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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY
ANNUAL STATEMENTS.

In presenting the following comparative state
rncnts OF the Delaware and Hu lson Canal Company
many OF the Presidents remarks omitted they
now ancient history. The main point OF interest is, what
has company done In the past and what are its future
prosIectsf
Itrst: II appears that the entire net earnings
OF 1876 after payment OF first charges, interest and
rentals $30s. 900, l54 per cent on Its capital
stock OF $4,000 O00 i9l $50 less than the paid
for dividend of per cent-supposable-ou OF the earn
ings OF the first six months.
Second: From other sources 1t is learned that
the coal tonnage OF the company for 1876 was
100000 tons up to the 22d OF August, 1876 the COM
bnation prices strictly adhered TO. which at
least 81 per ton higher than the average price Since As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

sumng that the tonnage for months and % days unde
the combination was in ratio TO the whole year. u wOud
have been about 100000 tons, for which combination
prices were realized. Hence IL follows that at present
prices this SUN would have been S2S0O0OO less tha IL
was from which, deductug tho S30s 020 profit reported
there would be remaining actual deficit oil s2ooooOo
This fairly represents the past Of the company as re-
ported and it's future prospects with coal even NJ u per
ton advance present prices Referring 10 the con
densed balance sheet the cash and cash assets are re-
ported Mt s2 against floating debt for interest,"
rentals December bills bills payable &C. oil pZ,eoo'ZZ
while one year since the cash and cash assets exceeded
the floating liabilities by 81 ,246,O00. It also will be OBJ
served that several items the debit side Of the balance
sheet are marked above the inventory OF 1873, TO W.T.
real estate boats and bargos and mining improvements
aggregatipg the sum OF sJ40000 while 1t 10 clear tna
with tho reduced tonnage OF about 1000 tons from
that OF 1875 to have maintained previous maerai 10
standard was sufficient to perform the reduced
work.
The report makes no mention Of sums received Hou
the issue ofAbauy and susquehanna and Rensselaer, anu
Saratoga Railroad bonds, or for what purpose inc pr
ceeds were used Neither is reference made 10 recent
loan said TO have made Mt the Bank OF commerce
and which the cashier OF the bank IN reply 10 lnquIc
concerning Il, said matter between Tue DdIh ahi
the company The following Is comparison OF th3
company's business for 1875 and 1876, AZ repOfud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
TUESDAY, Feb. 20-P. ".


The stock market to-day presented mixed
and unsettled condition The further decline IN western
Union from the opening price OF SO to 63% ana suo
seauent rally to 657s965s, was generally accepteu ny
tho smaller operators signal 10 get ready Tor one
more inward movement that sympathetically there
was an Improvement which extended through the whole
list caused more by the covering Of shorts, but never
theess aided by the personal presence OF leaGn3 pS
who expounded their ideas OF "a RISE to all wllhhg
listeners The total transactions in western Union socA
amounted TO CISCO shares, or one-tlird OF the
entire business OF the day Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph rose from 1919 to 2Os but closed at 1919
Tho second feature Of the market was the
desperate early buying OF Delaware and Hudson Caha
from 55I9 right up 57s, between which prices the
purchases and sales amounted to 5000 shares suDse
auently the price broke TO 552, rose to Doll again
dropped 10 SO H. and then sold at 54si6532 ana nnay
closed with rally to 81 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western was largely traded in at 67665 G66'sa6i0e6
G5a The reports of both Of these companies proved 10
be disappointment to the Spectators and are not likely
to be reassurng bona dc holders OF the companies
securilics or the general market, Central and
Hudson improved from 9G2l to 954d9Sls; Lake
Shore from 5Oas TO 5Ias05l4; Michigan Central
fron 43Io TO 44l4Gi4ls; st. Paul preferred IRON
46s Tt77s, and Rock Island from 9si4 to 93le,
all OF which was probably due To the IDEAS OF
relative TO the movements IN Western Union ana htIh
and Pacific Telegraph aud hence general CLOSING ny OF
short contracts 10 hclp matters aiog @ or INA ~ nf
per cent demanded for its use Inc common Solu az
39ia03u7s and the preferred at 495.0Jl OjO7-. But
Erie was weaker ~ re Ohio and Mississippi at
5lI and Hannibal ~. Joseph at lO4 lCl9 Tor
the common, and AZ ZJ"ZZ4 Tor the poeiIo. d . nr
to-day not held because OF the absence from ihG
city of several members OF inc boafh IacalC ti'',i
again made n start the pleasure trip 80 often adVef
tised but which has been postponed Tor reaSon' sot
stat d. and to-day, after having made eItaI = Oh "a
point pos, returned II 10 2j7s The following table
RAsGE OF rrE MARKET At THE STOCK EXCHANGE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

leased lines before given. Finay-rhe report NAV -.
be considered encouraging exposition, and proas
viii not reassure doubling and anxious stoek n, , ~
holders It proves than all THE TRIBUNE Ia. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
Oedchcr5.


4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHLRS'
~ AGENCY supplies Professors, Tutors, Govefnesacs ana
h. narrutS OF schools and sells school properties %
cjrculars apply TO Miss j. % Union square \ h
Miss Young has sey'td her connection t2ytais nm ne
Amr,ican Institute" In consequence o. the bank
nIptcy o. j. y. Schcnnerhmn d Co.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Unions square
& engagements made for Teachers No charge schools and
families ANNA RANDALL bii@lii" ~ 'u"t'''
GERMAN, French, Music or Drawing
" scholars IN the city and neigbcI&oo also posi-
tons resident teachers; good references Address -
40 Last lJth-,t
MODERN GRFEK.--A native of Greece OF
~ the highest respect tity Will give lessons - noih
pupils residence VIII funsu the nee ssil OUoN@
Address HELLENl>l. Box lut, P"rto'Hcc
MFRS. MITCHELL (diplomtc) supplies schools
NA and families reliable lte;ncn, lady teachers
Families going EurupD and country vii ma eoG'it'ht
teachers To accompany them. Mrs. MITCHELL can refer 10
lii. best flulhcs and schools Ncv.NOrk. TEACHERS
BUREAU. 81 West $jthrst; EoUrs j. III ).
DIANO TEACHER.-A young German piano
teacher vi,lc- exchange i"r tcId IN
noble American family. Address PIANO IEACAL!, ITD-
uUr Office
SCHOOLS and FAMILIES supplied with
- Teachers ovcrnesecs, &c; charge situations pro
cured. TEACHERS AGENCl, 1907 ChesiHuis'. Pnla-
dclpAia.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEY's AGENCY
Z for SCHOOLS ana TEACHERS supplies &c. oola ana
creasng demand good teachers hp early for autumn
vacancies. stamp Tor app icaiIJH iolin. .-
r. COrF~NGItfI PINCENFN,
Domestic Building BIoadw1y and lith.St, Ne".1ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

TIL, cable adNicCs were unimpOrtut. IN Loui'h CON
mis- auJ United states bonds were IucnanGc4 as To
t,rIr,s but Erie fell SIT and Illinois Central 10 90
R.r liver WA. quoted a 5G pence the ounce. Tie sum
OF s20 900 bullion today withdrawn from IA Blnk
,f ENGLAND French rc:rS IN paris closed al 1920.
The od market du ana the uo>t al the business
M las To- though sale or two were II lV1's On goa
leans c!rryIng rates 3l2 10 per cent Ice IcUut
tnn ON the kDg r;c' al foreign exchange 70 - - ana
~ SJI DID not create any business, and the haiLct con
u,, excessively dull, with bills accessible a. ~ So
and 81 -. Conun utal rates underwent niue
change Toe Np, II craranccs % domestic prour" Tor
the week amounted to S67O lGl The Assistant IctdS-
ur.r paid OUT 1000 IN coin interest, ana T33,V,"
i'm r,I,upii1 called bonds. The day bsucss at tie
Gold Clearing Departments ot the Bank OIL l' STATE OF
New York 90, cred: Gold cleared S2O,2GJ,OJo; S"9!
baanccs, $l.O15,J6G; currency Balances, TI,l"OIoI'
The gold quota ions were a. follows: -
10 1910 .lO5 % l 100 = < .'...loo'2
The do elMg IAtls % IOCls gNrllnEE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

S,rctGood Ordinary lis Mddlng l2'i.
For future good s2osgc, clOang how
ever sales yesterday after March, 1000 l2i 2+Ol
l2saa; 500. l2lgs april 500; 10 90 lT.sa lg
I37as; L5O0, 1874; July 1900 l5liss; 800 lays; August
i2J total s. 700 bales First eau todayJune, 100 1871
July 100 i3oss August 200 13I7ss November 800 zSssi
1874; July 100 l3'sg 800, l3yts August 800 ' toa
400 bales Third call-Msrch 100 1924; April 100 49,
Pile tot2, 500 bales. sales to-day up to ~; February
i2S. 100 i2sssa; 1000 ia 1900, l2aSsl BOO i29i.
1000 l2!Ssq; April ZOO IS 800, l3se 1900, 3 800
I3la2 4,SO0, 13ils l7Co, 49, LOO i3is 6O0, ~ l
May, 100 1881 LIS Q, l57g2; COO, l$l4 1900 2
1903 lsaa: 36o I3is: 100 i37g1: 530o 3 , 100 1876
1906 1871 Loo, 1874 zoo l5ss 800 I$5a June, 900
1908, 1875 900 i$ia,s 300 49, 1905 1889. 200 1915;
1909, 1$,sgs 2 1879; 100 l3i!gs; july 300 1872; l$c
100 I3oq2 200 l$'e ico lS.5as October 200 1914; Total
exchange 100 October for April &c paid to exchange 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

From the balance or profit here shown Is to DC &c
Quoted the losses on leased railroads, which IN 1879 were
S623 Co., and in 1876 $j554O5 In view Of smaller re-
ccp for the latter year and increased bonded debts OF
the leased lines on which interest must be paid 1t Is d
cult to understand how the loss OF 1910 was
less than IN 1875. The rentals PAID are IT,
nortcd 100000 less but there no less stock Id
1919 nm which dividends were due aud there more
bonds and consequently increased interest payment
Perhaps the ociassw explain. or must II DC looked
for i'm The CS found In the balance sheet au'dhces "
lea scd lines No., 9O0f At 81
Te following arc The comparative reports OF the bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

GONrPNMENT STOCK DlPAETNFNT-2 O'CLOCK.
{ g. 1881. Registered L : D. 1910 coupon 800.
Loco. ..........---...l l2s luUD.....'. .,-ll4I
900. ..... ...... he. III = ~. Coupon, 1881 $500
{ = IA Coupon. 1867 lOOOO. .---....--.....llO'e
lEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

Call loans, 2i2G32 discount, per cent ana upward
and The rates domestic exchange same IL tturiAy
Tho United states Treasurer ~ Washington received to-
day 500 900 National bank notes for redemption. The
customs receipts were S3h1OoO aud internal revenue
preiptE 100000. The following is the Clearing house
abatement today Currency exchanges, Sc33. S,2'3;
currency balances, $i,31OlJ0; scd exchanges, S'JOl
l7G; gold balances, S9oS,2O2.
Government bonds were quite active. Registered SKIES
OF 1881 were decidedly weak falling to ll2l-, coupon
scng nj 49, Coupon 1865 declined Ia 1923 aud
registered 1868 ll3l2. coupon fetching ll2o- TIC
nov GNrB wrrr eascr lOLl llOls and ClIcnCy sizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21


however were strong 100 IcnaeSscrS selling nj l2"
I'm tue civ bank stocks, Fourth National (G3 sold at
- Merchants Exchange lGl at o. and Con-
tinrItIl QOl at 10. In railroad bonds another large
busincss VAS done. New-JcrSey Central cOnsOis were
d ;LnGi Morris and EssrG consolidated 81, and Is Of
1871 al lOl lOD Delaware ana lludsOus of 81 selling
"a o. sis al 977 and T7s with nearly six months ac-
cIcd interest at g72 NOrtlN cStcn coupon gold con
soils uaIAcd up 10 9uli plain cosi7 selling at lOi
CHICAGO Burlington and Quincy IS advanced 10 llo ana
o, Island u yielded To los, Hannibal and 81. Joseph
copycrt ible falling 50. The Milwaukee and ST.
Paul Gs.s ~ Crosse division, were steady at 9S and
North Missouri iTsts strong 1T pax Lake Shore con
so, registered, were sold Mt lO6l9; Network
Central siNr. Of 1883 selling ut l01 do OF 1857 az
IOi Ia the Paclcs Union frat fell 81 iO3i but land
grInt~ advanced 10 1923, and sinking fnd to " ONO
and Ms~IsSppi cDnsJls were firm H ehl2. Toledo and
Wabash frbt3 sold at lOi and Lehigh and NkesDarre
consols ndOrsrd by Acwictsey Central fell To ~ l3
Geo r. gistarC offers for sale various Issues OF New
YORK city per cent bonds.
The gross earnings OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway for the second week in February We're:
1877 sol 900 1876. tGO,JHt Deer SbJoi
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specic
the port NcWIOrS 10 foreign ports for tue week
ending Feb. 20 ana since the beginning of the year:
1870. 1876. 1877.
For the Weck........ s5.l35Gl3 siG6LOOp s4.6IGlOl
Previously reported. 3n,7jS63j 32.0JO232 4Os493O1
Total since Janl. s35,s92 24s s3I5923l s45,5l9,46S
Price Of gOlC.......... ll4S las lOol2
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arr Grfam.
european advertisements.

VyCiTION AT TRTESTE.-Rev. Il. OCal-
a.han English Chaplain, NJ a. and silver ineGalst II
the University Ot Dublin, receives lew ~ As IIfIi
special attention paid hitting students for tho ulvcrs;es
fer u A ID T1AYER, [. 5. Consul
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Chicago, B and =
10


AltO ana ! u
100 bee. 5
Ren5 aud Saratoga
lOu. .......lJJ
Pitts. FtWJyny and
CilIc Guard
lO....bc. 94L.
100. so. 9JL
Chic and Alton
100. .bchJ. 96i'
laD. 500 81 .
lOt........ gJ%
Han audstJO
!uD....hC. lOL
ONO ant! Silss
5r....Dc. . =
40. ..-,. JS
c, c, CGgd
100 be. % .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
OFFICIAL REPORT or AYERTCiy NIyIYG BOARD
FEBRUARY 20, 1871

FIRsT BOARD-11 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
Insirntllon.
City.

City.
MISS MCDONALDS
NE CLASSES IN DRAWING AND WATER COLOHS
From Nature, 788 broadway. Room 81.
Tcrm $50 90 hour each in the studio pay
able advance reduction win be made for two or moro
PUPILS coming together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

Total since Janl s35s32 24S s3I59l,23 s45,5l946s
Price Oi gOC........" ll4B las lOo'2
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O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUSINESS, 3

I VUlU and NIFs TT
100 bCs3. 3
Albany and Sus
hl....hc. 70
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24

dietion upon the court, and as be
closed with ''amen" the Sheriff led
him IRON fine room.
The Supreme Court this after noon
sustained the exceptions IN tn cate OF
the State V. Rev. +. d. Hopkins, who
was indicted for forging the name OF {.
H. Greene TO an insurance cQc,l and
found guilty by a jury at St. Johns
bury in June last. The case is re-
manded to the County Court for a new
trial. The respondent was admitted
to bail in $780,.
Also the petition OF the town o.
Bennington TO avoid paying town
bonds in aid of railroad in which I.
W. Park was tn, principle dereuaut
was dismissed, thus beating the town
and fulley sustaining Par1.
f. b. Brown was arrested at West
minester today by Sheriff Phelps f..
rob5ing the mail ut Bellows Falls last
Saturday night.
| N. Stetson of TTartlanl recently lost
a horse valued at 5000, which was run
over by the cars.
The village engineers Of Lyndon
found % unsafe stove-pipes and 33
places where people keep ashes sn bar.
rels in or near their buildings. TEi>
affords hint for other towns.
The sons Of Vermont in the present
Congress. outside tho State delegation,
are, Senator Stephen ". Dorsey of
Arkansas, native of Benson II. NJ.
Pollard of Missouri, who served in
the war in the Eighth Vermont, Plym-
outh; Wr A. Field OF Massacusett.
Springfield; Lucicn B. Caswen OF
Wisconsin, Lwanton Jefferson p.
Kiddor OF Dakota, Braintrqe.
Rev George II. French of the JACK
son Congregational Church resi- .
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24

dollar and half business, we will be
very glad to receive the amount from
any one that ows us that. And, as
we are not proud, il you have not
got the change handy, we will take
wood, or produce of aay kind. But
as there several difficulties staring us
in the face, and as we have been to
quite an expense fitting up new
and larger office, we never shall need
it more than we do now. We shall
move into our new Office in q few days
and as we shall have lots of room and
more time, and if our ont side friends
will take little pains to send us in
items, we propose to get out the best
local paper in this part of the United
States. We shall put in all our time
and muscle, and see what we shall
see.
There will be a grand Thanksgiv-
ing ball at the Academy Hall, next
Friday evening. We have been to a
large expense in fitting up our new
office, and We shall hope to see all our
friends who ever dance there. No
pains will be spared to make this a
grand event. We have engaged the
services OF five good musicians, who
will give those who may go rare
treat in that direction. We shall also
hope to give our patrons as good a
supper as our ignohance i'll cooking
will allow. The hall will be fixed in ex-
cellent condition for dancing, the
floor going under a thorough prepera.
ton. All are invited. We shall let
you dance as long as you please.
Whole bill, including supper, 81 so.
And we hope you will all go
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24
I''' J'"s.
GUILDUALL

WANrED.--Somc good dry wood on
subscription.
Ex-Lieut. Governor Dale was in
town Monday.
Quite q number Of cases of chicken
pox are reported in this vicinity.
Miss Emma Ormsby ls just recover
from a severe run of the Canker-rash +.
Splendid weather. G FOOD time to
drop around and pay for your paper.
You had better finish banking up
your house, for this weather won't
last all winter.
We are panied to chronicle the i'll
ness of Mrs. Chas oakley of North
umberland.
We are pleased to know that j. w.
Webb, Esq, has nearly or quite re-
covered from his recent ailings.
We understand there is o cantem-
plated Turkey shoot to come off soon
in this town.
We ale glad to see II. +. Hubbard
about again. There seemed to be quite
Il g0nenesS about the store while he
was sick.
Fireman oakley of Northumberland
who has been suffering from a severe
attack of Typhoid Fever, we are glad
to learn, is slowly recovering.
The Methodist Society of this vii
lage have been holding Gospel meet.
ings during this week, with, we are
pleased to learn, encouraging results.
L. f. Moore has started up his saw
mill again, and intends to run all win.
ter. This will give employment to
about twenty-five hands.
Attention is called to the prospec-
tus Of the Boston Weekly Journal, in
another column. This is now, as it
always has been, the leading paper OF
New England.
Quite large party assembled at
the residence of Jonathan Poole's
last Tuesday evening, for the purpose
of surprising them little; hut as
near as we can learn, the surprise was
on the other hand. A good time is
said to have been enjoyed.
We have turned over a new leaf
We shan't wait for our correspondents
any longer. We ARE GOING TO PRINT
THIS PAPER, AND PRINT IT HERE, AMI
ON TIME. So we shall not wait any
after Wednesday night for ANYTHING
Ne shall print GOOD one, and We
must have your news early.
Some forty invited people gathered
at the residence of Mr.. Chas. Stevens
in Maidstone, last Tuesday evening
for a general good time and a family
sitss down. But Webb's band being il
attendance, they would not stay dow
worth cent. We done know how i
is, but when Charlie gets out that fid
die, people won't keep still; 50 they
enjoyed few hours of harmless ex
crcise, Then they were invited b,
mine host to partake of a good Oyste
upper. They all went home feeling
that they should be glad to come az
ain at any future time.
Some men do SO large bushes
that a dollar and half seems small
TO them. But as our business is
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24

FALSE IMPREssIoNs.-It is general
" supposed by ceitain class ofciti-
zens. who arc not practical or eNp,ri-
enced, that Dyspepsia can not invEJ'-
ably be cured, hut We are pleased 10
say that GrEEN's AUCUaT FLOWER has
never, TO cur knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint in all
lis forms, such as Soar Stomach, COsj-I
iveness, Sick Headaches palpilalion
of The Heart, low spirits, &c, DC.
Out Of 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not a single failure WAS rcroted,
but thousands of mp,imentary let
tiers received from Druggists Of won
dcrful cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. sample hotties 10
cents. Regular size 40 cents. For
sale by z. j. Nayes, Lancaster; a.
X. Towne, Gorham; o. 5. Blood,
Whitefeld; True Loycrin, Colebrook.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24
Sril5all 3r,ine,, Bira'tprp-

GENERAL. NERO ANDIsE.-Frank Hall,
a. do II. Z. Hubbard.
ESsFX OUsE.-Wm. II. Hartshoth.
IIToRNEY,--C. 4. BeNton.
p YSICAS.---Dr. \. 5. Boyce.
LUMBER MANF'ER,-L. I. Moore.
GRIST MILL. 7. Moore.
LIVERY STA BLE,-Charles Z. = artshorn.
CARPENTERs,-wm. ID. Roseb rocks, VIM
G. wsshburn, Hubbard w Hard, Joseph
Ormsbv.
PoST.oFFICE.-Wm. IA art-hSrn
SHOE MAKER,--C. W .Jov.
WOOD 4 LUMBER SURVEYORS. r. Fol
UHEELwRIG Ts,--.B. p. Cobb, PoOio &
Moore.
RLACkSMIT Jonathan Poole.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24

AUGUST FLowER.- The most ms
cradle beings in the world ale those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. More than sevcnty-fvc
per cent. of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects; such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costireness, Palpilaton Of the
Heart, heartburn, Watcr.brash,
gnawng and burning pains at the pit
of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and dfsagrecahle taste in the
mouth, coming up Of food after eating
low spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist.
p. j. NoAcs, Lancaster; A. K.
Towne, Gorhan; O. $. Blood, White
field; True I.oyerin. CoIebrook, and
get - cent bottle Of August Flow Ell
or n sample bottle for 10 cents. Try
it. Two doses will relieve you.
2l-1v
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24


The Dunns are tearing down, and
moving of the house on the Buzzell
farm.
W. c. Drew, now Of st. Johsbury
and formerly of West Concord, has
been III here buying some poultry,
paying in merchandise He paid from
seven to eight cents per pound, live
weight. 1t ought'nt cost people much
for a Thanksgiving dinner at sucl
price for their chickens. 9.
A German foot peddler called at A.
r. Boyce's on the Sth inst, ard got
lodgings tor the night; and before
leaving, stole two dollars out Of a
wallet that was LAID up in a cup board
in his kitchen, leaving about forty
cents in change in the wallet. On
some investigation he proves to be
peddling for Chas. Soloman Of Grove
ton, N. II. 1t proves, also, that he
stole goods TO some extent fir m r.
Soloman of West Burke. He repre-
seutcd to be a brother OF the Solo
mans, which was false. r. Soloman
has sent man in persuit of the thief
saying they are not going to have
Gcrmen come over here aud steal If
they can help it. He was young
man and mad not long been in this
country.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-11-24
Tie ob'e of the reduction

The Object Of the publishers in making this
great rVuut ton in price iran lOrulcl rates Is
to place IdE nos tON WEEKLY .JOUkNAL
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