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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11
"a IN oF ARITHMETIL

The Wlndham County kstormer is trouu
led nv our Cd bit OF Arithmeti. 10 saw.
We misstair,. the ease bv including the
Franklin County. Mas hetormcr iu CO..
certified circulation of j33s copies. brcat,e
that paper wHs sold. failed up. ana went
uut ui existence aud the heiormer na.
SINCE had nothing o. do with o. The fact
i- that uur information wa. taken from cine
hetnriner s own Statement iu lr-I B. l.4v
ell g. Geo directory for Is,U The ian.
guHEe De- THIS Actual average for the mast
wear li the three editions combined I33Y
rupie- state edition eutitled the Ike
former ts issued Aisu au edition entitled tb.
Franklin County keiormpr for distribu.
uun 900 Franklin county la spite of the
tact that the Franklin county edition ma
ruur oHt If existence. q still remains iu
circulation, ami Wr nave seru IA copy of u
within month but throw thu, edition
out ami tue case scarcely better lax
my the heiurmers own circulation state
ment. as made from time o. time ana We
nud drop of over lUu iu the state and
Whitman county editions. and ui 500 ir
the NindhAm county edition alou,
Neither tine circulation nor the adv-rti-
ing business of The Phoenix mas ever been
hunt up ON padded claim There arr few
leading local advertisers vino nave not mad
personal examination of our subscription
book. ami % h. open 60 such examination at
any time ~ % mas always t,-ru
7" e should ike to nave the cotuparatIy,
size ana value of the actual paving lists of
The fnpulx and the keiurmer examine
and decided upon ul n committee Co con
sist OF two experienced nr,, suaper mru uf
acEno~ie lodged standing "a their bushes
anu profession. two leading local ndverti-
era. aud d NTH mau q tie chosen by the
four some Interesting revelations would
result with regard 10 the heturmers CLAIM.
that % occupies one hail or more of the D.
cal field while The rhuuix ami four 9th
er pnpers oi the county divide the other
hail between them To make th,. test al
soluteiN fair We suggest examination of the
lists actually "a use 10 the TWO offices june
TINS means put NJ or smut DO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11
MINOR NOTES

Dhas A. Dana OF the sun pronounce
Mr. Cleveland hopeisssiy no good for truth
ana veracity because he wrote regrets IL
the hendricks monument dedication com
mttee on account of a positive engagement
Tor the day. ami theu ioaied or went
iishIu-
There ls possibility OF interesting news
from henrlng sea. Our revenue cutters
have been ordered 10 seize whatever craft
are found catching seals illegally. while on
the other hand reports come of the arming
OF the Canadian fishermen ana the rsndez
vous of the BRITISH squadron IN that yicin-
ms
Reports 90 bradsuTeets OF the mercantile
failures throughout the United states dur
Iug the aN months OF the current wear
shows a tora. OF 54ib against igls in the
nrst SIX month, uf 1859 The Aggregate
liabilities of falling traders are SOP &C., .9d9
agal nst Ntt-4ll,tlI auu actual assets $50
u@l, llu against S32 sos A4t
lhe hungarian patriot. kossuth is affiict-
cd with SLOWLY progressing cataract but he
himself neiievrs that death viii arrive soon.
rr than hlndnr-.
MprrisiuWn- celebration ul her ceuteu
maj aanlyersgr,. held uu the the 4th. was
largely attended and the exerci-.s wsre of
great interest There was salute of 100
gum ut sunrise aud "a morning procession
40 thr afternoon exerris-- e1 trav lien
dee was prrsi1ru, Nd She daV ami made the
address oi wticumr Judge Powers DENY
erred tne address heE o. D. risk a plem
ami tnasis Werr responded ca o., GOV Dbl
bingham. Lleut Gov " uodnury ANA many
other
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The FIRST district convention held at Mid
dlehury on Wednesday resulted IN the nom
nation OF Hon. H. IA POWERS OF Morris
vile Tor Congress bv AcciAmatIon. As Il had
neen tor several DAYS foregone conclu
SION would be the case John r. Carney of
bennington Withdrew Mr. Bauchelder S
name lion Geo rs. tirandey of Yer
gennes then nominated Judge Powers sey
eral sneakers followed seconding tine uomin
alton ana vote by reclamation was then
taken. the whole proceedings occupying
less than an hour On being formally mo-
TINED OF ms nomination Judge Powers aI,-
peared before the convention ana made a
strong. forcihie speech. outlining the i'm
puruant work which the Republican party
mas vet before % 90 do
The selection OF Judge Powers % sue
coed Mr stewart IN Congress Will be rs
teemed throughout the state as an eminent.
lv fitting one 20 be made. he Is a man Of
combined strength OF intellect ana chara
Ter. and ms record ana attachments give
promise OF a career which viii worthiiv
maintain the traditions OF Vermont IN the
national Legislature
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

in the iiassing away OF Mrs. suphrouia ,,i,it,...
i-ii'i Ahulhri OLD iumiY Is broken M Wf-.. .
holiie las ustn "a oue uainr iur upwards af bsif
a 'futuiN thr miua ui tlI- community lisft5-.I.
ir1rr's to whatever i- of general tui,-rr-i a.. ~
iaihil history lu lNil MILAN b i.,,.T .f
hiuoAiiir tuarited auphrona " htnry and ,i..,,.,
- year axe tlrl. with Two chilir-H. ut.lt-..f 81.
1iis village Af Au0f's energy l-,i nm b.. IN.
igiliia lh lnr gold lever rars soat air. NJ ~
i'laiu oaso1d linen OF this place. went tU.,r..
LiT wa htvasiii AulN successful uuL ufi.-rs-.,I
iu7i cntsiariAbir Through historian. Al ~
nirahiuf uui ui tiir CItu war hr- mad rIf,r..r '
- .s'' 'ieic anu WAS ready lur ss-rtiot tu bi.
Nvuhtl4, uul Ma not accepted GOA AGROUND III .
piA sicai disability Iu The prime I'D -, %
nlr4 OF CONSUMPTION iu IHia Il- t,l..5'..--..-.
- ~ 'Alut ir7rinniaii'7- Goo that ui ,,--f,-r7ti
nl-.A. = ufothrf. Alausrl i.uul. ais ,,..1r
Gam thence tu Australia ami M i.f.., -,
n1tainr largely idcuunrd with NJ -. l ~
- H.. he kfahdihutnrr OF iht-s,- uruih-r.
Mie foul grandparents came up mon, ,l,...s.
n, -, ann 'rai~d Nhat Is calird " aitu,., hi
H. ,- '' thrii TEN rhliurvu mine As,-.I b..
W over eighty sin host father Fl,.,.,
!. -ltii,l Nas % ana lad several ,raf- ',l -.
l1lalfr fiEui alter stroke OF t.ar,,Il-. 81
-, i'''Ii l'l lhis teaArt} % lite uI t.-ar. .f
-.'.., ui many years SHE suffered ,i,i..,.....
az tliiea ANA Nas rarely itt- mon. t,.'i' n
evutakr' her iurcr of Nnl and rnatl,,,f.. ~
49,, -, VAtiehir palirucv and indiislr, uguII
-'f0" Hri WHAT lhr world call, a -i,.......'1-.
Nairri, iu different tlrcuiuslau,,.- So ~ i'
-, evilill lial could have conducted I, 49,.
fnsa- - iir sanr traits oi cnaracl..r
- ugi uatl ii directing lurut. Az ii..I' $500.
9lns iihs' anl therefore limited ~ -. t ,-.'..l
MOI 80 t.h al NOME who's SAD claim. v..-r
M. 49,. '''i.u"' hrI u-,lrt tH live aa- f.-
49, v anoiiei, beer helpless rld-r
f,. IN, iulriAi iir the Cunsrrgallsu5 ..'-'.,
'ISl,., -, o. az smith SPOKE from. ti,,. 49,
ahp ilAlh done " hat SHE eoulf p N, ~ ""iu7
,Eseai, ans Aciiza truain OF Mmnt-ridi NJ
Frs.,,, 49, ,i'l mother m tir lasi days tri,
otber ! nue. hfrH in hruukhnr ami ti,-
m 80, " 'i''77a. thouEh she had iui t-..t' t
-, aia lol Scafs hrr chrrriull,t, ,,, 1' ..
ur,,.l.-'l ,'u.rrai liun with hrr uuf ii h.
No. 5,,,I w. 'i'i'. ui eitAhras and iruulr -br,I
No. ~'T .-'iA reasoning naar hrr al, 49,.
t,,it Toe WAY in which SHE uiet .'-..,l-, pia,
,,I- "'' sireial trust has lDr us aII II. ~ ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

According tu Che school CENSUS there ur,. lea.
children iu town t-tWttn The ages ct nt- and B.,
Nrars OF that number "a are boys aud &. sr,.
siris During the wear All different scholars if
cinuluE eight from other tuWus. attended s.,naai
as shown hN the register, The district cl..rl-. b.
purt uuiN lsu thai attended school as hans and
a. Eiris schools Wrrr taught u % itsrrt..f. b.
- different teachers, NO Iuales ANA ~ trutal+.
be- suprrF tslr made 40 visits The. lowest ~ I'D
taA 90 any district was 20 per cent uu Che l-rsri
list tine highest 81 - The rxt,.iis-s wen. sIlt-I IN
during tue last year. OF about 500 NOR. Oman tb
average ln wears past hr average uuluts.r .f
weeks ui school taught ln each disflicf ~
= all. lu une of thr districts Eterr b. tit1.rrf
SCHOLARS attended school the past wear ~ ,....rl
reported 90 the statistical returns thai p,t,.. al
tended la the same disIrict IA sworn st.t,.t,,.r.t
vas tihur that the ga ftIss-s tor the wear ,...-,.
e%la-oo nni thr clerk REPORTS only sits I. la at,
Other district the teachers report that th,. .snl
was lh SESSION lifu days. hut the number sh.ilI NJ
nave nf-rh liI bhr clerk r.purts thai 90 difT-r-
rni scholars attended school during Tue wear v..f
a. naiira apfz-ar iu THE register Ihe same ,I-rl
reports THE uufutirr ui weeks Taught t,y f.fI,.l-
teacher, none, and further uu r,-ti,rfs m.
amount paid female G-acurr Evidently SOM. id
the clerks arr ga doubl about NOV ID mas. i.
returns Out the iuan " hu sums up the rt.ftirII-
ana divides the public money mas la i-- s,srI ID.
his hsuirs 10 b. nt-t-ssHrY Tor hlui Ia fr,,,. LIZ.
NniA anu iu order iu do 81 the Statistical rtlttr.
mus ur free from rrrurs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

For the first time since the war the ns
amount OF the national debt Is represented
Tow nine figures Uur obligations IA d ne
tion are ont of the billions INTO the million.
AT the close of the war. in $50. the deb
OF the nation was more than - OOO. 900 OoU
In twenty nve years 1t mas shruuk bv act
ual payments 10 Its present proportions o.
less than Sl.OUO. 400. 600 Leaving out tn,
cents, the debt, less cash m the treasury OF
June ] 1880. was sl,Ous. SOS, sss Durin.
the month the debt was decreased S2O. BsI
20. leaving the net debt July ] 1880. les
than a billion. or to ne more exact. $685.,
l,1l1- At this rate Of decrease tn,
whole dent would he wiped out M nve years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Prom tu- New ORR SUNDAY Tribune, ..prn.
au1 Tar column

10 rHm the New urE SUNDAY Irihuurs .r,n. B.
Aud Tar column
judge h--lt-r. no presided az tite INSURANCE.
itldi go itr circuit court b. "a ermuutpr Will s
hong. untrimmvu beard tir ia. the aui--araut,.
nl farmer. uui Then the ctfy taWvers try Co -rf
lhr h-tl-i 90 MN thrF und themselves unsu.g,---
iu. TOE usual hour ui adjournment hatIu.
aIIl'rl. thr court Will nov adjourn until 60. NOR
r"" morning. Ice wtiI ANNOUNCE and -lu- ISIS
yer who b. Not acquainted with tur nudge b Do.
culiAriiir9 ami who e. deeply engaged n tl.
cIti-s-r ANIMATION 90 q WiIntss viii saw rIf
your h"iuf Nli AT lew minutes, / viii end my
eAalillilhliuu. hul DE- ~ INTERRUPTED by "a stern
ftirtittuu ui lhr- announcement made with a BID.
ttr added inftr. AMI be understands that th,.
iulsr direction A. 10 u regarded judge " h.--l
or Is hhrl hN the iaWNers a. u,.iur prompt o..
veal 90 the circuit court u TINS CITY ami dpyat.-
thr frsi oi hs tln- % thr district court WarE 30.
vermont
II Judge heeler looks hkea farmer the
Tribune pays hIgh compliment u the men
OF thnt occupation ia \ ermout Probably
the Tribune young mAu never before saw
mau VINO wears d full long beard lu the
style ll - wears ago. it's within our Der
suual knowledge that there Is no nudge be
fore whom the leading New ork speclal
ists Ike so well 10 try their cases a. before
Judge Wheeler This Is why there are So
many hearings before him at the brooks
house every summer They all appreciate
M even temper, calm Judgment. aud has
4ui'A comprehension ana remarkable re
tenti1n oi all the details IA an important
Case
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11
The Wi,mtus,ou Rssui.u

1ur nrsI page Is given up TODAY a. D. De-
port of the Wilmington reunion. held iast
week on our national anniversary Not CIV.
ery reader will he personally interested IN
the recital, nut there are few who will not
wish O. learn from MS perusal what the oc.
caslou was ike &c was notably and twp
caiy New England gathering. in nd
other quarter oi the earth could Iust such
"a reunion have been held under the same
circumstances and with such an UNDERLINE
spirit Do was not because some great al
traction was promised m the way OF enter
taInmeut. oratory. scenic display. or other
delight 0t the SENSES. that scores Of people
came nacE from distant cities ana states q
TINS town among the hills OF that hundred.
of others went up o. Wilmington from the
towns round auouI, a. the Jews were ask cd
o. Eo zap % Jerusalem The impeding MO-
tive was simply "a feeling OF warm home
love and ioyalt, Even IN New England
there are not many towns, oomparauveiy
that have generated and Incuicated TN.
feeling m the same way ana 90 the same
extent that Wilmington mas done
The exercises were such a. perfectly be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Mrs Hattie Pierce and htt.- SON El.i..
I ~ Aansas Cay are visiting al Rev =
Ais Mary lace returned last " gi,...is,
morning from Chester. where sbs bss G......
spending "a lev days with n-r hrotb-r
Aias Jennie Ornshy. who mas t,,.e,, s, D.
T. "rghts ior over wear. sNp-rt. H.. o..
20 her home IA the Vest Parish I'M. 49,.
SATURDAY
a, Mrs Hewlett aud daughter Sara sr.. 81
AIRS May b ior d short time
Mrs Flora Page is at J.. e. kiehsr5..r..
Ars joel holton Of Darlington i. ,i.-
aug her sister. Mrs Fred Lane
ar Ai'nuf farnum returned last Monde,
rom T" or'vster, Mas, ehers he Spent I'M.
ilehry Richmond OF Springfield If, al his
father s. b kiehmouds
Edmund Dascomb b. I'll nome after a. r,,.
Year, stay "a California
'H"'sdaS morning mercury Cell d, I,.,
A','e zero. Pretty cnoI FOR Jg..
and thin clothing '-'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Miss r. J.. Duncan of Boston, Messrs
A Barrett aud " Gamhsbv Of Bridge
port Conn aud A b Creene of hechan
icsville. N. S.. are at the hotel
James duncan and family of Boston are
visiting at j L. Butterfelis
Mrs. +. n. Frisoie and son are at Mrs
J.. b. Daniels
The bows celebrated the Fourth m good
earnest. beginning at noon the previous
day and stopping only to breathe and eat
until their powder was gone, late Friday
evening A company OF about 80 horribies
parnded the streets at 1880. including "a
drum corps of terribles. in the afternoon
several races and wrestling matches. ioI
low ed in the evening hv tire works, drew o.
large crowd
There will be- "a sociabie at the chapel
next tuesday evening July %. The EN-
tertainment will bee by the children. their
kindergarten exercises beginning promptly
at O'Clock
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11
" arsisboro

l.. + hoidru and las men cut a henlo.E
tree last week on Edison Alien 81 farm. i.
the eage ol JHihaieH, winch scriNeu-rr
l"'' leel. beh the tree lei 81 broke H
- ieet from the ground. ana "as 300 urn--
through al thHt place 10 D. the mEEe-t
Tree on fV'"r' Oh lhis NirimtN W Do" Aa-
DeaIeA u
niess certain hisreputanie pr"cerulu...
30 TINS village are stopped, th-f wiH c1u.r
"a the use of Lar and feathers b. the 900
remedy 4 word a. tb.. WIS.,. D. .,,H,,,ar..
UNION SUNDAY school u=mperaucr u..
uic Was heid Oh Jh, church grounds on tI..
Fourth, ami IA gooiiv number from the H..
ieren' villages ATTENDED A program eYH
[ A's'ilk % REGULATIONS readings ana sl'--cir-
I i'''e' Sl'ri''d win Singing. was well rr.
A. Dharir' iais "He al work With
The cutting uH saw lH Lyman Holden .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11
~Inte Finance.

state treasurer Dubois financial state
ment for tine wear ending June 30. 1890
shows total receipts OF Ssls.5O6 gl. OF
which SECS 1913. ~ came from corporariy,
taxes and S353.4l2UI from the direct stat,
tax OF 1889 The cash ON haud was Sll
l"N. a. The estimated proceeds from N,
corporation tax law TINS wear are $3.50 uO0
Deductlne from the total of these two item,
S2l,ls3.1+ OF current liabilities. there a.
lett available for tins wear s. expenses m
GLIDING the cost of the Legislative session
S34G J2l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

New POTATOES are beginning CO. boz u-..
from some ol The early gardens iu taWl.
Miss Minnie Metcalf " no mas been vl-..
ing friends ont ol town. mas returnei after
all absence ui "a few week
Farmers are now very busy aboui their
having and noeiuc their late -rnI.- a, ruru
Aul putatpe-
N II torse has moved from the Titus
place ~ JnuIa ID barber huu-e
b b. Chamberlain is at White hieer
Junction At work carpenteruE
Prof otev wife aud two children from
Burlington are stopping for few week
with ms brother in-iaw. B-y. C. II smith
John Il brigham has returned O. Doe
nuine 90 Duluth. Mimi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11
Not "Typicai.9 bu, uu,s..

10 rom ZION e. Herald
senator Morrill, who mas Just heeu visit
lu- Chicago, Is pictured ny the Tribune of
that clty as a typical \ ermouter from the
tips OF ms square toed shoes 70 ms shining
hat NOT forgetting IA collar ana black cravat
ike those alWHy. seen ON the Green Noun
tam ministers The Tribune conception
of the pica ermnnter certainly needs
correcun- senator Morrill, Is tall and
spare with sharp. long and Intelligent
lace. and Is SAID uv those VINO were intimate
friends of the great sumner 60 bear IN feat
tures very striking likeness b. Inn. sell
ator Morrill, Is nne type OF physical and
intellectual expression, but after long years
of residence lu ermout we certainly new
er sa" ANY other man there who bore a
close resemblance Co him Indeed he ls
quite unique Iu form ami face The Triu
une is evidently uuacquanted with the son,
of Vermont
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

d, Mr.. ha~ kins of Arlington aud nis sister
Mrs. iHYior 90 Bennington. nave resent.
n1en Al Town visiting their relative. tI.
LyuiAus
Mr.. Nidito viii ivrturr ou arricultur-
next THURSDAY night
J" li hAskins is home on a vacation.
our pastor exchange pulpit. with F-.
orlando Palmer ul otrattuu the sutr OBJ
tins month
Pui'e number col our people atteui-
tue p" hmingto" reunion the Fourth
those b. no we're ai,- a. utt..,,d ti,.. ,,.......
sunday school tsmlrrapr.. ,,,,.,,,,. 81, H..
TOT" report a very enjoyable time 81,
ministers ami four sunday school sp,..r..
tendents we're pr-sen,
AIR Derby BE- putting IA a st.,s,,.,..... ...
the " eat Dover ROAD, uliIr al.,,,. tl,,' d. D..
iAPs ''''' ''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

b. ssa.ss open. W, l.sn.pie.sn.I,.

Six hundred people. not ONE in o. pleasant frum,
of mind. flied out of The uall ground on thr island
after Che game uu tne morning ui the Fourth
SOME were rrumuiIuu some were kicEiur them
SELVES internally. and some were SICK The rpu
sou Tor Che trouble was because the crowd bad
paid Tor ami expected tu see the regular Brown
university nine. intending the old time iav0rites
ukuurke Woudruck. bOWd aud Sexton. do bat
tt against the keursargr college team of Greeu
hcm. What they did st'e was four cot the brown.
hud uNt other PLAYERS boz uuriesIut uu tine uu
uuuhi game Do H % matter oft regret that thl
SEASON should open 800 inauspicuusly. a. the ta
tronnre of the future games will boz greatly OF
ieCtfI
Muudcuck received warm greeting. beng urt.
sented with three bouquets He pitched iusi u.
he always did last year tu the satisfaction uf pt
trNhuiN hut lhr opposing nntsmeu Tine srurt
shows that mine bits were made un him. but with
good support There would mot have irfsen more
thhn four ur i've War; caught we'll especially
when DO is taken into consideration that hp Boa.
had 900 practice with Noudcuck this wear The
WORK of most ui the home players WAS decidedly
mellow Messer ami Studuard taking the dead
Tor hnd exhibitions lur the hparsHrtsr team th,
heidus ui sullivan p.NsH. Taylor and Norton
was uuiiceuuIN Eunl hpuEhtuu pitched effective
~. AMI 0tearns AMI Mahouey hatted we'll
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Mrs. % D. Shields Of Philadelphia ID.
made her father. j w. Dexter. o. snur.
visit last week
Mrs "a % Bowker of Rochester ~
with children arrived on the 8th inst u. .
b Perry
Miss u Edith Aldrich of oomcr.I..
Mass. is at q b. Morse
Miss Ethel Hadley Of Lowell. Mas.
visiting at A. b Hazeltons
Mr.. Alvin Morse is home again with 1000
proved eve sight
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

~. Lser' one Is busy IA the hay Geld tb..
Al. l. Burr las Bought lhr Sargent I.t of
- - ACRES oil Joseph Courteniauchg far
80. saturday evening last the stone
t - o'l'eia gave PERCEPTION at Ayrr,ar.r
1'uN's nail aud nearly 800 asr. ur.s-Uf
he affair was yery pheasant and -,.-,
Ius "a Dressed lhensrlsrs iu terms of IN.
i's' ~ T. Morse of 81 Johnsbury d. .r
W" % selling The People cyclopsdla
a committee has been appointed 70 nave
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The Fourth passed. OH with about the us
uai amount OF noise
DEACON l. B. hsuey recently lost two b-if
ers, supposed tu have been Killed hg l,.,bi
ming
Services sunday, al D.. H.. will be, ,,op
Quoted uy two young meu from Mount 6.r
mon schDl.
Last "Wednesday morning al about
clock hru was discovered on The uortb
end OF the hotel, apparently Beginning Id
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

WANTED A general housawork girl vino under
stands cooking Inquire of Miss Caroline Dalton,
$40. DO ASYLUM street
WANTED A Young man to WORK on "a small
farm Must come well recommended Appb Co..
Mrs kuiauder. The Naples West Brattien0ru
FoR SlLE uHE,r A tvoseated carriage or will
exchange tor ID good COW. Amply 90 Mrs Bplau
der. The Naples, West hrattleuor0
A good iue ot open aud top carriages ou hand
at .. O. Hildrrths Elm Stree.
A fiat Of SIX rooms secnud Huor Granite block
Apply to D. 5 Pratt
Buy Old BERKSHIRE ami old Devonsiire for choic,
office stationery at The rhu'uiX job ufice Ash
for samples OF PAPER and printing
Remember that We arr agents far the celebrate
Diamond spectacirs ami eve glasse-
EAN.En 4 IauML.-...
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The transition from hong. lingering and painful
sickht-s % robust health marks au rpueh bod rb..
ute "i Tue univ iiuaI NuHu "a triuarAauit event
is Treasured Iu thr nrmur, aud thr agency ,yi,.rl
hA thr good health has ns,ru attained o. gratefully
uissi'l Hence % b. $50 mucu BE- ht-arl boz piuis+ OF
Electric hllitfr 80 many i-rI they owe their
restoration Gao health Co Ih u~- of thr Great it47
atiNr and Tonic. DO Nuu ARE truuhled with any
disease 90 Kidneys. Liver ur stomach uf long dr
short standing Nuu li surely nul r-hrf o., USE uf
hirelrir hilrir Sold al 80 GENTS and q "a bottle
al Henry A. Chaplin 8 drug stone