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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-08

ne generai Committee t. y,ole among
shaky republicans.
Jonesboro, OhiO.-F0und NJ. j l..
in grocery with his feet cock ND oufoa
counter. WuZ disguised anGo heartsick
at the prohigacv ny the present admin
lstrashcn, and saw no hone ny any
change for the better until present Marty
lines WIS busted. Hoped the new orran-
iZashen wood not overlook the claims
az men OF talent and genius ez COM
pleteIy eZ the party now in power heZ
done His friends had urged him time
and again to the tyranacal administra-
shen for various posishens frora minister
to Venezuela to the post Office in his
native village, all of which the military
tyrant now at the head w the gov
eminent he'd persistentlv disrcgarded.-
Felt that there must he a change or that
room wus inevitable; wus in favor w
the moo movement, and stipulatinc, Nv
cOnrse that he shOod hev his choice Nv
the offisis in that locality.
BrownstOwn. Illinois. p. 3. contest
that the post offisis in his native village
he'd bin the hight nv his ambishen for
twelve yeers, and eZ he he'd never bin
able to get it under Republican roOl he
wuy Iillin TO jine the moo movement ef
that wus promist him. Hez a brother
in-law who did want to be collector,
and possibly he Good be indoOst to line In
also. He is doubtful. however. as he has
lately experienced religion. VIII try
him anyhow, eZ it isn't certain that he
hez bin soundly converted. The prom
ise nv the place may possibly fetch him.
EZ for him the cOrrupshen Of the pres
ent administrator WIS too glarin to
permit him to stay a mint in a party
which supported it. He wanted it IN
derstOOd that he WuZ to hav the p I
offs.
Noblesville, Indiana. Got together a
meetin Nv the leadin dimockrisy and the
disatfected Tepublickins-ten OF the lat
ter. One he'd bin histed from the post
offs and the other he'd applied for it in
vain. There was much enthoosiasm at
the beglnin, till the question happened
to arise ez to the distribution Nv the Of
fists in the event Nv success. The ten
disguised Republicans insisted that they
shood be given to them, eZ without
their assistance the dimockrisy coOdn't
do nuthen and the dimockrisy insisted
that ef republican renegades WIS to hey
the Offisis they didn't care a tinker's
cuss whether they did anything or not.
''Efrepublikins is TO hev the offisis any
how, yelled the dimockrisy all II korus
wed rather it should be the decent
ones" Meeting broke up in row. Paid
my own expenses out ov town.
| break off my diary thus abruptly,
for these are specimens Nv the whole. l
found in each town I visited Republicans
willing TO join us, hut there wus two
troubles in thel way, viz l. They all
want just exactly what we most desire,
and without which triumph is yooslis
for US. VIZ : the offisis.
They are alluz men Of that pekoolyGr
caracter who hey to be carried, when
wat we want is men capable Nv carTyin
us. / am fearful that the experiment
won't win, and that after all we viii hsY
to settle back into cur Old party lines
and be whaled agin as usual
PETROLEUM Y. Massey.
(Which wuZ pOstmastcr.)
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Washington Notes.

Gov Campbell of Wyoming terri
tory was married Thursday evening, in
Washington, to Miss Isabella Crane
Windcrly.
The Senate in executive session con
tirmed James W. Locke to be Judge for
the Southern district of Florida.
W. H. Mcguire Of Pennsylvania
has been promoted from Assistant to
Postmaster of the United States Senate.
vice DR.. Taft, resigned.
The returns of W. T. Collins, Unit
ed States pension agent for the District
of Columbia, showed a deficiency of
@10,0 A special examination of his
accounts will be made His office has
been closed and he has resigned
Attorney General Williams has re-
ceived kilograms from a number of bust
ness men of Salt Lake disappearing of
Judge McKems course in denying to
admit criminals to bail Federal officers
there support the Judges action.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed by the President as members
of the Board of Visitors to the West
Point Military Academy in 1872: Hon.
Louis S. Lowell of Michigan, Rev. Chas.
Hodge of Princeton, n. j., Gen. III. T.
Reid of Iowa, Hon. William Clafiin, ex-
Governor of Massachusetts,, Frederick
MacCrellish of San Francisco, J. r.
LOOMS of Pennsylvania and Col James
r. Scudder of Tennessee. Three others
are to be appointed by the Speaker of
the House of Representatives and two
by the Vice President.
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CoNFEDERIT \ ROADS.
(Which is the staff Of kcntucky.)
December %. 1871.

The hoplisncs ~ clcctin a dimekratic
president by dimekrats alone. Wuz APP
parent 10 all the gigantick intcllecks NV
the party over year ago. 4 confer
ence wuZ held in Moo York Is months
ago Tweed. Hall. Connolly and Swpc-
ney represented MOO York. me and Car
rett Davis represents Kentucky. the
Blairs representa- Missouri. and so on.
We drFided then that the dimOckrisy
should appeal directly to the people to
yOOnite with us to beat Grant. Gen. J.
{. Breckenridge desidcd that the issue
be made fairly between Grant and Dies
p0tism on the one hand. and the people
and vOOnion on the other Tweed liked
that idea. but lac desired to add to il. He
wanted the issue to be Grant. despOtism
and corruption on the on9 hand. and the
people. yoOnion aud purity on the
other. That was what Tweed wantid.
With such a ishoo FL that he felt that
he could 20 afOrc the people and make
SIGH a fife eZ he never made afOre.
General Breckenridge accepted the
amendment gladly. He felt that the
cOrrupshen Nv the present administra-
shen, Ell we'll ~ its attacks upon cOnsti-
tOoshnel liberty. he'd bin a stencil in the
nostrils Nv the people, in which opinion
Mr.. Tweed conceded. Ii was resolved
there and then to make the fife in this
way and upon this basis, and the mectin
adjourned.
Some months after the conference
Mr.. Tweed for obvious reasons, drop
ped out Nv the management NV affairs.
and the dimockrisy WIS left RELY with
out a head. But ! felt that the program
laid down wus the proper one, and de-
termined to make tour thrO the north
ern states to ascertain Ell how much
strength We could depend upon gittin
from the Republicans. | just got home
from that trip yesterday, and the follow
in extrax from my diary will show how
successful the raid wuz:
Smithville, n. Pound one man.
j. c., who wuz strongly in favor Nv re-
orginizin the party on a moo basis. He
groned over the corrupshen NV the party
from its organization, but owing to the
prejoodisess NV the membera thereof
in his county, they had alluz been de-
barred from holdin offs up to the wear
1866. In March Nv that yeer, Presi-
dent johnson made him collector Of
revenoo, which offs he held with proSt
to hisself till that oius military tyrant,
Grant WIS elected. There wus some
trifing irregularities in his accounts, and
he wus dismissed and supple tool of
tyranny appointed in his place His
bail wus outrageously sood for his defal-
cashun, and had bin cruelty persecutid
ever since. Wuz a earnest believer in
civil service reform, and wood jine heart
and sole in the movement. w course
he would want his old place back again,
in the event ov success, and when he gets
it he shoold be in favor of law making
it perpetooal. Shall want money from
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Cardinal Antonslli Is sick.

!
1ardlnai Ah'onsIll Is SICK.
France Is now ready TO pay the
| fourth half naillard Of the German in
/ demnity due May /.
-Tieuf q " Converse has boen de-
/ tached from fornado dufv and ordered
! n the As;afic Haa1
/ IT. c.. -, II ....,--
,,,lt - az ia - ,n,I3, Ell,
some ;rdication of = reaction
tt, po1--..-....-- 49,
!. IN - ~, IN " -'51'.l Coz
- 20 pa ,G.e III ~ ,'s' III 'i''
''i'I,il l ''i ii'--ii'l'' 'lii9 S''asi',H'
it a I'll tai tAIlg .5 5.;r, u Inc I
" ~ 80 Hl,.1u ".
a. Ia. 2- 2;,5i.'''' at ''''' n.y. iS'''''i'
DSa4iucI A T4gAer' SAFE treasurer
o! I'Ll'.4l l7ia.I-i- ,'--'S Oh pneumonia a
HIS i'-,'''. '',1 i'll ~" 2o'l' -I'neiay.
The Grand Duke AID party drove
around Memphis yesterday, ard last
cy ming attended hop Al The Peabody
Hotel
NJ. I.tl#a- wiI rroiesl9'v succeed
VI. taslmcr-te-Ier a. French Minister
OF tIr Interior, and Vi. Louis Joseph
" a. III" 'T.i. -'ar -f' .tt--.-
The French Assembly is uai-ilv dis
cn-~:n- "a '.."'i"o Tor Il PROVISIONAL Com
MISSION d" -'.f+ ~ conn. y ID case
'he -a.-.'i.".t l- i''.-".iN ai>>nlFS-
49,, l'I'.' was all 4i'i!.''nS. gam al lhf
-,i.-."" 81 '.'. a' i...'.-'i5''. on Monday
;-,a,, Ma. M, -, ,i.a CT H.. 20
-. tI,o l,,.-,
~. 90,
80 -. ID ,--lN- OBJ L'.7i' IL. II he,d
Id 80: = W ''',' "'.''.l'''.'- 40 lla'A
criminal intimacy tgftb his CRinks'5
daugbtnr
IT, ..I...,...... r..,...l. s...,u 80 r.
,o,, To-, 7[--l..,;,l-.[,. ~ "a, -,
her tn AICs.rs Tawis & Han If Poetcr
went ashore durincr the storm a., Ca+r~,
dav NIGHT. on Great Brewster.
IT., I,.,,.l. l.e Hon. NJ -rro,, =.
Eric cn,,rt,, OI.;o r.os I,,,,,oI ~, AZ,
dav. Mr.. Mcclellan also parisbed in the
flames. He was ervcufv-fve years Of
ace. The other inmates barely escanea
with life.
Tho Steam-ve--el Owners Associa-
ton say that no carzlrc was cast upon
members Of Congress. OF Of tbs Commit
lt-ts III itlh.a aaIt u fi Il4 LfiN
revision Of tha Steamboat law.
Tho ,,..,,a,.s,,5 ,...,,..,,,o- .l,r IL
Best & Cos Emnfr. Brewery m Mil
Yankee. together with several small
wooden DWELLINGS and other Dronertv.
were burned Monday. less sos 600
TIo s,,,,,.o,,,,.. If c;r clarI.z MIL.
organized a large meeting i'm Trafalgar
square Monday night Fully 10000
persons were in ATTENDANCE hut tie pro
ceedings were orderly.
Tho c,,.fss F..l.r,1 c,r,,,.,,s,,t t.s.
f,,.,,-or,3oa a. a.. III, o,,fl,rit;(- d.,
protest AGAINST the acportafion Of Com
munists into Switzerland.
d,,.o,Iir.- l..lo,.,i,,o, to =, T5o,-,
III ~ T,-a,'',.,,,l, I5l,7,,o,,t a.
e - H., e., S,,,,l,- tTi,...-,,,;,,
&c ,,,,,,.I ,,,;,, a., a. 1.,
faIlipr from thf. roof
II. ,rooI..,.. .,.-ll and r,..r,s;,,,. hon.
az = ~ tI,5-;-I' g.. g.. 49,.
NJ - - - 49, - ''-i-
"a - ooo -, -. e., 10
n. ~ 1g.t % iieilly A5hilis =, %
1IeIl4qa, ms. vas IouIa lasl I!qay
near 81 nom Lax III inc "Coas' @hh
I9 ID ms hsaa, ana p1chets Iillgu--
lie Is supposed 1" nave beeh ihuiaeIea
by TWO hlreu men,
-EnOs White. brought from Balti-
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+''BarOmetcr reduced" mean that all OBJ
servations are reduced to one uniform
standard Of temperature
THE pressure of vapor affects the bar
Ometer reports and are to be taken into
account in asoertaing the real pressure of
the atmosphere.
tRelatiye Humidity gives the amout OF
phere. 1000 indicates complete saturatiOn,
50 that should the temperature fall ever
so little, fog, rain or snow would surely
occur.
THE force of wind is gradutcd on scale
of 10. No number attached to the direc-
ton indicates that the force is scarcely
pCrccptible. 10 would indicate the most
violent Hurricane.
The Variation Of the magnetic needle in
New England IS always west There are
daily variations, also periodic.
The amount OfClOudiues Is given accord
ing to q scale of 10.
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before green pastures will abound where
now the lofty trees of the forests rear
their heads alike to the summer sun and
winter blasts. Messrs Lawrence &
Pierson are energetic men and our Mr..
P. is practical iron maker. l have no
doubt they will do good business, if
the free trade policy is frustrated Gas |
hope it will be). If British free traders
and the Democratic party in our country
could have their way, every forge, roll
ing mill, nail factory and indeed, every
mandatory in our country that comes
into conflict with British works, would
be broken up and destroyed. But We
hope for better results. The Republi-
can party is emphatically the party that
goes for protection to American indus
tIy, and I canliot believe yet, that the
people arc to rcpudiatc this policy, for
under it national happiness has been pro-
noted, national prosperity greatly en-
HANGED, and the glory Of our Republic
receives the praise Of the whole world.
Vermont has ever stood fast in its 0d-
hcloncc to the protective policy, as ad-
yocatcd by Henry Clay, Andrew Jack
son, RolliuC. Mallory. William Shade
and host Of able men through the
country, and we are not now going to
give it up at the behcat of British impOr-
tiers in New York. and British maput2c-
turers in England. To give it up would
be to ruin our manufacturing interests,
and cause wide spread distress to pre-
vail Our farmers and labOring men
understand that they are not going to
sacrifice the best interest of the nation.
Not they This policy in their hands is
safe, for in its pcrpctuity they see, and
rightly too, that our prosperity is to 60
ON increasing with our growth in popu-
aton. and the whole nation rise in gran~
dcur, glory and power, cNcclling in NOR
al worth, financial strength and political
status. every other, and indeed, all other
nations on the face of the globe,
Darwin Rider, and lady arc taking
vacation from their labors iii the Addi-
son House. ON a t,i>it to friends in New
York city. We wish them a good time
and safe return, CAND"r.
February 9Th, 1872.
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IN AEMoRlAM LOYAL c. KELLoGG

David E. Nicholson, from the com
mittec previously appointed for that pur-
pose, presented the following report:
To the bar meeting IN presence ofthe Hon.
Court nolr In session
Your committee to whom was refer
red the subject of the death of the late
Loyal c. Kellogg, respectfully report,
that having seriously considered the
same, they recommend the following re-
cital and testimonial:
WHEREAS, Our late professional broth
er, and associate member of this high
Court, Hon. Loyal G. Kellogg, has by
disease and death been taken from the
eounsels of the one, and the companion
ship of the other; therefore
ResolUed, That with chastened SUBJ
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/ RUTLAND COUNTY. FEBRUARY TERM, 1872.
JOHN FIEEr"INT' OhlcI Justice
. h 5,7l4 =, FE I,l .,.,..... ,,,5
i Ip}o, =. i R" o. assistant q ''''
-Hondly, February 5d, 1872. The
docket was disposed of as follows:
No, +. James Brown eta!.., vs. Evelyn
Pierpoint It ais. Harmon Garfield ap
pointed commissioner in place Of Loyal
G. Kellogg. deceased. Continued.
80. }. Horace Clark vs.. Sally 5. Clark.
Petition for divorce dismissed,
80. 3. Hiram Rider ". Isaac r. Full
Ter. Continued.
No. + James 4. EsIcr It u.s.. vs.. Ad.
of Catherine Esler It a. Judgment of
County Court reversed cause rpmandcd
to Probate Court to enter decree
No. ). Town of Rutland vs.. Michael
GiJrain. New trial Granted on nctition
of plaintiffs.
No G Caleb r HARRINGTON - Phil
amber VI HARRINGTON. Decree of Court
of Cbancerv for orator affirmed and
cause remandcd to Court Of Cbancer,5
with instructions to enter 2 decree nc
cordincIv
No, :. T & w. Miller IS, John D.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1872.
For THE RUTLAND HERALD
Murray after DeacOns, and AnOtn=
er Man after Murray.


Church. in Boston, presented his lecture
on Deac0nS in Music Hall, WeStfield,
Mass, on Monday evening.
The late Col. Fisk did not flash into
more sudden prosperity and distinction
than has the Hero Of the Adirondacks,
And think the two gentlemen have
other resemblance. Each is a disciple
of Audacity. Neither, perhaps, is in
debted very largely to either Modcsty or
ConscIentiouness.
AS Mr.. Murray steps out upon the
platform, you look upon q young man,
full of health, well formed, black haired,
mustachcd, and dressed in black, with
cold watch-guard. If you like the cX-
preston of his eyes and countcnancc,
the whole appearance of the lecturer
may be agreeable to you,-though I was
better pleased with the portrait of Him
which appeared in a recent number of
Ege,y SoturdoH A lady behind you
whispers aloud-"He doesn't look like
ministcr;' and the gentleman beside her
remarks, in reply to qucstion-"IIe is
y,'' reno" I,''' p'Tay'''S at arm N'T ,,,
,'oS'0',' /" '''''' 1t ''','' ''"t>'''- '''>'
W. .'l''' ray 70" "% ,, I'l''I, /" 'l''
,''''N,"2 ca, "I inc o''' '"''''' I"''''i Una"
,"' I,"'' W mere " pray {. ''''c'li'- W IT, TO-
De n'i"' h"l our JuolcIouS r'''''' '''''--
iS,'e" '''"'n'9 u% '"'' "'''-~ d. ''''
"n I'd, ''''J s''' r. ..,.... .....
L "' P'P' ~ ,''' NV ''''' . ''.''' '''' NV
10 "I'' r INV ''' '''' WI "
,,,nr.orir+ Nv Ir,rro,. ha. ..,.,,nuI.I
a. Ne incid.ntaI1y inform. u. tyo
n,ontls If Ionnr Rnbind tbn n,nn.crint
he takes y position such that his ewes
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NIidttICbItry.

Joseph Bruce, of Cornwall, upon q
recent cold dav, made a wager that he
could walk two miles barefoot. He at
tempted the feat. and the result was he
frozc both Of his feet. and is laid up for
repairs.
Some young men, while out in the
wood, upon the hills east Of East Mid
dIcbury. a few days since. freed lynx.
They haling no Gun with them. tried 10
dislodgc the animal by building fire at
the foot of the tree, when the lynx, ap-
parcutly discovering their intention.
madc bound and sprung on to another
tree, and then made hi, escape. He il
represented as being very large, and
could undoubtedly nave been a tough
cu>l""o' t. have handled without fire.
arms.
- IIr. Joseph Steele, son on Rry. Mr
sto.In NJ nnr xiIIara d;.I nn tha 81
,.lI .0d ,,',. ,,,lr;7'J ~. ~, >f.'u,,;a
1ll'..' @"4 " "9 o"'''" - o."
Orucr, ILL., tatht' and m"jh'r are
spending the winter IN Florida.
A bear and three. cubs were discoy-
cred I'm - hollow free, At Leicester Hollow
=, f.,, 1.,.. .i,n. rh. an Lo.r .,..,.
i.;nlI .,l,. ,,I',.. -, .I,a,...' -.
AlII' 1t anu III ''''' ''T'' '' ''''' " ="
'a''r,
III !'!ll 9I''.'''''- ",''' ''>''' came
~ w., ,, ,''' 49,, r;, ;r,., . ' 49,.
~ " my '>''''9 'S' l'''~', ,.:''' '' ST.
d W ''"yU I" '.0'l' Us ''''''-' ''''''I
nam "a 49, 1Il' an, -'>>' "",',"
=" ~ ''''N l'''', =, Nv '',''
'"i'O'' 'o''S ''''S' '''N' ", ia, 7''' '"''
square co'oI' ""I''' " Ii" ''''> center
= 'ncn'S III C'''i,''''''
NJ |Ie1h .'@II''T W. '0''''', ?I'') VI
0yh"oi DINlI!'' > "' + com iS''= U"'
village, mas Mh1'} lu'Lil91t" me " l''l 'ne
following statistics OF our 0iStFl'' Tor 'A'
present year
hoie NUMBER Oh I"I'5ItS III ''iS,i I oo 'o'
''''''I vaa ,i,.' - ''''''' u ''''' 21o
Numbtr of children under 5 years. 1875
between 3 and 10, 1876
between ~ aH4 TO- loS S
1,,,.,.,, ,t.;,'I, ~ ~ ''''' ~" eco eco
Rirtb. dT,ing the mast }rar 70
Deaths during the past year. -
These statistics show quite an increase
of children in the district over that rem
dcrcd january, 1871, and shows that our
population is gradually on the increase.
The information | communicated 10
your readers in my last %;trr Of last
week, relative to the death Of Mr~. N2I"-
mon Jcw'tt and rhlid, IN California;
proves to be incorrect. / an h't~jl.N
glad it turned out f" be- So, beat i. Mas in
correctly reported in Nu" village IN" WIS
believed to be correct hrrr. -aEr 4
as an item of news.
Mrs. Could Brown, widow of tn"
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The New ApportiGnmen

The following tables show the number
of Representatives from each State under
the new bill, and the States that lose or
gain in such representation:
STMBTR OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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In presenting the resolutions, Mr..
Nicholson paid a feeling and eloquent
tribute to the memory of Judge Kellogg,
which was appropriately responded to
by Chief Justice Pierpoint, who ordered
the resolutions placed on the records of
the Court.
The Court then adjourned sine die.
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half inches from heel to toe was solemn
ly criticised in the sewing society, and
where the crack of his rifle startled the
community like the last trump. Mr..
Murray added that the large hearted,
level headed business men must come to
the front, and that every man elected to
office should be elected to a service and
not to a rank.
The second typical man was bacon
Sharp Face ; unlovoly, harsh, wickedly
cunning, but orthodox After he had
been q Christian thirty years, twenty
years in the church, and ten years a dca-
con, he was re-conyerted, and further
conversion was still needed, He watched
for heresy and rcjoiccd at the discovery
of it. He was a Pharisoe. Notice the
northumberland, proud, fond OF
traditions; biting in speech, intent on
having his goodness recognized and Or
thodov ''orthodoEy" was the rampant
from behind which he throws stones at
men better than himself.
Now il ''orthodoNy" means words
merely, or the defence OF old forms Of
"0''' '.IN'''; re-. ,l,,, n,N4 o,,o
1 ,',l' 'lI,' H., = 1 ,;t +,,,,
!, ''I'' 81 00o' s','''' ~, ,l+;a4
of mercy if it does not mean bread to
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-08

The Supreme Court of Cambridge,
Mass, is trying Thomas Herty for beat
ing his house keeper, Fanny Cutler, to
death, in Walden, a year ago.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-08

The Secretary of War has recon-
mended Congress to make additional ap-
preparations of one hundred thousand
dollars for ordnance and ordnance
stores.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-08

FATAL AccIDEEr,-Mr Thompson
Graham, Of Putnam, \. y, met with a
fatal accident on Tuesday of last week.
while going up into barn on ladder
The ladder slipped and he fell striking
on his side, iujuring him internally. He
lingeredin great suffering until Thursday
night. He was buried on Saturday He
was about 20 years of age.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-08

/ George Francis was unanimously
nominated for the next Presidency, as
unanimously invited to address another
mass meeting April 90, and with similar
unanimity, he stationing himself at the
head of the stairway for that purpose,
all shook hands with the Next President
Of America.
|. 0. G. T.-Thc following officers OF
Clarendon Lodge 7gerc duly installed for
the ensuing quarter -
NJ S. Clark, w. c. T.
Mrs. c. c. Pierce, ". '. r.
" w. p. Horton, w. S.
" f. Congdon, W. F. 5.
Miss s. Z. Stewart, W. T.
- Katie Patch, w. l. c.
c. W. Derrick, W. o. G.
Burt Sherman, W. NJ
BCRNED.-Mrs. Anna Bliss of Essex
Center, lady "a years of age, was near
fire place, just before retiring to bed
last Thursday night, when her clothes
took fire, and before the flames could
be eXtinguished, she was burned in
shocking manner about the body,
50 that She died in a few days.
-
haven to Benson has been extended to
Benson Landing and Putnam, y. \.
the ola route from Whitehall to IIcon-
dcT"ga having been discontinued. The
mail tor lIcondcroga and the north Is
now carried over the Addison County
railroad.
hE'ENNE7 Marcel ne market on
SATURDAY last Wa "Sht' ana prices I'M
changed. ~ {" - cent? for butter;
eggs, ~ cent per dozen. Hay. straw.
potatoes ana apples, same a. previously
quoted shipments ON tuesday 1919
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