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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

SOMETHING NEw.-An Encamp-
mcnt Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows will soon be inauglmate,l
in this city, with nearly forty charter
members.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

LEcTuRE.-Mrs. A. j. Duniway, Of
the Ne,o Noth,eest, lccturcd at the
Court IIonse in this city on Monday
and Tuesday evenings to good houses.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

THE WnLAMETTE-Is gradually
getting slower down." as Is usually
the case in ''dry" weather.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

TROPICAL FRUITS. - For fresh
oranges, first Of the season, 60 to
Gus. LaytOns.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

SUM ToTAL.-Tlle real estate trans.
up $2l,77l.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02


ST. VALENTINES DAY.-The l4th
of the present month comes on st.
Valentines Day, and win be aplro-
priately celebrated at Ed. Freeiand's.
With a spirit of liberality that's COM
mendable, and will doubtless be
copied throughout the United States Of
North America, Esq, he will import
from France or some other seaport,
vast numbers Of ssolentines," comic,
seriocalnic, sentimental, and other
styles. b suit tlle tastes or the most
fsstidio,ls, any Of whlchare warranted
to captiyate, corral and curry off the
topmost huckleberry IN the land. See
to il, young ladies, that you let not
this glorious occasion pass without
going for a ''teller.'' The boys
will not forget the OCCASION, we will
warrant. Selah.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

How ABOUT THAT FLY?--0ur con-
temporary last week asserted that
Douglas saida a man could not elude
the .'yieiIance of our inyineible Sheriff
unless he could fly. and yet, a few
hours after he had been caught and re-
turned to our secure, iron-clad, ten
thousand dollar Jail, he eludes the
.,yirilant'' and ''invincible," leaves
the iail of iron cells without an occn-
pant, and cir vigllant Sheriff has
been unable to find hide or hair Of
him! Can it be possible that this
moor, weak prisoner, Douglas, who is
50 badly diseased that it was thought
doubtful whether he would live until
tlle next term Of the Circuit Court,
alone and unaided could break out of
our iron celled, doub!e-locked, ten
thousand dollar Jail the second time
within the week, or is it true as as
serted that he was wanted TO assist IN
organizing Democratic clubs through
out the county, and that his escape
was coaniycd at by the officials? {?
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TO be Continued }


The Congregational Sabbath School
and Band of Hope had grand time at
the Bruce Hall, on the evening OF New
Years. TO Fay nothing Of the rich repasl
furnished by the ladies, from the large
able laden with full supplies Of every
thing ncedfu to delight the eve or graft
Is the taste there was very hne speaking
II Dialogues aud single pieces, both By
little children aud persons of adult aye
also amusing and instructive TableBux /;
and excellent singing, performed for The
most part 10y the Juveniles. The Assem-.
bis was large, the Hall being deuseli
crowded. An went away not only feel
ing thai they had had a good time, but
Ne trust also, feeling a deeper interest ia
sabbath Schools aud Temperance.
We have communication from "P
d. r." informing us that Judge Wheeler,
ga applicat on by members Of tie Melho-
list society, has granted an injunction
against the Dandy Eis, Village Onion
society, restraining the latter from occu,
psiug tie house auth further orders from
court, joel G. Baker, E-q. appearing for
iralors aud hon. VIM prout and lion,
~. {. Dauiou for respoudauts This de-
cj.ion Was made after reading the consli-
mliou referred to iu former couespon-
ieuce SID eol fums "p. b. T." Ia BIZ
apiulon that be WAS light IL hi. view OF
BE case, ~ contradiction Of our other
correspondent. Z bic de isiou Of Size Chan
aellor. however, may be regarded a. not
dial, though lie matter i now in court
AID no doubi justice will be doue
The New Yeafs Party At Staples
6Ut Edge Factory. Tuesday eve. Jan -
ga, i complete sue es- 40 ar - compile.
participated, the towns u MiddletoU8,
pawle,, Iinmoulh, NaHugfyrd Aud Ian.
Is being represented The spaehus HAS
Which wa. decorated Ia beautiful sHd
tasteful manner expressly COS ibe ocea-
.l0o, wss q lea with 3 delighted com-
pans 81 81 early ho0r soon tie gay
duOns were ltippihg the light iautas.
,le toe, 20 the harmony 81 sweet
-aauas FROM he RuiiaudQuintette Band,
sAieA on itis, A. Ga 80 other former
occasions, aequine3 ilseli III satisfactory
manaeF r. I'll present. and adding 10 &
srral degree u TIE evenings enjoyment.
I gtis baud. IN lte fpieudid musis is y
capable 81 executing. possesses fcpni4'
iiaa Nhigh 9saef baird, might lruly 60
ruppe brHg auuoauad she cssu,
.aaF FeFAsrei 10 the diuinE rsoih tsrioE
- g ihe tables wefe slreaa sud ls.iel
sAh eve ythlng desired 70 retresh th'
'tiaasf A&n, AID to watch al did amPe
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vel auea3s3 misunderstanding lie raln
ublcb s8 rs tofrcae TIE ulus ones
Fee,cj thsu Scripture lessons and sang
tltr >absaih aool ps5cc. g. the sdi6-
utoa 81 81 srpelistIrs aad.sacs A.
cssAy was read % ,bc Bto and character
of Jaepa and appropriate rcmafk.
we're INSIDE b Rev J snmmerbsll SD
l.ey y Namterd The Instrumental
maae bg Freddie pen'soo was excellent
-Tla weather s. =, ilHe 90 New Year,
Ds' aadh.Iar.ly ard good vii seemrd %
ptWIG Atugh, ,bs Seventh Day Zap.
tii. helj their momtly sabbath school
Coarsri phleh proved to be an excellent
entertainment, goups up ga very shou
uatiee Tines had mu.5c. vocal AND iu
stummlN imsr.perscd with declama.
lions, speaking. aud select reading. The
speech, Of Ibe -upl al ibe other school
was most appropriate. Tie audjeue,
was large and attentive. Il g., propose,
10 Keep the concerts going through ii,
winter
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hENNlNaInN

IS b. ilunt has made arrangements
with Mr.. Tillinghast by which the shawl
mandatory viii soon pass into III. hands.
Rev. c. u, Hubbard was made the
recipient Of beautiful gold headed cane
as a Christmas Pilt from the ladies Of Tie
Congregational church.
Three small boys fen through the Ice
st Mr. E.scz'- pond near North Benning-
tom ou Christina. das aud two Or Them
were drowned
Jacob. lag jn-, received nee Isl 81
pea goods from New York including d
mli iiue u laces and dress trimmings. lle
keeps one II the bs.t stores f5- sucb
goods ia tie country
There is sons prospect that the BEN.
nibgion and glastonbury RAILROAD viii be
soon built. Il Is 10 b. elgl,t miles long.
with 8 yery heavy grade. byt most 81 tie
business will be down freight of lumber
gnd charcoal Il viii acc0iaodale vast
lumber region.
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Es9shse eeausf3sh 81. 4 was astl.f.l ts.
iueeu celI ailhofus named spiasief
N-s Mars Dad lsls ainh on the
patF side RI beg 4h nRmci james
laHes w ua1 Is gh.te = snaw.
hsvere We laoxHr iofhe 8g
leerea sol ia To hs candid thls
rghag mr1 uid p5t be ee8pse3 ia
use gao3 looks bga spirits sn3 gsl.
Aalrv
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m&mLNw NkrExsfaA mAtLwuAu.
ftfsf
gtstfs GHgasE
fvsfms t#sst @sms n*sRss
~
t
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fs-s
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We haye 10 sieigAiug yet aud village
ers are getiiug oui % wood
Ne weddings and general dearth a.
81 ness
Tie moathly concert 81 tie sabbstb
school d the Baptist Chnreh, waa held
o. lhe evening q Dec. sist, aud was
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lauef Hni.I uafiHg sai hgH vt,h usaf
regrets b seall 81, e tuE iag mast
Is sld .hat tbs aal ouc e uts mo.l
g'sAsaai gatherings ever - bsrs y iht
And
hrFEEt
-=N reading a.aa has besU aFEaasled Ia
llis Hisaa, ous 81 Is principal objects De.
IHx - establish library. QH'ta suH IS
monry has aluady tetu raised FIR lhn
rapgst. The iowH usfis a Hbufr saa
mush. and by fls aij 81 ;l.s s,ad eiIizeu.
this pre} cf mas be made Success.
Etsr EJrEaT.
Mr.. Hiram Eastman has purchased
tic iarm now oWuei std occupied by %
% Mare aad a. il jiBs Nc Etsumus
present place lbe uniting al lhetwo make.
nne uftbc most lrslnble farms 80 Rupert
valley. Nj Eastman win take possession,
early 10 tbe spring aud orrupy tie resi-.
Deuce uow occupied by Mr.. More, wlu
intends going 20 Kentucky or Easter
tennessee. Ia Ne More's removal On,
community lose one Of The best meehau
cs, as a blacksmith in this .celion OF
Tie country, 10 say nothing Of bis being d
good citizen aud yery excellent neigh
bor. Our best wishes go - llb them.
The stockholders Of the Metiawe,
Cheese Factory Company held their au.
mtd meeting for The election Of officer.
Dee. 2tth Is5l The following gentlemei
we're chosen officers f8rJhe year ensulug
l. y. - kes, Pres Waldo p. Sykes, Vie,
Pres; n, II. Larkin See; WIN. Roof
Treas, Dwight TAYLOR, Hiram Eastman
aud Willium d. Clemens, Directors; !.
Sykes, a. /. K. Dauforlh and Waldo d
sykes Auditors, This Institution Is yes
IA its infancy, having commenced Opera
ions the l0th Of last july with a limited
amount Of milk, owing 10 the iateness o.
the season 10 commencing, Mr.. Georg
Robinson, the prince OF cheese make J..
was cmplo, cd and under his supervision
The project has proved success, So far ii,
quality aud quantity Of cheese is con,
cened. From the commencement II
July 10 Oei. 20th when most of the mill
was taken out, It took 3 lbs. aud o..
milk for one of cheese, Messfs. Root and
Eastman continued their milk for month
or SO which took fraction less than {
lbs to the pound OF cheese. Their salps
have beeu good, aud they have about 10
very choice cheese on hand. Very few
establishments can show better record
under The circumstances. The prospects
tor another year are decidedly fattering
The amount Of milk will be al least quad,
rupled for the year TO come, aud with d
building aud apparatus second TO none il
this part Of the state, aud Offered by thu
above thorough going men, il must pr We
4 success, The reporl OF the Pawlet cor
respondent to the contrary nolwithstand.
ing.
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There was an oyster supper az the
house Of Charles Woodward GA Tuesday
afternoon and evening ivr the benefit Of
the widow Of the late Rev a. G, Bowk r.
cHEsrEg.
The First Restoration Society held
their annual meciiug tie arst Tuesday Ia
January, ls12, eleesiaI Oliver Ellis. Pres
.dcUt; ~ emau Saunders, O8ycr Ellis,
q. ~ lladley, Committee aud Simeon
>hrtwiu, TfeAsuieg
On New Years day there might hsy
beeu sven ef1aped aJuH, the area ia froni
u tie lugrahsfa lloa-e about 81 couples
81 ihcbeauty ard ".tiayelp u Chester
The ocea,ioH Was s leap ear ride given
by our luftly uai3eus hud maids Il was
refreshing 20 witness that peculiarly
sAaey Sovereignty end inperi0us dignity
exhibited b ibe atiie., WAile our geuiler
* .eeined peekIg Submissive 10 tie Isle
which awaited them Ms uaiced among
tAc vel as6arei eb0iegs u tlse < "a. lhs
lossls and grsafal Nc 4. seated IS tie
s eot Nj. soprano, lhe swtel blonde.
wltn e.aN pope ilgslag aat oliis ls5f att.
Mr a Ms Jlani, uih alss Daeei tle
ba9f, bruce e. Ir u eitb Nl-s Case-
Aulie fhe llguaHs aiig aad rlbg tossed
Nj 4, wiki Aias Pussy, VI il ne ms.
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I'ERu.

Rev. Asa +, Clark has engaged to
preach another year IN this parish,
Our musical people are enjoying the
benefit Of a singing school under the di.
rection Of MIR. Holt Of Weston, who ha,
giyed general satisfaction.
The Peru Debating Society continue
TO hold regular meetings once a week,
aud we trust The interest viii be kept mp
IA these meetings as they are instructive
as wellas Interesting,
Mrs. Persis Whitney Of this village
has woven $50 yards Of cloth aud carpet
ing The past year besides spinning a large
amount Of wool and fax aud doing all
the homework for her fam ly.
We now have real winter weather
with plenty Of snow, aud for a wonder
il is not heaped np as usual, 50 we have
nice sleighiug aud our people are i'm
proving Il by way o. hauling wood, bark
and lumber; Of course we at the lcndn.
iue gender uust retnain indoors, as thu
old maxim Of "busiucs, before pleasure
must be adhered 10, bat we live ia
hopes OF the good line coming when We
shall be treated to sleigh ride and ii.
this il Leap Year, We folly expect to man.
age such Affair. aud hold the ribbons ia
our own hands
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EAsr MANcnEsTrR.

Mir Editor: As have returned to
this place, ! shah jnt down for Yout
columns, what muy lake place occasion.
ally, Ia my eccentric way aud with youl
consent Il j. very lively al present. The
place i bringing forth fruit meet for re-
pcutlnce, timber, wood, bark aud other
loading Is moving brskly. Two hundred
and eighty-ihree teams partook Of re.
treshmeut at Gill Dale on the 9th, 9th and
slh Of January We cannot understand
why friend UtIey wishes to sell for il i
good aud pleasnn; locality, unless he
wishes 10 retire from the cares Of bush
uess.
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WEST RUrERr.

AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Rose Cheese Factory OF
West Rupert The following officers were
elected Tor the year ensuing: Il. 5 Sher
man Pres; L. Hawley, 5. D. Hopkins,
We'll Presidents; T. L. Sheldon, Sect. aud
rres; s. H. Rising, o. j Bebee, +. W
Hopkins Directors; John Cleveland, W
B. MAYNARD, John Boynton Auditors
r. H. Sheldon, Salesman.
AT regular communication Morning
Flower Lodg, No. n, f, & A. NJ, held
Zee. 2lst the following officers were ell
ected for the ensuing YEAR, ) II. Rising
W. NJ. III, N. Bradley, ). w; g. II
ltichey, J. w; J. Wilder, Treas. w C.
Harrington, See; +. II. Bebce, ). D.;
w. A. Stearns, j. D.; 5. NJ Rising, W
prndle, Stewards; J. Bonneville filler
Regular meetings Thursdays of or pre-
ceeding the fun moon ia each month.
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$50 @ '7'fI NaT ~
itfts' ftsE ~ ee = -
'r' SER %
80 $50 A'f
Mf as ~ hffaf e express aH'
ffI9s'fa '''s' - io'ae t.Ha if'fhss' 81
tF's ffatf' 's2as'.'as g q "a" We'd.
sf - asa 81 a.
~ % u & ''-''a 40 q
a ''s f. rs '.at''s y s.H'kf
500 4 . @eN' 90 .'
~ ''''8 ts', s'@ "'8' A' ''f san
81 -t' ta''is'-
'f' - iA' Rl''h als 2 reg .'e' as''s To-
1''3' % '''s " AA' ~ ''' ''s' s''''e's'
= i Nt''is'Nt
.s.. -, .-...'.....', -.
- -. .f. Z,
~ ~ t -,
- - -. 49,, 'a'
bad geca ,Gatlug oter "a tso same nom.
INK. bad 90 not been for the timely a..
sl.spc@ ofthe teIf.amc l,1ys he would
have gone uuder literally. aguratively aud
perhaps auauciaBt. Nelson thinks II d
poor season 81 tie Fear for ducks.
Rev n. :. Ca,hmau wa. made the
recipient 81 sl45 in money besides some
presents that are not quite SO evauesceui
la their nature, At the recent donation
for lis beueGt Al Music Han. The glu.
we're aes'o~ 'r'iEed 10 a pertinent speech
~ lhf reverend gentleman Sh1 alier some
TIME 'leHi lh social amusement The do
H''' 90 p"i'ea Tor 'heir hp'ne' 70 1e de'
"S'''tN "l'" sNsi' dreams ~ can only ioI'
70" worthy deeds
FAcrom r0ixr.
Mr. HoIIiaer's marble mill which has
been Idle far seme days by ,ha breakaye
of some Of the machinery bas again com
menccd running,
The n.o5 r.,r.,... n..a ,.,,t,,.
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syc,,i,,g ,he, an ,,,,i.,,., ..a.,.,, Do.
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t..rtnre A gsney,l iry,,.,t,,, ..v,.,9oa
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s8lN EfFs ttfh sfa k.lAaY. Tres
katsN.
k9NiH 81 ufesl &C. Ealsa Earlsas ies
kfn fssf 4tr
taslsss "a Arv "a Aasa9. Iay. A., sAsf
tt&i I#F ase fHssf1fl Is T q
aatla
GRANVILLE $3.50 tst a-ati1 q d. -
po~l UFFilf s 81 wHHM
8al. ~ ias aafts Hstr s. iHa l.si ae.se a,
t4N
"a f sut 81 tEe fss{ 9aee 81
Ns lfta t.sra5s H ..s, lsassaa
aa HaafRE tH' i.fs8 tit'
Esas#4
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d. . SWIFT.
Manchester VI, Jan IOth, ls5a sil'6SO,
BURToN Il CO
FACTORY POINT,
Nov oner large stocA Of Goods Including almost
everything naw snd deHirsblo.
DRESS GOODS.
Black silhs, Black aud striped Pure Mohsirs
| french Bisrritz, Al Wool 9atteens,
! 3nllisntnts, Empress Cloths sll oolorn,
y
}ashm res, rophn,
pAids, All Wool Plsids, 4 many others.
SHAWLs.
The largest stock in town
'hiTtiug fisnnes,
/ Opera FIAnneis,
| White Wool Psnnels,
Washington Plsid Flanusls,
Orange and Red, plain Flsnnsls,
White Domestic Flannels,
CASSIMERES.
| splendid Line.
Beavers,
Broldcloths,
Meltons,
Tricots,
GRANTEES, snd all in One qualities,
Black Vvlvsteens,
Black Satin,
flne line Of Buttons,
Cloak Fastenings,
/ Cloak Trimmings
White aud oolored Nubias.
Ladies' and Gents Sosrfs.
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs.
! BOOTS AND SHOES.
larger assortment at lower prices than ever
befre.
CRoCKERY.
lanterns,
stonewsre,
Travelling Bagr
Horse Blankets and Buffalo Robes
cheaper than the cheapest.
our usual fun line u
! PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.
An at prices 10 Commaud Attention,
Remember the pisce,
BURTON a CoMPAEY's
Factory Point, w.. Nov. lst, 1871, 2ilyi2eoI
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Iasfae Crest rn1 i iae NJ SaFies
SOC 81 uuftt1 s1F - ihe sdm'nsh'e
aseuer H whIsh tfe aaa'F va eoadaes.
3hc aeassiaa vas e. & hB ei
ita3 He iaaagti e degsuiHR s thtr
aaues afi.l Eauiag sad iiieH eta msa5
regrets }, suu'l as e sssiuE ia8 maet
So sid ha isis aaa one & tle ma.l
gieAsaai gatherings ever % 8 hsW V ihs
And
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EAsT ARLINGTON

John Hanna died last week from the
effects ct the wound received on Christ
mas day. This may complicate the case
somewhat, as the complaint on which
Farweil aud Lawrence were committed
without bail was for the ooiiug of Malo-
ney and had nothing to do with the shoot
Ing Of the others. Lawrence aud FarweIl
were taken TO The jail al Bennington on
Saturday We understand that applica-
ton to admit them to bail will be made
TO Judge Of the supreme court.
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Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY JANUARY d 49,
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IA. n saAFSN-
pewst yuRss,
H. q. ',;.''i a.. pss.s' sea -'s. $500,
/ NEW oops
Bought At las price. sa,sa he an 40 n, o..a
! Al hntoo Aat caa1 q Bai
/ Csll md etsmins TIE saois ana ses e tisnat
T ~ Yes vii Sod a. sssagtaent "
( Dry ue5ds, Gtectr.es.
ofostory UlsssNsry, hardwaIe.
piugs sni Medicines,
Painls and Oias
PAPER and Enveioprs
Hat, Caps, Boots Shoes,
A Large Assortment, Of Diaries for 1872
soap Of ali Alna. ,.ssp, ".on .o.p
Toys for he Holiday,
In tact sou will end slnics, everything you soais
leet fof IN a country store, and $40
Low pEICIs
asSny place IN Vermont.
t4a, sp,e> Lanhrr NJ sas.
Darse,, W.. Nov aa, isa m'ss
\ d. GAL
wEsT LEBANON, NEW YORK.
Manufacturer Of ~ Iinds Of
rr,s aARSrsa.
F,Rn R,RSEss,
COACH RAEsrss.
rfsE LIoHr pouHLR HGRsnss,
FINK LigRr asain HARNESS
PLAIN sisaLn HAAssaA.
Made ~ the Best oak stock and Warranted TO
give perfect satisfaction.
The largest and best stock Of
Horse Blankets & Lap Robes
III the County
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Satchels.
sooTcH COLLARS FOR HEAVY WORK,
HALTRRs, BRIDES, rURCIN0LEs
WHIPS, HORSE BRUSHES, ETc.
Sale Rooms at
y. A. MIILETT'a
Opposite the Music Hail.
MANCHESTER VENOM
New Lebanon, Ny.
GEORGE PAYNE,s
| Nassau, New York
Manchester, Nov. Let, 1871. asiy6sOI
! Fl. W. KINGSLEY,
ARTIST IN
COATS, TROUSERS AND YRSTS,
pRLLEa IS
MEMS CLOTHING,
nArs AND cArs
FURNISHING GOODS SC,
MERCHASTs' ROW,
Rutland Vermont.
7gwAar
20 Nc.
On Pa, you ought 70 sss how cnssp NJ,
allgtt soils Clothing. Why, ia.t think. be sell.
wh de sutts q
Boys Clothing for about ~ "
and mems quits that Iool a. good "a The Gus yOs
paid 40 % tor At sls co.
The boy var right. | have got q large AID
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N0RrH BENNiNaroN.

Arrangements are in progress for the
establishment Of Commandeiy Of
Knights Tyinplars at thi. place, for the
accommodation Of those who have taken
be higher degrees Of masonry 81 his
part Of the state.
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Wy rRIrND rRE DRuSslsT

NA thAENu fF1Es bhN~@4fe4s e
-
l@p4BsHi Esitsfs
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knArrIrBoo

Eaau. ~muuas, resident ana
slice dea'er here and man respected IS
90 d.e} on ile 1t at
-Gtnrge b Colgraye ue naa htel1
arrested sod taken 10 Springfield Mass
j.H Ter t.gamyt ias brongh Efef 20 4
mm.iy here, 81 UtIl D. ID ne othys 81
Nsss, Wiai b tad enough fr ihe maa
aha detectives Epul respectable gIrl aug
i4Tkru. ber fuar, api ssddens herowu
,ud parcui- liie. and above sll eluskug
hts rasEaiiiy With tHe gitb of pieAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

sa.IlI Z. 0Ias asai. y 10 Iays
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

has las sweat ran = sass1 Aifes tla ha-
as PueAs wil tata tasE AtteaAsH 81 aasss
sEpeItEHi EsEt,sfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

Died on the uigh. Of the 9Th lust, 9
thicf, fobber murderer. who had
evaded an efforts OF arrest till he had
DESTROYED a whole family Of eight. Death
caused by iakirg stScbuiue ia his prov.
isioust which bad been prepared for him.
Good enough Tor him. Served him right.
Tie had no business 20 have been a skunk
and then the hen aud chickens would MOI
have been killed.
TO destroy crows ana save the corn
held. select a suitable place short time
before planting for ba ting them, then
when appearing by Aocks give them a
mess of corn prepared by soaking for
about two days IN solution Of Strych-
niue, some will not leave tie ground,
Others will 90 of and die, and those that
may survive will not put in their appear.
anca again very soon,
srEPHENTowN.
Mr. Walker, agent for Wsrren Fow-
Ter, is in town taking orders for fruit
trees, etc, to be delivered the coming
spring All will remember that Mr..
Fowler has sold trees here for several
years. aud has always given perfect sat.
islaction.
us.rg,s sy1.xHg,a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

"a reading e.aa has besn organized ia
llis HIsss, one 81 its a5lpsi objects De-
IHE % e-lahIisb library. QaHeA saw rs
monr ua. already tetu raised FIR ihn
rurpgse. The f9wH uefis a HbnfE eaa
mush. and b. ths an 81 ;l.e g.,ad eilIgsus
tbis prsl cf mas be made o success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-07-02
The Coming Cciebr0ti0n.


We are requested To remind ~" people
OF the County. that The C"lrbr;,liou 90
long advertised. To be held IN "Uni'm
Grove At Au,iovcr Colucr, Me. occurs
on Thursday ul this week, commruein.
at 20 4 Ii Admission -Wnhuut The rn
CRAVING, - cents ior adult AMI IL cents
lor chidrc" under II Year, OF aye The
Bryant's Pond Brass Band and The Orator
will he al Andover the night previous.
and the poet, speakers, &c, will, as we
are informed, he present in season aud
ready for their work. The dialogue. en-
titled Running Tor The Legislature. ="
presented ia three parts, was prepared
expressly lnr this OCCASION. aud will, no
doubt add much To the interest uf tbs IL.
crci,cs. Much labor and money ha.
been expended. To make this the greatest
celebration ever known in the plar"
The people OF Andovcr invite eycryhody,
and are expecting large delegations
from Rumiord, Hanover. Woods,ock.
Bolhcl Byron. RnXbury. Upton. aud
other places. and promise ample refresh
ments AMI accommodations Tor all We
speak for them good Time. and hope all
who real This wtH try md 90.