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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS
Central Vermont R. R. Line.
Commencing Monday, May "a. 1880
,vsoo1NG SOUTH ANDRAsT

TRAINsGoING SOUTH ANDEAsT.
vsuontpeneratss Oand II.45A N. s.S5andio.to
P, M ,.,, svranuse and Ovdensbursh, st. Al
hans and huntington leaves Montpelier go A. ~ ior
Boston via tTom Montreal St Adams Burlington
A. leaves Montpelier ll.45 a. NJ, Tor Boston'
New London. springfield Ne" ioiA' anu '"'
mediate l3ints AlbanF3 D ", Burlington
AZ p " Nontpelier s. p. N for NoItnneld., @. Al
S,ngT ~ PRFss from OZdensburg, Moniresl ot q =
bans and arlington leaye b Ssnringeld New
RostOn via, Lowell or fltcnoursn' oPiAHsNeiN'
Orlando acknowledgements
rRAINsGoIYGNoRTHAND WEST
Leave Montpelier at 39os DAN, io55 and $40 and
nv FxPREss caves Boston via. Fitchhurgh at
N via Lowell 500 A. NJ , New souuoh w A IN N
SnrinvfeId suOA NJ, Montpelier % p N, LOT Dur
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xoDATION Train leaves NOrthheld al ~ "
uo1tpeiisT 800 A NJ, for Burlington. Rutland 81
Ai3ans 2na Ss White BOA North
cid 10 "a NJ Montpelier 10 30 A. Tor burhhEtoh' -
Adams Richford, Rouses Point &c n, Irc,io, OCT,
INSTRUMENTATION leaves White ltlNer Juii.lluh &'Vo
Nnntoeiier & p NJ for Burlington and ST. Albsns m -
SIGHr ExPREss leaves Boston via Lowell AZ 10 p
NJ via, Fitchburgh SC0 Pa NJ for BTrinr
ION st Adams, Montreal and OgdensbnrE and TN
West. - ,.,-.D..-o 49, M . NJ a !,
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'SIaeninv to Might Express train
rnnninx between Montreal and Boston and Montrea
and Springfield, and New York and VIA roy, am
Parlor Cars and Day Express between Boston AM
''TIbronrhticketsforC hicae the westforsalea
the principal stst'onf. 10 tIoD.pr
Genl.Supt .
st. Adams, VT May %, 1850
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White Robes! White Robes +! !!

For long timo. sweetcr and better collection of
music for Sunday Schools has appeared. If we con
sider the HYMNS, find the best and most original
SUNDAY t9onshts EXPRESSED in pure poetry,
phrases as Plying Savior, look with blessing. i
Trust him ever" =" The better years begin, Only a
down "The Eden hills" and - A home weary pile
Trmt taken n%Cst at random random SCHOOLS
ness and beauty There are 1875 songs; all good ones
White Robes will he mailed to any address for 3Ocs
lisa PSI BY 4. J. ABBEY and NJ. j. MUNGER Price 81
OTIS, or SO per doz.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-09
University of Vermont and State Agri.
cultural College.

FIELD EXFEKIMENTs With FEETILNbI's.
In this article and others to follow, Prof. Atwate
aims to draw from tine held experiments superiutend
ed by the University, some lessons ON the value
use of commercial fertilizers i'll Vermont. 1t is hopeC
that many farmers will find herein answers to qucs
tons which they are asking. Questions on whicl
further information is desired may be addressed I,
me. and answer viii be made either ill future article
or by private communications
NJ II. BUcKHAM, President
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THE SUDDS' NATIONAL SCHOOL FOR THE
REED ORGAN. BY w. +. SUDDs. (Sl.5O.)
Mr.. s. is we'll known as one of our best composers
for the Pinaforto. His new School contains great
deal of fine music, and good instructive course and
has the recommendation of a moderate price
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-06-09

The entire proceeds arising from the sale Of III Z
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which IL invested IN United States Registered Bonds
for the nurture support and education Of the ten
infants deprived of their parents last summer at New
Orleans, Che melancholy incidents Of which sad be-
bereavement are still fresh in the public mndD
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The author the subject the purpose all alike render
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On behalf of the Hood Memorial Fund.
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COLLINS VOLTAlC PLASTER

And insist upon navipg what You are willing to pay
for. Sold by all Wholesale ana Retail Drugsfsts
throuHhout the Hnit cd states and Canadas: and by
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SHALL VERMONT FARMERS RAISE MORE
CORNp

No. 6.
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8. Corn produced in this way costs
much less than western corn. Fed to stock
and made into manure, it does much
more to enrich the land, because of the
stalks which we do not get with the west
ern corn.
4. Either the unanimous testimony OF
these experiments by progressive farmers
on their farms is wrong, or corn can, by
aid of artificial fertilizers, be grown with
profit in Vermont.
5. The best evidence at hand implies
that, in most cases, the best way is to apply
light dressing of farm manure and sup.
plement with proper commercial fertili.
ger, superphosphale Or muriate of potash
or both.
6. We suggest to farmers to try corn.
growing in these ways. If they will re-
port their experience to the college it will
thank them and do its best to make the
results known and useful throughout the
state.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

We 6nd the paragraphs following in
the report Of proceedings Of the Com
missioners of Wh.tcnm county:
On Que application. . nsw predict
was set % from Upper Skagit precinct.
to Be cailsd Raby Creek precinct.
Ferry lieesaes were granted - fol-
lows: To Pfseee 4 Cook, g . point on
Skagit river tbree-qusrtess OF . mils
from Ruby Creek; to Porter Durlsy.
on Skagit river. one half mile from
Ruby Creek: 70 N. e 0oodsll. ut
0oodell's Bar o Skasit river; ard The
ratss Of toll for such ferries fxed q
follows Foot passenger. 50 cents each:
peck animals. 80 cents eseh; single
team and wagon. 81; each extra team.
50 cents; neat cattle. Is cents eseh
sheep and hogs. 10 cents each; frsiebt
par 100 pounds. 10 cent?; other articles
IN proportion.
Liquor licences vere granted to
Harry Olger & Co.. for the gold mines;
70 n. b. Cork. for Ruby Creek; to J..
T. wilour. above Mount Vernon on
Skseit river; n willism Sawyer. for
Sterling.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

Browne HouseAolA Rnaaeoa.
Il The most e6eseive Pain Destroyer in
ths world. Will most surely QUICKEN
the blood whether taken internally OF
applied externally, and therby more
certainly RHLIEv1 PAIN, whether enron
- OF acute. thss any other pain sllevi-
ateH. and it 10 varranted doCble tho
stfeoeth Of any Goilss preparation.
II eares pain ir the Sd. Back or Bow.
els. 6ors Throat. Rhesmasis@. Toosh-
ache. snd ALL AcHHs. and 10 Tie Great
Refierer y Rsia. '.BRowx's HOUSEHOLD
PAsAcEA" should b in every family.
A tsaspoonfcl q TIE Psnsess in . tum-
bier Of hot wsesr [sveetensd. il pre-
5ssred taken q hodtioe. vii BRRAx
Up COLD. 25 osnts . bottle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

NEW PnePRIxros At PoRT MADISON.
Mr. George " Bailene. chief Cd insss
ct tho Madison mills. was over ye.ter.
day. and frenA bin We lsAraed the fol.
lowing intsrestina sissss. concerning
that mpch discussed milling town.
Last Monday morning Mr. Ssyward.
an experienced lunbsrman from Brit.
- Cslumhis. took charge OF the Mod
ison milling property. Mr. 1sigs hav-
ing cold and translsrred his entire
interest to him. The mill il suanins
on two-thirds time. and euttisg about
5000 feet Of luuber Per day. The
bark Oakland 10 now loading an or.
dsred cargo for Shanghai, China. The
hands hsvs been promised their wages
every meath. and the burg has assum-
ID much more ehsss6sl appearance
since that aunounceusut.
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AsorHss NV srxAx... CAP

AHorHxR NV SrRAAER. -. Capt
Miller. Of ArealA who has rua the
sysaAt' Waadassr On The Sound - .
trading boat. sos many yssrs past. has
commenced the construction Of . pro-
psilee. st Arcade. about The lsiss.of the
tee Favnelte. Tha hall b SOW ueasly
completed. end the machinery. which
10 being built for her at oakland. Cal
iioeaiA, 10 al0oss ready for ehipmsnt.
Her sylisders will - II inch bore and
u inch stroke. thus giving The noe
craft both povse aad spssd. When
so@rlstsd. che viii aeewse tAe par.
poses Of . ting and txsdins boak.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15
DAILY iNfBLLIGgNCgR.
Sunday, February Is, 1880


The steamer Ruby underwent her
annual isspectieo yesterday afternoon
Ship Rsxellssa, CT 1893 tons. will
load lumber on the Sound for Australia.
on private terms.
At IN Irish reljsf ball. given, in the
DAllss last week 1921 so wers netted
to the fund. 4sskss &
The assessment for 1880 Of the Ore
gou Steam Navigation Company ~ the
Dalles u t240, 900. At Portland it Is -
much more.
The s1ssmer J p Libby sustained Q
br1sk il hes. machiaery yesterday 81
tsroDone bslDw Saloon Be-. ead was
to<ed ito he dock hereby The Jose
phirs
"Undereround Treasures, How and
Whore to Find Them" BY Prof James
Orton, 10 IN excellent bosk for Skagit
miners. Cell ard ~ it 1t G Davies
Book Store.
The csrd. Of Cav. BsAd 4.ith, else
where to be found. will b Of personal
interest n tho several score Of owners
Of valuable mines In the country ada
cent to Seattle.
Up n the hour for closing the tsls-
graph Office last night the steamer CITY
4 u Cbsster had sot arrived ~ Esqui.
s6sft. She need not be looked for here
until some time tomorrow.
Recent Eastern charters include the
ship Canada snd bark Mary D Ames.
from New York. and the ship H q
johnson from fhiladslphis. s:I for
Postlsud. Oregon. with cssgoss Of rail-
read iron.
The Germans Beer Hall has changed
hands. Mr. Wolf has retired from it,
proprietorship. and intends going to
the mines. Otto Hsbjborst 10 now
landlord at that resort. His rev ad.
appears today. 81, ~
: !. TIE palice have been requested to
> attend to hoodiums who make il .
practice to annoy church congregations
They propose joing this too. and some
Of the fall-grova chaps complainsd Of
may End Themselves locked up for their
pranks. II continusd. -
YIN Archer. IN cid man Who lived
clone about four miles from Narshfield.
Oregon. vas recsDtly found n . dying
oonditieos b . psighbor. He We On
lrishmsu, 50 years OF age. and though
he had two children. one il Ca1ifornia
and one in Scotland. be tsQussthed his
property to the wife Of . neighbor.
The track t,sGwSsu ~ Dalles snd
Cshlo was changed last Saturday 10 SIX
IA -
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LAND Orv1cn BuslxIss.-Ay iaie q
the Land Once yesterday revealed "a
- the feet that large amount 81 Land
~ sieg taken MP the majority Of vh1ch
= In that sectioo Of our ooanty lying
between the Dssohatss and Jehn Day
MYERS. The following i The amount
okeo. sa6s mouth up 70 Wedssedsy q
!! o'clock A. NJ: IS timbse csltnre claima
sIe0 sorss; - pre- .snptiea claims. 7OAe
sofes; 10 homestead applications. l00o
.ess. beeidss two cash eatxisA fhe
1@sses number Of people taking land m
- WallA Walla county. v. T.--Dallsa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

New STEAMBOAT LINE.-Ws learn
that - sntsrprising gentleman. Who
resides in Seattle and 10 iatersstsd in
steamboats, on the Sound. has completed
arranse~ents - place line of steamers
on ~ 6kaglt river rsuts. froo Seattle
to the extreme head Of navigation. He
will have Q light drsught boat On the
upper river and another boat running
iron this city to connect With her.
Arrangements will soon be completed
to have the steamship compsnies ai
San Franoisco ssll through tickets. q
also the Northern Pacific Railroad and
other transportation companies doing
business on the Sound. This plan will
make Seattle The headquarters for oil
parties going % tho mines. and will b
Of great bsos6t 10 the city. We hops
TO ses . golden harvest reaped by che
gsntleman referred 10.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

Coal MINING Nsws.-Owing 70 the
heavy falls Of snow. NJ Wissats hes
not been able to procsed With his pre-
liminary work about Carbon river hill
- rapidly % be would like. A contract,
howUvee. has been lst 70 two Seattle
men. who ere to opsn . gangwsy 500
feet in length several hundred yards
below the abandoned Henry tunnel.
Oehss work 10 70 b. commenced eoou.-
Tacoma Herald.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

Our country b getting 20 b iesrfulIy
alarming. the avssags q HE beine
lesoensd every year. without any rsa-
eopshls Gauss. dsasA resulting essssal-
y from The ooss Insignificant osigis.
- this seasoa q ~ yosr especially.
: ooldl q snch . ee0moo thing thae u
The hurry d every day lie ~ srs ape
70 overlook H. 1a.esss attending L
and oltsa 011 teo hte. ~ . Hsvse q
Lnae troab1e - alsondy - in.
TAo1eao6s 49, tAale nsoe 3 tAis way
every vistes. While bad BsseAs's Ger.
ssas 4Svup bsss takea. . eoeo would
hsvs rssalts1. aod . large bill fso0 .
Doctor bese avoided. For ell diseases
II the Throat 80 Lanes. BoseAS's Ger
ssa Syr.p hes proven itself 70 b the
grsatsse discovery - - kid = aedi-
eise.- Rvesy Dsu4gise b tAis oounszy
will tell yoa of 10 vondesfal s6sse.
Over $1,000 lotales cold Let yess
without sisg3s Sailuss kaowa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

Undoubsedly With children. sltribatsd
TO other csuses. 10 oocasisoed By Worms.
BRowN's vxAxIrUoR CoxFlrs, .el
Worm L"zeDges, although saecsual in
destroying wesms. can do no possible
injury TO The most dslieate child. This
vsiSstDe com hinatiou has been succrss-
fully used BY physicians. aud found "a
be sbsolu:ely suro in ersdicatioa
worms. ~ hurtful to children. Twenty:
i've cents Q boz.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

Thst have taken away this old
mans daughter it 10 most true true I
have married her and I have 10 rsasoa
10 regret it-for since that happy day
We hsvs always kept . supply Il Emi;
RrseSA celebrated 6amburg Tee In the
house and consequently wife and I. and
all The dear litsle ooes. are in good
health eli The tine.
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Notice to Claimants Of Uni.
versity Lands.


l have in my possession the only
Known available and complete list Of
lands selected for University purposes
in the Olympia Land District. This
list is certified to be the lands selected
by the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office 1t Washington. and it EN-.
bssces AZ, 72O acres. the entire grant.
Several thousand acres of land other
than that embraced in this list hsve
been conveyed BY the agents of the
University and are now held under
supposed University deeds. Under the
last named deeds are many improved
farms and other valuable lands. The
persons claiming under University
deeds will be informed by the under.
signed Of the exact standing Of their
title, for which . reasonable fee will
be expected. They will also be in
formed how to perfect their. title. No
one unless he claims under . University
deed vii: receive any information. No
land grsbbers need apply.
W. Fl. WHITE.
Attorney-et-law. Seattle. W. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

THB Boss LUNCH AND rHx BEST
BEER. you will always find q: the
Concordia Hall. ou Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. bot also
the excellent humboldt Lager Beer.
Also impaired bssr in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled haA and oil kinds Of
c0ld lunches % order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

BAPr.sr.-Presching BY the pastor
1t II An. Sunday School immediatsly
sfter the morning service. Young Peo-
pls's meeting 1t . quarter Of 6. At Z
Pm. the church will unite with the
Coagrsgstiooalists and Presbyterians in
ths house el the latter.
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DSsrRaCr CoURr.

FRIDAY. Feb. Is.
Dexter Horton 4 Co. and Arthur A.
Denny ". BeojSmin F. Briggs. admin
ceased ct ai. judgment for - .07e 50
in fsvor Of PLAINTIFF. and sxscot,on is.
sss1. 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

A MAGNIFICENT BUiI.DINo.-Oneo Of
the largest sbd most msgpidcent sdiAcsl
in the United States is the Church aud
Colsgsef s. lgsasiss. the construstieC
Of which 10 nowcowplstsd. The wosl
wss begun in August. 1878. aud during
the year and half following was pros
ecuted - rapidly - thousand aud mors
men could drive it. The wages Of these
,men alone have amounted % over . mil.
lion dollsss. asd the material used in
the building and its furnishing to more
thas . s~csud million. Over .OOO. OOO
brick wers ased in the construction oi
the walls. which are seven feet thick in
the exterior. AMI are strongly girded BY
iron anchors. 20 - Ia T~bder them %
nearly eartbquake-proot - possible
Two immsnss towers rise 70 hight oi
200 feet. The entrance steps sts Of
gsssitA- aud Is feet WIDE. while eight
doorways furnish ingrsss aud sgresS to
the people Ten thousand wosshippsrs
are expected Ia attend the services OF
the church. which 10 divided into three
ohspels. dedicated 70 Ss. Ignatius. st.
Joseph and the Virgin. Evsrythiag
connected with ths building hes bsso
fsruished and done without reg.rd 70
cost. Many If the apart m~nts are i'm
Hense. intending each to accommodate
from 1000 10 5000 persons at the same
time. The C.,ilsys u p-shsps the most
noted Catholic Institution Of learning
20 ~ coast; the scientific Appliances
being clai~ed. for instance. - the finest
collection Of their kind west u the
Rockies. The exterior appsars1ss 81
St. lgnatius - said 70 compare favoss-
bly, with that Of any other house in the
city. while its immeosity SURPRISES that
Of oil other buildings in its nsighboe-
hood.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

SussxAs HYDE & ca. HsciAc Coas.
Agents. Also sgsssts n the Federated
Estey and STANDARD OFgAssl ~ Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments, address
SHxRxAN. HYDE & Co..
aug3i -dAwly Fan Francisco.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

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ne: - ~. .a.Aef s.sps. "a.
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N1ehsl0s lnAiliDDe laSseeasa,
Guaranteed TO cure promptly and per.
msnently every case OF Gonorrh0a,
elect ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. if directions sFS followed.
Internsl medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or nDney
refunded. For sale By Geo. W. Harris &
Co. wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
sttle. w. r. ol6dAwom
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-15

OCCIDENTAL H0rEL. At HicfoxIA
Ferrous visiting Victoria should not
fail TO stop at the Occidental Hotel /:
II the first hotel from tho steambos,
landing; is ire proof has good accom-.
mediation for fsniliss and y good
meals ~ any house in the uity. st only
81 90 per day.
, 1880-02-16
ANOTHER MURDER. 3,

6pEGhl ubpdlch 70 1ns Chtea10 1T1blhf+
nUyyAI.O, N. y. Fob. 15.-A dtspatuh from
Kennedy. Ohautal4uR County, says: This seU-
uon has OF lAto experienced tltita its ahurc nf
criminal hurrurs. Tho terrible anl mysterious
muFdor Ut Emily Crosby, but few miles froln
horp, was not long Mgo II subject Of tntorest
throughout the country. This aftcrpoon m
cqunlly terrible hut open md clear trngosly WIS
committed III this vlllugc, whIuh, is thoso OF
Western New York will remember, lB sixty miles
from nuifalo ind about .nino miles from
jamestown, ut u point Ut intersection Of tho
iluilalu 4 southwestern and Atlantic j. Groat-
western Railroads, Tho princlpAls III tho
fnt4A encounter wero two young mel,
tla,ned Chariea stratton and Frank Morse. Tho
forlncr came hero Ab0nt SIX months ago from
TexAs, Tho cause Of tho quarrel Ia mt ut this
tme OF writing quito cloarly defined, but 1t WIS
no doubt In rotation to some fan,lly ntsllIlllcr-
standings ind tho usual element IN such trans
Hctluns-whlsky-doo not appear to havo boon
factor, or worry iEnP1Ttant ono at least, In tho
cllso. 1lowoyor, 1t Ia perfectly clear that tho
quarrcl occurred In tho prcsonee OF wituetsoK,
md tho ot It wis TINT Strntton, quito In tho
TcxAs styl6, drew Il knife, which ho buried In tho
br0nst 0f blu opponent I'll tho region OF tho
hcnrt, killing tho unfortunate young nsan al-
most instai.tly. Immediately thore wAs groat
oxoitou,ent In tho village. Tho. murderer be-
tonk himself to net8hboring house, hut tho
building WINS quickly s.1rr9uilded, aIatl nftor
3Avo himself up. Btrattol'E utIolu koeps tho
hntcl mar tho railroad stntton. It nlly l,0
stAtctl As aotnuWhMt GN1ncldBntIl that HtrlttOn'H
" %fS tS WI % stss of Hsy Ey cTssoy Tso ~, y'Gt =
hayu had frequent tIltArrcls bpfure, but those
hAu mover paon OF SERIOUS character.