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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24

Sewing Machines.

o. EXHIBITION At Trir lANorllE CO. raIR.
IA. Enuaa
One Of the most attractive features at
the annual gathering u this Society. vas
the display Of sewing machines at Floral
Hall-Nhcre six dlfiereAi varieties we're
on exhibitiot aud 10 active operation. IL
seemed 20 Is that these most useful Of Ia
bor-savins instruments should Esd honor
able place sad mention among machines
elassed a. strictly Agricultural implo-
mehis. As nothing Is, perhaps. more
closely identified with farm life at the
present day than the sewing machine, aud
no Invention has contributed more to
tighten the burdens Of the farmers wife
than this. IL is TO the household what
the moving maekise aud the horse rake
Is in the field Of the farmer, having even
over these useful aud now indispensable
instruments, the advantage Of beng 10 re-
quest at all times and seasoas. We shall
not attempts describe the operation 10
detail oil al the different varieties Of sew
ing machines as VIC are not an expert in
such matters, bat the ladies who ihrongej
the Hall and witnessed the operation OF
these machines will he able to Judge mere
intelligently of their respective merits,
aud although it is not our purpose to es.
peeially praise the workings Of any oil
them yet we eann0t refrain from a pass.
ing notice Ofthc samples Of work. shown
by the operator of the Weed Machine
Samples of braiding, hemnling. hcmmiDg
dress goods, gathering. tucking, cordipg
ielliug &c. were shown, done in an ar.
tistic manner, and with the different de-
vices and attachments performed readily,
| presume however, the other machines
may have been able to perform any or all
the different kinds Of work exhibited by
the "Wced" yet they failed to show spec
linens Of their work, sufficient to test the
the practical merits of their machines il
these different departments of needle
work aud to us, the Weed seems to b
constructed with the greatest simplict,
and operated the most smoothly and pow
crful and with the least effort of any il
the Hall.
/ BY An OBSFRyFR.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24
Loa w. Jones { Minor.
State of Vermont, Lamoille Ditrict, SIS.
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dis

State of Vermont, Lamoille Ditrict, SIS. In
/ Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dist,
on the 10th day of Sept A. D. 1878.
Eli j. Jones, guardian of Loa W. Jones. minor
residieg in Bakersfield makes application to said
Court for license to sell the following described
real estate of his said ward, TO wit all the Real
Estate in johnson, aforesaid TO which the said mi
has any title representing the sale thereof for
the purpose Of putting the proceeds of such sale
atinterest or investing the same in stocks or real
estate, would DO beneficial to said ward.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be referred to ses-
sion said Court be hold at the Probate 0fco In
said Jshnson on tho 18th day Of October A. d..
| 1873, for hearing and decision. And 1t is further
ordered that notisc hereof be given to all persons
interested, by the publication Of the same three
weeks successfully in the Lamoillo Newsletter, a
newspaper published at Hyde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and show cause, If
any they may have why said account should not
| BIO allowed, ana such decree made.
| Attest, ). s. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24

the hclsl At the time WiHtsrmute catered
the assembly. MeCOOk, unaware Of h;s
presence. also entered the room when
Winiermuie rose asd approaching. fred
his pistol the shot taking effect in the
left breast The General graPPled with
his assassin and a second shot was fired.
when Wihternuic was thrown to the floor.
During the struggle two more shots were
fred, osc Of which slightly wounded a by
s;aDder. Only enc shot took effect. which
proved fatal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24
Fall g. Winter Goods

EMPRESS CLOTHS, BLACK ALPACAs, TIT
BETS, SERGES, SILKS, CoL0RED Al
PACAS, MOHAIRS, P0PLINS,
And an endless variety of DRESS GOODS, all of
which arc the best styles ever offered in these
It's departments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24
H'de RaIH.

Xyde TaIz..
The p. & o. changed time last Mon
day.
An excellent report of the Good
Templars Union. a grist of Hyde Park,
No. Hyde Park, Morristouu and Stowe
locals, We regret to leave out, but VIC can.
not help il. Most Of these will keep,
however.
"A few extra copies Of this paper,
can DO had if applied for soon.
H. II. Mack, of Hardwick, recently
sent by cars and team, IL set of grave
stones TO be set in this town and vicinity
Dir. Mack's sales during the Fast two OF
three weeks have been greater than at
any previous time during his five years in
the business.
An inch on the end of a mans nose
makes heap Of difference in its length
as does nine years on the end Of an aged
mans life. Stephen May is eighty.nins
years of age, instead eff eighty, as stated
last week.
"A meeting Of THE Lamoille Co. NJ
Il. Ministerial Association" will commenc,
at the church in Hyde Park, Sept. 80, a
! O'Clock L. M. The services are al
public. The community is cordially in
vited to attend.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24

MURbEEoUs AssAULT.-Early Sunday
morning the house Of lion. J. II. Brain.
erd Of St Adams was entered by ruffisn,
who went TO the room Of Miss Fannic
Brainerd aud beat her terribly about the
head. She was stunned and did not
awake for half an hour when she found
her b lead bleeding and aroused the family
She had before heard noise in the house
but went to sleep again. 1t is supposed
that the object was robbery aud that tn,
young lady by her apparent restlessnes'
alarmed the burglar. Miss Brainerd il
now happily pronounced out Of danger.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24

No. X1'2e Zn1H'
There will be public examination
of teachers, Saturday, Sept. Goth, at No.
Hyde Park. All those interested, are in.
vited to attend.
Ii. ID. BRLDRN, Supt. Schools.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24

JOhNS0R.
M. Il. Powers, NJ. D., homeOpathist,
has settled in johnson, for the practice Of
his profession.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24

p. O. o. Time Table.

Trairs leave st. Johnsbury for West Concord, at
S.45 AM, and CHOPIN.
AButter Train leaves Hyde Park at $3.50 AM. on
Mondays an arrives at st. Johnsbury at g. 10 Am
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24
New A advertisements
BAILEY'S
'" @ lit EDG e -
FOR COLORLNG Butter.

Solfpreserving,-u unlike any othor in the mar
ket.-Have used it for years. more or less every
of the Vt. Dairymen's association, and all first
class butter-makors, sold to somo 800 dairymen
since July. and gives universal satisfaction.
WHAT THE BUTTER DEALERS SAY
We recommend butter makers to use prepara-
tion used and sold by A. II. Bailey and his agents
for coloring butter, as it gives the butter u nice
color and is bJ far the best thing in the mark for
that urpose. II. d. BRYANT, N. P. CIRCUIT.
l.. IL. Doty of Gilmore says it is the best. Co.
burn of East Montpelier President of of Washing
ton Co. Fair says it is the best. Judge Morse Of
Bolton says satisfied that Bailey's is the best
Sold in Morrisvillc by II. D. BRYANT,
Z" Stowe ATKINS & HODGE.
" johnson ID. q. HOLMES.
I" Waterbury ID. HOPKINS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-24

reporting this Fair, we have attempt
ed to give more of it than ever before,
in that, we publish the address and the
premium list, so many things we should
like to say, arc unavoidably crowded out,
but may be referred to hereafter.
The Fair has been a very successful
one, for which the officers have labored
hard and necessarily. The gross receipts
were in the vicinity of S2400.00 and
will be enough to make handsome ia-
dcrsoment on the debt of the company
So much for the Fair of 1873. Let the
one of 1874 be still greater improve
meat
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

In Moriistown Feb. l:'h after a years sisk-
ness Mary, wife Of Inos NJ Edwards aged -
years.
Del in WoIcott Feb Goth 1873, Alexander
Warden, aged rs years months, 8 days
Born in Ireland. he came TO this country
while yet boy making his home first in New
York, thence in Burlington VT and subseqp, v
ia V,rgeEn's. Stowe and finally in v o.eott. In
acc a te with his own request. his remains
will he removed to Rurling'ol. the lurial ace
Of the only membcrOf the flsaily yet deceased
daughter
Death did not come in this Instance unerpect-
ed. Tho apparently in usual health. he re-
marked to ne Of his snns during the Summer,
as he bid him good bye, "Ycu will not SIC me
again." Sometimes lai,r than this, he sent
word to another son. TO make him ,isit saon
tor IL he did not come soon, he weuld not find
him.
And to his only surviving daughter but
three weeks previous to his death. he said ~
shall not see you again.
Prepared in some degree, by these limitations
to Know, at any moment of his death, vet it
came SUDDENLY to them all at last; breaking at
once the circle Of affection that had been strength
for 50 many years.
'.THrs friends who in eur sunshine live,
When winter comes, are flown;
And lie who hiss hut tears 10 give.
Must weep those tears alone
''Jesus. who driest the mourner's tear.
What iry Is this, that we
When pierced by Sins and sorrows here,
May fee for rest, to Thee
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
New Advertisements

EsFARM OF 90 ACRES FOR SALE.
eontairs faiI l'arns. corn harm and
house, best of cold springs 500 maple trees,
raise 2oU bushels Of applss, 40 acres in wood
ana timber at DO cords TO the acre would be
EVu ris. which at per cord would amount
10 s6Vso. land after timber Is off at $1,000; the
whole estimated to amount to Ss000
As am IN EARNEST to sell in a hurry. win
receive bids and whoever bids the highest be.
tween s22OO to 5000 shall have the place.
lou can call here and bid or send BY mail.
Now be h~ely or you loose a bargain. Win wait
ten years for most Of the pay.
HfMAN A. HEATH.
johnson. Feb. 9TH. 1873
Also for sale. 81 acres of pasture and wood
land Adjoining the above, and all farming tools
aud household furniture lens.
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/0hnsOn.


Johnson.
&c. X Whiieemb says that he neves
engaged TO teach the Schoul in Dis. No 4.
consequently there was no backing dyw d
on his part
The Annual Report of the town off,
GERS Is out in good season. 1t appears
that the Treasurer has received s336I 81
ant paid out on orders s335S. 10 leaving
a balance in the treasury OF 1924. The
Selectmen find the Indebtedness Of The
town 10 be sls06,22. which is reduced 10
sla6l.54 by the uncnilec,ed taxes and
land rents. requiriI 2 lax Of rs e,s.on
the dollar. Orders were issued 10 the
amt. of s2463.32.
The Liquor agency reports loss of
s9.92. The town has I paupers at The
poor farm. and its share of the expense
Of that institution is s945.TS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
kZM0ye.

LkSN0yc.
SNaLL Pex.-Of the actual presence
~ hi. losihsoms disease ~ klmors fhcFs
eau no long b any dOab'. bat The aa
thoriiies are doing 81 in their Tower to
prevent its 81 esd. aud ;, far have been
successful. for no well suihenticaitd new
cases have been reported. though ru'
mors are as pleuiy as snOw-aakes. The
introduction Of the disease Is supposed 70
have been as follows e A Bacon. for
some time emploTcd on The survey Of tn
x. X. went West about one year age.
The news Of his death reached his friends
10 E.mors abnui a month :inee, Wheu he
brother q. d. Bacon started for the place
Of his death for the purpose Of settling
up matters, and twas while on this
journey that he took the cOniagiou, and was
SEX few days before the nature Of the
disease was known. Ia due lime the ia
Their VIM \. Bacon was taken with il
aud lived about week, dying on the 9th
uli.. aud was intend the same night. His
age s63 err. VI an Prol abe
tlstothcrs = u vi h,ve il. as We ,srn tnat
several visited The house before the dis
ease was kuOVn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

In No Troy, Feb. 18th by Rev Nr Rrnoey
Mr. Md L Noyts fiIylc Park. and Miss Josie
T. Blanchard If NJ ,dison,ille.P Q.
w johnson Feb. isi by Elder liza Gray Mr..
Edwin Barney, and Miss Sclenia Fpe,lriek both
of Johnson
In Ellen. Feb. Cd by Elder Ira Gray Mr. Va
ter n. Bedell of Elmore and Miss Elhr V.
Buckley of Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
XTde Taik.

b. n. Gates. Town Clerk.
l.. i; Sherwin. John Bulard aud Chas.
Craue. Selecimen.
G. S. Noyss, Treasurer.
Fred Bliss, 0yer>eer of the poor.
A. Dwinnrll. Constable.
Elgar Moves. II. J. Lilley aud David
Campbell. r. Finucgan Listers.
Geo. l.. Waterman, l.. :. Small and o.
S. Page, Auditors.
l.. II Noyes, Trustee of Public money.
T. Eaton, II. NJ. Noyes and Oriu SPal-
ding, Fence Viewers.
Chas. Crane. l.. p. Butts and NJ. A.
Bingham. Grand Jurors.
II. ID Belden Supt. Of Schools.
Cha>. Crane. Inspector of Leather,
Il. S. Page, Agent.
G. s. Page, Inspector Of Lumber aud
Shingles.
Voted to raise tax OF $50 ceuts on
the dollar of the Grand List.
Report of School in District No. 3 in
Hyde Park Tor term ending Feb 2Ulh
1873. The scholars have been marked in
both their studies and conduct. There
are ,hree grades of Scholarship as follows:
-Tnuse marked 90 are superior. 40 good,
% Inferior.
Practical Arilmsiic. -Adelbert Davis.
3S7; Carrie Hadly, A >; Ella Croweil,
Az
Intellectual arithmetic - Henry Gro
well, 80; Libbie Kelley, IS; lIemau
Blles, a =; Willard BIycs, 4O5; Mary
Boge', II; june Kelley, As .; Willis
Davis, 4O.2; Orriu Hadley, 4i.3.
Grammar.-Carrie Iladlcy, u; Ella
Crowell. ~
Common School Geograpky-Adelbert
Davis, 40
Second Geo yranhy Cla~.-Mary Boye',
As; Willis Davis. 42.6; Willard Boyes,
426; Heman Boycs, 45.2; James Kelley.
453; Libbie Kelley, 45.3; Orr.n Hadley,
As.
Fourth Reading Class. Albert Davis.
Al; Carrie HadIey, "A 6; Ella Crowell,
i46.
7lrd Recding Class Henry Crowell,
81 5; Mary Boyes. 1916; James Kelley,
S9.2; Wil.isDyis. $40; Libbie Kelley.
397; Heman Boyes. 1856: Willard Boyes,
s4.s; Orrin Hadley. 1871.
First Spelling Class ,-Adelbert Davis.
445; Ella Crowell. AIS; Carrie Hadley,
AS.
Second Spelling Class -Heman Boycs,
Az, 0rriu Hadley, All: Henry Crowell,
1872: Willis Davis, 43.4; Mary Boyes,
462; Libbie Kelley. 46 .; Willard Boycs.
42.5; james Kelley. 46S.
Department - ideIbert Davis, 475:
Willard Boyes, 45.7; Carrie Haley, AIS;
Libbie Kelley. 43.5; Henry CroweII. AIS;
Abbie Boxes, 4l2; Flora Bores. 42.3;
Willis Davis. 432; Ge1rge Crowel, IL .;
Cyathia 3oyes, AZ 5; Eddie L,llcy, IL .;
James Kelley, AS; Orrin Hadley, Has.
Ella Crowell, Al ); Heman Boyes. Ais.
Mary Boyes. 43.5. This should have
been sent in last week, bu, on account Of
sickness, it was delayed.
WILLIS SnERwIS. Teacher.
Record OF Attendance in District, No.
10 Hyde Park x johnson: Last half
Pupil, having no absenees.-Alhert Z.
Jones; absent one day: George NJ. Hall.
Andrew H. Jones, Those having no tar.
diness: Hattie Hall. George Z. Stratton,
Freddie b. Crowell. Andrew FL. Jones.
BERTHE L. Crowel, Alvah FL. Jones, III.
mer G. Whitcomb. BERTHE +. james, Ell.
win ii. Boyes; tardy ouee;- Alonzo ],
Mills. Google NJ Hall, frankie Cleveland;
The whole number of scholars. thirteen.
The average Attendance. 1898.
EITA Nj. CROwLLL. Teacher.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WIfTSKERS

Is orr Remover in many eases
requires too Ion. 4 time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs, we have prepared this
dye, IN one preparation; which viii
quickly and effectually accomplish
his result. 1t is easily applied.
nd produces a color which will
seithcr rub nor wash off. Sold by
I'll Druggists Price Fifty Cents.
manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASFrt. III
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

NOTI CEi
y Pas q % rsrrg that have this day gives ny
uzrd he ttule iudng the rcmsialer - his MI
uoiity. and shAil eiain none q be EARNINGS
nsr psy auy debts u his ooutr.eiins aftsr this
dale. JAMES AThELL. GaaI,lisn.
Witness Cas-. c MoHsE.
FdsH. Msrs.h ii 1914
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

The town library, at Stowe, at the
present time. eontaius over seven hundred
volumes, among this number there are
many interesting and instructive hooks
for chiliren aud both old and young can
find something Of interest, whatever their
taste NAV be.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
N.,Laa b. Ga,ss Esfsfs.

State Of vsrusOni. Lamoiiis District. -. IL Pre-
bate Csurt, held 81 johnson. On the 18th dss
of feh. A. b. 1874
Gilnan ~. Shefuiu. aiminisirator q the EstAfe q
Natan g. 0atrs. late ~ igdeIaIi. IN sait district.
deceased pfrssutf HE adIuiu istTnti act IA rhaa-
uatisu sad allowance, ane mAk e app .caisuu's .
decrcc ufd istrautiun aud sartitisn 4 tav esfaie
SAID duceasrd MhrIrupau. u 10 ordeard - uAla
Cuuft that sAid account and said application -
ieFftsi a. an e said e. uit g. - htid 81 the
Probate ufic~ Ia said Jukuss q IN the aftn day II
n tfeh n. ts-S for heariuz aud dccrsiuu thcreani
Ard n i further unierU, that net ~ herr - civ
b. all pvfsans igtcFcstsd - pahlicaticp "a The
sauic thFrc Nsrls succt fsfttlN IN the LAnulle
Sessita ~. paper published ~ n de Para pre-
Viuus b aid tiIac appointed So hgariug thai they
insy splsar Al aid time and place. aud o. eaase
u am they NAY ave, vhy said accuu,t snoald
net be allowed, aud such decree lade.
&c Attest No HkArHs Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

VILLAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
~ me subscriber offers his residence on Mar
ytfeet 'ormerly the hsusassser building far sals
he premisesare IN excellent repair. win NJ.
oara and out buildngsf snd good well a. watsr
pest location 10 the village. Terms lew
JOSEPH I.ApAGE.
Hyde Park Feb. LIST. is,s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
3L0J71spIXe!

1IOI73spllIe.
lNsURANcE.-A. A. Niles Esq Is doing
quite a buSiue * ia insurance.. both life aud
fire, representing msny of the hest com
pauies including the n. Y. Life, Farmers,
Mutual aud a score of other mutual and
stock companies
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
EoR SALE
Ayers
SarSaparilla

i: !: Fl. 7" ! ! 4: !. !.
III ~ IN rs one of the most
fah ~ ts5 elcctual remedies
LRA ~ k41 ever discovered for
E$NfA "a IxSt.A cleaning the sys-
SSg| 49, ~ "A TEN AMI purifying
v ~ tbs blool. !, h.
: rSS.3t a I yg55f55s,T stool the tc.t
S.cSsStSSN1A5ssZ years, with CO.
$3.50 stantly CROWN rep
CO.. 49, utatioa b.. cd on lis
ig,rinsi. virtues, AMI sustained br lis re.
mark.blc cures So uiild Gs g. h. saic anil
bercliyiai to children, and yet 50 svaroling
g. TO ciicc,ually purge out the great cor
rupiuns Of The blpol sarh e. the scrululors
ami syphi'i.iy contamination. Iupmiiic..
or disease iha have lurkel in the syatem
iOr wears, soon Vi. III to this powerful ami.
dos, AMI disappear Hence its wonderful
cures, nHRy OF which arc pnb,icly known.
Of ScFoiula. and all scro.GlouS diseases,
Ulcers, ErUPtinns, and eruptive Dis
orIcrS Of ia skin, 'fUm0rS EiotcllcS.
Soils. g.mpirs, PustdieS, sores. st.
AntiilnY'a Fire, tSOSc o. EFySipo-
..lS, Ietier. Salt fsheuin, scale
Head, RingWOrn, and Internal G!-
cHratiOns o. the Uterus, Stomach,
ant Liver. Ii aso cures other com
nlaia,s. to which j; wouil no, sccn cspeci-
lily al Ilcl, slich as DrOp>y. Dy>pep-
sd Fits, Neuralgia. Heart Disease.
Female Weakness. Debility. and
LcTcOrg.lra, when they SIC manif,. -
'ion~ o the scrofi;louz poisons.
l. i, m ex,rileni IysioreT Of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing lh~
appetite aud vi-or OF the digestive orran>
Il dissipa'es The depression as.fEsilcss Ian
.'lur Of the season. Even where no disorder
anpr'rs. people feel better. anil live lonrer
cleansing the b'oo1. The svsicn move.
with renewed yiyur and = ncv les Of
a.
PREP1RED RY
Dr.. J. c, AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical ard AnalytieaI Cher SIS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

From the returns which NC have re-
esiyed by telegraph. there cas- be no dOubt
Of the eleerion Of NJ. Hubbrll. opPOsiI'On
candidate.
WiIbsr Hnbhsll.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

NoTICg-The Directors of Lamoiile Val
ley Fair Graund Company are hereby no.
tilted to meet AT III" ofice Of Hchdee &
Niles in MOrrisvllIo on Saturday NIarcn
Sth at 8 o'clock A. NJ. tU do such bu,i.
uess as thought proper wleu m0t.
A. A NILES. Secretary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
Local Matters.
40. lime Taelo.
Vote for Commissioner.

rrairt leave 8. l0hhsauTf 90 Nsfi te1eoFui
- A.H., Aad ~ r-H.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
7 z. GAUrHiER, f..

Would respectfully Annsubes to The ,Iu,,n
Hyde Park aud vicinity that he has It,sia
shop recently vaeatsD by Alexander ktt,rsl
and 10 fully prepared to sIsssts ali v,tllla
line %
b L A { A S NJ T HINCl'
lie vas Smith for the LIST VI. C.ralry dvr,ta
var aud since that time has YORK oil At tl,.,,iul
Ohio. and eanrs relied On Tor good jossi ssi
HoIse,shoing made speciality, ,ss Ill lind
dinieult fundamentally doEs,
lie respectfully axis tkiAl,
Hyds PArk spa. H,ln nj
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

All the above goods are mada from the hest ma
teral and warransed The remaining Stick IL
Winter furnishing Goods he will close Outat COST.
lie has large assortment af Hate aud Cps,
l"rsc aud Carriage Blankets. and every thing else
that IL usual , fund in . frst-elass Furnishing
GUUds Store.
lie is selling his Goods
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
cady'S FaUS.

c0dy'S Fails.
MIR. Joseph D. Stiles viii speak al
Cady's ia l. next Sunday, March 9th
forenoon aud afternoon.
In the report of the School NJ Cady's
Fa Is. last week Willie Clark's Standing
/" arithmetic shOn!d have been 6jI anl
Adella Towns 6Ok. -...,-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

In Hyde Park, Feb *, twin daughters to C.
A and NJ. I. Reed; weight of both II pounds.
Please cepy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-01

IT is not our purpose to discuss
thus early the next Republican state
ticket; but it appearing that those
who would havo it so are busy man
uiacturing belief that L. Breese,
the present efficient and popular Sec
rotary Of State, would decline a
nomination if rendered him. we
may be excused for mentioning the
matter. So far as can be learned
no one is authorized to say that Mr..
Breese desires to retire from Office. or
would not accept nomination for a
third term. From an article In the
Portage Register, published at MIR.
Breese's home we assume that gentle
mans position to be passive. He
recognizes that with propriety, aud
with proper regard for the merits
and claims of other men, he may not
enter the lists as an active, aggressive
candidate without danger of being
thought ungrateful for the favors
already bestowed upon him. But il
the party, recognizing his efficient
discharge OF the duties heretofore as
signed him, shall wish to retain his
valuable services for another term, in
preference TO new man, we feel con-
tident that Mr.. Breese will not only
feel 1t his duty to comply.but will ac.
cept cheerfully, and with a due appre-
citation Of the honor. Tins much has
been said for the information of those
who. while prefering the re-nomina-
ton of Mr.. Breese, might be led to
espouse the cause OF other men who
aspire to the Office, under the belief
that their first choice was unavail-
able.