Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-05-15

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EscApED.-One of the Bennington burglars es-
capped from the officer at lIoosac junction, jump
ing from the train, and had not been re-captured
at last accounts. lie Is characterized rs u des-
| pemte fellow
DESIRABLE Reeds Rheumatic Remedy is work.
ing wonders, and doing much good, For rheu-
matte complaints it is most desirable, and we adj
wise all who suffering from this terrible
disease to give the Remedy trial
CAuGHr-An organized band of thieves has
just been broken up in Orleans county. They
have been operating extensively, and have COM
mitted not only larcenes, but have killed cattle
and INDUCED in other depredations.
NOTHING LIKE IT-There is nothing to beat the
Warner Il Freeman Dairy Salt. II is the best in
the market, judging from the demand it meets
with from all sides. Try it, and make sure of
what we say. W. W. Park has it for sale.
HARrwELL's POTATO BUG TRAP This is said
to be just the thing to catch EN- with every time
Now is the time to get this useful instrument for
the potato bug will soon be on hand and the
farmers should be prepared for him. Read the
advertisement.
SUPERPHosrHATE.-St they conceive mean
the approvals of Bradley's superphosphate. The
more it is tried the better it is liked Our adver-
Using columns this week contain another testi-
monal to the merits of this fertilizer Read and
be wise in time to secure good crops.
BUTTER MARKET. AT the st. Adams butter
market, Tuesday, the attendance was good,
ceipts light, market very dull and prices lower.
We quote butter ranging according to quality
from ten to seventeen cents per pound, with II
few fancy diaries selling at higher price
SPRING ToNlc--For the spring ailments Incl
dent to our climate we have never found any
thing equal to Smiths Green Mountain Renova-
tor" Having made trial for ourselves we know
whereof we afiiIm-as do many others of our best
citizens, Prepared by Sas Smith, East Georgia,
VT Sold also by Bixby & Co.
EDucArIoNAL-Osca Atwood of Plattsburgh,
y. Y, has been engaged as Principal of the Rut-
land high school, at salary Of one thousand and
five hundred dollars. He goes to Europe before
beginning his work. The forty-fourth anniver-
sary of Black River academy Mt Ludlow was held
last week and class of thirteen graduated.
ANOTHER CONVENTIONAL call for a state con-
vention of the Native American Party" to be
composed of one delegate from each town Ito be
chosen June 2Oth) is called to meet at Montpelier
July ith, to put state ticket in nomination; and
county tickets are to be nominated July 18th. Its
declaration of principles is about what its name
imports
CONCERT. MIR. Phillips class will give con-
cert in the Town Hall, Barre, on Friday evening
of next week The success which the class met
with in Montpelier is sufficient grounds for
ecting that the concert in Barre will be well worth
attending and we hope the people of that ycin-
ity will turn out and give Mr.. Phillips a full
house. Particulars next week.
GRAND REFORM CLUB.-The second annual
meeting of this organization is to be held at Rut-
land on Tuesday, June 4th. 1t is expected that
among other things to be done at this meeting,
arrangements will be made to carry out the plan
Tor u New England mass meeting during the sum
mer. L. l.. Durant, Esq, the president, calls for
u full attendance, and desires that report be
made from each club in the state
GOLDEN SENsArIoN.--A dispatch to the Messen-
ger from North Troy says the Trojans are ablaze
with excitement over the finding of big gold
field near South Troy. A company has been
formed for working the mines The washings
thus far have given indications of an EldoradO, it
is said, and land in that vicinity has "gone up"
We hope the Trojans have found something worth
having But there have been many 4" big gold
fields" found in Vermont and then abandoned
that we cannot help calling To mind the adage
All that glitters is not gold"
THE DEMOCRACY IN CoUNclL.-The Democratic
State Committee met at Burlington Friday
evening last The assembly included a number
of prominent men outside of the state committee,
| the full roll being George NJ Fisk of Mortified,
| z, S. Benjamin of Wolcott, John Cain and DIR. j.
| d. Hanrahan of Rutland Dr. L. c. Butler of Essex,
| NJ. L. Spague and j, j. Deavitt of st. Adams,
Saul Bishop and John A. Beers of Bolton, A. NJ.
Dickey of St. Johnsbury, Hiram Atkins and C. c.
Meader of Montpelier, George w. Beardsley of
Alburgh and Charles Lafountain of Winooski.
1t was decided to hold the state convention at
Montpelier June 10th.
STILL ALIvE,-A subscribera Mt River Falls, Wis
oonsin, writes us to correct statement in regard
to recent fire in that place. Instead Of there
being not business house left, as was reported,
he says there are thirty business places yet re-
maining-still alive and doing good business
| lie says: 1--WE have four Touring mills here
all running day and night, and making five hun
dred barrels of flour per day" lie says further
in regard TO River Falls: zone of the state nor
nal schools is located in this place, and abou
two hundred scholars attend it at present. Sever
hundred attend the district schools" lie thinks
the farmers out that way are anything but fools