The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-14
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

UASftrf1 HEhE AMI IHEkIE.
The sun sets tonight at 5:22 rises to
morrow morning at 6:12.
The marriage of certain town official i.
imminent.
One after another the most of .embarrass
ing symptoms ofthe panic are happily pas
ing away.
How to make home attrOctiyc-Rcad l..
G. Kingsley's advertisements
Prepare for winter and in doing so read
w. Z. Ross advertisement of great roduc-
ton in prices of boots and shoes at No.
Merchants Row.
The work on the new freight depot is
going on rapidly.
The Rutland merchants are receiving
their fall goods and business is lively.
Watkins & Cady are TO sell at auction
= on Saturday evenings their stock of cloth
ing and furnishing goods. y rare chance
is offered until the list Of January for buy
erS.
The valuable horse known rs "Slecpy
John owned by Riley Dcming, Of Brandon
died of heart disease on Sunday last.
The demand for money orders at the
various postollicc5 has largely increased
within the past few weeks.
An Irish child was run over at the corner
of Merchants Row and Center street yes
terday afternoon by horse and light
carriage that gentleman was driving
along. As the child displayed considerable
living power after the accident. serious
consequences are not anticipated.
a man recently bet that he could draw n
crowd of 100 together at the corner Of
Wales and Center street inside of five
minutes, and did it by dog fight.
There seems TO be no end to the deter
mination nor the resources of our Rutland
merchants in making their customers com
Portable, contentcd and happy through the
present fall and coming winter. If you
don't believe it take a look among our
stores.
The Bennington BaHncr says; One of
our manufacturers calling upon Hon. T.
w. Park, President of North Bennington
Bank, few days since to enquire ''what
are we agong to do for currency to pay
our help, since all the banks are withhold
ing it y Mr. Park replied, II cannot say
what other banks may do, or how other
towns may suffer, but | do hn0w that in
this as in other monetary panics the North
Bennington bank will be supplied with the
currency to enable its manufacturing GUS
toners to pay their operatives" Which
comforting assurance is well worth making
note Of.
An exchange says The piazza around
the fall style of gentlemcn's boots is a little
broader than those built in the summer.
They are first rate snow shovels.
Ira Y. Haywood who has so long been
employed at the Vt. Asylum for the Insane
as head farmer, has relinquishcd his posi-
ZION theie. and removes to Ludlow.
New Hampshire people wish that some
of the neighboring churches in Vermont
would hold two services each Sabbath, in
stead of one, so the gray squirrels could
enjoy one days rest in the week.
The common council of Poughkeepsie
in view of the defeat of the appropriation
asked for, have dismissed the police force
shut off the street lights, stopped all labor
on the public works and fenced in all dan
zero Is streets and bridges. \ foolish city
to refuse proper protection TO It's citizens
Rutland has been through the operation
and by this time is probably satisfied Of
the danger, and i'll wisdom of not voting
sufficient appropriations to protect its PEG
pie
The Estey organ company Of Brattlc
boro have a large variety of instruments a
the Cincinnati exposition now in prog
ress.
The Windsor county Mutual fire in
surance company have adopted new AM
important rule in the matter of building
risks, policies on which will be issued OF
prepayment at the rate Of 81 month Of
each 81 600 insured.
An effort is now being made to secur
the services of Rev. j L Stone, formerl.
of Dandy, as acting pastor of the Congro
gational church in IIlghgate for anothe
year.
The worst feature of the panic is the dis
charge of men in manufacturing establish
ments ON the approach of winter and run
ming upon half time. This will, it
feared, involve much suffering,
Rev. d p Hulburd of Wilislon, preacher
on Sunday evening last at Trinity (Meth
odsD church, Springfield, Mass. of whicl
his son Rev Merritt Hulburd is the talent
ed and popular pastor,
1t is estimated that S2,000000 were spen
in cut flowers and house-plants at retail il
New York city, last year,