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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
The Shawl Of The Period.

Breathes there Il woman with soul sO lead
Who never to ac7sclr hn- sail,
81 wish had IN Iulin shawl"
There never was women who i she
didn t say that to herself said it to eve
rybody else, which was more to the rur-
pose. At foreign courts ladies are Judged
by their shawls as much rs by their
diamonds Oh, the heartfelt beauty Of
an Indian shawl! The shawl of the Pc
riol is an abominatiun. 1t looks like
rolled out and ilattened barber's pole,
and us if Its enormity required tighten
lng, the tasteless wcarer must hang it
straight across her shoulders. The ncn-
permit candy stripes meandcring slant
ingdicularly from her off hip to her
nigh shoulder wouldn't be quite so un-
compromisingly uglyBut nc, in level bars
OF hideou5 red and blue, they parade
those diabolical wraps till my hair stands
up at the sight, The Paisley .lawls
were not so bad; and pretty shawl
fa5hioual le some years ago, ond styled
the "Steila, Was still pretticr, having
blue, or black, or scarlet, or sewed on
Broche shawls are also more tolcrable:
but the queen of tho entire tribe is the
India camois's hair. Away or on those
arid plains they watch the young camel
and cut from his belly the precious hairs
till enough are gathered to spin yarn
unriyaled in fneness. This is dyed in
hu"s no Western art can approach, dyes
modeied on the gorgeous Eastern sun
set hUes, that blaze, defyiug time 10
fade them, till the fabric is worn to rags.
This marvellous yarn is then worked in
patterns that all our schools Of disign
try to rival in vain. There can never be
more novel or graceful combinations OF
form and color than these rude children
Of the East weave into their glorious
shawla. l., Iulia shawl for me. con
fess the weakness, and for all other
shawl 1 entertain bathing, more es-
peciai.y ior The striped variety now pre-
valen, Ihcr, .ore l thank fashion with
IA deyoa, ,ltukiu!ncss sor the Prussan
wrap that comes in with he spring. 1t
is a simple circular sack wsth = simple
circular cape, but its a stylish garment,
and does away with striped euormity.
A gentleman riding around ar estate
that he had recently bought, came to
gate in the lane which was opened by u
boy with a respectful bow.
Whose boy are you, my little man ?"
he asked.
Noah Clark's boz, sir was the reply.
On his return some hours afterward,
tho same boy appeared and opened the
gate for him.
The gentleman thanked the little fel-
low, and asked not recognizing the lad
Whose boy arc youY
The same mans BOY that / was this
morning, sir replied the little fellow
grayely.
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WHO was Richard the Thirl before be
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

From the Decatur QlI.} Magnet, March 2.
i Startling DiscOyery-What Han
pencd 10 u Sweet Y0ung Creature
al Decatur-A Memphian picked
Up"
On Tuesday evening, about dark, a
bright-cycd girl OF eighteen, handsome,
and apparently intelligence, stopped at
one.oI our second class hotels. She told
the landlord that she Lad but little mon
cy, and wish to stop with him a few DAYS.
The good-natured landlord told her that
that was all right-that be would hold
her trunk as security Cor her board Moth
iug more was said until this morning,
when the glrl informed him that she wish.
ed To- go to st Louis, and aske with tears
i. asr eyes for her trunk and the loan of
jru .o',prs This the landlord refused
1t Tie time to comply with, but demand
ed 81 ouc him ON board. She said she
had no money; that her trunk contain ed
valuabes that she could not dispose of in
Decatur, and promised him a quick re-
mit;ance as soon Gs she arrived in st..
Louis. Everything was arranged for her
departure-the ten dollars furnished her.
but, as she was getting upon the st. Louis
train, an officer from Cairo, with docn-
mcnts in his pocket, laid his hand upon
her shoulder and said, "You are arrested
my prisoner" Before III. made thing,
satisfactory ~ tie officer the train
left the d pot wi;h the yo.n. lady
in charge of the Cairo officer She was
brought before one of Ju.t;'es of the
Peace-her trunk broken open and con-
tents examined. 1t was found to contain
a lot of burglar tools, four changes Of
suits and masks, and about $500 in coun.
t0rfeit money. Upon more full investi.
cation, and upon close examination in Il
private room, it was ascertained beyond II
doubt that the woman was man, and
that, too, Of very respectable family Of
Memphis, Tenn. lie had so disguised
himself with false curls, chignon, paint,
etc, that it was almost impossible to tell
him from the feminine sex. lie was hand
ed over to Marshal Wilson, of Cairo, and
will 60 hence to Memphis, where a full
investigation of the crimes preferred
against him will be hal.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

... .." .l. .ht l1..nuittN Len LJJ ana
h,s vile III, and snatched up their little
ails and travelled soon in dc mornin'
And the Lord lie tux two ljght'ud light
wood) knots and some shyin's and he
set fire to dat nr town Of MORO and lie
ban it Spaug up, clean down to do
goun.'
What come o Lot|
lie and lis wife, dcy went, and went,
and went, well rrcsnly he wife say,
'Lor, et l amt gone and lefS de meal
sitter and De rollin pin, [ wsht [ may
die. and she turn round TO 80 fetch
EN-, and she turn round, and-and--
,he da' nor!
What, she doiu' dar?'
,NutAjn''
Must be Mons rs lazy CONAN
40 she amt De Lord lie turn hen
into pilIer Of eaIt, coz she too 'quisi-
tive
Oar, oy'rybodr know bout sack o
salt; who ever hear bout pilIcr of salt :
But what come Lot?'
Lot, Lo weren't keerin tall bout on
ro1lir-,,in ard M rrnaI Si1far sn ho lion
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Texas Items.

Texas items.
The scosop is very nocl.,ord in Fact
erp Texas.
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in San Antonio,
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

Spccial attention given to the sale of Produce
~ and liberal advances made on Consignmenis
in Store, or on Bill of Tading.
References: VIM. J.. Jackson, Pres't National
Bank OF Augusta and Augusta Factory.
Geo. t. Jackson s 60. janls-iy.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Sad Warning tOfYOung Men COM
meneing Life.

Ii the year 1857, Il Young Journey
man printer came 10 New York from
Suffolk, Virginia His name was Tho
mas G, Woodward lie was M honest,
good-uaturcd, harI-woIkiug country
boy. He obtained Il situation on the
Tribune, and became IN expert type
setter. lie WAS intelligent and studi.
IOrs, and developed unusual capacity Tor
acquiring all manner Of useful informa-
/ ton, He became a iayor.te in the Tri-
hme Office, and among printers general.
, y, and was looked upon Gs a young
man who was certain to attain u high
position in life. He earned from twen-
( ty-Gye to thirty dollars by working five
days in week, and devoted Saturday
to recreation, At first he made good
use OF his leisure time but after awhile
he began to socnd it in fashionable sal
oous where he formed the acquaintance
oir,ch young men, with whom his tai
en'4 and accomplishments made him
2yorite.-IIis association with those
young men led him to vie with them in
dress and fashionable extravaganza,
which pressed him for funds. Having
become an expert billiard PLAYER ho
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

A pretty, bright, little juvenile friend,
some five years of age named Rosa, was
teased good deal by a gentleman who
visited the family; he finally wound up
by saying:
Rosa, l don't love you
But you're got to love me, replied the
child.
How so?' asked the tormentor.
Why, said Rosa 'the Bible says you
must love them that hate you, and am
sure hate YOU
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

Who was Richard the Third before he
was "hmsclf agaiu!'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

Josh Billings says: "Next tew the
nun who is wuth n millyun, in tho point
Of wealth IL the man who don't care a
cuss fUr it.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

"Boy, you are not far from fool. -
"Well, as we amt more than three feet
apart I give in to that" was the reply.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-23
Der @ d amber r.

Die gbplera 1T in he nd&fe
ume:buns Der Ofener &6nissbure Dor
oecrunsen: peebalb bat N& Die tatlerlt<
DE Gamilie mad @5oSQ5 3uridaeacs
gen. Au@ Der Mintiter ree Meuberen>
Graf NnoraGN unp Der unsaril9s Wis
niite,prditpent Graf 2onyaY lno' auf
ibre Sitter atsereist.
@rie@if@es. Die aus @tben
seldrieben mirr, 1T Spanos, Der be-
rl9ti9te Nnfabrer elmer, pte @ren,prc>
ptnsen unf@er madenoenH duberbance
firsli9 9et6rtet ,poroen. Setn 8opf
wurpe mad Santa sebraGt uno bort
5Fentli9 %auseeiteQt. Nu6 fetn Nrjuz
tant, cer blutsieri9e Nlcaaris 1T set6oz
tet. Nuf ben 8opf Spanos tparen son
Ter Resterun9 5000 Dra6meu seleBt
uelde ben Splraten> bic NIT Der ;pans
,ie Mann ;1blenpen Banre ras Irefs
fen befanrer ano smet Mann ssrloren
batten, ~aueee3ablt purcen. Der Nn<
fibrer ces Streifcorps wurce pa9eeen
NIT BEN, 8reu3 res GrlDier>S rcens De-
corirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-23

fer Mufmunterune fiiet bieielbe 3eituns
btn3u Die Gresatte Nereire riro IN
pietem Aueenblid III Brett ausseriitet,
I'M, einen Iranspcrt @e~rurtbetlter mad
Neu>@ aleconia 3u brineen. Sn nier>
ssbn Ga9en miro Der Eransporteampfer
V'Orne BON @o9efort aus mad benz
ielben Befimmun9sorte uno NIT eerlel>
ben 9aeune o%bSeben."
lleter Die Mutieua wel9e st. Bi>
1auf Dr. @d6 por eint9er 3eit bel lem
Scatter Milbelm su 8aoen=B BADEN bate,
pirp Ter ,@ermania' eeidrteben Der
Safer ;etste ii@ duberft freunpltd, uno
mebrmals CAB er tent Bildcf bic Ser
Gderuns, ba6 ct uur pas @obl res 81
ia6es iude raB Ct bieies 2anc als iein
Sdoosfiuo anlebe uno ALE feline 8un.
1ae erflQen merle. vGl1aB fol- erfabz
rem, pos ee bel ben Deutlaen ~wabrbafte
Brirer antriHt uno tae Deutldlano
cine quite, lietence Mutter fit radelbe
lein Miro" Beiter lou: e.. Mojefdt
nod rem 6rn. 8ii6of reridert baben,
toB bic S9ulbrlcer uno Gdulldwe>
fern in ibrer lseensreiden @irtlamteit
niat ssft1rt rerpeu ioQen. Gin 2ebz
rerinnenz Seminar 1T ;par 9~esrdncet
rporcen in Sdlett0art, rod lie9t es fei>
nespess in unlsrer Atl&t bic @&we>
fern ~ perjasen ; elmer jeeen@ emeinee
piro es fret feben, S@ulldwefern ccer
eteentli9e 2ebrerinnen gu ~besebrea, unc
Die Nesieruna miro Dem Wunid ter
Wemeinpen &edt rirerfabren la6en."
Damn fol- nod Ter Safer beRdtiet ha>
ben. rae BE frans5Fldsn @elese in 81
tref ter 8efreiuns Ger 2beclo9en pom
Militdrriente aufredt tleiten ,rereen.
Die juneen 9eute," tie il@ ben, aeiitz
li9en Stance wiemen uno ibre tbeoloz
ail9en Gtuoien ansefansen baten, per>
ZEN ieet rie rorcen1 pomM ilitaircienite
frei bleitsn," fol- ausprldli@ Der 8ai>
ler eelaat babsn. &ur3, Der 81. 8i<
l9of mar lebr nit Ter @ucien3 sufrieren
uni fam NIT erleidtertem 6er;en mad
leiner Di6ceie 3urld. Der Safer 1T
remna@ troblwcusno fir uns 9ef!nrt
Barf Bismard ldeint es wcniser su
iein. uebrisens miro cine talcise 3uz
funft uns 1asen, ob tes &aiiers wobls
meinenpe 8orte BON ee1en &esieruns
aud perwtrtliht perren."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-23
$3.50 @etuimne tut 8elauft hon 100000.

@anie qspi. $40: babe 9urfe IS; @terte1ofe 81. SO.
~. uulere 9ptterie TT ppm Staate ee&artert; bic Ste
bunaen Fnb.n fets CUR fefasi.sten Belt unb unter Der Nm.
Rdt aelnwpreusr GcmmtFare fatt.
~ Die ofRsi.ae 3iebuns uirb In ben ct 2uut gldt.
tern perSHentlt&t unb alien Snbabern BON 90sfen wirb
cine Gopte i~uaelanbt.
~. Wtr peranaalten eine 3ieture wte bic ubtee am
letten Iaae zines ieb,n Monats TIM Sabre 1872.
~ Stlbfenbunaen auf unfer 3ifte ntttelf 1oft.
Office, 8 elb.C rere. NeatNrtrter Briefe. 3iebun.
aen eber @rpreR. Sentet resen einss 9treulare.
Man avreffre &nrraH @iQer & 50.
No. SIS Walnut Street, post Office Box
2446), ST.. LOTS, Mo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-23
. btex Gabr9ama 1878.

~~A< ~ AoAO>
Setes Set bat nit unf&la5 40 @sisn 4tc unb 2 bis
9 srp6. 5pl,fAnitte; au6s1oeas enstdlt bee 5abrsdns
eeasb.f &attbtlbtr.
8pslf s.fte ttls.ne ets,u sans, sa,u ptrs a.. 9 "a.
tis, prdmie nit benz 70. 1efte obsr bd g~urausbes
IA biunab.s aan3su Sabrsansss festet4
unb ubne i'be Nah3 ablux8 Elm pradtppQes Runfbhtt In
f&SnRern Jar5enbrud ~uf sribtsm 5olio ~eesebsa:
"REGINA ANGELORUM"
R5ntstu Der gassl)
mad eineun trfziaen @emaiSe ssn ~. .. fefamantea,
Dsps.ltt Filesr6se ais bic grdHie BON 1872.
sre;s xr 5eft2 = Gtuts. per Satrsane So 90.
G,,a Gtnfeatnns srn Is Cents pirb bas erf. Self
frs~o 5ur grcbe oer'anet.
q 9. Die .Nlte unb cit" fann tsft>
rpele muir Dor Suttdnoltrn unb Meenten e~erfauft trerz
ben Don urs tireel lam man bieielbe muir bsi %pentstsns
pierteljdtrltder 0craus5e3atfu1p nit IS Gents ~besieben.
Das gofsrrto betrdat IL Gents per Sabr unb mus auf
Der betreTsnten prnoffee Sterte!iabr!td poraustsat!t
wertsr. 8udbdnrlsr une Maenten nslts lid fur bic
ge1breituns bsr ofigsn 3sitffrift tbdtis peruenteu mol
len, Rnb frsurel'af erfuat ta an uns Bu uenbsn.
8en3iser Srotbers,
g.. .. Scr 4S49. Sem gurf Gits.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-23
Sic Jeiuite,, III @eitfa'em.

Nus Yaoerbortt 11re1bt man Sot
20. Sftober: an Der &apeIe Der ebr
murcieen @dter cer @sieul9aft Sci
1T felt etnfsen Iaeen anselblasen, ca
auf 8efsbl Der f6nteltden Reaier"t
III rieier &apelle feline MeGe mes Sc:
lelen unp ntdt mebrBei6t e%ort m1fo
gu aueu ttrAliden Etarr 1fromt eas
2anrsolf auf n.eilenveite Gntfernunl
in unlerer 8ilaofftaot sulammen
Der biefse &lerus ann bel Gem auf,
eewedten 9riRli9a Sinn uno 2eter
Der 8eySlfsrune u,iereS 9anrea, na@=
cem bic Birflameit Der @dter Der &C.
leuldaft Selu aBelanitten, rem Sc
plrfni(1e nt9t Jena9en, mas &lerua
uno @olf faper3li@ empfnren. Git
bieliaen Seluten, mel9en BON, 1. Np>
pember ab c.s fsrnere 8smcbnen hires
bisfsen 6clleS unter1ast 1T, tpureen
miecerbot uter lire Yerlon unp uter
ibren fadtisen @erblsib pernommen !;
man liz fe Wp9en lang auf jsoe tez
ltimu1e Nntmort trarten. Der pater
Nscpr 8ebrene, melder befanntli@ in
rep|Sabren 1901 Die Don rem Sc
luten I'M erobartieiten Mabaabe selsiz
Rete gel tlt9e uno f6rperli9e Yfess8erz
~!eitete, bat t!s bsute allo 3wei
Gage ror Ter Nu%streibuns, nod feline
Nntrort BON Der fjnieli9en &esierunQ
III Minpen> Oh eer BON ibm 9emdblte
Wobnort eeltattet miro. Gtnem9aienz
Der bon ieiner 5dnee Nrbeit
miro !eben ml1en, ruroe Ger Mufent@
balt in @erl aur IBIS gum Wioerruf"
aeitattet. Den Seluiten, pelde paz
perborn, Manhsr:> Dl0elporf oper@el>
BERN gum Nufentbalt wdbl:en, ,puroe
einfa@ absd@lasen. Sur 3pei
0dtern, bic pas biefse Snlelz
eet,auaeu, wuroe ouf 0runo ei>
aes Ntteftes oes &retspbsfcus Der fer
mere Nufentbalt in yaperboru, jeeoG
ai&t in ibrem feitberi9en 6aufe, 9eitats
let. Dem pater plaBpes ruroe Der
3emdblte Nufentbaltsort BON Ger Sc
3ieruns ueria9t; ct bat ertlart, rab er
Fetnen ancera pdblen t6nne, no ct let-
aen unterbalt fnce, uno bat alio &C.
paltiamen Transport mad einem Don
oer 3e9teruus ~ betimmenpen Ort su
3erpdrttsen. Den priefern Der @eleuz
idaft Selu fno ldmmtltde 9eillide
.mtsoerri9tunsen Don Der Nesierun9
otldon cas @eieB nur ibre
Oroenstbdtisfeit uno Die Nbbaltuns
BON M%illtoneu, melde Der QiberaliSmue
am meifen fur&tet, unteriast; fe fine
uno mi6eu troB rer Staatsse<
IeBe prteiter bleiben, oa lelbt cas- NQz
9emsine 9ancredt beitimmt, oas lepie<
LID mad BEN @runciiBsn Der fatboliz
den Stride III b%eurtbeilen, wenn unp
pie ein fatbolilder prieter leine5 eeiltz
li9en Gbarafters Yerlutis miro. sic
inp bur1 tbren Stano uno rur1 bic
oeS eanpniiden &edtes 9ez
Nnpert, 1tatt tbres eeiitli6en Nmtes Elm
Taaiaes @ewerbe ~ erereifen; fe
&Hen aus ibrem @irfunsstreife, in
o@Sfe f9 ibren unterbalt freili@ oft
t&k&@e, errparben, berausaeril1en, bic
MskSNes Aufsntbaltes 1T ibnen per>
egft$M fnp Mitblrser unferes
&ei@es, Is fino uniereS 6bne
Wy @aS$Rts bic Elm Re@t baben, IL
@&ke%u bleibsn, timuert f@
sssseNsept{gaes "i$t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-23
"REGINA ~ANGELORUM"
gu perfaufem pber perrenter1.
9. .. Scr 4849, Sen gurf Gits.

Wesea sprseradten Mlters bes gtaenttimsrs If tn
Rthlart 9urn. Rtce G. Mtnreiota, etre Sarm 3u sers
fiuien ole 3u %Serrsntsn. Dieelte bait 1850 Ndsr. wuson
iiber 100 Nter unter Gultur oas ibrige 1T autss gSieien.
lamb unb liest tn fstr frudtbarer unb 9efunber 9esene, s
Wleilen BON 8artbault, Rtce 60.
8eotnsunsen febr btais. Gum Rent fdnn Sarn.n unb
@efpaan sseeben trerben unb aura Rauf aae @eratbe nnb
lanai. has usbrise fam ldnsere 3eit feben bteibsn. SUITE
@ebdultdfetten unb nutcs sDader anb am plate. Sur
t~peiteres uenbe man fd an eei eisenttlmer.
sos. 9aufer,
26I t4felbf.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-17

:, The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probae Court for the District Of ia
Just all claims and demands of ali persons a~ajnst
the estate of Salley Wiswell, late of ylneland
Cumberland County, New Jersey
san district, deceased. represented nsolvent and
Sne Term q SIX from the day Of Jan. 1872
neng allowed by said Court to the creditors Of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us; Give notice that we will attend
1 70 the duties OF our appointment at the Probate
w,nce IN Johnson in said District, on the 4th
thursday OF January and of of June mex. at
lo'clock, in the afternoon, each of said al vs.
hit8f 4Aa SAMU Ell ANDREWS, , Commits
-. ff4s u. Il, HOLMES, f / sioners.
. vo'inson, VIZ Jan. 4th a. D., 1874 Sw3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-17
EARM FOR SALEl

! DARN FOR SALEl
Il Located Baths mile from North wolcott,
on the stage road to Irasburgh, within 100 rods
oil COED saw.mill. Said farm contains 50acres
OF excellent land, about thirty acres cleared
buildings all nearly new-horse-barn built last
season. Running water to house and barn,
brought from never failing spring Said farm
VIII Keep six cows and horse, and by a little Ia
Der can be made 10 keep eight cyws. The land
is new and very productive in fact it is one
of the beet farms in Lamoile County of its size
and no one could ask for a better location it be-
ing one of the best roads in the county, and 3
miles from the depot. Also 40 acres of wild
land on which is a sugar orchard of from 1000
to 100 trees, sugar house and all necessary
fixtures, l-4th mile from the above mentioned
farm. Also 70 acres of wild land located two
miles from said farm. The above places will be
sold together or separately as desired. For fur
particulars inquire Of or address
l5f r l. G. SANBORN No Wolcott, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-17
HOO ION BROTHERS & co
1f latent WATER ING

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/ Vdfer-C CONDUCTOR kuOHn.
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anu Kiln dried lumber from 10 Is f9et in length
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Two Inch Tubing, 81 inehbore per rod, 81 10
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~ our Factory, CASH; except in towns where 1t
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81 Always warranted. Rr
1t has been tested IL years in dry, gravelly
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1t is far preferable to any other conductor ON the
grounds Of its Purity, Cheapness Strength Ease of
transportation, Etc, loo rods per half tun Of the
smallest size, One man can lay 300 reds per day
Being 50 small II requires bnt narrow ditch Can
couple the sizes together without extra expense
thus making a saving by coupling the larger sizes
70 the small ana getting more volume Of water,
Tor pressure, through the smaller Tubing For
Conveying SAP sl1Pa'se every either conductor Suy
Gr-'ndkers tetH do pcH 10 try IL. TESTIMONIALS in
large numbers might be given, If space permitted.
IL unsurpassed for running water TO aud through
villages. for cellar drains, sink drains caves spont
drains, startch factories, breweries, pump tubing |
&c, &c. '7'
In every case in ordering, the pressure shouId be
specified, the size of bore, the number of us
acute angles and elbows, IL wanted Skinned when
desired. Address M0ULT0N BROS. 4 CO.,
For territory not included in tho state Of Vermont.
aIppess W. +. M0ULToN johnson, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-17
Application for License TO Sell,

= Application for License TO Sell
state OF Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
Probate Court held at johnson in said Dist
on the list day of Jan. A. d. 1872.
=, Arad Baker, Administrator of the estate of
freemanR Al exander late Of Morris. wn In tad dis.
sell all the real estate Of said deceased IN Morris
'0wn, representing thatsaid sale is necessary for
the payment OF the delts Of said decease and
charges and expenses Of settling said estate and in
sald License including the reversOn of the wide WIS
esta e, Is - d 49, :. " ~
Rhereupon It is ordered by said Court that said
applicato come under consid eratiod and he heard
on the 22d day OF Jan. A ID 1872, at the Probate
all persons interested be notified hereof Nv pnLii
cation OF notice of this application and orper there
On, three weeks successfully in the Lalnoille News.
dealer, printed at Hyde Park, before said time of
hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and, il they see cause, object thereto,
by thecourt.-Attest, 5. s. PIKE, Register.
d
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-17
LIBERATION NOTICE.

4. nave this day given my son, Geo. P. Hardy, his
time during the remainder Of his minority and
shall claim none Of his earnings or paw any debts
of'his contracting after thisdate
Morrissville, JAN LIST, 1872. ?.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-17
Commissioners NOTICE.

:, The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District of La
mobile, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
ADJUST Al claims and demands of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of -.Ist# .fH' I'Ga' M
d. A. L. Parker late Of Stowe va-.
In said district, deceased, represented insolyent.
and the term of6 months from the 25th day of Dec
1871, being allowed by said Court TO the credI-
tors OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us: Give notice. that we
VIII attend to the duties of our appointment at the
dwelling.house Of Mrs d. A. L. Parker, in Stowe,
IN said District on the third Monday Of Feb.
anu thIfd Monday Of June next, at 10 O'Clock,
In the forenoon Of each Of said days
% ta rt so be- L. J, TOWN, (romnis-
ST.. a,,,s r.. n. WAIT, }sioners.
oto"e, w. jan ISL, 1879. r{ iva