The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23
The 9utland Daily Globr.
LOCAL MENTION.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

The Bolvars of Rutland, have chal-
lenged the Otter Creek club of Dandy, to
play match game of ball at Wallingford
on Saturday.
We understand that the trotter "Whtc
Cloud" who won the 2:35 purse at Bethel
will be entered in the races here next week.
Also several others of the best horses that
trotted there.
The English opera of "Martha' will be
given at the Rutland Opera House in a few
weeks by talented troupe.
Howard e Carries Black Crook COM
pany were greeted with fair house at the
Opera house last evening. The entertain
ment, of its character, was pleasing, and
the acting fair to good.
Read Cady's offer of overcoats. Now is
the time to buy.
Voting for the cane at the Catholic fair :
G. ii. Cheney polls 1876, 4th ballot John
@. Ryan 20, 4th ballot, and John Caden,
LIST ballot, 100 votes. Caden runs ahead
and bids fair to walk off with the cane.
The peerless Maggie Mitchell appears at
Rutland on Monday evening next. This
is the only place in the state in which she
will play this season. Rutland is, there
fore, honored in the selection and should
appreciate it accordingly
New York Stock and Produce markets
will be found on second page
Rev. John L. Todd of New Haven, is
writing life of his father, the late John
Todd, d. d of Pittslleld. Mass, whom it
will be remembered was native of Rut-
land, which will be published in the spring.
The book will contain so many of the ven
cradle pastors own words that it will be
almost an autobiography.
a fine new hook and ladder truck should
he added to Rutland's otherwise very com
plete fire apparatus.
We regret to learn of the prevalence of
cattle disease in Rutland. Several cattle
have already died. Precautions should be
taken against the spread of the disease.
The manufacturers of rubber boots and
shoes have lately advanced the price 10 per
cent which with previous advance makes
these goods 20 per cent higher than the
ruling price paid in August The Rutland
dealers are still selling at summer prices.
Spaulding & Co. have the new admins
tration organ, the New York Repu5lic, for
sale
Spaulding & Co. are in receipt of a new
line of the latest issued books on their
counters-useful, scientific and fictitious.
Notes of the address of Rev. w. II.
Lord, ID. d., of Montpelier, before the
American Board, at its recent session at
Rutland is published on the fourth page of
to-days' GLOBE.
The weekly GLOBE is published this
morning. containing full proceedings of
the legislature and other interesting read
ing.
1t will be seen from notice in another
column that Rev. Edward Mills is pre-
pared to meet lecture engagements. Mr..
Mills is pleasant and forciblc speaker and
his descriptive lectures are full of interest.
Wednesday afternoons proceedings Of
the Legislature will be found on tie first
page of to-days GLOBE.
Bates & Son are giving great bargains in
buffalo robes. Winter will soon be upon
MS, and in preparation don't fail to call and
look over Bates & Sons stock.
Persons desiring board will find good
place at No. 38 Washington street.
Persons havinr n Good pair of oxen for
sale will do well to consult an advertise
mcnt in another column.
The next term of Burr and Burton sem.
mary at Manchester, commences December
I'd. Under Prof. Shaw this seminary is
prosperous, and is an excellent place fol
the education of youth, See advertise