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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-12-21

IN the case of two persons convicted
of intoxication, their third offense,
Judge Ross has ordered a suspension
of the penalty-fne and Imprisonment
ON the condition that the respondents
take the Kelley cure for the drink habit
Assurances were given that the con-
victed desired to take the cure, aud
would be assisted by their friends. The
action of the judge is something of an
innovation, but his purpose is a COM
mendable one. Public sentiment will
sustain him and watch with interest the
outcome of the experiment.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-12-21

THE New York Sun, in three. COL
dmn, double-leaded article, argues
strongly for continental union. The
movement in Canada for annexation to
the United States, it says, is spreading
TO the country districts in every province
of the Dominion and among the island
communities.
The international monetary confer
ence has adjourned. The gathering has
been failure. England and Germany
adhere rididy to the gold standard and
no appreciate progress was made
toward settling the status of silver.
There are large shipments of gold to
Europe Notwithstanding the fact that
the balance of trade is heavily in favor
of the United States. The indications
are that Europe is unloading American
securities.
GOVERNOR FULLER has appointed
Hon. w. H. Dubois of West Randolph
Inspector of finance. There is nothing
conventional in endorsing this appoint
ment as tone eminently fit to be
made" 1t is a plain statement of
conspicuous fact. Mr.. Dubois, pre-
vious to his election to the office of
state treasurer, was the finance inspec-
tor, and most efficient official. His
wide experience since will doubly quail
ify him for the responsible duties of
this very important office
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-12-21


Christmas tree at the Methodist church on
Monday evening next.
Mrs. Catherine Martin died of pneumonia
at the residence of Matthew Batehelder,
Lower Cabot, last Monday. She had been
sick about two weeks.
Christmas is to be celebrated at both
churches on Monday evening, with An
oyster supper by the ladies at the Congre-
gational vestry after the exercises.
The remains of Mrs. Webster, widow of
the late Alpha Webster, were brought to
this town for inJerment on Wednesday of
last week. Mr.. Webster was son Of the
first settler of the town.
The Congregational society is to hold a re-
union at the church in the near future. 1t
is desired to hear from all former members,
as well as those who are members now, who
are unable to be present. All such should
write to the clerk j. NJ Fisher.
The officers of Morrill, post, Grand Army,
for the coming year are as follows; Com
mander, Francis l.. Knapp; senior vice-com-
mander, Edwin Burnham; junior vice-com-
mander, Hiram L. Russell; chaplain, Orvis
Z. Boyles; quartermaster, George Dow; of
fcer Of the day, &. E. CLARK; adjutant, Q. c.
Phelps; delegate, George Dow alternate,
Edwin Burnham.
Following are the officers of the Woman's
Relief Corps for the year ensuing: Presi-
dent, Mrs. M. #. Wells; vice-president
Lila Dawson; junior vice president Flor
! ence Voodry; chaplain, Abbie A I.amsoni
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REaB THIS
SSpe0ial As,4emrns.


P4RoRLL tle PHOTOGRAPHY sils
not exhibit Sample &c hip wotl. 81
the Fair thie Yepl W, awe been
ruehed With orders To- tho past
three montbs. People who nppre'
ciste FIRST class work aud speoinl
attention to all the little detsils
shat go 20 mako up q fine Photo
graph, ol@ags 20 to the PARCEL
Gallery and seldom aek the price,
knowing fnli v.ell that whatever il
~ they get value received. We
would be pleased to have our cid
friends and customers cell aud
see the fDeet collection. of Photo
graphs in the city
Very Respt,
Il. G. PARCELL & Co
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EUREKA.

Yes, we have found itl The
greatest discovery Of this century.
Are you troubled with Dandrutf ?
Are you, or eny Of your friends
bald7 Ii SO read our guarantee.
we hereby guarantee our Eureka
Hair Restorative and Daudruff
Cure 10 remove Dsndruff aud
grow hair on bald heads of not over
10 yearD' standing. Any oomDer-
ciai report will inform you az to
cur financial standing ard ability
20 tufll our contracts. Money will
he refunded at The expiration Of 80
Gays Il it does uot prove satisfac-
tory. Fl. d. WAaNHE {, Co,
arinDeii, Iowa
ASK Landea q Reed, Barbers,
for il. :,
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4 Gard to the Public.

We have now taken possession
Of our store at 3perry aud are
running II in conjunction with our
store at Subiehte. We shall Ell
deaYor at ali timeg to keep q com
plete line of ell goods usually
kept IN u country store, including
-four, salt, and barb wire. We
want to buy all The butter, eggs,
poultry, hides and all country
produce, for which we viii pay the
highest market price.
We are also buying grain. Give
rs call either at Sublette or
Sperry. Our prices are tAe same
at either place. Thanking our
patrons for past favora and hoping
IoE g liberal patronage for the new
firm, we are, very truly yours,
FLETCHER, ELY & o.,
6ublette and SDerry, Nc.
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publlc Sale

Having sold my farm, [ aill
move to the state of Washington,
and will sell at my residence ! !
miles northeast OF 5petry, Mon
day, September u, 1882, the fol-
lowing property: Two work horses,
3 bsood mares, 10 shoats, 4 brood
sows, l male hog, 25 stands of
bees, / Walter G, mare five years
old, | high bred three-Year-old
horse. 2 high bred two-gear-oid
horses, / isrge two-s ear-old mare,
] mule colt, enc coach colt,
cows. 4 calves, thoroughbred bull,
20 acres of corn, 8 stacks OF hay,
binder and mower, 2rakas, 2 good
cultiyatcIs, top buggy, set double
buggy harness. 3 farm wagons
oRe now, breaIing plo&s, harrowa
hes7y harness, geuta' and ladies'
saddles, all household sna kitchen
furniture, including sewing ma-
chine aud marble top bureau.
Terms: All sums of S5 and IN
der, cash; over So & credit Of ll
months VIII be given without in.
terea. If pa;d when 3ne; If 4c5 r.
paid 10 bear interest atG per cent
rom Date, purchaser to give notg
N1ta approved security; s pe,
.,-,,t ,-{, f,,, ,,-,,, n y C,,,...,,.-
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Notice TO Contractors of Bridge
Letting.

Sealed bids will be received at
the county surveyors office from
this date until the 5sh day Of Sep
tember, 1892, at I o'clock D m,
fer furnishing the material and
building aud completing new
bridges at the following named
points in the county, to-wit:
/. Across Shuteye creek in
Nineveh township, near the resi-
'denoa Of John BrownelI.
z. Across Blaokbird creek. in
Ninavsh township, neac the old
distiilery site.
3. ACROSS HALE creek, in MIN
eveh township, near Savit's ford.
L Across Little Hazte, in Mn
eveh township, near the residence
OF Peter Felker.
5. Across Hog creek, il Liber-
ty township, near the residence of
ar. Dimmitt.
6. Across Salt River, in Salt
River township, near the residence
OF Mr.. Otto.
Z. Across Bear creek, in Will
sen township, near the residence
Of Saymora Reed.
8. Across Little Seratt creek.
in in "ileon township, near Wilson
Town.
9. Across Walnut creek, in
Walnut township, near the resi-
dence of James Cole.
10. Across Nineyeh Branch, in
the town OF Nineyeh,
All bids to be for an amount
by the lineal foot for the main
spans and approaches separately.
The right to reject any or ell bids
is reserved to the county. Con
tracts to be awarded by the county
court. Plans and specifications
can be seen st the county survey
or's oiiice. STEpH HALL.
Aug. 20, 1892. County Surveyor.
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NJ. Astrosh il suffering fgom q
sore mouth. the result of saliva
ton.
Mrs. Dorsey who hes been sat
fering from r severe attack OF
rheumatism is egain able 10 20
about.
Misses Luella end Rmma R;eh
Will soon move their millir erv
sgoek To the building they regent
II purchased in the business caa-
ter of town.
The Famous" store uadar sbo
management OF III. Tin2lay re-
Gently from Kirksvilla, Is eta1 ling
cut encougagingly and IS destined
10 DO g good business.
master HAT. BedaLl, the leading
printer Of Greencsstle, leaves next
week to take charge ct the typo
graphical department. Of p nows-
paper at Humphreys, he.
Grandma Herbert who has been
entirely helpless for several
months still fingers, but without
hope OF recovery. The same is
true Of Miss Emma Willows VINO
has been helpless for nine years.
Monday morning c 3. Com
stock commenced putting up the
poles tor telephone hue 10 con
meet Greeneastie and Green City.
The line viii be completed by
September 10, ct which time tie
Comstock bank will open f3y
business at this place.
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Two Harvest Excursions.

Via the Iowa Central Railway
Tuesday August Both, and Tues.
day Septembe 9th, 1892.
The lows Central Ry., will On
Tuesday, Aug 80. aud Tuesday
September 9th. sell excursion
tickets at half rates TO points in
North western Iowa, Minnesota,
North and South Dakota. Monta.
na, Arkansas, Indian Territor,
Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Ne
brasks, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah
New Mexico, Tennessee, Missis-
eippi Alabama, Louisiana, and
Texas, and also to Kansas CITY
and st. Joseph, Mo. For rates
and further information cail on
Agents Iowa Central BY, or ad-
dress. THos. p. BARRY,
Gen'l. Psss'r Agt.
MarshRlltown, Iowa.
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Our GREAT SPECIAL SALE and
lowest prices ever made on fine,
stylish, honest, reliable, custom
made shoes end slippers Will be
continued unit after the county
fair closes. Hereafter we propose
10 carry the fneat assortment OF
Ladies', Missss' and chil5lren'a
shoes in the city We handle no
shoddy sheepskin shoes with pa
per insoles and counters that 90
10 pieces efter few days wear.
Our shoes are ali made to cur or
der. We buy no shoes from job
bers, but direct from we'll known,
reliable manufacturers. See our
Great Solar Tip School Shoes.
B. L. LAMKIN.
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sabbath kinmn f,aIna


John Bradley is building . liz e
res dence.
l ark Watson l,s completed hi,
trace track.
Simon Aqyeb~e9a is al hamg
this week.
Grandma Edmonda il Waiting
her son John.
Dock Waddill lass tor South
Dakota Tuesday.
w. l.. Rice expects 20 lind coal
on his farm.
A fine rain visited tbia aommu-
Inity Monday morning.
Z. S. Waddill aud wife visited
bis mother Sunday.
Rain on Monday stopped the
threshing machines.
Marion Cason is marketing e
fine crop Of watermelons.
Ash Selby has gone 80 Oklaao-
ms tolook after his claim.
There VIII be . large acreage Of
wheat sown ia this locality.
Frank McClay and wife have
gone to Kansas To visit Mr.. Nc
Clay's sister.
This neighborhood viii be large.
ly represented OF the KirksYille
falr next weeb.
The apple and peach crops are
light il this vicinity, The grape
crop is fairly good.
James Waddill, who lives on
the @. &. Darrow farm near Kinks.
vile, was here the first OF the
week.
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rOr Sale

I00acte farm 2 miles northeast
OF Sareoxie, Mo, 65 acres in culti-
Nation, small orchard, 2 wells, 8
room Farm house with coed brick
basement of 3 roome, IL mile to
school Price $500; cucumber
eace $1,000 to run 2 years at s per
cent. Will take cagh or good trade
for equity Prefer cssh, farm or
city property, Address,
G. 3. ARMSTRONG,
I5arcoxie, Mo.
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Auction ers

damos Buoy and Fsank Boone
viii attond all sales in Adair and
adjoining coonties. Terms for
oryiog salee; one per cept. Any
oua Wishing Us 10 cry sales need
not wait to see MS. Have your
bills struck aud Cur names put on
IS euctioneers, and we viii be
present without fail. Address nc
at Kirksville, Mo.
JAMES A. BUoY,
FRANK BOONE.
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Dentistry.


Garter Bros. dentists Kirksville
No, have established branch Of
fees at the following places: Bra
shear, Queen City end Green
CastIe,at which one will % found
twice p month, rs foll0vs: Queen
City lst and Sd Tuesdays and
" Wednesdays. Brashosr I'd and 4th
-Nondayo and Tuesdays, Green
Castle End gnd 4th Wednesdays
and Thursdays. Come to see us
[ you want good work.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Office
Aug. 27th, 1892, viii be sent to the
dead letter Office 1t the expiration
OF 80 days,
Mrs. Mary Burge, Robt. Gros-
by, Chag. FL. Harris, MIR. Harris.
3. w. Laughlin, Ssilie Skrews-
berry, Alliance Triple.
When calling f5r tbcae letters
please say eJ4 artiscd.
I'D. O. PTcELEB, ?. 1{.
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Gem City Business College, Quincy,
Illinois.

Shorthand and Typewritinc,
Book-keeping and Penmanship
thoroughly taught; twelve exper-
fenced teachers, 700 atudents,
cheap beard, and the finest COM
meroiaI college building in Amer
lea. Graduates readily secure
positions,
Beautiful Illustrated catalogue,
giving full particulars Of all de-
partmeDis VIII be mailed free.
Addreeg u. L. NlUssELMAN,
Principal.
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, 81. Louin, No
5t. Louis, August eth. 1892.

Dining the first four days of
this week B. T. Lamkin sold 4O8
pairs OF shoes, $40 pairs OF "ilttle
Giants" and Red School House
Solar Tip Shool Shoes, ana I68
pairs OF the celebrated Drew,
Selby II Co" fine Shoee. There
are no other shoes handled in
town that will wear half as long.
Try them and be convinced.
B. L. LAnKIy.
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Specimen Cases.

S. III. Clifford, Raw Gag5el, WIS ,
wa troubled with neuralgia and
rheumatism. his stomach wae dis.
ordered, his liver Was affected TO
an alarming degree, appetite feIl
away, and he was terribly reduced
Ia da5h and strength. Three bot
5la5 Of Electric Bittere cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
III, had running sora on his leg
OF eight years standing. Used
three bottles Of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Of BQohIen's Ar
MICA Salve, and his leg IS sound and
we'll. john Speaker, Catawba, o..
had five large fever sores on his slsg,
doctors SAID { wgs incurable. One
bottle Electric B]t5ers and ono oox
BnekIen's Arnice Salye cured him
entirsly. Sold by 3. z. Horny.
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Harvest Excursion VIA The Wabash

On dates named below We will
soil excursion ticket to states
named at "one fare" for the round
trip good 30 days with stop over
privileges to the following states,
Aug, 30 TO Sept 27th and October
25th, Alabama, Arh6nsas, Indisn
Territory, Mississippi. Oklahoma
tennessee and Texas.
To the following states Aug. 80,
to Sept. 27, Colo, Eowa, Idaho,
Kansae, Louisiana, Southwest
Missouri, Minnesota, Montana,
Nebraska, North Dakota, South
Dakota New Mexico, Utah aud
Wyoming. ". &. NooNAN,
Agent.
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For Sale.

210 acre farm in Southwest
Missouri near Sarcoxie No, 200
acres IN cultivation, 8 good orch
ards, 2 good wells, good frame
house with four rooms, barnooto &C.
commodate 10 horses; 10 acres of
wood land. No waste land. Price
$40 per acre, $500 cash, balance
easy time at s per cent interest.
Talk quick. Address
G. B. ARMSTRONG,
Sercoxie, No.
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ZEE WEEKLY GRAPHIC
I 6. SUBLETTB, Proprietor
FRIDAY stpT a.iSa
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT
BENZ HARRISON.
FOR yIcE-PRESIDENT
WHIrELAW REID
Fer Governor,
WILLIAM WARNER,
ofJaokson County.
Fer Lieutenant, Governor
RUDOLPH MULLER,
orst. Charles County,
FoE Secretary of State
Fl. L. ALkIRE,
For Auditor
JOHN III. WEEKS,
otJssper Comfy.
For Treasurer.
L. j, WILSON,
Of Knox County.
Fer Attorney General.
DAVID MURPHY,
ofst. Louis.
yor Railroad Commissioner
w. s. HALFWAY,
ofAudrsin County.
For Judges ofthe supreme Court
". S. SHIRK,
ofPettis Lounty.
CHARLES NAGEL,
of ST. Louis
W. w. EDWARDS,
ofst. Charles County.
For CcnGressmsn-FirstD District.
r. d. CRAMER,
Of Scotland County
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
Fer Representative
PERRY ID. GRUBB.
tor SneTi4
GEO. W.RUPE.
For Collector
WM. MEEKS,
For County Treasurer:
JOSEPH MATTER.
For Assessor
ALEXANDER R0WLISON
For County Surveyor
TYLER PAINE.
Prosecuting Attorney
j. b. DOD6ON,
School Commissioner
". r. HOLLOWAY.
For Judge County Court-Flrst D,s'r.ot
ADAM SHOOP.
For Judge County Court--second District.
DANIEL TUITLE.
Fer Coroner.
j. W. MJRFIN,
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Harvest EzcursIoas VIZ Burlington
Route for 1882.

For these excursions, tickets
viii be sold st ONE LOWEST
FIRST GLASS FARE FOR THE
ROUND TRIP es follows: AUG
USf 50ih and SEPTEMBER
9Th. to points II Kansas, Nebras-
ks, Iowa, Idaho, Minnesota, the
Oakotas, Montana. Wyoming.
Utah Colorado, New Mexico,
Southwest Missouri, Indian Ter
rltory, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Zen.
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana and Texas,
October 25th only to points in
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana. Arkansas, Oklahoma,
and Texas For full information
call on or sddres. your nearest
Burlington Route representative
or apply to
i. o. Dawes,
Gen'l Pass & Ticket .Apt.,
ST. Louip, Mo.
st. Louis, August eth. 1892.
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-Organize 3 Warner club in
every school district III the county.
How it warns the heart,
and gives heartiness to the hand
grasp to be candidate.
-Adeir county Democracy Is
dishesrtened because it is not al-
lowed 10 put straight Democrat
ic ticket il the field.
The Democrats of Nebraska
refuse 10 fuse with the Farmers
Alliance, and Lsva placed a
straight Democratic ticket in the
field.
Was Ii cholera. cholsrine
Or some insidious poison admins
tered by quaek political doctors
that caused the death of the Dem
ocratic party of Adair county?
Stone, the Democratic can
didete for governor, is raking the
forgotten grsyeyards for cam
paign material. The young men
Of al parties turn from such 9
campaign in disgust, and hail with
delight the campaign of the New
Missouri
A prominent Democrat in
speaking of the late congressional
8prlmary said that he feared there
= was something rotten ia Denmark.
1t is quite probable, however. thai,
If the proceeding was subjected
to a close scrutiny the rotteness
would be discovered in the First
Congressonal district Instead Of
Denmark.
Since the Democratic party |
OF Adair county is a corpse, would
ii not be well to have the coroner
hold an inquest over the dead |
body and ascertain, il possible, the
true cause of It's death? There is !
grave suspicion Of foul play, and
an inquest would remoYe the sus-
picion or fix tie act upon theI
guilty parties.
-"Stand up for Missouri" is
in the mouth of exery young voter.
It-echoes from the hill.tops and
reverberatos in the valleys. It is
In the atmosphere; everywhere.
A graveyard campaign must
meet an ignominious defeat when
hurled against campaign that
fills the heart with Inspiration and
hope of better things to come.
Under the banner bearing the
magic words the Republican par
ty of Missouri will march to glo-
rious victory.
Since the excitement at
tending the Democratic congress-
ional primary has subsided, one
thought comes up to trouble the
minds of the Giles men. In Adair ,
county the Ellison men worked
hard for Giles, while in Putnam
county, 80 it is reported, the Eli /,
son men worked Just as hard for |
Hatch. The work of the primary /
don't hermonlze, and the more q
they think about it, the greater q
becomes the fear that there is I
something rotten in Denmark. Io
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The lowest price ever made on
lewelry. That's what we are go
Ing to give you ali next week.
SANDS d THOMAS.
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., 6, Z, s, 9, 10, at Sands &
Thomas.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
TALK OF FRAUD IN LOUISIANA.
Fosters Plurality at Least 10000, but the
McEueryites Dispute the Figures.

New ORLEANS, April 20.-The plu-
rality for Foster, anti-lottery candidate
for governor, is now estimated at more
than 10000. He seems to have swept
everything before him in the parishes
of north Louisiana, particularly the
negro parishes, where he gets nearly
unanimous vote. The result is great
surprise to the Republicans, who join
with the McEnery Democratsin in charg-
ing fraud and ballot-box stuhing.
The McEnery strength seems to have
shrunk greatly since the Democratic
primary Of last month and the Repub-
lican party to have completely and sud-
denly disappeared in that section of the
State North of Red River. Foster car
ries every parish there but one. The
Peoples party polled an unexpectedly
large vote in the Red River Valley, and
Breaux, the candidate of the Custom
House Republicans, did better than
was expected. The vote indicated to-
night is: Foster, ST, 100; McEnery. A.
200; Leonard, As, 100.
The efinterest now centres on the
Legislature, which will have the count
ing of the vote for Governor. This has
also been carried by the Fosterites, who
have - out of 36 Senators and 50 out of
1O1 members of the House. There is
is some talk among the McEuery DEM
ocrats about contesting the election,
calling upon the Secretary OF State to
refuse to issue certificates to the Foster
members elect, and carrying the matter
before the Legislature. 1t is also pro-
posed to carry the matter before Con-
gress on the ground that there is not
republican form of government in Lou
isiana, but on these propositions there
is a difference of opinion among the
McEnery Democrats, and it is not GER
tain yet what policy they will pursue.
They will certainly keep up an lnde-
pendent political organization claiming
to be the regular Democracy, and Will,
in every probability, place a separate
Democratic electoral ticket in the field
this fall. The election of the entire
| McEnery or regular Democratic ticket
, in New Orleans is conceded by all.