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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-09
CIGARS.
splendid saloon fOrRent.

a HE undersigned offers for rent his new 2,story
Frame saloon building. on corner VI Tenth
street near the Railroad Depot Pt reasonable
saloon convenient for railroad travellers; also
large Dancing Hall, with four other conYenient
rooms for family use. It is one OF the best loca
tions for a Saloon. and such other business in
Canton city, and eommodious 70 the public gen
eraIly. Possession will be given on the 10Th Of
November next. For particulars, enquire Of
HENRY RECKER,
oct5-tf Canton, Ohio.
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Night school.

TTIHE Board OF Education desirous OF affording
j the means OF selfiunprovement to that large
class Of boys and young men IN our city, whose
sngagemsnt during the day prevent their attend
ance Rt sch0o3, will arrange anight school during
the Winter, II a sufseent number to justify the
expense. express desire 20 avail themselves OF
its benefits. Tho attention Of parents and guar
nal action wifi be taken on Monday evening,
November 2Oth, all who wish TO attend such a
school or who have children wards to send,
are requested TO report their naunos 10 ". A..
Troutnlan. Principal Of the High school, or 70 the
Beard Of Education. ---.
poysv2 DANIEL woRLEY' sup't-
ERkfAN BEYER has jnst received his hrst
II arrival % Spring Clothing Goods at the "Oid
aornArlp. Canis-calf and see. 42tf
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that O petition will
IN be- presented to the County Commissioners
OF Stark county Ohio at their December session
OF 1871 praying for the location Of county road,
besinnfnE at the southeast corner Of Samuel
cassIor's land In Lake tSxzship In said county (;
thence with his eastern line northwardly 70 his
northeasA corner II being the southeast corner Of
nsrthwardy 10 his northeast corner, standing on
she north line Of the southwest quarter Of section
~, toznship II, and range 8; thence with said
tine ReatHardly 70 tho southwest corner OF the
northwest quarter OF the Aforesaid quarter section;
thence with Lhe west line Of said euaItsr section,
EorthBardiy to the county road. and there e ter
Eninate A PETITIONER.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Tor Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, naarshs or mlasmatic
poisons. f
As its name implies it docs Cilre. and docs not
Sal. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, BIS
nuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, IL In nOwise mjm'es any pa
tient The number and importance OF IT'S cures
In the ague districts, literally beyond account,
aud we believe without 4 parallel In the history
of ASue medicine. Our pride Is gratined by the
observation-disclosures We receive Of the radical cnres
eGteted In obstinate cases, and where other rem
edies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident IN, OF
travelling through mlasmauo localities WI! Dc
projected by taking the -AGUE- CURE daily.
For Ltre5s Complaints, arising nom torpid
ity of the Liver II Is an excellent remedy stlnl
lating the Liver into healthy nctivity. ,
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints II
Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by DE-. J. c. AVER Co., Practical
and analytical ChemistS Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world
PRICE, 800 PEI BOTTLE.
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HnWard SanitaTY ASSnciatinn.

NOR the Relief and Cure of the Erring and Un
Il fortunate on Principles OF Christian Phiian
thropy Essays the Errors OF Youth and the
Follies of Age in relation TO MARRIAGE and SOCIAL
Evils with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CATION. Boz p PhiadelDhia Pa. may4 '7oyl
CTRANGE, BUT TRUE.-EVery young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much to their advantage, by return
mail without chArge) by addressing the under
aligned Those having fears of being huuabugged,
may oblige by not noticing this card All others
will please address their obedient servant
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
NANE Knrlr
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MEDICAL.
Aver's CherrY Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the, Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinS
-.4 ~ Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,


Probably never before iii fhc AyhSIe histnry ~
medicine, has any thing woh widely and 70
doeply upon the oonlidunce or nltnkinls ~ tlu-
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaint.
Through long series of years, and among uiort
OF the races OF men IL has rseR higher and higher
IN their estimation, IL has become better known.
It's uniform character ana power 10 cure ihc W.
rious affections OF the lullEs aPd throais have
made IL known reliable protector aGhDlst
them. While adapted 10 lnilder forms di tiiscsis
aud 10 young children, II Is 1t lie same time lile
most ciectual remedy that can bc given for inc-
lent cOnsumptiOn, and the dangerous afertiaps
of the throat and lungs ~ u provision against
sudden attacks OF .Cr0iils- 10 should be Kept On
hand in every sm,ly, ana deed ~ AL ato some
tiules euh}cct I'd colds mud coughs, all should DC
i,.oYitled with this antidote iyr them.
Although sCtilcd Consumption 10 Thought M
curabIe stIu great numbers of cnscs-Wlpic he
eii. case seemed settled, have hscn completely
uircd and the patient restored 10 sound hoi.lh
ly the CAeF-Iy PcrtGrOI. so complete j. IL
MASTERY over the disorders Of Tire Lungs and
Throat that The iuost obstinate Of tiem yield to ~
Whcn nothing else could reach them, under the
CE.r41y IeciOl.0T they eubsidc and disappear.
singers aud F,sbfic Speakers lind great
protection from il,
AsftsIsa Is ;tlways relieved and oitSn Wholly
cured by 1t.
bronchitis Is ccncrsllly cured 10y taking the
Chef-lgg EecfOrdi ia small and frequent doses.
SO generally are IL virtues known, that We
reed not publish The certificates of them here, oT
do mere than assure The public that IL quaiiiies
afe fully maintained.
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warwick Ditch Notice.


Notice Is hereby given that there Is now pend
ing before the Commissioners OF stark county
Onto q pstition Of Robert s. Warwick and otfers'
praying for the location, estaoiis hment and con-
str1ction OF Ditch In Sugarcreek township, in
said county: Beginning on the lands OF Benlanin
Blackstone in the. southwest quarter OF section
Ave which poin. Is one hundred and ftty feet
north twenty-five degrees east OF the place where
a-snall spring run crosses the southern boundary
OF said euarter; thence following the general
course and directiSn OF the wet lands over said
BIackstone's land and across the lands OF X. ..
Warwick 70 the point whore said spring run eros
ses the south line OF the northwest quarter OF sec
fion strht; thence over Edgars iaud, south two
bnndred and twelvo feet, thirteen and one-hai
AeKrees west thence south hfty-four degrees, east
one hundred and twenty-five feet; thence along
the 1orth side Of the MIL Pond, . short distance
fherefrom 10 the creek, twenty feet below the
Hreast 81 the Dam will more accurately appear
bv reference TO the plat Of the engineer Med IN
thia case. Itls proposed to establish said ditch
over the following described lands, in Sugarcreek
totEnshfp : l.I ~ t.aTtH- ..sti .-
e. Owner. Sec Epo.erip.n Acre.
5:;S s,iEsS Z Sss:....':: s::s; s::::ss9 s
aaid caae ,Sill be heard upon the petition aud
report q feosnmissioners on Friday, December l,
Jsil, at / o'clock p. 70, .,,,.-
Auditors Once, Canton, o.,
October ~, ISL
uoVa.rl j
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Examinations.

" OCULAR Examinations are bold At the High
n school Reoni in Canton, on the first Saturday,
Of each month. Applicants must report before
10 O'CLOCK a m or be denied adTnittRnee to the
examination. By order Of Board OF Examiners.
80 D. WORLEY, Clerk.
sspt14 Tiff -'e- s--7'-5E
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SPECIAL NOTICES

UTANTED-EVERY TO KNOW
w that all forms of private diseases consult
DE-. G. A. SMITH. thorouhh and permanent
cure OF GOnorrhoea, elect, Syphilis, Nocturnal
Disease. A safe and spsody removal of obstruc-
tions of the monthly periods, with or without
medicine. All communications strictly confden-
tial. Boarding and nursing furnished If desired.
No letter will be answered unless it contains q
postage stamp. Office, No. Il Michigan street,
Cleveland Ohio. spr27yl
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Gray's Ferry Printing Ink Works,
Philadelphia, PA.

oo !. &C. E.. ROBINSON & BRO,
MANUFACTURERS OF Fine Black and Color
Il ed Printing Inks, News Inks put up with
to suit the season and psculiaritss OF Press
es. QCIcK DRYING Black and colored Inks esPec'
faliy adopted TO Label Printing
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SERIOUS AccIDENT-We are panied to
learn that Louis Blake, youngest son ofP.
H. Blake, of our city, aged ( years, while
playing with round pine stick last Fri
day, fell down stairs and the stick was
driven down his throat under the tongue
and extending through into the muscles
of the back Of the neck over five inches,
lacerating the throat badly, and knocking
out two Of the upper 'front.' teeth. Them
Jury is a terrible one, but the Physicians
think he will recover. --,
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Words of Wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON the ruling passing in youth and Early Man
~ hood, WIN SELF-HELP fer the Erring an
unfortunate Sent in sealed letter envelopes, fre
NJ. q De
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CITY SALOON.
e. sIebert, Louisville, O.,
ON AAIN, STREET, second door east of cor
~ ner soutb side.
June 20, 1s70-tf
Notice.

Notice.
ATOTICE is hereby given that the books OF the
IN Canton Steam Engine Works,P, 7. Bush Co.
q CAntoR, Ohio, will be opened for subscription
to their capital stock on Thursday. the 9Th day Of
July, 1871 at the office OF John F. Clark, No. "a
South Market street.
4, One of the Incorporators Of said Company.
Canton july G, lS7I-tf
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ANoSNT OF STOCK ON EARA.
Four horses, mules, Is cows 10 head of beef
cattle. head stock cattle. IS head hogs, 40 head
sheep, 10 turkeys, $50 chickens, peafOwls-
AMOUNT OF CROP IN GROUND.
Sixty acres wheat, p acres corn, 6 acres pota-
toes, As acres oats so acres grass, 42 acres pas
ture.
AMOUNT Farm PRODUCTS HARVESTED.
Wheat 1900 bushels, oats 1900 bushels, corn
24OO bushels ears, potatoes 500 bushels, 70 tons
hay $50 shocks corn fodder, 100 bushels apples
10 bushels peaches. 40 bush. red beets so bushels
onions 80 bush. parsniPs, besh. sweet pototoes,
krout. $500 cucumDers, 25 bushels tomatoes, 26O
cans fruit.
MEAT SLAUGHTERED on FARM.
Pork 5000 lbs, 1900 lbs. beef; Las lbs. veal
700 lbs. butter made; 40 gallons apple-butter.
CLOTHING MADE Up.
Pants 65 pairs 40 coats, 35 vests, so aprons, 20
waists lsO shirts, Al shrOuds. l42 pillow Slips GO
bolster slips, Is table cloths, 80 bed quilts and
comforts, 260 pairs stockings, u night-caps 2s
straw ticks, 90 straw besters, 10 yds. cagpet, 40
dresses, hand towels, co chemise,7 night gowns,
200 pairs shoes and boots 20 barrels soft soap $50
lbs. hard SOAP
Paupers received for past year SO, discharged
4s died 4, bound out Z, sent to asylum ., number
in Idioti0 Asylum Q.
Meals given to transient paupers 1880; num-
ber of panpers remaining in InfirmAry, April /,
VIM. BARBER,
SAMUEL LIND, SDirectors
move JOHN H. BRENNER
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Aetr Aauertistlnents.

For Sale.
ny wERTS KING-Two Secondhand Top
Is Buggies Call and sector sale cheap. Car
riage shop on Seventh etreet and Poplar.
1AyEw CLOTHING GOODS. and Gents Fur
II aishing Goads-a full and choice stsck-lust
FeeelEAd nom the East at the Old Clothing Cor
ner. 42tf HERMAN MEYER.
C. F. PERKINS,
Asaoraey ana ceaasalsr at Law.-office in Cassil-
" Block. room No. 9. Canton Ohio. All collec-
tions promptly attended 70. noY9 '71f
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STARK COUNTY INFIRMARY.
STATEMENT OF
Receipts & Expenditures,

ENDING APRIL FIRST. 1871.
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no THE SIJFFERING

10 The SUIT EhING.
"HE.Rev. William II. Norton, while residing in
Il Brazil as a Missionary, discovered in that
ScROFuLA Som THROAT, CoUaHs, CoLDs, ASTHMA, AMI
NERYoUs WKAKNEss. Tins remedy has cured my
self after all other remedies had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, Will send the
recipe for preparing and nsing this remedy to sn
who desire it FREE OF CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with your name and
address on it Address,
Rev. WILLIAM h. NORTON,
676 BROADWAY,
sept2I II NET YORK CITY
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Road Filling.

1WNHE Commissioners VIII sell at public sale, on
u Wednesday, November !, the filling at the
Bars F9rding Bridge on Warwick Road in Per
~ township. Filling 10 be let by the cubic yard
on the ground. ED. A. LEE
AcDrrOn.s o4rlss Canton. Oct. 10, Ti2Ts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

A collision occurred on the New York
and Newark Railroad, caused by a mis-
placed switch Four Of the employees Of
the road were killed outright, and several
Of the passengers were seriously wound
ed. The switchman has been arrested.
There has been great excitement in
New York the past week between the
Catholic Irish and the Orangemen. The
latter have been making arrangements for
public parade on Wednesday while the
former threaten to mob them if they do
The city authorities have made extensive
preparations to keep the peace.
Foster the murder Of Putnam has sue
ceeded in getting a short respite, for the
purpose Of having his case presented to
the full bench, but there arc no new
points TO be decided and there is but a
faint clrncc that their decision viii have
any effect upon his sentence.
The women Of Utah have at last got
the much coveted privilege Of woman
suffrage, and they expect to advance to
the polls with "a dignity and circumspec-
ton of department" We fear, however,
their votes win be controlled by their
/ lords and masters, for if there is one spot
more than another where the women are
under the absolute control of the stcrner
sex It Is this same country Of Mormon
dom.
On the other hand the Supreme Court
Judges Of Massachusetts have decided
that no women, married or single, can
hold the office of Justice Of the Peace in
that commonwealth. The Governor had
appointed two to that Office, Julia Ward
Howe and Mrs. Stevens.
Judge Lynch is again on the bench in
7 Illinois. A crowd Of 1000 men, women
and children went to the Jail at Watsekq
and took thcrefrom man who had bru.
tally murdered lad Of ten years, aud
hung him to a tree.
4 general gathering Of the Howe
family viii take place at Harmony Grove
I birmingham Mass, August, 3lst., Col
Frank T.. Howe Of New York Chair
man. Among the distinguished indiyid
uals Of that name who will be present are
Mr. Elias Howe, sewing machine inven,
tor Hon. T. o. Howe, senator from
Wisconsin, Or samuel 6 Howe Of ID,
san Domingo Commission and Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, who viii give an address
and also noem on Tie Occasion.
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Farmers ia Gnnon. Townshcsd and
other towns 10 Wladham county arr Ia
lusk ihis year With their wool, selling &
soon after sheanng Cor o cents = pound
instead q O.. a. formerly.
A monster bird 81 freedom, whose
wings measured feet and inches from
up to up, was caught n trap AZ Covcn-
Try, few days ago lie love Tor spring
lamb led an indignant farmer 10 thus plot
for bis capture
The splendid Bcw steamboat Vermont
FIRST appeared on Lake Champaign on
Sunday night, Jane b, and lcil for White
bah the next morning on her usual trips.
with twenty-seyen passengers, Nothing
equal to her in size, speed, finish and dec
Grafton has ever been seen on Lake Cham.
plain.
Fourteen fire companies contested for
prizes Al the recent celebration at Rat.
land. The Hydppath, No. 8 Of Braule.
boro won the first prize 500; The J. /,
Gray, No. /, Of Cambridge, n. u, the
second prize; The Alert Of Winehendon
Mass, the third and Torrent, No. 2,
Gardner Mass, the fourth.
There are forty.four publications in
Vermont, dailies, SO weekies aud >
monthlies.
The potato bug has made lis appearance
at Fletcher aud Middlebury. There are
two kinds, one small black bug; the
other resembles a cucumber bug, only
larger.
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sr,rr 80 MIscnLLA,not ).

Chas. r Marsh, Esq, Of Woodstock.
Is making a "trip across the continent aud
Geo. 81 French, Lsq, Windsor County
CLERK, win visit The Rocky Mountains
aud dc Pacific coast this summer
Large and enthusiastic celebrations
gere held O. the 3.h 81 July at Rutland,
81 Adams, Montpelier and other places,
besides a countless number Of picnics,
balls csc.
Albert Plkc. d Nottingham, was killed
b. aiiiag tree while peeling bark in
tie woods 90 Monday.
Gov. Stewart has returned from his
trip u Virginia where BE- has been tic
last week wishing tie various battle-Gelds
Il shefidaA's tamous eompaigu ia TIC val.
ley 81 the Shenandoah.
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TELEGRAPEIc NEWS,
NV YoEk. jolly II

Nrg YoEk, Jolly Is
There is apprehension % trouble o.
day. Notwithstanding Superintendent
KeIsos order last evening foftidjing
The parade Of the Opaee Con-
siderable indignation has been mauifos-
tea that the order should have been
given.
/. The united Irishmcn aai Ilibcuians
held meetings last night and some q
them remained under arms SIT night
They arc spelling f3r q eight,
The orangemcu Of Jersey City are
said 10 be determined to parade at oil
hazards
MaNrsfu.. July L..
Tie New England Press Associa.
ton, numbering three hundred and fifty
arrived here last night lrom 81. Albans
and took Up quarters At 81 Lawrence
Hall They 60 from here 70 Newport
Vt, and Lake Mcmphrcmagog,
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TIE Westru Yc-maei valley Is nqi
s4isaea esil is railroad facilities -
annef travel We veu.d respectfully
saggtn 4 ne railroad p pc t5ai they
ouead thef f.tam lH iAo way q trains
ngth e Ietasoa Springs A blhs
lleral.iy towards ,ae people % tbs
part Z ,be Iue y tie Harlem E2ign.
8aa vii pay ibem % tie long run.
uudef ihe present arrangements a
large share 81 TIE travel seeks other
routes Economy 8 a good thing IN
il.e management % Railroads, BOT one
uaih s 5sy vl nor 90 much % a..
courage travel 81 ttisraate eaboosc
ears o. mixed trains are ue doubt
rcyy convenient boa are not specially
attractive 20 pleasure travel
Nine hours an3 tbrCcqaaftcrs from
Ncw York to Manchester Is better thar
gong 4 foot bu, not exactly what
vc basc hoped f9r from the great
northern through route from New Yori
10 Manchester. Rutland. Burlington
MaBucai. etc
Eettcr look into this business aud set
II L viii not pay % Do d little some
thing for your friend north ofiLebanoE
Springs We arc a patient peopl,
here. Bat there Is point bcyont
which etc If the managers Of thii
line thmk they can make money By
keeping Us shut up. according 70 Chr
present programme, we very mildly
suggest that there is way 70 maxi
money ~ running a railroad, which i
notify freezing its best friends to death
We will refer 70 tbs subject again
ii the mean time VIC are ready 70 rc
ccise propositions for stage line 4
shushan 81 Cambridge As the best thing
that can be done FOR present relief
fScc advertisement
We are glad to see our friends Of
tie lower end 81 our line accommoda
ted with two trains day, but if w
remember right Vermont helped buil'
the road, and it would seem, as though
the interests u this Valley should b,
II some measure considered.
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.raNrn nr.onr 80.

4 sketch 50 Naachessr and vicinity
s given oa the 6ut page q his paper
Clam lakes are = r15.e 81 TIE sea
shore just q present
Oak Blnas. ara tbc Martbas vine
yard campmeetng grounds arc e.
coasug quite popular seaside resort
ard justly Many summer visitors
have already arrived and Bciive pre-.
parti7us Is the shape q new cottages
etc arc making fer The reception q
others
White linen parassls. lined with dark
purple or green linen are used By ladies
a. the scasbore. in preference 70 the
p0ugce o. silk ones which are So cx-
p,nsye and 81 easily spoiled
The eucampmeut a. West Point is
now ia fall blast, and the fashionable
season has commenced Cozzens' Ho-
tel is qutc empty, bat Rose Hotel is
full Mile. Nilsson has lclt for tile
Clarendon Hotel, New York
The very latest idea IA the fashion
able world which will be INDUCED 10 at
some oftle resorts this season is the
moonlight German fail dress, 30
lights, window wide open, silyery
moonlight streaming IN in floods, de-
+ licious waltzes enchanting the air, hlrt-
I ling perfectly unembarassed, and all
that sort Of thing.
/ The season a. Long Branch will be
more lively than ever this year Pie
siaent Grant has already taken his
family there, and politicians will swarm
there like bees Ia fact, Long Branch
will be the political capital Of the
United States until September, aud
several presidents will no doubt be
made by the wire pullers The
Mansion House and the United States
Hotel will be the chief places Of resort.
I Attic White Sulphur Springs, yir.
ginia, o new. billiard room, eighty
/ four feet long and thirty six feet wide,
has been erected. A ladies' reception
room, handsomely furnished. has been
established near the main entrance to
/ the hotel.
/ The Newport Croquet Club, com
posed of one dozen ladies and gentle
men Of the highest social positions
have secured an eligible lawn, which
is to be dccked with Turkish pavilion,
and innumerable flags upon the occa.
sion Of a game being played. A Ger.
man will be given weekly by the clut
in the private drawing room Of the
/ Ocean House.
An English gentleman says an Amer
ican water place comprises sea, sand.
sun, shells, surf, sailors, and swells.
The proprietors of the Mt Mans
field House, Stowe who ere to have
| the New England Editors visit then
on the 10th inst. were compelled at last
to give it up, as the number was Sc
large theycould notaccommodate them
The Franklin House at HighgatC
Springs Vt, is well patronized as j
ought to be- being one Of the best sum
mer hotels in Vermont. We wish thu
Messrs Scott the fullest success.
Stowe is filling up. Boston gives j
large number Of good families Their
should be railroad from Waterbur,
to Stowe to meet the wants of summe
tourists.
Sheldon VT, now has good railroa'
connection with st. Adams The celc
brated Missisquoi Springs draw crowd
, Of people to that locality.