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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
SIMoNsYILLE.

Mr.. S. f. Marsh of Minneapolis, MINI.
is on visit to his father. Col S. l..
Marsh.
o. S. Abbott the boss sawyer in the
steam mill cut his wrist with an ak a
few day since which disables him
from work. Mr., Black of Chester takes
his place
ID. Marsh has sold the old store
to C. B. Chase, and he has sold it tc
Henry Whitman of Jamaica. He is
fitting it up for dwelling and shop
and win carry on the gun smith bust
ness.
II. NJ. Beebe has shepherd dog and
a cosset lamb which have formed quite
an attachment, they were missing on the
7th inst, and were seen going on to
Markham's mountain, when next heard
from a week after they were at Mr.
Thompson's near Ludlow line. Mr.. /
says that they came there the same day
they left home a distance Of nearly six
miles,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
EELCHYILLE.

Gilbert A. Davis Esq, and family
have returned from months tour in the
West visiting friends in Ohio, Illinois,
Minnesota, and other places.
CHANGE IN MAIL ROUTE.
Quite an important change has been
made in the running of the stage leaving
Woodstock for the south, rendered nee
essary by the completion of the railroad
to Woodstock. Hereafter a stage, car
rying the mail, will leave Felchville
daily Sundays excepted at 5 A. NJ. pass
ing through Reading and South Wood
stock, arriving at Woodstock at 1890 A.
NJ in season for the cars leaving for Boston.
Returning leave Woodstock at 245 PM.
and reaching Felchville at 515 P. NJ.
The stage between Felchville and Spring
field and Charlestown, n. III. will run as
heretofore. 1t is expected that arrange
ments will be made so that passengers
can be carried from Cavendish station on
arrival of the morning trains from Rut-
land to Bellows Falls in time to connect
with the stage leaving Felchville at 5 A.
NJ. for Woodstock This distance is only
seven miles and the distance from Cav
endish station to Woodstock only twenty
And if this arrangement is carried out
passengers can leave Woodstock at 2.4E
p NJ and reach Cavendish about P. NJ
in season for the evening trains and 8
passenger can go from Ludlow, Chester
and Cavendish to Woodstock, remain
there over four hours and return to Cav
endish and home the same day.
The first ball under the new proprie
torship will be given at Felchville Hote
on Thanksgiving eve, Oath inst. Thi
hotel has been very extensively repaire,
and the large dancing hall is being cal
cimined and handsomely tinted, an
when completed, as it will be for thi
dance, will be one of the handsomes
halls in the State The full bill for thi
dance has been put at the low price G
| $500
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srRINaFIELp.

Mr.. A. C, Miller lost three year old
colt last week from the prevailing cpl
zootic. He had refused $4,000 for ii
but few days before. He lost valua'
bic stallion last spring in the same man
ner.
The third and fourth of Mr.. A. A,
Magwire's course of entertainments will
take place Thursday and Friday eve
nings, Nov, 18th and 10Th. Dramatic
and literary entainment, by Mrs, Lousia
Woodwork Foss-readings, recitations
and presentations. Thursday evening
readings from Dickens, Carlton, Marx
Twain, Longfellow, Tennyson, Friday
evening Shakespeare selections from
Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet with two Of
three humorous selections. Mrs. Foss is fal
above Scott Siddens and not below Char
lotte Cushman. Those that like gooC
reading should not fail to hear the great
est reader of the day. Tickets fit.
cents, for sale at the door.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
BRATTLEBoRo.

j, Estey & Co., of Bra'tlboro are now
shipping to Europe about twenty-five
cottage organs per week.
A son of John Miller, of about II
years, of West Brattleboro, had mar
row escape the other day. Some cows
were in the yard, and one of them, in
trying to hook another missed her object
and one of her horns struck the boy in
the mouth, fracturing his jaw and badly
injuring the root of his mouth.
Col. S. NJ. Waite's poultry yards are
an attraction this fall East of the
buildings are several yards, the first OF
which is occupied by assorted buff coch-
ms, which make quite display of that
delicate color when they make general
movement in convention. The next
yards are filled with partridge cochins
! light Bramahs, &c, all assorted and look.
ing finely. The yards containing miscel
laneous birds, however, are not without
special interest containing as they do
several specimens and sizes of pet stock
bantams, seabrights, games, &c. Even
if not especially interested in poultry
raising one cannot fail to look over thest
1 yards without much interest
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
WALroLE, N. II.

DR. Porter Of Alstead has removed to
Walpole, or as the Keene correspondent
of the Sentinel has it, retired from the
irksomeness Of professional life in the
country, to nearer the city, where priv
ileges will be greater.
Several Juvenile demonstrations have
recently been made in this place which
properly came under the head of row.
dyism. Without naming the subjects
Of imposition we will simply say that
one parlor window was broken byastone
thrown from outside, and the parlor
floor, strewn with split peas, horse ma,
nure, &c. At another house a window
was gently tapped from the outside
frigh ening the ladies within, and other
houses were visited with showers of grav.
ell against the window. In all these ca
SEES the inmates of the house were great
ly frightened, and wondered ifthey were
about to be beseiged with regiment Of
tramps.
Let everybody be careful and keep
their lamps filled with kerosene it i,
only when the oil burns nearly out thai
the gas explodes and produces conha-
grafton. One accident of this kind hap
pened in our village last week. The
lamp burst aud the bed clothes were
more or less damaged, and the occupants
of the room were not altogether serene
Had they not been pOtters their warei
had suffered more injury.
John Bunting and wife and son JOSEPH
having sold all their real estate and per-
sonal property, after a residence here o
over thirty years, sailed last week for
England, their original home. Mr.
Bunting's honesty and fervency in pray
err and exhortation, and JOS simplicity
will never be forgotten by the presen
generation,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
SECRETARY.
SAxToNs RIVER.

Fall term of school in Dist, No. 10.
Primary department, Miss Grout, teach
er. Whole number of scholars 81.
Average attendance nearly All. Pupils
having no absences Ida Buss, Mary
Cambell, Clara Darling, Edith Foster,
Ada Knight, Lydia knight, Mary Sim
onds, Minnie Smith, Nellie Williams,
Benny Buterfeld, Wiley Glynn, John
ny Mack, Charley Perry, Fred Simonds,
Walter Smith.
Higherdepartment, Miss Austin teach
er. Whole number 48 Average at
tendance nearly Al. Pupils having nc
absences: Katie Callahan, Bessie Nor
iarty, Hattie Smith, Nettie Tyler, Flora
Wood, Hugh Alexander, Aldo Davis
Walter Glynn, Henry, Nichols, Fred
Whitcomb, Eddie Wright
Five others were absent only half {
day each, viz +: Hila Baldwin, Haiti,
Milliken, Edgar Albee, Harry Alex
ander, John Alexander. We call thi
good record.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
STOP, LOOK

Babbitt & Hayes after many endeav-
ors and great expense, havesucceeded by
the help of DR.. Wooster, in securing and
preserving a fine variety of Bugs recent
ly picked from under the wing of " The
Great American Golden Eagle" the en-
blem of Uncle Joshua. They were
caught upon the coast of Greenland near
Uppernavik, after pursuit of 40 days,
by bald headed woman with fine
tooth comb and just imported by the
help Of Gen. Cutler and the u. S. & c.
Express for our worthy townsman, who
has already large collection of birds,
beasts, reptiles, fish, &c, both animated
and defunct (and among them, worthy
of mention, the Feline % of last season.
One of these bugs has bill Is inches
long and while being pursued by the
hunters he ran his bill IA inches into the
sand and whistled Yankee Doodle.
(There is yet mark upon the bill show
ing the exact distance to which it was
buried and showing the different varie-
ties of soil through which it passed be-
fore it reached hard PAM This led the
hunters to believe they were mistaken
and that in reality it was the emblem of
our dearly beloved Uncle Samuel
Years afterward while DR. Hayes was
exploring the North Pole in search of
the eagle he found the bugs above re-
ferred to and brought them to this coun-
try. They may now be seen for few
days only at the store of Babbitt e.
Hayes, together with the bald-headed
man who hunted the said eagle and dis
placed the bugs. Come early each day
and avoid the rush, as this is your last
opportunity.
Hm-m-m nm -m-Bug.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19

BUTTER MARKET. The St. Adams
butter market, Tuesday, ruled dull and
prices were low. We quote common to
fair at from Is to Is cents medium ITO
good, Is to % cents winter made, 20
to Is cents selections, 25 to 80 cents,
with few choice lots selling at 80 cents.
Most of the sales ranged from 25 to 80
cents. There was light supply of
cheese, and from 10 to IL cents was the
price paid for dairy
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w EATHERsFIELD.
THE POISONING CASE.

Mrs. Densmore who poisoned one
child fatally and administered poison to
two other children who survived and to
herself and escaped about one month
ago from her husbands home in Wealth
ersfeld, has been heard from. She went
to relatives in Dixon Illinois, where
she died of heart disease Her body
was sent forward by express reaching
Weathersfeld last Friday, and her fun
eral was held at her former home on
Sunday 14th inst, The corpse was
viewed by large crowd in attendance,
so that there is no mistake about the
identity of the body. Her death is per-
haps a fortunate termination of these
sad events Her escape was hardly
creditable to the vigilance of the civil
authorities having the prosecution in
charge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
WINDHAM.

Auctioneer Francis Phelps of Graf
ton has an extensive auction sale in
Windham, Tuesday Nov, 30th. See
particulars in advertisement. 1t is
mainly the property of VIM. Durant,
who intends going West in the Spring,
and includes much personal property
besides the real estate. 1t is said to be
among the best producing farms in the
town.
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Conn. River Valley Masonic Union

This Association held their prelimin-
airy meeting at White River Junction,
on the 18th inst, and appointed com
mittee to report to an adjourned meeting
on the 18th, as TO the location of their
annual Festival this season. This COM
mittee come here Wednesday, and not
meeting with much encouragement re
gardiug hotel accommodations, they
visited Brattleboro, and it is said will re
port favorable toward locating at th'
latter place. The meeting at White
River junction, tomorrow the 18th, viii
decide it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
WESTON.

A musical convention is to be held at
Weston, commencing next Monday eve
ming and continuing through the week,
closing with concert by the class Sat
urday evening, all of which will be I'M
der the direction of Nathan Barker and
T. II. Tanner, who will be assisted by
the well known contralto, Mrs. Susan G.
Barker.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
sunday Services.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev.
CHURCH TABOR p stor. Sermon at lO1S o'clock
A NJ sunday School Immediately following morn
ing service. Class meeting i'm me5iately after Sab
bath School. SUNDAY School concert last ) lbbsth
evenins in each month.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. n. F. CAR
TER. Pastor Sunday Services. Sermon lOlS A. n
Sunday School az Noon. Evening Service AZ 5
o'clock. Regular ThaTsday evening prayer meeting
at "a o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended
AZ the BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. j. r.. HAS.
KINs, Pastor Preaching at l01s o'clock A n sun
day school at u NJ Prayer meetiDg in The eveDinr
sanday School Concert the second Sunday evenins
in each month SEATS FREE,
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FAYETTEVILLE.

Grange meeting here the 10th.
Apples are quite plenty here now.
For few days we have seemingly
bad our Indian Summer.
A bout six inches of snow fell We'd
nesday, the tenth I; and the lyceum was
adjourned till the oath.
A female tramp was taken by the au.
thorities to the County House one day
last week, but was released the next
morning.
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NAMBRIpGEPORT.

Mr.. Benz, Scofeld of Saxtons River
has bought the unfinished goods and
stock on hand in Wellington's factory
and is making preparations to start the
same.
A Thanksgiving ball is to be given at
Union Hall Wednesday evening of next
week, Nov. Oath, to which general in.
vitation is extended.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
WEsrMINsTER WEsr.

The damages growing out of the dep
radations recently committed on the
premises of G. C. Goodel were settled
last week by referees, the award being
five hundred dollars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
ROCKINGHAM.

Mr.. Damon tapped some maple trees
last week from which he gathered some
sweet sap, and says he proposes to cele-
brate Thanksgiving by having new
sugar party.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19

SHEEP SALES. Rollin J. Smith, of
Sudbury, recently sold to l.. z. Clark of
Addison, three ewes for 5000. These
sheep were selected from his flock of
seventy-five Atwood ewes bred from sheen
purchased of the late Victor Wright in
1860.
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CATTLE MARK EFT.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Nov Is, 1875.

MOUNT oF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle, Sheep. Shotes. FatTHogs, cal
This week 3lA 1OSi5 200 1888 $50
Last week 1889 1925 so 1858
One year ago, Alb 1916 1872
PRICRs.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra so Coz $1,000; first
quality. $50 "a $780, second quaity.S6 90 g.s7 90;
third quality. 1925 % S5T5,
Sheep and Lambs,-Per head, in lots $1,000 S7lz
Hides. 6c,@ nc, p h.
Tallow, $40 a 6l5eR ID.
Mich Cows and Calves.-S35. s63. 965 and sos.
Prices of Store Cattle.-N orKing oxen, u paiI150
a $40.
REMARKS.-No change in beef Receipts lit.
tie heavier than last week. Sheep not so largely
represented but prices same. to SIC. Live poul-
is coming in eely and selling 10 to 1885, in
Guiding all grades,
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1ea

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Westminster. Nov 4th, LUCINDA T., wife OF
VIM. 5. Thompson, aged 90 years.
At Minnesota Lake, Mimi. Nov. 3, Mrs HAN
NAH PARK, formerly of Grafton Vt aged III yrs,
,cI In Brattleboro Nov. g. Mrs, HARRIET G. COR
In BFattleboro Nov, 9th. DANIEL MANNING,
aged 6 years.
In stratton, Oct. 9th. JOHN WILKES, aged q
years.
In, Jamaica, Nov. sth, SHELDON s. HOWARD
aged 81 years,
In Putney, Oct goth, Mrs ASENATH s., wife Of
the late Rev. j. P. Huntington, agyd 81 yrs. s mos
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19

BANK Loss.-It is reported that the
White River National bank, of Bethel,
will lose $4,000 by recent failures of
lumber men.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
BOSTON MARKET-Nov. 10.

FL0UR.-There has been moderate demand for
Flour. The sale at S500gS525 for Western super
dne; S.. SO to So for extras and IS 60dg 90
for choice brands Corn Meal sells at atsS 45S rs
q bbl In Rye Flour the sales have beens5 $50 a Sc
. Dbl. Dat Meal S6.15 @67 D Dbl.
GRAIN.-Ihe market for Corn is firm We quote
mixed and yellow at 7s@S2c q bush. Oats arrive
freely and prices the same. We quote mixed and
white at 48455c = bush Rye C "a 81 y bush
PR0VlSlONS.-Ihere is a moderate demand
for Pork with sales of prime at Si6O0@gl7 and ex.
ira clearS27gs28,00. Beef steady at SlO@Rl2 for
mess and s6.50qsl7 for family extra. Lard 3I4al4l
y ID. Smoked Hams l4@l5c
PR0DUCE.-Therei is a dull feeling for choice But.
ter. The sales at 32935c for choice New York and
Vermont diaries. and 2Q@502 for common, Cheese
dull at 0@l315c 2 10. White Beans 81 7Oa2 q
Eggs 30B3lc e doz. Potatoes 81, 50as .55c n bush
Poultry l5@25c = ID.
W0UL.-Ihe movement in domestic Wool has
been quite good and command full prices. The
saless include z75001 lbs. ohio and Pennsylvania
at 4694Sc.
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PLYMOUTH.

Horace Pinney, of Plymouth has
caught % foxes, and three minks the
present fall.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19

Frank p. Fullerton and Frank Thorn
as have bought the Amos Mann house.
Several farmers have recently sold
their wool for 80 cents per pound
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
EUBIN'S

WORLD RENOWNED PERFUMES
at rs cents.
BABBTTT & HAYES 1913
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Marriea.

In Gilsum. N. H.. Oct 2lst, by Rev, Mr. Baxter
of NARROW. DIR. l. ALBERT L0VELAND of West
mOreland, and Miss l.. MAHALA, daughter of Dan.
iel w Bill Esq, of Gilsum.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-19
w EsTNIINsTER.

BY order of the President, Fenelon
Arnold, the members of the Westminster
Farmers Club, and all others who de-
sire that the work and talk of this "time
honored association should continue
are respectfully requested to meet at the
selectmen's room, Friday evening, Nov.
18th, at 81 o'clock for the purpose of
electing new board of officers for the
ensuing year, and transacting such other
business as may be thought proper by
those assembled.
SECRETARY.
The public examination of teachers
in Westminster, will be held at the town
hall, selectmen's room on Saturday Nov.
9th commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The young peoples society will give
dramatic entertainment at the Town
Hall. East Parish, Tuesday evening Nov
ember 23d. The popular drama entitled
" Honor before Wealth" will be presen-
ted, to be followed by the laughable
Ethiopian drama entitled Uncle JEFF. :"
They deserve full house.
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TO LET
A UCTION.

A UCTION.
/ will sell at public auction. on the VIM, Durant
farm, IN Windham, three fourths miles west from
VIM. Harris Store, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
THlRIlEiH, 1915. at 10 O'Clock P. NJ. the following
property, VIZ One yoke oxen years old, cows. y
Alderney, Calves. pair of Work Horses, 200 BUSH
els Oats 70 bushels Barley IS bushels Potatoes from
20 to Is tons hay tons Dat straw. Side-Hill Pillow
Horse Hoe, Two Horse Power and Threshipg
Machine. Lumber Wagon, Ok Cart, Is Chains
LAY Cutter, Horse Rake.
FRANCIS PHELPS.
Also. at the same time and place. will sell "a
SHEEP. Is OF which are Nice Fine Breeding Ewes
Bucks. 80 coarse w col Sheep.
Mas. FISHER
LUCY DURANT,
Also. at the same time and place. will sell MY
FARM, formerly known the Earr Farm and
the one upon which now reside, containing 800
acres. less. Said farm is well divided into
Moving and Pasture and large quantity of w ood-
land; a large sugar and Apple Orchard; Buildings
Good barn extra.
The above named property will be sold without
reserve. The faom will be sold nearly the rst "a q
Promptness may be expected. " 81. DUkANT.
FRANCIS PHELPS, AuctiOneer. AIS
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NOTICE.

The members of the Connecticut River Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are hereby notified to meet
at the office of said Company in Bellows Falls. VT.
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JANUARY, 1876
year.
Dated at Bellows Falls, VT. Nov. 4 1875
46-iS i. WHITMAN, Sec.
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MILIIN ERY !!

Now open. Winter styles and novelties. fine
assortment. carefully selected from the best New
York and Boston houses at prices 10 suit the times
Also a good assortment of INFANTS READY
MADE CL0AKS and DRESSES much cheaper than
you can buy the material.
, 1875-02-12

,.o.1,. H., ,,,..,,,,rv .nnra,aornent, and
utn,' ..t,s,x,. a,,,ra ", ,voro enn,nvcd
M to matter u Tue eAn," =, rocets
.'.'a; ",ren na.' IL H. W ''''
ri,n cIoim nr u. II. 1rutnbnyou for f1J,443.14
,,a''.t e'Ia tI'a asta,n ~ iu,nes L. STARK was
a'o"ea' ro,u,,,, cornr
nj, ~: ,I..t. mi .int,n R1nitf, wero
,ra.Et ,nfn'a ~, ,,a dnnrt ,,nou ,,uIictments Tor
i,ao",nS nonn7 hnnscs mi rave bail for their
neot"s rs, ct,o for ttiaJ, in 81 N each
Nlouao, ~ sji @ Mia an i1a iicnfers wlo
~ @sro nv srrcs,o5 IN ti1s raid ,lpon "Tho stpra'
i,at Saturday mint. au.l hold by
seanco s,9an III. no'oo" ~ |Ao
T'nu ss' .r.d for t1,e Iarrnny of low.
ia'tieA f 9.a,.rao sim,,o1,y, verdict. not
;,,, '' "
lin ,arce Of last montt, is boinE repeated thsH
in ,i.o samt,Iinu.rasnn Ile Hrat caso that las
aa t ,e ~ sri"i wss tal of George l,oeoIl, wo wa
rial vn.tnriay IN NJ, ilcttpeut returned ut t,o
;ast jn,m fnr kncnt,,p 4 yumbllns-ho,sc. Not
wjtI,stnnsing tho fact that tho evidence against
.,,,. 80 ;. llc tt,, iury tiisaarcc{I,
Tl,o f.Iinwin, uarticH ltulictei 1ut,ny tho
n,cacnt term of tho iiran! Jury wero arragi,eA to
'',lo.J nni enteral 1,Ioaa Ut guilty, John tule-
nm, larceny OF cItlt1ty etc. from t;cUrse Gulc-
n1aft t.,s vaa 7 Siary 1.ouey, larceny at 81 in
mn,,ev, ,uo with a coat and other nroperty
ysjuel at a2a. IN all 412. from William
ia, ahal,. Henry Miller, iarecuy U! set Of
hnrnons valued at Sin from Parker Il Stone;
l,ha,les SIntxer laroenv Of c1othtng ctt, valued
n. ~. from John rwotay William Hpacl. lar
cnnv RI n roIc ynf,,eJ at Slt from, tho Chicago
i Northwestern hallway Company; Joseph ln-
ho,L tnrnanv ~ n,,n nrir of houta valued nj "a
9eea ~ ,,u ator W;cI"r. Inrreny nf
from 1tenIy tli''trS t,, r1,.1 r Etaf,o 80
a,,oo ooe' areonv srov of Cont yainel 1T a rom P
ward A. GAGS same, hur'l!ry Of tho residence
cto,,, ~ .nirod al s1ii,. and Stepllcn DcuuIn
...t .a ,fot, tho paraon Eufa
, 1875-02-12

1pfcia5 Ul3po{ch u IAt [N1a70o 7F16NNF.
LANsIso, Mich, Feb. t1.-The ponolosical
Society Was In session agaio to-day. Ths follow
Ing Topics wese dlscnsbol: "Whero to buy Our
Trsss," by A. @. Gulley; discussion was eom-
msnced by g. ". Garfield "Markotlng Fruit, "
p. ". Wiley; '.so.tiug Troos," N. Chilson !;
"tarare Culture" by au,nber OF nembe.s.
Tbs invitation to attend tic American pomo-
logical Society III Chicago IN September was
accepted, and tue Society will ask tho Legislature
for an appropriation TO lefrxy the expenses.
The mott messing will ba a. Monsoe, iu June.
i, Ihs Hoclesy Visited tho Agricultural College
this sfte,uoon.
The etase Medical Society MET in thu city to-
day With fur attendance. rxsnty-four duie-
katss wero sppointe ed to represent the AAsocia-
resolution MAS adopted ask,nR tho Legislature
to easabliah ss4te Medical HaAfl. a1d also to
rs4ots tAs registration Of physicians. and to re-
qulss Of them cstratn quAliloations
, 1875-02-12
OUR SIATE IHsIlIuIIQHs.

Spfcdl UlsfIFch to TIE Chieado 7FlbUnt.
BLooNlsoToa ILL.,, Fob. 11.--Tho House Com
mttoo on State misunderstanding Of tho
Hons. Richard lIulmes, O. Jazawell; Il. A.
Talbot. Of Logan William II. Condou, of Cook !;
william, IIaling. Of Ford; G. II. henson, Ut
Champaign Or. Stewart, Of MoIean; Dr.. Mco,
Of Oglo; john Gordon, Of Morgan; A. J.
Thompson, Of Morgan; Thomas j. Dates, of
Adams,- s,-arriyed at Normal yesterday, aud spent
tile day in visiting tho Normal School mud tho
Soldiers 0rplans' Home. speccles expressing
iudorsoment OF both Institutions Wase made at
both placed, and tho members Of the Commlttco
seemed woll pleased with what they saw and
hsard. They took tho bound train on tho
CHICAGO L Alton lsoad to-duy for Pontiac, Chicago
aud Elgin.