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ff. Sohnsburii dallonnw.
j.Tolinliiry, VI., rrlilaj-, Oct. 18, 1SK3.
AVeather Ilwonl.
IliiiKliaiu's druc store, for tlie
l k onding Octobcr I, ISSJl.
Jllglirst. I.owest.
Dirsday, 50 2t
Iav, 4i 'Z7
lurdar, ."1 17
liday, .-VI IS
Imlay, lil r.i
sd;iv, i;i IU
hlnesday, 7H !(
further Local and State News
iee fourth page.
Hratlloy Harlow iviw in town over
rnlav.
II. 0. Moore i connt'cti'd with tlie
hilionc exi'liaii'jc.
Tlio aiitilliiii foliage lias 1ic;ii qililc
lilillo tliis seusnu.
i-T. Spencer lias adnptod tlie
stiiiidard of tinie.
Tlio I'ussitiiipsic road sold 117
rts lo Hoston lnl week.
Mrs. .lcaiinrlto Wallace ol Harton
; Hipraiio at tlic- South cliuicli nn
iilay.
II. llerri.k antl K. A. Hilsliy aie
Slllllllg mr
uiusiral couventioii al
1 iugtnn.
It is exprctcd tliat tlio new depot
,11 lic paitially occupicd by tlie lirst
IICt Hlfli.
Tlit) ni'W stainlaid of linii! wcnt into
t oii tlie Lake road at tuclvc
loek. Wednesday ni-rlit, Oct. 10.
An cxtcnsion ol'alxiitt fifteen ioils
tli oii Cn'CM stiert lias been laiil
aml tlic woik ol' railin is in
ll'SS.
Tlii "IIiMorj of tln- 1'iiitcd Stutes"
Uen of l:i-t ucck is iiu'i-tin-r with :i
Hal i it i in li iiiii cilizcns. :is
inerits of tlie liooU deserve.
,1. 1', Town of Washington, III..
i'HS hi niil-i'riptioii aml savs : "1
lii'rn a suliM'riber for tuenty-livc
is aml eanniit Io witliuut it now."
Jolin K. DollolV of Sl. .loliiihlnin
neciircd a pciision of I a moiitli
'."!." arteaiH, aml l.'aiisiiin (). Sinilli
Lunenburg $ I a inonth aml .f.-7."i
a rs,
Tho laM ganm of ball of tlio season
I 1- ilayi'il oii tlic Fair giounil oii
inilax aftriiooii, Oct. I.'I, hctwcoii
MiiHeis of St . .lolinslmry anil the
letics of I'.aiiict.
('. I). I'hrlps a foiniiT ciunlnyc iu
('iih(Uiniii)i ollice, lias hcciiuie oue
Bthn pioprirtois of tlic I.ancustcr l.'c-
ililicaii, siiecreding ('. K. CiiHingiN.
tlii' lirin iiainc being (J. 1). I'liclpn
Aliout ti'ii of tlic siiigrrs of thc
Iplist I'lmri'Ii uill he cntci taiiicd
iiii'HiIay evoning, Uct. Il,ly Koslci
jStcvcns at Sl. .lohnsbiiry (Vntie.
Iy will '" 11 laifji' roai'li, aml a
mil timc is as.-iiui'il.
Tlm .M. K. iiiaiti'ily nn'ctinK will
liclil iit Mnnic liall nct. Siiiiila.v.
1 pii'siiliii-; clilcr will lio inrsi-iit.
bo naiti'ily fonffii'iico uill lic licld
tlic M. K. iai'Mii)ac oii Satuidax
I'liin, at, 7..'!0 o'clock.
Tlm wifo of Kcv. I r. liottomo ol
iw oil;, ti'inporaiily stoppin in
Swii, avc tlic IailU's ol tlus placc two
Sry intcioMiiig aml instructivo Itililc
Iksattlic Nortli cluucli cliapcl last
ll iilay aml Momlay aftcriiooiiH.
A ili'lcation fiom Cliaiiilicilin
fjistwill iiistitutcaCA.K. jMistnt Wost
Itiiicoiil, 'riinrila cvuniiiK, Oct. II.
new post will lc iniistcicil iu lrv
Kmt ('oiniiiaiHlcr Cinsliy, aml llic Iiovk
tuii tlim post will p ovci in ISryantV
i;o ciiacli.
Tlicio was anotlicr ilcatli liy dipli-
I'lia at l'addock villai W'cdncMlay.
(!aidim i- irl was siipposcd to 1m !-
ieiiii; fiom tlic diM-a-c, liut v:b
Bililcnlv takcn woimi aml dird. Wc
ivc not licaid of any ollicr cascs of
ijis disva;-c in tlic placc.
Svi iiif;l'u-ld Kcpnlilican : "An un-
jiil uiau ulio saw tlic ro'ciit cnraniii-
1'iit of cniioiit militia at St. .lolms-
dcsciilicd tlic rcvicwiiiji ofticcvs
: 'Onc is tlic ovcinoi-, two aic
govcrnois aml tlic ollici scvciitiM-n
II want to lic "ovciiiois.''
Tlic in tlic scliools in cliargc
i)"tli! Sistcrs (il'Coiiicu'alioii dc Xotic
iainc, to tlic iiiiinlicr of over onc liiui-
).'!, cnjoycd a liaskct pit-nir at llaiii-
Lill Wcilncsiday. Tlicy niaiclicd tlicic
In t liai;"' of tlicir icspcctivc tcaclicis.
ll" tlic. wcatlicr on I'lidav aftcrmiou of
liin wcck is plcasant, tlic liovs in tlic
nls liavc a iiicnii'at tlic sainc placc.
I Tlic aiinnal nicctin of tlic Slatc
uaclicrs' as-iK'iatiiin will lio licld at
Sipital liall, .Montpelier, Oct. iil, 2Ti,
aml "7. Tlic imlicatioiis aic tliat
Ilie hcssions will lic iiitcrcstin, aml
liosc liaviii" tlic airaiiucincnts iu
tliaicc dcsiic a full attcmlancc of
rlicrs. Kctiim cliccks will Ic ivcn
ivcr tlic railro.uls, aml lioaid at rc-
i-d nitt's will lic pioviilcil.
I lic datc of tlic pioposcd iiiusical
(invcntiou is ct iini'citaiu. Tlic c-
I'litiri; coiiiuiittcc liavc writtcn to W.
f. Slierwin, askiii liiiti if lu can -on-
lact tlic couvelltioii Iicic ou tlic wcck
B Nov. iH, lint lio answcr lias liccn ic-
l ivcd. II' lic caunot comc at tliat timc,
1 will lc ncccss;iry to pustponi tlic
Suvcution for a fcw iuoutlis, as tlicrc
Kill not lic an oiicuin" for it imtil iu
i-briiary.
L. !. aml Mrs. I'lint liaxc liccn on
L vi-.it lo tlicir miii iu Daiilmry, Conn.,
land wlicti tlic licll of tlic Soutli cliuicli
Inm ou Siimlay, it was icinarkcd tliat
a new lianil was at tlic liell-ropc Mr.
Il'lint liad not liccn aliscnt ovor Siimlay
Ilx foie for tnany ycars. Wlicn lic rc
turus aml lluds tliat tlic town aml tlic
Imilioad clocks aic sixtecu niiuiitcs
Iapart, lic will tliink tliat lic has awoko
I'rom a Hip Vau Winklo hk-ep.
F. M. HatcJi of East llerkshire, a
grailuate of tlic St. .Tnlinsbury acadcmy
in tlic claRS of 'AJ, f tlie Boplioinore
olass in Dartinoiitli colloj;c, recontly
won two silvcr inedals for luaking the
quii'ki'xt 1IH) aml 220 yards ruu in tlie
atlilctic r.ices. Tlio 100 yards ruu
was mailc in 10 scconds, sccoud le
hind tlic fastcst tiino on record. Tlm
2"J() yards ruu was made iu 2fl secomls,
tlnce st'conds licliiml tlio best tiuie.
Tlie Kalatnazoo (Micli.) Daily Ga
zettc givcs an cxtondcd accouut of a
liicnir tliat was licld at Galosbnrg,
Sept. "7, ly tlic l'ionocr society of
Kalatnazoo county. Frank Little, son
of Ileiiry Little, who lias written
sevcral articles for tlio Caledoninn rcla
tivc to tlio carly liistory of Vermont,
piescnted tlic legrcts of liis fatlicr at
liis inaliility to lic prcscnt. Mr. Little,
senior, is now in liis ciglity-sovcnth
ycar, and wiitcs a very clcar aml lcgi
Iilc Iiaml.
I'ci-soiiiiI.
Misses .loscpliinc Stoddard of Wasli
ington aml Ilelcu Stoddaid of Itoston
liavc liccn in town tlic past wcek visit
1 1 1 T tlicir sistcr, Mrs. Frcd. K. t'arpen
ter. (Jcorgc Ilidilen aml Artliur K. Clark,
liolli of tliis placc, startcd for Florida
Tuesday. Mr. llidden lias somu intcr
csts theic alrcady aml oxpccts to rc
uiain uutil aliout tlio lirst of Jauuary.
Mr. ('lark niay convlmlo to scttlo iu
tliat stale. Tliey sail froin Itoston
Tliursday afternoon.
S. (J. ISusIi of Coaticoiik, 1. (., foi
nicily of tliis placc, was in town tlie
pteseiit wcck ou liis way liouic fiom a
tiii lo liiiiliiiton, Hostou, ctc.
iVi'W 'I'ime 'I':ilil' ou tlic I.:ilt
lo:il.
A new tiiue-talilc gocs into cllect ou
the Lake load Thursilay, Oct. 10.
Tiains for tlic east leavc St. .lolmsliiii v
as follows: Mixcd, !l.i0 a. in.. mail
-.."ill, mixcd .'i.IO p. in. Tiains for the
west leave St. .lolinsliury as follows:
Kvpiess !i.:t(l a. ui., mail . .".", uiail train
loi Hyde I'ark at l.'ill i. im. Mixcd
tiains leave Liiiiciiluirg for St. .lohns
Iiiiiv at li.00 a. m. aml I.l.'i i. iu.
. A. K. ;aiiil-I'ii'.
Cliamlieilin post, aro arranging for
canip-lirc in Miisic liall tlio lattcr
parl of tlio moiitli, which tlicy inteinl
shall lic tlio licst onc. over held lv tliis
The atlractivc fcatuio of tlio
jratliei in;; will lio a concort of war
son-;s liy a doiihle inalc (inartctte,
iimler tlio direction of II. II. May.
Theso com'eits weic very popular in
tlio citics wherc tlicy wcrc fjiven lasf
season, drew Iargo umliciiccs, aml
proved very siiceessful in a linancial
point of viow. Thcio will also lio an
addiess liy t'apt. II. V. Lull of Mont
pelier, picpaiod with espccial lcfcrenco
to cainp-tires, on "Uciniiiisct'iii-cs of tlie
Aimy." Short aildi'esscs will lio inadn
liy local spcakcrs, aml tho wholo will
mako up a pro;rammo of cxeeptional
iuteicst.
'I'hc I.ccliirc Coiirsc.
Owiiif; to tho latcncss of tho timc
that soiiio of tlic cuga;cnionts for tliis
year's course of lccturos havo liccn
closcd, aml to tho iact that all aro not
yct cntirely scttlcd, tlic iidvcrtiscincnt.
of tlio Y. M. V. A. lccturo courso docs
not appcar tliis wcck, as tlio (oiiiniittci!
Iiail hoped it uiight, ; liut cnoilgli has
liccn douo so that tho pulilic can get
a very ciili"htcucd idca of what is in
ston' for thcm tliis scasou. Oatcs havt:
alicady liccn lixcd with I)r. Josoph
CookGeo. K. Wendling, Ksq., Will
Carleton, tho famoiis "Farui llallads"
man, Wallaco Itruco and II. II. Ko;
a I'clclinited illustratcd lecturor, and
the coinuiittco aro well a.ssiued that
thcy will add to thoir list I)r. J. A
Sti'vi-iison, niaUiii"; six lectures. Thcy
liavc also mado datos with tho Caniila
1'iso Conccrt coiupauy, lUaisdcll's Or-
chcstra, twclvo jiicccs, with Miss Kni
ina IIowc; tho Schuhcrt Quartctto and
Miss Alla I'ease, alto,.Mrs. .1. P. Wal
kcr, sopiano, aml .lolin Iloward, accoui
ianist, aml arc iu hopcs to till up tlie
i'oiii.-c of len cntertainuionts with the
Li.-lemanu Concert company, with
wiioin thcy aio now neirotiatiii; : if not
thcm, sonic company cqnally as good
if thcy can lic seciiicd.
Thcy liavc ilcciilcd to pilt tho tickot
for tliis excellcnt course at. ?2..'i0 oach
which incliidcs a lcservcd scat, and
whcn tho pricc of tho foitr conccrts is
t4ikcn out, as thcy would usually cost
ahout lil'lv ccnts cach, it Icaves a sniall
siiiii for a liuo lecturo course. Th
choicc of seals will lic sold at anctiou
as tlic ciistom has rcccntly liccn, ncxt
Tiicsday cvviiiii, at Miisic liall, licgin
ning at cight o'clock, aftcr which
plan of tho liall can lic foiinil at ('. C
liiiigliaiu's aml T. C. Sieucor's.
A I'liiloi-iu Sl:inl:irl ol" 'I'inie
At the picscnt tiino thoro arc two
staudaids of timc iu iiso iu tliis ihico
tho staudaril adopted tliis wcck liy
lxitli railioads aml tlio postoHico aml
the om; that hasliccn iu usc hcretoforc
Tliis state of ntl'airs will causo confiis
ion as long as it is so. Thero is rcally
nn good icasoii vi 1 1 v all othcr intcrcsts
should not follow suit and sccurc
uiiifoim staiidaid. If all tlic clock
and watrhcs weie sct liack at once, no
onc uould lic ahle to p--rccivc tho ilif-
fcrence. A mcutal calculatiou whcn
onc wants to kuow whcn trumsarriv
aml lcavo aud uiails arrivo aml closc
is au iiicoiiveiiiencc, to sav tho Icast
Tlic olijcct to lic sccuicd ly tho adop
lion of tho new stamlard isan excellcnt
onc ; and, as tho movcim-nt luis liccn
iiiaugiiratctl, tho only way to sccuro
iiniforui timc is to adopt tlic now stand
aul. Tliis iniht lic rcadily acconi
plishcd. Tlio town clock should lio at
oucc si't liack to rorrcsioml with th
railroad tiino, umpiestionalily tlic cor
porations would soou follow suit, aud
tho inatter would lic scttlcd.
Sonic ilefiuitc partieulars in rcgard
to the new staudaril aro given in an
artielo on tho fourth page. It will lu
scen tliat aluiost tho cutiro railroad
intcrcsts of Vermont havo adopted th
new timc. The autlioritics of St. AI
lians liave wiscly concliidcd not to hav
two ntaudards, aud liuve set the tow
clock to conforni to tlie new etandard.
Tlic Burlington autlioritios liavo taken
tlie samo cotirsc, and tlie clocks on tlio
Uuitarian and Collcgo strect cliurcli
towcrs and in tlie pulilic sclmols aro
regiilatcd ly railroad timc. Tliis
Hiuiplitivs tlio lnattcr in tliose places,
and tlio scttlcinent of tlie question of
uniformitv iu timc is assurcd.
Disaslrons JFire at I'assmiipsic.
'I'lie Bnsiiicss of llic Villae
1Vicl Out.
On Sabbath tnorning, aliout threo
'clock, tire broko out in tho Cusliiiiaii
pulp-iuill at I'assituipsic. ul iu ahout
two liours that uiill, a s.iw-inill con
nectcd, tho rako-factory of Sinith &
Galliraith, and tlio llouring-uiill of E.
& 11. K. Ido, woro all totally de-
stroved. Tliis iiicltiik-d all tlio lnanu-
facturing of tho villagc. Aftor fighting
tho liro for ahout ouo hour, a mcs-
senger was dcspatched to St. Johns-
mry, whcro au alarm was souuded,
aud a portion of tho fire dcpartmcnt
spondcd with Torrcnt engino, but
boforo tho engiue had gone far, a tele-
honic uicssago auiiouncc'd that tlic
firo had spcnt itsclf aud hclp of tliat
naturo would lio of no avail.
Tho liro was discovcrod ahout the
cliininey of tho pulp-niill hy two inen
ho woro in tho building "clcaning
up" alter tlio workuieu Iiail qiiit at.
twolvo o'clock. Tho mon wcnt for
Iielp, but it was so long hcforo pcojilc
coulil lic aroused that tho uiill was
-(iiuplctcl in llaincs beforo niiicli liclp
irrivcd. The llanics sprcad to tho
iw-mill, thon to tho rako-factory and
thcnco to tho grist-niill, whoro tho liro
was stoppeil. Cousiilorablo stock iu
ic uiill was savcd, and ncarly all tho
uiacliiiicry aud stock iu tho rako-fac-torv
inight havt; liccn savcd had not
Mr. Galliraith lockcd tho doors aml
eil tho pcoplo to spcnil tlicir cucr-
ics in savin tlio buililing instcaii oi
icinoving tho contcnts.
I'ho pulp-niill was owncd by George
Cusliuiau of l'assunipsic aud rrancis
A. C'ushuiaii of Lcbanon, X II., and
i-as insurcil, building and niachincry,
:;",(00, which a unt will reiliico
tho plant, yct. their loss is cousidcrablo
iu inlciTiiptioii of businoss, ctc. Tho
ikc-factory was owncd hy Ilugh
Sinith aml Waltcr Galliraith, aml thoie
as no insuranco on cithcr buililing or
contcnts. Their loss niust tio lietwcoii
two aml threo thoasaml dollars, and it.
falls hcavily npon nicn who aro little
iblu to bear it. Tho loss of E. T. &
K. Ido will roach .(i,(MI0, and their
insuranco is .ji.ihmi. jacon 1110, inc
ither of tho ownors of tho mil 1, and
tho owncr" hcforo thoin, was proseut at
tlio firo and workcd hard iu saving
propcrty. Ho camo to l'assunipsic
scvcnty ycars ago, and his fathor he-
forc hini was tho inillcr at tliis samo
uill.
Tho firo ovidontly cauglit froin an
ovcr-hoated chiiuuoy or stovo fiiuucl.
Itisuot kuowu if any of tho works
dcstroved will bo re-bililt. It is an
xccllent wator-powcr, and thero is
talk that. a largo pulp-niill coinpauy
niay purchaso tho eutiio powor. In
my oveut, it is iiuito a blow to the
busincss prospority of tho little villago
of l'assunipsic, which had for the last
ycar or two bcen "picking up" con-
sidc rahly. Ahout a dozcn nien witl
faniilies aro thrown out of eniploy-
iiient.
Siniiiiicrville.
E. L. Hovcy is digging anotlicr cel
lar ncar W. P. Challco's, lireparatorv
to building anotlicr house. His uiill is
repaired, and ho is again rcady for
busincss. Brunell has the frame of his
new house on Elni strcct up tliis wcek
Drouin's house is nearlv rcady for oc-
upancy. C'omluctor Powcrs aml fanii
ly, accoiupanicd by Mrs. Frank Uire
uc iu Hoston tliis wcck "iloing" tho
fair aml looking at. the now stylos of
inillinciy. Austin IIowo aml family
havo bcen cntertiiiuing friouds fiom
Illinois. Sinieou lloyt has rcccntly
hceu visiting the sccncs of his youth in
Salem, Mass., and contiguoiis jilacc
E. Iticharilsou aml wifc havo bcen
ongagcd by Fnmcis Kichardson to look
ifter inattcrs at tho Willoughby lakt
placo a ycar or moro. Thero is quito :
farui aud stock thcrc, and wo scc
rcason wby Fayetto would not do well
The loss of Eflie Goruian was a se
voro lilow to the parcnts. Sho wasono
two sistcrs of ncarly tho samo age
who lillcd quito a placo in tho hcarts of
hcr assoi'iatcs and neighbors as well as
in the lainily. The ropairs at the Fork
works aie completcd, aml business as
suiiies its gencral asiicct. Busincss in
tliis scction seeuis to be in a healthy
comlition cvery oue having enoiigh to
do. Althoiigh we now havo aniong us
i lawyer, a doctor, and a niiuister
uono scem to lie m a quarrel, or sick
or vcrv sinful. Wc l'cel that tliis is
worth spcaking of.
Ilast ICiirko.
.Mrs. K. Tute has rcturnvd to h
liome in C'aiubridge, Mass. Mrs. Biirn-
liaiti, sho that was May Williams, gor
to hcr hoino in Lake Village, X. II.
Wednesduv of this wcck. Willie and
Xellic Jenkins havo gone to Mauches
ter, X. II. Frank Holuics of Water
town, Mass., has iiiincd his familv at
his wifo's lirothci's, George Latliain's
for a week's visit.
1 he ladies ot tlio .M. L. cliurcli i:o
pose to organizoa niito society. Qnar
terly lnceting two weeks froin next
Saturday and Simday.
I he tjooil lemplars aro liaving very
interesting incctiugs. They havo
liuo orchcstra.
Corii-hiiskings aro all the fashiou'
here.
U'cst Itiii'kc
The state superintendont of eduea
lion, assisted by Supcrinteudent Algc
of Burlington, held au educatioual
mecting hero on tho oveuing of Oct. !$
aml day of tho 4th. The ovcning was
takcn up by tho geutleuicn uauied with
lectures. The Ith was taken up iu dis
cussing various topics, intorspcrs
with questious by teachers present and
othcrs, also class exercises by classes
fiom the school here. Tho mecting
was well attended and was interesting
' and profitable. Revs. Cushing of East :
Burke and Owen of Lyndon Ceutre
were present and assisted in the exer- .
cises
D. . Deusniore, late of tlie linn of
Densiiiorc & Sinith, lias bought II. L.
Doyle's grocery busincss, and is at once
to tako posM'ssion. He will add a line
of boots and shoes to the stock. Deus
niore has also bought tlie X. S. Colby
blacksniith shop, aud will use it at
present for a store-bouse.
L. W. Green lias bought the Poppaea
Parker place of D. S. Townsend, guar
dian of Mrs. Parker. Consideration'
$I,(XX).
On Mondav evoning au agcd aimt of
Mrs. Perry Porter, who is living at Mr.
Porter's, put a hot brick iu hcr bed to
warm it. A little later tlie bcd was
found to be iu flanies. A good scare
and a ruiued bcd was all tlio damage.
IVoi-tli Uauvlllv.
The Ladies' sociablo was held with
Mrs. William Husselow on Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 10.
Tho regular moiithly nieeting of the
W. C. T. U. will be held at tho liome
of Mrs. W. J. Stanton Tliursday after
noon, Oct. 1 1, at two o'clock.
Mrs. Erastus Drew was out tochurch
last Sunday for the lirst timc sinco hcr
rcturn froin Lyim, Mass. Iler health
has somowhat iuiprovcd.
Wo aro pleased to report that Willie
II. Palnier, who disappeared so mys
teriously two weeks ago, lias returneil
to his liome.
Lyndon.
l)an. Willard, enginecr on the Pas
sumpsic railroad, has resigned his posi
tion and has gone to Micbigan. Hcnry
Sinith, engincer, has lcft tho road and
iutends to go west. Will Bigelow, en
ginecr, is taking a vacation. His train
broko iu two ncar Barton Lumling, and
he allowcd tho parts to coino together
with so niiicli force as to do consiiler
able damage to the cars. S. J. Wilson
has resigned his positiou aswoodagent
of the l'assunipsic railroad, and Elmore
Oleaveland, late coniluctor of the Xew
York cxircss, takes Wilson's placc.
Wilson resiinics his old place as engi
ncer on tho mail train. Burleigh Ber
ry gocs into the cashier's otlice in place
of llenry Prouty, deceascd.
During tho high wind on Tliursday
ifternoon of last week, a railroad
ood-shod at Lyndon ville, contaiuing
soven or eight liiiudrcd cords of dry
wood, caught fire, and for a fow niin
utes it secnied that tho shcd and con
tents would be dcstroyed ; but a largo
force of men, with hoso and jiails, con-
Uered it aftcr a sharp light of ten niin-
utes. The new lii'oengino was brouglit
out, but anived too lato to be of ser-
vicc.
Col. W. II. Ilubbaid is going to scll
his farm and pcrsonUl property at auc
tion, aml will go to West Farnham, P
Q., whcro thc colonel and wifo will d
tho cooking in a largo restauraut.
Tho Odd Girls' society givo a nias-
qucrade pnrty at Good Tciuplars' liall
riiursday night, Oct. 11.
E. F. Owen has gono to Massacbu-
setts to work at his trado as a uiachin-
ist.
Elisha Bigelow has givcn up going
west, aml lias bought a half lntorcst iu
W. S. Masten's drug store and jewelry
busincss. They will also have chargi
of tho extiress business and will dc-
liver exprcss about town.
0. W. Xewell & Co. arc building ii
largo storehouse near tho freight depot
to be uscil in connection with their
hardvvaro busincss.
Dr. J. W. Copcland and A. Twomhly
havo irone to Xew Moxico for a few
weeks' vacation.
Prof. Iiaugei preachcd at West
Derby ou Siimlay iu the forenoou aud
uldressed thc Y. M. 0. A. lnceting at
Newport in the aftoruoon.
L. B. Harris is in New York this
week. L. .1. Iloughton, who with his
familv have been in town for sonic
weeks, returncd hoine this week.
.Tlcliidoo's I'alN.
Mrs. Hobcrt T. Gibson will scll hcr
farm of three humlreil acrcs, together
with the stock, crops, farming tool
dairy aml sugar uteusils, at auctiou
on Wcdnesdaj', Oct. 17.
D. 15. Locke, tho principal of the
acadeinv, has in his librarv a book
two humlreil aml fort.y-six ycars old
Kev. Mr. Kanslow of Wells Hivei
iu exchange with Hev. Mr. Mors
preachcd au excellcnt soriiiou last Sab
liatli.
Mcludoe's has a new barber. Mr
Joyce, who left last. wcek, was a goo
barber, but wo umlcrstaml that Mr
Hooker is cqually as good.
Tho .Mcludoe's iiino dcfeatcd tlu
Barnet niiio by tiftceu runs in a gaiuc
ol base ball playcd here last Saturday
Mr. Pcarl, Bishop's clerk, has rentcd
pait of J. Chauiherlin's hoiise, whei
lic will remove his familv at once.
l'assunipsic.
There will be an oystor suppc
the liall ncxt Tuesday evening, uiidor
tho auspicos of the Good Tciuplars,
Iy-nle.
Jolin Gibson has bcen building quitc
au additinn to the old brick hotcl
this place, aml with tho barn rcccntly
put uji, the place is greatly improvcd
in looks. Wo uudcrstaml Mr. Gibson
contcuiplatcs lemodeling tho insido of
the brick house.
Tho new house on the old Xelsoi
placo is ncarly rcady for its fair occu
pants.
Suiiincr Kimball of Boston is spcnd
iug a few weeks at Fair Viow, and, by
tho way, the aggrcgato w eight of sove
woinen who chanced to ineet at Fair
View, ono day last week, was 12"ll lbs
Who will siy Hyegate is not a healthy
place !
A base ball club has been organizc
at this jilacc, and wo suppose tho in
tlictiou miist bo endured.
Coniinuniou sorvices wcre held at th
the U. P. church last Sabbath. A
teniiieranco nieeting will be licld in thc
aliove cliurcli, Saturday evening, at
7:30 o'clock, at which good speakers
are espected. A teinperance nlVetiiig
at this tinie seeuis very opportuue, as
tho farmers have just gatbered their
japples, and the questtou is, "Iiow iihk Ji
cider shall wc make T"
St. Jolmslnirj- C'ciiirc.
A valuable cow, half sister to "Jersov
Queeu,'' owned by Oscar Brown, died
last week.
St. Jolinsluiry East.
Kev. W. 1. Laird presented the work
of tho Xational Kcforni association at
tlie Congrcgatioiial cliurcli on Sunday
uioruiug.
Victory.
A new liall was dcdicated bv tho
Good Tciuplars on Tuesday evening,
Oct. 9. District Deputy Smallev, as
sisted by Moose Iiivor lodgo, iierfonned
the dedicatory cercnionics, Kev. Mr.
Scribncr of East Burke acting as chap
lain. Tho address of dcdication was
given by Bcv. B. M. Tillotson of St.
Jolinshtiry. Hcinarks weie mado bv
Mr. Smallcy, Bev. Mr. Scribncr, and A.
I. Shaw of Victory. A good organ has
bcen phicod in tho liall, which is very
plcasaut and convcnient, aud all ncar
ly paid for. Tho Good Templars havo
douo a good work for tho causo in Vic
tory.
Walden.
Hev. L. E. Taylor and wifo have re
turneil froin their weddiiir toitr iu
Burke.
II. II. Lane rcccntly shotabluo hcron
that incasurcd six fect froin tip to tip
of its wings. When shot it had three
lish iu its inouth. It wasa voungbiid.
Veinioul IV!Vi-s.
ft the poi t of St. Albans for Sontein-
ber, . l:!,:!!.?:! weio rcc-ivcd forilutics.
Bcuuington's artcsian well has got
own l,0(M) lect aml vct thero is 110
ater.
I lic iiumlicr ol crniout pcnsiouers
011 the pcnsion roli just issucil is ilaccd
it -LBft.
0s-ar Eddv of Wallingford will prob-
ably loso a haml as thc rcsult of a gnn
ning accidcnt.
Threo Iiumlred tons of stcel rails for
ic Missisuiioi railroad arrived at liur-
lington on Tuesday.
Onc humlred loadcd freight cars wcrc
scnt out of thc Central Vermont freight
epot 111 Isiirllligton 011 ! riday.
Frank liall of Ifanilolpli, eighty
cars old, ilicil m tlie police station at
Manchester, X. II., Tliursday night.
riicSt. Albans HaptisUare to ercct a
arsonagc, of tho Qucen Annc stylo of
ircbitccturc, 011 their lot on Congress
strect.
ISIack iliphthcria has uuidc its ap-
pearance 111 tue soutncnstcrn purt. ol
Albiirgh, and is raging with tcriiblo
maliguity.
Tho Vermont Pharniacists' associa
tion holil their aiinnal nieeting in lirat
tlcboro Wednesday and Tliursday of
this wcck.
The out-biiildiiigs of tho Mary
lclcher hospital at Burlington, latclv
destroyed by fire, aro in process of
ci-onsli iictiou.
Uutlaml county contaiiis about r 10
liensioucrs, wlncli, at tue samo ratio ol
payuiont. as Rutland, would aggrcgato
iliout MiO.ooo per ycar.
I'ho Lamoille fair company, which
was iu a rathcr slini fiiiaucial comlition
hcfore the recciit fair, will havo a sur-
lilus of 200 or over aftcr scttling tho
ills.
Wallcr Worthcn, a freight brakcinan,
had his hand crushcd whilo coiipliug
r rulav night, at hssox .lunction.
IIo had bcen 011 tho train but a few
duvs.
The tliii I y-lliinl auiiual mecting of
thc Vermont homcopathic mcdical so-
icty will bo held at Montpelier 011
Wednesday and Tliursday of next
week.
I'he depot at Morrisville was entcred
by burglars Momlay, but uothiiig was
obtaiucil as everything of valile was
depositcd in the safc, which the thief
was unable to opon.
I'ho aiinnal match gauie of football
bctwccn the soiihonioro and I'rcsliiiian
classes of the uiiiversitv of Vermont
was playcd 011 Saturday and lcsultcil
iu a victory for tho formcr.
At Roxbury, Mrs. J. P. Warner's
hotcl, barn and dwclling house, and
istus Spauldings two barns, hltv
tons of hay and sleighs weio liurncd
Fridav. Thc origtn of tho firo was in-
ccndiary. Loss . l,(HI0.
two-year-ohl son of Gilbert Lane
of Cornwall was sovcrcly luirued last
Sunday, by acciilcutally sittmg down
iu a kcttlc of boiling hot water. Tlu
chihl is still living, but is considercd
in a piccarioiis comlition.
Joseph Massey, agcd eighty ycars
iind Ann Fuller, forty ycars old, botl
il' whoiu livcd 011 tho town farm in
Poultney, rcccntly ohtaiiicd leave of
itisencc, callcd upou a niiuister 111 an
mljoiniiig villagc aml woro marricd
At liurlington on Tuesday, Isaiah
Lanya, who atteuiptcd to liiirn th
Maiy Fletcher hospital Aug. .'!!, was
scntenced to ten years 111 tho stato
prison aml a line of .l(), tho stato re-
quiriug liotli line aml luiprisonincnt.
largo party of citizens .scarchcd
the coiintrv aroiinil St. Albans, Sunday
for t'harlcs K. Turiier, lato jauitor of
tho public school building, who has
been inissing sincc last Tuesday niorn-
Turiier is sixty-tive years ol age
gcneral tenn of the Vermont su
prcuic court is orilcrcil to 110 licld at.
Montpelier coininencing Oclolicr .1.
There aro eighty-sevcn cascs 011 th
docket : twclvo of thein havo been
hcard once but are ordcrcd to lu
argued.
i'he nianagcrs of tho Wanicr hoini
larui at At. Aliians raiseit tliis season
froin three pecks of sced thirtv bushcl
of potatocs of the Mohawk variety, and
tho liome has ruiscd 011 its owu prcuii
scs this ycar about I.ri(l bushels of po
tatocs.
W. II. Kinson of Brattleboro, whih
out hunting with a friend rcccntly, had
about tlnrty sliot acciilcutally 1I1
harged into his breast by the friend
who was approaching in an oppositt
duection. I ho pliysiciaus tlutik Km
son will recovcr.
Ziba Xason, aged about sixty veais
fornieily of Rochester, coinmittcil sui-
cule liy u 1 1 1 1 1 r his throat with a sl
kuifc, Momlay, in his placo of busiiiess
it est ISrattlclKiro, ailiaceut to Im
son's house, whcro he was living. De
sjiondcncy the causo.
I'ho Vermont & Canada railroad
company havo liled a pctitiou in th
county court, beforo Chancellor lioyci
iiraying that the Langilon suit against
the Vermont Central may bodiscontin
ucd clainiing that the dan of settle
nieut rcccntly agrced to will be in
operative uutil the suit is withilrawn
Itoncllo C. White of East Wallin
ford recently fouiiil elevon teeth whilc
digging a ilitch throiigh a swalo 011 In
land. They aro about threo inche
long. oue inch suuare : also a sniall
jaw ltono fillcd with other singular
tectli. Sonio of thein were taken t
Xew York, and all who saw thein say
tney uever sjiw tlie Uke.
Michael Ilcflrin of Winooski, eiu-
plovcd on tho gravel train at Charles-
town, N. II., was run over by a tr.iin
Saturday, and botl. legs cut off below ,
tho klice. lie had liecil on a sprco tordwicriptinnii at reaMinable pnccs. Table
i few ilnvs mil w-is wnlkini? on tho
a IOW ua.VSaiUl W.IS waihlllfe on tlio
coniing up behind hini. His chanccsi
for recoverv are very slight.
, ... : , ., !
A MlSS Jtldd. whlle Visiting a Sister !
who works in the familv of George I
Freuch at West Kandulph, on S.ituidav
evening, attempied suicido by taking a
dose of I'aris green. The act was
quickly discovcred and proinpt niedi
cal aid saved the unfortunnto girl's lifc.
Sho is scarcely scventccn ycars of age
aud assigncd as a rcason for tho act
that sho had no fricnds, hcr parcnts
being dead, and was discouragcd at hcr
future prospccts.
The lirst of tho twcnty-four indict
nients ngainst Lawrenco Brainerd was
taken U iu tho Franklin county court.
at St. Albans, Momlay afternoon. On
account of objcctions on tho grotind of
various iiiformalitics, the stato's attor
ncy entcred a nolle pros. in this caso
aml imiiicdiatcly lilcd au information
covering tho essential facts of tho in
dirtuient and said ho desired to have
it tricd at this tcriu of court. Juilgo.
Koyce, howcver, thought the rcspoud
ent should he allowcd a longer timc to
preparo, aml rulcd that tho caso niust
go over to the noxt tcriu. Stato's At
torncy liall is assisted by E. H. Hard,
and the responilent's coiiuscl are II. C.
Adains and S. E. Kovce.
ItoHton lricr Cnrr. iil.
VT. lUTTTKn, fhoice. pcr lli S5 a :
Fair 1oj;hh1, St) a i
Cominon. 12 a 1
VT.C'IIKESE, Factory, porlb 10 a 1
Farm Dairy, good, 9 a
Farm ll.iirv romniou, 6 a
FI.OUU, St.'l.ouisi-. lllinoiH.perlihlS 75 a 6 !
Ohioand Michii;aii, 5 (KI a5'
Couinioii Kilra, 4 00 a 4 ;
Ilaxall.
I.A1U). Ticrces,
- Tulw,
ECIIS. Fre'.h,
I1EAXS, Mariow.
perlb
per busli
Mfiliiun. S
Sliicd, 2
I)l:li:l) Al'l'I.K. Maino rlioicc.pcrlli
Maiunand X. II.. ', .1111111. 11,
Maino, ciuarlrtit, ciioice,
WVhI.tii.
I'OUI.TKY, Turkcjs, In-sli kilUd,
Turkt'y.s, t-ouiiuoii,
(Jhickcus, lH'sll.
Cotlltllllll,
FomIs,
G.-fse.
I'OltK.CIear, Ki., porlibl t7 UC
Slesi, 14 IU
Fn'h IIo"s.
Haius. siuokt'il,
SII.VDUIKS, I'li
ltops, (lais.
d Hay, pertou 17 (10 a 18 (10
jioi Ib 20 n 23
per bush 42 a 44
lialocs.
,ficci;il JJflfirc;;.
Try Ilood's Sarsaparilla this t
A Fine HlT. AVhen tho proprietorpf Hnrilock
H1o,h1 ItittiT. pnt tliis rciiownod nifMtioino ou tho
marki't thuy liit it exactly. They hit dyspopsi
lii'Htion, and livcr aml kiilno coinpl.iints
liard blow, from whicli tliey will nevor rtcover.
10-11
r Goon Tllivo. ! soinalimcH wish I oould tako
holdof the sale of Thomas' Kli ctric Oii. for I tell
you it is a "ranil u'ikmI tliins. and Iam couscicntious
iu sayiuj; I cnuld do n ijoimI work." Kev. E
Crane, Corry. l'a.
Electric Oii curod this irontleman of iunsy ot
many ycars standing. 10-11
Huma.v llmon. On tlie purity and vitalily of
tho I.I.m.iI depend tlio vior aml lieallli of tlio whole
system. Disease of various kimls is ofti'll only th
liini tliat iinture is trying lo removo tlio ilisturbin;
causo. A reimsly that sives Iifo aml vli;or to tlio
, eradicatesscrofula aml other impurities froin
IIimmI's S.irsaparilla iimlonbledly does. must
lio tiieme.ms of preventinir many diseases lliat
iloccuritliout its use. Sold by ilealers. tSlce'
At 'West llnrke, Oct. 5, a 1
.. X. Olines.
to Mr. and Mrs
eJ,7r-.7f.v.
ViFMnrriinictt nntl tlatths inserlal frec.
Oliituarirs six irnl.i ti line.
,t St. Johnsbury, Oct. I. liy Kev. llenry W.
Jones, Willard .1 SI.HhUrd aud Eilith M. VCrislit,
lHith ol St. .lolinsliury.
At St. Johnsbury. Oct. s. by Itcv. E. T. Samlford,
V. II. Houst.in of llarton and Sarah K. Kaiuey of
Victorj'.
At Topsh.im, by Rov J. C. Faris, llr. C. 11. Stur-
lovantof Manchester, X. II., and M. Lizzio Stewart
ot Topsham.
At Jericho, Oct. 3, by Kev. F. S. Fisher ot St.
Johnsbnry, Fred E. Itrainerd of St. Johnsbury and
lara C Dixon of Jericho.
At St. Johnsbury, Ocl 6, Almira A. Kinney,
wife of tlie late CurtU E. Kinney.
At Danville, Oct. 4, Cliarles E. llarbor, ased 35
years aud 7 months.
At Lyndon, Oct. 1, Mrs. Kachel I'. LorklinK,
,;cd KI years.
At Titusville. I'enn.. Oct. 4, atter a lonj; illuesa.
Cheslor F. Moise. son of Mrs. W. S. Walson, forin -
rly of St. Johnsburi'.
-7ri' Jldvcrfiscmcut:;.
lIMi W'ATCIIIIS KIII-AIKKH and raled at
1'
nuwAwiA i:iivki.i;s.
FOR SALE.
WOOD FOR SALE.
,. I'KN.VIMAX.
FOR SALE.
A IIOUSK iu Suinnierville, enquiro ot
ItUSSKI.L 1IAM.KTT.
St. Johnsbury, Nov. 30, lsrtl. 141f
FOR SALE.
I ittlered for ule nn IVar
Fr particuLirs fiHpiir
IIUSSKLL IIALI.iriT.
WOOD.
lo. 1, Dry Hard WimmI, for stoves or furnace
tJIIAS. S. IIASTI.VCS,
St. J. ti. L. C It. It. Oltice, or 40 Siriiin St.
FOR SALE.
ido saddlo. almost new. and ouo lane
tagon with four seats. suitable for sta;o
r larmiu. f.nqmro at llr. rsettleton s olnce.
For Sale.
Tho honse owned bv II.
street. I'lice reasoiiable
inents. Knuuir of
. II. I'KKSTOX.
N'ew Kucl.
I.idiesorGentlemei tosellllavis' I'at-nt l lu :i.l
IJiillr, neeiltsl liy every lady who uses neilleand
St Jobnsbnrj-, Vt
St. Louis Flour.
bavp intt rt-ceivwl a car bad ot St. Iinit rl'
ev?ry barn-1 warranHMl firnt clatw, which will le
M CIIKAP for CASII for tiie next 30 days.
V K. KKLLKV.
St. Jidinsbnry Centre, Oct. 3, le3. lOtf
Wood and Timber Land For Sale.
niirUn acres ot
paature t 11 acn
c-dar fr fcnciuzuT
a bizbaruain.
odand timlMT lauU alio
with heiulnck, npruco and
mt purjiws. lo I Hoi
JAMES ll. STKVEN'S. Admlnifitrator.
St. Johusbury Centn-, Mar. 1. lntfl. 7-J-tf
FOR SALE.
Sil sf.sl horss, twn simhI drivinc harnesses.
some liutlalo rolies. fine sleib, oue larze new
friserator. The alsire will lie sold cheap for rasb
as I have moie or that Un.l of miierty than I
want. I tako Ihem in trado and havo to keep sell
ins to make room for more. 61tf W. J. ISUAY.
JOHN GILMAN, MASON.
All kind of man work oromptlr atUDde to.
Furnarei and lxiilrt -t ia tbe Utetit improred
Hfttiti. All klndrt of material for aal. aucli
plaHtfrin:, mortar. brick, lime. c-mfnt -tc-Scluml
St., Iaililick Vlllac". Vt.
St. Jobnabury, July ld, IfatG. IW-12'
L. F & C. A. Caskoll,
SILVER PLATERS.
u&slX Sl,'&n
Port
of 11
re-pUtl In the bet mnner. Give us trtal.
b't. Johnsbnry, Oct. 6. 16S3. ntf
MUSIC
"
MUsANXIEB.DAXIELSeradnatelnmn.ieof
Stanstead Cotlece, deirn to intorm tho peonleof
St-Johnsbnry that sheis preparwl to riToln.trne.
at tue resiuence ol uer papus. uertincate ot Krad.
uatton may be aecn at C. 0. Bingham'a drnc stort.
ApplicaCions made by Ietter addro.sed Uox 470,
or at hor rooms Mr. J. L. ADAMS', 2 Mount
Ilasant itrei t. 11. 13
ChewXdehtalXroohs.)
1K. . K. NKTTI.KTON, has openwl Dental
Itooma In Walker'a llloek, Main atreet. and 1. pr
paml lo do all work of Ihe profrsston in a thoron gh
anil aalistactory manDer and at reaaonablo rates
Ollioe honrs troiu 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. 9fltf
Administrator's Sale.
Will be aold at public anction at the riHsidence of
tho late S.imiH'l Pnmty at East llurko. Satar
day.Nov 3, KI al 1 o'clock, p.m.,the follovring prop
erty, vit : Tho liome placo cousisting ot house.
liarn aml outliiiildinea and aliout ld aciT. of land
Ihcrewith, also 40 arres wood and mowing land
alMiut ono lialf mile up the dish mill hrook with a
emall siif;ar place and au;ar honse tlierron aml
surar tots. At same timo and place the farming
tools, consistiiigof Aiiutt-horaelumlierwAcon, trav
crse sled, plongh, harrow, liamcssi and hay. coni,
potatoes and muuo household furnlturo.
11 13 I'. T. A. llDMPIIItEY. Administrator.
NOTICE.
I herebv cive notice that I will aell at l'nblio
Auction ihe deod and premises I hold in trust for
Johu S. Farnham, situated on tho Ilazen road, ao
calltsl, anil heini; all thelaml in Hardwick of which
Aaron Farnham. lato deceastsl. died seized and tlie
ier thereor. on tho north side of tho Ilazen road
liii" IniiH the old Warner stand to drcensWo
tino. being sanie coneyeil to me by 11. X. Davis in
trust to bold for said Faruham'a supMirt. Tho
avails of aaid land to bo applioil for hia 8iipHrt
aince I took said deeil. Said anction to be held on
said iueiuises 011 the 24th day ofOctuber, 1883, at
FKAXKA. FAY.
Hardwick, Oct. 8, 1883. 11-13
AUCTION.
The sub-cribcr will sell at public auction.
Tuesday. Oct 23, 1H83. at 10 o'clock, his farm in
Concord of 100 acres, 30 acrea wikmI, with 150,000
lieavy spruce 1iiiii1.it. OishI huildincs, runnine
water 10)10111,0 and barn. Apple andsuar orchanl
for family use. GimmI hop raisinc farm. Eijht
KismI cows. p.lir Rood work horses. weij;li 22IK), l
two-horse lumber wasun, 1 eipress watou, 1 two
Iiorso traverso 8lel, t ono horso traverse sled,
IiIoiikIis. harrows, eto 15 tons hay, 5 tous straw,
18(1 liushels oat.s. 123 bushels potatoos, 75 bushels
eorn. househohl fiirnitun, 18 cords dry four-foot
wood, 40 cords stovo Mood
Tenns mado known at time of sale.
11-12 JOIIX S. TAYLOK.
AUCTION.
Tho fUiWriln-rs will H.-U nt imlilic aurttmi Snt,
unlay. OctoW 20, at 10 o'clock, a. m. tlio fanu
sitnatiMl two miloH t ast of SL JohnMbury Centro
aiiu Kuowu as iuo wmria r nmi larni, atm laieij
owmil Hii-1 occuim. lr Lovell G. Stile.
Saiu fnrni coutains 170 ncrcs, lias a coori sit!rar
orrlianl on it anil wool and timlT HntVicient
to iay lnr tho farm ; it in uell divideil and under a
j;ood stato of cultivation and faiilv fenced, noai
At'liool and in a umm1 nelirlihDrhootl. VtlI watered,
Alnoat tlio samo timo and place tlio fnllowing
sincK aim iMtrmiiai iniiertv: 7 cows. 1 calt,
shoatfl, I liarrow, 1 plowr, 1 two-liorao luinber
vragon, 1 Imi-jkv, I Hlt ili, 1 two horao lj;iutf aled,
i iwn imrnM iraverse l pair team narnt'8-ies,
Hinlo liarneMs. Iiurwo rake, luowinc maclnne, buf
lalo rnbt's, m-t of scalpn. rakcs and ititchforkM. 20
tont liay, 5 tons ntraw, and lot of corn fiMldcr.
liouM-lioiil timtiture and all dalrv toi8. Snira
nrchard if 1,CHW trt-t-M, .VH aaji buckets, holdora.
nauuu itio, goHi atiar iiouhp, woii euippol
lart of imrchaao monoy can reniaiu on niort;a:e.
G. S. &M. K. S11AV.
St. Johnsbnry. Oct. 2, 163. 11-12
A CARD.
Wo fcike ibiri id.-iImmI of retnniiii; tlianka to our
friend-i hi Passninpsic aud vicinity for tbe eflorU
mado U ae our mill aud contcnts dnrinK tlie
astrotis firo of tlio 7tb inst. We also fetl vry
prati'ful for tbe many uxprcHsious of aympatby
bavo rccoivcd.
In tbirt cnnui'ction we will stat in anawer to
many inqniriea tliat for tho present wo shall keep
for sale in our warohouse noar tho It. H. Station
tuii atock of llour, meal, prain aud feed of all kinds
which wc hall mcII at .is low prices aa ca
found eNowhere. Mr. II. A. lleerwortb, the ntation
aent, lias kiudly concnted lo act a our ageut for
tho time Imiii. Tlio telepboun haj been placed in
tbe ollice at tlm statfon so that any oue can
inuuicato with us directly at auy time during baal
ueaa boura.
E. T & II. K. IDE.
St. Johnsbury, Vt., Oct. 8, 1883.
VISIT
ATWOOD'S
CLOTHINC, HAT AND
CAP STORE.
llin large stock of fall and winter j;ood:
cotuplet. IIo can supply you with fino or medtniu
pradepMnU, all new. clanauddesirable(aud fcroar-
anteH fair d.il and extivme low nrici'H foreiHMls
cases. This i without any question t
laij;et stock of fluo xmmU in Northeru Vermont.
J. A. MO0RE, Saleaman.
L. It. ATWOOD'S 11
ONE-PRICE STORE.
Itank IU.Kik, Main Street, St. Johnsbury Vt.
THE BOSTON VARIETY STORE
Is beadquarters for
GLO VES.
Ijrj;est stock of clives iu town and the lowest
lces (lil lan ulovo 75 crnt. thickoil lan I.ittli
n uloves. tl. well worth fl.ai: bo ' 511 cents.
iio skin, imisi or wiiiiout huinir. or for tins, very
llice
oods
sw al 1 sell them
fortl.no :
Kid and Driving Cloves.
A flllllinoof rivmontll Ituckftloveain allirrail
and thicknesses Irom tl.OII lli to t2.50. A Uuo
liuck slove for f I.M. Yu have everythini: iu tho
line of j;loes aud nntteus from 50 cents np. I
not buv a pairof loves of any kind or price uni
jou can lu llio anety store aud aud see the Ii
liarsaili iu (,'lovcs anil mittelis.
We also havo an
Immcnso Stock of Lamps
In all stvles aud Iri(e from 25 cents to 47.00.
fino tmix lamii all complele, with 7tncli illuminator
and shade fiir 4I.WI. remilar price tl.50. Fine
parlor lamps for 11.5(1, tl 00. A eisuI lamp for 50
veois, iaro-ceui siliueni lamp. 1 no ntiest slyles
oflibrary lamps iu town. IIo not invest oue cent
iu lamps until on call at Ihe Varietv Store aud
Iisik this lar"o assortment over. You can
uey on a lamp every tinie at tho Variety Store.
XJNDEB FLANNELS
At prieea that cau't lio loat Also a full stock
Watches, Chaius, harn-s, Clocks, Je.welry, Iiird
Caj;es, aliM.s, Ilacs aml Paney i;ikm1s at little Ie'
thau lHittom prices.
mr (Jeo. k. (!i:ov.
UKroItT OFTIIE CONDITION
OF TIIE
lst National Bank of St Johnsbury, Vt
At St. Johnsbury, iu tho State of Vermont, at th
closc of ll
OCTIIISKI! a, IHK3.
KlOUKCKH :
Iians and Discouiits,
U. S. Iloiids to s.-cnre circulation,
Othcr sbsiks, Isiuds, and luortifses,
Iue from apiroved resere ai;eiits,
lteal IXste, Kumitiiro and Fiiturea,
l.'hecks aud other (,'ash Items,
Hillsor other lianks,
N'ickels aml I'enuies,
Specie,
Irive ercnt. Iteilemption Fund,
TOTlI.
UADIUT1KA:
Capiul Stock paid in,
Surplua Funil,
ITiidiviilnl 1-roflls,
National Itank Xotes outstandin,
Iudiviilnal Heoit subject tii check,
Ilemand Ortiticjites of dejMiait,
Notos and bills re-diseiiunUst,
1659.694 Pf
yn.im (KI
500 uo
e,r'47
33.914 24
3.77s- fil
R.4I3 Ul
175 bl
P.CI2
22,5(10 Ou
1500.000 Ul
100,000 (KI
G.I36 C(
413,6111 00
131. JH 0
3.2-!5 (U
TOTAl. I1,2I4,4KS KI
State of Vekmoxt, 1
Caledonia Connly J '
I, (leo. May. Cashier at the aliove-nam
IVrnk, ilosolisjunly swcar that the al.ive sUtemeiil
is Irne, to tlie liest of uiy knowledKe aji.l belief.
OEO. SIAV, Cashie
Suliserilied and sworn to l?fore me tliis 6th da
of October, 1SX1. WAI.TER V. SSIITIf.
Judjeof l'robate.
Correct. Attest :
LUKE I I'OI.AN'I),
IIOItACE FAIKISANKS. Ilireotora.
FRANKLIN FAIKI1ANKS, J
:, I T. F'RBAHKS & Qo.
Beg leave to annoitnco to thoir pat-
rons that they havo opcu au iiumenso
stock of
New Fall and Winter Goods.
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
Black and Colored Dress Goods.
Wo otlcr a line of tho relebrated
Guinct lllack Silks, that for richness'of
olor, finencss of texture, durabilitj
iml valuo aro uneiiuallrd by any other
niaiiufacturor in tho world and wo uro
sclling thein at tho very lowest city
prices. Elegant Black Ottoinan and
Brocado Silks iu now and handsoiiie
patterns.
BLACK and COLORED
DRESS COODS,
Coiuprisitig all tho novoltios of the
season. YVith sucli nn almost inuuito
iricty of soft woolcn material, tho
winter dress proinises to be liatidsoino
ind coinfortable witlioiit being very
expcnsive. lu addition to our largo
line of stamlard goods, sucli as Cash
niercs, Caiuel's Ilair, Flauncl Suitiugs,
to., which coine in all tho now shades,
we may niention TricotiS Cloths, Bar
litz, Wool Ottoinan, Epsoui aud Ascot
Suitiugs, Jacquard's, Crepe Ariuures,
ctc, with Volvets, Plushes, Suutaclio
Braids, Colored Vclvet Hihbous, otc,
to match, tho wholo forming au exhi
bition of dress goods uneipiallcd iu this
vicinity.
FALL AND WINTER
CARMENTS.
Special attuntion is cullod to tliia do-
imrtiiicnt as wo buliuvu all piovious
elloi tn liavo been cntirelv eelitsu(l by
tlio lispl:iy of clugant Fiir, I'lusli aud
AHtnu lian triiiimeil GitrmuiiU, iu 1'laiu
.nd lirocailc Silk, Ottoinan, Anuuru,
I'alotois, Cordinct, l'ltish, New Markot,
Ilavclook, aud Diagoual Worsted Uol
niaiis, SackH, Cloaks and JacketH, for
LailieH, Mih.sch aud Cliililron, rucoivod
diioct from tlio lcading Now York
iuamifacturors aud at lowur iirices thau
last heason. Don't inirtH tlio opnortu-
nity of Hooiug Uicho gondn lioforo nur-
uliaHing.
Hosieryand Underwear.
Our stock was novcr moro coniiluto
witli dcsirablu stylos in Ladios', Gonts'
ind CliildiL'ii's, and wo liavo socurod
our UHiial ashortiuont of tlio ccleliratod
Bennington Undorwear,
In wliito and scarlot, tlio liaro an-
iioiiiireniLMit of wliicli fact is all tlio
rocoiiiiiiondation iiL'oilod.
BLANKETS.
Snecial liargainn may lio socn in fino
iiiodium aud low pricod 10-1, 11-4 and
1 li -1 wliito Iilaiikcts. Tlio uiagnif
iront wliito all wool Wliitnoy lilaukot,
witli tlio i(iiular scarlot Califoruiu,
togotlior witli colored licd lllaukots
and Horso Klankots of all doscriptions,
uompriso a most dcsirablo stock to
soloct from.
Clothing Department.
Our disjday in tliis liuo is mado up
of about all tlioro is dosirablo iu tlie
way of Mcn's Youtlis' and Hoys'
Business Suits & Overcoats
iu tlio latcst stylos. Our trado tliis
Mtahon lias doiuanilod n bcttor grado of
goods, aud iu rospouse to tliis deiuaud
wo liavo aildcd iiiitny now liucs of fino
clotliing selcctvd witli great caro aud
witli duo rogard to tlio wauts of ecou
omy. A careful inspuctiou is rospect
fully solicitod.
.Samplt's of dry goods sont by uutil
wln-ii reiiuostod.
E. &T. FAIRBANKS & CO.