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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
@elunbbeit 1T Nei6ibum.
@i4ere 6eiluna unter @arantie.

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Cur, sarantirtes Mittel fir Spiterie, S9pir
bel, &rdmpfeu, Neuralsia, &opfpeb, NernDs
iitdt in Solse genuBes BON NIfohol uub ga.
bat, Sdlalpiisfeit, seiitise 8ebriidunseu
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cine Mpnats>gur. 81 per Sdahtel SIS fit,
6 S6adtel, per Soft fret auseianbt, bel Gm'
pfans bes Breiies.
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6 S1a6tel entbaltener 8eftelIns besleitei
BON So, ienben mir benz &Gufer uniere &c.
idriebene garantie, bas @elb suriif5uien6er
ruern bas Mittel feline &ur betpirft. @aran.
tieen nur~ ausseitelt bon
Sobn 6. 8eft 6 60.
6s2 8. @aoiionitr. Chicago, Su. 4s-1,
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Eater, SHUTTER unb brei e&meferu tobt.

Ser Dasib GlaspppI, ter fribers Sers.ant>at>
AruiS bee Nep Serftp Senate unb iest 6ftrtli.
der Nptar in gtbarriIe, gumberlanb Co., 81. s.,
rta4t fplsenbe. tpunberbaren An9aben 3 ,Neia
Batter, SHUTTER unb brei S1weiern ftarben fantrt>
lid an ausjttruns, unb nteire 2rnsen tparen f.
fdtpad, bab i'd 8lut austparf. Hismanb slaubte,
BAT ID an. 4eben bleiben f6nnte. Retne Be-
i&aftisuns lSdifsfautieb) srif mid BET utsiner
f9tpaden Contribution ftbr an unb i'd fdritt
ftntQ benz @rabe. gu. &ls i'd mid ta biefent
5ufanbe befanb, besann i'd nit benz 9ebrau6
bas 2ebeu. Da es fttr f6pieris mar, baGelbe
In bieiem fleinen Srte ;u e~rlanasr u.,b ba fid
r1ein 9uftanb 70 bebeutenb sebeGert bate, 70
feQte i'd ben Getrdud cine 3~eitlang elm, aber taS
&siultat baSon mar, tab % nit meinert Suftanb
fdnea ipieber bersab cling. Mifbler's Serb
gittsrs sibt mir appetit, FART mid unb frdftist
rnein Ssffert, ME fein anheres Wittel tbut, unb
i'd mug baber fofort elm Dusenb Glaf6en taser.
@a9en Sic BON bisfer 8uftrift mad gelieben
9ebrau4 unb tpenn fia Semanb scn Der Dabr>
belt iberseueet Mil, 70 mag er f1 briefi6 an
mid tpenbtn utb i'd tptq bas 8efaste eitli6 be>
t%rdftissn, bsnn i'd serbanfs @iibIer's Serb giters
rnein 9eben."
Das gebsimnis Der fat bsFdnbis.n erIei5t.>
rung rnb 3eiluns BON @ussebruns, &ubr. Diar>
rbbe, 9sspepiie, 8erbauunssbel6iperben Rteren-
unb 3eber<2eiben bur1 bic Antpenbuns BON
Mtibler's Serb 8tttsrs liest BARN, baB bafelbe
einfade, barmlcie unb bod frdftiee 8eftanbtbeile
entbdlt, pelde auf 8Iut, Rierenainb 2tbsr tpirfen
unb bur1 bieielben bas sanse Ssftem itdrfen unb
beleben. Sn ieiner 8uiamueniesuns Sssetabtli>
f1er Natur; ~Subereitet BON einert re9uldren Nrste;
Elm bep6brtes mebiSiniIhes 9rdparat; enbpIitrt
BON @er;ten unb @pptbefsrn. Oiefes finb bic bier
Sauptpunfte In Der Gmpfebluns prn Mifbler's
5srb gitters. Mtfbler's Serb 8tttsrs tpirb Don
alien @pptbefern ~Yerfauft. @reis $1.00 fur bic
erpse Glafte. 6 Slafden fir $500.
8rasen sic Stren @pptbeter mad T1iftler's Serb
Sitters. gBeun er bahelte ni6t bat. nsbmen Sic nidts
&nberes. ~fcutert ienben Sic cine 9pfffarte an WtIbler
Orb 4it3rs gsp 525 Commerce ST., gbiIapapbia.
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9ianDs,

unb tleinere SnItrumente aner Irt. Cine
uouftdnbise 0usnabl Der peri6 ebenen Sprs
ten, uie gitep, Storp s. Camp, @eitern Got
tase, uno Smith american. Greiie BON $65
big 5000. Sas npuitanbigfte 2aser bon
Wuiiefalien tpeitlid BON minneapolis. I'm
seneigten 3uipru6 bittet u. S. Suber
4S ct. glpub, Mi1ns
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stearns Gomnty sdnSereiea.
Senton Gpmntp sausereien.

Scnfon SonntD S~aroeretett.
* ron fe H...........ste 80, aUpn 80. aanse %
a rem IN 4......... 81, " 38, Is
@enanntes gisentbum pirb an ben Meiitz
b~ie.enOen perfauft. Gin Srittel Der &aufz
iumme muB ueniSitens am ~Yerfaufsta9e be-
5ablt peroen. Ser &eit auf Belt aur 2u=
frieoenheit bes 8dufers. Sieies @tgentbnm
n1uB p~erfanft uerben, lint Die NadlaHenz
i9aft 81 orbnen. Golden, bic in Stearns
ooer Benton Gountp ipobnen, lit cine quite
Gelesenbeit 9ebpten, ii6 Elm Seim in Der be.
ten @eseno Des Staates si peri1afien. Gin
3beil oes gisentbums lit 8rairie- nnoSolsz
lamb uro ipnroe Dor Sabreu BON Serrn Gin
%nertann 9eipdblt, als er Die @abl atpiiden
9roBen 9anbereien bate. Hiemanb iol Den
8ertauf unbenubt ppriibergeben laien.
Wan lei bel Der 9ano unb fi1ere iid cine
5arm. Mfan per9eiie ben Sag uidt
SonncrHas, Den 8. suit, 1885.
8egen Gaberem iueube man lid a
S. u. StuenS,
1864 a8ent Der gerpalter, ct. 9aul, @iua,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
Gin GefdbrIt6er fall.

&cUefer. BEN 1. Stunt 1882.
Dor ietn Satren Wurbe i'd spn ben ~teftiafen uni
tsetlt1feu S&ner.en i'm @Ifen unb gieren befauen.
3eten bis gum @ebirn."
g@rr lauter S&mer, rurts 10 ratnFnmis!
Gs ~beeIrtte tu 3etten brei @tannsr, um mid aut
metneu Sette tetjubalten!
rsersebeps ssrfuaten bic Dpitpren, mir atnserxns
su ssri&ahsn, aber fe tatten feinen Grfpts!
"@erptine unS %iUnfise Spiate
DSatten teine ~gDirfuns!
.Ma@ ipesMprarsn pars i'd fur tpfaunsslus auf.
Bis enblid msine Srau eiue 0adbarin sr,Sbl.u
hSrte, mas ibr y5pp Sttters" seuIst, ppraufttn
nnetns 5ran fsfort pel3es faufte unb Is mir sab.
Die erite DOTS ~bsrutiate mein 8ebirn nab f&isn
IN r'etnei, sanisn Ssfem mad S&mer,sn terum,uja.
sen.
Pie ,nsits gsFs t~esutists mid 70 fstr. has i'd
talb smei @Onaten ni6t setban batte; unb mod et,
I'D fint 8laf6en setrau6t, fItlte i'd ntebsr esn,
ppbl uue rar lber bret Wp&en pieber 70 tart an
Der Assett, ais tr8ene elm aneerer Wann es fein fsnn.
ts. Damn absr artettete i'd msinsu 8rdftea mas ~
i3wer unb taben Id mir alsbann cine farteGrf6ltuns
,xjpa, wuree tn d%ueerter aud npU Bonn f6ner,tafts.
zen Wbsnniatismus, ron we&em iemals sebSrt pup.
Damn lief i'd tte Dpftcren abermals fpmm.n uns
mao Serlauf ron einisen gSp6en periieftn lie mid In
ihrer etseaen nebtrssusuns, ais 8rappsl auf 8raden
fur mem 9eben lana.
%trjatlts Tim opn nfinem 5aa, ipprauf er mir faste,
has sop Sttters" itn furirt hattie unb has basielb,
du9 rntH tetlen ruree. SD safte ttn an, dber er mar
10 fetr I'm Grnhe, tab Id mid ~Yeranlast futile, tas.
|lslbs rteser sa asbraudsn. Sn msnis.r ais sier @p.
Den mari Id rnttne 8rilden fort, sins, lei&t unb suteu
wfutbss pieeer an bic &rtttt, eetrau4te Spri6tsbal.
Der bas Sitters, iebp6 nod 5 g8p6sn l6nser. bis i'd
rteoer 10 eeiuns mar. ais trsenb Elm lebentes ggefen,
'une bin felt ben lestsn 6 Satrsn aud 70 s~eblieben.
Dasfelbe Eat aud meine 5rau turirt, wsl&e Satr,
lang tranf mar. Bret bis bret 8laiden tdtrlib Ia.
ben rtetne Srau, fppie aud rnstne 8inter aeiuut une
rstl %ertalten. 6 1T feline @elesenteit Sprbanttn,
franf gu fein, penn hiefes Sittsrs ~esbraudbt mirt.
S. s. Serf, Gr. SuperSifsr.
rSte arme inSalite Srau,"
yS6pefer,"
yWutter!"
uSber Ep6ter!"
"stnnen ME bic glatt. Ter gsfnnttsit t.rs.a.nt
rerben!"
p@it sinisen 5lafaen vSrp Sttttrs."
ngSpHt Shr fe letben ldfen."
Verfolgt ote S6tutnoIer!
Wenn Str sop Sitters Bea6tet has crime SOFTEN
Sufdel auf Der treiBen CGtifette) Serlan8t un6 ber.
@pptteter perdbtplgt Sud @tpas, ta6 i'd &c. ..
sBarner's German Sop Sitters" nennt. pfer eine an.
oere gessi9nung ais Sppfea tItrt, 70 reift bies ,urid
unt rneieet ben ~appttefer pie sine stftise S&lanae;
.nne rern er ttr ben Stpff @uer 9elp Gen 0 tat,
10 tta8t tin rssen8etruses an unb perfldet TIN reaen
S6rtnsels duf SdaeenerfaB. gDir rerben Gu& fIr
istne Strurttstlun8 f~reisebts %belptnen.
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Gtienbabn=S

Golden, pel6e setpiIt iino, cpntraflid
9anoereten Der ct. Saul, Miuneapplis unb
Wanitoba gtienbabn=g% pnnpasnie AT faufen,
ooer @ontrafte 5u besablen, D,ene biermit
5lr Nadri6t, baB ih ieSep 9pnnerstaa tn
Gole9epile u1o ieben Sreitag unb Samstaa
in ct. Gloub inn gpurtbauie su treffen bin.
O. @enbeltn Mera.
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@roBe Seritet9ermm9
bon Gdrbereien in
Stearns ttno Sentpn Counties,
Sie gertpalter oes Serm6sens beg Soc. $.
2irnemann tperoen in ct. glouo,
Wtnneipta ant
Sonnerstas, Den s

Sonnersta8, Sen 9.sSult,
3 l1br Hadmittass Dor bent gpurtbouie
foisenoes @runoeisentbum 6fentlid serz
iteigern:
9ots 8 unb 9. glod 9 in ct. Spiepb, Minn.,
auf benen Sars uno Stalun9, befannt als
oas vSaarmann gtsentbum". Sesgleiden
folgenbe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24
state sabbath-school Convention.

1t has been decided by the committee
having the matter in hand, to accept the
very cordial invitation from the churches
in Burlington to hold the annual convei-
ton of the state Sabbathschool assocla-
tion in this city. The time will be Sep
TENDER 20 and 30, Arrangements are be-
ing made to secure the attendance of sev-
eral wcll-knOWn Sunday-SchoOl workers
from abroad, as well as those resident in
the State. The programme is being care
fully prepared and made mp of sunday
school topics, for general discussion es-
says and Institute exercises. The com
mittee are DESTROYS that every evangelical
Sunday-school IN the State he represented,
rs far as possible. An exceptionally in
teresting and profitable meeting is expect
ed. Further announcements will he made
rs arrangements are completed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24
COMM ERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. July 22

AVE-" ONh' boiJ ~~'
FLOUR Receipts Of IL. sS7 barrels. Exports
of ijl barrels dull and declining. Sales. 1U.S00
bbls. Choice to double extra Minnesota at } jOfh
) 80 No. at 1913 60 Supcriinc NJ 2jV3i0;
common to good at 3GjTti ~; good to choice
at ljd5 80 common to choice Nh.tc whclt
western extra at j30t55O; fancy dOHt -UlUiGj;
extra ohio at sos %; extra II. Louis at
3 1905 -: patent Minnesota extra good TO
prime 1T : 006Gj 80 choice to double extra do
at G0,tj - 1901 barrels of city mill "Nt,a
at 0Odj 10 500 barrels of hnc At 2 io03 80 ;
400 barrels of supcrinc at 3 3di -; SEQ bar
rcs of extra No. 2 NJ 3GjG4 ~, 200 har-
rcls winter wheat extra AT $500 80 1900
barrels of Minnesota extra at GJdh6O {;
southern steady. Common to FAIR ut 500
10 good to choice at iWlj 90. RYE FLOUR
dull at 3 80 ~ %.
GRAIN wuEAr- Receipts H,GN bushels /;
exports Of 23,DE} bushels; market lullc lower
closing weak at lsc above ike lowest prices
Sales of 100000 bushels ON spot. Cash includ-
ing new red Maryland at ld3 old No do at
1914; No. . red elf. Buffalo at l0Ut9fll ObA.
RYE-dull. CoRN-Rcccipts of $500 bushels.
Exports of $40 bushels. sales of 1,2dOOO
bushels on SPOT. No. at 5l%5lIG elevator
elevator No. white at 5dI. OATS "a lc
lower and more active. Receipts of $1,000
bushels. Sales of 10000 bushels on spot. EN-
ports none. No.3u 81: do white at 3S; No.
2 at 3519d:B elevator; No. white at 500
30l6 mixed western AZ 3j1a6L3S; white do at
3S61t3; white state at 43.
GROCERl ES COFFEE - weak. SUGAR
dull. Refined dull and easy. c. at 5Ie@53s eX-
ira at 5l6MjA white extra & at 534
yellow at 434H5; OF At 1906; mould a al
55SGpG; standard Aat l3-lG164 CONNECTIONS
crs' 4 AZ 6}sd61-l6; cut Loaf and crush
ed at G34GG5s powdered at 63iI : granulat
ed at 619; cubes at 654dJ7; molasscs sugar
dun ut "A; muscavado at 5}s French
islands at "a superior manila at 42s extra
manila at ;. MOLASSES -stcady.
/ PErROLEUM-Uniteda at 9i1sd95.
/ PROVISIONS 49, TALLOw-s steady. PORK
steady. Mess on spot at II 30. BEEF-quict
LARD-opcncd firm but closed 3lg5 point
lower AID DUH Contract grade spot quoted
ut Il SjI6 S112 refined at I TO- continent a
80 $ A. BuTTER-steady. Western salt
CHEEsE-uomnal. State AT 6tGS9s. Westcr
fiat at 44mT. Frcights TO Liverpool firm
Wheat steam at 234d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24
Boston Produce Market.
Boston, July 20.

BOSTON, july ~.
Owing to the hot weather the quality is
somewhat irregular, particularly on DAIRY
cOusignmCntS, and prices take wider range,
but for Il strictly nee article nun quotations
can he obtained. Northern extra crCamcryis
not offering under ~ to - cents per pound.
and most of the popular brands are held AT ~
cents This Grade Of butter cannot he laid
down here for less than - cents, aud lat that
price it i considered good property to hOid,
Several IBOst ON dealers are now in the COun-
try paying Is to ~ cents there tor the best
creamery. Montreal buyers have also been
operating ON his side Of the line on that basis
The best Western creamery Is selling fairly at
Is to Isl. cents per pound. inquiries for NOR"
at "A lower ii4urc than Is cents have been
made, nut no sales effected. Some Of the
finest makes of Western are held ut ~ cents
per pound For the best of the dairy butter
arriving L. cents is II top price, i'll lots, and n
large portion of the consgnmcntS are moving
oil at IL to III cents pc pound.
As the old stock of cheese is nearly all
ccanc on dealers are forced to get some
advance in order to cover cost. sales OF best
Northern factory have been AT Sl4 to S12 cents
Der pound, and SO cents is the lowest that
New York extra can he sold at. Some lots
are held at S4 cents. but we hear of no sales
mt over SO cents Choice Western has been
selling at ~ to cents. There is a moderate
supply, but no great surplus, and holders feel
that there is no III ceSSlty t. force business.
The hot weather has depressing effect OF
eggs, and only strictly fresh lots are wortt
/ 141e to 10 cents per dozen. Most of the re-
receipts rule at II cents, and some go lower
! Consgnments from distance are subject Il
[ considerable Shrinkagc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24
Taxes for l885 !.

The Taxpayers of the City of Burlington
are hereby notified that the City Including
SCHOOL, Highway ana sinking Fund Taxes tor
the year l>sl. have been assessed hN tine city
Council aud the TuN-bils delivered To the
city Treasurer for collection, 90 ne paid to
said Treasurer, M ms office, No, 4 city Han.
according TO law, within one month and
eight days from this date. Any taxes re-
naming uupulu after the expiration Ct this
time, September |, the Treasurer will issue
his warrant against such delinquent person,
for the collection of such unpaid taxes,
adding to each unpaid tax five per cent, and
ten cents for each warrant, which will be adj
dressed and delivered To the Constable Of said
city, ON the 2lst day of september next To bC
collected according To law.
ONCE hours, from to T. n, m, TO p. m.
q. ID. WELLER, City Treas.
Dated at the City of Burlington, July oath,
1885. li5,ds,&wjt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24

HINESBURGH, July 20.
Market aS follows: Buttcr-tair to good.
10 to Is cents: choice, II; selections, II cents
some fine small tubs shade higher on orders.
Receipts large Hull X Fraser bought two tons
of eggs at II cents per dozen.
ST. ALBANS, July II.
Attendance fair, receipts large prices about
the same as last week. with market tritic
easier. Small packages 10 to II cents; gen
cral price II cents; selections Iii cents; some
extra fancy danes ut IL slightly better figure.
shipment $50 tubs Eggs IL cents for ship
ping.
BRISTOL, july Is,
Butter market duh. Fair to good at 9to T.
cents per pound good To choice ut T. to IL
cents selections at II cents; ii few fancy
diaries brought Il shade hihgcr. Eggs ut II
cents per dozen.
RICHMOND, July 20.
Market quiet to-day for Butter. Sales as
follows; Fair TO good al 10 To T. cents per
pound choice ut Is to II cents line at II
cents. Factory cheese at To ; cents per
pound dairy cheese at 6toi cents, Eggs at
II cent, per dozen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24

1t is estimated that to-day's sales Will take
stocks OH, upon the average. to about June
25-sOnC place it two or three days later As
compared with last year the production now
i rat her better than it was Il few weeks ago.
Following shows the trade of the day: ~
boxes ut ne; 4,1H2 boxes at ,3ic ; l,jtt boxes
at Sc 500 boxes ut - &C; ,Hl boxes al Soc 2tU
boxes. p. t.: 80 boxes, COM; farm dairy, "6d
boxes total 800 boxes.
There were g66 boxes of cheese sold on the
morning ma, kct, fully half of which were
from the smaller factories and the balance
"tarm dairy" proper. Prices ranged at u" Sc.
the nlik at Ne. and four or five lots at Sc.
Sales OF huttcr were mostly OF creamery ANA
prices ranged at ljladl1c., threc-fOurths sold
at lGlac. and very little at lic. Sales reached
- packages.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24

WATEBTOWN, july ~.
Cattle Market Prices generally sustained,
light demand,
Market Beef Choice IS -, extra, IS OOaS 80.
FIRST quality, Ono, 30, second quality, - 90
as %. third quality, - UOui 30.
Cuttlc-Rcccipts of 9l head.
Cdttlc-Storc Cuttlc-Worlling oxen, per
pair, from $1,000 $500, Furrow COWS SlJU S3l.
Fancy cows ejOu~u Mich COWS and calves
s2jdls. YcurlingS 500 20. Two-yoars-olds
Slio3u. Three, pa T..
swine Receipts of Hliu.
Swine - Western fat, live I "a As Z n.
Northern dressed hog, - iHllqc Fh.
Sheep and lambs Receipts of 2isl.
Sheep and Lambs Shcarcd AT jyo3 5O,"Ntra
at 0UWj M, ycarliugS at ila'5 ~.
Veal Caves at 2'.oil2.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24

BURLINGTON, July -.
At present there Is not large amount
of lumber being shipped or received at
this point The usual summer dizziness
prevails, although Il fair amount Of
lumber is being shipped. Prices are firm
on the finer grades of lumber, ana fairly
so on the other grades of lumber. Quota
lions are as follows
I'm. CANADA PINE SIDINGs.-Eight in. and
upwards wide. T. to III it., as run out, p.2S
sj7 pickings and better, p. IS. siO3 Y dress
ing, -. > :. S9S common, p. :. ANA m. -2UN 81.
ii l12 AND > IN. PINE SIpINGS-Eight inland
upwards wide T. to III IT., as run, common out,
rough, S4Ud T. picklngS and better, rough, SH
045; common S2l
PINE STOCKS, lXl0 IN. l. to Ii FEET.-As run
common out, p2 $ S.i0u3l pickingS and bet
ter, s $40 No. barn Ids. p. . :. and IN.
SIS NO barn BIDS. p. > :. and m. ST..
PINE STOCKS, IXl2 to IT. fEEr.-A- run com
p . : S43G44 No. | barn BIDS. p = and m.
S2G0aT No. 2 barn BIDS. p. :. and m. 81 -.
lin. PINE STRIPS, T. To Ii FEtT.-No. p. :.
:. III. b. and e. b. S4544d; No. p. >. IN. b.. ana
L. h. So No. 3 p. 2 = III. b. and q. b. -! MOI
D. . :. m b. ana e. h. So.
lis. PINE STRIPS AND SIDINGS tNpER II
FEEr.-No, and 2p.2 :. M. b ana 6. b. $50
"a; No. BID IS IN. h.. and e. b. Sa3l2 B No. p.
. : M b. and C. b. Sl7G Is - in. amt up, pick
ngs and better, p.2S. S3t"6; in and up,
dressing and common e@l'i-2. .,,-...,
CANADA SPRUCE.-tlcar p. :. m, o%9S
No. | p. IS. IN. 81! No. > p, > :. III. SD.
Spruce CLAPBOARDS FEET LONG.-SN in.
extras p b. and j. SAU 10 per IN, pcs. u IN. Mol
p.yb. and j. $50 4Opcr m.pcS. - > neNtlaS pp.
and j. $40 per m. pcs. jla in so. p. b. ana J.
3463L per IN. pcs
Thcabovc prices are Boston rate of delivered
freight,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24

Fire broke out in the mill of the Bur
lington Woollen company at Winooski
about 1890 p. IN, Wednesday. The fire
department of that village and the Clip
per hose company of this city responded
promptly to the alarm but it was about
half an hour before an effective stream
could be obtained and the flames gained
great headway There was large amount
of prepared wool and no small amount of
waste in the mill and the flames spread
IN this and burned with great fury. \
good stream having been obtained the fire
department went to work at the flames in
good earnest but it was about l2:3O O 'clock
before the fire was fully under control
The walls and roof of the building are in
tact but the woodwork is badly burned
and the stock is badly damaged by both
fire and water but no estimate of the loss
could be made last night The origin of
the fire is uncertain, The. extra pres
sure ON the water pipe caused by pump
ing during the fire caused the pipe to
break in the merIno mill and the base
mcnt of that building was badly Hooded,
doing considerable damage.
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Death of Dr. Irenmus Prime.

DR. $. IrenWus Prime was attacked with
congestion of the liver about two weeks
to recuperate He improved steadily until
sunday night of last week when he had
"A slight stroke of paralysis in the right
side, depriying him of his speech and the
use of his Limits. He was stricken again
ON Wednesday and sank gradually till
l2;45 p, m, saturday, when he died. He
was unconscious at the last, and passed
away peacefully
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24
Fire at Winooski.

The barns of 5. II. Weston, situated OPP
posite his residence in WinOoski, on the
road to Essex, We're destroyed by fire
yesterday morning at about three O'Clock.
Owing to the distance from the main part
of the village, the alarm was not sounded
until the fire was well underway. Both
fire companies responded to the alarm.
The steamer rendered good service, pump
ing from pond east of the fire, and pre-
venting the flames spreading to the resi-
dence. The slaughter house which was
very near the barns was also saved The
buildings, consisting of two barns and
several sheds, We're totally destroyed, to-
gether with between Seventy-five and one
hundred tons of hay, "a valuable thorough
bred bull, ten calves, seven sheep and
some farming tools. The loss is between
four and five thousand dollars and the
property was insured for only 5000.
The origin of the fire is supposed to be
incendiary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24

The local market is now well supplied
with nearly all the delicacles of the season
in the way of fresh vegetables and fruits,
and prices are about as low AS they will be,
Cantelopes are among the new arrivals
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24
Chicago Produce Markets.

VHIUANU, July -.
FLouR-quict. wHEAT--lowcr, at s79slcs91a:
No , spring at S1a4 No. 3 ut 50; No. red
g&3id9pl; No. 3 at So. CORN firm at 1875.
OAr>--farly active. No. at 81. RYE-tirn.
No. > mt $50,
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Essex Junction.

Harley Drury, son of j. X Drury
came home last Saturday with his wife TO
spend few weeks visiting parents and
friends in this vicinity He has been in
Galesburgh, H., for the last eight years
and this is his first visit home. He is in
the mercantile business and is one of the
city aldermen tins year Mrs. Eastman
with her daughter Minnie, from Boston
Mass, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. SeatOn
.... Deacon +. p. Sawyer and family will
90 to Thompson's Point, Charlotte, this
week, camping for two or three weeks .
Mercury % in the shade, Friday after
noon. Rev. Mr.. English exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Mr. Sewell of Milton la. t
Sunday Hunter * Shiland start up
their paper mill this week. 1t has been
idle since last fall, with the exception of
about TWO months in the spring.
There will be preaching by Rev. Mr.
Goodall the Baptist church, Essex
Junction, every Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
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MAHrr>. In thi, city, July 10, Lewis Martin.
aged 81 years
CARpENr R.-lu this city, July d.. Mrs. Ham
nah PAGE Carpenter wife of Tm"'.N 'aIcn-
ter, aged IL years.
CARY. Ina Colchester, ar M. residence
of seymour A. Cary, July 18th, John A. Cary,
aged %.
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