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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-06

MoNTPELIER-Mr 7. II. Clark, who was a
brakeman on the express, remains at the Pavilion
with Conductor McAllister.. Hon. Charles
Dewey and Mrs. Dewey started Monday on a trip
to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and probably
to Washington. Messrs. j. W. Brock, H. w.
Heaton and j. c. Houghton, commissioners on
the 7, o. Bailey estate, held their first meeting
for the examination of claims at the Pavilion
Monday afternoon. The engine Mddesex Is
now run on the branch road in place of the Ver-
mont, which was damaged in the recent col
lsion,. The sleighing Is good in this vicinity,
but it Is reported that there is no snow at many
points in the state north and south of this vii
age.. Miss Mary Merrill has gone to Benning-
ton to visit friends. . Messrs Hiram and George
Atkins spent Thanksgiving In Poughkeepsie, New
York, going Wednesday and returning Satur-
day, -. The thermometer registered five degrees
below zero at this office at seven clock on Mon
day morning. 1t was the coolest day of the sea-
son thus far. Mrs Silas Burbank has left the
Pavilion aud Is now visiting with the family Of
H. s. Loomis Mr.. o. d, Clark has celebrated
the recent happy event OF his life by purchasing
the insurance business formerly carried on by
Pitkin & Company, which will hereafter be
known as Clarks agency. The WATCHMAN ex-
tends its congratulations, with best wishes that
both ventures may prove abundantly satisfactory.
....A pleasant service OF song was enjoyed at
the Church of the Messiah Thanksgiving eve.
The report that Dennis Lane was negotiating for
the purchase Of the Pavilion in the interest OF
Mr.. o. g. Barron appears to be without founda-
| ton Conductor Stackpole is now running the
| branch train. 80. L. W Bailey arrived in town
| Saturday, and spent Sunday with his mother in
Elmore. &C ", Porter, Esq assisted his friends
in Qnechee in dsposing of the traditional Thanks
| giving bird. Auditor Powell remained In town
| over Sunday. j. Sibey is fast recovering
from his recent Illness, and expects to be at his
| post again soon. Rev H. !. Hill spent Thanks
| giving with his family in Concord, New Hamp-
| SHIRE and there was consequently no service al
Christ church. o.. Superintendent ]. w. Hobart
accompanied by st. Adams physician, visited
the injured conductor, Mr. McAllster last Sat
| urday Mrs 5. @. Woolson was threatened
with pneumonia Saturday night and a physician
was called, but happily, she was all right in the
morning. Major Horace X, lde of St. Johns
| bury, the newly-e.ected quartermaster-general
was 10 town yesterday. We are glad to SCI
| that the baiiffs have been instructed to arrang,
for better ventilation of Capital Hall,
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Current Mention.

Al Capital Hall, "Hazel Kirke next Monday
last Friday,
AN adjourned term of Washington county court
opened yesterday.
wLFRED C. HARRIS has been appointed post
master at Groton Pond.
HAVE your smoked glass ready and observe the
transit Of Venus to-day
REV. W. j. JOHNSON OF Waterbury exchanged
pupits last Sunday with Rev Mr.. Miller.
REMEMBER next Monday will be the only
chance this season to witness Hazel Kirke"
CAPTAIN U. A, WOODBURY. has bought the entire
Pioneer shops property in Burlington and will re-
build at once.
REV, GEORGE S. GUERNSEY will preach in
Fletcher next Sunday, December 10th, forenoon
and afternoon.
WE shall publish next week supplement con-
tanning all the laws passed at the recent session
OF the legislature.
MRS. JOHN CAYHUE died in Berlin last Sunday
in consequence OF having taken an overdose Of
morphine on Saturday to produce sleep.
THE annual meeting of the state grange Of
Patrons of Husbandry will be held at ten O coch
In the forenoon OF December 18TH at the Pavilion
hotel in this village.
"HAzEL KRKE" has been performed over two
thousand consecutive times, the longest run OF
record, and Is just as strong an attraction to tn,
public as ever. Large audiences greet the play
nightly At Capital Hall, Monday evening, De
cember II.
THE St. Johnsbury hder has been enlarged
and the publisher speaks In terms OF pardon
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Village Meeting.


At the annual village meeting, held Monday
evening, the following officers were elected
Moderator, George w Wing; clerk, James I.
Sabn; FIRE wardens, p. p. Pitkin, L. Bart Cross,
George A. Peck John L. futile, joel Foster, Jr
baffs, II. G. Lull for ward one, Thomas Marvin
for ward two, Osman ID. Clark for ward three,
Oghtney Jangraw for ward four and George U.
Stratton for ward FIVE; collector OF taxes, Dayton
7. Clark; treasurer, j. G. Houghton auditors, j.
w. Brock, T. G. Phinney and L. Bart Cross. "A
tax OF ten cents on the dollar of the grand list
was voted, TO be paid before February, 1885
Fifty dollars were appropriated for the observance
OF Decoration dav, TO be expended under the oil.
rection 1.-THE baiifs. The baiifs were instructed
TO take measures to secure better ventilation OF
Capital Hall. The officers and members OF the
fire companies, as reported by the clerks, were
confirmed The bailiffs we're Instructed to make
repairs upon engines four and five, and the treas
urer was authorized TO borrow 50 900 on the
credit Of the village to defray past and future ex
penses. The utmost harmony prevailed, although
there was threshing over OF old straw in the
matter Of lighting the streets. Mr.. Heath brought
up again the old project Of lighting with kerosene
oil Instead OF gas, but 1t was squelched. This
spook has come up at every village meeting for
the past three years, and, like Banquo's ghost
will not stay down. II was evident that the
voters were well satisfied with the present manner
of lighting the streets and the slight additional
expense OF burning gas will be cheerfuly borne
An attempt was made to re-elect the old board OF
bailiffs, but the declination of one Of them and
his assurance that another would not serve caused
the meeting to elect an entirely new board with a
very large infusion Of young blood. The mem
bers OF the new board are as yet untried, but
from our knowledge OF their business ability, we
confidently predict that they will be worthy
successors Of the old board. The officers Of the
fire companies are as follows No. 4-ForemaD,
Charles +. Collins first assistant foreman,
Thomas j. Keegan; second assistant foreman,
Fred Emmons; clerk, Il. W. Brown; treasurer,
Hiram Atkins; steward, o. G. Miles; collector,
Frank Butterfly Capitol, No. b Foreman,
Janus Crossett first assistant foreman, Patrick
tary and collector, Charles DEF. Bancroft; trea'
surer, Robert j. Hargin steward, Lucus j.
Goodwin. Farragut Hook and Ladder Foreman
W. W. Noyes first assistant, J, B. Anderson
second assistant, j. d. Cummings; clerk and
treasurer, NJ. c. Kinson; steward, Lewis Rodney
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Live Stock Market.

PRICEs-EItra fat and heavy premium oxen 81 0OGs25
hrt quality, 81 25dS5O; second quality S5OOb so; third
quality, s2545 per 100 ms on total weight of hide allow
and dressed beef. few choice single pairs, s00@00.
according 20 their value as beet steers si5G2O Mich
cows, s2000G38OO; extra good $40 004S0 NTH with
calves be agreed; arrow and ordinary SIS mo
5000 Stores, yearlngs. s9OG20O0; twoyearolds $500
035.O0; three-year-ods s25IO6ti5.OO Sheep, 2SGir;
extra 41SG5c " Dor s225G500 q head. Lambs, iG56c
Bb; s1esIed sheep, O0G0Oe u NJ shotes wholesale Oci
retail, 66tl0c d N. Fat hogs. 7HG14c n. North
eTn dressed hogs, $1,000 u n. Veal calves, 5G7hc
* d. Brighton hides gHG1lOc; country lots, d9c. Calf
skins l2Hc v n. Talow, 7IlGsc q n; country: 45Gec.
Pelts with wool on, 15s 10 EACH country lots, 75cs TO-
REMARKS.-There was no Improvement in the rates on
cattle. The best noticed at waertown lot OF six
head OF from Vermont, which sold at 9i.c Il h
dressed There nothing at market called choice
Country cattle very slim, and sold mostly to
couny nncnsIs VINO oougnt at +121s 1tesseu loi lhi
good grades including Western steers sold at Union
yards and Brighton for 5@l6c " H. live The sheep trade
favorable TO butchers buying not because they
actually needed them unless Of extra grade they have
plenty of TO fair lots The best lambs sold at
the best sheen at &c. and lots OF focks at 2I@4c ~ 10
There ton OF live poultry at market and II sold
l0@2l2kc u 10; turkeys sold at l2hsc q 10,
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PERSONAL.


Hon. WILLIAM M. EvARTs spent Thanksgiving
at his Windsor home
Hon. HENRY BALLARD of Burlington will leave
this week to spend the winter in Colorado.
I,r,rrrv,Nr. C,ovrpNop p,NoRrr will deliver
the Decoration day address at Montpelier in May.
EARLE KrNsrry. son of the editor of the Bur-
l;ngton Cqjpner has gone to Washington to as
anna bis duties 40 MAGE in the United States
senate
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MIR L. NJ fLAdd' a native OF Wlhdham county,
VINO mas peen III itaiy some iour years. engaged
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leafhs.

In Montpelier Nov. 5, FREEMAN O. ALEXANDER. 10
years and II months.
In Montpelier, Dec. |, NATHANIEL c. KING, NJ D., 80
years, months and 10 days.
In Peacham, Nov. l6. JUDAS CLARK, 65
In Peaoham, Nov. %, SUBMIT FARRow, 49,
In West Derby, Nov IS. Mrs. PROCTOR GAY, ~.
In Waterford, Nov. 10, LUCIUs s. FREEMAN, TO-
In East Warren Nov. q. ASHLEY II. BUTTON, 10,
In West Randolph, Nov. q, Mrs. j. W. ATWOOD, %.
In Irasburgh Nov. "a, HENRY p. HARRINGTON. %.
In South Berwick, Maine Nov. 49, Of consumption, Mrs
SARAH NJ. (REYES) FOLSOM formerly of Chelsea, &c.
In Rochester Nov 49, the residence of Rev. George
Guernsey Mrs ADELINE SARGENT sister Of Mrs.
Guernsey 81.
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Boston Produce and Provision Market.

EGGS.-Fresh eastern sell at 3l6D32kc, and Vermont
New York and northern at 30@3c f dozen.
PoTATOEs,-The demand has been only fair, and tn
supply ample. Northern and eastern sell at 7O@s0c
bushel, according to quality
CHEEsE.-The market has been moderately active bu
holders rm We quote choice northern factory
l24@l3c choice western factory at l2@2Ac, fair 10 GOO
at lO@ll1Sc with common at e@9c f} b, according u
quality
fine creamees which selling for less here than in othe
markets, We quote choice fresh-made western creamere
at 356136c, northern ceameries at 3h36c summer
cries 2s3nc choice New York and Vermont fall dairy
2g613sc ine Franklin county VERMONT dairy at 32@32C
long diaries at 2326c common at 2O22c choice ttes
we.tern dairy at 2JI2ic, choice fresh factory at 7GgC
common to good at l5Gl6c, bakers at lj@6c and choc
factory at lg6l20c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-06

A MODEST SuGGEsrIos.-If the proud and
scholarly state of Massachusetts,, which puts 80
much Latin upon every official state document
stamped upon it by its great seal, would put a
bottle Of Hunts Remedy on its seal instead, 1t
would be brlefer, and answer every purpose
There is vigorous arm with sword striking
Latin blows and an Indian shooting Latin ar
rows But Hunts Remedy does more than this
1t strikes blows In Latin, English, French and
German, and in every language, against the most
insidlous and deadly enemies OF the human
Frame and shoots destructive arrows into disease.
It specially wages war against kidney diseases, so
common in our afflicted humanity and cures all
ments of the kidneys, bladder, liver and urinary
organs, and brings health again to the desparing,
If Massachusetts doesn't wish to change its seal
Hunts Remedy would be a significant design for
the seal OF some new state.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-06
One Of the Brightest Charms

OF fair face is a fine set of teeth The ladies
being fully alive to this fact, patronize 5000
DON'T in preference to any other dentifrice, since
they know by experience that 1t preserves like mt
other the pristine whteness and cleanliness OF
the teeth, and makes a naturally sweet breath
additi nally fragrant. 1t is one OF the privilege.
of the beduI ser to look lovely and that proper,
ton of it which uses SOZODONT, has learned that
the article contributes in no small degree to the
end in view. All druggists sell it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-06
@arke9.
Vermont Markets.

MlDDLEBURY.-Butter dull and much sought after.
few sales made at &c. but most Of 1t sold at %
@125 cents.
MONrPELIER.-We have change TO report in the
condition of the butter market. Nearly the prices
ruled as during the previous week.
RICHMOND.-There was not much produce offered Mon
day. Butter sold at Csc u n and cheese brought
owing to the extreme cold weather. No offered
A good many people were In town. however.
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1915 A. G, AvERlLL, Register.
(,ALISTA FRENCH's ESTATE.
4 STATE MS VERNON I. District of Washiugt on. :

In Probate Court held Montpelier in said District,
the 5th day OF December, A. ID. lss2.
Warren {. Nye, Administrator q The estate OF ca
sta French late OF Barre, in said District deceased
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance. and makes application for decree Of dis
tributon and partition OF the estate OF said deceased
whereupon, Il ordered by said Court that said account
said application be referred 70 session thereof TO
lie held al Probate Office. sad Montpelier the
29th day December A. d. lss2 for heane md decison
thereon And II ia further ordered, that notice hereof be
given all persons interested by publication OF the same
three SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont Waterman State
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier previous 70
appointed for hearing that they appear At said
time and place and show cause they may have why
said account should allowed and such decree made
BY the Court.-Attest,
1915 A. g. AvRRlLL, Register.
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How Children Had "Fun."

On summer day, they went to play,
Down the road to Deacon Jones pasture,
Dick climbed the tree, Vic looked so gay;
The hours were spent in fun and laughter.
That night those youngsters yelled with pair
Yes, tue funny Dick and Victoria;
The gripes were of the green apple kind,
But quickly cured by CastOria.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-06

EXTREME TlRED FEELEo.-A lady tells us
"the first bottle has done my daughter a great
deal of good her food does not distress her now,
nor does she suffer from that ertrenle tired feeling
which she did before taking Hoods sarsaparilla.
A second bottle effected a cure. No other prep
aration contains such concentration of yitalizng
enriching purifying and inyigora ting properties
as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-06

WE are in receipt Of a letter from our old
friend, s Sherson, Esq, at present a resident OF
the town of Rawlings, in the far-of territory OF
Wyoming CDR. Graves Heart Regulator hd,
helped me right along" says Mr.. Sherson. Glat
tn hear it old fellow. Yours was an aggravated
case of heart disease The remedy you mention
does the same thing in this section, too; and bet
ter still, it always cures heart disease Mast
Weekly Letter-F File
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-06

THAT old established remedy, Downs Elixir,
still more than holds Its own in the public esti-
nation, despite sharp and active competition,
1t is a home remedy" and in this locality needs
no words Of praise from u.s. so well and favorably
known is 1t. 1t Is the standard remedy for
coughs, colds and all throat troubles, with great
numbers of our people, and their continued use
and unsolicited recommendation Of it speaks vol.
umes in its favor Darlington, W Free Press
JauudrU 26 1889
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NAgSHl,AlsIN u aI yhSs6 EsrA h,l,li:,

in Probate Court held Montpelier and for Ds-
trtot on the 2sth day OF November, A, D. lSS2i
John Ii Administrator with the will annexed OF the
estate Of Nathan i late Of fainhed In said District de-
ceased makes application TO said Court with the consent
and appreciation writing OF the heirs OF he egatees and
devised OF said deceased residing In this state, license
to sell all OF the real estate OF said deceased situated
In said flainhed, TO wit The Home Farm" repre-
sentlng that the sale thereof would be beneficial TO
the death OF said Nathan ll and those Interested in
her Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred TO session thereof, TO be
held at the Probate ONCE in said Montpelier the 18th
day December A. ID. 1881, for hearing and decision
thereoni and Is further ordered that all persons inter
estei he notified hereof, by publication OF notice OF said
application and Older thereon three weeks successfully
IN the Vermont Waterman a state Journal newspaper
published Montpelier, and which cTcuates In the neigh
borhood OF those Interested, before said time OF hearing
that they appear AZ said time and place and they see
cause object thereto. By the Court-Ateetl
I1-7S A. o. AYERIlL, Register.
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EDISON MARLilNs,ss , EsTA I,ls:..

In Probate Court, held al wliamsown, In said DIS
triot on the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1882
Puvina Martin, Executrlx Of the last Will aud testament
and OF the estate OF Edison Martini late OF Wlamsown. in
District decreased presents her administration account
for examination aud allowance, and makes application
decree OF distribution and partition OF the estate OF said
deceased WheTeupon oriered by said Court thai said
account application be referred to session thereof
10 H. held al the Hubbard House. in said wnamstown
The 2d day OF December A. d. 1851 for hearing and decsion
thereon and further ordered that notice hereof be
given all persons Interested by publication OF the
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont WAichmAn State
Journal newspaper published At Montpelier previous 10
sad time appointed for hearing that they may appear At
sad time and place, and show cause any they may have
why sad account should be allowed and such decree
made. Ky the Couft-Attest
7l-7a WILLIAM n, NICHOLS, Judge
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FiTSt-C|aSS Ca1VaSSGTS Wanted

to sell the Peoples Cyclopeda the greatest cheapest --latest
Cycopedh In the market to-day humher OF topics, hfy
eight thousAni engrhyings more than Ave thousand
mans and than hundred. Large sales
eing made every where Liberal Inducements offered
10 AGENT. Address ". q. TOLMAN,
1876 Lock BOX 316, Montpelier, W.
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Large oommodous dwelling house, three barns, she'd etc
BuildHgs In good repair Large amount OF wood Foul
hundred sugar trees. No. 1 PASTURE for and
butter making Last winter kept two horses. nine cows
two calves, thirty sheep,-and plenty OF hay and feed
without buying Good orchard, Sickness cause OF sale
good bargain for farmer Sale and possession AT any
time, with or without crops, Enquire OF
+. j. BLANCHARD, South Northheld, Vt.
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MD. WILLARD, Commissioners
MARTHA T.. HILLS ESTATE.
vi SfATE OF VERMONT, District ofWashngton

In Probate Count held Al Montpelier In said Dslrct
the Sth day OF December, A. ID, 1852;
Allen Perry, Executor OF the estate of Martha 7.
il late Cabot, In said District, deceased, presents
his administration account for examination and allow
ance and makes application for decree Of distTtbu-
and partition OF the estate OF said deceased Where.
upon, Is ordered by said Court that said account ana
said application be referred 10 session thereof 10 be held
At the Probate Office In said Montpelier the 26th day
OF December A. d. lsa for hearing and decision thereon
further ordered that notice hereof be given to all
persons interested by publication OF the same three weeks
successfully In the Vermont Waterman state journal
newspaper published Montpelier previous to said time
appointed for hearing that they may appear al sad time
and place and show cause they may have why said
account should be- allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court.-Attest,
A q AXERlI-I. Rn1laiar
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Why SHOULD THEy.-No man or woman can
do satisfactory work when the brain is dull the
nerves unsteady, the system relaxed and they
feel generally wretched Why should anybody
drag through their work in this condition when a
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic will at moderate
cost give them the strength and will to perform
their duties satisfactnrilY=Ed
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,Marriaaes
H. LINDaAY and sELINA FORCHIA both Of Mont

., In Montpelier, Nov, p BY Rey p. p Miller, WILLIAM
II, LINDSAY and SELMA FoRcHlA. both Of Mont
peer.
LIAM sT1SDIEY and kSSA r. KELLEY, both Of East
Montpelier.
T. NewbgEy, Noy, Is. h. O. ELLIS of rhetford and
In Cabot, Nov 20. FRANK DUNCAN and myrtle
CLARK both Of Cabot.
In Berlin NOV. q, HOLLIS A. LoCKLIN of Northneld
and LYDIA f. BELL Of Berlin.
In Cabot. Nov. ~, NATHAN CoRIIss OF Cabot and
FLORA CHEEVER OF Walden.
In Cabot, NOV. %. BEAUMAN O. ROGERS Of Cabot and
JENNIE THOMAS Of Hardwlck.
In Calais, Nov. 20, by Rev. Orln Davis, H. II. HOLMES
and ESTHER CELLEY, both OF Woodbury.
In stowe November 80, by Rev +. W Lewis, HOMER L..
In waItsneld, Eoy; 49, by Rex s. Il; Robinson, EUGENE
In Marshned, Nov 20, by Rev G. II. Farnsworth JOHN
Held. 49, " '''D VI ''''''
WIN S SSS "a h Hfy Ms ssSa ScS
Barre.
In Rochester November 49, by Rev. George s. Guernsey,
JAMES II. GRIFFIN Of Plttsheid and IDA NJ SARGENT
Of Sharon.
In Brookned, Nov. 49, by Rev. David Kiburn, WALTER
r. HUBBARD and Mrs. CELIA NJ. BENEDICT Of VIII
Jamestown.
CHARLES s. Of Nort y Hampton GT and EMILY
GRACE Of Boston, Mass.
In Stowe Dec at the parsonage Of the Methodist Eps
NORA =, MILLS, both Of stowe,
In Milford Mass Nov 3d. at the residence Of the brides
r. ADAIR and ADA A. SKINNER.
IN Calais, Nov. 30, by Rev Eli Baou, D D. HAzEN W,
lnseI ~ F, Of MiddeseS and LvG9 A. WILLARD
parsonage, by Rev o. H. Wells, JULIAN j. JOsLlN and
CARRIE b. HASTINGS, both OF waiisheld
In Painned Nov 3d. at the Congregational parsonage,
FIELD and ARABELLE CLARK, both of Marshned.
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How FELT.--Why two years ago was just
about crazy and no wonder that my wife and
children we're afraid of me. You Just want to
suffer with neuralgia with no relief as did until
used Sulphur Bitters. They cured me and now
my wife says am as meek as a lamb.-Rober,
Darts, american House. Boston,
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