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Ill besaDlcn.
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Gourt ,uirb beute fir oisien aermin fd
Dcrtdgsn.
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Dsiratbsjheine perabrei9t.
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Werbre9er. 5yreoeric @iniam
D Naniemono- County, 4 Sabr weaen
NroBen Diebfabls, wurbe eeitern in Del
4enitentiarD empfangen.
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ltrfunoen. IS ,purben 2S5 ur-
snnhen i'm Monat Mai in Der gbancerD
Gourt eingetra0en.
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MiAnono. Dnf 9fipcr u1o Gbeiapeats
w Gilenbabn Company.
Tabrplan Der 3Gse.

Dur6 Yaffaaiere.
800 q. % gerIdst @idmrnb 2ienaae. oonneriaa
une Sonnabcnn. 0srbinbet In QDeT
TgInt NIT BEN 1arnsfer s}%asana" fir al
more. anfunftin Baltimore ,n so. 1..
~perstabet NIT Batalinien til gDa5binatpn
gbilabtlpbia, SEEN gprf, Spfpn unb ali
ipsifl6en Yuntte. @srbinb t nit 3naer
FER &idn,pns urb Tetersturg uat Gtefa.
peafe anb Stip @iienbabnen.
OurG GraAt.
500 o. Sd. Nerli6t Ridrnpnb 0tenffaa, GouucrIfac
uno Snnnnhrnn. Wadt Utrbtnbunaen nj
2dmpffrn tn gDef gctHt fur Jlue. 2dubun.
Gen, Baltimore linD ale ireitl den y,nfte.
Wdat @erttneuneen In 5fidmpnb nit 81.
9et Der Ni1ntpnb uHo Odnpiqe, R hrnpnt
une PETERSBURG, une Gteiapeaie unb Sbis
Gtfenbabnen.
QDfa.l paffagtere.
800 q. 81. gerldst midmrab taslid (sSnnsass aus.
genrrtnen)
2pfal Gra9t.
700 Q. 80. gerldst gtt6mcnb Wnnfaa. Mitttuo d,
une grtitae. Wadt gerLtnbunaen ii
ggtf pOint nit BEN Dampf,r nSfs" fiji,
Que aanbunasn an ben yiattifsnt uni
Yahunfs 5linen.
Dmr@ paIfaeiere.
1000 o. 81. anfanft In SatdrpnS 9ienaue. oonmsr.
gen NIT 3usen Der Ridn,e nb unb Weters.
burg ane etsfopeaie uns Sbiu Giinbab
men Der Oarapfsr .v5arana" saldfi
galt'n,9rs srn pie IA 9isbt Ctr: Neon.
Wad Uerbinbuneen nit 3laen BON vbIa.
belpb a, yiefp yprf uRb mehltden pldben
unt tn G9tf ppint nit 3iSsn fir Ridnpnt
unb ten1 Siben.
Dur6 9radt.
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III Iisfert. Die Treiie Inb
Sir Sctels su 40 Gents psr 100 pfunb.
Gin psricnen bic pcn elmer tis flint lpmnen
nsbrter. 40 Ct. per f0O Wfunb, inc . 9ra1t.
Mu Jamilien unb Si7eer, You 5 bis 20
Vfant. 1 Geet PEI Tiunt, iatl. 5ra6t.
Mn GamiIien unb Sffieen, ron 20 bis so
plumb, ! Gents rsr Yiuur. incl. Hratt.
IN 9cmiIier uns SlFeen, SO uub mebr
Hfunb, ] Gent PR p.unb. incl. Jfadt.
Mn Builder. Gisbdneler uub Salons ] 81.
per Yfuub. incl. 6ladt.
Sd banf. fir Dos mir aets tepie1ene ;3u.
trauen unb bite mir IL dies fernsr 3u 1denten.
s. 6 g III 3.
los Ode trr l9t,n unb &ary ctr.
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Srppfe u. Co..

gDir MAIDEN auf uuiee 2a8er pom Ainber=
teibern aufmerifam. Dieieibsn lnb aus ben
feinifen @tcftn na@ Der neuefsn Msse ar
9sfsrtist. lnfsre Irbeit farm in bielem Qan-
be niht gebcten tptrbsn. Rtnberaus0attun-
gen unb Observation-Disclosures werben auf's
Bette bsforst. Infer Eager Ron Damsnun-
tertleibsr 1T ietr srob unb bic preife bebeutenb
eraiebriat. Wit bitten nm, eiitigen 3u(pru&.
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@olo ldlob selern 0tittay in Seem
Dorf nit 1861.
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Gbeiapeafe nnb Sbip Gi1enbabn.

. GvefaDeate uns Osfc @itnbabn,1
@anaster.D Dep rtemen
8idnpnp. 90, I. 9esiaber, 1876.
I'm ntlb nod Denn 8. 9saember, 1876
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Wid's
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msresn sspFanst sun elmer @ttaipn aeass In, amsr,sa,
Giete'
Bids HrisIiEs-3OO atbilbunssn. muir 2 Gents.
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lid.
BIDS HIumen. gsmdfe'Dartsn 50 Gsns; In III.
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Deutfd eebridt.
ssrsIFrs: Sautes Did, Ra&sRer. R.N
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TT bas pradtsolfe Werl feiner art In Der qDat. o.
entpd.t nabe an $40 Seten, 5unberte teiner NbbIbun,
cen. une fe&s QbrSmp. Iabeaus Ysn 1lumen, praHtYen
eaei1net unb eptprirt ron Natur. vwts so Gents in
gapter; $500 in ~siesanter atinipanb. IN Dtutf& unp
Gnslif& eebrasr.
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Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28

Following is the decision in the case:
 do not deem that I am called upon m deciding rhe pressrt question to offer any opinion upon the real merits of the issue That must be determined before a fur abIer tribunal al another tune and place The only question for me t1 determine in this connection is, has there been sufficient cause shown why he defendant should not be re- strained from doing the acts complain ed of in the complaint until the final determination of the suit? 1 think there ha, not. I am therefore of the opinion That ;hc defendant should be restrained. l, the more readily come tn this conclusion, from the fact that even if the final determination of the cause should be in favor of the de lend.nt, neither he nor any other per son can suffer injury by a few months delay in the performance of the acis in question While on the contrary, if tae plain.if should prevail in the final hearing of the cause, great, and lTrep- arable injury would have been done Co The public and the Vlrmtiifas direct ly interested il the public welfare. A large portion of the Terrjiorjal funds would have been ya!nly ~pent, merely to grt certain furniture and effects in the wrong place without any provision for remOying them back 10 the light one. and even if such provision were made he whole would be useless expenditure of public mcan-. Let the injunction or,.er. until the ti.aI deter imitation Oi thc suit issue
 '. ". CARPENTER,
 COur, Commissioner, First Judicial District, Pima county, Arizona.
 Tucson, April 2l, 1871.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
10 Miners and PrOspectors. d Complete California Built
 Quartz Mill, TOT Sl2OO Coin or its Equivalent.
CorsL.,inrnra

consisting ora
 v >,,amp Iron Battery with Iron Frame 5T' W n-rler Rock Breaker. r'..u hreler Amalcamating Pan. settler, pan bottom, manufactured --r Miners Foundry, san Francisco. r PuWer BigelOw. New Haven. Conn. a.."'al Engine and Boiler, Gearing --.....'srah.e .n Tucson. Florence and Pres. T -' iae above rates freight added s.s,. Undersigned has been appointed sole l.'..,-.-.. ..F Arlznna. and Is EoB prepared tg h.-. orders for these mills They have N...A successful operation in California s-a '.'a '.a and Mexico for many years and r-...- the thing for the miner or.proS Hi small means.
 ' '"fIher information address
 HENRY .SMURRAN, Na-,t a., Prescott, Arizona
 I' 23-tf
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
R. A. WTLBUR, EE. D.

CoRNER PLEASANT AND CONVENT SIS. IUCsoS AalLJSA. Viii resume the practice of hiS profession Thursday, July l. VIII give attention hy urrrer-nce 10 diseases of women and chiI- 1ren.
 once hours from s. m. To p. Ia. and
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
WILLIAM OSBORN,
ATTORNEy-AT-LAW,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONyEYANCEE, special assistance given in obtaining pa tents for Mining and Preemp.lon claims, and also tijlt Co land under the DearT. lad and Timber culture laws
 office south side Congress street, Tucson A~gBg.t
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28

Having purchased all the tools, impie- -en,'. merchandise. etc, pertaining lo 'la Matchmaking and Jewelrs depart -ea; oC Messrs. Davis & Nelson of Tue son, lam now MORE THAN EVER s-epared to do all kinds of work m my -Ae, and at reasonable prices, and war '--,al for one year.
 A lne assortment or Clocks, Watches i-- J~Telry always on hand for sale.
 --fonage respectfully solicited. september 90.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
DIR. T. hf. yANCSO,

SURGEON AND PHNsICIAE. TucsOn, Arl2fIu. Fresh Bovine Virus on hand; will
 Eaccinate for one dollar, Ofice on Meyers Street, opposite the Pal Palace Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
FARLEY 6 POMROY.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSoELoRs AT LAW. Tucson, Arizona. S1.ar.eS Public. office United States District Attorney. Otice on Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
ItIPTION:


 IT-IS twelve years old this Spring, @ rich blood bay, 20 fine black fipwiu. maue and rsIi with black paints, no white, stands fuiI IJ hands inches high, and weighs IIr pounds. be has a liue clean bouy head. large uu~fgi ~ 70 large Wintpipc, well cIt out nlIuud The iuraatlafch, 70 fine neck. short Inf.-ru Joints, plenty of bone and muscle, s- fine, strong, deep and slanting shoulder. short hack, big through hlS heart. strong lnin, heavy quarters, hig tuIIlgL uls sfi-lr. with plenty Of length under him. and IS pronounced by compe- trUt alrsrmgu tp be as well balanced . stock uo.~r a- ever stood Iu the Territory.
 PEDIGREE oFJ. B. GoLuDUsr:
 TIo was Slsed by l.. l.. DorSey's GoldduSt uf Kentucky. h- by Vermont Morgan or Wiley Horse; b:S dam 70 Chestnut mare by Durac- Duruc wg- b- Cock ui th. Rock, and ua by imported Diumrie. For further particulars see WuliIcri- Stud Book
 DISPOSITION:
 He Is as kind 90 horse a~ Ewes. can bs heuilrl Ir auybuGy. don't bite or kick, and I~ uo wHy vicious whatever; he K R v-r- ft~- walker, a fiur cheerful feeling mans hpr~- tlaf iIvr- c,tu ouJ-tyle him. iI- has luc. natural, ,.rapid troiting gHIt. sure fooled. quick aud active. Ills half brother isrHs GY.dda~t, trufted in 2:2l f.ur.ii- GI.i.tG-t. 70 uv- year old, trottrd fu ..-5- T4tt i~thr lliui of family of horses IU- tiultiusf- are. and many others too numerous tY mention
 ' e. HOOKER. Owner All care taken Go prevent accidents but u1 responsibility. EO changes fJr pasture. lIarcu5. -2-lf
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
DESCRIPTION:

He .s Ten wears old this spring. |. l5la hatadS high, weighs llJJ pounds, N a light JaupIe gray. He IS a fiuc stylr and proud. ua, 90 tiue silver c1ior-d flowing mane and tui., hf- T large round uoatrIi. w,de be- tween tle eyes. wei cut around the throat latch, with a strong, deep Slantiug shoul- der, 90 raGua and l-uethy body, round and smooth uuIi,. heavy qu;srirred, low heavy ~fIiie with plenty Dt bone and muscle, short between juIutS, i> ul very kInd dis position Uut Iu I" way vjcipu~. k ;t Etst walker, % fast ,rDtier, and bids laIr to out step any Or h.~ uHcvsi Dra. He can show .l -.30 gale any day.
 PEBIsttEG OF PEACUCR:
 Peacock wHS sired by l.. SRwycr'S Gray M-~~eGg.r hOrsr Union. Of San Mateo county, Gal Ills dam was young Dinah. Her sire was Montreal, % horse of French descent and had a record Of 2:3,. His grand dam was old Dlnah, imported from Ken lucky lu i>jS by S. M. stone, Esq and Is the dam Of many fine trOtters.
 UuIuu was sired by Gray Messenger .-,1-kuaIse Chief His dam was San Jose btm--I- she Was sired by X. l. EastOu ' Black Hawk horse David liiH. Her Dam IS H Ih1rDuGuhred mare and is the Dam or Bt~hUwHy, Richmond, BedUTegar,l and D.hrr well known race horses: her dam lz by Red B.Ii; He by MedOck and he by Gray Eagle.
 ~tDCkbIidgr Chief was sired by St. Louis Champion ~tDckbrIdgr Chief His Dam, tuc celebrated Gray Messenger mare Fan ny Dawson, well known uS remarkable ffIjfrr uu tH- Eastern turf. St. Louis Champion ~tuck hr,ig. Chief was sired by the world renowned Black Hawk, Ol Bridgeport. Addison Co.,, Nt.: hts dam was sired by Sir Charles, Sir Charles by old bUrprk, fIc sire of old American Eclipse. SIT Charles Dam Wj~ Plato, out OI old Messenger. hiS Grand Dam by old Brutus. sir ChurIr~ was raised by James Cox. ESq,, uf Long Island U. C. HOOKER, owner.
 Care taken to prevent accidents but no >uuu~ibiiIty, No charges for pasiurNge.
 March g. 22-tf
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
ADVERTISING RATES l:

twelve lines iE tnIs type, one sq.
 in. ,quare, twelve lines, one time.-.--S2 9 r.,b subsequent ;}5 s-,,sssfonal cards, per quarter........... 8 co
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
C R AIN I'll R E 5 II E k
 For Sale
FirstCIa>s
\ Flrst-Cla>S Grain Thresher and Separator, ., url Cylndar with a l2-hOrse pow or. afs iu liuIl der, IS for sale by
Austin & Dempsey,

X .iput-zIm.. below Florence. The raraiu- has only been used ohs wear is75-aul IS therefore as good as uaH. NUi hr sold cheap for GraiE, OF Cl-H. lDr information apply Co
 WI. DEMPSEY, MOntezuma,
 or FRED. T.. AUSTIN, Camp Lowell. tp.il -l. G-tt
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
THE CAPITAL CASE.

The Case of James Fl. TOOIe 'ys. John F. HOyIas Secretary Of Ter rITOry Of MessrS Far ley G POmrOy, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28

On the hearing, before Court Con- missioner Carpenter, of order to defen. dant to show cause why a temporary injunction should not issue, restraining him from removing the offices and pro perly connected with the Capital, from Tucson to Prescott, the following a.. gument was made on behalf of plain Tiff.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
THE OLD STAND.
J. M. BERGER,

WATCHNAKER AND JEwELER, .lgreSs Street, opposite l.. NJ. Jacobs &
 Co.'S store. Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
J HsYr

DODGE X SUTHERLAND proprIetors
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28

gsfr death notices. free. Obituary re- -,.ys In prose, 8 per square; Tn poetry, sEp@r line
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
IL. coos WELL,

DENTIST, %ESM. No. 23O hearny Street, EyyssE 7 san Francisco. California. N%LNlS 1--ly.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
.,,,Is. ARIZONA CITIZEN
srgLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SUBsCRIPTION RATES

srgrISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ,s, copy, one year, S5 ot ropv, six months oC .Bg.e numbers F
 ADVERTISING RATES:
 twelve lines lE tnIs type, one sq. ..1uare, twelve lines. one time.-...S2 9 r..b subsequent insertion....-...............l ?. s.,iassional cards, per quarter...-..-..... s OC pain death notices. free. Obituary re- -,.ss In prose, 8 per square; in poetry aap@r line
 s-.,ness advertisements at Reduced e... Office Northwest corner Main and aa.re-s streets.
 .-rUoRTzED AGENTS FOR TIE CITIZEN: N. Kelly, nevsdealer al Prescott, has ~pr CITIZEN for sale, and has authority to ,-,.,ve and receipt for money due us. -.p Fisher. 20 and 2l New Merchants r,,aange is our authorized Agent in san Francisco.
 James AbaEg una z. il''ll lA' pr. J. II. Piersou ,-....--.-----. Wlckenourg' JlIluE F.. I.evy..---.--. ------------l-Hs N'Uc-9'
 JOHN WASSON Proprietor.
 JIG. HANDY, M. D. ,,..soY ARI7 INA. CORNER OF CHURCH AND CONVENT.
 THEO. F. WHITE,
 CIVIL EN6ISEEE AND SURVIVOR. neputv Surveyor O. Mineral Lands. Tucson, Arizona. S'-u
 JAMES ABEGG,
 MAIN STREET, YUMA, ARIZONA News Depot. Book and Cigar Store, Con- fsctl0uer, and Fancy to0ds.
 HIN. ALEXANDER,
 Yr-ga. ARIZONA.
 ATTORNEY AT LAW. VIII practice in all Courts in this Territory
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28

CIVIL ENGISEEE AND SURVIVOR. Deputy Surveyor ol Mineral Lands, Tucson. Arizona. ,l-l
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28

Florence Livery and Sale Stable
 Main Street, Ference. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28

g-.iness advertisements at Reduced q sss. Office Northwest corner Main and ---~ess streets.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
p N AIEYANnFR.

YUMA, AhlLoNA-
 ATTORNEY AT LAW. VIII practice in all Courts in tlis Territory
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
JAMES ABEGG,

MAIN STREET, YUMA, ARIZONA. News Depot. Book and Cigar Store, Con f-ctlouery and Fancy Goods.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
IFcrsT-ArlvF DTscRr-ION

Is a power which lhey are bound to exercise themselves They have no more authority ta refer such 8 question
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28


 State of Indiana vs. Nutmaa, 6 Hull 33. Dartmouth College, vs. Wood ward. i, Whaton, G5. A corporation, can act only ln the way prescribed in the act Creating It. Beatty vs. Marine Ins. Co. , Johson, I09 Firemans Ins. C.. vs Ely. Cowan, 653, Hoosicl, vs. College of Physicians, ) Wendell, 5l1. McMastcrs vs. Red, l Grant 25
 Not only must the acts, which may be performed by corporation, be such as are authorized by the law of is creation, but they must be done by such officers. or agents, and III the precise manner prescribed by that
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-28
.-ruonIzED AGENTS FOR TEE CITIZEN:
CHANDY, Af. D.
THEO. WHITE,

IUCsoE, ANY -NA
 CORNER OF CHURCH AND CONVENT.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-10
MoRRISViLLE.

c. r. Page lost fine Jersey COW last
week. Disease unknown.
Hon. G. w. Hendee and wife started
for Washington last Tuesday.
III. Ii. Gilmore is painting his house, A.
o. Gates is building new yard fence
and Daniel Dingwall large horse barn.
Six persons were baptized in the river
last Sunday afternoon by Rev. j. Ii. Hale.
1t was most impressive baptizmal
service.
C. j. Patch has the best assortment of
carpets ever offered in Lamoille county.
including all wool tapestry, BRUSSELS,
cotton and wool hemps and oil cloth and
cheaper than ever.
The subject of Mr.. Booths sermon next
Sunday will be Fallen Man." or 1.-THE
expulsion of man from the Garden OF
Eden" 1t is one Of a serieswhich he is
to present to the public this Fall and
winter.
Rev. J. III. Hale came near meeting with
a serious accident recently in descending
the sand hill near Johnson. his horse
stumbled and threw Mr.. Hale forward
over the dashcr on the thills. The horse
began to run. and he told his wife, who
had the baby in her arms, to jump out,
but she did not, and, finally, Mr.. Hale
succeeded in getting on the horses back
some way and stopped him with nobody
seriously hurt.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-10

as we would write &c If the persons con-
eerned had been two drunken roughs. in
stead Of two Of the most influential men,
II we make any misstatements we hope TO
be corrected. On Sabbath last as William
Doane was standing in front of Riddles
tin shop, DIR. Woodland came across from
his house and. for some cause which we
have been unable 20 learn. hard words
were interchanged and few passes made
by the Dr., Mr.. Doane became quite en-
ragged and told his assailant to keep or or
he would smash his head, and at the same
time he used very vulgar aud singing
epithet. The row, however, seemed to
have subsidized and both parties went into
the shop and MIR. Doane took a seat ON
the counter. While he sat there the DIR.
came around near him and suddenly throt-
tied him. Bill did some energetic scratch
ing which left some marks on the Doe
tors face but before the row had proceed
ed far the parties were separated by
| friends, We will not comment on the in
cident, We would have withheld names
if it would have done any good, but
the parties must know that the affair
is public talk, already, in nearly every
town in the county. We let every one
draw their own moral, for man with any
brain or character, whatever, can draw
one without our aid. We apprehend that
if the scene was to be reenacted RUM
would make its appearance somewhere in
the introduction.-ED.
Since the above was written our cores
pOndent sends us some moralizatiops that
are too fOrcible to withhold, and though
the blame is attached to neither party in
particular the comments must commend
themselves to all sensible moral men and
to all parties concerned.
''Therc are 80 bright studious ambitious
boys in the Normal school. Scattered
about town are so more fully their equal
except that stress of circumstances keeps
them from the same school. There are &
few young and middle aged gentlcmen( ?
III this village, who, in quality of Ian
Suage, selection of topics for talk. meth
cd and measure of their pOliteness, or it,
reverse, as manifested to interiors, equals
or superiors; and, last but not least theil
choice Of places Of resort on Sunday after
moons and eveRiRgS, arc far more than
they suspect models, for quite Il per cent
ag of the 100 young gentlemen i'll this vi
cinity. While Legislatures convene il
Montpelier and other state capitals there
is Third House," which largely influ
ences legislation, and leaves its impress
for good or ill on the morals of the mem
bers. SO in this village there is a thirC
board of teachers. in whose tuition will
ingly or unconsciously are seven tenths o
the boys in town"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-10
WoLcoTT.

There is new shoemaker in town.
Give him call.
M. II. Gray has been new shingling the
Gates store, now occupied by Edison Pin
ney.
All the merchants in this village are
doing business on the pay down" sys
tenn.
This is about the right time of year to
lay in store of butternuts. Ozark was
the night, &C."
M. H. Gray has moved nom Pottervillc
into the tenement formerly occupied by
him in Fairman's Block.
Mr.. Charles Hutchins has raised this
year from one vine over two bushels of
grapes of excellent quality.
The Wolcott base ball club expect to
play the Worcester club Saturday, Oct
18th, weather permitting.
New goods and bottom prices at j. j..
Robbins. Great bargains in clothing
and prints for the next thirty days.
Raspberries are again in order. Mr..
Royal Peck picked about three quarts the
first day of October, and reports the
bushes loaded with green ones.
Quite number awaited themselves of
the low fare last week and paid visit to
Montreal. "Straws show which way the
wind blows" Why not put the passen-
ger tariff ON the 2. & O. r. r. so as to
make it perpetual excursion? "A MIN
BILE sixpence is better than a show shil-
ling"
Some twenty-five or thirty of the friends
and acquaintance of the Methodist Pas
tor on Town Hill, met at the residence of
Mrs. Carrigan, on Saturday evening last,
and after enioing q very pleasant and So
ciable time, returned to their respective
homes, leaving behind them, however,
many substantial tokens of friendship and
esteem, for the benefit of Rev Mr.. Kelley
and wife.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-10
STOWE.

Mrs. George Benson from Minnesota is
reported in town.
Messrs. Mower & Hopgood have lately
ceiled their store.
Elder Miles Grant nightly breaches
pure religion to crowded houses.
Our noon stages are among the things
that were. Presto change.
Miss Elva Slayton will spend year at
Grand Haven, Mich, attending school.
Mrs. Albert Luce lies very low with
consumption. No hopes of her recovery
are entertained.
The large engine which has done SER
vice in Bruce's mill and shops, at the
Forks is being removed to New York.
Harrison Smith had his hand badly
shattered by some instrument falling
upon the back of it, breaking the bones,
&c.
Efforts are being made to organize a
Singers association or something of that
nature. We hope a general interest will
be manifested
Our amiable host, Mr.. Holmes, of the
Summit house, with his family, moved
down on Saturday last, leaving Lewis
in charge thereof.
Whisperings iveimprovements,
removals of buildings and general re-
forms about the Mansfield house are in
circulation.
Mr.. John Rollins of the Forks, whom
every one delighted to call 'Uncle john
died on Friday last, funeral services at the
Branch, Sunday afternoon, Elder Bean
officiating.
Apples weighing IL ounces and meas
uring IA IL inches in circumference have
been seen at Mowers & Hopgood's. A25
pound Hubbard squash at S. p. Edger-
toms, aud mammoth pear at M. W.
OWENS,
Mrs. David Davis, aged SO, has, in three
weeks and five days, spun, doubled and
twisted the yarn for, and knit pairs Of
stockings, completing them for wear. II
would be well if we had more such grand
mothers to example our daughters.
A large eagle is on exhibition at Gran
dall's store, measuring IL feet from tip
to tip of wings. Said bird is ofthe Amer
lean specie and was caught on Kicker