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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

NEW YuEk, Feb. =
CoTTON.-The market is quoted hcing dun
and easier. Sales OF UuJ bales. Mli'ling up'li"i-
FLOIfR-The Market quoted I- being unchanged
Receipts OF lgUD1 barrels. SIls1 "i l',"o
barrels No. . al nOs -; supcrAne state ana
western at ) s5,G Is common 10 good Gaia west
ern and state al -ja+ Is good loriulce extra 40
AT .Ua6 10 common To choice white wheai
western extra al oOs6 ." Lih,y Mhllr Mx, VIVA
western extra at BOO coca; common 20 Eo' eAliA
ONO at 45a6 IS: common 10 choice extra - LOUIS
at I5,.s6 Is choice I" double extra al u'%7 = ,
Minnesota extra al 5O.., 10. III" market closing
RYE FLoUR-The marsc: Is quoted Us -sing
steady al 25G5 60 for supcrhEc.
CORN MEAl.-1hr market Is quoted IA belne
dull. Sales CT 600 barrels; Nell"" western III
2 51a3 Is
WuEAT-The market "a quoted a. hging 1. 80
lower aud heavy, with u light demand. hece'plS
OF 49, 900 bushels. sales OF l,ll1.mh BUSINESS III
GLIDING $4,000 spot EEpni'S "i Ii,'T ,i "n7'is
M. white At 70; N". rel f'i February al
RYT-Tne market Is quoted a. being shade
BARLEY The market Is quo'ri as being steady
aud quiet; No state al 81 Gn. t.lrd STAT a. ~.
quiet sales VI Odoov bushels. lw"-i""ed state
at %. .. H.. , .
easier Receipts OF - 600 bushels. sales o. $50"
bushels Including IL. 400 bushels On spot. Exports,
| 900. No. = nj 55'a,Iiii. NV YORK yellow ~
| IS Lta5St No. 2 for February AZ 600 80
| OATS = The market IL Quoted ~ being opened
ale better and closing ,iull amt weak Receipts
| OF 22 900 bushels. sales ui 2us.'" biSh"l@. MiAri
western a. Isd43t, white do ~ H." ~ w.
| for Fesrulry ut ~
! UAY-Thc mlrket II quoted us heiig IN iii' dt
| mand Shipping al 90 l."
! HOBS The market IL quot'I a. h'lh" sit"iy
| and uulet New iurks at ltH''
| COFFEE The Iiirkcj Is quoted ~ h'ihG H"l'I
Rio at ll,a2iS. ,,. ,n,,,,,i
! STRENGTHENED Is spotted - boa" nnin,nai-
| standard A at 81, %. cut '"Lt ~ ~ Z" "a,
crushed at o. 10 81 po"d'i'd at -" " "a
| grunulated at 9ls- ,, a., ,,i,,o t,i,
AMI steady New Orleans At 3'"''' '"'''- l'' s'"'
| To choice. ,. ..,...i,
| RICE - The market Is quoted ~ h'ihn s''h'
| and uuiet to ,ian; Carolina ahd l'u'-ia"i ~
/ PETRoLEI M-'rhc market Is Hi"'ri - n'."f
iuII AMI nominal crude AT .u. "a ituh'd NJ y,
TALON The market ~ pnu''h hS ",'"s
rrm anL fairly active Sales 0nh at 6e"o'4.
POrATOKS The market ~ qhhri ~ I'm
urm TODAY Long Island At "N' """ 1880 ,s
NJ l2,al 3, State Peerless. SGT" - 7'i'e "'''
EGGS Tre myhrl Il quoted ~ "r'"s "'s"'
AMI nIm state IL - linn, .Iuu and
PORK The market u quoted - h''hR ""'' ''''
| heavy and lower: new mess Al L. 'n -, .,,.
UEEF The market ~ diui - a. u''hs ti,, , ,,
! uru cut meats are steady. Mhhl'9 ~, "''" "
/ r',,,. lnn,, clear AT short clear Al 'n -
,Rp The market Is qu'lrd u '''"f "
,ni about ~. lower M "'"' I" w. ,.,... ,,,,,
. UlITrEK The market Is qlnl'u ~ '''"A 49,
choice state At l9,%H ~. ......,,i a.. hiring ,Iull
CiikESE-The market "a pn'lri a. "''''p '"'
state at ya6l5'4r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

and interest pad, Az matter what pc
comes of this Boston man. Ana smith,
as YOU say you have an interest IN the
vheelwrights and blacksmiths shops up
to the village and Brown owes running
account at both places, and Just bring III
tho Hills and mebbe-I don't say Ger
fam mt mebbe-wc can fix those up II
there's any balance.
The lawyer took his books back to Bos-
ton a wiser man. Smith grabbed the
form and sheared tho sheep, and sand
tamntingly to the lawer, What are you
going t.. do about it . Springfield tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04
Groceries ann Excursions.
cola Podrida."

If YOU want strictly pure Sugar, go to Roberts 4
Perkins,
II You want genuine MOlisSes aud Syrups, go 10
Roberts \ Perkinss.
If you want the finest of Teas cheap 20 10 Roberts
FerkIn-'s.
II you want strl,y pure fresh roasted Coffee, 90 to
Roberts a frrklnss.
II You want absolutely pure Spices and Baking
Powders go To Roberts \ Perkins,.
Il You want nrst-class FarinaceOus goods, 60 20
Robert \ Perkins ).
Ii You want the finest OF Flour cheap, 60 10 Roberts
Perkins,.
II You want the very chOcest OF Canned Fruits and
Vegetables, 70 To Roberts i PerAinsS-
II you want any Kind of Table LuXuries, 90 to
Roberts y Perkins,.
If you want Fruits and Vegetables IN their season,
20 TO Roberts Perkins,.
II you want genuine Shaker Apple SIuse, 20 10
Roberts 4 Perknss.
Ii you want ToI'et or Laundry Soaps 60 10 Roberts
4 Perkins,.
If you want the very best OF cigars anal Tobacco, go
to Roberts \ Perkins,.
If You want Door Mats AMI Rugs, 90 To Roberts 4
Perkins,.
II YOU want WoOienwage or Brushes, 20 10 Roberts
Perkins,.
II YOU want gilt-clgad Butter and line Cheese, g
To Roberts 4 Perkins,.
II Won want some place for Headquarters when you
come To Burlington, in the very business cen
ire of ,he city go 10 Roberts X ferklhs ;
always Welcome"
II YOU want to Ito your trading where they make {
specially Of the best OF everything a. the low
est possible prices, 60 to Roberts Perkins 3
a. Church Street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

CHARLOTTE The snow is very deep in the
woods, making wood drawing rather slow
business.
There il crossing on the ice with teams
from the Ferry 10 ESSEX.
Large ql antilles of excellent ice are being
drawn these days. but water coming 20 the
top and saturating the great body OF snow
makes it very disarreeabc work for the har
vesters.
Mr. IIulburd's lecture gave general salts
faction.
O. II. Alexander, who makes specially
Of raising new varieties Of grains and Tia,
propagation Of Seeding potatoes, Is making
preparation for work in the spring, and IL al
ready in receipt of seeds from all sections.
lie has been very successful in new varieties
of wheat.
Mrs. Carrie Il. Alexander, who has faith
fully acted as organist in the Congregations
church for about fifteen years, feeling TIA
she had earned respite, resigned her posi-
ton, and the society committee ON muse
and singing has engaged .. ii. Alexander a
organist The committee also appointo'
Joseph Barton leader of the choir.
Owing TO the tramp law OF some ollie
cause the main roads were never 50 Tree
the tramp nuisance as now. Two years ago
it was no unusual thing to see four or llve II
company, and hardly n day passed without
call from one or more.
The town clerk would call the attention "
| district clerks to their returns OF births AM
deaths. due in January.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

10. o. F.-Thc grand encampment oftht
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows met in
its eleventh annual session at Odd Fellows
Hall, st. Adams, on Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock.
The grand patriarch, Samuel G. Putnam Of
Rutland was absent, being seriously i'll OF
pneumonia. aud Henry NJ Currier, grand
high priest, presided. The report of the
grand patriarch was presented by MIR. }. A.
Parker of Rutland n. c. Hyde of Poult-
ney, representative TO the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, presented Il report OF the annual SEES
sion held at Toronto, Canada, in September
last. Mr.. Hyde in very clear and compre-
hensive manner exemplified the secret work
of the order.
The Grand Lodge will assemble i'll its 3.t
annual session, this Wednesday, morning,
Henry NJ. Currier, grand master, Henry l..
Stillson, Bennington, grand secretary. The
principal events of the day will be the report
of Hon. George II. Bigelow, representative
to the Sovereign Grand Lodge, and the eX
qualification of the work by John n. Gale
of st. Johnsbury, the associate of MIR. Bige
low in the Sovereign Lodge.
The total number of lodges in the State Is
49, gain Of . total number OF members
], 464, gain of 1856. Total receipts for tht
year, SS,3s6.G6. Paid for relief, 81, 531. 30
The grand masters report shows $500 in the
| grand lodge treasury-an increase from las
wear of So9J
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

JOEL G. BAKER Of Rutland as president of
the convention Of preachers and delegates Of
the churches located upon the territory OF
the Troy Conference in this State, held al
Rutland in June last, issues call for the re
assembling Of this convention on Feb. 18th,
in Rutland, that the measures of resistance
set forth in the declaration Of the first meet
ing may be carried to successful result.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

DISPATCHES from nearly all the Northern
States report heavy fall of snow on Tues
day and in many places the heaviest fall of
this Winter. In many places the drifts are
twenty feet deep, and trains are badly de-
layed, and on some roads have been discon-
tnued altogether
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04
RUrncti's EOcOailie

MILLS pASDRrFF. ALI.,YS IRRITATION. ASp fRO
NOTES THE GROWTH or THE HAIR.
Gentleman-FOr over two years have sufiere,
terribly with .'scad heal in its worst form.
few weeks ago tried a bottle OF your COCAINE
The first application gave me rclicf, and now m
disease is efectually cured.
Yours respectfully.
Nc. STEN VEINS Deputy sheriff,
OTTAWA Ill.
Buuseus Flaroring Extracts are perfectly pure.
Jan l,-tu Thu. saiAw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04
THE BURLINGTON, VT. FREE

JAIL DELIyERy.-Last week, it will be re
membercd, the prisoners in the north part oil
the Jail attempted to escape by drilling a
hole through one of the stones in the floor
Early Friday morning of last week they
tried another and more feasible method
by making hole through the wall
and seven of the twelve confined IN that
part of tie Jail escaped, the attempt
being discovered before the other five hal
time to make their exit. Those who escaped
were Isaac Iefevre, Thomas +. Mcqueen,
John Edwards, Joseph Kenney and Thomas
Mansfield under bail for aprearace at the
County Court for grand larceny; Joseph
Colt, for assisting prisoners TO escape, last
week and James Mead. the watch-clrain
swindler. Ii seems that the inner stone wall
extends only to the ceiling of the room, ana
one or two of the upper stones being removed
large aperture could easily be made
There then only remained the outer
wall of brick, which was quickly pierced
The openiug was some twenty feet above
| ground on the outside and rope was mn
- ,., l.,,-,, ,,h;cI the l.s
P'o' m. 80 rodo YVES such
~, ,ha ;a;inr vos coon aroused, but before
| he could nut in an appearance seven prison
| ers had made their escape, as above stated
Ulo.is WILT Sn, al a, ,hc nomept of writing none
of,be fngitivrs had been captured.
On Saturday evening oherii p'e"
arrested four OF the prisoners WI" -
capped from jail FRIDAY morning.
Queen, EDWARDS, henney anu ''""'"e''
the tramps held Tor siahu iai'e"S "'1''
the following circumstances; Ill 'ne io'e-
noon he received despatch ironi a. d.
Ashley that four tramps answering 10 'he
description of the escaped prisoners had
carly that morning passed through Nii'on'
He responded, directing Mr. Ashley 10 ar'es'
the men, If possible II appeareu' ho"e'e''
that they secreted themselves III pain
through the day, travelling al night, anu
hence could not be ionnd- ohefih Die"
then took the afternoon train Tor ST. Aioans'
intending TO head them OIL there, and send
ing officers Drew and Shortsleevesto Mii'oh'
Arriving at st. Aloans' lie iearheu iron' al
engineer that the tramps had peen seen OH inc
railroad track few miles this side Inc
town. He notified Sheriff Haibert anu his
son, n deputy sheriff, and the hrst anu last
proceeded 10 Walk down the 'rach' 'heiiii
Halbert taking The highway. "heh 'hree
miles distant from ST AlDaQS, at Il point
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

PROPOSED EXTENSION EAST AND WEST BY
TIE SoUTHEAsTERy.- Bradley Barlow 8
Southeastern Railway has undertaken a new
enterprise, which is no less than an air line
between Montreal and st. John, N. b. The
distance which has to be travelled over at
present, via the Grand Trunk, between the
two cities, is 760 miles, while an air line, Of
which but 146 miles are unbuilt, will only be
C-O pnilps
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

AT O'Clock, O. IN, Wednesday, at the Sig
nal Office, Is below zero was recorded. Hon.
John y. Pomeroy's thermometer-on Of the
best in the city marked l. below. This is
five degrees colder them the cold morning Of
the 18Th Of January
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

From Sheburn, Wednesday morning, a tenn
perature Of AZ below zero was reported and
from South Burlington a. below! II these
reports arc correct, the mercury (Which CON
geals at 40 must have frozen in both places.
It is more likely, however, that these figures
were indicated by carelessly made and mac
curate thermometers, of which the country
is full Temperatures below iG' can only
be registered by spirit thermometers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04
NOT ~ T..


ALICE ]. BC,SEE,I CHITr"NoE. i"r >ff 'JtEf
". Ar,ft TEr.f
EpGlR Il. BUNkER.l
r,His is libel for divorce allegin( lrai the ne.-
/ liant Alice j. Bunker, h, r''s'ie'l IN the touG; !,
Of Chitten,en Tor The last three years; ih1t a.
C,IrheSt-r an sIil COUNTY ua The 18Th inv "i sep
tember 1s15 she was legally married % Edgar D.
Bunker. IRON whIth iirl'' uhld u 9. hibrt i-l
SO no The sad Fis.- T.; treated nyr Win afei
and intorrale severity, aud ihat on sitd i'th ds
of December. i~s6, tue SAID EdE tr u van '-
cause wiliuy deserted he Said Alice j.. dni IA
eyer since refused 10 1--we V IN her or 10 proN 10.
her support And, said libel hein- uhls met =
sad court suJ appearing that IN 7ilI Edgar u
I 49, 1000 .u. ali. 80 Thai service o. sald lihe!
! ..uuUt ..a uGY. upon hlia: II Is "sIeLtd hH
notice hereof boz g.Ven The SAID Eirar Il. Bunker
| hy ae pGhifrItguu 90 t..- p.i-f ilir' "r.H7 500
I cessiyslt, fHIct DO o.. Weekly Free t't.7 .''
/ once m me DAILY Free Press aad Islnss- ta- l,-
rt-II.-t-.f.Hu o.. p. ~ }.1-- ~ weeks H.T"'' '
I next srargl ....4, 90 --u ,uI,aly ,pu. 90
AZ Ruri,vetun Oh ;ir INST Iue-iaN % Apfi, .7-4 3D.
v,hicn term said libel a. inaie rriui uan.'-
| Dated al Burlington. tins e'fd gay "i lily''i'
| lssl. a. o. ii''" -,
Feb 3-IllSEsw tttiA-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

ANOTHER instance OF unparlonably care
less legislation is shown in the announce
ment, now officially made by the Secretary
of State, that at the last session OF the Legs
lature the law providing for the salary and
expenses Of the Superintendent of Education
was abolished. Superintendent Dartt find'
himself, now that he has finally accepted tho
office, without funds either for the necessary
expenses of the work in holding educationa
meetings, etc, or for his own personal re-
Enumeration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

ST. AIBANs BITTER MARKET, Feb. 1.-The
receipts were very light and market quiet.
Winter butter sold at Is to % cents per
pound; fall butter very small quantity offer
ing, quotation % TO % cents per pound,
latter price for very choice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

TIE hearing in the case of Hayden, the
condemned murderer, will take place at
Montpelier, Feb. 10Th, before Judges Veazey
and Ross. Hon. Henry Ballard will appear
for Hayden and F. W Baldwin, States AT
torncv Of Orleans County for the State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

RICHMOND MARKET, Jan. 31.-The market
was very short for butter. Sales of fresh
were made at % to "a cents, and of October
at 90 to 2S. Cheese has been moving quite
freely for few days. Sales for II TO 1et
cents Potatoes to ship, 40 to As cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04
EEG .Ekl
EOS'cGs nsHKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 90, ISL.
FLOUR. There Is no improvement in the Flour
market Sales al g 80 "a , 70 for Western
supporting; 81 oOdi 50 for common extras; 81 SOFA
90 Tor Wisconsin extras, and 3 SCAT for Mime
sota extras, including choice bakers brands In
winter wheats, s. $50 !. 50 for ONO and Michigan
% 5os6 90 Tor Illinois and Indiana and s6 O0s SO for
81 Louis, including favOrite family brands Patent
spring wheats, including Wisconsin, and Mime
sota- al 90 70 Ia 3 50 h hh Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands, Wisconsin ami
Minnesota extras at Sc so "a 20 r bf,l Corn Meal
Is N 1alr demand al g 1O,a IS n bbl Rive Flour
al = i5a6 90 D btl. Oat Meal at 50 ~ "a 70 y bhI
GhAlN. There has been a moderate demand for
Corn sales OF mixed and yellow have been at 81 "a
osc q btshel. Oats are in tar demand. Sales have
DeeI al 100 55c d bushel. Rye 81 90 "a % 3 bush
ell In shorts the sales have been at SlI 500 SIS O0
anu tine Feed AMI MldingS at sli 500 q % q ton
PROVISIONS. Prices on Pork have advanced
Sales have been at sl2 "a - ~ for prime slj Oh
"a 10 10 mess, anu SlI o. so for clear and extra
clear as 10 quality. In Beef sales have been at -
oil 90 FOR mes and extra mesa and 81 lal2 U03 hi
for family. Lard is in fair demand Sales have
been at ID 9l.c d n for city and Western nclnd-
ing steam and Kettle rendered. Smoked Hams At
80 loc q ID for city and Western.
PRODUCE There is steady demand for choice
Butter. We quote Creameries at 99,a BE for good
and choice; New York and Vermont, dairy at rs "a
2Sc b for choice, and lGa zoe q n for fair 10 good
Cheese IA lac. Eggs At Sc al c. White Beans
nrm. Sales Of Western and Northern Pea at 81 81
I'd 30; choice mediums at Il IS a l S.; Yellow
Eyes at ~ 90 i. IL and Rel Kidneys at 81 Gn "a
| 10 + bill. Potatoes range from o e, snc per hu
Apples range from 81 80 "a - per hbl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

FIRE Al Sr. ALBASs.-A two story dwell
ng-house on the western reserve" st. Al.
bans, owned by Joseph Garau, was totally
destroyed by fire late Saturday evening.
Loss about =. 900; insured for $3.50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

Al the adjourned meeting of the Vermont
Life Insurance Company, yesterday, the
Board of Directors was filed by the election
of E. B. Taft, Esq, of this city, and Rev.
Edwin Wheelock of Cambridge, The direc-
Tors hold meeting for the election of officers
on Tuesday Of next week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

have suffered from 4 klaey difficulty Tor the
mast len wears accompanied by nervous spisIns
Physcians gave me hut temporary relief, hui aler
using three and one-half bottles OF Warmers Safe
kidney and Liver Cure, my nervous spashs were
mend This great remedy TO all suffering from ner-
,i nn u" ,rnntlss MRS MARY REESE.
Tas,on p, Jan l9-m,w fSw2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04
Mrs. PartingtOn says

nont take ANY OF the 0uack rOstrums. As they are
regimental 10 the human cistern; but put your
trust in HOP Bitters which Will cure general dIspi-
saved Isaac from seyery extract of typhoid fever
They are the Plus u.llm of nedicines- bcsto"
Globe. Jan '-"''''N"-"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

FIFE AT GAYsVILIE. The school house at
Gaysville, in the second story of which was
a commodous town and public hall, was
burnt about O'Clock Sunday morning. Jan.
80. Cause or origin unknown, insured in
Vermont Mutual, and Windsor County MI
tual for $4,000 each.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

TuE freight boom continues on the Cen.
trail Vermont, and the managers find it al.
most impossible to supply the number of cars
demanded
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

Al the meeting Monday, before Judge
Wales, of creditors of ID. e. Barber, pro
prietor Of the Van Ness House, a. o.
.4.n.'.r.y ,,as chosen assignee About
one hundred and fifty claims were proved,
aggregating S3i, 1872 OF this amount SEQ,
900 is covered by mortgage on the hotel
and $500 by one on the farm, leaving S14,
500 of unsecured Indebtedness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

CORRECTION An error crept into our
summary of the sales of the City Liquor
Agency. the other day, by which their mag
nitude was unduly enlarged. The total
amount wac S3,a7l, Of which SS2G.2l was
to outside towns, leaving 50, 1851 sold in
the citV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

AT ST. Adams, Tuesday, the thermome-
ter registered 10 below zero 90 below in
Swanton % below in Fairfield 81 in
East Berkshire and 40 in North Sheldon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04
0hitudry,

Mrs Augustus = REYNOLDS died NJ f n6N n p .S
ao,. IN thc MYSTERIOUS providence when or
aereI mat her sun should 90 down al h9on,mnsr
two children bereft, AT 81 tender an ase vi ,i1'i-
an .ari, gravr The memory Of her well-culturei
mind her sincere aud earnest charaeier' hef
adornlng with the ornament OF ineek anu qu he
shirt her cheerful temper ana winning Mals, net
deyoton 10 her friends, her domestic
her success as a teacher of the young her dellgnt
in music the AMI she renirred IN the aeinoe .,
eong in me house of the Lord and the eVldence OF
her faith in Christ is left a. precious legacy 10
the large circle of her friends. The closing scenes
Of her life are especially femehipereu io' v vne
leaving. the camness with which she sonseh re-. ed
70 LET he Lord do "a seemed 10 him good, anu me
cearness OF her faith in the SlVlolt III ","Iii sue
had Trusted timi'lly for several years u n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

GOVERNOR FARNHAM has appointed Hiram
A Huse commissioner on publication of the
Revised Statutes IN the place of Judge
Thompson, resigned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

NENyoR admits that he made a mistake in
the date for the beginning of the thaw, which
he fixed in January, but he says that il will
occur this month sure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

CHELSEA. Fire District No at the adjourn
ed meeting Friday evening, Jan. 18th, elect
ed the following officers Clerk, A. 5. Aus
tin prudential committee, l.. e. liinckloy
Circuit Bixby and C. o. Tracy collector
Harvey Pcrrigo treasurer, John G.. Clark
chief engineer. W II II Hall assistant, }
j. Tracy and L. ID. Barnes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

TnE Argus rises to say it was not Hon +.
j. Phelps but Hon. I. p. Redfeld who was
to have been Tilden's appointee as justice of
the United States Supreme Court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

| nave used your d. Il. v. G. dyspepsia remedy
and recomm.n It for dyspepsia and troubles arising
from IL. ~ Il. sullivan, NJ. D.,
Memphis, n. Y.
D., all .I,tt..ri-fl dlw-yp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

nyr,y Is DISGERoUs-DO not longer cling TO the
olt method a. curing coughs and colds with rum
ami mola,ses. il is a dangerous remedy. 1dGmsons
Botanic Csugh BaisdiH Is sure cure every Time,
nleasant 10 take and works like charm.
f''" Feb s-lu W SkWIw
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WANTEp.-At the Free Press Office. two
copies of the Weekly of October 18th, 1880,
for binding.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-04

mometer registered below zero on fourteen
days, but the average temperature was IA
and fraction above The lowest tempera-
ture was - below, on the 18th, and the
highest g. above on the eth and the l4th.
In the month were only five clear Days, and
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SIGNAL OFFICE, BURLINGTON, VT.

\. o. HUNPTEEY. Esq, declines TO act as
receiver of the Van Ness House.