Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-15
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Saturday He is a Frenchman, measures
eight feet in height, and now, though in
poor flesh, weighs 4l0 lbs. Those who
saw him pronounce him monster. He
was accompanied by q son about sixteen
years old equally monstrous as the father
in proportion to his age. They came
here by boat from Canada. stopped over
Sunday, and left yesterday for New York,
We presume to attend the democratic
convention. The old one thinks he has
been in this country" long enough to
make true. loyal democrat and goes to
| New York to wrest from Morrissey the
leadership of the party.-NeacpOt Er-
reSS.
DEATH OF Mrs Adds Mrs Amy AL
dis, widow of the late Chief Justice Asa
Adds, and mother of Hon A. o Adds,
died at the residence of her son in.l law,
the Hon Daniel Kellogg. at Brattleboro,
on the afternoon of July 4th, in the 9Sth
year of her age The remains we're taken
to St, Adams yesterday, and will be de.
posted by the side of her husband who
died in October, 1917 aged II. The
funeral was to be held at st, Luke $
Church. St. Adams, to day,--Fi'ee Press.
The Rutlmd He,dla says: Parties
in interest have agreed to change the
time of holding the cattle market at
Brighton from Tuesday and Wednesday
to Thursday and Friday, to take effect
this week We have heard of no action
on the part of those in the Cambridge
market, but it is generally supposed they
will conform to the change at Brighton
BURLINGTON FREE Press Our friends,
Mcssrs Benedict of the Burlington Free
Press announce that during The present
week they shall commence the issue of
morning edition OF that paper, with the
full reports of !he associated press with
an increased amount Of reading matter
and other changes and'improvements The
city Of Burlington is large enough TO SUI
port both the Times and Free Press, and
We wish both papers all abundant success.
Freeman.
SAD DEATH Oliver Bowley of this
own last night received the sad intelli-
,ence of the death of daughter. the
wife Of a, Folsom. living in Xumbrota.
Minnesota She was bitten by a rattle
make on the lG,h of June, ami died from
he effects of the bite, on the 2Oih. She
as 80 years old and leaves a husband
nd five children, besides large circle Of
t relatives and friends. to mourn her
ad and sudden death -Nssoport Erpress
During the firing Of the military ST.
ute at St. Adams premature discharge
the Napoleo a twelve FOUNDER occurred
ne rammcr of the piece was sent across
le park, severing limb of good size
ON one OF the trees. and entering the
aseme' t window of the post Office One
two serving the pieces were stunned
Ut received no severe injuries
The Newport Express complains ,
hat the Orange Co. Eog'e appropriatcs
he Express editorial notes without com
nent note or credit. 1t fAtters us so
much to gee any cdttorul note Of ours
copied, or "dpprQpriated', that we feel
greatly obliged to any one who does us
the favor, and never think of the credit.
"A Kentucky woman the other Suuda,
after several hours Of beating and threat
cning death for herself aud children from
her drunken husband, killed him with an
axe to prevent his shooting them. as he
had two loaded guns in his possesson.-
The courts justified her conduct
A lady in Montreal has recently ia
ken needle from her left arm lust above
the elbow, which was accidentally thrus,
into the thumb of her right hand 90
years ago 1t must have travelled half
way round her body.
Drowned Luther Wool, of Eesex,
aged % years, was drowned at Hubbel's
Falls on the Eve of the Sth inst, while
bathing 1t was 49 hours before his
body was recovered. He was a young
man much esteemed
ANoTnER-NEARLY Our agent. A. Cob
leigh. Esq. says young man, while
bathing in the Winooskl mill pond. on
Thursday last was carried over the dam,
head first, and was rescued. having re-
celved severe cut on the head on the
rocks.
--Chas. II. Heath, Esq has been nom
mated as one of the Senators for Wash
ington Co. and NJ Z Smile, another
Lamoille County boy, for States Attor-
ney --Lamson, the present incumbent, is
also Lamoille Co. boy.