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PROBATE COURT DISTRICT Ol
CHlTTENDEN.
business for the Two Weeks Ending
July 81, 1SS3.

Homer G. Drew's estate, license TO sell real
estate; Luther ID. Stones estate, inqusition
Of unacy and appointment of guardian
Henry q. A. Smiths estate, proof OF will ;
VIM. G. Hickoks estate proof of will, let
tiers testamentary, appointment of commits
sioners and appraisers Samuel Smiths es-
tate, settlement of administrators accounts
and decree llcman A. Scotold's estate, ap-
pointmcnt of administrator, commissioners
and appraisers Teresa Champagn's estate,
proof of will, and appointment of adminisra.
tor, commissioners and appraisers Leslie
NJ Landon's estate, proof of will, appoint
mcnt of administrator and appraisers Edgar
". Burritrs estate, proof of will Nahum
Peck's estate, proof of will Emily Bakers
estate, appointment of administrator Fred
q. Smiths estate, settlement of adminstra-
tors account aud assignment to widow; Will
liam Browns estate, appointment commits
sioncr of dover of homestead.
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Mrs. Sands, who was taken to the insane
hospital some three months since, is dead
Her remains were brought here for inter
ment.
| Byron Nichols fell last Saturday whilC
painting the outside of building, injurinl
him severely.
Mrs. Amos Roberts fell backward from {
hammock, Friday, making complete SOM
| ersault. She was SO much injured it wa:
necessary to call physician.
Luther Freeman graduated last com
mcncement at Montpelier, taking first prize
in speaking. He will enter Williams college
the coming Fall.
The Mission Band, of Essex Center, will
give one of their literary entertainments al
Town hall, on the evening Of Tuesday,
August eth. And during the evening an old
fashioned spelling match will be given by the
band and such of their friends as choose to
participate, a small abundance fee will be
charged, and the proceeds used for mission
airy purposes.
A. &. Ferrin, A. b., graduate of the
University of Vermont, and Ella Ferrin, a
graduate of Mt. Holyoke Female Seminary
have accepted the positions of principal and
preceptress of Essex Classical Institute.
Miss FerIin has been for the last four years
teacher in Barre Acadetuy Both of them
are in good repute as fine scholars and as
such will commend themselves to the friends
and patrons of the school. The school year
commences the last week in August.
The school in District No. 8 closed July
2lst, with basket picnc in the grove near
Mr.. Parsons. All seemed to enjoy the oc.
casion. The school has been under the in-
s,ructon of Miss Eliza j. Bates and has
made commcndablc progress. The number
registered was II, the average attendance
l3t. The following were neither absent or
tardy during the term Frank Bellows,
Charlie Kelley, Jennie Kelley, Emma KEEL
ley, Frank Brigham. Those having the best
department were Eta Severance and Jennie
severance, and they would have had no
marks against them had it not been for sick
ness at home
Miss Jennie Allen has some fine specimens
OF drawings and paintings, her own artistic
work. She is quite an enthusiast in the dec
orative art.
The centennial celebration is not forgot
ten. The arrangements are in progress and
will soon be definitely announced.
Castle Williams has a COW of the common
grade which at one milking gave fourteen
pounds of milk, from which one and quar-
ter pounds of butter was made.
The hay crop is nearly one.third heavier
than last year and farmers are improving ev-
cry ray OF sunshine IN securing it. /
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY.
Bottom.

Raspberrics and cherries arc now ripe. Tho
former are plentiful.
mil of ]. A. Durkee & Co., Of North Dux.
bury, had one OF his hands badly lacerated by
a saw.
Nessrs. II. L. Bates and Willie Williams,
students from the Randolph Normal school,
the former having graduated, were in town
last week. They had visited Mount Mans
field, Cancels Hump and other places of in
tercst, and were on their way TO the Lake.
a. J. Willard of Burlington, preached a
most able discourse. at North Duxbury, from
the text "And he arose and came to his
Father Luke xv:20. The pastor, Rev. w.
vent prayer
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The Bond Call.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 25.-Thc bond
call which is likely to be issued this week
will probably include all the outstanding
three and one-half per cents not offered for
exchange. amounting 10 S3l 900.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July GA capsizcd
vessel seen 30 miles from here IS identified
as the scow Seabird of Chicago. She cap
sized in Fridays squall and it il supposed
that the crew of six were drowned Sailors
say she was floating coffin.
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An alarming waste of water is reported by
the newly appointed inspectors of the board.
Let them give proper notice OF the require
ments of the law ard then en-faucet.
ton Courier.
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The GOvernmen Chemist Analyses two
Of the Leading baking Powders,
and what lie finds them made of.

The GOvernmen Chemist Analyses two
of the Leading baking Powders,
and what he finds them made of.
! have examined samples OF "Cleveland's Super
Tor BAKING Powder" and "Royal Baking Powder
purchased by myself in thus city, and ind they
contain:
"Clcyeiand's superior RaIsinglAPOw-
Cream of Tartar
Bcarbonate OF Soda
Flour
Available carbonicacid gas 1851 percent, equiv
alent to lls.2 cubic inches OF gas per OF. of
Powder.
"Royal Baking P0wdcr."I
Cream of Tartar
BcarbOnate OF Soda
Carbonate OF Ammonia
Tartnric Acid
Starch
Available carbonic acid gas I2.4O per cent, equiv
a'ent to li6.2 cubic inches OF gas per .oz. OF
Powder.
Ammonia gas O.is per cent, equivalent to 1914
cubic inches per OF. OF Powder.
Noie-The Tartaric Acld was doubtless intro
duced as free acid, but subsequently combined
with ammonia and exists in the Powder a
Tartrate OF Ammonia
E.G LOVE, Ps. d.
NEW YORK, JAN'Y l7TH, 1881.
The above shows conclusively that "Cleveland's
| Superior" lisa strictly pure Cream OF Tartar Baking
| Powder. 1t has also been analysed by Professor
johnson of Yale college; Dr. Genth of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania; President Morton OF the
Stevens Institute; VIM. NJ. Habirshaw, f. @. s..
| ANALYST for tho Chemical Trade of Nav York AM
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DIED.

MARSHALL In this city, July -, 1873. Sarah A.
Larkin, wife OF Leonard A. Marshall aged Is years.
WHggLER.-it Challis, laho, from the accident
al discharge OF pistol, William Pope Wheeler, son
of Roliu Wheeler OF Burlington, VT, aged "a years
and months.
RUssEli--In this city, July 2isi, 1883, Margaret
Russell, aged 50 years.
BURHE.-ln WlnOoski. July 2lst, 1883, Margaret
Il. Burke, wife of u. Mctireevy, aged "a wears.
MURRAr.--In Wllist)n, July "a, Charlotte NJ. MUIR
raw widow OF the late Hiram Murray aged II
years.
MCCoLLrM.--In this city, July ~, Robert McCol-
lam, IT., aged ~ years,
FERGUSON. ON the 25lh instant, Nettie An
drews. wife OF Clarence j. Ferguson, aged "a years
ana eight months.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25.-The Judges
charge to the jury in the case of the default
ing State treasurer Polk is unfavorable to
the defendant on every count. The jury is
out
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Many times you want TO keep meat or fish fol
several days Lay II In u solution OF Rex Magnus
over night and you can Keep 1t for weeks. You
can also Keep milk week or more by stirring In d
little OF the "Snow Flake" brand.
July 25,d&wlm nrm
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No Sp0ILED NEAT.


~ VIII keep them fresh AMI sweet for many day4
anu uOes not mpar the slighte-t foreign ias.r 10
tbe, a. 'Iies ueh'el IL ~ - simple IN operation
ess a. sau anh costs only fraction Of cent 10 a
pguh1 Oh meal, hsl butter, or cheese or 10 "A uusrf
w nun Hls j. no humhuR; j. Is endorsed by snch
u uph as I'ioi. Sanl w. johnson Of Yale College
e.. ny druggists and grOccrs. samule pounds
receipt OF price. Name your oxnr..s oi.i..,
'hhnlhe 'hranl for meat Ocean Wave for II IN
anu sea iood snow Fake for milk butfpr AMI
cneese Ahtl-Fermen', AntiFly aud Anfi.MOll 10
cents per pound each. Pearl Tor cream; Qneen for
Eggs and Aqua-Nltae for mud extracts, 81 pcr H.
THE IUMISToE FOOD PsEsERviNl CO..
u Kilby St., Boston, Mass.
- For sac by 5. s. Sleeper & Co.. Cobh t,a,.,,
herAa Gl man Brothers, | Bartlett Pl'ic1 4 a.
geo. Z. Goodwin Co., Ware y Hastings l. o.
Boston, Mass. 'o'''''
July 25-l6wim hd.cnrm
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LOngfcllov's Property.
A Card.

BosToN, Mass, July 2j.-Poet Longfcllow
left property valued at $3.50, 200.
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Suddenly he threw up his right arm and
disappeared, and that was the last seen Of
the great English swimmer. He was un-
vortex and met an instant death. 1t was
thought that he was injured in some manner
while diving, as he seemed exhausted and
unable to make much progress. His man.
ager and the reporters were hopeful that he
would get through, and drove down the
Canada side to the Whirlpool Park, but
could find no trace of him. He never ap.
peared. The search was kept up till dark
in vain and extended to Queenstown.
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have examined samples OF "Cleveland's Super
Tor BAKING Powder" and "Royal Baking Powder,
purchased by myself in thus city, and ind they
contain:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-07-27

Available carbonicacld gas 1851 percent, equiv
alent to lls.2 cubic inches OF gas per OF. OF
Powder.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18
FREIGHT FROM TIE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th for Sacramento Vein.
stock & Lubin, pocket cutlery, case shirts
W. A s. c. s. Houghton, l case books, cases en-
velopes; J. c. Davis, rolls earpet; C. P. Z. r.,
case plush 100 barrels oil Con Sullivan, box fire.
alarm telegraph machinery; a. Dennery & Co., 1
case earthenwire; Huntington, Hopkins Co, %
boxes pick eyes box scythes, boxes scales, 400
kegs nails; Billingsley s. Co., 10 bundles wooden
pals C. W. Fox, 1 bundle enamel cloth; Kirk,
Geary u Co, barrel and . boxes drugs, box tau
foil; e. Il. Potter & Co, II barrels and boxes
glassware; j. J. Cooper, l piano; A A. Van Foor-
HES i Co, I cases harness trimmings; G. Il. Gill
man, l case shirts; c. Fl. Stevens & Co, cases
boots and shoes; Omaha Elevator Company, car
corn in sacks; c. Zeitler. box pocket cutlery.
For Vallejo-James Wagner Co., II boxes ma
chinery.
For Lstrobe-James Mccullough, l box oilo-
graphs.
For Marysville-Bag Factory, bundles cotton
goods F. Terstegge, 8 cases shoes Nightman
Hampton, box pocket cutlery C. W. Fox, boxes
oilcloth
For oroville-J. C. Gray, boxes parts of Ice
cream freezers, 8 boxes ware.
Passed Deming, n. II, on the 18th for Sacramen.
TO Baker & Hamilton, 1 forks Huntington,
Hopkins 4 Co., car iron pipe.
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REAL ESTATE Automatically, at 1880
o'clock, Sweesser & Alsip, real estate agents,
will sell on the premises lot Z, and east 20
feet of Lot s. between @ and II, Sixth and
Seventh streets, fronting leo feet on H
street, by 100 feet to the alley. Lot hes
shsds. bins stable and Office, being well To-
Gated for wood yard, barley or grist mill !;
East 20 feet of lot s has 2 good dwelling with
fva rooms. At the same time and place,
lot Nc. g. between J and X, Twenty fourth
and Twenty.fifth streets, viii be sold. It is
stated that this property must be sold. as the
owners, T. C Salisbury & Son, are about re.
moving to Washington Tenitery to engage in
business. Sherburn 4 Smith are the auc-
tiOneers.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-RoAD MATTERS.
The only business before the Board of Su-
pervisors yesterday was the hearing Of two
road petitions, which had been made the
special order for thai day. They were the
petitions of Mitchell ard Others, and Steele
and others. Grove L. johnson appeared for
the former petitioners and Dunlap Il Van
| Fleet for the latter. The report OF the view
era was read and number of witnesses sworn
| and examined, after which counsel argued
the matter 10 great length. The Board
! then adopted the viewers report, and granted
the petitions. The Board adjourned until 10
a. NJ. to-day.
The PROMENADE CoXcERT.-The Philhar-
monte Society promenade concert az Turner
Hall This evening is new departure of the
| saciety, and, like ali entertainments under
their auspices, it will undoubtedly be social
! SUCCESS. Beginning at o'clock, the concert
| via last for about an hour. TIE programme
contsirs some very fine selections of music
Foiiowieg this will b9 dancing, Tor which the
! best Of music win be furnished. Tickets can
be procured of she members to-day, or at the
hail this evening.
WIGGINs' STORM FOUND "A correspondent
calls attention to the following item which
recently appeared in the London Graphic,
| and thinks perhaps thu discarded prophet is
entitled TO this much notice or even credit.
TIE Graphic says Poor Virgins, gays a
correspondent the gale of the 11th March
only went TO the wrong address. It came
here-Verey, Swiizsrland-to the day, with
such terrific storm Of snow as has not bsen
seen for thirty years. American papers please
copy"
THE VoKEs FAMILY.-This evening the
Yokes family viii appear at the Metropoli-
tan Theater in their great specislties, Bellies
of the Kitchen " and cousin joe" The
Vokes family are the originators of this style
of entertainment, and have never been
equaled by any Of tseir imitators. They
will return TO the theater for the matinee
Saturday, but there will be no performance
on Saturday evening. There will be no extra
charge for reserved seats.
IRRIGATION MovEMENT.-A meeting of the
citizens of Colusa county has been called, TO
be held at Bates Hall, Willows, on Saturday,
May 9th, for the purpose of taking initiatory
steps towards inaugurating a system of irri
CATION throughout that portion of the Sacra-
mento valley.
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TIE sPRAeug FAMILY.
The Details Ia Regard 10 the Divorce
Suit.

The Details In Regard 10 the Divorce
Suit.
Especial to the REcoRD-UNIoS.l
CIScIENATI, April 17th.-Judge Hoadley,
of this city, and Winchester Britton, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, counsel for Mrs. Katherine
Chase Sprsgue, to-day sent from here letter
60 the editor Of the Tindicator at Staunton,
vs., referring to this statement published in
that paper Of March 10th, in which Governor
Sprague vas represented es having said TO.
the Clerk of the Court, to the Common
weaIth's attorney and 20 Rev. j. D. HuIlahon,
in order TO procure license TO marry, and to
induce the minister to perform The ceremony,
that he brought suit against Mrs. Sprague
asking for divorce en- she ground of sdul-
terry; that she answered, charging him with
the sane offsnse that afterwards she with
drew her charges against him, but his re.
mained, and he was granted divorce or the
ground named in his petition, and the
Court decidsd the custody OF the children For
The sake of accuracy, tie minister reduced the
abov5 statement TO writing. Counsel say they
eau hardly believe il possible that such per.
version Of facts could have been made, tut as
they have seen no contradiction they AJAX the
editor of The indicator to publish the fscts
as they aye, in justice TO Mrs. Spragus. They
then rscite that Mrs. Spragua brought suit
for divorce in Rhode Island, charging adult
cry, cruelty and failure 60 support. he an.
sHered by cross bill, charging her with
adultery. Shs YVES prepared with proof to
support all her allegations, but on she trial
Governor Sprague and his counsel proposed,
if Mrs. Sprsgus would waive the proof ss to
his adultery, he would withdraw lis petition,
and permit the case to procesd on the mincr
charge of non-support. The proposition was
accepted, the decree was granted Mrs.
Sprsgue on this ground, and she was given
the custody CT the three younger children,
the other child being, under the laws of
Rhode Island, not subject to the control OF
the Court. To view of al the facts, counsel
say they have advised Mrs. Sprague to avail
herself of the permission of the Court to as
s1me her maiden name.
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IF you are woman and would contribute
your influence to redeem humanity from its
numbsrless ills, make all things else subordi.
nate to health. If you possess this inestimahle
treasure you may transmit the same, and
your offspring may rise up and call you
blessed. To secure this it will be well tc
seek the motherly countenance of Mrs. Pink
hsm, Lynn, Mass.
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Ezra Dawson The floor was under the charge of E.
w. Bi lwell, E. Z. Dawson, H. Fl. Wiendieck and
Bruce B. Lee. The Reception Committee was CON-
posed Of w. B. Cahoene, c. a Garter, d. W. Frank,
n. Croker and D. B. Lyon. The club now occupies
handsome new rooms.
Nearly al OF the ministers and elders in attend
ance on the Presbytery in Aarysyille visited the
brush dam on the uba on Monday in vehicles pro-
vided by the Anti.Debrs Association. The visit
made on the invitation Of G. L. SeXey, Presi-
dent of the association. The party consisted of the
follow-nsmsd clergymen and elders: Rev. P L. Car
den, Rev. J. II. Smith, Rev. f. Graham, Rev. ii. H.
Rice, Rev. A. J. Compton, Rev. A. Fl. Croeo, Rev.
Z. c. Aatheua. Rev. Ill. S. A. White, Rev N Slater
Rev l. n Waterman, Rev. Robert Samusls Rev
James Woods, Rev. e. A. Mayhem, and Elders
William Baggs, o. Bingham, A. 5. Fraser, G. ii.
Gray, W. B. Ford, Eli Teegarden and A W. Cuts.
Last Saturday evening Sir knight L. W. Kenne.
dy, II Palestine Commanslery No. IS, OF New York
city, entertained the following Sir Knights at his
residence in Oakland: Sir Knight Parvin, Grand
Recorder of the Grand Encampmeat OF Knights
Templar OF the United States; Sir Knight o. c.
Wheeler, Grand Prelate OF the Grand CoFnmandery
Of California: Sir knight R. C Gaskin. Past z. c.
OF Oakland C0mmaadery, No. Il; Sir Knight Solo
mon LathroP, E. c. of Oakland, No. II; Sir Knight
2. C. Waite, Generalssimo; SIR Knight George d.
Mstcali Captain-General OF Oakland, No. II. Dim
ner was served at $50 P NJ and the guests did not
arse until 9:90-a most enjoyable evening being
passed.
Tho wedding Of C. A. Spreckels to Miss oroville
D0re took place Yesterday at the residence OF Claus
Spreckels No. 2027 Howard street, San Francisco
Ii was intended at first to have the wedding at the
residence Of the brides psrents, but owing to the
sickness of Claus sprecllels and his inability to
leave the house. it was decided to have the cere-
moHy performed at the residence Of the bride
groom's parents. The wedding was very quiet, no
invitations having been issued TO other than rela
tves Of the contracting parties. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Sprecher. of Calvary Presby
teri,n Church. The bridal party passengers
for the East on the overland train last evening O.
A. Spreckes is well-known wealthy and pro-
gressive young man, who inherits the qualities OF
industry, tact aud ready judgment which enabled
his father to acquire vast fortune The bride is
beautiful young lady, accomplished and amiable.
The couple sail Tor Europe in May, and will be alb
sent about year.
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- Evil dispositions are early shown. "
Evil tendencies in our systems are to be
watched and guarded against. Ii you ficd
yourself getting bilious, head heavy, mouth
foul, eyes yellow, kidneys disordered, symp-
toms OF piles tormentins you, take at once a
few doses of Kidney Wort. 1t is natures
great assistant. Use it as an advance guard.
Don't wait to get down sick. Read advertise
ment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18

A GOOD Baptist clergyman of Bergen, N.
Y, q strong temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble neuralgia and dizziness almost
to blindness, over two years sitter he was told
that Hop Bitters would cure him, because he
was afraid of and prejudiced against /" Biz.
ters." Since his cure he says none need fesl
but trust in Hop Bitters.
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A a 4 Maj biaon wi eta C Fountain
nentrl sunnou by a me Y YY-Eiea
about drways
B.
he A aIry,
tpmem
-nero and oil above and ecordAoy
be uand F;or
hernah
aks andc nbe
the
ma ,anda tbs
The Art Gallery viii consist of hall oo1o4 feet
halls
raised galleries. the d
and
or dimrse
Of
glass feet in diameter 40 fact high Ample provided
yiron
which will pn the full 100 feet leaving intermediate supporting
which leave the doorway The
Of
building viii equally pleasing from
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Fncrease OF Pension,

Thousands entitled under new Laws, which
are mere liberal. Also pensions procured for
disabled soldiers, widows, etc. Address,
with stamps, Stoddart & Co., 413 G street,
n. W, Washington, D. G.
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Many small man never ceases talking
about the small sacrifices he makes but
he is a great man who can sacrifice every
thing and say nothing.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18

LIKE oil upon troubled waters is Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18

CAREwoRN persons. students, weak and
overworked mothers will fndin Browns Iron
Bisters a complete tSnic, which gives strength
and tone TO the whole system.