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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
y Telegraph 10 the Free l-rcss and Tlmes.l
New Nor!x Produce Market.

Nth 1bAh. wv ~.
FLOuR-Thc market is quoted as being nj 5,l
l0c. better. Receipts Of 81 $40 barrels Sales of - Ooo:
barrels. No. at ) l0,d % ! siperine state ana
western Al , 9da ID; common 10 good extra west
ern AMI stale AT 1'ai % good I" choice extra do
At s'a65 30; common 10 choice white wheat
western extra al / s5dI - fancy white wheat
western extra at - "a Is common 10 good extra
OHIO at 5oo,a6.5; COMMON 10 chu!cr extra 81. Louis
Al / .5aG 80.
RYE FLouR.-The market Is quoted as b,iag
steady at /, ..G6 10 Tor superinc.
CORN MEAL.-The marke, is quoted as bein.
steady yellow at . I5.4.; -.
WHEAT - The market IL quoted ~ being !
shade stronger with light export aud moderately
speculative business. Receipts OF ~. UpJ. Sales
oil.i1I.OOO bushels. No. spring / IL; No. =
Chicago. iaL. .l"'~.. hard M. i,u,u-n 70
NJ. red 2D's(ai 20f. mixed winter Al l. ; No.
. white al Il.
RYE The market To-day is quoted as being
steady: ear lots at Ola ~
BARLEY - The market is quoted aS being
iirm; No. Canada bright at 90; two-Towei
state -.
BARLEY MALr-Tac mark, is quoted as being
firm and quiet; No. Canada luai ~.
CoRN-rhe market. to-day. Is quoted as being
easier. Receipts Of $4,000 bushels. Sales of :.G-
~" bushels. n.raie'l al ';n,Gr: No. at So. 60
al e..
OATS - The market is quoted as being
easier, moderately active and closing firm
Receipts of $4,000 bushels. Sales of 2s1 oo0 bushels
Mixed western at :;>l.td IL white do. at i?r
49,. white state al IG,a -.
hay = The market Is quoted Is being strong
at 9Ha95.
HolS- The market is quoted as being hrIn
New York STATE lGa2.;
tOFFEE-'lhc market is quoted a being firm
Rio at lli@li
suGAK.The market quotes refined inn
Standard AT -" 50 cut loaf ii -. -.
crushed at -, Ia -; powdered al -. ,s?'s
graduated at -,
MoLASSES - The market Il quoted ~ being
dull a: New Orleans at lne. 10.
RICE - The market Is quoted rs being steady
new crop "i Carolina and Louisiana at 5',,dGi, al,
do. n a. a5ts.
PEri;oLEt The market Is quoted nominal
crude IN barrels al G'.,aS; refined al lsc asked.
TALloW. The market is quoted as being
unsettled. sales Of ll,vo0pounds At g..
fpIAloES-Ihc market IL quoted aS brIn,
steady; Long Island at l - IL -; Jerseys
AT 81" ! ls; Stale Peerless. I9tpl -.
EGGS - TIE market is quoted ~ being hrIl
1T 2sd2..
PORK The market Is quoted as being quiet
irmcr. Mess Is ~
BEEF-Ihc market - gn"-l a. being steady
Cut meals are quiet Mii,iles are hrm long clcli
al short clear at So
LARD The market Il quoted To-day a. being
a shade easier At ~
BiTTEk-lhe market Is quoted being i'm
Tor choice al 2pG BE.
CHEESE The market Is auoic,l ~ being ,lul
and heavy lOi.ta l2f, e
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12


CHARLOTTE. Our venerable townSman,
Thomas Whaley, vino will be 80, in Jan
uary, came TO the polls on Tuesday 10 vote
the Republican ticket. lie made short
speech, saving among other things that this
was probably his last Presidential vote, and
that he never felt prouder Of any vote cast
than when he voted for Abraham Lincoln
and James A. Garfield. These sentiments
meet hearty response from his fellow ci.i
Zens.
There Is no complaint of dry weather now,
but an Abundance Of water in wells and
streams
The dry season cut short the after feed TO
such an extent that almost every farmer is
compelled to pasture his meadows; 4 bad
thing, but :: necessity this year.
C. G.. Prinelc recently returned from the
Adirondack wilderness, where he has been
engaged in the collection Of statistics of the
lumber and wood industries for the census
bureau. lie followed the water courses I'M
til the last Of October when ice formed 50
thicl.ly in the mountain streams and ponds
AZ 10 render further labors in that direction
impracticahlc. lie intends starting in II
wccl, or so for Pennsylvania and West Viz
ginia, where IA will engage IN similar aborS
until Winter. In addition 10 a thorough
personal inspection Of our lumber resources
hc obtains valuable Information and statistics
from luniLorn, II and mill ownrrs. HIS work
/ viii be- 81 -, at practical interest.
/ Representative c. II. prindlc came home
/ from Mnnirrlicr 10 vote for Garfield and
/ Arthur.
If the Grecnbach ticket had only secured
one more vote in this town, it would have
/ had two.
Mrs. H. T. Lyon, a former resident OF TIN
/ place, died recently and was brought here
| for burial from New York. She was huric'
/ Sunday the 9TH inst.
The collection for foreign missions in th'
Congregational church last sunday amount
| ed 10 80
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atgdl Notirfs.
DAVID sysoNG-s r>r,.c.


STATE OF VERMONT, Tue Honorable ne
DISTRICT or cHITTESnEN,ss b.irigf Of Cai,taldr,l.
To inc heirs and all persons Interested "a the g.
tate Of Davd Strong, late OF UniirrhiIl IL said dis
tilct, deceased. GEEEItNG-
WHEEEAs, Application hahn been male TO ih!'
w court M Wnins, by the administrator 81 -.,ii
estate pray inG for license and authority to ,li t1e
real estate Of siI decreased. iuclu.iiu:s o., r,y-risH
uf The Wrlr" S dover tacrrn. for the iIgulrn: 60!
debts and charges 81 administration ali ..tiIrls
f"lth therein thc amount al debts iu, ftuIt .s-
sd deceased. ihs claar.,s "i aiTi, ration, Ire
lhtsGtt OF Personal ts'g- aIfl far .t.if'; ci I:'-
real estate.
Mn,reap1n. ihe sa-i ,"urf appointed .u! g.
signed the 3a day 81 Nuy ri..hc. .7- 80 ts PROBATE
{ lult spo.lS go said Ui-'l.rt. ia H..r sHl .-'sd.
upon sal application and r.,iiiIut @Hd a;'!.t,i
public notice thereof to- bee gwen To- 81; i'.r-JE. Il-
tercsie therein. r., publishing -aid uti'i- l-' fef
with the time AMI place o; hearing, tal~' w,cis
successfully IN the Burlington Free Press a,',---
paper which circulaes M she Hei- 'tfHu.! - t''r
persons Interested iu sand gHiHf~. s'l p.ti'-
cations Shall hc PIE, i"g- tn t.. o.. Gee '.fai 70
hearing
Therefore. a.e r,.ra, T"r . H' f.L..i'-,. ..'-
fore siid gburt, ~ i"r t.'i- .-i-t.' Iii.
and there, IA -.'il cIg l- 20 .st-- ..-. ti ....
directs for the paNH-II ui i.-. %. t.. ''..s-
Of administration ami mai sell. ui.is'l.,,l- 80
the granting OF such { -ts'. ~ luu -.- t.,u ...
Gwen unoCf ms hau'i. 81 ti, = ai .yntirt i,',ui-
this SIN day Oi November I-sI.
2Ow5w u =. VAl =, Etgi-f-l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

THuMAS.-ln tins city, "Wednesday evening. Nov.
3D. lsN0 Rosa Anna. Youngest daughter OF j. u. anl
Mary \. Thomas, aged Is months.
CoLvIN.-In burlington. Nov. .th, Of dphthcria.
Albert Covin, VI. u.
DUpLEY.-ln TINS city, NOV. 9Th, Of diphherIa,
Charles. youngest sob al Frank and Margaret G.
Dudley, aged years ami months.
hLLES.-ln Nergennes. saturday, Nov. 9Th, OF
consumption, Emma +. johnson. wife of Henry
w. Allen and eldest daughter OF II. e. johnson OF
Nergennes.
BENrLEy.-ln Essex Centre. NOV. Iih. Mrs. Jane
Bentley. aged Ct wears.
The deceased was widow of Erastus Bentley,
formerly OF IerIchO VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

ESCAPE OF NoTED BUEGLAE.-Gcorge
\. Abbott, the notorious burglar who was
caught and supposed to have been fatally
shot at South Fairlee, last Wednesday, made
his escape from his keeper Monday. A
large force Of men is now hunting for him
and great excitement prevails Al the time
of lis capture on Wednesday he was wound
ed seventeen times by bullets and shot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

In our climate. with lis Sudden changes {" '''i-
peiaiure, it is no wonder that our chihreh' III nus
and relatives are so frequently taken from u III
neglected colds; half the deaths resulting it"i
this cause. bottle of DIR. y. q. Whites iurioh-
AIRY EliNir kept in the house Tor immediate USE VII
prevent much sickness, and by the use oil Il le"
doses, save many doctors bills. For saie every
where Nov t-dAw In
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

81. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Nov. o
The market was firm, and higher for finest
GRADES, Common to good sold at 20 TO %
cents per pound choice Fall, 81 to %
cents per pound selections, 80 cents per
pound. with fancy lots at higher price.
Eggs, 20 cents per dozen. Turkeys, 10 to
IL cents per pound, dressed. Fowls, 8 10 10
cents per pound, dressed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

MoSTrrIIEI had rousing Republican
celebration, Tuesday night, The illumina-
tions were splendid and the torchlight pro-
cession a fine one. Brief congratulatory ad-
dresses were made by Gov. Farnham, Col.
George W. Hooker, ex-Goy Proctor, Hon.
". ". GrOut, ex-Gov. John W. Stewart and
Hons. r. +. Fifield and j. l.. Martin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

NENr MONDAY is the day sci for the for
nal opening for business OF the Bratileboro
and Londonderry narrow-gauge railroad to
Londonderry. The first passenger car took
some of the officers over the road last Thurs
day, when bevy Of Jamaica school children
were treated tothcir first ride, some Of whom
had never seen 4 passenger ear before.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

DUrISG the gale on Sunday the steamer
Grand Isle was driven ashore four miles
above Whitehall, and the rudder was de
stroyed The steamer John ii. Reed haul
cd Off the disabled boat and towed it into
Whitehall Both steamers had large tows
OF canal boats, all Of which were scattered,
many Of them becoming fast in the mud.
They were all secured within a few hours
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

Nh. II. \. COLLINS, for twelve years in
business in Winooski, has Just located at
Swanton, under the style of the Swanton
Clothing Company, in the same line Of
undertaking, hats and caps and gentle
mems furnishing goods. Mr.. Collins is an
accommodating, enlerprislng and thorough
~ Trustworthy merchant, and as such
we take pleasure in commencing him
10 our friends at Swauton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

The regular annual poultry train TO ensure
quicl, delivery of Thanksgiving poultry al
Boston from stations on the Central Yer
mont. .. & l.. C. and Missisquoi railroads,
will be run Friday, Nov. 10. This arrange
ment is great convenience TO market men
and has become popular feature with them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

The unbiased opinion of some OF the mot INTEL
ligeni medical men in this country ana Eii"re'
support the statement that kldney-Noii y the
greatest discovery yet for curing Kidney i'i Nv 81
troubles piles and constipation. IL is'ls '' plil
kidneyS and bowels n the same Time = 81 mus
,.lr whole NOV STA " W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

i SOUNDED ARRESTED. George Good
rich Of IIydepark, aged 40 years, who left
his wife and family and clipped five weeks
ago with a girl named Thompson, who had
been working for him, was arrested at North
Troy. Tuesday, and taken TO Iydcpark for
examination Goodrich was highly respect
cd, We'll connected and is quite wealthy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

EDWARD VAN SICKLEN of South Burling
ton has sold his four year-old Waikiki colt
10 b., sired by the stud horse Waikiki Chief,
Jr., TO Thomas Ticrncy of st. Adams for
$500. Waikiki Chief, Jr., took first money
in class \, stallion race, and 10 Il. in the
four year-old class at the Chittenden county
Agricultural Fair at Essex Junction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
u iTEUTOWN UNION LIVE ,TOCES
n L.

Tor the week ending Tuesday. Nov. ., I,-a
AMOrSr Of LIVE STOCK At M,RHET.
Cattle Sheen AMI Lambs. Swine.
THIS week. 2i2i 5l~S g'2,
Last week .... l,S2 $50 ltl,i
Prices OF Market Beef few choice. :. ih5 ~
extra 81 SOFA, -: FIRST qualiy.:j IS "a 80; second
quality - - "a 80: third quality :! .5af ~.
Prices Of store tittlr-Wnrking oxen. r pair.
from sl0b IA loo. Mich Cows and CIlv,, nom
s20, -. ~ Is farrowCows -" Ca ~. lclrln.- 3.
ID II Two years Odd az "a - three years old 80
s..
Swin"-WcSt'rn fat, live ..i17. - i7t. Northern
dressed Hogs. 6b.c z ~.
Prices of Sheep AMI Lambs In lots. :. ~. .. ~
and .5 each extra s. "naG - ct from on5i e r
y; Lambs taI -, c 2 N.
Veal 'llN,.4 I. -. u.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

TIE result of the Presidential contest was
known within twenty-four hours after the
last ballot was thrown, throughout the length
and breadth of the country. In 1910, when
Harrison was elected by a majority of ia
votes in the Electoral College, definite news
was not received until the day before Thanks
giving.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

\ VERY important suit has just been
tried at the General Term Of the Supreme
Court, which will settle the law as to what
evidence of payment may he admitted in as
sessment of damages after a judgment by
default or on demurrer and also whether
any evidence OF payment can be admitted
where there is no special plea Of payment
The principle was involved in two cases of
cleveland VS.. Howard and was thoroughly
argued by Gov Farnham and j. W. Rowell
for the plaintiff and George ". Kennedy for
The defendant. The amount Of the iuds-
is S2s, 600 Judge Barrett will deliver the
opinion of the court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
ALMOST NeuIlg Again.

..My mother WAS afflicted a long time with Ncu
rtlgll and dun, heavy, inactive condition oil Inc
whole system: headache. nervous prpsirail"h, ana
WAS almost helpless. NJ phy sIriaus 81 medicines
did her any good. 1hrcc months ago III" began 10
u.s.. Hos Bites. with such good effect thai she
seems aud feels Young Iguu, although over -
yetrl old Ne think ihrr- j. nu other medicine NJ
To u-,. IN the family. \ lady IA Providence. X. l..
-.Jy1Tndi. NpH i'dcodSW2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

Tpg Presidential Electors will meet al
Montpelier, and cast their votes Tor fresl-
dent and Vice President on the first We'd
nesday in December. Congress is directed
by law to open and count these votes on the
second Wednesday in February, and to
declare the result.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

". IL. DrBols Of Ha..Lolph has been re-
appointed inspector of finance. Mr. puBoiS
has held The place for four years anu mas
been a painstaking and competent oiflcial :
and his reappointment by Gov. Farnham Is
a lust recognition of his faithful service
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
TUE BURLINGTON, VT. FREE PI


The sciences of medicine and chemistry have
never produced so valuable a remedy for the ircdl
ment OF Kidney disease as the accidental discovery
of the vegetable contained i'll DAYS KIDNEY fAf
Its reliable character, desirable qualities ana mas
tery curative power have deeply won upon lh'
confidence OF the medical profession and counties
sufferers who have used II. Nov 10 drodAwlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

TIE vcxed question Of the payment OF
the debt Of Franklin county has at last been
settled The county legislative committee
have agreed to report a bill to lay tax of 10
cents on ,he dollar of the grand list of 1880,
and tax of ten cents on the dollar of the
grand list Of 1881, the money raised 10y such
taxes to be used to pay the county's debt,
and the remainder, if there be any, to be
used in finishing and furnishing the court
house, with aproviso that not more than 500
shall he spent on furniture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

CtTARKH CAS- EFF CURED. Erng poisonous in
f,ciiuu of the entire mucous membrane, the Nlroui
can only be- reached with INOCtLhTINE ELEMENTS
which are AEsuEBEp by and incorporated with The
lurtilrni mucous WEI De MEYERS cAThREH CURE
l. d; consiiIliin remedy rcliahl" ~ vaccination
for small poN. Supplied hy all Druggists, or pEiIN-
Erred by H. r. Dewey \ Co. Ii Dry ST., y. Y. ut
81 80 4 plrAae, Pamphlets, with tan explanations
aud overwhelming proofs, MAILED tREEio an, body
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

CnAELorrE-C REPUEIICAN CETE-
GHArIoN-The Republicans Of Charlotte
had their grand celebration on Monday even
ing, and a gratifying success 1t proved 10 be.
The citizens turned ont to the number of three
hundred or more; and there was a fine torch
light procession, with martial music, q
beautiful display Of fireworks, a large bon
fire in front Of the speakers stand, an anvil
chorus, with powder, by the boys, and Il Ma
tonal salute from the Little Nose, under
the supervision of Artist +. o. Wormell of
Burlington. Brief addresses were made by
W W. IIgbec, Rev II. Il. Putnam, ID. W.
were listened to with close attention and fire.
qncntly applaudcd. The village was one
blaze Of light, among the places illum-
mated being the following: The
residences of y. +. Holt, Milo A. VII
liams, l.. II. IIubbcll, ID. W. Hazard,
f. f. Brady, Carleton IIuichns, II. H.
Jones, Mrs. n. c. Pope, Mrs. 5. $. Page,
Joseph Jones, the postoilicc, Sidney Z. Rus
sells store, the Seminary building, Amos
Sheppards store, NJ. Poulin's shop, John
Prait's shop. ID. W. Hazard had trans
parency twenty feet long bearing the inscrip-
lion Solid North vs.. Solid South" and his
house WIS draped with flags and lighted with
Chinese lanterns. 5. +. Russcll's store had
the symbol &c. u A in light; and in a cir
Gle over the door was Garfield " Arthur"
in large gilt letters festoonod with large
flags. Mr.. y. +. Hollis decorations also
deserve special mention. All the residences
were adorned with flags. etc, and tho place
presented gala appearance. The occasion
the first of the kind in The history of the
t0wn-was altogether a grand success and
such as to reflect great credit on
the enthusiastic and intelligent Republicans
of the place. Mr.. John II. Thorp
had charge; and to him and TO Mr.. :. f.
Russell, who took an active interest in the
affair, much praise is due. \ vote of thanks
was rendered Col. William Brinsmaid of
Burlington for the use of the Little Nose"
We should not forget 10 add that Lewis
Barber. the vet cran octogenarian drummer,
oiiicialed at the snare drum.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

taiilr-Thc supply from the Nnrih consist most
IL OF common To fair cattle, stcrr-, hcllers and
oxen Too many common KIND for The demand
Sales Indicate decline ON all hut street,, me stock.
Sheen ana limbs-rhere has been decline ul
o - I'm. .,.'vrral fanny Hooks noticed on sale
ruu!iry ~ tons on sale. Mixed lois, lac. iil'.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

RIcnMoNp.-The Republicans of Rich
mond will celebrate on Friday evening, the
proceedings including 4 torch-light process
sion, bonfires, Examinations and the firing of
cannon Music will be furnished by the
Richmond Cornet Band
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

Home. sweet home has been sung III every Gihd'
hut no home Is complete without a supply 81 i:dni-
sons Botanic Bdi>dn. Tor the cure OF Coughs. colds
and Lung trouhles Price - AMI ~ cts. New SIZE,
10 rts Nov TO- NJ saw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

PLATTsBUEGu-O On Saturday, while a
party of men were firing salute over the
Republican victory in Mollitsvillc, the can
non was prcmaturely discharged, injuring
William Roberts and William Wright SO
severely that they lived only short time,
On Saturday evening the Republicans of
Plattsburgh celebrated the victory by Il par
adc Of all the uniformed companies and citi-
Zens with torches. fireworks and bonfires.
The houses of all Republicans on the line
of march were beautifully illuminated. 1t
was the grandcst display the village has ever
witnessed.
The wind of Sunday was very severe, but
the only damage heard of thus far is the
blowing down of trees and lumber piles.
Boats had to remain in the harbor during the
day The wind destroyed the Republican
and Grecnlack banners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

have no more doubt of The beneficial elects Q.
Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver cure than have
that The GenrSce river cmplieS into Lake oEt:iiI"
Roe j. T. Rankin. ". H., Washington. u. G.
Nov 6-m.N isw.w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

REV. DIS. SAFrorp AND ERAsrow ana
Hon. G. G. Benefit, left town Tuesday
morning, 10 attend he National Congreg'-
tional Council, n; =. Louis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12
ORIGINAL.

Who wants $500 Horse. weighing isaJ IL, fnr
sluH; u splendid Mich COW fur So "A ilne Organ
Tor 80; an Upright Piano for sln0; s6OO Square
PIANO with stool and covering Tor "nly $3.50.
large Valentine \ Butler FIRE Proof SAFE Tor
Tor only so.
l Good Top Buggy for only sl5 nnr Letter
Pres. for -. green Chamber Sci Tor ~ -.
Chamber Set. almost new for go. Carpet ini
s. 81 A New Riic. worth 81. for only SO. Pat
.nr BucL board fh SO SIS Cook Stove, almost
new. Tor a.. Chdnhrt coal and Wood Stoves f"l
- and s. Oycrcoss for 81 ~ ~ - ~ aud =
Cottage Erulsies'iS Tor "a cents, q ~ AMI g. Mat
triss,.s At u. - 80 AMI -.
Mink furs al 81 go AMI tl5. worth $50. large
elegant, rich Seal ska Sicqun. cost tiJn Tor SALE
NJ the astonishing low price OF fii-quick. II vet
want To secure II. Bird Cages, 81. 81 and fl''.
Farlor Heating Stoves Al go, sl2, and sl5. show
Gases, - amt q, At thauyins. Never .nl4I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

Essen JrNCuoN. Cannon were fired till 4
late hour Wednesday night.
Sam Tyler, long known as proprietor of
the junction House, died last Wednesday,
after long and distressing illness.
l.. lIaZcn, conductor on the Burlington
and Iamollc Railroad, has removed from
Cambridge Junction and rented the Wood
place on Grove street.
Several real estate changes have been
made recently. George Clark has bought
and now occupies the house of Mrs. Woods,
on Grove street. Selim Rice has built on the
same street. this season, and moved to his
new home. Mr.. Bushcy has bought house
on French street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

II Won Will. but b. sure To use SoXpDoNT riEh'
away ordcrio carr, oil lis mi urinus effects ul"h
The teeth. All candy eaters should carry 500
Don't with theIn Ii lhes wish 10 Keen their iceii
sound. Nov lO,trotA"lN
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EssEX.-Capt. Morton has opened his silo
and invites all interested TO call and see the
eucilaun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

NOVEMBER 25th has been designated 10y
the President as day of National lhaihS-
giving. The proclamation will be found IN
this issue
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AGENTS AND CiNyAysssRs

MAKE from - 10 g" rEU wfEg selling Eppd' Tor
T. =. Rlpt.Dt T \ c.. 10 Barclay street Ncw lori.
send Tor their f;ial".su" and terms.
,.ta Iii al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

CoLcHEsrER.-A. w. Howard has been
appointed postmaster at the Centre, in place
of +. l.. Parsons, resigned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-12

THE NrKECrpESTEp SAFE obtained hy Pitcher
I astoria. Is because n h' relief upon To- rtEu-
late the Stomach and Bowels 81 children. Mothers
who use tasiori.i have bright and healthy Children
and never frctful and crying ones.