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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA PUR-
~ sUANr 20 a power OF sale contained on n certain deed
Of mortgage dated July 13th 1877, made between Pal (E) and
Katuawaa Of the oue part, AMI A. j. Cartwright Of the other
part, and recorded in Lber so on pages 412, 413, and 414, In
the Regstery Omee Honoluiu; 10 secure the payment Of One
Hundred and Twenty dollars in eighteen months from date
thereof with interest amer the rate OF one per cent per month.
The said A. !. Cartwright intends TO foreeiose said mortgage
and after the tine limited by law TO cause the mortgaged pro-
perty 20 be sold by public auction IN Honolulu for the pay
ment q said mortgage, the sane being over due and unpaid,
and for breach 81 the condition contained in the said deed.
II 1. BICKERTON
Attorney for said A. J. Cartwright, MOrgagee.
Dated this 22l day OF February. 1879. fe22
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re- SPECIAL-Nr ] W Crowen wishes to call special
attention to the fact that he has just received the usual
fresh supply of choice Cream and other Candies, at his
Bonanza and Ice Cream ParIors, on Hotel street.
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LADIES BENEVOLENT SocETY.-We learn that the
members of this Association will hold n Bazaar ~
at the Vestry Rooms of the Fort street Church, on
or about the 81 Of April.
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LIBRARY ASsoCIATIoN-There will be an adiour-
ned meeting of the above at the Hall Of the knights
of Pythias, Hotel street, at ! O'Clock this evening.
All are invited-BusineSs of Importance.
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SEWING TO RENT-THosE Ii
to rent a sewing machine for q week or month can do sc
by inquiring of C. W. Cooke, at Messrs. Castle & Cooke:
Store ja4 If
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BRIEF MENTION.

E1~ We learn from reliable authority that the
I. S. 5. Pensacola may be expected a: this port In
all this wear or next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE REGULAR meeting of the Mis-
sion Children Society will be held this Saturday evening
at the residence of Mr.. E. o. Hall Nuuanu avenue.
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~ SOMETHING E no PLANTERS, PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need of a light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire,
will find just the thing at Dillingham; & Co.'S store, Fort
street febI
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Administrators Sale by fIction.
~ UUDTUrE OK N Try Ell n

ID the Hon Abraham Fernandez, Circuit Judge OF the p
Judicial District, issued on the 27th OF January, l shall sell a
Public Auction, 20 the highest bidder, in front Of the Court
House at PukOO, Moiokai, on the 18Th Of March, 1879, the fol-
lowing parcels % land belonging TO the Estate OF the late d.
W. Rafue, deceased. viz: One piece Of land at Waialu1
known as Paihala; Two pieces OF land at Kapualei, Kauialo
These lands are suitable for the cultivation Of either KalO OF
Cane. Held under Royal Patent. Deeds will be at the ex
pense Of purchaser. There is 4 mortgage upon these lands
held by " ilder & Co. JNO. W. kALUA.
Lahaina. Maui, Feb. :, 1879. fe15 It
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TELEPHONES!
CIGAR & TOBACCO STORE.

HNuE UNDERSIGNED NOTI-
FIE5 his friends and the public generally. that he has
purchased the stock and Business Of MR.. HI. NoLTE in th'
Cigar s. Tobacco Store on Fort Street, next above Dillingham;
X Co.'S, where he will be happy 10 meet customers The
best artIcies IN TIE line % Cigars. Pipes and Tobacco constant
" on hand. u-I5 3m) ORENZ
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M. 81 Eo5Ez
SHOP ON KING ST, HONOLULU

JUST OUT a FINE
WagOnet for HIS MAJESTY, KING and
no newspaper man or reporter having said one word in regard
to it, 1 shall, therefore. blow my own horn. II Is only recently
that Carriages has become 50 common that az ost every house
holder has got one.
IN THE SCRIPTURES, Carriages or Chariot5 are frequent
Iy alluded to. Upon the flight Of the IsTaeites from Egypt,
King Pharaoh pursued them with Six Hundred Chanots,- all
OF which were swallowed up by the waters Of the Red Sea.
And when Israel made up his mind To pay his son Joseph a
visit, Joseph telegraPhed the old gentleman 10 eome down to
Goshen aud he would meet him there and drive him down to
Egypt in a lagoon, (wagon)
Chariots and Carriages were mostly used by Kings and
Grandees on state occasions.
The Greeks and Romans had ChaTiots; but strange 10 say, II
was "a late as the sixteenth century, in 1850, that Carriages
were introduced into France, and AZ that date only three were
known I'm Paris, then quite n large city.
NJ. j. ROSE Is now prepared to furnish almost any
kind Of vehicle that may be ordered OF him; has got some OF
the Best skilled Mechanics that can be had in any country.
Also has received q large invoice OF ALL KINDS OF
STOCK. such as Hubs, SPokes, Felloes, Shafts. and one
thousand ether things, too numerous too mention. But to con-
vince yourself, just call and 4.
Can Undersell any Other House in Town,
On account Of Cheap Rents and my economical way Of
Uyipg-Wm soon have n large lot Of LIGHT BUGGIES from
a Celebrated Manufacturer Of Camden, New jersey, to sell on
.cco1nf IN whom h nav concern. d21
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MUsIc.-The Band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square, commencing at 4S0 o'clock. The
following is the programme
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List of Licenses Expiring in March,
1870.

RETAIL.
OAHU ?. Lee All Oak. Maunakea st. Honolulu.
6. a H H~oughton, Richards st, Honolulu.
6. Chung Wa, Nuuanu st. Honolulu.
IA. Ira Richardson, cor Merchant and Fort SITS
II. Aswan s Aseuk, cor King and Maunake.
IS. WI Akau, Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
10. West x Chayter, King st, Honolulu.
81. DIV Clark, Merchant St. Honolulu.
HAWAII CH Hapai, Hilo.
6. Taichong, Kahalii. Hilo.
Is. A Tang Il Chang Sang Choi, Holulo, Kona
n,u 3s- I Nal AhI ESn MpnS o. sba Tl North p K0hSIS, Han,
KAUAI. WI Wright. Koloa.
IS. o Scholz, Lihue.
II. Goka. Hanalei.
WHOLESALE.
20. c Brewer & Co, Queen st. Honolulu.
VICTUALLING.
1. II B HaIes. Waikiki, Maui.
10. W.T. Aiona, Makawao, Maui.
IL. AXE, Wailuku, Maui.
%. ] Punt, Koloa, Kauai.
BUTCHER.
l. C Bertlemann, Hanalei, Kauai.
1s. white ( Mia Kohaia, Hawaii.
PEDDLING.
IL. S X Makalaau.
1s. Alfred 81 Houghton.
%. Henry j Hart, Honolulu.
BILLIARD
10. S L Ford, Waikiki, Maui.
FIRE ARMS.
s.. Tw Lishman, Kona, Oahu.
BOAT.
II. It Spencer, Hilo, Hawaii.
%. Reed x Sisson, Hilo.
ORS
Q. A H Houghton, Nc Ii.
IS. Kawelo, No II.
25. Kaluna, No Is.
80. John Peter, No 16.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Aobfrtlsrr


Commercial AObertisrr
SATURDAY, MARCH s.
BY AUTHORITY.
GzD
Lease of Government Land.
TIE lease Of the lard K~AmalumalO, Kauai. for the term
Of twenty years. viii be sold on SATURDAY, March -.
1879, at - O'Clock noon, at the door Of Aliiolani Hale.
Upset price $500 per annum, payable semi annually in
advance. SAML @. WILDER,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Once. February %. 1879. mari ct
Appointments.
THE following gentlemen have been appointed Agents
to grant Marriage Certificates, viz:
January II, 1879. h. W. PukaIo. Rawaihsu, Kauai.
February II, 1879, Robt. W. Wilcox, Honuaula, Maui
February 81, 1879. J. Kaaukai, Hilo Akau. Hawaii.
SAML q. WILDER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Department. Feb. -, 1879. mari st
JoHx A. HAssISGER, Esq, has this day been appointed
Secretary of the Board Of Health, vice Chas. T. Gulick.
resigned. sAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Feb. l, 1879. fe22
JoHS 5. sMrrH1Es, Esq, has this day been appointed
Secretary Of the Board of immigration, vice Chss. T.
Gulick, resigned. CT. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior once. FEBRUARY !; 1879: fe22
CHARLES ASNEY. Esq, has this day been appointed
Road Supervisor for the District of Waikiki, Island of
Maui, vice R. w. Kapohaku resigned.
SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Department, Feb. Il, 1879. fe22
ALL parties holding Government leases are hereby
notified that the rents must be paid at the Office of the
Interior Department in Honolulu.
Notice is hereby given, that the clause in Government
land leases restricting the cutting of woOd, will be strictly
enforced from and after this 2d day of February. 1879.
SAML G.. WILDER,
fea2 Minister of the Interior.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all Commissions held by
parties throughout the different Islands as Government
Land Agents, are this day, Feb. 22d, 1879, Revoked and
all such Agents are requested to forward their accounts in
to Government lands, to the Office of the Interior Depart
ment. SAML G.. WILDER,
fe22 Minister of the Interior.
During my absence from Oahu, His Ex. ]. NJ. KAPENA
will act as Governor of the Island.
JNo. o. DoMINIs, Gov. of Oahu.
Governors Office, Dec. 3, 1878. der
PUBLIC attention is hereby called to an Act entitled
can Act for preventing collisions at sea- passed in 1864.
The Minister of the Interior, under Section 80 of the
Civil Code, adopts this law as RULES for the guidance
and government of all vessels engaged in the coasting
trade, ." and hereby gives notice that on and after the first
day of January, 1879, the law will be strictly enforced.
SAINT G. WILDER,
NOES Minister of the Interior.
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FATAL ACcTDENT-Lest Saturday evening a ma
tive man, while in a state of iutoxication, fell from
the verandah of the Harbor Masters office to the
ground, a distant of fifteen feet. He was picked
up by a policeman (who did not see the fall) and
taken to the station house, where he was locked
up as drunk. On Sunday morning, examination
showed that the man was insensible from concus-
sion Of the brain, and be was removed to the
Queens Hospital, where he died on Monday. hav-
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Lease of Government Land.

The lease of the lard Kamalumslo, Kauai, for the term
Of twenty years. viii be sold on SATURDAY, March ~.
1879, at u O'Clock noon, at the door Of Aliiolani Hale
Upset price $500 per snnum, payable semi-snnually in
advance. SAML G.
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior once. February %. 1872. mari ct
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NAvAL-H. 1. Russian Majesty's clipper Djiguin.
Z guns, and ia men, arrived yesterday morning.
AZ days from Valparaiso, and saluted the flag, which
was returned from the battery on Punchbowl. The
following is a list Of her officers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
INDIAN DEPREnATIONs.

The fair reader shud'lers when she thinks of the
settlers wife watching from the door Of her Jude
hut, tho relreating form Of her husband going out
TO his daily labor-gong out perhaps not 10 return
aga in,f for before ntghtfall savage hand may nave
laid him low among the prairie grasses. Or MAJ
be a child bright eyed daughter, Is tnatcheh
away In an unguar,led moment, 10 grace the next
war dance. When we read the heart-rending de-
tails OF these savage depredatons, we are apt 10
blame the government for not taking more slIlct
DIT, cautions TO insure the settlers protection. But
We daily read Of the dep citations OF that aich-nend
consumption.with scarcely thought ofthe terrible
inroads It IS making in human lie. Tens OF nous
ands of homes are annually desolated by consump-
ton, to ne by Indian outrage. Like the lnfian,
consumption often comes stealthily, and no danger
Is unprecedented until the within suddenly nnds Tim
se II hopelessly ensnared, and deaths fatal arrow
ends the scene DIR. PeTce's Golden Medical DIS
covery, powerful Alternative, or bood.puIiner,and
tonic, has restored thousands Of consumpuves wnt
had u led every other remedy recommended u
them, without obtaining any relief and are wllllnl
TO testify 10 its remedial powers. FAZowl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
Probate Court.

HARVEY rILDEN, Judge. N. A. CHASE. Register
The following business was transacted
in the ProbLte Court of the District OF
Washington during the two weeks ending
June 23, 1879:
lime 10. Silas Mead's estate-applica-
ton for division and partition OF reyerson
of dover; referred to June p. Dennis
Rritain's estate-license to sell personal
estate granted.
June II. Sophronia Brigham's estate =
G. o. Boyce, trustee. Michael Taylor's
and Lotisl NJ. Htyden's estates-commis
sioner's reports returned.
June 10. Ircln d. Hoyt's estate-com'
mis,ioners' report returned.
june IA. Abel Woods estae-applica
ton for license to sell real estate referret
to July 5. Don G. Johnson's guardian
ship-E. A. johnson, guardian. Luc.
Wheeler's and Asa Andrews estates =
accounts allowed and DEGREES made. ia
cob p. McCrillts' estate-admlnlstralio
account allowed, assignment and DIVIDEND
made. =.
June II. Minnie A. Rand's guardian
sbiu-licepse TO sell real estate granite,
j, A, ., WnllS cSItIo-'uc ''SN"""'' -
w. Heaton and Charles Reed, executor
and of IL. w. ileaon, surviving execute
and trustee, referred to July IL. =,
June 10. Mary j. Hopkins estate
Z. Smile, administrator. Jos pm Own
ellis esate-C. IL. Heath. George Woo
ter and NJ. d. Perkins. commissioner
Henry A. McCrillis' eState-admlnlolri
ton account referred to July 10.
july 20. Bptsey Mtrshall's estate
probate of will, partial hearing, ar
adjourned to June 81.
A CONCLUSIVE ARGUMENT.-Mr. Ill
coin said once that the best story he ev
read in the papers of himself WAS TIL
Two Quakertsses were travelling on !
railroad, and we're heard discussing 7
probable termination of the war.
think" said the first, " that Jefferson
succeed " Why does thee think SO
asked the other. Because Jefferson Is
praying man. And so is Abraham
praying man." objected the second. "Yt
but the Lord will think Abraham is jc
ing," the first replied conclusively.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
Mr.. P. T. Baruum writes us the fol

Mr.. p. T. Barnum writes US the fol-
lowing relative to his personal presence at
his show in Montpelier:
EDITOR GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
Dear Sir In answer to letters received
from Montpelier, asking me if am really
to be there with my show, as advertised,
beg to say that l certainly shall be u
alive. and anticipate pleasure in present.
ing to my patrons by far the largest ant
best show Of the kind that | have evei
seen in any country. and l have seen then
all. Never before did have an exhioi
ton that gave such perfect and universe
satisfaction.
Very truly yours,
P. T. BARNUM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Dan Roonan, who lives in Mineville, N. Y, when
be ia nj home, has been for some time resident
of Vermont working for different parties, and Tor
a month or so has been in the employ of Mr.. John
t,reporv of Waltham. lie seems TO have strong
parliality for cows, having "persuaded 1.-TWO or
more to leave Westport, N Y, for his " thatche"
co,tage" in Mmeville. Officer r. +. Hatch OF
Westport, learning of his whereabouts, paid MIN
visit Tuesday last accompanied by officer Kim.
hall Roonan, who is very observing, saw Tue
party oming, and fearing they might nave some
privacy with Mr.. Gregory, thought he wouiu just
stem down to the creek to see how high the water
was; officer Hatch gave chase and they had hve-
" skin but as Roonan afterward admitted, Hatch'S
legs were trHe too long for him, and SO ne Threw
II the sponge when Hatch put his hand on MS
snoulder The prisoner was escorted py quite a
party to tho lake shore in charge oil oheer h'moai
when constable Hatch took charge OF him and gave
him fee ride to EliLabeihtown, N. y, where ne
will have annie time to reflect on the uncertainty
of the cattle market lvergennes Vermonter.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Isaac Farwell Of Dorset celebrates his Tooth
birthday July Nth.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
At Hardwick the result of the late severe frost is
difficult to estimate. Corn and potatoes were bad
10 mined and some corn was killed. Fruit in the
valleys is generally destroyed. The frequent a nd
copious rains of the past two weeks are improving
| the farmers prospects and ronse an averag
| crop of hay.
CuIrrENDEN COUNTY.
CYRUS Hips house in Westforl was struck b!
lightning on tho 10Th and badly damaged.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mrs, jerome B. Case, Of Farl?x, has peon
that has III blossoms
LiMOlLLE COUNTY.
boy named Willie Smith of watervlle recent
caught a trout that weighed three pounds. Dnrin
the season thus far, three Lanesboro men claim
have caught $500 trout.
ORANGE COUNTY.
: Diphthcria is still prevalent in Brookneld SIEVE
al families have two or more victims suffering fro
, 1t.
, The suit of NJ. B. Gaylord against the town
y Randolph has been settled, Mr. Gaylord payiI
80 of the towns cost. The suit OF NJ. Is. Gayior
! his wife aud daughter, against the town Of Broo
field came to trial last week and resulted in a We
diet for the town to recover their cost.
: Justin Lindsey and wife, Newbury Center, a
i each 70 years old. They nave been married
q years.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
large number of persons who were vi ctimiz
ID BY the Forest City lightning rod company, des
ID lug to take measures toprotect themselves from
~ demands ofthat com oany, held meeting for Il
purpose OF Browns hotel, Barton Landing tod
, RUTLAND CoU NTY.
a., N,,,tno of Rrandon haa q Gerbr
IT, silver dollar ISL years old Forty'nine years ago
IL caught an otter Ia Chlttenden and sold fr
or dollar, and this dollar was the one paid him.
g. has two other silver pieces over one hundred ye
old,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
Mrs. Augustus TOrrey.

Lettie E., wife of Augustus Torrey, OF
Burlington, and only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. IL Durant of this village, died at
her home in Burlington Friday evening.
She was born ut Waitsfeld, Vermont.
jane Goth. 1854, and had therefore nearly
completed her twenty fifth year.
About six years ago she became stu
dent in the University of Vermont. In
1874 she accepted the place of assistant in
the state library which position she held
during the sessions of 1874 and 1876, de-
clining to return in 1878 because of her
marriage which took place June 10. 1878,
Just a year and day before her death.
She remained about two years in the
university when she left her class 10 act as
assistant in the Fletcher free library at
Burlington where she remained till q
short time before her marriage.
1t does not need to be sai that she per-
formed her duties intelligenlly and well,
md if said that is not enough. The charm
| lDUul ItI WuIh WIS utl O"h oh' S'''HN
from sweetness of disposition that found
most fitting and graceful outward ex.
preston. She left memories of her as
Towel, as the June day at whose close she
was buried. We know of no better char
acterz ,tion of her than one given that day
by little girl when asked if she did no
remember Miss Durant-" Was she thai
pleasant lady that was always so kind te
me?"
Her home life, so lately begun ant
which held such realized anil promised
= HAPPINESS for herself AMI others. is
C urse sacred from public comment but
must have been there that life like her
found its perfect work.
D Funeral services were held at her HON
in Burlington Monday morning and a
i've o'clock Monday afternoon in Chris
t church, Montpelier, Rev. DR.. Hull oil 'ia
ing. Mrs. Torrey leaves an infant daugh
o ter born on the 9TH Of this month
n We copy from the Burlington Free Pre-
l. the following:
O The mystery of the sad providence whc
q removes young wife and mother, nj
only from q devoted hu>btnd and lovin
friends, but from helpless babe, is IA
v ways occasion for mournful wonder. Sue
., I removal is that of Mrs. Augustus To
, rev, the announcement of whose deaf
will bring sorrow to many hearts. VIII
2 in the university and afterwards as assl'
~ mt librarian of the Fletcher library, MIR
rnrrey-then Letlie Dnrant-made mar
friends among our readers, all of who
III we're made her friends by her bright sml
nj ind pleasant ways. In the circle of near
in riends. in which her sweet presence W
.lways us cheerful us sunbeam. she W
. be sadly missed; and to those who sui
o. The sundering of still dearer ties, all W
rive deep sympathy in their sorrow. Mr.
~ rorrey was married IL year and two d''
:" 90. She leaves little girl two wee
IL id. A brief funeral service will be hi
er It the house on Prospect street, this MOI
IS NO, at 8; 80 o'clock, after which
II ,emains will be taken to Montpelier
lnterment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
Che FREEMAN.
MONTPELIER. VT.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. 1879.

VA desire to make the Freeman particularly valua
Ira news from all parts of Vermont, and our
,.ndsiu different parts Of the State. especially in
warrington Orange and Lamoile Counties viii con-
,,reat favor upon aud our readers by sending
o' Intelligence GIVE us facts and we will arrange
imam for the payer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
NO HOSPITAL NEEDED.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop Bit,
tiers patients, nor large-salaried talented
buffers to tell what Hop Bilters will do or
cure, as they tell their own story by their
certain and absolute cures at home.
FM26w2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25

merchant down town sells more of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup than all ther medclnes 70 e''eT ,c =,
surely must be the best remedy Tor congn. f[o"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION



at Montpelier, in the State of Vermont, al
The close of business. June 14th, 1879.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25

The town authorities of Peacham have settled
with Frank Kimba for 800 for injuries received
by running over bank by the roadside In the
night.
The Congregational pastor elect, at Brattleboro
Rev. Geo. Il. Martin, graduate OF Yale seminary
will BIO ordained and Installed July 9th, and Prof'
DR.. mothy Dwight oil the Yale theological SEMI
uary, and Rev. DR.. Geo p. Tyler, a former pastor
of the church In that place, and now OF Lansing
burph, N, Y, will participate in the exercises.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-25

A large number of persons who were vi ctimizeu
by the Forest City lightning rod company, desr'
ing to take measures toprotect themselves from tne
demands of that com pany, held a meeting for that
burmese at Browns hotel, Barton Landing to-day.