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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11
Thu, His PAYS Only SO per Day.

1t is manifestly proper that Minister
Phelps should decline to say anything about
the political situation. He will probably be
excused, however, for having intimated t.
a New York interviewer that the chance,
favor the Republicans in Vermont this year
Such a concession as this from one of the pill
lars of the Democratic administration show.
that our minister plenipotentiary to Eng
land is POSSESSED of an entirely unbiased
mind. But what will Hiram Atkins say
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

The sensation Of the week in Worcester,
Mass. over the discovery Of an alleged plot
10 murder Miss Emelne Holman has local
interest from the fact that her room mate
is Miss Gotta Gale Of this place who was b.
have shared Miss Holman's fate If escape
from detection rendered it necessary. Her
friends ,hudder at the thought Of what
might have been.
Miss + Weatherhead and the listers iall
ed to agree A. to the amount Of her taxable
property. aud ON Tuesday a hearing was
held before the town authorities, who de
cided in favor Of the listers.
r. Squires aud J. Flagg, Ir, were the
Guilford delegates b the Democratic state
convention held at Montpelier this week.
Miss Mary r Smith is in North Adams.
Mass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

bear weighing 3lj pounds was killed
one day last week, three or four miles west
OF this village, by Dexter Knight and Orrin
johnson
W. n. Harris is making preparations for
a new harm
W. H. Mann has sold his large oxen Ia
Mr. Miller Of Coleraine.
j. b Davis has from 5000 to 5000 logs in
and about his yard, estimated to contain
5OO, 600 feet of lumber.
Sylvester Smith, who has been confined
To ms bed for more than year, is failing.
AT recent meeting Of the W. c. T. L.
four delegates 70 the county institute were
chosen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11
We Endor.e ,he Sentiment.

TFrom the Sc JOhnsbury Onltd0nlan7
Appearances from different sections Of
the state indicate strong leaning towards
Col. Albert Clarke of Rutland for leuten
ant-governor While it would seem much
more fitting that he should head the ticket
yet his unusual qualifications as presiding
officer and his entire life devoted to the
public service, peculiarly adapt him to the
position Of Lieutenant governor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

Mrs Lewis hanson Of New Haven, Conn.
is visiting friends in town
1t is beginning to look more spring like
than few weeks ago. People have com
menced 10 pillow their gardens and do other
spring work
Mrs. C.. L. Ward Of Brattleboro is at L.
Wards
The funeral of Morton F. Howe was held
at the Baptist church Sunday, of which he
was member. He was "A young man of
good character aud moral principle and
more than ordinary intelligence. He will
be missed 10y large circle Of friends and
acquaintance. His parents have the sym
pathy Of this entire community.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

Our village school began last Monday.
having been delayed week because the
. travelling was ton bad for the teacher t. get
here from Wilmington
Miss Annie Warner has returned from
Norwich aud Holyok- aud j.. stopping at
Ehhl,. Strattou's
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

j. r.. Townsend's wife was discharged
from the asylum last Monday. Although
not fully recovered, she is 50 much bette,,
that the doctor thought she might be cared
for at home. aud 50 far the experiment ap
pears b. be IA success.
The Catholics will hold meeting at
Townsend hall next Sunday at the usual
lour
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

Rev. J. r. Herman is expected 10 preach
here again next Sunday, and after that ihe
Rev. Mr. John will preach every SUNDAY
afternoon during the absence OF Mr.. Laws.
Next Sunday being the day to reorgnni]e
it is hoped there will he full Sunday school
attendance
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

The telephone lines are again in poud
working order.
The trcstle. work across the Salmon hpI.
Nill be- completed 80 that train, can pa..
over Friday
The convention Of Christian Endea,or
societies was well attended and proGtnb.,
Most Of the societies in the coHnty sent del
egntcs
A few lingering snow banks are yet to
he seen
DR.. G. NJ Tcrrill has bought the Doolittle
place Of T. j Knapp
The seminary year at Leland * GRAY
closes with graduating exercises on FRIDAY
evening Of next week Three student.
will graduate from the Latin arndruira.
course Charles W. Cutler, Annie NJ llov
ard aud Flora f. Stratton. The public D..
invited to attend the exercises
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

THE nEMocRAr1c cAncns-


The caucus which the Hrattlehoru Demo
crats held last Friday evening wa, no, eN
actly a counterfeit of the historic one which
they held one Monday evening ~ july .
1856. Truth t. tell 1t was quite the re
verse Of that spirited gathering m all it,
leading features. II was 50 quiet and dig
nltied and respectable much like IA Re
publican caucus ~ fact, and 50 little ike IA
village meetIlg-that 1t almost forgot "a he
interesting The sober minded, self re-
speeding element of the party remembered
with To- Keen SENSE OF humiliation the
proceedings winch marked the caucus Of
1856 I" DE again caught mapping aud It Is
10 Their credit that they took care that none
OF the scenes then rnncted should Ice repeat
The caucus was called L. h, held i'm the.
l,,,...r t.,,,.,. baU J,,t .. ,,,..,. 49,. ,.,.
~ ' WV i''7'"'
~ "I more thut an adjournment vas
taken t. the main hall y i RYAN called
the ne.titi,, L. order ~ II Al.V.,I.r
D.. ~ =,
was 'ii'7'" 'hhll 'liih anu o.. II. Iall sec
rotary. A town committee was elected
f.,uststfu,, ,F Az,t. Marshall y n P,,,.
a M. -. ,...I1 "a n tW.i
~. ,'rl "alli'S l'ltiAuu' W II. Nhllls-
!. Vi. liaktr anu VI. W lrlurc. Then fol
los, eel the choice. of j.I,..-at.- th,-, f., thu.
s,.t... ,.,,,...,,,,..,, l,... L.. ,,-l.l -
miami ~.
. II. davenport d. 4. l-llli~. J. VI. iaker, O..
4 kirWau and " II Child. district del
....,t.- a , N.r-L.u "a , On. ~,
-, "l'"' ii','
J. Cobb
ri. l..-..... . H.. II Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11
tTo,,nshend.

Wednesday evening about six O'Clock
and lust after the workmen had left the
mill NJ A. A. Goodell. his SON. lad ui o..
wears was playing near the shaft Of ou.
Of the water wheels, when the sleeve of
his coat caught on projecting nail in th.
shaft and he was carried round 1t with
great rapiditv When the wheel was stop
ped aud he was elricated, il was found
that one shoulder was dslpcated. the left
arm aud the right leg broken aud th-r.
were other serious wounds and bruises DR.
KENYON of 1owusheud was immedatrl,
summoned. and after ctherizinr him set
the broken bones and dressed the wunnd-
The wonder b. the boy escaped with hi. life
Nearly every article Of clothing was torn
from his body Carroll Boyden paymat.
who was with young Goodell, tried h. pull
him from the shaft, but finding his effort.
uuavailmg. rushed to the gate aud shut oil
the water and then gave the alarm To-
day Thursday the hoy Is doing a. well Il,
could he expected.
The village school began Monday with a.
pupils
A. Mr. S T. Williams Of this place wa.
returning from Brattleboro last week when
near the steam mill m ToWnshend his horse
became frightened at the ears and ran
throwing him ont Of the wagon aud drag
ging him s,mc distance over logs, buard-
etc. He was considerably bruised and on,
foot badly spraucd but mo- bone. broken
he b. still quite lame, but j, ia his store
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11
Gbc 0rrmont llbUnif.
BRATTLEBOROs
FRIDAY. MAY %. 1855.


Mr. Voorhees, apolo-ilcd Co the senate ON
Tuesday for the language which be- used n
hi, reply o. Mr. ingalls, last week.
The Illinois Republicans gaNe'u'te ''eS-
ham very enthusiastic endorsement for
tbo presidential nomination. last week
In the senate ON Monday MT. r',''''''''S
reported the hSh''''s treaty "'''''S'''' ,"'
hitting written MAJORITY report
Morgan submitted '"N''"''' ','''''' ivy
port Mr.. hdmundS gave """'' ''''' "'
would eau up 'h' 'r'"'! '''N' WIN
p,a.i.t..t.;. ,r;,,o.. ,,,;,,,
"' -. io., s,,rrj,, to
''' ,''', .u'",,ta tna;,,.. er;,nd. in Ney,
- TIT, from, him mn
assent ON his pari To AN ''tiNe an" "It
-ive movement l'r MS n'''''''"','"'
needless 20 say thai th' story h'' '' '''''
dation in Tact
...i... a,.
In' h'i"',l''''i'' '' - .,,,,,.
l''uS' " '"' Jul ''', -. T.. ,,,,., half
l''l"'S'S '''''''' .,.',;.,.,,',roiI+ ovo.
''' ""'S ''' - .......-..,,.,.
"' "''''' 80. -,
lh' I'l'" W '''' ''''' H.. -,
"i''l"' uS'i' ''' '''L i' a..ra,5 ,,on bI TN.
.,'...i ..,,,,,ention The total reduction To be-
effected hy this bill would bee not far from
,t..,.... .l,..,,..i.,,, IL, ,Is Methodist gene
..i.'.,,r.,,.,,,,.. il, ..y.io,, at New York. on
.,,...;,.,, .,f ,,,, ,,l,,,i..iou of five won
i,l...,t.. .,d.J Uondny in a de
-, ,l,. ,,,,ror The resolu
49,. ell. ,,as-,d oiQt,1,3 excludes tho
-, f.-,,,, tbo ,,,.sort conference and
.,,,,,,,;ty to the animal conferences the aucs
,i,,'ar t,,. oli-1,ilit,. of women in rutur,
......i ....,.r ..,...,,,....
The anti saloon conference in New York
last week was largely attended 10y delegate
from many states. Gen. Morgan Of Rhod,
Island was chosen temporary chairman and
an address of welcome was made 10y Gen.
Stewart f. Woodford. Ex-Guv. Perhan
manent organization in which Vermont
was represented as follows Nice-presi-
dent G. T. Hogan. committee on permanent
organization. /. II. Lewis resolutions,
Frank Plumley order Of business y. NJ
Camp. national committee, c. 5. Page
TIL. ,ln+fnru o1optpd is Given elsewhere
The Cnlplpuiat,'- mention of the name of
~
Col Albert clarke oil the Rutland ileral'
II, ,,rp.ct;o ,eitb tbe lieutenant Governor
~
ship Is one which we cordially approve
ll,l1 .l.. l,;,. r.u , C.l Cl,rlo +L,
N"""'" l'V 'n"'' IAN WI ''' '''' Wv
state would have am able diguiicd ant
we'll au,iipped man i'm that office. Tn,
mime of another uewspapcr man is ais,
PROMINENTLY mentioned i'm this connection
that of Hon q q Benedict of the Bur
Tnrton Free Press Besides his other va
rjod experience in public affairs. Mr. Bcne
diet has served two term. i'm the state sen
ate. he is familiar with the dutie, of pre-
siding officer. and would bring as many ex
r.Il.nt Qualities tn the honorable. office "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

q. C.. Higlry goes h. Brattlcbnr, To- work
for Mr. Richardson
Lew Moore has returned from Brattl.
h"ro where he had his hand amputatod. and
is doing we'll
The Sunday school convention Of the Con
gregatlonal churches Of Wmdham county
viii meet IN Marlboro June Gth All wei
coined
The roads are settling By the way. We
wonder Al when man carries the mail nu
horseback one trip over the road il is eu,Ial
To carrying it two days on foot We can
explain last weeks editorial in no other
way. II Is true the road was hard in this
town but it was not 81 dangerous as tn,
brattleboru road was for three week, Tn.
mail could have been carried from here l.,
Wilmington that week, and not missed A.,
trip on account of roads in this town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

IN nc annual meeting of the ladies aid So
Go e was m heid May I'd at Mrs. Norman
4ne ioi'""lng officers were chosen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11
RAsn RALL.

The High school nine are iubilant over
their defeat Of Estey's shop hands Wednes
day afternoon. The game was close aud
exciting throughout, and several brilliant
PLAYS were made Following is the score
Mon SCHOOLS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11
Thnt Tirrd RrrIing

Season is here again, and nearly every one feel.
weak, lauguid and exhausted. The blood. laden
with Impurities which have h'en accommodating
for months. moves sluggishly through the veins
the mind fails o. think quickly, and the body Is
still slower tu respond Holl's Sarsaparilla 4
just what Is needed. Il u.s. iu peculiar sense. tn
ideal spring medicine. II purilirs. vitnlzes and
rnrichrs the hluld, makr~ the head clear create.
AN appetite uNrrrumrs that tired feeling and inn
parts new strength to the whole body.
Ministers, lawyers, teachers and others who's,
occupation gives but little exercise should lis. Gar
trrs Little Liver Pills for torpid liver and bilious
ness. One Is a dose.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

4, nc death OF W b Buriett. which occurr,.l ,.,.
Muiu1y az the Residence of his father in- ln,, Nh,
a'',Si'uru u4 many painful circumstances Ui.
i.Htl'S1 uateu from luis wedding day five. v.,..l.
u,iolt' hr bring then hardly able h. stand ri,,,
~ ~, ula, lass ceremony physician was ,g,lL'l
a. i"r tne Gay ended, who al once prou,it,,,,,-t
The cas- a critical one Al Tins s..ttiii ~ ~
II ilil " lhnld pneumonia, hr was niucl A..
hh,,tl ia Strength from having cared for ms wfs
- az "uEh severe illness of the SAM. ma
mu's'ns lalrd Z" induce an overthrow Of the ms
Si nc hAd ht'rn IA the employ OF r. l. Pier.
iath.s 1917, W gals anu had ba.cOme a proficient
11the turner ahd was considered a vnlunIi. h,..,i
ills record here had ht'en good and IN, had ,,.,.
tr ,ibi lisnas The w3rkmen from thr shop con
M oisai '''si'ils moral Offering for tht clos
day f'ao0 AZ NeWiahe Ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

The Col W. II. Greenwood post have en-
gagged Prof. Hall of the Hinslale Higb
school t" deliver the Memorial day addre..
VIM. Il Burditt son of +. q. Burditt ,r
Ne"iane, who has been for some time il,
the employ of f. L. Pierce. chair stnrk
manufacturer, was taken violently sick
with pneumonia ON his wedding day ahnut
u month ago, and died last Monday at the
residence of his brides parents at East
Rev. n ID, Parsons is about moving from
Town but where seems % be unknown IA
the public ~, ~
d. X Cobb, lifelong and much resp.ct
eu resident OF this town, died ON Wedne.
day Of last week. '''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

Dist T. Lillian B,Wolf. Halifax
. Alii. Burnett Gulford
Margaret n liill. West Buttlrbnru
4 Lucy q Cushmuu Brruarlstpu
D. S-th u lloyt, Brattl-buru
o. Mrs Alice l. Hicks Green River
X Marion +. Ward. Guilfpd.
49, Minnie !. GATES West LeYdrn.
H. Lula VI Adams Guilfnrd
r. Helen A Mather W-sl Braitlrhuro
~. Cora Is Aldrich B..ruurtstru. Mas
49, " : Brown. Halifax
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-05-11

At half past two next Sunday afternoon
Rev. T. W llImau will preach in the Uni
versalist church. Services will be- held CIV
cry alternate Sunday thereafter during the
summer aud fall
Mrs c. e. Pennimau has sold the Nathan
Conant place to Dr. Hicks for SlG0 She
has sold all the furniture and leaves town,
intending h. spend the reminder Of her
days with her sister in law, Mrs Mary G.
BARNES
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

RoARDERs WANTED RyRRY-
AZ thing arst-olasa, rates reasonable. No.
East Third street. o7a-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

The following, which We take fRt 10
the Philadelphia Times, though rather
STALE, may prove interesting 10 some Of
our readers:
Archibald Given, farmer, builder and
contractor, came up from his home near
Wilmington, De-. He had lust sold his
Grain and had 81 500 that he wanted to
put on the political exchange. He bet
500 with Frank b Patterson, OF the
Camden Courier, that Farmer Olsve
land will gather In q bigger crop OF
votes In the New York aeld than the
Hoosler Granger; 500 that his fences In
the Oonneotiout meadow will mot be
buttsd down by the Harrison bulls;
500 that hts New Jersey truck patch
will not be Oveiran by Republican
trAmps; 500 that Oleveland's Indiana
COW sheds will not be blown away by a
Republican cyclone, and 6100 more that
Farmer Cleveland will be Farmer HAr.
rison In the popular candidate con
test" Of the California fair next Tues.
day.
The money Of both men was put up
With Samuel BrouRhton, OF az South
Seventh street, who laid 1t away In the
Penn National Bank. Farmer Given
afterwards went TO the GirArd House
aad sAid he had from 800 to - 900
more to venture on the Buffalo Gran
gers agricultural prospects, but there
were no takers
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
New Yacht 70 be Buill.

u 10 gratifying to know that Will
mington Bhipbuilders have such . name
abroad OF building good vessels that
they are getting q fair share OF the
orders for any kind Of q vessel Of pc.
ouliAr and novel constr uotlon, outside
OF the orders they ere getting for other
vessels OF general utility. Following
tho building OF the Vanderbilt yacht
the Harlan q HoliBgaworth Company
hiss received en- order from Or. Seward
Webb. Of shellboutns, Vermont, for
the construction Of steel screw steam
ysoht, liz feet long by IS feet beam and
l2H feet depth Of hold. The vessel in
It's designs Is not TO ba 30 much adApto6
10 speed ~ view 10 comfort and plea
sure, though she IL designed for speed
OF 10 miles 10 the hour. As Il IL the in.
tenlton OF the owner to make use OF lt
In the northern cAnRls - we'll &c In the
larger natural water courses the yacht
will actually be built In sections 60 thGi
part OF 1t can be removed or attached
- Will 70 suit either canal, river or lake.
She is 10 have her hnishipRu in solid
mahogany, the saloon fttinRs bslna
simple Jet In elegant style. 6he 10 70
have two wooden mAsts, schooner
rugged, and she 10 10 bs built Of the besl
open hearth steel throughout, both in
plating, beams and angles The motive
power will be triple expansion com
pound engine with . patent tubular
boiler, bearing . pressure Of 100 pounds
to the square inch. II Is expected 20
have tho yacht completed by the hFst OF
August, in time for the fall sp0rtings.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

A despatch from ObloaRo, In referring
10 the new syndioAte which proposes to
remove Libby Prison 10 that city from
Richmond, Va has the following: "W.
Il. Gray, Treasurer Of the present or.
gsnization, stated concerning the fail
ure OF the tirst syndioste that the prison
vas originally purchased BY him for
632 900 last February. Shortly after
gard he sold the property to ROlnn G
NioKers0D, CHARLES j. Hainss, George
Wright and Malcolm NJ Jam ieson for
$4,000. This syndicate formed . STOCK
company nnd Issued S2tO,000 worth OF
stock, Of which they tried to sell $500,
600 Of par, but the notes given in the
oonveyanos of the property went TO
protest. Tbs prlHen was consequently
sold for that account last month and
purchased by DIR, ID. ID. Bramble, Of
Cincinnati, friend Of Mr.. GrAy's, for
eli 900. DIR BrAmble in tnrn sold ont
to the present syndicate for S24, zoe,
clearing slS, 600 10 the operation"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Most women naturally look forward
to mAiEimony ~ their proper sphere In
life, but they should constantly bear
In mind that fair, rosy face, bright
eyes, and healthy, well-developed
form, are thu best passports to q happy
marriage. All those wasting disorders,
weaknesses, 'dragging-doWn" ssnsa
tiono, and functional irregula tiles pc
oullaF 10 their sex, have an unfsiling
specific In DIR. Pleros's FAvorlle Pre-
scriptlon. II is the only medicine for
women, sold by druggists, under posi.
tive guarantee from the manufacturer,
hat IL Will awe sAtiBfaotlon in every
OEse or money will be refunded. This
guarantee has been printed on the bot
tie wrapper, and faithfully carried out
for many years
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Nov. George
HRines, OF 5t, Clair, WAS this morning
found murdered on the road bet Ween
st. OlAlr and POrt Carbon. He left his
home ct St. OlAIr soon after midnight
TO walk TO Port Carbon 10 take the
Buffalo expFass on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad for 6hAmokin. AT
daylight his body was found with o
pistol ball through the head and an
other through the heAvt. The shots had
been flred so close o. to burn the cloth
ing. The victim was . OWL engineer,
unmarried, and 29 years old. There ls
no clue to the murderer nor to the mo
tive for the crime.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

DoARDING = TWO NICELY FUR-
ID nithod rooms with board also table
board References. 7oe RlnE ST. nj eta
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
n Save Life

,y lH,cs prompt nr,ion. Al
...I,y r.'ta. for thc-doctor ma?
,ia rr'aus coaseQHcnccg,
urfl does Of Group, Pneumonia.
usat aud lang troubles.
., 0,mIy houli I've without .
A ,c,t Cherry Pector01,
L,,.,..r- r3 Itself. IN thousands cf
n. ,bc est Emergency Medicine
- rd f. gives prompt reusi
4 ,..,or fine way for a thorough
4 ..,..a certain 70 be Effected b.
4 ,,g,i.au. use. -
4, y isH.urr, ". n, Mt. Vernon
y. I, la.. .unud Ayers Cherry
pg,-.Io nj ,fr.l cute for Group In all
W Il .e Euuwn tho wcfst cRses
.rssJip d .ay short time by lis use
|ltsiris '1il families TO use II In sud
,Tfr,! ri.s, for coughs, Group, &c.
"A ! Nh. son, NJ D., Middletown,
ssy 81 have used Ayers
~ Pc lral with the best effect IL
rarus This wonderful prepare
T,s saved my life. l had a con
4, eoitfI. night swCats, WIS greatly
is,,l In Hcsh. and given up by ms
ssfisn, One bottle aud a half Of the
trrsl cut ri me-
capna, say enough in praise OF
x Citrrg PICTORIAL" writes K
Iel5n q Palestine, To1as, believ
M do hat. hit for its use, / should
ma, ave died"