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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONT PEllE

In the County Court Thursday forenoon
| the plaintiff in tie ID. l.. Full er VS. Milo ID.
| Parmenter case was awarded $1l05, and the
Nellie j. Kelie VS.. H. a. Rugg case was
given to the jury. At ? p. IN. the case of
! David b. Minard ct. al. vs. Charles l.. Cur
rier for wrongfully damaging water supply
at Barre was begun.
Three samples of new sugar had been re-
coivei at the government sugar station up
to Saturday, the first coming from Byron
H. Eluwood of Fletcher. Deputy Collec-
or DR.. j. T. Gushing, chemist in charge,
has arrived, and work will soon begin 10 the
laboratory testing samples.
The Waterman Publishing company was
on Saturday sued for libel by Frank Nc
Gill, through Attorneys John G. Wing aud
John II. Senter, for publishing statement
that McGill was a proprietor Of the saloon
lately run by John 4. Evans.
At the auction ON Saturday the Union
House was struck or to Henry c. Holmes
for $500.
st. Patrick's Day in Montpelier was, as
usual, appropriately observed. On Friday
evening the ladies' Of st. AuSustine's parish
served bountltll supper in Capitol hall,
the Military band gave concert, and music
and speeches were events Of the entertain
ment.
Millinery goods were eel by auction on
Saturday at the g. a. Best store
In County Court Friday the jury In the
malicious prosecution case of Nellie j. Kel-
lie w. II. A. Kugg reported disagreed and
we're discharged. All were in favor of the
| plaintiff. but could not a.reo on amount OF
damages.
In the case of David B. Minard ct al. VS..
Charles l.. Currier the judge ordered a YER
4 CT for defendant.
In executors OF Nancy Cummings vs.
heirs of Nancy Cummings, appellants, the
vii was established.
The new entry dockets we're received Fri
day and they contain Is cases, Is being d-
vorce cases, prominent among the latter be
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GEORGE H. MNSLEY WARNER BLOCK" 60 CHURCH STREET.

tendance at the March term of
County Court at Rutland last week
petit jurors. Mrs. Hanson OF
Fort Edward is visiting relatives here. -
Edward Ladd came Saturday morning
from Albany TO attend the funeral of Hazel
Walker. Fred Hale, telegraph operator at
Saratoga, Is home vacation. Mrs
Perrin Converse OF Troy is here with her
sister. The official meeting of the Method
ist board OF officers was held Monday. The
drama. enlisted for the War;" was given
by talent from Dresden Friday night. The
new board of school commissioners met Sat
urday night. The Lsdd brothers have
bought the Benson farm" of 219 acres,
situated in Orwell, to take possession April
There was unanimous vote taken at
the parish meeting OF the Congregational
church Friday evening to give Rev. NJ.
Hitchcock of Hudson, Ohio, q call to become
their pastor for one y,ar.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

The war drama, "The Pride Of Co. C, ="
will be played by the Newport rifles March
2S and 80 This play was written by ID. w.
Hildreth OF Barton Landing under the name
OF David Hill.
The listers Of Orleans county will meet at
the American House in Barton on Thurs
day, March %, for the purpose OF fixing
uniform rate, of appraisas, and for con-
butation on matters pertaining to their
duties.
The democratic patrons of tho North
Troy postoiiice met in caucus last Wednss-
day evening to select a candidate for post
master. The Australian ballot was used
and bore the names OF f. T. Seaver H. b.
Parkhurst, d. A. Barrows and Milo Lewis
Mr. Parkhurst led on the ballot and the
other candidates withdrew and made his
nomination unanimous.
Gen. b. w. Lee has sold tho Arlington
House, Newport, to w. c. Lindsay of West
Derby and j. Is. Grow OF Lyndonvile
Gen. Lee and his good wife, who had lived
there about 30 years, went to Lowell, Mass.
hoping that the change will benefit Mrs.
Lee, who has been in failing health for the
past two years. Gen. Lee was one OF the
oldest Masons i'll Vermont
WESTFlELD.
Village school closed a prosperous term
March ! under II sses Clara Thompson of
Lyndon and Eoss.e 81 S Of Montgom-
cry. The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet vita Mrs. William b. Gilpin Friday
afternoon and evening Mrs Napoleon
Root has been sp 'ndlug two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Allsrd of 20 ton, Can.
Miss Ruth Wright atten Is scloo at
Barton this spring. Michael Gilbert moves
fO far an he n
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Rachel Ann SuttOn's Estate.

We. tho subscribers, having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court TOR tn C
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to re
ceive examine and adjust the claims and do
tate Of Rachel A. sutton. late OF Burlington,
in said district, deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in off,
the day OF the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business OF our appointment. at the oftice Of
w. l.. Burnap in burlington in said District
on the last Saturdays Of April and August
next; at ~ 1eiGqk M on easn OF s said days
w. l.. BUkNAP, 1,o,.,,i..io,...
SENECA HAsELToN. commissioners
80 w3w
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Beu ali l}nglcY's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT To all person,
DISTRICT OF CHITTESDEN. concerned in the
estate of beuleh Bag ey, late OF Colchester, in
said district, deceased.
GREETING:
At a Probate court. holden at Burling ton.
within and for the district of Chit enden, on the
2jth day OF March, 1898, an instrument pur-
porting to be the last Will and testament OF
said district, deceased. was prescn ted
to the Court aforesaid, for probate, And il 10
ordered by said Court that the 18th
day OF April, 1895. at the Probate
Court rooms in said Burlington, be assigned
for proving said instrument, and that notice
thereof be- given TO all persons concerned by
publishing this order three weeks successiyeiy
in the burlington Free rress, a newspaper
time appointed,
therefore you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court, at the time and place afore-
said, aud contest the probate OF said will IL
you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in
said District, this 10th dav OF March, 1873
g.w3w JENNIE STACY, Register.
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p FIELD
The Best System of For,inoatI,n

Is that adopted by people In precarious health
who wisely fortify their systems against dis
ease with that acceptable and affectual bar
rler against its inroads-H Stonac h
Bitters Precautionary measures, when the
health Is but slightly impaired is. a. physi.
clans well know, worth any amount of med l.
cation afterward. premouitory malar lal
chill, "A tit OF indigestion. increasing Irregular
lty OF the bowels, a warning rheumatic twinga
inactivity of the kidneys, slight at first, bill,
lous sallowness accompanied with furred
tonGue-these are appeals to the sense of self
protection which no person OF common judge
ment will disregard, llostetters stomach
Bltters preserves those who take it from ma
larlal, dyspepsia, chronic, constipation, rheu-
matism, kidney and BLADDER trouble and liver
complaint. Nervous invalids, persons troubled
with lntirmitics Incident to advanced years
ladies' in delicate health and cnnvalcscents de
I'VE lmAnlte benellt from The HlLlers.
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work for c. e. Woodward the coming sea-
son. Leonard Hutchinson is at home from
Boston. There was an oyster supper at j.
b. Hutchinson's Saturday evenln :. Mr..
and Mrs. FRA Harwooi were gwen sur
prise by about 10 Of their friends Monday.
Refreshments we're serve !, aud tho aged
couple were presented with two easy chairs
aud $40 80 in morey.
NORTH TUNBRlDGE.
Mrs, Lee Monkey Of Quechee is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Moxley-
EttinR sweet has left her east hill farm and
moved TO the Ed Stanley place In Chelsea
might have proved a serious accident last
Friday with colt.
VERSHlRE.
E. v Scott has been engaged to make
the buttor at the Nershire creamery for an
other ycar The creamery Is now produc.
ing about 400 pounds OF excellent butter
every other day.-Parties from New Hamp-
shire are picking up potatoes here at 70
cents per bushel. Parties from New York
Inspected the copper mine last week.
Alphonso Cross has moved into the house
which he purchased of l.. c. Al1rich. Mrs.
Bernice Cbuch was united with Advent
Church last Sunday. Mr.. Uriah Colburn
has brother from New Hampshire visiting
him. School meetings will be held for the
purpose Of electng officers TO settls the
business in the districts before entering up
on the new system.-Oscar Carlton will
move his family from Lakeport, n. II -
Frank Pearl has moved to Hanover, n. II.
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A SEIZURE OF SILKS.
Special Agent Amos Finds Sixty Yards of
the Goods in q Woman'- Trunk

Special Agent I'm ss Finds Sixty Yards OF
tho Goods in Woman. Trunk.
Special Agent Amss of Malone, n. V,
made seiznre of 60 yards of silk from a
woman passenger from Albany, n. Y, at
Rouses Point Thursday. She had been to
Montreal and was on her way homo. Deputy
Collector Twohey inspected her baggage at
Montreal and discovered false bottom in
a large trunk belonZ ing to her, but the lady
maintained that there we're no dutiabls
goods in her possession SO the veteran GUS
toms inspector said 81 will let your trunk
go on He neglec ted to say how far, how
ever. Mr.. Two1ey Immediately notified
Mr., Ames at Rouses Point, who searched
the trunk with the above result. The go DDS
were OF very fino quality and are valued at
50. 80 per yard.
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Albert E. Jones.

Mutton hind quarters is 1920. = npuaL .,rslrl--
iers; 10 cents pound mutton chops % esHts
lamb chops - cents Beef, best cuts Wes.-
ern. FOR porter hous- IL quo,sl a. y
cents pound siroin At cents rouni a. y tplI
pound; roast u to Il cents pouni Vermont bsst
quoted at l2it to IL cents pound Hams sugar ours,
are u cents a pound; brea<tss. bacon ], : 70 q
cents California hams to l3a cents pouni suoSel
shoulder 1875 cents Trpe u 10 l2la cents pick.
eled pigs feet l2s cents pickel lamDs' tongues II
cents per pound Cora beef is to lli3 cents. Pork
roast tsl6 to Is cents pound steak IS cents salt
pork ~ TO u cents pound lard II cents
roast veal Is IL to - cents veal STEAK. 10 ~
blood sausage Is cents pound Boston sausage Is cts
German bologna sausage, 10 to Is cents Albany
sausage IS cents. Hesdcneese. Is cents Turkeys
o. to % cents Fowls Is cents Spring chick oil, %
cents yer pound. Ducks, % cents per pound.
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Montpelier. -Aionzo Batchelder of South
Dakota is visiting in town.-The mother OF
John Tebbeits died last week at her homo
in Bradford. She had lived nearly CEN
fury.
ROX6URY.
Mr.. Wetmore has bought tho Grace Ladd
house in the village. Dora Spalding is
failing, and his sister from Quechee, Mrs.
Nelson Snow, toge hcr with her husband,
is here. Mrs. Criteria Iesrsons is visiting
friends in town.-Dr. /. II. Fisk is talking
of going to Montpelier in company with
DR.. Lance. Mr. Bagley has rented Mrs.
Warmers tenement.
MoRETOWN.
William Trip is in very poor health. -.
Mrs, Ellen Smith sin Waitsfleil vita Raw
MIR. Douglas and family.
EAST ROXBU9Y.
Charles Bennett has bought the Hiram
Henry place of the Savings bank for SO 80,
and A. j.. Rich is to occupy It.--Charlss
Holden is to carry on tho town farm in
Mortified the coming year. Walter Coe
OF Springfield, Mass, is sick with the
measles at Aaron Webster's Warren
Bruce has moved his family to farm in
Bsthel.-Frsd Pope is to work for A. Farm
ham the coming season.-Ernest Blanchard
and wife have returned to Barre.
WAiTSFlELD.
Quite a number have tapped their sugar
places. -Geo . brother of Elmer Trask.
returns to Massachusetts this week Fred
Parker has about 5000 clapboari logs in his
yard,
PLAlNFlELD.
The Universalist ladies gave sugar
party in the Grand Army hall on Tuesday
OF last week.-A temper ance lecture wa,
givon Sunday evening at the Methodist
house. Mr.. Foote OF Norwalk, Conn, is
in town buying oxen.
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LINEN
MENI.
50 doz Checked Fringe Doyllcs
for IS cents per doz.
Dinner Napkins for 49, So, 60,
79, 90 and upwards.
Bed Spreads Tor 40, 50, 69 and
upw ards.
S pieces Curtain Scrim for 4
cts per yard.
Half Bleach Table Damask for
csc, a9c, SOC, 49c and upwards.
1000 yards cotton crash for
sac per yard.
IS pieces Curtain Muslin in all
White and White with coloreo
figures, at IS cts. per yd, a great
bargain.
Big bargains in Towels at 5,
10, ~ and IS cts,
10 doz. fancy Turkish Towels
for Tides.
1000 all Linen Crash Toweling
for S cts. per yard.
BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Local Retail Markets.
BURLINGTON. March {

BURLINGTON March ~, 1898.
Limited quantities Of new maple sugar md
syrup are being brought to the city, sugar
selling for 10 cents per pound and syrup for
SLID per gallon. Strawberries, plneapples and
n few forced vegetables are offered for sale at
varying prices. Eggs still going down.
Following are the quotations corrected by
some OF Burlington's prominent merchants:
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Dolan Brothers.

81. Louis -FOUR. $500 70 s525 barrel Nlrhi-a1 s55:
Spring patents and Minnesota patents are q. -
barrel Buckwheas is Sle too cents pouni Rye
hour, to SIC cents a pound. Maple sugar. lOIl9
cents pound: maple syrup 3lo to 81 q gallon GranI
lated sugar is cents pound. coffee A 8 cts light
brown, 44at5 cts; loaf ami pulyerzel. 1Gs cents.
White clover honey is 10 cents pound; celery
TO 10 cents bunch; squash cents pouud
cabbage. cents pound potatoes. ~ cent, to 81
bushe Tarsnips. cents per pound raii,hes, :
cents n Ich; lettuce, cents head spinach, Cd
cents peck sweet potatoes an cents pound.
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Carpet Dept,

Remember that we sell Carpets
by sample in all the popular
makes, such as Lowell's etc We
have Arnold, Constate & Co. S
confirmed patterns. Can give
them to you in So hours, all made
ready to lay at less price than
you can buy elsewhere.
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N~w York Produos Maria

Wv YORK MARCH y.
Fl OuR-Recspts $50 packages erpoTts S26G bar
rels 1851 sacke sales, l26OJ 9irres Low extra 81 ID
stes5. CITY mill. sAUOa s+.0S City mills patent $40
1sI.6t Winter wheat cw grades at s. 10 ss!.3j; fair
to fancy. se55@s2.6i do patentA ass asL}i Mime.
sofa clear sa.Q stS.5l ttrairhtA sa6lGsAtG 10
patsnta Ge36B4yt rye mixtures. $500 ts3.tt super
sne AZ sL'sss!l5i rns si.ei ss!.UV Southern aour
bushels; sales 2Js"O bushels; No red, 1iloc.
store ana elevator '5ye seoAs $50 sc
to.b.i No. northern, slfsgSlA; No. hard s5sc.
No northern: s0ytaSO⁣ No. , Chicago. s3c No.
suwsusss 80; No. spring. 'syseisc No. red
ooRs-R.csipsn 1850 bushels exports, I.9a9 bush
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TEAS, cOFFEE5 AND SPICES.
Roberts & Perkins.

Breakfast s0c and a. G,npowler s'ct Young Hyson
eoc Japans 80 ~ So 81 and nc CoG7e' Old govern
ment Java 8Sc., Mocha So, STANDARD Java 3lc Golden
Rio 2sc haricab1 pc. mixed ground Csc. powders 1
hochs and Jsvn !Dc, Danison &c, new 80.
Cereal. SUc German chcory l5c. Spices; Pepper 80.
llspce tcr cinnamon SIC. ginger poo, cloves SIC.
mustard Soc. Cayenne pepper jOc, white pepper 5J3
mace SL2O. nutmess 9l.9.
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Jones Brothers.

Bananas. soto N cents dozen. Oranges 2)6Il cent.
Q doom. Best quality dates - cents a pound.
Smyrna figs, Il to - cents pOun Msssi1s Lannon's.
~ to q cents per doxsn. Evaporstsi peaona+ - ct
pound. Evauoratet red raspherries 81 apounl
Evapprated black raspberri-s % cents pound. Apri.
cots, rs cents pound. Naslns 10 to y pound.
Peanuts ~ cts quart: English wRlnus IS cents per
pound. Nuts ali kinds, assorted Is cents q pound.
Honey IS to p cents per pound. Ma AKA cranes, 2l
to 81 cents per poun Cranberriee 10 e cent, PEE
quart. Pm es Is To ~ cents a p,Ini; prunelle .
cents pound. Tangerine oranges, . to 81 cents n
to ~ cents IA peck
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Dairy butter is 30 sou, nounL Crsa.nerv hi.
ter IS cents Cheese IS 10 to Is elsa pound. EEsi
% cents dozen. Fancy chooses a. follows. 81
apple cheese SECS bE each according to size: Rom
fort cheese, 90 cents pound; English dairy. y cent:
tdam, sOo eachi Nsufchntel, centsa package Chei-
Pure Jersey cream. 81 cents quar-. American club
house cheese % cents per jar. McLarcn = Imperial
cheese, IS cents perjar.
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Wholesale Produce Market.


PRovIsIoSs-Dairy butter d to q cents creamery
butter 2Stt3O cents cheese l29lS cents; potatoes,
q cents eggs 20 70 cents beans sl.i5 tS!2je busAel
HAT-Loose, Sl3(al5 ton; balei, slGel
GRATN-OAts,49 to 50 cents bushe Sc a7lcrurs,
bucswhes. Os6O cents; beans Se.DJGS AiO q bushsl
corn Western 65 to 10 cents Northern - to Is
cents
F.sp-Middlinz~ s??se5 tom shorts s2a bran.
s2 s2!; cora meal, t9iS26
MEATs-Beef. Vermont dressed. % cont, per pounl;
Western. 1tt9 cents: pork dressed, qiS cantS
QMll cents: fowls lOl cents alive chiISeas T.! cents
alive, IS cents dressed turkeyS Is - dress
cd spring lamb. ~ cents
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he had no peace and but;
little rest night or day.
He was under treatment
at different times at two
hospitals and by seven
doctors in tn s city with
ont the least benefi ;
every prescription Of the
doctors was faithfully
tried. but he grew worse
all the time. For months
| expended about 80 per
week for medicines. and
was entirely discouraged.
i purchased CUTICURA.
cUTICURA SOAP and Gu
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The IF free Press" offers, by special arrange
mont with the Recreation Department of The
Christian Union, illustrated printed matter
describing the Words Fair and full informa-
w o,o f os ~ & ron burlington
Guiding the timetables and pamphlets of tn g
railroad or steamer lines you would use No
charge is made. II you going to tho
Worlds Fair, address the Recreation Depart
ment, The Christian Union, New York.
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New 1
Dress .
Goods /.
=--=----aa==-- "
D0meStics Dept.

5000 Yards Best Indigo Prints
tor Q = cts per yard.
1000 Yards Best Dress Style
G1nghams for 8 cts per yard,
worth 121a cts.
One Bale Unbleached Cotton,
a full yard wide for 81 cts per
yard, worth cts.
1900 Yards Apron Check Cling.
hams for I cts per yard.
5000 yards New Outing Cloths
at 8 1-2 cts per yard. worth II I-2
cts.
1900 yds. Lace Stripe Cling
mans tor 9 cts. per I'd, worth
IL cts.
Case Bleached Cotton, a full
yard wide, for 8 81 cts per yard,
worth 8 cts.
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ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA.
Terrible Suffering' ofLittle Ba-
by. Seven Doctors and Two
Hospitals Fail. Cured
by Cuticura.

Nv baby boy, months old, broke out with
eczema, The itching and burning was in
tense; the eczer spread to his limbs, breast,
his torturing agoniesi were pitable to behold
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followed tho directions to tbs latter. Relief
was Immediate, lis su fferings were eased, and
rest and sleep permitted. He steadily inn
proved and in nine weeks was entirely cured.
as any mot her could wish to see. recommend
every mother to use it for every Baby Humor.
MRS. NJ. FERGUSOt,
Sc w. Brookline St, Boston.
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DRESS GOODS
DEPART MEN 7

Is now we'll filled with all the
staple weaves and colors, besides
many new novelties that will b.
of interest to buyers. egards
prices you know that we arc
never undersold.
Black and Navy Storm Serges,
10 inch wide for IS cts per yard.
10 pieces new colorings in
serges and small checks for IS
cts per yard, worth So cts
10 pieces new colorings, regu-
lar 50 cent quality, for this sale
50 cts per yard.
20 new colorings of fine Hen
riettas, New Serges, New Pop
Inns, Cravenetts, New Plaids.
Great Bargains in plain and
fancy Silks,
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HOSIERY
AND
UNDERWEAR

30 doz Ladies' Black Hose for
4 cts per pair.
IS dox Ladies' Black Hose for
s cts per pair, worth I215 cts.
IS doz Ladies Night Robes,
just received ut 50, IS, $1.oo,
$1.25 and upwards, they are
great values for the prices asked.
IS doz Gents Cotton Socks for
cts per pair, worth ~ cts.
IS doz Boys extra heavy Bicy-
Gle Hose for 70 cts per pair, never
sold for less than IS cts.
10 doz Ladies' Colored Skirts
for IS cts each.
50 doz Ladies' Hose in Tans
and Fast black in medium and
heavy weight at IS cts per pair,
worth 50 cts.
Great Reduction in all Winter
Underwear.
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CLOAK
PART MENT

We are now showing our new
Spring Cloaks for Ladies, Misses.
and Children, most of them en-
tirely different from last season
and styles that you cannot find
elsewhere. DO not fail to look
at our stock before you buy.
If you can use a Winter Cloak
at any price you can save big
money by buying of us.
Ladies ready made Wrappers
in Print, Bingham and Percales
at less than the cost of making.
Lace Curtains and Portieres a
low prices.
A large assortment of Ladies'
Gossamers and Mackintoshes,
&c,
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els ssleS $500 bus1elg No. D. 5eslc;. elevator,
M. .sHoa'i steamer mixed llS53J.; lob, $50,
oArs-Recsipts, $3.50 bushels exports 10 75s bush.
sI' ssies 600 bushels Nc. S8' 900; 90 Al,
1fesfS'' 80 j 3S'1c.; 10 white, ass; mixed
ssste.n 3J&iic; white do. l2Si5c; white State Al
s@se re; \ 0. CHICAGO at 40l,c.
CoBFEE-No.I. ~.
sU4AR-No: 8. l.lfaft.; No. l. 4Isai5.i6; No.
sr n NO. \ I q Ice; No. u l5l6a4ls,
70 H. ltlbsi No u, ll-l6d3tl; No. 49, 8 S-l6S az
on A. 4AG I9l6cj mould 4 1 1915 d 5ls
sandsrd A. 1905 i.l5c. eonteotIonersA AZ LIE
out LOAF o-loS 5asc; crushed S-l6s53s, powdered
100 l'l6c'i graduated at iassi 5-lSc,; Cubes a5i
PkTROLRUh .-Unlted At G77ic.
% tOhh -asst old. a. sl9i 1925; 90 At sl9502
~, ~ sItra prime a. -. Sales. 9.J barrels.
LARD - Nestsrn closed at Z 1854
'ses terces A. sl2.jj city, at $llsi sales
oV tIerces; continent S25.5 q. A. at Sl2.i5.
DO l hH-hecelpts, - PACKAGES; STATE dairy %
,'1eoi DO. creamery -9c; Western dairy il hasa
$500 &c H'"'
ca GhsE-Receints, - packages; State 5lssl2o
une WHITE. I2c; DO fancy colof-d At lst ol2s, par.
'AIns 4GIJ%i full SKINS. lB2-ec DO white, DC.
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ACID PHOSPHATE.

An agreeable preparation
of the phoSphatcS. for Indi-
gestion, Nervousness, Men
tai and Physical Exhaustion.
recommended and pre-
scribod by Physicians Of all
schools.
Trial bottle mailed on receipt Of e cents
in stamps. Runford Chemical Works,
Providence, X. /.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-23

Market is quoted to-day follows: Buster dairy
cheese, dairy, 10 to cents per Uound factory - to
cents; IS to Is cents peg Iozeu; potatoes IS To
20 cents per bushel, hay. 10 IS per M bran 100
pounds, $. -; meal 100 pound Sllii feed No. l. no
pounds, Sl"l; n'gs live weight, cents per pound
veal caves live weight Ter pound poultry, u
to IS cents per pound