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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
So Mean as to be Below Contempt.

From the New York Tribune Rep)
1t sometimes happens that offenses
against good morals gain lmpunlty by
their very meanness and lndecency.
Men prefer that the criminal should
90 unpunished rather than that their
hands should be soiled with the work
Of inflicting the penalties which he
has earned. Some such feeling as this
may have kept from publicity and gen
eral opprobium the extraordinary cpl
sode in the career of VIM. II. English,
which is told in another part OF this
issue. 1t is easy to believe that those
who knew these facts may have con-
cluded that Mr.. English was not worth
even the contempt of any honest man.
The grotesque story would be ludl-
crous, if it were not shocking. 1t Is
sometimes said in jest that as soon as
a man has been fairly nominated for
office in this country. he is charged
with having murdered his grandmoth-
er, and with having accumulated =
large fortune by stealing pennies OF
dead mems eyes. The facts proved
against Mr.. English are SO revoltlngly
mean and dishonest that in their pres
ence these rather coarse witicisms lost
the appearance Of jests, and take on ;
look Of sober possibility.
No Democrat should overlook th'
fact that the statements made neet
not be accepted on the authority o
any Republican citizen or Republican
newspaper They are embodied in tn
official correspondence of William L
Marcy, Secretary of War; Isaac Tou
cy, Attorney General, and J. L. Ed
wards. Commissioner Of Pensions un
der President Polk-all Democrats
and two of them famous and revere
in that party.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

GENERAL RosEoRANs is warm sup
porter of Hancock, yet he is not able
to say of him what he said of Garfield
in General Order No. 231, dated at
Chattanooga, October 10, 1868: Brig
adier-General j. A. Garfield has been
chosen by his fellow-citlzens to repre-
sent them in the councils of the Ma
ton. His high intelligence, spotless
integrity, business capacity, and thor
ough acquaintance with the wants Of
the army will render his services, if
possible, more valuable to the country
in Congress than with us. Reluctant
ly yielding to tn consid' ration, the
General commanding relieves him
from duty as Chief of Staff. In doing
so he returns his thanks to General
Garfield for the invaluable assistance
he has rendered him by wise counsels
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
1T is NOT NARCOTIC.

CENTAUR RLINIMENTS the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies. They heal, soOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, Weak Back
and rheumatism upon Man,
and Sprains, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
Living Witnesses.

The hundreds Of strong, hearty.
rugged and healthy looking men, wo-
men and children, that have been res
cned from beds of pain, sickness and
well nigh dead, by Parker's Ginger
Tonic, are the best evidences in the
world Of its sterling merit and worth
You will find such in almost every
community Read Of it in another
column. oct.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
Steel Rails, Quick Time Direct Connections.
The Equipment is First Glass.

All trains are run into the Union Depot at ST. Louis
direct connection is made with al Lines ior a.
points in Missouri. Arkansas Kansas, NeDfdska Sol-
ora 10, California Texas and the Great West!
Tickets this line be procured at all prInclla
Off: in the East and at the Companys offices in
Cincinnati l6l Walnut Street, above Fourth street
Grand Hotel. and Depot, foot of Mill street. -.
For Maps, Time Tables, Land Circulars ana par,le-
ul r information regarding Rates or Routes call on
or ldress either of the following agents:
III. s. CHRISTOPHER, Pass. Agent. Chillicothe, y.
c. W. PARIS. Agent. l6l Walnut St. Cincinnati, U.
c. s. CONE. Jr. General Passenger Agt.
W. w. PEABODY, Gen'l Superintendent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
A Happy Clergyman.

Rev. E. F. L. Gauss, Galena, Ills. /:
Il have been a great sufferer from Kid
ney disease, and after being told by
my doctors that | could not get well
| commenced the use of DAY's Kidney
PAD, which has now completely curte
me. / am strong and again look the
very picture Of health. May all the
suffering be helped as | have been, is
my earnest wish"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

WE have often been asked why it is
that JOHNSTON'S EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA has proved such "a
success. The only reason we can give.
is that it is medicine which has prov
ed by test to be superior to any prep
aration known for the relief of blood
diseases.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

FASHIONABLE young lady at social
gathering remarks jestingly to Gilhoo-
ly: Il wonder how much would bring
if was put up at auction and sold to
the highest bidder?'' Just about
$1,000 why, my jewelry alone Is
worth that" Yes; that's what | put
it down at in my estimate" !"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

PEOPLE say they shell peas when
they unshell them; husk corn when.
they unhusk it; dust furniture when
they undust it; skin a calf when they
unskin it; scale fishes when they un-
scale them; weed their gardens when
they unweed them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
ss [London Times.1
THE MUSICAL MISS NEXT DOOR.

o bark to the strains of the jingling piano
That float like the walls of a gathering storm,
Jingle ting, tink, from eight In the morning.:
Rumble, dunn, dump, till past two IN tne morn
Arpeggios, staccato. andante. tranqu1llo,
Con dolsre allegro nix cum arouse-
All of 1t fruit of the manipulation .,,o
OF music-struck miss, in a neighboring mouse.
ldOlize music, from bass-drums to bag.plpes:
drink in the strains of Apollo's sweet sohs'
worship Rossini, Beethoven ana Nerui,
For Auber and Weber painfully long;
But hear her maniacal Interpretation
Dingle dink. pinkle pink, grumbie grunl, gruinp
EXQUISITE torture of fauriculation-
Toopey toop, pookey pook, punky piung, pump
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

Parties about emigrating to the West should not be
deceived by false advertisements of lines claiming to
be the SHORT LINE" l am the only agent OF the
Short Line to the West (viz: the o. NJ. Ry) on line
of NJ and C. R. R., and am prepared to furnish you
with tickets your homes to your destination al
the lowest possible rates. 1t will be to your interest
TO see or write me before you start.
II. s. CHRISTOPHER, Passenger Ag,t7
29julys0+y Coll!,cefoe' ohio-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

A young lady wrote some verses for
a country paper about her birthday,
and headed them May Both" 1t al
most made her hair turn gray when it
appeared in print: MY 30th."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

and as iduous labors, as well as for his
gallantrv, good judgment, and etficlen,
cy in the battle of Chickamaugaa.
Nobody could say that of man who
thinks tariff is local issue. IN. Y.
Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

DERANeEMENT of the liver, with
constipation, injure the complexion,
induce pimples, sallow skin, etc. Re
move the cause by using Carter's Lit
tie Liver Pills. One dose. oct.292w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28
tFrom The Academy.]
AUTUMN.

lFrom The Academy.]
AUTUMN.
BY E. PURCELL.
l.
The leaf is red-the leaf is sere-
Sere as a rotten shroud;
Gray winter gems his icy bier,
And folds his pail OF cloud;
For drifting leaves and closing days
He trolls his sullen fun raj lays.
The leaf is red-the leaf is sere-
See yonder muff1ed train
OF dismal shadows sreeping near,
Old age, and care, and pain;
They bid me with them tell my beads
For pleasant flowers and bitter seeds.
The leaf Is red-the leaf is sere-
Ay. redder than the gold
A royal splendor crowns the year,
In pomp he waxeth old;
He laughs. and jovfal riches ylells
From purple branch and yellow fields.
".
The leaf is red-the leaf is sere-
Think you my sun is SET etr..o
With wine, and song, ana friendship iiefe'
And many blessing yet,
I'll live TO nobly spend the store
OF boarded joys spared before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

The following is an amusing parody ppsn
C O.oin,ns .~TO'0 'u'qusi'' Night Bsf3re
Chrlstuia''
Twas the night after Christmas. whan al
through the house
yyerY soul was ased, and as stlll rs mousse
These atoc iugs 50 lately st. NlahoiaSi en-,
Wers emptled. OF all that was sstsbs tb, Ss'''
The darlings had duly been tucked In their
beds,
hsadA, $40 'u'if
ives doing away lnn,y 3 ew cotton esp,
When out in the nars'ry arose such a cIstter
sprNpS from my Steep, crying what il thS
matter?', "''
I flew To each bedside--still half in dozA
clothes, '''V
While the ligat OF tho thpsrs served clearly 10
The pitaous plishtofthose objects below,
For WIN { 10 the fiona father 5 eyss should An.
p.ar wy
Fer csch pet that aad oramnsd i;os faii ue la
Ikuew ina nomeet now felt like old Nick.
Their pulses we're rapid, their breathing the
what their stomachs rejected ri mcution by
Now turkey, now otuGlng, plum puddlngs, of
course,
Ana custaTas, and crullcrs, and cranberry
GAUGE,
Before outraged nahTe, went 10 the wall.
Y-s-Loi ypop' Flapu ol9, dinoor andall
ny, "
Wen 1@5, nuas snd fl ms, Jam Jelly 0ndpie
I'M each orrog odds wes b .us6t y my Vi w.
To The ahGms VI mani lt and SautE Claus, TOO
"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

on .Iales' you csnnot make fair sllin. rosy
s rio,; ana sparkling eyes with MI tbe co...
m tn OF France, Or besudGers Of Inc wori5
, wnlle N poor aeal,h, and nothing Min s,y y,
you Snca good heslth, strength md bssptS ~ ss
n 1a,h Dl',eTs. A trial is certain proof. Ses
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Z OeT-HRlf ae.ld lacEet, containing pic
il tune of q baby ON ore ri1e snl blood
sto re n iha othr Leave al thisoilicc and u
suitable rJva win be paid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

E0R SAlE-I win scll cheap, orlet Tor HE
:. AID TO a rtiiooleparty, @ gertI lamiiy
morse; WoIa doullaor single alto sod d.
son, Urh0tt & Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
Tl,MllE TIVE CgNT COLUNy.


: n NtISh = Aver, ssmsnis mas. be landed
svS my. ny cur BUSINESS skcs up tosp. M :
az .- NO Lhe composing ROOFS upts IA N 49,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
nlSCELLANEeus WANTS.

I VI ANTpn ----------> .----~--.--
I w rran IL ss, now and badly. | want
WIN woIE ebs ,asa' u a An tired Of being IDLE
lirm lot time on tisi az 49, I Una. nan OF
,ootl or travelling salesmsn. or hotsi cis,r,' -
ootfd, clothe and lodge nyseir mi cho,,.l,,
nothing Tor service Sons Srt bn. NV ona y,
OF COOS sisudlng need spply Sn, IN nie. u
i. rs nv sn.. iksnl rel able Business mae snow
Esrn,st 81, 't ~ ume % employ. Address In
! % AZ hkhALh tulce.
VIVIAN ned "A situation whereby i NAV ~
prn and h', Al mag an honest living for my
withhan,lIns .c,,',." tuolVpshly acquainted
ev as shtt1,h',, i, -. llV's rs on yard, eta
take no a n In ,sc,.'. 'Nan o.efk, on would
Am also thoroughly aeon Hte Win iSs Sn eiSg1
ing " irights u I'm ae,cripti NJ NJ" eiiber "S
~ toad or $50 shipplag cieik In ,tSrc' a !
s',an' Addstss p, ., box 10, ,al-
EhfANTFD--- I--,,--
w 10 m Es 6 I,., 70 ni,ee9 Yeas cid
si,' tae hoWe. Ayily TO Geo + Afford, i09
sL-ret,
N4}ANrEIi-.GI'-r4---l1T Al I'm +. r.,
,a,'1 .,, 90 thlla' lpha who tsouut cd 10 a
90 Tor fnsrra,ce Il, unfess The Ponra
xsr ,N,rt,, : '',,,.',-lll.yA'
w 'i.+1-A hltaation IS CLERK Dy \
narisncs an a r ,'su NHn mas ban NE Yeas eX.
dress n "'"3 al0 krec'rt business. Adj
-. -, -. -, W. once.
NY NQE,,-I F,1r7-T IL,
w by ee'flps ,a'i Nh, room WIN board
or I'VE or thlco mrui,b.d 1870 WV ep ~ Vn,lS
housekeeping Reference eycbenrsS I'd
0-e,S ~ meless ~ hia Office.
%EyANIED-A sjfu,iion IA. =
w young ma as alsrs = - .uuet
or at apythmgit make az hepest ii,ino 'AAtIll'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

GOh 5 ALN-lW. MY tour Uuai1eas IoIs "a
3 In Con at once NJ = ID
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

AOk SA i "A large iraMr huUdng occu
K pisd by Worss'eisble On Elm direct, lac
ing college street, Tho puTonattr g. remove
The some vlthia teO Gays after purcnpse
Apply To Richard C.hn, t0a5e Man street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

10" shLE-Owmg TO IN health oner for
sac mo Fulton Market ReFJaurstG good
go nj and al nee ssary apparatus ior go =
..unh.ra
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

DBEs0E this Iooois lie eSGo.IoA1
/ George amren or Mary scott, family N
Alexander Scott, fran Anorum R0xmrsh-
fhire, cOuerd, thsy VIII PIE. 80 send their
10 New fOrF,
DEhSONAL.-Cha Charles r. Groosh VIII learn
4 news OF great Importance aud value 20
nm b. Immediately writing To me at For
Morth. C. v RMtaman.
Galveston News Moose cory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

a n ND iuseil or eScbsn,e city prop
erty in Denton, Iesai, fnr merc6 ludlse.
ny goods preferred Algo, wgH'od-to Hud
= tuou having location for o physician, a regu-
Jar graduate n medicine, Add els with in-
rlnsuon'J. ". X, csra Lock Box, No. $50,
Denton, 1eTos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

MyANrGD-A white w0mss L. do --l-1l
w houseWaIk Tor tlres. Apply eli Ross
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

yby AMI ED-A man to do Genera work
Wy about house Hud gardea, ana Iase care
oil horses Apply to Robert Ogden, grocer.
on Elm street. ' e''1'''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
THIS rs THE LINE

lhat runs Palace Sleeping Oar between bal
iaa, TeNess, ana "a. louis, No, Rnd also on
between Houston, Texas, 81. LQnia, Mo. h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

NJ -NNE,-A furnished room viii 6os1,i
w by &c lies ga vita wife and child.
IN. w or thlo9 lerubhed rooms fot light
49,. NJ uE References exchanged Ad-
Ule,S "a Nmolees y ihia nf1c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

E3 ANTED-ilE -MAKESS-One hnndre +
~ ue-lugkers wanted On the Gulf, Color
Ta,, "Den'3 81 Is L betueeu Bruuham and
= I'm IN ron ter Elcc HcstieEs ard prlc.s and
% nOe 2f ar sSW w snyder, Brenhsm' Tex
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

AI Al MEDIC reata mic oOpaVe. WON
w tnrer slss AID kitchen, eles Location
SA+ nel1hborhosd. Wal be good tsnslg'
0tals prc3, address II d., ihia uaice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-21
Religious Intelligence.

REv. d. r. WATSON, pastor Of the Baptist church
at Brandon, has resigned.
Rrv. Mn s,,,ru NJ Iohnson UNA recent,v c,,,ed
home to Tunbridge N attend tho fnne,aI of his
mother. Mrs Major Smith
pvv t, , g. 49,. ~. ~.
sh,ro al D.. c,'..,' :, s r. p
EXCHANGED nu,,,,s lac, sahha,b
,v.,.,
- AZ, e"u'." ""' 's"n o'ea"'Aos ~ ""','"
chr,a, ;, =, "',"1 y, ~, oospe, O"u''" vi
4" i"s""" ~ '"e '''"''''''
REV w. A. BUsHEE begins his passionate at
morr,sViiie with a praise meeting SABBATH even
'ngs instead oil the ordinary prayer-meeting.
III expected That Mr.. Ford and others VIII
no'o gospel meetings In Orange, commencing
fnu"y morning ana closing sunday evening next
REV. MERRITT HULpuRT Ia to fill the vacancy
made by Rev W. J. Tilley OF Brandon who has
recently gone over to the Episcopal church, until
the sitting Of conference next April
A SERIES Of uniop posne, meetings 10 IN be hold
In the church Mt Worcester Corner. commanding
at half.past six o'clock Thursday evening,
January 22d, workers from st. Adams are to be
present and the subject OF temperance will be also
considered. All are invited.
THE Congregational Sunday.school in Waits.
field was re-orpauized the second Sabbath in
January by the unanimous reelection of the old
board Of officers with the execution Of librarian.
BERTHE Barnard, the former assistant. being pro-
NOTED to that office, The report of the secretary
showed the school to be in healthy condition.
GOSPEL. meetings were held in plain6eld on
Saturday evening. Sunday. and Sunday evening
Rev. Mr. Fairbanks from st. Johnsburv and Dea-
con Small from Springfield took charge Of the
meetings, with Mr. Ford from Rochester TO assist
on the Sabbath The churches united. and with
full houses had earnest and most excellent
meetings.
Tup nov rrn,vors.,,s, ohrrot Il, p,oh,,o,a oil,
he dedicated N, F,dav Iar,orv oad pov +
Wright ,v, ,roocb In Tho ,norr;r, ON IN s,,,,;oc,
s.t scot ,,,yar I'm, ho,,noss =" In ,ho a,,ornoor
pov AZ Atwood n N ,,;,, ,,roooh ,,,o ao,,oo-
lion ser-,on In tho o,oninr Do, 7 II rorns-
uor,h ,ho state r,,ss,onar, oil, oadross tho
noon,o an Tho horos,s =, nh,r,h ,,ou,hor.,i,,
Sovoro, o,hor snoaLors u,,, ,o,,on
r-.,'-
n'o'"s' "eio "o'' ra,. "oeA w ."e
..'"',.' nv e'so' ~ '"" "''e'
~ 49, w. u' o''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-21
Boston Commercial Review.

EGGs.-Prices are easier, northern selling at 2OSt22c
A. Western at ls@2oc u dozen Lined hard
ltGlbc 81 dozen.
rorAroEs.-The potato market susiains an improved
Kinds mostly at Soc VI bushel.
GRhN.-The demand for corn IA steady Int moderate
md we quote at 6?et6ic and old at 1905 hu-he
Oats arm and have 6een IN steady demand al itc q,
bnshe quality RYE .ells q 81 n bushei Shorts
At s?l@2l u ton.
cHEEsE.-The market sustains the improved tone no.
Iced IN our last aud for several days past the trade
zen paying lS4@l3hc for hne factory. Holders claim
that nothing less Than lac will pay them and refuse
e under that price Fair to good lots have been selling
tnGi2hc n pound.
wooL.-The past week was active one In the wool
market The sales Included Ohio and eeces
fOo9kf for and above and Sc for medium and No
srades .i@t9c for Michigan and Wisconsin, and $50
There has been considerable doing in English combng and
he foreign woods at full prices At the close prices
tending upward.
FLouR-The feeling for -four ia quite dull but holders
DO not feel like submitting to CONCESSIONS the article
selling less than mers can place II In Bos-
ion u the wealthy capitalists who are trying 10 control
lots 10 meet immediate wants. We quote patent spring
whe ITS at S75@s5J, patent winter aheats at ssQ@4,
western extras are selling at s6es a " barrel
RUrrER.-There has been fair demand from the trade
any advance except fancy los Fine fall ots IL here
Nou command isetJOc aud some lots cannot be
bought under 32c iles, taking in the whole seasons
selling 2l2Sc ~ Very few northern cream
cries good enough command sfisc but fresh
made on eaaly at 3i36c and one or
Two net brands hold higher. Western Ale-packed In
qnence the goss under 2c. There u confident
feeling that trade will improve this month. and lily choice
butter will command GOOD prices bat northern shippers
should not hold back for any great advance
supplies are expfcied nom the west,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-21

WEST RANDOLPH Railroads carry at half-fare
and hotel rates have been reduced to one dollar
per day to all who wish to attend the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars which meets here
wednesday and Thursday OF this week. Public
meeting Thursday at Dubois and Gays hall ....
A. A. Smith moves into more commodious quar-
ters in his new block about February 1st. Rumor
SAYS DR.. Morton il about to buy the rooms now
occupied by A. A. Smith and fit them up for his
irug store. e. The mill known as Abbotts steam
mill for the manufacture OF doors, blinds and
windows Is soon to begin operations under the
management Of A. W. Tewksbury and Sons,-C.
Z. Abbott superinten lent. II. Porter Smith Of
Cambridge, Massachusetts, is 10 town for few
days.....A. II. Beede is to build a dwelling
house on Railroad street in the spring. g. A
young woman employed by Mrs Bean was sus-
pected Of purloining sundry articles which were
missing after her departure She was watched
md detected wearing some Of them. She has
heen notified to return them to save further
trouble. -. The members of Arcade Lodge are
respectfully reminded that next Monday night
will be the election OF officers, and it Is earnestly
desired that all members be present At the
meeting last week ten new members were ad-
mitted to the lodge, two by initiation, and eight
by card, among whom were Colonel Mead, Pro-
lessor f. Conant and wife, and others from the
Center
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-21
Wsekk eHarkets.
Live Stock Market.


The following elegraghic report Of the live stock
tuesday, January 20. 1885,
Cattle. SHEEP. Hogs. Caive,
A. market this week. 2s.. $500 ll2el g
one year ago. $50 Sill is7io q
at quality. IS i5Gs0j second quality, IS O0ssO third
ualy N0G+l5 per 100 Ms total weight OF hide tallo
nd dressed beef. few choice single pairs. s75Ot7 rs
Bulls, etc, q oG&25. Working oxen. Sll0et6 pair OF
ccordne TO their vaue beef Steers, N5fl0. Mich
ows s?oOssso; extra good. $40 es0O, with or with
nj calves, az may be agreed; arfow and ordinary t0O
% stores yeaIllngs,, sIoGltoo; two-yeaI-ods,
attn sgsc Nor 2: neAs Spring less
n. Veal calves +,satssc y pound. BRIGHTON hides
N, Sl.50@225 each; country lots sI.SG225.
REMARKs,-There was a suficiency OF cattle on sale
with no material change In prices Common large
xen moved with es- life than other kinds OF stock Cen
orally prices ruled steady though few pairs Of fancy
ne sold little ahead OF quotations. The SIMPLY light
from the north this weel not exceeding 40 head. Dow
Weight and some year-od steers TO dress 100 bs at
SIC, dressed weight ". e. shickett sold twelve three
Y-r-od steers to dreas 500 rs each. at 6c n ~ dressed
wright. Prices were steady sheep and lambs The sup
My somewhat less which helped the trade Rates
lambs A6hc " d. Several focks went at fancy prices.
y, A. Dew oil sold hock two-ihirds lams averaging "a
os ~ n4ci u u; Walker sold ninety-nve sheep,
ge s. b. It SCI shvkett sold lot OF sheep average
100 ms bH g kibllng sold sixty three sheep gross
ID for mixed lots.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-21

MARsHFiELD.- The excitement of last week was a
leap year party at DIR. j. Q. A. Packers. Eighteen
couples were present and seemed to enjoy them
selves very much under the new order OF things.
....Another surprise tin wedding, this time for
Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Hudson, last Thursday
evening A large number were present, although
circle in the Union vestry the same evening
kept away about fifteen couples Of young people.
There is To be horse-trot and general good time
on Knob Hill pond next Saturday afternoon.
Two sweeps with long poles have been put in and
G. o Davis is going furnish sleds and ropes.
A leather medal is to be awarded to any one who
can hang to the sled, Gordon Smith injured
his foot quite badly the other day by dropping a
a cake Of ice on it.. &c +. Wooster lost a two
years old colt by its getting cast one night last
week