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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. September 1l.-Bccf-cattle-Ma Mar
kHt dun and prices saAc. or; very best 6e6tc:
frat quality, 5sN &C.: medium. / IJ4c.; ordi-
nary. 2hG3lc.; most Of sales were from a.
TO &c.; receipts, $50 head; sales, l.e19 head :
swine IN light supply but equal t. tie moderate
demand; Chicago corn hogs Il m l2c.; grasser',
10Ml lc., chiefly Virginia. Ohio. and Pcnnsy-
vlniI stock: receipts, 1920 head. The receipts
of sheep aud lambs were i,97S head; quotations
sheen. Im,55.c.: lambs. Sc,
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NEW YORK. September f1.-Cotton-Net re-
celp,s. 3 bales gross receipts, 1892 bales. Flu
Sl2.O4; October, alI.sjWSllSG; November,
Sli.G3mSllGi; December sll62 Sll.63 /;
January, Sll.GSN II Lie; February. sll.7soD
Sll.79: March. ~ l.9lWSll.92; April. Sl2.U3 (:
Nay. S12.13MS12.I4. June, Sr2.2Ilt SI2.2J.
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CINCINNATI.

lily, s4-5o@st.so; fancy. s5.sJeass. wEes, dul
ana non.inai; No. red winter, 95ea96c. spo,
| voc. Did September. Corn dull and lower; NO.
mixed; lie. spot, zoe. September, CSC. October
oats Irm' No. mixed, 3ic. spot, s3ic. bit
s1l.50. BuIs-mests quiet and anchansed: shoul.
ders, 1913; rib, Sli.f2H. Bacon ilrm; shoulders
tl0.75; rib, slt.s7H; clear. $3.50. Whskey
barrels, on basis OF sl.I7. sugar seady and un-
SIC.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. September l1-Flour weak and un-
changed. Wheat dun aud lower: No. 2 red
9 95c; cash ash, eo;s;; September, 9isc. October
MIXED GG,n OG Ssc ~ "nsh eS c SELLER No
October. Oats lower; 32@3sc. cash, 30kG
Gle. september, &c M3OAc. October Wills
key steady AT sl.19. Pork dali: s21 asked cash
mcats-Shonl9ers, 80; short rib, sll.sO: shor,
clear, S1i30. Bacon lower: shoulders, 81
short rib, sIl4s@Sll.50; short clcar, sll.4o q
sl1.50.
CHICAGO, September 11.-Flour quiet, weak,
and unchanged. Wheat unsettled and generally
higher closing weak; .cguar. 9Szc. september
september, 9Sc. october: No. 2 Chicago spring,
9s9c. cash and september. 94c. october. Corn
irregular; market active, weak, and lower at cage.
cash and September. 63c. October. Oats active
and lower: 3laM3lec. cash, &c. september,
3ltc. October; rejected. 29c. Pork unsettled and
lower; market panicky; slo97htd $50 ca,p, sep
tcmber. and October. Lard active, weak. and
lower; s1I.25@slI.3O September and October.
BulL-meats dull but not quotably changed. Whis-
key steady and unchanged
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. September 1l.-Fiour quiet I'M
changed, and I'm fair demand. Wheat weak and
inactive; No. Milwaukee. spot anc September.
9Sac.: October. 94hc.: No. 3 Milwaukee. S5c.
COrn-NO. =, Csc. oats In fair demand. but lower
No. 2, 32c.: white a. Provisions lower. Mess
nork 5000 cash and October. Lar1-Prmo
steam. ~ 40 cash and October. Hogs steady ut
S7.50MSS.iO.
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NEsTLHs SWISS CONDENsED

y lC LIZ > > ~ 100 ~ - ~ l. - 81 - ~
" MiLk.
manufactured only at Vcyoy, Swllzorland We
guarantee l.. bee the RICHEST and PrKfsT 'n the
allrkct. aud free from sduitertion ~ any kiud.
Il you wish the BKsr be sure 70 AK for Tie
"SE~r 60 brand and lake no other.
For sale by all lgocers and Druggists
THOMAS LEEMiNG & CO.. sole Agents.
ap9p-Cm l4C0i'cye Pace. Sow York ciiV
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BY TeIegrapn.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. September Il.-Cotion qGiet; sales,
Io3 b1lc,: uliands. IL l3-lOc.; Orleans l3sc.i
concentrated nct receipt, l2,O1O bales; cNpuria-to
,,r..t Britain. 1870 bales; 10 Toe con.lnciti -
ialrs southern four uhciah-ci ahl 0hll' " he~t
unsettled: cash ltt3ac. lower Closing ABOUT &C.
al, W. in .idP prlces; No. > spring nominal; u'-
graded red. yl.u6mfloS; 70. : req, Stp'ShpSi'
~ lLsl.OS. Cora uhsetiich, teiy mu,n nc, ne
tnress-d ana saGc. lower closing with The decline
a.r;Iy recovered. uulrndri Mixed IOnff -"
. NIT gOm7lc. Oats nose. lower hc~Ny, ana
hs,e,aiG fir' CoGee unchanged In price. sugar
0niet. irn and unchanged; i9lr 70 kVod ISnhihgi
13-iGE,7tr.: refined easier. Mol asses unchahged
ana ouiat Rice fsIriy active and stcady. hoaIh
nTn Al sI.754Sl.0O. Turpcltne quiet ana very
firm N 44c. " DOL nrm ana quiet. fVih VT IIi'
and unsettled: offered lower s,ies on ~ NJ 80
snot. Al s2I5O. Lard unsettled dep'essei' anu
fully soc. lower; sales OF prize sSaih' sl"'' ~
Sl2.O5. Frcights 10 Liverpool lower
BALTIMORE.
p.trrNonE. Sep,ember lI.-FlO1rs steady How
ard Street and western superise' ~ -
a.,, s3ssi'75; extra, s4G,s650; Rio brands,
"a Wheat-Southcrn steady; western s.e@"f 'n "a
quiet southern I'D a,sisD6 5id NO. vest
syo rci' spot, sl.094eysl .lO. Cori-souih,9,sh
ouiet and easy: western lower: southern Wiilte'
s2Gsic.; yellow, eec. o2'' nrlnsri el,ern
sabYts v.1a44c': mixed, HOPPE; PennsyYania'
4IM4sc. Provisions steady. Mess pork, 20
k-meats-shoulders ana cear.rib
sides, ia.c Hams, 1870 loac Lard-lt - ~
sfSoDc S,,yar steady; a" soft, s3se. Whisky
ste.dy at sI.2O@sl.22. frdghtsquses.
LOUISVILLE.
| IouIsvILLK, September l1.1fionr - inif ae'
msnd: market arm. Wheat aaii anu aa nS ssller,
No. p red winter, ypc. Cofn-bu{ers eua e ~
s~.rf. No. white, 73c.: No. 2 xed, Toe; ost'
JrII and lower; No. Q, soc. Provisions IN iair ae
mand market steady and unehansea On p seso"n
w WIZ IN De c sens,n y. ihs :xliSl,ioa.
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CITY FNGfTrEE's OFFfCF,l
RICHMOND, Va september ., 1882.
NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be- received 10 This office mil
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1882,
at O'Clock l.. W.,
FOR FURNISHING CEMENT OF STANDARD
BRANDS.
20 be delivered by the contractor such tunes and
places, and ln such quantities as may be required
Tor the term Of six months.
The Committee on Streets receives the right u
reject any or all proposals. offered.
". f.. CUTSnAW,
Sc 0-ti city Engineer.
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EocKBnsDGE ALUm wArER.

aNDf -
DOCKBRIDGE WAJ ALUM WATER
Tor more than half a century has grown steadily IA
repu,e Is a medicinal agent in = wide range Of
chronic diseases. Multiiules OF women can tes-
ufy to Us unsurpassed efficacy in the relief and
cure OF those ailments peculiar to thcirsex.
DYSPEPSIA.
IN rs varied and most distressing forms. is cnrcd
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, sCRoFULM
CHRONIC DIARRHGA. AND DYsENrERT
YIELD MOST fAPiDLY,
PERMANENT CURES RESULT.
BEAD CERTIFICATES OF EMINENT SOUTH
ERyPHYsICIiNs * OUR PAMPHLETS.
Tie SPRING are beautifully located In Rock
bridge county, Va. aud are open for the reception
Of visitors from =
Jt-SE lsr TO OCTOBER lsT EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER {. bottled direct from The springs
hacked IN eases containing one dozen haii-cal1n
bottles.
FOR .a.e by the agents,
PURCELL, LADD CO..
Richmond Va,
And he Druggists generally. jy 23-3m
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE. have qualified a. adminis-
y traitor Of Mrs. tORNFLlA LokiON' u,,
rra.od Al Icr,ous indebted h. the estate VIII
please make payment ~ ne. ana tb0se ha'lnE
claims against the same will present then' properly
authenticated, fof sctlicmcHt. .,, , ..,...,.,.
-e lO-Zt MN bVHIVN'
MOTTO E.-IIaYing qualified a. executor
y Of tae last viii 0f Hrs. NAkIlA L. htkH,
deceased. por,ons INDEBTED - her viii make pay
uont D. me, and those having claims against her
viii present the same duly authenticated -
- e-3t \. BODEkFR.
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FURNITURE.


lT HAVE NOW IN STORE NEwn
AND ELEGANT STYLES OF ~
FURNITURE.
have had manufactured for my fall sales
CHAMBER SUITS from $40 to s4OO:
PARLOR SUITS from $50 To $3.50;
DlyISG SUITS from s25 e. 500;
WARDROBEs from 80 10 800;
BOOKCASES from 10 81 500;
siDEBoARDS from 81 to ESQ;
HAT-RACkS from - to 500:
CHlFFoNIkRs from 80 20 $50;
BFDSTEADS from 81 To s75;
DESKS from tS to $50;
EXTENsION-TABLE rs from 80 10 $50.
ALSO,
CRIBS. FOLDING-CHkIRs, EASELS.
STUDENTS CHAIRS. LOOkiNG-GLASSES,
PATENT ROCKERS, COMMODeS,
LOUNGES. CHiLDRES'S BEDS,
OFFICE FuRNITURE. ROCkING-CHAIRS ,
STRING BEDS and other goods,
MATTRESSES Of all kinds
Examine my stock. and the prices and ot,alitv
shalt please in all eases.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
au l3-eodoH Governor street
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PAINTINGS. ESGRAyINGs. &c.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY.

a
TREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
l.. LEWIs'S ART-GALLERf
Al Che latest subjects IN PAlNTiNGs. EN"KA-
WINGS, aud OLEOGRAfIlo;
.ew PICTURES constantly arriving
pIt'~U and GOLD FRAMES:
BRONZE FRAMES.
GILT and BRONZE COKNiCES.
ALBUMS IN Russia, Silk, and Push,
EAsELS fyr p,rlor and mamtd;
PIER. and MANTEL-MlkHoHs;
WALNUT and EBONY BRACAtFs;
BIRTHDAY-CAEDs and PANELS;
ARTOTYPE ENGRANlNGs;
CAiROMOs in frame, 2iX3o, atel;
sxiO FRAMES from 90 cents upward-niiy dit-
fercnt styles;
FRAMES made 10 orclss al lowest ngnres In Tie
city. i. bH"i''
g.. s9,n 0l2 Main street.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMoRE, September li.-NiIginia G's, dcicr-
red. II: consolidated. 60; second SERIES 50
new lO-4O's.f2. Bll to-day.
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DRgGS. ssEDsGgSEs. &c.
PLAINS cIILohAL TiIYNoL DiSiN-
FECTANT AND PROPiiYLACTIC.

Protect your familic, from contagious dlNaschy
u.ing il ln -lch-room.. n ha, pleasant sac H. aud
/. probably tic best germ destroyer aud depdnrlIcr
tAlt D. usrd. n hI. been employed with 1pprOba-
non 80 the Small PoN Hospital, ut tie Retreat,
liir Hcdical College the Naval Bi-l"n aiy 10
ailcst phys.cians.
For sale By druggis.. Price. soc. "a bottle.
j. BihIK. Druggist
iyl corner Broad lud hinth sircets.
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PONnfret,

Pomfret, g..
Mrs, Alonzo Thatcher il very sick
with typhoid pneumonia Dr. Holden
of Woodstock attends her,
Ill, o, Smith arrived home on
Thursday from his trip South, having
spent the winter in Florida,
In q late issue Of tho Fort Dodge,
Iowa, Times, We notice an editorial
that tho democracy Of the Eleventh
District Of tho state are going to nom
mate rs their candidate for member Of
congress Hon. l.. Y, Danlorth Of Lake
City, The Times, although u republl-
can journal, says "ile Is the gentle
man who last fall walked over the field
beating his republican opponents In his
own town aud county for member OF
the Legislature, and In u district that
had previously given over 1000 rePub-
liean majority, and II nominated for
congress We prophecy his election"
Mr.. Danlorth IL q native Of Pomiret,
aud during his boyhood lived for many
years with tho late Alonzo l., Cham
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FeicI,yiIie.

fcichyiiie.
&C. N. Hook, of Ludlow, Is NOV
Ing goods into the store room formerly
occupied by &, NJ. Fay. lie intends
to keep q full line of dry.goods and
groceries.
"A court took place ut this village
on Monday, the case being that Anscl
Foster, living in Reading, assaulted
his daughter, Mrs. Clapp, choking her
in IN unmerciful manner, for which
amusement he was fined tho sum OF
sl8. II Is a shame to fine such men a
sum so low that trip to the work.
house can DO avoided.
Mrs. Eta Sinclair Is dangerously
sick.
Geo. Adams Of Weston runs the
band saw for NJ. A. Davis.
C. II. Sinclair is recovering from
a weeks illncss.--J. a. Smith is
having n severe tusslc with carbunclc
on his neck.
The panther has thus far escaped
the vigilance committee.
While at work at the stretchsr
shop Samuel Washburn split his thumb
on q circular saw.
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would perform the duties Of tho posi-
ton with promplness aud acceptance


iie,hei,
Died Ia Hartford, Conn, May 20
Of consumption, Miss isadore Davis
daughter OF Rev, y, A, Davis, former
ly Of this place, Miss Davis sI9nl heI
schoolgirl days in Bethel, and though
many years have passed since then, yet
she has q large circle Of friends here Ia
mourn her loss, For u long time shs
has lived much IN Florida, on account
OF her health, and vt tho last arrived
at her Northern home only one day be-
fore her death,
Mr., n. y, Clark and family es'
poet soon TO move TO ~, Adams, The
citizens here much regret Mr., C,'s pro-
posed departure,
Last Sunday, Ut tho Congrega'
tional church, quite ap animated busl'
ness meeting was held concerning
church affairs,
Rev, u, Gerry has completed All
other years engagement here rs pastor
of the Congregational church.
-Ebcn Wellington has had u cancer
drawn from his lip by DR.. Burbank
Miss Amanda Wilson Is failing
No hopes are entertained of her recov'
cry,
Miss Betsey Davis rs quite III, also
nearly MI tho members of Charles Da'
Wis family.
David Torrey Is dangerously ILL.,
Mrs. William Mescrvc and her
daughter are visiting here also, Mr.
Seth Washburn and Mr., Whitaker,
all residents Of this place years ago.
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Norwich.

Norwich.
Scion Sargent Is building u new
story and q half house on the Strailord
road.-Ransom Slack has the stills
laid for his new house on the Strailord
road.-EIenry Hawkins has moved
his barn and much improved his place,
and will now have good cellar and
water handy.-Thc Congregational
society are building II new platform at
their church. and Aaron
Lovcland have much improved their
houses with new coats Of paint. Mes
scnger & Turner know how to put it
on.
The Good Templars' Union was
held here on the 2Gth inst. Not as
many present as they expected, but oil
declared they had pleasant time.
Arrivals daily in our beautiful
village of parties to spend the summer.
Mr.. Blood and daughter arrived Sat
urday; Mr.. Lees family come on
Wednesday of this week from New
York.
Wonder how Kibling feels with
that new bell? Better than he will
when he has to return it. Wonder ii
those deacons that let the bell 60, ever
thought Of the position of the Devil
when he offered the Saviour all the
kingdoms of the earth, when he had
no title to any of it? 1t was so with
them.
On Friday evening last, as the
citizens were assembled in the church,
listening to the temperance address,
Byron Hutchinson was called out ia
meet Sheriff Armstrong with war
rant for causing the ruin of a young
lady-Miss Emma Hazen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hazen, aud an
only child. Much sympathy is felt for
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen. Hutchinson
was bound over in the sum of 5000,
|
his father, Il. F. Hutchinson, becom-
ing bail.
The recent case of Barraby was
settled by his paying $500 to Miss
Slack. Can money pay for such
crimes? crimes worse than murder
the ruin for life OF ones reputation.
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BRIGHT's DISEASE, DfABETEs.-
Of the stuff that prctends to cure these
diseases or other serious Kidney, Urinary
or Liver Diseases, US they only relieve fol-
time and makes you ten times worse
afterwards, but rely solely on Hop Bit
tiers. the only remedy that will surely and
permanently cure you. 1t destroys and
removes the cause of disease so efiectual-
ly that it never returns.
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HENRY q, DANA, Register

hIAfE or VERMONT I A. q Probate
bIsIRIeI or HARTFORD, ~, Court held Al
Woodstock within aud Tor said District on
the third day Of May, A, u, 1851,
Present, Hon, John Porter, Judge,
Dennis Iiorrigsn's estate, iloyallon, ialsslsts,
James o'Gndy, Administrator Of said
estate. proposes 10 render an account Of
hls administration and 10 present bis ser
eolnt agsinst said estate fOr examination
and allowance At a Probate COar 10 DO held
a Woodstock aforesaid on The iTsl wednes'
day eleventh. day u Jule next, The Court
therefore orders thai notice u lhe same
DO given 70 all persons Interested IL said
estate, by publishing copy 81 the record Of
this order three weeks siieeesslyely ~ the
Spirit " ne Age, newspaper printed Al
Woodstock Aforesaid, that they may appear
OF said accounts u they 500 cause,
A true record,
HENRY u, DANA, Register,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
REUBEN DOUGLASS ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Probate Court of the District OF Hart.
ford, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons ag ainst Reuben Douglas late OF Wood
of the deceased exhibited in set.cf, to
the claims OF the creditors hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose Of exam
lining and allowing said claims at the
dwelling. house Of Seth F. Sterlin. in Wood
stock, on Saturday. the 10th day OF April,
from one o'clock p. NJ. until five o'clock z.
NJ, on each of said days. and that six months
from the 10Th day Of March A. ID. 1882, is the
time limited by said Court for eaid creditors
to present their claims 10 us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Woodstock, this 23rd day Of
March, A. d. 1882.
II. f. DUNHAM, Commits
S. F. STERIIN, ! sioners.
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QUAKER BITTERS, 8 further cup
VI ply jrst received and selling at
OHAPMAN's

A Coon IsvEsrxENr.-One Of our promi.
nent business men said to US the other day
ain the spring my wife got all run down
and could not eat any thing; passing your
store I saw pile Of Hoods Sarsaparilla in
the window, and got bottle. After she
had taken It week she had rousing up.
petite, and did her everything She took
three bottles. and it was the best three dol.
iass ever csted. Oh. Hood s Co.. Lowell. Nass
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White River Junction.

WNIIc NIVCT JUUctIOH.
White River Junction is to have q
park which will take in II greater por.
ton of the land between the Junction
house and the depot. 1t will be dc.
cided improvement over the present
desert-likc outlook.
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RIATg o. VEgnDET,t Ala Probate GOuIi
Hartford District 80, held II Woodstock,
within snd ipr said District, GA tho tssliy,
Third dsy o. MAY, A, u, 1859
Present, Hon, JOha Porter, Jpdgs,
Israel y, hmilh's estate, POmfIsl, inteslsie,
Otis ChsmbsTlln, Administrator Of said
stale, proposes 70 relaeT an seeOnll Of bic
aiminlslTallOn sRd 10 present his account
against said estate fOI eIsminAtiOn sld all
losanes u . Probate COart W DO held Al
Woodstock aforesaid on lhe second Wsdnsss
day (fOurleenih day. 81 June neIi, Tho
Court therefore erdefs that notice u tbs
same be given 70 all persons Interested ia said
estate, ~ Publishing copy Of tbs record u
this order three weeks successfully 10 the
hltJi u. ne Age, = newspaper priIled AZ
Woodstock aforesaid, that they nay AZ,
pear before said C0nr aud contest the 81
loWAnee Of said account, u they SEQ cause,
A true record
HENRY y, DANA, Register
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Rutland.


The Chicago refrigerator, for the
storing and sale of beef, is being erect
cd on the depot grounds, opposite the
Bardwcll House. Some Of our citizens
think that the health committee Of the
board of trustees should give the effect
of this institution upon the public
health grave consideration before its
completion. Such IN investigation
would probably save much feeling, pos
sibly injunction, causing unnecessary
expense to both parties.
Rev. !. Gibson Johnson prcachc d
IN interesting memorial discourse be-
fore Roberts Post of the Grand Army,
on Sabbath morning at the Congrega-
tional church.
Mr.. w. ii. II. Hyde was found
dead in his bed on Sunday morning.
lie had been n sufferer from heart dis
ease for many years.
Hon. James Barrett has the i'm
provcments and additions to his resi-
dcnce on Pleasant street nearly COM
pleted and ready for occupancy.
The Grand Army mustered in 0
large number of recruits preparatory t.
Decoration Day.
The Howe scale works suspended
from Saturday to Wednesday, on ac'
count of memorial day.
-Rutlond furnishes the following
Decoration Day orators: Col. A. F.
Walker, at North Troy; l.. w. Red.
ington, Pittstord; Joel G. Baker,
North Bennington; Rev. ID. r. Low.
ell, Fairhaven Rev. Justin X. Rich.
ardson, Bennington; Hon. Walter G,
Dunton, Rutland.
The liquor saloons will all be
closed, by order of the new chief Of
police, on Decoration Day.
--Killington hotel will be opened
June 10Th.
The best beef sells in Rutland
markets at 26 cents per pound.
The Proctor library will open in
future only on Saturdays.
Decoration day passed with more
than usual interest. A procession was
formed at 2 p. M, under the direction
of c. G. Kinsman, chief marshal, and
proceeded to the town house, where,
after music and prayer, an interesting
and able memorial address was deliv-
cred by Col. S. M. Pingree of Hart
ford. The procession was reformed
and taken up for Evergreen cemetery,
hating on the way to decorate the
soldiers graves in the West Street and
Catholic cemeteries. At Evergreen
cemetery hollow square was formed
around the grave of Col. William Il.
Nichols. After music, Hon. Walter G.
Dunton pronounced an appreciative
eulogy upon the life and public service
of Col. Nichols. After the decoration
of the graves the assembly was dis
missed.
Col. A. f. Walker will be pre-
scented as the Rutland candidate fol
county senator.
The Parnell Literary Association
gave an entertainment to their invited
friends on Tuesday evening last, a
their rooms in Armory Hall.
Another physician has come tc
heal Rutland of its ills. DR.. +. G.
barley of New York.
The continued ill-health of Dan
P. Peabody, the sheriff of the county,
which has precluded Ills performance o.
many of the duties of the office, vii
necessitate the selection of new can
didate. The public attention is natur.
| ally turned toward r. II. Mead, Esq.
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" Eleven hundred and ninety pig
tailed Cinnamon arrived at Portland
Oregon, the other day and filed down
the gang plank 10 at time in goose
file. They grow 'em fast in China.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-31

Decoration Day passed Oft quietly 10
this ,yillage-not a dog barked 10 stir
the stiffness Of tho place, Most Of the
stores were closed, IN the afternoon,
the school children, lead by Mr., VIM
Royce, the sexton, visited the cemetery
IN this village, where repose the ashes
Of four Revolutionary, twenty 1912, and
twenty-seyen Of the war Of the Rebel
lion,-dfty-one heroes-and decorated
their graves. Mr., Royce Is quite In
dlgnant-and justly too-that our pub
lie men do not take more interest In
this matter, The boys raised some
money, bought powder, aud fired a few
guns Ia the evenings new way OF
mourelng, certainly
The first clerk OF Windsor county,
Lewis II, Morris, was appointed In
1852 rnd lheld till 1895 no was fol-
lowed by Benjamin Swan who served
iorty.thrce years, I'LL 1889 then Nor
man Williams was appointed and held
the office twenty'elght years, aud was
succeeded In 1867 by George II, French
tho present incumbent, Thus there
have been but four clerks In the county
In one hundred years.
Georgiana Williamson nee Robinson,
gave q "runncr" an order for some APP
pie trees last fall, and the proprietor OF
the trees was IN town few days ago
delivering them, but 10 could not fad
Georgiana, and her neighbors told him
that she had been gone from the place
for some time. She probably paid for
them IN advance. but whether II was
illegal tender" or not We have no
means of knowing.
The person who lost that nice pair Of
had better inquire OF neigh
Dor Hutchinson who found them on tho
sidewalk.
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Chester.

Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shurtlcf and Albert
Meyers were baptised by Rev. Mr..
Holt, the Advent minister from Bridge
wster, one Sunday recently.
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w, u, u, TINE TABLE
TglIsA GoIS0 East,

Jarvis Richardson, u well kown and
respected citizen, died At his residence
near Brldgewater line, on Tuesday
night, aged about 81 years,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-31

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY for all
scrofulous and virulent blood-poisons, Is
specific. BY druggists.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-31

Reports from tho surveying party
are favorable, and tho grade Is found
to DO better than expected,