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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
PROBABLE FATAL injury BY Bull.

On Saturday morning last, john G
Fisk, son Of CLARK Fisk Esq, of this town
received a severe and probably fatal injury
from bull belonging t6 Mr.. Te5eace Fin
negan. He was attempting to drive tbC
animal out ofihe field, when the bull turn.
ed upon him, striking him furious blow
in the abdomen with his horn, but 50 oh
liquely as not TO gore him. He was
knocked down by the blow, and trampled
upon By the animal and severely bruised.
The principal injury, however, was caused
By the first blow, which produced an in
terusl rupture which the physici.us say
must prove fatal. He was Immediately
attended by DR.. Randall. and soon b.
DR.. Putnam, and on Sunday Eve. by DR.
Chandler Of Montpelier. none Of whom
express any hope Of his recovery. J. C.
Fisk is about 26 years Of age. and is. or
was, I've hardly know whether to use the
present OF past teDse) one Of the mos,
intelligent and enterprising young farm
ers in Lamoille County. Only Friday
night We saw him full Of lusty life.
with countensnee leaning with vigorous
health. and form erect and manful in the
consciousness of sterling Independence
But VIC viii not DOW write an obituary.
AS long as there is life let there be hope
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
CAMBRIDGE.

This town nObly redeemed itself at The
recent election. We have received from q
correspondent there letter severely eau
teriziug Mr. Turner and some other anti
Sending Republicans who are said to have
voted with the Democrats on Representa-
tive. which We are not disposed to publish
although We feel kind Of sympathy with
the writer. But, my friends, as you
have been victorious, you can afford to be
generous. 1t will be puDishmeB. enough
to any Republican who has this year vOt.
ed the Democratic ticket to have it to
think Of in the heresfterl Leave such TO
their sober reflections.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

4 o. Saturday last, the Rev. Vt. Bailey
having joined couple 10 the holy bOnd'
Of wcdlOck. aud it being currently report
ed that the couple had formed their Atm
tiles upon an acquaintEoce Of something
less than three days and both being
strangers in our town, some Of our people
| thought the occasion should be commemo
rated by an event Accordingly. party
of such gay and festive chaps as Joseph
Gauthier. (aged 6S) Thomas Clegg, (aged
73) 10 the mum Der Of a dozen or 81, as.
listed by score or more Of such old
heads as Edward Crane, (,ged ll) Bar
Der NOyes, (aged y Carroll Lilly. aged
( / p organized Band. to the number
Of about forty pieces in all, and tSen
proceeded, in the still watches Of the
night, to the dwelling house of Vim, 3
Smith, where the happy couple had taken
temporary lodgings, and hOnored them
With the performance Of several pieces Of
music appropriate to the occasion After
the performance Of few soui-inspiriDg
upon their new and ingenious
instruments, the Bridegroom made bis
appearance, somewhat bewildered, and
wanted to know what was the matter 1
Oar festive friend Gsuthier aforesaid in 1
ormed him in about these words: by
'Gr. you done snow Whas we want ?" at
he same time giving an unnistskable
intimation that something
moist was required to enliven the occasion
f,er season Of such excessive drought
generously the GrOoa responded that
hey should all march to saalley's, which
hey did in good order, at double quick
ist friend SualIey couldn't sec it! Said
lere were 40 deposits. Said where there
as no baggage pay must be advanced
'hereupOn the thirsty sercpaders dis
arsedi We suppose, more IN grief than in
,ger.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

Our enterprisine townsman, Charles
Crane. Esq, is now taking down the old
brick mansion, occupied By the late Mi.
r. B. Hyde and is going to build of the
material four neat and substantial houses
IN this village on four one acre lots which
we have sold him for that purpose. This
IS the thing much needed in this village
Almost every day there are applications
for houses, and because we have them no,
the tide sets 10 other directions. Mr..
Cranes enterprise is a good beginning.
lodge Page lie building one house for the
sane purpose. Why not other wealthy
gentlemen follow suit?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
NEW G0OUy.

1t will be seen by on, adeertizing col
umns that Aessrs. S'aJton aud Peck. 81
AorrisViiie. have taken the season by the
ioretOp. aud are already in the field with
hne stock Of new gOods These gen.
'lemen are comparatively new corners in
the county. but have been 10 trade here
long enough to earn for themselves a good
reputation for business tact and honora.
bic dealing We rejoice to see them
flourish. As the early bird catches the
worm, 60 We have no doubt their early
aud timely selected stock Of new goods
viii end rapid sale Customers will
have to call early to get the first choice
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

We would once more call attention Il
Sbipmans advertisement, and to the fac,
that AlOnzo CObleigh, Esq. has taken the
agency fer this County, and is now tab.
ing orders for trees for Fall and Spring
setting. Many favor Fab setting. We
have the impression that trees set 10 the
Fall should be set early enough to get .
good root before the severe winds. Out
Of fifty trees set by US this Spring from
Mr. Shipman's nursery. aud not mulched
LOT watered during all the late terrible
drought, only one has died. We feel
guilty in acknowledging that VIC did not
mulch, but the fact that the trees have
survived, and made wood. speaks well for
the hardness of the trees.
We feel perfectly safe in saying that
the quality Of the trees from Mr.. Ship
mans nursery is superior to anything
that has yet come into our County. Per.
sons can have positive assurance that the
trees they order through Dir. CObleigb
sill come from the Shipman nursery.
Many take their orders at the nursery
several farmers in a neigbbOrhood club.
hing together and sending team. This
is coed arrangement. An hours talk
With Mr.. Sbipmab about trees, aud a Wis
t to bis nursery is we'll worth the Jour.
ley to Wineoski.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
Hyde Fsrt, "Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1858.
THE ELECTION.

We place before our readers to ds,,
nearly full returns for the State, from
which i. will be seen tha. the State ha
done nObly. 1t will also be seen how thi
victory is received By cur friends in Otbel
States.
4 word or two about the election il
this town. 1t was the most quiet and
orderly for many years The Good TEN
plars presented petition to the Select
men, which was signed BY numerous citi
zeps. including both candidates, to have
the sale Of liquor stopped on that day.
The shops we're accordingly all closed,
and as consequence there was little OF
No drunkenness
The general result in the State IS such
as to resssure the Republicans, and We
confidently believe is an earnest of the
more glorious success which is to crown
cur efforts m Nov next, and the result in
this town as TO Representative was Gully
what everybody anticipated. The Rail
Rosd had long since elected Mr.. Brigham.
But we can not refrain from an express
sion Of thanks to those friends who SO
earnestly and dis.nterestedly lsbored for
cur election. We would have been very
happy to have our party succeed. but SO
far as personal ends were concerned this
year, staying at kcme was much more for
cur Interest. We have no regrets, and
nuch to feel pleased with. The good
and true men Of the Republican party in
town supported US with eoriislity and
earnestu,ss, which created come little fear
for time in cur own mind tkatwe might
be elected.
Among those to whom we feel especial
g grateful is our neighbor Smalley. 10
bis support of US this year be developed a
manhood which ought to entitle him to
the respect Of us all, and the gratitude Of .
his party. Last year We divided on the ,
liquor question. and the want of our sup.
port defeated Dir. Smalley's election :;
With it, he certainly would have been
elected and although some of Mr.. Small
ley's friends have resented this supposed !
injury BY voting directly foe toe Demo.
cratic candidate, Mr.. Smalley hi0self bss
acted a manly and noble part. and il ,
gives US great pleasure to be able to say
go in this public manner. He has dope
much to heal the unfortunate divisions il
our party in this town, and we feel sure ,
that the party will not soon forget it, :.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09


committed bs re aid Of ths very iDs'Tu
mentaliiies which he was allowed to con-
troll shils under trial
! IL is unnecessary to say that What
have written above is from the standpoint
Of a large proportion Of Southern lcyslists
vhO are anxious for Congress to convene
in September and remain in session until
after election. and who insists that the
vote of their section will be lost to the
Republican party unless this be done
Notwithstanding the opinion of the
Attorney General that Commissioner
Rollins can net he removed By the Presi-
dent until his successor is confirmed by
the Senate. tremendous efforts are being
made to worry Mr. Rollins into an un
conditional resi- .n.tlon. Blu, be remaius
firm, and it is to be hoped that after hav
ing submitted so long to every variety OF
modification and Misrepresentation, be
will not abandon bis post until after the
November election. | know it is asking
good deal Of him for be has bad much
more to contend against during his con
nec:ion with the johnson administration
than ever Mr. Stanton had. aud bss ssif-
ersi much more in bis feelings.
Tire administrators has more than once
eounived at the circulation Qf reports. o,
permitted them to pass uncOntrsdicted
gotten e. b. Influential members of the
Whiskey Ring political friends Of the
President. hiu;iug a, Mr. Rollins ccmpIl
city with frauds which be had reported
time aud Ggain to the Secretary of the
Treasury. and on which that officer had
refused or neglected to take action. he
cause Of the prominence in the DemOcra
tie party of the persons accused. aud
their professcd friendship for the Presi-
lent. Sone of ltese stories were 50 spe
'ions and plausible, and were SO cunning ,
y passed round that even good Republi-
.lns who did not know Mr.. Rollins per.
onally were often deceived BY them for :
time. This was the ''nost unkindest !
ut If all" He could stand the most vile \
bose from bis political enemies; bat be
ould not brook the faintest suspicion of
is integrit! by his political friends. E
'atient investigation, however, has al d
'sys satisfied every man that no more =
lcorruptibie man ever held office than =
! A. Rollins and for that very reason K
&c country cannot afford to dispense l.
ith bis services until his successor is \
nfrmed by the Senate. .
Wellington said that SapoleOn's pres. s.
ice among bis troops on the field Of bat s.
: was equal to forty thousand men. 81
lat 80 with Grant His return to the D
P'tal will be hailed with joy BY every u
yal man. A feeling of security per.
des the public mind when the great
psain is known to be al bis post D
A. L. b n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
NOTICE.

No'ice is hereby gi.en tb.tsvfa1
will be made to The mex; G,rsni lsl
oily Of the State of Vernon; trm "a
s'ion or amendment of the LsdII. :.
ley Railroad Charter, grsnieia 1851
this particular, viz:
Such an alteration or sneaina
will allow the Lsmoille Valley Ria
Corporation 10 its discretion to bulk
Railroad IRON Johnson westerly lnI
he towns Of Cambridge W.Ierril,
Sidere, Fletcher. Fairfield. B-Ega
EnOs5urgh. Sheldon, tighg tie sud \
ton or through such Of .aid lows
Railroad Corp ora,ion may deer. BE.
connecting with the Vernon add
Railroad Ia SSantou 10 T., us,rE
Franklin.
" BRIGBE
rrcsideu, L. ysngH
Hyde Pefk, Aug q. 1865 II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

The terrible drought which has for
50 many weeks parched US up, is at last
at an end here. heaven has opened its
windOws.aud the beautiful rains are com.
ing in gentle but cOpiOus showers, and
the grateful earth laughs with joy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

Rev NJ. B. Page has been obliged.
in consequences Of III health. to resign his
charge in johnson, and is now ION the
wing" In Pennsylvania, where we expect
tie hear from him occasionally. He may
Ae addressed 81 Scranton, Penn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

John |. Gleed. Esq. has resigned
the Office Of Register Of Probate for the
District, and removed to Sheldon to prac
siee bis profession. We are told tia,
sheldon presents fine opening. and we
wish him abundant success.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

&C. j. Patch and Charles Craze keer
the Grafton Mineral Palu,, which is cali.
ed the best, cheapest, and most durable
paint in use See advertisement in an
other column, uuder head of Paint for
Farmers" and others.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
IN goyk, Ire a Clara

READER a
Reune's pain killing Magic t'i' ~ y
Rem ne's pain-kiiliHg iasie w - IA
Renne.s pain-killiHE Magic "ii 80 ~, 4
Renne's pain killing Magic VA
MOrbus. ,.reR
Reane's pain -xlliing Magic uii 90"
tisin. III
Renae's pain killiag Magic " ss,s d |
Renne's pain-kllling Magic phs
sey. nj
Sore folks seem TO be ffoa'a :, ~
- lame lhelr shonlders are. --oi ,asc,1-s|
baa k"--or. II have got the selA',. n /
lighl in Dragging that .'hoihiss, ~
hut when we get such aNia p, "a
Renne's illisr Magic ~ ~
we not ouly cure their laineness. - II ID
their pains. hat We actually ~ Tsig
Of ..brag out Of them ]" and ~! r
Mp and say. ut works lise e.a.s,ti
sold by all Druggists. Aereh. ~ ~
WV. RgnSe sole prop Z, \. n
sold in Nor isville BY II sna' n
Taylor 4 Fife No. Woleoli,
ssc~e. T.F. Barnes 4 DT. BATE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
TIE SlNtTORIay

Dr. Crab'ree is aOOut 70 pay our coun-
ty a second visit (see adv'O In other
P IT'S Of the State, where the DR. is better
known Than here, be is very highly spo
ken Of. both as phy siclan of skill and a
gentleman Our slight acquaintance with
him. on his previous visit, tended strong.
ly to impress US with the belief that the
praises bestowed upon him are merited -
He has several patients who are eagerly
waiting his coming.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

SPIRIrUALIsM The article on our ont.
side relating to some long ago spisitualis
Tic operation, is published at the earne It
solicitation Of an old subscriber whom We
were unHilliug to disOblig,. We do not
see as it smOunts to much any way, and
Is rather too old an Offence-ifit was an
Offeuce--'o predicate an indictment upon
now Bat as our aged friend. DR. Wash.
burn. desired to have !. re published. We
have consented to Oblige him.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

Mr.. Lucius z French. a mechanic
working 90 Judge NOyss' starch factory.
on Monday last fell from a staging. q
distance of thirty feet. and struck on the
solid rocks below. bu, rather fortunately.
he struck right end up. aud was not Sc.
verely injured. He has been through
the war. but thinks this rather his loud
est call.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

SOME PUMPKINS Hon Alger Jones. Of
Noleoti. raised this season from one seed
seven ripe pumpkins. weighing IS follows
-2l | 4. 20i2, 1912. ll34
10. 10. total lis l-2 It's or an average
of l6 IL pounds each,
Their united lengths are 0 #. 7 inches
These pumpkins together with the vine
on which they grew will be on exhibition
at the Fair Of the LamOille Agricultural
Society.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

Twenty SIX Of the twenty eight can.
didaies exsmined for admission to the
Normal School 10 johnson. at the exam.
nation last Tueeday, we're Admitted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

What Is this Marvellous An, ideis 10 bn1
" hich for 50ye4rs has been SIhnias gaa
ions from all sorts Of people under is' u
HUSTETTER'S SIOaAtH BfI kBs'
Il is an infusion OF the most excisf
anti-bilIous. snii-scorbaIic and slieHtHS
roots and bsrks. in the purified 'FiHiS
senee or old RYE. /
now DoEs N oPERiTk! II
This question may be briefly AasEsH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
DKATH OF lnoMAs H SEYMOUR :

DEsTH OF thomas H SEYMOUR -Ex
Gov Thomas II Seymour died Thursday
night at his residence in Hartford, Of
typhoid fever, at the age of6l years He
was educated at Middle;ovd military in
sliiute; studied law aud practiced in
II iriiotd was representative in Congress
from lSfs,-in lS46 went to Mexico as
Major Of the New England regiment OF
which Ffsuklin Pierce was Colonel. and
became Colonel himself at ;he battle Of
He Was cboser Govtrno,
IN 1850 and reelected three times in sue
eessiOn was Minister to Russia during
pierce's administration, and has held
other offices Of trust lie possessed gen
erOus social qualities. aud had a large
circle Of friends and acquaintances
the country Politically be
was violent pro slavery democrat, like
ais |, lends Pierce aud lOucey. He was
,lsO prominent Mason.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

Judge Chadwick has appointed Hon.
s. s. Pike, formerly Judge Of Probate for
Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

ID G Holmes will have the sanborn
chnrr on exhibition at Mechanics Hall
at the Fair next wick. and invites all 10
examine it who are interested in the mat
ter Of butter making.
Peoples Academy and Morr'svile
TRADED School has just began IN Fall
Term with i25 pupils in the academic
room.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

And as q protection 10 Lite 3D. ~.
all depressing and de-, talking BIG
rostetter's StOmael Bllters = rs
in existence, based upon spinieA
that is 4b.olutely pare
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

A RErEt 0ftNtoS or Gaasr-E,,
the guerrilla. has pretty bad REMIT
but he seems to rank head and sm.
a"ose his allies, the Chi:ago Tnso
Rord in fairness aud deeDr a
ing lately with Republican Eri.sz
Gen. Grast. be sid:
81 regard him as a great milan +,
mander. good man, honest aui Ii.
and if elected, vii. | hope and hi.
execute the laws honestly and falI
Ana BY the way, a rerOrt has b4i
lished 10 some of the papers. a,rn
while General Gran, and ladv r7
C0rinlh, in 1882, tley took, -! s.7.
of, furniture and ether prcpsry ID
brand The author IS a li.t | WI
Corinth only a short time ago. ~.
socally investigated the waols s,I
talked with the people with sd,uha
his lady liTed while there. sni ,,sd
their conduct vas everything TIA, n
have been cxpec,et Of . geulI,sn
lady and deserving The highss; I'd
am opposed to zen GrsDt IL I'd
thug, but would 90 hin juslia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
Total

Returns from 2oS towns give Page SO
69s. Edwards 1925. Republican N j r.
ity, "A 9T3 with 80 towns to bear from
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
LAsIOILsE cnr,r, -

Atu
Remember the ANIMAL p,
at Morrisville next week Ina. = y
nesday and Thursday, SGT 81. 4
and l7th. ?" i'l. g
No pains is being spar a to ~,
;he best exhibition tia, Ia. ~. a,r u
held in the County WI :
The premiums and r,r..,
largely incrcesei Thee viii a'F e
show OF horses. cattle end \. "a
day. also plOwibg match ~ .@a
in the afternoon. a's
In the afternoon Of the se,o,l,
he one or more races. also IL ,a1 ~
z. X. Gleed. Esq '''''a1
Ga the third day the large, -.
es 10 the State are expected y yag I. .
10 compete for the purses Fs
The track has been n,da me-
nv" IL 1e''er Shape than bef,,.
5000 have been laid on, nm ~.
within the last four weeks r, ,.' 2
has been enlarged and pp. j, ~.
dition Programme, viii b ;,, snS
after. Tickets of mem er.l;, 80 q
other tickets 70 the Fair G,o,s. -
tor sale through the Fir naoc
drug store in Masonic Bui'din, :, 10
the Town Hall Everyboay III !. w
vide themselves with tickets 49,. .
IN to the grounrs
Don't forget the anaq,l r,..-
The Society offer 500 in ,,...
contested for on the track ~
'riog Ont scme of the res. horse
''5,e LON oF AsElyGnrp
M0rrisgille. Sep ST. lseS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

LEG BRoEgy Nj ster trso,r,
4 lad twelve years old. aud ., Z =
L. B sherwin, vas yesterd ' ttl.iL
horse. and had both bones Of ill.,.
leg broken square off, JUS, .'s.. H.
kle joint. We we're present and -,
DIR. Randall! to pu, on the splisr. q,
the little fellow never wheel. ,s,,s
pain mus. have been very seven
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

REPRESENTATIVES, AND STATE TICKET.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
IOICE OF NERMONT!

Republican Vic
tory. s.
Greatly Increased Republican
Majority!
IHgorify for Coz. PGgs 2S.oe1.
VERMONT ELECTION.
AND STATE TICKET.
Democrats ia ItGlics.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09

wer Fairlee & Bigelox, lOl SO
WIl.iamstOWn, c Lynde, l6f %.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-09
VERMONT ELECTION.

Majority for Coz. Pogs 2s.oen
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-16
A Card.

A Card.
At an extra meeting Of the Washington Ere En-
CINE Company. held at their hall on the evening of
the 18th inst, it was
/. Resolred That the thanks OF this company be,
and are hereby rendered to his Honor the Mayor the
:CoGnoi and.the Fire Department Of Savannah Geor.
eia for their kind ahealesyS Reception CT our COM
pany on their recent visit to their city.
2. Resolved, That we tender our thanks especially
to the Mechanic Fire Company tor the generous en-
tertainment afforded us by their company, also to
the "Washington" and "1ermania" Fire Companies
for like attention.
8. Resolred That these resolutions be printed in
THE DAILY NEWS and q copy Of the same be sent to
his Honor the Mayor of Savannah and to each Of the
above named companies.
tSignedl JOHN F. IAFAR,
Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-16

mingham; tobacco bag, R. E. Becaisse; bedstead,
Miss s. Pernell; cake, A. Girard; tale, T. Huchet;
pair sleeve buttons, Mrs. Buchheit; rocking chair.
L. Torrent; photograph album, F. G. Buchheit; lava
glove box, Miss Lou Krammar; German prayer book.
Miss S. schnell; pyramid fruit cake, Rev ] Shad-
ler; delaine quilt F. Ashton; china set, a. L. Ftz-
patrick; coin detector, Paul Lalaue; handsome tea
gown, Henfy o'Neiil embroidered Infants dress, j.
E. Kerrigan; toilet box F. L. ONel; fruit cake, J..
Armstrong; robe de chambre, J. Ottolengui; china
set, B. N. Lynch; opera cloak, Don Signor Moncada;
landscape W. E. SoneJ pink opera cloak D. u'Neill,
work table, Mr.. Cummings; card table, -; fire
SCREEN Marie L5 nch; innocence, Tim OBrien; silver
card case, Miss Legreil.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-16

ANNUAL P1o-NIc OF TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF
sr. MArrHrws tGEK14As LUTHERAN CHuRoH.-m
accordance with the established custom OF this
school, its teachers and scholars together with their
friends, st an early hour on yesterday morning pro-
ceeded by special train ON the South Carolina Rail
road to the schutsenplstz where the annual picnic
was to take place. A very large number Of children
vere gathered together, and, with their teachers
male and female, made fine appearance. speaking
well for the discipline and management exercised IN
the school. Tho dsy passed pleasantly. The boys
and girls INDUCED in the usual amussmenss, ana
snortsd eleefury over the ground. We noticed the
nre.enoe Of representatives from the several Luthe