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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

WATERBURY Rev. Mr.. Tabor, of Montpelier,
preached in the Methodist church last Sabbath
taking for his text" counsel thee to buy of me
gold tried in the fire, that thou mayest be rich, I"
and preaching an excellent sermon therefrom
Rev. A. w. Wild will preach in the Congrega-
tonal church next Sunday Last Saturday,
while viii r. Stratton was driving the hearse
which contained the remains of Mrs J. C. Crossett
DOWN one of the steepest places on 6 Crossett
Hill, the hold-backs of the harness broke letting
the hearse on to the horse. Mr.. Stratton by his
GOODNESS and self-possession succeeded in averting
what might have been sad accident. "A
meeting was held in Fireman's hall last Thursday
evening to see about raising funds to supply the
village with water to be used in case of fire. Ii
was voted to pay c. c. Warren two hundred dol
lars year for fifteen years to furnish with water
two hydrants and several csterns. William p
Dillingham;, Esq, arrived home on Tuesday
....J. A. Burlegh and wife, George W. Moody
and wife, Elisha Moody and wife, with several
others, went to Saratoga Springs last Friday
where they intend to remain for few weeks
saturday last, upon the grounds adjoining the
palatial residence OF Miss Nettie NJ Henry was
given picnic in honor of William Barret Henry,
Of New York city, who has been sojourning in
this place for the past month and who soon
leaves for college, large assemblage of young
people made gay the orchard and meadow, while
the gathering was given tone To by several older
residents of the town Unfortunately when the
time came for the feast, the unproptious weather
neeessitated an adjournment TO the mansion, and
the tables were set in the large dining-rvom where
coffee and lemonade were bountifully supplied
and the elegant viands were served in abundance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

Under our present vicious system of taxa.
tion-or rather, under our vicious practices
under this system-our real estate pays most
of the taxes. Especially is this true as
mortgaged property from which the farmer
is struggling to lift the burden, is twice
taxed. 1t is therefore a matter OF the highest
necessity that no part of the state should be
burdened beyond its share, and that all
should be justly and equally taxed.
If the present equalizing board, however,
comprising as it does many gentlemen most
familiar with our present method of taxa.
ton, could devise some other system under
which capital would be compelled to bear
its rightful share of the cost of supporting
the government, and recommend its adop.
ton to the legislature, 1t would be doing a
work in comparison with which the import
ance of the equalization of taxes under oul
present system would be frivolous. If some
such scheme could be devised, it would be
hailed by nine-tenths of the people of Yer
mont as their greatest boon. But perhaps
after all, what is most needed is that oul
taxpayers and listers should be educated tC
a higher scale of honesty. And an hones
list under our present system-with the ex
emption of double taxation upon mortgageC
property-would be at least thousand folC
improvement upon the lists which are sworr
10 as being correct at the present day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

CALAIs.-The conference OF the Christian church
society is appointed at North Hyde Park, begin
ming September 9TH. The annual business meet
ing of the above society in this town will occur
next Saturday, Immediately after the conclusion
Of the regular monthly meeting The annual
picnic Of the Christian Sabbath-school will be held
In Fosters grove, August 2sth., The fall term
Of the graded school opens Monday, September
I'd, to continue twelve weeks under the direction
OF Mr. aud Mrs W. W. Ainsworth The record
which this school has made in the past, and the
fact that tuition and other expenses are much
lower than at any other school OF equal grade in
northern Vermont, recommend it at once to the
patronage of the people, In evidence of this, the
handbills state that for the tr6ng sum Of twenty
five cents above the prices for common English,
studies can be pursued which, in any other
school, would cost from one dollar aud fifty cents
to four dollars. Figures won't lie" and COM
ments are unnecessary. -, The question as to who
will "run " for town representative Is before the
people. The democrats have but one or two
available candidates, and with unanimity ON the
part OF the Republicans could make but slim
showing The Republicans are blessed in the OPP
poste direction the difficulty being to select from
the numerous candidates who are being men
toned, one or two "splits on the part of this
party may cause repetition Of the lesson Of four
years ago, and 1t is hoped that whoever receives
the nomination will also get the support Of the
party which elected Mr.. Burnap two years ago.
by large majority on the first ballot, without a
scattering vote. Every Republican should attend
the caucus
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

A NOVEL IDEA.-An agricultural paper
in France heralds the discovery of what
must prove great blessing, if it be really as
efficient as is supposed. 1t is an extremely
simple and cheap method of protecting
houses from lightning. This consists merely
of bundles of straw attached to sticks OF
broomhandes, and placed on the roofs OF
houses in an upright position, The first
trials of the simple apparatus were made at
Tarbes, upper Pyrenees, by some intelligent
agriculturists, and results were so satisfac-
tory that soon after eighteen communes OF
the Tarbes district provided all their houses
with these bundles Of straw, and there have
since been no accidents from lightning
where they were disastrously frequent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

Washington County Nominations.
t.. ea,,.. ( WIN. p. DmLINGHAM, Waterbury
'o' ''""'o's ALBERT DwISELL, of Calais.
A.. I,a.o. PHILANDER RIFoRD, of Warren
Ass '"useS JAMES A. CoBuRN, East Montpelier
Judge OF Probate-HARvEY TILDEN, of Barre
States Attorney-FRANK PLUMLEy, OF Mortified
Sherin-,loHN l.. FUTILE, of Montpelier.
High Bailin-GEoRGE q. BoYcE of Fayston.
LamoiHc County Nominations.
For Senator-R 7. PARKER, OF Wolcott
A.. r,,.o. ( l.. S. SMALL, of Hyde Park
MS ''"uh'' L. II. SHATTUCK, Of Waterville
States Attorney-V. p. MAcUTCHAN, of Stowe
Sherih-IoNAs STEVENS, of Eden.
High Bailiff-LUMAN WHEELER, of Morristown
Judge Of Probate-R S. PAGE of Hyde Park.
Orange County Nominations.
For soro,ors JOHN b. MEAD, of Randolph.
9' ! JONI c. STEARSs, of Bradford,
Ass,, I,daos S. B. DARLING, of Vershire.
'"us'' J. P. CLEVELAND, Jr., of Braintree
Sheriff-W G. CLARK, Of Brookfed
.rudg's probate J. A. TENNEY, Bradford District
NN W. II. NICHOLS, Randolph Dist
Windsor County Nominations.
JOIN T, DEASE, Of Cavendish
For Senators WILLIAM c. DANFoRTH, Barnard
NELSON GAY, Of Stockbridge
Ass'. r,dcos CALVIN FRENCH, OF Cavendish
""e0' CROSBY MILLER, of Pomfret.
States Attorney-G1LBERT A. DAVIS, of Reading.
Sheriff-SuRRy w. STMsoN, OF Ludlow.
High Bailiff-RoLLtN AMsDEN, of Windsor
I,do,s p.oho,o JOHN PORTER, Hartford District
7 VIM. II. WALKER, Windsor Dist
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

CARoT.-Rey. b. s. Adams takes his vacation
the next three weeks ~. Rev. Samuel Thurber
former pastor OF the Advent church, was in town
last week and preached at the Advent church t.
acrowded house ON the 18th instant His numerou,
friends were glad to meet him again, Mr. H. NJ
Gaylord, OF Randolph, is to open a select schoo
in this place on Thursday, September 9TH Mr.
Gaylord comes well recommended as scholar
and gentleman. lie graduated at the Norma
School in Randolph, in the class Of the winter
term of 1878, and has had quite an experience In
teaching, We hope he may have large schoo
In this town.. Hon. j. NJ Todd, of Portland
Maine, will address the people OF Cabot next Mon,
day evening, August 2dth, Subject" The fnan-
cial question OF the day"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

On Sunday afternoon, during a thunder storm,
the powder magazine OF weldy & Co.. on the out
skirts OF Pottsvie, Penn, was struck by light
ming. There were eleven hundred kegs of powder
In the building, and terrible explosion was
caused, completely demollshing the magazine and
scattering the debris with terrific force in an
easterly direction, making gap in the woods
fifty feet wide. A picnicking party was assembled
In the woods short distance below the magazine,
and several OF the party were more or less injured
by flying stones, timbers, etc. Twenty-Five
houses were crushed to pieces. Hearthstones
and pianos were hurled miles away.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21
International COurtesies.

The visit of the Royal Fusileers OF Montreal Il
st. Adams on the Fourth of July has its parable
in the reception given to Lord and Lady Duffern
at Stanstead, p. @, ON Friday of last week, which
was attended by Governor Fairbanks, accompanied
by Adjutant and Inspector General j. S. Peck
Quartermaster-Ge L. G. Kingsley, Colone
Julius J, Estey, Colonel Roswell Farnham, Colonel
Fred f. Smith, Hon, Luke p. Poland and C. NJ.
Stone editor of the Cdiedonidn. The party ar
rived by special train from St. Iohnsbury. The
leading citizens of Stanstead, with the Essex and
Warren fire engine companies, were present at
the reception, The streets were beautifully dec
GRATED with bunting arches and notices The
Governor-General and party were escorted to the
residence OF Charles w. Pierce of Boston, at Sun.
nyside, for refreshments. From thence they were
taken to the Stanstead Wesleyan College, where
an address Of welcome was presented to Lord
Duiferin, after which short speeches were made
by Lord Dniferin, Governor Fairbanks, Judge
Poland, C. G. Colby NJ. p, and others Lord
Duffern after referring at length in compliment
airy terms to the friendly relations of the Canadian
and American people, said; 81 have never visited
the United States when was not most cordially
enthusiastically and complimentary received by
both the public and officers of state While love
and shall ever love Canada, and the people of
Canada side by side with this is and ever will be
my love and profound admiration for the people
OF the United States. Before retiring wish to
perform task never before attempted by me
yet take pleasure in so doing. have the honor
of naming the President of the United States and
the Governor OF Vermont; let us give them three
rousng cheers which were given with will
After the speeches grand banquet was held in
the spacious parlors of the college. Lord and Lad,
Dniierin left in the evening for trip through
Lake Memphremagog to the summer residence OF
Sir Hugh Allan, whose guests they were over
Sunday. In behalf of Vermont, Governor Fair
banks has invited Lord Dufferin and party to visit
this state before returning to Europe, By some
unfortunate bunder of the local committee OF ar
engagements the guests from Vermont were not so
well provided for as they should have been. The
fault, however, lies entirely with the committee,
and after things got started on the ." right tack,
our folks had most enjoyable time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

TWENTY-FIVE years ago, beginning on August
18th and continuing until the i4th, torrid wave
swept over the United States and Canada with
terrible results. The Thermometer registered one
hundred degrees in nearly every locality and in
the city OF New York there were four hundred
deaths, OF which two hundred occurred on the
lith Of August
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

CYPRUS was the first country in the world that
had Christian ruler 1t was the place where
the name OF Saul was changed to Paul, It was
the country OF Barnabas, the son Of consoa-
ton, and the estates which he sold to assist in
the propagation Of Christianity were in Cyprus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL

Three notable entertainments were given at
Newport the past week in honor of Mrs. Hayes,
who has been visiting that popular summer resort
the first being by Mr.. Charles II. Russell, one
OF New iork's Oldest and most respected citizens
the second by Mr.. David King Jr., and the third
by Hon. George Bancroft, the well-known histor-
ian. The latter reception was an especially bril-
liant affair and was attended by the elite of New
port, and included many distinguished persons
from other portions Of the country-ex. Secretary
Bristow and wife, Senator Pendleton and wife, of
Ohio, General Burnside, Governor Carroll of
Maryland, Judge and Mrs Swayne and many
others. Mrs Hayes wore white silk the over
skirt being handsomely embroidered in white
silk, and the sleeves being of lace. She wore no
iewelry except handsome cameo. Her hair was
ornamented with tortoise-shel comb and white
marabou feather.
At this entertainment the toilet which attracted
the most attention was that OF Mrs Heap wife Of
Captain Heap of the United States Engineer Corps
Her dress was made OF heavy white silk and orna-
mented with painting by hand. Around the dress
we're several bands of delicate hue on which
were painted roses budding and in full bloom, be-
sides most exquisite little birds. The colors
blended most beautifully, the whole making a
rare and charming picture. The painting itself
was the work of the lady's husband
DIR, Jed IL. Baxter and wife have left the city
with Postmaster-General Key, and large COM
pany OF friends, for a trip to Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls and the West Sol.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21
For Gorernor,
REDFlElD PROCTOR, Of Rutland.
For Lieutenant Governor,
EBEN P, COTTON, Of Irasburgh.
For Treasurer,
JOHN A. PAGE, Of Montpelier.

For Members Of Congress,
First Dstrict-CHARLEs II. JOYCE, OF Rutland.
Third District-wILLIAM W. CIRCUIT, of Barton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21
State Equalizing Board.

The state board for the equalization OF
taxes in the various counties of the state i.
now in session in the Senate chamber. Thi.
board consists of one member from each
county, elected by the county eoualizinp
boards which held their meeting at the re-
spectiye county seats on Tuesday of last
week. The roll OF the board is as follows.
Addison county Roctor coro
Bennington county. George HOPKINS
Caledonia county" ............... Jacob Trussell
Chittenden county '''...'....,.E Edgar II. Lane.
Essex county .''''''''''''''''James H. Benton.
Grand Iae onnntr r1 Al'reu ne''u
Iamoille county C;eorge W Powell
Orange county. .............. William R. shedd
Orleans county. Michael Kennedy, Jr
hutland county '''....''....M Martin G. Everts
w wnsa,nsson county Charles T. saoin
windsor couutv ''p pn,a =, pa', nn
...ha;. g.. 49,,
,ooa H., n So. 'c"S i0'e
o,oo,od .oo.o.a.n as1 80. ~ CO.. wa,
,Ioa.,a,;os ""e oaaeo '"oin' VI
'''''A' 'eN'0'"'y' 'huoi VIC
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21
Vermont State News.


m ADDISON COUNTY
| -. "'o "vk'"hing I" "ik ABOUT vigilance
,sa,,'' u ,'',s county as protection against
aps Da',u pH'uy' OF west Addison, had
| given n bv n team, ,.hue -. ,.,.- =,
NJ sullivan ~ w., ~ 1885,,
stabbed and emf tho o,hor r,rh, ond n r 60.
OF the same town has Ios, ,,ra ani,,,a,. ,a,',.a
ful tramns boino nrolot,,. ,,a ill.,
c. H. MALLORY. North por,i.,,,.. A.. -
chant. has been enod ono h.s5.s, ~.
costs for selling louor ue,s oi,,.ar
and few suspected him NJ engogra in ,,,o a.,
30. Jesse Converse. Of Yves, pan,on ,,h,,o ,a,,,
ing in his BARNARD n few davs s,nco ,sas .a,.aa
with an apopectic A, and vos ,onrd H., a.. ,,',,..
a short time af,er snoechiess t,,s,,,s,. , ~,
IN he naraivzad a,d h,s roo,,,,o,,, -. 49,,
e. ,, "hN"iNu'o" oooNia'
''.N' ""u oeS''o", 'i''u' vi Arnhg-
a' 'Hou " se, o''" WIN oonuuc'or VINO "ouid
70 '"'"' ''uo Vn '''a'osa "'''l Tram WIN
''1Ne'' 'm r o'''or u"S' W cutting up 'ne
-. "a - 90 10y ''u 'e'o",S -",e Uo''"rS
,.n ,'. V", "e'e "''e''eu anu U'Ae" 10
De-. -. ,t'
'l'''i'',ND ,"s oeen ensaBeu ior
one year as pastor OF the Congregational church
at East st. Johnsbury, and has entered upon his
ministry Mr.. Hammond is graduate Of the
~ '"'''S'S'
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
MIR. A. A. MERRIFIELD, Of the Weldon House.
st. Adams, Is the proud possessor of young al-
gator, Just received from friend at Paatka
florida' Inc young saurian is about foot in
length, and came in good condition.. On the
farm OF NJ. N. Sornborger, In Richford, il sit
uated an extensive ledge rich In conner. Welding
large per cent OF pure copper. The ledge has
never been prospected, hut 1t is thought that 1t
might De worked prohably.....A son of Mr.. ii.
a. ooule, Oh fairheld, while moving with scythe
recently mad the misfortune to cut one OF his legs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-08-21

DURING heavy thunder shower the other
morning, lightning struck and killed three calves
belonging to Nathan and Charles Phelps Of Hal
fax, Patrick Comerford, who was arrested for
the recent outrage on little girl at Brattleboro
has been discharged from custody, having proved
an alb
WINDSOR COUNTY.
THE report that the Central Vermont managers
were to build hotel at White River Junction
Is said to be without authority. 1t Is likely
GOOD hotel will be built Immediately and prob
IDLY the Messrs Barron will be the builders
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18
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Gio auf bic 8erfnfnng bre6el."
y9te 8erfa1uus 1T ui9t redtsbez
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uste 2aiaue.
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fI3rfi6 einen 8~uuoesreform : 8tan,
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re6t proclnmiren uno aue 9eutihen,
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5eit nit benz piemDnteTtihen 8artnment
aemo6t. 9alio(e fonb HieieS 8roiect
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8ismnrd berabi9ieoete, ia9te er: rSh
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ipater."
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N6FiGt, ON p. Sept. 1864 in 0anburg
cine QroBe Boltss uno MISUNDERSTANDING
flung 81 9uniten Der 2InneriOn obiubal
ten, moran i'm a6ec ieia friibSe,ttger
COB n%erbiuoerte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18

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bierbe' miOey re Gelf6t Qfeif In
Sinot Ootr Doh Der Gen e,rbe ~beetn6t,t
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nnr iir ben bet,mmten Sal entlfleber
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lerperbano iOIte onbtr, ftatt @inbmT6.
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Ger Die 8lno 81 reaHen, lieber nit
uusethsi!ter &rnft elreinbaren, otluein.
nibi9en 8ielea 5uitrebeu, ins6eioaoere
Der aud BON l9m ib0n ais h6hIt oriz.
geno e%rfdnnten b~eiis5en 8o1 bll0una unb
6Ortbilaun9 ieings @aGpu9les."
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Die moocrnc SuOnftrts wnO Die
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biir0erlibeu 0eleIlhaft lit i'm Ser9leid
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