr,ou If i ordered 10y said Court mat Ndu
..o,,rf and sad Application he referred 70
a1., t. he h. ID AZ Probate once III saIa M
- az, th. 9th Of October. a II, io'o y =
r,r An ei.rlsu II thereon And. II i fuftAei .e
ne ~, ,,H1re hereof lie gwen all PERSONS MERE
- rhIlcatlon Of the same three weeks eho0t
fy -, the Green Mountain reeInan new I'd
isia1 IN No1tpell.r previous to SAID tine
~ hearing they may airear al salo - al
"a sl'n,y cause II any they may have WY -
NM ~ MD rltt Z allowed, and su.l ue. ie'
cum sN 4, the Court Attest
,.y HARVEY TIInf.E. JHdt-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

The Free PIc>S says: The Grccnbach" par
IN Vermont has It's mead Il IrAtrr1 IN J K. Forests
hat at Vino ,9kt. The rcioubttble Forest promi t
to issue an electoral ticket and probably Cooper
and Clay Wal get one vote IN Vermont
1t l. stated III It over thliN I'VE mIillOn icct OF
lumber have cen catered al burlington thI- year
and before the close OF the season fifteen mIillen-
more VIII probably bc uni 'nlei. Last ycar )
millions were Stoke /. Thc largest an punt even
brought IN l>7i when l.5,"",o'0 lie were I'M
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

t.''i y. Judge. Ma CHASE, Register
I". .'."Hiug business was transacted
.". Probate Court Of the District of
'".'.-'n, during the week ending
~. H. -~1o.
...> Mary \. +. Ilarran's estate ;
H- D. On account referred TO Oct. Il.
W. Btlcv's estate: Edward W.
T. Wul~trator.
Alexander Smiths estate ;
... .'''''a and referred for probate to
Gilman Iluntlev's estate; will
20 referred for probate to Oct.
ouald Elli,'s estate; will
W MARY l.. Ellis, cxecutrix-Wm
'''', and VIM. Cummings, APP
'Hj commissioners Luther Beck
o. w., VIII provcd-O. Il. Boyce
\. +. Averill and S S. kelton
"hI commissioners.
Mark W Gray's estate: ad
account referred to Oct. "a.
,.. T." "i~ Of po~tmasters At Nortl
H.. W.. trthnr w. .Jaquith; at E,s
.... w.. "' w.. Milo X. Day; Union Vii
II w. John X. Blaisdell; Rindge, \
8. L..'3 , " Emery; Starkweather
''.n " Perkins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

Gen Chalmers, who was second in com
mln,i of Forests troops when they captur-
ed Fort Pillow. ana the wretch who led
and melted the soldiers to that terrible
massacre of colored soldiers after they had
surrendered rs prisoners of war, is the
Democratic nominee for Congress in the
Iiidcn and reform
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
Agricultural Meeting.

The Director, Of Washington County
Agricultural Society are requested to meet
ut The Court House, in Montpelier, on Sat
urd ~ the 18th inst, Il; one =. NJ, to see
what action the Board viii take in rcIa-
ton to paving the premiums awarded At
the late fair, AMI such o. her bI~ n s. ~
may com" before the meeting.
W E. WHITE, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

Last year the national bill for buttons
imported from abroad was over two mil
lion dollars, Il saving of 5000 on the
snme item of the preceding year. Oar
baton bill is twice rs large rs that for i'm :
ported pig iron.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
-ulI Lection weather.

-,.l Lection weather.
: ven wears ago to-day the great frcshet.
f. Rankin of st. Johnsbury will be
>..a.tuy Of Civil and Military Affairs.
I.b4nh~ majority fol- Governor is 3D.
... PAGES majority for Treasurer is "a
a.
tD.u,r.l Term Of the Supreme Court
20 no held ut Montpelier on the fourth
.r-.-Ily Of October.
I~nLin IIoyt of this village has com
,G..! the foam lation for his new house, to
.........tcd on Seminary Hill.
E.aI,mbrr the meeting of the Reform
t9-uirht held at their rooms in Lang
t.ns r. ok at o'clock. Let every one
..r.,-cut.
l.-.,h Warren, editor of the Buffalo
....,5.ld lately dead, was native of
Wt.rury. an graduated fl ON the Uni
...-. = o. Nr,m mt in 1890.
l... lom Thumb and troupe are to Give
.,. u' their excellent concerts here.
" Dies ~ eve, October 18th. For fur
.u particulars see cur advertising col
/. m.u +. Merrill the engineer who
w., 81, nalIy injured in the recent accident
r. Wells River road is steadily i'm
r ny thanks to a strong and robust
.oa~.tl'ion-
t.a p. f. l'ithn aud Mrs. c. W. Bailey
has. ommrnced laying the foundation for
uioa barn. to be erected back of
.I.>r,...tiyc residences on Main street.
I..-:, be by 80 feet
Iu- Grand iury before adlourning pass
'...-uu..yn- Of thanks to j. c. Emery.
...utu. and j. VI. Fisher, clerk, for the
s..... and impartial manner in which
e..l,I performed the several duties Of
... .'.tc-.
MIsH> The fitkin Guards will hold
...r..u- on Thurslty evening Of this
,ge-. i. their armory in l. ,nglon's Block.
..--....o.k. Let every member be pres
-... l. much important business i, to be
...r.. Mp before the company
- Ladies' Temperance Association.
.1. :.l (. meeting in the vestrv of Beth
.F Cuiah. Thursdl ", (to-morrow) at
...,." Jock in the afternoon. A full at
il... j. desirable. rs there is important
..r-- :o Ice considered.
80. l1.r nm ,,..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

THERE NEED IL NO PAIN where Ccntaur
LInimcnt Is used. Eu:ns and ,caIds are healed
without scar. rheumatism, >rrans, and most
flesh bone and muse e ailments can he absolutely
cured. There alc two kinds. The " hite Centaur
Imminent is for family use, the Yellow for horses
and animal! One t.Iti VIII convince the m"redu-
lnu-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

CA>IORl i a peri. ct t>tItute Tor Castor OF,
without any of its objections, Tor ii j. pleasant TO
take and does not uau~catr o. cril.r Fer Coetivc
ness at any age hut especially for sour stomach,
Wind Cole, " olm>, and the DIso!lerCd Bowels OF
Children It l. the most effective remedy IN eNi>t-
ence. II Is h.,rncl>s il reliable, and IT is cheap.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
Che freemau.
MONTPELIER, VT.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1876

, ,.-.t. 10 make the FREEMAN particularly valua
... news from all parts of Vermont, and our
i. 1inrrtut parts of the State. especially in
80. "a, orange and LamOille Counties will confer
.., .ruIsll MS and our readers by sending US
.... -t.,,.r!.e Give lis facts and will arrange
... the jaI'cr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
J. Is. ROSE & CO.,
,r24aI3 46 Dry street. Now \ ork
!!REp'cr'o> II rE''f>''
NJ L ; | G b o o * :

tn. subs. riir- call "tte1ti I" III inn fia duo
ton IN III. rIc.s 81 til" fol!oH4r2 Prominent Looks
EIrHN;pSp\-~ NEW METHOD FOR PIANO
Reduced TO : ; -
,r,l;kF,S NEW METHOD FOX REID ORGANS
BY VIM. II. Clark q"
ruFHSo>,, NEW METHOD FOR REED ORGANS.
N'-i - - Emerson > 81
.,IAEkE-S NEW METHOD FOR llANpFpkiE.
a., Iyn,,h 4, clarke 3 IS
Ct ,EkF.s IMPROVED SCHOOL. FOR PAkLoR OR
GAS Ey Hugh 4. Clarke 90
EooTrS SCHOOL. FOR tABINIl ORGAN
MI -, 81, Enot 70
increase reduction t. NJ d-lc Teachers and Dea."rS
"ElcharI-aI the first and foremost Of Instruction
E X as to sale attractive thorough, and CONSIDERED
bv many to be the Y.Itertlon OF Method VIII AZ
t,e ne rtj.e suited the times Doubtless increase
It's lrge cITcTla;lpn
The other boob mentioned ar vol noah a oelu-
II the ies and cry exclusively up-t by tea hNr-
ani pupils.
ri-ber ro,,a I5.ll. : pot free Tor re:ad pIi'9
.,.9,,; OLIVER DfTsON 4 co. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
DIELL COLDS ESTATE

rl ,,ler-i-rf l. ia -:I-- l-e appointed ~ tnc h.li
~i.le ~ hat the Dl>tTci 81 AdSAhiI'i!
,.,,u,s.lor.rs receive. "Nalili' ana s'si@l an
ma demands Il ali persons a-aiii> t' .>'af'
I.iI ,I,lI Ii;,. 81 kfNlrN. III >aid l'le'r4't =
,-f and an CLAIMS exhibited Ia f-tt 1i-tf' i.'
-. rotr. that III met / IL" III T.
,i5 A. liz. dwelling house Of the a'' fnt Il 'i'H.
H. .l-t d4v ii octeter and 3l>t day II N@r'h i'h'
IA, O'clock five ttc.'ck. 1 " f II - 800
- md that mont IL from t tl aA ~ oe .'ii
- IL l.76 l. th.. limited tN ~Aid 'f'sarl T.
LII creditors - present thar claims 10 NJ II" kAili
an n ai -fi- this eth day q s'IteIaie- Al
los Ny, WINCH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
Washington County Fair.

Washington County Fair.
The officers Of the Agricultural Society
must have neglected to consult "Old Pro-
liabilities " before appointing the time for
their annual fair. A more unf;avorable
time they could hardly have selected. The
steady rain Of Tuesday, and the continued
showers Of Wednesday, must have affected
in a considerable degree, the Attendance,
as we'll rs lcsscned the number of exhibit
tors. The first day in point Of attendance
was Il failure. but the second, in part. COM
pensated, the cash admissions at the gate
being over $500.
The crowd in the grand stand and Floral
Hall was immense, especially in the latter
place, where it was difficult to move about
and examine the articles on exhibition. ex
ccpt as one was swayed to and fro by the
surging of the crowd. Some displays of
rowdyism were noticeable, caused doubt
less by the . fire water' which WAS dis
tributcd by the possesserS of uspicious
looking valiscs and bags. This carpet bag
element at our fairs and public gatherings
should receive u little more careful official
attention, and most of these exhibitions Of
rowdyiSm would thus be prevented.
In regard to the character of tn. exhibit
ton we shall content ourselves with gen
er,I ob>crv .,tion>, referring our readers to
premium lists herewith published for par
Il
of merit
Tie display of cattle was very fine,
maintaining the old time reputation of the
County Thoroughbred Durhams were
exhibited by l.. c. Fisher, of Cabot, l. r.
.Joslyn, of WaitStielI; III. II. NJ .rtin, l..
G. Town and c. X. Gray Of + ,St Mont
pclier.
The reputation of the Jerseys WAS >us-
tanned by I.emucl Chandler and H. w
stone of Berlin; +. G. Gilman, of Mont
pclirr: and A. ID. Arms and F. NJ Snow
of East Montpelier
Fred Br;,di>h of Montpelier, exhibited
some fine specimens of Ayrshire blood
and f. w Town and Son of Woodbury.
showed some Dutch thoroughbredS
H. Acxan Ter. Albert Cutler AMI {. X
Gray were competitors in the pig depart
ment; while III. III. Martin. Charles Ma
COON, \. ID. Arms, II. Alexander. W. {.
White and G. X. Gray tried to pull the
wool over the eyes Of the Judges of sheep.
Your reporter expected to be able 10 60
fully into the comparative merits of differ
cnt kind, of fancy stock, and to do Il biz
thing in the agricultural line in this re
port. but his first interview notebook in
hand was 18th u hcitcr of tender years.
but of great corpro>itv, and the extreme
ease with which the thoroughbred handled
her hind feet con, WINGED him that it Wa
wise to restrain his rcportoria, ambition,
and content himself with a more general
knowledge of the cattle Department..
The display in Floral iIalI was file. both
IS To the variety an character of the cX-
hibij~, and with acting As judge or jury
on the matter Of individual excellence. we
simply refer to awards Of the various com
mittc,.>
Daring the :.f;"lno II there We're three
purses troticl tor-thr tir,. of so fol
i-vr:u~-old-. in which the first money was
won by J. ru,nam'S Mark Twain,
best time. sos. The second WAS for 500
T. VI. >awver'> Maggie Lee" in tire,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
D.ArmS, East MOutpelier I. wear old ewes

bP:.r rms East ast Mon.peier year old ewes g"
a Martn E.< M1ntRe.e5 yearod eve Is GO GO
ii ii Martin Eas' Mont i .eiier, ten ewes. raisei
II H Martin East u,:,.reicr buck lambs LIST and
I Mr. John Clark exhibited a C,tswod back =
year old, that w"lld have drawn the first prem
I'm had h. ~ hr+rl "w.td IN the county three
80 GRADES.
" Whit, Hnr". 2-years- old ewes. Is. 800
White, Barre. l-yrir-oid ewes, 1st. } 10
{ Witt t,4 barr. u ae lani... it,
uAar-s Ma,n Orange, eWes,rased lamh:,lst7 90
TI,h1riss Magoln; Crane ten lambs lst. 7oo
ii il il "ie ii -. AMI f,,lr lamb, at one birth.
sratultH, 2ol
40 FAT SHEEP
d ,gpns, East NJ 'ntrelier three fat sheerl,t ~
4 Martin Est Mon:rclier. fat sheep, LIST, 200
il il Martn East Mohtr" 'fi three fat lambs l-
Arms East Montrelier, 81, 81"
CLASS FOURTH SWINE.
6 Gray. East Montpelier. boar,l~t,
+ + Andrews Berlin, 2'i.
II Al"Aander. Berlin, pigs LIST. 500
CLASS FIFTH POULTRY.
MOL HESS AND TCKKEYs.
':e"rge Davis, East MontpeerIEht Brahnlas, lst -
kt Eli H H'n5l~r h hrtr1f fa ya!n
J NJ Jarhman. Barre. Brown l.c1h rms, lst, 30
3f[I. .sE N r1. b nI4lni Witt Ic,rns. 9
Town X SON Woodbury, "a. 40
Charles Morse PLANNED. tiar lc. 81
Charles n RS. Pialnfi-Ia. SILVER Sransied Ham 81
L r'wn x son Woodbury. ID. ~
G M",s Ki HaTr 4y s 1hins ""'"rFS 90
2.yG S2nI B. ih,r. H"r Buff, ,ehns. OF
IH,rIcS il cha!hsrlan Birr. White hantalns. 60
l1ah hF hr[s h1rf r4ha1 Rock 90
Fnarlr' Morse, rlAinteld, Black Turkeys. %
No2 GEESE .Hp DUCKS
raarl"s M,rse. rlAnirld Gray CHINA oeesr. LIST. 60
+ House. Ber,n, 81, 81
Gnarig- King 4rTr t'sin pnrkIins it 90
G krlt"n, East Montpelier, White Poland Ducks 30
CLASS SMITH VEGETABLES.
u " >pwl', BARR. ,rk Of oni hetts, potatoes,
y Gf tx f II i H tT ,i,r It, and - .
u ,,Tc na1r- hramws rs4uty potatoes -
II '"!e-, rrc4reAteat variety vegetable ETC. %
jjI.EerEiyy Barr, ani"n!. a., q
h,. l-'if M ar@kl@y .1 h erl,.i %
Bartlett, lIAiiitie.i turniI-, =
h4,l i>e.al5lf / # MsntI,.er pumpkins Isl ::
,'.'r s., Ml.i4r! l;;rG', Wyrl.l,.: !:
Ghe-tcr II Hrral'Y Barre, ctrou Isl. -
,s'r 7 - f "''S* :ra'pls B
- r%Inr, its 1i- I,s4s@' srAtu!ty =
CLASS SEVENTH FRUITS
!, i;i.t1 i III > Spur "r'!e~'t "
I I t li1ii5-s h HtI1l i1a sap., ap,l,-
: i h,!. 5' Il cgsrs ,- T ;, .. ''' "
inIr>>S hyr r-t, 14ri5 az ai~ o.
Nr, ! Hnnt.yys. >'r;hnr.i. canned 'ruit wltho1t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
d + AT Ii :.

At Wakefield Sept -. Mrs. EfTlINEI. JOSI y aged
- years.
At waItstirld, SEPT ~ Miss FLORA BAIRD. aged n
years.
In Stannard, Sept = IA. of heart lesease. CAIISTA
". BROWN, i. of Chester Brown a.-.i5 - wear.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
Vermont News.
(IIITFE\DE\ COUNTY

Vermont News.
CHIrTENDE\ COUNTY.
The Free Ple<s SAYS: The "Grccnbach parry
IN Vermont has Is mead Il lratrro IN J X. Forests
hat at Wmo,skt. The rcdoubt.ble Forest rromi-e-
to issue an electoral ticket and probably Cooper
and lay Wal get one vote IN Vermont
Its stated lht over Thirty five million feet OF
lumber have lccn eAteIci al burlington thl- year,
and before the close "i the season hiteen millions
more VIII probably be uni 'alei Last ycar b
millions were stocked! rae largest am ,unt ever
brought Wa IN l>7i when l.3noo,olo lie twcre
ported.
CALCDDNlA COUNTY.
\ little boy IN st. Jonnabury conclu icdD change
his diet, and swallowed on eight penny n but
harm resulted.
{. l. Bailey OF sutton Ina, Il eat which Ia, re-
ncwed her youth. At - years Of aye She lost her
teeth and va. good Tor nothing f'r yea when
she had a set Of teeth throughout and now at
tend, to her regular daily hunt
Essen COUNT
Essex claims the champion baby, the cniI OF
Mrs. Mict q Don hcrty. The ina, thing weighed
nineteen pounds at huth.
FRAN lII\ COUNTY
The trl.d of afro the IIIsi-ltc murderer, viii
commence il the rankin County Cour At i. III
bans, " cine.laY.
Charles :. Forbes OF t. Aloan- la, Issued neat
little PAM ct sketch OF The Ransom -u:t..;- OF that
place, their late trIp to the Centennial, which
appears 10 be let the memtnto The VIII like to
keep AID read t. then chIl lrcn, year, hence
The FRANKLIN County Fan At ~hcldon, which
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

OF his legs, while getting out of his wag-
on, Wednesday evening, after he got home
from a religious meeting.
NORTHFIELD.-This section has been
favored highly in regard to frosts this fall
Jack has done no damage hereabout>
yet At this time Oct - vines are rs
green rs in July, except the ripening OF
age. But the bcauty-the thrilling love-
! illness of our forests. They are, in their
sublime grandeur, above and beyond com
parison with the best works of any artists
The HnderOW astronomer has been called
hntd. We would say, whoever can look
upon the present surprising loveline<s of
our forests and see no enhancing beauty
in them. must be dead to some of the best
emotions Of the human soul. Dr..
OEANGE.-Mr. b. +. Lord lost :: val
liable gold watch, while ut the Centennial
Exhibition. Supposed to be the work Of
pichpockct~.
X. A. BrunclI an evangelist from the
West. has been holding Il series of meet
iny| here. with good success
RoNEI KY-Thc Summit House la,
again changed hands, the purchaser being
Doral Spalding and John Colby, and as
both are energetic young men much is ex-
/ pected of them and no doubt they will
keep Il good house. Mr.. Philandcr
Wiley, Ohe late manager of the hottl)
will be remembered by all who have tested
his hospitality rs we'll rs numerous friends
Mr.. Wiley removes to his old house, and
4 friend will always be certain of finding
a welcome seat around his warm hearth
fire, we are sure he leaves with, is he
merits, the best wishes of all
\ team from Canada WAS sold to differ
cnt parties here. the possession proving not
of long enjoyment,a sheriff appearing Mon
day who claims the property which was
stolen, the thief fleeing South. Russ Flint
says he is ont SD dollars, blt saws it is
not l0-. t0v he considers the Frenchman' :
hide worth that and he is bound to have
it; ut all events the State of Vermont will
probably deal with him, for Hank Morris,
O w. circuit and Il live French Officer arc
after The culprit >harp
About twenty-five left for the Centenn
al. from Warren yesterday, taking the
cars At RoXbury.
WI>r RA>pnlru-lh old buildings
on the lot designed for the new Bap,i>,
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NJ S,tND -. - Il Y. RGWEL.. co. New York, f. r
q OF I0U lists OF 5000
paIere n : cstiuiates showing cost % advertising
Mlayl
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I LIBERATION NOTICE..

tbs IL To c.tt;t that ha. t4s dig rt,ch Il s,Il
Char es G. Ealkh.St. his 'lnrlng the ilnrr If
his minority, sial! claim Of his
pay auy debts OF his CONTRACTING after this date
CHARLES PAIkkHI hST
M0n:v.lI.r September 70, ls7f f1sa'
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CALEDONIA COUNTY,.

y little boy IN st. Jonnsbuly conclu icdp chang"
his diet and swallowed on eight penny II but
II harm ultcd.
c. l. Bailey OF sutton Ina, eat which Ia, re-
cwed her youth. At II years Of age She lost her
teeth and va. good tor nothing f'r a year when
She had new set Of teeth throus but and now al
tends to her regular daily hunt
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~ ItN tDI\ [ \
FRAN MIN .,DI\ \

E->cl claims the champion baby, the chill
Mrs VI ict q Don .hcrtv. The ina. thing weigh
nineteen pounds at huth.
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ID Arms East rutpelier, three fat sheep lSt
and > l.
III II ElS Lnu.pclpr one at
4 u Arms East Moutprller. 2d W
ii III Martin East Nofltpptr three fat lambs lIt u,
A ID Arms East Moltpe-r 81, IN
CLASS OIHTH SWINE.
e X Gray. East Montpelier, buarl~t,
!: J. Andrews, Berlin, "a.
II Alexander. Berlin, pigs, LIST. u
G X Gray. ID, : IN
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HTAEk w. GRA1'S ESTATE

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MARVIN HEkbl.1
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01
BASIS OF ASSESSMENT.

The following basis of assessment of
personal property was agreed upon at
the assessors meeting March 18th, 1876 ::
Horses-1 class, s75; 2, $50; 3. $50 /;
4, SIS. Two year olds, $25 to SIS; one
year olds. $40 to SIS.
Cattle. to $65 per yoke.
Cows7sS to SlS each. Four year old
steers, SIS to s35 each; 8 year old, sl3
to s25 each; 2 year old, s. to SIS; l
year old, 81 to So. Heifers, l year old,
81 to 50. Texas year old steers $l4 to
$50; 3 year old steers, $40 to $40. Ma
tive year old heifers, S. to $40. Texas
year old steers, Sc to $14; l year old
steers and heifers, So to s..
Mules and Asses-$15, $35, so, $50.
Sheeep-75c each.
Hogs-$3.50 per cwt.
Wagons-$5 to $50 each.
Carriages-all kinds, $40 to 5000.
Corn-1Oc to 15c per bushel.
Oats-1Qc to l5c per bushel.
Wheat-60c per bushel.
Bacon-Sc per pound.