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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
THE BENNINGTON CELEBRATION.
Spec ial Rates of Transportation From
Nnrious Points In Nermont.

In view of the large number OF persons
who will want to attend tho Bennington
celebration the Central Vermont has an
nounced tho following round trip rates;
From Ogdcnsburg y. Y, $5; Norwood n.
y, so; Mora, n. v. 50; Malone, n. Y,
$3.50; Chateaugay, n. Y, 1920 Cham
plain, n. y, ~ Rouses Point, y. y, "a;
AIbdrgh 81, Alburgh Springs 81, IIighgate
Springs 81, Swanton 81, East Swanton 81,
kichford "a, East Berkshire S4 Enosburg h
Falls -, South Franklin 81, Sheldon juno
tion s !, sheldon Springs 81, St. Albaus 81,
North Georgia 81, Georgia 49, Milton ST.
Colchester 81, Essex junction 81, Winooski
So. 80, Burlington S3 -, Shelburne $3.50,
Charlotte $40, North Ferrisburgh $40,
fcrrisburgh $500, Nergennes s.. 10, New
Haven $3, Brooksvle 50 50, Mddlebury
-. -, Salisbury 50. %, Leicester junction
$40, Whiting So. 80, Shoreham SEQ, Or
we'll $2.70, Brandon ~ % Pittsford sos,
Proctor $L05, Centre Rutland $50,
Fest Clarendon $1.9l, Cuttings
vile S2.0j. East Wallingford 50 10,
Mount Holly So %, Heuldvllo 50 10, Iud-
low 81 %, Proctorsvillc 50 50, Cavendsh
s. 20, Gas,etts ) 9. ~. Chester - 3d. Bar
louisville }3l Bellows Falls 50. 49, Cam
bridge junction 81, JeiIersonviile 81, Cam
bridge 81, Underh,ll 81, Jericho 8 t. Essex
Centre 81. Whliston 81, Richmond s.
bonneville 81 Waterbury s., Middlesex 81,
Montpelier 81, Barre ST. Williamstown ST.
Mortified ST. Roxbury 81, Braintree 81,
Randolph 81, Bethel, VIA Windsor or Essex
Junction s., Rovalton ST. South Roynlton
-, Sharon 81, West Hartford 81, Hartford
-. White River junction 81. North Hart
innl via Windsor ST, Hartlanl 81, South
Vernon $3.50, West Dummerston SO. 60,
WI!iiausvilo So -, Newfane "a, Towns
hend -, w. Townsheud 81 Werdsboro a,
Jamaica 81, Winhall 81, South London
derry s..
Tickets will be good going August Il &c
-, inclusive good returning until August
II inclusive, 1891.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
RUTLAND NOTES.

The following is the result of the Rut
lind tennis tournament on Thursday
The fret prize in gentlemens doubles
was won by Richard G. Field and William
Field.
Miss Bessie Norton defeated Miss Pauline
Brooks, 1-5, so, winning the ladies sin
giles.
In sentlemen's singles, Richard c. Field
beat William Field, 10, Is. Willis NJ.
Ross defeated Harry NJ. Bates, 46 S.6, GIL.
John II. Field won of George Eastman,
6-2, 63 Louis Sheldon was victorious
over Harvey Kingsley IS, CT. The vic
tory came to James A. Merrill over William
Pond, 81, 60. Charles NJ. Lyman beat
Merrill 60. G3.
In the gontlemen's doubles Ross and Ross
beat James A. Merrill aud John H. Field,
10, o., SO Field and Field won of Ross
and Ross, so, 69 Ga, giving the first
prize to the Field boys.
The noted trotting horse "Old Aristos,
now 81 years of age was on the Rutland
streets Friday morning looking and acting
almost as young and stepping as proudly
aud speedily as his son three years Of age,
for whom S. 600 is asked, which accom-
panied him.
Intelligence has been received of the sud
den death of William, the son of Israel u.
Cole, in New York. The funeral was at
tended by tho Continental lodge Of Masons
in New York on Friday lnterment at
Rutland at the convenience OF the family.
There is o rumor here of some friction
between the Grand Army and the Benning
ton commission, so that the Grand Army
department may not appear in the centen
nal parade.
A large number of entries have been made
for the coming races at Paramount Park
Futrhavon.
Five members of the Boheman wheelmen
OF Brooklyn, n. y, have passed Rutland
on the way 10 Burlington aud other points.
Among the doral tributes at the funeral
of y. L. Davis was an engine and tender.
The boiler was of white roses and ivy
leaves; the cylinder, steam chest, sand
dome and smoke stack of carnations; the
tender and cab of Marechal Neil and La
trund roses; the track and ties of carna-
tons and roses 1t was tribute from the
men in he machine shop. Ia making 1t
1000 carnations were used, 900 roses, 100
ivy leaves and 20 yards of smiIax.
one additional teacher will he employed
in the intermediate and four in the primary
departments Of the graded schools
Rev. William :. Palmer, d. D., Of st.
Louis, formerly one Of the leading New
England preachers settled at New London,
Conn., hcC"'np"nlet Oy ms WE are 'Ne
guests OF lroI ~ Arnold az Casuetoh'
Inc Rutland street railway na' uohe an
increasing hnsihess the past year' receipts
neing ABOUT STU more than IN Io9O Inc
boara OF directors was somewhat changed
at the annual election Inc following are
the present officers: Directors, John W.
Cramton, Michael McKeough, John A.
Sheldon, Eshsrt c. futile, George r. Char
zee lnonl"s MaIoii'y' No"Inah n, Cna'-
lee, Hainue. ". " lsoa' H. NJ Me'doh;
PRESIDENT Jouh w Cramton' treasurer
Ne"hnh n Chaiiee' clerh' Samuei IL WIZ
son, superintendent Ml'haei MeheoN5"
fro'' iIymptoh, OF Ipe brookIyh' " l."
oiy 'ecHHlc scu'0.' anu 4"inHY hre spenu'hg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
WE FIELD.

Wright Annis wife, son and daughter and
Mr.. v i'll Eaton. wifi and son of Usage, Iowa.
are WIS tInE thelr HHn' Mrs, aver aye burhhain
Chicupee, Mass. are in towu.-Mr. and Mrs
Oscar {. Miller OF Newport was in town the
hrst " the week. Rev. A. Gregory Of New
=. Chase, pastor oil the Methodist church asst
sunday Superintendcut-elect Mason : stone
tivcs in town this week The friends OF l.. =
Woodworth from Boston and New York city
have returued.-Nrs. Charles Clark of Brown
ington is here caring Tor her mother. Mrs
Jennson Burloy. Daniel Hitchcock's horse
ran away Tuesday morning. upsetting and
breaking the wagon. Preparations are being
Clark's grove july 81 to August O.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
MORRISVli-I +

Fourteen persons Of camp Lamoille, North
Hero, have returned home. The party went
Hon. Weld Terrill of Middefeld, Conn, has
given the NIethodists' a handsome bell. weigh
ing l2r0 pounCs IL Will lie put in place with
appropriate exercises on Thursday afternoon.
t. w. Doty and A. O.Gntcs and families and
Others start for Detroit SOON q. w. Doty was
thrown from wagon but not seriously in
jured IT, Burton w. Circuit IL here from WorCrs-
ter. Mass.- +. T. Moore hns nearly completed
lot of concrete paving here and soon goes to
Eurliugton.-Nlrs. q. W. Ncndce was hit in
tho face by flying Croquct mallet head and
painfully hurt The Local Boating club has u
steam yacht on Emore pond. -prrcy Stone *
at home from Boston-llhe new bank will
open Monday with temporary quart, rs in
Hcndee and tisk's block 1t seems Likely that
the bank people will put up a new building
Mrs. John Stafford, mother of Col, Darius j.
~ ford and hiram Stafford. died at her home
sunday. The funeral was held Wednesday.
Col. Stafford wed from Augusta, Me, Mon
day, accompanied by his sister, Mira. sherman
of Ludlow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
ROCHESTER,.

Alice Maloney of Coaticook, y. G.. has come
to ~ end vacation with Mrs. c. j. Bush, her
aud Alice Kelsey of Whiting nave been visit
ing J. Z. Wtitiock; Willie, son OF Dr. VIII
liam McCuilom of Brooklyn il with his aunt.
Mrs. X. II. Goodno.k Rev. J. T. Marvin will
preach in Winchester and w. \. lutte here
next Sunday.-tuy Hodgkins is with {. : Car
roll for two weeks, then goes to Olcott for one
year. Judge y. A. Cheney and family OF tort
Scott. Kansas, are with his mother, Mrs. Alpha
Morse, ior the summer.-Mrs, Jennie Nichols
went to Malone Monday.-J. w. Sault and
family ara stopping with George +. Washer
for a week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
MONTPELIER.

Rev, Y. N. Hardy Of West Randolph is
10 supply Bethany pulpit next sunday.
Quite large number of Montpelierites
are rusticatlrg on the shores of Mirror lake,
among them being Mrs. G. O. Stratton and
children, Thomas Marvin and family and
Mira. e. A Bishop and children.
Henry Dancauae of East Montpelier and
Caroline Narcotic were married on Wed
uesday morning at the Catholic church.
a large party from the Church OF tho
Ma..iaL Sunday school held their annual
picnic at the Barre quarries on Wednesday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Tho special apnouncencnt which appeared
IN our columns some time since, announcing a
CO., Of EDosh urgh Falls, Vt, publishers of "A
Treatise on the Horse and hi- Diseases" Where's
by our subscribers were en- I bled TO obtain
sending their addre-, 20 IS. j. Kendall co.,
and enclosing n two-ccnt stamp for mailing
same Is renewed for a Amitoi period. We
trust all WILL avail themselves of The uppOrtu-
nifty of obtaining this valuable work. To every
Iuver of the Horse It Is Indispensable, rs It
treats in II simple manner all the diseases which
ailhct this noble Huimal. It, phenoln-
ennI sale throughout the Ulited states and
Canada, make II standard authority. Mention
this pup0r when sending for " Treatise"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
MORGAN.

The stock wells Of Boston are stopping at
Miss l.ittle's.--A party fr IN Island Pond are
camping on the shore Of Lake Seymour.-
Sadie flanders, who went to Burlington to
lave her ewes treated is at home, and her eyes
are improved. Miss Mary Cobb intends tax
ing IA course at Johnson normal school. and
Buruey Gray will attend college at Lewiston,
Me, and j. H. Gilmore will take a short bust
ness course there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
ELETCAER

Among our recent visitors In town are Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Cox Of Watervlle, Mrs ". T..
Marshall of Morri-t0nn, Misses Ada and lucy
Robinson and FRANK Leach o: Il Alhacs and
Roy and Mamie l. lrling Of Hyde Para Mrs.
Stclrus and son are visiting in south Brook
field, Mass ,mlua Bingham in Iincsburch
and Mrs. llcue. in Alburgh.- thel kinsl-y las
returned from New hampshire. Has your
subscription to the FREE IRE~~ expired: II
SO renew OF A. !. Elliot, the local agent, save
al risk and expense and continue TO have the
neMnlest pAnor IN the Stnte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
PLAINFIELO.

Mrs. Mason Page of Colorado Springs IL
spending the summer here.-Nlr. Van Gieson
has closed his engagement with the Congrega-
tionai church and is 10 preach at RoXbUry
hereafter. MIR. W albridge il to take his place
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gale of salt Lake
visiting his father. :. b. Gale. Rev j. j.
Lewis IL to deliver course OF lectures on his
travels in Europe. These lectures are illus
trated by eGeopticuu. The first IS August
! at the Cniversallst church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
1 ElCES 2

Mrs Sarah Hitchcock and daughter Lucy
started for Wisconsin the 18th to remain until
scarlet fever.-Clement Brown-ou is failing
&, h. Hall has been in Pittsburs, Pa, " here
he has witnessed some fast trottug by his
Leicester morse, who has lowered HIS record to
2I1i tie is now in Detroit with the horse
Mr. brown arrived here last saturday from
Brooklyn, y, Y, to spend the rest Of the sum
luer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
BARRE.

The Presbyterian ladies' bazaar commit
tee met on Wednesday evening to organize
They will hold bazaar soon to raise funds
for the new church. A committee of eight
is also busy raising money by subscription
for the same object.
l.. VI. and Mrs. Averll are Mt Peakc's
Island, and Mrs. w. S. Smithers is in
Massachusetts,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

BARRE, Vt, July l8.-George Brooks, a
notorious horse thics, was arrested here
to-day by officer Bemis. He is charged
with stealing valuable horse from Fred
Stanton at Danyille last August. He will
be taken to the St JoAnsbury Jail to-
morrow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

CHATEAUGAY, July 2l.-A boy by the
name of Eddie St German, while fishing at
the Ouuout bridge at Chateaugay lake to
day, fell from the bridge into the water
and was drowned. lie was seen in time to
be saved, but the people were so super
stitious that they would not rescue him
until he was drowned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Merton C. Shattuck Of Eden shot and
killed large hncl bear last Friday Bruin
is now being stuffed and mounted by II. \.
Brush of Milton and will soon bl on exhibi-
ton at Mr.. Shattuck' : store in Eden. 1t is
said to be one OF the largest bears killed in
Vermont for many years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
POME Rel.

The sing at the Centre town hall well
attended and enjoyed by al Mrs. F. l.. Davis
is sting in Mauchestcr-Mis So Jennie Allen "
Weymouth, Mass, Is visiting In town. tred
strong : vi-.uug his father, Peter strong
Fli- Ia Hewitt Of Connecticut is in tuwn.-Mrs.
Henry alCoX has returned from Lebanon
w. 4. W NinnLu Is innrONlnE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
WEST RANDOLPH.

Charles Bass and family lave returned to
New York G. Is. Adalai L. Hatch has returned
from Mpseacuusetts. Mrs. a. = Denny aad
child y Proctor, and Mrs. >herwiu NJ Flint
of Burlington are with their parents. john
Prince and wife.-Frank Carr has returned to
Malone, y Y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Gideon Goodspeed died very suddenly last
Tuesday morning. George Catchapuw IS sick
very sick and Alonzo Ralph ia lot expected to
live Judge kiford aud family are enjoying n
visit from Mr. and Mrs. Holcumb and daugh
ter from Illinois.
Or, David Kennedy's Fsvorite remedy goes
TO tine root Of disease by purifying the blood
II is useful at home, shops in Ottice-every-
" here.
lid you know LADY POOR's OINTMENT
would cure poison from Ivy, Ask for 1t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
hORTHERN NEW YORK


Ground was broaon Thursday for the con
structon of a building by DR.. 5. Ii. New
ton on his lot where his drug store stands
and fronting on the east side of Canada
street. Tie building will be p feet wide
and 80 deep, two stories and basement made
OF wood except the basement and the front,
which will be OF brick, but the sides and
roof will he iron-clad, and thus practically
fire proof from ordinary outside hazards,
and it will in part %, leased to Bisso,l d
Randall for tho accommodation OF their ex-
teusive hard ware store ara Eouse-furui-h-
ing business and ia po-totlice, Mr.. Ran
dali now Icing post ma ter. The tin roof OF
the water works building having become
.eakY, it is heinS replaced with one of slate.
Recent scasonab.e rains and weather rem
der pretty sure cool crops Of corn, oats, po-
tatoes and bu"Gwh"at III tin, vicinity.
4 young son of Anthony La Nonle wa,
run over by load o., hay Saturtp, AMI iH-
jured internally. Recovery doubtful. Tho
coorel WATERS from B.ur Point crossed
bats with the Beverwycts at this pac- Sat
urday. The visitors had ID be home at I
O'Clock and only seven inning. were PLAYED,
the score B to l3 IN favor OF the home team.
Pond Of the L. Y. ". : was in the box for
the Beverwy cks.-trel y. Sahourin, pro
prietor OF the City market died Saturday
of pneumonia, aged ., years. lie wa
we'll known throughout this part Of tn,
state rs l00-yard sprinter, his record be
ing 10 seconds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mss, she chung to Castoria,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Don't 10 discouraged about that eczema till
you have given Ayers Sai saparillaa persistent
trnl. Six bottles OF this medicine cured the
complaint for George 5. Thompa- of Ada,
Ohio. when all other remedies failed TO afford
any relief,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

The young lad. c. are anticipating Il jolly
time It ID iicu.c an PAU. Wool- tn rsday.
1t is for the benefit Of the youug ladies' Visiting
at IA. !. Pau iLe.td.'s' MISSIONARY meet
ing VIII be he'd in the church yc,try Saturday
at 3 y. IA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Miss Clara Rand ia visiting In Charlotte
Clinton Tyler is very alCk.-kev. John Thomas
occupied the uipit sunday. A fUw from here
went 10 the lake lCr n Week Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
A BURNING SORE LEG.
Ulcers Form. Hospitals ana Doctora
Useless. Crazcd with Pain. Cured
by CutiCura Remedies.

About eight years ago wrote you from.
Wllkesbarre, "a, describing how your wonder.
ful remedies completely cured me VI a terrible
case OF eczema or salt rheuin. must now teil
you what tCrirURA REMEDIES have again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
SuDBuRY

Mrs. John +. Goodel is visiting in town
Mrs. Jones Woodruff and son spent sunday
at a. q. Jonees.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tap
lin ARE stoL ping at Andrew Webster's. Mrs.
John Williams ia in Warrensburgh, y. Y, this
week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
HANCOCK.

Crops are looking fnely.-A. A. Wilson has
gone to northern New Nork.-Mrs. William
Presses is yisi ing in Warren.-F Frank Warner
Improving
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
ALBURGH.

The funeral of Mis-. Carrie, daughter of II.
l.. ~owles, was 'rgcly attended on Tuesday
afternoon Haytns il progressing finely. In
some sections he crop il an average one while
Oh tue upland grass is GIT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
WEST b RKSHIRE.

Mrs. ~anboru Livingstone. who Ind cancer
Re moved last Wtcn, ]. doing wel-Mrs
Leaveus and daughter, Miss Mary, from
Necnah, Wis, arc in town visiting friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

The Best Salvo in the world for Cuts. IBruiso.
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II youare troubled with hacking cough -
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Warranted as recommended or money refund
ed.
Bakers Mandrake Bitters cure indigestion
heart burn. costveness and all malRrial dis
eases. Twenty-tive cents per bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

: II. Rogers LAS returned from Burlington
Mrs John Guyette visited friends at Port
Henry the tirst part OF the week .-Georgs Con
yer died sunday evening, aged 81. he leave
- VIE and three children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Atu the misfortune to brui.e
uy .en, and ! put 4 piece Of
,ticNlng plaster "a il. Inside
If Il week had Il tarrib.c leg.
Ms wife became frightened
and advised me to 60 ton sur.
econ. went. an doctored
for two months, but no good
WAS done Iuc. besides cosiiug
Wc zig mcuey. NV leg had
hy Ibis time formed INTO an
% Ger. ami .ot worse every
g.. / could not stand IL any
ou-cr. and made ny my mind
.n -o TO IL hospital and sce Il [
r1tlu lc lGli el. went to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

VI tlOne.
c. c. Miller has begun the removal Of the
Sawyer house from the lot bought for the
2tth's armory site, the same having been
purchased 10y II. y. Crossman, V. S.-M.
W Fayhcr, who hes been ceraing for the
firm OF Lawrence q Estes Tor year, has
severed his connection with the firm and IN
tends going to Chicago. The republican
county convention will be held in Malone,
August A. Our present member Of Assem-
by will accept IA denomination for a fourth
term if the people want h.m Frank Ben
ware, man - years old, has
been arrested for assault upon IA
girl u years old. pom pre-
limnary examination before Justice
NJ. W. Hutchins he was remanded for the
action of the grand jury. officer Donahue
captured Benware in Detroit aud brought
him here. -G Gov Hill has siEnilcd his will
ingness to speak at the Franklin county Ag
ricultural society next fall and l. according
" scheduled to be here. Mrs. a.. II. Stev-
ems has returned from visit N baltimore,
Md. DR. l.. ". Hubbard of New York
city Is in town visiting his father, of the
firm of Hubbard 4 Mallon. Hon John /.
Badger is strongly endorsed by the repuh-
licaus of Franklin county for tho judicial
nomination.
The music loving people of Malone will
give Mrs. Annie Louise Tanner Of Boston a
benefit concert on the evening of July ii
Mrs. NJ. G. Dawson Of New York city is in
town. The ladies quartette Of ST. Mark ;
Episcopal church have assumed the name of
the Ladies Temple quartotte in compliment
to Rev. Charles Temple, rector Of St
Mark 5. The fresby terrain church will dis
continue the evening services for while
during the hot weather on sunday. Mrs
DR.. o. L. Peck of Irdgeton, u. j., Is visit
ing Mr.. J. f. Barry and family. Fred
Sabourin OF Houses Point, ~ y, died at
his home Saturday Of phthisis Crops in
northern New York never looked better,
with the exception Of hay.-Wil Flanagan
has severed his connection with the Howard
House. Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Grether have
returned from Syracuse, y. y.
A large party OF eXcursionists, under the
management OF J. f.. Bentley. went from
here to Ausab,e Chasm Wednesday.
Chateaugny.
Mr. Charles Silver was thrown from d
horse rake last Saturday and sustained two
| broken ribs, a spranod shoulder and bruise,
about the head. Editor j. ID. Bsckwitt
and family are spending the week at Willow
| Beach cottage, Chateaugay lake. -Georg,
b, Greene OF Burke was in town Monday
81 with the principles OF It's manufacture
/ Niellin's Food has won it, ways to punlt
! favor. This can only be attributed To the IN
/ quest Toned value or the food in cases OF Iu
sufficient nutrition uf delicate org tnlsun.
II you have been poisoned with ivy dom
take on and make yourself and family miser
sbo, LADY POOHo OINTMENT will chez
you up and cure You
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

IrEpIlEx'HNvrY. ,c.@m.ss oners'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Mr.. Charles Silver was thrown from IA
horse rake last Saturday and sustained two
broken ribs, a sprainod shoulder and bruises
about the head Editor j. d. Bsckwith
and family are spending the week at Willow
Beach cottage Chateaugay lake,-(eorge
b. Greene OF Burke was in town Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-30

He Wants to Whip Hall Soundly
in This Match.
BIGGEST PURSE EVER HUNG Up.
Astoria Clab's OGer Of $4,000 Ac-
cepsed-HaIl and His Baeker Nov
In San Francises.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Bob Fitzslm-
mons has left Baltimore for Buffalo: He
SAYS of the Astoria, Or, Athletic Club
purse for tight between him and Hall,
the chance has come at last for an opPor-
tunity to pay of old scores
II beat Hall once about two years ago IN
Australia ! then knew very little about
fighting. I'll give him the grandest
thrashing this time he ever had in his
life. He is better man than Dempsey.
but Jack was an easy mark and l
had him licked the first time punched
him. Hall is very heavy at present,
and the training he will be forced to UNI
dergo to get down to Isl pounds will take
more energy out of him than spell OF
sickness. Ny engagement with Clarke
viii close in nine weeks, and after good
long rest intend to train for the fight.
George Clarke telegraphed from Chicago
to Charles Ross. his agent here, that he ac-
cepts the guarantee Of the purse of ST. 600,
and. Furthermore, he would back Fitxsim-
mons for $4,000. With equal backing on
Halls side this will make the largest stake
ever fought for, the total amount being
$37 900. Fitzsimmons says if he defeats
Hall he viii make Ted Pritchard. Eng
lands champion, his next mark, and then
retire from the ring.