Rutland Daily Herald du lieu suivant : Rutland, Vermont • 4

TJT THE RUTLAND DAILY HERALD AND GLOBE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1880, IsUroadt. gtttUtd Irrild lid lobr. FRIDAY, OCTTOBIR 8, 188a Coffee Coffee Coffee G. V. S.

Quackenbush lion of Mr. Edgar waa truly a great Im personation floor plooe of acting than haa Imon witnessed in Kuland for many year. It wan a powerful picturo of- the OIL. AHU080H CANAL CO Commencing Wednesday, July 14, 18HU, trains wilt leave Union Depot, kutlond, an follows, Sundays excepted 40UTII, VIA WHITEHALL AND SARATOGA 6 95 III EXPKEB8, stopping at all sla-ttF 4 in Uolult inlves iVheneciady U.A) a. Troy ilso a Albany Arrival tad Thportirt Train.

trains akhivs it ictuna from Hallow Fall, 7.114, a too tail) and ft. 40 p. m. imnunfionjti.ux "i.ilft, a. I of the ac.

I ing company wan exceedingly gixKl. Mr. A on nA 50 a A Ail greal Cardinal In hi old ago, amid the cares of atnto and tho conspiracies court a picture that belougt to the go -at The support too 4.40 Bennington, McCormack and Mr. South 9.40 S. m.

ARATOUA KXFKEHB. TROY, N. Another Invoice of that Celebrated Cafe des Gourmeti 1 tlaa Ml Salem, 'no.) a 14.46 and D. 10 p. m.

I1AVK JUST OPENED 1.30pm 4 00 III topping at all stations. 1,1 Arrives at Schenectady 7.00 p. Troy atS p. bl, Albany aSo ta at Schenectady newest; Lh sternal Albany wli TOXINS 1.RAV1 SUTLAND. Tor Bellows Kalla 00 1.90 and 14.40 p.

in. Burlington, a (every morning ex-ivpt Monday morning), 7.40a 106 and 4.40 p. in. noondcroga, 00 p. via O.

V. K. 00 a m. and a so p. via H.

A a K. It a m. and 1.30, 1116 and Bennington, 6. a Mauprat, anl a Haradas, were excellent, while Mow Hamblin made un exceptionally gixxl Julio de Mortimer. The oulire representation waa superior to any theatrical lierfomiance ever given in the town hall and those of our citizeua who appreciate excellence in tho histrionic art can but re gret their failure to see it.

It is seldom very seldom- that Rutland ieople have an opportunity of witnessing, at home such a splendid representation as Unit of Mr. Edgar in the character of Cardinal Due de Rlrhelieu. THK BE8T COFFEE IN THE WORLD. puns Ktoaaitfd Java (Coffee. Rio It.

prime Raw ft. 40 p. m. Saratoga, 6.00 a 1160 and 1) m. Salem, 5.44 and 1 140 and 14.06 p.m.

Mall train. IMlied. 5.000 5.000 2.000 8,000 2,000 night express for Binghamton and tho West, with ruUrnan palace sleeping car attached. SOUTH, VIA RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON DIVISION. 6 9T ft III PASSENGER, rarrtvea Eagle .60 li III Bridge aoo a.

Troy 9.40 a. Albany 9.60 a. New York A 46 p. m. Ill 40 ft in H'11.

stopping at all 1,1 Uons on R. U. branch, arrive Eagle Bridge 00 p. Troy 7. p.

Albany 7.60 p. m. 40fi III IXKI, stops at all HtaUons, "tf III arrivesat Salem 7.15p.m. The 5.36 and 10.40 a. m.

trains make clous Connection at, Eagle Bridge with II. A W. My for Albany and Troy, via Moehanlo-vffie. FOR IT. HENRY.

PLATTSBURGH, AND POINTS ON CHAMPLAIN DIVISION. VIA WHITEHALL. FL Qri ,1 III MAIL, arrive Wt)tehall 96 la 111 a. m. loaves Whitehall a m.

loaves Whitehall 7.00 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from drape Cream Tartar. No other preparation makes such light, flaky not, bread or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by dyspeptics without fear of the Ills resulting from heavy, Indigestible food. Bold only In cans, by all Grocer kovii.

MiEiNU Po wires New Yoik. W.B.MUSSEY. Loral Weather Report. Tiu iuuav, Oct. It.

--At 7 a. 48 above; 2 p. (10 above; 8 p. 4.1 atniTC by the thermometer at A. W.

Higgins pharmacy, Bale House lihx-k. 1H)KK Huiland, have tor aale the heel and safest luvmunent a-curUea HIITLAND (OI NTV 4 01 HT. Me pi ember term, 1886. JUST RECEIVED, 50 cases of Lunch Box Coffel A Ixiautlful Lunch Box given away with each Kuud of Hpeeial Priei4i to the Trade! NEW STYLES Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Comprising all the leading NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON St'OH 'AS Elegant New Plaids, Mouchoiri, or Hdkf Dress Goods, Momies, Armures, Polka Dots, Reps, French Cords, Camels Hairs, Cashmeres in all Colors, Ac. Also, large line of Ixiw Priced English and American FALL DRESS GOODS in every conceivable color, and many New Style never before introduced.

Our asAortmeiit of BLACK BRASS BOOBS Tho hour ltaving arrivod for a Joint Assembly to hoar tho rexrt of the joint canvassing committee, the Senate ap-ixared iu the hall of the House of Representatives. JOINT ASSEMBLY. The Joint Assembly was called to order liy Ilia Honor, Ehcn P. Colton, Lieutenant Governor, in the chair, Hon. Gcorgo Nichols, secretary of State, clerk.

The clerk then read the report as follows To the Joint AuevMy note in teuton The Joint canvaasingcommittee appoiutod to canvass tho votes for Governor, Lieutenant-Governor and Treasurer resxx't-fully rexrt That they have attended to the duties of their trust, and 11ml the whole number if votes cast to have lieen For Governor 70,684 Necessary for a choice 85,843 Of which Roswell Faruhain has 47,848 Edward J. Phelps has 21,245 Madisou O. Heath has 1,578 Scattering 18 Majority for Farnham 25,012, and, according to the constitutional provisions, we hereby declare Roswell Fnruhani.who received the major part of the voles, to be Governor of the State of Vermont for the two years next ensuing. For Lieutenant-Governor 70,820 Necessary for a choice 85,81 1 Of which John Barstow has 47,880 Geo. W.

Gales has .21,177 (. F. Clough haa 1,580 Scattering A Majority for John L. Barstow 25,100, ami agreablv to the constitutional provisions, we hereby declare John L. Iinr-stow, ho received the major part of the votes, to lie Lieutenant-Governor of the State of Vermont for the two years next ensuing.

For treasurer 70,807 Necessary for a choice 35,334 Of which John A. Pago has ..47,004 James H. Williams has 21,177 Samuel H. Soule has 1,583 Scattering 3 Majority for John A .25,141 And agreeably to constitutional provisions we hereby declare John A. Page, who received the major part of the votes, to be treasurer of the State of Vermont for the two years next ensuing, All of which is respectfully submitted.

Fkkd. G. Field, Chairman joint canvassing com. Montpelier, Oct. 7, A.

1880. The chair appointed the following gentlemen as a committee to inform the governor-elect of hi election, and that the joint assembly was ready to receive any communication that he might wish to make; Senator Dillingham of YVash-ngton, Mr. Dartt of Wealhersfleld, Mr. age of Rutland, and Mr. Smith of Mobkton, were tee.

The committee appeared soon after escorting the governor and governor-elect, and the oath of office was then administered by the Hon. T. I. Redfield, one of the judges of the Supreme Court Governor Farnham then delivered hi message, which will be found elsewhere, after which the joiut assembly was dissolved and the House adjourned. I Am All Played Out, laint.

If you feci so, appointed such commit-1 common com. I Imve Just added to my stock, E. Keyes Platteburgh, p.m. ill MONTREAL EX PRESS, arrives I. tU III Whitehall 2.90 p.

leaves Whitehall 4.33 p. arrives Crown Point 5.4. p. Port Henry oe p. Plattsburgh 00 p.

KouseB Point 9.10 p. st. Johns 9.66 p. Montreal 11.00 p. m.

FMOM ALBANY, VIA SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION, For the West and Southwest I 7 A M. r. M. r. m.

r. s. 30 30 90 6.00 Nos. 1, 8 anil 6, expret trains for Binghamton No. 7, accommodation lor OobleslcllL Nots Train No.

5 has Pullman Bleeping oar attached for the Weet. Through Ticket may be procured at Hie Companys Ticket Office, Union Depot, Rutland, and at all principal Htatloua. C. F. YOUNG, Gen'l Manager.

JosirH Anuili, General PaMxengcr and Ticket Aeenl. Chas. P. Harris Manufacturing C) Persons desiring strictly pure uud unadulterated Nplces should try them. After one trial you will use no others.

FURNACE 8T RUTLAND, VT. Lumber, Doors, Hash, Blinds, Nails, Chairs, Sawed. WOOD YARD. ASH, BLACK Ac. SHOT PEPPER, JAMAICA GINGER, JAVA CASSIA, PEOILES Shavings with each load.

('HAS. P. HARRIS MP'U CO. CAWING, PLANINOr TURNING, 'Matching, Ac. See other advertise KXTItA OKSt INK MUSTAHD, PENANG MACK, SAdK.

LAlidK IIKOW.N NUTMEGS. ments. was never more complete, including all the New Wool and Silk and Wool For-as Winter Momie Armures, Invisible Plaids, Chudda Cloths, Camels Hairs, French Serges, Ac. Also, the Best Henrietta Cloths and Courtaulds English tlt AS. P.

It ARRIS MKG CO. NO. 11 MERCHANTS ROW. Building castings, lndow Weights, Ac PINE, YALN Ilass Wood, Birch, Maple, Ac. CHAS.

1. HARRIS MF'G I Doors, sash, "bunds, mou sl c. See other fWlvertlHomenti; PHA8. P. IIAKHIH K'U (I House, store, (jiiurch, aud School Wood Finish.

CHAS. P. HARRIS MFG 1 A HI NET WORK, BOOK CA8 VA School Seats, Pulpits Ac. C'llAS. P.

HARRIS MFG I NANE SEAT CHAIRS. Various! terns, lowest prices. CHAS. HARRIS MK'tl Nails, nails of saw-pl Discount lo dealers. HAS.

P. HA IHUS MFO all kinds CHAS. P. HARRIS M'F'G CO. Bennington RAILWAY.

-On and after Monday, May 94th, trains will run as follows (Sundays excepted) for Manchester, Bennington, Troy Albany and New York. MAIL TRAIN 4 a connecting at Bennington with tralna for Iebanon Springs, Chatham and New Y'ork, via Harlem railroad. At Hooaac Junction with trains for North Adams, Hoonac Tunnel and Greenfield. At Troy with trains for Albany and New York, via Hudson River R. R.

EXPRESS 1.30 p.m., for Manchester, Bennington, Troy, Albany and New York. MIXED p. lor Wallingford, Manchester and Bennington. EXPRESS 9.40 p. with sleeping car, for Manchester, Bennington, Troy, Albany and New York.

Through ticket may be procured at Ockot office, Union Depot F. C. WHITE, Supt Rutland, Vt, May 22, 1S80. BlacKaiilJIfllrOlilsSiS We haT(, just from New york ODR FALL STOCK from our large stock. Wc also liave uow New Fall Carpets, Oil Goods, Silks, I U1IINOLE8, LATH, CLAPBOARDS, kj Cedar Posts, Pickets, Flooring, Ac.

HAS. P. II ARRIS M'FG CO. Building papers, glass, Nalls, Ac. See other advertisements.

CHAS. P. HARRIS MF'Q CO. purchase surs by selecting open full lines of Cloths, Upholstery Velvets, Fringes, Hosiery, Cloths, Cloakings, Plain su'd Fancy Flannels, Blankets, Housekeeping Linens and Cottons, Prints, and everything to be found in a FIRST-CLASS Dry Goods and Carpel House. The Largest in the City.

Orders by mail will receive careful tention. Hou. Jonathan Hosa, Chief Judge llou. Martin C. Hick, Aaaistaut Hou.

Dakibi. W. Taylok, Judges. Hinny II. Smith, Clerk.

I'hos. C. Robbins, Deputy Clerk. Ggo. E.

I whence, State's Attorney. Dan. I. 1eabout, High Slmriff. Thursday, Oct.

7. State vs. A. 1. Andrews: chapter pica, guilty of sell, iug lag beer at eight different time and filed objections to thecourt liux)lng any sentence objection overruled and fine imposed exceptions filed and sentence respited.

State vs. Wm. Jackson, who was brought into court and seutcuced to 80 days iu the House of Correction, to pay I lie costs ami stand committed until sentence be complied ith. In the case of Michael Coffee, who had forfeited his bonds, and on a motion to chancer, the bond was chancered to 100. State vs.

Clark Smith heard on a motion to chauccr bond motion dismissed. The bond of L. Collins was chancered lo $125. in Hie case of C. C.

Knight, the motion lo chancer was dismissed. In the case of James Hayes, the bond was chancered to the amount of fine and costa, to be ascertained. Sarah Blacknier Alon Blarkmer divorce; bill granted for wilful desertion. Warren Chaffee Fanny Chaffee divorce bill granted far wilful desertion. Reutx'n I).

Chase vs. Lydia L. Chase divorce bill dismissed. Geo. P.

Creaser James Darcy assumpsit judgment for plaintiff damages $246.50. Emma Fillmore vs. Wm. II. Fillmore; divorce bill granted for intolerable severity petitioner may resume her maid-eu name.

State vH. H. Woolley, appellant motion to chancer txiud overruled. Court convenes at 9 a m. ratted States Coart.

Hon. Hott H. Wnxn.xa, Judge. B. B.

Smallit, Clerk. OsoBOt E. Johnson. Deputy Clerk. Jas.

8. Pact, Ass't U.8. Dist. Attorney. W.

Hknky, Marshall. N. 9. Stabns, Crier. Thursday.

Oct. 7. The case, Brownell vs. Troy and Boston railroad, was given to the Jury at five o'clock, who, fifteen minutes afterward, returned a verdict that the defendant was guilty in the manner alleged in declaration of plaintiff, and that the plaintiff recover damages in the sum of $1,900.50. A discharge in bankruptcy was given in the case Lemuel P.

Foster of Royal-ton. The court was then adjourned to 2 o'clock p. November 18. ENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD LRlaUllvt Note. Governor Redfield Proctors valcdtc lory message, delivered yesterday, is an able one, and was well received by the Legislature.

It as delivered iu a fine adding effect the substance of the document. Oliu Merrill of Euosburgh has lx-eu re appointed secoud assistant elerk of the House by Clerk Newell. Gov. Farnhatu and ex-Gov. Proctor, with staff aud the Stale officers, were escorted lo the State house by the First regiment.

Mr. L. H. Thurber of Bradford has been appointed secretary of civil aud military affairs by Governor Fanihaui. The following are the name of Governor Faroham staff Major George T.

Child St. Albans, chief William R. Rowell, North Troy Horace J. Brooks, Burlington Milton K. Paine, Windsor Ely Goddard, Ely Olin Scott.

Ren nington. The oath of office was administered to Govemor-clect Farnham by Judge Red -field in a very impressive manner. I.rglalatarr of Vermont. SINATE. TltrKSDAT, Oct.

7, 1880. The Senate was called to order by Lieutenant-Governor Colton. Devotional exercise by the chaplain, Rev. Edwin Wheclook. Journal of yesterday read and approved.

The oath was administered to the joint canvassing committee. On motion of Senator Peck, the Senate proceeded to the election of president, pro Om. Senator Henry nominated and Senator Cook seconded the nomination of Senator Gleed. Senator Safford nominated Senator Dana, seconded by Senator North. Tbe result of the ballot was as follows Whole number of votes 28 Necessary to a choice 15 Senator Gleed had 15 Senator Dana had 11 Senator Dillingham had 2 Senator Gleed was elected and received the oath of office, and, on taking the chair, expressed briefly his thanks for the honor conferred upon him.

The Senate repaired to the House of Representative to listen to the message of the retiring Executive, Governor Proctor. At noon the Senate reconvened, and adjourned without further business. HOrSK FORENOON. Reading of Scripture and prayer bv the chaplain. Journal of yesterday read and approved.

The speaker appointed Messrs. Hooker of Brattleboro and Scranton of Vergen-nes as a committee to wait on the Gov-ernor and inform him that the House was organized and ready for business. Resolution By Mr. Smith of Plain-field, that the speaker be instructed, in his nomination lo the House of members of the Judiciary committee, not to select thorn exclusively from any one profession or occupation. Mr.

Smith supported the resolution by remarks. Mr. Howe of Ludlow, Mr. Goodwin of Hartlaod and Mr. Fletcher of Cavendish, opposed the same.

On being put to the House, the resolution was iost. A message from the Senate by Mr. Brownell, secretary, announcing the appointment of a committee on the part of the Senate to canvass votes for State officers, and requesting the concurrence of the House in a joint resolution providing for a joint assembly. A message from His Excellency the Governor, by Mr. Stimson, Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs, that the Governor would deliver a valedictory message in joint assembly at such hour this forenoon as the two houses may fix Resolution By Mr.

Scranton of gennes, that the two houses meet iu joint assembly at 10.45 this forenoon to hear the valedictory message of the Governor adopted on the part of the House. $2.00 HEAVY KIP BOOT DOUBLE hole and tap, F. W. WATKINS, THE BLUE STOR! Merchants Row. get a package of Kidney-Wort and take ami you will at once feel its tonic pow-It renews the healthy action of the kidneys, bowels and liver, and thus rc-stores'lbc natural life and strength to linear)- liody.

It tan now be hid in either dry or liquid form, and in either way is always prompt and efficient in action. New Bedford Standard. G. V. S.

Quackenbush Cor. Broadway and Third TROY. N. Y. of goods, which we shall sell for CASH at rices lower than ever before offered.

Wc ave enlarged our store, and have. a larger slock than wc have ever offered. THE LARGEST LINE OF RIBBONS IM RUTLAND. A Nice NIork of I.acc In Spanish, Laugucdoc, Point dAlenoon, aud English and French Thread. SPANISH, BRETON AND INDIA MULL FICHUS.

WE AKI 1IKADQCAKTKRS FOR HANDKERCHIEFS In Plain and Fancy Borders. Fringes, Passementeries and Ornaments, A large line. Ladies1 and Childrens Worsted Goods In Hoods, Sacks, Mittens aud Gloves, Shetland Shawls, Worsteds, Saxony ami Germantown Yams in good variety. Canvases, Felts and a very desirable line of Worsted Woritin slippers, slipper cases, foot rests the Kensington work. Jewelry iu Whitby, Jets in necklaces, bracelets, Ac.

Japanese Ware in brackets, plates, crumb brushes a nice assortment of Fancy baskets. Ladles and children's Underwear lo cotton and woolen. Ladies' tins Merino Union Suits. A new lot of Kelt Hats with Keatbers and I Flowers to suit We Invite all to call aDd sxamlne our goods, also our Improvements tn the more. II.

D. NTEVENS, 19 Yloreliaiils Row. Bl'MItEM NOTICKS. I have Just received from Boston and New York 500 empty liquor harrel for cider. Call and see them.

F. Fenn. Paints! Paints! CANE SEAT CHAIR Oysters, Cigars and Ice Cream. Mrs. O.

W. Currier would give notice that she will liegin today to serve, at her restauranton Center street, oysters cooked in every style. She will also keep cigars and confectionery. Ice cream furnished all winter. On and after Monday, Oct- 4, trains run as follows sorso i xsr Leave Rutland at 8.00 1.30 and 3.30 p.

m. PA88ENGKH Leave Rutland at 00 a. m. for Bellows Falls, Bdston, Springfield, Ac. MIXED TRAIN Loaves Tlconderoga at 90 a.

Leicester Junction 80, Brandon 9 oo, arrive In Rutland at 190 a. m. MIXED TRAIN Leaves Burlington at 7.86 A arrives Rutland l.lOp. in. MAIL with Drawing Room oar, leaves Montreal at7.15a Montpelier at 60 Burlington at 11.12 arriving In Rutland at 1.26 p.

m. Leave Rutland at 1.80 p. for Boston, Sprtngtlald, New London and New York. MIXED TRAIN Leaves Rutland at 30 p. for Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leaves Montpelier atAMp. Burlington at 5.37 p. arriving In Rutland at 26 p. m. NIGHT EXPRESS From Ogdensburg, Montreal, 8t- Albans and Burlington, arrives in Rutland at 9.40 p.

m. OOIKO NORTH. Leave Rutland at 4.06 and 7.40 a 2.06, 4.40 and 00n. m. NIGHT KXTRK88 From New York.

Leaves Rutland at 4.05 a for Burlington, Mont-oeller. 8t Albans and MontreaL ACCOM MODATION-Leaves Bellows Falls its 90a Rutland at 7.40 a arriving tn turltngton at lu.15 a m. aDd Monlpeiterat 11 66 a m. EXPRESS MAIL From New London, tpringneld Boston, Bellows Falls and Bennington. Leaves Rutland at 2.C6 Burlington, St.

Albans, Montpelier, Jgdonsburg and the west-MIXKD TRAIN Leaves Rutland at 00 p. n. ror Leicester Junction and Tlconderoga. NEW YOltK EXPRESS With Drawing Room car through to Montreal, leaves Rutland at 4.40 p. m.

for Burlington, 8L Alban Montreal, Montpelier, Ac. MIXED TRAIN Leaves Bellows Falls 45 p. arriving tn Rutland at 10 p. m. PASSKNUKK-Leavefi Bellows Falls at 7.: p.

arriving tn Rutland at 9.40 p. m. Trains leave Burlington going east, for Montpelier, at 7.30, 10.15a 40 and 9. 45 p.m Trains leave Bellows Falls going north, for While River Junction, at 7.55 a 12.00 7.10 and 11.15 p. in.

BT'Sleeptng care are attached to night trains between Montreal and New York. J. W. HOBART, ocn. Supt.

St. Albans, Vt.Oct 2, 1880. TO At E. C. LEWIS DEALERS LOWEST PRICES.

BEST OF W0R1 Can bo found AH colors dry, All colors ground in oil, Pure Atlantic Lead, Pure Liuseed Oil, Pure French Zinc, Coach Painters Material, Artists' Material. Vt. NIutual First Ins. Co. All of the assessment receipts of this company for the town of Rutland have been placed in my hand for collection.

I havo the official receipts of the treasurer, and whenever a party pays his assessment he will receive the receipt lie- I fore he leaves the office. This will prevent any liability or chance of being called upon twice to pay. All persons residing in this town who I are insured in the company are requested to call at iny office, opposite the depot, for their receipts. oct4dlw M. J.

Franoisoo. Chas. Harris Manufacturing Cj FURNACE 8TREET, RUTLAND, VT. WM. H.

HODGE, Supt. Chair Depr. J. A. F.

HUTCHINSON, Carpenters and Builders. attended to. Jobbing Merchant! BeplOdlf ASBESTOS STK.UUIOtt'8, afhine Work, I have just received gsods for fall and winter wear. I will sell the same at reduced prices. P.

Faqan, Merchant Tailor, 15 Merchants Row. A. Novak, Cutter. BOSTON STAR BRAND PURE WHITE LEAD, Manufactured by BOSTON LX) AD IWFMJ CO. For sale by DUNN A UKAJITON, RUTLAND, VT.

New York Enamel, READY MIXED PAINTS. EDISONS jyjANSFIELD STIMSON. FOUNDRY, AN MACHINE WORKS, UAXUFXOTUHIHS or MACHINERY FOR MARBLE AND SLATE MILLS. Der- Kn- tanks, Shafting, Pulley Gearing, etc. JCAR WHEELS ANI) H.

R. CASTINGS, Trip Hammers and Fork Machinery, circular Saw Mills, Water Wheels, Corn Crackers, etc. ALSO, Agents for Judsons Governor, and dealers In iron, steel, Flics, Flpe Fittings, Belting, Packing, Cotton Waste, etc. RUTLAND, VT. Have given tho beat satisfaction wherever used.

Parties who think of using Mixed Paints will Und It for their Interest to call and get our prices and Bee our oolors on wood before purchasing elsewhere. 880. CITIZENS 18J i.i r. srtuaiais BETWEEN Trov and New Yoi New Palace steamers, SARATOGA, CITY OF TROI Capt. T.

D. Abram Capt- G. D. WolcI Leave Troy dally (except Saturdays; atf p. or on arrival of D.

A 11. C. evening train. Sundays at (i p. tn.

Hx slon Tickets to New York and return. 12.00. Elegant rooms, ft and berth cent Through ticket to Philadelphia, linen and Washington sold at principal et offices and baggage checked tliroif Tickets, Troy to Ocean Grove and ret) 185. Ask for tickets da Citizens Line, lower than by any other mine. Free transfer between Union Depot, Troy, Steamers wharr.

Best, cheapest and popular route. G. W. HORTON. Genl Agent, Troy, N.

GEO. W. GIBSON, Hen. Paw. A Tm, MOODY MEETINGS AT NORTHFIELD.

Extended reports of tbo ten days' meetings, at NorthDcld In N. Y. WITNESS, 9th and lath Sept. Both papers sent, post-paid, lor ton centa, or 15 copies of each, post-paid, for a dollar. JOHN DOUGAI.L A i Frankfort St, New York.

Uetns of poetry. A beautiful new small right-page weekly, containing choice selections from celebrated authors. Only 75 cents a year, six copies sent as samples for ten cents. Sabbath reading, weekly containing a sermon, s. s.

lerson and religious matter. 50c. a year. Samples free. 2Sw4 1 Artists Tube Paints of every description.

Artlatu Drunlien, Blender, dec Rally, rally around the (lag, lxyi rally once again and the (lay is ours. This is a time that tries mens lungs. A cold on the lungs now may do you serious damage, and it is the worst time in the year to take cold. Why will you die why will you let that cough or cold hasten you to your grave? Kendalls Pectoral Balsam will cure you dont you dsubt it, but try it and be convinced, as thousands have done before you. Try it.

Sold by all dealers iu medicina. Francis Fknn, Proprietor, Rutland, Vt. Art; you right sure that you are so eon-1 stltufed physically as to lx; exempt from all attacks of cramps, cholera morbus, dlarrhuta or dysentery? If not, it would I lie prudent to provide yourself with a bottle of Tried and True, or Dr. Allens Dysentery Syrup a safe, sure and effectual remedy fdr summer complaint I and all diseases of the bowels, either in children or adults. Try it.

Francis Fknn, Propr, No. 13 Center Rutland, Vt. CURE Ladies of Rutland and vicinity, 1 have Just returned from New York city with a very select stock of FALL MILLINERY. DAVID SII0RTSLEEVE, New Machine Shoe. Strong Avenue, Rutland, Vt.

Manufacturer of wood working machinery of all kind Heavy forging of al descriptions, done In flrst class manner, at short notice. All kinds of machine work done at shojt notice, and repalre made upon all kinds of machinery In first class manner. 8TIAH AND HOK8R POWER DKKKIOK8, 1880. peofles im Line Steamers BETWEEN ALBANY AND NEW YORRJ FOR DEAN RICHMOND. Capt.

Thomas Poat. DREW. Capt. s. J.

Rod ORGANS. CHICKHHIIVG, STKINWAY, HAINBN aud EMERSON PIANOS At thelbranch store of F. H.fCluett. Please call and examine our new styles at very low prices, uld Instruments taken In exchange. B.

G. LONG, Agent, 19 Center Rutland, Vt. 1 cordially Invito you to Inspect the same. I have sccurel the sorvlces of Miss Annlo Harwood, from Rothschilds New York retail store, who will have charge of the trimming department. Hoping you will favor me with a call, I remain, respectfully, Mm.

T. LOOP, Over No. 11 Merchants Now. Castings of all descriptions finished to order. Hteamjand water pipe, and fittings tor the same.

augSOdly DAVID 8HORT8LEEVE Loewi Notes. H. M. Whitney and wife of Boston, are at the Bates House. -Gov.

Proctors message will befcuDd in full on the third page. Even men who wait until after elec-ttoafor their winter hats are now taking their ulsters out of pawo. The two courts in session now bring utany people to town, and tho hotels are well filled with guests in consequence. Dont fail to read both messages, printed this morning. It is not often that so good State papers are giveu.

Judge Veazey goes to Windham county this morning to hold an adjourned term of the County Court. Tomorrow he will fix the bail in the Waite case. There will be a regular meeting of the Garfield and Arthur league this even-iug at 8:30 oclock sharp. All members are requested to tie present, as business of importance will be transacted. Special meeting of J.

A. Sheldon House company this evening at 7:30 oclock. All members are requested to be present, a9 busineas of importance will come before the meeting. 1 he great length of Governor Proc. tor and Governor Farnhams messages crowded our columns so tltis morning that our usual amount of telegraph and local news Is forced out.

Mr. Shippy, arrested Saturday night for intoxication and disorderly conduct, lias been fined, licforo Justice Valiquette, $5.00 and costs, the whole amounting to $11.62. He disclosed on Daniel Mullen of Wales street, whose fines and costs for keeping and selling amouuted to $85. The Kingsley Guards returned from the muster at Montpelier last evening. Before they were dismissed Kinsman addressed them briefly, expressing his satisfaction with the conduct of the company vffiile away, and thanking them for what they had done towards making his task an easy one.

Second Lieutenant B. W. Marshall, in an appropriate speech, presented Captain Kinsman, in behalf of the company, with a handsomely upholstered patent rocking chair, as a token of the esteem in which he was held by his command. The recipient thanked the donors, and after further remarks the pleasant affair ended with three hearty cheers oach for Captain Kinsman and Lieutenant Marshall. Richelieu.

Mr. Geo. Edgar and his 8haksperian company, in Richelieu, wero greeted by a small audience at the town hall last night. Tills was greatly to be regretted. That such a magnificent performance should have been patronized by an audience numbering not over two hundred, while a cheap minstrel show would have drawn a crowded houle, is oorUialy not complimentary to the town.

The Riche- Neuralgia. Aocldeats will Happen. Insure agaiust' them in the Travelers Inmirance Co. of Hartford. Conn.

THK OLDEST, I.AROK8T AND BEST. Rales low, indemnity sure, and claims promptly paid. Bitrnham Tkmplk, Agents. Rutland, Vt. Will leave Albany daily (Sundays excepl atl5p.

or on arrival at tbe steau dock of evening trains from tbe nnf Train loavlng Rutland at 80 p. m. la. passengers at the boat Passage, 11.50. fl cts on sale at all railroad offices and bngg checked to destination.

Meals on Burop plan. Rooms secured by telegraph andt phone, at Companys otfice, Albany. Reti Ing leave New York every weok day at from Pier 41 North River, fbot oi cad Street, Y. Excursion tickets to New York and retil Including admission to AMERICAN INSI TUTE FAIR, 2.90. The steamers gre warmed by steam.

j. c. hewitt, m. li. Genl Ticket Agt, Gen'l Pas AgT Pier 41 N.

River. Pier 41 N. Ht C. S. MANY.

Agent, Albany. Clouds of Smoke Fire Proof Safe. A. W. HIGGINS.

The House then adopted iu concur-rhnee a joint resolution from the Senate providing for a joint assembly today at 2:30 o'clock to receive the report of the joint canvassing committee appointed to canvas the votes for State officers. A message from the Senate, by Mr. Brownell, secretary, that the Senate had adopted in concurrence the joint resolution providing for a Joint assembly to hear the valedictory message of the Governor. Bills introduced and referred By Mr. Taft of Burlington, an act relating to duties of States attorneys read twice and referred to committee on judiciary.

The hour of 45 minutes past 10 having arrived, the Senate appeared in the hall of the House of Representatives, pursuant to a resolution for a joint assembly to hear the valedictory message of the 1 Governor. JOINT ASSEMBLY. a His honor, Eben P. Colton, president of the Senate, in the chair Hon. Goo.

Nichols, secretary of State, clerk. Mr. Martin of Londonderry moved, Mr. Fifleld of Montpelier seconding, that a committee of one Senator and 4o members of the House bo appointed by the chair to wait upon tbe Governor, and inform him that the two Houses were met In joint assembly, and were awaiting his pleasure adopted. The chair appointed Senator Dana of Addison, Mr.

Hinckley of Chelsea and Mr. Taft of Burlington, as such committee, who soon after appeared with His Excellency. The retiring Governor, Hon. Redfield Proctor, then delivered his valedictory message, in person, which will bo found elsewhere. The joint assembly then dissolved and the House was then called to order.

The speaker announced as reporters of the House, Mr. Henry Oviatt of Montpelier and Mr. Edward Daua of Rutland. Mr. Ely -Goddard of Ely, moved that the House adjourn carried.

BENATB AFTERNOON. Senators Gleed, Weed and Blodgett were appointed a committee to eacort tbe Lieutenant-Go vernor-elect to the chair. The oath of office was then administered. His Honor spoke briefly, calling attention to the important work of the session, the revision of the laws and the proposed amendments to the constitution, and expressed a hope that the session would be harmonious, and that Slate taxation would be reduced. The Senate then adjourned.

nonaa AFTERNOON. he ilouse was called to order by the Speaker. are dally pouring out of low Abrahams wholesale and retail Tobacco Warehouse. My sales aro constantly Increasing, for which the public have my thanks. I now have a very large assortment of Plug Tobacco, embracing all the leading brand are of all prtceg, sizes and qualities, em-ng tho well-known Puro, Klllfngton, Legal Tender and La Intlmldad.

Fine line of Plpee and cigar Holder jyjERRIMANS PATENT GANGS, For stone, with modifications adapting them to the various kinds of work required. Manufactured by the undersigned. STEAM AND HAND DERIlCKS, heavy and light also Traveling Cranes for handling or set ting stone or other heavy material. STEEL AND IRON-WlltK HOISTING HOPE, also Galvanized Wire Rope for guy supplied on short notice, at manufacturers price AND TILE-SQUARING MACHINES. Lap-welded Wrought Iron Pipe, all sizes up to five Inch, kopt In stock also fittings ter the same.

CAJ3T-IRON PIPE for street mains for water or gas, at lowest price. Rubber and Homp racking and Cotton Waste. 8HAFTIG AND BAR IRON, Finished or Rough. CASTINGS, light or heavy, In Iron, brass or composition. THOS.

ROSS. LEW. ABRAHAM, No. 9 Center Street. Tried and True, or Dr.

Allens Dysentery Syrup, is the right thing in the right place. Try it. It will cure you. Francis Fknn, Proprietor, Rutland, Vt. The Voltaic Belt marshall, Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days trial.

Bpcedy cures guaranteed. They mean what they say. Write to them without delay. A CARD. To all wha are Buffering from the errors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, toes of manhood, I will send a recipe that will cure you.

FREE OF CHARGE. This groat remedy was discovered by a missionary In South America. Send a envelope to the Kkv. Joskpii T. New York City.

lanlllooAwly We offer for sale at a bargain a splendid nevr Moeler, Bahmann A Co. FIRE PROOF SAFE whloh we will order direct from thefactory In Cincinnati, giving our customer the advantage of selecting one of any size or pecuUarlt and the privilege of haying the Interior work made to any We offer It at a bargain, as It must be sold without delay. Call and examine patterns and price. J. W.

STEARNS Has added to his stock of FOBNTTUBE AM CARPETS, Coffins and Caskets in Whltewood, Rosewood, Black Walnut and Cloth Covered, all ol new designs In Manufacture and material. Mo. 9 MERCHANTS' ROW. RUTLAND, VT. Orders by mall or telegraph will receive prompt attention.

D. M. White Ci iWEST STREET. RUTLAND Manufacturers of Dimension Spruce Hard Wood And dealers In FINISHING PINK, FLOORING, CKDAH ai SPRUCE SHINGLES, CLAPBOARDS 1 MOULDINGS LATH, WINDOWS, SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, Flour Meal, Feed, Middling Bran, Com and Oats. BONDS FOR SALE.

Security Unquestionable. I do not hesitate to advlBe the holders of government bonds to sell them at the present market price, capitalize the premium and Invest tho proceeds In the six per cent bonds which I offer. Address SIDNEY W. ROWELL Rutland, vt, Sept 94, 1HSU. A GREAT OFFER MSS Pianos, MOO, up.

Warranted year Second hand instruments at bargain Agents wanted. Illustrated catalogue free. HORACE WATERS 896 Broadway, N.Y. oct7w4 mtTlUillllflCl. parriagfs.

WARREN FOSS-In Falrhaven. on the 6th Dr. Mlat D. Warren, of Wolcott, and Iss Orcena Foss, of Hyde Park. V.

I RUTLAND FACTS WORTH KNOWING. Ginger, Buchu, Mandrake, Sltffingla, and many other of the best medicines known are SO skillfully combined In PARKERS GINGER TONIC as to make It the greatest blood purifier and THE BEST HEALTH AMD STREFGTH RESTORER EVER USED. Bo perfect Is tbe composition of PARKERS GINGER TONIC that no disease can long exist where It Is used. If you have Dyspepsia, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bowel, Kidney or Liver Disorder, or if you noed a mild stimulant or appetizer, the Tdnlc It Just the medicine for you, as It Is highly curative and Invigorating but never intoxicating. Try a non.

bottle. Your druggist oan supply you, Contract to Let Carpenter work to build a barn and to furnish lumber for the same, to be built this fall on my farm north of Rutland village. For I in and specifications call at C. A. Park-rsts office, under National Bank of Rut- ink Rut New Livery Stable.

In the rear of and oonnected with the Bates House. Entrance from Willow street. Lively horses and new carriage Fine saddle horses for ladles and geiUemen. Orders left at the Bate House by telephone or otherwise will reoetve prompt attention. maySdtf J.

M. HAVEN DR. GOLDSMITH HAS MOVEb his Office to the Junction of Woles sum and strong's Avenue, where he oan be consulted on term the tarns as thus charged by other phyaloUh. novfdtt FOR TICKETS AND LOWEST RATES TO ALL POINTS WEST, Via Grand Trunk Railway APPLY TO NEWMAN WEEKS, Agont, RUTLAND, VT. OFFICE, Putnam a Sawyers Blot I Steam Dye Works, 6 Wales Street.

W. 8IMFUON, DYER, id your goods by expiMa and they will be I attended to and promptly returned. dt Also, agent for the Akron salt-glazed Drl and Sewer Pipe, which Is superior strength, durability and finish to any in market. All of which will be sold tn tote to stilt obasere at tbe very lowest market price. ROCTOR.

dtf Kr 1 REDFIELD Rutland, Oct 7, 1880. ih.