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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12
Mortified Items.

Tho bour NJ roorni,o serv,co In oil tho cbprcbea
of this village ia IN be changed ON Sunday merit
from eleven To half mast ten A Fast Dsv
was more oujet dav than usual in this village.
The stores and sbons In thu villaoe and vicinity
were closed and the attendance at the churches
larger than usual Al the Metbodist church there
was n union sarv,oa a,d serron by pev w q
Uazen nm tho subiect NJ d,vorce Atst Marv,s
cburcb services ps,al m C,ood Friday vvere held
nj elevep AZ with manning nraver and aermon
nv Rev r w partle,. and no,ice o;ven that nv
reouest the rector woud not Iono bence nrea oh on
the divorce oues,,on Eas,er nav was mora oer.
orally observed than bere,o,oro nd lilo ri.tmas
ia fast becomino a festival dov in ali cbrrcbes
The CONGREGATIONAL church vas enelv decorated
with eowors por No r,.1o, nrooohaa T., ,ho
morning a, e,even , AZ from r,o,oss,ans,,i.I an
than va uore ro;sod ,oao,hor ,,,h r,,,s, soo, ,bo
tbinos That oro ohovo n,hora chr,s,, ), rbo oron.
Inc sor,oa ot,aa, ~ ,,,,,aIa co.,,,a ~.
Irn,uor.a,,., -, -, d., ~, ~
preached from Acts 10 aAnd whsn bs had said
tbese thing. 40 ,bov woro LOOKING ho vos o,an r,
and cloud rece,ved him on, ~ tbo,r s,,b, " Tho
churcb WAS decorated With eowers Two narsons
wero ban,ized and tow rn,,od ,,,,h ,ho oh,roh
II carnen,or a nd o,hors aro or,.o sio~ NJ, Is,aa,
Avorv MAS ayaLonod ~, Thursdo,, rioh, =, loo,
weet nd yon, ., Tho door 20 asoos,a,a ,ho oa,,so
vbere he s,,nned from nj. door s,or ord hrore
h;s shouldar NJ Avarv "a or,,a IN o,d ,,an ana
,ho ,ntrr ,,hio,, ,,orId no o,,,o .aS,aa &c. ,,,
man ia noodo mora 40 hu III 900 and ,,,ho, ~
err boaI,b M,ss ca,r,o co. .,,,,,,ad ,,o,,,
Tho door atom ~ ,ho horso - w p,o,a ~
F,,dav Ias, and hroLo hor or,,, 4, ri.oaa NJ
Iesaor motber ~ Tho ahovo 1,a. o,oh,v raors oId
on tho same d.v and bor ir,ords erd no,oht,or.
had nanred a ce,ehration ~ bor hir,haor Tho
carrving ont q, tho ,vhoIo nrorrar,roo ,rss NO.
vontod bv Tho aoo,aan, h,,, 81 ,ooo.a,,.. "a
ralro =, tr;onds and c,ood ,oahhor, ,,,o.o ,n,,,,
dor,ors,ro,o, A. tho Foa,or aos,,ooa -, @.
| Marv,s obprcb tho eoral d,srIo, ,ras :. ouosa
ca,la lilies beng nrominent ono TIA decora,ions
Tho serv;cea were conducted nv Tho FACTOR Rov
r w Rar,lett who nreacbad In tho rnorn,no
from Revelation 1. ia. "And was dead and no,
hold am aIive and forevermore." and In tho
evening from Acts I a. "to whom be a,so sbowed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

West RANDoLPH.-Easter was generally cele-
brated and the floral exhibitions were quite pro-
fuse. Rev. v. M. Hardy is on the sick list and
was unable TO preach on Sunday. Principal
Hardy ofiiciated In his place. "A union service
Sermon by Rev. G. p, Smith, on Divorce
A large audience gathered to listen to the lecture
"A Plea for TOlerstion," by Henry Tewksbury
on Friday night. There was very pleasant 30
cable at Mrs Royal Dubois on Thursday evening
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

In the recent municipal elections Of a number
of western and southern cities, Chicago went
democratic and Milwaukee republican Mime
apois elected democratic mayor, and in Toledo
Ohio the democrats elected their entire ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

BRooKFELD-on Friday, the 18th inst the old
Methodist church in East Brookfeld was taken
down with the expectation that new church will
be erected the coming summer. "A son of ],
X. Sprague is recovering from run OF the humps.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

ORANGE. The people here regret to learn that
Rev. Y L. Small, pastor of the Congregational
church, has had and accepted u cal! TO Guildhall.
lie expects 10 commence his labors there on the
LIST of May -. Mrs. Emma Lord Sanders has re-
turned TO her home In Lowell, Massachusetts
-. Mrs Frank Cunningham, who has been dan
gerously III at Alvin Smiths, has far recovered
as 10 be taken 10 her home In Topsham.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

CurrspA.- Franh w. George hoe removed from
the west hill to the farm on the east hill owned
and recently occupied by Frank Carr. Mrs. M.
M. Scales has removed her millinery establish
ment to the hotel, where she has taken rooms
,...A chopping bee at the Methodist parsonage
few days ago put Rev. Mr.. Websters wood into
shape suitable for use. District No 2 at the an
nual school-meeting voted two terms of school of
ten and twelve weeks in the upper room and
three of eight, ten and twelve weeks in the lower
room. The old board of officers was reelected
and tax of fifteen cents voted. The following
are the prudential committees of the several dis
tricts for the year ensuing: No. ] Charles Cross
No. 2, j. B. Atwood; No. 3, f. S. Allen; No. A, A.
W. MOORE No. o, William Robbins; No. G, II. F.
Nation; No. 7, John Ballou; No. 8, NJ c. Allen
No. 8, Ezra Walker; No. 10, Lyman Ward; No
IL, George Bailey; No. r. Elijah Barnes No. 10,
NJ. o. Coburn; No. 15, Steele McAllister No. 16,
Charles Jones; No. H. Willis Scales No. Is, j. B.
Cosgrove. Ezra Walker, who has carried on for
the past year the farm belonging to his father-in-
law, Mr. Hanks, at East Bethel, has returned to
his farm on the west hill .. Union Fast-day ex-
ercises were held at the Methodist church, Rev.
Mr.. Herrick preaching. Miss L. Adele Allen,
late housekeeper for Amos s. Hatch, goes this
week to Randolph, where she is to do homework.
.... Those who were awake about midnight Thurs
day night had the pleasure Of witnessing the first
thunder storm of the season.. Friday even
ing the band gave promenade concert at the
hotel hall, in connection with an illustrated lee
ture on Garfield large number were present.
... The churches were decorated with flowers on
Easter, and an appropropriate Easter service was
held in the evening at the Congregational house.
....B. Berry has associated W. W. Calder in
partnership with him in the harness business.
The public examination of teachers will be held
| at the upper school-room in No. 2, on Saturday,
the 22d instant, at half-past eight A. M, sharp.
In addition to the written examination, oral ques-
tions on theory and practice OF teaching may be
expected in accordance with the vote at the county
meeting OF superintendents. George W. L.
Reed died on Thursday. The funeral services
were held at his late residence on Sunday, Rev
Mr.. Herrick officiating Mr.. Reed served in the
Union army during the late war, and is the first
| member of Watterson Post who has died
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

GEoRdE e. LANE, the defauting treasurer OF
Rockingham county, New Hampshire, has been
discharged from arrest by the court at Ports
mouth, 1t being shown that his deficit to the
county bad been made good
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

DIsTRIcT-ATToRSEy CoRKHILL states that the
bill Of exceptions having been signed he will en-
deavor to have the Guiteau set for hearing
ON MAY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

The car has relieved Gortschakoif OF the
functions OF minister for foreign affairs ON ac-
count of his age and shattered health
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

In you are ruined in health from any cause, es-
pecially from the use OF any OF the thousand nos
trums that promise largely, with long fictitious
testimonials, have no fear. Resort To Hop Btten
at once, and In a short time you will have the
most robust and blooming health.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

ASA 7. BARRON of the Twin Mountain House,
White Mountains was badly injured Sunday by
a kick in the stomach from COW, at New
buryport.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

In New Haven the Malley boys and Blanche
Douglass have been arraigned on a charge Of
numbering Jennie Cramer, and all pleaded not
guilty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

SARA BERsHARDT was lately married to Greek
gentleman named Damala. lie Is rich and Sara
" worth ahout &250 900
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

Mr. PARNELL has been released from prison on
parole for one week for the purpose OF visiting in
Paris sister whose child has Just died
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

ALL the American citizens who have been held
prisoners In Ireland have been released except
n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

DID you read how Josiah Ptkin OF Chelsea, Vt,
WAS cured Of terrible sore leg by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, the blood purihsr2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

JoHH j. PIATr, the poet, has been nominated
for United States consul at Cork, Ireland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

shall certainly be with you In heart aud nothing ooud
give me more true pleasure than 10 avail myself OF such
opportunity 70 Join with he attached friends who will then
gather around YOU In iesfyng aeconate regard for
YOURSELF and the heartfelt wish all entertain that In
tiremeni from ne position you have 80 long so ably
ana so usefuy nlei, you may enjoy TO is fu and for
many years the rest and leisure that has been well
earned BY your long abo through evil and good report
In behalf OF liberty and virtue The record OF the WAfCH
MAR almost unique OF paper published 50 many years
Al center OF political activity sometimes OF the most In
tense description which has yet sweryed from It's
high deas o. honor patriotism and public duty nor feared
10 advocate the most unpopular reforms nmy yet with
out any OF uo heated anAo, any lack VI reasonable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-12

you are one Of the mystic brotherhood you will be
Interested In knowing that the first secret society
Joined was in corner room Of ne wATonMAS oiice-a
friend the undersigned Our scheme was 10 reduce to
writing such ncubrsons resulted from reading OBJ
science and literature We were Tor quite WHILE also
q own WtSoa. revealing 70 editorial wsEa our 1 pe oa
alities This was hepfn TO and witha proved
forgiven 4 eCnadencs violated A saying that Johnson
as now published in Danslle while The WATonnas was
occasionally favored with the cornsoaons of the other
50 mindful sposoe S II O$ % sood Snd
mai The PSS sn isa0 ~ te
ace Steele and published by my friend George iill
communication named George WorthSsoH for The executive
for hs was before the change n the constitution IN
ned his office similar incident happened in the case Of
election, brought out the lTonMAS the oce peo-
pie being 3Ste unable to AZ Spop the w1er though one
W. W. Prescott, Mr.. Poland's successor in the
propretorship OF the WATonMAS Il JOURNAL, was
called out and excusing himself from making
a speech, by reason Of the lack of "reminiscences
to serve as vehicle for a discourse, expressed
the hope that when he had learned the Ropes he
might be able to talk In less Barbarous manner
for which uncomfortable puns he was chased by
an indignant victim through Ramsdell where no
Robbins sing, and compelled to take refuge In a
Cave, from which secure position he decently ex-
pressed the hope that when he laid off the har-
ness 1t might be after career rs useful and hon
orabe as that of his ilustrious predecessors In
the management OF the WAroHMAN ,-whoreat all
the people breathed loud amen
The following letter from DIR. T. II. IIoskins,
agricultural editor OF the WAroHMAS, sick and
unable to be present, was read.
shall certainly be with you In heart and nothing conld
give true pleasure avail myself OF such
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31


Fatal y CCIDENT.-MANn ILLEp FROM
FALL Down CELLAR STEPS. On Mon
day OF last week. John Waggy, aged IA
bout II years, aud his two son-in laws
Abraham Mitchell, wife and seven chill
dren, and Adam R.xrode, arrived at
Rev. Joseph BDwmun's. Ton til. Warm
SPRING turnpike, near this place from
Sugar Grove, Pendlttun unity, West
Va. They we're all bound fer the IVES.
tern country, and intended settling near
indianapolis. Indiana. Mr.. Bowman
was absent from home at The time Of the
accident "hic. We are about 10 detail,
and when supper Was annonnc ell, the
strangers had TO pass thruu.h passage
from The sitting TO tue dining room, ana
IN proximity u An opening 10 the eel
lar, where, il not careful, az accident
might occur. When strangers had To
pass through this passage especially il
dark, the family of Mr bowman have
always been careful to warn item o.
danger, but IN the present instance, Mr..
bowman icing at sent aud his wife qu:ie
unweil. no wsrnin: was given, and 'hc
parry all proc eded II tie room where
the evening meal was served. The old
gentleman, however, Mr.. Waggy, being
feeble and tOtterins. made a inisstep
and fell into the cellar. As soon as
possible he was picked up. hut was
found insensiG!e. and for time it was
supposed lie was dead but, coming to,
Nr. Waggy rallied and ate his supper,
but aItcI supper vomited UP what he
hal eaten.
However, there was no fareboding Of
serious injury having happened 10 MF.
WAggy. and the family and strangers
r"tirsi TO bed. About midnight Mr..
Rexroie, The ssn-in law WHO slept With
Mr.. Wegey, was awakened Uy his SUI
ferngs, AMI finding his case q setious
one, Dr. Nelf was dispatched for, who,
coming did all he could to relieve The
injured man, bat all bis efforts avriled
naught, tor he fingered on until 4! urs-
day evening at O'Clock, when he died.
Mr.. Bowman, after Mr. Woggy's
death. sent To Messrs. Humphreys &
Loose, Bridgewater. for coffin, which
he procured IN one hour after notice,
and then next morning at 5 o'clock
with pair Of horses and n spring wa.
9on. drove 10 Sugar Grove. forty miles
distant where be arrived at p. IN. with
;he body OF the man VI no but n few days
before had started from tie home OF his
nativity To seek one among strangers in
the great West.
Mr. Mitchell, the sop.in law. with
wife aud children. took the train on
Tuesday morning after the accident for
their prospective Indiana home, 40. ex-
pecting the fatal termination that hap
prned IL IS proper To say, IN conClu-
sion that Nr Waggy was kindly uurs-
Cd by the ho-pitable family where b.
ended bis life, who dat every thing iH
their Lower 81 mitigate his sufcsiugs,
bu; 10 power hut Cots could bayo pro-
hinged his lie ani restorcd Eim 10 bis
meoi-.- HrrD,a5aoy,Ga.. gatiey Spi,.
=, Uuch 25.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

a Provident Cat.-A few DAYS a.
g : hoy III Lynn. Mass, caught a
half grown rat and placed i; among a
litter col newly born kittens during the
absence OF the maternal inorser The
r~t, instead OF attempting To- escape
nestled down comfortably among the
kittens, aud on the return of the cat
WAS at once adopted inio the family
and minded aud tended as one of
her own offspring The neares, APP
proach TO this splendid illustration OF
the subjugation OF natural instincts
Is found III the tender affection with
which Senator Malone has adopted
the colored republicans of Virginia
INTO his happy family. All the phil
anthropists anu sen;iment,slists will
sincerely hope That the ca, does not
intend raising the stranger for the
purpose of making neal of it when
II has become sufficiently lat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
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Get ALLCOCK'S, the only Genuine
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Feb. II, 1892.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

Narrow Escape from Drowning
Last Sabbath, while New creek WAS
pretty Hush, Lulu, 12-vear old
daughter of w. NJ. Welch. and Josie.
II little daughter of j. Il. Iiose. un
dertook to cross the foot log bridge o.
yer lhe..creek, opposite Frye K Siump's
store, and when about midway Miss
Lula fell in, Butcher, small! son of
w. Il. Fisher, seeing and apprehend.
ing her imnient pe;iI, braveIy rushed
INTO the dangerous current TO rescue
her, but owing to his size and tie
depth OF tie water, WAS unable to
bring her to shore. The plucky lad
still iugged and worked, jeopardi ing
bis OWN life, until john Banks. a coli
orcd man, rushed in and brought the
almost drowned child 10 land. The
little girl bad Heated about 100 yards
and sank to the bottom ofthe stream.
before beng rescued. and in - few
minutes more would have been be.
You'd recovery. We are glad TO state
she IS ali light again, and we predict
Butcher will make his mark in the
world.-Keys ser Tribune, March %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

Vince ing L1eHyesrors Capt. Wi.
AsKEw tells "a that tho ground. ia CON.
sequence Of Tue uaGsuai rains Of the
winter aud spring, il vet 10 the depth
of gtt or ten feet, and enough mois O.
ture accumulated to practically assure
a good grass crop. The Captain, who
is an experienced observer OF The sea-
sons, predicts q windy Apr,L
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

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NE VS. OF THE DAY.

been captured DAVID DUDLEY FIELD
is bald to be the oldest practicing law =
yer IN the United States. Missouri
paid last year in Internal Revenue tax :
es, S6.410.0O0. The Mormons have
now six preaching places in London.
and are sending out bodies of English
giEis To Utah IA Kansas man who
mailed letter in newspaper paid
$3.50 for his fit Of economy :. Wen.
dell Philips is writing his autobiogra-
ply There were l49 deaths in Baiti.
more last week -.TLirty-dve cavalry
horses were burned in d stable ., Fort
Leavenworib, a fcw days ago 80. Five
thousand mules have been drowned on
the upper Taliahatchie :. BY snow
slide on Friday OF last week, at Genoa,
Nevada, eighteen people Are reported TO
have lost their lives .Ci2 immigrants
ariive.! Il. Baltimore from Bremen on
Study last -. L. is estimated that not
less than three thousand children under
ten years OF age are employed in ST..
Louis factories. They work from ten
TO eleven hours day, at an average OF
three dollars per wcel, Seven hun
died and seventy thousand corsets were
imported from Europe TO the United
States last year Mrs. SUSAN Il. NIL
LuR, OK Front Royal, Va, died OF pa
IaIS sis In Heidelberg, Germany, last
week. She was 4 daughter Of Genera,
Thomas Beverly Randolph Mail al.
vices from Eugiand announce the death
OF the Dowager Lady Lytton, wife Of
Bulwer Lytton, Tie novelist, and moth
er OF Lord Lytton, late YiceIoy of In
dia.-.. BARNES C MCGILL's gram ele-
v2tor in liawley, MIMI. with $50, 900
bushels OF heat, was burned on Tues
Gay night O! last week. Loss about two
hundrGd thousand dollars. 1t takes
l22,8SO gallons of milk daily to supply
the demand in New York city -. CHRIS
NooLEHY, living near Westminster.
Md, is the father of thir,y-three chil-
dren. One Of his daughters, fifteen
vears old woi,bs Ion ,.I,.,.I
other, twelve years, weighs ~ pounds.
---- The net earnings of tie Chcsareake
and OHM R,,lv.y r.r 49, - 100,
vas SSU2, 1924. Tobacco killed a
bow Of fifteen. At pIa.r N.br..ro H.
not ONLY cbawed ,,eat ,,,.r,i,;.s ,r,t..
weed. but swallowed ,to i,i.a IT.
late Lore PEAcoxavrr1n ., ,.o,...
years Of ave, was the ro,,r;,or ,,a al;
TO. of = weekly scLoni ,ao.r M
lheolorical seminary far col,,oa ,,oo,la
ueac n ..Lchez. Miss. L.. ia5 ,!o,,,,
Columbia. Ahbama has n,I. ,,
improvements in tba ms ,.o,,f
mun,bs than she h.s r,,I. :, ,,vo.,.,
foar wears b.fc,. A. ohio NM,
turned his vile out Of doors ON -, IN
tensely coId MONT bec,u.. sha u;.bo1
to dlschar.e a pre,ly ssry,n, ,irI :,
crgwled into a nav Ior, ana ,a,r1..
froze TO Death. Next J.v .,,,o ,.;
bors dipped l!,e bo,b,nd into . t,rro,
Of mo'asses, and then role h,r, j., ..
heap OF feathers. Served him ri,,t
There are over two hundred tbous,r1
men and one hundred thousand b,raos
and mules cmployed in railroad
building in Texas. There are obo,,
two thousand miles Of road undsr con.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

VEVSoR pre- iicts dry summer OIL
The theory. probably, that extremes rOl.
lon each other.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

Porscc b. Dick, Esq. associate eli
tor Of The Delaware Go. Bepuhican,
Chester Pa, was clrai by ~. Jacobs
OIL Of very severe injuries resulting
from fiiI. Ills arm appeared to be
parslyzed. bot The OIL cured bim.- phil.
adelpbia Ledger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
BROWNS
kRON
B/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth. and viii not
cause headache or Constipation, &c
other Iron preparations Will.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
BROWNS
ROX
B/77ERS

ennches the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness. lack of
enemy, etc. Try 1 bottle.