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, 1880-03-15
LIVE STOCK,
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Tho Corpus Christi ledger has tho following con-

Tho Corpus Chr!su Ledger i1as tho following con-
earning thu Tc1Rs t,ttt1c drive far 1%D:
s,s 3 'g;as ~ ss s,!s sss @ sn Il T.
~ an F;"M IN M sseaf 81
S;'s,ss !; A.! @ ss
VI ~ .as: {"?5 fifth .s t' fs!s IT,!
sna Hi s; b. s;'s rs " .he ysss yss!s
ssss sMf' M san. s IL H. III Il. s s' s.
beotss. will but sns spsnsl,aE vi ss,ws' ''''
CATf1f-Tl,o wbUk upunud actlvo md KronR, nnd
continued 10 fhsor SELLERS Until the cltae Al
though tho recupta werU lnr.er tiinn for tho
spending week In my pravlous senson, ncive md
Ktnornl WIS tha demand tat tho cloao Of bl,sl
meas on Ttalay nj. tho osortnEs lat found ready
i1ynrs NJ steay tnfdun.n1 pr!ces On Friday ttcro
WIS slight reaction In ss narkot for shipping zrdcs
lin tnet thcfe VIVA eHsfcr fecliuR for u hoscFp
t!ona, hsi1Hh asit1e fr0m tho pfs.ips uAuny iAkun
Eastern nccsint tile chnnue did mt amount to nn
preclAbts decline. A. tn quality. tho ocrnGs tunde
bottor ascrnEs thnn for any previous wtek of tho
hnS. so"'o n5or At f t'Ho %f tho
II aa cws ami POM Sssers 1ho iaspar nr, "i tiia
:s!S :sss': 4; %s e y H. (. 1 sT a. a @
e eiuEsEIa !he 1xtrsns l,,Eo OF sa'as was S::tte
s. ai sfss s*sfsss y; 49, 9s %sst
u bra"c !" liz t9aas 's'ese nera eass 1
E!as %ss.!y i st TosS ' WI VI ial!ly ~ as!s S
foatod within the ranRa Of the following
QUOTATIONS:
~ ana upwards;
,wsis,nx itM i. a1 a1S....::........,.:.". 4ataaao
,inH i.aHto :sO hs.... :.;....:.....:.,.. 4sai1
pa;ehSrs rS ssosS91: IL s,s, :issts ind ''
walsnx go s. llt0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ~; 275asa
lMl ::.,.,........ 3Bsa's
6us, nnt sc,sIawax stoe
Ven!s. per ln d. AQsa:s
sss!s as!as;,ns @ " !Ss n sssS
Wsst asaSs % ~ ~ S,S ih" & Tho
# s5sas cs &c p:s 4 ,sS
tHa si;s i; ssd sss
ssgitnas q ,Gs ts oisI5ss iiG u:nnI;
osS;s & ~ as '9s's
sssa ss ~ e. s fs Il sa s ,sss s
M i" w ~ s$
IT, I'D tt E e ss:ss a'Hhssy hss, II sass %a'f It
- 81 s *s ,s is
' aSs ioua % Caysss H 1t q soas si3 ''a 'o'ne s1''
1T. LOUIS.
.S5 5 s Hsn s no si L ss,s ssn.s r.! Y.
NL2GtAuts heayy hteara vi Ou wAntsl Ilaxt week,
tHtnfBrs' Rrutles stGuy md unHhnnxc; stUGkGra ind
1,MN .
SiiEEr72sst AZ sna anchan*od, supply very light
llOil.-NteAtyi fNrknft 10 lnltinosea. HtSfsAIs;
1ntxG packing, fEAAN til, butcDrs tu fancy, ti54a
s,ui recuipss, l.AN heaas sfiru'onss, 100 huad.
kANaAR CITY.
Special Dhpatth to Tns Chteaco Tribune.
KANSAS CiTY, Mo, Sinrch M-CATTLE-Thp Price.
Current 1s!.rts rsesiptS ~, 4stsasMts es lille
!g1!&trt <0 G3i hMtaye c0ws $e.2319, Eol,trnlu,
$ltyihtL11; TGfnn, El4kr2Il.
lli,AH-lseEulpts 1875; ahlpronts 71t firm and act.
tve{ chcL heavy, A.i&si Eht shipping aud nlIxud
packing, Siat44.fu
CIHUtKNATI.
ctNclSNATt. March 1A-1lnns-Actvo md firm;
III; outehuTs, SGuH1.;5; rocu!pts kIi shli,uuI1tS
l,lul =. "
lNDIANApt}hI9.
lNRIANAr0LTa. March I3.-1lGnH-atrouE Ak SlTta
dts; receipts, 2,NlJ; shipments. 9,SD.
, 1880-03-15

f!ONnpN. Mnrch 11--Cnnsol*, NIX: account,
NJ 1h.tB. -
American nsec,,rit,rs-New 5s, 105tx; 4ks. ITO:
It'll.
PARIS, March fa-I,cntcs, Eaf 2hu.
, 1880-03-15
sEAMENss UNION OFFICERS,

cago soalnen's Union will sott1d tho question
who shal! bo their President for tho ensuing
year, There tlre f1ur candidates for tho posi-.
tl0n. with Ar. Powers ut tho head. The contest
far tho Frealdcncy OF tho Detroit branch haa ro-
suited IN favor OF Jaules lIackott OF NIl1alo.
fFeal. J: C!ttokoy bus bAen chosen presIdcut OF
the Qu6AlU brunch without opposition.
, 1880-03-15

ltl1l FFcTEhts Sero qsl0ted stcaty 0N tho basis
III th'c INT lN lhs OIL grim 10 Now fhrk nflu slo
M boxed meats 10 ttn. Through frcFghts to 1iv-
nrpool wefe Isac on meats nnd 'nrsl atid b1!1o on
IN tJr,iu,rIrp1a N' ~ ~ ~ ~
~ -. M"'''"'H o'o'
Tho rGCciptS Ut Wt1CNt Mt Chicago. Milwaukee.
st. Loufs, Tu,ct,o. nn1 Detroit, rrnortcd snt,,r.
tlny, aggregated In,uN llil and ahtptlentS NOG0
u,,.
Inc following waa the produce movement ro-
Ported from New York Saturday: 1tcsc!pts-
Flour, HtJt bss; Whpnt III ,1 b1t; GOr e. QEl bt;
, 1880-03-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review Of Chicago Finances Last
Week.
Tho Produce Markets Less Acttvc, and
Stenllior-lyhcnt Easier.
A Good Shipping Demand Tor Corn-Proy|s-
Ions Tamo.


-
.,ts, ~, ~ ,soa,, .rts ,ss =" ',a,,. '.,,o NV
= ons' ~. ~, ~" W.. H VIZ ~ 'aln. "...
.t'.,,n', 49, ~ ,,..,,.,,,. 49, 49,. "m ..',...,.. t.,"
a h, ~. ~. 1 :. -, Nv " -, 'n" w'.
rn.,, ~, ~, '"m ~ ~, . :" n" nv, ,n, M ~"
10 s ,"s ."s III ~. ~. u.'As 20
t.'. 800" .. ..,''Is ] ,.''.'',, .s1 ".a,. ,3
n.'e p,"et.e't. , ~ n'.'.he s.tI1''s. A"'s s.nto
y. ~ - "s , ", .o Wy ,., Hu .,t, ".uM.'m ..
hcle ~ l.H"' Vt'H'"c'rt HI" "i'' c"Ei'"uo ~! "
few weckH 'ilitil tho opening ut Navigation.
1'ank rntes have beer, stratiy'at 0ss per cent.
" mnt t,'nm "n 0'a h '""' n T., 1, '',n
y. ''eu' NV" itse.tc !" 'uu TnntH
tsoy es s sa s%oy IF # oes eeT nceess,v. sn e. '.
minded II. New York cxrhnpuu grew flr,ncr
MI ,os Fr,,,, ~ u, ,,, a rn 1,s.,,,,t -, w.:
,tt.rt,,,1ct,. in,.,,,,.. ~, ~, f.nlm,, N,ntrt.
Rou,,1 ,rns m, u,,t,.,. n,,, thn lllnrs Il, cni
'..'' w." ."t ] "s,.. y. ."" ~" .nee ,,, y. "s...
securities kches!as wcic nut ftarS. Gllc'go
haye ,c,, prt,,,iy lcsscnc,i ',y tho sxna IF nun.
ctur, s,rlnrcu,y nn l,y ,ho wurrinvs 1T ,tts,,scr
so freely seut Firth. Th.ro has S u, 10 time In the
Of spccu]pt,nu hero thut there was imforc tho
' Eovcm,%r .eak In tho tho fur weeks INT r,s'
caica1o n"nshuS .! s'ocks nnHc neeh areo.S , ~.
little tut,ugr herr.
Tic 1fc,ud says that with the hanlss d:,lwn
u'"it 10 II "he punt III 'hc'f eurrchus b"'Hhcrs'
tho hpra ectt!cfiehts npptaHtAiiiiE. SHOCKS h'K1l.
anu fnhl within hn!f per cent "t t'lc shipping
p''h1' IL ".''ia ''' require tuff or l"oos thc
eeeew !" F'ncn th" money '''nt8et ~" point that
: s ss at :; IL s Ill xs /: II; ss e: ::
,,,,,,t ,r.,t -, r,,, - ~
lHe EFCntHH 5fM ll1tfS IHHls Nh arc N1tnln
fifteen ur twenty 1luys of Aurtl settlement -llt1y.
whcn currency will nc riwn frt,iN here III s,lc
4nlo,''!h, esais u IL ne 'cas .nn ~ inrtr Scurs.
,rt,ia l,,sif. th e., ,''s, ti,s. ,.,,s,
~ ~ ~ It'..'eJ nF!"t .uc
WiIlta VI lnb hofcTnt]leHI an l!'HhL ~ y feGtH
70 tl't,St' "An hntc no ftfhl'ntHF VIII 1HG VIII
enGE,l1Atnn which hilN Drgtlti fur lit, tl1Tny
months, md which ux!3ts III a somewhat nlUtll.
tlcd form ut present.
Tff4 Tfi}Jf1r
,t,,. ..t.1.t. .... -,
IHe pE'tCFh PEol!aElh WHICH NC HIVE ID kEtl
Cnn!lUt anfc1y lt. advanced. tls to cheek furei1n
DtytIk, IN Icing thu tCICSY nf HrtttllS W0litt
Ctl1nr tuInt rts ~, :, u,t ~ -, rs r.,
annNl4, ttnnIirfnru tt, yr;}rruIt t:.unfntfs ,,v,
-. - ~,
tnnrr ttnn thn @rst ~ t,unt,rt; ft.. n,,,nnti,.a
a,.i1. @ nH u 49, ~ '.,ii ,i., W
.S.., ~ tH' VIZ ~. ttr''Is ~ ~ nv - "
We ak fnNtc lbf WltGt tHit II cuAtA IN ntaf nier
market CntriS iiEtitElF 1jGHr CtlJtHltDJCfN.
ports ut tlllt nErMltltl will tirClrlsc, With tho
t.,r
, 1880-03-15
CONCERNING THE ERIE CANAL.

CONCERNING TIE ERIE CANAL.
The Hon. Silns u. butcher, Superintendent of
Public Works, represents thlt tho cntlro length
Of the Eric C,lnal cnn be trot In readiness for
navigation by tue 18th or April, provided no
chailge occars from the present aspect
of affairs. Tho officials OF tho cnstcrn
divisions Of tho canal will hnyo their
work completed l,y tho dnte mentioned. Ctm.
siderable work remains to be Inrip on tho
western division, hut with favorable wrutlinr
everything, car, 10 finished nrl.,r to April Is.
Actiro wnrk Will bcg!n I'LL tho F3ufrnlo section
repairs tt' tho locks ut 1ockm,rt, linhcster. and
palmyt1.. a now aI'!c'ltlGt Ut l.ynns, bottnminr
put tho canal along tho division, beside. nunrry
end OF tho sixty.iive-nle level, md Mt Il iew
other points. Following Mrn tho tlntcs 0f tho
oponing OF tho Eric Canal for tho pnst twenty
, 1880-03-15

noBTON. March 1a-Ftuu1a-Hteadya and unchanged
GltAtS-C1rn-M!xcd and yellow, 6OdaG!c. Oats-ne-
mnnd falF and market hrm and unchanged. 1yo "a
QtEc.
HuTrEil-cho!co Western csennnrtes, matte, fair
u EuNl, ?Ma37c; lat!0 packed. NISa
EHDa-HH8torii, lgo.
s,+1 tn. ' "'
su1rAESTs-FlouF,6 SIS bfs, corn. 5000 bu.
, 1880-03-15
IENIANArOLf8.
OSlYE{30.

1Kh1ANAFOLiB, HlFch M-GNAlN-WheAt ateadyi
Nc: rea, fl,:70l.H}8. Corn dull n ia Data
, 1880-03-15

ltIAItAtEklfllAs
t'ttftAnEtrtltA. March t1-FtnVh-Dni1 md IN
unsatisfactory condition, prices nonnn!ly unchanged
ltyC tuNr dn,i at t5nL
61tAtS-Whnnt III Increased le1nnd for futures,
Western tajcfed Oil trnek. $1.itSi, M, red, IN
nlcsht"r+ s44 M. 2rntt, Atnrch e1i:s bid, tt.iE$
n*kcttt april. t1ttH bid. ti+t1f mixed; slny. ktGM
BILL tl.*'N nskcdI June. tl.43ti bit. al<g& uskrl.
Ct'fn In far dun'nna yH!lnw Western IN trnck dc;
Westcrn Mixed s,hc, s.rn'nnr nt ssnln-ac,ot E1sct
nail mixed. Mnrcs, 'aa hls astc askcd. Arril. Efo
E.ac bfI. a1te nssct. nat* in god Hcnissnd; m1Si
Me:s p!rk. "a as12,a ,liams-sn!nkcd, W49 iisSe;
INC. 7"~. .''' '' = " '>N'f
ktnta n1d Hrntifori County. Psnisylvnin, oxtt,s,
EHsni Ssttern Nesorve esern, 27ts.:Io, do good 10
EHik-kten.ly, wesscrn. 1a,fcel,o .....,,...
Er.,d, Htfcslt4c, ~
1,Ern,LIIN-1lulI: ronned, ;sxc.
FHiaKyWcxtefn, 4liH
11nIN hu; nntH, i,:ln bu, ~ '
s'lltNESTs-Corn, NU,o0Q b,i.
, 1880-03-15
. DRY GO0na-

NEW fonK. March A-cotton goods Ia steady dc.
mnnd tnd nrm, with upward teM,oucy! Lpmiston
acEtnKs advanced Prints In fAlr request Hamilton
prints advanced 10 &c. Wide p1uta, lak H. ptquss,
.nd 1tngha g. aotiye end irn,; Agents making largo
, 1880-03-15
CINCINNATI.

GlNClN SAI1s
CINCINNATI O.. March i3-COTruN-Quiet at 1e3fo.
FInU1-QAl1t md unchanged.
HnAtS-Whcat scnrco and tiru nt Il ~ C0rn stronH,
No +3c3 No. i1c Cats In an demand at fill Ices;
;Se hyo quiet ind iitm al &c. barlcy arm extra j.
IsNOvfStnNH-rofk dull Mt tl1,73. Lard autot hut
stcndy ut <iM. Hulk ,ncnts tEnIor3 &tls}< al6A nM
$7ti.14 ' 'N
WMiaKy-stcaay With lair te,nuud ut 2lpa
11ETTEt-Hl1Ally and Unchanged
liSsEkh 0ll-hteudJ 1T W..
, 1880-03-15

BUFHAIo. March N.-GIAtN-Wheat dnilt CARS
No. hard Dulhth At $l+A Corn hE,n Aud quictt hig
mixed, Toledo. &c On track. Oata nrm, car white
lewn at 80 on truck. Other grain neglected
NAtLhuAD FHktQATH-unchnngad.
, 1880-03-15

Construction Of tho Anchor limo tlcot, n,,,vc,,.
this city yestcrtlny morr!na, to look nftrre IN
Mnoro uspccta 70 lcava fnr his hnnn in nnMlPt, IM1Pt,
to-tnnrrow night, stopping at Toledo nn;i F.,o
IN rNitr. @"' 1slo
toWOo with cnr9u OF ttN. "anl'
, 1880-03-15
LOUISVILLE.

91F2O1 IA14fse
I.0trisvT1LE, Mnreh h1l-COrToS-Duli At lz1xa
FlOuN-Q1!et and unchanged.
GitAlS-Wheat dull ut I'LL. Corn quoted lower; No.
white. 41}adsGo do mi1cd. 4c1laHo Oats dull, No.
= white, as+ooi do nl10d. SasSH. 1sye dulii No.
$50.
1fAY-8tcady Mt slzo0aIa0o.
phuvIsIoSH-l'ork quiet At sl2dA l.art steady,
elonr H. Eli3E; ear, Ft;G ncta st.aaY, snisl
DIRE Mn et%hf cioar rib s1lElK llams-8U9st-o
WHlskY-Frm ut sl8i
, 1880-03-15

O8wEoo. Narah n-GNAIN-Whsat steady, Corn
uomlnallz unchanged; Western mixed, SIC,
, 1880-03-15
KANSAS CITY.

Special D4spateA to TAe Chicago Trthun4
kAHsAk UtTf, March l1-GMAiN-yha Price U1,Frtnt
repors: whoat-tsccclpts, a.tn1 hui shipments H.
;!A has sns;ettledl ]; d Ao eash s!l7, Alaroh sll9,
~ 1Gt saalmenss, u ut bu, w0akt Mo. casi, &o;
, 1880-03-15
MINING STOCKS.
HtN r1lANctETf1.

San FnAScIscO, Cn!., Mnrch 13.-The following
Nre tho ELotnG al.nnttNt,a nt tho Etoctl Ifnnr.l:
, 1880-03-15

TUHTIzNT3NE4
WttaftSaroS, March R-SrtAtTs TunrExriNE-
EftSun Mt
, 1880-03-15
l1EOIlIA,

PEORIA, Ill.,, March L-+lNAtN-EoFn actiye and
arrni h,Rh mixed, n}40Jko, m1pd, oJN9S3{u Oats
nIin' No: ! Mhto. a5x2$oAc. Iye scxseo and nomI-
NtuHWlNEH-Htoaly Al ttQd
, 1880-03-15

On Thursday leo from two to tave inches thick
covered SAgttnw buy.
, 1880-03-15


FINEat-Was uu!ul with nu particular change To
tUto In Tho tot.N ot lla uArket. BALES Weto ultpd
~ w brA whAioss. purify at sAGs; x hrIs ind 31u
sacks springs private torus, TOTAL 1aIs bfls tx.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-12-09
Something worth R2Yias.

We have secured the chance to
sell some splendid views Of the far
West, such as
Mintron's Engineering Camp,
stebbin'- Grading Camp, Company
Supply Store, Lake Benton and Vi
ciaity, the village Of YoIga, Haron,
anl west of jim River.
These are sceuefies and life IN
Dakota, and would certainly interest
all persons Of any curiosity at Ill.
Leave y0ar orders 81 this Office.
s. % per dozen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-12-09
HoMINY at L. kinne's.

HoMISY at L. Kinne's.
Ohio graham aud oat meal at ] A
Spratler's.
HEADQUARTERS for Richardson
Boots aud Shoes at Teasda!e &
Brewers.
ST Louis white corn meal at J A
Spratlel's.
New Stock of Boots & Shoes at
Guudry & Grays.
Garfield and Hancock Hats for
Sale at Gundry & 6rays.
ALL kinds of fresh bread, buns
cookies, etc, at the City Bakery.
Nav glassware very cheap, at G.
Heudra's.
J. A SpratIors prices are as low
as the lowest.
Fresh Oysters at Spratlers.
LARD, lard! q fresh lot at E. Kin
ne's
OYSTERS by the pint, quart or
gallon, at the City Bakery.
TnosE Burt Boots and Shoes are
just what every man ought to have
See new stock at Schuebergers.
GREAT inducements are being of
iored in dry goods, mems and boys
clothing, and ladies cloaks at b.
Oshc;ao & Son g.
THosE invisible hair pins at Mrs.
Campbelps are just what the ladies
have long sought.
THE largest and best selected
stock Of Misses and Chilirens Phi'a.
delphia made shoes ever brought to
Mineral Point at Schneberger's.
CHAs JAMS new supply of Jew
elry is exceedingly fine and the
prices asked for The same very
tempting to buyers.
the vari6ns ext,as kent for sale b,
We'll, opposite PQI.ord's.
Nor,cr The attention of breed.
srs i rsl,ed "a ba ,ara hat fine
uombletoniau stallion Stanley !,
90" owned here ana wa make
'aIi ana winter Sehson u 'ue S."ol,
i tta sn,inr II tie low prjces .,
ryol,rla,s M. .inala sa,.vias and tsn
q anars to insure Further part
icuiars given at the blacksmith shof
Of " NJ INA"AhN'
9 g..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-12-09
'ro 'E.,c Public OF Eo7ya County

We desire to soy that Mcs=rs.
Hoare Bros are our only authorized
AGENTS for the Estey organ, aud that
any Estey procured in any other
way than through them is either
second hand or not geaLiLe, and
vii, not be guaranteed by as
STORY & CAGr.
Chicago, III. 4w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-12-09

TIN undersigned offers for sale an
elegant Chickeliag piano for SOB.
This is splendid opportunity 10
get Glst-class piano CHEAP.
S. y. OSBORNE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-12-09

a> DIR. ". It. CAMPBELL, the
well known Oculist and
Anrist, of ST. Louis, will again
visit Mineral Point January Goth,
aud remaia one month. win also
visit Darlington every Monday dur
ing my visit at Mineral Poiut. Per.
manent cures guaranteed in diseases
of the Eye and Ear.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-02

The Vermont Eclectic Medical Society
met in Montpelier last Wednesday and
Thursday. DIR. w. 7. Templeton OF
Glover was elected president of the asso'
citation.
ACCIDENTS DECORATION DAY.-When
the procession was on its way to the GENE
terry team ran into the rear of Mrs. 5.
NJ. Calkin's new carriage, damaging ii
somewhat; and one of the axles to Gen
Pitkin's carriage broke, necessitating the
sending to the village for new outfit
During the exercises Hon. John A. Page:
horses became uneasy and before centro
of them was regained one of them fell and
broke the pole to the carriage. a little
daughter of JOSEPH Rowe was run over by
team in the procession, on its return
when opposite the residence of VIM. .
Standish, and was slightly injured. A boy
was also run over on Main street. Eddie
S., the little son of Rev. Chas. S. Smith
jumped suddenly when the militia free
and fell from the rock on which he stood
breaking his arm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-02

DUTIES OF CENSUS ENUMERAToRs.-
Under the new law the census men have
a right to ask about i've hundred ques-
tions, Hit there is such thing rs census
man going too far. 1t is we'll enough for
defenceless families to know where the
line is drawn.
No census man has a right to dispute a
woman when she gives her age. Under
the law he can only elevate his eyebrows
and exclaim: did you ever?" when a
female supposed to be forty-tive returns
her age as lhirty-two, but he must stop
right there. He may wonder to himself
where on earth all the grandmothers of
this country have suddenly slipped to, but
he mustn't wonder to you.
No census taker has a legal right to ask
woman if she is living with her first,
second or third husband, or whether she
quarrels more with the third than the
first. The law supposes every family to
be living in peace and harmony, and the
| United States government never takes any
notice of Il family row brought on by the
hired girl being kissed in the dark.
Under the law no census taker has any
| right to ask a wife how many evenings in
week her husband is out after II o'clock,
or what is the subject of her remarks when
he slips in at the side door. This great
glorious government has always been con
Quoted on the principle that clubs, lodges
and societies were II part of its founda
| ton.
The law does not specify that the census
man shall ask II wife if she shouldn t
have done better by waiting for second
offer. This information is supposed to be
cheerfuly volunteered, and is marked with
Il big red *" to signify the officials
belief that if she hadn't accepted the offer
she did she would have died an old maid
| A baby with the measles counts Just as
much in law as ono galloping around
barefooted in the front. door yard. The
law requires the census taker to remark
that your baby is the hand,omest one in
the ward. If he neglects to do so he
should be called back.
For the benefit of wives who 80 theil
own homework and are ashamed to have
it known, blanks are furnished with q
;ieadng which reads: is generally in
the habit of keeping four servants. bu
has Just given her help vacation"
The new law is also very generous in
another matter. The cens,s.taker may
legally inquire who lives next door, but il
is supposed that most women will fill ou
and sign the following: Family named
Blank no style about EN-; he wears II
shabby hat, and she never combs hel
hair until O'Clock p. M; they have ;
outrage, but don't believe its paid for
they allow their children to throw stone
at our dog and permit them to play oil
mouth organs; they say she has da
monds, but don't believe it, lots OF call
ere, but presume they were there tc
collect bills. To all of which subscribe
myself" etc.-Detroit Free Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-02
The Freeman for 1880 for $3.50.

On the first of January 1879 reduced the advance
rrice for the FREEMAN from $40 to SlbO ana IN no
<ay curtaied the value of the paper but stroye to
mako it more valuable than ever. We reduced the
rice in the hopes that it would the means OF in
ereasins our list and SO well has our experiment
worked that we shall continue to send the paper for
al 80 per year when paid in advance, though white
paper has lately advanced several cents per pound
1t has been practice to extol the merits OF
our paper more than if much, as we have thought
ii would bear have always considered our read
ers capable of deciding for themselves whether they
desired to keep the paper or not.
ri Tie FREEMAN has always been one Of the BEST ana
Nc may be pardoned if have sometimes Thought 1t
the best paper of its class in the state the AErioul-
fnraI department always prominent feature uhoer
its present has space and the FREE
Man is now the best and most practical paper ior
Farmers published in Vermont Our space Tor mis-
cellaneous reading is large and always well nlied anu
as for a local and state paper aim at giving our
realers the most reliable information at the earliest
tpossble moment.
y For the coming year shall give our OLD supscrlo
ers and we hope host Of new ones, too as sood
paper as we have in the past and shall enoeaVor 70
& maxi it as much better as we are able
s. 70 all our subscribers new and old. who pay one
wear in advance, who desire it. we Will mai Tree q
xTreatise on the Horse and his Diseases" by Dr
Kendall This is a valuable book and one worth many
I'M es It's retail price 10 any horse owner.
Wil not our old subscribers aid us in increasing oul
list and thus improving paper, by endeaVorlng To
have the nciyhbors subscribe? Reduced price, Sloo'
81 H. r. wHEELooK, Publisher.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-02

in regard TO one, TO consult Mr.. Paige;
he has large number fthe leading man
ufactures at low prices.
Mrs. r. w. Taylor left for her western
home on Wednesday of last week, leaving
Bessie ut her uncle's. R. W. Newton.
WEST RANDoLPH.-The funeral of Mrs.
Myron Gays mother was held here last
Saturday.
We understand that Mr.. Waterman was
in town last week and tried to sell some of
our families Prescott organ, but made
no encouraging progress. The musical
people in this vicinity do not like the
Prescott, but prefer such organs AS Mason
& Hamlin's: the Estey, New England or
some we'll known and celebrated honest
instrument, and our people know they can
get it of L. j. Paige cheaper than of any
other agent in existence; or if they want
good organ cheap, and Mr.. Paige has it
not, they know they can get the Bay State
or Star Parlor organ of Mr.. J, w. Hale.
Both of these dealers are well known in
this vicinity, and what they tell you you
can depend upon. Their instruments are
from first-class manufacturers. and ro
cheap, mushroom jim cracks"
WATsFTELD-Mrs. E Berry of Waits
field met with II severe accident the other
day. As she was assisting her son
George in working butter in butter
worker, the butter being rather hard, the
lever slipped from its place and striking
Mrs. Berry in her face knocked her down,
hurting her severely. A physician was
summoned, who pronounced her nose
broken. and there was also bad cut in
her cheek.
Leonard c. Berry of Waitsfeld also met
with an accident that was bad enough, but
might easily have been worse. In remov-
ing some article from the beam where his
scythes hung one was knocked down, and
striking the back of his hand inflicted a
severe wound, cutting off the cords of two
fingers, and it is feared that he will lose
the use of them both.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-02


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