Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-11-09

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DIR. BARNES can be consulted ut the Plain6ed
House, Plainfield, Friday, November nth; hotel,
Marshield, Saturday, November 18th; hotel,
Cabot, Monday, November l4thi hotel fIardwick
Tuesday, November 10th. DR.. Barnes is well
known in this section az a successful physician In
the treatment OF difficult cases Of paralysis,
catarrh, rheumatism and all serious complaints.
ONE thousand dollars are offered by the pub
fishers of the Youths Companion for the two best
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whole family
GREAT BEND, Kansas, dispatch to Chicago
journal says: Colonel George w. Hooker Of
Vermont, the assistant secretary OF the republican
national committee and prominently known
throughout the United States, has communicated
TO an intimate friend now here that he will be
candidate for election to the office OF sergeant-at
arms of the next United States house of represen-
tatives, to succeed the present democratic incum.
DeDti JOnn ". thompson OF OnlO.
In the tax suits, Edward A. Sowles U.s. the Town
OF st. Adams, and the National Car Company Us.
the Town OF st. Adams, orders have been issued
by Chancellor Redfield. In the first case the
temporary injunction restraining the collection
OF the taxes is dissolved; in the second case the
National Car Company is ordered to file bond
for S14 600 to secure the payment Of the taxes,
with interest and damages In case the taxes
are finally adjudged legal, and the motion to dis
solve Ia overruled.
c. T. sABiN is home from Atlanta on a short
furlough. He reports the exposition as grand
success in every particular. Now that the exhi-
btion is in good working order the various de-
partments have been consolidated. and it is
high compliment to Mr. Sabns efficiency as
manager, to his skill and his Yankee industry and
dligent attention to the duties of the department
OF which he was chief, that he has now been
placed at the head OF the consolidated depart
ments. Tally one more for Montpelier boy.
THE display OF box paper at the Argus C Pa
trot store, on Main street. can only be truthfully
described by the word elegant. The assortment
is uery large, and the boxes so handsome that
everybody who sees them can not fail to be very
much pleased. II you want holiday present
combining beauty and utility, these papeteries
give you the opportunity to select one. We can
not praise the Argus d Patriot, but can this dis
play OF goods, which they will be glad to have
everybody see, even II they do not desire to pur-
chase now.
THE Guy Family is not unknown to the
amusement-seekers in Montpelier 1t will ap-
pear in Capital Hall tomorrow, Thursday, even
ing in two popular and entertaining comedies
lie Chalet Suisse, and Our German Professor
This family has an established reputation for good
acting good scenery and stage appointments.
Admission twenty-five cents Reserved seats,
thiIty-fve cents Children under twelve years,
fifteen cents. These are popular prices, and
with the mertorious character OF their entertain
ment, should fill the hall Tickets for sale at
Phnney's.
LEWIS B. HIBBARD, Ludlow, Vermont, desires
to secure full returns possible from the dairy
interests of Vermont, for use at the next annual
meeting Of the National Butter, Cheese and Egg
Association, to be held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
November 29th, and solicits from every owner or
manager of a cheese factory, the name Of factory
owner, number of cheese, number of pounds of
milk and number OF cows during the last season,
and returns from large private diaries. He would
like the name and address Of every maker Of fine
maple sugar, with the number of trees and
amount made in 1881, as he il in receipt Of in
quiries from western purchasers respecting good
| sugar makers in Vermont.
THE following are the names of some Of the
persons who have recently obtained pensions
through the office of T. j. Deavitt, Esq, OF this
village: Stephen o. Parkhurst, Barre, pension at
| 81 per month, with arrears amounting to 1864; r.
| P. Benjamin, Montpelier, So per month, SAB,
| arrears; Charles w. Kibbee, Hanover, New
Hampshire, 81 per month"; $500 arrears Charles
W. Davenport, Tilton, New Hampshire formerly
Of Mortified, $40 per month"; 81, 600 arrears Mrs
Mary NJ. Balaw, Marshield, SIG per month, s4OC
arrears; Henry C. Newton, Moretown, SO pei
month, arrears $3.50; Vim. II. Farr, Woodbury., 81
per month, S775 arrears; James f, Simpson
Sheffield, SO per month, $500 arrears
| INFORMATION from Cornth reveals good deal
| OF lawlessness there and in the vicinity. Plum.
ley Norris while returning with school teacher
from Ely was assaulted by two incipient Jail
birds OF Corinth and fired upon several times,
| the young ruffians using obscene and otherwise
indecent language. Outrages Of another charac
ter have been perpetrated there,-among Others
the contemplate one of shearng off the tails Of
horses standing under the post-ofiice shed dark
nights inose persons WHOSE horses nave oeen
thus trealeo are IT, W. Wilson, H. orr' u A.
Je"ei' anu o'nefS, announcer 'ning NOT 30 serious
Out equahy reprehehsipie' ID the Tying up OF the
academy Dell ana placing heaVy stone over the
scu'tie so that IL could not easily DO opened. we
refrain, for the present at least. from mentioning
names
| THE wrestling match at Capital Hall between
W. J. Carney and W. A. Rice last Wednesday
| evening, unlike the previous one, was conducted
| in an orderly manner and the result was satisfac
tory both To the principals and the audience Tn,
s,aIas ,va,a s,o "a hos, ,hraa In Acc ona /,
e'"Aes "oie CIV eiue' pee' 'nieo al h'o' anu
required the five bouts to decide 1t. Carney Sc
| tho rotara. .Iaxondar comnha,l ,yho mos ohosa,
| Wv 0' 1'' NP"''' ". va" .'s'
~ p'aoo Vi MI ~, v" A"n'' unA'U,uao,y "o,en.
Inc intervals OF the bouts were filled by exhibi
| tons OF boxing and wrestling by home talent
Mr. Rico exnressed n desire IN try CARNEY ayai,
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az Sonhe iu'ufe u'he 10 which oarhey acceded
| In response to a standing challenge by Carney I,
| wrestle with any one In the state. a challepg,
| ,,on an nn,,no,,,, ,,arso, .,as God 7, haa loo,
N'" u" '"hno"n pei'on ""s ie"u' ~ mas ooe'
| accepted and the struggle VIII come OH at water
bury next Saturday evening.
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lee singers will give an entertainment at Capita
hall. Wednesday evening. November 10Th. n
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Professor George l.. White at Fisk university