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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-05
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT 1888 1868
81 Library, Morocco Cloth, Morocco
81.
ECONOMY Greedy.
A FOR Quinn
AGRICULTURE Warning Cloth,
RA1N1N
making remtnces always
possible Where neither money
sin a - 49, -
mi cash n
Address THE TRTRTNE Nrv vopr
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COUGH NO: MORE.

~ 1rner's Av0Hh AsalsA IA il healinE, SOFT
ening And eApectofsung. The extraordinary Pow 81
1t possesses immediately relieving and eventually
Sore Throat nrouchltls, influenza C~sarrh, Hoarse'
nsss, Asihpa aud Uonsumptio almost Incredible.
80 prompt the reilt anu certain ats effects III all
tue above cases, any affection vi the thru&t
lungs, that t.ousands Of hyslciaus are daily pre-
scriIlng It, and aud ali say tnSt 1t u most
healing aud sxpectoratinx medicine Known. Oa-
dose always affords rehst and m most esss bot
tie ELECTS cure. Sold by druggists Large bottles.
RE3cs One Dollar. 1t 10 Jour FAULT ii you will
cough and suffer. The B4issm will cure. :;
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~ The Pioneer says the farm house
Of Mrs Drew, near Plainview, Waba-
sha:county, was burned on Friday night.
An infant child was burned to death,
and Mrs. Drew, (whose husband died
only q few weeks agc) received injuries
which it is feared will prove fatal.
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Tn Duluth Morning Call hopes
ss'Sosatos have : joint ealP' from DR.:
Foster, q tho A.nne'otia., and R. G.
Mitchell; Of the Tribune. IF he ever
dos II Will DO when a"joint" funeral
'iprosession stops athis door to give the
:'itsmst for sjoint obituary notice Of bis
two implS1Abls rival cotemporAries.i
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A GALL has been issued BY Major
John G.. Hamilton, Commander Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic Tor this
State, for meeting at Rochester on
the 24th inst. s. '*'' .
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Mill Privilege for Sale.

The undersigned viii sell : drst-class Mill
Privilege. on the Ashley River: Ave miles
.Thi. a IL ths heart Of : 5ne aericultursi
country,. we'll settled, and offers superior In
For terms, address, .ss ss. 81 81
ALLEN vEssRY,
a1e-2p eaak catss, stsa<as Co., lliss
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on Thulsd.y The Saltwater and
White Bear railroad " was opened.
A excursion train LETT St. Paul in the
forenoon, aud vas met At the stillwa'
" depot, which is still ! mile out o.
town, By . committee Of citizens head,
dbY I band. There was . big din.
'n'lsf, with plenty Of short speeches
everybody congratulatiug everybody
shs on the opening Of the read.
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100 Gifts, in all $b41,325.
$4,000 ABourS
viii
In
SECOND
Denb
in
the
In the
T. e.
v1ln2O 81,
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II ths Kan.ss Senate there is one
lone, lorn iDenoecrat. The poor fel-
Lev /; suppost, \, dignity of the party
md votes 9 = 3 body with unparalleled
unAnimity. ,.s,s r.5,.,,..,.;z. q; =
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From the Alexandr;,

From the Alexandra Post We
learn that MI. .Lungreen, Of Osakis
met with 9; very serious loss in the
burning of his residence, and all its
contents, including furniture, clothing
provisions for the winter, and bis sur.
plus grain, on the 24th ult.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
w:P: WEsIFALI, Cashier Natl Exchange Bank.
CITY BANK.
BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Gen. ". d. WASHBURN,
HERRICk BROTHERS, Wholesale Lumber.
MORRISON BROS, Lumber Manufacturers.
w. 8. BEDFORD, Sash, Doors and Blinds.
W. H. ELDRED, Single Manufacturer.
Hon. NELSON WILLIAMS.
Hon. W. g. KING, p. NJ. House of Representatives
Hon. CYRUS ALDRICH, Postmaster.
GIBSON / TYLER, North Star Wooden Mile. 3.
p. L. HATCH, NJ. D..
N. WASHBURN.
s,..s -,...-- 81. ANTHONY.
EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS BANK.
fARNHAM ( LOVEJOY, Lumber Manufacturers.
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EMMENAGOGUE.

Warner. simineasgogaeis the only arti-
case.) Whereis the family in which this Important
medicine not wantsdt Mothers, this 10 tue great
est blessing ever offered you, and you shOnd immedt
ately procure it.. 1t 10 also cure tor Female 1r
regularities and may DO upon in every
wnerst tho monthly flow has been obstructed through
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Address 619 state street, Chicago 3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tash for Produce.-STEVER L BRAYTON.
O79 Barclay st., New York, Commission Merchants
for the sale Of Poultry, Game, Butter Cheese Eggs,
and all kinks Of Country Produce. Weekly prices
current and marking plates free to shippers. First
class references furnished
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IS. Paul foots up her building, Sta
stst,es for 1870 4 s1,7s5,5o0, Mime.
apol IS figures 1855, 1902, including
1881, 264, 81. Anthony, ~ rep 2's' !
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The suit brought by: the St. An
thouey Falls Water Power Co. against
WV. Eastman aud Col. John l..
Merriam, representing the Tunnel
Company, is exciting much interest.
Our readers will remember the break
in the tunnel in the. fall of 1869, which
caused considerable loss, and out which
the present suit arises. The damages
are laid at $250, 900. ~ - ''''s'',.' e&
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DAILY tribune.
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w
10 ;s6'1er' crushing prerus Mr. 0rssls E,ays ''wHAr
KNOW OF FARHSa and ~ho full $40 DAILY, 81
for SEM! 50 for The WEEKLY
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The Milwaukee Wisconsin says truly
that "the railroad system Of Minnesota
is doing wonders in developing the re-
sources '' 6 Of f. the e State. Everywhere
thriving villages are springing up, and
productive farms are being opened and
imnro7ed." IL
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sIHoE March lst, 1870, the public
debt has hsen deoreasedI to slo6, 2e0,
6SS, bJ the efforts Of an economical
and honest Republican administration,
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TERMS OF The sEMI.wEEkLY TRIBUNE

One copy, one year-l04 numbers. "a 90
Two copies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Five copies or over, for each copy. 8 90
An extra copy will be sent for every club
If ten sent for at time; or if preferred, =
copy Of Recollections Of Busy Life, by
Mr.. Greeley.
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The complete census returns, it is said,
report. 227 Washburnes with . healthy ap.
petite for Office. 80 :E;-sF. :; -
We End the above 10 the St. Paul
Press, and it ought to know. II.
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Last Saturday night, the school
house at Greenleaf vas destroyed by
fire. Loss about 500. The FIRE was
caused by&a defective aus.
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! Secure Tickets for Our Grand Art Distribntion{


One aia William; Block $4,000 sa-eah,
/
lItbGi -Cash
-Cs,h
$50 20hG
Piano, M Gm-caa, .,-x 1 SSSs
fixtures @ ESD si"-SsS g
Est -ash ;~F
Cash 26h cthinIud
sttoiO0
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j CANADA aysl Shsi doesn't want to b
is1anexsd 70 the United States. Well
ashe nsedn,abe; 70 are getting along
gate comfortably Just a. We ara.
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The wife Of Sseestary Of. War
Belknap was buried % Sabbath.
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Hr ceremonies attending the funer.
{. aIe g 3 Re Y, Albert Barnes, at Philadel.
Siph'a, 90 Saturday Of last week, were Il
o he Sc !. ~ slh.owieg Chicago his Tvelve
snp satlons. Int I that somewhat like
ring Goals to Newcastle
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8. LAND OFFICE,

N1OTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
N St Cloud, Ainn., Dec. l6, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this offce BY
James Geraughty agalnst John Laydan for aban
d 5Ssd bis Aoms.te.d Entry No. 80 dated Nay
in xtearns county, Mimi, with view to the caucel
ation ofsaid the said parties are hereby sum
m oned to appear ut this ONCE on the 3D DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1871, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said al.
legged abandonment.
5E SaEs83a9 d -; CA. GILMAN. Register.
q, ,w[edc22os7 49, TIC. MCCLURE. Receiver
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-Gen. j. II. Tonrtslo Is in the
State on brief visit. 81.
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Half Million more farmers will take IL
whenever it shall be commended to their
attention. We ask our friends everywhere
to aid in so commanding it.
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FROM sAUK RAPIDS,
Christmas Trees-NoVv Orxan.

sAuK RAPIDS, BENTON Co., MINI. |
nnoa~hn~ Olaf 1o7A
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This Entire Block to be Given AWAY!

THE TRIBUNE, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20
N5atohman s. Journal.
DECEMBER 90, 1871.
The Next Lecture.

DoS'r foRoEr the Lecture tomorrow (Ihurs
day. evening by Prof. Hitchcock Of Dartmouth
College, entitled " Life above the Clouds, or @
six months residence on Mount Washington.
It will not be forgotten that the Professor, with
an experienced corps Of assistants, including
skillful photographers, spent last winter at the
" Tip Top House" The stcrcosc0pic views taken
during this stay, which embrace magnificent win
ter scenes on this wonderful mountain, including
the celebrated ice formations, arc shown to the
audience by means Of a fine calcium light. The
Professor is an excellent lecturer, aud bis thrilling
story Of his mid-winters experience " far up the
heights" Of Mount Washington is one which
will richly repay the listener.
Prof Hitchcock delivers the same lecture 10
Barre this evening.
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Village Meeting.

The adjourned annual meeting of the village Of
Montpelier was held at Village Hall on Monday
evening last Ahcr some discussion, as to The
legality Of the last meeting, it was finally decided
to take no action as TO the election Of new VII.
lago officers, which leaves the old board in Office
\ called meeting Of the village Of Montpc-
Tier was held in Village Hall on Monday evening
last. Gen. p. p. Pitkn was elected moderator. The
report Of the Board Of BllifIs was received, and
referred to a board ofauditors, consisting Of John
A. Page, J. W Brock and Samuel Wells The
reports Of the Fire Engine Companies were re-
cciyod and their organizations confirmed.
Under tie articles referring to supply Of
water for the village, a committee was appointed
to investigate further, and report Mt some subsc-
quent village meeting as follows John A. Page,
Samuel Wells, joel Foster Jr, Denison Dewey
and f. Y. Randall
A tax Of Is cents on the dollar, payable one
half on the first day Of February, and one-half on
the first Day Of June was voted
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alaarhets.
tTeisgaeasd EVrss''v IN Waioaman 4 star, JoarnalJ
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE BRIGHTON.
For the week ending Tucsday, December 10. 1874.

WV WIN ""'iu@ iuoeuA1l hcccmuef ~, l7tls
Asousr or STOCK At MtRKer
1,,., cutie. shssp. Sio'e'. Ro,,. cHt,,
L Isi, Week week 3 y9 s9ii 90 i99' %
One ycarSso, 2i55 1oi55 100 80 %
PRicEs-s,,f cltue-Extra TAT and heavy premium
maly 500 a 500, third DUALITY. sS.oi ~ i;oi ~
0o rs, on total weight VI hide talow ami drcsef hoe
6 lew choice single pairs, tii.jj GloJoo. Bulls, &C..
goruny i2olv pair or according to their
'a.nc as beet Handy steers, $50 a $50.
sthout calves, as may DO asrotd arros and ordna.
Siore',-Yearllnes, tOam, two.yeers OLD. so1 100.
thrceyears old sDi 40 O0 Western steers choice sooe
HtlVl Live weight GlU1c poe IN. Store cattle Tex.
an, TO-. ,a'c v ID. uogd eta5is. Light jaic.
Yin as'ts NJ. ou live weight, iG'c or 81 ooasOO
sloi".-wholc,alc. oao,. retail. sae, en Pa,
Hogs ja5i v h. Spring Pigs sal0c y h.
ten Care, 100 4sl2.o1 v head.
hde'.--hrighton, 01 cts country lots 50 noe.
Ialiuw, a o. g., country lots, 10 iiets. v h. Pclt.
With wool On, 3.3lnSt7l zach country lots dry ~
$50. Callskins, lGDisc.
RgutgEs. Tho Improvement ia tho cattle trade
noucnl in our last report ha been lost daring the week
iud trade has become quite dull Of something over
~ western cattle sold 40 Rrghtou--ouc choice ot OF
steers were sold az ic " at 5e, % At Co., is At Glc
1ut0c, % at Be- live. AtNatertown j. w. riylor odd
oxen 20 drcss about lln lh eachone for ac one for
10y sold 0 COWS Go dr,ss about i0uat eife.., U5n
ton a Wilcox sold % ycnruld steers $50 lbs at Sci
%. d. Mason sold COWS 10 dress Ca H.. az 6c Of
l)l lbs, nt ic one bull for $500 dressed French
Son sold one iyear old her 500 lbs live at gic d.
~ heiiers at f1.o1 or .c dressed one COW $500
me sheop market r. no hetor than last week Frozen
mutton has been plenty and b poultry at rather low
% ces &. piey sold 90 sheep 81, l6s each Tor do
q AllfGh .o'a mo sheep ~ ius at $3.50 per head. l..
N'p, sold * heep az 500 each }. McFarlan had
tn canada sheep, some Of which took first prices at
uueIphs Far The whole lot averaged 900 los each
understood they sold % SEE. Live poultry to Toe lj
geese sold at fl.2i each.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN NRBRAsKA-SEyEN
TEEN Persons FROZEN TO DEArm.-A gen.
tleman who arrived in Kansas City on Satur.
day informed the Times that on the Sunday
previous terrible affair occurred in Saline
county, Nebraska. A party of emigrants
were passing through the country westward
when, the cold constantly increasing, they con.
cuded to camp. They were on piece OF
high prairie, several miles from any house
but three miles from them was piece of tim.
Der land. After unhtching their teams the
men started to procure fuel. Not returning
for several hours, the women left the children
aud started to hunt them up, The next day
the bodies of seventeen persons who persisted
from the intense cold were found. The chill.
dren left in the wagons were the only suryi.
vors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

PRlcEs BRogES Owing to the general stag
nation Of trade, scarcity Of money and strong
competition, Woolson, the Montpelier Tailor las
fully determined to break the prices, ami dispose
Of his stock Of goods, either by the yard or made
into garment, at prices that will insure their
speedy sale. An early call will convince you,
that Woolson " means business" The work
mnnship and trimmings i'll be Of the highest
standard Also a small stock of custom mate
garments that must be sold Also regardless Of
cost, large lot Of book accounts that need ad-
justment. Ol:O3
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WESTERN AiD-MfsNs. Poland In rcspons,
10 the notice in the Waiciman & Journal, Nov
e9th, the ladies of Marshield forwarded for trans
portaton three barrels and one box of article,
for sufferers in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Senator I. W Ferry gratefully acknowledge,
the reception of donations from Montpelier auc
Marshfeld, with thanks from the sufferers
Mr.. j. NJ. says" goods sent from Berlin and
Montpelier to Wisconsin are consigned to Rev
+. b. Doc for distribution lie is thorough,
acquainted with the burnt districts, and the want,
Of the people, and every article will he bestowed
where it is most needed "
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STATE OF VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTKICTI s..
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier, within aud for
said District on the 10th day OF December A. d. 1871.
An Instrument purportng TO be the last Will Tes
lament Of sylvester Henry late OF Waterbury, said dis
rct deceased being presented 10 the Court ~ Nathl
Moody the Executor therein named, for probatei
IL Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein DO notified appear at asesson OF said Court TO
DO held at the Probate Office In Montpelier the 9th
day OF January A. d. 1871 and show cause II any they
may have against tho probate Of SAL viii fnr which
burmese il Is further ordered that cor atlta m
thls order be published three weeks II ffa
Vermont Waterman state Journal Irrif. ~ lf.lf-
polier previous TO said time appointed nesfInr
BY the Court-Attest
0IlOl N. a. ClIAan n..-.-n-
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LAMoILE VALLEY r. Rive are glad to an
nounce that it is expected the railroad will be
open Tor business to lordwick on the first day Of
January next. Some passenger cars and baggage
ear arrived recently, ready for service Mr.. C.
f. spaulding OF New London, Conn, has beer
secured as General Agent of the p. & 0. r. r.
lie will have general charge Of the freight and
passenger departments, and will enter upon the
work of organizing these departments at once
Mr.. Spaulding has been associated with Col. Geo
A. Merrill for the last seven years, in the rail.
road Offices at Rutland and New London.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

PoLicE RECORD. Theron II. Heath Of this VII
lage, was brought before Justice Robinson On
Tuesday, on charge Of stealing money from hi.
grandfather, Mr.. Collins and Of yagnncy He
was sent to the reform school for the remainder Of
his minority
james G. Bryant was, ON Thursday last,
brought before Justice Robinson on the charge
ofintoxication, and fined s.. and costs
NJ. NJ Clough was fined $40. and costs for
selling intoxicating liquors contrary to law
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

DANCING SonooL-Nr Horatio Fales will
commence an afternoon Dancing School at Village
Hall on Saturday OF this week. 1t is extremely
desirable that those proposing to attend should
hand in their names as early as may be at T. c.
Phinney's Book Store. The school should be
full
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

MONTPELIER WELLS RIVER R,nRoAD.-1he
work on this road is progressing in a most thor
ough and satisfactory manner 4 large force Is
BOW at work in the wilderness between Grotou
and Marshfeld. \ contract has been made with
Mr.. W. II. Smith Of New hampshire, TO com
plete all the bridges along the line of the road.
Mr. Smith is well known as one Of the most re i.
able Of bridge builders in New England, and has
bad a large experience in the business Thi,
contract looks favorable for the carly completion
of the road
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

HoLIDAr GooDs.--Our stores are filed with
the choicest assortment of gifts for holiday pre-
sanitation, and the trade in these comoditie. has
boon very lively for the past few days. Those
merchants who have the best assortments arc
always anxious to let their customers know of il
BY advertising, and the newspapers should he
carefully scanned be orc pur .hasng.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

DErurY SHERTrs Sheriff I. W. Brown ha.
made the following appointments OF Deputies
Montpelier. John vooiry, D. Willard bud
ley, John l.. futile
Mortified. joel WINCH Z. W Howe.
Piaiufed. Charles T Batcheder.
Rlxbury. o W Orcutt.
Waterbury. NJ c. Stewart
Barre 4. NJ. Jackman.
Fayston. George o. Bryce
Warren. Horace W. Iyiord
D. Willard Dudley of Montpelier is appointed
Deputy Jailor.
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81. Adams Butter Market, Dee. l9.---The
market was active, and prices about the same as
last week good winter dairies, % to 27e. good
to prime fall made 80 to 36e. The cheese market
continues dull. Dairy, is to l3c, Factory l3i
TO lie.
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ii eat his.

~-~>----~~>~~--
CLARK, js years Of age -
Mr CLARK was formerly from Calais In this state and
"eh 70 PORTLAND 10 years ago, whore he successfully
carried on the business Of cA penter ami binor III.
funeral was attended last SnObath at Calais when
large number ot friends and neighbors a-senblod 10
manifest their regard for The departed Services per-
iufhed by Rev John HregOry, OF Nnrthaed.
10 Barre Dec Is, Mrs. NANCY NJ wife of Or. A. f.
Bigelow, aged 80 years. " 80
In East Calais Dec 7th at the residence Of his .onln
law A. d. Pearoe, Capt JANIS NELsos aged "a years
and 10 months, with the distressing disease dropsv.
which he bore with almost unparalleled patience and
In WILLIAMSBURG. Oct %, Mr. JoHN Barnes, aged n
year,. So 20
In Brantrec, Dec. 9Th, Of consumption MARY s.
daughter OF iloSey and Sarah Flint, aged d years and
months. ~
vanced age OF % years.
IL st Johnsbury, Dec u, Mrs. ELLA, wife Of Edwin
l.. hovcyi aged Is years.
rs years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

IABpwicg.-A valuable granite quarry is being
opened on und owned by John Bridgman, Esq.
Of this village, by King, Fuller x Co., railroad
contractors. 1, Is heated about one and one-hull
miles from the village, on the mountain west
and near the Rufdo rad s)-oalled. The stone
being quarried this winter are for railroad use
in building bridges and other work where such
quality Of stone is required
Large supplies of holiday goods have been
received by Mrs. f. r. Baldwin and Ira A Shat
tuck none need to 60 without Christmas pres.
cnt
-Amasa Paine has recently established new
livery business here. We must be very dririaq
people to need three livery stables to meet the
requirements of the public. Competition is said
to be the life Of business however
--llardwick Academy and Graded School com
menced its winter term Monday, the llth, under
the instruction Of II, w. Tenney of AIorrisyille
assisted by Miss Grout Of the same town. Mr..
renncy is a student of Mdde5ury college. The
school numbered sixty-fye pupils at the com.
mencement. A lyceum society has been organ
lied in connection with the school
-Railroad work goes on with undated energy
to put the road in readiness for the commence
ment of regular business in January. Several
gravel trains are at work along the line ballast
ing, and station accommodations are being pro-
yided at several points. turn table is nearly
completed at this place, and woodshed is being
erected. The woodshed is to be built over the
truck to afford temporary accommodations as a
station house for the winter, or until permanent
buildings can he located and built in the spring.