Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-09
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--iIuskIng bees nave pe6h FOClal it"-
tur- in some parts of this county, the
presrnt fall. Two hundred bushels of
.or,, ,sna fair evenings work for the
az men of "A neighborhood, after which
'ther INDUCED in a dance on the
,' or retired to the house for re-
including cider and pump
- rsking bees are found to be
kin7 PIES "a If matrimony.
great promoters
Inst week som persons entered The
lo,k and gunsmith She % o. Philip Edger,
ton. on Lincoln Aven We, ana carried
aw.v a quanty of powder and e,o"sSi'n
caps he had on sale, also ssVeraA po0Ao'
knives into which new blades had ceen
mt for customers. Valued at zen ei''-
lars
Tho re.acrs Of the Weekly HERALD
will lind summary of the result OF
Tuesdays election in the Weekly Re-
view.
-Amasa Walkers excellent work
On political economy. The Science OF
Wealher"ia 70 be condeneed by the au'
thor and printed by Lippincott, OF PhilS-
delphia.
-Tbirtv-six base ball clubs contended
N , Sunday, recently, in all the different
N ,pen grounds in the surburbs of New
4 Orleans.
We publish another interesting letter
F..Wbat Merchant Saw in Europe" in
to tays paper.
Widen Seminary, at West LebenOn,
h.. .ho It one hundred pupils, and near
" every room is flu. now lighted up In
tbs evsnir z presenting tine view at a
distance.
Butter is niuety.fve cents pc. ma IN
Colorado.
A person being asked what was
meant by the realities of life answered,
Real estate, real money and real good s
dinner, none of which can be realized
without real hard work"
A new railroad route between White
hall and Tioonderogs is being rapidly
surveyed.
OF all the State debts, Virginia's is 6
the largest and Oregon the least, unless it
may now be Vermont. o
The work on the new Town Hall is i
going forward rapidly and economically, c
uuder the supervision of Mr.. Cain of the t
Board of Selectmen, giving prospect of its t
II "a raur1,- rco5p for
the roof L
Wendell Phillips has been engaged L
in the regular course of lectures in Rut- 4
land this winter. 6
The republican administration has 4
reduc the actual current expenses of
the government 10 lower sum per capita
than they have been at any time since
Presd Mt Jacksons rule.
The many readers of Coates Ajar,"
who found fault with the orthodox ten
douey of that book, will find a stirring
champion on their side in little work
that Carlton & Co., of New York, reprint |
mex week from the tenth London edition
entitled can Antidote to Gates Aiar."
The merchants of Utica leave two t
or three pals of water standing under the
gas lights in their stores whom they close
at night. Sometimes a pail or two of /
water will suppress a fire when fir1t dis @
covered, and it cannot always be had at i
once in the night This practice is w,r- +
thy of imitation in this village and else I
where, q
A New York exchange says som sweet
pot OF nature plaintively sings:
II would not die in Autumn,
When pleasant hours are fleeing.
With buck~heat cakes just coming on,
And the candidates all treating"
The lovers of buckwheat cakes will
DO gratifed to know that the buck wheat
crop Of 1871 is reported to be an enor
nous one.
Fair Haven, Conn, exports 5000 gal
Ions of oysters daily, the forty wholesale
dealers there averaging 1870 gallons apiece
and employing an average OF 80 openers.
diggers, etc. The recent rise from $130
to $3.50 per gallon at wholesale, was
made on the claim that the business was
losing one at the former price, but the
ring ia smashed and some OF the dealers
are selling at about the old figure.
Prayers of Thanksgiving were offer
ed in the churches eS Lowell, Mass, on
Sunday last, for the disappearance OF
smallpox from that city.
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Fi.ehburg railroad in Boston. Friday,
it was voted to unite with the Worcester
and Nashua railroad in lease of the con.