Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-05-18


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INTERNAL, REVENUE COLLECTOR DANA adver-
tises the forfeiture Of certain propertv seized for
violation of internal revenue laws Parties in |
terested will take notice. |
Arryp lima first. postal cards having any mat. |
ter ON the address side except that which is peces
sarv for direction are To be thrown ont OF the
mails M unavailable matter.
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rridav r;gh, and hrougb, hotors Irs,ico r,a,d 10,
iptoxication and disturbing the peace. He was
fined FIVE dollars and costs. aepreeatipg 50 10
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ihhuea'n Is anhounoeo' d. ESSEX 'unc''op' sun
uay, vi mrs ranny W. nue. inc "eh-hnowh
teacher anu "riter upon euucauonal topics MIS-
Tina nr,nc,naI NJ tho hi,h schoo, AZ voroannos
and Mt the time of his death in 1879 sunarintend.
emit of schools in Westerly, Rhode Island
pvrpo,v,,v N,s,v ,rono.es 10 "do, E,rono
and will write a series Of letters for the fToledo
Ohio W,ekly Blole. commanding this month He
will undoubtedlv give the American nubc some
rich reading The Weekl, Blole will he sent IN
any address three months for tif,v cents incpd.
ing an elepant large portrait of ID r Locke
Nasty,
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There will be no cbapge in the nersonnel NJ the
subordinates. which will doubtess he gratifying
IN our neon,e as thew nerform their duties sa,is.
factor;lv To al, On Tar as we know or helievo
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I"~neo mo. nv. w .o"' . mn 'Ne '"'. Vi
'uno' as 'he o'oSe oia qu"r'ei "ouiu s,e",y SIM
priS ''o WIN No. 20 W, o'''"',' ne'"ei .''o
o"'oe WIN '''""n At ''o"'pe"e' vi o' 'e'"o'eu |"
D'"1N
ihh o"n vi 'aoo' mas ilaue a 'hove IN .ie
i's"' uieo'o" W e"p'o9'"s M 'o'" W '''nei
:" WHO It's "'''o's' i'' .''"'' "'' 'o' years
oeen ai'iseh'y coilec''hs 'he h'"'er'' necessary
Ior this purpose, being native vi 'he Town ana
having Always n'eu 'hefe' he rs 'noio"R"y Ia
hi'iar WIN AL ts features we oe.e'e ne Will
1ustiiy 'he eohndence placed IN MN py w''''ng
nisniy cfeoiu'pie his'ory'
ST. PAUL STREET was on Sunday the scene OF a
sort of compound fracture of the peace, or TRAN
gular disturbance, in which John Hardgan and
the two Confer sisters with two small scons OF
the houses OF Hardigan and Cory were in
discriminatory mixed up. Hardigan, who seems
to have struck the fustest blow" was brought
before Justice Field on Monday and by that officer
hned % ana costs aggregating Sll'V' hardigah
appealed TO the county court
LAST Saturday night. while Mr.. aud Mrs. Fri
Gunnison were riding from their farm on the
Barre road to this village, the horse became
frightened, by the dropping OF the this, and ran.
Mr. Gunnison was thrown out just before reaching
the Pioneer bridge and his shoulder was broken
The horse ran through the bridge with his wife
who was thrown out on the Montpelier side and
her ankle broken. 1t was an unfortunate affair,
as aside from their injuries, they had but lately
commenced farming on a large farm which de-
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