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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Some little girls in Salem, Mass
held tair on Washington's birthday
tor the benefit Of one Of The pupils il
their Sunday School, a sick little girl,
daughter Of a dead soldier. They
obtained S100, and il Ia uncertain
which was the happiest, they who
gave or she who received tho
amount.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

/ Prince Napoleon's faith i'm tho res.
torntion Of imperialism in France is
NOT strong. He has jus, sold his
magnificent vilIn at Pranyins to al
Engiishman for half million francs.
1t cost HIM three times MS much,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Queen Victoria is said to be the
wcalthiest as we'll rs the most oblu-
rateIy inconsolable widows in Eng.
land. Her property is worth ST..
100000, and she has an income OF
100000 a wear.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

A western paper has aa article on
"ths care Of idiots. A Contemporary
says that the paper is always drag
ging family affairs before the public.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

IMPROVED LAND FOR SALE.

UOvGO 6UUO vi 0W66s
81 ~; =: =; ,: al ,:'
r.: g.! ;. H..
yssrsuas. - 9vs"a0T-h
r.; ~: % ~; s. ';;s: - ::
O..
EoaTI located No.. ,a =: faced ..; .:.:: :s stable
FionTr sss', ;,.,::.
.ss
@ AN: 80 :,
In Indian vls. township
~ ' ';::
9. GAME size location price and terms ~ Ns6 aaslt f
M % sn. ' from s;: :. : 81:
H. % :.e ; ": ..s ~.
GIT. :: s 4; s :: ; ]
.n. ss .% Is: Il. s1 s.' As No a three hundred ''
Il ship I'M house, .crs
nNE rilo railroad ia Re
na. and broke"
s : ~" sa., % .a. I 49, ~.
broken. i 90. : : ':,s, s::.
s% a's . ;:. s:'
hundred md .pa '.. CLARK ''..., sn :,;
house ~. vsr"so dollars twelve hundred
Two nile.
best ss. , ns;, an ''.:: n
has '" frame house. and frame partially
i e. IL: : '''
We have also for sale, the following Unmprovcd Lands.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

A laly teacher in . public school
has laid aside her fsrule and adopted
the more pleasant method OF kissing
her pupils into obedience. The lar
ger boys are particularly, unruly and
require daily correction.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

The Now Haven police have a
sharp eye on every boy between the
ages Of xix and sixteen that il seen
on The street during school honrs.--
Such as cannot account for them.
solves arc arrested Tor trusncy. IA i
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

BLANK DEEDS, MORTGA>
ID GEES, Quit Claims and justices Blanks
at the REPUBLICAN, OGiee. I I8FT
JUSTICES BLANKS. q 81 kinda, pristsd
y and forlsals It The RsruSIIoAs eGes. ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Over twenty spring styles Of hats
for ladies' are already out.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
ESTR.4Y UElEF'E.RS.

Taken up by Oven OConnor, Of Otter
Greek Township. Tama County, Iowa, on the
Arst day Of January. 1871. two ssiray heif-
ers, described ~ follows: one dark red heif
Or supposed to DO three years old next
spring, with the tip Of the right ear. and
white belly, and bush Of tail white. Also,
eae light red heitsr same age as the above.
;tish shoot tail and the tip Of both ears on,
80 end Of tho left horn broken OF. with
sahils billy aad star in the forehead. APP
'draised lefore Alex. NJ. Htsley at $z4 and
xRS. l.. 3. BLINN,
Clerk District Court, Tama c., Iowa.
Ry }. ID. NEwcoxta, Dcpuiy.aa~ 5ti h
March lih 1A7ls& A se8 aas.HH4tf el8
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
CLARK fowSsuIP.
Tn. Al. n. ~. 3oo .


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Northeast qr ne quar- u
West fr hfisw quarter
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
-------------------------- - :
LOCAL. NEWS.

Those Agriesllturists Of Tams County,
who are invest tisg the elaine Of Fatrons
Of IIusbandry 10 their confidence should
not fail to real the Constitution Of the Or.
der as well as the Circular Of the Secretary
ctthc National Grange. both Of which doc,
u,nents arc to be found on the outside Of
10 DAYS paper.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27

J earnestly urFs that thess diyiutiy provided
Agensirs ts bruught is he fruui. aud uirUHgly
AHd steadily pTesssd.
Rssoiarl, nat IN ear opinion il l. the duty
q eur legislature not Gals io make good lsws,
but 10 provide tks met tffieieut means fOr thsir
snfonortarnt. and Nc sihosnrly and earnestly
rcqusst cur legislators Al the neat session, %
provide Cor State Pslice or the bctter eniurcr-
meni q cur criminal iavs, and cspcciallp Cor
the more thorough Suppression u the unlawful
aud ruinous trAfbc in intoxicating drinks.
Rasirod. That Ne approve the measures
adopted al the General Temperance Cou,entiun
az Burlington. Ia f,hruaF, last. in reEarl %
the political roiion Il the Temperance nien, and
earnestly request the ooonmitiee ~ aPpoihtci
promptly TO perform the Juiics assigned L. them
whenever In taeir judgement such action shall
be rcquired.
The action Of the convention referred
10 in the above resolution was an express
sion Of opinion, by resolution. that it is
not eIpedient, at present, TO form a sepa-
rate political temperance party in Yer.
mont, as j. IN some other States, bat that
provision should be made by the appoint.
meut o. a committee by that convention
for overlooking the nominations which may
be made at regular political conventions
and making it the duty Of such State and
county committees, which were then APP
pointed for the purpose, to prepare and
publish independent tickets, or to call spe-
cial conventions for such purpose, Shen.
ever they judge the nominations made at
regular political convenlio nto be such as
cannot consistently be supported by ten.
persnee men.
The report of the general agent Rev.
l.. Ii. Stone OF Castleton, was read aud
accepted, presenting some interesting facts
aud will soon be published.
The Convention adjourned at 8 p. m,
after lively aud profitable meeting.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
The Railroad

Regular trains commence running ovel
the VI. Diyision Of the p. & o. r. X
from St. JOhnsbury to So. Hardpiek OF
Monday next. The passenger cars are
Of the latest aud most approved style,
have the Miller platform, patent coupling,
and are warmed by steam. The track is
10 splendid condition aud a ride over the
road will be attended with comfort aud
safety. The trains will connect with
trains to aud from Boston on the Conn.
and Pass. Rivers X. X. at 1t. JohnsbuS
A mail route has b-en established on
this line, aud W. II. II. Kendeld, Of this
town, We understand, has been appointed
mail agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27

we publish this week the call Of tb,
Secretary of the Lamoille Co, Agricul
tural Society for the annual meeting
which is to be held at Morrisville, mex
Tuesday. January Cd, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
We hope to see the fullest attendance al
this meeting that the Society has ever had
for with the increasing interest in the So.
ciety now being manifested and growing
prospects for future prosperity will mai e
it the banner society in the State if all
interested but take hold. At this meeting
legal organization under the charter
will be presented. This county now hav.
ing secured the best located and most
feasible ground in the State, can have one
of the most Furnishing Societies. The
project is worthy Ct the effort
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
Attest.
cam6Iiage.
Sleighing was never better.

Sleighing was never better.
The graded school is in successful
operation. Mr.. Batchelder from Mont.
pelier has the higher grade, while Mis-,
Freeman from Potsdam, n. Y, teacher
Of the primary school.
The Congregational Society has com.
menced in good earnest to repair and re.
model the yestry of the church, and hope
soon to have completed neat and commo-
dious lecture room.
j. Nj. Stafford has plenty of business
just now, in the way Of turning off lumber.
Load after load following each orher away
from the mill in quick succession, from
early dawn to dewy frosty eve."
APRON FEsTIvAL.-rhe ladies will hold
a Festiavl and Fair ut the vestry of the
Congregational church on the afternoon
and evening of Jan. Sd, 1872, the pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the vestry. Among
the novelties Of the evening. there will be
a "l)ime tree" and the new and novel
entertainment so much for SO much 4"
A great variety Of aprons for old and
young, aud fancy articles OF various kinds
for sale. cheap. The ladies will spare no
pains to make the evening pass pleasantly
to all who give us their patronage. Oys-
tiers and other refreshments furnished for
those who desire them, Come everybody.
bring your wife aud children. Admission
10 cents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
State Temperance Convention.

The 43d annual meeting of the Yer,
mont State Temperance Society was held
at Middlebury on Wednesday Dec: Goth
In the absence of the President, Rev
a. L. Bailey was elected chairman pro
TEN. Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.
Kitchel.
On motion the constitution was altered
so as to provide for one Vice President ID
each county in the State.
The usual committees on nominations
and on resolutions were appointed.
After remarks on the state of our work
in different parts of the State, by Rev.
DIR. Kitchel, Col. F. Parker and Hon.
u. W. Grandy, the convention adjourned
to IL P. m.
AFTERNOON.
On resembling the committee on nomi.
nations reported as follows:
Presidem-Rev. H. ID. Kitchel of
Middlebury.
Vice Decentralization county, G..
W. Grandey; Bennington county, G. W.
Harman; Caledonia county, L. Fairbanks !;
Chttenden county, Mial Davis Essex
N. NJ. Alger; Franklin county, Rev. A.
l.. Cooper; Grand Isle county, A. Brown;
Lamoille county, Rev. j. G. Bailey;
Orange county, Col. j. B Mead; Orleans
county Rev. A. W. Wild; Rutland
county, JarobSpaulding Windham coun-
ty,Hon. A. .stoddard ;IWindso, county, W.
Nj. Smith.
Secretary-Rev W. w. Atwatcr of
Burlington.
Treasurer-Newmau Weeks of Rut.
land.
Ez. COMMUNICATION. g. NJ. Willard.
Castleton DR.. l.. Sheldon, DR.. G. Wood.
house aud W. A. Burnett of Rutland; j.
s. Cilly, Brandon; Col. l.. Il. Knapp.
Middlebury, and Mial Davis of Burlng-
ton.
The report was adopted, and the persons
so nominated were declared elected, when
DR.. Kitchel took the chair.
The following resolutions we're adopted.
after discussion which was continued
through the remainder of the afternoon
and the evening session
RESOLVED, That the present attitude Of the
Temperance cause summons its friends to re-
newed and diligent effort for the establishment
and dissenin tion of these foundation truths
md principles on which alone we can hope for
the thorough reformation of the people, and |
that as the novelty and freshness Of our work
have passed by, and the enthusiasm of our first
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27

'T The grand jury at Los Angeles, Cal.
: which has, been investigating the anti.
Chinese. riot there, seems to have done
its duty quite thoroughly. Thirty-seyeu
persons we're indicted for riot, and two Of
these were also Indicted for assault with
deadly weapons, and two for assault to
commit murder, and 25 for murder. Be-
SIDES these, eight Cinnamon were also in
dicted for. murder or for assault to commit
murder making 45 indictments. The
jury say that the police were very dere-
lict in their duty, declare that the wit
y ncsses examined we're very reluctant to
testify, and give the opinion that the ORR
gin OF the riot was to be attributed to a
long.existing feud between different Chin.
ese companies, After the riot began, the
worst elements Of all classes of society
mixed in it, and, as the jury say, ''not
Z only disgraced civilization by their acts,
but in their cruelty and in their savage
treatment Of unoffending human beings,
their eagerness for pillagc and blood.
thirstness, exceeded the most barbarous
races Of mankind" 1t is to be hoped the
courts will be as prompt to punish the
guilty as the grand jury was to indict
them.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
Lamollle County Teachers InSti.
titp.

The Institute convened in the Academy
in this village, yesterday morning, with
Prof.. D. Ii. Kile Of Il. l., as conductor,
and three assistants, -Miss Clark of Ben.
ninston, Miss Bromley of Castlcton and
Miss Taft of Mass.
The exercises were opened by prayer
by Rev. j. G. Bailey.
Miss Bromley spoke 6rst, upon teaching
primary scholars
u Miss Clark followed upon teaching pri-
mary Geography.
From half past eleven to halfpast twelve
Prof. Kile occupied the time upon arith.
metic, all of which were very interesting.
n. The afternoon exercises were commenced
by Miss Taft on Music.
AT half past two, Miss Clark took up
the subject of Reading. She advocated
the "word method" for teaching children
to read. g .r. a.....-
o.. AT 3 Pm, Prof. Kile took up the sub.
ject of the English language or Grammar
Hisideas were that we have too much science
and too little art in the teaching of Ian
guage. Language should be learned by
using it.
At 4 P. M.--Miss Bromley-subiect-
History. She claimed that children should
9 be encouraged to talk freely and to CLASH
fy their statements, and from THEM state
ments into stories. Also that "thc life
of to-day is the history of tomorrow" and
every event in history tells four things
place. time, cause or aim, and result.
The lecture of the evening was by Prof
Kile upon the inductipe methods of teach.
ing, 1t was very scholarly production
showing a vast amount of research as well
as thorough and practical knowledge Of
the science OF teaching Whoever failed
to hear this lecture missed rare intel
lectual banquet. Would that the sons of
Pestalozzi were more common, and that
this lecture could be delivered in every
h school district in the State.
There were 56 teachers present the first
day; about 20 of whom were from Stowe.
"a The hours of meeting are 0 A. M. and 9
o p. NJ. Lectures every evening at o'clock
in town hall, We hope our citizens will
not fail TO hear the lectures.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
NHleI11We.

! NaleI1Tlie.
Tho Dramatic Club, which has beer
on the tapis for some weeks, gave theil
irst entertainment at Capt. Mcfarland,
Hall on the 18th inst. A goodly mum
Der we're present, aud there seemed to be
general satisfaction with the performance
After many vexatious delays, the
mandatory OF l. W. Adams has resum.
cd operations, aud it is underst cd, will
engage IN the manufacture Of wooden
goods principally.
An unfortunate accident happened
to Philander Wetherel, whereby he was
thrown from a sled AMI his neck aud
shoulder severely injured.
Luke Potter, and lleman Miller.
are delegates TO the Grand Lodge, |. q.
Of G. T.
One day last week while Mrs. D. G.
Harvey accompanied by Mrs. j.. b. Viii
bur were driving from Waterville to
johnson, some part Of the harness gave
away while defending the hill near the
old Taylor place, the horse took fright
aud ran, throwing the ladies out OF the
sleigh. Mrs. Harvey was dragged some
distance and badly injured. She is con-
fined to the house at the present time.
The horse ran nearly 10 the Arch bridge,
in johnson, where it was stopped right
side up, and buffalo robes in
MIR. Westcott, blacksmith, on Tues
day last started for the West, where he
intends to locate with his family if the
country suits him. We hope Mr.. West
colt will iquidate a little bill he owes the
printer before taking his final leave of
the State.
Mr. G. H. Gilmore and wife, have
returned from the West after a soourn
OF about three months.
The officers and members of Water
vile Lodge, |. o. of q T., take this op-
portunity of announcing to all Good Tenn
plars and the public generally, that there
will be public meeting of said Lodge
IN their Lodge room on Friday eve. Dec.
18th, where may be expected the usual
order Ofbusiness literary exercises, speeche
&c. Public is invited at the ringing
Of the bells.
Mr.. N. b. Page is putting mp a
large addition to his blacksmith shop, to
be used as u wheel-right shop.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
/0hnSOH.

The town voted again on Saturday,
not to change the condition OF their bonds
in aid of the Railroad, and passed resolu-
tlons that were considered to be highly
discreditable to the town. To those who
have been opposed to bonding the town
from the start, from principle or other.
wise, no blame can be attached, for
IN their action, the jewel of. consistency
can be seen, but in those who but n short
time ago, believed in the principle and
possessed such degree of public spirited
PATRIOTISM their actien at this meeting
though 1t may be consistent, fails to
display the . jewels" If this is to be
the line of action puruscd by the town,
no wonder that sucn men as the MouItons
seek other locations for business.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27

AT the aBuusl Communication Of
Mt. Vernon Lode No. T. Y. 4 A. NJ, At
Masonic Hall, MorFisyille. Dec. 20ih, A.
l. ssh the follvuiug Othoers for the
year urre almost unanimously reelected.
+. X. Gleed: W. NJ.
q. W. Fitch $. W.
q. NJ. Peek J. W.
J. A. George Treas
g.. NJ. Doly; Sec.
Austin Williams: ). ID.
r. II. Stone j. ID.
The following appointments for the
year we're msdc:
Committee Of Charity by virtue Of their
Office. Z. X. Gleed. G. W. Fitch, Z. NJ.
Peek; Stewards Jefferson Spaulding, VIM.
G. McCiiniOok; Msrshalls. JAS. L. Davis,
Finance Con-. d. j. Stafford. A. A. Nile,
4. q. Dodgr; Com. on Grievances Ala,
Dawn, X. X. Cock. Norman Camp Col
lectOr. g. NJ. Doty. A true copy Of re-
cord.
Attest. G. W. DOiy, Sec.
NoricE-The member Of the Norrstown Farmers
Ciun are requested T. meet at the Tuwn Hall In
Morrisvillr, On Saturday Jsnuaiy eth al - p.
m. II. j. sATFpRB, Cisfk.
NoucE.-The annual meeting Of the members q
the Lamuilie County Agricultural Society will he
held at the Town Hall, MurTsyille, Jan, i'd 1872,
al o'c Uek, a. m, for the puIpOse Il vieetinE Of
hccrs and doing any other necessary business that
l. u. LEBARON, See.
NoricE The auditors Of the Lameille County
Agricultural Suciety are notified % meet az Powers
A 6leeds Office In Worthwhile, on Tuesday Janu-
ary I'd, Is72, at clock a. m. TO examine and audit
the accounts Vi Tie several sinsefs o. ne s,soy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
PERFUMERY! PERFuyFpv

Call az Porters and get hem.
periumtTy, or sJme Il the Trfbis -. u. q "a
% hottie q Hair OIL aud k,rs' A &c f'r'sl,
sortment Of Children STORY M, 90 =
assortment n Fancy Boiss. ts az . an
them cheaper than any other 49, ivlisi
Co. ] mean what say, call AZ y. % Lana,
best assortment Il the aluve 80, w ihirs t,i
Fathers and Mothers, fsmsn'., a.
Tree for that little one or thr,. Inv. Vhrlisl,
think more IN having present pi,o.se .s tA.y
no matter hrw small, than tbrt s-.it hn TN
more valEe placed Ia their hand, !, ~ asA
never can be children hut obee ~, ItIs ttg
enjoy II, and they will repay yea ~ htat
times. My Photograph Rooms IN 80. ary
morning till night. ! have one oftss ", ~ IVA
grapers 10 work for me In the STATE M. M ra''A
the new style Of Photograph tbat :. ~ Ai -
Farmers bring out your family, aBd n.y. Y z
pictures taken, or pictures that are ~. \, a'i
the draws framed up and make y,ur ~ li
ant ana attractive, ~ your childrrn Mi n
othef places FOR amusements Bring n, ~
Pile 81 wood, or piece Of beef or pofk - n
or would not object 10 a small piers ID ~ As
and slice Of hsese, or few eggs nv 49,. .slt
get them Of you as the merchants. M 80
nrins on your produce for am ready Ia ~. /
DO NoT FORGET TO Gail At fosrrS,
PHoTOGAPH GALLEY
= n, PORTER, Photo.,,,l..
Morrlsvillo, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
Vermont State Agricultural So.
clelJ.

The annual meeting Of this sscieiy "a
held 10 this eiiy "Wednesday. 18th at th'
Van Ness House. aud vas called 10 oFdel
by II. G.. Root. Of Bennington. To,
TreAsuHr's report was read, showing Z
balance in the Treasury Of $4,000. The
Committees on Nominations reported the
following names, a. offers for the coming
year the report was adopted, aud the
gentlemen named were unanimously
elected:
President Henry NJ. Root, Benning.
ton.
Vice Parliamentary S. Morse,
Shelb1rn; WIN. X. Stanford. Orwell ;
Crosby Miller, POmfret; Henry Chase,
Z Lyndon.
Treasurer-N. b. SafFord, White River
Junction.
Seeretary-HeBry Clark, Rutland
Direetors-,lohn Gregory Mortified I;
Elijah Cleaveland. Coventry; George
Campbell, Westminster; Henry Hayward,
Rutland; H. =. Kent, Dorset Lawrence
Brainerd, St. Adams; David GOOdell,
Rrattleboro +. S. Stowell, Cornwall j.
A. Shedd, Burlington Z. II. Hubbard,
Springfield q. A. Merrill, Rutland $.
e. HolyOke, St. Abaus; l. S. Drew,
Burlington; George Hammond, Middle
bury II. NJ. Hall, East Burke.
The Special Committee on the Tariff,
by Mr.. Hubbard, of Springfield reported
the following resolutions, which we're
adopted
Whereas, 1t is our belief that the pau
per labor Of foreign countries should not
be suffered TO compete with the intelligent
laboring classes Of our own country; nor
should the products Of their cheap lands
be permitted TO exclude the fruits of our
soil from our own markets; and,
Whereas, 1t is reported that a move
ment has been inaugurated in Congress,
at the present session, to repeal the duty
on salt, which We believe to be only in-
tended as preliminary step toward the
abolition Of the protection extended by
the government to American industry
therefore it il
ResOtUed, That the Vermont State Ag-
ricuItural Society and Wood Growers
Association most earnestly protest against
any change Of the principles upon which
the present tariff is founded.
RcsOleed, That the repeal OF tie duty
on wool aud woolens would result in rum
to an industry which lies at the basis of
our national prosperity.
Resolved, That the Senators and Re-
representatives. from Vermont are request
cd to present these resolutions to Con-
gress, aud use their influence against any
change in the principle upon which the
tariff is founded.
Resoloed, That the Secretary be direct.
ed to furnish copies of these resolutions
to our de egation in Congress.
A motion, by Mr.. Hubbard, that the
Society appropriate $500 to aid the Yer.
mont Dairymcn's Association in publish
ing their Transactions, was, after discus
sion, referred to the Board of Directors.
Seven delegates were appointed to the
meeting Of the National Wood Growers
Association, at Syracuse, N. Y, on the
10th, viz:-Wm. r. Sanford, Orwell
Henry Clark, Rutland; Geo. Campbell,
Westminster F; Crosby Miller, Pomfret
l.. S. Drew, South Burlington +. Stow.
ell, Cornwall; Ii. NJ. Hall, Burke. Adj.
The Board of Directors subsequently
held meeting, appropriated $3.50 for
the Dairymen's Association; aud voted
to meet February 18th. to make arrange
ments for the next State Fair, decide on
location, etc.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27

meut GcorEs G. Huui, E,q.. rressntcd him sith
bonqass, ani called or thTy- cheers fer he
Car 81 Russia, uhich siieitei suitahls rrsponse.
Mr.. Huut iheu pFcpossd thrse cheers fur The
0rAud bake. whieh ~crs heartily gistu. 1ks
fTiuoe rrmesed bic hzi and nguesici threr
cheeTs &C. AmsIica. shich vere given, and tie
ruyzi visitor rsiiTei. The train stopped about
f,e minuiss. add a. Il mostd cat Il the dsJei
parting salute vas given BY th, eHpiosiuu q
a large number u torpe,ioes placed alenE the
track. Asths cars passed cut, The Grand Duke
reaPPsarri aud made bic parting boz 10 the
populace. ataid luul eherTiug.- .Hsffsagrr.