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F1~A nice light driving wagon for sale at
bargain, at Thomas Fuller & Sons
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ve.,a.s .s 0''lsr game basged by the police
'e''eroay' was wizard from P;,,s,on
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Squiddties One dog and martin attend
ed chapel service Sunday. The dog slept
piously and the martin piously soared--S.
C. whitehouse visited the Squirrel Friday
and will return this week for the season. L.
G. Deliver of Augusta. will also come down
this week, and G. F. Halves in the near fu-
ture.-Several Augusta typos are at Squirrel
on a vacation Saturday the Wig"am was
visited by A. l.. Brown, Kate NJ. Breen, and
Fanny Shehan.-Miss Eta Fisher OF Allen
Publishing House, Augusta, is stopping at
Milluocket Lodge, Ocean Point-The Hen
~ Morrison, Friday morning, broke her
crank min, as she drew up to the wharf at
Ocean Point. After delay of some three
hours. however, the damage was repaired ana
the balance of the round trip completed. The
return to Gardiner was by the outside pas
saue.-There is a good deal of rivalry among
the conceded Judges of feminine beauty as TO
what town bears off the palm at Squirrel
The number of bellies is so large that II Is
mite difficult to determine. Augusta Lew
;ston. Hallowell. Gardiner, Auburn 4" ater'
vile and other towns claim the golden ap
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fure, wholesome, nutritious and stimulat.
ing without Intoxicating are Malt Bitters.
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central AMERICA.
Swiudler Appreheuded.

PANAMA, July rs. Joseph Eneas, alias
Hoffman, American resident in Aspinwall,
claiming to be merchant. is arrested on the
charge of circulating counterfeit greenbacks,
L. s. currency. He was set at liberty on
straw BAIL the judge having it is said been
bought over. The Superior court ordered
Eneas re-arrested, but he may escape. Eneas
figured prominently in Brooklyn, in 1877,
where his swindling is stated at $4,000
Volcano Active.
Volcano Feugo, Guatemala, after many
years of silence, is exceedingly active. The
heavens for miles around are filled with
smoke. At San Benito and even beyond that
point, in Mexico and down to the San Saliva
dor coast, fine dust thrown up by the volcano
falls in quantities which render it certain
that in the immediate neighborhood the effect
must be dis astrous.
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Seth Williams Post, G. A. r., have a Spec
ial meeting this evening. Business of i'm
,ortance will come before the comrades.
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Seawanhaka Investigation.

The coroners jury this morning examined
the wreck of the Seawanhaka. and the inquest
commences Thursday morning. The sab
committee of the grand jury investigating
the disaster, had before it to-day number of
engineers as experts on the condition of the
boats boilers
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DIR. A. c. Titcomb has gone down river on
short vacation. He will resume his pro-
fessional duties about the first of next week.
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once the opening of the Dirigo Business
College in this city Is years ago the 9th dav
OF last May, by Mr.. d. NJ. Watt, who con-
tlnued its principal and manager during that
'''ne' the school has benefited the city in
tuitions, board, etc, to the extent of over
$4,000. The especial benefit to Mr.. Watt
mas been in his gaining very wide reputa-
ton as thorough and practical instructor in
the branches Of penmanship, bookkeeping.
etc Hundreds of young men owe their first
start in business life to the excellent instruc-
ton received under his tuition. We
learn that a position has been offered
MN IN hrst-class business college in the
west, but owing to recent developments of
business in another direction, he is about de-
Gliding to remain in the city
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Dr. Tanner enters upon the 3lst day of his
fast, apparently bright and in good spirits.
He has consumed less than gill of water
the last ~ hours.
At 1890 tonight Tanner was suddenly
taken sick. He complained of pain in the
stomach and vomted some thick mucous
fluid An alcoholic vapor bath was given
him and at 100 he was sleeping quietly with
no change in his condition. This evening he
drank eight ounces of mineral water, against
the advice of attending physicians.
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iHarrif0.

In Bath July q, by Rev. A. W. Pottie, Mr.. vii.
oraham NJ Leavitt and Miss Maggie E. Dolan, beth
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Here is the very latest fish story. Will
Davis has in his fish market a small, dark,
round pebble which weighs an ounce and a
half. The other day as Captain George
White was angling for pickerel in Norridge-
wock Pond, near the mouth of Sandy river,
he saw his float disappear beneath the sur
face of the water and soon landed a two
pound fish, An hour or two later as the Cap
tain was performing the necessary anatom-
ical operation which always precedes the fry
ing pan, his knife all at once struck some
thing hard, which proved to be this pebble,
all encased in adipocere matter. Probably
some urchn threw the rock into the pond in
sport, and the fish, lying in the shelter of a
lily pad, saw it when il struck and darted for
it. thinking, presumably, that he had found a
bonanza.
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Local alsp State Nfips.
Thursday, July 80, 1880.
JOB PRINTING.

The Job Printing Establishment connected with
the Journal Office has recently been supplied with
GREAT VARIETY of
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into his Office. w N'epnone
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I9tf0.

In Bath, July %, Deacon John Bovey, aged 81
years and $ months
At Pleasant Point, West Bath, July %, Edward
5. Lewis, aged A. years.
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romans beauty is never lost
So long as her sweet smile remains
So long as CLEAN her teeth like frost,
And her soft lip the ruby stains;
Ard SOZODONT, with magic power,
Rastows on her this priceless dover.
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Transactions, 1000 shares.
New York stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. July %.
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Administrators Sale at Auction

DURSUANT to license from the Judge OF Fro
hate within and for the County of kennebec
Granted the 4th Monday Of July. A ID: 1sso, shall
sell AT public suction to the highest bidder on me
Ith day of sept issO. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the
nremises in Winthrop Village. the following des-
crlbed real estate situate in winthrop in ssd sn
ty, belonging to the estate Q, Sias a...sed
describ,sl as follows. viz: The house
and lot situate in said Winthrop, bounded on the
north by the street running past the house OF I'm.
hi. on the east bv land of Levi Jones; on the
.onfh bv land of Stanley c. a. Wing, and Ezra Ham
mond aud on the west BY the street running oy me
rn;sas Also the wood 10; the east shore OF the
Pnr rord containing about 10 acres. The above
IL desirable property and pleasantly located, Also
At the same time and place lot of household iurhi
ture Sale positive. Terms casn.
sc ALDEN, Administrator
xr,n,hron Julv 9th. Isso julyeetlt&w2w
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California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 70.
The following the closing ofcial prices Of min.
I'M snrk bav
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PERSONAL.

LONDON, July %. Princess Beatrice, in the
royal yacht Osborne, will meet the ex-Em-
press Eugene of Osborne, to-day, and con-
yey her to Southampton.
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Paper Makers Meeting.

SARATOGA. July %. At a meeting Of the
American Paper Makers Association. to-day,
Vice President Smith stated the advance in
the price of paper was due to the extraordi-
nary demand, which caused great rise in the
price. lie stiCmatized the attacks of the
press on paper manufactures for this rise as
malicious and uncalled for.
A resolution wrs adopted that every paper
mill in the country be shut down from 6
o'clock Saturday night to 6 o'clock Monday
morning A. +. Harding of Ohio said there
were 900 more paper mills in the country
than were needed, and urged employers TO
circumscribe production.
Grand Army Encampment.
BROOKLYN, July %. Representative. Of
164 Grand Army Posts are in this city, at
tending the semi-annual encampment. The
city present gala day appearance.
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NOTICE.

r,HE Committee on Accounts will be IN session
Eriday Evening, at 80 o'clock
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Death nv Hydronhohia

MIpDLErowS, July %. Capt Stanley, a
prominent citizen. has died of hydrophobia-
He was bitten by his own dog.
The Spanish Outrage.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2s. Capt. Rand and
mate Barr have forwarded to Washington af-
fidavits that schooner E. A. Merritt was more
than six miles from the Cuban coast when
fired upon by the Spanish gunboat-
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NEW YORK.
Death.

NEW YORK, July %. Richard NJ. Lee,
aged 80, prominent member of the Produce
Exchange, died suddenly yesterday. Bright's
disease.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MAINE.

Lumber Merchant Deceased.
PORTLAND, July %. Cyrus s. Clark.
lumber merchant and mill proprietor, died
this morning. aged Go.
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NOTICE

vT,HE regular weekly meetings Of Asylum Loase;
No "a. /. o. o. F.. will hereafter be held
On rurRsDAY, instead of FRIDAY, evenings
g. A. PHILBROOk, Secretary.
Augusta, July sd 1850. Jus-""'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

From MONTPELIER TAFl's ELEc
Trox.-It is not easy to describe Just how the
lightning struck Mr. Taft and resulted in III:
election to the Office of judge OF the Supreme
Court When the joint assembly convened
he had not been proposed as a candidate, al
though il was thought by many that neither
of the leading candidates would he elected
on account of the uncompromising character
of the canvass, and the name of Mr.. Taft
with others was suggested rs likely enough
to receive consideration in case Of Il
deadlock. His first vote was received
from friends in several counties,
notably Addison, Franklin and Essex.
1t was then discussed that some one from
Chittenden county nominate him formally,
but it was feared such a course would I've
displeasing to Mr.. Taft. Then, at the the
nick of time, Senator Dana took the respon-
sibility of presenting his name to the joint
Assembly Senator Abel raised constitu-
tional question which gave Mr.. Palmer al
opportunity TO reply and 50 Mr.. Tafrs name
was fully before the Joint Assembly, anc
every body who had watched his course in tho
House was glad TO desert from a half hearted
allegiance to other candidates and unite
their forces {" give our county judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10
IysbS'spS r.IstNE.E>.

W WEDNESDAY,. Dec =. l'-h-
FLOUR. There has been dull feeling fni
Flour the past week. Sales - 80 al - for Western
supcriinc; 81 5Oa q, Tor common extras; - .a.'
49, Tor lScultSIn extras. and = nta - Tor Mime
sofa extras. including choice bakers brands. In
winter whcdtS. - G5., t. ~ Tor ONO AMI Michigan
s5s5d. oO for iuoismd Indiana, and - ,'.fG 40 Tor
~. LOUIS. including ias"rtr family brands. Patent
spring whrliS. including Wisconsin and Mime
sofa at - - as :, = hbl. Patent WINTER wheat
inclnling choice bakers brands, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extras III - - - o. idl. corn Meal
Is in fair demand At = ~rt " :, r. hl. Rive Flour
At - l5a6 ~ r. It'd. Bii Meal At - ~ CO.. & ~ + hbl.
GRAIN. In Corn there Is = steady demand.
The sales uf mixed ami yellow hiNr been N 60 t.f
Csc p hilshrl. plls are ~ ilir demand Sales have
been At l.t, ~. - nshrl. lN" - 1890 - T. hlISli-
rl In Shorts the sales have hcrn n 10 un' SO ~
AMI Fine Feed AMI MrlnIS At 80 ht., .. ~ q ton.
rEOVISIuNS There is fair demand fn rork.
Sales have been al 81 81 f Is ~ Tor prime 81 -
t., Il ~ mess and SID J.. ~ Tor clear and extra
clear. a. quality. In ;-f sales have been at - 81
II ~ for mess and extra mr1s and sllf T. nni bhl
for family Lard Is m rIir demand sales nave
been at ,S - a. 4 ~ for ctN aud Western. nrlnd-
ing steam aud kettle rendered. Smoked Hams At
o. "a IOtc r. =, tor city and Western
rEOn tE. There Is y good demand for choice
Butter. We quote trcamrrcs ai ." ." Rot for good
and choice New York and Vermont dairy IT ~ ,.r
-, f' Tor choice. and I-s .' = o., Tor far Ia gond
Cheese o. l2r1. Es',s~ IL ., ot..Dr. White :cIns
firm. sales "f Western and Northern Pea At II -
al -: choicc mediums At - i1"f ! 81: yellow
Eyes Al - - Ia 60 and ErI kidneys at = IL 90
~ = ltd. Potatoes range from u 60 per hu.
Apples rang" from = ~ - per hh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

The court house at Middlebury is very
much the worst court house in the
State. There has been a strong effort made
during the present session to secure the pas
SAGE of bill laying tax upon Addison
county large enough to raise so, 900 to build
a modern structure. At meeting Of the
members of the county, the project failed by
a small majority, and the old shell will have
to be endured for while longer. or until IT
falls fam sheer decay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10
Judge TAFT.

The election Of Hon. Il, 5. Taft as judge
of the Supreme Court, was surprise to oul
community, and probably TO himself
Though often mentioned. as one who would
some day make promising candidate for
iudgship, he vas not, SO far as We are aware
Il candidate for any such office at this time
His name was not formally presented, IN Tho
Joint Assembly but on the first ballot FIJI
day, for the seventh judge, % votes were
thrown for him, rising 10 81 on the third
ballot, when his unanimous election by ac-
clamation took place. Mr.. Taft is natiN,
of Williston in this county, and IS in the
prime of life, being in his 4Gth year. lie Is
a man of marked ability, well vcrsed in the
law and in public affairs, and of high stand
ing as a citizen and he will make an up
right, courteous and capable judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10
OVER THE LAKE.

James Macdonald, the well known con
tractor, leaves soon for Winnipeg to assist
in experimenting the construction Of the
Canadian Pacific railroad, which is TO run IL
the Rocky mountains.
Onc OF the principal iron ore mines in
Essex county, known ~ the Smith Mine.
was sold at partition sale ON Saturday for
Sl39, $50 including ~ acres of land. Tn,
NINE has been operated for the past sever
years 10y the Mcssrs. II. q. B'rlcigh ~ Broth
cr Of Whitehall, and was purchased 10y then
and James Morrison OF Troy. The pur
chasers were previously part owners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10
The following are the closing quotations ::
by Telegraph 10 the Free ircss AMI Timcs.l
New YORK. Stock and Money Market.


COTTON. - The market ~ quoted ~ being
quiet Sales OF i,l's bales. Mlddlng uplind5
AT M.
RIOT 'It-Thc market quoted 'iull aud cr,irr.
H.crtpiI al 5000 barrels. Sales al l..n"u
barrels No. = ~ ; io.f > -; superflnc state and
western al , ihal 10; common I" good extra west
crn aud SLATE at 5o.tS M good choice extra dh
mt Z "..dG - common 10 choice white wheat
western extra ai . l"aG wi; fancy whit" wheat
western extra at ~ tantHi cnrnn"n Ia good cNir,
ONO at ,IaG 50, common to choice extra 81. Louis
at I Grt6 ~.
RYE FLOUR. The market IL quoted as being
easier nj Gn,fs - tnT suI"rhnr.
CORN MEAL.-rho market IL quoted ns hcnP
STEADY yellow at ,5a3 -.
WHEAT The market opened =" ., h'ii'r, an1
subsequently, The advance lnsi Hud rl"Set heavy.
trreipl. al S3.unn bushels. Sales 81 l,6'i, nH
| hssh"lI No. spring ut ~ .,rl 2sf.,; NJ. r"
al 2l4"l IA mixed winter Al leE"'l lSa
No. white Al lG', tl H..
RYE The market to-day Is quoted ~ being
| dull NJ. . 1T s~aI ~.
BAil.El-rhe market IL quoted as being quiet
to-day Ne two rowstl At -,
HARLEY MAlT-Thc market h quoted as being
quiet 2-rowri state at II.
CORN - The market IS quoted ~ hcing dull
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

Can he saved every year by the farmers IN this
country If they will properly color their butter by
using Wells. Richardson COS Perfected Euticr
Color. II IL far better than carrots, annaiio. or
any other color. AT Onc-fourih the cost, and no
work To use. II gives splendid June color and
never turns red DO not fail 10 TRY it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

Accident At RlcHMoND.-As a four
years-old boy of Frank Perry of Richmond
was sliding across the railroad track his sled
was struck by locomotive and he was
thrown about fifteen feet, striking car and
fracturins his skull. At last accounts he
was still alive and POSSIBLY may recover.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

The judiciary Committee of the House has
agreed to report a bill authorizing the Gov
ernor to detail not less than three companies
of the State militia TO attend the Yorktown
centennial on the 10Th of October, 1881, and
to appropriate $4,000 for the expenses oil
having the State properly represented al the
crlphratian
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

BURLINGTON is undoubtedly the only cit,
of anything like its size in which Sara Bern
hardt will appear in this country and her ap
pearance here will be the most notable dram
attic event in the history of the city, The
play will probably he "Frou- Frou."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

SENTENCED To DEATH.-ln accordance
with terms of the statute which provides
that when any person has pleaded guilty of
murder the court shall hear testimony to
determine the degree, the Washington COun-
ty Court, last Saturday afternoon, listened
to the testimony of Sheriff Athcrton about
Almon Meakers confession 10 him in
regard to the murder OF little
Alice, and the testimony Of DIR. Henry James
Of Waterbury in regard TO the post mort,1a
examination of her corpse and the certainty
from that examination, that death did not
result from natural causes. The respondents
counsel put in no testimony. Almon sat III
his chair in the bar behind his counsel as I'M
c-u"rrnch as ever. lie had been cXhortcd
by iiis own counsel, 10y the counsel of the
State aud by the officers to tell the whole
truth lie had been told that if he told the
truth and it became evident that his share in
the murder WAS what they believed il 10 he,
everything should he done TO secure n com
mutation Of his sentence to Imprisonment
for life. But he refused To open his lips.
lie still clings TO the salvation of his mother,
and seems willing and even snx ious TO sacrifice
his own life that hers may be saved. lie was
told that his assertion that she was not with
him. and had nothing to do with the murder
would do her no good and would only seal
his own fate but he was immovable. Judge
I,edfeld, after an address of great humanity
directed the clerk to ask the respondent il
he had anything to say why sentence should
not be passed upon him. Amon stood up
looked almost dcfianry at the court, and
said, NO" Judge Itcdiicd then pronounc
cd sentence that you, the said Louis Al
mon Mcakcr, on the second Friday Of Fcbru
airy in the year 1883, between the hours 81
one and two O'Clock in the afternoon o
said day, within the walls, inclOsct
yard, of the State Prison in Windsor
in the county of Windsor, he hanged by
the neck till dead" The respondent wa
then taken back to Jail. lie and his mothc
will he taken I" the State Prison IN few
days. She and Almon have had mean
of communication with each other an,
il is believed that it is her influence that seal
his lips She is willing to see him hanged
if she can only believe that she thereby has
chance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10
Hard Times.

Many people have become mentally AMI nervous
~ diseased from the depression caused hN hard
times. and suicides are shuckmgly frequent. II is
cOwar'l,y 10 give way. What is needed a remedy
to purify the blood which has become fcNerIsh and
foul from wear and tear OF brain and nerves. DR..
henncdy's ''Favorlie Kennedy" goes 10 the root OF
III" matter. u clrlnS,.s the blood gives tone ami
strength 10 the system, and cheer amt hoprfunes-
10 the mind Its cures are permanent. Try bottle.
Sold ny all druggists, Dr. David Kennedy. rrnpri-
cior, ROndOui, y. \. Dec 3-dcudA WV -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

CoUGHS.-' BIocn's Eronchidt T'''h'N "t' "S''
with advantage 10 alleviate COUGHS SORE "l'N''
Uo.RsE<E$s and BRoSCHIu AFFICTi"NS Ron
thirty wears these Trcches have been IN ne, WIN
annually Increasing favor. They are moi h'" AMI
un,ried, hut having been tested 10y wide AMI con
slant use for nearly an entire generation, hA have
attained wcll-meritei rank among the few staple
remedies OF the age.
Tue THRnAT-.. Brocn'S bronchial TT"'hfN act
directly upon the organs OF The VOICE They have
an extraordinary effect in all disorders "i The
Throat and IarnyN, restoring a healthy tone when
relaxed either from cold or "ver-eNciiI0n vi
the voice, and produce clear AMI disiihr'
enumeration Speakers and SINGERS hna the Iroche-
useful.
ACouGu, com. C,TaRIu or Sore Throat Requires
immediate attention, as neglect oit"niimes result
in some incurahle Lung Disease. ''E'""hS Ef"n-
chidl Trochcs" Will almost invarlhly give relief
limitations are offered for sale. many al which are
injurious. The genuine "G'of7nS Hr"hch'dS
Trorlr>" are sold only IN horcs.
JAP -. 's0-iu,thr, frAwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

Those lnguid. lircsome sensations, causing You
10 feel scarcely able 10 I've your feet; that con
slant drain that il taking from your system all IFS
elasticity, driving the bloom from Your checks
that continual STRAIN upon YOUR vital forces, render
ing you irritable and irrtiu can easily lee r"lnov,d
hy the use of that mary e"us remedy, Hop Eliirfs.
irregularities AMI distractions Of your system are
relieved II once, while the special cause of pcriodi-
cal pam IL permanently removed. Will you heed
ihis t Cincinnati saturday Nigh.
bee l-lcodAw9w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

Ir has been decided TO hold the annua
meeting of the American Ayrshire Breeders
Association in Rutland. The Goth of Janu
AIRY is the date fixed upon for the openins
of the session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

ArRoros of the new nuisance law the New
York Tribune says: Hereafter Vermont
Democrats will probably hold their conven-
tiOns in Canada.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

The importance Of protecting chIllrens shoes
from wear at the thr all parents are aware Of. hut
MANY have neglected 10 avail themselves of tins
great saving on account Of the appearance OF the
metal tip. All such Will ind the A.. <. 7. cos
Black TIP, advertised IN another column. just the
thing they have been looking foi. Beautiful, neat,
ihrN Will VICAR as long as The mrial.