Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-30
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Augustus and Albert Kingsley of thi
town have sold their farm to A. L. vii
son-price $4,000 .
Hon. S. M. Pennock has bought {
residence near Boston, and moves the frs
of next month. He goes into business il
Boston with a well known and long es
tablished firm in the produce business
hops in particular. In the departure o
Judge Pennock, the county loses one Of
its most enterprising and valuable citizens
He will carry with him the good wishes
of large circle of friends.
The large turnips credited In last
weeks NEwsDEALER to N. s. Merriam
should have been credited to N. s. War.
rcn.
The Autograph and Remarker" for
October is on our table ..
There has been, and still is an unu.
sual amount of sickness in Eden. Many
deaths have occurred. Typhoid fever is
the prevailing disease,
--"Dan Irish," at Stowe lower village,
knows how to keep hotel. His house
is neat, and be is attentive to the wants
of his guests
ey We had very serious thoughts of
suspending the publication Of the News
DEALER for this week, to clear up our
desks and get catched up, we have been
so unfortunate about help for few weeks
back but finally concluded to elbow it
through" even if little late.
Gall at G. J. Patcb's Hardware and
Furniture Store and see his rich goods
MIR. Adams. of the Board Of Educa-
ton, elbows up" the Board, whereupon
the Freeman "blows up Mr. Adams, and
thcrcupon Mr. Adams blows up" the
Freeman "sky high" Let 'um blow.
We publish on the outside this week
an Oppleciative article, from Walton's
Journal, written by Mr. Cheney, upon
the character of Mr. Ben Phinjamin's
next friend, Atkins. We hardly see what
any respectable man eau expect to gain
in controversy with Atkins Blu! every
man for his own taste.
w. W. Eaton, esq, was thrown from
his wagon on Friday last, between john
son and this village, and severely, though
not dangerously, bruised.
An attempt is being made to incor-
porate Lsmoille Mutual Live Stock In.
surance company, and We hope it will
succeed
Chester Bailey and Mr.. Tucker are
building nice new farm houses in VOL.
colt.
The Lamoille county Medical Society
seems to have come to an untimely death.
&C. S Jenkins, esq, Lamoille boy,
is editing the Omaha Daily and Weekly
Republican, at Omaha City, Nebraska.
--Messrs Parker and Stincbour are 60
ing to give the sharpshooters jubilee at
johnson, on the 9th, 7tn and 9Th prox.
Turkies, lambs, chickens and, on the Sd
day, fat two year old heifer, are the
game. The latter, Of course, and we sup
pose the lambs, to be won by target shoot
ing Such match is sure to draw a
crowd.
Capt. Moses Mcfarland gave a ball
at his hotel in Waterville and advertised
In the cards Of invitation that he would
furnish no liquor We are informed that
it was a perfect success.
"Dan lsham," also says he sells no Ii
quor upon such occasions. Will other
innkeepers please notice aud copy the
example. We are sure that what any of
you might lose in profits on the "critter,"
you would make up in the decency OF
yonr company, and in relieved conscience.
Edward Payscn Weston started from
Portland, Maine, at II NJ. on the 29!h,
to walk to Chicago in thirty consecutive
days, sundays excluded, upon wager OF
ten thousand dollars. lie must average
fifty miles per day, and one day he must
make one hundred miles or lose six tenths
Of the stake. He is twenty five years
old, 1.-THE, good looking, in excellent con-
dition, and feels confident of success.
Senator Sumner and his wife have
had some difficulty about a certain Baron
Holstcin, and the lady "in fit Of indig-