Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12

This is good season to remember our
charitable institutions. 1.-THE poor ye
have always with you"
Turkeys breathe freer.
Important railroad changes other than
the Rutland changes are in circulation.
How fare the poor and distressed
This is the weather to mislead con-
eumptives.
Tho man who "bit the ear off" was
yesterday fined $15 and costs.
Date your letters, bills, etc, "1s71."
The next great evil to long sermon
is the late church-goer.
Read Mrs. DORIS poem.
This is the season for Group and scar-
let fever. The good care of children will
probably tend to keep these diseases afar
off.
Too many COWS have no abiding
place at night. Who owns Them Why
don't the police pick them up9
-Whitmore & Clark's Minstrels will
appear at the Opera House next Saturday
night.
1T is good thing to form resolutions
for the New Year, but it is better to keep
them.
Mrs. DORIS poem, "My Friends" in
Saturdays HERALD, should have been
credited to Appleton's Journal.
Nobody need want for an almanac or
calendar.
The Rutland Railroad preferred
stock sold in Boston on Friday for S2t
and 83.
No man ever became poor by judici-
Gus advertising.
Rev. S. B. Pettengill preached an ex-
cellent sermon at the Congregational
Church on Sunday morning.
Correspondent should remember the
Interchangeable rule of newspaper offices to
print communications written only on
one side Of the sheet.
The services for the first Sunday in
Epiphany were duly observed in the
Episcopal and Catholic Churches yester-
day.
"A cooperation boot and shoe store is
to be established.
Taking an account of stock;is the oo-
cupation of many of our merchants at the
present time.
The ladies are already specializing
upon the style of spring bonnets.
The Aid Society has began its dis
pensations to the destitute.
Oysters have soft hearts about these
days.
-Hou.es at moderate rents are in de-
mand
Happy young men are those who
have just been admitted to share in their
employers business.
Little boys around the depot who ex-
pertinent at fattening pennies on the
railroad tracks, will do well to pick out
the other little boys whom they wish 70
act as pail bearers.
The State Fire Insurance Company,
is a reliable company to write policies.
1t is a home institution, is reliable and
prevents delays and vexation on the part
of the policy holder.
House servants are still resorting to
the pleasant method of lighting fires with
the assistance OF kerosene oil. Some of
them will get carried away with it.
The eclipse of the moon happened all
right on Friday evening. Nothing special
to report about.
An ex-village school teacher to be
married soon.
Rutland Railroad 7's new, sold in
Boston on Friday at so.
Chicken thieves are at work.
"A Ladies' Fair is to be held soon for
the benefit of one of our churches.
Powdered alum and salt mixed is
said to be cure for toothsche. Try it
and let the sufferer report.
-Necktie parties are the latest.
One of our saloon keepers was Jailed
yesterday for keeping without govern
ment license.
Hon. Nathaniel Parker of Burlington,
and John L. Mason, Esq, of Richmond,
GOvp ;ssIoparo Gov bT;ldi,. a ,a- Ho,-&
House at Burlington, are in town, exam
lining our new Court House. They are
stopping at the Bardwell.
If whisky is good for a snake bite,
would not snake bite be good for intox-
ication
Business men throughout the town
complain of great scarcity of money.
-Ogdensburgh market reports butter,
all grades, 20 to % cents; potatoes, sol
cents oats so cents -four 81 to SO; dress
ed chickens 12t cents; turkeys IA to Is
cents hay s1s to 500. Somewhat lower
than in the Rutland market. Why the
difference
"A wit compares the earth to black
board because the children of men multi
ply upon it.
Warts wont stand nitric acid.
The National Bank of Rutland, has |
individual deposits to the amount of
$75, 523,64.
Now is the time to advertise. An
investmentl in printers ink, it is like cast
ing bread upon the waters, it will return
again.
The individual deposits in the Rut-
land County National Bank amount to
$73,511,19.
"A man will lower himself from the
top of the Bates House, in few days, to
demonstrate the utility of a rope in case
of a fire