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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-13

We lad the pleasure Cf meeting
Cspt. Robert Gordon, the president
of the Board Of Election Commits
sioners, Of Monroe county, 10 this
city last Saturday. He has been
quite i'll since the railroad election,
on the 21st ult and was not able to
attend the meeting ol the Board, to
participate in the count. and could
not therefore give the official figures
Though railroad man, Capt Cor
don admits he is unable to dctcrmiu,
where the two thirds vote aud "foul
or five hundred TO spare cane from
Perhaps when Capt G reaches
Aberdeen, "the presence of the large
number Of citizens of that metropolis,
representing every vocation and
calling" conspicuous among whom
will be found "slmost the entire Bar
Of Aberdeen" may enable him to
grasp the situation without delay, or
failing in this, may cause him to
quail before such formidable opposi
ton, as the Examiner informs us the
contestants of the vote from the lst
district did, last week. In either
event, tour people" (which means
Aberdeen by large majority will
90 forward in the business Of ooer
cling the people Of the LIST, 3rd and
9th districts Of the county to pay
taxes, which they 1.-THE people of said
dIstricts) declare .were not voted
in accordance with law. But it re
mains to be seen, whether or moi
such energetic measures as VIC have
described will secure the building oil
the railroad. Similar measures have
failed frequently in the past, and We
should not be surprised to hear, at q
future day, some Of the eloquence Of
that Aberdeen Bar resounding in q
court room, endeavoring to convince
a Judge and Jury that the bonds Of
the Aberdeen and Elyton Railroad
we're improperly issued, and that il
would be an outrage to require the
good.people Of Monroe county to
pay them. II they succeed as we'll
as in the case Of the Memphis and
Selma Railroad, the people Will only
lose the cost Of holding the election,
I printing the bonds and the attorneys
fees, but if they should experience
the fate OF Chiekasaw. "what a howl
there will be, my country menr -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

THE STAR ROUTE GASES There have
been arguments in the district court in
Washington the past week, on the infJrma
tions fled against Gen Brady and Others
in the star route matters. Meosrs. Wilson
of Iowa, and Col Ingersoll cltimed that
the prosecution by information was unl,w-
land that an Indictment should have been
found by the grand jury before tn re-
sponlents could be tried. The Importance
of this question lies in the f,ct that the
starute of limit atoms run IN September on
these cases and if the inf,rmtt ms fail
Brady and his fellows csc tpe; it being
now too late to indio' them. George b ss
and William A. Cook, for the government
argued tht prosecution bv inform ,lion
WAS a proper method of procedure.
District Attorney CorkhllI made state.
ment in court throwing the blame for no
having had indictments found by The grand
jury on Attorney General MacVeigh, and
from CorkhilI's storysit does appev r that
Mr. Mac Veagh has conducted the affair
of his Office rather curiously. According
to Corkhll the attorney general put The
star route matters into Mr., Cooks hand,
and minated that the district attorney
need not bother abpu' them. NJ ,cVeagh',
course was defended by Mr.. Cook. The
decision of the court As TO the validity d
the informations has OF been given.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09
UNITED STATES BONDS.
BIOS CON, Nov. 5.
BOSTON MARKET. Nov. 8.

FLOUR.-There Is no change in the hour mark t.,
and the sales have been quite limited We quote
western superhne a. S5,2J IS u common exttls al
h6,p So Wisconsin extras al $6.25d7j0, aud Mime.
-uta extras, including choice bdhets' OrandS, at
as 30 per bbl, winter wheats are quiet a. N795dS
Tor OHIO and Michigan and lnldna, s1.I5dS2j pei
bDl Tor ST. Louis; patent spring wneat- range from
- 50a95O and patent winter wneats at Ssdo.l5 per
bbl.
CoRN-Is in moderate demand, hut prices are
drn and steady. We quote No2 and high mixed at
"A cD75c and steamer ~ 7SG7ie per uush.
OATS-Are steady and have been selling at h5a
SIC for No and extra white, 53i 5ic Tor No white,
81 Gp53c for No white, and oJc per bush for No :
mixed.
RYE-Smill sales at 81 l5al. ls per bush. shorts
ami une feed sell at rio ,024 dnI dlngs at S2Id
26 per ton. Cotton seed meal Sj2.5Jd3j5 sper ton
by car load.
PR,,yISIONs.-Thereis no change in pork; de.
mand moderate with sales at flBjJTl7 fOr prime,
$3.50 1850 tor mess, and S23d2i per Dbl for ceaI
aud exua clear, inclu ling backs. Beef sells al
sl0dll fnr mess and Sl2d13 Tor extra mess and
S4.5h q per DBL for FANNY, Lard has Oeen selling
1T 2Xdl3k per 10 for city and western. smoked
haus are selling at l2dl3c per 10, as to qualify.
BU rrER.-rhere Is hrm feeling Tor all choice
grades of OuIter other knds are duh. We quote
western an northern creameres al 3jai'c TO,
cnoco and 25di01 tor iair and good; New York aud
Vermont diaries at 2jdi!c IO' choice and 4OIzt fn
lair and guod; western dairy packed al 2Id2i tuT
choice and Is G23c for lair and good; and western
ladle packed at l92J for CHOICE and l6dlsc per 10
lui fair aud good.
CaEE3E-Is quiet aud we quote choice at IId
1870, lair and good al Halle aud common at 7d9 !;
pei ID.
EGGS-Are nim aud have been selling AT 2Sr2gc
for eastern Vermont ami New York 2Sn, Tor T.. h,
Island and Canada anu % Dl' per dozen Tor west
eTn.
POTArOES-rh There Is a steady demand for pota
toes, and We quote lrOOst0Og Rose az gld9ig;
NJ alne Central Rose at s. deOc; Northern Rose al
IS G9O; JAcksons and PLohdcs At SO, aud Peerless
al 80 nSoc per bush Sweet Potatoes have been
selling 81 S1.T60S.50 per bUl ~ 10 quality.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09
AUGUST,
State Religious News.

The wife of Rev. E. s. Morse is rlte
Ill.
Halifax people gave donation to R v.
Horace Fowler last week.
Rev. H. B. Quimby of Bristol is slowl,
recovering from recent illness.
The Brsttleboro M. E. Sunday school
held harvest festival last S ,bbath.
West Derby has had a pound party for
the benefit Of Rev. Mr.. Mllliken.
Rev. g. F. Arms of St. Adams Bay is
planning first-class lecture course.
Rev. Mr.. Kinks of Montpelier preached
ut the South church st. Jonnsbury October
90th.
Mrs. Sturtevant Of Middlebury has
lectured and organized a W. c. T. u, at
Barton.
Rev. G. H. Parker of North Troy has
accepted call Of the Baptist church iu
Grafton.
The ladies Of the M. E. church, South
Londonderry, gave an oyster supper last
week Wednesday.
Rev. d. R. Lowell. of the NJ. Z. church,
Fair Haven, lectured at Poutney on "a
suit at law"
Rev. j. B. Armstrong of the Troy NJ
E. conference preached very acccptably Al
Benson recently.
Rev. H. A Spencer and wife are receiv
ing the congratulations of friends upon the
birth of Il girl.
Quarterly meeting at the Rutland NJ
E. church last Sunday. Several united in
full membership.
Quarterly meeting was held at the NJ
E. church, Troy, the 10th of October anc
three were baptized.
The Methodist church at Sheffield will
he reopened November 10th foIlowe d by u
two days preachers meeting.
The annual session OF the state Y. NJ.
g. A., held at Newport last week, was we'll
attended and highly interesting.
Miss Laura Moore of Barnet is one of
the Vermont delegates to the National
Womans Christian Temperance Union.
The Baptist church at Charleston ha
been holding extra meetings. Rev, Mr.
Owen Of Lyndon and Rev. Mr.. rracy OF
DAnJill have assisted.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps of Barton, now attend,
ing the theological school at Andover, has
been engaged to write Sunday school notes
for the Express and StaNdard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

Rev. Asahel Washburn. 81 years Of
age. recently spoke in the Congregational
church, Greensboro. "Hls father organized
the first Sabbath school in Vermont and
the first in the United States in the year
1872"
Rev. Messrs. Lockhart OF St. Johnsbury,
Tracy of D ,nville. Atwood Of Sheffield,
Oven of Lyndon. and Collins Of Hatley.
P O, we're present anil rendered yeoman
service at the Blptist quarterly meeting at
East Charleston.
Jlmaiea has a new lodge of Good Tenn
plars with twenty-nine members. Rev. D.
G. Baker is chaplain.
The ladies' Of the Rutland VI. E church
held neck tie party at the v'st of the
church the 2l instant.
The B,ptists of Ludlow hi been
thol oughlv repairing their c. 'cl Il prep
aration for their new pastor.
The NJ E. church at ST. Aib,.s had a
honey festival at their pariors l,st Friday
.venino All voted i. a sweet line.
.Cl r,.,,, ,.,1,,o ha,, i,,., ham
organic II at Benson. State UrpIY w
Us v,;,no,,, ,r.s tho orc.,izin, off
40,
Rev. A. ]. Hough has been i'll and
unable to preach for one or two Sundays.
His family u4ve also been sick with diph
iberia.
.rss Raj ..,,...io, IF C,ngrag,,.
lion Il N, ..,.s.. n.,,L 4 session la,s weci
with Rev. 9. :, a,-s. Wna, 10 out
cbnr,bes mo-, ....,.,i >. 80. nr..ar. l.Je?'
WAS the tonic ..iscis3..
!, ,,-.l,....--; !.
ia p.oore .sinr 6os,v. T. l..s oorne
tower and is very tas:efoiiv u, .pn4d.
r.u, ,,.p.;,..
-, ..,;1 ~, h :,
49, r,,,C,a.,;. I..L-,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

VICTIM OF CONFIDENCE GAME.--Al-
bert CuSon Of Skipton. P. O.. went to
Montreal. Mondly, with another man to
sell some cattle and horses, for which he
Obtained 800. AS they were sitting in
the waiting room of the Bonaventure
1epot, waiting for a train, a man took a
seat alongside Of them and soon joined in
pleasant conversation with them. He
informed the unsuspecting drovers that he
WAS a drover like themselves and had
purchased lot of cattle at Montreal
Which he was going to take away, having
shipped them that evening. Just then
another man approached and said to the
pseudo cattle dealer: 1--WE have shipped
al your cattle, but you must pay me 800
before you leave" "Oh! that is impos
Sible," replied the other; II have on " a
$1,000 bill, and could not get it changed
now when all the banks are closed. "
Perhaps your friend, here, can change
he bilI,' persisted the man The simple
minded friend said he hid only 800
,hout him, but when VI other generously
ffrred to trust him for L.e balance of the
$1,000 the money was counted out and
handed to the supposed cattle dealer. 1t
Is hardly necessary to add that the $1,000
bill was counterfeit. There is no clue
70 the whereabouts of the swindlers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

THE MASSACHUSETTS NINTH The
commission sent out by Gov Long TO in
vesigate the actions of the 9th regiment
completed their work Saturday at Rich
mond. About sixty witnesses gave their
evidence under oath. The result was that
several misses testified that the soldiers
made indecent proposals to them. One
was slapped in the face and knocked
down. A lady school teacher testtie that
she was driving in buggy, three soldiers
stopped her horse and neat the animal
over the head. A negro girl testitied a
soldier stopped her on the street and
hugged and kissed her. A well known
merchant testified t. the bad conduct on
Nam street of group headed by non.
commissioned officer Car driver testified
bat they kicked their feet through the
windows of his car.
1t was in evidence that the soldiers
4natched baskets and buckets from girls
Ind women, took teams from their drivers,
injured zeal estate, and committed many
rther acts of devIltry. Several young men
testified that they had given aid to ladies.
The Boston papers have all changed
tone concerning the affair and the demand
s made that The regiment be disbanded.
Something ought to be done TO redeem
The good name of the state.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

Elegant CARDS. JOHN A. Haddock,
Ola Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, the
original wholesale card manufacturer, is
sending out for the benefit of card colIec
tors, b packages of 1888 elegant cards
winch ne will mail pbslptid oany address
fOr 20 cts. additional He VIII also furnish
G mplete sets Of SAMPLES of all the series
~h!ch he sells, for 80 cents; comprising
over 100 neat cards as we'll rs finer box
of lO4 elegant ards, tor FIFTY cen s.
postage paid. This is IN excellent oppor
tunIly to increase ones stock. rs Mr.. Hal
docks designs are many and extremely
beautiful. Postage stamps may be- sent.
fm45w1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09
THE NJ A 4 K ELS.
ported and ,sI8grIol3t soDrsS>Ly far the free
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

For the ,oeek ending Fts4tty, Nooea5ec 1881:
Cattle Sheen Hogs cat
tmarket this week, 1888 9,4oo 4,79l 2es
" last week, 3,Il4 800 4!E7 jU2
" " one year ago, 4,S47 1918 1859 30
100 'CS 90; hrst quality, $500 1850, sec"u
,uaItv. $500 $50; tnlrI quality, $3.50 ,4.75
.er LOO lbs on total weight Of hlde, iaiipw IL
res -el buef. y lew h nee single paIrs, 500
52j Butts. etc, III % 'G42'. Worrying oxen, 81
10 . pair, or lGcpr tw- % lhrir vItuH As Ue
steers, %4Sn no. Mich cows, 5000" 40 90 eN,
GOOD, S4!!H Dls.W with nr = ItlIut caves Is ID ,
- agre Il; l. rrow and prIn Try, 10 ~ $50. :
, ores, yelrilnYs, 1900 fl2.lO; wovetr-ot $
1900 n24.0U threeyear ulis, 620.uOd ti.uJ. ~hI
BG41c; extra, 515xc p h--or e25Ju5.75
eN. spring la ubs, ~ fuOc r r. Shele ohvel
acc , II. Fat hogs. 5HG7c mortimer
ressed hogs, 0GSEc e 10. Veal calves, 3t7,
~ 8 &C; Calf SKINS, II Il! &c per ID. rallo
607i.c, per lii; country, 81 &c. Pes W.T.
"uhl ou 75c G5I40 sH:h tuhtrv lots, loo
sl.i0 Lamb SKINS, 0O GtOc each. Shearugs 0Oy
each.
REM ARKS.-rhe market hr cattle was stei |.
s,ut aollGed no Improvement. the sal = ut
II 4 neal by HNhaSay Il J lck4On, gross weigh
Il 76l ms, Al s6.S5 per cwt, aud IS others, gio>
se'ght IS $50 lbs al 7c per 10 ten oxen Uy W. II
Webster TO J. 100 lbs Oh, al Sc > 10, dres>e,
weight; ten oxen BY Wells Il tlcIduis0n, 10 ,ires-
I go Ib- EACH nj &c per ID dressed weight; anu
,ur yea liIS bulls by \. Is. Enyraln At %l2.D pc,
ieal, In sh .ep clearance was lftCted etIllei
In.n hist week. No oh tnge IN prices. l.. Lovel
,uId SIX slim heep, average u lbs, at 1850 heal
\. ), smith -oli III heel mostly lamo-, aveIag,nI
81 lbs, at ~ pc. 10. j. Carroll sold 5S sheep
lambs averaSe71 lbs, at S5 ~ per cwI, Two toui
1t poultry the ntrket. u" qutllly better than
last week, and l0dlzc per Id is eadly obtained.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

The third number of volume 4th, of the
Vermont Historical Gazetteer, by Miss
Ienenway, is now being distributed to
subscribers. 1t contains the reminder of
he history of Marshf-ld, the history of
Nj lllesex. and the first plrt of the history
f Montpelier.
All who desire to secure the valuable
work rould improve the present oppor
tunity TO do so, us the edition will he lin
ned to ABOUT the number of actual
subscriptions. and is not Likely to be
duplicated bv additional publication.
Any vino desire to subscribe, and who
have not the opportunity to see AN agent,
may address Miss A. NJ. Henenway,
Montpelier, Vt.
The fourth number of volume will
soon he out and will contain among other
interesting history, tina. of Metho lIsln in
M1ntpeliur, with sketches of tine historical
data of the trinity church, the Vermont
conference seminary. and the VERMo 1T
CHRISTIAN MESSENGER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09
During the past i've years I have

ptA~A wv h'NfN
suffered from Calarrh AMI have used with
out relief remedies prescribed by various
physicians. | was advised 10 try EIy's
Cream Balm; am using II with beneficial
results, and feel confident shall be com
pletely cured of disease that has seriously
affected not only my nostrils but also my
eyes and hearing w. A. BnINrzINGHOF-
FER. JR, Wholesale TobaccOnisl, Ne~arS,
N j., May 29. 1879.
Eiy's Cream Balm for the cure OF
Catarrh is having large sales with me. |
think il the best article have sold tor thu
treatment of these diseases. and take grea
pleasure in recommending il to nv pat
rons, as | am hearing the most favorable
reports of its beneficial eifects. A.
FERGUSON, Draggist, Lockport, n Y
Price SO cents. im44w2
RICHMOND MARKET. November 7,h.-
GoOd to choice batter sold AT % 10 q
cents; selections, % to 50 Cheese, farm
made, plain, IL to II cents; sage. u to Is.
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.
1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by implr
blood, when ScOvil Sarsapariila AN
StlllIngia, or Blood and Liver Syrup vii
restore to the physical organization. 1t j..
q Strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 take
and the bes Blood Purifier evar diScby
cred, curing Scrofula. Syphilltic disorders.
| Weakness of the Kidneys. Ervsipelas
Nalaria, Nervous disorders, Debluy, BIZ
iou- complaints and i>eases Of Inc Blood
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc.
| 43ml.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

TamarAck Buffers Is not a xhiskey but ysyst,ti.
tonic. Best in use Al c. BlakelJ's.
T4mAraek Bittsrs the climax Of tonios treat vsss-
table specific, al c. Biakely's
Tsparsck 9itters will cure all malariAl disease,
Sold by c. blakely's.
Masic Lotion has no eqqal for pain internal or sI
teruaL Sold BY G. Blakely.
Dandruf Bauisber Will make the hair grow n. ron.
Tamar1cE B'teT s. are source Of eomior; to hs
Marie Lotion is ahead u an competition becsBs.t.
me best At C. Blakely's
Dandruf Bauisher contains no minerals. Athena.
paraton, at Bakely's
Tamarack Btters cnre Dyspepsia. CanstIpa,tor
Piles, &c. Sold by c. Blakely.
Cream Of Beauty hanishes pimples ulotches, speess
etc. Al q. blakely's
s G5eam # g ss5 :, g mary Ts' Of purity ds
Cream Of Beauty. Il IS charming, harmless and de.
I<utiul At @. BIakely's
D9qdrnr Bapi;her prevents the hair from fann.
sold by C. Bakely.
Tamaracs Bitters make the weak strong and the
strong happy. Sold by C B.akely.
Tanar1rk Btters tl- best Vegetable Bitters in the
world. Sod by Z. Blakely
CREAM OF BEtUTY--A del.cate charming srpii-
y cafiDu. which olr -hrs an uiIeutafIrus IurroWs,
scars tan trrCkes urd Isctlrutnus from he skin,
ewing rs delete texture clear. yoysfl and sr Doth
This great discovery Hr the ladies' To- destined 10
'-ea't Sreater admiration 5t man ami HIGHER am
1ipu q woman tuan al Tie arts u'uytd sure
ION Il really chArIulus auH harmless toilet prep
t-rtlpn hes rereutN he introduced, rt uver one
nilipn ladies have tested effects, ut one
T whpia could be induced to lispense with its use.
HIripu's Cream If Beauty Is sold % druggists. Try
IT. great sale at c. Blakely'r
NTlvic Lotion is new, dalixh full and wonderful
vi remedy, desgued aud warranted 10 suptr lie ali
the tau-rcliryuV a "en's yet discovered. This is
strong Ian fuasr INT poe upre strong than true Nsgic
Lotion Is entirely different from any lotion inueut
aiu killer or other compound Tor reiei uf rain n
IA" whole World, ali is perie"t harme for the in
iMt aud the Es"t, IL & oUoi.nE aut grateful tttl
uUruirE brow. fur .bhuy temples, aud fever arChpd
stem. Na-Ir LGrlHu viii tgUt-t pain and ailay a.
1aUIutui. more :a.uur than a. ruIuflvc com auld
/ 90 This or ANY other country. Sold b. G. Blhkely.
! Iarfoa' Catarr1 FSue ler.-Catarrh is recognzeaas
! Il J....l uarvar-Gt uisaErf'thl' aud disgusting
ease hu.yu 2. tu, iur. u race and the efforts 10
ru of tnI. itaI ,!lsas Ia, suuffed washed del
rxrd CARRIED aud xIIse over the au~eatiug, smart
ami uIi-rr effects Ut the wonderful cures uer-
a The at catarrh tue discouraged and
U-.1lStcd he b ru,a,s tn disease cont its
| ,fe2 u4ul H. breath bee. offensive that his
! f"trtst friend. avoid mm, auh be ster distinctly be
| re hin the @h'st ot rnusup.lrr. But, dear friend,
i"rr E..'Hrrt hone 'HrNHt- Use bsburur's Catarrh
! .Nuel.rr at,ars 'e tn directions.
-.ht Uy -. BIZ 'hf.LY.
| ,itv' ,t.'.--sa...' Vl0tnaliar. Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

The actual deficiency of the Newark
bank is $2,4ll 900 As. which is TO be made
up by assessments of stockholders and
losses by depositors, The latter will lose
S1,9ll ,00045. Examiner Shelley estimates
That after making allowance for all prob.
able losses the deDositors may receive from
80 to so per cent, and the stockholders
will lose an amount equal TO their stock
additional.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

A Washington letter says: " New York
is to have new daily journal A portion
of the money has been raised, and early
in The new year first class daily paper
will be published in The metropolis, avow
eddy in the interest of the present admin
istration."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

DIR ROGERS WORN SYRUP instant,
destroys WOnMS
ST ALBANs BUFFET, November S.-A,
tendance guoi. receipts tair market qIt"
and prices tending down, We quo
common. Is TO 20; good TO choice, Is IL,
% cents per pound; selec ions, 80 cent
per pound; extra, 80 to 81 cents pc,
pound Shlpm"nt about gu pacKage>
Eggs Is cents per d'zen Poultry 10 To-
IA cents per pound, 10 pack .ses of butte
rom Canada ,old at 26 cents.
WILLIsToN MARKET, November 7rh.-
Good 10 fir butter sold ~ % to a cent?
choice. 20 to %; selections, 80. Egg, %
cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09
AN OLD DOCTORS ADVICE,

1t was this: Trust in God and keep
your bowels open" For This purpo.r
many an old Decor has advised the hab
ilually cos i've u lake Kidney Wort-fo
no other remedy so effec, ually ovcrcomps
this condition, and that without the dis
Lress and gripping which other medicines
cause. It is radical cure for pile
Don't fail to use it. Transtated from The
Netc Yorker Zeitung. 45w1
THEATRICAL NOTE Dion Bourinaul
says lie will retire from the stage after this
season.
FAMILY soENA.-H: my dear, how much better
you are since you commenced using Wheat B'tters,"
W.; yes, will add my testimony at once"
The Utah supreme court has decided
that Representative Cannon, the Mormon
delegate to congress, WAS never naturaliz
Ell and hence is an alien which sustains
the view taken by Governor Murray when
he refused certificate of election to Can
non and gave it TO Campbell.
| LOOK OUT FOR SUDDEN CHANGES
of weather, and guard against them by using War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Rev. j. K. Richardson recently discuss
ed Recent scientific thought in relation
TO the word of God.
A Smooth Complexion can be had by
every lady who wild use PIrKer's Ginger
Tonic. Regulating the internal organs
ind purifying the blood 1t quickly rem ives
pimples and gives healthy bloom to the
cleek See notice. fm42ml
The pastor of the Congregational church
At Clarendon preached last Sabbath his
tifth anniversary sermon.
| We call the attention of our readers to the adver
.l,tm .nt If =. II. FIz5erII h Co, IN another OF
ma, showing now every soldier disabled 10y accI
| cent or Otherwise, can secure pension.
| m44wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09
ALBERT DWINELLl ,,,t.siopars
r43w3 ALBERT GEORGE, ( No'u
4 SENATE E. WhEF LER'S ESTATE

The lnlarsiVued having been appointed ny lhe
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF NasuhS
ton, Commits toner's to receive EXAMINE ana adls ~
claims aud demands otall person against th1 eNate
deceased and all claims eNhb!,d IN Offset 1'IgS T
hereby give notice tuat We viii meet Tor iMt Iuts
poses aforesaid. at the dwelling house Ct fhlntss
Wheeler in East Calais, on the 2sd day OF SoVempSr
Aud cath day OF March neNr, from IL O'Clock, ~
until O'Clock p. NJ each of sald DAYS, and tIhl es
month from the I'd lay OF October 4. D. NJ, u
the time limited by said Court for said credlWtss
to present their claims to US for eNaminauol alu
allowance. - ., =, ,ss,
j. W. LEOSNRO,. Commissioners
MP WHITE fd4inistrator F4Sws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-09

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