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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-09

Vim. Hall. and he agreeing to surrender
his claim upon the said roHd. 70 the
county for the sum Of 500; the amount
was ordered paid. and upon receipt Of a
deed to the county for the same. the
road was declared a county public road.
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The German Catholics Of Cincinnati
are very loud inthcir complaints against
Archbishop Purcell. the priest banker
who failed for Sc. 200. 900, alleging that
the Archbishop losnded their money de-
posted with him, for the purpose Of
building Irish Catholic churches 10 the
exclusion of other nationalities.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-09

A I'LL nppropriating sIO.cO for the
relief OF the sufferers by the Reno Ore
has passed the Senate. The bill pro-
vides that the money SHALL DO distributed
by the Governor. An amendment TO
reduce tho amount to $1,000 was do.
f,aInl
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Arrivals.

A special stage yesterday brought tho
following passengers from tho north:
5. Mooser and wife, F.. 8. Isatss,
WIN. Allen. Vim. Mckay, VIM rufton,
w. k',fer, J. A. Mclaughlin, Amos
PIummer.
The following arrived to-day:
Die. Neville. Mnilie Wood, W .O'Neil
Thomas Gnhn'y. A. Thompson, NJ. L.
Hathaway, Il. $. Conloy. and two ORR
entails.
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CHAs. w. ANGEL. the dcfHulting Sec
rotary OF the Pullman Car Company, ON
his trial in Chicago has plead guilty. and
been sentenced Ia ten years imprison.
mcnt IN the pcnetcntiAry-tho full e1.
tent OF the law. lie has n family and
is connected with one OF the most 70.
spectacle families in Chicago.
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WnES a $4,000 clergyman il offered u
$4,000 pastorato it is styled a "calI,"
whereas III point Of fact IL is not a
''cail F" but n raise"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-09

To FAnMEBs AND OrBERs.-Havipk
assumed cntire control Of the blhek
tmithing wason-makipg and machine
shops, ] Am now prepared to do any
and oil kinds Of work in my line, par
ticularly the repairing Of agricultural
implements, on the most favorable
terms.
A. Bruce,
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Fresh Sad llo Rock Oysters, Quuhnug
clans, Turkeys. Chickens. Dncks,
Geese and ffesh white Ash direct from
Lake Superior, nj the Gem
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Tho Object.

1t is pretty we'll uuderstood that the
Senate had been bought and paid for
by Central Pacific people several days
before Steve Gage delivered his lecture
on fares unl frcights, and that the Oh.
Jcct Of the lecture was to endeayor TO
let the rccrcnIt Senators down AS easily
MS possible. So itnpprurs that Stephens
effort in the Assembly chamber was sim
ply II Labor OF love, unless indeed it was
$50 nominated in the bond" 70. the
purchase the Honorable (I) Senators.
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Bnso khlI.

All interested in Base Ball matters
nre requested to meet ut the Depot
Hotel this (Fridny) evening Mt 1880
o'clock, fot the purpose u organizing
u club.
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Bricks for safe.

Tho Undersigned has 10000 bricks
for sale In lots to suit.
DuDtsf sALs.
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Lovsns N n good cigar, should sample
those fine Eastern made cigars just 70.
ceiyed al the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-09
R,ko Guard Alteration.

You are hereby ordered 10 appear at
your armory Monday evening Of TX
o'clock; a full attendance Is rsBcotcd,
The roll will DO open for new mombcfs,
b. order Of tho
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-09

FAMibrEs supplied with nice fat tur.
keys, geese, ducks and chickens al the
Gem.
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Arrivals at Depot mo,.i.

A. l.. sherman. Osino.
Mrs. Young, Tuscarora.
Miss Ida Dovere,
II. Allen, Pine valley.
D. +. Hank, Hallcck.
JAS McMullen. Star valley,
q. NJ. Dcderiek, Carlin.
y. Van Nance,
>. II. Martin, Gal.
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Estrn session or Cnnxrc.s.

All the npprrp rintion bills c1crp, tie
army aud Legislative have been passed,
but in consequence uf the fnilurv to PASS
those bills an eXtm session of Congress
has been called by the President to
convene ON March 18th.
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Depot tsotrt Arrivals
+. W. Scovrll. Huntington.
J. II Miller. Curlin.
DIR. Ha+kin. Camp Hnllrck.
Alex. Wise, Winncmucca.
W. Cunger, Wells.
JoLrBr-n,ou. England.
John BeleWstt,
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depart

This murning-JoLn Belewett md
John Br,nton.
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Arrivals

This evenings. Lintt5h and John
Mcclure.
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Departures,

This mornimg-Charles Munter and
A. l.. Matthews.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-09

No further bushes appearing the
Board adjourned until Monday the 7th
day April next.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Geo. II. MAXWELL
A. p Mathews.
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Advertised Letter List

Following Is list Of unclaimed let.
ttfs Remaining la this Office March LIST.
1879.
DoSrr0 II naliing @
dsnl.y FRANK Hines M"liie
Keller Mrs Iys.rh Murphy MrS
MeAiiiNer W n Park John va
Rely 4 Ran~,m Hiss Jennie
Nnbbfrts G w Sherman Mrs T. A
Y hng Mrs ShSib Thomas Mrs Matte
Yeatcs John
Q. W. HUI. T.. N.
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Hills Allowed

The following bills were taken Mp by
the County Commissioners. acteL upor
and allowed.
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Departures.

This moruing-.Samuel Linkton and
DIR. Mcdonald. s:-- r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

S-veral changes in the postal lsw went
into effect May l,t, ard now rates CT pest
age are as follows The postage on all sec
ond class matter newspapers and periodicals,
bound IN paper, Is two cents Per pound
Periodicals. bound in board, cloth, leather
or other substantial binding such a. dis
tinguish printed books Tor preservation
from periodical publication cannot pass
in the mail at the pound rates. The Limit
of weight to four pounds Is waived ii the
case Of a single book weighing more than
that limit. Circulars can be addressed,
dated signed, and typographical errors
corrected in writing aud the postage will be
one cent for each two ounces. instead oil
one cent for one ounce as heretofore. Proof
sheets and corrected proof sheet1, and
manuscript copy accompanying the same,
may be sent in the mail at the rate OF one
cent for each two ounces. (Thls provision
does not admit manuscript uEaccompaGiod
by the proof sheet There may be placed
upon the cover or blank leaves of any book
or Of any printed matter OF the third class
simple manuscript dedication or inscription
that does not partak3 OF the nature of pei
soGsl correspondence. tpDa any package
of matter of the fourth class the sender may
write or print his own name and address,
preceded by the word from, and there
may also be written or printed the plumber
and names OF the articles enclosed, and the
sender thereof may write or print upon OF
attach to any such articles by tas or label
mara, number, namo OF letter, ior purpose
Of Identification
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
SAN Yors rroviuou msrss.,

HsW ahhS IT,
CoTTON-TLs market as steady, | loo higher
sales 50 bales mddng uplands at l2.
tLOuR-Thc market Is 4uotel as less active,
prices without decided change holders being more
anxlous 70 alzct Receipts 600 barrels, sales
1000 barrels No at CO q 3 ~. SuperGne
state and western at 50d 3 3 common to good
extra western and state 80 % 200 good
to choice extra do at 41j @ so; :om
mon to ehoicee white whoat western extra ut
% ~ = iancv white wheat western eItis at
55I5 .; common to good extra Ohio at 3 IS
a. 80 comnoa to choice extra e.. Louis at
30ne oOs pe.c1t Minnesota extra good to prime
SD 25: choice to double extra 20 n BOO.
hfE FLOUR, irm 4u.et sales 80 bsrls Ut
CORN NEAL, Is quoted steady yellow Western,
24na25!a Jersey and Pennsylvania at 00A2 IS.
WHEAT-Th7 market Ia irregular and unsettled,
opening shade Grmer aud closing dull at a 1cts
LOVER. Receipts lOl.CsO bushels; saes i53,UU;
rejected sPrn: at sia3' No, do. at 95as- No
winter red az lIIiG l is,; No. spring at l9G
20; ungraded amber at Is al II No. 2 do l.
al 81 mixed winter at l>5lDi 10; ungraded white
a; Is a l6: No. DO AZ I2Gi I3.; No. do.
RYs--The market IS quoted frmer Is, for state
65t iGr Canala Goa p Tor No. western.
HARLEY - dull and heavy sales OJOJ1 No.
Canada hi Sht at :, d90; rOwed state at G5d7J
BARLEY MALr-dull. nominal, sales ofOJJ bushs
Canada at O..
CUKN-The market is without decided change.
Receipts isl 600 bushels; -sles 1884, 900 bushs iIiI
= ior ungradcd HiGi5 for steamer i5ai-, Tor
G
Receipts, g 90 bushels sales s,6OO bushels %
for No. / 3+d3-. for mixed western; 3sdi3 for
white state.
HAY The market 4ao;ei d;u 45a5o for chip
ping.
Hot5 steady AMI trade light; SALE Cor
yearlin-s sar,2 for eastern and western 5l15; for
New YORK state; HOG fer Calitornians.
C0fFEE-The market T. quoted "a beng steady
SUGAR Refined is quoted a urmiy active =;
.id.s Tor standard A; si1.t for graduated ;
s.6ss tor powdered dS- for crushed.
MOLASSEs - steady, quiet New Orleans at q
3Odi5 Tor new.
RICE The market quoted al G.In Carolina
II 6td1; Louisiana. ut 6.d5,.
PETROLEUM maTke; quotei steady crud. at
!. refined at =.
raLLOw- quoted a. being steady Sales Il .
100 at c.dG SIC
POTATOES steady. P,ashblows at Ol<I3 .
Early Eosc at -j1f3 IS Pee less al , 2ja12 s..
EGGS- dull and heavy ~ Tor state and Pennsyi
vana
PROVISIONS Pork The market closed dull
anG heavy. Mes at ~ I2:GlU =. Beef, unchanged.
Cut meats quiet and drm. Midd.eJ quoted a
boing frmer. long clear At short clear at s..
LARD, LUTfER, Ere. Lard, market Is quoted
at tie c.o'r rs being weak Butter quiet, sHlg for
state. Cheese quiet ana Grn at 3G@ Tor State
LiGSEtn-vrry firm.
Wiiilhtf irIner at tiIi J...
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

A b. ;7c!i kuown, tto tendency 10 all acute o.
chronic i,rns C.. disease il towards d.tiilty al
l-,s o: vital force, which always retards GONZALEZ
ccnce, and T. nG r. return 70 health uncertIia
impossible Attr medicine has done its work oi
trelL NJ the a ease. and the physician leaves as
lie mu t, g.. Iaturs the bu neg OF repair and
torltiOa, he too Items finds that natur, acts 80
ieebi,, and builds again - slowly. that the period
Of couyale:rence is frequently prolonged through
many weary moaths while in many cases the Old
vitality Is ncver restored and ths patient nksinto
a stats U! permanent inyaliism. 10 meet this con
iitioa u low 'itaty, the compound Oxygen
which acts directly N the great nervous centres,
rendering them moro etlcient. vigorous, and a:ttv
and capable OF generating more and more OF the
vital forces. which ars life ami health, Offer
agent OF helI and restoration which t.tz promptly
and surely cur treatise on Compound OXYGEN"
It's nature sciion. and results gives the amplest in
formation Al regard to this new treatment foI
chron dis l1es, which / L,ins rapidly introduced
in all parts Of the country. This Treatise s sent
Tree. Address Dr.. SrARHgY : PtLEs liz Girarl
,treet, Fh.laislpLit, f..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
L. MS PINAFORE
IN resp JBsa TO request tie l.r.l cIi %. the
Home Fer Destitute (hildren, the
ArbOr Vita Musical and Dram
attic CluD,

o u. AiOaa-, haze generously caHs, HIe1 TO xi.,
presentations ri this famous Opera first produced
in London, in May i :. and still remaining one o:
the chief attraction II that a. Of many American
cities at the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
OVER TIsE I.lttt

The trcwa Point lion Company, at their
annual meeting. elected the following d.
rectors John Hammond, OF Mneville :,
lie Grand 3. Cannon and Moses Taylor, OF
New York Thomas Dick son, OF Scranton,
and +. W Hall, OF Whitehall 1t has bsen
several years since the Company declared a
div iend
A company has been urgahik.d at Piatis
hurgh, which has secured considerable pro
perty in New Grenada, said TO be one OF the
richest gold mining regions of south Amer
Icl. \ commission will shortly sail 10
prospect the property before further tXpen
dItures are made towards its Development
II the report should be favorable large
emigration may be expected IN that ilrcc
ton.
Only one Ji the platt-burgh sag mills
will be operated this season Abou, one
fourth the usual stock Of logs il expected
At meeting OF the j 1 j Rogers Iron
Company OF Ausab,e Forks. held May s.h
II. ID, Graves, Esq was chosen president IN
place of Hon. Junn Rogers, II W S.ets1n
y,ce-uTe-iient and Il. + Wells secretary
Both brsLches Of tho legislature have
passed bill, a. recommended by Governor
Robinson IN his annual message, spprOpri-
ating 900 COO Tor tho enlargement Of
Clinton prison This, 1t ~ understood will
nearly double the present capacity If tho
prl-ln
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for tie Free Press and Ria,
,.>.I iasi h,it l,oua ReiaIa -

Id. death Of Ails7 Katie Tray. GA Fri
day, May ., l,-9. WAS one OF the mysteries
OF Providence. the meaning OF which is be
yond the ken Of human comprehension
She was the frs. bora Of family circle
into which for twenty-five years death had
not befcre entered She was enGeared to
brothers and sisters hy the tender ties and
associations Of the elder sister. How could
they spare her. Parents aai children What
shcuiG they do without her seli-sacr.fsing
interest in all their welfare In the Pro7i-
dcuce of God, now iusorut.bie bat by-and
by to be fully uuisr-t)oi she was stricken
down, iusi rs the word seemed brightest
and fairest, aUd the future most promising
and alluring Why, We know no., ami in
view eff it the zcripture iniuna; !on repeated
by the venerable grand sire, IN neiiateiy
she had departed, i specially appropriate
BE still, and know that am GOd -
attic funeral services we're attended on the
sunday afternoon following her death, by a
large concoprse Of sympathizing friends from
this and adjoining towns. Kind friends from
Burlington, from ESsey junction and from
fully arranged IN tic forms of a cross,
anchor and crown, and pyramid OF May
flowers in fragrant bloom. These mamen-
toes of afectI1nato regard were pToiusely
scattered On the casSet, and bcautiiul rose,
Just blushincly unfolding is petal. was
placed upon the ca>sct lid.
TIE services were conducted hT R5v. Mir.
tGwan, the pastor oi the church which X atie
was accustomed to attend In the course Of
bis remarks, which wtrc specially comfort
ing and cGrS l!Ing, he suggested the heauti-
tul idea that ;h5 tears she'd By a sympSthiZ
ing Savior at bethany were she'd a!-o for
thus group OF mourning friends. when, as
His Onni.c.Srt eye swept down the vista oi
time, viewing the end from the beginning,
lie saw them weeping to day ever their dead.
Tie ma-ie, under tho direction ct
\. NJ Butler, assisted by Miss
Powell. Mrs. Dctrinf and Mr.. Hayden,
was peculiarly appropriate and touch
ing. Tie scene over the open ooftih was
deeply tuscting evircinC the syBpathy and
regard of friends and the strength Of the
ties of affection and kindred severed in this
sad bereavement to nGne mO.c sad perhaps
than TO him who was boxing forward with
so much OF brigh; promise and expectation
TO the time 50 near. when he was to begin
with her the Journey Of welded lite Al
ready joined in heart Ii was no marvel that
he fingered in tears oyer the loved form. 10th
10 say farewell. Closed f.Om sight. bnt
not iroi., lat, by the fathers hand. the re-
mains were borne, amid the minelcd tears
a; i sympathy Of friends and kindred, by
steady hands, and gently laid down in the
quiet grave. jus; u few steps away from tbs
boreavet home. Flowers were laid upon
stt fin Id d3weTs bedcck the mound
I1-a l. =. -
fragrance and bloom will wither and die, but
that OF 4iie's patient endurance and self
sacrificing deyltIor her tee de- affection
and her eUrl Ited-. VIII remain 10 cheer
ard to bliss.
fssey MAY, l-1g
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BOSTON MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, May II, lsis
FLOUR There has been good demand Tor Win
ter Wheat Flour Sales at 81 766D 90 for Western
Supefhne, % 756fi q fo- common extras sidi "a
ior Wisconsin extras and ~ 25f5 90 for Minnesota
W inter Wheats from 81 7fd5 25 for Ohio and Mich
igan; = a 00for Illinois and Indiana and s. q
M6 q Tor St Louis spring Wheat Patents at 50 sea
. Sbhl for Wisconsin and Minnesota brands, and
- % 80 Dbl. for Winter Wheat Patents. Corn
Meal, - ~ az b a barrel.
GRAM. The market for Corn is drmer but no
change 10 prices. We quote mixed and Yellow
At % a iec bush a. TO quality Oats have been at
% a 39c for No and extra white; BIC for No 2
"hite; 80 a 4 for No 3 white ard No ? mixed.
In Rye the sass at CSC v hushei. shorts, Fine
Feed snd Miidlings at sli 80 a Is OGt ton.
PROV lSlONS.-POrk has been in fair demand,
but In prices no change. The sale~ have been al
- 2, a 90 for prime fIi oil y II for meSsi and
Beet continues in steady demand prices remain the
same. The sales have beel at s. ~ a II for mess
and extra mess; and 81 a II 20 y Dbl for family.
Lard at {. a &c II city and Western. Smoked
Hams at a lOc n Tor civ and Western
ftODt CE. There = no material change IN the
Futtcr market and choice grades are still scarce.
New creimerles have been at l. a i9c choice
dairy lott at Il a lUc and far TO good at IOII2c
Cheese ha- been In fair demand. The sale at 3 a
SC eit for far ami prime. Potatoes are tirm Sales
OF Eastern RI have been at 81 Is al 70; Northern
Rose and tfolidcs at u al 10; ami Jacksons and
other kinds at 80 a 81 so Y bush Eggs at u a
1910 for Northern ami Eastern. Beans are steady
Sales Of good and choice iiums have been at IL 81
"a p Pea at g. 80 a l 30 and Western ami
Northern Yellow Ewes at 81 IS b bush. Onions are
in moderate demand Sales at 81 iOD 50 b Dbl.
Maple sugar at l0dlicyin for cakes and -dscp ID
or tub sugar. Nipple Syrup at 6ld75c w.
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IN BagHRUPTCF,

IN the District Court Of the United States for tne
i District Of Nerm0nt-In Re. Chss. L. LON
basd, Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy. No Sd. District
OF Vermont az.
SIR Notice IS hereby given that p1tition has
been filed in said Court, by Chas. 4. Lombard, Of
rupt under the Act of Congress o. March pa 1867 ,
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts aud other claims IrOvab : under said Act, and
Court. al the [. S Court Rooms in Burlington, Is
assigned for the hearing OF the same, when and
wher7 all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest may attend and show
cause 4 any they have why the p-ay er Of said petit
ton should not be sranted
Dated at ParliHzton, on TIE 10th day Of May,
1879.
45v3w E. B.sMALLEY, Clerk.
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~. Puttsi ttls lie IA MILLION, At tt, house ul iic-
father, WIN. I. fhrips. Mrs susanna. Flatt Sht
vas born lu South Hero, h1ay til, ISL.
During her infancy. hsr father removed
to Milton, where IN -Iite Of extremely deli
cate health, he grew mp 10 "A cOmely, intel GENT
wOmanhapt. general iavoTit, IN sOciuty ana
wutthly Winning the devoted Election OF her
IT ends. October lst, lsG7, she was married T.
john -. Flat. Of f.attshurgh, where che resided
hecumins about a. great ia,Ortte in tho lamily
# her N,ther NAV, flitt, a,
shc hal been in her own fathers
house, IA the summer OF iS-. @heD, her hu-
band going " st, sLr returned TO her ord home, Ia
be tend 'rly cared for, IN God should call for her.
She was tn mother OF five chill iTen one of whom,
tha eldest, had como t-iure her. For such ~ &C
compl!shed young mother 50 capable aud devoted.
realizing. a. she did, VI how much value mother
would he to the nlt!e brood. to give them up. and
iepart. was great trial. hut SIR calmly Withdrew
her loving arms, and cEreriuuy responded 10 her
Saviour summon Cos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
.PRACTICtI. SCIENCE

lier I'll, above heading, the St. CrOts CcArfrT,
Of ST. stephen, N D. In reierring to the ansly sis OF
Dr. fierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, recently made by Prof. Chsnd er,
OF New York, and others. saws Nothing was dis
covered which We think Objectionable, and the pub
lished analy Sis should increase, rather than reard
their sale TO ds, II seems little unjust TO call
mar quack, simply because he seeks to reap as
much pecuniary reward as other classes OF inven
tors The English Press is conservative, yet after
= careful examination Of all the evidence, II not
only endorses but recommends the Family Melt
rines manufactured by DR.. Pierce. No relsdie,
ever offered the aiI,ted give such perfect ssiisiac
on a. d. ferce's Golden Medical discovery and
DI Stges Cat4rrh Remedy. ti-wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

OLIvE Logi. IN one Of her le,te.s write.
" | heard the other eTcning ebprt an Amcr
lean girl in London society, who had stray
ed away from the ballroom Iier mother
subsequently discovered hcr IN u remote
nook with gentleman who had his
arm around her waist. while She rested the
tips OF he! pretty little fingers On his manly
shoulder Daughter what all this cx-
claimed the :ratc mamma. The daughter
looked up calmly and replied Mamma
allow me t. Introduce Captain t. You
had promised him a dance. hut was "a
tired that | cpuldn't keep my word. and
I'm Just giving him sitting still wall, IN
stead
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

fAipE.- IN this city on TLur,day. hiAy ..h. Is =,
o. consuH ptiCn. blary L. feeney, wife OF ti. I
falgv, aged 20 years.
bororcIs At fe.TlsbGr-h, Vt May t;h, lS's
u itoPsy and heart disease Joseph BlrJushs, aged
ahuut CO Years
WILDER In Charlotte hay ith, l--- Edna q,
vile ut John {. WI ser. and daughter %; the late
Gen Frederick smith, o! htraiOrd. Orange county,
VI aged Ct years.
81 LE>. In Midd'tDlry, May 10th, i-1s u pea
inonis, Mr.. A. J. styles. aged about ~ years.
fH;SSEY.-In iddehury May u. 1872 OF pn-u-
mona. mir +. M. Phinney, aged about - years.
III AIR In thi. city Wednesday morning. Nav
18th, "i tFpho;i fever Eliza Il, yuungeS: laugh
OF Andrew Blair, agei l. years and II months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
Bankruptcy Notices.
IN BAN ERUPTCY.

y the District Court c. the United States for tho
i District Of Vermont-In Re. Joseph A. KIdder.
Bankrupt,-In Bankruptcy. No. s53. District Of
Vermont, :.
6IR-Notice IS hereby given that petition has
been flied in said Court by Joseph A. kidder o.
Harcwick. in slid District. duly declared a bank
rupt under the Act Of Congress Of March I'd, 1867.
for discharge and certificate thereof, fIOm all his
debts and other claims provable under said Act,
and that the l.r day Of July, 1873, AZ O'Clock
a m, before the Hon. Hoyt IL heeler, jud ye Of said
Court, at the U. s Court Rooms in Windsor. Ia
assigned Cor the hearing OF the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, may attend and
show cause If any they have why the pray Of said
petition should not be granted
naIed at Burlington, on the 9Th day Of May,
1879. BB SMALLEY Clerk
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