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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

WEDNESDAY, jan. =. l~sh
FLOUR. There has been Il very quiet feeling.
In the Flour market the past wrrk AMI prices ii
most brands are unchanged. Holders are urn.
We quote sales al So ~ &. 9 - Tor Western
supernne; So 0Na6 80 for common extras: :. .J,i
IS for Wisconsin extras, and 81 Ooa6 = for Mnnc-
sofa extras. including choice bakers brands. In
winter whcats. q ood ca 10y bhIp and Michigan;
81 CO. IS for Illinois and Indiana. and 3 2j .: Tor
ST. Louis. including favOrie family brands. Patent
spring wheais. including Wisconsin ami Mime
sofa at 81 IS "a 81 50 q ibl. Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands, Wisconsin AMI
Minnesota extras AT 81 500 ga r. I'LL. Corn Meal
is in fair demand AT 81 5aa . 81 . hld I've Flour
at IS 25a5 IS D bbl. Dat Meal al 81 % 50 4 bhl
GRAIN. There Is Il moderate demand for corn.
The sales OF mixed and yellow have been ut e. a
c4c b bushel. Oats are IN far demand. sales have
been at IS Ia SIC D bush' Nv" ~, a 81 u bush
e In Shorts and Fine Feed the sales have been III
sl9 500 81 co. AMI Nldlinss u; 81 0O - oUt ton.
PROVISIONS. There IL II moderate demand foi
Pork InIs week lnd prc's rrnisi? about the same.
The -nlcs have been at 81. IL J0f"r prime 81 o"
Ia II 81 m"ss and SIC 0UG. clear ami extra
ccar rs To quality. In Reef sales have been ut slla
i2 % for mess and extra mess, AMI 81 50 ~ d hhl
for family. Lard Is in far Il. aaud. Inr sales have
been NJ u Ss h n for city ald We tern. inclnd-
ing steam AMI kettle re1d-r.,. Sacked Hams al
% lie o n for city and Western.
PRODUCE There Is very rrm :.ellgg IN The
Butter market. The tendency Of prices j. upward.
and choice New York amt Vermont dairy at ~ 'at
25c Glib for choice and 30 2c 5ib for FAR and good.
Cheese, Ia l2c. EGGS Ut lS..,3i t. " hitc Beams
firm Sales OF Western AMI Northern Pea al 81 ,0
"a pa choice mediums at 81 A. "a -; yellow
Eyes at 81 - ~ anl Red Kidneys at d ~ at
l IS u bill. Potatoes range from 40 G g cts.
per hush"l Apples gro az 30 I hal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

AT the annual meeting of the National
Life Insurance Company, holden at theil
office in Montpelier on the 9Th instant, the
old board Of directors was reelected, as fol
lows: Paul Dillingham;, Timothy p. Red
field, Charles Dewey, W. II. ii, Bingham,
George W. Reed, Dudley c. Denison, Fred
erick Billings, Edward Dewey, James c.
Houghton, Jr., Fred. L. Smith, Pcrlcy p.
Pitkin, James T. Phelps and Charles T
Sabin. Subsequently the following officers
were unanimously reelected; President,
Charles Dewey; vice-presidcnt, Edward
Dewey secretary, George W. Reed; ac
tuary, John b. Thurston; medical examiner
Sumner Putnam, NJ. d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

The LATE CoUNr JoANNEs. lie was born
George Jones, in London, obtained some
name as an actor. and was made count
Palatine by some small German prince Who
had the right TO confer that title. Ever after
he wrote his name George the Count
Joannes" He turned lawyer firstin Boston,
and aftcrwarl in New York. He sued Il
Boston paper for calling him u ''soi-disant
COUNT and called Gov Andrew, Gen. But
Ter and others for witnesses. making a very
amusing plea for himself, in which he asked
the jury TO consider how it would sound to
call Mr. Andrew 4 ''soi-disant governor
etc. The count brought SO many suits to
sustain his personal dignity that he was final
" put through for barratry, that Is, as a
common suer of hascless litigation. He was
a familiar figure in the New York lower
courts and among the stories told OF his &c
centric appearances is that of a contested
election case being tried before Judge Brady,
who interrupted squabble between the
lawyers by saying: We'll, gentlemen, let
us go into the merits of the case. | suppose
that all either party desire is an honest
count" AT this point the Count Joannes,
who was in the room, arose with his hand
upon his breast, and, bowling low, said,
May it please the court, ecce homo"
Lately he had been in state of harmless
dcmentia, sitting in New York square and
playing with the birds and children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09
! Try Telegraph Ia the Free Press and Timcs.l
New York I'rcyisio Market.

new luisk, jan.
COTTON - The nar;et Is .qaotei u, being
dun. sales of 100 tales. Miidling uglan's AT
la'.c.
FLorHrThe market is quoted AS being ,iuil AMI
ct i.,oOo barrels. Sales Of 1890 barrels
No. AT l3,ei - sup-rine STATE and
western nj 5 23a % /; common 10 good extra west
ern aud state al .5a6 .; good to choice extra do
AT 3os6 So; common 10 choice wliis wheat
western extra at 5otS' GO; fancy white wheat
western extra at 900 oN; sp.niuon To- good extra
ONO al l0ai %; common To choice rNli 81 Louis
AT 4 lad So
RYE FLoUR,-The nnrkct Is quoted =. hr.ns
dull al : JUd5 Is.
CORN MEAL,-The market is quoted as hrin;
wHEAT-The market /, quoted Is closing heavy.
Receipts of $1,000 bu-lhls. Sales oi .aG3-
$40. No. . Chicago, Il No. Red. No | Nhitr,
5oass soy.
RYE The market ia quoted as h'ns iulI ani
nominal nj 95t.f9G for state.
BARLEi-1ne Markr' Is quoted Is hrin.; sic..h-
Two-rowed slate -.
BARLEY MALr-Thc make; quoted Is h'In"
quiet State H.
CORN-Thc market /, heavy ami Il. ,ut lower.
Receipts Of l0i,ooo bushels. sales "i 5nno hush
ungru,lrd at 81, sicanr, at 5SL. No. al ts,hrL
OATS The market to-day - quoted Is hc.ng ,luil
and tsic lower Hcccats uf sg,Gio bushels 3: sllc7
OF 10000 bushels; mixed stale al i.'sl9
white stat. at 5O,.sisi,
HAY The market u quoted n being arm
with good demand ati'..'J Tor shipping.
! IlofS- the market Is quoted as hrins 'iull
and weak. New York state quoted IL, being al
| 3n,G ~.
| COFFEE The marte Is quoted as being hrm ard
/ quiet. RIO ltl Dil6i,.
SUGAR The market is lirm and In fair demand.
/ Standard \. at - tH,' ; grHnulIri al .of''
| powdered nj ?'s@.'4 crushed nj - -e'io; rcun'd
/ stronger al 9'.(alo's.
/ MULaSSES - the market quoted a. lrlns nrn.
| New orleans NJ 35,, H.
RICE - The market Is quoted ~ being steady.
J Carolina g. -; LOUISIANA at G'su'G'..
! rErkbl.Il M-Ihr Wuk.i u quoted aS h"tuH
dul crude IN barrels at 'ar-' refined n y 80
| asked
TAlLOW. - The muk,t Is quoted ~ hrnr
nfm: Sales at lu'. urO a6t,.
fprAIDES-Ihc Hurkrt ~ quoted - hrtu.
quite: Peach blows - ." "uu Elily E.'-" al
. 25,i - peerless -. e.
eggs The market IL quoted IA h.nF 'luli ii
/ -.
4 FORK The mnrktti+ quarj rs h.irr inner
mess at ~ 5otr 70 ~.
I BEEF-1ne iHarAci ~ punicl AZ h'tng quiet
cut meats are nrm. Nrl,llcs iull lun. cl,eIr Al
( -. short do. At =.
! LARD The mariei IL qunicd as being strong
cr amt quiet - va ! -.
/ III TlER-rhe niark"i Is quoted a. being htu
/ and uuIct state a; l-iai.r.
CuIEST-The market Is quoted being nm
state AT gl.a ltNr.
IINSEEb-The market Is quoted a. being dul
aud nominal at 81 y,
| WIiishEY- quiet and steady AZ / To-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09
STATE NEWS.

Of Craftsbury's 400 inhabitants over one
hundred are 20 wears OF age and upwards.
John Park, of South Rycgatc has been
married twice and has u children.
Archibald Leach, of Ryegate, has three
children in CeylOn AS missionaries, and being IN
The queens domlnlons, he has written II letter ash
Ing her 10 look after them personally.
Mr. H. Answorth of Castlcton has Just
shipped seven carloads OF roofing slate 10 New
York, 10 he rr-slnppej from that place 10 Europe.
The new slate pencil company Of the snnle place IL
shipping stone from their quarry 10 New York
where they are making pencils AZ The rate "i one
hundred thousand u day.
Rev. n. X. Nichols, OF Barnet, has re
signed on account of poor health.
A Free Will Baptist church has been or
gained AT Brownington Centre, with 81 members
w. H. II. Slack, u manufacturer of Spring
field gives the Wonlsun Hose Company there s2'N
hose carriage and the name Is Ia lee changed 10 "
II. II. Slack Hose Company.
John G.. Jcnnc, hardware merchant a
Enpsburg Falls, has failed. His liabilities insecure,
are about s. 900 assets unknown, hut supposed Il
h" sufficient To pay good per cenlagc
The Congregational church At ST. Alban
/ tRay &. Van Norden, PASTOR has gained durln:
1879 y letter 2 by profession li-total 10, and ha
iy letter -, 10y death 3-iOtal 10, and stands u
present 40 strong. 1856 males and 2Di females. In
church raised 81, II, for benevolent causes and in
all religious purposes Of s. $50. This Is exclusive
of money raised AT fairs and festivals and OF assess
neni5 on the parsonage fund. The average Sunda
! attendance Is upward OF $50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

.
We are indebted TO our capable and
efficient Health Officer, DIR. ii. ii. Atwater'
for the following valuable and interesting
tables which speak for themselves Inc
first consists of a comparative table oil blr'hs
and deaths for 1873 and 1879. In regard Ia
this it may he promised that the figures Tor
the first six months Of 1878 are probably mol
wholly Trustworthy. being taken by the old
system OF census returns.
BIeTIIs AND DEATHS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

WASHINGTON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
cIErY.-The annual meeting of the directors of
the Washington County Agricultural Society
was held at Montpelier Tuesday. Joel Fos-
ter, the treasurer, reported that, during the
year, $3.50 had been received, and S3a' paid
out present Indebtedness of the society
S155. A resolution of regret that the state
of the finances prevented the payment Of
premiums at the last fair was adopted. No
new officers were elected. The meeting ad-
journed subject to the call of the president,
amounting virtually 10 disseminating the
county fair for the next two years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

How ANY LADY CAN FIND orr. The pub
fishers of The Housekteper, Minneapolis,
Mimi subscription price IL cents, offer tC
send that admirable monthly one year for %
cents bare cost Of postage and mailing, TO
the lady who first asks for II copy of theii
new pictorial Premium list, from any post
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Hou@koyer is II prize, invaluable To any
woman who has the care Of the house, ant
no lady should fail TO send her address "a
soon rs she secs this notice, rs it will cost
only postal card 10 learn whether she i:
the lucky lady, and entitled 10 the prize
Address BUceEyE PuBIrsIING Co, MiNNEA
POLLS, Miss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

DuEISG the ysar 1879 only three fires oc-
Cured in the town of Montpelier, with
total loss of about $500, with al
insurance of $500. In 1878 there were
four fires; aggregate loss about $4,000,
with an insurance of about $1,000. In
1877 no fire occurred. In 1876 four fires
with an aggregate loss of $500, an in.
surancc Of 81 600 4 total Of eleven fires
during the past four years Win loss OF
about Sl3, 400, an insurance Of 800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

Of the total number of deaths the were
sixty in 1873 and ffty-four in 1879 - per
cepthle decrease from zymotic dls'as J. OF
such as are preventabIe by hygien' and
sanitary measures, like smallpox, me les
scarlet fever, diphthcria. typhoid '.'er'
cholera infantum, dysentery, etc The LADIES
which follow give minute analyses oI the
totals of both years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

VAUDEVILLE. W q Leach has nearly
recovered from the effects al his injury.
Ira a. Scott, son Of Julius ID. Scott VIII"
has been stopping IN Leadville col. Tor tue ra-'
three years or more, returned home last week.
Hiram " Leach. who went West las'
SPRING has lately LEFT Topeka, Kansas AMI u no"
IA New Mexico. He reports hard ihfr
Mrs. Henry kiddcr, who has been III feeble
health Tor some time past, Is now mnch worse and
At ~ feared She cannot recover.
Mr. Elan Of Michigan who has bern stop
ping with his daughter ior u few months past, lei
Tor home on Tuesday morning last.
MIR. Ryington Of Jericho, agent Tor th'
Vermont Blhle Society, addressed the people hei'
on Sunday evening last.
our next quarterly meeting of the VI. T.
Church viii be held here on FRIDAY afternoon Z"
tins week, AT the close of the revival meetings
which commenced On Monday evening last.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

II taken in their earlier stages the progress of
pulmonary affections can almost always be arrested
by the use OF compound oxygen" which gives
higher degree of vitality and enables nature 10 con-
tend successfully with disease. Our Treatise on
Compound oxygen in which numerous cases OF
relief and cure cited, IS sent tree. Address Dra
Sr,REEs PALES, liz Girard ST., Philadelphia, Ia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09
DIED..

BURBASK.-In North Brookteld. Mass. Dee. l.th.
Mrs. Polly II. Burbank, formerly Ut | ndrrhiil
Centre, VI, aged - years.
TILLIsOS.-In rnderil Dec goth. l-I9. Harriet
VI. Ellsworth, relict OF the late CliaT' Tillis0n, Jr
aged 81 Years.
st. Adams papers please copy.
TuLIsoS-In Alexandria, Va. MAJ "3rd, i7ji
Charles Tlllison, Jr., member of Go. L, "nd VI
Vols, At the age of Il years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

DR. WEI DE- MEYERS t,TAEEn CrRE il I'M
1ursIionally the result of the most important dis
coycry for the relief OF human suffering, since
vaccination. II is a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY hy
absorpiion-an absolute cure Al any stage Supplied
druggists or delivered hy u. Il. DEWEY n CO.,
Agents. &c Dew St., y. Y. Cor Sl.5o Il package.
Pamphlets with full eXplatons and overw helming
proof. mailed tree Jan / " lu-2rm-3p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

From table just issued by DIR. ID. s. KEEL
logg, Health Officer, il appears that during
tie year 1879 there were in Pittsburgh L.;
deaths, or 1929 for every one thousand in
habitanis. The superior healthiness of Bur.
lington may be seen by the fact that its death
rate last year was only 1i.31 per 1000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09
Do n Favor to n Sick Friend.

II you have friend suffering from any disorder
OF The Kidneys send him package of Kidney
Wort and You will make HIM happy. Its grea!
tonic power especially directed to these diseases
ami ii quickly relieves the distress and cures the
disease Have you tried it? Jan 5dAwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

FsEsn FisH.-If YOU desire the hest varieties.
packed and sent direct lates, arrival OF vessels
from fishing grounds. look At the card o. Wright 4
Rogers, Boston, IN our paper today. THIS leading
firm also makes specially OF Frozen Herring for
use OF persons Of moderate means.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

\ PARTIAL LIST OF PROMINENT MEN WHO DIED
LAST YEAR.

| \ PARTIAL LIST OF PROMINENT MEN WHO DlEl
LAST YEAR.
| Rev. Lyman H. Ames. Christian minister Of %es
| Randolph. January 22-G6 wears.
John Barnum Of Monktun. one of the oldest Free
masons IN the state. January 5-9S years.
| Rev. Ward Billiard of New Haven. May .i-6:
years.
| Austin Bichard OF FAYETTEVILLE an uncle OF Prcs
| dent Hayes. September l5-S6 years.
Rev Horace EuIchard of Bratilehnro, October Z
II years.
lion. Harmon Garfield. LAWYER, OF Arlington,
January 80 years.
. Hon. George {. Clhuon. Lawyer, OF LYNDON Feb
ruary l-Sn wears.
Joseph Clark OF Milton May ls-95 years.
Dr. 4. NJ Cavrrly Of PIttsfori, July lot? years.
Captain John r. Drew OF Burlington, October ID
- years.
General George ?. Foster of Burlington, March l
-i3 years.
Hon. Calvin French. OF the Windsor County
Court. May l5-sO Years.
DIR. Joseph Gray oi White River Junction, Feb
ruary 1871 years II months.
John VI. Hawrican OF Nergenncs, States Atior-
ney from ISIS To 1874, January TO-
Leander liutchins of Waterbury, February $50
years.
General Alonzo Jackman, professor OF maihemat-
les and civil engineering At the Norwich University,
Norih1ed, February 30 years.
Hon. Henry T. James, eN-M. e., Of Waterbury,
June 6-Sl years.
Samuel Merriam of Waterbury, a Judge of La
noble county court. Septemher-Si years.
Hon. Asahel Peck. cN-tiOyclnOr of Vermont, May
I'D years.
DIR. Henry d. Ranney, Lieutenant Governor OF
Vermont from 1885 to lsi0, January l2-sl Years.
Roland 4. Robinson of Fcrrisburgh, one of the
pi oneers In the ant-slavery movement, August .
81 years.
Orlando Stevens, lawyer, of ST. Adams, March -
81 years.
Chauncey X. Williams historian and Journalist,
OF MISUNDERSTANDING &.
J. b. Woodward, VI. d., OF Montpelier October 1
So years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

We learn, through Mr. X b. Walker, u
Mr.. John p Howard. lie was seriously i'll
IN London but rallied somewhat, and taking
u man with him, started for Paris. On the
way he became much worse and was nearly
helpless when he arrived at his hotel in Paris,
one side being paralyzcd. The best medical
and was summoned. His niece, Mrs. Evans,
was in constant attendance upon him; and
his condition improved, so that he was able
to move his arms and legs. despatch re
ceived by cable on Monday, by his agent in
New York, announces that his physicians
pronounced him to be still improving.
Rev. DR. Constantine Blodgeit, for many
years pastor of the Congregational church OF
Pawtucket, Rhode Island, died last week
Monday, aged - years. Mr. Blodgctt was
native of Randolph, VI.
Mrs Marshall, daughter Of the Rev. DIR.
Anderson of Old Aberdeen, has received the
diploma of doctor of medicine from the
Faculty of Medicine in Paris. Professor
sor of medicine in the faculty, warmly CON
graduated Mrs. Marshall on the share she
had had in setting at rest the vcNed question
| as to the admission of women into the Paris
School of Medicine, saying: "Gou, Madame,
have helped TO vindicatc for all women their
right 10 study medicine you reply i'll your
person to all the objections of your adverse
ries. ! have seen You ami watched your
work for years. in the hospital. in my wards,
| by the bedside OF the patients. have seen
| the earnest work YOU have done. cungratu-
| late you heartily, and thank You
The Chicago IHter-Ocfdn of Dee. 2sth
announces the sudden death OF Rev. Guy c.
Sampson of IIydeparll, ILL.,, AS follows:
Death Of prominent MANA very sudden death
occurred IN Hyde Park yesterday morning As Mt
Guy q. sampson, II well-kuown cIfizen OF the town.
was awaiting the arrival the 9:l5 n m. IRAN Tor
| town, la the Illinois Central railroad depot, he
leaned over IN the chair and immediately died. The
deceased was an old and very highly respected 'lil-
zen. and his demise Is generally regretted He WAS
about eighty years Of age, and was once well
known as AN author, journalist. and Pnhir man.
Before the he published one oi The strongest
ant-slavery papers IN the state. HIS death Te-
suited from natural causes, ami Wa. very peaceful
and quiet.
Mr.. Sampson was a former r,sidcn, of
burlington lie eiitcu i"i TWO vi thicc S'"'T
The Burlington courier, temperance and
anti slavery paper which ceased TO exist IL
1854. lie went West many years ago, hut
retained his strong interest in Vermont, and
has lately contributed To this paper several
articles on the political and social events o
forty years ago. Several articles recently
received from him now lie ON our table, ant
will appear in due time. We shall hope t'
publish fuller sketch of his life hereafter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

IT is reported that Mr. Albert Chapman of
hiddlebury coutcmplates the establishment
of a monthly wholly devoted TO the Merino
sheep trade Mr.. Chapman has large famili-
arity with the subject and will doubtless
make his sheep journal of much value to the
sheep-hreeders and great wool interest of oui
State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

IT has got into print that a young St.
Albans lawyer recently drove TO Georgia on
a counting expedition, tarried until ''the wee
sma hours beyon' the twal, and when he
undertook to drive out through the yard
gateway found ii so securely wired up that
it took him some three hours to extricate his
team
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

PrN'HrR's CAsroRIA, il n Vegetable preparation
in great favor with Mothers AMI fhS-ician, Tor
regulating the Stomach and Bowels of Children.
Unlike Castor oil, castoria Is pleasant To take and
unlike Morphine Syrupa, ii Is harmless.
Jan l-wlnl-9fm- 30
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

WATEgyIiLE.-Rcv. J. kidder of Fair
HELD Centre preached here on sunday forenoon
last.
5. X. Miller has an agency for the towns
OF Cambridge. Rrlylhrrc and waieiNills for The
sale of ihe ueT DAVIS Sewing Machine.
Mr. Noycs shipped car load Of fork han
dies 10 81 Juiin=bur, oil saturday last.
One day during the past week Mrs. Hiram
Leavitt and daughter were tipped from their sleigh
and the horse To the village before II Was stop
ped. Fortunately no injury wa- done TO The Ladies
or the team.
On Saturday afternoon last Arthur C.
Harvey, of East Cambridge came 10 our village
and called nj his auni'5. While there he took III
axe 10 chop some wood and cut a cash nearly foui
inches in length IN his left foot. Three stitches
were taken 10 close the wound, and he was carried
home IN the evening.
Our roads are almost impossible now on
account OF lee. TN Monday Noah Wehtrcll aged
81 years slipped on the ice and badly injured MS
right hip, nearly breaking the bone. When found
he partially insensible and was drawn home on
hand sled. He Is now confined TO his bed. &C
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09
,,o..CE w,rrEs., ESTATE.

Prui,.te COurt. for the
DISTRICT OF CHlfIESDENs- ! District of Chiltcnden-
To all persons Interested In The estate ol horare
Wittrrs late OF Milton. Ia sud district, IL
ceased. -. -,
WHEREAS said COur. has assigned Tn ]r'' "a
of January lsSO next for the settlement I'll aiih-'
tratnn account of the administrator "i s'''d 81
and ordered that public notice l"rtt"i -, -
g;ven 10 all perS0ns Interested IN s.-id 7'd'" ~
nul,,hing this order three weeks sucrr>'iNris pr
riDus 10 the ,lay assigned. in the Darlington ''-
p TESS printed IN Burlington IN SAID Dlsl'hl- 90.
,,t-arefore YOU are hereby notified 10 appear a,
~ u -1l,a;e Court room- in Burlington, on the 'iH
ossi.risd then dnd there 20 contest tht ALLOWANCE
of sad a,., 'ouni If you see eddst ,..
, ~ t.o Il. = TAFT REGISTER.
gSNiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

EMMA SANDS, the missing girl of Essx
tleboro, but is much improved and is now
perfectly sane, and will probably return
home in the spring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

The annual meeting of the Vermont Sheep
Breeders Association will he held at the
court room in Middlebury, on Wednesday,
the 14th inst al eleven O'clock 4 IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

The Pacific Coast Association of Native
Sons of Vermont will hold its second annual
reunion in san Francisco, on the evening of
January lG Mr. George W. Hopkins is the
Sncrafarr-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

BURLINGTON and Winooski poultry-breed
ers sent about two carloads of fowls 30 the
exhibition OF the State association now ii
progress at Rutland. Among the contribu
tors are Messrs. J. d. Kingsland, W II.
Root. John Griffin, w j. Langshore, b. J.
Derby, c. F. Wheeler, G. d. Weller, John
Z. p. Wright and Allen & Stoddard
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-09

Mn. d. W. Dixon, formerly associate ed
itor Of the ST. Adams Messenger, has accepted
the position of private secretary to Hon.
Bradley. Barlow, and leaves next week for
Washington in company with Mr.. Barlow.