Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-06
Minor Items.

-Hubbardton votes tax OF hVe cents
on a dollar for the year just closed anu
. corresnondept writes us that the town
does not now have pauper. doou
nIace to immigrate to, on account OF tax
alton.
We invite attention to the adver-
tIsement in another column of Messrs.
MoseIev & Stoddard of Poultney. All
orr readers in that vicinity will do well
To patrouize them. Anything in their
line they viii sell low. Having good
stock of goods for spring trade they
mean business.
We are pleased to note the election
Of NJ. r. Tyler, Esq, to the position OF
Cty Jale. III the city of Burlington.
Mr. Tyl.. Is a christian gentleman, of
unidentified reputation, an able lawyer,
and though comparatively young man,
bids fair to attain high rank in his pro-
fession. We predict for him success in
his new position. he was elected over
an ornament who saw fit to desert his
pun ' j ~ 80, , Ia.t oor,noi,rn
Pu4''' ''' '''' '
The INST lnSiaIlmen' Oh ols 'E9S
has made It's sppearace' Na'n name
Hastings Jersey Oiue ,''m' ~ ''''
ford, has 'lald on our table, in the chs
tomary manner the largest egg we nave
as yet seen TINS season 1t Is seven ana
three-quarter inches by SIX ana " quarter
inches. The weight has not been aSc'r-
tanned. 1t IS large enough ana h'aFy
enough, and VIII not' we trust o' sur
passed during 'he season
-Nesss. Watkins x Cady have pur-
chase the stock OF boots ana ShoeS toF-
merry 'woedhy NJ. NJ AIoA'' and moved
them to their store ON Merchants ho"'
We Invite attention To 'A'f ADVERTISE
me 20 lottA"r column
IL. " Pr .ru, ESQ, Of Castleton,
Is -HioH~Iy w WI n congestion OF the
lungs,
-R". ri Anderson, who has It.
Gently ','"r'I'"! L." the passionate ot
the CoA@r'-.'t''rd' church OF f"fha-
F.", toma"rd bis mlnistratiohS last
Sunday EI'l" highly spoKrn oi as
@an OF talent aud progressive thought.
Th' citizens Of Castleton have ar
rnged for course OF free lectures, the
first OF which VIII be delivered by Key.
H. =. f'FrAr, FRIDAY evening on oil
'nr & 'om"'IL
roster Bio"get'' VINO USED To run
the State railroad or Georgia IN Bui-
locks '"y' 1t Is saId' plays billiards IN
The morning sleeps in the afternoon, and
&c "a IS 20 his business in the night.
"A runaway Boston boy lately got
stow d away on Cunard steamer, and
WIZ seat adrift in Liverpool without
monty or friends. He came back Ivy
another steamer sadder and wiser
boy.
-stephen Rcnfrew, of CTaftsbury,
has entirely lost his ryesight from the
effects Of the measles.
GA Valentines Dayone hundred and
dfty thousand valentines passed through
the Liverpool pot office. This is in eX-
cess Of last wear and nearly double the
number s.m NJ year previous
The report Of the Oyerseer Of the
Poor 500 "ne OF the towns in this co'n-
~ contains charge OF tAree dollars TOR
"ttHlnE pauprrs to menagerle. food
for him
Some Of the closing scenes in the
senltc, as described in the New York
Tines, remind one of the school boy
wrangIe:-One Senator had not asked a
tay n OF the Senate before this session.
Another gave n9llce lhat' II MS Oh! was
sol 'g 10 De ooJec'eo TO- Ne "oul" "'}'c'
10 Voe Oil Oh SOME "'nel oella'o'' an
o'h n "oo'u answer an ooJec'loh maze
W. ms .N' 'ig'' u g. 'I' az, '1 I ",lu e,
az -.''','' l''' ao' us J,I' ,u'~''' ''''
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ne 'I"ooS on the BANK Oh hhglano
ar no" Sala 10 amount 10 over TWO
hlI!'n' oil 0ol'ars'
az o"P'eA 'IcNet went '"'" "ecV
On lne i'ehSSeIaeE " saratoga l"'lIo"o
On . "Vf'ay morning II mas peen IN
use on Ihe AulrohuacA COMPANY I'LL
tbA SlliC ltit IlISt u sJduudI
ON Monday and Tuesday MORNINGS
The Herald invited the taxpayers of
Rutland to examine the figures which
we published, showing the amount Of
money it took to satisfy John Cain. one