Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-24

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Carlos Rowell farm to Warren L. 6
Keith of Enosburgh, for $500.
New FIRM.-Messrs. Hamilton &
Wheeler have bought the stock in
trade Of D. B. George, and are going t
to open store together. {
HURT.-Mr. William Hayden, of s
this town was thrown from his wagon
and very seriously injured on Tues
day last.
BARTON.
Big HAUL.-At the examination OF
teach ers in this village last Thursday,
the superintendent reports that one
whole teacher" applied for a certif-
cate.
TIPPED OvER.-Mr. John P. Sartle
went to carry R. NJ. KimbaIl to Island
Pond on Sunday morning of last week
and when on his return, as he was Co
ming round the corner by Evans Mills
in Bloomington, he was going so fast
that he tipped over upon the frozen
ground, Earring and hurting him quite
severely. But he is now able to be
out and attend to his usual business.
AUCTIoN.-Wm. A. Hall, just over
the Barton line in Sheffield, sells his
farm Of so acres, COWS, mare, wagons,
sled, sleigh, harness, farming tools and
household furniture, at auction, Tues
day, Dec. l, at 10 a. m. S. F. Whee
Ter, auctioneer. Hall is going west
and is bound to sell. Sumner Warner
of this town also sells twelve cows,
yearlings, calves, potatoes, wheat, oats,
&C., at auction on Saturday, Dec. %,
at II IN. S. F. Wheeler, auctioneer.
SEND IN THE LOCALS EARLIER. -
Will our itemizers please mail their
news earlier, 10y at least one day p
Too many of them delay till Monday
mornings mail what can as well be
sent on Saturday, which discommodes
us very much, as our paper is nearly
ready for the press Saturday night
We can crowd in a limited amount of
locals Monday morning, but we hate
to set half of them up at that hour.
We have a full half column Of items in
this paper that reached US on Monday
morning Of last week, but we had not
time or room for them and they had
to go over to this paper, making them
a little old. Please be earlier when
you can, and if you cannot do better,
Monday morning will answer.
Boy HURT.-A little three years old
son of Mr.. Jewell got his hand badly
smashed in the corn crusher at the
grist mill one day last week. One
finger was nearly torn off.
PARTNERsHIP.-Itis understood that
O. H. Austin and Louis BergOine have
formed a co-partnership in the dry
goods business, have taken their in,
voice and are ready to go ahead
We wish them all success.
New DOCTOR.-Dr. T. Dutton from
East Burke has bought A. G. Parker
house, and other real estate, and takeI
possession. He takes the practice OF
DR.. Ranney, who goes to New York
LECTURE.-Rev. W. II. Irwin of
Louisiana, will lecture in the Method
ist church Tuesday eve, at I O'Clock
on the situation of affairs at the south
Mr.. Irwin was resident of New Or
leans during the war and will be abb
to give an instructive lecture.
EXHIBITION.-There was an exhib
ton at the town hall on Wednesda
evening, by the scholars of our acac
envy, which is said to have been gooC
1t was followed by a ball-Willi
Graves, orchestra.
CHARLESTON.
RETURNED. Mr.. Charles Carpente
and wife have returned from their Wis
it in the west and have resumed hous
keeping. He has purchased real es
tate in Iowa, in the prospective cit
of Usage, to which place he intend
remove in the spring.
CLosED,-Dr. j. A. Bowker too
the store vacated by E. R. Richard;
few months ago and filled it wit
quite an amount of goods. We III
derstand that one of his creditors too
in payment in goods from the store
some ten or fifteen hundred dollar
and that the store is now closed.
HURT.-As Clarence W. Page wa
on pile Of cord wood in the shed o
J. 7. Howard, in removing a stick o
wood it fell upon his hand, hit his leg
and brought the blade of the a
against the inside of the leg just b,
low the knee, and laid the bone ban
about an inch and a half.
ANOTHER Row.-They have had al
other row in the old Faver hOuse.-