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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-10

Owing to the hard times and the inability
Of many of the suffering to visit the Naticn-
al Surgical Institute, at indianapolis, three
of the Surgeons of the Institute have yield
ed to urgent solicitations, and will visit GAL
weston, stopping at the Exchange hotel,
April 2to II; Austin, Fitzhugh house, April
u and 10, and Dallas, Texas, Crutchheld
house, April IL and IS, 1874, with all kinds of
Surgical Apparatus and appliances, and fully
prepared to treat such cases as may call upon
them for relief, thus saving the patient a
long Journey to the Home institution. They
will come especially prepared to treat all
Surgical cases; Paralysis; all kinds of de.
formities OF the Face, spine and limbs; Dis.
eased Joints; Diseased Eyes, Catsrrh; Private
Diseases; Piles; Fistula, ett.' No cases will be
undertaken without fair hope of relief.
Prices VIII be moderate. It Is needless 10 say
that this Institution Is entirely responsible,
and the largest and most popular of the kind
In America, curing thousands of cases an
nually. Come the first day, II possible, as a
great crowd Will be there. Remember the
time and place. Send to the Institute for
circular. 3edeodw2tapl7
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THE ENTERTAINMENT AT ODD Eel.
t4lst Lows HAIL. n
A Signal Success For the Episcopal
Church.

fGEENN AMk VI III siItI p 'f.t f.sA ~ 70
We referred in very general and
hasty terms yesterday, to the degree OF
splendor and pleasure which distin-
guished the Episcopal supper at Odd
Fellows hall on Wednesday night.
For the exceptional ecldt which marked
the occasion, much, ifnot all, Is due to
the following ladies:
Mrs. John w. Kerr, the Misses Merl.
wether, Mrs. Schenck, Mrs. Rosser,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Rossell, Mrs.
Swindells and Mrs. Scripture.
To the disinterested energies and
earnest spirit of Messrs. Meriwether,
Basye, Steagall, Goslin, Gazelle and
Sedbery, many thanks are also due.
Considering that the committee OF
arrangements had but a few hours to
prepare the tables and decorate tine
hall, the splendid result was something
b. be astonished at. "
Mrs. Colonel Baylor, AZ president
and Mrs. swink and Mrs. Murphy, a,
vice presidents, threw their hearss
gracefully and warmly into the deli
cate task, evolving therefrom mach
that was Infinitely charming. "
The exceedipgl prettiness witch
characterized the table decorate pms,
wasspoken of witIlmany flatterinr ex-
pressions. ,',0 49, it
Miss Annie Bayse and Miss Mary
Taylsr presided over the table of fancy
articles. f
Mrs.. Walker had charge of Che lee
cream table. 81
The possoflce Saslleft to the adinin-
is.ration Of Miss Octavia Darlington
and Miss Mittie Simpson.
'Rebecca's welln was in care of Miss
Sallie Haynes, as Rebecca, and Miss
Tully Murphy as Rachel
A committee Of ladies gave their an
divided attention to the refreshm int
tales, which were In unceasIng req, fst
the entire evening, producing 0 n bst
gratifying revenue-three hundred bd
sixty dollars bsipg the receipts ye' r
day. H'ia0y' :
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

The Large Book and Station
cry House of Pierce a. Lyle
have just opened the largest
stock Of CrOQuet Sets ever be-
fore brought to Dallas. As the
season is drawinS nigh for this
beautiful and fashionable
game, we would advise every
one to 70 and purchase a set.
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DR.. Brown moved that DR., Palmer,
owing 10 his venerable age and pro
tracted experience with the treatment
Of yellow fever, be Invited to address
tho association, Carried.
DIR, Palmer then took the floor and In
u speech Of about m hour, gave u most
lucid and Interesting exposition Of the
nature Of this dreaded disease, The as
ISOLATION adjourned to meet at nine
o'clock this A. NJ.
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Go 10 FraniSIin's book store,
II YOU want Bibles Of any Kind,
or pictures, or picture frames
or blank books, or stationery,
or fresh garden seeds, on wall
paper. or albums. or dairies, or
anything else usually found In
~ first class book store. EraniS-
lin sells cheap.
udlf
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NOVICE.

The Daily Herald Nv now fur
nished 20 Subscribers by carrier at. s0
cents per week. The paper VIII he de-
iiyered regularly each morning ~ u"
early hour. 10 nny part OF the city ana
suburbs within n mile and u half oi
the court house. subsertbers failing
10 receive their paper VIII obiiae by
reporting 70 VAR, Iiasy 9 az this Office.
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A Free Prescription Tor Every Physi
elan now Assembled la Dallas.

You cannot doubt that you ARE missed by
the loved ones NJ home. n you would heal
goods emporium and select handsome
present for those you have left behind. A
new dress possesses most wonderful curative
properties. Try II. iod2t
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VALUABLE HOTEL pRopLRTi
JoB WORK.

We have the iaeiiiiies and che work.
men 20 do nv good work, and NJ NJ
low rates. ~ can be done anywhere
and We mean 10 do II. Hiring yo"'
Fine Sob WorI, toTuE DAILY Hen
AID OrFICE, Corner Of Main ant
Inmnr afreeia.
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Lost.

on the night OF the 7th instant lost my
pocket book. containing notes, due bills
deeds aud accounts amounting 20 about
$3.50, All persons Nre hereby warned from
purchasing any Of those papers IN payments
have been stopped.
60dlwSDwlt i. BRICK,
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Have YOU tried the new sta
tiOnery and paper firm. Elm
street, next to Wheat's. Reed a.
LatlrOp will sell envelopes.
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags, at 1T.
Louis prices.
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Twelve lots lone bloclQ, on 'hv prlnoiph
pnslnpss street OF the town OF Hulchina, o.
lho Central Railroad, IN Dallas county, 10
saie at low prices. Apply 70
TNsT fNtg JOHN W.SWlNDELlSl
.lvlbdtflAFt 1FlNN ~ Herald Once,
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DALL.T, TEXAS, April'O, 1877

bALip' iEAAs, hprH U, i''f'
We have this day turned over TO Messrs,
Hill, Shields CO., the stock of goods which
we had on handdn this city, for them 10 sell.
Thanking our customers for past favors, we
hope they may extend the same in future to
Mcssrs. Ill., Shields IL Co.
.1afi Very Truly,
WARD, DEWEY Il CO.,
Per Ryan,
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There scarcely lives female who does not
az some time fall victim 70 some disease
peculiar 10 her sex, Whether married or
angle old or young, thOy lanor under Hone
female dernngemenl, The hat Qf puplle OPP
iniOn ~, that English Female Filters II me
most wonderful medicine ever placed before
the public.
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MIN. a. w. BECIK TTT

an our authorized agent for this city, witt
power 10 make collections and solicit nuvri
ti.aments Nnd runkcrlphphN iol l,is pnpel
All contracts mule by HIM VIII DO feooR
nlzed by this office.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald OaIce WHINE allowed In settle
ments with the OnIce unless an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

talented for the mornings Herald
should be handed In by O'cI0ck thc
previous evening. TO- insure their in
serlIOn.
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HIVE Arrived.

That lot Of good mitch COWS can be seen at
tho stable opposite tie Crutchheld house.
Apply 10 KEENE 4 NICHOLS,
igdtf Corner Elm and Austin streets.
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Masonic Lodges

Should make up their orders for Jewels,
books, furniture, etc., ana send by their dele
gates, l'lated Jewels ss5 10 $40 por set; MI
vert 75, ". II. CUSHING.
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Fruit ana Confectionery stands for

We have three fruit and confectionery
stands for sale, one or two OF which we de-
sire to dispense with, as we cannot attend to
them all, and any one desiring to purchase
win get II bargain. tf44
For particulars, enquire of l.. T. Botto &
Bro, southeast corner of the square. IOdtf
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wanted.

A German girl wants n situation MS cook,
or In u private family. satisfactory recon-
mcndaiions will DO given. Leave order at
the Office OF Cosmopolitan hotel, 5Odlt
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Notice.

Call at the Star Bakery, opposite the mar.
ket house, for fresh bread, for your supper
every evening. 4idlm
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For consumption ana asthma, Marsdens
pectoral balm is admitted by the profession
to be the only standard medicine that can
be relied on. For sale by oil druggists.
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CrOquet Sets Of all sizes and
prices at
PIERCE S&LYLE'S.

To dye or not to dye9 That is the question.
1fdye YOU must, why not use the best, which
Is Bineaud's Lightning Hair Dye.
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FOR Snlo CIlenn.

One mule, four good horses, four second
hand wagons also wheobanows aud tents
BY tho dozen, nj the Texas and Pacific rail
wny company's warehouse,
4pd3t .1 n. j. N. BROWN, Agent.
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WoRill offer special inducements to pur-
chasers of furniture, domestlcs, clothing,
boots, shoes, wagons, etc, belonging TO the
above mentioned stock. As every article
will be sold, regardless of cost, call and ex-
anime for yourself. samples at our auction
rooms.
HILL, SHIELDS 4 CO., Auctioneois,
4Sd5t Corner Elm and Market streets.
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Reed a. LatlirOp, ELM street,
next to Wheat's. have paper
bags. straw and MANILA paper,
at st. Louis prices.
2ldlm


Bohny & Loupot, on the north side of the
square, have received the first Book Beer OF
the season, which they have now on tap, and
respectfully solicit call from their Gus
toners. ,.. .se- 81 4;dlw
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Everybody should remember that all fe-
males can now be restored to perfect health
by the use of DR.. Dromgooles English Female
Bittels.
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Two dwelling houses to rent.
2ldlm STEAGALL CO =
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Pretty ck-pale--feeble--doct or-no
strengthened blood--good appetite-cured.
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Three good residences In this city. imme
diate possession given,
l6D.dtf hTEAuALL a W,
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Law Blanks of every description for sale,
aud printed 10 order, at this offios.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Y Hereafter All bills Tor advertisements
q this paper viii be collected monthly
unless o erwi lac specitieii IN contracts
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NO..r.I1ICE1,-

DALLAS, MARCH 10,
Mr.. II. A. McMurtray this day becomes an equal
Partner in our Having disposed OF our Books and
propose to open in connection with
large stock o. ruRN TURE hrst- olass stock of
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
for Wholesale and Retail trade Thanking friends
and tho public generally for their very Liberal patron
age In the past with enlarged capital and increased
propose for the cash to give our customers
as good bargains as any house In Texas.
|. STMA GALL go CO.,
CORNER Elan AM Ao''i' ifAas'
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TEXAS HEADQUARTERS
-FoR-
Stamps, Stencils and Engravings
AUSTIN STREET, DALLAS.

Cotton and Shipping stencils, Banking
and Mercantile Stamps, Notary and Mason,
ic Seal Presses, Brands for FIGURING Mills,
Ribbon Self-dating Stamps, Rubber Stamps
and Printing Wheels, "Gemn Type Presses
Numbers, Conductors and Porters Badges,
Plain and Round Brass Aiphabets, Carriage
makers Plates, all sizes Stamped Ribbons.
Old Stamps m sde new Engraving In Script,
Roman or Gothic. Address
"nvyeas,s stamp nepet,"
assdsodsm ~ Dsliss, Texas.
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RAILROAD TIME TAEYy.
Arrival and Departure of Trains NJ
Dallas.

HOUSTON AM TEXAS CENTRAL,
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TEXAS MEDICAL AsSOCl ALTON.
THIRD DAY.

The association was called to order
at nine dclock-President Cloplln in
The chair.
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hustled and crowded together in variega-
ted and clamorous assemblagc.
English iarm-wives in the old-fashioncd
dress manage the business from the killing
of poultry TO the packing of eggs and gol-
den butter.
This market is one Of the most pic
turesque portions of old London and is in
the zenith of its Importance at this Christ
mas season.
The side-stree,s and lanes, vacant lots
and corners are now become the sites of the
little theatres where Sigl.or Punchnello
struts his brief hour upon the stage; abuses
Dame Judy and cherishes Toby much as
does Rip Van Wrinkle his "dog Schneider
These shows arc the regular institutions
Of the holidays.
Great minds may sheer at the insipidity
of this domestic tragedy with its super
natural retribuiion and may pass without q
glance the iawdry prosccnum with its
throng of merry, upturncd faces. Still
Punch has hs history and very romantic
one too. The story runs that a band of
strolling musicians who arrived at Acerra,
near Naples in the Vintage Season. Now
these musicians fell in with Il company of
yintager. who are linccnscd testers The
musicians were 50 assailcd hy their vociicr-
ations and hadinagc rs TO be driven from
the field in great disorder Among the
vinlarrrs was one pucco d. Aniclio, or the
son OF AnlcllO, who by his keen wit was
leader OF his iOCuar companions. Reflect
ing upon The brijllancy. the large nose and
grotcsQuc appearance 81 their antagonist
Anicllo. ,lc comedians concluded that he
would be- a valuable acquisition to their
company ruA straightway made proposal
to him tnt a lucrative engagement which
was accepted. The alliance proved profit
able and ihc l3ccilous yintagcr was hence
forth known as the comedian Pulcccncla.
The character multiplied and to-day no
Ncapoltan drama is complete without This
grotcsqUc being through whose medium the
facts and fanclcs Of The day arc canyaSsed,
popular scandals, corrected, mobs congrc-
gated and even thrones shaken 10 thcir
foundations.
Such is the story of punchincllos father,
the famous Puccio d Auicllo Of Acclra, in
the l.lh Century.
The Punch Of London deals alone in local
hits, his jokes are mild and his diplomatic
power is on the cbb.
Yet hi, influence IS widespread among
| all classes Of this great metropolis and he
has become a little philanthropisl.
His profession il TO call smile upon tho
carcWorn face and to brighten The childish
eye grown old With vicious life and h,
succeeds since in every hour Of these shor
winter days his humble antics and ESSAY:
OF WIZ create n thousand jhrohs of mcrrimcu
aud moments OF innocent en- iovmcnt in thC
| mile, Of he lum-dium Of loa city life
Y. T.
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Post Ofricc.



Harlem Extension way s.45 a. M, ana 2'VO u in'
Eastern way, ii.i0 n. IN
Troy way, i2.a0p.m m. ,,
Troy 1910 u. m, $40 p. mr. ana 9.A0 p. ~
Albany, l2. 40 y. IN, 240 p Ia, ana 9.5o y. III
BOSTON, II 40 a. M, and ?.SD p. m.
Canadas, lis p. m.
Northern way, 200 y. IN.
Burlington, 200 p, m. ana 9'"V p H.
saratoga way, 2.iO p. in.
Ne y York, 2.40 p. m. ana 800 p N.
t,1i nectlcut River way. $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (Stagc) 100 r. m.
Ghittend"n, Ciuc5days ana Saturdays 300 =. IN.
stockbridse stage, loo p N.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, i0oh p. IN.
Eastern way, 2.2O y. III.
Troy way, 40 y. IN.
Troy. 20 a. NJ, 80 a. N. anu 40 y. IN
Albany, u - Il. m, 10 ana g.iU p Ia.
Boston, ! 80 a. m. ana 2.2o y. IN
CuniuMS, l2.4o n. IN.
$urthcru way, ii.S2 n. IN.
darlington, i2.A0 and li.Sl u. ~.
saratoga way, 1l.4h a. II.
NrW YORK, | l.45 q. ~. and 49, y. M
Connecticut River way, So y. IN.
NtodStacls way, (Stagc) li.hc u. IN.
rhlttrnden. (IuesdaNs ana -. 'uday3l 1881 AN,
~turkhrdgr stage, l2:So p. NJ.
~ Malls VIII ne promptly clos ii at tho spcct
dcyd hour; nll letters deunsited IN the street
h9.es win br collected al SD aud II 80 o. IN.
ll.iG, i.J0, 2.gU aud last collection Tor all Night
malls. ut a.ru p, NJ. NJ letters deposited In tht
Letter Box N tn Depot win be collected 10y
Route Agents iiN" minutes previous TO fhr de-
?ariurc Of each msil train
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ANgcpoTE OF Dos PIATr. We take it
for granted that this statement about Col
Don Piatt, the editor of the Washington
Cdpit0i, possesses the essentials Of truth !:
During the war d. p. was chief of General
Schenck's staff One day he sanntered
into the Philadelphia depot, where sat an
imperious lady, disguised at the non-ap-
pearance Of porter Here, sir, take my
trunk up stairs and get it checked" eX-
claimed she as Don appeared AS he hest
tated, she calculated, mo words, sir ;
take it up" Deliberately STOPPING
Don i'iatt wouldn't hurry for an archangel
he slowly put the trunk on his broad
shoulders and carried it up stairs, checking
it, and, returning to the lady. extended his
hand with the check and the words, "One
dollar, ma'am." In vain she stormed. Il
never did it for less, na'am. Alters charge
a dollar here As she flung him the green
back ID. T. bowed with lordly grace, and
walking out OF the door, gave the bill to
the first little ga,nia lie encountered
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.


TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Prom Bellows Falls lao 6 1870 .. IN, '2:20 &
burlington l2;4O & 'll;a2 o. m, 1880 a 1900
D. m.
Port Henry, 'll;82 q. m and 700 p. m.
Bennington, ti2:O5 p. H., 1870 q '1O.2o p
IN.
Saratoga, 'i1:45 n. IN, 300 y. III.
salem. l:i0 tl0.i5 n. IN, tS4O q 'No7 ~
m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTIAND.
For Bellows Falls 1904 1920 o. H., 1910 'Si'
burlington, l:5O 1870 q. n., $3.50 & BIOS p
IN.
Port Henry, $40 a. III. and sos p. IN.
bennington, tl2:30& $500 n. m, q t2;25 D. N
Saratoga, 900 a. M, q 300 p. IN.
salem, l:a0 & t5:d0 n. m, 'iOO 1000 p. M
Mail Train MIXED
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President GRANTS SUMNER REsiDEsoE.
Quite an excitement has been produced
on the south side OF Long Island by the
fact coming out that President Grant has
recently purchased one of the finest farms
Oh Long Island. 1t Is near the celebrate
watering place OF Fire Island and i-lip.
The bay view Is finer than that at Long
Branch For fishing. sailing, oystering and
the rugged pursuits that make seaside
watering place, this .aim IL unsurpassed
Near II j. Bclmonl's celebrated stables.
where he rcair and trains his stud. Not
far away is The country residence Of GOV.
Dir, Is neiehb0I and friend Of the President.
\ dozen or more eminent men well known
in commerce aud trade have their homes in
this locality, The purchase has given u
great impetus to real estate in the immcii-
ate locality of the farm.
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and General Convention of all the Oranges
in the State, at Montpelier, March 9th,
1874.
Washington county is nearly in the centre
of the state.
On Friday night Feb. 10, the residence
of J. w Avcrill and Morrill, Gilman town
grand juror were visited by some person or
persons unknown and treated TO a coat Of
lampblack and kerosene oil Tho first place
visited was Mr. Gimans where they pro.
cccdcd to work by plastoring the front part
Of his house all over, literally covering the
doors and blind. and windows with coat
ofblack pain; they then posted ou III, door
the following warning:
Mr Gilman, Sir 1t will cost YOU quite
sum to paint your house ii we hcarany more
from YOU, you wont have any house to paint.
(Sgncd.)
NGIiANcE COMMITTEE.
The ne&i proceeded tn the house |. "
Averill wh cn they treated in the anne man
ncr; but here II seems th,N goi ont ct ma
teria rs ihr followine notice Na. len um his
door;
Mr. Ayerill, sir: five hnd more pain, sc
would do more for you In, VS. used the H0st
of i up on old Gilman
Signed
wiNpuAM COUNTY.
Capt Alexander Alchcrson Of Wcsimin-
lister perhaps has not had his equal in this
part of the State a, fox hunter Since he
Shouldcrcd his musSct for this purpose, he
has killed 800 foxes. He shot Sc in ono
| year, and in one day---four red and one
| cross ioX. lie has killed this winter more
| than 90 foxes h'silcS Il large amount nf 9TH
/ or game.
/ ,.,.,,..r .,.t,,,l ,.,. ;,,.or,,.,r.,ol -,
| Am In ,y;r,ll,n, count, ~, . ,-oi
/ WINDSOR COUNTY.
! .rh., t,,., st,,, ,,o,,.,I ,,o,i,,,,I
=, c,,.. dor. .i,oa r,r 9noo t,,r.'I. ~. ii,
Lush,,i. anal, Is 100 ,,,,.,,,l., - D.,
6ro,r ,,1 s,o,i,, ,,,,.. .r,, .,,,,,,
,,,,si,ci,. j., ,,,o sn,,,,,or,, .,,r, -, TVi,.a,.
/ Tnr,,v
:, -,
H. l. ietchcr iormerly INC popular
u'Ner on INC stage inc from " ooustock
W ofrneneln' mas o3nsh' INC inc from
i'usor " IToctors'ii'c. anu Is no" III
possession lie drives MS own team, and
VIII promptly ana 'a''h'"iY attend 10 pas
Sc'Su'S'
On the 9th inst, l.. y. kibbc Of Hart
ford, came as near losing two yokcs OF OK
cn AS any ono would wish 10. With ilar-
vey Hubbard hc was crossing White River
on the ice, just when it suddenly broke be-
meath thcn, precipitating the oxen and sled
into the hole. There being perfect mill
race of current, and some six or eight feet
Of water, the animals were unable to touch
bottom, bn, were in the utmost danger Of
being drawn under the lee. BY the great
est efforts, the men were able to keep the
hcahs oi inc aattle ahove the water tii hclp
arrived, "hen tneir teams we're eNricate'
rom the'r pcrnoQ> po,iuo aitcr some
Inree quarters 9i 'h h"uI immersion
Though greatly chilled ana eNhanstcd' yet
ny exercise any c'rt'ui running ana oldh-
Ecung 'hcy . ia'r to De none 'h' worse
'or 'neir Involuntary na'"'
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-18

HNAGS. We have now IN stock an assert
J. ment OF Dennison'd Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags. which We WIN
sell at manufacturer prices.
We have also q good stock at " philips Sc
curlty iook-Tags," a very convenient ana SER
viceable article for merchants. Among Its i'd
vantages are; Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means; the tag is 80 Sc
curely locked that 1t cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
20 tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong ana chap. Can anu examine
them. GLOBE PAPER 60.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-18
Watches and AeWelru.

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~, sa'l, are hard. pa' lnv much harder Tor u,
tor-vihou Tho good feolip- guaranteed III
every iamty, a.d "-omcimc- little outside
she mmuy,"hy our nlns IA remember, "a, IN
former years, at mis- season, Our friends,
How man, cheerful remcmbranccs have been
occasloned by seeing the me Little watch, GIT
Of some former christmas, or some article Of
JeNery, so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces OF snycr, all telling OF
some happy December esth,
Times may be hard, but can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
rememorances which can be had so cheap and
OF such superior quality at the BEE HIVE,
BEN X. CHASE q co.
NJ MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND. Vt.
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