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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-05-30
kE freeman.
MONTPELIER.yT
s. HDNESDAY. MAY 80. 1877.

( 10 make the FREEMAN particularly valua-
Isl "a laws from all parts of Vermont, and our
u ii Iiiferent parts of the State, especially in
I..6 Orange and Lamoille Countless will con.
Iavor upon us and our readers by sending
"a slligence. Give us facts and we will arrange
4 f0 I'D paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-05-30
ORLEANS COUNTY.

MT. Hatch of North Troy, editor of the Pallad-
INN, in his last issue published an article uerosa'
tory to one Miss Iadlock. Friday afternoon as
Hatch was passing George Braley's store in North
Troy, Miss IIadock emerged thcrelrom, threw
handful of red pepper in his eyes, completely bind
ed him, then dew large horse whip and gave MIN
a severe thrashing in the face and upon the head
and finally rotten legged him. Both are respectfully
connected. Hitch was capttin in tho army dur
inr the hts rebelllOn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-05-30
wINDIlAM COUNTY.

RooId has already been engaged at one Of the no.
tel. ut Fayetteville for the De Witt family Of Ohio
who ore cousins of President Hayes, and in anticl-
,o,ion of the memorial services to Miss Mary
Burchard
Admiral T. T.. Greene and Dr.. AinswOlth OF BOs
ton were thrown from a carriage, in Blauleboro,
on Friday, by the breaking of seal and were
severely injured. The collar boue of The latter Was
fractured,
. MIR ,Jedc,liah Bu(rum, father OF the "Rev." f. IL.
Bufrum of East Hartford scandal notorley dled at
the ASYLUM for the insane at BrattieboIo last week
from ocute inflammation of the brain, his illness
being occasioned by mental anxiety ami griet over
the expose of the unfortunate career OF aIaVorIte
son. The" Rev" Bufum has married the young
woman who made the trouble between himself and
wife. and both arc said to be living in Clarksvie,
Mass. lie is at present teaching school and is said
TO be studying for the law
WINDSOR COUNTY.
John p. Phair now acts as hallOOy in The main
prison at Windsor
Hon, George W Grandey, examiner OF national
hanks in Verm mt, went to Springfield on Friday
to look ter the alleged irregularities OF the cash
Ter and president of the bank at that place.
Baltimore, VI, seems to possess nice kind of a
citizen, Ills name is Joseph Glynn, and he was
tried, by the Windsor county county court last
week for killing two hogs belonging to a neighbour
Inv unison. lie is over 50 years of age, and II re-
norris are true has been for more than sixty years
ENGAGED in killing his neighbours CATTLE burning
their build ings and destroying the property OF any
person against whom he had a grudgc' lie was
convicted last year of grdlng the fruit trees OF the
same neighbor whose hogs he feloniously and ruth
essly slew, and escaped State prison only by for
fsung his bonds. 1t is said he has cost the State
of vermont his family and community more than
any other man, and surpasses any other criminal
in that county in the plumber of his offences and
trials for the last twenty years. He was foand
guilty of the hog-poisoning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-05-30
NJ A R r | A G f S

In Hartford, Conn, by the Rev. W. L. Gage, Mr.. WM
H. WATERMAN, Of Glastonbury, Conn, and Miss
CLARA E. BARNETT, of Montpelier.
In North Ferrisburgh, May Is. at the residence Of
Hon n Allen. BY ReXJ " Bennet, EDWIN b COL
Inns and LAURA HALL, both OF FerrlsburBh
In Waterbury, May %, by Rev II A Bushnell. Mr.
JOHN HARR1GAN and Miss LOTTlE TURNER both
of Duxbury.
In Bellows Falls, May %, by Rev Church Tabor; Mr.
THOMAS j CARY, Jr of Montague, Mass, and Miss
ROSA b HASTINGS, of Gill Mass.
In st Adams May 18TH at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, by Rev A l. Cooper, MIR S 4 WILSON OF Fair
fax, and Miss CARRIE MERRITT OF st Adams. NO
Ca rds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-05-30

keDuDlC. MISS lAllle L. WHltIenOre
Results" came in very suitably, and Geo
II. Richmond closed with II well written
article upon Mathematical Knowledge. "
These exercises were in fact sort of
Junior Exhibition as the school gradu-
ates no class this year, having advanced
their standard one year. The last young
gentleman, we understand, has completed
special course and intends to enter col
lege this fall. The music for the evening
was very good and was rendered by Misses
Brown, Edgerton, Iluntley, Maynard and
many other members of the school.
All received II number of fine bouquets
and were we'll deserved, for good'training
was clearly indicated and their success is
one of the laurels due to the hard working
principal of the school, Arthur w. Blair.
As compared with former years although
perhaps cases of individual merit in par
ticular parts can be found, we think that
as whole more successful exhibition
can not be remembered in the history oil
Mortified Graded School.
The following scholars were neither alb.
sent Or tardy during the term: Room No
|, Carrie S. Bean, teacher Mabel Brown
Willie Larose, Thomas Dugdae, Frank
Avery, James Sullivan, George Ely, Fred
Butler. Whole number of scholars So.
Room No. 2, Carrie M Smith, teacher
Margaret DolNn, Darka Kimball, George
Badger, BERTHE Blake, Clarence Persons
Helen Kenyon, Emily stebbins, frankie
Benson, Charles Clark. No. scholars, 81
average attendance. SO.
Room No 3, Laura E. Markham, teach
er, Lizzie Carter. Mary Dooley, Louist
Houghton, Katie Paine, Hurbert w. Farm
ham, Mary Ely, Alvin Dumas, Hattie
Joslin, Herbert II. Farnham, Braddi!
Sylvester. No. scholars, 81.
Room No A., Clara B. Markham, teach
er, Adelia Farnham, Flora Huntley, Sadi,
Kenyon, Eta Stebbins, Warden Curtis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12

HOTEL PRIors COMING DowN.-Stran.
gers eau come to New York now a days
with less money in their pockets than
they used 10 need. The hotels are com.
ing down 10 bed rock. The Grand Cen.
trail hotel takes borders from $40 to sis
week, and the New York hotel, the
great resort Of southerners, which Hiram
Cranston made famous, and which bis
nephew keeps now, offers about the came
rates. Tho Buckingham hotel, new es.
tablishment, and surely one Of the most
elegant ever erected in this country-it
stands on Fifth avenue, opposite the
slowly-rising Roman Catholic cathedral
announces rooms to be had for 81 a
week. The Westmoreland has adopted
system OF graded rooms, some at low a.
$3.50 day; with board, and the West.
minister, the favorite hotel for actors.
singers and artists Of all kinds, also gives
low rates. Even the Delayan house at
Albany, the famous hostelry OF the Lee
lands, ia out with an announcement Of
lower terms, Indeed, prices are coming
down pretty much everywhere except At
the theaterS. All the principal houses
hold their own in this respect, and the
public encourages them in their wicked
way by croHding the house when sothern,
or Jefferson, or Boucicault, or Wallack
plays, without seeming to care at all
about the prices.-NtW York Letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12

Will be found to possess those quSlltits
necessary to the total eradication Of all
bilious attacks, prompt TO start the score,
tlons Of the liver, and give healthy tone
10 theentire system, Indeed, itisno orli'
nary discovery In medical science TO have
Invented remedy for these stubborn com
plants, which develop all the results pro,
duCed by u heretofore free uGe OF calomel
a mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged TO be destructive In the ex'
treme 10 the human system. That the
properties Of Certnin vegetables comprise
all the virtues Of calomel, without its lnju
rious tendencies, Is now an admitted fact
rendered indisputablO by scientific re.
searches; and those who nse the Mandrake
Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines are those provided by nature In
the common herbs and roots Of the fields
These Pills open the bowels aud correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any Of the injurious effects Of culo
mel or other poisons. The secretion OF bile
Is promoted by these pills as will be seen
by the altered color Of the stools, and dis
appearing Of the sallow complexion and
cleaning Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box Of pills. Prepared only by ]. II,
Schenck & Son, at their principal Office
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadel
phia, and for sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price % cents per box. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12

potLunity 10 hear one Of the Gnest preach.
ers In The Episcopal Church.
Numerous committees from the differ.
eni Sunday Schools 10 town are "Waiting
ON our citizens with subscriptions.
John Drum says the recent talk about
Increasing" the police force reminds
him Of little episode In his own life,
he one day said to n friend: ~ believe
I'll build an addition 10 my house"
"Wby,n was the reply, II didn't know you
had a house !" "oa, I haven't; but l am
going 10 build one" The suggestion Ia
q natural one.
There Ia to be another temperance lec-
ture this evening.
The new Wholesale grocery 10 Ia full
blast, and has brisk business, II appear.
ances are 10 be relied upon.
The Bellalre Goblet Works shut down
on Monday on account Of some difficulty
between the workmen and managers, the
exact nature ofwhich We could not learn,
Only few hands are now at work, and
the prospects for an immediate resump.
tion are not good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12

BELLAIRE LocAIS.-The two resi-
dences building on Gravel Hill for The
Brothers McGraw, are handsome specl.
menS oil architecture.
Rev. Hattery is preparing 10 erect an.
other business house on Belmont street
adjoining the one occupied by Roberts
the timer.
The contest in target shooting between
a squad OF the Mathews Light Guards
and another Of Co. ID has been set ior
next Saturday. Lieuts Linch and Little
will be the commanding officers.
Mr.. ] w. Blainey, OF West Alexander,
Pa, formerly a citizen and yet an exten.
siye property holder here, Is in town on
business visit.
The first oithe two concerts spoken Of
yesterday will be given in the Rock Hill
Church this evening, Besides the music,
OF which many fine pieces are on the
programme, the Entertainment will con.
sist Of tableaux, and will also include, as
a concluding piece, the drama, "Fruits
Of the Wine Cup"
The "Phunny Hook aud Ladder Com.
pany" have accumulated so much Of q
fund in their treasury that they had 10
exercise all their ingenuity in disposinr
Of 1t. They accordingly voted 10 pur.
chase a drawing roome uniform, to
cost $500. :
Bishop Jsgger, Of Cincinnati, will
preach and confirm in the Trinity
(Episcopa) Chapel, corner OF Belmon,
and S6th streets, at half past soyen O. clock
this evening. A cordial invitation M
been extended to the public to be present,
aud they will dowellto embrace the op.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

,,,,m
W W. y 4LAt made BY Casper slt
~. s ,Sh ~, ~ W., 70 the u1deiiiEned 1uIRe
Ss.sH tnV W 1 o. January 1914, and duly n
shIn ~ az otneo o. the County COu Il
Wn,,Sssa Me y '!tgnla, ~ DEED o. Trust I'D
'S .t,S 100 NO, y PsSe1 aVo and AU0' will oa
BeRinninR AZ 10 o,elork An NJ ,,,1 A.,
Irnnt do1r az ina Can't p'ns. ~ HSS. Wy. y lha
The tty u wheeling; sslI Al paSiS SSs tSSn t =
iSa Se nIsa6 = property that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12

The cigarmakerS strike in New York
has ended ia an experiment. A number
Of the manufacturers have combined
with the striking workmen in fitting up
capaciOuS workshops and forming a stock
company TO make cigars under a new
System. One thousand hands are TO be
employed, who are to bO paid three.
fourlhi Of their wages in cash. The other
fourth ID reserved for establishing NH
tual benefit society fund and the pur.
chase Of stock in the company. The new
company Is said to be backed by capital
Of 100000, and II It is honestly and
capably managed will do great deal to
solve the labor problem. ltthero Is any
profit in making cigars, a cooperative
arrangement of this kind, where labor
and capital join hands for a common OBJ
jsct, cannot fail to realize II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12
TRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust mtde and lmuhi
~ balMter schott and wife TO tha undeniEls u
1ristee, tearing date the 14th day Of AuSu,L 10
The year 1876, and duly recorded Ia Ilr lexis
once Of the county Court Of Mar hall couuIJ Wtsi
virginia, Ia Deed Of TruAt Book No. 2, pJks ia /
Will Sel u public sale al the front door d The Cont
house Of Ohio county, In tho city Of Wheeling. 90
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December, ISL,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of aid day, al ID,
following dercribed real estate, that Is 10 ~:
The north ball Of that lot or parcel Of .aad Iln.
ave In MAIshall county, W. Va, containing hU
aeT1S, more OF less which was conveyed u u q W.
Russell BY deed bearing date the 18th dsy Of Ctcs
Der, 1850, from Daniel Lamb, Commission :, ubdd
certain decree Of the Circuit curt for OHIO cou1.
rs the aid lot betng part Of the bottom land d
boegF Farm, and being lot number four Il On tn
Plat married A, In suit In ehanceTy In VI lib tn
1eneS1i insurance Company Of Mary land VI
Complainant and Z. Zane, adminIitrauiI, Ir4
Moses W. ChApllne, executor and heirs, std other
delendAnts, and between WIN, chapllps. C.,mphip.
ant, and the Said Administrative, executor nj
hein and Others defendants, lying next b. Low III
land OIL John bandlAn, and aid lot being diUdh
into two equal parts by q division line lttItSl
JJhn Kohnlein and Peter LonhRrt, deceased dIII
aefos The same from east 10 west parallel With al
o. equal distance from the northern and sDulhen
boundaries Of Md lot No. four 20, ali thu pah
which Lies north Of that division line Il hasbJ
conveyed,
TEAns OF sALE-e2SoO, or As much moro d u
purchase money ~ the purchaser may elect 10 paJ
cash on day Of sAle, the residue In one var irua
The date o. sale, with intHrest upon aid DECLARED
payment from tad day Of sale, and the purrAlSd
70 slVe bis note secured BY deed Of trint % IN
aid property for mid deferred PAYMENT,
WIZ. c. HANDLAE, TRUSTEE.
By GRo p. LIRcH, solicitor,
VIZ, II, HALLER. Anrtinhear nails
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12
Grant ns u Presidential Candi.
dale in 1880.


Washington coHspOu deneCO Of the Cincinnati En-
quIrCr.
Abraham Lincolns Marshal Of the
White House and of the District Of COL
umbia, Ward LamOn, lives in West Vir-
ginia, but attends to his Supreme Court
practice in Washington. He ia q very
portly man, with Western head, cover.
ed with long, dark hair, and humor
that Ia serious and considerAte under.
meath. He said to ne yesterday:
"All kinds Of isns are preying on the
public sense. The Administration has
invited the Gauls back, and they come
disciplined. General Grant already looms
up as a safe man compared 10 his clever
but misled successor"
"Grant, at any rate, made all comspira.
tors fear his steady nerve and courage %
ooh, yes. And the Southern people
admire that kind OF men They don't
understand n set Of reforms which are all
direction against ones friends. hear
these rebel Senators speak highly Of
Grant all the time.
@WhSt do they think Of Hayes2"
"They are just using him for shield
to whip the Republican party to death
over him."
evil not Grant be easily beaten II he
runs againT"
Il don't know. There is feeling uni.
yersal in this country that he was under.
rated when he was President. Because
he was simple in manners and shy, it was
easy 10 ridicule him. But he has left a
strong fame. This foreign reception has
put to shame his belittlers here. Every.
where he sustained himself without ex.
travagauce, and people see that he re-
epects popular government and ia no un.
derminer OF it. There is no man but
Grant likely 10 run against the Demo.
Gratis in 1880. He has more to fear from
his precipitate advocates on this side than
from anything in himself. He has good
prospects,, think, to rule this country
again, You see, in three years the new
generation will bestronger thanit Is now;
three men out OF every four to be born
hereafter will be admirers OF the Grant
side in the great conflict"
allow is 1t that Illinois has ceased 10
grow big men as lormerlyP
aThey've petered out, somehow, and ifs
the day Of small things out there. Judge
Davis is the best Of them. Trumbullis
good deal Of man; but there are no
more LincolnS, DOuglases or Grants in
Ilinois.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12
NEWS AND GOSSIP.


Mr.. Frank A. George, son Of Rev. DR..
George, Of this city, was recently married
al St, LOUIS to Miss Addie Harmon both
Of that city. Mr.. George holds position
in the st. Louis PoSLolice.
Thirty families, consisting Of IS per-
sons, left Pittsburgh on Saturday tor Ar
kansas, via the Panhandle route. They
10 out under the auspices Of the South
Side Colonization Society, and propose
locating in the vicinity Of Pine Bluff.
The New York Herald speaks Of Kate
otaxton'a "scorchships." There's some
thing singc.lar about that.
The new Democratic paper which has
Just been establishcd-or rather inaugu.
ratsd-at Washington, will doubtless have
weary and troubled time Of it. This is
aterriblC period to start newspaper ven.
lures, especially "organs,"
Al an auction sale ut Midway, on the
Panhandle, on Thursduy last, thlrty.one
Cows sold tor an average OF Sol 80. Six.
teen fresh cows averaged 500 %; twelve
Springers, fresh inside of three weeks,
averaged SOL 20; three strippers averaged
sSs 10.
"Bob Ingersoll," says the Boston Globe
"pronOunces Solomon an idiot" Oh, yes;
bnt Solomon is dead, all the same. II
Robert had gone to Jerusalem aud made
that remark any time during the work on
the temple, he wouldhave slumbcred un.
der the cedars. Give Solomon chance,
Colonel.
Round trip tickets are sold from steu'
beuville to interior points of Kansas at
$50 %, good for thirty days, and 200
pounds Of baggage are allowed.
The sieubenVille waiter girls saloon ia
to be a heightened affair, one would sup.
pose from a card from the proprietor in
Hast evenings Herald. "The girls were
home before eleven" Saturday night, and
,'the saloon closed IS quickly as could be
thereafter" says this model proprietor
The ZanesvilIe TINES says that there is
very little for the Ohio Legislature to do,
and suggests that the coming session
should be short one.
AZ a recent Washington county sale
corn was sold for 40 cents and oats for 90.
A Washington, Pa, philanthropist says
Of the Jail there that the atmosphere is
so polluted as to preclude any hope Of
reform to any body there confined. No
man can be physically, morally or religi.
Ously reformed in such vile place.
How to do it:
Tho passenger who 10 stop "kare'
thinks he must flourish and dance and swear
Has got less 6ralnA slowed under his llair
Than the average diver or ronduChre.
let mo tell this ignorant paiIeUIlTe
That by simply upnlsng his tJfeiugAra,
htinillng from flourish; or lance or sWeAr,
he will find It cay to stop his "kafo."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12
TRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of three several deed, a, ,,n,,
aud executed BY John E. Parker, john Wy
Parker and Elnion r. Parker 10 thV uBts, =. Y
Trustee dated respectively on thu IA az " Il,d
1914, The 18th day Of September, 1874 Rnd ~
gay q Augul,, 1876, and daily rocoTdSd n y.
Clerks othceo the County Court ii (lbS .,l, ,as
Wsat VItIinIA, In Deed Of Trust b Il" s'auv
lG3 and l4O, Deed Of Trust BOOK No. ! ~. F e
and SSl and Deed u Trust Book No n nv =, ~
respectively, I will, on P's''S'
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of January, l,,.
Beginning al 10 O'Clock A. n, tt nIl A, 49,,
front door Of the Court HOuss Of Ohio SS1,,, 'IS
ne city Of Wheeling, Sell at public Enr,Io! ~ y
following described real estate that i 10 T ~
numbered Thirteen (Sl and Fourteen ii 4, nm ~ N.
east side Of Main street, between TEsntv.s M
nireet Formerly MaIshAlD and TTpniS',,s ~
street formerly Division, Ia that p,ri Of X. ~.
o. wheeling Known 10 Centre WhttllDR ioS,,h.,
With all The Improvements upon aid tSS M, NJ
thereto. '''0"slhg
TERus OF SALE - une.thIrd Of the np,,h,,.
money In cab, and the rem6lnder 10 ,Ta sSs,i
insAllnonu o. one year and Two y.RrI Trot, ~
day Of Sale, With interest OH nald dtteTr,i S.,,Il
mems from MID day, the purchaser to give semi,
ISr the deferred payments 10 b Hpprsv,d Sy \,
deli JAMES p. ROGERS. 1ru.,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12
"EUREKA!"

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE MARKET,
and warranted do Ill that Il claimed Of Il. tits
In universal uSe throughout the EAst and d adopt
ca " the city Of Pittsburgh on the street lanpa
and In all the public buildings and 10 many pri-
Iato houses As 10 IL being The hist and cheapest
Burner 10 b had, the following comparisons en-
dorSe, the same pressure given each burner: An
ArgAud Burner Riyea Is per cent more light thAn
common BIIss Eiih Tail Burner; Lava Tip Bras
Burner (noehCek) g per cent more; Ellis Patent
u per cent more; the Evans Is per cent more, and
the WINDSOR PlrHHT 81 PKR CENT MORE. thus
you will 20 The Ellis equals the ATRlnd the Evans
gives 10 per cent more light, and the Windsor 10
PEI cent, proving Ireli the BEST BURNER IN
THE MARRET. Having been Sppointed Role
Agent for the Windsor Burner, / new oder them 10
the eitlEenl Of wheeling, assuring them that Il e
al that l. claimed for It. and no one ntlbg gaa ean
an9td 10 b without them. Also neV and com
plete nlAortmfnt q Gas Fixtures, Lad Stone and
Iron PIPE, Braa Work Of ali description, and all
articles 10 b found In 4 1rat-ellas Plumbing and
Gas Fitting establishment. III =
dsio OSCAR SEELEY, 2ii2 Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-12
The Waiter Girls Invade Steu.
benVille nt Last,

Gazette Of Monday.
A waiter girl saloon has been estab-
liShed in Steubenville. The proprieto,
and his eyilminded girls came here from
Columbus. Their saloon Is on lower
Market street, In the room lately occu.
pied by the U. 8. beer garden. Saturday
night this new saloon opened out in full
blast, and kept going until a very late
hour, even into the small hours Of Sunday
morning. This is u very demoraliling
sort Of an institution to be established in
Steubenville, the city that furnished to
the world the great Murphy orator, Gen
Love. It is u burning disgrace, and
should be suppressed by the Mayor and
his police. It is a fact that the saloon
was we'll patronized Saturday night by
both men and boys. 1t is a bad institu.
tlon. Saloons Of like nature have been
suppressed at Columbus, zanesville, Pitts
bnrgh and Wheeling by the authorities
This one ought not to be permitted to run
here. Il will not only give the city a bad
name, but Il makes il bad. The evil in,
anenee Of such places Is obvious to all
moral minds We should invite the gen.
tleman and his portly bartender to take
themselves aud thOir girls hence.