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seminal weakness.


Is practiced by the youth OF both sexes to
an almost unlimited extent, producing with IN.
erring certainty the following tfsin q morbid
symptoms, unless consisted by sc;ss.itc medi'
cal measures, viz: Sallow eounic2anee, dark
spots under the eyes, pain IN The Aeaa, rinaing In
the ears, noise like the rostlng o. leaves si,d rat.
ting OF chariots uneasness about tie loius weak
ness Of the limbs, confused vision, bunte5 intellect,
loss OF confidence, diiiidenee in approscss strsn-
gers, dislike o form uew aeQusintanees, d6fosi.
ton to shin society," loss Of memory, beetle Sushes,
plmples and various eruPtions aeCat no face
furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption
night sweats. rleunnnHnia and frequent insanity.
CURED AT H4yIE.
Persons 1t distance may DO cured % homo by adj
dressing letter To DR.. GIDEON, stain case,
Symptoms length Of time the disease 10 continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, - any part Of the country,
with full and plain directions. Ey iuclosnS ten dol
lars in registered letter through &c fsst-oiioe or
through Wells, Fargo S Co., pseksre o medicine
viii be forwarded 20 any part OF the Uuioa Please
say you saw this Advertisement IN the RECORD.
UNION. Address, DIR. J. r. GlSBoN,
fas4-sptf Box l,e5- Sen Francisco
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
L in Fine Brandes Wines and liquors. Agents
for DR.. JafIe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also,
agents for Litson Springs Settler Water, Souoma
county, California. No. III street, between Fourth
and Fifth. JUS -4plm
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CAPETAL ALE VAULTs

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-.
dence to DR.. G. L. simmons Building, J
street, between Second and Third. Office hours: 6
70 8 A. NJ, II n NJ TO 2 P NJ and to sP. NJ. jyl2-tf
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G. F. SHlgLDs, formerly Fore w,,,nv, =,
man D p Roller Shop .. hIIhLAN.
sTIFLDg s WBIrRLAN

MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM BOILERS,
Ha Second street, between and N, Sacramento.
orders for Repairs and Sheet Iron Work promptly
attended to neity and country. Ratings Gratings.
Pop Valves and Steam Fittings of all descriptions
jv2f. 4plm
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1873.
1855.
RR. RATGE

DooK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
, Book Manufacturer, No $40 street, between
Third and Fourth, Sacl aInento. jY2o-4Dtf
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u. y. RFLLlNGs q Co..

AYo. So2 ], AND 1905 THIRD STREETS
IN hot Lunch daily from II A. N. to l O'Clock
P N. The Best OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
jyl3-4p1m BOWERS & LONG ABAUGH.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATEl
DR.. GIBBONS DIOPENSARY,

Established in 1854, for
the treatment OF Sexu
sIid Seminal diseases
ouch Is Conc ihea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
It's forms, seminal Weak.
ness, ImpoteHcy, Skin
Diseases, etc, permas
nently cured orno charge.
Seminal weakness.
! Seminal Emissions, the
consequence oiset-abuse.
srhis solitary Vico or de-
.,.,,-,4I .-Is,s,-l-
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nu. 1YAEEANE A. ssRiGGs

nFFICE 81 ] STREET. -oFFICE HOURS: 8
y A M and 1886 to . p. ". jy29-G
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MECHANICS, EXCHANGES,

nEUTsCHEs GAsTHAUs, NOS. Is, 20 AND 9.
~ l street, between Front and Second, Sacrs
mento. Meals, sS cents; Beds, sS cents.
iyl2-H JACOB SCHlID. Proprietor.
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]. sOLON EOLL

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER l. STREET,
~ Between Front and Second. ofiice-Room 20,
international Hotel. All work satisfactorily exc
euted, in city and country. aulI I'm
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OARLH.


HoNTRACT0RS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
W pared to 40 all kinds Of work in their inc, In
city or country PRINCIPAL place Of business, Sacra-
nnsnto Shop, 80 Second street, between and ! d.
Poyt-Ofice Box. 40. Sacramento iYiS 4pti
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
4 chipLst Castings and Machinery made to order
At the lowest prices. Guttenbergers Horse Powers
and Patent Ground Roller and Clog Crusher.
All kinds Of Hydraulic Pipes. Corner q Front and
N streets. iu264pim
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

Congress came 10 nnal adjourn ment OIL
"Wednesday. as agreed upou The closing
scenes IL the Housa were rendered boisterous
by the attempts Of many copErossmeI To ST.
curs the passage OF their pet measures but
fortunately, few l-cousidered OF objection
able measures were carried through On
Thursday Of last week bills passed tbs Senate
to increase the police force Of the city Of
Washington. and repeal the Law requiring
appointments 10 the force 10 be made from
honorRbIy discharged soldiers OF sailors 10
permit the importation. duty free, Of classi-
ca antiquities and 10 allow d. rebate OF the
duty on salt used IL curing inca, tor export
The conference report OIL the river and har-
Dor bill was agreed 10 and the bill passed
Il the House, the river and harbor bill wa
finally adopted. motion 70 consider the
tariff bills was defeated Or Fridav d nun
Der Of bills passed the Senate among others
that authorizing AZ allotment Of boundaries
to the Cheyenne Indian reservation. that e1-
tending the provisions Of the act establishing
public marine schools TO the port- Of Wi
mIngtou. Charleston, Savannah. Mobile New
Orleans, Baton Rouge, Galveston, ana Nara
gGnsett bay, and thai authorizing the con
structioL O: q free bridge over the Potomac
Il the House. IL accordance with the previous
AGREEMENT the bayarl specla. deputy mar
shaI- bill was taken VI and discussed Al
amendment proposed by Nj Carlisle wa
adopted and tn bill was passed by 10 yeas
10 81 nays On Saturday the Senate took ~
and passed the deficiency appropriation bill.
and Oh Monday passed the deputy marshals
bill. which President Hayes has promptly We
toed Bills granting pension 10 the widow
Of Rear Admiral PauldIur and 81 increase C.
pension 10 til, widow Of cz-presideut Tyler
were passed IL IL, House the electoral
count Joint ruia was again taken W. After
considerable flibus1sriug q motion 10 post
pone consideration Of the 1o-ut rule UNI. the
trs. Monday Of December next was adopted.
The resolution enforcing the eiEht-hour law
was passed after debate. under suspension Of
the rules The bil- granting totally disabled
soldiers the same pensions Is are given those
who have lost botL arms OF legs was passed
After & short executive session. Tuesday, the
Senate adjourned sine die IL the House the
bills providing public building, for Toledo
o.. ana jackson, Miss. were passed and L,
the hour. Of - tbs speaker declared the
House adjourned
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

The meeting q; the town hall Saturday eve
uius. to organize a Campaign Club and ratify
the nomination Of GARFIELD and Arthur. was
success IL every sense Of the word. and our
local campaign is thu, inaururated under
most favorable and encouraging circum-
stances The Club j. iudiciously ofhcered il
every respect. and SO lar o. We know. to
universal acceptance. and nov the canvass
only needs vigorous pushing. such a. it will
unquestionably have to put 1000 Republican
votes into the Brattleboro ballot boa IL Sep
f.,,.pa- gr- ..,-.,. . .--.-... -. 80. ~.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

finally gone down ia. darkness and disEncE
II Is d shock and calamity 10 this community
too terrible for shallow fippancy and the
miserable self-laudatiou which finds lit ca
preston in the ~ told you so of the Re
former Having IL times past tried to cast
suspicion upon the souudues- Of al our hulu-
cial institutions and having. ai one time or
another characterized nearly every respecta-
bic man III Brattleboro and Windham county
III the classic and geutlemanly language pc
cular to itself and Of which it has mouop-
oily il journalistic circles a. Thar thief
and rascal misfortune can hardly overtake
institution or man without giving the Re
former az opportunity TO air its superior wis
don IL the prophetic line. tits questionable.
however. whether the fulhllmeut Of prophesies
50 amply provided for by foretelline evil Of
everybody and everything Is really O matter
TO boast Of At any rate the ezultatou Of the
Reformer ought to be tempered somewhat 10y
the fact that Mr. Waite. IL the las; days Of
his downward progress Ill crime. after the
alienation Of most Of his old friends found
more congenial compauiouship. aid and ad-
vice III the Eeformer crowd and that the Re
former itself became his Very obsegueut Or
gar ana mouthpiecg
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

The Greenhackers held their national con
vention at Chicago, last week, occupying the
same building that the Republicans occupied.
Aboat 700 delegates were present. Congress-
man De L. MRtyr presided, and such q bed
lam OF discOrdant elements was never before
gathered IL this country. Order was the las;
thing known among them. The presiding
officer al last became tired GU; and appointed
Dsnis kearney az assistau; sergsant-at-arms
He was appointed IL the midst Of friChtful
din. part Of which ht was making himself
but he immediately threw OF lis coa. rolled
up his sleeves and sailed ny ana down the
aisles. The delegates III ms par, OF the hall
knew tina, he meant business. ana came TO
order a. once. Alter ~ al-day and ali-night
wlRnpie, Gen. j. i. Weaver Of Iowa Wa.
dominated toT President. and L Chambers
u Texas, Tor Vice President
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18
STEAMBOAT coLLIsIoN
The Steamer NarraEaH-eu sunk an :
Eos On long island SSund---Gs rea
lsnaa of Life.

Ine AHeauarT NarraEausett Ammk an
FSg ON Long Island sSund---G- rcat
1so-= of Life.
About mIduish, OF FRIDAY nigh; OF last
week. the steamer StoDington and NAragau-
set. OF the stOuinEton line coiided Of Com
held Point. near Ia, mouth Of IL. Connect
cut rver- a heavy fog rested o. ths water
al the time ana tin steamer diG not sipht
each other until toe late o. prevent tne acc
dent The side Of Tie NlrGgans,ti wac
crushed IL and tie boiler. and furnaces up
set Tie boat took nrr and burned furious
ly, but soon sunk. leaving the water full Of
struggling people, WHO were left TO save
themselves a. best they could u iotE. dark
ness Tn StouurtCu and the City Of New
York the latter coming " lusi after tut nc.
cldcni lowered their boAis and saved usariy
al the passenger The los o. life j. not
exactly known. hut II believed 70 be upward,
Of ~. The scenes OF board The sinking
steamer were APPALLING. The coWarGlce OF q
portion Of the crew and the Ineficitncy OF
the resi-, left the passengers without AID OF as-
slstRnct save such az they could provide for
themselves. A boat was lowered and capslz-
I'd ana then the despairiLg passengers seIz-
ed lft-preserverA, chairs, mattresses. etc.
and cast themselves overheard Three small
life rRfts OF the hurricane Geck were huur
into the water, and afforded support for ful-
ly 100 persons. A large number Of the pa
seugers were women and children and the
suferIuPs Of these aggravated by the coward
ice and brutality Of many Of the men. were
simply terrible. A married lady from ST
John, New brunswick wa treated il the
most Inhuman manner by the men OIL one Of
the hfe-rRfts who drove her of when she
tried to cling 10 the side. IL her desperation
she finally seized d small rope II the stern.
and even this the brutes tried 70 pull out OF
her hands when the sea broke over her
When rescued by q hfe-hoai Ler hands were
lacerated and her body black viii bruises It
ceived from floating spar and oGrs Another
LADY mother turned the key OIL her two
children IL the state room, ana went OIL deck
10 SEE whether there was danger. When she
returned, flames and smoke filed the saloon
and she could not ind the door Of her state
room. The mother was saved but tho chill
dren were burned 10 death. Two ladies died
Of grief aud exposure while Oh the return to
htonlngton. An unknown man. swimming
10 escape from the burning steamer was
sucked by the current into the flames. and
died q horrible death The Naraganseti was
burned TO the waters edge and viii prove d
total loss. She was insured for $3.50. 600
aid valued at $3.50, 600 without her cargo. Il
is thought that the total loss including the
effects Of the passenger, who lost every
thing viii reach 800, 600 Tie Stoninptou
was only slightly damaged.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

There Is al apparent attempt on the
part Of Few. selhshly 10 turn The sppal-
ing calamity that has oyerIakeu this commui-
~ 10 their own personal and professional
profit, by sowing suspicion and distruEt
broadcast IL the public mind ana so wideI-
ing and deepening the common disaster. The
widest rumors and theories are set atioat
about the financial standing and responsible
~ OF all having connection, near or remote,
with the dishonored bank, and litigation is
set Oh foot and attachments made. apparently
10 give oountenAnce 10 these rumors and the
ories When all good men are trying to stop
the ruin that stares al IL the face ana to Tt
store some degree OF composure and conf
denee TO al over-e1eited people, II Il hard To
believe that we have any among Us SO brutal
IL instinct and SO greedy for few more
dIrtily earned dollars, a. deliberately 70 Try
neediessiy 70 involve very large part Of ths
business Of the town IL the destructive craGl
which Is already too widespread, We read OF
ghoul-like monsters whose supreme delight il
Is 70 feed and fRtten OF the bodies OF men
God forbid that any such should be IL our
very midst
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

To tin minds Of many local Republicans
the only serious objection 10 the nomination
Of Gen. Arthur ior vice president wa that IL
giving him the second place OIL the ticket
the convention seemed TO have allowed itself
10 be used by Senator Conkling 10 make
thrust al President Hayes for his removal OF
Geu. Arthur from the New ORR collector
ship agAins, Mr Conklings viii. W. ar
glad therefore. 10 learn from Col, Hooker
that there r. no foundation for such G sus-
pieion. On the contrary. We are assured by
the colonel that Nj ColkiiuG did not desire
The nomination Of Gen. Arthur, and that o.
the roll cal for nominations for vice-prrsideni
New York allowed the cal to pass her by. ana
several States beyond her had been reached
when gen WoOdiord finally sprAnr 10 his
feet and took the responsibility Of Gen. Ar
thurs nomination. Il becomes more and
more evident that Gen. ArtnuT's nomination
was Onr il every way 1t To Toe made and
that it was consideration OF wise and far
sighted policy which dictated his selection
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

Il Is d credit 70 our common humanity that
the people Of Bratteboro, with rare exeep-
tons. have no sympathy with the fippant
manner II which the Reformer gloats over
tbe dow nfaL Of Mr.. Waite The feeling is one
of profound sadness and grief. which brought
manly Tears 70 many eyes unused 70 weep.
thHt tbs life OF a mau vino has gone IL
ana out smoae US for nearly forty years. a.
ways d prominent hgure and recognized force
IL the dauy exercise Of many Of the highest
yIrIuss, full OF generosity and kindness 70 the
po0r and AL nssdinE b heiping hand ma
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

III ANTI-UNII Run. The following is
the full text OF the rule adopted by the Chi
cago convention for the taking Of votes for
candidates for President and Vice President
Rule VII. In the record Of the vote by
States the vote Of each State, Territory. and
the District Of Columbia shall be announced
by the chairman and IL case the vote Of
any State Territory, or the District Of Col
umbia shall be divided the chairman shall
announce the number Of votes cast for any
candidate or for or against any proposition
but, If exception Is taken by ANY delegate 10
the correctness Of such announcement bv the
chairman Of his delegation, the president Of
tine convention shall direct the roll OF men,
bers OF such delegation 10 be called and the
result recorded II accordance with the votes
individually given.
This rule simply reEfhrms IN q definite ez-
preston the precedents established by tht
rulings OF presiding officers and conventions
heretofore held Il d designed 10 enable the
delegates Of Congressional districts 70 repre-
sent the preferences Of their constituents.
and 70 exercise individual judgment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

A Tornado passed over Trenton Il. j..
last Saturday from the north destroying
sheds trees and unfinished houses
Floods and gales in Ohio. Indiana and
Wisconsin dld immense damage 10 property
last week several lives were also lost and .
good many persons were injured Tho loss
10 property IL Ocouto, Wis alone Is estmAt-
ed at $3.50, 600.
The Ohio wheat crop. The harvesting Of
which begins this week, Is pronounced the
largest for many years.
An immense oil tank Wa sci OIL IRE by
lightning a. Titusvile Pa, last Friday. over
flowed and spread destruction all around 4
million and half Of property was destroyed
"A spanish mRu-of-war fred Oh al Amer
lean schooner of the Cuban coast last Week
and compelled her 10 heaye 10 and take al
ofhcer Oh board who looked about for arms
and munitions Of way and departed AT O
Cabinet meeting tuesday il was decided that
Secretary Evnrts should demand AZ eIplana-
tinn Of the Outrage
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

Il Is evident that no opposition will be
made 10 the nomination OF Col Roswell
FarnhAm for Governor. by the Republican
State convention which meets at Burlington
next week. Although not brilliant man
nor e man 10 awake great enthusiasm Col
Farnhau Is a gentleman sound, clean and
conscientious, to whom the people can cheer
fully give their SURFACES and who will fill the
gubernatorial chair with honor to himself and
the Stat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18
The PhpniX for the Campaign.

TIKI PHGN1X viii be- sent to campaign subscrit-
ers from this date until the week following IN, No
vembcr election. for 90 cents. send orders to- Us
direct, CT through local gents or postmastcrs
Agents. correspondents and other friends or, iu-
vited to max, thIs oner widely known, and also to
procure and send Ill lsts q namcs
vii not tn, Republicans o. The county Interest
ihsnsoves o. extend the circulation during the cam
p4i-u. FOL. ;u,i- l1ca. representative PAPER
TRENCH d sTEDMAN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

UNIVERSITY o. EEAIoNT .-Commencemeut
exercises begin OIL sunday. June -. with the
baccalaureate sermon 10y President Buckham
Monday evening commencement concert
Tuesday, meeting Of alumni associations al
N. celebration Of Phi Beta Kappa socie-
~ with Grafton 10y Hon. Roswell O Horn Of
Michigan al 40 J. H., Junior exhibition
" Wednesday, exercises Of graduating class al
Il 4. Il. corporation dinner al y J.. Il. az b
house Thursday, examination for admission
10 the college al , NJ. Medical College
commencement; at Howard Opera House
half fare over the Central Vermont railroad
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

NoEwIcE UNIVERSITY The annual com
mencement Of this institution opens OIL Sun
DAY. June 9th. with sermon by Rev. How
ard ]. Hill Of Montpelier "Wednesday. alumni!
meeting Thursday literary exercises with
eulogy OIL the late Gen Alouzo Jackmau.
LID, 10y Rev. Josiah Sweet Of HiChgate
poem 10y g. ". Hobbs Of Uxbridgt Mas
anu GRAFTON before tie trustees 10y Major
Henry L Aivord q Iastuamptou Mass A
Distinguishing feature o. this commencement
will be q drill ana review Of the alumni and
past cadets OF the afternoon Of July LIST. Col
Charles Il Lewis, class Of 70. New York
city. reviewing otlceI Hall t4r. over Yer
mont road
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

The Democratic organs are making weak
and Intellectual attempts to set the mud ma
chine al work OF Gen. Garfield There will
be ample time 10 refer il detail to these char
Acteristic efforts after the intense interest IL
painful and overshadowing local events has
IL measure subsidized.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

Tie Third District convention viii b. held
at Hyd, Park next wednesday The 81; A.
bans Messenger announces that bradley Bar
'low viii not be "a candidate for reelection
and there is al evident disposition TO bury all
tine feuds Of two Year, ago and unite IL the
nomination and election Of Gen Grout
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

Aeuuh-lcaL convention fer the county &c Wind
ham wall be- held 81 the Court House Fayetteville
said county. on 1uesuay the 18th day o. Jane. a. J..
lssu. AT u clock a. NJ for tnt purpose uf nominal
lu candidate for tho county ufhccrs and judges O.
probate be- supported the biennial election
Delegates requested 90 hand then credentials o.
tu- count! committee before the hour named for tbt
opening Of the convention.
The following ls ltt OF thu number of delegates TO-
which n, several towns 90 the county are entitled.
Atbeus. Newtaus.
Brsttleb.... p Fumpy.
hrolEllut. Rockingham y
Dover. vernon.
HummtratIL. Somerset
Grafton. StrattoI
1ulEuru. Towusutud
HalIll. WlrdsbCrl.
JanaIc4. Westminster
Londonderry. WhitinghAu e.
Marlboro, " Wilmington.
MIn4hatu,
!. A, BOLLEs.
j. l.. HARRINGTON County
CHARLES !. BOYD.
JOHN A BTTLEL. Committee.
ADDISON WHITFIELD
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18
National RePubiican Nomination..
Special Notice.

The recent change the business Of this office rem
ders imperative az immediate settlement Of ali out
standing account u is specially important that oil
persons owing fcr either TIL pHuSIz or the Record
aHr F1rne. previous 60 Jan. LIST, 1850 should max,
carly payment.
TLENCH d STEDMAE.
Proprietor ~ Ptoa.l un| ". Er-or" O. Farmer.
:T-Th, ofhce q E. W K1MBALL. Executor o. A.
Chandler De- at Tn p-HUE1z ufice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

RANDOLPH NORMAL SCHo0l- Commence
meut week Of this institution occur June 20
9itL On Sunday Rev : / Briaut Of Hart
ford breaches the sermon before the gradual
Ing CLASSES on "Wednesday is prize speaking
on Thursday. alumni reunion poem by Mr.
Eva Wood Loveioy and address 10y ez-Sena-
tor j. ". Patterson OF Friday graduation
exercises. Free return checks over Central
Vermont railroad
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

The I'd OF July is 70 be celebrated here
N real old -fashioned style
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-18

it, It is found that Mr Waite had been free
ly offering the bank 5 stock for collateral Only
q few days ago he asked a loan Of SO. 600 OF
q. II. Newman Of Easthamptou, Mass. and
offered him $50 600 IL stock for security, but
the offer was not accepted. The note signed
by Frederick Billings, and OF first hoped TO be
genuine is @ forgery. There are rumors Of
special deposits Of bonds having been taken
but at this time We are not able 10 verify
them. The amount Of casL which Mr. Waite
has taken with him H. believed to be $500
A. reliable an estimate OF the liabilities as