Montpelier Evening Argus from Montpelier, Vermont • 4

atta. TODAY'S MARKETS. GREAT Taplin's Corner Store No edition of the Evening Argus Will be published tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day. Quotations on Leading Stock on the new York ucuanse From report received by X. W.

Bailey ft Company, Mala street, Montpelier, TABLE LINEN. We have made special arrangements whereby we have ecured a splendid line of everything you would wish for in Table Linen. Come in and inspect it before purchasing elsewhere. Table Padding, 54 in. 50c OUR ANNUAL tit TiiirnniiTiTiTn 1 1 Hi IBlVlllli DINNER SETS and CROCKERY, CHINA and CLASSY ARE, At Special Prices for THANKSGIVING Consider the quality then the price.

BEGINS TUESDAY, NOV. 12th. D. S. WHEATLEY, BOO Yards BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, Open Close An.

Sng. IS3H 125 Atchison pr 101 101 Atchison tOH UK Glucose 89 U.S. Steel. 2H U. S.

Steel pfd 9X Wi No. American, Union Pacific, 10i ,104 Southern. Pacific, AmaL pfd. 80V 30ft Erie, 42J 42X Ont and 80 86X CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. December Wheat, 1 Tiii May Wheat.

75H 70 December Corn, OlX 68 May Corn. 64 64H December Oats, 48 423i May Oats, 429f Ribs, 8.15 8.35 In 2, 2 1-2 and 3 yard lengths, 59, 69, 89 and 95c. per yard, which is very much below real value. 65 Mala st.t Montpelier. TAPLIN CO.

Dining Room every dollar ought to bay about years ago. Bring your dollars here. Tables and Chairs You have wanted a dining room table for some time now is a good time to get one just before Thanksgiving. from also dining room chairs. We have something new in the line Of :5 TABERETTS come in and see them.

J0H0NN0TTS HALL. BLANCHARD OPERA HOUSE. PEC. 3rd. TUESDAY EVE.

Don't get the Pate Wrong. IL Ml 11 Concert. DEC. 3rd. The) tblrd and last pria.

of a Gold Watch will be given to the boy or girl who is under 21. that sell, the largest nnrnder of $1.00 ticket for the CLARY CONCERT, between now and Deo. 3rd. at 6 P. M.

Com. in and see the Watch at Wilder' Mb sic DIARIES for 19Q2 Fine Stationery, By the quire, pound or box, Artists' Materials, Drawing Instruments, Fountain Pens, inks. Paste, Muscilage, Office Novelties, Cames in Variety, Blank Books, Latest Books of Fic INVEST INTELLIGENTLY I Ton would not embark In commercial enter, priae wltboot Invettlg.tlug. Wall St. afford, the (reat eat opportunity for mea of moderate mesna to make money of any biuineM.

The small capitalist kas tfuat chanct with the large tn proportion to kit cask investment. If Incorrect, it is the only Snsi-ness in ike world permitting immediate change of one's investment. We have issued a cloth bound, il-lutrated 400 page "GUIDE TO ISVESTOR8." the stndy of which wfll post you thoroughly with th. Wall St. marketa and enable you to trade therein Intel ligeutly.

It enables any one to invest money, keep the principal intact and make tt pay an income. Write or call at any of our offleea for a free copy, elso 'DAILY MARKET LETTER," Haight lVFreese Eatabllahed 1890. MfflatnOfl9.ee, 53Bway N.T. STOCKS, BONOS, GRAIN, COTTON. 85 Stata Boston.

Detrrmlnfitc th rharapter an! flnanrfel leaponaibtlity of your Broker, I. a. importaat as the or right SLEDS WANTED All the boys tl ft and girls in Montpelier to come in and buy one of our sleds. It is time. Montpelier Bookstore, 15 State Street.

to; ALL LINEN We have a large assortment to select Overcoat Length. The long Overcoat is too long Jor the man who takes good brisk l-walhs, too much in the way for the man who walks much r- 77ie short or medium short Overcoat will cer' tainly hold its own for Winter wear, Butt both kinds for both men, all kinds for all men, are here. Black, Blue and Brown Kersey Overcoats $8 to $20. A. D.

FARWELL CO. All goods sold for cash. 8 TAILS. $1.49 and $2.98. $3.98 and $4.98.

length, with brush $99- 34,36, 38, $45.00 I HJ MARSTON'S. Everyone does. You feel as if twice as much as it did a couple of No field like this store for planting crop of values in return. Here are Agate Chambers, 21o. Toilet Paper, 6 for 85o.

Clothe Bars, file. Ladies' Dressing Sacqnea, 39e. fleeced Hose, lOe. 1 Clothe Lines, 8c. Lamps, fitted, 19o.

Lamp Chimneys, 6o. Lantern Globes, 5e Rasor Strops, lOo. Chalk Line, Wells Boyles A NEW LINE OF CARPET SWEEPERS. They are Artistic ar. I Ornamental.

Bail Bearing and easy to run. From 25c. to $4.00. fl "Invention hath no nobler aim that to lighten woman's labor." Wells Boyles 84 STATE Montpelier, Vt. HOW THINK A MINUTE! Canned Goods, Olives, Soups, Oils, Relishes.

Where shall I order my things for my dinner Thanksgiving I shall want Celery, Lettuce, Radishes, Cu cumbers and some other vegetables. Nice Malaga Grapes and some other Fruits, Florida Oranges, a few yellow Bananas, Mixed Nuts, and Dried and Candied Fruits. Blue Points on half shell and Oysters for stew. Cranberries for my turkey Oh, yes Salad Dressing and some Philadelphia Cream Cheese lor my Desert. I think that is all unless I have some nice kind of Fish.

I am going to give my order at 1 AS HE MAKES A 'SPECIALTY BUSINESS Of those things and does not carry them as a side issue. Send orders or come. PHONE sob NSON MARKET SO Laagdon Moatpalier, V. DECISIONS RENDERED. Case of E.

M. Sutton Was Remandad For Trial. Supreme court reconvened at 10 o'clock for the purposes of rendering decisions. Three respondents were on baud to hear the decisions in their cases. The docket was called shortly before noon and at 1:30 this afternoon the court beard the motion in State vs.

John f. Klnball. Orange county, to strike off the entries made, and permit the case to be argued in supreme court. In this case the respondent did not appear in supreme court when his case was called and the court waived the exceptions and ordered the bail of $3,000 forfeited. The respondent was -afterwards found at Randolph and arrested.

He was brought here yesterday on habeas corpus proceedings and the -motion made to Btrike oS the order of court that he be sent to the lower court for sentence. The case is for adultery. The case of State vs. E. M.

Sutton, former mayor of Burlington, for alleged defamation of the supreme court, was remanded. The exceptions were overruled and the indictment held sufficient. The case had gone before the court on demurrer by the respondent that the indictment was insufficient, the court holding that it was. In State vs. Frank A.

Fogg, Windsor county horse stealing case, exceptions overruled as to the main case and on peti tion for a new trial, verdict Bet aside and new trial granted. Those are the decisions: WASHINGTON COUNTT. A. B. Hutchins vs.

Barre Water com pany, assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for amount of tax and costs affirmed. Watson, read opinion. In re William Jennison, judgment that the relator was unlawfully restrained of his liberty, and ordered discharged from custody. This is the case of a Marshfleld man taken on a horse case, whose duty the deputy did not coesider it to be to take him to the place' of trial in Marsh-field.

He was confined in jail several weeks. State vs. K. M. Sutton, defamin court, exception of respondent overruled and judgment that indictment be held sum cient and cause remanded.

Judge Rowell delivered the opinion. The Washington county cases with the court are John Kelley vs. State of Ver; mont, H. E. H.

Hiokard vs. Kate Dana, ejectment. Metropolitan Life In surance Co. vs. John L.

Bacon, State treasurer, Alio Carrow vs. Barre Kail-road Edgar F. Smith vs. H. G.

Moore; Alex Findley vs. Union Mutual Fire Insurance 90., W. laird, assignee, vs. F. H.

Perry etal. BENNINGTON COUNTT. James Smith Woolen Machinery com' pany vs. John S. Holden, judgment reversed as to "picker" and affirmed as to the rest of the machinery, and remainder of the machinery ordered returned to the defendant and to recover costs in supreme court.

Rowell, delivered the opinion. Homer A. Lyons vs. Rutland Railroad company, judgment affirmed, the court holding that a railroad is not a public officer. Watson, delivered opinion David El well vs.

Norman Mattison, discontinued. j. State vs. Kate Lundergan, et al, liquor, decree affirmed and cause remanded. Judge Stafford read opinion.

State vs. Lucius Collins, et al. liquor, decree affirmed and cause remanded. LAMOILLE COUNTT. InreChauncey Warner's estate, settled, judgment rendered establishing the will, which is ordered to probate court without costs.

ORLEANS COUNTT. George H. Davis vs. W. H.

Blalsdell, motion for re-argument denied and de fendant to recover costs of motion, Row ell, delivering opinion. CALEDONIA COUNTT. Walter Russell vs. Mary Phelps, judg- STAG EYE PURE. PLEASANT PALATAB LE otD Direct from distiller to you.

Nothing better for medicine chest or side board. STAG WHISKEY stands pre-eminent. Trie finest Whis. key in the land. Shipped in plain box without marks to indicate contents.

Express prepaid on receipt of $3.00. Money refunded if not satisfactory. ExprcM banks, inerchante eterrwher We're In biMlneu years sn. our i (pods ere guaranteed. A trial will convince you E.

EISING COMPANY 47-49 Front Street. New York It. 1 n. 1 1 1 Style 39C. 45c.

79C. ment affirmed, opinion by Watson, 3. W. K. Owens vs.

George A. Hill, Judgment affirmed, r-- WINDSOR COUNTT. 5 W. L. Archer Co.

vs. Harriet A. Bos-worth, judgment affirmed. Luke Watris vs. William W.

TrendaU, judgment affirmed. Emma J. La wton vs. Town of Weath-ersfield; judgment affirmed. Charlotte Sargent, et vs.

Edna Bur-ion, et decree affirmed and cause remanded. 1 State vs. Frank A. Fogg, horse stealing, exceptions overruled as to main case, verdict set aside on petition and new trial granted, bail to be fixed In Windsor county. ORANGE COUNTT.

Jennie B. Smith vs. Frank Smith, judgment affirmed. Start, J. State vs.

Francis Buck, exceptions overruled and respondent remanded to custody of sheriff; WINDHAM COUNTT. John B. and Josiah Divoll vs. Oscar D.Olcutt judgment affirmed and ordered certified to probate court." Docket No. 76, judgment affirmed.

FRANKLIN COUNTT. E. D. Herrick vs. A.

W. Teachont, de cree affirmed and cause remanded with further time of redemption to be. fixed by court of chancery. J. N.

Jenne. et al. vs. New Enalond Sfagmltu, et al, misentry, State vs. Kezer, rum extract case," no error was found in the case, exceptions were overruled and execution of sentence ordered.

This was the case in which the question was left to the jury to say whether or not the extract had been sold for a beverage. The jury said it had. RUTLAND COUNTT. Estelle Sherwln vs. Rutland Railroad company; judgment -reversed and cause remanded.

William Wi Stickney, vs. Fred erick armenter; opinion by Judge Rowell that the debt was not discharged by the discharge bankruptcy, because the fund was held in a fiduciary capacity. The case is with court to judg ment, George Frank Hammond exr. vs. Charles Hitchcock et decree affirmed and cause remanded.

Proctor Trust company vs. S. decree affirmed and cause remanded. Arthur W. Xarbell, vs.

The Rutland Railroad company, judgment affirm ed and cause remanded, i iv COUNTT. Joseph F. Bunker vs. M. K.

Tucker, nonesuit. Alex. Tuffi vs. Anjelo Ralli, Guiglio Ralli, judgment affirmed. All other cases not reported are either continued or still with the court.

MOSTfELlER AND The shoe stores are to be open this even ing and will close all day tomorrow. Charles Adams, of Concord, N. is in the city to spend Thanksgiving at his home. There is to be a special meeting of St. Michael's cadets this evening at 7:80 o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Brlggs have gone to Boston to spend Thanksgiving, expect' ing to return on Saturday. Edward Dodge, of this city, and Thomas Mcintosh, of Barre, are to spend Thanks giving in WoodsvlUe, N.

H. Engineer George Bagley has been taking Jack McHugo's place on the Barre rail road 'during the absence of the latter. W. D. Granfield went to Boston yesterday on a visit.

He intends visiting several places in New Hampshire before re J. Mb A. D. Farwell left town last night for New York where he will make a short stay. He expects to return the coming Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Perrin and Miss Mabel Martin left this af ternopn for Wbttefield, N. where they will make a short visit.

Among the arrivals In town last night and today including the attorneys attend ing supreme court were George H. Root, Burlington; Harry Blodgett, St. Johns- bury; John Young, Newport; David S. Conant, Bradford; A. A.

Hall, St. Albans; Gov. W. W. Stickney, Ludlow; J.

K. Darling, Chelsea; Charles P. Tarbell, South Rovalton; Gilbert H. Davis, Wind sor; Everett Forsyth, Topsham; W. E.

Ranger, Johnson; V. A. Bullard, E. Sutton, Burlington. The advance sale of seats for the Clary concert will go on sale at Buswell's book store Wednesday morning, November 37, at 9 A.

m. Prices, 75o and tl.00, balcony, 50c. There Is to be a large bouse so get your seats early. 23-30 Advertisers of the Evening Abgub do not buy gold bricks. Circulation books press room reports and press and mailing rooms always open tor investigation.

LET US DO YOUR INSURANCE and we care not who makes your will. If we do your insurance, you can take your time to make money, as everything will De nxea right ana a win unnecessary. Nat'l Life Ins. Co. of Vermont.

S. Ballard, General Agent, New Langdon olocK Montpelier. Thanksgiving Dinner At the Field Restauran From I to 3 O'clock P.M. 50c. Consomme am tetumea Uel.ry Uearta Mock Turtle (Ju.en Olivea Kenn.beo Salmon Steak, Hollondalae Sane.

MnnMiallnr Chow Chow Borlbntr' Prims Ham, Champagne Sano Prime Rlba of Bf an Leu of Southdown Mutton, Mint 8ano Young Vermont Turkey, Sane Ureaalng Cranberry Seuoe rhlnkAfi PlA. Am.rloa. Stria Uakul H.n.nwl with VnrmtnfffliLl. fThMKIT Belgeet Souffle la Vainlle Pnintrwia'. Rnkffrt Skaac Ronn'd Boiled Ouloua, Butter Sauce Buooounh -j Stewee XooMMoea wk i Cabbase Potato Salad v.

Koman Punch Hau.oh of Venlaon, drape Jelly irnsiiah Plum Bra.dr Sauce Caramel Ice Cream Aaaorted Cake Wine Jelly Charlotte Kune Annie Pumpkin Hlnce Pie Annlea Brapea fif1 Coffee Milk NewClder Craekera Amerloan and Cream Cheats tion. We issue a catalogue each month giving a descriptive list of books publishd the previous month, as well as an announcement of new books tobe issued. This catalogue ur-nished free on application by mail or at our store. If you want tho-largest lino to select from In above goods, the place to get them is at Buswell's Bookstore, 32 State Montpelier, Vt. To reach Evening Argus readers an EvENrao Abous advertisement is impera- .1 L.

nn nUM tn fk. VtHinit.V fin. dollars if you expect to get a bi a few of them i -i. Window Shades, 25o. Extraota estra quality, lOc.

Blueing, larga bottle, 8e. Ammonia, large bottle, lOo. Flat handles, 6e. Coal Hods, 15, 19, and 5o. Boys and Men's Cape 10c.

Umbrellas, 390. Slop Pails, 34. Mop Sticks, 60. Wash Tabs, 69o. a Week 3 And then THANKSGIVING Visit Our China Department Now is the time to match your tea or dinner seta or buy a new one.

We are making a special offer in this department and have added a whole lot of new things come in and inspect them. We have everything from carving set to a finger bowl. Marvin Shertmrne 40 42 Main St. U77-tf. A LITTLE early to talk about them bu we have an excellent line of Carbon prints (dogs and cats) xery popular.

New Moulding and Picture Framing Our line now is nearly complete. Come in and examine. We do framing and will make' the prices right. J. E.

LELAND, 34 MAIN STREET. THE NEW FUR STORE! Everything in Furs. A. Spiro. 31 State Montpelier, Vt.

ana" modeling of Furs a Specialty. Up-to lHt merchants who sell up-to-date Hoods are ailvertisluR their good, in the Evening Akgus. This is a point to remember. windows should be made secure. Storm Windows.

Storm Doors. Only Temple-IVicCuen Co. CLASSIFIED NOTICBa. Lost. Found.

Wanted. To Let, For Sale, notice not exceeding 4 Mnet, US cad lor nm tttsei turn ana iu cents jor earn tubsdjuent insertion. PARLOIt STOVE FOR SALE Nearlv new; big bargain. Inquire at 64 fetate opp. Court houKe." 24tt ITiin.bl Vl.

III.1 r. for boy-r-five years old. Apply 124 State sireeb. -v -u. I GRANITE OUARRY WANTED, with or without) plant.

Uive asking price and full particulars. Address Or. O.Box 783, Syracuse, x. ao-du Wanted At once a KITCHEN GIRL at the Ked Lion Inn, Randolph, Vt. 84tf blacksmitb'a tools, practically new.

Also nice parlor stove (coal burner) and pipe. Must be sold quick. Inquire of Abbott The bread cart run by C. H. Cross Son will be taken oil baturtay.

JNoveuiber ao. and all orders lor breau, crackers and cake left at the bakery during the day will be delivered alter o'clock In the at' ternoon. U4-25 Wahtkd Porter, an all-round man and not afraid of work, bteadv employ ment to right party. Must have good recommendations. Red juon lnu, lutn- dolph, Vt.

24 tt For Sale. A small slse parlor stove. new bricks this season, Ir'rice, (4. Also One second hand babv carriaae. line condi tion, lo.

red ward, tw college street. sati PAPER -NAPKINS. Choice assort ment at the Argus and patriot store, lit I Wanted at once a teacher for a district school near Montpelier. Address H. A.

ritch, Montpelier, vt. U4 Vt Wanted. A position to do chores, In return for board, by a young man attending school. Inquire at this office. 22-86 The' Setruin dancing class commences Tuesday evening, Nov.

and the batur-day afternoon and evemug classes Nov, 80. i 21-26 uiim icau, iiutm wnvivua nuanvm, your birthstone sent iree. bend birthday, 111,.,...... i i wuib, ifiinuto uvivowpo uiainu, uuitn, 806 Uulton, Brooklyn, N. Y.

21 26. Wl Wast people to know we have se cured the Knock-A-Bout shoes for boys, unequalled in value, perfect in fit. Little gents' siaea, C1.25, youth' sise, 1150, boys' 12. M. buepard Uo.

TO Rh-NT-TWO TENEMENTS in GleasoB block. Elm St. Apply at Kivsr-side. Wlf Wastkd. farm laborers to look over our leggins and rubbers for winter.

We sell tor sash and pur prices are very low. a. M. snepard jo. 1 If yon want the best rubber boots bny for cash at B.

M. Sbepard and get the bite Brand Kutiiwr. Wahted. Every lady in town to call on Mrs. J.

K. Almon, 44 Barre street, who represents isteveus Brothers, of Chicago, dealers in ready mtde suits, coats, waists, eta. It will be tor your own interest to examine the line before buying else where. 8ti HOUSE TO RENT. Apply to Sibley Kemp.

S4tf For your own Interest, and before buying your coal for another winter, call on F. W. Morse. He handles the best of everything in the coal line. 168t( A clance over the advertising columns of the Evening Abous will tell one who are the successful and progressive mer chants of the city.

WANT'EO AWLM'S evty wiiw to car- "fcuity" Aoculcnl entire fj new and origiiwl mtii tiuscrtmpeni ft cotn but feeevfi, per ttnuam, pjivAtJle ffisa-d to cluw wd all occupat onB luxwpLeTd pret'erred rteksi Fy tuuKlsoine permomut ren waJ commlMloD tuul no expor.en3 fiecewutry to sell tiiem, Adarc4 Nv noHAte AfxTiDrNT HifTT. SiiO BroadrTayT New Torfc. Fisk Robinson BANKERS Government Bonds and other Investment Securities Members New Tort Stock Exchange, NASSAU STREET 40 STATeSTR'ET NEW YORK BOSTON Fresh Lot" of Walnuts And Nuts of all Kinds JUST RECEIVED. If there is anything else you want in the Grocery Line for Thanksgiv. ing let us know.

Fresh Oysters every day. CALLAHAN AVERY, IS MAIN STREET, DR. H. A. STEWART, the speclsliet st Union House, tells a jieraouB1 ailment, aks JaO questions and succeetitully trwtte every form 01 chronic dlaea.eln both sexes.

People af-Dieted with any obatinatv, lingering (III' ease, or vuffurluK from the action of a com-plloation of dlBae, sud seeking to re- ain their health may find It greatly to heir lusting benellt to avail themaelvei of the Examination end treatment of Ir. btewart, the oll ekllliul prautltloser who has reatored tneeaande to permanent health. Office, No, 4, Union Honee, Montpelier. Office Hours lu to If ltoSPfM. coniultatlon Tree.

SMtf Fashionable Fursat Popular Prices Special Vialues for a Few Days' Selling. CLUSTER SCARFS, From Electric Seal at From Sable and Martin, Sable and Isabella Fpx Scarfs, full and claws, at ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS. 32 to 30 inches long, from $18.98 up to $75.00. Plain and Fur Trimmed with Mink, Sable, Martin, Beaver and Persian Lamb. theKvK.MNa AKGCSin the extent of its Circulation books and press room open fclways to adver-tisers, wbohe business is not solicited on false basis, but who are given real value for their expenditure.

SEASONABLE SPECIALTIES. Large Breakfast Prunes, Washed Figs, Full-head Rice, New Nuts, Layer Raisins, Malaga Grapes, Leghorn Citron, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel, CHEESE. Imported and Domestic. A FINE LINE OF FANCY OLIVES. mi I i innl I CH.Ferrin, DEALER IN FANCY.

GROCERIES. 48 STATE ST. 56-incb Near Seal, full backcpa.ts, v. capes. 30 to 36 inches long, made from Near Seal, Astrakan, Wool Seal and Electric Seal, from to $65.

ft 25 full length Oxford Raglans, plain and tight fitting Value, $15.00, at $9.98. Children's Reefers and Long Coats, made from heavy Kersey, $3.98 and $4.98. 75 Ladies' Suits to close, at r-3 discount from regular All new goods. 10 dozen French Flannel Waists, (bought to sell at $300 each colors rod, blue, castor, green and gray. Made plain and fancy trimmed.

'0 arr've' Dtessi been essing delivered to us lour weeks ago, We shall close them at $1.98. Jackets, Kimonas. We ghow in these goods. Snow and Cold Weather should have extra values mil mand for wi 1 nave Jr 1 ut j'ust Sfi ilJ. Wrappers, these Underwear and Hosiery.

S. BROPHY CO, WARM GARMENTS FOR COLD WEATHER. Wrappers Floss Flannelette and Fleeced lined new lot just opened up, all desirable' patterns throughly well made. Sizes 33 to 46. Best values $1.00, $1.25, Ladies' Knit Underwear departments we are ready to meet the de Hi Are reminders that the doors and You Need good goods.

UNION SUITS, extra fleece, sizes 4 to 6, lor ladies, only one case. Val-ue 75 at 48 each suit." Vests and Pants fine quality Combed yarn extra heavy fleeced 25C Weather Strips. New Class in Some of the Windows. Two Cases Extra Fleece Jersey Ribbed Vests and Punts, 75c. Ladies Wool Vests and Pants White, Grey and Scarlet all sizes $, 00, Ladies' Union Suits 50 dozen Royal Stainless Fleece Lined Hose.

Regular value 19c, now a vv ynn vrni to-vw jv. pair Jor25c-- -t -i-r- Winter weight, Oneita Boys' and Misses Vests and Pants White, Grey andFleeced lined, best value in the city 25c T. S. BROPHY 18 STATE STREET. Temple-McCuen Co.

ABBOTT Sc BAILEY'S hardware: store. M.f HEAD OFilTATE STREET, MOKTPEUIR, VT-.