Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23
Local Matters.
A Printer Wanted.

XIX*<- XI "A = ANs04 w 0&AtOkAs
"a Job Printer wasted at this offit
b permanent.
hitter has come down remarkabl
pw selling freely at 80 cents.
b Foster and Andrew Parker
|eading recently butchered p
$40 pounds.
n z1t. ederick Bradley, of Plymouth
|ast year from one and one-ha
land, lao bushels peas, oats, ~
>9d u, the proportions being one qua,
nd one quart Of wheat TO on
i peas and oats.
Ae Ring Damper advertised an,
w Guild e. Earr, is good thing
tested it during The last week
~ II saves good per cent. of wood
on pay for itself in few days in the
NJ of wood.
\ z dare glad to learn that DIR. Scott
AZ F(xnpnth, who has for a month OF
tWo tee4 suffering severely from inilama-
tien III q eyes, and bad to be Gagged in a
yAS1 =, has recovered, and has re-
4uned = practice.
u +. Swift, formerly Of this
placo M now taken an interest in the
81. GU y Hotel, at Cairo, Illinois, and
the 6rm&6 now Landsden, Wilcox T.
Suift is one Of the best hotels in the
Wess, a1 Il win now be SOFTER than
20. Gray's store is TO be reopen
"a uex1 Gcndsy, an arrangement having
BEN 4 rted by which Mr.. Gray himself
via hax> charge of the business as form
cry. BE advertisement. Mr., Gray's
numeroQs friends and customers win be
glad u keAr this announcement, and we
trusl nil meet with al full measure of
Mr.. rtting has not sold an organ to the
Baptist opieiy at Keene, n. H., as was
publish<d lssi week, but to society at
Claremonf, M II. Our item was in ac-
cordance nil statement in the KeeneI
Repuhiicxns ~hich appears to have been
At least premature.
This warrant for Town meeting is up,
md coutains but little more than ordinary.
Ono tan a to see il the town viii buy
asw hears1 or repair the old one at Rock
nehan Csnter. Another is to fix the
of town officers whose pay
) uos Axod by law, and another to see If
be toS1 viii set off school district No. IL
. ~ Joining districts.
F. directors Of the Vermont State
AsficQllural Society, met a, Middlebury
,nry ~ Tuesday, and decided to hold The
'tams Nununl State Fair at Brattleboro, on
be 11th 18th, 18th and l4ih days of Sep
ember next. Delegates were appointed |
Q attend The fair of each county society in
be State.
- "A man in Charleston outwit.ed the
Custom House officers who were in search |
( smuggled whiskey. Hearing they were
oming, be emptied the whiskey into a
wash tub. placed the tub under the caves,
tut np spou;, threw in a pail, and made
look like washing day. The
Ulcers searched cellars. under beds, into
upbosrds, closets, etc, but found no liquor,
ghcreupon they apologized, and left.
The public are cautioned against a
windler Who calls himself Thomas Nc
,aulay. He goes 10 hotels and public
'laces, puts up, stays awhile, and then de-
amps, having unpaid bills. He perform
d TIT rick in Brattleboro and at the Bel
,ws Falh Hotel in this place. He pre-
ended here that he had been smuggling,
nd ~ laying off to avoid detection.
Ai1xmer writes TO Walton's Journal,
! cxr Ied twenty dollars per year for
'ewspapsss, and ! k"oO itpoys."
- The Exchange Bank, which com
aeDced business in Springfield, June %.
854 and stopped September Is, 1865,
las made dividends amounting to s134-l
'early ~ per cent. per annum,
Marx Adams of Newfane, has sold
pair 81 three years old steers tina. weigh
d $500 lbs. for the snug sum Of S375.
Jelius Crane Of Bridport, has sold
0 Vefmonter now raising sheep in ILL
,ois, I merino buck for So 600.
Mr. Calvin Weld of West Wardsboro
,as invehsed machine for floating wash
boards, which does the work much faster
han b he old way.
- The constable Of Cambridge, has
,aid every dollar of the State tax due
rom that town, and thus saved for the
own nearly two hundred dollars.
- John Sterling of Lincoln, seventeen
veArs q age, fell on the ice one day last
week while skating, and was SO injured
hat he Survived only three days.
- Arevival is in progress in the Con-