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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
IN STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER II, 1873
Fire Record.

In NORTH DuxBuRY. barn belonging to
J. W. Daley Mt North Duxbury was burned on Tues
day morning. with its contents. Insured.
IS PouprNrY. -Pomcroy Wells dwelling and
outbudngs were burned the 4th. Loss $1,000;
insured for $500 on building. and furniture
In WOODBURY.. The dwelling-house Of Horace
Parks together with its contents was burned
August 3oth. Supposed to be the work Of an
ncendiary,
NEAR WATERBURY The outhouses and large
Quantity OF hay and crops Of Henry Prescott near
Waterbury, were entirely consumed by fire early
on Saturday. Loss heavy.
In GLovER.-w william Tate, of Glover, recently
lost all Of his buildings by fire. also thirty tubs OF
butter, fifty tons Of hay and threshing ma
chine. Insurance 81, 600
IN FAiRHAvEN.--T house Of r. G. Williams
in Fairhaven was burned Saturday. Insured
for 200 The fire was caused by the tipping
over OF n lamp in basket of clothes.
In BENsoN.-The barns and sheds belonging to
Hon. NJ c. Rice were burned Friday afternoon,
with their contents Of hay and grain The loss
is 50, 900 or more insured for about 5000
IS wISoosKI-A barn situated on the Bay
road, about one and a half miles from Winooski,
the property Of Clark Rood, was destroyed by
fire early Friday Loss between $500 and $500
The fire is supposed to have been set by tramp,
out Of revenge for being refused lodgings in Mr..
Foods house
In DUxBURy-Last Saturday morning at about
one o'clock three barns, two sheds and one horse
barn belonging to Ezekiel Smith Of Duxbury were
destroyed by fire. The barns contained from fifty
to sixty tons of hay and from fifteen to twenty
tons of straw. Insured in the Windsor County
Mutual for 81 GOO The work Of an incendiary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
Boston Produce Market.

TUESDAY. September 10, ls7s.
EGGs-The demand for eggs has been good throughout
the week. and the market i quite Arm The sales have
been at Ice for Eastern, and u dozen for Northern
POrArOES-The sales OF Early Rose have ut 81 80
az n barrel Eastern from the have been selling
7uc * bushel, and must be good TO command this price.
CnEESE-The receipts Of choice have been quite large
including lots for port The sales have been "a
SIC f3 70, IA to quality. including medium and choice
The best stock Is held with considerable hrmness.
MEAL, Erc.-Corn meal has been In demand and has
been selling at s2iNEl2 81 " barrel In flour the sales
have been small AT SJJ0i and oat meal has been de-
mand with sales of common at Si155, and favorte and
fancy brands at s. 2i@6 n barrel.
FLOuR-rhe sales have been s79a q barrel for pa-
tents. choice brands selling ut ss5O@t 81 barrel Winter
wheats range from s. 25G625 for 81 Louis and the best
bran that make splendid bre'd are selling ut sh03 ii
Ohio Indiana and Michigan at s5G5I5 u barrel.
GRAIN-There Is very fine feeling for corn with n
steady demand for export and consumnon. The sales
Oats are dull anu coming forward freely
The sales have been at 3O37c e bushe TO ulty Old
oas are scarce ana selling IN small lots at aIi0c u bnshp
for the naren grades In rye the sales have small
at 63G65c q busel Shorts have been selling at S6GDl6O
and line feed and middlings at sl7GlO q ton.
BUTTER-The butter marke, has been rather dull IN,
past week. The arrivals have been considerable. hut
mostly Of medium grades. really choice article IL
and meets with ready sale Buyers very careful IL
their selections. and what "a considered choice in thu
country does not come TO the standard Of choice here
The sales good and choice have 20@
23c New York and Vermont choice at l1@!lc and fair 1,
good nj l416c 81 n. The bulk Of the receipts sell In tn
range Of 4eIl6c d ~ Choice dairy ptcked Western has
been selling at iGl 6c, and his description il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
3g7afriinan Dc Journal
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1878.


In accordance with usual custom, the pub.
fishers Of the wArcHMAN will issue n daily
paper during the coming session of the Legisa.
ture The MONTPELIER DAILY JOURNAL will
contain full and accurate reports of the doings
Of both branches Of the General Assembly, with
comments upon the same, the latest news, ed
itorial and miscellaneous matter, etc, etc We
design to make several important improvements
in the Daily for the fall, and shall spare no
pains to render 1t the most valuable vehicle of
information in regard to the doings of the Leg
iqlature and general state news ever published
in the state. The great Importance of the mat
tors to be considered by our next Legislature
render it, action Of the largest consequence to
every freeman in the state, and in no way can
he be so well advised ~ to the measures under
consideration as by perusal of the LEGISLATIVE
DAnY JOURNAL No other Daily will give so
full reports OF the doings of the General AS
sembly, or of the hearings before committees.
Now is the time to subscribe
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J. &. J. NJ. POLAND.
Montpelier, September IL, 1873.
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The Third District.


cRIrTESDES coUSTE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
Personal.

WE regret to hear Of the death from paralysis
on Friday evening Of Hon. Alanson Allen, Of Fair
haven. Mr.. Allen was seventy-eight years Of age
and was for n number Of years Assistant Assessor
OF Internal Revenue for that district. He was one
Of the most highly respected citizens Of the county
john II FRENCH. Ii. D., late Secretary of the
Vermont Board Of Education, has received and
accepted the appointment rs principal Of the State
Normal School ut Indiana, in the state OF Penn
sylvania The position is an important one, and
Dr. French, we doubt not, will fill It satisfactor-
lily, as he is specially well adapted to normal
school work
Mr.. II. II. BIsHoP has sold out his lease Of
three years OF the American hotel, at Burlington,
to L. S. Drew. The sale was effected on the 9th
and Mr.. Drew took immediate possession. "Lem."
Drew Is one of the most energetic and efficient
landlords that ever kept hotel, and the Yer
mont public, with whom he was always prime
favorite, will welcome him back to the hotel with
which his name was so many years honorably
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
Weekk oHarkets
Cattle Market.


At Cambridge and Brshtou for the week ending Tuesday
September TO- 1873.
AMOUNT STOCK AT MARKET,
Cattle. Sheer Shofss Hog,. Cdfrst
This week ......... APPS 1880 O00 1909 lgs
Last week ..,....... t.6A 1905 90 l0.lO0 225
One year ago.. i,2s4 l0,lls ls5 7,l35 1875
PRIoEs-Bes Cdtle-E1trs fat and premium oxen.
s00g12j; hrs quality. sf 2ia675 second quality, $50
@6O0 third qualify, si60d5O0 n loo ms on total weight Of
hide tnllow and dressed h-ef choice single pair
sI.0G775; Bulls, etc. s40O@i25.
W0'tin0 Urd-SlO06t50 u pair. according to thef
value az beef. Handy steers, sj16la5.
Much Cops-Far quality. s2OdbiO; extra good, si5a5S
with or without calves. farrow and or
binary, slOf125 yearngs, sl01fll5 M; two-yearsolia
sl2.WG2s.OO; three years-olds. SIS lN6i20.
Sheep and Ldmbs-Common 21etic; extra. 4tsT5c D
n; spring lambs 3Aet5i4c u pound
ShOfes-Whoesae, W6fUJr; retail, 006l00c u n. Fat
hogs, t46eSc " pound, live weight.
Veal Cdires-s3i5 n head.
Hide,.Brghton. sefsic country lots. 5k@ec 10 Gait
fets with wool on. 00@lO0c lamb skins, zoe each
REMARKs.--we hnd considerable activity to the mar
ket for cattle occasoned by gher supply from the West
We noticed that Of the heat Northern
for shipping purposes giving better feeling throughout
II claimed that the rates &c better. dressed weight
for Northern. Country butchers bought Union Market
rather than run their chancent Brighton. Kicker Ghlan
sold two to dress 900 lbs each drcpd Adams
Taylor sold Ave dress from $50 $50 ma each
sale u n. dressed: Mr.. Baldwin sold two fat cows to
dress 55 bs Mt SIS for the pair. The decline Of last week
feeling exists with an Improvement Of &c lots
Quicker sales are also noticed. c. A. Burdck sold
hundred and three head, mixed lot 70 MS 40.
o. A. Bailey sold tweuty-seven old sheen 1875 bs
Mr.. Gregory sold hundred mostly lambs averaging 81
Ms, at iisc n pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
Marriaaes.

In Montpelier September by Rev c. 3. Smith, JAMES
q. MAROON and JULIA V. R0wELL, both Of Albany.
In Montpelier, september T. by Rev ]. Edward Wright,
RICHARD BLACRALL and MILE @. LAWRENCE,
both OF Montpelier.
In shefned. August 70, ny Rev. q. g. Brigham JOHN
BROOKS and MARY GILBERT both Of ~. Johnseury.
IL s. Johnshnry, September 4, by John W. Lewis Esq,
JOHN CoRRlvEAU and DELLA A. RASH, both Of Barnet.
IN Motrisve, August q, by Rev j. p Hail, RUFUS VI.
FARAND and RODENIA NJ. NORTON, both Of Worthwhile
IN wllamstown, August 81 by Rev. A. shepherd, EI.-
Nilliam'town.
In ROCHESTER, August a. by Rev, George 2. Guernsey
JOEL NJ. CADY OF Granville, and JESSIE ADAMS, OF
Brookhed, Mass.
In St. Johnsbury, September g. by Rev. C. g. Frost A. ~
HOLLlSIER, Of Vernon, Wis, and EMMA D. BiCK-
FORD, Of Danville
In Wells River. sentember 3, by Rev. C. g. Smith. Of
Montpelier, ALBERT d. HOWE and ANNE f. DEXTER
both Of Jefferson n H.
In Cambridge, August %, nj the residence o. Hon j.
CarGenter, by Rev. u. Franklin Rattrny, WILLARD s
Charleston, 3. c.
In Brookhed, August 90 at the residence Of Deacon
Jerah Edison, by Rev. W. A, Bnshee ANDREW W. I'D
son and UfNrHlA +; PAINE both Of Brookneldi also
~ NE same time aud place Or EDWARD c. ABBOTT
OF west Randolph and ALICE NJ EDISON, Of Brookheld
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
Washington County Court.

The September term Of the Washington County
Court opened on Tuesday morning with the fol-
lowing officers Hon Timothy p. Redfeld Pre-
siding Judge; Hon. Willard S. Martin and Hon
Philander Riford, Associate Judges; Melville f.
Smile, Clerk; Frank Plumley, States Attorney;
John l.. futile, Sheriff; Henry Oviatt, Reporter.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Hull, rector OF
Christ church.
After proclamation by the sheriff to the grand
and petit jurors, Judge Redfed charged them in
the customary manner.
The following is list Of the Jurors for the pres.
ent term, with the exception of Mr.. Whitconb of
Montpelier, who was excused by the court:
Grand Jrors.-Bare, Horace Batcheder
Berlin, d. b. Bosworth Cabot, Eastman T. Hop
kins; Calais, orlando II. Townsend; Duxbury
Samuel Turner East Montpelier, Luther NJ
Parmenter; Fayston, Nathan Boyce; Middlesex,
O. A. Chamberlain; Moretown, Hiram Hathaway
Montpelier, C. H. Carter; Marshfeld, George o.
Davis; Northfed o. D. Edgerton; Planfed j.
S. Chamberlain; Waterbury, C. C. Robinson
Waitsield, W A. Jones; Warren, George b.
Newcomb; Woodbury., Ira G. Jewell; Worcester,
Adm Miles. Foreman, o. D. Edgerton.
Petit JUrors--Barre A. F. Whitney and
James Smith; Berlin, Aaron Bancroft and Janus
Crossett Calais Curtis o. Eastman; Cabot, Cor
neus Smith and Roland B. Bruce Duxbury,
Abel Gillet; East Montpelier, Charles II Ormsbee
and James X, Young Fayston, w. B. Porter Mid
dlesex, W. B. McEllery and Gardner Sawyer
Moretown, Al Clark Mansfield, T. o. Parker
and Daniel Smith, Montpelier, c. L. Whitcomb
and +. +. Kimball Mortified, Ira A. Hoton and
William L. Duusmore Plainfeld, Nathan Skin
rand Willard Harris Roxbury, L. L Bowman
Waitsfeld, j. S. Campbell and D. O. Joslyn War
rem, Nathan Robinson and Charles Pike; Water
bury, Leonard Huntley and George W. Moody;
Woodbury., o. d. Town; Worcester, A. B. Har-
rington.
A call of the jury docket followed, which dis
closed numerous cases for trial, including the
famous hulless oats " case-Boutelle u.s. West
chester Insurance Company-which was tried at
the September term, 1877, and resulted in n YER
dict for the plaintiff, but the exceptions taken by
the defendant company being sustained by the
Supreme Court at their last session. it will be tried
again this present term.
The first case for trial was one which has stood
IN the docket for long time-Jared Kimmis rs.
Ira and John Andrews This was an action OF
trespass, the main question being the position Of
lot line between the lands of the parties situated
in Moretown near Jones brook The act of tres
pass complained of consisted in the defendants en-
tering upon the land claimed by the plaintiff,
tearing down the fences and cutting and carrying
away wood and grass and was alleged to have
been committed about the LIST of January, 1870,
and to have continued from that time The
plaintiff put in evidence series of deeds convey
ing certain lands to him, and the testimony of
surveyors to show that the land in question was
included in that conveyed by the deeds. At the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

WILLIAM CLEVELAND took one hundred and
twenty-five pounds Of honey from the spires on
the Congregational church at Pawlet, the other
evening. County fair at Fayetteville Septem-
Der 18th and 18th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
IonN LITrLh,s EsrATE.

Il
In Probate Court, held al Orange In and Tor said Dis
trict on the 29th day OF August, A. u. ls7si
George j. Cooke Administrator Of the estate of John
Little late OF Orange IN said District deceased makes APP
pcation 10 said Cour for license 10 sell all Of the real
tate Of said deceived to wii All the real Of witch
the said John Little died seizd and possessed In said
ihe payment Of the debts and expen OF administration
Whereupon, u ordered by said Court, that said appi
cation be referred to session thereof to be held the lrO
bate ohee IN said nnse, the 18th day OF September
A. d. 1873, for hearing and decision thereon; aud, Il "a
further ordered, that all persons Interested be notified
hereof by publication Of notice of said application and
der thereon three weeks successfully IN the Vermont Watch
man state Journal newspaper published At Montpelier
and which crcnlaes In the nehborhood Of those interested
before sad time hearing that they may appear sd
time and place and, N they cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.-Attest,
a-A CHESTER DICkEY, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

WoMAN's TEMPERANCE UNIoS.-The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Of Vermont will hold
It's fonrth annual meeting in Winooski Avenue
Congregational church. Burlington. on September
18th and Goth Each auxiliary is entitled to five
delegates. All friends of temperance are invited
10 be present Delegates will be entertained free
Of charge. ON the 10Th, address of welcome by
Mrs. Cole Of burlington and response by Mrs,
Greene of St. Adams; essay on temperance ednca-
ton Of children by Mrs. Partridge of North Ben
nington; essay on " Home work " by Mrs Conant
of Randolph. On the 10Th, business meeting
essay by Mrs, S, A, Watson of st. Albans; dis
cussion; essay by Mrs. Hastings Of Brattleboro
and poem by Mrs Tabor OF Montpelier Return
checks furnished.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

HARDwIcK. Farmers who have commenced
digging potatoes report the poorest and lightest
crop ever raised Some fields are yielding less
than an average, and rotting badly at that. Some
fields not injured by the June frost will doubt
less yield fair crops Our schools opened on
Monday with over eighty pupils registered, and
many more are expected next week. ....J. II.
Dimick, Esq, and "your humble correspondent
contemplate going to the coast the present week
for few weeks soiourn, visiting Portland, Bos.
ton and some other points OF interest on the New
England coast wherever inclination or prospec
tive pleasure may lead Miss Noyes, minel
in Edwards & Davison's block has sold hei
| business 10 Charles l. Newton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

Those anguid tiresoms sensations. causing you to feel
scarcely able TO be your feet that constant drain tina
is taking from your system all s former elasticity dy
ing the bloom from your cheeks that continual strain upoI
your vital forces, rendering you irritable and frefu car
easily be removed by the of that marvellous remedy
Hop Bers Irregularities and distractions OF your
ten relieved at while the special OF period
cal pain are permanently removed. win you heed this
See Truths"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

An IMPROBABLE STORY New interest in the
murder of Herbert o. White at Weathersfeld two
or three years ago, for which Gravelin is now I'M
der sentence of death at Windsor prison, is
aroused by a recent anonymous and illiterate let
ter toaW eathersfeld justice claiming that Grave
lin is in nocent Of the crime. The writer says he
killed White himself because the latter had threat
ened to kill him, and tells how he did it. As there
seemed to be plenty of evidence against Graven
the letter will have little influence, but certain
mysterious circumstances connected with the
murder might be unraveled by somebody's con-
fpssion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
nANIrL sKINNER,s ESTATE.


In Probate Court held at Montpelier, said District on
the 26th day OF August, A. ID, ISIS.
j. H. Hastings Executor o. the estate Of Daniel skinner
late OF Waitsrd, In sail District deceased, presents
administration account for examination and allowance
and makes application for a decree Of distrbuton and
partition Of the estate Of said deceased Whereupon,
ordered by said Cont that said account and said Application
he referred to session thereof be held Probate
uice, In said Montpelier the l3th day of September A.
D. 1875 for hearing ami decision thereon Il further
Ordered that notice hereof be given TO persons ed
by publication OF the same three weeks successfully IN The
Vermont Matchman state Journal. a newspaper pub
shed AZ Montleier previous to said tne appointed for
hearing that they may appear At said time ant place and
show any they may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree mad,
by tile Court.-Atirst
Bl-s2 HARVEY iILDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

We do not as rule allow ourselves to editora
columns speak Of any remedy advertise but feel
warranted in saying word for Hoods sasaparilla sar
-apara has been known remedial agent for centuries
and Is recognized by all schools Of practice valuable
blood purifier II Is put mp in forms of almost INFINITE
variety but Messrs. Hood Co., lowell, Mass who arr
thoroughly reliable pharmacists. have hit upon remedy Of
unusual value. Certainly they have vouchers Of cures
which we know to be most extraordinary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

TuNBRlDGE.-Farmers are harvesting their
grain, which is very light. The hay crop is better
this year than last. .. Hugh Dickerman of this
town, recently broke his leg while trying TO keep
a large pile OF lumber from falling. q. Nathan
skinner, practical farmer of Plainfield, delivers
the address at the fair of the Union Agricultural
Society this fall
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

BARRE Wendell Stafford, graduate of
Barre Academy, class OF rs, will give free
reading at the Town Hall in this place. on Mon
day evening, September 18th, to commence at
half-past seven o'clock. All are invited Ma
thanie Chamberlin raised this season thrty-hve
bushels of wheat from an acre Of land. In 1877
William Mears raised sixty-six bushels and three
pecks Of wheat from one and half acres OF land,
and six hundred bushels of oats from six acres OF
land. What town can do better?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

ANIMAL MEErING.-At the annual meeting of
the Passumpsic railroad, the 4th, it stated
that the net earnings were SCI 720 less than last
year The following directors were elected
Emmons Raymond r. p Redfield, Gardner C..
Brown, Amos Barnes, Warren X. Bodgett, Alden
spear, Lucius Robinson, Stephen Foster and T.
A. Peters. At a subsequent meeting of the di.
rectors Emmons Raymond was elected President
I. p. Redfeld, Vice-president; E. Cleveland, Sec
rotary; n. =. Lowering Treasurer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

Horse KILLED. Thomas Utton's horse " Bis.
marck, from Morrisville, was killed on the tract,
at the State Fair ground in ST. Adams Tuesday
morning, by colliding with team coming swiftly
from the opposite direction. The animals side
was pierced by shaft and though the niur,
was not at first thought to he serious, the horse
lived only two hours Mr. Utton was offered
one thousand dollars for him on Monday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

THE FAvoRTTE DocToR CoMING.--J. P. Bryant,
NJ. D., the magnetic physician of Rochester, y.
Y, whose cures ofdisease are well known through
ont the world and whose success is well known ia
the citizens of Montpelier through former visits
here, will remain at the Pavilion from September
23d until October ith, and will be happy to see
his friends and former patrons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
The Maine Election.

II the down Easters haven't succeeded in sur
prising themselves in the result Of their election
on Monday, they certainly have all the rest Of the
world. The result leaves Gov. Common lacking
some five thousand votes of reelection, while the
greenback vote is more than one third larger than
the democratic In the First, Second and Third
Congressional districts Messrs. Read, Frye and
Lindsey Republican are elected, while Powers is
defeated in the Fourth by Ladd, greenbacker,
and the Fifth (Hale's) Is still in doubt The
legislature is close hut it is thought the Republic
ans will have sufficient strength to rc-elect Gov
ernor Conner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

WANT A RAILROAD Application will be made
to the approaching legislature for charter for a
railroad from Ely village in the town Of vershire
to connect with the Central Vermont or Passump
sic railroad. The Vermont Copper Company
employ between five and six hundred men in their
simply immense
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11

WATERBURY. Rev o. g. Wheeler, of Grand
Isle, preached an excellent sermon here last Sab
bath, and 1t would be well II some of our politi-
cal friends would live up to Its teachings-the
preacher taking for his text, "show myself a
man" Rev, S. H. Wheeler is expected to return
from his vacation this week, aud will preach next
sunday. People of Waterbury and vicinity
wishing To buy their fall stock OF boots and shoes
will find II TO their advantage 10 call and examine
hand one OF the largest and best lines of boots and
shoes In town, which he Is selling at bottom prices.
Miss Lizzie Colley, principal OF the Green
Mountain Seminary Of Waterbury Center opens
persons wishing 10 acquire knowledge Of the
| French language would do well to take lessons Of
Miss Cooley as she has received the best OF in
strncton under native teachers, and has had con
/ siderable experience in teaching that language.