Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-25
Minor Items.

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,toble 70 the ladies Of that town and a
Jonoo tho+ ,r.oo oninvod NV O 1orro and
5aIt,L+od nortJ
An Oou fello"s IeSuFaI comes OH
al Ioo"S llo'ei' III N"''lng'.il'c' Oh
rluay evening FeDruary "a ht!i-
oerS Oh the oroer WIN appear III r's ga
muslc Nu'i""" QuauiI'Io D"iiO' -
u'eIioa9 W 9SJ '-',<r ~ 800 J w.
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!an r '9 ,4 l.'i.o ~ -.'S' w. or
go
- ' 'I, ,,o' ~ a,,,,,,o, 40 s,,r. for oil
,.I,o ~l' g., 1,o1d,.
WIG - ~ '''''
The second annual grand ba' pas
que OF the "blzarrt Ciuo VIII De n a
al the baro"eIt Rouse feo[uary 9'n'
Inc success o. 'Ilo lliSI annual le''l'ai,
ensures ana guarantees general Soou
time ut the second, The latest ana
richest variety Of costumes will be at
the service Of the party,
Already great interest is manifested
in the coming of George Francis Train,
to lecture at the Opera House on Mon
dag evening, February 9th. His extern
siyo travels and political enthuHaSm'
have made him wide reputation
throughout the world, and crowds rush
to sec and hear him wherever he speaks.
From present appearances Rutland Will
be no exception.
The Vermont State Teachers Asso-
citation commences its session at Middle
bury to-day, Full reports will appear
in THE HERALD.
Bricks are 8l6 Der thousand In Chi
cago
"A Cleveland restauranteur. adyer-
ns9s game ,r,illed by Alexis"
A waother nronhet predicts snow
within twelve hours,
We reqret TO hear of the death of
the aroiablo wife of James s. Knowlson
of Trov which took pIace on Tuesday
of c7nsuDpion. she had a large circle
of friends. and will be sincerely
m0urnfd.
A y,rno ,afv rrespnt.d - Iettr, tn
.ho o,or,, ~ tho 9y;roos,,i xoe4 ooio. .,,,.l
asked him 10 rc7d the direction. evident
thinking that he MIGHT he nuzzlrd II
was directed to "S.t tall Burn. Vt.
-T,ocv,tnr 9ealnr. have rreat diff
o,ltv +, nrocurin, full sunnlv this win.
tor ~ account If the extrame cold and
the hads heinr covered with ire
wTond,n Northevr railroad
of which CO. Geory A. Merrill is suncr-
intendant. Ia 1Oinr q larrer freight bust .
ness It present than at any previous
time since it, corstru ton.
-Tnn Burlipgtcn p ee Press expresses
the following oririoa in which we hcarti-
" concur Col. Amasa S. Tracy is az
efficient ard faithful servant Of his
,ou9t,v IN III, 'D,ping times of peace" /.
az he wos q Gallant and able defender of .
her in the time of war. The Middle
bury post office under lis charge, is on@ .
Of the hand.omest and best kept in the
State.
On a gate post out West is a sign. .
Take warnin'. No tracs nor life insur- .
and nor soin masheens wanted hepr
H., q Ill H. i,onoof nho /
ii''ny - liy o'' iL'F,' d, , va, - wv
'"IScS' S'o'NHoi'''l9 VI 'li' >"ii'''' a.
per Company at Sprlngheld, MASS.
All the difference - the ancients
uncd their dead, the mOdeTns earn their
living Judy. Some of EN-.
a western nancr under the. head Of
improvements III 'l'i9 Guy ""i my inc
past year, Puoi'SileS " Ii'' o' ii'"i' '"s'
licenses
Lansing ou'S S"GCT'uS 70 i'u't''''' ~
Inc DUBIOUS noiloi u na'i"S 'ii'' '"i 5eS'
h''hiDer OF lllceh"la'F "re7 u any pace
III me country
" are III receipt Oh an interesting
ncuoh Iron - Appleton ~ No'' ne"
ork' thtnIeo' Two iIonSfS lor
No more horse racing at the annual
fairs of the Orange County, n. Y, Agri-
cultural Society.
Three lamp explosions in Vermont
during the past week.
Troy is to have two cent morning
paper.
There Is billiard saloon III Troy