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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-04
s. ENSIGN, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TIProN, Iowa
J. Having had thirty years experience
DIR. f. hopes to give satisfaction In all cases
entrusted to his care. Office, at residence.
two blocks east OF Court Square. lSti
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Physicians.
GEO. s. FOCHT, NJ. n.

DHYS!clAS AND SURGEON, EXAMINER
OF Pensioners, Upton, Iowa.
~ Residence on the second block east
OF the Palmer House. Office over City Drug
Store.
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A DsAD 6Hor.-Mr. Terrence Brady has
added 70 his reputation Of being . good
miner that Of being dead shot. He and
James Boyd started few days since ON .
prospecting trip, with oil the packs and
psrspherualis necessary for . month In the
hills. Reaching point near Ryan, Brady
gave one Of the pack horses prod with bic
ride to encourage little moro vigorous
effort, when the losd discharged itself into
TIE horse, and IN six minutes he wss dead
- door nail. Tho boys held council OF
war. shipped the packs back By cosch, and
came home to report progress and get .
fresh start Brady says he thinks he will
l5y some other road next time. He has
travelled that one three tunes IN three suc>
csssive ycars. In ~ he wss tipped In the
ooach, had bic hesd cut and bio ribs loos>
soed up; 10 ~ the Road Agents went
through him for what money he had, and
10 ~ he has taken 10 shooting bic own
stock. Not desiring 10 10 picked up dead
on that road, he has concluded to Try Soma
other point OF the compsss, In hopes Of
better fortune.
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GiOiOIDIS|.
II AssiNERE PANTS,
LA,s, s,,
oasck Oseakia Casalmsss Pants,
Chevistt STARTS. B."
E. L. BONNER SEQ.

EscAPsD AoAN.-Hansy. whoss oapssse
We nsosioned lest week, b getting quits
faDoas fos sluding bic captions Aaron
Ross telsgsaphed from Oosisse lhas be bed
him. Hs As1 he'd him. captured him se
Sake River going dsws aad lett hi'A ssdsE
suasd q Sake River sstil bic rss1rn tsir.
o. rssehiag thess ~ vss toMbyths wonas
q ~ hosss shas ths msa I'll ~ dsssk,
which disslpssioa md lack q aoeality
svidsssly disgssssd Osslsl ord y walked
%, dscs which 10 - sot bssa hsard Of.
That b twics 10 hss spirited himsslf sway
whso SEEMINGLY wishis Ne vssy clutches Of
Jseeice, end bic chescs Tor aooape lo''ta
stronger row then q any pssvioos time.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MORE New MINEs.-Siuce our lest issue
we have intelligence Of further mineral die.
coveries 10 this county. Mr.. james Batter
ton last Friday commenced the survey Of .
ditch for Mr.. J. g. Robinson, Il Il, from
the upper portion Of Tin Cup Joe, for the
purpoae Of conveying water to a gulch
nearly opposite town -probably six miles
distant half way between Mullen Canyon
ard Tin Cup Gold was found there In
V6>7. but ~ there was no water In the
gu!ch. the ground was abandoned. We un>
dersisud there i IN extensive hank OF
gravel, fifteen 70 twenty feet IN depth, pros>
pecsing - high - fifteen cents to the pan.
On the ban out from the mountains, and
some four miles from town. prospects have
also been had, and parties arc making ex-
aminstions with view to taking up twenty
acre lots and applying for patents.
A large bar, said by those acquainted
with the ground to b good for from o 70
tl2 per day to the hand, hss been claimed
on Divide Creek. which, probably. by
another season will b.: pretty extensively
worked.
A new gulch, within the past few weeks,
has been discovered and staksd In the viciu>
ity of French Gulch, and preparations are
bs being made 10 put water on Il - early .
practicable. Il 10 believed to be fully -
good . the celebrated French Gulcb. which
hss yielded many fortunes 10 the lucky
holders OF ground.
Mr.. John Kinnsmsn, now living st vii.
low Creek. near Ysmhtll, 10 running =
ditch from that creek TO some bars on the
north side Of Willow. short distance be.
low the stage road. He hes ?rospccted the
ground thoroughly, and 10 satisfied he has
81 least wages mine.
Some extremely rich ground has been
developed lately on the old Cable bin, on
the side opposite that now being worked by
Acssr' kohrs & Bell Mr.. Murphy, who
has been mining there, brought down . lot
OF the dust this week TO Clarke 3 Lsrabis's.
When the mine can be worked advantage.
ously, which will probably b another
season, the yield cannot fall 10 be enormous,
~ Us day 10 now obsaiped with . rocker.
New mines have been opened on the
upper Big Hole this Summer, and src pay.
Ing well. Az that 10 well.wasered country,
and many and extensive bsss ass found
containing gold, 10 two a. shsss ysass II
Will 30 one Of the best minisg districts IL
the Territory.
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Fall Stock Now Arriving.
T AIDES DRESS GOODS, ETC..
E>LANNELA. WOOL sHAwLs AND scARFs,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Adapted Especially Tor Fall wear.
Finest Stock yst Impostsd-
As's'iUiss0 Daily BY Ezpress.
Z. L. BONNER l. co.
For 6ne fruits 70 IN
VIZ. COLEMANo.

A 0ENTL ENANLY CUsToAER- day
last week splendid thrce.year old specimen
OF the Durham species, masculinc gender,
Wa being driven through town. Having
been born aud brought up in the country,
the town sights somewhat confused him.
and when At the crossing Of FL and Main
streets, he suddenly wheeled to the lett and
headed in the direction Of the alley east of
the De Wit block. The herder, thinking
to head him Of, galIoped down to the next
cross street; but, instead of turning into
the alley, this gentleman Of the aristocratic
foreign blood, stopped IN front Of Bonner
& Cos magnificent store, took look ct the
gsy.colored goods hanging on the outside,
then cvntinued his researches further BY
stalking boldly into the store, choosing The
ladies' department. Mr. R0bestson and
Felix were waiting on customers IN the
clothing and gentlemen's Quitting depart
ment, and - noislessly did this strange
customer glide down the passage that b.
was not noticed. Several persons on The
street seeing the high>toned Johnny Bull
walk into the store, one OF thcm clipped 70
the east door and informed Felix there was
. customer 10 waiting on the ladies' side Of
the store The ever promp, clerk left his
male customer and hurried over to that
side, where, instead Of finding . lady - he
expected. stood the noble Durham ut the
desk st the further end of the rsou, SEEM
ingly admiring the beautiful new style
rigginGs and the latest patterns of feminine
make ups with which be was surrounded.
Not dccmins II advisable to make rush on
him q that time, - he stood among thou.
sands Of dollars worth Of delicatcly made
goods, he was allowed to have his own way.
Wishing to explore further this strange
apartment, he marched le'surcly behind the
counter. squeezed bis sleek sides by the
laces, cslicoes ETC., % though he was aware
Of their value, turned around the end Of the
counter next to the door. walked on, on the
Sidewalk, gssed shout him moment, and
then lit out" He misplaced nothing.
soiIed nothing, and Was pronounced by
bYth proprietor and clerk. the most gentle
manly customer that ever honored then,
with 4 call. Unfortunately for us, however,
he never looked into the hrge mirror .. the
end of the counter, or We would have Z
local worth recording. ~. a..g..
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Personal.

Aessrs. Quinn and Manning, who sse
experimenting shs shaking Of the shaft on
the 'sGszshslss" q Butts, were In iovn this
week Oh bsslness eosnscted with Tho mine.
NJ. 9. b sn Old lode miner. having worked
long while 90 the celebrated Gregory
in Colorado. he pronoaucss the '.0ambslta' y
the best de0asd lelse he has seen In the
country.
Col A. n. Voolfolk of Helena 10 In town
the guest Of W. A. Clark, ESQ.
III. L Bailey. Chris wisbold's popual,
salesman q Silver Bow, left last Saturday
for visit 70 his home In 81. Lawrence Co.,
New York.
Ths Msssra Naptoos and Wilcox returned
from 1lashssd Lake Thursday, and bad 4
delightful tsipsabsequent 10 The Nss Perces
war;
The Nsssa NcNish lef, on Thursday 70,
the States.
O. J. eellSbusy fitted through this wset
Cosisassvasd.
Msssa ]. r. Beycr. d.. end Felix Pos.
nainaksy paid . frassssal visit 10 Tho csaf,
IN Dses Lodge . few days ago.
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vy
win be sold.


The drawing viii be done under tho immediate sa.
pervston Of four persons two TO DO appointed BY ~
and two 70 30 selected By the ticket holders present At
TSsss IN No ss,tyfour tickets paosi In covered
box or wheel numbered fron ono 70 forty -four inclu
eve to correspond with the numbers In the above list
Two hundred and twenty eight tickets win By placed
IN another similar box wheel and thsso will repre-
sent the entiss number Of tickets sold
ticket ehan be art drawn from ne box o. wheel
box os wkesl oo1taininI tho a vile numbers and Tho
party the number Of Whose t3ese c0SrespOnds TO th0
ticket 20 e!ss drawn shall b entitled to the prise
drawn The sane process shall DO repeated until tho
entire a pRises shall b drawn.
TICKETS FoB SALE AT
Deer Lojge.--rarchen = D'AchsuL ". Woodward,
". Coleman. Thompson D Talbot Phil. McSiovssn,
Petes Walton. Gerber 3 Dickinson, v. A. smith.
Pioneer-Geo. Ferry, VIM. lanx, Jas Talbot.
Yam HIND. II. Tsuisnt.
Race Track.-John Wessen
Warn 6psingg-R 0isasd. H.u..
silver Bow-Norton 8 Dean.
German Guleh-rosles 4 Hay.
sss:s 40 Xes:ss! : Co.
Wsshisston 0akh-Pst. White.
TIE DRAWING OF Tue ABOVE
CI1ROMo LOTTERY
WIN take psee q TIE see.s ,ooe formerly oocsp'ed
by Wn. H. Wsimas 4 Co, u
1soaay 0vsai,g, Ss1s. o., ss ? Pm
e e.. holders are requested s e s. sssSS
Dana LsDss, August 3 1s7S.
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Meeting e ~ Csaniy Csnniss,ssssa


U8tTB0D8B TEEN, 1910.
Board met Sept lot: Present. Thos. H.
Irvine, sr, Morgan Evans; u. =. CLARK,
Clerk.
Board accepted Report Of Road Chm
missioner r. II. Ferguson, G. II. Smith,
Jr. and Philip Lynch, appointed Sept. -.
road commencing q wese end Of the pro.
posed upper bride on Flint, thence westerly
along John RsnsuxS ranch to the mouth
Of canyon west OF Renauxs and 0suwelrs
ranches. thence up the canyon along the
old tail along western face of hill to in.
tessection Of old rosd Over the hill 70 Hen.
desson Gulch, thence BY said road 70 I'm.
mettsburgh, thence down the gulch On The
north side 10 point opposite James But
lsr's cabin, thence down old road in.o Flint
Greek valley. thence between Nartil' and
Princes ranches to Flint Creek, locating .
bridge Ut stakes point. thence between ri.
quetts and AcRea's ranches csslerly to In.
tsrsection OF PhilispburH road.
Ordered, on petition Of citizens of Flint
Creek, that D. n. Taylor he and 10 ap
pointed Justice of The Peace for Flint Creek
Township.
Sept I'd. Same member present. Board
made quarterly settlement viii, H. T. Ken
non. County Treasurer, and found rrsssur.
er's books correct and al monies due the
county correctly reported and accounted for.
Sept. 1. Present., Thos. II. Irvine, ST.,
J. B. Wilcox and Morgan Evans, Com'rs,
and H. 8. Clark, Clerk.
Board agreed upon plans for advertising
for the care, maintenance, and medication
Of INDECENT sick, and insane; and also upon
the time of meeting - . Board of Eqsali.
zation TO adjust disputed assessments
Having settled up the financial accounts
of the county to date the Board adjourned.
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LEc1Uan-Mr. Cal q. Chwsoo will
denver II, Ysmh,ll On Dassrday and as
Pispeer % Sunday evening pext Lecture
On Tho Rschastsd Lands." givisg . do.
scsitltss Of the regions Of The Big Horn
md sYsllowssooe Rivsss and The Yellow.
ssoee Lake. Many yeass Of travel AID ID.
vsatuss 10 ihess localities now atts.ctiae %
nscA aaaestios, and . happy faenlsy Of
dssesipaies. wesTaaas ~ bsllk t1as Ar.
CAvssas Lssesss will b Aiglly entertain.
tsk asd Instructive. wshsps ssd expect
- .rjn hAve god ssdiences n our neighbos
-spvuA II, ia.
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NH NEW NoRTH-WzsT.
s4sv bs Wintss Reading

A ,,incipa, cauee VI the high price OK ne"spsp0'
+, vor,sns IL the extraordinary expense OF eA"'s.
.,,, n, sub,eriber, and collecting 10 remove s"o
...,..,y ,onuiated districta And then, very msoy
ns,,ou. complain Of the importantly OF csnsa'"ne
...n,. We have therefore concluded 70 o"es spsc's
club rates for season, dispose with tne csnv..as
.,c,hod during ito tna, and adopt u permanently y"
n,o,., advantageous. We propose 10 'orn'sn a.s
S.v NoRru WEST 10 clubs 1t reduced rates. iae
theory 10 TO give subbscribers the osoeat OK oe.ns
their own agent, and doing away with the travelng
e.pyssscrs The following will be until Deccmoc'
81, 1873 the
cIrs RATES or NEW NoH'"'"Hs''
urn, or Five.
r,,. oo,,.. onc yea, ......................eN 50
Five cope. Elk months. Observation-Disclosures. ID w
cLrss or TEN.
Ten copies one year m
Ten copies six months.''.'.' '''''''''''''''' W
cLc"s o. 7"'' .oom
Twenty copies one year ,.'..'.'.' ''''''''O CO
twenty 'c".s =. 49,. ..,,.. =. .uh.cr,hers max.
10 o''a'n '"e'. 'r ~ ~. . .,,,. .cc.,nu.pied
ing Inc GU" ''.ss :" W .. -" O., ann v.sr and
W 'ne CASH po. ~. o,ac,. n, rec,stcrsd
portion 'o' % 1o".' w.. .,., p.c.n,. vill be re-.
e''s's ''"' y" 49, -. ...A,u, IN. rirh IN,
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MEruoDsr.-Rey. Hugh Duueau win pssach at ths
Court House Deer Lodge, Sunday morning, Sept. I,
1873. services At II O'Clock 4. =.
PngsOyTsaIAn. -Rev. J. r. Russell will preach at
the Court House, Deer Lodge, Sunday evening, Sept
Z, 1879. Services Ut ~ O'Clock r. y.
CsioH Sunday School 1t the Court House ct ~ r.
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Aoaena 4oaa.

HsL.HA, Sept ga half.bseed hauling
wood down Ten Mile yesterday, fell from
~ )oad Of wood. The whesl passed
ovss hin, killing him instantly. EatJ %.
Ats O'Clock shis morning some pesson
plncsd cotton soaked N oil at the head Of
TIE fight Of slsiss bsewees Trainb picture
galDssy and ths Cosmopolitan Hotel and ses
Il % dre. A man passing few momests
after discovered he 6ames, gave the alarm.
asd ths FIRE was extlnguishsd before much
damage Ne done. No trace Of perpetrsaor.
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Description Of the Prizes,
LANDSCAPES.
Wal~vt and GU Fr0mss.

Figures, Groups, Etc., Walnut 4 G|
la The Madonna of the Chair, after
Raphael, size eexS1, walnut and
IS Angela, size 1855, fiused walnut
ard gilt.
Il There's, size esxS6, duted walnut
Is tn: sd sl.:ss '':; Beauty, : ss:se, is;:a
walnut and tilt. ..........
10 Behind tho Scenes, size ?2xS6,
Berlin gilt frame. .............
II The Welcome, size 22x20, walnut
IS Our Opposite Neighbor, size aoxs4,
carved walnut and gilt. .......
10 Behind the Scenes, size 90x94, pol.
ished walnut and gilt. 80. 80.
20 The Enchantress, sire 17x23, pol
ished walnut and gilt. .......
81 Naldenhood, sire 17x38, polished
walnut and gilt. :. .........
e Loves Melancholy. size 1924. fia>
ted combination, gilt walnut. >.
g "Why Don't He Comet" size 1924
fluted coordination, gilt walnut
"a I he Euchantress, size 17x28, wal.
nut and gilt. .....
rs Maidenhood, size l7x2s, walnut
and gilt ;. .................
- Mother and Child, size 1929, wall
~ Cross and Flowers, size isxas, val:
nut and gilt frame. ..........
q Don't Know Which to Choose, size
1854, gilded walnut. 80 .....
- The First Cigar. size 1924, gilded
80 The Fortune Teller. sire 1896, eli
81 Women Of the Hsiem, size iexs6,
50 swee. Sixteen, .i.e 1894, polished
So Behind the scenes, size als25, or.
uamented walnut and gilt. go.
"a Behind the Scenes, size 1895, wal.
-, ~, nut and gilt: ............::.::.
s. The Writing Lssson, size 1891,
walnut and gilt ..............
- The Reading, sisc 1891, walnut
81 Chip q ' the 6ld block, size is:io,
walnut and gilt. ...... 800.
80 Just Caught, 1876, walnut and
RMs:.......:...:...::.::....,.
80 The Promenade. size 15x2c, wal.
nut and gilt. ..... ..........
40 Tho Toilet. size 15x22, gilt. ."..
II Flowers Of Memory, size 12xi7,
| walnut and gilt. .............
- Co.'s Works and Gods Words,
size 1877. walnut and gilt. :.
~ Kitty Darling's Kitty, size 1ox22,
walnut and gilt. .......... q.
A The Cleaner, size 2Os24, polishd
! walnut and gilt.
FOR License. ...... .............
Advertising, printing, etc. ......."
81,
l Tnn hnnSlpnA anA Awantv- aSOhf Hiekefa ,vin
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GRAND LOTTERY
OF "''ro r'
FlNK CHHoKo PAINTINGS.
BY
OSBORN q DENNEE
TO NJ DRAWN AT v.
Deer Lodge, Montana.


Praag's ard Weod's Chrenes,
They could procure In New York, and beiaR DESTROYS
q dlsposng Of The same without delay. have con.
elud to pot them up at Lottery, to be drawn At Deer
Lodge, u. r. 40 soon - the tickets shall have been
cold Hullciens notice will Be- given through each OF
the Deer Lodge papers to enable each Of the ticket
holders to b % hand 1t the drawing.
Orty.FOur PrlZC0
are on exhibition At the store formerly occupied BY
JOE. Rosenthal In Deer Lodge.
These paintings put mp At the regular prices At
which the same arc selling, barely enough being aided
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Arrival and Departure Of Malls atthe DeeI
Ledge Pest Once.
Union p, 4. r., COnixxs AND c. p. R.

Uxlox p. u. r.. CoRIxNs. AND c. p. r. r.
Ar'tve-Ds!ly. st..... ............ ...."sp
Ucp1ft- - ......,....ss. .'ssssss y - ~
BLAcKPooT, HELENA, VIRGINIA AND EAsfHRx PART
o. MONTANA.
Arrive--DAily, at............6p. N.
Depart--Daily st.. Q. %.
SILVER Bow, BUrrs AND IaED MOUNTAIN CITY.
Arrive-Every alternate day. at...."....... ~ n.
Depart " G............ a. N.
EuusrssuRo, PxILlIrssUa0 CABLs CITY. AND
Bean.
Arve-Eyery alternate day as.......".......7p N.
Depart - ...... .......Sa. m.
P,ke's PEAK, PI0NRgR MIss0ULA, CEDAR CREEK
AND WALLA WALLA.
A,rives-Daily.. ............ a7 p N.
Departs ..... ................atSa N.
GERMAN AND FREMcn GUIcn.
Arrive and Depart twice per week,
~ All malls will close the night prcvious to their
departure 1t 10 pm
Ovyscs IlOURs.-Va o. N. 10 p 10. Sundays, 10 to II
D. H.: StO7 pm.
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RELIGIOUS.

l.P. POONGR soapd n Xerchsnts Exchange
10 eus authorized Agent In Ian Francisco.
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Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Sumner Goods.
Beautiful Summer Goods.
At Charles Bluns.
At Charles BlumS,
At Charles BUNS.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SR&.
CONE AND SEE
OBB1 LODoR, Jane n. l071

VIM. Coleman he's the finest soeortmen
Of toys In the city.
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Probably 0thss eejecsioss win b Odd.
TieAets Of adalsssoa, % csa Rssdisg con-
msscss q 10 o'cloek. No psbIIc enter.
lsipmsats Ne havs II Montana ars % llksly
y s@bsd pleasure = ssadises, esd, = ~
ass iapsssoed With ~ bslsss Psof. WhiDe
b . csltlvatsd ssocseiesIse - no. oalg
aniicspaaes fell hoase bot . we'll please1
asilesca Ia salocsioas ass ssssospsioa !.
asle II elassssss aad ss0slsasly vssisd y
" ~ versatility af thssssdlss asd aaiatala
~ inseress Of ~ sadlsaos We heps =
- fall ssseablass ed Dr. Lodges hsst
|ln1saca n. :
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y coaneadsd = % slocationisk end whe
~ given nunesovs Readings IN 1sstss
Montana, viii ave estsstaisnsat y ~
Ceurs Hosss Thu svsnisg, under ~ asSpt
CO and fos i,s bsssAt q ~ Library Asso'
citation. The following RsadisGs 80 O
the prpgraoms for III svsoise: f
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-01-10
state Ifeas.

Martin Griswo d, seventy years old,
hung himself at Springfield, few days
ago.
John Garnett of Bennington, fell from
a bridge recently, and was fatally injured.
There are over 100000 cows in the State
OF Vermont, yielding an income of $685.
300.
DIR. Il. G. p erson's house, at West
Arlington, was burned recently loss $500.
Partially insured.
jay Grice of East Franklin sent
small boy to the barn with candle Ian
tern, few nights ago, and is now barn
less.
The wheelright shop OF Hiram Weaver
at Fairfax was burned, Saturday night I'M
der circumstances which led to his arrest
on the charge of lncendarism. Weaver
procured bail, but Sunday night hung him
self. The case is a mysterious one.
A patent has been issued to NJ. f.
Tucker, of Barnard, for a combination mill
saw and planer. This invention is said to
be the best improvement ever made in
lumber manufacturing machines.
AT Caslleton, the other day, family
stove in full blast and pipe running up
some eight or ten feet TIL persons around
1t were as comfortable and cosy as they
could be, while the team locke cool and
frosty.
Edward Shiette, the noted burglar, who
broke Jail at Burlington, fortnight since,
was recaptured, after an exciting chase, at
Colchester Point, Sunday evening.
The butter shipments from st. Adams
during the year 1872, were 590s4 tubs. The
total weight was 3,426,s72 lbs, and the
number of car loads III. This was an ex-
cess of l56,690 lbs. over the shipment in
1871.
Mr.. J. II. Huntington, who has for
some time been engaged on the geographic
cal survey of New Hampshire, has lately
discovered, in Georgia, VT, fine specimen
OF the trilobite Olenus, a species of fossil,
| which, it is said, was never before found
in this country.
"A sad death is that of Mrs. Alkaline A.
Edison, sister in-law of Gov. Converse, at
Woodstock, on Thursday, making the
third death in the governors family with
in month, and leaving him entirely a.
| lone. 1t will be remembered that Mrs.
| Converse died on the 18th of December,
while few days after Miss Luna f. Ed
sou, niece of the governor, died from dis
ease contracted in coming from Burling-
ton to attend the funeral, and now the death
of her mother leaves no one in the family
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