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LOCAL NEWS.


Smusesments, &c. Tonight.
HatIs OPere HoEss-( haa lotte Cushman, az
'Meg MeTillies--
Washington TbeGter comi4ae.-A grand variety
performance in which a number Of new stars
appear.
LiacoIa HGU.-First night Of DupreZ aud
Benedict's famous Ministries.
rod FsIIO1cs' HaU.-Lecture by Matthew
Ryan in opposition To DarwInism.
Old FsHoscs' Hell, Navy Yard.-Grand ball
Franklin Lodge, N. of p.
HEADotARTERs INAUGURATION COMMITTEE
CSTHsT lath 81. dssd Penns ylrdaia are
Washington, ID. C., March 3, 1873 \
The Grand Marshal of the Inaugural Process
slon deems u important to again Invite the at
tenu0n OF all organizations who are to march in
the procession that the head of the column will
De put In motion precisely a: 10 o'clock a. M. and
"a urge upon the necessity of their being in line
AT their appointed places not one minute later
than ~ O'Clock a m
WILLIAM +. BARRY,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. U. ). A, Grand Marshal.
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THE INAUGURATION
A CROWDED CITY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR CELEBRATION,
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WILCOX q GIss's SEwJxs MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency nc Chas.
BaumS h0opekirt and corset factory, 5th street,
intelligence Building. I0,3
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JUsr REcKIvEr

JUeT RECEIVED.
White Shirts at S1.00. White Shirts at Sf75.
White Shirts at SIPS. White Shirts at 800.
White Shirts at Sl.50. White Shir0 ct $3.50.
A. STRAus,
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PoNp's ExTRAcr-For twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, fog what? See Ponds Extract
D0ok. 2,lO:2s
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The best 80 White Shirts i'm this city, open
back or open front, at Goldman & Steinberg's
grand new gents furnishing goods establish
ment, No. 200 9TH street. corner of q.
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wM. L. WALL q Co.,
AUCTIoNEERs
WE WILL SELL AT
OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street,
On SATURDAY, MARCH,,
and the following
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
Ate O'Clock in the evening,
large assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND, PLAIN,
SEAL RINGS AND PINS,
Also, choice lotct
CUTLERY
Musical and Mechanical Inssrumen,..
GUNS, PISTOLS,
SEWING MACHINES,
And articles too numerous 20 mention.
DEALERS n every article 20 be sold 70 the heS
est bidder. BY order Of
II. FULTON CO.
fza NINTH STREET
A NEW STORY
OLIVER OPTIC,
A BRAVE BOYS FORTUNE.
IN NO. asi OF THE
COMPANION.
OCT ON MONDAY.
FOR SALE BYALL NEWS DEALERS.
TERMs-Ore Copy, One Year At oo
Two Copies, One Year. 8 90
Address
GEORGE MUNRO,
NEW YORK FIREsIDE COMPANION,
For the IssassgsrasSos.
JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED.
PANTALOONS,
BLACK DoEsKIN AND CASHMERE, AND
LIGHT CoLoRED CASHMERE
VESTS,
BLACK CLOTH AND WHITE MARsEILLEs.
oVERCoATs,
DIFFERENT SHADES LIGHT WEIGHT.
am still continuing the sale OF my Winter Stock
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
i am Offering WINTER SUITS from So to ss
less than regular prices, and Heavy oYERcoAT5
from So to $40.
CALL AND SEE.
a. STRAUS,
PoPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
Ioll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10Th and llth streets.
fzu Third door from nth strest.
"Ihe W,Ork Goes BrGresU On''
OUR COUNTERS NEARLY CLRARED
THE INDUCEMENTI IRRESISTIBLE
A full ALL-wOOL SUIT, 70 match, for only els.
Fine ALL-wO0L SUITS, el3 60 Gle.
Fine ALL-wOoL SUITS, 0f3to Gle.
Fin. .I1.vooL srl Es%ss PIC &c fse to esq.
Former prices, $40 to SIS.
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CIT Y 1T E NJ S.

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE is simple
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HEADQUARTERS IxArsuRATIox Co,r>rrrr,
Condensed Locals.

j. Y. VI. Nandenburg has been appointed
aide-de- camp, with the rank of major on the
stan OF the Governor of the District.
Today; Detectives COomes and McElfresh
recovered the valuable gold watch lost by SEN
ator Wilson on Friday last, and restored it to
Members of the Washington Sehuetzen We
rem are required by the notice in another col
umn To assemble at Wills Hall to morrow even
ing at O'Clock.
Rev. Charles b. Dana did not die in Memphis,
Tenn, as published, but at Natchez, Miss
with his family. wife and two children,
where he has resided for the past twelve years.
The Police Court was not so full of offenders
this morning as was anticipated, and the work
was all over at II o'clock-all minor cases
Very little drunkenness was noticed on the
streets last night, all the restaurants being kept
closed by the police.
y. &. O'Connell, examiner I'm the United
States Pension ONCE, passed successful exam
nation before the medical faculty of the Ma
ffonal College on the LIST inst.
One OF the most pleasant places in town to
spend few hours This evening will be Lincoln
Hall, where the famous Duprez & Benedict
snilrtrels hold forth. To strangers who have
not seen them we say go by all means; Wash
ingtoffians don't need to be told.
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OUR COUNTERS NEARLY CLRARsD
THE LNDUCEMENTIR IRRESISTIBLE

A full ALL-WOoL SUIT, 70 match, for only SIS.
Fine ALL-wOOL SUITS, oi5 20 6is:
Fine ALL.wooL SUITS, ! fsso Sfs 70
Fin. .n1vooI srl hs%sS Pic &c se to esq.
Former prices, $50 TO SIS.
Of fine BUSINESS SUITS len, and, i'm order not 70
carry Q single garment over, are Offering them -
HABLD BR0T4K1e9.
FASHIONABLE fAn0Des
fe Mtr CoRxxn OF Jsn APP ers.
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trance.
THE NORTH END DECORATIONS
are most elaborate and magnificent i'm design,
being a radius of red, white and blue, with
gold rays diverging from the center in every
direction upward. At the termina
ton Of these rays, which extend over the entire
name washington" These colors blend into
when lighted. IN the center Of the sun are
prominently, and above are the letters ..Grant
above is the word "UniOn." These letters are
S OF ana s "SSs
ance. AT the center and ct the highest point Of
the radius Is o large shield with the coat Of arms
Of the United States and held In the talons Of an
Stresmers diverging 70 every part OF the hall
are held In the talons of the immense eagle, and
terminate at each Of the arches with the coat Of
arms Of each state.
Is sixty feet In length BY thirty feet vide, and
Is raised about i've feet above tho floor, and
with ten steps In the center some fifteen feet in
with red, white, blue and gold glazed muslin.
Each side Of the entrance steps and placed
against the platform are three terraced eleva-
tiOns for seats; Around this platform are
and supporting huge vases Of natural flowers.
This platform Is covered with . costly carpet
and the richeft furniture. Tho brass band
will occupy the balcony In the south end Of the
hall. This Is most gorgeously decorated in near
y the same manner Is the balcony over the
sSs III: are
blazing star, from which diveree streamers
In every direction, connecting with those di-
verging from other points.
Is in the rear Of the Presidents platform, and il
accessible from . deor In the north end Of the
building.
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Z,
and District Attorney Mann. The members OF
the club will make tine Metropolitan Hotel their
headquarters during their sojourn in this city.
The same gentleman is in receipt of letters
Carroll Brent, r. w. TOmpkins, W. A. Tallea-
Zero, F. McNerhany, and Mr.. FOllansbee, de-
Ginning their appointment as assistant marshals
health and 0 previous ensaSeme S WE under
stand that MI Robert b. Marmann has been
appointed In place Of Mr.. Follansbee.
Of to T hss es
assigned, Is In town, experimenting the work
which is now rapidly approaching completion.
10 Judge from the appearance Of our great
Of hags and streamers, forming garlands span
ming the street at numerous points, there can
be no doubt that the spectacle presented to-
%Ss n1ns s ss sds sSd nov
standing the windy weather many ladies are
out. The decorations, fiaes, banners and mot
toes added 70 the gala appearance Of the great
The Presidents Mounted Guard have fine
arch Of flags across e street, in front of their
armory (bctWeen 18th and 18th streets), and Ii c
rated. WV
The MAMMALS and assistant marshals of the
Inauguration procession win be supplied with
headquarters, corner Pennsyivania avenue and
18th streets.
GEORGETOWN.
The delegation from the third legislative dis
frict (Georgetown) organized for the purpose of
participating in tho Inaugural procession on the
4th Of March, have employed the Philharmonic
Band or Georgetown, u pieces. At meeting
chairman; A. McCliesh, secretary and chair
man finance committee; chief mounted marsh
al, Robert Conrey; aides, Jno. A. Selby and
McCliesh; aides, Loesn Wilia ms, VIM. III. Bar
ker and Edw. L. Sheckel. The procession will
form on the morning Of the 9Th, corner Of Mar
ket and iih streets, move down Market to LIST
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OPTICAL PRoeRANNE.

vania avenue 10 the White House.
The Grand Procession.
OFFICIAL PRoeRAMNE.
The Grand Marshal, under instructions of the
general committee on Inauguration ceremonies,
has arranged the proeess as follows
I'd NJ S. aeS hes%s1, ssd
Reception Committee.
Military Committee on Inauguration.
Bre,e. Major es neral fsv Tpssn u A. com.
p., sI'issTy s 4 sssS.y J s, Ssd.,
Band q The Artillery School, TsA.
Light Battery A, ID Tesiment United States Ar
p.,,.,;o Naval NAL, Academy Band;
Marine Band
Col. VIM. G. Moore, washington Light Iufantr,
Commanding.
Old Guard ss 4 So wy York.
Washington ARTILLERY.
THIRD DIVISION.
First Troop Philadelphia Cay Cavalry, organized
rh rr frs.Sss, h s.s.saS sq riss,
The Vice President elect and suite, in carriages.
The Governor Of the District Of Columbia and staff,
in carriages.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Colonel John N. BAG. n, A. D. c., commanding.
Albany Burgess Corps.
Band
Washington Grsys, Pf Philadelphia.
Monumental Grays, of Baltimore
Band.
Duquesne Grays, of Pittsburg
Band.
State Fencibles, of Philadelphia
FIFTH DIVISION.
Col. 3. s. Smith, 2i Connecticut regiment, COM
maDding.
Band.
MConnecticut regiment, torsanized 1881
9th regiment, National Guard, s.. NY.
Band
Sd regiment, N. G., s. NJ
Band
5th Mary land regiment
SIXTH DIVISION.
--, Lieutenant Colonel 18th Penney lyauia
regiment, commanding.
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|0ST VALUABLE SOUvNlERS.

Vow often do We hear the bereaved one cXclaim
IA ! If l just had his likeness-if only had her
ptograph, would not take fortune Tor it, Let
h be warning to those enjoying Life and health.
while the lamp of life holds out, while the bloom
physical perfection adorns the check; 20 to \.
kimban. photographer, aud get one OF lhc bet
lures ever taken.
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THE PORTLAND
kerosene Oil Company
/ 'ould inform the public, that they continue (.
Manufacture
Portland E& er0sesae ssss.

The prevalence Of large quantity o. inferior al
angerous oils IN the market at . caeap price
Ilany OF which arc little better tEan tajiha Itself
md the existence of false reports in regard to the
oRTLAND kERosESI. on render il matter vt iU--
ce to ourselves, as well rs safety to consumers,
| pat some notice should be taken OF these facts.
therefore, we again present IN advertisement, and
&ould call attention to the high standard OF our
Iils, THE REFISEp PETRuLEl NJ, the fire test ot
fhich is l22 THE PORTiAND kE9OsENE, tic lire
st of which is i25 degree Fahrenheit aud oilen
aehes considerably higher; also, we would say.
at we are detcrmiIed 10 maintain tholT long c--
bbiished reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
sVe quote from Chap. - K. 8. l~,i, the lille ot
i'll chapter being inspection and sale Of ManIi-
cturcd Articles
Seer. 81. Every person and corporation engaged
|manufacturing petroleum coal oil or burning fluid
fall cause every eask or other vessel thereof 20 be
inspected and marked by sworn inspector,
ad If any person manufactures or sells such oil or
rning fiuid not so inspected and marked in his
lte, or thai has not been SO inspected and marked
unsafe for illuminating purposes, he shall pay q
not erceeatag hte hul}dred d0ihirS or he imprls.
ed six months III the county all upon in'i.c;-
tnts therefor.
oOrtlaQl. Me. Anril 2l may ,-4i,uf
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Nennebet Journal.

fGbhshed at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street
iooe oi Court, by sPEAGLE, OwEN Il NASH.
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La. HIlfnlu1Elfai..

sists n yefurut, Lauailis District. S Ia
PFrA,sfs Court, hssa 81 1ehffta Ia sid d.. {
oashH a dny q Ia isss
Alnaf gasrs, attnr. "a the wlll tutxee kftAe
ssfniesf gesss a. n - lsss q helc4il L. sNaa
nls erasalaa Firsftts ~ a1luluifii ats tcs -
Oh - 4IsaIi 3 nnt allssrnos-
ulisslaaen. L ls ailrfa.a - zaa Cart tlat "a q
app iczl "a csut nurf zessetiatl . s..e = - = =
-. t5#asrl. IA ~ fat. A u les ~ The lfsiate
usIos IL sahns.n aud II fzTthFT uIdtrrts hat ri
,arsans tatefrtife b. nafitxa htIrri, ~ paelirs-
iiun ufthis Application aua uftff theIeens fhlts
rrluffa "a liris fnfh. tffffr I'D tmhNi heating,
thaf tlff tay apIls ai e q tliartnd p.sttf aEcs
iftHaF - oaEsf, Oh a fhtrFfg.
Ii Asasl - fIKE gesiss
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Local Matters.
P.Ao. Time Table.

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lloyyIsJSNe.

Mr.. c. J. saoii resolved islegraa
that his sou. a young man Of Is jean,
uas killed "a the cars al Boston. On sun.
day. ihe l6ih iusL
Rev. J. clsaveland reElisel about
$40 fi.m he doua,,oa tisii.
The Spring Term opens "Wednesday.
the 10Th int under the care Of Prof
ha'ha~ay. Mis- Sisyion, Ms. Story aud
Me-. Mcfarland.
That young man who was found
drunk aud sslerp IN the road near Ir
Cook, on Friday night last. has not yei
Informed the auihorilies where be found
the enemy that IcOk bis legs aad brain
away.
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Wnie1ViIle.
The subjoined list of officers were
duly installed BY T. N. Wetherell. Id,
for the ensuing term =
Enos Balch. W. G. T.
Alice Leach, W. II,
Walter |. Peck, W. S.
Nellie Townsend, W. A s.
Eva Hurlturd, w. F.S.
Horace Manchester, W. II.
Willie Taylor, w. M.
Ida Tillntson, w. d. Nj.
Marian Taylor, W. |, g
Henry Wilbur, &c G. W. O.G.
Geo. w Hulburd, w. G.
Mary Marcy, W. r. II. s.
Mrs. j Hubbard. W. j.. S.
Measles are prevailing quite extern
siveIy in the upper part Of the town. and
in Belyidcre.
The Good Templars' Union was held
here on the lllh inst. Most of the coun.
ty Lodges were represented In The eve
ning the doors we're thrown open and the
public had the pleasure Of listening to
Hon p. X. Gleed.
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CORNs.-Just fancy for moment foot with its
perfect organization, designed by the Creator to
he of use to man, and cruwed into boot or shoe
about twuthirds the SIC required TO Give room for
the working q, the joints, muscles, &c. of this
Wonderful structure Aud tnen nsder ii it is
auy wonder that uine-tenths IF the adult pOpula-
ton and 0nc-half the children are troubled with
corns, unions. Tad nails. aud ether pedal anilct-
tions, all of which are artificial aud unnecessary
Dr. BRIGGS ALLEVlATuR and CURATIVE
will surely anish them, and proper fitting boots
will prevent tn 1ir return. Sold ~ A. P, CIeav.
aad. liyde Park; Gates Bros. Stowe, and dealers
la medicine
Dr.J BRIGGS THROAT AND LUNG HEALER, is
composed OF Canda BalSam. Extract Of famaracs
and ut err Balsams and Gums, Roots. Plant, &C.,
when are combined N the mot scientific aud har
moniOus manner. 1t is pleasant and mere agreea-
bic to tok lhvn any othes in nse. Old people like
1t and babies cry for it. s, Id by A. o. Gates, Nor
risvile, and NJ. j. Leach Woicott.
BRIGGt' ALLEvANTAR s QUO reward will he
paid for case eff Catarr Headache or Neural ga
phcii eaunot he cured with slea-ant, agreeable
and never-faiiing remedy, fused according to di
rooens. Ii is new combination Of the most reli-
able ngredien known for suhduing the varons
diseases for which it Is recommended Spld by j..
l.. Udall, No wOlcUtt, and A. Robbins, No. Hyde
Park
PILES. Are you discouraged by relocated fait-
urcs to obtain for this dressing diaeasei ii
so, chrer up: allow that depressed and saddened
heart to leap with joy the terrorS CT internal
bleeding, external and itchiu5 piles fly before abe
invi chile and wositive result Of BRIGGS PILE
REMEDIES. sold by J. II. Crocker, No. HYDE
Park, ard Martin Shattack, Eden.
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Jos nh Cheaeus Estate.

State of Vermont, Lamnic district. IS. In
Probate Court, holden at johnson, in said
Dist on the 9Th of Feb, A D., 1873.
Andrew Cheney. administrator of the estate of
Joseph Cheney, late Of Bel videre, in said District
deceased, presents his administration account ior
nation and n allowance, and max Of application
for decree Of Distribution and partition Of the
estate of the said deceased
Whcreuptn, II is ordered by said
Court that said application como under cousidera
tlon and Ito heard ON the Sd day Of March, a. ID.
1873 Mt the Probate Office in johnson; and, tits
further ordered, that all persons interested he
titled hereof by publication Of notice Of this aep-
cation anu order thereon, three weeN succl ssivey
In the Jamoille Nowsdeaer printed at t;vde Park
before said time Of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, asd, II they see cause OBJ.
jrst thereto
ny thsCourt.--Attess 81 PIX II, Register
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1l0IcOW.

Uo2cOII.
james Graves. p NJ at No, WoIcott,
is very sick with rheumatic fever.
The Old Folks Ball at A. r. Pixies
at North Wolcott on the 18th, was sue
cess. there being full house and every
thing as "mcrry as marriage bell"
There was nm oyster supper at the
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lh2lS0R.

An interesting and profitable Music.
s. Convention was held at Normal Hall
ID II. l3 and 18th. under the direc.
q Of B. +. Rix aud d A. Winslow.
he attendance was not large, as many
i led to receive Information concerning
d season There we're three sessions
b day at 10 A. NJ. 2, and Z 7. NJ.
H. Rx spent much time in Il 9 rehear-
on exercises for improving the quail.
Z|bf tone, and the true method of vocal
ng, following the system taught by DR..
Heeter. of Boston. and others.
he theory # this gentleman is thai
true focus Of sound should be as far
] yard as possible, this securing a uni
On and brilliant quality Of tone in the
6De register of the voice and more
fleet articulati n.
God results of his drilling were very
parent, aud he inspired much enthus.
j b as director.
very successful Concert on Friday
hing, consisting cf Church Music. An.
Rls, Glecs. Solos, duels trles and Quart
IS, instrumental music aud a musical
ledy entitled. well have to mort
the Farm closed the session.
: The following is report of the John.
village school for the last half of the
tier term:
lgher observation-disclosures having
Essences, Percy Barnes, Ella Barnes,
lie Barnes. Herbert Durham.
Fholars marking highest in department,
! p Burnham, Aleck. McLennan. Fred
rs, Israel Laraway, Belle Winslow W,
"a Il. Robinson, Ncttie Barnes, Ella
pes, Willie Mott, Hattie Story, Hat.
Plillan, Mary Learned, Joseph Mar.
Annie Bliss. Rosa Laraway, Charlie
y, Herbert Burnham, Percy Barnes,
fy Baker.
s. +. VAN VLIET, Teacher.
ower OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having nc
s |nces, Abblc Laraway, Anon Johnson,
e Ddbray.
Q tardiness--Clara Riddle. Harry
SLOW, Nellie Foster, Jessie Bliss. Ida
Anon johnson.
and'ng highest in department. Clara
le, Harry Winslow. Nellie HINT. Ida
Twin, Ida Bliss, Della Laraway. Alb.
Laraway.
MARY A. WINsLow, Teacher.
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.Slob,e.

Store.
Mr.. &. Mrs W. II. II. Bingham have
gone TO New York to spend a few weeks.
Ed. Luce has heller that. besides
supplying cream aud milk for the fsmily.
has, in last ten months made over two
hundred pounds of butter
The Graded School will close on Fri.
day. Feb. 2Slh. Public examination at
the the close as follows:
PEIN,uY DEPARTMENT.
Friday afternoon
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Thursday. lO.4C 4. M-Intelleciual
Arithmetic A.
Practical Arithmetic.
2,40 p M intermediate Geography,
3.30-Tower's Gram mar.
Friday, 9.lj A M-Practical Arilh.
mclic. b.
9,45-Book Keeping.
LOO Z Unloading.
HGnIR DEPARTMENT.
Thursday. 9,l5 to u A NJ, - Arith-
metic. A, written.
9.l5 TO l0.25-Arithmctic, b. oral.
| to 4 p M-Grammar, A, written
to 2.25--Granmar. b, oral.
Friday, 9,l5 to II AM-ComposiliOn,
written.
Ills 10 l2-Algebra, oral.
100 to 2,25-R aiding.
2,40 to 3, 30 Philosophy, oral.
3,30--Records of the School.
The third trial of the spelling class
in the graded school resulted as follows;
The average pc. cent. Of words correctly
spelled was 90. gain of 10 6 on the
first trial. and of 6 s. on the second.
Those having the highest standing vert
as follows: Vera Raymond, Angie Stay
ton. Lizzie Barrows, Neva Tonney, Laura
Thomas. Richard Wait, Charlie Stafford
each, 100; Hattie Brown, Elva Hall
Clara HildrcIh, Hattie Robinson, Jennie
Seavey. Netrie Straw, each 50.
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In iiyie Part, February i2fh. Allies c. viis
q samasl d Meashan. ascd a years.
Ia Wolooti. February iiih, very sailsnly,
Ida. daughter q Mr. and Mrs c Y Pcck. sged
Is yoau
In Hyde Park, February II. Louisa, dauEh'
ter 4 Mr. and Mr. Alexander iaPorie.
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'0I29SiOBR.

DRAMArIc. The Morrisiown Dramatic
b. would respectfully announce to the
ublic that they will play at the church,
slorrisiown Corners, Friday Eve. Feb.
8 1873, the very exciting aud popular
i ma in three acts. entitled, Our
|Derican Cousin. This piece has been
I|foluced upon the Stage in all the prin.
ID cities of this country with unbound,
I succcss, and we would offer it to the
y pie of this vicinity feeling cOnfdcu,
N all who may favor u, with their pres
g, will 60 away satisfied.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
XJde 2}a1k.

-Stearus aud Mcsley are making somc
ID butter tubs.
Miss Maggie Walker has accepted =
halion in ~. Albars as teacher in the
lsmmar School.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
,de2ayX.

--The auditors Of Hyde Park will NEE,
Brigham aud WATERWAYS Ofiiee at .
Osk A NJ. next Monday
.-Rev. II. Ilerriek will preach here a,
i NJ next Sunday.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
Great Fire!

H. new scan mill at Greensboro
! va burned this morning. Caught
t4o'elock. Cause. unknown. Loss.
n OuO.UO; no insurance.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
h i - + NO. . S
7 t577se

In Hyde Park, on the 18th inst, by Rev. G..
Wedgworth. H. w. Hendrick, NJ D, of Hyde
Park, and Miss ophelia P. Maynard Of Bakers
field.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19

Eboda Adams Est.fe.

State Of Vermont. Lamoile district, IS 10 Pro
bate Court, held II johnson, on The Is. day
Of Feb. A. d. 1872.
NJ. a. Blu .hap. administrator u tie Estate Of
Rhuda Adam, late ui hdcu, Ia said district, de-
ceased. pluscnts his .dmiuistTati, ace nj luI Exam
lnatiou and allowance, aud make application 10.
decree redistribution aud Partition VI the estate II
said deceased. Nhorpupun, IL IL ordered BY said
tuu. that aid account aud said application he re-
Ierred 10 sesoon ol said G. ait t. lie held at the
Probate Office IN said johnson On the 2ith day of
Fch. A. u. ls53 Tor hearing and decision thtreCni
And il Is further ordered. that notice hereof be Civ
en- u ali persons a. terestgd hy publication Of q
same three weeks srcbcssiNey IN The Iamoille
NoWsdealcr. paper published nj II yde Park pft-
yiUus b said tiipc appointed Tor hearing tina they
may appear nc said Tin. and place and shos cause
II any they may ave, whe said account snUald
not be allowed, and such decree made.
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