Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-18

ApHuHN NSa ti-c UNIV clSdEN o. tue us
55yery Of America by Columbus, Oct. Nth
1872
Posters announcing that Hon. Luke P.
Poland was to speak in Cayendish, were
.arn down the night after they were put MP.
~aeh acts are detestable
The sight Of a brilliant aurora was one OF
the rewards for stayers-out-late last night.
oar dispatches indicate that it was gene
-aIl, witnessed throughout New England.
The stallion Joe Brown, owned in Glen },
Pals. won the 3 900 purse for 2;3O horses
% Fleetwood Monday lie trotted in , 80
a32 and , 33l
-L AIpANs BrruH MRkgr-Oct ID
common to fair Is to 20e medium TO good
.5ta 9se choice 30 10 32c selections 80
n35e
food common apples are delivered on the
t.at- at plattsburgh at 20 cenry per bushel.
Crafts can he bought at 30 TO u cents.
>me thoice packed apples are marketed at
.leo
Iuee.j saving Of carrying Goals to New
a-de is demonstrated at Whitehall. at
which point boats are being loaded with
wood for Montreal. where 1t is said 90 COM
maud high price.
90, ugien,burg journal says that year
ago it was supposed that the St. Lawrence
a,c- had reached its lowest tide. bat II has
e4i.lv declined, and Is now almost foot
ver than at That time
J.. McGinty of St. Adams. aged II. was
shetland killed 10y the accidental Discharged
bis gun. while squirrel hunting in Georgia,
saturday afternoon. He was one of the
carriers rf che Messenger.
E,no>p BITTER MARKET, Ocr. H.
Tar marke, was excited under the recent
advance IN prices, and 9oo0 boxes Of cheese
aui 300 tubs of butter were sold: the cheese
at 10 to Il. and the butter at 30 to -. and
some choice rolls in California style for 35c.
Ir, barns We're burned in Fairfield last
week, the one of Mrs Rebecca Northrop.
Monday morning, the other of Job Hurl-
hlrJ. Wednesday, each of them We're filed
with hay and grain and in that ofAir Hurl-
burt two year old was also burned. Both
lls supposed % have been set on fire.
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afher .Ieheil Johns. an old gentleman of
is. were thrown from their wagon BY the
ipping Of the seat, on Sunday. while on
their way 10 a fcneral Mr. Johns the
elder and Mrs. Johns were considerably
llrt and have been confined 70 the hon-e bv
.hrr injuries
'l. H''Nn.-oIi'er Jewell ~'n oil the late
o0t no a steam mill ON the sane oronnd
where the old one was burned
Col. Gleason & sons are making extern
,.ge repair, upon their dwelling house.
which will make it one Of the finest looking
-r,ilen,e- in the county.
'AEN> l'Ao----'ir- 'o'hu" i"eAer, an 'lu
gentleman oi 'lal h'''ofo III 'iiHDlhs an
apple Tree 10 PICK th' appie-'"'ihsa ladaer'
sound. which gave way. precipiting him to
the ground a distance often feet. He was
severely hurt so that it was thought doubt
iul if he could recover.
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>'iE coz ZINE olALLioN.-f- D. earle
l''i col burlington mas sofa 10 D IL rear OIL
boston, a me IoHf year oiu nay 7tallioh'
''~endehi OF the celebrated h""t Morgan
lam Hamhtetonian. for the sum OF four
thousand doliaT~- This colt was raised By
Lnoch Carleton Of cambridge, and will be
'.aced by Col Pearl. on the vermont Horse
sock Farm. His style and general appear
aaeo cannot be excelled in New England
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Mr.. Dav. the representative from Jericho.
- chairman of the committee on Land
Take, in the II,psa Mr. Shaw Of Bolton.
,a member of the committee ON Mileage
and Debenture- Mr. Marsh of Hines
har-h. +. on the general committee: Mr..
l-ham Of s.. George. on the committee on
Burlington. on the committee on Highways.
VI. Beach of Essex. on the committee on
Bank, Mr. Talcott Of Waliston. on the
committee. an Manufactures and Mr..
Mead If Cndsrhill on the committee on
Town Lines.
IHE LAKE CHAPLAIN lRoN MNEs.-rhe
Whitehall Times says that Me7,Is. j. 4 I
Hammond Of Crown Point have concluded 4
sale of one half Of their extensieeproperty Il
parties connected with the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Compapv. This propert,