Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14
Shearings.
Fine winter weather.

ANO utbN duh QiRsNbV III " NfNa1ta
IT, An enterprising New York farmer give
es a chrome to every purchaser Of Il load o
I'd manure.
j.. There is nothing like pulpit novelty. A
Indiana clergyman lately delivered hi
sermon IN rhyme.
'r The nomination CT the venerable Calel
4. has disjointed Il number of eminent lega
lr noses in the Senate.
Counterfeit 50-cent pieces have beer
put IN circulation to a considerable extent
)" within a few days.
In less than three months more than
thirty women have been appointed post
mistresses in the U. 5.
A convention of the hotel landlords ia
Vermont is proposed 10 be held at either
Montpelier or st, Adams.
{ Wheeling, W. Va, the largest nail and
! glass manufacturing city IN the Union,
= passed through the late pauic without IA
: single suspension
Rambling sounds from Mount Vesuvius
have been heard within the past few days,
and an eruption Of the volcano is believed
10 We IuttlllltUl.
The entire number of railroads in de-
fault on January |, is ll5.
A young lady in ToleIo, o., blew out
her gas. She didn't Come down to break
fast.
At a recent meeting Of the British So
cie'y, Rev. II. g. Leonard mentioned an
incident Of an Abbot in 1874 giving 9500
for a copy of the Bible.
Three new hotels are to be opened on
Fifth Avenue in New York. The names
will be The Buckingham" Knicker-
booker and ''Garduer House."
judge Davis of New York, is a native
Of haverhill, n. H., and people up there
fancy that the granite hills had something
to do with his iuaexiblc integrity.
The cup which cheers but not inebrl-
ates has taken u new form. 1t IS liquor
produced from tea leaves. Even ladies
drink it and smack their cherry lips.
1t is d flc', we believe. that Andy
Johnson uRce refused a gift carriage but
we doubt the feasibility of utilizing A j
as a model of the official virtues.
Cantaukercus Indians at Laramie are
made to saw wood. AS Il rule, they would
rather be boarded six months in u Jail, at
public expense, than to tackle one cord OF
wet pine.
An effort will be made during the COM
ing session Of the New Jersey leg stature
10 secure the passage Of IA law preventing
the running of freight trains through the
State on Sunday.
1t Is as yet an open question whether
1t Will be necessary to close the public
schools since the TOW of Elgin, H., Of.
'trred the boys two cents each for all The
rats they would kill.
The epi'arha Of Dakota papers are most
pathetic: Jim Barrett has been shoveIing
snow, from which he caught a bad cold.
aud died. He won't have to shovel snow
in the country where he has gone to.
A reaplng machine shop III Springfield, ,
Illinois, turns out no less than $1,000, 900
work each year. And this is but one Of
thousands of the growing institutions !
OF the growing West.
Treasurer Spinne: still Keeps as a relic 5
the torn and bioody-stained play-bill with o
which Laura Keene attempted to staunch G
the wound Of President Lincoln in his box
at Ford's theatre On the night Of the as i
SasSiuarion. v
The NeWS, Of Nashville, Mich, saws, :
Il man who would leave his horse na- O
ked u the streets Of a cold wiuter day or 5
night, would chew plug tobacco at a iun- s
eral. Rather Il fine cut that, on some :,
body. Il
1t is said that Mrs. Colt Of Hartford, c
not only signs all the checks for money
paid out IN her business, but takes a walk
through her revolver foundry twice a week.
is universally beloved BY her m !
Little All Right" the wonderful Ja-
acrobat, who used to delight Am
erican audiences when but SIX or seven
years old, is now a bright. Industrious
in enc one Of the grammar schools /
Of New York city.
Somebody with Il turn for statistics has
computed that a lnanof average loquacity
talks three hours per diem, at the rate OF Il
90 words per minutes, or enough. in one Il
1cur to fill 20 octave pages, in one week I,
500 pages, in Que year so volumes. ii
A long suffering county superintendent.
irlvon to desperation, fired at an impor +
book agent, the other day, but no n
injury was done, the ball striking
he book agent fairly on the cheek, chip. Il
ping off a piece Of metal aud passed on. y
Z" 1t is gratifying to know that in view d,
If the present distresses OF the country. a
lumber Of patriotic young Iaiies moving
u the best society, have resolved 10 wear
heir old clothes for another season--un- W
ess they can get new ones" al
1t does not seem to be generally known III
from January |, the fee for re glster. q,
ng a letter mailed at any post-ofice III d
he United States, and addsessed to any q;
post-ofice IN the United States, il OF
igAt cents in addition to the regular let
err postage.
Gov. Dingley of Maine, in his inaugu-
expresses the conviction that the pro
ibitory law has accomplished great good;
has not only diminished liquor selling >
nd liquor drinking, but it has wrought a 70
Lange in public sentiment, more especial.
in the rural districts 90,
Mr.. Seward once said. The people e
cal vigorously with their public servants. ON .
reasons for their policy, energy
the conduct of affairs and explanations r ii,
n failures and disappoiutments in their oal
dnlinisirutinns ynl the npnnle are. newer VI