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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

w T. CLUVERIUS, Druggist, Bogels old
w stand dealer in drugs, medicines, cutlery
soap, garden seed and fancy articles.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

T sTEENsEN, Druggist, dealer in drug medi.
y cines, chemicals, cigars, fancy and toilet
,rticlaa Third street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

EDW. WHITING, dealer IN fancy and staple
Il groceries fruits and contectioneries, ci-
nars smoking tobacco. THIRD street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

L NJ BROOKS, Druggist dealer in drugs and
Il medicines OF every kind, cigars smoking TO-.
bacco cutlery, etc, Main street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

p. ROSENFIELD, dealer in dry goods, ready
n made clothing, boots and shoes, hats anu
cans all of the latest STYLES.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
VOL. 3.
ATTORNEYS.

n G. BIRD, ATTORNEY AT Law. WI
". attend promptly to all business intrustea
to him. Office on Convention street, between
Third and Church streets Baton Rouge, La.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
Argal NOtirrs.


STATE OF FREMONT, Tie Honorable The
go -.- : Probate Court. for the
p'9'"''i VI N"'''h'''-''l District Of ChIttcnden.
To the heirs AMI all pcrS,.ns Interested IN the es
late OF william T. Barker, lstc Ut burlington. in
sail district. ct. ceased. GREETING:
WHEREAS. Application u..,h is'"n made 10 this
court IN wrt!u" f., Ja.. administrator Ut -.d e.
tate praying Tor license and authority /"
SILL the real e>ia'. 81 said deceased. including the
leNerS.on of t'c widows dIwcr therein. Tor me
payment uf irht5. and CHARGES Of administration,
ami setting forth there IA tic amounts Of denis du'
from the Sa.t deceased. the charges oi ainAiatEa-
ton the amount nf personal e,titS. IaA th'' SHUT
ton Of the real estate.
Whcreupun, the said court appointed ami assigned
the 10Th lay OF FrhfuIry. ISL, At The frnnlle
court rooms. in ,aid district, jo hear aud decade
upon sand application siid petition. AMI ordered
public notice thereof ta Bee gwen 10 all persons NJ
tcIcsicl thcrti ty Publishing sId order together
with the tuc AMI place oj hearing. t'irrr weeks
s.ccessiyeit in the burlington ircr Press, news
paper which c,r, ulitt,, 90 The ErghothoDi ui those
persons Interested IN .Iit estate" All which pGhi-
cations shall hr rt,,"ui 10 the day assigned 10y
hearing.
Therefore. yiu are here .y Ho!'irl 20 appear Ice
fore said ,ofl at tn" time AMI place assigned, then
amt there m sad court. 20 give bonds - the law
directs, for The payment oi ihc debts and charges
of administration. and make Your objections 10 TIE
granting OF Suca license. II You see rIiis'..
Given uai-r NV hand. AZ the Probate Cont
Rooms ihi, I-iA tIsy Of January. \. u. ISL.
2.N,su GEO. ". WNLE-. Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

STATE OF VERMONT. The UaaOrll,e the
... . . PROBATE CONT Toy the
bi>I"'t' VI '"'''-''''N'N' D-trct ct hIi.cnlcu.
TG The heirs auj ~ lfrsnns Interested IN the 81
tate David story Et;. ui Underhill. in said dis
trlct deceased GtEEIlNu:
w HEREAS. application bath been made 10 ihis
w Court IN wuiius. l.. Tbs administrator Of sail
estate. PRAYING Tor A,rn-r aHd authority 10 sell the
real estate ~ said deceased. Tor the payment ni
leh;s and charges Di administration. AMI setting
forth therein the amour; "t debts dur from tne
said deceased. the charges oi administration. the
amount OF personal estate, aid The situation Of The
real estate.
Whcrcupnn. the sl.i c"alt iappoinicl anil as
signed the 9Th q - ct February. ISL. - iIr Probate
Court rgtlI.s ia SAID DISTRICT. tp hear and decide
upon SAID application and petition and ordered
public notice thereof 10 hr given 10 all persons III
terested therein. hy Publishing sIid urrr. together
with the time AMI place oi hearing. three weeks
successfully IN the burlington Free Press, z. news
paper which cirCuldtr> IL the urighh-ri"u OF those
persons interested IN sail r.i.iir. all which publ
cations shall h; rr,sla,is 10 the diy assigned iOr
hearing.
Therefore. You aye hereby notified To appear be-
fore SAID court, n the time AMI place assigned. then
and there in said court. tu give bonds ~ the Law
directs. Tor The payment OF the debts. and charges
uf administration, AMI make YOUR objections 10
the granting OF sIch license. If Nou see cause.
Gwen under nv hand a; the Probate court 70 ms,
this 1sth dIy al January. Isl.
2gw.,w TITO. ". WALES. Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
Drugs ann Meoirinrs.
II MAKES NO DRUNKARDS.
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

Dr. DAVID k.nneIys FAyORITE REMEDY is
not II liselser encmy Of the human race /: where
It cannot heA, II does not harm. FAyORITE
REMEDY Is "A combination OF vegetable lalicra-
lives. II does not heat nor lnlaIne the bluLl but
coOls and purincs II. Ia all cases OF Kidney
troubles. Liver complaints, Constipation Of the
Bowels. and the delicate arrangements which
arlict women, tho action Of FAyORITE REMEDY
IL beyond praise. Thsus:slis Of grateful p"prl.
Voluntarily testify to this, In letters 10 Dr. kcunc-
dy ; and with a warmth and fnllness Of words
which mere business documents and certificates
never possess. 1t makes no drunkarIs excuses
no criines-breaks no hearts. In iia coming there
Is hope. and In ita wings there 10 healing W.
challenge trial and arc conHdent OF the result
DR.. Kennedy would have 1t understood that, while
he Is engaged In III. Introduction oil his medicine
"Favorite Remedy. he still continues the practice
Of hs profession, but confines himself exclusively
to Office practice He treats all diseases Of chron-
lie character, and performs all the minor ani capt.
tai operations of surgery.
Jan. 3-eodSwim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
PERSONAL.

Donaldson, the submarine diver, has sign
ed an agreement to jump from the suSpen-
sion Bridge at Niagara Falls into the water
beneath next May.
General Garfield is TO travel to Washington
with his family in a fine palace car, which Is
the property of Mr.. W. ID. Washburn, and
which cost $4,000.
Hon. Philetus Sawyer, the newly-elccted
Senator from Wisconsin, is a native OF Yer
mont, who went West long time ago. lie
is O. years DID, rich and las been IN The
House of Representatives.
Walbridge A. Field, the newly appointed
Judge of the Supreme Court of Massachu
sets, is one of the three best scholars ever
graduated from Dartmouth College. Tho
other two were Rufus Choate and Justin ii
Smith of Norwich, this State. All thre,
were marked perfect throughout 'hri'
college career.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
NATURES TRIUMPH.
Frazier's Root Bitters
The hest liver and kidney Medicine.
The Hest Nerve, Eonir and Appetizer,
the BEST sfIoai Cleanser and the
Hest Liquid t'adii:stiir Ever
tUnpouIiLcs.

Beware "f unpriuciplcl q',lcts ani inlin-
tors. DR. Fralicrs Root BiIirrs were the
first genuine liquid calhaiiic Eiiicrs made
Hundreds have attempted 10 initiate them
and failed 1b,.y arc now the best selling
and most reliable Tonic Diurciic aud Cathar
tie in existence. Its immonac Sth is dnc en-
tircly 10 its intrinsic merits and the recon
mendaiIon of those Who usc il.
If you are weak. langliid di,inrlincd for
any cXcriipn, usr Frazirr's EiltcfS.
II your flesh is !lhhy aEd ynur complexion
sallow use FrlZicrs I:illrrs
If you arc worn down with the care 81
children, usr Frazier liiicrs.
If you have grt the blue, use rraliu's
Blttcrs.
If You have Kept lalc hours and lived
contrary to the laws oi health, 1850 FrliT's
Blttcrs.
II you have ahusrii instead of used natures
gifts, use FniIicrs Eiticrs.
If you feel old before your time;
II life has become a burden and You have
gloomy forcbodines, use frzicr's Iiilicrs.
If your hands rfcmhIc and your cy,s have
grown dim, Frizirr's Root BittcrS will make
you feel YOUNG again Sold 10y all DRUGGISTS
everywhere at the low price q II 90 per
bottle
Henry x pnti.-. sole F'ror'..
tlE\itiNp, q.
For sale by BURgirr Bros
I..I.r -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

HARDsCRABBLE.-ln tine town OF West
Alexander, Pa, twelve miles from ONO
ami two miles from the West Virginia
line, lives q magistrate who is raputcd to
have married 800 couples within two
wears, and to have built u fine hOdse with
his wedding fees. His popularity arises
from the fact that the laws OF Pennsylya-
MA do not require Il marriage license,
while those of the twonel ghborlnS States
do He will marry a couple without their
leaving their carriage, or he Will allow
them to remain all night and take break
fast with him, charging iudiciously for
board and lodging. His regular charge
for marrying Il couple is 81. lie some
times has from three to five couples ut
time waiting to be made one, and all IN 8
hurry from fear lest those who pursue
will catch up i'll time u forbid the banns-
Sometimes an cnraged father or terrible
big brother of the bride arrives after the
ceremony Is over and proceeds t. vent
his rage on the winds and make dire
threatenings. and even offer violence. In
an emergency such AZ this the nlagIs-
trate's son, who is his fathers constable,
LAYS the serious charge of disJrierly con
duct against them. At one tune rela-
tive i'll pursuit of Il bride was 50 violent
that ii became impossible for the consta-
BILE to arrest him, when TIE whole town
rose en- masse and put the offender III
jail. The place is properly known az
'.Hardscrabble, and when John Norris,
a detective OF Springfield, o., from whom
the Cincinnati Gazette got the facts, r.
quired the reason. he was told by an in
habitant it was because Il was such
hard scrabble for runaway couples to get
there before the parents caught up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Fore sons Of Thomas Tcnney of Underhia
are now living in this city, the Oldest Of
whom IS thirty. tie youngest twenty the
tallest, Martin, porter at the Van Ness, is s
feet inc.es in height AMI the shortest is 6
feet p. The four lroiilys weigh '75 pounds
aud measure a feet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
LUCI..N u. LE,lsSED's EsrArE.

WE. the Subscribers. having hrrn appointed 10y
the Honorable. The Probate Cont for the Dis
trct OF thlitru,!cn. Commissioners 10 receive cN-
anime amt adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the cslLi" "f lcicn II. Learned, late
OF Milton. III said district. deceased, aad also
AL claims amt demands. exhibited in offset thereto;
and siN months from The dly oi the tl.Iir hereof.
being allowed hy said cputt Tor Thar purpose. we O
therefore hereby give notice that VIII ar nj To
the business ot our appointment al TIL dwelling
house .of Welthy Learned. oi Million. IN SAID
district. the S.roud "Wednesday Ct FchtuIr; ,nd
July, 1-;,l, ucNi, a. ln urlprS -. IT,. II t,h at
said days.
Dated mis- ld,h Ia, OF january. IS,I.
HORACE tA~WEiI.i ''i'''. =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

ACCIDENT Woaicoch of West
Randolph. 4 workman in Tewksbury's sash
AMI blind factory, while oiling some ma
chinery, Wednesday, had his arm caught on
a set screw revolving ., 900 times per minute.
His arm was frightfuIly torn, and his side
badly injured, hut, it is hoped, the injuries
will not nr.lre fnfaI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

The vtry first thing H. BE remembered
by him who studies the art of reading Is
that nothing can take the place Of person
al enthusiasm and personal work. How
ever wise may be the friendly adviser,
and howrvr iull and perfect the chosen
handbook Of reading, neither can do more
than to stimulate and suggest. Nothing
can tai. IT, place of direct familiarity
with backs themselves To know one
good book we'll Is better than Il know
something about n hundred good books
ut secondhand. The taste for reading
and the habit ot reading must alynya he
developed from within; they can never be
added from without.
All plans and systems III reading, there
fore, should be taken rs lar Us possible
into ones heart Of hearts. and be made
Il part IF h,s own mind aud thpusht I'm
less this can h. DONE. they are worse than
useless pr Mct'osh SAYS: The book t.
read Is not The one that thinks for you,
hut the unc that makes you thinb. 1t Is
plain, then, that 4 course "i leading
NAV be Il great good or a srrat evil, AZ
chrlng 10 its use The lat BIshCp
AlnnZu Potter, one I'll tine most ludIcious
Of literary helpers, offered IL TEA ders tins
sound piece Of advice: ito not HG So en-
shaved i'y any system or course of study
rs to think Ii may not b. altered. How
ever conscious one mnv lie ~ his own de
liciemcics. and however he may feel the
need 81 outside aid, ne should never per
mil his own independence anIself respect
to be elaborated He who reads mces-
sanity. says Milton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

ADDISON COUNTY Agricultural SOCIETY
Tho Addison County Agricultural Society
held their annual meeting for the election OF
officers at the Addison House, Middlebury,
Wednesday. The following officers were
chosen President, d. W. Nash of New
Haven vice-presidents, +. Moore OF Shore
ham, J. II. Sprague of Waltham secretary
]. A. Childs OF Weybridge treasurer, Cal
vim Hill of Middlebury ; directors, }. NJ
Dyer, j. l.. Buttolph, E.Stickney, ID. kider
A. Ellsworth. The treasurers report showed
that the receipts were 81, 1903, and the eN-
penses SS33.l5, leaving balance OF s269.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

VEIGESSEs - The remarkable winter
weather continues; from eight TO fifteen
below zero daily. The days are cloudless
and bright, while the burning blazonry' OF
the nights would drive a prosclyte of Copper
nicus wild with delight. Cassiopca AMI
Orion are vicing with each other, and all the
starry train seem to be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Louis La.uck, living in Duxbury, aged 80
years, last Summer chopped 10 cords Of
wood.
ii. L. Richardson of Jamaica, former
postmaster, has been put under $500 bonds
for Illegally using cancelled postage stamps
Daniel Fish Of Lansingburgh. N. Y. who
died in March, 1880, left property valued al
about Sl5O, 600 His will was admitted 10
probate last April, the property being divided
between about forty relatives, excluding
several TO whom he had given property be-
fore his death. In September an application
was made TO reopen the probate in behalf Of
Mrs. Loretta Powers of Clarendon, VI,
Francis and Florence Fish of Whitehall and
others, on the ground that undue influence
was exertod in causing MIR. Fish TO leave
them out Of his will. A motion was made
some time ago to transfer the hearing to
Judge Strait, on the ground that Surrogate
Warren was witness for the will, which
was granted, and the first hearing was had
before Judge Strait, Tuesday, when prclim-
mary testimony was taken and the case was
adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Our mothers, wives and daughters. Home Is nn
home Al all without them. Yet they may die am
leave the house silent and sad any day. Husband.
and fathers, word In your ear. The ladies' mr.,
not always 10 blame when they are lOw-spiriic.
and CROSS" They are sick. Don't you lee fools al
brlites and think ihey1l come out all right II YOU
are only firm" and mean Yourselves. Put 4 bottle
OF Dr. David Kenneiy's faNorite Remedy on The
shelf, and tell them 10 use II. The color Will come
back To the checks and The laugh 10 their lips. &c
and get It al once down down, maj! One DOLLAR
10 the Doctors address al ROndout, y. I.
Jan l5-leodA w2w-5p
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Singing IS they shine.

But | am wandering. The parlor con
cert which, as | intimated in previous
line to you, was to come off at the rest
dence of Deacon keeler, was held last
evening. 1t was largely attended, and was
entirely satisfactory and gratifying. Mr.
Fnnk A. Goss was master OF ceremonies
At the early hour of 1890 the party broke
up, having been voted success by all No
doubt this new feature in Winter life in this
rural city will become contagious and lead
to many similar and agreeable gathering.
Its effect upon our home musical talent will
be gratifying to all, and at the same time II
will give fresh impetus TO our tagging So
ciality.
The ice harvest is very large and good.
HAYES & Son have 1000 tons under cover
for the use OF their patrons during the swell
tering heat of summer.
The 500 cords of wood contracted for 10y
Mr.. John Sears of Ferrisburgh. for the Cen
trail Vermont Railroad, are being piled up at
the depot daily. Mr.. }. Banyca
has two teams engaged in drawing.
1t was only day or two
since that his teams landed ut the station
four and one quarter cords of green wood al
two loads The wood is taken from near the
banks Of Dead Creek, in Ferrisburgh, about
two and half miles from Nergennes. 1t is
brought on the river good share OF tie
way. 1t is cut from land belonging 10 Mr.
c. T. Stevens and was formerly part of the
Gen. Strong estate. Fires make sad havoc
yearly, in this timber and it is no doubt
deemed economy to save it while il is valu
able.
The FREE Press almanac Is greatly al
mired here for its very neat appearance and
its judiciolis makeup altogether. y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

CHRIsEA.-Monday evening, the 18th inst,
the Congregational Sunday school received .
check for one hundred dollars transmitted L,
Aaron Davis, Esq, by Gilbert NJ. ii. Hatch
of Grinnell, Iowa, the administrator of DR..
Albert Dodge's widow. former resident OF
Chelsea, and daughter of Amos Hatch, still
a resident here She died at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, in September last and her remain,
were brought here for interment. 1t was hci
oft expressed wish to thus remember The
Sunday school of her childhood.
January list, 1881, the selectmen organizet
fire district ont of the two village schoo
districts and the first meeting is called fol
Saturday evening, the 22d, at the schoo
house, in school district No. ..
The First National Bank of Chelsea.
at its annual meeting on the llit
instant, reelected its old directors, Eli!iu
HYDE, Aaron Davis and John i. Bacon
of Chelsea and Aaron n. King OF Tan
bridge Elihu Hyde was reelected presl-
dent and John Il. Bacon, vice-president y
fortnight previously. the bank declared
thsco ssssi s,so-balf per cent semi annual ulV-
idrr,d on iis stock of ono hundred and my
thousand dollars The National Bank Of
Barre declared three per cent semi-annual
dividend on its capital of two hundred thou
sand dollars and at its annual meeting elect
ed l.. F. Aldrich, b. w. Braley. Josiah
Wood of Barre and Willard 5. Martin Of
Plainfield, directors. Leonard +. Aldrich
was chosen president, and Il. W. Bral"y,
vicc-prcsiIent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

GEN. /. G. BCTrEErIErD of Saxton's
River, who wen. to South Carolina at the in
stance of Gca. Walker to retake the census
of that State. is reported highly indignant at
the reception accorded him by the South
Carolina people. As soon as they found he
was Yankee, he told correspondent, they
treated him with supercilous GOODNESS and
suspicion, and instead of lending him their
aid in an undertaking on whose success so
mnch Of interest to them depended, they, as
rule, threw obstacles il his way, or stood
aloof. lie is satisfied with his experience in
chivalrous South Carolina, but does not wish
10 repeat il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Wheat llogr is almost the best article to
throw over ire caused by the splitting of
kerosene. Flour Is always il convenient
reach, AMI often valuable articles of clothing.
blankets, dc, are destroyed in extinguishing
such fires. Ashes aud saw-ilust are equally
god.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

MIDDLEBrRY William Sladc, son of
the lale Hon. James N. Slade, died sudden
ly, on Friday, OF pulmonary disease. lie
was in the millinery business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

have suffered from kidney difficulty fur tn,
past Ten years, accompanied by nervous -pasni-
Ply -cians gave me hut temporary relief hut aiiti
using three and one-half bottles of Warmers SAT-
Kidney and Liver Cure, my nervous splsn- were
snf'rSly relieved. Nv age ~ - wears recon-
mend ih. great remedy 10 all Suffering from nor
yous troubles. Mss. HAil REESE.
EI-t1n, Pa Jan lg-ui.w "a YgN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

'I'HE shakers Slrsiparlhl Is just wal. PdrpOits
10 be-Diri Crosby, nd. have long prescribed
it, and think il a most valuable me,iicine-.Eereiqiit
Blake ". D.. GiiiaGn:O.i. Y. n. Have known Ii 10.
nearly half century. Our confidence in II is IN No
way mpalred.-Cdflto,I HVrsy, Drssc is.s, L-,-si
| speak with confidence OF 1t, having prescribed It
for eighteen yeITs.-S II. Dihsuasrs. r. D, Frl',-
ces,ora, Y. n. Give me tae Shakers SarsaDarills
In preference tn all others. c. 4. Gu.ae.ts, ~ D.,
Boston. | have the most unboGnleJ confidence IN
its healing and renovating p-U3crties-F c-. p
f'--&~..- Druggist POffsBi. nh. Y II. IeonsiieT It
the best preparation maIe.--i.G e. Hf5,f. DrayJit,
Boston.
Do no, fail 10 make a Trial OF tai. great Bl9Jt
PuriHer, Appetizer and Tonic, the first anu best Of
all medicines cal ed S1rsaparia. which Is prepared
from selected SHAKER ROoTs. HERE'S AND BERRIES,
by the CASTEBURY SOCIETY or SIiKrsS, and -
beyond all comparison, the puresi, safest and most
effective family medicine In the world. Ask for
CORBErT's SHAKERS SiRs iPARTIi- The genuine
Is signed by THOMAS COKBErr, lis ITcE,or, AMI solo
by druggists generally.
SHAKER VILLAGE, V. H., jan. /, $50.
.5-Encose stamp for SlaSrr lHuat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

DEArH OF A CENTENAEAN.-Nlrs- Susan
nah Smith Eaton. the Dlnville ceatenarian.
died Thursday morning, Jan. ac.a, aged 101
years, 3 months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

u. K. V. e. cure ! me OF the worst kiad of Elupi-
ion Of The skin. hlotchrs Ike bolts from head to
foot. ID. r. V. a. think the best blood purifier IN
the world.
John q. Blodgati, Baker. Syracuse, Y. Y.
Guaranteed 10y all dealers IN drugs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Hon. +. a. Parks Of Passumpsic kent n
dairy averaging Is cows the past season
Jerseys and grade Jerseys. from which he
sold S2,2l7 worth Of butter. From calves
and from milk and butter used hc realized
1891. Total 50 sos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

MIR. Jrsrys DART. Of Weathersfeld has
rccenaidcrci hi. acclinaion Of the office Of
Superintendent. Of Educ;tion and has been
appointed to that oflice by the Governor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

THs combined capital of the National
bsnks in the State is SS,201 900; total de-
posts in savings hanks, S9,015, 3l439.