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EcsiOn Markets.
WEDNESDAY, July ?, 1854
RDEA nGTurrES


FLOUll-rhe Flour market remains duh and sales
have been nonhned 10 small los. Prices have been
easicr. We quote sales OF the various brands
as follows: Western Superfne at 50 IS "a 3 25 q
bb. Common extras al 50 Is a 4 90 % Dbl and
Minnesota extras at 81 % "a 25 q bb, including
choice bakers brands. Winter Wheats have been
selling turing me past week as follows; Michigan
al 81 - a so p Dbl for stone, and Gao so for
rollers ONO and Indiana, SIS 90 "a 90; and
St LOUIS ahi Illinois at IS 90 d 90 y bbl.
"a Oh z hn!' and Patent Winter Wheats have
hoen selling ii 90 "a 20 Is bb as TO quality
southern oilers and patents have been sold a.
81 no a To- aud New York roller at IS 506 IS
per b'l.
corn MEAI-Corn Meal is steady and in fair
demand. sales at " 1892 IS per bh'.
RYE FLOtH-Rye Flour has been selling in
small lots me past week at 90 a 90 per barrel
OATMEAL-fne sales were at rs a on for
western ground and s. 500 90 for western cut.
GRAIN TRADE.
CORN The market for corn mas been duh on
all good tla4es but prices are easy. sales OF
steamer NIX" nave been NJ G. a62 steamer
yellow Al Il a bhhc; and high mixed At % @o'c !;
aud no Ct at i5aduc per hnshel.
oATs-Uits are dull aud prices are me SANE ne
Sss Sssn Of No sS Sn wHW a 40 nSse Pt No
at ga d4GSc, aud pnces Of m'xeo nave n'eh a. %
,d 4'c y hushcl.
RYE-The sales or Rye have been small a
T5c asOc u olshcl
sHORTS-The prces OF Shorts nave rahHe'
dnrINy Inc wees from Sl1 20 a Il 90 y on,
FINE FEED AND MIDDLlNGs go Prices ar
quoted at s., UO a 90 n ton.
COTTON SEED MEAL-Pr ces are quoted
f.7 1u asU u' .r. ''0 10 STRIVE tn' on lhe sp".'
PROVISIONS.
| PORK-Tlere has been fair demand lor lol
| and prices nave been steady Sales OF prime
| sis 80 "a 10 bl: mess at Sl7 o. ID Il bOi clear al
backs, 81 o. dl9 M per Dbl
| BEEF-Thc Beef Market is slealy anu MI
Sales at yll indl3 N for mess aud extra mess III
| Sl4 90 % 10 So for family and plate
| LARD.--The market for Lard az ueen q
| and sales have been made at. Sd % Z
for city and western.
SMOKED HAMS.-The sales for smoker nan
nave been AZ lS,a l4Ho v ID, as TO quality'
POULTRY-There has been good demand
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.Sprinu Without Blossoms.
Late in Life to Look for Joy-Yet
Never too Late to Mend.

Readers Of III wthor ltI "Hluse Of seven
Cables Will recall the nsthol with which poor
clifford Pyncheon who hll cen unjustly imprts-
one sincel his carly mat MOOT, said. after ais
release: "Mv life IL gone. and where Ia my
nlppincss? o.! give me Inyi happiness But
that could be done only in part, as CLEANS of.warm
sunshine occasionally fan across the gloom OF
New England autumn dav.
II a letter to M5ssrs. HsCDX 4 c., Mr.. L. r.
TiIus, Of Pennington, Nj, says: 81 have suffered
untold misery from chill Hood from chronic
disease of the bowels and dlarrhea accompanied
by great PAIN / sought relief At the hands Of
physicians OF every school AM used every patent
and domestic remedy under the sun. ! have Al
last found in PABKERS TONIC a complete
specific preventive and cure. As your invaluable
medicine, which did for Inc which nothing elsa
could do, IS entitled to She creda Of my
getting back my happy days, | cheerfuly and
gratefully acknowledge the fact
Mr.. +. s. Wells, who needs no introduction TO
the pcopr of jersey CITY. adds: 'rhr testimonial
OF Mr.. Titus Is genuine and voluntary only he
does not adequately portray the suflertngs he as
endured for many years. lie is my brOher-in-law,
and know the case well He Is now perfectly
free from the Old troubles, AMI enovs health and
NE asc-lbing It all 10 PARKEIrS TONIC.
Unequalled as an iuvlgOraut stimulates all inc
organs cures ailments u the liver. kidneys and
all diseases of the blood.
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CONFINEMENT All AMHERST.
Honorary Degrees Conferred Upon
Governor Robinson and others

SrRINGFIELD, Mass, July 2.-The gradual
ting exercises at Amherst college took place
to day. Governor Robinson and staff and
large number of alumni being on the stage.
The degree Of LID. was conferred upon
the Governor, Gllusha A Grow and Prof,
John ". Burgess of Columbia college, The
annual alumni dinner was served in the new
Pratt gymnasium. Immediately after the
graduating exercises, Hon. Francis a,
Walker presiding. President Seelyc made a
statement of the years work. About Sl5O,-
900 was given to the cole re during the year,
the $40 600 gymnasium was completed and
the Amherst system of student self govern
ment successfully tested. GOV. Robinson
was received with enthusiasm when he arose
TO address the alumni
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d. J. tFoster had ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
w. l.. Burnap had. ..,.".................' !
And Mr.. Browncll was declared the nom
inee.
County Committee,
Pending the ballot, the county committee
was chosen, as follows: G. M. Spaulding,
Burlington Fred Mack, Hinesburgh d.
G.. French Underhil o. IL. Ellis, Hunt
ington; L. b. Plat, Colchester.
sheriff
For Sheriff, d. j. Foster of Burlington
nominated Joseph Barton. Seconded by
delegates from Richmond, Milton, Char
lotte and other towns. Mr.. Barton was
then nominated by reclamation.
High BailiG.
Albert Comstock of South Burlington was
nominated for High BailiI by reclamation.
The ResoIutions.
Mr.. Benedict, for the committee, reported
the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
Rcsolrsd, that we endorse and adopt the resou-
tons OF the recent Republican State Convention
aud that we pledge the earnest support OF tlle lie
publicans of Chttenden County at the polls, to oul
National and state tickets to our nominee fol
Congress in this district, and TO the nominees OF
this Convention.
ResotUed That we desire to express our cordia
appreciation of the important public services ant
high personal worth of our distinguished represen
tatives in the United States Senate George f. Ed
munds and Justin s. Morrill, that our state Is tt
he congratulated on the privilege OF retaining pun
lie servants so respected and trusted, who contel
OH It position and influence in the National com
ellis, superior to that of many larger States an'
that the State Senators by us this day nominated ar
requested IL Mr.. Morrill, shall be a candidate fs
reelection, to support him for fourth term, In IN
trust that kind Providence will permit him tt
round out his service in Congress to period un
precedented in length, as it will he unsurpassed il
usefulness and honor.
The Convention then adjourned.
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Personal.

The announcement of Judge Poland's
pu, pose not to again be candidate for Con-
e,r.z apparently leaves clear prospect for
- l.,p ecessor. General William W. Grout,
20 ID turned from the second district Of
h.ruort Gen. Grout made one of
iue mort industrious and Influential men,
bcrs from New England. His speeches COM
banded the attention of the House, and two
of 'hpm-those on American shipping and
on the French spoliaticn claims were
spoken OF in this city as being especially
learned and able. The Vermonters will
hpror themselves by keeping such man in
ulihc nfr.- Boston Advertiser.
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Labor Troubles on the New Jersey Cen.
trail

EAsToN, Pa, July 2.-Chief Engineer
Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and three committees of en-.
gineerS of the New Jersey Central railroad
will visit Receiver Kelm tomorrow on the
subject of obtaining wages for the employees
II they do not get definite answer they say
all the men Df the New Jersey Central, the
Southern Central and The Lehigh and Sns-
ouch lnna roads will strike.
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A Splendid Barry.

Is ond that yields It's owner a good pront through
the whole season. But he must supply the cows
with what they need IN order Tor hem 10 he able 10
Keen M their p'oduH When their butttr geis
lighl ~ color he must make II "g,lt edged by us
ink Wells richardson y Cos, Improved lutter
Col'r II gives the golden tolor OF June aud ADDS
i've cents per pound ~ the value Of the butter.
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Town Committees.

Bolton-B j, Cotton, sylvester strectcr, George
Stephens.
Charlottc-lI. ID. Edger,on, q. a. Footc' y. j..
Eaton.
Coichester-.A. j. Stevens, A. NJ. Wheeler, Bern
hard Porter.
Essex-P. {. Abby. W. b. Nichols, J. y. Gates.
Hinesbu' gh-C. F. BoyntOn, 4. b. Whitaker, f.
W. Terry.
Huntington o. II. Ellis. H. II. Brewster Romeo
Norton.
JerichO-M V. Willard, Jesse Gloyd, L. c.
Stevens.
Milton-J. W. Finn, George Granger, A, b.
Ashley.
Richmond-c. W. Howe Giles Werden, f. S,
Nichols.
shelourn-W, II. Tyler II. w. Tracy, c p. Van
Welt.
South Burng on-E ". Brownel. John E.
Smith, ii. Steele
st. George-Iliram Tiley.
Underhill--F. W. Church, Cyrus Prior, ID. q.
French.
Westford-S. II. Maeomber, George Beach, John
Allen.
Wiston-w. Y. Metcaf, W. b. Douglass, Grove
l.. Brownell.
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Heavy suit the Outgrowth Of the
Harrison Failure.

PIrTsBuRG, Pa, July 2.-The National
Broadway bank of New York has brought a
suit against William McCreery to recover
800 900 II oar prp'ni-, ny II ties OF $50
900 eacn. The acti N is the outgrowlh OF
the failure OF Commo lore G lri5On on who's,
NOTES MuCretry was endJTser.
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LAslu.-Ii This city, Juy IL. ISL. blhn.hI 6Ha
line, infant hA1ghirI n' ~ F. "'' '''
aged = mon' Nc.
srR1sG.-Iu TAI, city, On Tues lay afternoon
tnly l., Agnes G . eldest daughter ut kohett ",
and E m rem a strong ge 10 yeirs months.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
Warren Gibbs, b. II. Day and
Henry Brewster Nominated for
Senator's.
@. W. Brownell, Jr, Nominated
for States Attorney on the First
Ballot,
sheriff Barton ana Judge Wales re-
nominatcd,-The Resolutions.

sheriff barton and Judge Wales Re
noninatcd,-Tbe Resolutions.
The Chittenden county Republican con-
vertion was held at City Hall In this city on
Wednesday, July end, and made these NOM
nations; For Senators, Warren Gibbs of
Burlington, Buel II. Day OF Jericho, Henry
Brewster of Huntington assistant judges,
j. S. Plat of Colchester, John +. Smith OF
South Burlington Judge of probate, Torrey
E. Wales of Burlington States attorney,
Chauncey w. Brownell, Jr., of Burlington I;
sheriff. Joseph Barton of Charlotte high
bailif, Albert Comstock of South Burlington.
The convention was q dignited, good
looking and thoroughly representative body,
and its deliberations were harmonious and
orderly. Following is report Of the pro-
ceedings in detail.
Forenoon Session.
The convention was called to order at
11;3O by Hon. G. NJ. Spaulding, chairman
of the county convention, and the call was
read by the secretary, d. G. French, Esq,
of Underhill. Mr.. Spaulding then ANNOUNCE
ed as temporary chairman Hon. Henry Bal
lard, who took the chair amid applause. Mr..
Ballard briefly returned his thanks for the
honor conferred upon him and expressed
the hope that the proceedings of the conven-
ton would be harmonious and that ticket
would be nominated which would commend
| itself to the voters of the county. The roll
was then read by the secretary. The re-
sponses showed that each town was repre-
scented by its full delegation. The temper
airy organization was then completed by the
choice of Mr.. G. D. Boynton as secretary.
The temporary organization was then made
permanent.
Messrs. G. G. Benedict, d. @. French, A.
G. Robinson, W. W. Higbee and w b.
Douglass were appointed a committee on
resolutions. Messrs. A. Ii. Chesmore, L. B.
johnson, L. F. Burdick were appointed a
committee to report county committee.
| Adjourned until p. NJ.
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A party in PARIS mbkes living renting
.,.t .nh Where they are swallowed by
mistake the deposit is forfeited.-N T.
,o,u,ty ~ idCtrtiSer.
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MARRIED..


LANBEIN-l ANoRA-In this city, July Q, 1881, by
Rev. Father lorrec Byron ", Lambs in nd Emm'
L, IaMOra.
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The inland Railroad Declares "A
Dividend,

RUTLAND, W., July AT a meeting of
the Rutland railroad directors held to-day it
was voted to pay dividend of oae per cent
on preferred stock, payable July, 1884. The
new management took the road on August
list, 1888, with large floating debt, which
has all been paid together with interest on
the bonded debt, leaving q balance large
enough to pay dividend as stated above
The annual repoIl which will be soon issued
will show very tlalteriug prospects FIR the
future OF the road.
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Organic alton OF the Ogdensburg Road
Directors.

ST. ALBANs, VT, July 2.-The directors
of the OIdcnsburg and Lake Champlaln
railroad company have organized as follows
President l.. Mills treasurer, II. A.
Church secretary, Geo. T. Childs; execu.
tive committee, J.. Mills, j. Gregory Smith,
j. r. Langdon, w. A. Haskell, S. A. Carl
ton road and property committee D w.
Lawrence, Timothy Ioyle and J. w.
Hobart
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M = d.
al price 1ssea .r ', hlsome fancy at high
er price.
i;tcamrma. iar. d; Butter IS to Is cents
cheese. $40 "..
ater.o,vn tniOn Live stock MARKETS.
10. tna .ack ,n ling wcdnos day, July 2, 1854.
AyorSr of ivy srors At MARKET.
Cluc. sheep and LAMBS. swine.
Tn,sv.et ia 232s 1914
b. 81; 81. Is. a., u.s. u.s. 1888 1888
svNFss IN THs SEVERAL STATES.
Sheep and
...le Lnrlbs calvPs. swine.
Nave Nav lanp,a e g %, IS j.
Vermont ..... y lS6s g3l 2'3
Massachusetts 80 i6S l2l ....
New YORK ...... 81 l5' ~ ''..
Western .... ..-.. lHS IZooo
Canada. ........
Rhhlo Isaul .... .''t .'..
r,,, ~ 2gq3 14s7 1874
Number M ..... yer different roals-BGston and
Lowell u: burg 373 Eastern u; Boston
and Maine "A.
Prices Of ~ ... Beei-A few choice so 50alo 90 :;
Extra IS on first quality 81 0Oa7 50 second
quality s. U. %; third quality = O0G1 81.
f,iaas NJ Cattle-Working oxen, q pair
from sloo o. Mleh Cows and calves from
$40 $50 As Farrow cows sl's 30. Fancy COWS
$50 "a $50. yearllngs Sl2d 20; two years oid III
q 80 three years Old sA "a si2.
Swne-western fat, live, 5IaGc-s n. Northern
dressed Hogs, ,d1c y h.
Prices of Sheep and Lamos-ln lots. 81 90 Il ooa
4 81 each; extra IS 30 40 40, or from "a &c = ~
| YeHrlmgs, ~ . 7c. Spring Lambs, Gdshc Sh.
Veal Calves a &c 7n.
| Prices Of Hides Tallows and sE!ns-Brighton
| Hides, 7kdSc g II; Brighton Tallow 6d6hc 2 b :;
| Country Hides, heavy. @Ihc q ID; light, 6hc
Calf skins, liai2c Fb. Sheared skins. l2E6g5c
| each,
| CLASSIFICATION Of CATTLE AND SHEEP.
| y. B,-Choice grades includes nothing 10; =;-''-
fed i.c0 70 100 % hullocks Extra ard mrs, analtv
| includes tue best large lat oxen. second AM ,uirl
s,cers.. ~ '''
| Shcep-EXra includes cosse's and when tnnaa 81
| inferior quality are thrown out.
Western Hogs over the Boston AMI Albany
| railroad are included only in the Brighton laarnet,
BOSTON STOCK YARDS.
Tnequauyoi cattle This week run yer, much the
same rs las, week on both Western and Northern.
Display fuzzy ~ good as usual. There were quite
a number IT extra Country oxen on sale. The
| sales were mostly effected early Receipts for inc
week were light, Price about the same as last
week.
The sheep CiN-The market Is somewhat de
motaMnl M morning, from the fact ma, butchers
are handing Western in preference 10 Northern
and the former can be placed here at 1919 u h.
for nice Spring lambs, which lOoSs small price &c
he paid 20 The North road dealers Butchers IN
different aIOu' buylng Northern nocks, and there
has been "c".l"e N i "a lc q h. according tC
qualty.
Mlch COW, of cS, a fine quality were in de
mand poor grades dull sales from s?5, $50, an
$50
, VA CAVES The market Is same as notice,
last week. !r'"s range from "a &c z N, liy'
, weight.
Hogs--The market for lat hogs MS been steady
| on Western hogs $40 &C. = pound are the rate
for live. Northern dressed hogs are quoted al $40
&c 7 IT.. The supply was suMcitnt for the de
maud.
| | The poultry market Is quiet. Prices OF chicken
. are a. 90 turkeys, l2alic and hens at lO&'29
| q
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,,xru.u FOREIGN NEWS.
Reported capture of Debbeh by the
Arabs,

ArnDNI
Assor,y. July 2-It is rumored that 49,
300 Arabs attacked and captured Debbeh by
,ssauli # is said that 5000 Of the garrison
and Inhabitants were killed. Mudir of Don
cola md number of officers have gone in the
iirrc,ion If Debbeh with what object is not
known.
France and China.
PARE. July 2.-rherc is a general feeling
OF sunrise at the silence OF the government
,be situation in Tonquin. 1t is
believed matters there are in a gravcr condi-
ton than is admitted. The French govern
mont hos demanded five hundred million
francs indemnity from China Tor alleged Vlo-
laton of the Tienstein treaty Inc CLAIMS
are based m the recent attacK OH inc rrencn
troops at langson.
Foreign Briefs.
CAM, July 1.-The report that the Prime
NJ mister has resigned is denied.
LONDON. July 2.-Thc village OF Bertls-
c1wyL in switzerland, was burned yester-
day. 200 people are bomeless'1
Berlin. July 2.-The government has
given an English firm an order Tor the
largest torpedo boat ever built.
ST.. psrrRsnrRG, July 1.-The Car has
riven 100 900 roubles for the relief OF the
sufferers by the foundations in Poland
BATH. July "A match game OF cricket
was begun today between the Phliadel-
phias and the Lansdowne club. Inc Lans,
d1wnc team went to the bat first and scored
3tO in ,he first innings. The Americans had
scored 20 for > wickcts when the game was
adjourned
PARIS, July 2.-There are 1l5 cholera pa
tents in the HOSPITALS at Toulon. at Mar
seiljes there is better outlook than fcA The
past few days. The sanitary condition o.
Paris IL excellent.
HAVANA. July 2.-Thc boiler of the Span
ish man-.fwq- Tigcro, exploded at La "a
Nexevitas tod4v Three persons were XIII
cd and five seriously wounded.
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Assistant JUDGE.

For Assistant Judge of The County Court,
5. Bigw cd of Colchester presented Hon.
James S. Plat of that town, and Mr.. Plat
was unanimously nominated. For scoond AS
sistant Judge, A Comstock of South Burlipg-
ton named John L. Smith of tat town sc.
onded by Hon. C. NJ. Spnuldiug aud others.
MIR. Smith was then nOnna.,d hv acc anna
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rLIr lark E'ES.
vermont Markets.

st Arhan4 Iu., Receipts libcral,market dull ,
bu,ter. 15fo-. ..,s per N. selections and gener-
a, nr,ce is ,...- .r 70. with lsone fancy at ahigt.
er price.
Rtc'msuI Im. Us But;cr. IS to Is cents
cheese, 9 lu "..
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WANTED.

sjBsCVIPTID N.ROOK SALESMAN, WIN is d
n Precursor, 10 solicit orders, receive AMI te
liver in New Hampshire. To the right man nc
position Will he permanent anu pron'apl'' AVpN
with stamp for circulars, etc, 10
j. r. BRENNAN, 81 Johnston Building
jy3,dSwlm 'lho'hna'" on'''
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Probate Judge.

For Probate Judge, Hon. G. H. Bgelow
OF Burlington nominated Hon. Torrey Z.
Wales, and he was nominated by acclama.
ton.
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states Attorney.

A. Comstock of South Burlington nomina-
ted for States Attorney Chsuncey w.
Brownell, Jr., of Burlington, Seconded by
Hon. w. G. Shaw OF Burlington in highly
eulogistic speech, and delegates from Shell
burn, Charlotte, Williston, Essex and
Westford
w, ID. Hall OF Richmond nominated $. II.
Davis of that village, claiming that the
office belonged this year outside of Burlipg.
ton. Seconded by delegates from Colches.
Ter, Jericho, Huntington and Bolton.
| MIR. ii. NJ Phelps of Burlington ia neal
little speech nominated l.. f. Engesby Esq
of our city. Seconded hy Mr.. Walter B
Gates OF Burlington. The ballot resulted az
follows;
| Who'e mn nher Of votes Observation-Disclosures. l37
| MGrssafy 10 cholce ,..,.,,.,,,,t....,..., 60
Chaunrsy w. Brownell had. ........ ..... :
| al ,
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BUTTER, O IEEsE AND EGCs

choce poultry IN prices are firm. TURKEYS
apo 10 10. " '''N''' Nv -
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CLASSIFICATION Of CATTLE AND sHEEP.

y. B,-Chocc grades includes nothing 10; =.-;i
FED .co 70 100 % hullocks Extra ard mrs. ana1tv
includes the best large lat oxen. Second AM ,rrl
quality includes oxen and two and tl;rec-vcar-oh
s.Cers
Shecp-EN'ra includes cosseis and when ,nnsa Of
inferior quality are thrown ont.
Western Hogs over the Boston and Albany
railroad are included only in the Brighton marnet
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A Fire on the ST. JObnshury and Lab,
Champlain.

NoErt CONCORD, VT, July IA large
woodshed at this place belonging to the St.
johnsbury and Lake Champlain railroad
with 300 cords of wood burned this after
noon. Loss $500. Insured.
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Petition for Divorce.

ALICE WRIGHT ! CHrTTESDES COUNTY COURT,
,,,,,,,,, yvu,,.,,, SEPTEMBER TERN, 1891.
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VERMONT NEWS.
Orange County Republican Nominal
tons.

BRATTLEBoRo, VT, July 1.-The county
convent IN at Newfane to-day nominated
for Senators, o. r. Garfield of Townsend
and Dr. H. d. Holton of Bratteboro as
sistant Judges Louis Walker of Grafton r.
w. Clarke Of Brattlcboro judges of probate,
Royal Tyler of Brattleboro for the Marlboro
district, and Abisha Stoddard for the West
minister dis, riot high bailiff, George +.
Selecll of BIattleboro.
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IN TIL. SEVERAL STATES.

Number M .I.. yer different roads-HCstOn and
InwpU u: F. burg 373 Eastern u; Boston
ana Maine IA.
Prices Of 81 .... Beei-A few choice SO 5odlO 90;
Extra 8 Co., frst quality 81 0Od7 SO second
quality 50 iO thlrd quality q O0s4 80.
r,i"as NJ Catte-Workng oxen, Z pair,
from flOu l Mpeh Cows and Calves from
.--s n
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-20
His Amendment. 4

Boston Journal.
Sam Kalleton, member of the Ar
kansas Legislature, was very fond of Of
fering amendments to bills introduced.
That was the limit to his legislative ca
pacity. One morning, after nights hi
larity, he entered the legislative hall
just as the chaplain was asking divine
aid. The old man took chew of to-
bacco and listened attentively until the
chaplain closed his petition with an eff
fective recitation of the Lords Prayer.
''Mr. Speaker, said the old man, arising,
Il move to strike out the word daily
bread and insert as much bread as may
be found necessary for twenty days.
We have already done enough for the
flood sufferers"