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-Birchard Post, No. 65. will hold spec =
ial meeting at Townshend on Wednesday,
Aug. 9TH, at 8 O'Clock p. M, TO make arrange.
ments for the memorial services TO be held
on that day in memory Of Grant.
Mr.. Frank Wheeler and family OF
Springfield, Mass, also Miss Stockwel and
Mrs. Cook of Worcester, are at Worster's
hotel.
we're attack Of pneumonia.
Mr. Crownngahield is said to have car
ried to BrattlebOro some 80 quarts OF run
ming blackberries, besides selling some here
the result of a mixture of that kind OF seed
in some kind of grain which he thought he
was sowing.
The usual irst Wednesday in the month
W. O. 4. u. meeting is deferred till Aug. II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-07-31

The ladies' benevolent society met yes
terday afternoon at the vestry aud made ar
rangements for lawn party and supper, the
Fred Underwood has bought another
horse for his stable.
Mrs. Nellie Plimpton is sick with the
measles
George Waite, one of our Wardsboro
boys, now in Denver, Colorado, employed 81
clerk in dry goods store, writes OF getting
caught in snow storm the 9th OF July, while
ascending Pixies Peak He says; II had on
my great coat and mittens, but the wind blew
so hard aud the snow was so deep, | wAi
nearly frozen"
Hot, dry weather. haying mostly done
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" ormOn.

The school in district No. 3, taught by
F. Herbert Worden of West Halifax, closed
Wednesday, Goth inst. The names OF the
scholars who were neither absent nor tardy
during the term are Lucy A. Stebbins, VIII
lie F. Johnson, Bertha II. johnson, Osborn
T. Brown, Ellen w. Brown and Minnie A.
Bailey. Absent one day, George q. White.
Only two scholars were tardy. The names
Of the scholars who averaged highest in schol-
arship are Nellie May Goodwillie, Willie f,
Johnson, Josie A. johnson. Lucy A. Steb-
bins, Eva NJ. johnson, Fred A. Cook, Bertha
II. Johnson, Ella W. Brown and Minnie A.
Bailey.
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School closed on Friday last, and there
will be no fall term on account of much need
ed repairs on the school house.
Rev. Mr.. Maekie OF South Londonderry
has been engaged to supply the pulpit the
coming year.
DIR. F. T. Wilder and wife of Adams,
Mass, are stopping a few days at their old
homes.
Two flags float over our street, both
draped in mourning for the illustrious dead
Gen Grant The flag that formerly bore the
names Of Cleveland aud Hendricks is very
tastefully draped
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-07-31

H. o. Millington and family have moved
into the Widow Wheeler house. Mr.. Stick
ney from New Bedford, Mass, is moving into
the house they vacate.
There are quite large number Of visit.
ors In town at present.
Farmers are getting along with their hay.
ing nicely. Most Of them will close up this
week.
We are having fine growing time and
all crops are looking splendid for the season.
schools in districts No. and 8, under
the charge Of Miss l.. Wheeler and Miss l..
Chilcott close their summer terms this week
satisfactorily to all concerned.
Wages per day In haying are from 81 81
to $l.5O. H.
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ann,h Lnnhnnharrr

George Sheldon arrested two young men
OF this place few days ago for trespassing on
his berry lot. They we're released after pay
ing fine and costs
The citizens Of this town are 10 meet at
the hotel on Saturday evening next, to elect a
committee to cooperate with Hooker Post, G..
A. r., of this village, in arranging for appro.
pirate services on the day Of Gen. Grants
funeral
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-07-31

Nowhere on the face OF the earth is les.
son in civil service reform more sadly need
ed than in Louisiana. Its state and munich
pal governments have been run down to the
last stage of political debauchery, and no
branch OF the public service is free from the
spoils system. Even the police are chosen
from the ward strikers and compelled to earn
their star by the mesnest partisan work, and
are even taken from the class who manipu-
late election returns, stuff ballot. boxes and
intimidate voters. Orleans Picdyunt
Tletn !
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To zee her husband for half an hour on
the day set apart for her semi annual visit,
the wife Of a convict ut Portsmouth, England,
trudged all the way from Birmingham, wheel
ing their crippled child years old in per
ambulator. The journey occupied twenty
one days.
1t Is believed that the deepest water on
the globe has been found in the Pacific
Ocean. In latitude 10 % NORTH longitude
l43o lG' east, English scientific explorers
dropped the sounding line 4575 fathoms,
about Ave and one fifth miles. The Ameri-
can steamer Tuscarora sounded 1900 fathOms
east of japan.
A Harvard college girl, Miss Brown OF the
"Annex," led the entire college In all its de-
partments last year. She passed tho eIami-
nations to enter on an equal footing with her
brothers, has taken instructions from the
same professors, though at separate recitA-
tons, and leads them all in rank She cannot
take a diploma, but she eau have a certificate
showing what she has done.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. windham County.
- In ChRncery, September Term, A. d. 1885.
ELLIOT HALLIDAY, Exon, V. EDGAR W. BOW
KER AND HENRIETTA BOMKER.

hEh AND n DOhhhh.
To the Honorable the Court of Chancery next to be
holden at Newfane, within and for the County Of
Mindham, on the second Tuesday OF September,
A. ID. 1885.
County, Executor of the last will and testament of
Lucius Halliday, late Of Newfane in said County, de-
ceased showeth that s. W. Bowker then in life and Of
Williamsville in Newfane said County, but de-
ceased, on the 18th day OF August A. d. 1s72, duly
executed to Lucus Halliday, then in life and Of VIII
Evansville in the town Of Newfane Aforesaid but
deceased mortgage deed OF certain land situated In
NeWfane Aforesaid 10 said WilliAmsvlle and bounded
north on lands Of o. L. Sherman and B. e. Morse
east on lands Of Harriet V. D. Jones, south by the
highway and west by lAnds of o. L. Sherman, con-
tanning by estimation two acres, with town house.
barns aud sheds standing thereon, subject to all the
conditions, stipulAtons and reservations contained
in deed from Richmond aud Caroline y. Dunklee to
Caleb L. Blakeslee, of the same premises, to which
deed reference is had for more particular descrp-
tiOn Of the premises, conditioned for the payment Of
said bowkers eight promssory notes OF the same date
with said mortgage the first four of said notes be-
ing for 225 dollars, each payable to said Lucius HAl
day bearer in one two, three and four years re-
spectvey from November IS, 1872 with interest an
pualy thereafter the next two notes for $500 each,
payable in i've and six years from November 49, lsl2
with interest annually thereafter, the last two OF said
$3.50 EACH payable In seven and eight years
from said November 49, 1874 with interest annually,
the last two noes payable only on condition that said
Lneus Halliday should before said last two notes be-
came due procure from his wife quit-caim deed of
said premises for the benefit Of said Bowler or his
heirs and assigns or in some other manner per
feet in said BoWker his heirs and assigns the title
to said property which condition has been fully per-
formed. Which notes are all justly due and payable
aud have not been paid according to the terms and
effects thereof. That said Lucius Halliday has since
deceased and the petitioner has been by the Probate
Court for the District Of Marlboro In said county
appointed executor Of the last will and testament Of
said Lucius Halliday, and your petitioner further
shOweth that said 8. W. Bowker has deceased and
that since his deceAse Edgar W. BoWker and Henri
eta Bowler have acquired the title aud now own said
premises,
Wherefore, the petitioner prays that the equity OF
redemption Of the said Edgar ". Bowler and OF the
said Henrietta Bowker In the premises may be fore
closed agreeaby the seventy section Of chap
ter twenty mine Of the General Statutes.
ELLIOT HALLIDAY, Ex'or.
By JAMES NJ. TYLER, Solicitor
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80. AIbans Butter Market.
ST. ALBAEs, July 81, 1885.
General price l5al6c, per h.; selections i7aise.


WatsrsOWn Union Live Stock Market.
Market Beef-Choice, IS T5AO 90; extra, s.OOas.5O
hrst quality, 7O0S7 SO; second quality, 5OOa6 5O third
quality, O0a4 so.
IN. B.-Choice includes nothing hut stall-fed 100
to 400 Id. bulocks. Extra and hrAt quality include
the best fat Second and third quality include
and two and three year old steers.l
Store CAttle-WOrking oxen, per pair, from 500 TO
225. Mich Cows and Calves, %, isAis Fancy cows,
6OAsO. Yearlings, lOa2O; years old, lfA3O; years
old, 2lal2.
swine-western fat, live, at lA47-sc Id. North.
ern dressed hogs, bAc.
Sheep and Lsmba,-In lots, 50 90, OOA3 90 each
extra, 4 O0ai so; or from AZ to 61-4c per 10.
VeAlCAlves, 2ka5kc per 10.
Country Hides 6ha ate per ID. Country TallUw 4 l-2
a5c. Pelts lOa2Oc each Calf skins, lOallc per H..
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nesoIe1Ions OF Respect.

ALPHA LoDaR No. $40, KNIGHTS OF HosoR,(
Brattleboro. VI, July 80, 1885.
Whfreds, Almighty God, In his wise providence,
and in the furtherance Of his divine plan, has taken
our Brother Edward =. Brown to his home In the
heavens; be 1t
Resoired That we his brothers fully realize the loss
we have sustained, not only as Lodge but person.
ally, and that remember him for his mAuly, up
right racter for his generous sensitive nature for
his bright example Of pure Christian life and let
hope that his memory may make us truer brothers
and better citizens.
RfsOiued, That q copy Of these resolutions be pre-
scented the widow, aud that the tendeTest sympalhs
OF each member be extended to her in this great be
reavement.
ResoiUed, That the foregoing be published In each
Of our weekly newspapers.
GEO. W, HOOKER, !
ROBT y. WHEELER, Com.
JOHN ORION.
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The Church Coneor. a. sou.h Ns~Gans

The Church Concert aG south New fame.
The concert at South Newfane at the Bap.
tist church on Tuesday evening was a most
gratifying success. The audience included
music lovers from all the neighboring towns,
many coming from Brattloboro to enjoy the
feast OF melody. II Is seldom indeed that we
are enabled 10 hear voices OF such rare puri-
ty and cultivation as those OF Mrs. Osgood,
Mrs. HansOom and Miss Howe. Mrs. o.
goods selections were, as always, most hap
PLY chosen, and served TO display the quail
ties which make her the most charming Of
ballad singers. As encore to her first solo
abe gave 1.-The Time Of Roses" The song
do Love Thee ?" composed for her by
Mr.. Howe, and Tosti's Goodbye" were
greeted by storm of applause, to which she
| responded with her inimitable rendering OF
the familiar mo SIR" Mrs. Hansoom's voice,
q most sympathetic oontralto, was heard TO
great advantage in her solos and in duets
with Mrs. Osgood. Her singing of the sim
pie ballad DARBY and Joan" in response TO
an encore, was marked by much pathos and
delicacy OF expression. Miss Howes beauti-
full soprano seemed equally at home in tine
broad, flowing melody Of the "Christmas
Song" and in the brilliant ataccaii Of the vo-
cal polka. The accompaniments were played
by Mr. Howe In his usual sympathetic and
musicianly style, aud afforded worthy sup
| port 10 tuo hccoupubuou NOouAntus Aho ~
fair proved q substantial benefit TO the church
and will be long and gratefully remembered
by the people. The following is the program ;
Piano Duet, VAlse des Fleurs. Ketterer.
Miss Alice Howe and Mr.. Lucien Howe.
| o. Memory. Leslie
Mrs. Dexter and Mrs. Hanscom.
| Christmas Song. Adam.
Miss Mamie Howe.
The Lost Chord. sullivan.
| Mrs. HAnseom.
She wandered down the mountain side Clay
Mrs. Dexter.
| know bank. Horn.
| Mrs. Dexter and Miss Howe.
Piano Solo, Spinning Song. Litoih'
| Mr.. Howe.
Outs est Homo. hossini.
Mrs. Dexter and Mrs. HAnscom.
| staecato Polka, Mnlder
| Miss Howe.
Never Again Oowen'
DO love thee L. Howe.
Goodbye. Iosti'
| Mrs. Dexter
| Lift thine eyes. Mendelasohn
Mrs. Dexter, Miss Howe and MIS- HAnsc0m
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East Wilmington.

The farmers in this vicinity have harvest
ed most Of their hay crop, having secured
more in quantity than usual The quality
also, as a rule, ia much better than il was last
year.
Mrs. Alfred Titus entertains Mira. taro-
line Ware and daughter Hattie of Newark,
N. j., as summer bOarders.
Geo. Streeter recently sold lamb weigh
ing 20 lbs.
The social club promise pleasant enter
tainment Saturday evening, Aug Sth. All
are cordially invited x.Yz.
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The concert noted in last weeks Phoenix
to take place on Tuesday evening, 2Sth inst
was grand success and those present real
ize that they had a rare musical treat and
that it seldom falls to the lot OF those living
in rural districts to listen to music, both in
strumrn tal and vocal, OF such high order.
hlstAnts.
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GRAND SUMNER MUSICALE |
TOWN HALL, PUTNEY, VT,

wednesday EUe, aug. D.
An entertainment will be presented by the follow
tug artists:
s0PRANOs-Miss Hattie L. Carpenter aud Miss
Helen y. Robertson;
ALros-Misa Lima A. Thwing aud Miss Ada b
Edwards;
TENORS-H II. r.. wheat and r. d. willard;
BARITONE-E. T.. dDrhAm;
BASE-d. A. Houghton;
ACCOMPANIST-Mis Jennie NJ. Thwng;
SOLOiST-Mss Hattie l.. Carpenter VI Hartford
Conn.
PIANO sOLOs-Miss Camille Benson Of Concord
Mass, and Miss Lula A. Cox OF Providence, R. l..
READIHa-MiHa Hattie y, Davis.
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NOrshfleId, Mass,

The third annual Christian convention Is
to be held Aug 10. The speakers will in
olude Me-. Moody, Rev. G. f. Penteoost,
Rev A. Il. Pierson of Philadelphia aud Rev
]. H. Brooks OF st. Louis Messrs. Sankey
McGranahan, Tanner and other singers will
also be present. The railroads offer reduced
rates during the convention.
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AT the Methodist church next Sunday at
ternoon Rev. F. ID. Hovey's subject for die
course will be Baptism"
Miss Edith Howard from Worces. or,
Mass, is visiting Miss Florence Morse.
Many from this village attended the con.
cert at Pondville on Tuesday evening, and
thought it very fine.
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Market Reports.

NEW YORK, July 81. Flour-superhne Western
and state, 325a3 10 extra do, 3G5AabO patent Min
nesotA, OOa5 So Wheat-NO. winterred l.Ol; MOL
white, S9c. Rye, 75a77c. Barley, Sc. Corn,
No. 2, blA62c; choice yellow, 57a57Ec. Oats-Eo.
36a36h; do. white, SsA99. Butter steady. state,
14A2O; Western, l0A20. Cheese-new, TA9c.
CHICAGO, July 81. Flour quiet; winter wheats
81 6OA5 30; spring wheAts s. 5OA4 IS patents 81 7ba
SIS. Wheat-NO. Chicago spring, soc; No. ?
winter red 96a96. Corn, 45a46Ac. Oats 3OASlc. Rye
SOC. Barley, soc.
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Come & Bring Your Friends I!
RICH,-CMOICRi-R

An opportunity seldom offered In this community
Be and improve 1t. This entertainment will be.
given for the benet Of the Temperance cause, which
Is good one, aud we'll worthy Of yonr patronage.
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ne..on Wool MarL~s.

BOSTON. JulY3l Ohio and Pennsy lyania, 30A3ic.
for X, Sass for Xxx. Michigan, 2sa29 Fine delAne,
for and good supers; 3Oa32 for choice east
ern.
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II won't cost you one-half as much. Do not delay.
Send three wocent stamps for postage, aud we will
send you Dr. KaufmAnn's great work, hue cOlored
plates from life, on disease its and home
Address, A. p. Ordway 4 Co, Boston, Mass.
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when you have those distressed feelings incident
10 Heart Disease, remedy can give you such relief
as DIR. dRAVEs's HEART REGULATOR. Thirty
years record. Free pamphlet Of \. K. Ingalls, Cam
bridge, Mass. 81 per bottle.
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James NJ. Tyler recognized to the defendant in the
sun Of SIS as surety for costs Of prosecution, the
law requires.
Before me, K. TYLER, Clerk
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FITOHBURG RAILROAD

depot on Causeway Street, BostNn.)
On and after sunday, June 2l, trains will run a.
follows:
Leave No. Adams for Boston at a ;Ss, % 6b An
I;1O 4:45 p. M. Sundays, A.36, 96b An, AIM.
Leave Greenfield for Boston at $3.50 1885, IL III
lOl $50 :O5P NJ Sundays 80 II III Az - 1875 Pm.
Leave Mers Falls for Boston at 6l2 6ih7, II $50 A.
NJ; 2;58, 26 NJ Sundays 0;l2, II $50 A. NJ $40
Pm.
Returning leave Boston
For No Adams $50 Accom-, $50 Ex., 80 En- An,
For Mers Fails 80 Accom-. $50 EI., 1;ib A. NJ
1900 Ex., 1900 Ex., Pm.
An; '3;OOEH., 1900 EX.,P. n.
Leave Millers Fails for North Adams
lO:85 IL :25 A. A.; s6.1T, si0:06 p n.
Leave areenaed il ;Ob, Ii ;l6 A. N. .2;OO, 'e;AO,
1904 p. N.
JOHN ADAMS. aen1 supt.
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i 4 that have this day given my son, MASON II.
JONES, his time the remainder of his minority aud
shall claim none OF his wages nor pay any debts Of
his contracting from this date.
SIDNEY JONES.
Jamaica July "a 1a85 1881
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Deaths.

In BrAtteboro, July -, at the asylum, Ezra Pierce
Of Chester formerly OF Londonderry, aged 60 years
In duford, July "a, J. Elliot Jacobs, 50 Year,, II
months, 20 days.
In Vernon, July 10, EvAnder q. Marsh, aged 70.
In South Londonderry, July AZ, Ella, daughter Of
Philetus Vial, aged 20 years, months.
In Athol, Mass, July 20, Edward Y. Brown, yrs,
IL months.
~ years.
In ChArlestown, n. H., Jnly "a, Charles P. Wheeler
Of Bellows Falls. aged SO years,
In WestmOrelAnd, N. H., July 20, Seth Wilmington,
aged 70 years, 8 months, formerly OF Chesterheld,
In Jackson, Mich, July ~, OF cholera infAutum,
Willie d. aged months, Of l.. O. and Sarah Brain
ard, aud grandson OF Mrs c. @. Fisher OF Westmin-
ster.
In Cambridge City, Ind, July 10, Eyerelte Hurclne
Winchester, formerly of Marlboro Vt aged IS years
Springfield, Mass, papers please copy
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In Greenfield, July ~. by Rev. J. shepArdson,
Oscar f. Gates OF Brooklyn, N. Y. to Ids A. Brooks
OF Vernon, VT
In Northheld Vt, July goth, by Rev. Walter Dole,
Fred ~ Parker Of MAprton, OAK, formerly Of East
Putney, and Martha A. Dole Of Mortified.
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DATENTS.
r. III. EDDY,
a. ia STAT. a.. epUo.lte KiIby, Ro.t

No. TO state ss., opposite Kilby, Boston,
Patents In the United sta6s; also in Great
Britain, France, and other foreign countries. Copies
of the claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No Agency the United States possesses superior ia
eiities for obtaining Patents dsceTtdinng the pat
inability Of Intentions. II. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents.
TEsTIMoSIALs
81 regard Mr. Eddy AS one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse. CHAs. MASON, missioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor-
thy, more capable Of securing for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissonerof Patents"
Boston, oct. 10, 1870.
Il. H. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir: You procured for
me, in 1870, my hrst patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds Of cases and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions. 1
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York. Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole of my business In your line
and advise others to employ you. Yourstruly,
GEORGE DRAPEB.
Boston, Jan. i 1855.
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Sc a Yard.

While they last.
More choice things In Wash Dress
Goods at 10 and IL 1-2c.
Small lot Of New Lawns.
10 pieces more Gray and Brown
mixed half-WOOl BeigeS,
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Cid Will Near Depot.
FARM FOR SALE!
ON account of the death of o. B. Lawton the well
~ known and valuable
aMf0n A0nneafaadU

is put upon the market for sale Said farm il To-
Gated y miles from the village Of Wilmington, y
mile from school, contains l62 suitably divided
for doing nice farming business. The buildings
consist Of tWo-story, large and convenient farm
house and ell, painted white, with blinds, southern
'front.' carriage and tool house, horse barn and other
barns and sheds for storage OF hay etc, and care Of
stock hog house. ice house, etc, all in good repair:
barns. Said farm is mostly fenced with stone wall
also stone posts for barwAys. Is in high state Of
cultivation averages to cut IS tons Of nice quality hay
yearly in fact is of the most productive farms in
town. hrst-class sugar orchard Of 1000 trees or
more with modern apparatus for the manufacture OF
sugar Also out pasture Of SO acres, known the
Ray Pond pasture" will be sold it'll without the
home farm. Price $4,000 for all; one-hAf can remain
mortgage If desired. Possession given any time.
For further particulars address enquire of
]. HENRY KIDDER, Wilmington, Vt.
Wilmington, VT, Mar. l6, 1885. tia
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Testimonial.
WEST DUNMERsroS, W., March IS, 's5.
got Instant relief from using Thorn's
PILE OINTMENT. Been troubled with
Piles for over year. Have employed ply
sicians aud tried almost every known rem
edy without help. eheerfully recon-
mead Thorn's OINTMENT to every one
Who Is troubled with this complaint.
ALBERT W. STIcKNEY.
Be sure aud get the genuine prepar-
edby
LIB. THORN,
Pharmacist, 1l9 MAin-st.,
BrAttleboro, VI.
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VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE-On
' account OF sickness desire 10 sell my House aud
Lot on Western avenue. Price, etc., given on aPpli-
cation. EMIL APFELBAUM.
Brattleboro, July 80, 1885. si-ss
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CTATEOFVERMONT.

EOFVERMONT.
- Windham County.
In Chancery Clerks ohee, July slst, 1885.
ELLIOT HALLIDAY, RX'oR, v. EDGAR W.
BOWKER HENRIETTA BoWKER.
THIS Petition being hed In this once to-day, and 1t
appearipP that the Defendants reside without this
State ordered that the petitioner notify the defend
ants thereof by publishing said petition with this
order for three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Phoenix printed at BrattebOro, 10 said County, the
last publication to be at least twenty days previous to
next September term Of said Court Of Ohancery.
h. TYLER, Clerk.
JAMES NJ. TYLER Petitioners Attorney.
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12ac a Yard,

Same as last lot.
Two pieces more gray mixed
GriZelle Surah Silk, desirable and
scarce.
New things in every department.
My stock is very attractive now,
and it is a good time, both as re.
garding assortment and prices, for
everybody who wants dry goods to
buy them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-07-31
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