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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-23

UMr. Andrew Heppner has received
the latest fashion plate from Buitrick &
Co.. New York. aud win cut and make
goods for gentlemen in the best style
ard latest fashions.
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nPMr. J. A. Wineinger lost pocket
book Tuesday. between DIR. Glezen's and
his house, which the finder 10 requested
10 return.
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~ Pure burbon whisky tor mediea
purposes, purchased directly from I'll
distiller,. al 7. Wertz & Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-23

ur New po'sioes and beans are pien
,ifnl. and green apples and collie arr
coming.
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et75- We arr sathsrss%s 70 .nsoaacs n ~ Boiin 81
Cas- 'o-rah7. sesssi1ais fSs sAsns the snsuirs
ocsoosg slersio,
oe6-ws are 4u,horiree 10 snss-nrs Ishs " x-rssr
q ssdissn .s-nship. sandi1xis Cor sAsris At tie
rtsring Octoher s,e<sic1-
D03-w sB,herss-d 70 snnssss. B. v Hsrnst Q.
Rant sss to-nstlv - e>seids,s for sAssin AZ tie
eusuins October slsetion-
00rws are ssthe-iret 70 snasssss p n L. I'd
monster, Of Hsrtissz township. o . candidate for
shsris. Of the ssssng October election.
mrvs are ssshsrisee % snnssnes rr.nt rSrk. ..
Bsineriass township. esndsesis for shsrir al IN.
ensuinx oe,sss- election
We are authorised 10 announce 6eorvs Ger. d
Jackson ;e-asaip. az q candidate for SAeris a, n.
ensuing octstsr slsetion
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~ We are srihorsret 10 .nnesnes J. T. Green. a.
candidate Cor Assssor q kscissn township tie
ensuing October slseti0n-
nBws are authorised 20 s,nelrrs " c Eelso. o.
Madison ts~nship as . eAreitxfs for Assessor a. Tie
ensrisg oesss<r election
D6rvs "a s-.heri-ed 70 srnosses O. s. Kssssl
% hssssr to-r.sip candidate ssf Assssssr the
srsriag October ssctioz-
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New Sash and Door Factory ~
Washington, Ind.--lntersst-
in. 10 Pesons Intending
To Build.

Carpenters and persons intending to
build. will please note the fact. that We
have recently added : sash and door
factory TO our hardware business and
that we are now furnishing orr custom
err. with fine sash aud doors OF our own
manufacture. cheaper and better than
ever before. Weaiso keep Chicago work
on hand.
Particular attention 10 given TO orders
for store doors, and odd sizes OF sash
and doors.
Our stock of hardware il among the
largest in the State. and builders will
find il 20 their advantage TO &c; their
material Of us. We are having large
lots OF lumber hauled Us from Jasper.
and persons wanting hardware, sgri-
cultural implements. or building male.
rial, can send By the tesmsters almost
every day. We also manufacture plow.
handles and double shovel plows-
June e-3m. ROGERS & BRO.
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~ We are sstlsrissc % sunsuzev JONI MILLER
Of fAisss ,s-nsc'7. esrtids-. s.s sv.ysr Al u.
srsSsrs osssess slsas.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-23

rRains every day now make !
r.,her hard on clover hay.
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other boot makers, after seeing ny
work, being afraid to compete. Work
|of all kinds done promptly, and all the
work going out of my shop guaranteed
Give me q call. W. NAY.
Oct. 3is.. isD-ly.
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MEMS BROGANs
LADIES SHOES,
CHILDREN's SHOES AND BOOTS

70 which / invite the attention Of the
Public, con fident that can cell good ~
Iticles as low A. anybody. Ny long ex-
|perience a. boot maker, iustifics me in
saving that my work Is better than any
lother chop in Dubois county. l took
the premium on boots at both the
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o6rvs are sstksrsrsa 70 szasspes James = Spar
Isck q ks1isoa ssrnssip e4neias,s sosrs-.ls-sr
s- Irs,ssfss e. pEssss es-asy a. The .asuss ossos-r
xisc..<n
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Invites the public, particularly the ladies
TO examine fcr Summer Millinery. She
has the latest styles, and will trim 10
any way desired, aud At prices to suit
the times
DRESS FITTING AND MAKING
q speciality, and will be done Is cheap
a. can be Afforded.
south Side Of Public square.
Aprfi.s ls-c-sn- JASPER, INDIANA.
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The Methodist General Conference.

BALTIMORE, May 4.
Bishop Ancs presided at the opening of
the conference this morning. Religious
services were conducted by Rev. i. |.
Ives of Central Now York. The commit
tee on the reception Of fraiernal delegates
was announced. The committee on tenn
perancc, pastoral address and American
Bible society were. ordered appointed. A
proposition by Rev e. i. Joselyn of
Michigan, to appoint committee of thir-
teen composed Of one from each of the
twelve general conferences and one from
the general conference at large to provide
for meeting the balance due in the book
concern, and similar expenses in the future
was referred to the committee on Episco-
pacy. Rev. j. w. Brown of western
New York moved the appointment by the
bishop of special committee of twelve 10
consider aud report on the propriety of a
revision of the hymn book, which was
adopted. Bishop James then proceeded to
read the quadrennial of the bishops. The
address is long paper on the history of
the church for the past four years, and the
present condition of communicates, etc. !,
and probable future.
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4. o. II.
Memorial Resolutions.

Al a special meeting of Division No. of
West Rutland, held in their hall April 2ad,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God 10
remove from our organization by tlo uuspar-
ing hand OF death, our worthy brother, lnno;hy
Darcy, OF New York city, and
WHEREAS, Tine deceased at tue time Of his
death, and for many years previous, held the
Office OF national secretary OF the Ancient
Order Of HIbernians, and was endearcd TO them
by many ties OF friendship and affection, there
fore be It
Resolped, That his untlring devotion, faithful
performance OF duty and kindness Of heart re-
veal character worthy Of the emulation Eof
every member Of this organization.
Resoived, That we sincerely regret and deploro
the loss OF our worthy officer whose good eX-
ample through lie was so edlfying % his fel-
low members, whose wise counsel guided our
proceedings, whose helping hand was ever
ready TO help the needy and oppressed amongst
our exled people.
ResOlred, That while bowling to the omnlpo-
tent DEGREES of.Proyldence still we cannot but
| feel the death OF our national ofiieer as u cal
aInlty 10 our society as he was a worthy mem
Der, good citizen and just man therefore,
be 1t
Resoired That page OF our records be in
scribed to his memory, and that COPY OF these
resolutions be presented to the family OF the
deceased, and also given 10 the Rutland DAILY
GLOBE and Herald for publication.
JAMES TIGgE1 Committee
b. f. MUlIiN') Resolutions
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Leland's Palatial "Rossmore Hotel"
of New York,

A correspondent says:-A visit to New
York is incomplete without seeing the new
and superb Roesmore hotel. This mag
nilicent and palatial house is one of the
finest and most complete hotels in the
world. 1t is amodel structure, combining
all improvements In architectural skill, and
Is perfect in all its internal arrangements.
The grand parlors and spacious dining
rooms are sixteen feet high, beautifully
frescocd and georgeously furnished. 1t has
elevator, steam, patent chandeliers, electric
bells, and every conceivable improvement.
The rates for day board and luxurious
rooms and suites are even lower than at
some other llrst-class hotels possessing only
Il part OF the Rossmore's excellent advant.
ages and conveniences. The Rossmore is
conducted by Ohas. L. Leland, of the Del
evan, at Albany, and owner OF Clarendon
at Saratoga. 1t is situated on Broadway
aud AID street, three blocks west of Grand
Central depot. A free omnibus conveys
passengers from this depot to the hotel.
The Elevated railroad passes near by, thus
making Wall street and all parts of the city
of quick and easy access. The Rossmors
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05

WoNpERFuL IN ITS RESULTS There Is
no medicine that has accomplished so much
as Shii0hs Consumption Cure. 1t has es
tablshed the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma. bronchitis, Group
hoarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases II has no equal. No medicine wa
ever sold on such favorable terms, if it wat
unreliable it would be the greatest folly Il
guarantee il. 1t costs nothing 20 try il n
Il can be returned if it does not give salts
faction after usipg two-thirds OF bottle
Gall at my store and get sample bottle
10 cents, or regular size for so cents o.
81. If your lungs are sore or chest or bach
lame use Shilohs Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HIGGlNs, Rutland; Rice & Co
Castletou DIR. Meeker d DR.. Campbell
Poultney W. Sweet, Farhaven; else
where by dealers generally.
HAoKMETACK' a new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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The Latest Counterfeit.

The counterfeit fiyo dollar notes on the
First national bank of Northampton, Mass ,
arc IN much more extensive circulation
than was at first supposed. Twenty-Five
or thirty of the bogus issue have turned up
in Wall street, New York. The counter
feits are quite well executed, but arc easily
detected even by persons who do not claim
to be experts.
A broker in New York ssys that the
counterfeit So bills arc undoubtedly print
ed from the same plato as were the bogus
fves on the First national bank of Now
Bedford, which made their appearance two
or three weeks ago. The plate ia only
slightly altered. One OF the bogus bills III
possession of the broker was distinguished
from the genuine by the picture on the
right hand end presenting dark tluod APP
pearance. Otherwise the engraving was
we'll executed and would easily deceive the
unwary.
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Eow York Produoa Market.

new hOhA, May q.
FLouR.--Receipts 1885 barrels. The market
Is quoted as little moIe doing, but sim In buy
er5 favor. ana d. mand moderate. Sales OF 10, 100
bushels No. 2 NJ SO 0Od850; superiiuo western
and state at - 1904 90 common TO good
20 choice do at 50 2j,85 20 common TO choice
white wheat western extra at s. 756I 90; fancy
white wheat western extra at 81 O5d7 % com.
mon to good extra ohio A. 81 0jaT 90 ; common
70 choice extra 81. Louis at 50 2Od9 90 Patent
Minnesota extra good to prime at So 5097 IS
choice to double extra 81 40ao 30
WuEAT-Receipts CT 500 bushels. The market
Is quoted about lo lower, and heavy. sales OF
$4,000 bushels ~ 81 05@ II for mixed spring
Milwaukee 81 2lN for No Milwaukee anoat,
crop OF 1864 81 259l ~ for No. spring, the
latter extreme 3 20 Tor White Michigan 81 30
winter red western; 81 lisl 70 for New YORK
No, serlng 81 20 for do. No. spring 81 ~
for nngraded spring and nominally; 81 lac IS
ConN.-Receipts s5G5O bushels. The market
Is quoted at about cent better, active bu,i-
ness for paree on spot. sales Of 10000 bush
els at t6ifc for understandable mixed; 900
90, for no grade mixed G2a6ic for ungraded
new western mixed Csc for new elbow Penn
sylvanla 669lOHc for new white southern.
OATs-ReGgipts %, 200 bushels. The market
lit;lc moro stesdy. Sales. OF $4,000 bushels at
5TGl9o for mixed western and state 42eb2c
for white do, at inside prices. Inferior including
rejected ~ Tg3sc no. mixed N. Y. In
spoctlon attoN@ilc; No. . Chicago In store at
409iic.
u - nv Hlbfh'N IL QuDleu as Dtln. urn
at i6G50 cash Tor shipping.
HoPS.-MArket ~ quoted as being quiet at 10
@l6c for yeaillngB 1878 eastern and western !;
l2lelS new crop New York state CalitornianB
at 15nlsc.
COFFEE The market for Rio ls quoted ss
being quiet and hTn at 15k@lskc gold for
csrgoes l5Ae l9Ac gold for JOB lots
SUGAH.-lhc msrket Is quoted as being quiet
and fl mer Of I3s@I7sc for fa;r to good rcfin-
Ing 81 FOR prime,
MoLAssEs -The MARKET for refining stock is
quoted as 1lrmer ana a fair demand, at s9@
33hc for ID test grocery grades, without any
change; moderate inquiry, 15955c for Por,o
Rico ; 13d coo FOR New orleans.
k1CB.-The market Is quoted as being dull
and steady.
pETEorEuM-The market is quoted as being
dull. Sales OF crude at SIC ;renned at 13f0S
l3ac; Cases l7E@lic. Naptha, nominal.
TALLow.-lhe market Is quoted rs being
quiet. S lies ofai0,000 lbs at 81 los II ice.
EG0s.-'rhe market is quoted a9 being steady.
Sales at l64c for state and Pennsylvania IA
q DC for western,
PoRE-The market IL quoted "a being f1rmer
| Lalea OF 1l0D barrels Of new mess s2l 6062l IS.
BsEF.-rhe market 10 quoted os being quiet
Sales Of 100 bOis at pscviou7 prices sl2 00g 3 0O
mess sl3 8, 6l3 80 To- extra IN IS.
| LARD-Thc mar6et quoted nrmer Sales OF
| 1900 tlerces OF prime steam at &l2 5 (ai2 so.
BUTTER-The market Is quoted as 81. ady at
| l6d26c for new western 22930c for do state.
| CnEEsE-Tho market IL quotes IA being
| quiet al 4a12c for common to prime.
| WHIsKy-Ihe market is quoted as being
| quiet at 81 TX.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. MAY s. 1876

buildings, and the removal thereto of the
Offices attached to the government, etc 1t
WAS not understood at its date, and by
General Washington TO coniine the
president In the discharge of
his duies ard powers TO actual
presence at the seat OF government. Gu
the 30th of March, 179l, shortly after the
passage of the act referred 10, General
Washington Issued al executive proclsma-
ton having reference to the subject Of this
very same act from Georgetown, a place
remote from Philadelphis, which was then
the seat Of government, where the act re-
ferrcd to directed that sill offers attached
to the seat of government for the time
remain. That none Of bis SUCCESSORS
have entertained the idea that their execu-
tive offices could be performed only at the
eeat of government i, evidenced by the
hundreds upon hundreds of such acts per-
formed by my predecessors in an 'unbroken
line from Washington 10 Lincoln; q mcm-
orandum of the general nature Of some Of
which acts is submitted herewith, and no
question has been raised as TO the validity
of those acts or the right and proprieiy OF
the United States.
(Signed). U, .. GRANT.
WAsuISeToN, May 4th, 1876.
1t will be perceived that the message is
dated Washington without the usual pr, fix
Of Executive Mansion" Accompanies
the message 10 memorandum Of the alb
sences Of the presidents Of the United
State. from the national capital during each
of the several administrations, and Of pub
lie aud executive acts performed during
the time Of such absences.
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The paiIy GIODc.

,s kent FOR sale az the roilowing places:
BELLOWS FALLs-O L. Woods, dealer In drugs
and medicines. periodicals, provisions, &C.
EAST WALLIEGFoRD--A.s.M ahon, dealer In dry
goods, &c.
LupLow--sherinan Bros, drugs, books, sta.
uOnery, periodicals, &c.
DRATTIEBoRO--E. j Carpenter, books, station.
~. periodical, fancy goods
BRAEDoE--C o. Dyer ana q. q. slason, BOOKS,
stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLgnuNy--w. seymour Alden, books, sta
tionefy periodicals., sc.
PrTTsFonp-pennlson brOe., cry goods.
VERdgSNEs-S.M Southland, periodicals, books
and stationery.
nalsrcI--Hlram shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru IS, Se.
FAIRHAVEN-D, ID. Cotton.
CAsILKrON-Rice g. co.
WEST RyTLki,D-C. j. Gilmore, general mer-
chOndise.
POuLTNry-w. W. uiboard, books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods, &C.
NORTH BkENINGToN-Henry dorse, newsboy.
WALLISGFORD--H. 7. Morgan, station agent.
MAECBEsTER-HerbertS Smith, newsboy.
AEliNGToS--n. S. Hard.
BBKSISGTOS--p. j, TIFFANY, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
RuYL -spauldlne Co., newspapers, pc
riodicals, books, stationery, 40; \, n. How ard,
depot restaurants GIoEE c0nntlng-fooms.
RAILRoADs-on all morning trains ieAyins
Rutland
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recommended by the president and secreta-
ry in their last annual communications to
congress, as have shown, and both plans
are warmly commended by leading
bankers and iinanc!ers throughout the coun-
try, among whom | am pleased TO mention
Hon. John A. Page, state treasurer OF yer
mont, and Sidney w. Rowell and Henry
L. Field, bank cashiers of long experience
and high standing in that state.
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West Rutland.

The following which appeared in a YER
mont newspaper reads rather strangely in
this locality
w. Stesrns's mill at West Rutland.
for the manufacture of cotton battcn and
comforters, and dwelling house. were
burned, Saturday afternoon loss 50, OOO ;
partially insured.
Such fire, however, occurred at Wesi
Rutland, Massachusetts,.
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Dartmouth Collepc.

The referees, to whom wa8 given lie
case of the Dartmouth sludentl no got
up a riot at parker's book store, some
months ago, rendered verdict Of 500
against the toYn, which is legally RESPONSE
bic for the disturbance. The students Who
expect to be assessed for the sum are pretty
mad and cay they will stand hial before
they will pay. Dartmouth students are,
however, not much OF success Of late az
rebels against legally constituted author
ity.
The editors Of the Dartmouth, recently
suspended for publishing an article prohib-
tied by the faculty, have sigued very alb
iect apology in order to get back.
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HIcKS-ln summit. N j., May "a, Norwood
DeForest, son OF william Cleavcland and
Emily NJ. Hicks, aged years and . months.
GRE10RY-in Piattsburgh, n. y May 3D.
Marghirta, youngest daughter OF S'la5 w.
Gregory, esq, and granddaughter OF the late
Gen. Hopkius, aged years and months
STKELE-In POultney, May lst Mrs. Mary j.
Steele, formerly OF Huboard ton, aged 93 Yrs.
FL pRIDGE-In Athens, Georgia, April Is, Rev.
Erasmus d. Eldridge. OF RensinSton. n. II
aged 72 years. A graduate OF Amherst col
lege.
ADAMS-In Brooklyn, Florida, John sullivan
Adams, former secretary OF the Vermont
board OF Edu alton, aged SO year.
BARNEY-In Acworth, n, H., Aprit Goth, Levi
man In town.
BALLOU--In Medtorj, Mass. April s0th, Clar-
issa Hatch, widow of the late Rev. Hosea
Ballou, ID. D.. I'd, aged ST years.
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a Great Deal of Lying Somewhere.

WASHINGTON, lIay L.
Gen. Sohenck, before the foreign conf
mttee today, characterized as an unmit-
gated falaehood-fslso in length, breadth
and circumference-ihe statements made
by A. A. johnson yesterday that he
(Scherck) was in London brokers' Office
during the extreme excitement in the
Emma mine shares. In regard TO the
statements made yesterday by Lyon, Mr..
Park pronounced them made out of whole
cloth.
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Hard Times in the Black Hills.

OMAHA, May 4.
A recent arrival from Custer City says
that great scarcity OF food exists through
out the hills. Prices are Sugar 40 cents
per pound, bacon so cents, corn so cents,
and flour s92 per sack, in Custer City. The
road from Fort Laramie to Custer City is
strewn with wagons belonging to parties
who had been attacked by the Indians. On
April 10 party OF the latter came up
within 100 yards of Custer City and ran
off 80 head of horses.
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A six octave piano for $50, So month.
A good five octave organ, $50. same plan.
Good seven octave piano, $40, worth
$3.50. Mason & Hamlin organs all prices.
Mathushek pianos are still ahead they 90
not wear out like other pianos they inn
prove with use, quality which no other
piano possesses. | can give you better
bargains than ever. Pianos and organs TO
rent and rent applied if purchased.
Il. II. WooD,
dSw p. O. box $50, Rutland, Vt.
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We desire 10 call the attention of town
selectmen to a very neat and convenient
blank, for the use of aelcctmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed to eupersede the old-faahioned and
inconvenient tax bills in sheet form here
tofore used, aud will be found much more
desirable for the use Of the surveyors. We
invite the orders Of selectmen of all towns
in Vermont. Price, IS cents per dozen
copies. GLOBE PAPER Co.
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Capital Punishm ent.

The advocates Of capital punishment
often claim that from the last dying speech
of malefactors upon the galiows come
words Of warning that turn men from the
error of their ways. Recently man was
hanged in Canada for killing his landlord,
end he ''polnted the moral of the occasion
by expressing the hope that the circum-
stances which brought him there might
prove warning to other landlords who
insisted upon dunning their poor tenants.
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Vicinity Items
CLARENDON.

A very pleasant party occurred at the
house of Mr.. Henry Tower on Wednesday
evening last, number of yeung people
having conspired 10 surprise Misc Nellie
M. Cheney. The company arrived at an
carly hour, and dispersed at late one,
having enjoyed themselves very much.
For the benefit of those most interested IL
should be observed that the party either
was or was not leap year party.
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READING NOTICES.
George woods Organs

Mr.. Woods, with his wonderful ingenu.
iiy and untiring industry, assisted by o
large corps of skilled woikmep, has sue
ceeded in producing an organ, which Is IN
every respect the finest orgln now manu-.
featured. We now have five styles Of This
organ in our store. Come aud hear TIC
sweet solo stops come and see the beau.
tiful cascs; come and zee what exceedingly
low figures we can give you on these truly
magnificent instruments.
MCCLURE 81 HALL
Mutual Exchange Block, SO West st.
apr11d&wif
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PAIGE stgsjSE.
Center street, Corner vvn,es

". r. PAIGE Proprietor,
This house is comparatively new; iswcll
furnished and in excellent order through
out. It contains one hundred and twenty
five rooms, and is tho largest and most
conveniently arranged house in town.
With my experience of several years as
landlord of the Bates house, recently
burned, and with iirst-cass 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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pon't Forget e his,

that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 0O,G0t
being In use, anc Notwithstanding the hard
times, arc now making nearly luoo org MS every
month. They are not ouly the best and 1heap
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 @. DAY,
nov2ad&w1y RuIiaRd. VI.