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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
Legal Notices.
HENRY HARMON,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable ina
n1srp,r- - - - , Probate Court Tor the
VI an NND-'' District Of Chlttenden.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of Henri
Harmon, late CT Milton in said District. de
ceased GREETING.
WTHEREAs. said Court has assigned the ID day
w o. June, 1879, for the settlement Of tbs
account Of the administrator OF the estate
Of said deceased. and ordered that publ:
notice thereof be given TO all persons Interested In
said estate, by publishing this order three week.
successfully previous TO the day assigned, in thu
Burlington Free Press, printed IN Burlington, in said
District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear At
the Probate Court Rooms In Burlington, on the day
ASS gned, then and there TO contest the allowance
Of said account II you see cause.
Given under NY hand, this l0sh day Of May,
A. D. 1879. R. 5. TAFT, Register.
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EiKRF Dennis Britain. tbs old farmer
had been IN n,or physical health for soma
time and had lately complained Of his head
lie was sri7iiuslist, vas often morose and
DOUBTLESS obsyti tauot Of his belief when
he took his own l.te
Dinhiharia a. raging Ia sluth Barre.
there are IL cases Martin Blanchard
nine year old bog j,i sad was buried
.lturiay afternoon ami ) Augustus
lawrence :. Monday morning The latter
was At scAcol Friday, well as Usual. Horace
Bancroft four children are very sick. The
district school has teca broken up.
Isorc vas az exciting runaway Monday
forenoon. The owner Of dFe handrcd
dollar horse was driving !: in a buggy aud
turned int c door yard at the Hpptr end Of
the village when ti3 horse sndienly took
frigh; q: s0ne G.h a man was cleaning,
turned sharply round, tipping out the
driver and, dashing the wagon against
tree. disengagti himself IRON that and
mus VI Ahe lAihS-"t thtH lH'dGd ib"u
street at a fearful gait, eapiug double
wagon at AScrili- >tors and rushed into
blacksmith shop wher5 ho wa caught,
unibiGrii ave By few sc.sichc- S.
LssI, The ioiloE.ng citsers Of Melon
noueh Lo3gs. No e. + I 4 NJ were
duly installed On Thur day Of last week,
by ID. d. G. II Phelps c. 5. Palmer VI
}. A pcro.Eal SW W B Nichols
J. v. L, 4 Butler Treasurer J. "
RsvnGli', Secretary + " Harlbe5t. s
. 4 Biiss.J p VIM. Fletcher Chap
IAN u. Gotta aai Geo. Ll-aIle. steward
e. N Sralt,ag. MeI-hal ! + flli.,
Tyler
TIE Tie" castor, Res - = b4-i-tI .a
capped tbs pulpit Of the Sieticd.t church
fo- tie first time. last slriay
! beautiful bouquet Of trailing a.tutls
va placed upon tic stand r5ar the pulpit
ct t-o Congregational churc:., On sanday
..-t b. Mr. 4 Barney the last Of the
srasan
MI hEuIEe brown has rantCl The "
ighe farm. near TIE village. and takes pos
session Of i; Immediately Nr layiguo and
family remove to fairia4. where b, /, to
have charge Of hotel
MIS- lirt.e Barney ha- atioli.i the sun
day school %, TIE Congregational church
every sunday Tor h'o YEAR. past, com
mendable example ami worthy u imitation
by others.
MIS- Pcr-e illiam- irO,s her Il year
old pony to tAmbriigo last week She il
progi o. 1t on account OF ,ts venerable age
and IT'S being present from friend
The school 10 district No. . commenced N
Monday Of last week and = KEEP. By Mis-.
Amanda Ellis that in NJ Is IA charge Of
Miss Mary BreeD, OF inderhill that 10
District No 10 il kept by Ms trau1cna
Morse a graduate Of the Randolph Normal
school. The graded school at the Junction
has Miss Cora j. TarbJz in tbs primary
| department. Miss Hattie " Wilson IN
the Intermediate. and Miss May Porter in
the grammar school The school at the
Centre - in clarge al Miss Eolia Weed. OF
WestiUTi. that IN No T. OF Miss Sarah n
Andrews tina IN No. . Of Mis- \ ".
Chapman
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y the District Court Of the United States for tho
l. Dstric: Of vermont In Re. JJshus sllsby,
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No. 500. District Of
VermOnt.ss
Sir Notice ia hereby given that petition hss
been filed in said Court, BY Joshua S.lsby. OF
Lunenburg. in said District, dI declared bank
Iupt under the Act OF Congress OF March 2nd, 1867
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims proyable under said Act, and
that the lst day Of July. ls79 at O'Clock q. N,
before the Hon. HOyt II. Wheeler, Judge Of said
Court at the L. s. Court Rooms in Windsor, Is
assigned for the hearing Of the same, when and
where all ere 'itors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, may attend and
show cause II any they have why tho prayer OF
said petition should lot be granted.
Dated al Burlington, on the 9TH dav Of May,
SO. B. sMALLET, Clerk.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

bESSIHGToN Papers have been served
upon the . L5,ty village ofhcers Of Ben
niagtca whose pretended election a. the
.iliace meeting held in April last has been
reported requiring the moderator, clerk ani
trustees, no. acting hy virtue OF that
election, 70 appear AID show cause why
said sourt Should no; iepose them. The
order j. made returnabie before a session to
be held at Montpelier on Angus; IL 1879,
and the time given Geft iant- to answer il
limited to 30 days For iebt-riddcn vii
iage commend US to this same Bennington
Its Indebtedness Is now 1921 .UA1-to pay
which would require Sl5.T upoa each
dollar d The grand list of ISIS or $50 Il
upon each inhahiiant, by the census Of $50.
S5me c;hsr towns IN Bennington county
also haze an immense Indebtedness az
ATii1etap. 1000, or SO 30 on the grand
list Sunderland. $4,000, or SIl73
Shaitssury. so COO. or Sli q; aud Dor,et.
- 600 or SIS Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

TOT Coughs, Coli-, Group. Asthma. ami all Lung
Affections, Nv OWN EuNir, which has stood
the test % Fifty yeii-. and has not been found
wautn. i6w2t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

F.TAi Result CT ~ AccIDEST.-john
". Lexis of s.. Johnsbury, who Was
ist-iy itjurei y his horse running away
s1t h-eak e h'slcg, ard who was thought
to he imIroT!us. lei iunds7 night very
sud isalv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
A Thoagn, Oh Fuiur. Re,r,hu.ion

Whatever Henry Ward Beecher or any one r-e
may think or thsOT ze, clncernins the doctOrine OF
failure retrihution certain II is til It nature T. an
uncOmDroNising believer Al it, csrtlinty and Jus
tic. 10 Yourself the willing iUiIry OF violating
the conditions of health her retribu;ion is rd
and o.t,l apparently far exceeding in proportion
to the n Late hours, IRE yulaT meals overeatn-,
excuses o. Nil kinds, NE followed by liver com
plant, dyspepsia, and sympathetic, disorders OF
IL hra'n. In women the same excuses, augmented
BY the wearing Ci ght insufficient clothing, the
'uspenSIon o. heavy -iirss from the hips. etc,
yarably produce those weikuesses and disease
peculiar 10 the sex. Repeated attacks Of cold, due
10 exposure, inevitably produce citarrh, and in
syne case g1n-umpt' n. The liberal party have
one argument in their :avor IN the fact that DR..
Pierce Family Medicines and efficient
remedies iOs those retributive diseases Inc Golden
Medical Disc ysry and Pleasant tIrgatiye Pellets
Tor The disease OF the stomach and liver, axe IN
cxcelled, while tho favOrte Prescription ENJOYS the
highest reputation OF all r"medIe4 Tor female dis
uses and We lkneszss, thur &wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

ONF Decker living on Hog I-iaai has
been arrested Tor taking hsh b. seine from
lake Chamrlain contrary TO law lie took
400 mark etable pike IN one day, IaG them
iGtl Cs1aia and from thence shipped them
to the 5:at,- It. penalty vii anoun, to
~4Gla
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

4 foF7E Of ff;y men were at wort a: the
Queen City Park, yestiTdsy, making It
ready iyr tue ming season The railroad
managers haze aided some sgEen scFts &c
the park, It nov extending i1wn - Potash
brock ard will ran il excursions aud pic
aics Oh a larger scale than ever
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

iuE teaih annual session of the ermo1t
Baptist Sunday =chool convention will he
held Jlnc h and 5:h ct Nergennes, with
Professor William +. Slerwin, Of Newark,
y. ! as general conductor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

FIRE - TRoT A portion OF tie great
stove voFks Of Fuller, Warren \ Co. AZ
Troy. vas isss'o-ei oy ire, Monday night,
csns.ng the loss CT SIS 900 and throwing
500 n.er cut @! employment; temporarily
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

Iug lFs; Tow Of The SEQ son eaug AZ luz
taY night-tho tug fawn with seven hareos
from Ottawa, laden with shcu: million
iset Of lGmber tcus Of the barge were
5ousig5si to } K Booth and three for the
SHEPARD Morse Lumber Company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
STATIONS.
40 WAKE THE SEASON Or 1870,
AT THE
Green Mountain Stud Farm,
wFsT RANDOLPH, VERMONT.

Don uiO.AESI-, Record 2.25j-Foa'ei 1870. Pay
1854 hands, got by Hampton, son of Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian-Dam by II iunteer. son Of RysdyR'7 Ham
bletonian. Terms $50 to insure.
VERMONT MEssEyGgR--FO aled ls75-Bay Is,
hands, got by Rysdyk'. Ii imbletonian-Dam, Lady
Lockwood record p, Neave sCsssius n. Clay Jr
Terms, SIS to insure
LocswOoD -Foslcd i=7J-Bay, ~, hands got oy
Aberdeen, SON OF Ry sdyk5 HaInbletonian and
Widow MecLree by American Star-DaIn, Lldy
/ -ckvC God. Terms. SIS to insure.
MoSARt -Foaled 5i-Bay, IL hauis, zot by
hysdyks Ham discrimination. by Res 4odallah
Chief, Terms $40 to Insure.
Marc pastured at 500 pc. 1saih al owners
risk. for catalogues containing extended Iedi.
greco H:;r pictures OF Stations, please address
MoULToN BROTHERS.
GREEN MOUNTAIN sT5D Fam,
West Randolph, IT.
-. B.-ro CUISINES .ttendei to on SUNDAYS.
May it w3nos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

GHz set Il iruit and bsrries in the p5a,h
sad s;TaE berry regions Of Delaware il re
ported urpTcet ieat5ilg large. ami tie
-s.imstsd weld ia from ten to twenty per
caa; il ezoa-- O.: tie immeo-o crop e l--G-
The fuit /. ,ibely to be late n Maturing Oh
s...nnt L, nlli nishts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

JERIoHo Service ~ Calvary church,
Jericho, on Sunday next. May ls.h. ct half
pas: three. p, IN with offerings for Disco
san Missions
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

81, AL6ANs Butter M.BsFT May n Ite
receipts vera light and prices low. The
average prices were Il TO Il cents with a
fsn lots It a 81 htly advanced prics
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

RlcaE M MaR1ET, Nay lZ.-Bu.tec sid
&: from 10 to Is cents pouud-oriinsry to
good, 10 to Il. cents choice. l. TO ii fne
"a few tub-). Is Potatoes sold at from 80
cents to ono collar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

iwo AoEx prisoners escaped tToin the
state ho1se OF Correction Saturday We
fear that inst coat Of wtitewa-h wasn't put
"a by 6rs. lass artl.t-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

iHE weather is extraordinary heat,
Lez3 4ad drought are like Angus; rather
than MAJ Wednesday the mercury vas up to
:. IN the shade The sua Tises snI sets, IN
colc- Ike l. tall # red hot non, sni though
tic i-5yes are putiiag ous rapidly. rain =
aurl needed i5r TIE seeds and gras.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

A an Essignee's sale IN Boston, Monday,
h5e thousand shares in the Shelbura MarbIs
ClEpsny were sold f0T So.
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SIS. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 16. 1879

ircm White Creek, n. Y. by Long We find
prices range uuchan ed from last week, but less
activity. some 9t0 head Of arrivals are shippers
lots l. p o.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

v .TfRBCR4 VIA Marray was irving
two horses attached To large roller, Tucs-
day, when ne oi tie horses stumbled
through an cid fridge and both becoming
frightened Ghry raa away. smashing up
things at fsariu! rate. AIR Murray was
thrown unlar lie horses heels and the
roller passed uyer him. iuhictiDz injuries
that nay prove fatal One nh was broken
30 as to fracture tue pleurs lie was at
tended by Or Henry james who has hopes
Of his recovery Tbs horses were badly eat
and bruised
hi =. g. warren la, put beautiful
ioan:a!u INTO the front yard OF his foe
residence The pool Is ab5nt ID feet in
diameter, t.lsI with water about tao feet
dsci a which are one hundred and fifty
nice trout. some oi them weighing fully
pound lie intends to build Matching
house alt Fa,-c tic speekisd beauties by the
hundred
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

"fiEaf5RE' PERTiHICITY. Dung wiio .
And IN the worry and distraction OF buI-
ness do you always think OF the little wiley
at home 1' Husband "l,s. dtrlirg.
always. ioang wto "Wnat, Away 80
Husband well h a IA ! Y always
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

MONTPELIER gets the State fair Tor three
yes-= proyii,ng the citizens raise $500
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IA. haNttE. Mandrake Rit,e.s AL 4 81
peTi.r combination OF Barks, Roots, Herbs not at
IaiEei ty Euy otAer manufacturers If Btters
NV.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

AIslyT IS suffering for lack ct saloons.
they have NOW bat o. such rlacs- in the
Dltch c.tg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
Tourists and Trapeiters iCiU
md the best assortment Of
Trunks and Bags, in all sfses
and qualities, nt the Blue
Store, HOTard Opera House
RiOcE. Nav l3-d&Ntt

rI,he Board ol xImiuers appointed by the ape
/ Ilnteutents at their meeting IN Burlington,
April Ist will hold an examination for such a 10
are A fys wears county certlfcit. at Esse juno
ton ,ummenciny on Firsy June 9TH NJ 10 O'c'Ock
A m and continuing too days. All wh' iesire such
.ri d.at,s are requested to he prompt At the hour
wv OiMSTEl.
SEQ 81 IHF BOsrG.
Mill4ston May IS, l. %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

MosTrEIIER- Hon c ii Joyce, ~ yleT
Ct the probable duration CT the special ses-
son Vt Congress, has been obliged to de
cline bis appointment as orator for Memorial
Day. q; Montpelier. and Col. Roswell Farm
ham, Of Bradford has been appointed
orstlT u his place. Brooks Post is making
arrangements fo1 Al specially full and
interesting observance Of Memorial Day,
and Col isrnoam will gise them fne
address
Burglary ~ STANTON Saturday night
burglar entered the cellar Of L D Cai
penter drug store il Sxanton, By prying
open the ha;ch%ay bat Left withou, booty.
The same night, the boot and shoe store of
Henry Lawrence was entered, doubtless By
the same person. Tie broke the glass Of
window. reached in ard uufGstentd ,hc
window, entered, stole s cents from the
money drawer and ouc or two pairs Of boots
and made good his escape. There il no
s.ln
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

-nPcrfum ocean Gems CIT tdso Lace s>noS
- tl,,. u.s. rted CARDS. ia ttucI case. Your mann
on nil IN gold a let ri al Love Letter all iJT 10
Addres.Rai 4 GO. Hast WHliu.iord Conn
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C.sII1T1S has tour soldiers OF the var
ot lel2 living, sll oser 50 years 81 age.
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NJ lEltfID.
DIED

IA ARR Go, LTFR-At trrishuryh st., May
tn, -7s at the les drut- o. the bride Mr.. Geo. q
Hazard and M. Betsey + Coulter 18th u Ferris
Gurgh
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ATTExFTED SUICIDE At GEORGIA bar
Horace c. Reynolds. a farmer. residing Oh
the farm formerly owned By Rev. Chas.
say. at Georgia Bay, attempted suicide
Wednesday morning, By eating h. throat
viii = pruning knife. Tn. wound vas
scwed Up ami, at last accounts. the unfnF
tu1s;e man was alive With a good chance
Of recovery lie had been much depressed
IL. : &c time past u scrount Of pecuniary
rorrFI.s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

SUICIDE Thomas Parker, u G.oSer,
Committed suicide by poison. Sunday
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SPEAKING OF the veto, the Indianapolis
Sentinel says that it the members Of Con
gress do not rise to the height Of the Occa
sion they will sec written upon the wall 10
characters ct living light Meme. Meme,
Iekel, tpbhTsin lals - quite likely.
and two-thiri- OF tncm will take /: for an
advertisement of a new patent medicine
Can. HuI,f Eagl,r..
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IN RtNkRGPTEy

IN the District Court OF the United states for the
L District Of Vermont In Re. AIonzl Crandall.
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. No. $50. District OF
Vermont,
sIR:-Notics is hereby given that petition has
been filed in SAID Court by Alonzo Crsniall, Of
ssiI Ill da,l, -od a p.,t
rupt under the Act OF Congress OF March ID 1867 for
a discharge ana certificate thereof from all hrs debts
and other claims provaole under said sct and that
the n. Hoyt II Wheeler. Judge Of said Court, at
the United States Court r ,oms in Windsor,
is ASH ned for the hearing Of the same.
when and where all creditors who have proved
their debts aud other persons in interest," may At
tend and show cause, II any they have, why IL ,
prayer Of SAID petition should not he granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 3;h day Of MAY,
1879.
f6w7R &. B. sMALLET, Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

METsTI IY5.-Thc match between william
Miller Of New Iofb AID john McMshon.
CT Rutland tor The wrestling championship
of American and a purse of $1,000, took
place Monday evening at Gilmore's GaTien.
New York il tae presence of ) 900 per
sons Miller won the i7st fall in two mia-
utos. AIcNI,hcn th- second in seven minutes
and thirty seconds aud the third in six
minute Prior to the contest, which was
very e5citinC, betting vas 800 to S. or
Miller Tdc entire time OF The contes, was
les than one hour
Articles have been -ignei Tor a collar
and-e.hJw' wrestle fer the championship Of
Vermont AID Sl15 a side, between Edward
Cog, q Fairfield and George " Flagg, Of
Eau:oiph to take plseo At s Albaas.
Ma,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

We respectfully solicit the
closest com parisUn OF gOods
and prices at the Blue store,
Howard Opera House Block.
May IL dAwt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

hlR> uANMlSD male one hundred converts
a; pittsford
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

We are the only Agents i'll
Vermont for the safe oil the
celebrated "kuOX SILK Hats.
For these and the best Hats
of all kinds, come to the Blue
store, Howard Opera House
Block. smith & Pease,
May 10 dtSti
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

OBsEh'r5 TIE SABBATH.-Ine ioosse
tunnel Is kept virtually closed on Sundays
because the Troy and Boston railroad diree
tor Will noi psrmit any trains to be moved
over its route On Sunday. The Boston.
hOosse tunnel and " estern Company how
sver. announces that It intends to move
height u the Sabbath a. well as every other
day State an IN Vermont will haze to
be repealed dT-t iha: prohibits any train
running through the Grcea Mountain safe
which Va7 no; started from some other
S;aS- u another day than Sunday creep;
lng MIX and cattie trains
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

lHE Rev. l.. y. beaudry Is well known
IN the Troy conference Gs an earnest prOpa-
gardist OF Metnodis.n among the French
CANADIANS. lie has been recently sued for
marrying g couple OF lovers. The action is
brought 10y the groom mother, Sophie
Cavalier, for $500. Her afhiayit states
that the petitioner son was. on the tn
OF April, the day of his marriage, ~ years
OF age and was a member o! the Roman
Catholic church, the religion OF MS family
and that the k5y. Louis n. Beau
dry Of the First french Methodist
church did according tn the rites
and cerer onies OF his church mite and
marry the said minor to Mary Louise Par
ent. Mr.. Beautry replies that the mother
and father OF the young girl. we're both
aware OF the attachment whch existed and
when the couple presented themselves irr
marriage he questioned the bridegroom as
to whether his mother would authoriz, the
union. lie gave Mr.. Beaudry to under
stand that his mother had told him to leave
home and get married If he chose. The
bands Of matrim0ny were then regularly
published fact OF which ihc mother wa
aware.
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which Ta= no; started from some other
S;sS- u another day than Sunday creep;
rug mix anu cattle trains
Wo44H RURsED 70 DEAIa saiu:Ias
afternoon the residence Of Ms Lowry near
south Bay. a short dis;iocs north Of II hike
hall. took Ere NJ L5wry aat her lizzie
giEl were s.0ae in the LcGse. and the little
one va dispatched iOr assistance on her
fetGrn tHe building Vas en7eiOped in flames,
snd DO lTsc- could be found Of Mrs Lowry
Her body Was su5sc 4uentF found in lie
upper pCruon Of the building. whittier It i
suppo5 sh7 gsnt IN a vain enieavar -
eEtingnish tie Ire ice buildiug and aJu
tsnts we're totally destroyed
DEhw.RE II HUD-os C.S.I CyHrAsY
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
was held 10 New York Tuesday Tre m
nuai report shows Tor the year ending Dee
81. ISIS. that there vas profit in the bush
ness Of the company proper Of s44O. III and
loss On the lcssld lines OF sos 800. lea'
ing net tefcit u So j9l The f1Ill.iog
board Of managers we're elected tor The Ell
.niug year Abial A. Low. Robert Lennon
Kennedy. James NJ Halstei LeGrand b
Cannon, J Pierpont Morgan, George CABOT
Ward. james Z. Taylor. Thomas Dickson,
John Jacob Astjr, Thomas Cornell Robert
e. In t,p,.g p1os,ro., al a Mo-,
H4TER5URT The TODD Tempisrs county
auior held here lac. week had an attend
snee O! stou. two hundred from oGt of
town. AID were entertained by the lodge st
this place VIA abundant provisions far
Iishcd n th5 basement looms Of tie Con
gregat,olsl church
isasc ii. Elliott was badly INJURED by
being kicked IN his .reast by COW
hrs hdcku7, an bid lady. wa waking
Oh the rack and not hearing an approach
ing train was only saved by the most active
eEortio37 OF the by-s,snders When will
people eara that the human body ~ no
match for forty ton locomotive and also
that railroad track was not especially
constructed for pedestrians
There arc FREQ concerts ct Batter PJad
these nights The parts were well sustained
all the way from the big bulls playing the
double c tnirty-two feet bass, to the little
peeper- playing the upper Octsves.
Nicholas Blair, the foreman at War,
rem tauuery. has invented self acting
ear coupler. that bids fair to be great
Improvement tie has applied Tor patent
through his attorney Geo ". nennedy
E-I. Of this place 4.
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liens aII-s,OOi RidrH CHrr-
lot Suits, $500. Mems heGry
0U-wOot scotch Suits, so.
Mems aII-wOOf tight CASH
mere suits, SO. 90. an sises, at
the Blue SfDs'e, HOtCard Opera
House Bi0ch.. MAY l3-d&wti