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JNO. c. CARRAwAY. W. Ii. CHILES
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

6tARRAWAY & CHILES respectfully an
~ nounce to the citizens of Jackson and
vicinity that they have formed copartnership
for the purpose of carrying on the Livery
business at the stand formerly occupied by L.
W. Carraway s Son. They will keep con-
stautly on hand fine horses and mules and all
kinds of vehicles for hire and sale. Just re-.
ceived nice lot of mules, broken, which are
for sale at living rates.
jan 30-3m.
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\. s.a Vs.. Zoo Ga"..
Sopbrouia Brown. ct. i.
DY Virtue of decree OF DID,. D.r,..
ID Of the United States, p.-f... .....
in the above stated Cau-r ruHI.r.. ..-...
llth day February letl. tan uUl...
Special Commissioners, or either 20 r....
on Monny, lIth day of April. le... U...
sell Tor cash Go the highest H.a".
half cash balance In twelve lu.u..e. "... ...
cent. lHterest--nutp with lion 1000 .I.. ........
al public cutlery, If Canton. DO N.I.... .....
ty, Mississippi, all tur persona. U..I .... ...
in the hands OF said AimIul-trI.. ...
And ON Ihu sduy, Tine lu.N 4H. A.. ....
1913, the said Commissioner. ur. ......
them, will proceed to sell ON tar .I.. .....
and at public cutlery, at Mississippi. ..
Harrison county, State aforesaid. OBJ. .....#.
ing lands described as follow.
East half of northwest quarter Hu0 ......
west quarter OF southeast quarter ..
township !, south of meridian, UnaI .... #...
ing 10 ll-lOO acres, also tHc uuNEN.I.. .H..
half Of northwest qulrtcruf -uuOhWN-. u......
of section -, township south uI rU..
west containing 10 800 Hcrg-t nI.. I'm. ....#
in tnctional section No. b, containing. . .....
acres, and lot NO. ! I'm fractional ...... ST..
"a, containing so l1-lOu acres. .H"U.... F..
range 10 west; also the west hHII 90 .........
qunI ter and west half ot west ha.I .......
and east half Of southeast quarter .... ...
township Z range 10 west, coutaIu.. NJ.
100 acres; also the east half s0ufhW... .......
and southeast quarter at uUrtHW... .I.H...
section - township % range lO Wu... uI.n..-
ing 10 100 acre.; also Ioi 900 Nu.t H'...
IL said county, described as follows. Said "a.
fronting the scusL0rc aud designated u# Be-.
II, measuring one aud 20 half urpeula front L.
eight HITeuts deep, nIl IU che county .t IINr.r
son, the said lands being sold iu Gee. .....ur
the dover OF said SophIuuiuA a. Brown, t"..ta.
cr with the personal property iur oboe I"
poses named lu said cree.
ARCHIE McGEuEE,
JAMES D. STEW ART
.Ir. fH. DEL .| . Boo.
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INSURE YOUR LGFE
IN THE
American Life Insurance Co.
ORGANIZED n l--O
CAPITAL pg

Tie ieadiag Company doing bnw.
MISSISSIPPI
FINHE AMERICAN meets its obligation. 81.
Il signal promptncss, having pa.i ~.
IN death losses IN Mississippi. The AAhI,.-
CAN IS not new Company. having l- I
t0n 10 make, and It's success IO 1t'".uf HUI..
the pressure Of the sharp competition N. l.I
present enterprising age. This ANLhl'4.
docs not extGrt from the insured. hIge HH#
eNtraYagant premiums, with tuc In"rr rr.-
Use OF paying portion buck ln iHr IH....
put IL sells its patrons "a sound Polio" r..
less money than any Company ut me 4. NfH..t
me AMERICAN invites Iuyr.tIglH I"..
lts merits, az those best acquainted with '..
company are its best friends.
jackson Board Of Director.
REV: JOHN HUNTER, j.. D...-pr .uI..
ihOs. r. HELM. ...............f .rl pH.H...
Matt +. Ash. Byron I....t
III. Hilzheim Marian -rI...
/. Strauss q ID -fIv,y
Archy McGehee George d. EvrfrH
John w Robinson, Thomas A. NrWiI".
John II. Stevens AIUh6uar staIrI.r
DIR. i. j. MITCHELL, MEDICAL ENNuIerr.
HANDY a. ANDREWS,
MANAGERs,
OFFICE, CANTON. Miss.
WILLIAM HANDY. SUPERINrFSDF>r
RICE III. WINTER, Agent
Aug. p, II Wv JACKSON. MISS
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The Chief of Police at Pittsfeld.a Mas.
recently received letter asking him to
looksfor runaway man who has "a black
mustash about five fete.tene inehessin
hit with velvet colt. "slle 81 tase a.li4
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S2,OOl,3l3 O2
TOTAL LIABILITIES.
iross amount Of Losses, Claims

me erSGadtSeSSI amount insured on any one
TEX Is SJo0'oOOOo' out VIII not as general rule
The Company has no general rula ~ 70 tho
amount aiio"s1 70 De insured In any city, town,
NIiage OF DlOck, Delng governed in this mat
YET, IN eaen case Dy the general character Of
ting out fires, sc. P
This Company was Incorporated undcr the
general Insurance Law Of the State Of New
York, and Obtained its Charter. or Act If In
corporation, September 9th, 1853. an attested
copy OF which, as amended, filed heretofore.
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william Downs
No. go vs..
Brannin Summers s. Co..
OF the City OF Louisville
Kentucky, and billiard
Summers * Co., of the city
Of New Orleans. Louis
lana, Defendants, and all
DERSONS having COR claiming 4uE I..l. -.
IL equital le interest boa tne uRH.Is a..
scribcd lands, sold Tor taxes Ou th,l U.H ... FL.
Nav. lS6l to-wit: The northwest ...##..
and the southwest quarter ui section fH.H.".
five (25) of township eight 81 uf range. ......
% east, in Itawamba county, hIssIreIU.
Upon affidavit filed iu thf- euu-o. II I'D .#....
ing to the satisfaction ut thp Court I...
defendants are not residents Boo Dds. -..t#..
Mississippi, but reside beyond fU. .....
thereof, so that the ordinary process .
Court cannot be executed ugaiur. tUH. ....
therefore ordered 10y the Court falf 0... ...
each OF them, do enter thvit uTU.......
herein, on or before the lst day uI -.. ..#.
term Of the Chaucery Court ot -HIl e....
10 De- held A. the Court House Iu I.u .". 4.
Fulton, on the 3rd Monday OF April .e
plead, answer or demur to c0Wr.IfnHu. ...
TO confirm his tax title to said .au0. .. ...
same will be taken for confessed 3D.. |. ....
IL H. further ordered fh1. copy ..
order be published iu tbc M,ga.N I......
newspaper published iu Jackson NI.-.
once a week for four weeks eHte.-..H... ...
that the clerk trausmitn copy hg uII.. Al.
paid, To said defendants af tH..I
postofhces rs per affidavit ou U.r.
A true copy of the minutes.
A.F. GAITHIE. .....
T.. II. Miller, Solicitor ael.uH .....
teb 21-iw
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For spring salts 81 six and Woolen fab
Ties tbe O%cr-kir5 has stylish TeVefs. ana
the lower skirt is richly trimmed. It's nov
al features. however, aresits plain7 basque,
without position pieatng Ia the middle OF
rle middle Of the buck, and its extra Dol
man sleeves. Plain, sm0oth-fiEtiH2 basques
are coming into favor again. In this mod
al. cine miltile seam Of the back Is slashed to
the waist 10 give room for tile tonrnure ;
the large side BODY now used passes under
the arm. The D5maa sleeves are placed
on street. costumes only; for house dresses.
the sid gle c0a5 sleeve Is used; on dresses 10
be worn both at home aud in the street a
simple arrangements OF hooks aud loops at
tlcncs the winged Doiman, when occasion
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Subscribed and Sworn before me ,bis 1a,b
day of February. A. D. 1874
FRAGCIS p. BURKE.
Commissioner for Mississippi in New York
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VIVA. = BROWN. ar,

CAUTION-I have the exclusive right to
sell the PETRO OILin Kinds County, Mlssis
sippi and all persons are cautioned against
selling using the same, Under THIS OR ANY
oruER NAME, as all infringements will be
prosecuted, WI. J. BROWN, SR.
Aug 13, 1872 sw&w6n
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
CITY OF brooklyn, County OF Kings.S
g, Stephen Crowell, President, and Pbilander
shaw, Secretary of the Phenix Insurance
Company, being severally and duly sworn,
uePose and say, and each for himself says,
that the foregoing is true, full and correct
statement Of the affairs of the said Corpora
ton, and that they are the above described Of
hcers thereof.
S 6nIf n Z NJ ThO 0Ia ELL, President,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-20

Miss ST. Woedhead has been appoint
ed resident mathematical tutor at Girton
College, Cambridge University, England.
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sInte OF Mississippi. EruwuInha
County.

Chancery Court, before the CIer at
Rules, on the first Monday of fchu-
nrr 1872
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Monuments, Tombs, Etc

THE undersigned having accepted the
Agency of ]. J. Rigleys Marble Works,
Vicksburg, respectfully solicits orders for
Monuments, Tombs, Head-Stones, Slabs, Lime
stone Caps, Stills and Caps for Buildings. se-
lections can be made from Specimen Book, or
new designs will be furnished to order will
guarantees 70 fill orders at Eastern prices. and
give satisfaction in all cases
DAN'L KAvANAUGH
Jackson, Oct. y, 1S72tf
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
G. CUMMINGS,

Fashionable HSOos amA Shoe Maker
A NNOUNCES to his customers, friends
IA and the public generally, thar he is pre-
pared to do work in his line promptly and
with dispatch.
Call at his shop, north side OF Capitol be
tween State and President streets.
decbWem
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LEGAL ADvERTTsEMENTs
CIrATIoN NOTICE

State Of Mississippi. Chancery Court, % fHe
Itawamba County. April Term 1873
Before the Clerk at Roles the l7tH div
of February 1873.
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Name and Location.

The name OF this Company is the HShe-
nix Insurance Company, and IL is To-
Gated in the City of Brooklyn, State OF New
York.
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eSf eoA dayi Arens PEG
% " 1SV old make
~oEk IL us in their the than
esa PATticularsf Portland, Maine
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POLONAISES.
THE DoLMAN COSTUMES.

One 81 the best designs tor spring fuits
has "a simple STYLISH oVerskirt and 6asoua
with Dolman Of the same material So
deXihie mate rails are best ior the suits. and
they are very largely imported, in olive
bronze, rascda, aud black cashmeres, trim
med with embroidery and WOODEN lace or
thick wool fringe. The shane of the DOL
man is like that already illustrated in rha
Bazaar. with long side pieces \ new idaa
IS To face the front with moirc, and hold il
in vest shape lfy means OF an under holt
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-20
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C,
and indeed all the affections which arse
nom malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
pOisons.
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities of
the American people than
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate
the disease, and with assur-
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DOR sale at this Office for use in Southern
l. or Northern Districto mississippi. Price
70 cents per set; six sets for 81; or - per
dozen setts. Address
POWER nARKSnAIE
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cAsnMERr SLEEVELESS JACKETS.

Blaek cashmere sleeveless jackets are i'm
ported, 20 wear with black, gray. or other
silks or cashmere. They have Tevers of
black MORE, and are doubled breasted. with
two rows % large cut steel or old silver but
tons on the front. They may be simply
edged with MORE piping told, but are Of
ten embroidered ana bordered with yak
lace. ia which steel or jet beads are intro
duCpd.
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Over-kirts are sadly >h0rn of their di-
mcG-lUH~, end appear oftenest a mere
aprons. hali-overskirts, and ntricatcly
dTaped sashes. There are, however, many
plain round overSkirts sJill shown. while
Others have their simple shape destroyed by
cauricious trimming which makes the sides
different; for instance, the lett side viii be
caught up 10 the bolt by a bow and sash
ends, willie the right fails in long peplum
point finished by easseis. To complete the
diminished oversNirts, sashes are necessary,
aud these need not be OF silk, but are wool
or linen, Ike the dress or its trimmings.
They are two long Slauting ends, OF differ
ent length, made double, two fingers wide,
and are piped around the edges,
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SALE ADMINISTRATION

AP.GAlTHER, C|.H
Finley & Cnyce, Soils for Complainant.
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Basques are growing longer, and are
more often slashed ia the seams instead OF
being ptcAted. The fonts have two soft
points, ard are often doube-breasted fanci-
tui collars and revefs are much used the
back Is still deliberately trimmed; two but
tons Il fine the waist behind. sleeves are
easy coat Shape with square cuffs. or else
lit uu the outer seam
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-20

New York, Louisville, ST. Louis, CHICAGO.
Pittshurg, Fan Francisco
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For midsummer, the novelty to be offered
is, suits OF gray linen and batisIe, worn
with sleeveless Jackets OF dark NAPOLEON
blue linen. Bands OF this blue linen and of
blue prfcale with polka spots are used for
trimming French suits Of tea-coiored I'M
dressed fax linen. Such suits cost about
lr-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-10


NoTIcE,-By the rules of the Lamoille
Valley Fair-Ground Company. no Family
Tickets viii be sold after nine O'Clock on
the first day of the Fair.
Those desiring to purchase family or
season tickets, can get them of tho Direc-
tors and other persons in every town in
the County or Hardwick in Caledonia
County.
Names of the Directors and other per.
sons, having family and season tickets for
SALE: r. r. Wait, of Stowe, AL ger Jones
and p. S. Benjamin of Wolcott, j.. II.
Doty of ElmOre, G. w. Hcndee and A.
A. Niles of Morris,owE, p. c. Cleaveland,
G. L, Waterman and G. s. Page of Hyde
Park, S. A. Andrews of johnson, W. H..
Griswold aud 9. d. Gates of Cambria re,
Thomas Potter of Bclvidere, and are also
for sale in Watorville and Eide n.
Let all sec that they are furnished with
tickets before the first day Of the Fair.
A. A. NILES, Secretary.
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aoille ca. and vicinity, Z sustaining eur e.
, sAHiI.iien. e incrsasing he numlsF q &c
nemhars ani the Interests 81 its Couvsntios.s.
l Roroirti, that cur individual ssI,Tts sh.Il l.
pat iuIih 10 attain tkose ohiecfs. that In our
. various capacities. a. thoFisiers. t.,rhrrs u
music o. amateur Psrforners. ID shan be cur
Aim 70 raise tbs standard Il exocleslos n music
a execution, and elevate the musical taste 81
the public.
hefolrfi that, In cur opinion. the sagrts q
froi ". o. Perkins have ben directed % The
attainment q these euds; that b. this insirue-
uen ne has erinccd q thorungh acquaiuta9ce
with his profession AMI his eminent ability a.
make convention a souroe % great elucatian-
al prcdi 10 It's members.
hssoirsf, that the thanks q the ccnvention
are due to the soloist. the pianists, the orchas-
ira. and others from abroad who have - ahIv
contributed to the entertainment Of this oe-
caSion.
Rssolrsd that the thanks Of the Convention
be rendered to Col 4. d. Sawyer for the gener-
Gus manner in which he has thrown open his
house to the members Of the Convention; for
the uneeasing efforts he has put forth for the
comfort and enjoyment Of his guests and the
success Of the Convention.
Three carloads of cattle, one of
sheep and -3O4 tubs of butter we're
shipped from this station on Monday last.
MIR. Wallace Of Waterbury Center,
the original "Hull-corn maR" desires us to
inform the public that he will make
no more trips till another season, when he
intends TO make the usual trips. He also
wishes to thank the public which has so
generously patrenizcd him in the past.
DIR. Randall announces a Harvest
Ball" at his house on the evening of the
first day of the Fair Sept. l7thl. Pauls
Orchestra furnishes the music.
Another frost, on Sunday morning
last, was seen in various parts of the
town. \ dense fog in this valley, pro.
tected vegetation hereabouts. The
weather has been quite cool for the past
week.
MIR. Albert Stanley will speak at the
Town Hall in this place on the Sd SUM-
day in Sept. Mr.. Stanley is Spritualist
and believes that Spiritualism is a science
and if ever people walked and talked
with God, they can at the present time.
Come friends. and hear him.
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CQNlbl3nae.

CaMb13age.
DR.. Il. Gilman, dentist of St. AL.
bans, is stopping at the Boro' House, in
Cambridge, for week or two. The doc.
tor is not only good dentist, but a gen.
ial and accomplished gentleman, and well
merits the Success he seems to he having
"A sad accident occurred at North
Cambridge, one day last week, resulting
n the death Of four year-old son Of Mr..
John Moore, living in that part of the
town. l., Rice had Mr.. Moorc's team and
took his little boy with two of his own
children to go for ride. Going down
John Brooks hill, the horse took fright
and threw them all out,--instanty kill
ing the Moore boy, aud severely, though
not fatally, injuring the other children.
Mr.. Rice was not much hurt.
p. Spencer, of Georgia, has purchas-
ed the stage line between johnson and
Underbil.
Sunday evening, Aug. 3lst, Mrs. L..
Dodge, mother Of Phneas A. Dodge,
fell down stairs and received injuries
about the head, which caused her death
on the following Wednesday.
Mrs Ira Morgan died last week
Wednesday, aged 50 years.
-Four persons were lying dead, in
Cambridge, on Thursday last. An &C.
curIancc that has not happened before for
ten years
There is soon to be grand ''turn
out or "bee" to build a road through the
Notch to Stowe. si~+S
AT the town meeting, mentioned last
week, it was voted to build an arch bridge
near the grist-mill, and II. F. Melendy,
Elisha Bently, Chas. Mclcndy, J. NJ.
Wilcox aud George Powell, were appoint
ed to locate it. Chas, Meleudy, George
Powell and j. NJ. Wilcox, were appoint
ed building committee. The work is to
be commenced at once and to be com
pleted before cold weather. r-aua,
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power OF divine grace to save from sin.
AT . eol0ck. the ministers followed by
the people, formed in liBe. according "a
cid tine order, aai marched arouaa the
ground singing can hail the power Of
Jesus name." Thss followed the hearty
hand shaking amid toars and shou,inrs.
The DOKOlOgy was sung and all dismissed
with the bonedieti0a. Tents we're soon
struck aud the several companies went
their ways rejoicing. This camp-mceiing
has been an advance in the cause OF God
in this region, aud we hope for greater
fruits 20 be gathered During the meet
Tag % ministers Of our own deaomina.
ton aud few Of other denominations
we're present. 10 gave evidence of con.
version all Of them youthful. All Christ.
ians were quickened and a large number
protested TO have obtained entire holiness.
The most perfect order prevailed during
all the religious services The numbers
in attendance increased from the frs,
meeting until Sunday, when about
1000 people were present. These grounds
have been leased for 90 years. and We
look for still larger success in the future
Tor camp-meetings in this section.
No disturbance occurred to mar the oc-
casion, except on Saturday night, and
that but for moment. That matter il.
before the court.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-10

.Hu2uWicK,.
Mr.. Miller, Of Plymouth, N. H.,
ha s the contract 10 erect the wood work
of the new bridge. We understand that
he is practical bridge builder, having
constructed many of the bridges for the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad, and
also for TIE b. G. & M. railroad, The
floor Of the bridge is to be crolyning, con-
structed after plan furnished by Mr.. Adj
ans Philbrook, merchant ofthat place.
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Z1'n1e TU3H.
The Musical Convention.


The attendance, announced last weel
for the first day, as being good. largely
increased on the second and subscqueu
days, and resulted in success, financially
and otherwise.
This result is in COED degree due t.
persons who reside beyond the nomina
limits of the Society among whom We no
ticed our Editorial friend Bro. Chase Of
the Lyndon Union, a good tenor, whose
towering form and voice were prominent
in chorus, quartctte or in sole; S. P
Pinney, of Greensboro; Misses McClary,
Of Albany, pianlsts and sOloists; Mrs
Skinner of Boston, Mrs. Brainerd, Miss
Pierce and Miss Davis, of Danville
Misses Copant of Greensboro. Miss Part
ridge and Mrs. Leland of Claremont,
N. H.; Mr.. H. e. Rustedt and Miss
Laura Brigham Of Bakersfield; Miss Ma
ry Hawley of So. HadIey, Mass; Mr..
Chamberlain of St Johnsbury, who played
the double-bas to perfection, and many
others whose names we did not learn
Prof. Perkins, as gentleman and q
musical director, gained new friends and
increased honor. He is one of those men
who are most admired when best known
thoroughly acquainted with his work and
exac;ing as much perfection as possible in
the performance of his classes. He is al
SO possessed of a libcraity not common
among men of his profession, having do
mated to the association balance due him
for services at former convention.
Miss Emma Cook Lawrence of New
York, the principal soloist, is possessed of
a good voice which is cxcoleatly trained,
and generally pleased her hearers.
Tho pianists-Miss McClary and Miss
Partridge contributed in no small degree
to the success of the convention.
A very interesting feature in the con-
certs was the singing by little Alice Girls
void of Cambridge,-thc song entitled
Tapping at the Garden Gate" She is
SO small that she can hardly see over the
piano, and the effect can be better imag-
ined than described. Her performance
was encored at the first Concert and re-
peated at the second.
A business meeting was held Friday
afternoon, when the following officers were
elected:
e. b. Sawyer, Pres.
@. w. Ward, Vice-Pres.
Chas. Atwell q "
L. o. Story Sec.- Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
r. r. Parker, Wolcott.
A. w. Spaulding, Morrisvile.
|. p. Titus. Hardw;ck.
W. Hany H. Merrill, Albany.
Il. Il. Wait, Stowe.
s. r. Miller, Watervile.
M. r. Perkins, Bakersfield.
w. w. Smith, Eden.
j. M. Parker, No. Hyde Park.
Hon. G. S. Parker, Elmore.
Il. G. Woodbury., Crafisbury.
Mr.. II. M. Tenney, chairman of
the committee on resolutions, reported the
following, which were adopted unanimous
":
RESOLVED that, as members and friends of the
Lamoille Valley Musical Association, we realize
he Importance, to the musical interests Of La
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-E0eR.
Leonard Mcdowell got bis leg brok-
en- just above the knee, and received 9th.
or injuries last Wednesday. His harness
broke while descending the hill near Mr..
Dewey's in Irasburgh, throwing him un-
der the wagon which passed over him; it
was loaded with a thousand fee of lum.
Der.
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Stone.
MI. Mansfield IS to have a signal
station.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-10
Local Matters.
p. a o. Time Table.

Dr. leave 81 Johusbury Cor West Concord, at
r., aud 80 ~.
|uiIrr Train leaves Hyde Pafk al l.2oA.M. on
NaysAri arrives al 81. lohnshury al = rs AN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-10
Wn1eaYiZle.

"A young married man 10 Waterville
dreamed that he stood on high bank on
the railroad track, with a train approach
ing from each side. He grasped his wife
and jumped. When he and his wife woke
up on the floor. he realized that it would
have been safor to risk the railroad collis-
ion.