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Doubtful Antecedents.

Considerable has come out since the ar
rest of the two women for passing counter
felt money, of their past history. Betsey
Hewitt is said to have been born and
brought up in Brandon, and to have been
married fifteen years ago TO b. F. Hewitt,
of Fort Edward. Hewitt came to Rutland
yesterday and visited his wife. 1t is said
he has beea ia trouble twice In Fort Ed
ward for passing counterfeit money, and
that be has former wife now living in
Whipple Hollow.
The other womans name Cor at least one
OF them) is Dell Martin, and she came
from a town near Fort Edward.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l1ss.
Tramps ore increasing in the country
towns.
In the customary observance Of Fast day
no paper will be issued on Saturday morn
ing.
Village election April Goth. The warn
ing will be found in our advertising col
umns.
The veriflcation Of the predictions OF the
weather bureau, during the past year, have
averaged 81 per cent.
The mail box that has formerly been
placed at the Bates corner has been re-
moved to Morse's corner, opposite.
Yesterday was Holy Thursday, the feast
commemorative of the institution Of the
Holy Eucharist in the Catholic church.
A subscription paper was in circulation
In West Rutland yesterday, for fire en-
CINE, headed by Dir. Chalon Blanchard,
800.
The season is rapidly approaching when
the Importance of the sewerage question
will be appreciated by a large class of our
residents
THE WEEKLY GLoB. issued to day, has
wide range Of the best reading, and all
there has been Of importance in news dur
ing the week.
Mcclure and Hall, who have this week
opened new store in Mutual exchange
block, have just sold a splendid Weber
piano to A. W. Gray of Middletown.
The tables have been completely turned
In the Emma mino investigation. General
Schenck, instead of being investigated now
appears in tho role of successful investi-
gator.
The New York Times hiss Investigated
the subject of the cost of living 10 that city
and fluids that person can live nine per
cent cheaper there now than he could three
years ago.
The Troy and Boston road has made the
mer steel rails, which they will immediate
ly begin to put down on their road. The
work Of laying the rails will commence at
the Vermont and New York line.
Ths wife Of General Butler, who died
last Saturday, was formerly resident in
Dandy, in this county, and Weston, Wind
sor county. She was formerly an actress
and made her debut at the Park theater
New York, IN 1887. She left the stage in
1s42, and was soon after married to Gen.
Butler.
"The Emma mine Investigation is 'fritter-
ing out The committee on foreign af
fairs, in disgust, left Mr.. Hewitt in charge
and Trenor W. Park has roasted thu
blackmaller, Lyon, and his friend John
son"
We copy from the New York Star ,
notice of Madame De Ruyther, so fsvora
bly, known here
Madame Julie De Ruyther, by far thu
sweetest soprano in any OF our church
choirs, announces concert late in thi
month, at Chickerng hall, on Fifth ave
nue. The fair lady will be ably seconded
by long list of admitted talent, but chief
est among them all her own peerless voict
will necessarily be the great attraction.
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Miles Story Confirmed.

Sheriff John Bailey, IT,, OF Wells River,
the officer who arrested Mil in New York
eity and brought him to Vermont fer trial
for his connection with the Barre bank bur-
slsry, was IN town yesterday, and called at
The GLOBE Office. He stated that he had
read tho account OF the interview with
Miles, as published in Thursdays GLOBE
that he has frequently conversed with
Miles relative to the Washington safe bur-
glary, having been told by the Washington
officers that Miles was the man that COM
nittsd the burglary; that Miles had repeat
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VILLAGE OF RUlLAND-ANNUAL
MEETING.

The legal voters OF the village OF Rutland are
hereby notified thar IN annual meeting OF said
village win be held at the town hail. on Wssh-
ington street, on Wednesday, ApIil 2dth, 1876,
at O'Clock p. M 10 act on the following bust
ness:
1. To elect. by ballot, moderator clerS, treas
urer, collector, judge or the municipal
court, and seven trustees, one nom each
ward
O. To hear the report OF the trustees, water
commissioner and chief engineer
s. To choose "a water commissioner.
L. To chose O chief engineer assistant engln-
Ger, and second assistant ENGINEER.
s. To choose an auditor,
9. To see II he village wiz vote tax 10 pay
the debt and current expenses OF the year
ensuing.
2. To see II the village viii alter or amend any
OF its bylaws or ordinances, or make any
new by laws.
9. To transact any other business necessary.
Polls Will be open from two I'LL nye O'Clock
p. m.
Rutland. April i4th, 1876. dtd
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More Post Traders.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
VIM. Hartman testified before Cymer's
committee that he was a post trader at
Fort Rice and had an interest at Standing
Rock. He was removed by the secretary
of war in July, 1874, and sold out to Or
vile Grant received note signed by
Bounaffore to order of and endorsed by
Orvile Grant for 81 63S, which is still I'M
paid.
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eddy told him the story substantially rs
published in THE GLOBE that Miles relied
on his connection with that conspiracy and
Babcock's knowledge of 1t, to obtain par
don aud that frem his knowledge of Mles
ne has no doubt that Miles tells the truth.
The sheriff seems to think that Miles has
lost his "regard for Babcock personally"
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Highway Tax BOohs.

We desire to call the attention OF town
selectmen to O very neat and convenient
blank, for the use OF selectmen in towns
in making up highway bills This is de-
signed to supersede the old-fashoned and
inconvenient tax bills in sheet form here
tofore used, and will be found much more
desirable for the use of the surveyors We
invite the orders of seectmen Of all towns
in Vermont. Price, rs cents per dozen
copies. GLOBE PAPER Co.
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L. X. Lippincott Fled.
WASHINGTON. April

" ARLINGTON, April 10.
L. X. Lppincott, "Grsce Greenwood's"
husband, late Chief clerk of the general
land office, who was summarily dismissed
By Secretary Chandler some weeks ago,
TOR defraudng the government by means
Of fraudulent Chippewa land scrip, is mis-
sing. Lippincott was indicted by the grand
jury here, but before he could be arrested
fed A full investigation of his rascality
showed he was paid about S25 900 for pass
ing 1000 fraudulent claims for Chippewa
land scrip through the general land office.
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A Blaine Convention.

LYNoHBURo, Va, April ID.
The state convention organized pcrman-
emily by the election of Hon. j. 3. Sener
as chairman. Resolutions were adopted as
reported by the committee on resolutions,
and also resolution OF preference for
Blaine. Resolutions endorsing Mor on's
course were adopted as compliment to
him
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Personal.

Hon. Luke 2. Poland is at the ST. Nicho-
las hotel, New York.
The Cooperstown, n. y, Freeman's
Journal says that whcn the late Samuel
court, was OF the bench, he uniformly re-
fused all the railroad and steamboat passes
sent to him. He always paid his fare, as
he said there was an improperly in doing
otherwise.
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CUTTING In Rutland, April 18th Mrs. Sarah
A. Cutting, widow Of the late S. ID. cut ting
OF Chester, aged aged 81 years and months.
Funeral at No. 10. Main street, this Friday
afternoon at O. O'Clock.
SARdEANT---In Chester, April 18th, Phineas
Osguoa Sergeant, aged 81 years.
Funeral services from his late residence on
Saturday, at O'Clock p. m. Friends invited.
UPHAM-ln Claremont, n. IL, April llth, Ella
abeth W. wife OF James +, pnam.
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AN UNLUcKY MAJOR,

The committee appointed by the chair
man of the exposition hail grand mass
meeting Tuesday night, waited GA Major
Colvin to-day and requested bis resignation.
The major made no RESPONSE to the request
but desired the committee to submit the
request, together with the reasons therefor,
ID writing.
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that the Es,ey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 60.Ooo
being In use, anc notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly 1900 org ms every
month. They are not only the best and heap.
est, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says 10 the contrary,
don't you believe 1t. but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE q. DAY,
nov12dkwIy Rutland, Vt.
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HOI IDAYS.

EOI IDAYS.
LONDON, April 13.
Tomorrow and Monday next will be
complete holidays in London, and Friday,
Saturday and Monday will be similarly Oh.
served in Liverpool.
THE HOLY LAND.
The Jewish Chronicle says that Turkey
Is considering proposition OF the Jewish
bondhelders, in conjunction with some
other denominations. to exchange their
brods for land in Syria.
GRAY, THE FoRGER.
William E. Gray, the New York forger,
was arraigncd at the Bow street police
court, before Justice Vaughan, to-day.
The dispositions of the officer who appre-
hended HIM and of one witness, who knew
Gray in New York, were read and sworn
to. Gray was remanded until HAY 20, to
await the arrival of the American officer,
who is now on his way here.
RUSSIA FRIENDLY TO THE TURKISH INsuR-
GENTS.
A TimesIBerln dispatch reports that
Wesselitzly, after officially communicating
Gortshakoff's message to the insurgent
chiefs and receiving their refusal, resumed
the character Of travelling philanthrophi,t
Scla7onlc advices represent that the assem-
bled chiefs appointed him the diplomatic
representative of the rebellion. These re-
port, show the confidence of the rebels in
their Russian friends, Notwithstanding the
refusal OF the Russian government to pro-
mote the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Turkey.
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Blaine and Brist0w.

Nav YORK, April Is.
Dispatches from Lynchburg, Va, say
the committee on credentials in the state
republican convention stands two-thirds in
favor OF Blaine and Bristow against Conk-
ling and Morton. After q long wrangle
over contested seats last night, the Blaine
delegates were seated.
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Fast Day Services.

The union services will be held In the
Congregational chapel at eleven o'clock
this morning. Addresses will he delivered
by Rev. J. X. Richardson and Rev. j. G.
Johnson.
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To the People Of Rutland and Vicinity.
My creditors and friends have fully real
lied my petition for Inc last six weeks,
and by their unexpected kindness, brother
ly advice, and help, | am permitted again
to open my store. TO them tender my
most sincere thanks and to you | would
say you will End me at the old place, No
10 Center street, reaoy and willing 10 wait
on all who may favor me ~i.h call.
Hoping soon to see you all at No. IL
Center street, remain. yours truly,
FRANCIS FEM.
Stop that cough Cure that cold Ken
dall's Pectora Balsam will do it. Try it.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Kew York Stock and Money Market.

Kew York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. April Is.
Money loaned up to ~ and closed at sa3h
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper o96 per cent.
sterling exchange is quiet AZ 1854 and AssL.
Gold opened and closed at ll3t, with sales IN
the interim at llB3s.
Clearlngs ~ the Gold Exchange ssS $50, 900.
Custom receipts, 1894 600.
Treasury disbursements, t3,00
Governments steady.
state bonds steady and nominal.
Railroads bonds and steady.
Stocks opened quiet and subsequently be-
came frmer, but after the FIRST board the mar
ket was much depressed. The greatest decline
ssX TO CO.,. Lake Shore followed with de-
Glide from 5s'. 10 6oS. Erie declined from Is to
Paul common fiom Az. TO a9'.. preferred from
66Js TO 6s,., Northwest common ON AK TO
500. prefer, from SiN to 6os, N. J. Central
90. advanced TO Gsh, but subsequently became
weak and under the pressure OF sales declined
TO G5h During the last hour OF business the
Gro of !. 70 = per cent: Sc. Paul common re-
covered from s9i. to 4oG, Lake shore from 56k
TO sos. closing at 561., Northwest common
Erie t,' from lo. 70 i6'., ohios from 1917 to io.'
Michigan southern from a6S TO BOY, n. Y. Cen
taal from 99h TO 69]3, western Union from 6oA
to 65X, St Paul preferred from 65', TO 66A,.
Rock Island Union Pacific and Paclhc Mall
closed at tbs lowest point OF the day
Tie transactions III stocks to-day Aggregated
24l,000 shares. The principal dealings were ~
follows
Erie, $4,000 Lake shore, 5000 Pacine Mail,
1900; st. Paul llloo; preferred $500; Western
Union, a, ESQ; Northwestern. 10000 preferred,
1900; ohios, GAS Michigan Central, 400.
Gold closed NJ 1l3'f.
Money closed at 3.
Governments active and steady.
State bonds nominal.
stocks active spd unsettled
The following aio the closing quotations
U. s. IS 81 req. ...i2l'i Harlem -. .......lN
U. s. 6s 81 coup. ..1224 DO pref.... LIB
U. =. 5-2os "a coup. Hlchig an Central. b6H
U. +. 5-20s 80 OLD. .llsS Panalna :........l17S
u. 5. 5e0s 65 neville Union Pacinc..... S3N
U. =. 5-2Os '67.....12ls Lake Shore Mich
U. s. 5-29s '6s. .....l221 igan southern. 5at
q. =. IS new.......nsk Illinois Central.... %
U. 3. l0-4os reg. ...lllk Cleveland & Pitts
CURRENCY q ' Is. U ~. Us chicaso North "
Delaware and uud- western. ........ aoh
son Canal.,.....ll5H 10 prei.... QUA
Csntou............. IS Cleveland, Column
Consolidated Coal. AN bus & Cin....... 63
Cumberland. :. So N. j. Central 99H
Western Union TEL Rock Island. =. ,lot.s
egraph.. eot NIL. St faul..... 5sA
Quicksilver. $780," u 40 pref. 65S
Pacific Mail. 49,. llN Chicago & Alton; los
Adams Express. .l0IH 40 pref..lo9
Wells, Fargo & Co. ssls Deli Lack. West litI
American NJ U. EX- y, h. 3D.. llsS
of press. s'a'eS @ 7ox Genital Psco... ioS
New York Central Union Pacific. .losk
and X Il. ...1l2If Exchange long. .Ss1k
Erle.'..'.. ...... ION uo hhort Nv
DO pref....... 30
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From Chicago.
WHISKY GASES.

CHICAGO, April 10.
In the United States court to-day, pro-
ceedugs in forfeiture were entered by the
government against tho distillers G.. Hal
son, G. Russell, Parker L. Mason, Meserole
& Co., and Stewart. Meserole pleaded
guilty TO one count OF the indictment
against him.
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WITHOUT A PARALLEL1-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use Of "Shilohs Consumption Cure"
are without parallel In the hlst"ry Of
medicine. Those who disbelieve this and
nave occasion to try il, Can tie convinced
without expense 10 th' nsrvee. Its sue
cess is so wonderful and sure that we .tll
1t on a guarantee In cure Consumption,
Bi"nchits. Coughs, IL anene-s. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group In these Cases
n any Lung trouble. dolt fail 10 Try il, it
nay save your lite, Will il viii Cost Won
olhing # it gives You ne relief. Call at
ne dru. Store of A. W. HgE,i S. Ri band,
Rice s. Co., Cssilerun. " sweet, t'Arha-
ven, I'r Mc.ker & D. Csc pb p 'hey,
elsewhere hy d'~lfr- ssu'rrlY ald le' II
risl bottle Tor 10 centA, CT u rsuiar eize
Tor so Gems or Sl.00
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Mrs. Buffers Funeral.

LOWELL, April Is.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Gen. Butler took
place this afternoon. Public service was
held at st. AIMS church. The floral de-
corations were many aud elaborate and an
immense concouIso were present
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Western Snow Storm.

Iowa CRY, April IS.
A heavy snow storm extending along the
Missouri river from 81. Josephs and Fort
Sul.y ON the north is now raging. No par
ticular damage to crops is anticipated The
sowing of wheat all over the state is at
present suspended. The Missouri river is
rising.
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The $4,000 Robbery Suit.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The jury in the case of w. II. Ottman,
implicated in the treasury robbery, have
disagreed and been discharged. 1t Is I'M
derstood they stood Ave for conviction and
seven for acquittal.
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NOTICES
PAIGE HGGSE.,
Center Street, Corner Wales.

NchIcF SsfCGI, COTHeF w .tICS.
". r. PAIGE, Proprietor
This house is comparatively new is well
furnished and in excellent order through
out. 1t contains one hundred and twenty
five rooms, and il the largest and most
conveniently arranged house in town.
With my experience of several yesrs as
landlord of the Bates house, recently
burned, and with iirst-class help in every
department, | feel confident that | can
make the Paige house the most popular
and widely known hotel in Vermont.
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spring Opening.

MISSES soUTHwICK AND ATWOOD,
Would announce that Miss Atwood is in
New York selecting patterns for the Spring
aud Summer, and would be pleased to have
their friends call and examine the same on
Saturday. April 10Th, when they will find
a choice and stylish assortment.
aprlstlw
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Gen, McDonald's Heavy Sentence,

Sr. LOUIS, April 10.
Ger. John McDonsld was sentenced by
Judge Treat OF the United States district
court, to 90 years in the penitentiary, and
IS, 000 fine.
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The Safe Burglary.

NEW YoRK, April 10.
Washington dlspat hes state that the
testimony of Special Trea ,u'y Agent Madge
before the house judiciary conn iltee yes
terday, 20 III hrs tending to implicate
ex-Gov. Shepherd in the safe burglary Case.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAa DEPARTMENT.,
a.. :. d. s-,,, n.rn.r lr1,v. ~

WAa DEPARTMENT,
CFFICB or THE CuIRF SIGNAL OFrICBB.
WARRINGTON. April Ill a. m.
For the middle and eastern states, fall
ing barometer, southeast and southwest
winds, partly cloudy weather, stationary or
higher temperature, and possibly local
rains.
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Fire.

CHEsTERTowN, N. Y, April l3.
The block occupied by Pickens & Bra
ley, merchants, and Armstrong & Coyle,
lawyers, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss GIT 500 insurance, $4,000.
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Pyle. Dio,.,ic sa,erntus.

Universally acknowledged the best in
use. Each pound bears the name of JAMES
PYLE. None genuine without
July 9dsw1y.
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Postoffice To-Day.

To-day being Fast Day, the postofiice
outside door will be closed from to p.
m. During the remaining hours of the
day the office will 10 open as usual
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The Webb Jury Disagree.

New York. April 10.
In the suit of the U ted States against
James Watson w b, the jury to-day dis
agreed and were discharged.
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Barney Williams Dying.

New YORK April 10.
Barney Williams is reported at the point
death from pneumonia.
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'ghOusnnd. of Untuuctinns.

Thousands OF uDjuUctions. The cold
catching community. thousands OF them are
serving perpmptory injunetlOhs on their ougbs
and catarrh IN the shape OF daily and nightly
doses OF Hale's Honey or Horehound and Tar.
lhe paroxi sms are silencsd in IS hours. sold
by all druggists. apl l2d&waw
Pixies Toolhache drops euro IN minute.
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MORSE Bros. Pharmacy.
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CoasTANTfooPLR April ID
The Leyant Herald reports that the
plague is increasing at Bsgdad, where,
March 20, 80 new cases and 10 deaths were
reported.
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By Cable.
ARRIVED OUT

SOUTHAMPTON, April 10.
The steamship Uapsburg from New
York.
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81 200 PROFIT ON SlO(

Made any day In rui> ASD CALL. lnye.t &C.
coIding 10 Your mt; ms 10 80 o. 800 In
STOCK Privileges, has brought = smsll Tor une
a. the careful inye tor. NJ adyts- when and
how TO operate safely. i.O,k ia full infor-
matluh 81 nj nee. Address orders bA mail aud
Telegraph u 1AXtAE 4 90.
BANKERS and Broken, n Wall street, n. Y.
lan2sd&wly
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"HAoKMETACK'' a new ana delightful
derfune sod 10y the ahuvs dealers. elae-
where by dealers ger e'aly d&wly
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PICTURE FRAMING,

GEND 25c. t. q e. kOWtLL Il Co,
~ New York, for pamphlet OF 10 ptgee, con
tAiptng lists OF eco new phpcit,h U IS mates
allowing cost Of adv. T. M mar3ht~iy
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ADvENr.-Rev. q. $. Mathewson, pastor.
Preaching at 1oH O'Clock n. m. and ~ O'Clock
?. M
CosGREGATIoSAI,-Rev. E. It. Hooker, pastor.
Preaching at 10Y O'Clock a. m, and G>S O'Clock
y. m.
EPIsooPAI-Rev. w. @. Davenport, rector
Preaching at the Liberal Christian church at
O'Clock p. m.
MBTH0pIsT--Rev. NJ. Tator, pastor, Preach.
ing at i0& o'clock a. IN. and at 81 O'Clock p. m.
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Clio Rutland Daily 0lohs
FRIDAY, APRIL IA. 1876.


Adye,tis.,s ,c,i peas. hand IN their matter at a,
esrsy an hour IN the afternoon "a Convenient. By
~ long thsy cfu eice ia tins to arrange and
op.rly dtsnlay fh.,a, than ~ toAsn Of lGt hotr
Tho circulation OF the "Daily Globe" 10 equal
to, IL not in excess Of, any other daily nowspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation of the
"woelkly GlObs" is q half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont; and more than the combined circulation
Of all tho other wesklies in Rutland county.
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GEE AT POSTOFFICE SAMPLE of
- japanese PAPER Carpeting framed. Re-
tailed by Cand.ish nadaway.
CHAS. 7. HARRIS CO.
General Agents.
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ADVENT CuuRcH.-services Sunday at 1850
and 100 q. m. Sunday School Mt 1900 IN. Seats
free.
BAPTIST. services at lo.45 n. m. and 90 p. m.
Rev. j. X. Richardson viii preach sabbath
school at lam Prayer meeting at 600 p. m.
CATuoIiC.--Rev. Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
vices at and 1920 q. M, and 4.0op. IN.
FRENCH UATUOLIC.-Fatner |. NJ. Golot-Ser-
vices at ii:0O n. m. and p. m
CONGREGATIONAL. Rev. James Gibson Johnson
win preach Services at 10.45 am and 700 p.
m. Prayer meetings on Thursday ana satur-
day evenings atS.00.
BPIscoPAL.--By Rev. William j. Harris, d d.
Morning Prayer with Sermon, at 1880 a. m.
Sunday School Immediately after morning SER
vice. Evening Prayer at 1900 p. m.
METHODIsT.-R9v. j. W. Eaton, pastor VIII
preach at 10:45 a. m. and 700 p. IN. sabbath
school at 10 o'clock