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Rev. -, Washington, D. c., writes: ~
believe II 10 he all wrong and even wicked
for ClCrgymCn or other public men to be led
into giving testimonials to qunck doctors OF
vile stuiIs called medicines, but when real.
~ meritOrious article made of valuable rein.
edies known TO ALL that all physicians usc
and trust in daily, We should freely rccOm-
mend 1t. | therefore chGCrfully and heartily
commend Hop BittCrS for the good they have
done me aud my friends, firmly believing
they have no equal for family Use. will
not he without tllGm.'-New York Baptist
Weekly, .... t.lau I Iar 'MWf8W
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~ - - - - y
NEURAL .k.IA,
;;s,- 81:
Nervousness q. les Sick s Headache
30 brs ga ~ sr--+rs-A ~ s.1-
Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Head
sa. ..as abe,
-1s. I'D '.
Sleeplessness, Paralysis and Indi.
i+- gestiOn,
ARE ALL Durable DISEASES,
DIR, G, W. Benson Warrants His
Celery, and
'ChamOmile Pills to Cure Every
Case,
No Matter How Chronic or Obsti.
nate the Case May Be.
This Statement is Made After
Years of Experience in
we Their Use.
No Matter How Chronic or Obsti-
nate the Case May BE.

They have been tested time and time agi In,
and always with satisfactory results. Thus
preparation Just meets tho necessity OF the
case, These Diseases are all nervous diseases,
Let me say Just what my pills are made to
cure, and what they have and will cure
Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sick Headache, Ner-
y0us Headache, Dysppptic Headache, Sleep
lcssness, Paralysis and Indigestion. Nor
vOnSncss embraces nervous weakness, irrita-
tion, dependency, melancholy, and a rest
less, dissatisfied miserable state OF mind and
body lndescribdblG, These aro some OF the
sympOmsOf Nervousness Now, to bO fully
restored to health and happiness Is priceless
boon, md yet for fifty cents you can satisfy
yourself that there is a cure for you, and for
s. At The very Eurthest that euro can DO fully
secured, These pills are all they arc repre-
scented to be, and Are guaranteed TO give sat
isfactlon II used as directed. Please remenl,
Dor they arc. prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, DyspeptiC
Headache Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis,
SleGplcssncss and Indigestion, and will cure
any rase. Price 80 cents or six bottles for
- 80, postage free, Sold by all druggists,
Depot No. 100 North Eutaw street. Baltimore.
Boston office, No O, Hamilton Place.
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GEre g'stelIiaetter,
RECRETH.

Think not some knowledge rests with thee alone.
Why, even Gods StupendOus secret, Death,
We one by one, with our expiring LHcath,
Do pale with wonder, seize and make our own,
The b0somed trensuresOi the earth are shown
Despite her careful hiding; aud the uir
Yields It's mysterious ullrycls In despair,
To swell tho mighty stOrchouSe VI things known.
In vain the sea CxpoStulatcs md raves
II cannot cover from the keen worlds sight
The curious wonders VI It's coral caves
And 80, despite thy caution or Thy team,
The prying tingcrs OF detective years
Shall drag Thy secret out Into light,
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~ linn,i snlrlia.

r Walker. Cleveland, Ohio wrltcSi "FCr
tile Inst twelve months have suffered with
nimbagp aud general debility. I CommenCcd
taking liur,lock Blood llittefs about six weeks
ugo md now have great pleasure III stating
tint | have recovered my appetite, my COtil-
plcSlOn las grown rtiddy, and Ipnl natter
altogether, prip4 81 o. trial size lgfprts,
Sold by T,alighlih Bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. "
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Si !IEEIR !; n, Is SALE OF VALUABLE

SlIER1FF,S SALE OF VALUABLE
BY virtue Of the authority vested In me b. d dc.
crgG Of the Circuit Court Oi MaRhall cOtinty, ".
Va, made ~ the Gh4neety citisc Of L. D. Pifly and
on the Sd day Of July, 1881 viii proceed 10 SSil,
AZ public auction, TO the highest and best bidder at
the iOnt door Of the MAtslall county Cout. llotSC,
on SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY or BEt'TEM.
- s Der, 1881,
The following real estate Of Which Eflsha i.lndsey
died seized, Situated In and htat Mnuhlsyill6,
ManhNll cotnty, ". va, "a follVNs, tbEIt; Lot No.
he fivef hii containing 3D. acres, beilE The land
conveyed 10 Elisha 1indtay by David Roberts anti
wife by deed dated septemlr 2Illy 1875, and by
tatrh is6s. This IL yery Dc afpbiS iatn and lays
Nell except that paft iOiilng the hvef. 4 hire
kSH Of II isclVntrt and ~ gUd state oicultITallOf
70. SP sgn.Si,psiiEt ~ ATS allpg!nE let no
very well and IA mostly cleared and in good s,Ate
Of cultivation, and isn fnt Clps EnlInE farm, lat
No fNP as DESIGNATED ni tht plot Of Elizabeth Tom
III decided 70 Eha Lindsey BY fst Vs ~ TaSIaS s
BY d0t dated tho i'ttlGy pi MAIth, 1861. Lot M,
"a IN the same addition % ElllabethlOwn being Tho
same 10y conveyed . Elisha lindSyby John Andef.
1857. 10, 20. hg one md thLec:lunftet acres,
more OF les, adjoining the H. OR X, depot. This
ytry valuable rltcc q proIptiy on account Of iiS
lOClW. iNl lgT Vul!ullHl OlA ma ~ Nnls
liable inr the lhfgc vein Of and NJ very superior
Inallty. Int No 3 being brick warehouse and
small lot oi ground At the mouth Oi Big Grave creek,
aud oil the north bank extending 10 the Ohih liver
The title N oil the above parcels and lots Of land
"A believed Ia be perfect
TERN or sALE-Onefouhh Of the pufchAeo
money cash IN hand, and "a much more a. the puf.
chaser may elect to pay; 0neiourhih ono year. ono.
fourth In two yeAfs aud the remaining fourth In
three ycdr the deferred payments 10 bear Interest
from thodayO OF ale. The purchaser will he tednlFcJ
payments, and the title Will be retained .inti In
nufchape money IA all paid, or II tho hufrhGiei
choose he may secure the payments by 4 deed d
| tEpH on the premises,
~. !, h. HICKS,
hula Sheriff and 6ommlSlonth
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CoinSEi MrDASIniA the celebrated nropric.
TOR Of Stony Brook Stud Farm, Princeton, N.
j., says y hardly think too much cnti be
said III htOlSO Ut tlils invaluable mrllclncfor
tho horse (Llehig Cos AfniCatcd Extract OF
Witch llaEol.) I should advise all hOrsemen
TO keep II constantly on hand" II quiChy
cures Ovcr-sttain, wounds, inllamatlons, and
most Of tlle commoner ailments Oi the horse.
Also cures Clown Scah, Poll Evil Injury
from Ffessurn Of the .Glrtli, Rheumatism,
Harness Calls, InldpSd TCudihouS sheaths,
Ec. Depot, O1 Maiden Lane, New York.
sdld III 'hfty cPHt and dollar sizes; reduced
ratcs hy thpgallon and half gallon. Heware
al wOtthlesS limitations. Mw&T.
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Some wOnld.bc liyrOns look OIL with disgust
At the rhymes Of Eclectic OIL 'pOetm
hut we hive the best article known to the world,
And intend that all pprsOns Shnll know II,
II cures coughs, colds, asthma anil CItAFth,
Bronchitis and complaints Of TINT klIldi
II does NOT cost much though FheumltCs Il Cures.
IT'S best oil In the world yOti can md
Sold by lAughlln litOa < Co., Wholesale Drug,
glsts Wheeling ". Va.
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing u - unpleasant nothing 70 common Is
bad breath uni In nearly every case II comes from
che stplpReb, and eau besO elNly sOurStedi II You
Will taxi sinlnlhs LileF RptgplAt0 DoIOt Neglect
80 surf hlntdy Tor this feppliye dlsOrdor II will
Sll2 imp Fpys " ~, ppleSiop and Roneal
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w ~ ~ = HNNHHA
The cheapest, punSt
and best family medicine
IN the world.
An egsctpRlS specific for
ali diseases OF the Liver,
Stomach and spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
GHiLLS AND FEVER,
MALARIOuS FEVERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESSNESS, JAuN.
DICE AND NAUSEA.
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plies.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and rDhbng existence VI ull pleasure,
owing To the secret SuiIerlng from Piles Yet relief
Il ready 10 the hand Of almost any who will uS0
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands, simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent purge but gentle assistance 10
MIXTURE.
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MEbIcAL.. ). .

.LRSIOB feohdulls drgWsyI deb lstated, nave ms
onGsf halilchi uibuih ta'fes hldly, poor lppelilg
and tnllita C6aied You arc suffering hon tdlIld
lIyer Il bnpRs = aud nothing viii eIle you D
sue y & aud lermluently as q taka sinmpna Li7ef
Elghh tpT Dc Aiadirinc,4 " ~ = "
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''MY son had an abScrss In lis aide that
discharged twd quarts Of mattel. Lindsey
Blood scdtchcr' cured him. I,F Brooks,
Painesville, Ohio, paw
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Malaria Ia an Unseen VapOrous b.

Poison spreading disrnst and deHtli In many loChll
lies for which QIlnine Il no genuine nntilO!C but
Tor the effects Gl which llOSCtefs stomach Filters
q not only n thorough remedy, but RELIABLE lte,
tentative. To this iACt there lSAn overwhelming
array Of Testimony, extending over q period O!
thirty ypAFB. All Disorders Of the liver, stomach anu
bowels arc also conquered by the BitteTs.
For sale by oil druggists and dealers generally
nni.NWF6W
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MANHOOD RESTORED-A VICTIM
1XA Of carly inpudcnCe, causing nCtvOusdebIiity
premature decay, etc. having tried IN vain every
known remedy, hns discovered simple means OF
iereE:, Address ]. II. REEVES, 4s Chatham street,
New York II nTiI7.NwFtty
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FRANsPloRFAlIoNr

DITISBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
L LOUIS RAAillR4y-PANIANDLE ROUTE
Iat
., Time tible to- kass aud uat convicted 10 JULY
Trains lpaye Panhandle Depot, foot Of Elsxenlh
street near Public Landing daily, except sunday,
" I9llAA: IL.
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling a. s;b! a. NJ, ar,
nvea WGllSbuW G2j AN, SlegbCilYillU 9bS A, w.,
makihg eloso connection Tor WeAtG1l points
Trains leaving Columbus d $40 2. Y, and Gas A.
", run daily, Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at 600 ~, with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago vt 1850
next morning: hcrtha Gun be secured IN advance at
UNION Depot Ticket Once, Columbus.
Pullmph,s Palace pulWlng Room SeOping Cans
through without chuhge from stCubcnVIlle East 10
Philadelphia and New York West TO Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 81, Louis
For through tickets, baggage cheeks sleeping CAr
accommodations, md any further information, up.
ply 10 JOS, N, BELLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent, Ut Pan.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or NJ City
Ticket Office under Mcclure House, Wheeling,
d. W. CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, HttShuRh,Pa,
L, A, FORD,
Gcn'l Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TO CHICAGO,
Only eighteen hDun,

SfIuDENviLLE ACCoMMODA riON.-LCRyes DcllAlro
al $40 r. ~, bridgeport 500 =. " Arrives at stell.
bGnyllle at sos r. Nj leaves StGubenyvllle at 1850 A.
~; bridgeport At 1852 A. Nj arrives at DellaiFe at
0.OTA. u,
Tickets and bagyngC checks II all principal points
In the East and West can b0 procured At the Ticket
Office In bridgeport II. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-11-11
BR/DPORT.
Nellie Barbour is quite sit

Mrs. Nellie Barbour is quite sick.
Mr.. M. F. Muzzey has moved on
Mr.. Noble Hills place.
-Dncello's United Exhibition pavc
their entertainment before a good bousc
on Saturday evening of last week. -.
YOBITUARY.-The death of Mr.. O. N
Pratt occurred on October %. while on
VISIT TO the west. lie had visited his
SOD, ,; -. Pratt, in Bloomington, H.,
ana whlle crossing the lake TO Benton
iiarbor, Michigan, was taken sick.
After reaching that place he was remov-
cd to the residence of Mr.. +. b, .JeWett
formerly of Bridport, where he died
after week of sickness of malarial
dlarrh9a. He intended to have visited
Two sisters, one i'll Michigan and one i'm
Wisconsin. His son S. 0. Pratt was
telegraphed for and was with him when
ne died. Ills remains were removed to
his home in Bridport, for interment.
Ills eldest son, s. j. Pratt, of Meriden.
Conn, was notified in time to meet the
family at Rutland on their return home.
lie leaves wife, two sons and three
daughters. His wife and Youngest
daughter were with him when he died
Ills Two eldest daughters, Mrs. Spauld-
ing OF Addison and Mrs. Allen of Fer
rlsDur9h, were present at the funeral.
which took place on Tuesday, Nov. /,
l'ev. Mr.. Eaton preaching from Rom.
5;l2. Mr.. Pratt was born in Bridnorf'
sept. 10, 1909. lie was man greatly
respected by all and one of the LEADING
business men OF the place. His death
leaves vacancy which cannot be filled
IN the community and his bereaved
family have the sympathy of all their
friends and neighbors.
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STATE ITEMS.

Diphtheria has broken out at South
Woodstock and several deaths have oc-
Cured.
Besides several boxes of clothing.
Brattleboro sends Sl20 in cash to the
governor Of Michigan for the sufferers.
William Tilson, of South Royalton,
fell from the tender of freight engine
at Braintree, recently, and was nearly
killed.
The Windham County Poultry and
Pet Stock Association decides to hold
the next exhibition the second week in
January, at Brattleboro.
A sportsman tells the st. Adams
Messenger that fish in large quantities
are being taken in nets from Lake
Champlain in spite of the law.
During the year ending September
80, 1881, 1000 loaded freight cars past
sed through st. Adams from the West
for Boston, against G4,S00 the year
previous.
Lewis Japan, a,Brandon youth, has
been bound up in $500 bonds and COM
mitted for default of this sum on. the
charge of burglariously attempting to
enter the house of Frank j. Wood, of
that place.
The house in which President Author
was born in East Fairfield is still stand
ing. Several apple trees near by are
pointed ont by the "oldest inhabitant''
as having been planted when the Presi-
dents father was living on the place.
Louis Norrington,,of Springfield,
was accidentally shot by another young
lad, Fred Sawyer, the other day, while
the boys were playing with shot guns.
The charge entered the neck and pro-
duced serious if not fatal wound.
A thirteen-year-old girl, taken from
the Children's Home at Burlington, by
George Messenger, of Norwich, stole
Sl6O In money, a gold watch, etc.,
from her employer and started for
parts unknown. She was overtaken
and will be sent to the Reform School.
The amount of mail.matter delivered
by the carriers at Burlington during
October was: Letters, 37,09i; postal
cards, lO,SSS; newspapers, 2l,413; let
tiers collected, 25,472; postal cards,
S,664; newspapers, 3,926-making tho
aggregate of mail matter handled 109,.
557 pieces.
AT meeting at st. Adams. DIR. l..
Gilman, |. Il. Beaman, William EN-
brey, George ID. Woodwork and
George w. Newton were appointed a
committee to enforce the prohibitory
law. The Messenger says; awe I'M
derstand that just as soon as q small
fund is collected the work of closing
up the bars will be begun. IL is likely
that a mass meeting will be called
soon."
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Harmon Allen, ono of our aged
citizens is quite feeble now days.
r.. ii. Mardin and wife have beer
visiting friends in Castleton.
Elder Quimby, pastor of the Advent
church, is slowly recovering his health
Union Block is being newly paint.
ed, also the front of e. d. Patterson's
block.
Garfield street, running east from
the Methodist church, is being laid out
and fenced.
Rev. Merritt Hulburd, of Burling-
ton, is expected to speak on temper
ance here soon.
George Bostwick and Charles Han
chett are putting up a two.story resi-
dencc OH Garfield street.
The selectmcn are causing the
road leading into the "Dasin" to be
improved by filing in, &c.
Pat O'Neil has bought a building
lot OH Spring street, and will move one
OF his tenant houses on to the lot.
DIR. f. Z. Wheeler and wife
celebrated the 10th anniversary of
their marriage last Wednesday eve.
ming.
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County News.
WETBRIDGE.
ainy weather but warm,

Rainy weather but warm.
business at the cider and grist mills
is very brisk.
Colo is the recipient of large lot
of orders for fine work in the boot line
from Atchison, Kansas.
"A spirited discussion at the temper
ance meeting last Tuesday evening.
''Ministers VS.. Laymen."
-Sprigg's fine drove of turkeys (25O)
are fitting for thanksgiving. Adams
also keeps sending nice lots of poultry
to the Hub.
Tho teachers for the winter in town
are No. 2, Miss Estabrook; No. 3, Mr..
E. b. Royce; No. G, Miss Hattie Sturte.
want. a good corps so far. No. and
b are yet TO be heard from.
The assessments of the vt. Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. are in the hands of
the agent for collection. You are re-
quested 10 give your early attention;to
The same. nj. N BAKER, Agent.
--Sneden has the provender mill in
better order than for years as is the
corn mill. lie is making nice work in
the wheat line too, and the increase of
custom indicates a knowledge of it by
the patrons.
Some decided changes in the an.
pc arance of the Wright monument
denote the presence of some unusual
parsonage. Inquiry gives it as being
MIR. Solomon Jewett, former promi-
nent townsman, now of Rutland.
Quite number of the friends and
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Adams met at their residence Oh Tues |
day last to celebrate the tenth anniver-
sary OF their wedding day. The day
passed very pleasantly indeed. Re-
ireshments were served at early candle
lighting and of such character as to
suit the most particular ones. Remarks
we're made by Rev. Mr. Curtis, followed
by prayer. The company departed soon
eaving behind many wishes of long
md pleasant years to the happy couple,
together with large list of presents
both useful and ornamental, the former
being largely in the majority.
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ADDISON

Miss Jessie Goodalc is to teach this
winter.
g. w. Whitford, has been repainting
his house.
DIR. Whitford of Michigan, has been
here on flying trip.
Miss Scarbrough's school in Norton
town closes this week.
-Russel Smith is in New York city
studying at medical college.
We always supposed that the church
pulpit was exempt from mere personal
euds, but was for religious service.
A youthful gentleman recently called
on Mr.. Charles Gooda,e aud SO ably
argued his case that he was assured OF
board and lodging for an indefinite
period.
Rev. E. Goodspeed addressed the
Baptist congregation upon the sGarfleld
Memorial Hospital" last Sunday, and
was appointed to receive contributions
for that purpose.
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Publications Received.

MAPLE HALL MYsTERY.-A romance
by Enrique. Farmer. Published byW. B.
Smith IL Co. N. Y. Satchel Series. 25 cts.
Story said to be founded on facts, and
has an awful villain who does the MUIR
der business on q large scale. The
hero and heroine rather mushy. The
mystery very transparent. The read
or leaves it with feeling that he would
like to know what it was written for.
In short, the story is about as poor trash
as good wood pulp paper was ever
wasted on. People who like trash will
doubtless be delighted with it.
Oliver Ditson 81 Co., run powerful
music mill that turns ont great many
thousand pages of music per month
all of O selected quality of musical
wheat, kiln.dried, well-ground, we'll
prepared for market, and all with the
brand of true genius. They send us
of the last prime lot: "Shepherd
Song" Gao cents,) by SchulhofI, with
fine portrait of Miss Franklin who sings
it; "Two's Company" $50 cents) by
Wertherly, charming proverb in
song; "Clover Song" $50 cents) by
Wightman, sweet as honey. "Annie
Waltz" go ccnts) by Livingston, a
little jewel of piece for young play
ers; as is the "Chop Waltz" (25
cents) by Lulli. There comes also a
grand Egyptian March" Gao cents)
by Strauss, and sparkling "Da Capo
Polka" $50 cents) by Schcrz. Also a
copy of the Musical Record, C cents)
published every week. Among other
things it has faithful description of all
new music.
We have received the Christmas
number of Ehrichs' Fashion Quarterly,
full from end to end of things for old
and young, and suggestive, on every
page, of ways to make Christmas pleas
ant, and the holiday season time of re-
joicing in very truth.
The amount of information about
Christmas gifts that the publishers
have managed to compress into the
present issue of this popular magazine
is astonishing. Besides the usual illus
trated account of the fashions in dres-
ses, bonnets, etc., the whole Christmas
market is passed in review, and the
choicest articles of foreign and domes-
tic make, suitable for presents. are
illustrated and described. For The
older folks are all the newest designs
in china, majolica, silver ware, en-
broiderics, bronzes, clocks, etc.: for
the younger are books and games.
albums, dressing cases, jewelry, music
folios, papeteries, and hundred other
items; while for the children is an ar.
ray of toys such as, it is safe to saw.
was never collected into volume be-
fore. The book is complete compen-
dunn of Christmas gifts. Every article
is lucidly described, and the prices of
all are given, and very moderate
they seem.
AS a special compliment to their
Christmas patrons, the publishers an
nounce that they will send to each sub.
scriber whose subscription reaches
them within certain limited time. a
copy of the "Christmas Musical Al
bum," which is described as a collcc.
ton of nine pieces of music by
Gounod, Godfrey and others, specially
adapted to the Christmas season. This
alone is said to be worth the whole
subscription price of the magazine.
The Fashion Quarterly is published
by Enrich Bros, of Eighth Avenue,
New York, at so cents year, or 10
cents a copy.
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UERGENNE,S

Col. Scranton and family left on
Monday for Scranton, Pa.
-IIerrick Stevens and wife and Miss
Helen Stevens are visiting in Chicago.
M. r. Fisher and Sias Tappan 20 to
Florida to spend the winter for their
health.
The streets of Vergennes rejoice in
plenty of mud, and pedestrians wish
they didn't.
"A new steam heating apparatus is
being put into the Farmers National
bank building.
The Shade Roller Companv hava
completed their repairs and started
work again yesterday.
Judge Picrpointis considered some
what better than last week. but apnears
on thc.whole TO be failing from The mfr
mites of age.
There was sociable and supper at
the Congregational church Wednes day
evening, which we understand, was
quite successful.
1t is said that the office of the now
Mutual Union telegraph line will be in
the Franklin House, which will be q
convenient place forit.
The Musical convention closed las
Friday evening. There were concert {
the last two evenings. Perhaps OWN o
to the weather and roads, it was not .
success financially, but the singers en-
joyed it much.
Mr.: jackson the new proprietor
OF the Franklin House, is running the
elegant bus belonging to the House 10
meet all passengers trains. lie has a
good number of regular boarders, and
we trust he will develop the ability 10
draw share of the patronage of the
travelling public.