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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Ni' Wi'"f'- 80 '''s
agent was shot an' hil''d 10 Nus'ln' Texas, be-
cause he ans'r'd " man 10y p'iunhelonsly solicit
ins him To nuN inc n"''c navy consists Of
ioiiA-n'e SUPP" i war "''''u l"'o u''ee squad
ton-, and lhe army Is composed OF one million
two hundred Thousand mon i hie'-l"uf'hs Of
the ddeIs u''' nave o''" '"'sht OF arranged III
ihe oonih SINCE Tue ""l "''' NDo"t i'Iha'es. coo
The Rev. da'N-"n hu''Nn"in' formerly slave
delivered ioulth OF 1"lN 'f"uon 'n Rock Island,
lll, ana T. !" M'''ne''' W"" n"' once owned him.
wr hsie"'l. l'N'- na' h"" over eighty mill
lion acres "l p"'"' H'no' Tue f"d excite
ncnt In Norther" "e"isi" 's "t lever heat.
Two hundred tons "' l'e "'' manufactured daily
JOB New Vn"'n7 nl tHe aqua ammonia process
r"f- "'e TWO ,nou-'nu 'll'e hundred aud
-eyen5 hofse' ln Tue hi'l quarter OF 1916 five
hundred hno ''i'l -hln' n"l' iihh III the cores
pondins months "l 1900 ''' inc new wool clip oi
Vermont is being Donght ny manufacturers for
twenty-five ,,n'' l'unu ''' lowest price since
ihe war inc MINES "i ''ioindo yielded, in
1850 over 'iN i"'lii'n TWO hundred and eighty
four thousand uoU"f- 'h 'n'i"ni the estimated
production i'r l''" is more IMAM ven millions.
y lThch '"n'u''n N"' s"'''el'd' n> mcin- oi %
l"r OF very large "h'o-'i''p'' SHOES 90 walking
about mh' "h lN' "ii'"" river. There are
t '''' i''l"
u-t churches 100 u''- country ANA % s proposed to
ia'se an 'lue't'nAi Ih"l 'i -lN million dollars uy
dollar contributions a new industry is being
developed 100 ii"nda' who're PARTIES are putting
uppche' made rom inc pin OF palmetto roots
They are said GOO cfreI cucnnhers.. on The 2Gth
OF june % vacant Tot on John street. Quebec, was
covered with iee aud snow to tho depth of three
iret and carts were removing % boz order that the
land might Dee hullt upon number Of yi.i-
TORS 90 ue centennial Exhibition since the open
Jug aggregate Tvs" million two hundred aud fifty
ioHr thousand ana se'eniy-iour, and cash receipts
seven hnnlicd and i'riyihree ihou-and five hum
df'd and seventy doi'ar and fifty cents Tie
number OF % dead-hclda or non-Niying visitors
therefore seven hundred aud fiNty-sx thou-
sand nine hundred ami t~cniy-ono "a Berlin
me.hanioan has Invented steam yeocIpcde
which De- said Co answer admirably The engine
BE- heated with petroleum, and being placed on
tir Two i"rN wheels doe. NOT Interfere with the
'n'en'enoeoi ue driver Brigham Young says
fhHt Ho hi- been tI hy Good. Boo % vision, that
with safe deposit and tatwitlin siN year. the
lake viii overflow if. i.f,Ls iuundatfu, tst ,s,rt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

MoRiT0wN.- imagine the democrats OF thi.
vicinity have got enough Of calling out George NJ
Fletcher, our postmaster to speak at their atih
cation meetings on the occasion Of their recent
flag raising here, they got out a crowd Of Rcpubli.
cans and democrats, and after the usual amount
Of gush about reforming Tilden and Hendricks, 81
Mr.. Fletcher was called upon. As the hour wa.
late, he declined but calls for him continuing, b,
consented TO speak, and poured such a yolley Of
red-hot shot into the prctensions Of the Democrat,
party a. made them hang their diminished head.
ia confusion Every one here, Republicans and
democrats alike confess that he made much the
best speech Of the occasion. and it is more than
limited that the lilden vote in this place will moi
be much largeron account Of his lag raising. ...
The house, barn and sheds Of Jared Kiumi' were
destroyed by fire on Monday Of this wecl, In
-ured for twelve hundred dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

A GRACELEss SoANp-A Rutland correspond
eat of the Boston Heiqid gives long account
"i The sinful transactions Of John T. lluntoon of
taat place, who Is well known in the North, South
ana East as alightnifs-rod peddler lie Is charged
with having one more wife than the law allows
ana u is said that the two women happened to
meet in New lor, hotel. when wife No. in
formed the other that she was the original Mrs
lluntoon aud the mother Of four children. VIE
NO also claimed that she was Mrs. llunioon'
Dat Immediately commenced packing her clothes
expressed much sympathy for the first wife ana
"nered her several thousand dollars worth oil dia-
lnonds which she said llnntoon had given her
me irst wife refused to accept them, and Just
then lluntoon came Ia and was somewhat sur
pflsed. lie admitted his bad conduct, but gave
vile No two hundred dollars to return home
ana She left Tor Rutland. On her way to the de-
pot tie pollcemln who accompanied her SAID he
would show her what sort OF man her husband
was and, calling at the Rogues Gallery she 81"
me portrait Of her husband. It il now alleged
''t lluntoon has settled several scrapes, IN "hiel
ne was charged with passing counterfeit money
anu That wife No . had been a confederate ~ MS
.ehemes. The first wife will apply for a divorce
linntoon Ia the son OF wealthy farmer OF hut
lAnd county, is about thirty-hye years old, OF hn'
address and fluent In speech, aud has tsuppor'e'
considerable style.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
Take the whole cataIosne OF medIcIne. aud y

Take the whole catalogue at medicine, aud you
will moi hud preparation that cures Kidney, Ganduar
and Bugt- Disease soon a. H. Ms ktAKpN. Gravel
nfnfSy Diabetes, Suppression amt incuntnence of Urine
Pains n The lille, Back and lolns, Complaints OF the Urno
GENITAL Organs and Female Irregularities cured by
IT. SIS REMEDY HrSrs REMEDY restores Ia sanitary
condition the Impaired Nerve structure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Relief.

For the sreiy seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood
and all Disorders brought by indscretons or excess
Any druggist hAs the ingredients. Addfess
WOI-b DAVIDSON a CO, BOX sed, New lork.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
3lew elhr,tisemrnfs.

4 IBIRATION NOTtCE.-Ihia BE- 10 certify that I
a have uis day gwen Ivy Horace ~. French. biz
time during The remainder ~ BIZ minority and shall claim
81 his earnings iay Any dehta contracting
after tii- date. NLilEMtAl FRENCH.
WINES }. ~ DIZZY.
South barre, July, i,la. tl-tls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

pilates aud Calisaya A Chemical f~ai and Nhttiiv'
iour This elegant and agreeable preparation cuinhine
with sound Sherry Wine la the form Of delicious
dkl the most reliable agents known for improving the aI
petite facilitating digestion. and Rssminiion II too ant
line formation ~ healthy blood II n remarkable Tor i
efficacy Ia all forms ni Dyspepsia, n all eases of Scofnlon
aud CousuptNc Diseases in adults children, In NefNou
fro-iriion and General Debility frum over eNefton OF
mind and uoiy dissipation and bad habits In Diseases s
cu,r women and IN poorly deyelolsi. drlicaie chill
dr,t. Wlu-4l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
Marriaaes.

Nrrridges and DEATHS inserted gr0iis DLifnvfs
Notices. fire cents per line, braraJly
10 berlin, July H. hy Rev. william schoneld, JOny
LANCLAW aud DORA GRAY. both " He I'm.
10 West Herkshre. July rs. by Rev ~ Lewis PfiLAN-
DIR TRACY, Jr., and MAHY NJ BuLLARD, 10th ~
NrHfma. 4. y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

TERRInIE OurIlAGE IN HYDErAHK- Mrs.
Clarinda Ferry, wife OF Sylvester Ferry, Of Hyde
park, WAS brutally outraged in corn-feld near
their home about three o'clock Saturday after
noon, b, two masked fends, both of whom ac-
complished their fell purpose upon her Mrs.
Ferry was found under AN apple-tree, bound and
gagged and insensbe. and for time was sup
posed 10 be dead The alarm was at once given,
and hundreds Of people started In search of the
brutes, but thus far no trace Of them can be
found They have been lurking in the woods in
the vicinity for several days, and fair daughter
is supposed to have been the intended victim
Further particulars say that Mrs. fcry's apron
was torn on, dirt and two stones examined into her
mouth, and the apron then tied over it, her arm
was bruised, and her legs covered with dirt; her
feet were also tied together Daring her absence,
last Wednesday, masked man confronted her
daughter at the house, who, ON being ordered
away, threatened to murder the whole family
the girl ran To n neighbours, when he escaped 10
the woods.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

ORANGE That famous Indian Doctor NIer-
riam, who has acquired an unsayory reputation in
this region, was arrested on Monday, at Orange
charged with an attempt at rape on the person of
a fourteen-y ear-old daughter Of John Cnllnm, Of
that town The girl testified that one week ago
last Saturday her father went to Montpelier and
while he was away this Merriam entered the house
and endeayored to outrage her, but failed in ac-
complaining his purpose. The affair was kept
still for a lew days, for some rea on or other and
then a complaint wa, entered Merriam was bound
over to the next term Of court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

FRE.-Charles Snyder, OF Coventry, loses six
hundred dollars by the destruction oil his barns by
lightning July nth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
cnurESpEN COUNTY

b' n'lN''"N records TWO c'-'s Oh '"us'ToNe'
one "' "u''n prove" i'uu- correspondent
''','' An o'u anu wealthy ''"Ien "' huer
u'''' "s'' "'''''s e's'N' wa. recently married 10
."e ""'l'u WIN N'o'" nc l'''S "''u lo' "''u'
'"'y years i'' was n''D'''il9 N'''i''u 10 no' "'
u'o un'o 'heii partnership 'on'l"'ho'ui pul ne h'
~ '''' u'n' WIG living J" r"s'""u' Ills Eng
's" VIE '' """ u''l' ana nus 'e,eh' marriage
was i'' ''' p"il"s' oi l' nus
u wholesome e''i' "'l 'Ne les 's''' Oh N'le 'n
u1e even, OF nus ue'''''' a. 'i'l'- ana ""eeiei
,'uD mas u'en organized va Milton WIN one nun
n''' ANU 'N'"'l Tue ""''e "' '"'n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

The latest, greatest and most reliable remedy eve
put together by uesiici science rheumatism. wounds
swelins, burns, csked breast, etc. a the Centanr Ln
ment. There two kinds What the White Lininent q
Tor the human family the Yellow CenAur Linnent l. fo
NLmn llIna mud arILn.l lnrsaa md lulA. As
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

There need lac pain where Cenutur Linment b
u-et Burns and scllds healed without khcu-
masm, Spains amt most flesh bone and muscle ailments
can be- absolutely cured, There kinds The White
Centaur Eminent H. Tor family Use the Yellow fuf
horses and animals. will convince tile ncrei-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

PRoBArE CoURr-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington during the week ending July oath,
1876 July 1sth-Fmsklin S Bliss estate, admin
stration account referred to August i5th Henry
Lee Slayton's estate, administration account al
lowed and decree made Timothy Sullyan's es-
tate administration account allowed. July I'D
Lucinda Cutters estate, administration account
referred to August 1ith. July 2ith-Bezaleel
Spaldngs estate, appointment Of A. n. 'Iilden,
S NJ. Hldreth and Henry Jones, commissioners
Of division Of reyersion OF dover aud c. A. Tracy,
agent for absent heirs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Castoria perfect substitute for Castor on, without
any objections, Il pleasant take does
not nauseate OF grpe. For CostNenss a any age, bn
especially for Sour stomach. Wind Cole Worms and III,
Di.Orerei bowels Of Children the effective rem
ry In existence. II b. harmless, u Is reliable and II u
cheap. WrIl-t3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

A Car SucKrSG MANS BnEArn. The Mo-
berry, Missouri, Enterprise Monitor says "Mr.
French member Of the 'lhorne dramatic troupe,
playing an engagement In this city, retired 10 rest
a a. an cary ho.f' auu soon ~ lnto deep
was aroused by feeling Of oyerpOwerng OPP
pressyeness and suifocatiun, aud was Mortified To
lind that huge eat was sitting ON his breast and
condition, 80 much so thai he was unable 10 shake
OH the vampire fend attacking him Struggle
~ he would, the eat only fastened its claws the
deeper into his chest aud went vn at IL horrible
feast, Ills groans aud cries OF agony, however,
fortunately Brought some neghboring lodgerr 10
his relief, and he was rescued from his irghtfnl
position Even then they were compelled Ia turn
him out OF bed aud roll him over and over ON the
floor before the eat could be made to release its
hold and abandon It's purpose. Mr.. French \ face
and chest, In the morning, bore frightfnl evidences
of his terrible battle with the monster
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BARTON LANplNG.--An
extensive fire occurred at Barton Landing, ON the
night of the 18th inst, which destroyed two large
stores and several dwellings, with barns aud out
buildings. The fire originated in the roof Of Flint
Brothers Co. = block and communicated at once
with Austin, Joslyn \ Co. block. No effort was
made to save these buildings, but attention was
turned to saving some Of the goods and furniture,
and also to protect the surrounding buildings
Austin, Joslyn & Co are the heaviest losers, los
ing large store and many goods. Flint brothers,
Co, druggists, lose one thousand two hundred
dollars, but their loss is covered by Insurance
l.. d. Wilson, druggist; Mrs. J. J.. Sarle millin-
cry c, J. Rowe attorney, library and furniture;
A. d. Bigelow, house and barn; Dennison Stat
ford house and two barns c. H. Green, fumi-
ture; C. 5 skinner, store, house and goods W.
c. whitney, livery stable; l. W. Hildreth and
George Churchill, furniture. The total loss is
estimated at sixty Thousand dollars, with some
thirty-five thousand dollars insurance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Brrru sARKEr - There was a fair attendance
at the St Adams butter market or Tuesday The
receipt, were large, and the market quiet and
firm There is no special change Ia note from
last weeks prices, except for strictly gilt edged,
which would sell from one Ia two cents per pound
higher there being very little OF this class of but
ter coming forward. We quote good at eighteen
cents choice, nineteen To twenty-five cents ;
gilt edged twenty-thrce 10 twenty-f -four cents per
pound, with occasional sales at a higher price
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Moiuus,utE Rev. g. D. Montgomery and
family arrived here last Thursday bringing with
them native girl Who Is converted Armenian.
....A severe storm of rain accompanied with
wind passed over us Thursday of last week break.
other damage .. Iclok & Adams are getting
out timber for u dam To replace the one washed
out last spring. ....A womeu's missionary society,
auxiliary To The Womaus Board Of Missions, has
been formed here and will meet at the ycstry Of
the Congregational church, Thursday afternoon,
expecting au address from Mrs g.. b Montgomery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Mothers can secure health for their children and rest
for themselves BY the Of Castnra perfect substitute
for castor OIL Il absolutely harmless, and Is pleasant
10 take ~ honey. For wnd-olc, stomach worms
constipation, young Old there nothing existence
like it, II is certain Il Is speedy II is cheap. wcs5-5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

'IIt 'i",n anu fftthis io'ibh y m"H"ea
d reliable. For ftArtEs BLAckuEADs or fLtsnwuRhs
ask your druggist for fRRRY's CoMFDosF and flArLF
RKNEpN, the isfALltBLE skIS medicine consult Dr. H.
g. fERRri Dermatoogist ~ Bond ST., New York Wii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

WuLIAMsToWN The heavy thunder storm Of
last Thursday did considerable damage ia our
town. The lightning struck the Congregational
parsonage. going down the chimney, causing some
disturbance, but not iuiuring any one 1t also
struck and killed two COWS for Joel llersey and
two colts Tor +. C Smith, Ralph pittys potato
field was also struck, killing the vines for two or
three rods entering the hills and throwing ont the
potatoes William : Becket's barn was struck
but not mucl damage was done.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

DuNnum.-The summer term Of the school
taught by Miss l.. b. Scott in District No. .,
closed July 9Th with good degree Of success.
The following list embraces the names Of those
who had neither absence nor hardness Annie G.
smith, Willie Smith, Eugene Davis, Eta Hayden,
Patrick Mack Much credit is due to the teacher
for her efforts to gain o regular attendance OF her
Scholar only two being tardy the entire term;
four prizes were offered as an indictment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Hairs Vegetable Siciiian Hair Remover re-
moves seud and all Impurities fiom the scalp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

skin like monumental alabastcr NAV he at
taied uY using bLENN's LrrH SuAr, which does away
with the necessity sulphur Baths Tiy ladies', II h
genuine beauther, and very economical
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Howl scALt WORKS. Al the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Brandon Manuiaotur-
ing Company, held at brandon Friday OF last
week, John b. Page, Of Rutland WIS elected a
director Gov Page succeeds \. T. Spr,gue, Jr,
who has had charge Of the works for several years
The meeting without further completing the cleo
ton Of officers, adjourned till Tuesday, August
LIST 1t is understood that Colonel George A
Merrill il 70 he the manager Of the business
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
4 Question Answered.

EihtotN. Wofcbnoa
Allow me- through your columns to answer an
oitrepoatcd question ~ me during the last two
months, viz Are you going to leave your pro.
fesson 20 attend to lccturiug7 answer, No,
but intend to follow Il Tor livelihood, hoping a.
do that thosc who have heretofore desired or
may hereafter desire m, professional .crs ices.
will find mc read, 81 900 times to attend to any
business entrusted to uc. without fear that I
shall mot, on nll o,ca-on.. be- va propor condition
Of mind or hody 60 attend iu the same Co the best
Of my ability NJ, office /. located in S,mn r
block, south Main street. rpms SO 3 aud
Taking this occasion to thank the people boo all
rarts Of the state where hn,c hoen called dttinr
The PAST few months. Tor thoir uniform lIudlc.s.
sympathy and Indulgence extended to me wler.
ever have been, on 900 occasions the rccolloc-
ton OF which will ever be- cherished 10 my mem
Dry as one of the brightest, " NOT Ne, brightest
recoIIcctons Of my lifc-and asking au insertion
Of this in your columns. am your obedicut SER
want j. J.. DruNNr.
MAJ, Of our readers know so well the great
value Of Arnold's lalsam, which We advertise ON
the fourth Iage This week, that no word Of com
mondation from us is needed but Ia those who
have never used &c We can most heartily RECON-
mend as a most certain cure for simmer oim-
plants. aud the diseases Of the bowels so liable o.
all at Obi. season We think the advice Of the
propretor 10 The public, TO have ga bottle OF
Amods htl-am in every family, should be fol-
lowed hV uur readers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

MArEnnuRY A tourist went down with a
party % visit Indian Falls, on the Winoosld river
last Friday, aud while trying to see how near be
could come to the edge of the prccipice without
going over, something wa- heard to drop ia the
water thirty feet below lie WAS rescued without
serious injury having fortunately escaped the
Jagged rocks on every side
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

TnE SEcoND DISTRICT Town Republican, conn
mittees IN the Second Vermont Congressional Dis
trict will please notice that they are required by
the district committee To call in the erl towns
q caucus Of Republicans, at the usual place of
holding freemens meetings, on Saturday, August
18th at four o'clock, p NJ for the choice Of dele
gates 10 the convention at White River Junction
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
Vermont state News.
nr>Srvaov corSrv

w NNNNfHANfN f'NN NJ
DutufnN is raging 10 puwnal To- most
dreaded form ...T Two large barns belonging to
T. p Luther. In North Dorset were burned Mon
day night Of last week The barns contained
about twenty tons Of hay and were insured. one
Tor two hundred and the other for four hundred
dollars The hay was covered hs insurance
Cause of hic unknown. hc barn Of llcur,
% Hare boo Manchester. was burned m.t Thurs
ia, evening. together with some hay, a nice hog
also farming utensils etc, belonging IN David B
smith, The former owner Of the premises. Two
horse. we're taken ont, which were badly burned
but they ma, recover There was small iusur
ance ON the building in The Farmers Mutual
Cause OF the fire unknown.
cALapoNn corNry
souE of the st. Iohnsbnry people aie moving
in thc matter of organizing at that place an Epi--
cop,lan church, with a good prospect Of success
...J w. willard, OF ST. john-bury, was pros
tmted D., .un-toke, the iatl and lies In cru-
ral condition Dana Phillips Of sheffield, fell
FROM barn. the other day and received serious
injuries John T. Lcgarc, who cloped two
weeks ago with the wife Ut oliver NoUillc of
Beeaucour f. q, was arrested ia st. Johu-bnry
last week Tuesday ieplead guilty 10 the charge
of adultery and was committed 10 Jail in default
The woman having scyerltmal children was
allowed 90 return 20 Canada ....st lohusbury Is
the only large town in the state that has no re-
iouu club They Say they do mot need reform
iu-.... ONE W *. Montgomery, uf sheffield. who
Ieit that place ah1ut year ago. was found dead
recently near Wcstrroy y. y, and IL b. supposed
be was murdered lie was not man oi roput-
nIeriaratter aud hf. ,,ffo t.I mai NU..,, 81 li.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
Washington County Republican Convention

MAc,2,MhnIRJ roen
~. u FOSTER. '"Wmfiif'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

pi-rmcr CoNNtNrioN. Tile Republican Dis
trict Convention for tie nomination OF member Of
Congress in the second District Is called to meet
at White River junction on Thursday, August
18th Il Is understood that the names If Hon
George Howe Of Brattleboro and Col j. b Mead
Of Randolph will be brought forward as contest
ant. against Mr. Denison
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

SUICIDE -IIubtar Hathaway, Of the English
mills, 10 Woodstock, committed suicide >atur-
day morning Of last week by hanging himself in
the borse shed, where he WAS found boy his wife
lie was about siHty--iN years old, and Of a mel
ancholy disposition though oi good habits and
had some property lie leave, a wife and one
H4uuhfar