Vermont phœnix. [volume], December 05, 1884, Image 3

About Vermont phœnix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955

Image provided by: University of Vermont

                
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, AND RECORD AND FARMER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1884.
to exhibit maple sugar and nyrup at the
world's fair.
TLo upper department of the village
school opcnrd last Monday with SO sicholare (
MiRft Abble Jones, teacher. The lower de.
psrttnent opens two weeks f torn next Monday,
Victory grange holds it public meeting at
the lown hall Saturday evening. Subject
"Creameries." All are Invited.
The remains of Mr. Harrington, who
died at the asylum In llrattleboro last Sunday,
were brought here for burial Tuesday after
noon. The 0. W. Henry tronp, assisted by lo.
pl talent, presented "Uncle Tutu. Cabin" at
Jacksutiv lllo ou Vudutsday and 'I'liuri.day
evenings, and will present it hero next Mon.
day evening.
The Congregational church fair and oys
ter supper will tie held in the vestry next
Wednesday evening.
Wo.lnaln.tor.
-11. F. Sleeper has sold his IJIj Pond farm lo
Walter Leach (or tuoo,
-The Kcneial missionary aoclety send this week
to a home nilsilonart In Nebraska a bos of cloth
lug valaeil at about 175.
-The home and one of the. barns on the Morse
firm, omieil by Hon. J, c. HlchanUon, were burn
cl about noon last Friday by a fire supposed lo
have taken from the chimney. Loss over 1700 : In
sured. Ttmtg,
Oeo. V. Metcalf has received his commission
as deputy sheriff.
-The selectmen will soon assess an extra school
lax of 39 cents on the dollar, lo be equalized as the
law provl les, accordlUR lo the sldooi property re
tired from the several districts when the town
strm was adopted.
WllllumaTlll.
Mrs. II. A. Jones returned from Doston on Mon
day with more millinery for the scuson.
J. II. MerrlOeld and sister have returned from
Dakota.
We lenrn that Chester Perry, who went to De
troit expecting to enter Into business, will soon re
turn here.
Ilrrnanlilun. Mis...
-The funeral services of Mrs. Walter Nichols
were latRely attended at the Unitarian church last
Mmlay forenoon, llev. .Mr. Jenkins officiated.
-Alfred Chapln, II, P. Oreen ,and Deacon Mar
tell are the cuininltleo In the Uapllst church for
next year.
A. P. Hale had the lucky ticket for the sofa nil
low which the Lunarian ladles disposed of Mon
day evening.
The winter term of Towers Institute commenc
ed Wednesday nltn most of tneold students back
and a numbtr of new ones.
II. K. Crowellhas been In noston this week.
There was a large attendance at the Unitarian
concert Tuesday evening.
-ltev. Mr. Crocker of Fomlvllle, Vt., preached In
the Duplin church last Sunday and He v. W. N. L,
Dean of Orange at the Congregational church.
Miss Grace Park left for Wesleyan acadrmr.
Vllbraham, Wednesday and Miss Sadie and llalile
S.acey Thursday.
-The town schools commenced the winter term
Monday with no change In teachers except ou
lluckle hill, where Clarence Hale takci the place
of Miss Dlckerson.
A Ivcenm has been organized and ihe nrst
nieetleg will be held In the too n hall next Tuesday
erenjeg, when tho tariff question will be discus..
e.l.
Dr. A. Bowker was married at Shelburnc Falls,
Thinksglvlnjr, to Miss l.onlsc Amldon of that
place.
I!cv. S. It. Flagg hail an auction sale of his per
aoual pioperly at tne Unitarian parsonage Thurs
day. Homer C. Chapln has returned from Ceylon and
Southern India, where he has been leaching since
he graduated from Amherst, three and a half years
alio.
llta.dalsi, X. 1(.
Uncle. John Stearns died ou Tuesday, af
ter an Hit o.ik of onlv two or three day, aged
83.
The. Wilder cLUtl bhop is about shutting
down for a time.
Thtre was some of the most sensible
nadlng in last week's Ptiaulx that we have
' seen for a long time.
Jennie E. Vorden is the organist at tho
Uuiversalikt church and Hattie C. Lyinau at
tne Congregational.
Hev. H. II. Hamilton exchanged pulpits
last Sunday with ltev. E Harmon of Wiucbea
ter. Though business baa been a little dull
this fall, there has been more borne painting
than usual dono in town. Most of the houses
have been painted in color, aud present a
very attractive appearance. r.
STATE AFFAIRS.
Tins xmi'H ix mtinr.
Frank Blgelow'a house aud outbuildings
at Wells Itiver were burned last week with a
large quantity of hay and grain.
Thomas Tisruey of Waterbury, while
chopping Saturday fell and was caught in the
crotch of a tree 20 feet from tho ground. His
brother took him out but could not bring him
down, and had to hold him by main strength
two hours. The injured man was unconscious
aeveral hours, but will recover.
The Stato Grange of Patrons of Hus
bandry and the Slate Board of Agiioulture
will hold a two days' session at St. Juhnsbury
December 10th and 11th.
Gilbert Hanley was thrown from bis
carriage at West Hutland Sunday and sus
tained a very severe fracture of the skull the
doctors removing eight square inches of
bone.
The members of the Washington county
bar have asked Judge lledfield to sit for his
portrait, and he has replied favorably. The
portrait will probably be bung in the new
.SUte library building,
Judge S. M. Dorr, one of the bestknown
citizens of Kutland, died last week. Ho was
a lawyer by profession, and was one of the
flrht men to lake hold of the Vermont marble
industry. He leaves a family of cb.il Ire l
and graudehildren, and the name of his wid
ow, Julia O. It. Dorr, is familliar to readers
of current literature everywhere.
The Fairhaven and Hydeville elate mills
iare shutting down because the present mar
gins are too email to leave a profit, and also to
avoid over production.
Micheal MoGee of Milton was buried
Thankf giving morning by the caving in cf a
well be was digging, and was dead when tak
en out.
There are 32 candidates for theNorthfle'd
postmastership.
Henry Fox's house in Eist Foultnsy was
burned last week.
Hugh Henry of Chester has been ap
pointed judge of probate for the Windsor
district to succeed Wm. H. Walker of Lud
low, recently elected to the supreme bench.
Gurden II. Smith, who died at Manches
ter on Tuueday, was for a number of years
sheriff of Bennington connty, and was the
man who hung Bates, the famous Sbaftsbury
murderer, at Bennington in 183!). This exe
cution was attended by thousands of people
from all the surrounding country and was the
last public hanging in Vermont.
Ei.Cor, Unit's Tbianliarlvlnr niaaner.
From the Springfield Unlon,Xov. 29.)
A very Interesting Thanksgiving reunion
was held yesterday at the residence of Char
les Hall on Bradford street. There were
prjBnthis fa'ber, Ex Gov. Hiiand nail of
It.-nnDgton, Vt., whoie 80th birthday was
in Julv last, and his other sons Henry D. and
John V. Hall of Bennington and Nathaniel
B. Hatl of Jackson, Mich., having around
him all his living children with their wives.
The recent announcement of the death of
Edward Darlington of Pennsylvania in his
Mth year, as the oldest ex member of Con
gress, is erroneous in this respect at least
that Gov. nail was tho earliest member he
entering the Twenty-second Congress and
Mr. Darllocton the Twenly-thlrd. Gov, Hall
retains bis health and full mental faculties
and has not onlr the love and esteem of bis
children, but of those who are at all familiar
with bia life and character. As has been his
custom for several vears past, be will spend
the winter In this city wllb bis son.
A man " whose name Is known to the
ronntrv and who ha both entertained Gov,
Clevoland aud been his guest," predion that
"Cleveland will have trouble with bis party
for at least 18 months after his adminlstra
tl in beuins. b 'cause he will not make the
clean sweep of the officer which the leaders
eiDect. Then the old.f Mhloned sonlh hunt
era will flud that they have mistaken their
man and they will accept the situation pnuo
sopbically. If they do not, It will be the
worse for them. Cleveland will surround
himself with Democrats, but he will make
chances sraduallr and for suulolent cause.
In three veara' timB the counlrr will applaud
his conservatism and the plaoe-seekers will
8ie that they were In the wrong and he
right."
bouse at (treat
mtlll in dollars
meoslous will be
D.TMtf.'i."",1'. "TUis Is lo build a
at least" .1 J ?"."".', blch rt"1
170 bv utt ... T i . " uuneestous will be
her o h !,;..'.' "!? ".J1" be bul" ' tee from
a L, " a labyrinth of rooms,
mTrtl tetl.'1,,,:.r! V"1 Wselr, all on the most
h?i,iI-,..".hil"".biiIiaiTiR Is going on a
bnilitli 5 . r" '' Itist the process of
."-S 01 V" !f'D' 11 ' finished In three
Se. iM JE?".n.' ,"'l, there will tie no resl
uence In America lo compare with It In rastnlctnce.
ofwomi-i." ?f Ml'l repre.eullng a collection
CoDipIlmfinl la u Wlmlbam Co.Jluu
F. M. Crosby, an original Windham
county man, and now of Hastings, Minn., has
just been eleoled. without opposition, to a
third term as fudge of the first judiolal dis
trlct of Minnesota. His total vote was 14,852,
men of all parties supporting him.
It is said that, besides the direct cost,
southern Europe loses S20.000.000 gross by
the cholera because of the driving away of
tourists.
Three) Vuiirrs for
Toe. Pliant! to January, 186fl, for fl.tO, Good Cheer,
one rear. 25 cts.. Oor Couotrv Home one year, 35 cts.
This offer Includes your local paper, a Arst-clsrs
literary and home paper, a first-class agricultural pa
per making a complete stock of family reading for a
bole year and all for only fa.
, WALL CABINETS of the finest description and an
immense assortment ai mot's, is usnsi si., uonuu,
TWO Unman feh, l.l.J a it
ena.i i.-t . .iii-ii io tin iu iroui oi i rili
road train at tietritif L.L.IL.L.
comet Te nd rtnthlx lo 'iiOi 8 '
uuroul TuwiUy bight. 1om 1161,0(10,
il5ht.a.SHiirrr 0QVt'' llje AiMtktu UDttatUn ftiwv
doln i itreft. lloiton, wm Uh TtimJiy ifternMD.
M j T!!r.di8,,1Ii"D'' MhtwdilBilfin,
.Mi'iI."r!tUifor xu murdr tad me of a liltlf
(.in ii m August.
-A WOmin tl.l hs 14 ..... -II ..a
..4 fn-f,i.7Vi 7 'jrtwum uniRuifr were ioki
f?nmPfJ. 5fd ,n. W"P tile retnrnlDB on foot
frolen ihff The,fl Juit Ven found
Inrt r, .i,tflf iiU tM,k d0B of P'r prteu
WM,. u.hoat,.wlAl "flaring temporttlly f rom
rLltF.rlJiy 1 m4n mplojfdon Ihe WMblDRtnn
ttonnmenl wM iiantliDg on oue of the 1n1de caf
folds, nrir the tot. of th aft, whf he loit bli bl-
""JVi OIJ W ,ua11 wb,ch Projtvtfd from another
" , , ... ru wmw, ana ihere lie uudb tut
Ef ? UDtu ,-CHpd- "I tUe mil RWen wiy or
torn throiiRh hin sleeve b would have fallen a dis
tance of over 500 feet.
i,i7 M'".hew McOirron, Nf Vorlt labore r, out
nla wife's .5. 1. .. ...i i... ' . i .
drunken quarrel and ran away. He waa arreted.
.7r bnr"I''i out of Ihree werecaptnred at Gird
nor.Maaa., Tueaday nlaht.wbllp In tbeact of rob-
nobody ' UMd fTu!Tfr tut hutt
-The winter drowntnpteaxonopfna with the death
ii A Vf!."'flM bl,y at litldpt Mo., on Tueaday.
--v miuuKu tuB ice w uue aaaiing.
rTTA w,'tliy Engthhman of iOmarrlcd bin atittat
Milwaukee. Win.. Mnnd.v nlotir Than Km ith
come from TrtMon, England, adltanceof 4'Uumllei.
to Ret around the Lngllub liw which forblda the roar
nage of auota and nephews. The reremouy waa pt-r-inrmedattheboiireor
a rt-latlre ami the bride aud
groom left at once on their return to Eogland.
Fanny Elaeltr, the famoua dancer, who created a
furore In ihla country on her Witt her in 181(t,dledln
London last week.
A decision lo favor of the tlmlt ( Unhnn rnmni.
ny wa; rendered in the United Mate circuit court In
ew ork Monday In Its cult with the people's rom
pauy tjfMtblls.li the priority of the Bell aud Praw
baiiRh loTeutlonii. Die decision Is Mid to be worth
100 millions of dolUn to tho liell people. The case
now goes to the aupreme court.
The Mlddlftown. N. Y National bank his failed
through the criminal reckletine)s of Its president In
making loans to a apt culatnr. The director left ev
erythlng to him and now they flud that the bank's
capital of 1200.000 and Its surplus of $US,U0H has
bten wiped out.
The Yale-Prlnceton foot ball match played io New
York city latt week, was ono of the moiit brutal and
ickentng exhibitions which this country has erer
seen. No slugging match of the lowest kind ever
snrpttaed It for vlelouaueM, bloodthirsty animosity,
personal violence and utter disregard or the feeling
of the spectators. One man waa all but killed! au
other bad his hiad broken aud his aboulder dUlocat
d. Blood flawed like water, and there waa scarcely
one of the contestants who was not a fit subject for
hospital treatment after tbn game wai flnlahett. the
performance is everywhere condemned. Harvard
college will either abolish the game or make its atu
dents adopt new rules.
An"Amerln Elcctrlcsl Exhibition" to to oreu
In Doston next Mondav ia the Charitable Mechanics'
aaioclatl'jn building, which will show all recent in
ventions and discoveries In electrical science.
A fourteenycarso1d boy named Thomas Collins
is supposed to have been carried over Niagara Falls
Tueaday evening by slipping In to the tail-race under
the road near Trospect park. He wa at work at fl
p. u wheeling sawdust and dumping It I it to the race,
and bis barrow waa found alone tipped up late in the
evening.
LIDIES DESKS and Muolc Hacks, the Unrest and
finest assortment ever shown in B iston, can now be
seen at I'alue's on Ci n a tat. .opposite the MM tie depot.
The M 4SHac L UHhtt 4 fMjt.reuie court lioMi
that a pfcrrion who prt-tt-nin to bo a phvuician
and aJmiuistorx tuedic.QPH tho conitqutncea
of which he has no knowledge and cannot
lorente U guilty or critniual carclesHuesa.
One reason wbv II cut's Kldnev and Lirerl tltut.
dt is so popular for the cure of dleases of the kid.
neys, liver and bladder, is tba It shows Immediate
Improvement io the condition of the patient and re
covery Is steady and certain. lis cures have been so
wonderful that pb)slclaua of all schools prescribe it
In their practice.
Integrity U a lrlue which seeks and needs no ros
turner.
The combination. Droiortloo and Droceia In rtrenir.
Ins Hood's Sarsai'Srllla. are lecullar to this modlrlot.
abd unknown to others.
From ltev. U. T. Torsey, I). I)., h L. D., President
aiaiuo nesievan berumary aim rem ale uoilece.
Kent's IIUI, Me.
"Mr, F. U'. Ulnintuni Dear Mir For
five years the students uoder my care have uied Ad
amsou's Botanic Cough Balsam, and have, I think,
found It second to no other remedy for throat and
Inog troubles,"
Ctaslorltt.
When baby was sick, we gave her Cantoris,
When she was a child, she cried for Caatorta,
ben she was a miss, ah cluug to Castorta,
When ahe bad children, she gave them Cut or la.
When began oalns Ely's Cream Balm my ra
tarrh was so bad I had headache the whole time and
discharged a large amount of flllhy matter. That baa
almost entirely disappeared and I have not bad head
ache since.- tJ. II. Summers, btepne y, Conn.
Triumph of Hclrnre
Chemistry never achieved a more decided triumph
than In the production of BOZO 1)0 NT, w hich Is a bo.
taoical preps ratiou of wondrou efficacy In preferring
and beautifying the tettb, rrsculog them from decay,
and rendering them white aa alabaster. It la a toilet
luxury of which all should avail themselves. The uu
Eleasant odor communicated to the breath by catarrh,
ad teetb, etc , Is entirely obvUted by this fragrant
and salutary antiseptic vt which one bottle lasts a
long lime, uruggma ana penumtrs sen it.
How often do wi bear of the sudden fatal termina
tion of a case of croup, when a young life might hare
been saved by the prompt use of Ayer'a Cherry recto
ral I Be wise in time, and keep a bottle of It on band,
ready for Instant nae.
Hnhacrlbora and Agents are requested not
to aend postage staropa lu remitting for The P lice nix
when they can conveniently avoid doing so. Tboae
who choose to send us an even $2 will be credited for
fi month.
That Hums If Cp.
We could uae all sorts of extravasrant words about
the effects of Parker's llalr Balsam. But the simple
truth la enough, it is tne dpii tiling or its iiud.
Cures fa 111 off hair, dandruff, drynces.restorrs original
color, Is a delicious dressing and perfectly pure and
clean. It will satisfy you. The only standard 60c.
dressing.
Adt Ice to Moluera.
Are you disturbed at night aud broken of your rest
by a sick child suffering and crying wltb psln or cut
ting teetb 7 If ao, send at once and get a bottle of
Mrs. Winalow'a Hootbfng Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value la Incalculable. It Kill relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there la no mistake about it. It cures dysentery
and dlarrbcea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind cone, softens tne gums, reduces toe mn.mma-
tlon, and gives tone and energy to tbe whole system.
Mrs. Wlnelow'aSootfflng Syrup for Children Teeth
ing is pleasant to the taste, and is tbe prescription of
one of the oldeat and best female nnrsea and physi
cians In tbe United States, and Is for sale by all drug
gists throughout tne worm, rrice, cts. a Dome.
A Card.
Mr. snd Mrs. O. 1 Miller extend their sincere
thanks to their friends, including especially those of
the Estey Guard and First Regiment band, for their
recent generous gifts of remembrance.
CHRISTMAS,
STATUARY,
Engravings & Pastels,
Artistic Picture Framing,
Fine Art Gift Books,
AT
CHENEY & CLAPPS.
M. ARMSTRONG, PLUMBER,
Vinton llullillnar. Ilruttlrl.oro, VI.
nlHE most Improved ssnlttrj sppllanres at roy
1 Miop, IncIilSIm the Meter, Bulffln Co., i, h.
Moll's sod Hartford disss Water Closets. Dealer In all
kinds of I'lomblog materials. A full line of gn na
tures and globes. We do work as reasonable as other
parties. Jobbing promptly attended lo. Sauefsrtlon
nn.HnlMll i9tf
' '
Rheumatism
We drtulit If there Is, nr can l, n apeclfie
remedy for rheumatism but thousands who
liavo auffered Its iialiu havo hccii prcntly ben
efited by Itood'a Rarsntmrlll.a. If you havo
tailed to find relief, try this (treat remedy.
"I waa afflicted Willi rheumatism twenty
yean, l'rcvlous to lass t found no relief, but
grew worse, and tit ono tlmo was almost hell
leas. Hood's Barsaparllla did mo moroRood
than alt tho other medicine 1 ever bad."
H.T.IlALcoM.Bhlrlcy Village, Mass.
"I had rheumatism threo years, and got no
relief till I took Hood's Sartaparllla. It baa
dono great things for me. I recommend It tr.
others." Lewis Huiuunk, Iilddcford, Me. ,
Hood's Barsaparllla Is characterized by
threo peculiarities i 1st, tho eomMnailon of
remedial agont Sd, tho proportion) 8d, tho
proeett of securing tho actlvo medicinal
qualities. The t estilt la n mcdlclno of unusual
atrcngth, cffeellni: cures hitherto unknown.
Send tor book containing additional evidence
"Hood's Barsniarllla tones up my system,
purines my blood, ah.iri ens my appetite, and
seems to mako mo over." .1. v. TnoMfsoN,
lteglstcr of Deeds, Loncll, Mass.
"Hood's Birsaparllla beats all others, and
JiW"! K'welghtln E"ld." I. IlAItitiNOTON,
130 Ilank Street, New York City.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists. It tlx for $5. Mado
only by O. I. HOOD it CO., Lowell, Mass.
iI00aDoso8 Ono Dollar.
In Dritlleboro, Dec. 3,"a dURbler to Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Yeaw.
In Jstkionrllle, Nov. 1J, a son to Mr. snd Mrs.
Tllcbard Dtvls.
fHnrriaflts.
..'H. V'rnon, Dee. 3, by ttT. E. W. Whitney, rrsncla
II. Woodird snd Suele M. Nmton, tinlh or V.
In Itellofts Valle, Nov. H7,.by ltev. J. N. Etrery, C.
T. Whitney of. Trey, N. II., snd I.. L. Ilsjwsrd or
Londonderry.
In Weetmorelsnd, N. II , by ltev W. S. W lllltms nt
rutney, Chirlie E. Firtlngton ol roln-v aud Elri O.
Drlttoo of Westmoreland.
In Howe, Ms.,Nnv. 27,' by V. M. purler, T,i( ,
Freemsn K. Stone snd lUttle S. Wsete, both of It
The bride Is a granddaughter of Dea. L. A, Wsrrrn or
Jickennrille.
In NorthtleM, Mi., Nov. 11, by llev. E It. Drile,
Orrlo l'utnsm of l'hllllpntiui snd Nellie L. Ilolt.m.
In Wlnchend.io, Mss.,b ltev Davis Foster, Horry
E. Ilrownor Warwick aod.Mlonie A.Whitney of Ches
ter, Vt
DcatljB.
In Ilraltlrboro, Nov. Ill, Mrs. 8milel tl. Wells, Ca.
lo llrattleboro. Nov. 30. Albert A. Ilirrltigton, 11.
Tbebo.ty was ukeo to Wllrottigtnn for bnrlal.
In Wllmlnatoo, Nov. 58, Mrs. O. E. Denulnn.
In Townabend, Nov. 33, IXrld Wlswdl, CI,
In Weatmlnater, Nov. 10, Mary Ann D mte of I.
N. Farr.
In Windham, Nov. 31, of heart dleease, Mrs. Emms
n. Dntton, S3.
IntWeet Townshe'nd, Nor.!2),'Davld A. I'omroy, C3
Iu Rutons Itlver.Dec. 2, Cipt. I'.llabs Llvermore.Oi.
In Cheater, Nov. il, Ilenjsnilo F.HptulHIng, 77,
Iu Londonderry, Mark II. Farnewortb, 41.
Iu Hlo-Jalr, N. II., Dec. 3, John Rtesrns. m.
In llernardeton, Mass., Nor. Ss, Emma F.. wife of
W. E. Nichols, 39.
In New Sab-ro, Mass., Dec. 3, Marlbt Clara, wife or
Ellsworth J. Tsvlor. and dsuibter or Levi New ton, 10.
Iu Cameron, Mo., Nov. 33, Dr. E. Foes, furmer.y of
Oration.
Ncto &tjbrrttstmcnt0.
"rAN I'EI). A fw morn ItnardnrA nnii
TT LodRersran be accommodated bT me at the
Brattleboro UouRe, Q7tf W. II, MOODY
CHOICESTvJUVENILE . BOOKS
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
Settlement Notice.
ALL TEIISONS Indebted to II. C. WILLAIID are
requested to mak. Immediate settlemeut wttb
lilui.
llrattleboro, Dec. 3, 1B81, 43io
Plush Stationery Boxes
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
THE MtATTLEnOIlO SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY announce
Iho coniplctton of tho Estoy, Fill-lor-Moilcl
SoAriug Mnclilnc. As
the Inventor nnd owners are well
known, nnd ooiishlcralile interest
has been shown in the progress of
the machine, an opening will lie
held at the store of C. W. Stewart,
Hooker Itlock, Ik'kIiiiiIii? Wednes
day, Dee. 10th, and closing Satur
day evening, Dee. 13th, through
each day and evening. Tho public
are invited to attend. An interest
ing souvenir of tho occasion will bo
presented to each lady visitor.
Baskets & Workstands
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
BALED HAY, AND SALT.
VERMONT BA.VINCIS HANK A. meeting
of tb Trustees of this bank will be held at their
banklon bonae In Brattleboro on Wednesday, the i loth
day of December, A. D. 1884. at 3 o'clock r, K. Dual,
n.ss, to declare lb. TTtb Ue jt a
Drattleborc, Dec. 3, 1884. II
At CHENEY & CLAPP'8.
Wo have an extra bargain in
sacked FINE MIDDLINGS to offer
for a few days. Wo consider this
tho cheapest feed wo have at tho
price wo aro selling for.
A largo lot of sacked WINTEH
WHEAT Hit AN duo tho last of
this month ; and as there is inoio
than we can storo. wo will contract
to deliver on arrival at extremely
low prices.
No. 1 TIMOTHY HALED HAY
delivered to any part of tho village.
Ilomomber that wo keep all
grades of FLOUR, and you save
25c a barrel by getting your Hour
hero for cash.
VALLEY MILL CO.,
Xur 1iMit II II. Croaafng-.
SCRAP BOOKS
.... AT ....
CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
TO-MORROW
HAWLEY
Will start a Special
Sale of Books and
otherHoliday Goods
in his Basement.
ILrtjnl Notices.
To-morrow HAWLEY
will offer lot Tycoon Reps
at 12 l-2c, usually sold at
25c.
To-morrow HAWLEY
will be ready to show a
bout 200
Farm for Sale In Wil
mington. SITUATED H rotlM rant nf Wllmlmitrn villigf,
coDalatlnn of 200 acrft wfll fenced, niontly atone
wall. Tb buildlnga am Id sooil repair, wltb durable
water at bouoaod Lam. Tbere la a yoiip oicturd
Jaat bfRiontDR to War, tort a fugar lot cf OKJ trrri,
furnUbed bdJId good order, IbA farm will aomroer
15 cowa, and more tbio tbat number of younit ttock.
Tbe mowlog ire tiuootb and prodoc from 50 tn r0
tooaofbiy. There la plenty nf wood for uie vt tbe
place, beilJfe quit a quantity of Kpruee aod llfro.
lock lumber. All parte eaay of acceaa. No town debt.
Tbe aubacrlber befog out of beallb will aell at luw flft
urei. Addreaa, or enquire of tbe anbacrlbur nn Ibe
oremliei. G2 A. M. rAUUELEE.
ME HID SfflHBlS
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
T1TANTED Ooe sfoond.band good wood
YV Cook Stove wltt Ilescryolr,
.9-51
H. T. VAN DOORN.
PEANQ'S CHRISTMAS OAEDS
JLt CIIE.VEV iV OX.All"al.
Which he bought in New
York this week at clearing-out
prices. Among
the lot are some very rich,
fine garments.
I also closed a jobber's stock
of best American Cretonnes, same
as are always sold at 25c, which I
shall put on sale at 15c a yard.
Among them are some of the new
Turcoman stripe patterns.
And hero are some other
bargains which I picked up
at less than cost of impor
tation: The large lot of
White Spanish Scarfs, fine
quality, with'pearl edges
good as anything I have
heretofore had at $2.50,
which are to be sold at
SI.50 EACH.
Another lot at S2, worth
$4. Big lot of Black in
same goods SI.50, which
are worth $2.50, and an
other lot-at $2.75 worth
$4.50.
Lot all-wool French Arinurps,
40 lo 4',' Inches wide,
50c a Yd.
Xovcr sold before less than 7"c.
The shmlei are myrtle, imvy, seal,
nine anil brown. They onsht to
cut up very quirk.
100 Luce '1 ies, same ns we used
to sell at 'i'c, for 5c each.
Lot 15c grade Cretonnes, 10c n
yard.
J.ot 75c grade fine cashmere La
dies' Hose,
50c a Pair.
Lot best Prints, 5c a yd.
All-wool Double Shawls
worth $6, for $4.50 each.
Two numbers in Black
Cashmere, one to be sold
at 75c, the other at 85c
a yard, which are finer
than any I have ever be
fore seen sold at price.
Two pieces more oflllack I)rap
do Alma nt $1.15 and $1.25, same
as last lot.
I closed out a lo' of flue Children's Cloaks
at 40 per cent reluction from usual priot.
Sball iva iuj- ccMouitr tbe advantage of
tbe reduction. Hiz In tbix let are 4, C, 8
and 10 years. Wilt runke A reduced price to
loe out brnktn ftfl-inrtment of fuzes iu tie
Children'a Cloaks atradj iu Mock.
I closed outalot of 23 imported
Dolmans heretofore sold at $25.00
each, which I shall sell at
$15 each,
And a lot of 20 imported Russian
Circulars worth $20, which I shall
at
$15 each.
I bought of tho importor tho
last of imported tailor-mado
Garmonts, same as those I
havo boon soiling at $28.50,
at a reduction of $3.50 oaeh,
and shall soli thorn now at
$25 each,
This will bo tho last chanco to
got this particular Garment of
tho samo Importor.
I filoBod 20 tailor-made EDglisli
twilled Kersey Newmarkets- worth
$20,vbich I shall sell at
$15 each.
I closod a Manufacturer's
stock of 14 dlfforont stylos of
tight-fitting long Pollsso at
a Dig cut in price.
NOW
Xs th.o time to find in
nay Oloals room tno
largest stools X have
ever snown, ana a
great many esscep
tional bargains in
nice goods.
I shall commence to-morrow a special
sale of HANDKERCHIEFS. Thera wi 1
be some bircrains offered which will be
worth picking up This department will
be in charge ot fliiss luabel bmuii.
People are invited lo come in find
examine the. upeclnl Ixtrgdhm of-
leren, imeuier iney wish to uuv or
not.
H, I. HAWLEY.
Wood & Office Baskets
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
U TAX II OF Vi:il.TIO,T, Mtulbm-o KB.
O Tbn rrobite Court for Mid D.itrfct.
To nil pr"nn Intrmtpil In tb Hut ale of JOSUf!!
h. WEAlllElUIEAD.IitP of Guilford, Id Ml.l District,
dsorarrd, OrettlDg.
You ar htrtbf tiotlflttl that 8, U. Huot,
Efcntor of lh lint will vt Mlt clrcr- 1
fd, baa prMeaird to tbln Court ft petition pri) Inp fr
llrrone lo Ml tbe wbold nf (be real etate of uld d1- ,
reartd and ban alia Abd fvbatpurporla to bMhe if'ti
frut of all tbe rtcvlfM rroidlnp In
tldfl lateto urb and tbat tbla ronrt will deride I
upon raid petition at tbeaeaalon tbereof to be held at '
the Probite Office In Drattletwro. In aiM UUIrlct, on i
tbe lant Rattirdar or December. A. L). 1814, when and
where you may appear and be heard tu tbe pre in Ufa
If you ee caune.
STATK r I'Elt.MOrVT, MarllK-roSH.
Tbe Trnbate Court for aald Dlfttrlrt.
To all nor booh lotereatid In tbe entate ot in A.
Consr.Ule of Wilmington, In eald diflrlrt, dteaa-
cu, .irreiinR.
You are hereby notified tfaat thin Court will dTtdo
aifon the allowance of tbeaoconntof J Henry Kidder,
Admlrilntralor iip'tn tnld Ralate, and deeree dintrt
bullon tbrreof to tbe pernona entitled, at the eeeeimi
thereof lo be beld at the Probate tfTIre in B-attltboro
on tbe taet Saturday of December, A. D.I884, v, ben and
wuereyou may ne ueara in int premie, ir you arc
cauoe. 49 K. W. STODDARD, Itfgliter.
CJTATE OP VKBtnwXT, Marlboro HH.
O Tbe Probate Court fur raid DUtrfct.
To atlneraon lnterraledln tbetatateof ItOSAN.VA
M. WIt.UAMH. late of Newfane. In aald dlotrlrt.
deceased, Greet Id c.
bereaaJ. II. MERRIFIELD baa prnenteit to tbla
Court an Instrument purporting lo be tbe lait U HI of
aid deceiied, for probate l -You are hereby nntlQed
that thia Court will decide upon tbe probate nf eald
!ntriimnt at a aeaalon thereof to be beld at tbe pro
bate office In llrattleboro on tbe lant Haturdar of De
cember, 18St, when and where you may appear and
conteat tbe tame, If you aee cauae.
v w niuiJUAitu, upgiaier.
STATi: or VKIlMO.T, Marlboro B8.
Tbe Probatf Court fur aald Dlatrlrt.
I'o all pcrKona lnterraled In the estate of MARY II.
WEATIIMUIEAD, late of Guilford, d(ccarj.
ureeung.
Yon are berebr notified tfaat tbla court will decide
nron tbeallowauce of tbe account of K.W.H1UDDAUD
apeclal Admlnlitrator upon aald Estate, and Kiccutor
of tbe lant Will of aald deceaaed, and decree dlatribu
tlon thereof to the peraona entitled, at tbe aeralon
thereof to be beld at tbe probateoffice In llrattleboro
on tbe laat Saturday of Dec'r. 1881. when and where
you may be beard In tbe preinlaei, If yon ace cauae.
IV 11. 1 JUOgfl.
STATE Ol. VEIt.tlOXT, Weitmloiter BS.
Tbe Probate Court fur aald Dlatrlrt.
ro all peraona Interested In tbe estate of ISAAC
N. PIKE, late of Jamaica, in aald dlattlcl, decraaed,
ureeiiDg.
Y'n are hereby notified that 0car R. Garfield, ad-
mlnlatrator of sail eatate, ban presented bis petition
tn this court, settlUK f"rtb Hit sJd deceaaM In bis
nieiime waa utiurr rorinci, uioumg id law ana eque
tf. to ded certain land to said Jams lea to oue Itilt-r
A David upon the fulfilment of certain c inditlons
nbtcb bare beiti performed said premises being tbe
fatue which J. O. Eddy enveyod tn said Pike ou tbe
3oib diy of Uctotxr, 1879, and all tbe fixturea and
machinery lu and about the premises and baa pray
ed for license lo contey tbe same according to said
contract; and It la ordered that tb same be referred
for bearing and declilou to tbe serslon of said court
to be beld at tbe Probate Office In Townsht nd, In said
dlstrli t, on tb first Uednsday In Januar), A.D.I 885,
t wnicn puce sou lime yon may ne nearn u you see
rame. CHAS. 11. I.DDV, Roister,
Dited Dec. 3, 1881. 49
STATE Oft" VEIS.tlOXT, Marlboro HN.
Tbe Probate Court (or said District.
To all whom itmiyconcero. Greeting.
Whereas HMlNA A. C'LItK. adiBtnlatrator vt tbe
estate of Catherine V. May, late of llrattleboro, In said
district, deceased, has reprepented that
Tbe amount of debts due from said deceased
and cbargea of administration, esilraated,are f Ct
Tbat tbere is no personal property.
uaianre oi ae dis snu expenses cnargeaoie on
me real estate oi saia (jpcea'eu, l,cyj 64
PraTlnc for llcenre to sell so much of tbe real csUt
of Ruld deceaaed as is neceo'sry 1 r tbe payment of
said debts and charges of administration.
breupon It is ordered that lh same ht bard at
tbe session of said court to bp bi Id at tbe Probate Cf.
fic In Drattleboro on tbe lat Kiiturday of December,
184, wbeu and wbrre tou mir be heard lu the
premises if you aee came. 49
Qon.niNio.Kit.v NOTICE.
The underslsned. bavlos been aDnolnted bv the
Ilonorable Probate Court for tbe District of Weatmln-
ttr.Commlsloners to receire. examine and adlnat all
claims anddmanda of all persons againat tbe ea.
Mis oi trnfrwD h. emiiD, uie oi Jamaica, in said
district, deceased, and all claims exhibited In offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we 111 meet for the
purpose aforesaid, at E. 1 Waterman's office on tLe
nil luesosy m .uecmoer ana last l uesday oi
March next, from 10 o'clock a M until 4 p. u,,
eacb of said dais, and tbat six months from th 7th
day of NoTember,lS84,lB tbe time limited by said court
r iu creunurH to prrirui lueircisima io us ior ex
amination and allowance.
DatJ at Jaroala, this It dsr of December, 13S4.
. t t"ft!VAV' Comml..1oirs.
Stillltan Foai.li. Adm'r. ' 43
o
(sTiniMNIOXKIth' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF OSMEIt C, TITTS.
The UDdersfirned. barlne been annolnted bt tbe
Hon. Probate Court for the Dlsttlct of Marlboro.
commissioners torecelve.examlneand adjust all claims
anddemandsof all persona against the estate of OS
MERC. riTTH, late of Wardsboro In said diet rict.de
ceased.and all claims exhibited In offset tbereto.bereby
give notice thst we will meet fortbe purpose aforesaid
at tbe late residence of said deceased, on tin I at Tue
dayof Januarr and 1st Tuesday of April nsxt, from
10 A. M till 4 r. W. no eacb of paid days, and that six
mouths from the Cth day of Norember, A.D. lhW,
lathe time limited by said Court for ssld crdlt
ort tonreenttberclalms to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Wardsboro, this .1 1 day of December, 18S4.
J M.",k7duu comn..lor..
c
O.n.THNHIOXEniH AOTIt'E
ESTATE OF EDWIN C. STARR.
We. the subscribers, dnlv annotated bv ths It nr.
Irobate Court for the District of Marlboro, Com
missioners to rrcclTe, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persous against the estate cf
EDWIN C.hTARR,lateof Wbltlotifaam.ln said Dlitrirt
deceased, and also all claims and demands exhibited
In offset thereto, and six months from th lai Hav
of November being allawed by said conrt for that
purpose, we go loereiore nereuy give nonce tnat we
will attend to tbe business of our aald appolntmentat
A A. Datterfleld'i office In Whli Ingham on tbe second
Satarriay cf January and second Saturday of April
next, from 9 o'clock a, m. until 4 o'clock r. u. on
eacn oi aaiu uays.
iaieu at m ingoam, tni inn uay oi it. ism.
A. AMnffin, Cmml.siOD.rs.
W. A. Tsnlinrr, Admr. 4?
PIANOS.
STEINWAY,
OHICKERING-,
KNABE,
BEHNING.
THE BEST PIANOS MADE.
EDWARD CLARK,
87 Main St., Brattleboro, Vt.
FAMILY BIBLES
At Cheney & Clnpp'.s.
HOOKER BLOCK:.
SAVE YOUR TEETH
By linviiu them filled In nsoienlific
ninnncr by
Jr. L KNAPP
THE NEW DENTIST.
MOTTO : rrcserve, Beaul ily, Ko
store. Office in Hooker's Block
opp. Brooks House,
Brattleboro, Vt.
G-O-L-D P-E-N-S
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC, 6,
HAWLEY will begin his nnnunl
ChrMnins Hook Sale. At tho com
mencement of tho sale tho assort
ment will bo larger than in pre
vious sales, but many publications
will not ho duplicated, lluyers can
mako selections early and havo
them reserved until Christmas, if
they wish. Prices will ho tho samo
as given in tho largo city book
sales.
On tho snmo day Saturday, Dec.
0 I shall also bo ready to show
my full assortment of other Christ
mas goods.
N, I, HAWLEY,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
At CIIEXKV dc CLAPr'N,
Hats, Furs and Furnishings
CALL AT OUR NEW STORE FOR YOUR
DEEolicIay" Selections I
An olcgiint lino or every varlolv In lino NECK-DRESS, 811k nnd Cashmere MUFFLERS, Silk SUSPEN
DERS, GLOVES, MITTENS, CARDIGANS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, RUTT0NS, SCARF
PINS', COLLAR RUTT0NS, Celluloid nnd Linon COLLARS & CUFFS, FOOT MATS, FUR R0RES, COATS,
LAP R0HES, HOUSE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, TRAVELING RAGS, Silk nnd every othor quality of UM-RRELLAS.
Do not make a purchase until you have examined our stock of
New Goods!
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND FUR GAPS ARE OUR SPECIALTIES!
AGENTS TROY LAUNDRY.
EDWARDS & LILLIS:
WINTER CLOTHING!
SPECIAL BAZEO-A-IIISrS IUST
OVERCOATS, ULSTERS,
FROCK AND SACK SUITS,
DOUBLE-BREASTED REEFERS & VESTS.
R BOYS AT LOW PRI
Broken Sizes in All Grades for Less than Cost!
HEAVY UNDERWEAR he LOWEST JOB PRICES!
WOOLEN, CHEVIOT AND LAOE SHIRTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
The Genuine "EIGHMIE" Dress Shirt.
Also, a Full Line of GLOVES and HALF-HOSE and all
Furnishing Goods !
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF TRUNKS AND BAGS WE HAVE
EVER SHOWN, AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Clothing Made to Order!
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FOREIGN AND
AMERICAN WOOLENS IN ALL
THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS,
Which we will Make to Order at Short Notice!
Pratt, Wright&Co.
No. 3 Granite Block, Brattleboro, Vt.
AT AND CAP STORE
IN R'STTHER BLOCK.
I. am now settled Ln my now quarters, and shall be pleased to show
; friends and natrons a full stock of everything in my line, including
UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, MITTENS. CARDIGANS, HOSIERY, NECKWEAR OF THE
LATEST SHAPES, &c., SCOTCH CAPS. FUR CAPS.
COLLARS & CUFFS 2 CENTS EACH.
I have a fow UulTalo and Dog COATS, plain ami beaver trimmings,
that I will mako bottom prices on.
E KNAPP,
87 MAIN ST., BRATTLED0R0.
NEW PRICES OX
AIBEOS
Agent for Troy Laundry.
i-
nllnlMgu M&
BHUIBIBIUIJ VUBUI
GREAT
DRY
GOODS
OF PRICES.
THE UNDERSIGNED, "
llarluir lat.cu t"l4-
sesHum oi me enure
StOCk, COtlSlltlDR of
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &c,
lately ownotl bj V. W.TRIXK.Itj vlrtueof fcrnort
Kaif, the condition .i of wtilcli have been broken,
now offer the tarau for bale at irreatlj reduced pri
ces. Tills nock, which Is a choice one In everj
particular,
MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
EARLY PURCHASERS will: have the
advantage of selections, besides
VERY LOW PRICES.
fl. V, CR0WELL,
F. W. GUILDS,
Mortfjagees.
OXFORD TEACHERS' BIBLES
At ClIF-'VEY A- CI,A11"H.
DIARIES FOR 1885
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.
CHEAPER THAN EVIR,
' 5 cents.
. 39 "
6a7i "
12
, 39 "
33 "
Good Print . . .
Best red twilled Flannel
Continental Cotton .
Best Bed Tick , . .
Fresh lnt ladies Underwear
A good Vest for '.ladies , .
Gentlemen . . . 44
Black Cashmere 48-inch . 75 '
One lot good Felt Skirts . 35 "
Look at onr batin Bibbons all , ,
colors . . 5, 8, 10, 12
Fall Hoe Dennlogton Underwear for both
T.idlea aud Gentlemen, In all grade., at very
low prices. Wuitn. Huff, Scarlet and Grey.
A lot of Children'. Vesta and rants from 20
cents up.
We still keep the Bame line of Illack Silks
that have been bo popular for tbe last three
yearn, and the price la lertj than tTer before.
We are having new Carpets every few daye
aud ate selling tbem ao low that you can at.
ford to buy one. K good Heojp Carpet for
20 cents.
A lot Slllc,Llnen and Cotton Handkerchiefs j
aUo full line Gloves, Hosiery, Skirts and lots
of other things for Christmas.
We are selling CLOAKS and DOLMANS
for both Ladies and Children very cheap,
CALL AND LOOK AT OUR
PRICES AND WE WILL
DO YOU GOOD.
F. f . KUECH & CO.
Market Reports.
NEW YORK, Dm. S. Flour Saperflne WtMttrn
nd BUte. 2.703.25; eitr do.t 3.305.00; ratnt Mir
neBot,a.00i510. WheatNo, 2wiotfrred 0.85; No.t,
wuitr, u.o. n;rf uukoo c. iiariey, u.io. UOru,
No. 2, B0X51c; No. a white, OOaOOe. 0ti No. 2,
31i31W: do. wbltr. 32W32L'. Butter firm. htm-.
30i29; Western, 931. L'beee State, 912J,
vxiv.auu, urCi Dt?v no, i unicago iprinR,
73;i73Xc. Corn,35a35c. Oati, 25fc Ilye, 51c.
Earlej, fiSe.
RT. LOUIB, Dec. 3. Wheal No. 2 red fall, 73V76.
Corn.OOaS. Oata,0Da2S. Rye,i8Kc Uarley, 0075,
Kf.fr York Htock a ad Stonrj ITIurkfii.
NEW YORK, Dec, 2. OOTernment Bonda
(J. 8.3a 01 1.4
do, i l-2a con poo 118 34
do.ia.. " 133 3-8
1) oat on Woo market
BOSTON. Dec. 8. There baa been a (inlet bualneaa
In wool thla week aalea amounting to 2,000.000 lba. of
all kind i. Ohio and Pennaylvanla, 3UZ5 for Xt XX
and boTf,3135. Ulchigaot 29i30. Fine delalne,35a
35.; No. 1 combing, 3537. Hailed wool, 2535c fur
common and good aupera ; 3335 for choice eaatern.
lVatcrlovrn ITnlon JLIrei Slock MMrktil.
Market Beef Cho'ce. 100 0000 00: extra. 8.009.23 .
flritqoality, 7007 50; econdquallty,600i660;ttilrd
quality, 4 0044 60.
IN.B. Choice IncJnde nothing but atall.fed 1100
to 1400 lb. bullocks. Extra and flrat qaallty inclndn
the beat fat oxen. Second and third quality Inclnde
oxen and two and three year old ateera.
Btore Cattle Working oxen, per pair, from f 100 to
225. MUcaCowaaudCalTei(20, 3Sa(8. Fancy cowr,
iw8u. yearunj;, luaao: 'iyearaoia, jiasu; a year
old.Siatf.
Swine Weatem fat, lire, at 4 Vi S-i e a lb. North
ern dreaaed boga, 5c.
Sheep and Lamba In lola, $2 00, 3 034 00 each;
extra, 450063; or from J to l-3o per lb,
VealCalrea, 2a7Kc per lb.
Country Uldeafla7cper lb.; Country Tallow,3 12
ale I'elta 60al lOo eacb. Calf Skfoa, lU.OOo per lb.
Ilo ton Market Notre,
From the Journals City Article, 2d.
Io the butter market tbere la unly a light movement
aud tbe general feature are the same ts laat week,
Aa the northern creamerlea have been cloaed aloe
tb flrat of November, dealer are forced to depend
entirely npon tbe weal for euppliea of floe freab atock
end It I difficult to get all tbat la wanted. Moat of
Ibe northern fall make la aold out. Well-kept an ai
mer creamery la meeting with a fair demand at 26 to
23 centa, and it probably will clean up at tbeae prlcea.
Moat of tbe new made dairy la off In flavor, aod wry
little coming la from New York atate or Vermont la
worth 25 ceota.
The receipta of bean at Boaton for tbe put month
foot up 11,251 barrela of all kluda agaloat t797 barrel
for the correapoodlng month laat year. Our market
la now overaupptied and the tendency of prlcea la
downward. Since tbe flrat of November there baa
been a decline of 25 ceota per buahel, and bottom
haa not yet been touched. The beet Vermont pea are
quoted at $1.80 to S1.85 for rouod lota. The beat me
dluma are bard to aell lo large lota at fl.W
Tbere contlnuea to bo an active export trade Io ap-
f lei.aud It promlie to ba quite brfak for aome week
o come, aa large quantltlea are coming la oa through
bill from tbe Weat and Canadt, Dealer are well
atocked and not diepoaed to bay except at low prlcea.
Total receipta at Bo i ton for the month of November
were 193,396 barrela agaloat 93,694 barrela lame month
laat year.
Strictly freab eggi are aelllog at 29 to 31 ceota per
doteo. All other klnda are dull and take a wide
range, aa to quality. Northern are aelllog moatly at
26 to 27 centa.
roUtoea are meeting with a pood trade at CO to 55
ceota for eaatern roae, tbe outalde for extra quality.
Tbe poultry trade cootlouea dull. Becelpla from the
weat are locreaalng and prlcea are tendlog down
ward. Choice weateru tnrkeye are aelllog at IS centa,
and 16 to IT cent la an extreme range for northern
cblckeoa, and fow la move alowly at 10 to 14 centa.
Refined angara are eaaler and lo moderate demand.
We quote cut loaf and cubea i 0i centa, powdered at
6 1-3 ceotp, granulated at t)4 centa and coffee cruibed
at 4 1-2 to fS' centa per pound, aa to quality,
BARBOTINE WARE
At CHENEY & CLAPP'S.