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and added another laurel to the many gracefully
worn by the genlaf entertainera

aud added another laurel to the many gracefully
worn bJ the GENIAL entertainers.
MATRIMONIAL.
On next Wednesday will 90 consummated the
marriage Of Mr. Il. Herrick to Miss GETTY sukes.
OF this city. The prospective bride il one OF the
many beautiful and accomplished ladies for
which Racine hxs alwavs been noted.
Tne tin Wedding Of 1Ir. and Mrs. Frank A.
Wright will be celebrated At the residence OF the
parent Of the bride. James Neild, Esq, OF Gale
douia, tomorrow evening"
PERSONAL.
1Ir. and Mrs. Stephen Bull have returned from
their Eastern tour.
Miss Frank Darts, Of E!khorn spent Thursday
and Friday iu Racine.
Mf. Eddie, Of Toronto. Ont. representative Of
the owners Of the bark Thomas Z. Street, ia in
the city, looking after tbs foundered vessel.
II. A. Knapp, Of Kankakee ia in the city on I
visit.
, 1875-12-05
st Good for Pony-yo Good fer War;
Tt0r.ss

- Good for Pony-ro Good fer w~1v
Xtor.'s
Col Stevens, IN officer With much expo1isSce
Of savage life, was employed on the plains, ss
Government engineer, to build number Of
stone houses for the Indian ch1afe. These tens-
ments we're designed IS bats to catch ths1r
tribes. IN si1 months Ill his tenemants wero
gone, sold to the white men for = few kegs Of
whisky. Ono big chief, 1oug Antelope, kept his
house. and Stevens rode to sae this chief, ~ be-
ing man Of higher hope than others OF hlsrace.
He found Long Antelope smoking in tent
pitched near tue window OF his house. why
living in tent. Long Antelope, when you have
good house? Z" Long Anteloae smiled. "Housa
good for pony. no good for varrior-ugh"
pony stalled in The dinine-rcom. "a house,
says Stevens. "1s TOO much for full-blood
Indians brain. Tho only notion You CAL got
into such fellows head is that to settle down
msans to wrap his shoulders in warm blanket
instead OF in skin, to loaf about the agency IN
stead OF going out to hunt. aud to spend his
time in smoking aud drinking instead OF taking
6cAuB."
, 1875-12-05
RACINE.


TIE WEATHER ON THE LATE
RACINE. Wis, Dec. 4.-The first saraga Erowl
Of winter was heard last Monday. A cold north
rind blew "great guns " ali day, making nayiga-
tion = very undesirable calling. The cold was
so intense that the spray from the wA1ss
was frozen into enowy particles. which fell 30
thick a. to render nud.shnguishable objects At
apv distance on the lake. Tho result in this i'm
mediate vicinity WAS the foundering OF one ves-
eel. the Thomas G. Street., OF Ontario, On the
rocks at lacine Point, and the complete be"1l-
de.meut Of the crow Of another, the Twin
Siste.s. in tow Of the tug Hagerman. Tho Cap
tain Of the tug says that his crew were demor-
alized to such m extent that he could do moth
tue with them By the nerest chance he dlsoov-
cred = tree on the bank, through the driving
snow. and vas thus enabled to reach Racine
barbor The propeller Merchant has almost dis
appeared beneath the surface OF ths lake. onlS
small portion Of the stern being dlscernlole, re-
sembling somexhAs = good-sized turtle, as seen
from shore.
This comments appearing in TEE TRIBUNE Of
last SuLday regarding the social degenefAcY OF
The lasr fe1 months hAs had the desired effect.
and those Good 6anaritans whe led the dance OF
Yore have eudeavorod to make amends for their
recent neglect. L social gathering took place ut
tho hoube Of Mr. and Mrs johnson, On Chatham
street, on the sTemng Of the 2Sth. The guests
we're not many, but the hilartY Of all indicated
that numbers had nothing to do With the enjoy
nent.
their dancing eociables 1t the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wild Thursday evening last. These
sociables used TO be the most enjoyable parties
re had during the winter aeaaoo, but were aban-
doued last year At the suggestion OF low OF
The more orthodox members Of the church. and
If hat ifY1fa1
, 1875-12-05


The speedy carrying out OF the order of tho
Town Board In regard to seating and lighting
the Tom Hall would Kra satisfaetion TO many
shut down on using the ncbool buildings for al
purposes *nore Is no other room accessible for
entertainments, meetings, etc. The Furnish
ing Committee are hereby reminded.
Some OF the young ladies Of the south. End
strictly eScudsd-uhich meats weekly from
house to house. and cultivates literature and
conversation. An evening entertainment is1
however, given occasionally. to which the poor
fellows are admitted for their encouragement
They h.d better 1s.a nP ":hSash 6as b..,
Rayepswood for musical and literary improve
ment, Mr. j, N. Hills IL President. and Misses
Jamnt and Aspin~aQ aud Messra Little and
Brown Directors. The next msesing will be
hald It the house Of Lii. Hills Monday week.
eCHooA CENSUS
OF Lake View recently taken shows the popula-
ton to be 1888, OF which number 1885 are
under tho age of 21. The number Of houEes oo-
cupicd by this population Is 8l9 Of which eighty
four are brick and Tho remainder frame. Fifty
three OF these are busiuosa-housen, Of which
King Gsubrinus rules oger twenty. three. There
arc five churches snd nice public buildings.
Inst half of the houses are in the district sonth
of Belmont svenue. The town contains 19 miles
Of sidewalk, 46 miles Of improved road, and 2
miles OF sewer. A4tlte@Q uuo6 0l HhttI-ptp6
are ordered ind So laid.
The person who furnishes the Times with
rural items from Rsvenswood took advantage
Of the columns Of that paper last Sunday to get
excited and say something HithennE about the
South End. 1t was al on account Of . ball that
was to have come off 1t tho Dummy Road school
house some two weeks ago. but didn't. Tho
people Of tho South End do not, in fact, look
with favor on public bAlls, preferring to take
their auueemepts In q more select manner At
their own houses. Tho bail was, therefore,
gwen up by its managers, aud 1t VAS so an
bounced, being thus understood by all Hell-in-
formed persons. Rarens~ood is, however. 80
remotely situated that in all probability the an-
noupcemsnt has not yet penetrated ita rural con-
fines. It's journalist wa1es quite pathetic as he
dwslla upon the grlevous disappointment Of the
upfortunates, and hia fertile imagination becomes
even poetic when be describes them as refining in
their prancing s.eeds before the silent stone
walls OF the desolate Academy. It is limited tbat
the gay Ravens wooders took ono OF the cemetery
eateways for their destination, as those silent
domains are the only ores in Lake View which
indulge in tho luxury OF stone walls-henoe the
silence and desolstlon. The 6onlh Ead sin
cerely sympathlz=s With the country cousins in
their disappointment, and can only advise them
in the future to follow the example OF Ill we'll
informed people, viz, READ The TRIBUNE and
Eenn nDRtad.
, 1875-12-05
ACTIVE CHRISTIANS.


snfppie md Bliss have beeu eyAnReliz'nE al
q Hsek. At Il . spring Street Cop8reg ationAl
4aaeh. Wblpple does the preaching. and Bliss
'ppet she tunetut lay. Tue latter Is sweet
mees- Thousands go to heAr him who wouldn't
kasA CENT for the preaching, just as they would
asead anything in the shape OF = free entertain
ea& 70 rhach thsv could beg, borrow. o. steal
e ~ Mtaekes, but, being there> are obliged to hsten
Ahlpplc, and 60 come away better men and
a*a Fn1y large, and the indications are that
aaea good has been accomplished. In the
aseaa:sme, good deal Of h.ster1a and some
chtalan feeling have been evoked at the
! aaion Et2yer-meet1ng that takes placo At
seaoasa Church. Between the morning prayers,
sx!aoan Bible readings, AID evening talk and
k kkaslas nf Whipple and BnEs, the Christians are
@''os rare old time of It in thus city.
PROSPECTS FOR TEE w1NTKl-
Aners dull and cheerlesa summer, = winter
sat9n sqo'aal inactirity is upon us, and again the
~ ~. people Ire confronted With the problem OF
aanR 1ur the deserving poor. Of whom re
u u 70 be fe1red, more among us than
~. petaus are awRre. Take the ytar tbrpngh,
Vah the Low praoea paid to laborers. skilled
cesc. Clerks, and 50 forth, and the lack OF
SStto1nent resulting from the comparative
fsesas m many factories and mills that we're
-. Kept IN 1nl employment the whole
T. :, tef5 lew have bsen ab1e TO put money BY
~ ~ a5eE1table hard times II band. when coal
b. soa s ars dear and necessary to the pressrra-
es.t NE, aud the means OF canning money to
@ eathes fuel or food difficult to come BY.
6..ae: th*refore, for the ehA.ltaols orRaniEA-
.nss; aas city 70 b. preparing for the winter
kS.a Tia East and West SIDE Ame1iean
I - understand. are fully prepared to ca1ry
e;,+..e e good work 70 nobly begun las.
b. md the vanous German ladies'
ah;& ",9xaniznE the many societies
ho- oad 10 much good among the
sS g tae southern paft OF tho city. Itm
~ tn@ movement Is on foot TO place tho
t1m seI "a more systematic footing than hereto
i.s,t 4a , snat With this object IL view, IN At
m ~. Ha BE- nads to aatAbl,sh sort OF union.
neot.s. .q1a1ters Oh tie East Sida, every inde-
ad y soclety and church society being enti-
vi sMo enc delegate, in order 70 lay out the
6s; Me most comprehensive, sure, and p1ac-
M easa aes possible Anass meeting Of lsdIss
ea % called With shis obiecr in view.
-: IMPORTANT TO rAxpAYERs-
Il 4fehSnlzed Ta1paSern' Union has adopted
sost1. ~, FerS 1mpottans platform, which ls
eie1S.@sse We attention Of ever citizen here and
6na Ss toa underlying idea being that sar-
esn.5s.a9 esnaed K BY pub!is oaicen ehouh bs To-
sae sasae Is al other kinds Of hbos
, 1875-12-05

tunate Is to reside On tho oslseE s1de Of thu
county line. are absent this week, hastng gone
TO Waukegan to attend the Circuit Court, now in
session there.
EENETKA.
Tbs entertainment gtvsn BY a1s WinnettA Lii
erary Club Tuesday evening WAS Of unusual OK.
eellencs, and drew full house. Tho papers b.
Mr. Moth on ''Reformara and Mrs. Bourbon
on Hard Times were exceptionally good. and
received with hearty applause. In sugiuE md
1cslng Miss Dlnsmore we'll sustained her Eeputz.
ton, aa did Also Mrs. Kinney. the Misses Stout
and Reynolds, and tho Mesara. Stevens.
, 1875-12-05
EVANSTON.
REUNION OF STUDENTS or THH DEYERENT sEM-

NAA1Es-
Several yeara ago, through the influence Of
some good spirit, the four schools OF theology
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Congre-
Kational-located In this vicinity were led to
unite in seml-xnnuat reunions. The idea
OF such step would not have been
entertained fifty years ago. But the
fact that these reunions. with increasing
interest, take plaza twice year Ia an suspicious
hazhinEer Of botter days. Those teachers nho
assemble with tho students two oyeningr in
the year do moro to abolish the trifing differ
ences that exist betuesn the sscte, and to ex-
alt the spirit OF Christian charity among tho
churches OF tho Northwest, than they can in sny
etudaed sermon OF dnely-uzitten volume without
such sociab11lty.
Friday evening such reunion took place ut
Evanston, when abont ssvsntJ-dre students
from tho theological aeEninaries ct this city
visited ths Garrett Biblical lnstltuts, the Metho-
DIST Seminary, at that place, tho only drawback
to the success OF the occasion being the limited
number Of the Professors present Surely their
absence does not imply that they arc not
IN hearty sympathy with the sp.t1t Of
harmony eyinced By the students, who unite in
the sentiment sxpTessed by one Of their number:
:. .Uoctoss, We know you hsYe great brains
hearts,"
Ihe V'einng students ve1o warmly welcomed
at Tho Evanston depot, and conducted 70
Heck Hall, where IN hour and = half
was spent in social greeting before
the beii announced supper. Assembled
together around the tab1es, dcnomiuational 1ines
we're lost a. the happy brotherhood passed an
other hour In eating and drinking. These stu
dents, unllkc some thaS might be named. do
not make the supper tho object Of their gather
ing,-that comes after in the feast Of toast and
flow OF song. Those who Witnessed the fra
ternal feeling ezistang betvsea tho ynqng men
there assepblsda md reelected th&t the{ X1lA
, 1875-12-05
aas Rayiyal Work Under the Aus
nioes Of Messrs. Whittle and
Bliss.
Til Poor Of milwaukee in feed Of Instant
Relief bistritting Tho City.
las Weekly Budget from Various Su-
burban Towns Of Chicago.

MILWAUKEE,,
TIE FANpC3 WILL. Gaze,

tfEf$"f t"'sI ~
Au*Ao1fL "o.. oee. "nen 10 oon'eos
fn the psopat's 4e4. ~ 80 1
begsn Il "as eepe'a"' k'en Wv WV onl. 'uA1
ths 's1a5' !" 'ns't NJ ss',, ~
std5F sha11os ~ 'ao .4-,3 49, 49, H1e
b ths o'&oeo'' pu4' - @ 'e4A
1aa'sil1s' ou1 'nA' .1e "'oo" eo1 r"o "4u
sF--*as 'saoo VI 1no "o4e' A1.'o .ne e4oa
e.an1oaIop' *nu eoo "no47 eo.ooeS - 3no ee0o
dum toe oee'u1ao6 - 'te e3'0' mes 'u4 1"s
hc6aa 3eAse no o'taef unptesssoo 'oa" 'uas .oo
weran VINO ca!oseo W 20 "10e" ""o 1e~4's 'ue
ra6suced LAWFUL WIG ol one or "ofe men' =.
tn une sue n.t1,eo hnec'a1a' - sno c'ot otu
ns1U him' ana 'ha' lae 4a&tet marriage ="
s5sr did take PACK, WIS tne 1asu1s OF WIS eon-
<tfao5 oes~son Gnu "onasn 1no oho " u7' LUZ
tands 70 OBTAIN hnee1anas property oy 1"fc1nE'
q alolnf' OF trapping nm 'o'o 1'al'le cet-
snon5. As tne cAse went 90, P'a1l' elnple,
adlnats ma1'1Aee o"ae"oos oos"e A1e"12nu
sad fnm "o"aa "ao p'o@eo' A"u "Aa
fro7ed Also' tna'n II toe '"o pAraes 4~o oeen
irregular IN 1hen past AVes' tneE Aopeo ana ssao
rre.Iv they desired to atone and lead better
T., !, ,he furnrn. towards which this ma.r,xve
a. 80 ,,o~+ ,,,-,,ar .,e, 1txs. +ez.
vas VIC 1A0s ~" '4oo' r.
dhed o5 moTo LIED oae' ano Ill ~ Maoy p'1eos
that the point became some"nAt Conspicuous
til. Kneelapd used 10 sag be and Hattie were
.,,n. +, h. h.nnr now And xere 1oinr to haya a
- .t.,. M. I'D -
hsppy no'ae u tne4t o"h' 'oe, n'oo ~"
bcsrded as man and Fue. we're INTRODUCED 70
ueope Is man and wife, and showed their mar
n.sn certificate to xhose who had known them
- .,,1rn,e,.,.as +c ,,-or. <ha nor, ,..a
a1-'4 o,. ~. ,...zsaa ~.
epne ano ne"o1' pu'ef LAG insenoea' Ane
fluily never recognized the. vile; che Wa8
apssly ignored during the funeral ceremony ano
.tr,r..,dt and th. fau,ily seem to hnye suu-
.-s =, - 49,, A. 49, - ,~oanca an IA
~ ICY aa" ~ ~ -" " -
*alW hneetana b. aaoo oe4oio n'o A1a1i 1ase' ~ao
eazuE cut hlnts tnot tTy 10 ptoFeJ laat Tue "o-
MIN bud othar husbands, and then quietly walk
~. ~, ,,a;rrr,aa ,,,>sa..,;,, ~ TO rronor+v
ny 'ae aoa4ogu.u posses'ou y. 40 rtop,'
Fortunately, aaiufu1 and honest lawyers were
fcund Who took M the yoman's csas, Sam
Hnsatd, hte Public prosecutor, 4nd Rogers d
Ho1ey, who carried the matter through. COM
>nh..d Il ind l-ft IL on THURSDAY. to the decis
"a. md hos much uae f.m,,y. Ioto that simple
END or 7nE coH:Ea.
uro asre kep. the readers posted as 70 the prog
sss and end OF the corner in No. z wheat.
L s ksfe to gay that it WAS about The most excit-
trc gambling operation ever carried through in
Al..ukee Chamber OF Commerce, md the n9ss %
spetstose Of the conner have aandco tAem. and Tue
nease5t that anyone CEN como ~ the 1act III the
tsaef that they MAJ lose sornetf1oE, or they may
Sajr something, The operators Of the corner
seen to be sat1aded but their satisfaction il not
~ 1000 ~ .,cd a. !, ,n,tht 10 ~ f,~en thara ia
, 1875-12-05
LAKE.
STREET RAILWAYS.

Ths Chicago City Railway Company do no
seem to think the right Of way which the Boare
Of Trustees recently granted to them WAS worthy
OF even an answer and they have already allow
cd the time for their presentation OF their &C.
ceptanco to pass without signifylng their inten'
t1ous. The Chicago l. Englewood Horse and
Dummy Railway Company, however, think differ
entity, and would just as aoon have thai
right OF WAY along Stewart avenue a. not. Thel1
original petition asked-in addition to that which
they have a!roady-a grant to run and operate
cars on Sixty-frst street from Wentworth
avenue to Stewart, and thence south to the Nor
mai School buildings. The reason they failed ia
obtain this additional right Was that the Chicago
CIV Railway Company had been granted it Il.
ready; but DOW, since the City Company have
failed TO even sgnify their intention 70 accept
tue right. the other Company may get all It once
asked for.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The many friends Of Alr. Hurd gave him an
aqreaabla surprise 1t his re.idence, No. 442o
Emel aid street. Friday evening. The patty was
largely attended. and the brilliantly lighted par
lors we're filed with faces flushed With pleasure
Among those present were notlceAole nj anu
Mrs Powers and Alr. aud Mrs Patt1son, 10
whom Nr, Hurd VAS indebted for the surprise.
On the sams evening the ToWn-Hail was
flled by large gathering OF ladies' and
gentlemen, who had s'so assomn!eo
g enjoy the pleasure, Of .nihs. ahs y %a.iz ~.
lady residents Of the Transit House, and was one
which they may we'll be proud Of:
The Swedish portion Of tho Lake population
are about TO erect = church on Arnold and Fifty
eighth sresss The property has alfeaay 9ssn
preparations for the early completion Of tho
edlfce. <t.
Wentworth avenue aud Flfty-hfth street has
ceased till the epring.
The residence Of Ar. L. Il. Verde1. the Town
Attorney. WAS filed with large assemblaga
Thursday evening. the regular aociable OF the
EnglsHood Presbyterian Society. 4 very pleas;
nnt evening was spent in social games and
amussmeuts.
The regular Baptist eociable was hold Thurs
dav evening 1t the residence Of Mr. 1ahs smith.
on S,1ty-first street, and was very largely ~.
tended, The music WAS furnished BY several
vonng ladies'. aud the excellent readings OF Miss
jennie Couthoni served to pass the evening IN
Tho ;,E,,al pleasant way.
i msc;ing Of the Eng1ewood Hose Company
will be hald in tho hose-houBa Tomorrow eVeo-
ing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-03

GHERRY CREEK MILL AND MINING
C0MPANY-Location of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California. Location
of works, Cherry Greek Mining District, White
Pine county, Nevada.
Notice.-There is delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
No. 2, levied on the nth day of February, 1875,
the several amounts set opposite the names of
the respective shareholders, as follows;
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-03
saturday, April 3, 2
locaI TntfIligenrr.
PERSONAL.

re. Holt, of White River, returned
..n, the East on Wednesday last.
Robert Small, partner Of James Lam
!, Of White River, returned on Tuesday
- from an extended visit through Mis-
souri,. $500.
q M. Converse. of Eberhardt, left for
,hs East on Monday last to make a pur-
chase Of horses.
John Cowger, from Duck Creek, has
been in town for a few days. He reports
sverything prosperous in that locality.
Norm Wines passed through this place
m Thursday last. en- route for Eureka.
lot Travis left here on Tuesday last for
the East. He may be registered at some
hotel in the Black Hills before returning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-03

BUILDING continues to go on here. says
the Nevada State Journal, and we antlcl-
pate very shortly to see Reno double
the size it now is. A beautiful climate,
a railroad centre, and the ~sociability OF
its residents make it a desirable place to
live in.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-03

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day Of
February, 1875, SO many shares of each parcel of
stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction, at the office OF the company NO. 4Us
California street, San francisco. on
Thursday, the 10Th day of April, 1875,
at the hour of IL O'Clock M, OF such day, to pay
DELINQUENT assessments thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
D.. F. VERDENAL, Secretary.
OFFICE Rooms 3 IA No.409 California street,
San Francisco, California. m2t-td
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-02-12
NOPARTNERsHIP notice.

The undersigned have this day formed copar
ners nip under the firm name Of HEAbD a BAG. N.
and viii continue at the shop formerly occupied By
I, kldridge 4 Co, 10 manufaetare Packing Boxes
y ouldins., &C., also all kinds Of saving. PLAINS
and matching done at short notice and N the -.
sale
GEO E. HEALD.
GEO. BACON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-02-12

DR.. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. -
Cough no morel How much joy there
is in every household to know that they
can at last procure remedy for any case
of coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs, that is certain to
cure. 1t is satisfaction to know that a
person is safe from the danger of these
diseases all you need do, is to 60 to
your druggist, II. H.& S. NJ. Davis, and
get bottle of Boschee's German Syrup;
two or three doses will relieve you at
once. If you doubt what We say in
print get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it, or regular size for 70 cents.
Also for sale by N. Moore, Chester. VT, Il, Cooley,
Charlestown, N H.. and f. W. Pierce, Chester Depot
VT, DILL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-02-12
o. f. WOODS
Cheshire Rallroan.
WIN ARRAN MEN

" A. II - "A ~ n n A " Il "a r n
Commencing Wednesday, Dec y. 1873.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Pals at g. 60 A,
NJ. ACC az 6-s5 A. NJ. snd MAIL 2.S6P , ecne
don, 10 So 5.4s. SIS A. M, and al p NJ for hitch
purs, Boston, Worcester. Lowell. Nashua or
intermediate stations. Arrive at Fitchburg a.
lzl2 /: NJ $50 and go A. NJ. and 5G5 p. NJ. Boston
<.Ss r NJ SIS. Hos NJ. and 10 ? Nj.
returning leaves Boston. at $50 A NJ, MAIL
lilo A. NJ, ACC. and $50, ? IS PM Fitch burE 81
20 A. a., and p A. NJ U.s. $40 2. NJ. Winehen
don $50, 81 A. NJ, and SIS. 6fa P. NJ. Keeng 81
Falls. Windsor. Rutland &c
Keene. n. H.,Dec- Il, 1874
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-02-12

Many have withstood the frowns of
the world, but its smiles and carresses
have often Rugged them to death.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-02-12
C.. E. HORSF0RD

Would call the attention Of the citizens Of Bel
lows Falls and vicinity, 70 one Of the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-02-12

JAS. r. WALKER of Springfield, read
an essay on " Draining of wet lands" in
which he asserts that there is no danger
OF making land too dry by under-drain-
ing; that much land in Vermont could
be drained with profit. Herecommends
tile draining for very wet lands where
stone are not plenty, and plank drains
for immediate use. Thinks there is a
vast difference between the poets idea Of
draining land. and the working mans :
that if the former would get down into
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-02-12
LOVELL'S
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

The Subscriber has just opened his Livery Stable
on Rockingham Street, and is now prepared 10 ae
commodate toe travelling public,
All hose wishing for teams will do well to call.
l.. I. LOWELL, 2D.
Bellows Falls. August 9Th, 1874, 81