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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

LOOK HERE !-Groceries and provisions
of all kinds can be bought ~ cheap at
Limperich's as at any other place in town.
If you do not believe this, call and zee,
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LEAF FROM LIFE Oh, THE BAREFOOT
BoY.-The Minneapolis papers report
that on Sunday evening Major Camp. Of
that city, while attending devotional SER
vices at one Of the churches, incautiously
stepped on register, which gave way, lot
ting him through into the basement as far
as-well, as far ss the general rotund,ty
Of his development would permit. By
mesls Of derrlcks. oant-hooks, hand-spikes
and some mule power he was, in due time,
extricated from his unpleasant fix. And
this reminds US: Tho Major is Surveyor
General Of Logs. and business frequently
calls him to this city. On one Of his first
visits, he stopped at the Central House,
and whom tho shades Of evening came, and
stiffness and quiet began to reign, the Ma.
jor asked for couch ON which to repose
his weary frame. Ut might be remarked
that this frame tests the capacity of the most
powerful grade Of hay-scales). He was CIV
en- the best tho house afforded, and by gent
| ~ gaming himself over, secured . reoum.
bent position, and was sooA lu,ling tho neigh
borhood to rest with sounds that resem-
| bled the monotonous swell Of the distant
ocean, % wave after wave mounts upon the
beach. About midnight q terrible crash
was heard, ~ though . mighty vessel
had dashed against = rock and gone to
pieces. In few seconds the upper hall
trembled beneath heavy tread the
stairs ereaked ; and then tho huge form Of
the Major rolled into the Office. He was
tastefully clad in single garment'4hat-
that might have been several inches longer
without trailing on tho floor. HIS mild
eyes gazed around for . moment, = sweet
smile 81 read over his features, and he ask
cd, in the gentle tones Of howitzer, il
they 'hadn't bed IN the burned old house
that fellow could turn over in witheu,
smashing it al to thunder? !" Some timbert
were secured and temporary acoommods.
lions for him constructed. Since thes
Mr.. Hayward has had . bedstead manu-.
featured to order for the Major, which i.
placed in room set apart for him, under
which has been fixed pillar supported
through to tho basement. Tho house could
never stand another such strain.
ALL tho new styles Of hats and caps
|just received At Prondziuski's. If yer
want what is new and nebby call on him
Hungarian grass seed, top ouiens
carly potatoes and seed corn at Boyd's.
/ -Rahv oarpia 0aa all si1aa afv1aa avf
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oTEER VS.. OX.- Inc 1oll0Wlng Or0eH
Was handed to the express messenger from
Brainerd on Monday:
LITTLE FALLS, Apr. 21, 1878.
Enclosed find 81 to buy in St. Cloud,
81 Is worth Of steak off Of steer, and not
off Of an old OK.
The messenger Immediately went to
Coates l. Freeman's, where hs knew he
was sure not to have old tough OK meat
palmed off on him for what he wanted
We since learn that the Little Falls Gus
toner was seen smacking his chops oil day
yesterday over the tender, juicy steaks
sent him. 10 proposes t. 60 his last dol
lar on Coates & freeman. :
One Of the best establishments Of the
kind in the Nerthwest il tho Trades Manu-
featuring Co., Of Minneapolis. Their hsr-
nesses have an enviable reputation all
through the State, and they have taken =
dozen medals At State and county fairs.
They manufacture buggy and farm hsr-
nesses, saddles, &c., and keep always on
hand large stock Of blankets, robes,
whips, SO. Orders promptly filed.
The painting season is commencing.
Let no ono use anything but st. Louis
Enamel Paint. It costs less, looks best,
and lasts twice as long. Rhodes & Spencer
have the exclusive agenoy.
~
-Ex-Gev. Miller's Mobiles county con-
stituents gave him : public reception at
worthington Fridsy evening last, in recog-
milton Of his services for them in the Log
islature last winter.
Sewing machines to rent by
D. 81. SELBY,
| F.. g. Agent for the Singer,
ID - At Tobey's Book Store.
For RENT. - A comfortable dwelling
house on Warrington avenue. with we'll,
stable, &c. Inquire at this Office.
/ s.
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Hungarian grass seed, top oniens,
early potatoes and seed corn at Boyd's.
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ALL the new styles Of hats and caps,
just received At Prondzinski's. If you
want what is new and nebby call on him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

DO not fail to 80 to GroveEor's and
ee the Little Giant corn and cob orusher.
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A BOOK FOX EVERY MAN.

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This work is Indeed q book for every man
Thousands have b:sn taught BY thi. work the trl.
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ana experience. may1-ly
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Tho best wines, liquors and cigars can
always be found ct Jerry Dennenwaldt's.
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Tho purest extracts at Russell's.
Drop in at Jerry Dennenwaldt's'

The Buckeye force-feed seeder is for
sale BY 0rovenor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

ON MARRlAGE.
Happy Relieffor Young Men from tho effect. of
errors and abuses in early life Manhood restored.
lmpediments to Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress Howard Association, No. South Ninth street.
Phiiadelphta, Ps-an institution having high rep.
utation for honorable conduct and professional skill
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90 the Little Giant corn and cob orusher.
IF you want to see a
lively time, just call at
II. 6teinbur4's, between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
SPLENDID CHANoI Mr.. Mark Whitney
is agent for Our Fsreside Friend, one Of the
best illustrated story papers published.
Every subscriber gets an elegant chrome
At the time Of subscribing, and also share
in the distribution Of $25, 900 in cash and
tother premiums. Terms only $500. :
--Frank Davis stiil keeps the beat liquors
and cigars In town. Give him call.
:. The charms of Flori1ian climate
and fruits are marred somewhat by the
State being nearly $4,000 900 in debt,
or 5000 for every voter in the State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01
Sewing machines to rent by
D. n. SEIBY,
g.. Agent for the Singer,
ID =. At Tobey's Book Store

For RENT. = A comfortable dwelling
house ON Warrington avenue. with we'll,
| stable, sc. Inquire at this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

Mr.. Joseph Coyote, who has been for
some time travelling through Illinois, writes
from Sterling, under date Of April % eve
have had but two warm days hero this
spring. The weather is cold, stormy and
very disagreesble. Farmers have done but
little at their spring work. Times are dull
and money olose." Another correspondent
in Warren county, ILL.,, writes that he ha 9
been mud bound for several weeks
Don't you wish you lived in Illinois
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st. Cloud is to have new steam fire en-
CINE from Boston ct cost Of $26, OOO.-
Lsks City Leader.
Knock off one 0 and then you will be
about correct.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

Mr.. ]. Prondzinski has returned from
the East, where he purchased q stock Of
mems and boys clothing that is unexcelled
in Northern Minnesota. Mr.. P. thoroup hly
understands the wants of this locality, and
buys with excellent judgment. The quail
ity of his goods is the very best, and his
prices are remarkably low. In custom
work he il prepared to give tho best salts
faction. He has IN experienced cutter
and arst-class workmen, IS we'll Is choice
goods, and can make up suits in the latest
styles. See his new advertisement.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

t-Frank Davis still keeps the beat liquors
and cigars in town. Give him . call.
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The St. Paul Di.patch oorrobsrste tho
statement Of last weeks JOURNAL that the
second daily train between this city and
that will not DO put on for several weeks
yet, and adds that t'nvne Of tho railway
companies are yet prepared to suaounoe
their arrangements for tho summer"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

This. from tho Omaha Reporter, il true
% preaching: 1.-The individual who is eter-
nally running down his own town, ought
to move to some looality better suited to
his fancy. These croskers are . great
nuisance, and the sooner they move away
from place the better for its citzens.'
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SALE OF
OBSOLETE + UNSERVICEABLE ORD.
NANCE & ORDNANCE STORES.

US. ORDNANCE AGENCY, !
Comb OF HOUSTON AND GAKlNI SfRIYre |
Entrance on Greene Street, P.0. Box l8l1)
INV YORK, April II, 1873.
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We have received . copy Of tho St.
Cloud, Minn., JOURNAL, edited by Mr.. "
B. Mitchell. The Typography of.he paper
is very good. Terms, $500 per annum.-
Ne,o York EXCHANGE and Market
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The balance on hand in tho rev.
enus fund, April 20, 1873,
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Mr.. J. W. Metzroth is putting q new
foundation under his building on the east
side Of Washington avenue.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

8. CRISPIN. Brevet-Col. U,S.A.,
mAy1 e. Major Of Ordnanc.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

Accipssr On las. fridsy svsnisg q
Miss Maria Chapman w.s walking on ii.
sidewalk on Washington avenue. with her
sister, tho latter stepped on the end Of =
loose plank which raised up and tripp,d
tho former. who fell on her right shoulder,
di'looating 1t. The injury is now doins
we'll. - -. .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-15
THE Wolves.

listen to stories told
,.arths are cieery aud nights arc
bill. 49,, ,h, h,nrrv
Etck <,.,,, ,rn vc,,r,,
fack-
wintry noon. the b"Int I'll si"lgnI
child sOusnt I'm the dismal wood,
l.. shO IS and the stains nf blood
ytrampl ID snow %. We that hear
|hriii, Of pity and chills Of fpnr.
.om,. angel had been sent
I'm the helpless and innOcent--
~, tha find that is cru"lcr far
me gaunt gray heads Of the + rest
Re?
vanish the wild feet tracks
me rifle and woOdman's AK:
krk to the coming of unseen feet.
Enr by night through the city
Golf that dies in the woodland
sware and haunts the town.
hi they snuff and Snarl before
Hor Matched window and broken
OOr;
~ crr,ice they whine and scratch
on:aes are subtle. and long. ans
lev ian the living blood within;
pn aft the tret! that tear.
ruin tn, eyes that glar';
N crouch in corners cold.
in taiter d garments old.
iart fr, n sleep with bitt"r pIngs
|iuuch of the phantom's viewieSS
hngS.
the mother and worn with strife.
h. watches and fights i,r lite,
n hand IL feeble and weapon small,
&tln nredle againS; th.m all!
hour the daughter fl"d
Ihrr poor cham Der and wretched
4eu:
In the city'S piti's-Ss solitude
door of sin the wolves pursued.
tnr father and grim with want;
an Is knawrd by the spectre gnunt;
Il. sealing iOrih by night.
Eh It d knife to the Il 'Sperato fight.
bu.nt T., strike the Sp ctre dead,
smites his brother MIN instead.
Eho lst"n to stories told,
h-arlhs are CHEEKY and nights are
bid,
lO more ut the taI-S YOU hear,
lngrr is close and the wolves are
"ar
pr not at the murdorrr's name,
not at the maiden's shame;
bit by with avert ii eye
nr whence the stricken children
~;
len the b at Of the unseen feet,
BY night in the stormy street.
thou whrrr the Sp -ctr'.S glide,
like Hop" By the mothers side,
thySrlf the angel Srnt
fld the hapl"sS and innocent.
es but little VINO gives MS tears,
rs tn best WHO aids and cheers,
Is we'll in the tor st wild
Sl.yS the monster and saves the
hild
does better. and merits more.
Fiv"s the wolf from the poor mans
nur
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Collections Made.

RAW. NJ. JOHNSON ANN. INCEs
to business men and th. public that
he will attend to the COI.IECIlO Ion uF
hILi - in Eureka aud its vicinity from
this date. H. will also attend TO bust
ness and max" r'mitranccS tor parties
u; distance. Charges moderate.
''fiic,. at the office OF VIM. NJ. Gates
Justice al the Pace.
Eureka, Jan. -. 1873. JAZZ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-15

rA IN our friend Blatt wa. in
a me stayed at q h,tel on
fhi"nn d,n . vas much annoyed hy
=, 'is singing his legs. UpnH
iimhtt M tne morning lie found
|ons a'1s sso covered with small
m,,, a,,eely. lslott went down
MI niue an awful fuss 70 the
IinI II h;'. hi;"1ut the fer,city Of the
br', 'is IN house: and when the
In.ect. n. c,ht".gn;antly lie lisd til t
to- +" hl"tt m ,r.had him nm
n. :" 4 Sse 'n for him self. Uron
tb'.w wn the c,vers, il was
1 Ria!.. i. the gentlemtn with
rsm rr't had slept had forgot.
them I'VE " his spurs, and was
Artexs' x',klns KIN wildly in his
(um"~ rye slept with each lev
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Nctires.
I. O. O. E.
In Odd Fellows Hall.
Eureka Lodge, No. 16F. & A. N

n The stated Communicates S OF
I'm. Eureka Lodge, No. Ii. +. n \. NJ,
%N/\Will he held in Masonic Hall, on
W every Saturday on or preceding
the full moon i'm each month.
Called Communications every Satur-
day Evening.
Mcmb RS of sister lodges and sOjOurn-
ing brethren in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
ID. f. BAII.Y, w. NJ.
A. BENEDICT, Scc'y. l5-jal2
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPLARS.

- EXCLAMATION LODGE. No. 20
~ I. U.G. I. meets every TUESDAY
EVENING. at ~ O'Clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall, on Main street.
C.G. HUBBARD, W. CT
X. r. BARTLETT, W. =. 23-il3
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n CHINESE ARTIST. Som,

n CHINESE ARTIST. Some
month ago, says the Carson An
peal. II Chinaman in the em,lnv
of IL. NJ, Yprrington mad. - r.:
turn trip TO his native land.
taking with him some photo.
graphic .ikenesses Of that gentle.
man and wife, and a little while
since, upon his coming away from
me Celestial Empire. he brought
with him two life sized heads.
copied IN oil from these photo.
graphs by Chinese youth i'm
H1hgkong; and these oil paint.
'ngs. now in Mrs. Yerrin.ton's
ossessiOi, are remarkable ami in
di~Putahl- evidences not only of
the initiative talents of China.
men in general, but p sure proof
OF the possession of an artistic
skill in drawing and painting, by
the young pagan, whose h ndi.
work these paintings are. They
are very cleverly eNecut-d-done
with great niceness of execution,
In fact; and the likeness has been
preserved with singular accuracy.
considering the circumstances
surrounding the painter. These
pictures possess the twO-fOld value
OF culiosities and works of art.
\ YOUNG gentleman of Stat.
ford. England. called upon his in
tended the evening before tn, ir
appointed wedding day, and she
put on her wedding drt So to show
him how she was going to look.
She looked so wOndrous lovely
and her costume was so enchant-
ing that he went directly home
AMI wrote her u note saving that
in Eis humility he felt utterly un.
worthy to we'd such IL gorgeous be-
lug. and took the first train for
Glasgow.
A YOUNG lady writes to an ex-
change giving IL receipt for hav-
ing fun. She says. invite half Il
dozen boys and girls tnyour house
when your pr and ma are away
put haIf-dnllar silver piece i'm II
dish of mnlasses an inch deep in
it. an offer it to the hoy VIII, gets
it with his mouth. The more the
hos try to get it, the more fun
there will b". The girl surely de
serves diploma.
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a VOLUME at will hring tears
to your eyes. A volume If smoke
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oman Must Reform Women.

a Wtrd Howe. VINO attend
e International Prison Re
Congress, recently held in
pm. says in an article to the
(enient:
greater or less frequency Of
eS IN crime was fully spok.
What can we do to ,re.
'hese: became Il pressin.
Rrile>t question. Tie tire IT.
nl women r0nvicts. ami the
aily OF reclalminy them.
somewhat discussed in the
Fence of the whole; hut, as
"rk "t thu Congress was sub
h'iy divided and assigned to
tht sections. one 1T these.
'ed over hy Lady Bow ing,
si~rialiy charged with tue
ler'ti"'' Of tbs subject. !
he'''lnn iwn lmlnts which
"r'u lat forward on this nc.
Ohr was, that wunen i'm
II must Charge Themselves
Tue mTalizatiOu "f their
feX. While they leave this
!" u VIII he inl~r,e. ac-
.'S'eol the maN not avin.
''side view of the wr,,,an's
a'H"'ia aud p..wers of re-
r.: Inc other Was this
me society makes vice mer.
,nie IN " 'men. ami d-,nnr.
, ,nem with one I,an,i, it can
,"rallze -; them with the ether
:, gives us the house divided
>. its,'If. Society must ~
up women as T." put out Of
question the degradation
~ now finds ut on ce so con
1,..,, +. u'',l 80 shameful. Until
,a'i he done. We shall con
:" Near the lamentations
. .a.'eh women. Irrational
s"cn preparation is mad.
t,r ,e': ia'l. and such veto SET
'"e'r rrhahilitation
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
on: of Town Notes.
PROCTORSVILLE.

Quite heavy frost was visible this
morning on both hill and vale, and the
signs are now that a rain storm will
soon be upon us. Let it come, it is much
needed as the streams are very low.
Nearly all of the hay has been secured
in this vicinity; the crop has been album
dant, and the quality good. Apples are
plenty only on the hill farms, / under
stand. Corn is rather late yet most of
it is out of the way of the frost. The
indications are that the potato crop will
be abundant, and of good quality.
On July 18th of the present year,
Mr.. B. S. Works and family, of this
town, were at the house of their relative
Mr.. Alden Earle, who lives in that part
of Plymouth known as the give Cor
ners." In the course of the day, said
my informant, (who was one of the fam
ily) we were treated to melted sugar on
snow, the last of a huge drift which
lodged on the farm of Uncle Cyrus
johnson, and which had been slightly
protected from the summer sun by
covering of brush only, and for supper
we had new potatoes, peas and onions
and beet greens, all from the garden of
Mr. Earlel"
Can this be the last of it? or is the
oft heard saying true, that there is
''plenty of old snow away up among
the Green Mountains that has all messed
over?"
We may yet be led to believe strange
things. W
wALLINGFORD.
The Congregational Sunday school,
on Monday, went on an excursion to
Bennington. 1t took four cars to take
them, and their innumerable baskets of
eatables there. They went down and
back on the mail train. 1t required two
locomotives to haul the train below
Manchester. 1t was beautiful day and
they had splendid time The tables
were spread in a large hall. All ex-
pressed themselves as highly delighted
with the trip.
-Wallingford Hotel has recently been
sold to Lytle Vance, of Dandy. He
takes possession about the twentieth
inst.
For the last week we have had
some quite cool weather, and one night
there was slight frost at the lower end
of the village. 1t is getting some warm
er at present.
Rev. Isaac SAWYER, recently from |
Kansas, supplied the Baptist pulpit last
Sabbath. He preached two instructive |
and profitable sermons. He labored in |
Vermont over forty years ago. Many
will remember him.
The whooping cough is quite pre-
lent here.
Our graded school is all nicely under
= ay with the fall term, with good
adv nee. m
endaA has recently been discovered
Corp ord, and not within five miles
Walllngl, r." 1t was found (within
mill Rivt 'ts) in an old lady's tooth.
; village linn P.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
Odds and Ends.

The salaries of the Chicago public
school teachers have been slightly cut
down.
Australian Kelly, prize fighter died
at Fulton, Ark, Friday night.
An Omaha girl introduced a romantic
mode of suicide. She stuffed her lovers
letters down her throat until she suffo-
Gated.
The Graphic balloon will take 10 car
Tier pigeons, one of which, "Ariel," is
called the champion of the world. He
once flew from New York to Rivercliff,
CT, GA miles, in 30 minutes.
1t is proposed to ascertain the number
of letters passing annually through the
mails by counting the number mailed
during one week in each quarter and
multiplying it by thirteen.
"Fots that ?" said Mickey when the
waiter brought him plate of hash.
> 'Wittels." Mickey eyed the compound
g.. ,iciously, and concluded, 'Be jabers,
s stusl an that chewed that can ate it"
no e, IN Philadelphia centennial people
me that the West, including Chi
complain 7 awake up" The subscrip-
.cago' uoesh und in Pennsylvania will
siohs 10 the l. N00 besides the State ap-
rise to $5, 000,L
preparation. o,,,,. 49,,
a. a. " tChoO. iSldIuTc, TOT Davis
70 .ne hentucky Leg drunkenness and
county, is in Jail for
outrageous misbehayior. was Ioot;no
a., AGincinnati. sery8pt-girl some acid
Through 'key-hoIe, when She sued
struck and destroyed her eve. told her
TOT damages, but the court only
re might keep Ter damaged eye. her.
urney, the New York photogral h.
oelhI4ng at Long Branch, t he o.
became confused by the force o.
: and would have been drowned,
". by-stander, who appreciated
uI, 4, rushed in and dragged the VI
ot ,scious bather ashore.
,aaio. Whist and euchre will be al
uncol 1T the new styles of play al
ers of ar, are the ''Geranium,"
learn III . Canada Arms" il
dis, this We City OF London. o.
} Blossom. 70 is rowing to New Il
Lily" and q, ,ger, is now near
!, the actor. wi
on n GS0nn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11

Clarendon, showed 20 kinds of ne,-.
Q. Miller & Son of Pomfret prodpcos
10 kinds of winter, 6 of autumn and :
of eating apples.
VEGETABLES.
Ibis branch of the exhibition ne
notably deficient in quantity, though =
fault could be found with the tbin-,
shown. Mr.. Estabrook of Brandon n.
Lane of Cornwall, Mr.. Ives of TiprnontL
Mr.. Stewart of Clarendon, Mr.. Moro
of Castleton, MIR. Adams of West r.,
land and Messrs. Rice, Mussey and NJ
Wis of Rutland, comprise the whole n.
of exhibitors under this head. IsHa
the fair degenerating into an agricultpr,I
horse show?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11

The show of apples and pears was
fair, but not worthy of the State-at
least in quantity. MIR. N. R. Miller had
~ varieties of apples, of which 10 were
fall and the remainder winter varieties,
the whole being grated fruit. s. H.
Rising, of Rupert, had II kinds of pears
and 81 varieties of apples. Carlos A.
Lyon, of Shelburne, had 10 varieties of
winter apples, 9 of eating apples, 80 of
pears and IL of plums. ]. F. Eddy, of