The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-23
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The SIN all b Us will be slad another cir
cu' is coming.
L'is of weather with fair prospects, of
more this week.
Tramps and sn ak thieves are around.
X ep your front doors cked.
Hon Jo d Hatch. mayor of Burling-
ton. WAS in Town ON Saturday.
Ice 10 cheaper In the clties, this season
than 1t has been for IN ny Years.
The soap ran had another crowd on
Merchants row Saturday evening.
Dr. Mahurln, the great nail physician,
has quarters at the BAdwtll house.
We regret 10 learn Of The seii US illness
of the young sou OF Mr.. l.. Temple.
The failure of Charles G. Townsend,
furniture dealer on Ce lter street, is report
eli.
Commissioner Patch is crawling the hill
on SIroDgs avenue, just beyond tie town
hll.
Too many precautions can not be taken
to preserve Lelth during this oppressive
weather.
The peach crop is ripenlng and will ap.
| pear 10 our market soon. The crop Is said
to be large.
Blueberries are not an average crop
this season in this section, but red rasp-
berries are an immense yield.
Killington Lodge. No. 30, LOO F.,
meets this W nday) evening at s o'clock,
a Old Flows hall, Globe block.
The shipment of horses Fl ON Canada is
becoming quite hu-lness. Forty horses
were taken through Rutland last week.
| DR. G ldsmith has some seventy varieties
of fuchias TO which he has given great care
In cultivation. 1t IS probably the largest
collection of varieties in the county.
Weather prophets continue to predict
cool weather Just ahead Of this heated term.
Dog days is the next excitement. Prophets
say We are to have hot August.
G Id bcnnets are the la'est. They are
made of straw, which is then STEPPED in a
bath Of gold. The trimming consists of q
large velvet bow and cumming bird.
L. w. Reington has purchased the
Clark house, cornrr Grove and Cain streets,
ot J. G Dana of Boston, for SO $50 and
lot on The corner of the street tor 81 900.
Specisl mt ing of the S p. Ps. al 9:3O
sharp this eveLing, at Lodge No. A
full attendance is r. qlested, as communl.
chion from an sbseul Dr. taer Is to be read
Some slight changes 10 tho running Of
trains on the Rut and and Harlem exteu
sion divisions go into eject to-day. The
t BILE at the head Uf the ,hiId page will bt
,uud correct
The funeral of Mrs NJ p Flack will bt
attended fn IN the Congregational church
in West Rutland this Monday afternoon al
too O'clock, Rev. J X Williams concuct
ing the religious SERVICES.
phrheria has created fearful ravspes IL
te nor'h-ru towns Of Saratoga county
N Y. Thl, should be warning 10 take
great care of chiIdr at hi, g. a,on, &c
avoid tits d e4dful ecourge.
w. II j ckson. photographer of the
Hayd n geological survey. formerly an or
list IN Rltl,n |, has an interesting Litter 10
The Graphic last week describing the ruins
disc co III New NJ, xlco.
I4dian corn, from present siQns, will b.
the poorest crop in Vermont. The success
lion OF heavy rains and cool nights nee
July l, has gualy retarded lis growth and
fnimers say that it Is a fortnight hack
wald
Despite the c,pious ard abundant rains
that the county has been blessed with
lately, there is still room for more. The
'ound beneath The su fee ia 80 very dry
that after days warm sun the moisture /.
gone.
post mortem examination of Mrs. NJ
T. Flack, 10 a. certain the cause of hel
death, vas made by DR.. Goldsmith, assist
cd by other phytic ans. 1t was found t..
be as first pronounced by DR.. Goldsmith
water at the base of the brain.
Judge Marin g. Everts finds his expert
ment of importing migratory qnails sue
ces. They are often seen and heard in The
woodlands where they have been placed
aid are now raising large quantity OF
young birds. s, me If tho Mt SITS have
twelve and fourteen eggs.
Hayins 10 about half finished In thi.
vicin y. All hher crops are looking finel,
Except CORN. Polat 'es in particular
VII Oh In spte of tho potato bu 9. give
promise oil an immense vi Id. 1t re ort.
ed that ne gIasshopper IL destroying grow,
ing crops of b,aLs AID buck " heat.
The fremens tourram mt at Fort Ed
ward N Y, on the eth of July, is to bt
piaut affair, Prizes, $3.50, ss5, and
$40. II Ia underst Nd that none of the
futla np'nes " Il attend, because n,
arrangement an te made for reduced fail
with The Delaware aid Hudson Canal com.
pany.
The B andon cornet band have accepted
the Invitation IL dered them by Q state
centennial committee: to c present as the
state b dat b. ton during the com.
Ing cent nDial. The hand, ulder the In.
uction OF Prof. Z. e. Mayo, is improv.
Ing rapidly, and ranks among the fret In
the .taLa