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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13
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A. A. Dunklee is building an addition to his
barn.
Nina f. Gould and Retia Aldrich, who have
been quite sick, are slowly improving.
Station agent +. A. Adams is taking his annual
vacation.
The tobacco growers are avalling themselves OF
this fine weather for setting tobacco, ana VIII oe
through this week.
The school in this district closes today friday,
Henry r. Knight, OF Brattleboro, teacher, VINO mas
taught successfully the last two terms
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13
ESTEY ORGAN co.
NOTICE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. IS

S,TATE OF WEIR MONT, Marlboro. IS.
- By the Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested in the estate Of JOHN
L. NICHOLS, late Of Guilford in said district, de
ceased Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court will de
eide upon the allowance Of the account of George
n Bond. Administrator upon the estate Of said
decreased, and decree distribution thereof to the
persons entitled thereto at the session thereof to
IL. held at the Probate ONCE in Bratteboro on the
last saturday Of June. A d. 1890, when and where
you may be heard in the premises II you cause
II +. W. STODDARD Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13

1t requires annually 50, 900 tons Of binder
Irvine to bind the grain crop of this
country
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13
BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.


There was a pretty home wedding
wednesday afternoon, at the residence of
Mr.. E. NJ Wilson, Henry street, when
Miss Fanny g. Wilson, only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, was married 10 Mr.
Carroll A. Moore, junior member Of the
firm of John T. Moore & Son. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. David L.
Sanford, rector Of Emmanuel church, of
which church the bride is a member. The
house was decorated with profuson of
fowers arranged by friends of the bride
During the ceremony the bridal party stood
before an exquisite bank of laurel, at either
end Of which we're large bouquets of ferns
and buttercups and yellow lilies. The
brides gown was a combination of sage
green cashmere and velvet with Persian
trimming Following the ceremony re.
freshments we're served after which the
bride and groom took the O'Clock train,
for somewhat extended wedding trip
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are very popular
among the young people here, who will be
glad to welcome them home again Among
the guests at the wedding were Mrs. Abbie
ball OF Montague, Mass, Mrs. Joseph Win
son and Miss Bardwell of Walpole, N. II. ,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. P. Hewett and daughter,
and Miss Pierce Of Putney Mr. and Mrs.
ii. NJ. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. G w. Puffer,
Mrs. Cathan, and Mrs. Geo. s. Dowley Of
BrattebOro, Mr.. and Mrs John Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Moore, Mrs Cora Moore,
Mr.. Frank Moore, Mrs. NJ j. Arms, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Arms, Miss Caroline
Arms. Mrs, Henry King, Miss Gertrude
King, Henry King, Mrs. 4. W. Wilson,
Mrs. d. L. Sanford, Mr.. aud Mrs. Francis
G.. Flint
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13

Thirty four pounds of trout was the result of a
two days trip 10 this place by $. Proctor Thayer
and G Fred Briggs of North Adams. The largest
fish weighed ID. o., and another Id. = OF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13

The Boston Investment Co. : stock ID shortly TO
he advanced from BIOS t. size per 5haFe az VIII DO
seen bY their adsertiselnent NAich appeaas :"
another column.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13
FOR SALE.

GNENERAL CARR AGES second hand left with
> me to sell. Some want painting; some are IL
be painted Call aud see them. Am ready 10
have your repairing done # needed before paint.
ing. Expect more help as another man is To be
with me AS needed. Lowest prices at the new
paint shop -. l.. GsRIGGsS.
Don't expect win do as much for 81 as for SO
I front.
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NOTICE.

LNRANK r. WARNER and Henry W, Moor,
II have this day, June H. 1870. dissolved part
nership in the soap business at Centreyile; MIR
Moore will still continue the business at the OLD
attended TO- II, w. MOORE, Box No, ll74 Brat
tlebOrO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13

You can receive $4,000
in hard cash on reach
ing age 65 by simply pay
ing annually the interest
on that sum at 4 per cent.
In case of death before
reaching age O., $Io,c .
will be paid to the dcslg-
mated beneficiary.
We desire a man Of
ability, standing, and &C
quaintance to present the
plan in this section.
NJ. V. b. BULL & Co,
ALBANY, N. 4.
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Chn.,araeId. N. II.


Mr. Freeman's son, aged 10 years, had his rigl
arm nearly cut on by a hol se-power saw a ie
days ago
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13
FARM FOR SALE.

4 SMALL. FARM situated over West river, four
"A miles from the village of Brattleboro, con
sisting OF IS acres The property of the late vii
lard Lindsey For particulars inquire OF S. n
HERRICK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13
MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON June II. In the butter market a
steader tone has been developed. Buyers have
been more disposed to operate and several large
lines have been taken for cold storage. There Is
not enough of this business to make an active
trade or enable receivers to get an advance and
prices are still on low basis Northern creamery
commands l51ed III cents, while some brands are
held for more. Where the quality shows defects
sales have to be solicited at l2D u cents. Cheese
is higher with prices at SGl0l4 cents Eggs east
ern, i5G 1919; western, l31e0li cents per dozen.
CHICAGO, June 10. Wheat, No. 2spring 500
S934; No, : winter red, s94@S934 Corn, No. 2, "a.
inal.
ST. LOUIS, June TO- Wheat, No red, 90
Corn, No mixed, 32l4, Oats No. ., 2S14q 1855.
Rye, No. ?, 5034.
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Births.


In Wilmington, June G, by CLARK Chandler Esq
Henry d. Whitney Of Chattanooga, Tenn aud
Kate J. Harrison OF Cornwall Conn
In WalpOle, n H., June :. Fred Holden aud
Emma A. Chase both Of Windham
In Colrraine. Mass, June ], by Rev. T.. VI Frary,
Arthur +. Baker and Bell II. White. both uf Gull.
ford.
In Boston, June II. at the resdenct. Of DR.. H. ID.
Dutton. by Rev G. q Goodalr John Y Howe vt
Worcester, Mass aud Ella NJ. button Of Wind
ham
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13

Boot, shoe and harness repairing well done at
satisfactory prices by William Collier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-13

New Work stock and Money Market.
New York June TO- Government Bonds:
a, coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iSS
AS, ........-....,. ...............lO 3
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The Prescription Department
F. H. HOLDEN & 90.
FARM FOR SALE.

INCUR and one.half miles from Brattleboro,
IL situated IN the town Of Vernon Being obliged
to hire all my out door work done have concluded
to offer my home for sale There are about %
acres suitably divided into moving, tillage, pas
ture and woodland with good conyenent buildings,
running water, apple and maple orchard Cuts a
COWS and a horse For fun particulars enquire Of
p. s. Eamrs at BrattlebOro Creamery, G.. $. Howe,
Hnsdale, or Of the subscriber on the farm.
would exchange for village property.
MRS PERSlS EAMES, Guilford, VI.
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STATE NEWS.

o. S. Eaton Of Swanzey has lately had - sheet
aud nine lambs killed by dogs
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THE SOUTH'S OPPORTUNITY.

The Baltimore Manufacturers Rec
oyI says:
Many Europeans agents are in this
country seeking locations for the
manufacturers they represent. Some
OF them came as soon as it became
evident that the Mckinley bill would
become 4 law. The majority crossed
the water Immediately upon its pas
sage. Their object is to get share
OF American trade by establishing
branch factories here in which they
can make the same classes Of goods
they have heretofore exported 10 this
market. They cannot afford to lose
our valuable custom, nor can they re,
tain 1t if obliged to pay the protect
i've duties of the the new tariff act.
In doing this they but follow the ex-
amples OF the great thread makers
Goats and Clark-who built up large
establishments in the country after the
Morrill, bill went into effect; Of the
French an German corset manulac-
turers who transferred capital here
between 1865 and 1870, and of scores
OF other European houses wise enough
to see that the United States had final
ly settled upon protection as national
policy. Referring 10 this inflow Of
manufacturing prospectors, the New
York SIN recently said:
A lot of English Scotch, Irish, and
Fenchmen are running about this
country now looking for favorable
sites on which to cree; mills and
Gctories where linens, hosiery and
wooden dress goods can be made
They are hunting, too, for mills that
have been shut down, or they are will.
ing to purchase an interest in Ameri-
can mills where these goods are manu-
featured. They are the agents OIL
owners of mills in Europe, which
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NOW READY I!
STANLBY'S GREAT BOOK,
In Darkest Africa"
By Henry N. Stanley.
COMPLETE IN TWO VOLUMES or
ABOUT $50 PAGES EACH WITH
TWO STEEL ENGRAVINGS
AND $50 ILLtSTRA-
lions AND
MAPS

There Is no ether manuscript, printed buck
ar pdmphlst. Mix Spring Of the year Of Our
Lord, 1890. that contains any account If thn
region Of hOrrors otter than thn book cT
mine.-l!ENKY NJ. STANLEY
The whole distance travelled by STANLEY
from the mouth of the Congo to Zanzibar
was 6,032I4 miles. ami the time consumed
in the exploration was three years. Ii Is
''as moving and enthralling a tale As was
ever told by man. and IL was written by
Stanley in fifty days, feat which j. not
less remarkable than the expedition itself.
1t Is wonderful that any man could bays
endured SO much and overcome 80 much
Stanley; but 1t not Stanley. but
his great faith and hope In a Higher
Power. that aerved his hand and steel.
ed his heart. In his predatory letter Of
dedication Stanley tells how. when he
was approaching the region wherein
Emin was reported 10 he belexgured.
he was confronted by myriads Of en-
eniies. who swarmed Upon the hills
and In the valleys. threatening to destroy
him and his handful Of l73 soldiers.
There could be nothing grander than the
description OF how Stanley felt and what
Stanley did at this perilous moment.
Stanley's description 81 the vast "FoR-
EST COUNTRY" which occupied them 100
days In traversing. and during which Pc
Rod their tate III progress In some places
WIS pHlt fotH hbNDhkD 1AhDs An
HOUR j. most thrilling see page a,
SANKEY'S "DARkEST AFRICA
Imagine an area equal to that Of France.
Spain aud Portugal closely studded with
trees, varying from 20 to ls0 feet In height.
closely int..rlocked and linked together hy
immense cables from 2 to Is feet In diam
eter. See SANKEY'S account ~ the great
forest. "IS DARKEST AFRICA" the
greatest literary success ever published.
III. vast region explored 10y Stanley 10
becoming the scene Of great and important
events. England. France and Germany
are cOntrnding for the prize. Stznleys
great book abounds with illustrations and
ina ps Of Central Africa. Three large col
orrd pocket maps accompany each copy VI
the ,pOk. These maps alone are VI great
value, As prr-eniing the most accurate
ledge Of Central Africa that has
ever been published. No man, to be we'll
informed, can afford To br without copy.
All tin. prominent newspapers ~ lis.
Old World aud the New" are uuani-
nous In pronpuncibg stahIey's "psrk.st
Africa a. the literary feat ~ the ag-
The Brtrn 1rareter goes IT. far ~ pro-
nouncing Stauley's Darkest Africa" 10
Ice tii. mo-t remarkable production VI
modern literature during the last hundred
years.
No library cou'd he considered complete
without SANKEY'S latest addition 10 mod
ern iiteratar- I'm Darkest AFRICA"
I he demand for this work j. unprecedent-
ri. and exceeds anything II ,be kind ever
issued from the press.
Agent for Vance, Warren and Granville.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, March -, 1890.
Radam's Microbe Killer Co.,


Gentiemen-In reply TO yours inquiriny
of my health at the present date, will saw !:
| am we'll, having had but one spell Of i'll.
hess since my last testimonial of 1889 that
was bilious fever last August had cult
taking Microbe Killer for about i've
months, having had no need for it. broke
up my fever and started to work the first
of September and have not lost a day from
illness of any kind. | feel as though (
was entirely cured. but through fear Of
another attack l continued the use of it
through this disagreeable weather. Nv
lungs are surely in good condition as plav
first b. fiat cornet in Bakers First Tenn.
Regimental Band, aud feel no bad effects
from it. Any one knows it requires power
from the lungs to use this instrument
cheerfully recommend it to all of a weak
constitution like myself. l have used If
teen jugs and have experienced nothing
but the best OF results, and can safely saw
it is not injurious to the system. but on the
other hand 1t gives tone and vigos.
W. T.. HAWKINS.
For sale by NJ. Dorsey, Druggist. Hem
derSOn
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THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1890.
THE ELECTION.

\ regular Democratic cyclone
seems to have swept over the country
Tuesday. Good news comes from
every quarter. North Carolina is all
right, the State ticket having been elect
ed by probably 10000 majority, while
We elect every Congressman but one,
4 gain of two. At this writing we
can not give as full particulars about
the election in other States as we
would like. We will tell the glorious
news IN our next.
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Action for Divorce.

North Carolina. In the superior Court,
Martin County. I sept. Term, 1890.
Maria Bond, Action for Divorce
vs.. from the bonds
Martin Bond Of Matrimony
To Martin Bond You are hereby notified
that the above entitled action has been he
gun in the Superior Court Of Martin coun-
t. for the purpose Of dissolving the bond :
OF matrimony solemniZed between the
plaintiff and defendant. You will take
notice that unless you appear at the De
cemher term. 1890, Of the Superior Court
OF said county, and answer the complaint
which has been filed. the plaihtiR Will de-
mand the relief therein prayed.
This, ist day Of October. 1880.
w. +. CRAWFORD.
oct-16-6-o Clerk Superior Court.
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FALL WINTER SAMPLES.

| take pleasure in Announcing that |
have received a fine line OF samples suit
able for Fall and Winter wear. and Will
be pleased to show them TO my customers.
Do not place your order for suit until
you have seen my goods. l am better pre-
pared than ever 70 serve the public in my
line. and guarantee work to be equal to
that done anywhere In point Of style, cut,
fit and makeup Prices within reason.
An inspection OF my line Of samples Is In
vited. A call will convince you that you
can do as we'll i'm your home market as you
can by sending your orders away. Ny bus
mess has increased from the first. for which
desire TO thank my many Customers. hop
ing by fair dealing, reasonable charges
and good work. to merit continuance OF
the same. Very Respectfully,
WE. SMITH,
Merchant Tailor,
inch. &c ]. Henderson, y. T..
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Notice

Under and by virtue Of the power Of sale
conferred upon me in a Trust deed exc
cuted on the 1ith day Of March, 1887, by A.
W. Schaum and Sallie z. Shaun his wife,
and registered in mortgage book !. page
Is, in the Office of the Register Of Deeds of
Of Vance county. default having been
made In payment Of the debt secured
thereby shall sell foT cash. by public
auction. to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Vance county, n. e., on the
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890, the real
estate described and conveyed in said Trust
deed, to wit The lot adj Joining Chestnut
street and Burwell avenue and the lot of
Mrs. l.. j. Jones, size about 160x2j0 feet.
henderson, n. C., October -. 1880.
EDWARD y. CREWS,
Trustee.
I. T. HICKS.
Attorney.
oct-1GI-o
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Notice of Sale.

by virtue Of the power and authority
given by certain deed Of trust executed
by Ed Cheatham to A. J. Harris, Trustee.
which is deed Of trust recorded in the Office
OF Register of Deeds for the county OF
Vance, in book <. pages 58i and 5Sj, the
following property will be sold at public
auction. viz -
One lot in the town of Henderson adj
Joining the lands of Moses ClIeatham IVES
ley Mayfeld, ". A. Phelps and Others
Exact boundaries aud description Of said
land can he seen i'm my Office There Is
about 4 of anacre Place Of sale Court
House door In Henderson Time of 81 le
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH at l2 III.
Terms OF sale cash. October I, 1890.
ANDREW J. HARRIS,
oct Trustee
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The election passed of quietly in
this county. The Democrats elect the
Clerk of the Court and Treasurer,
while their candidate for the Legisla-
ture is defeated by a small majority.
The balance of the ticket there was
little hope Of electing, but the result
shows that the Democracy has done
nobly.
The total vote is as follows. Clerk
of the Court-Perry, d., 1000; Iar-
ris, r., 1859. Perry's majority, 3SI.
For Trcasurer-Powell, D., I,545;
Young, X, I,452. Powell's majority
90.
For Register OF Deeds-Bullock, ID,
1880; Eaton, r., 1850. Eaton's
majority 26I.
For Surveyor-Hood, d., 1882;
Houghtaling, r., 1859. Houghtal-
ing's majority e77.
For Coroner-Green, d., 1901;
Hicks, K, 1893. Hicks majority
347.
For Sheriff, Smith, r., had no OPP
position, receiving 1880 votes.
For House of Represetatives-Bob-
bit, d., 1850; Watson, r., I,467;
Bullock, r., IS5. Watson's MAORI
ty IS.
For State Senate -Hatchctt, d.,
463; Aston, r., 1854; Cawthorn, r.,
80. I65 votes were cast for Albert
5. Aston, and $50 for Albert b. Al
ston, which were evidently meant for
Albert l.. Aston, the regular Republi
can candidate.
There was no Democratic candidate
for State Senate from this district
Warren and Vance put out, but Mr..
Hatchett announced himself a candi-
date and received a complimentary
vote
For Congratulations, D., l.
SAT; Cheatham, r., 1917. Cheat
hams majority $50.
For Township Constable Williams,
d., SAT; Hawkins, r., SAT; Rowland
r., 90. Williams plurality roI.
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VENDEL'S HERB juice

is a sure cure safe and permanent in its
effects This is remedy consisting most
" OF herbs, which, being a fine tonic and
stimulant, will not only cure, but will
destroy ali germs Of Malaria, Chills and
Fever, and put the whole system in per.
feet and healthy condition. Quinine will
stop the chills by taking enough OF it, but
they will come again after week or two.
and then you have to take quinine again
and again until chronic rheumatism, pa
ralysis or consumption sets in, and all the
maladies called nervous diseases. and this
is wha. our medicine prevents. This tonic
is a great relief in all forms Of dyspepsia,
Bladder and Kidney Diseases. and Con-
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Liver, regulates Digestion and purities the
Blood Small bottle 80 cents. Large bot
tie 81 90. Manufactured only by the
INDIAN REMEnIESC Co,
IS " seventh Street
Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold in Henderson by
II. DORSEY, DRUGGIST.
loot 2-6II
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Land Sale.

On Monday. November 24ih. 1890. at the
Court House door in Henderson. at l
O'Clock p. IN, | will expose 10 public sale
for casls. that valuable tract Of land adj
joining the kittrells Springs school prop
erty. Geo. w. Kittrell and others. contain
ing about eighty acres. Terms casit.
T.. DOWD,
Receiver State National Bank
Octuber 90 1880.
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Notice.

Having this day qualified a. Admins
TRAITOR Of the estate 81 w ID. Marrow. de-
cea s..sl, before the Clerk 0f the Superior
Court of Vance county, hereby notify all
persons holding claims against said estate
~ present them tn me duly authenticated
on or before the sTH DAY OFtETOBEE,
1891. Upon failure 40 to do this notice Will
he pirad.d In bar vi their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate must make
immediate payment.
This 8th October. $50.
JOHN +. HARRIS.
Administrator OF
W ID. MARROW, deceased.
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Mrs. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.
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November p. 1887.
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Sore Leg Cured.

BLACK CREEK, n. e.. July Is. 1887.
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To every newly married couple whose ad-
dress-and 10 cents TO pay pUstage-is sent
to the publisher ustsiB one year from the
date Of Lseir marriage.
Persons sending for this present are re-
quested to send copy Of a paper containing
q notice of their marriage, or some other
evidence that shall amount to a reasonable
proof that they are entitled to the maya
zine under the above oller Address,
THE HOUSEHOLD"
Brattleboro. Vt.
noy6
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The above sore was caused by q wound
received during the war, and had been
sore ever since, 50 Mr.. Pittmsn todd me.
MRS JOE PERSON