The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-13
Weather Probabilities.
LOCAL MENTION.


Knights of Pythias, regular meeting
every Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
Ed. G. Wiley, of the firm of Williams &
Wiley, has charge of the Bates house bar.
Der shop.
Many of the lawyers from abroad who
have been in town attending U. 8. court,
left yesterday.
The Central tea company raised hand.
some sign in front of their store on Center
street, yesterday.
The loss to the Delaware and Hudson
canal company by the recent collision at
Fairhaven is only 81 800
Rev. Lewis Francis, of Green Point, N.
Y, formerly pastor of the Congregational
church in Castleton, was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. Louise Oliver sang, on Monday
night, before an audience composed of
Pittsfeld's (Mass.,) cultivated lovers OF
music.
The damp weather of the last few days
has greatly increased the prevailing horse
dstenper and several horses are danger
ously ill.,
The telegraph reports the death of the
actor, Otis Reed, at Keene, N. Ii. If we
are not mistaken his stage name was "W.
II. Otis"
VIM. Bowen, the small pox patient in
Factory Point, on whose account the mu-
steal convention was postponed died Sun
day night.
The streets were uncommonly dull yes
terday. People don't stand around on the
sidewalks and stare at the first snow storm
of the season.
A locomotive attached to freight train
ran off the track at Hydeville, Tuesday
morning, causing some delay. The trains,
however, arrived on time.
Vermont and Canada railroad stock is
selling in Boston at 25 Rutland railroad
preferred, 20; Ogdensburg and Lake
Champlain preferred, s0t.
What people should know-That if they
spoil a stamped envelope when addressing
it they can get the value in stamps by pre-
senting it at the postofflce.
The water commissioners will probably
complete laying the pipe through Eve
lyn street and place the dyilrant in depot
park, with which it is to connect, to-day.
The postofflce at Hortonville, in the town
of Hubbardton, has been discontinued on
account of some irregularities of the post
master, who, it Is rumored, has absconded.
A minister closed his long prayer, on
Sunday, with the desire that in the future
world his hearers might "bivouac on the
eternal heights" Some of them hoped for
an inside place.
The Bennington Ne1s says, "We hear
rumors amongst our shooting men of big
pigeon match at Factory Point, which was
intended for this week, but will be post
poned until they shoot the small pox. y
J.. T. Durkee. master mechanic of the
Pittsburgh and Montreal road, and for
merly of Rutland, and Fred Kegler Of Sa-
lem, master mechanic of the Rutland and
Washington railroad, were in town yester-
day.
The stubborn jury, on the sixth day, in
the suit of Benjamin Sellers, administra-
tor, va. the president and managers of the
Delaware and Hudson canal company, at
Albany, rendered verdict of $500 for the
Plaintiff.
One luxury that people don't deny them
selves to much greater extent than usual,
these hard times,is travel by drawing-room
cars. In proportion to the patronage of
common cars, which has fallen off some
what, the use of these carriages has notably
increased.
Rev. II. l.. Hastings, the evangelist who
has often supplied the pulpit of the Advent
church, and several times spoken in the
depot park, here, and who was with Moody
and Sankey in London, preached to about
5000 persons on the eastern portico OF the
capitol, at Washington, on Sunday.
The Detroit Free Press refers to All
King thusly
Troy sends Chinaman to state prison
for bigamy, when the poor fellow wal
only trying to get wife who wouldn't
kick the skin of his knees under the table
cooked rats.
Cushman, of the Bennington Neacs, gives
his readers the following advice Cider 81
per barrel excellent and plenty. Lay in
a supply, and also gather or buy garnet
floor full of butternuts, and when the long
winter evenings come it will be pleasant to
enjoy them, and at the same time remem-
Der the cider-wil make excellent vinegar
for next year.
The physicians say that the present fall
has been one of unusual good health. There
is a run of remittent and some typhoid
fever, though the latter disease is much
less prevalent than in former years. The
recent sudden changes have led to some
cases of illness, and good many humans
are afflicted much as the horses are, with
the prospect Of more trouble OF the same
sort yet.
1t isa pleasure to enter dentists Office
that doesn't look Us If all the people in the
world from Noah down had had teeth
pulled there, and where every nerve in
your body doesn't throb in protest to the
fearfully business.like aspect OF the place.
Such an one is the Office of Dr. 7. Mound,
In Mead and Nichols block, Center street.
You enter and are seated on a luxurious
sofa, and glancing around at the fresh
walls and handsome finish of the room, al
the handsome pictures and mirrors which
adorn the walls and the rich carpet under