Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09


very Likelihood. Without them it cannot
prosper, The better they are. supported
at home, the more powerful their infu'
cnce will be abroad The newspapers
have done more to aid the building up OF
towns in which they are published, and
tn rnuse th6ir business, than all the mer-
chants together. To the merchants they
are Indispensable rs those who have used
them as a medium through which To
reach the public well know, And they
contribute largely to the prosperity of
every citizen, for their influence is felt in
thousand different directions,
FENrAS ScARE.--The Newport Express
thus recoun,s a recent Fenian scare in
that vicinity; Our neighbors across the
line at Waterloo had Fright smart !"
scare on the night Of the 23d ult Some
young bloods intent on mischief found
a small cannon and took possession Of some
cars used for freighting ore, few miles
this side of Waterloo village. 1t being
down grade, they started their train and
commenced their frightful cannonade."
The alarm was given and nearly the entire
village WAS aroused, fully impressed that
the entire Fcnian army, artillery and all,
were upon them, The fright was univer-
/ sal and genuine, What fate awaits the
perpetrators OF the deed We are unable TO
state.
\ Rnw-Thc Freeman says; In North
Held. Saturday evening last, an Irishman
named sullivan becoming considerably
elevated by imbibing to much river water,
kicked ub general row, and on an at
tempt being made to quiet him became
enraged and threw 4 large and sharp
stone. which struck a Mr.. Brooklyns on
the head, fracturing B.'s skull, and so
seriously iUjmiug him thatt WIS thought
he could not live, though We have since
learned that Brooklyns is better Sullivan
was arrested and taken to the lookup.
Tur HAYING SEAsoN.-The Montpelier
Freeman thu. announces the commence
mcnt of the haying season in that section
Farmers in this section have already com
manced gathering in their hay crop, and
good progress has been made the past
week. The grass is better and earlier
this year than it has been for several
years past. Two weeks Of good weather
now will see nearly every barn in the
country filled to ovcriowing with excel
lcut h.y.
TENACIoUs-Some time since a cow
belonging to Leonard Clifford OF Potion
T. q, was lost, and for several days al
search proved unavailing. On the seven
tecnth day she WAS found but n short dis
tlnre from the house cast over "A log.
When found >te Wi, alive, but died in a
short tirnr attcr being moved
STATE CuNNrrEE.-The present eff
cicnt Republican State Committee wert
unanimously reelected by the Conven.
tjou on Wedn, slay, and at oncc organized
Ly the choice of the old officers General
Grandey as Chairman, and G. G, Benedict
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