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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-10

Third night OF the week OF prayer
tonight.
Farmers say the snow and cold
hsvs not hurt the wheat.
When 10 the council going to Gre.
ate the office OF city iecorder2
The usual number Of tramps rang
suburban door bells yesterday.
Marshal Morton will probably
reach for the Migrants again shortly.
Doctor Browne, the celebrated
Rabbi, lectures tonight at the Syna-
gogue.
MIR. Asa Libby now conducts the
fremont hotel, which has changed
hands.
"A voice 10 the wilderness, crying,
give Us q fee bridge" may yet be liz.
tened for,
Tho Mayors Court pulverIsed two
offenders yesterday who were required
TO ansncisr.
--Aasst-elass woodward. " hiQh would
furnish w@ed ss reasonable rates, Is
wanted badly, 2'i III .N
Cotton conea In In very small
quantities Bad roads and cold weather
II what Is the matter.
"A large number of mcp ous Of
work are standing around the street
corners, q Ia .Kicasteg.
Geo. Cockcrin wsa lried IN the !
County Court yesterday aud lined SlOO
for an aggravated assault.
The eiiices Of the Water Works have
been established UP stains over the
State Savings Bank, on Main street.
~-Wanted, Mayor who Will make
good streets aud psvements and sew.
erage bis ambition for the next year.
strange to say, there was no run.
away yesterday. Will somebody please
leave q wild pair Of mules hitched TO
soa wagon this morning?
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old NJ ana HtH wiie'. Tronhie.

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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Financial,
new ORLEANS, January Q --Market auie,
anu very Ut le ding. uold lV6} ,Qll Uo}s. New
York sight ~. discount. STERLING, bank
3 tS1e
Nkw YORK, January 3. -Money dull, offer.
Ell at ) per cent. 9oid losh., Governments
InsrtCcj; now Is II,
Commercial. IA
NEW oaiEAN', January o. Cotton dull
eales g35 bales; good idiuary, ua.Gl2e;
low n iddlipg, RGi21ic; midd.ing, lssdtlsc:
good midd Ing, lttsWla5s'; middlng fair, A3s
S Sn% ioi 4 ., Isn.,ry e-cet,en n,m. sale,
lSvS Gales VI lSIdRi. %, Consolidated I neI
receipts t4,sT bales; experts to Great Britain
" wv France ll.2I5i Continent 1888; Channel
ilaJ biles, ...'l'
.CJttpn-, net receipts 4p9O bales; gross 500
Futures closed firmer; saies fivJ pu es; Jam
uary ~ ll'S2V aye; FEBRUARY Is l;-S.c; Murch
u @s-jSej Apply Is 3 .6sc; May IL v3l9llSgkc;
June IA ola 9a2c; July iS9SIsl4 l8-S9c: IA,
Ens. V40Ili 10 V!ei septen. Der lic, October
sT, Lorts, January 9. = Flour i,rin and IN.
chAnxAd, Wheat, red inll u o.; No. ) u ~
CJih m mex we. oats tlrtn al Doc. Barley
steady and unenangtd. Rye inactive Wits
az - asked, Lard inactive at Ike. BulK
meats weak; shoulder, 90 asked; clear rib
sidev %,gfSisc; clear sid,f, We ASKED. Baool,
dn | ut I.6, SiglDe Tor shoulders clear rlb
and clear 1Jes, Picked halus i4u. Aycrppe
packing hogs W gu.
N Cstsic.
:, ST. Lorts, January p.-caitle quie. and m.
changed. 'EIrNT ('TT I'LL
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Fine Arts.

Mr.. Downing Ia doing some very
artistic work In photographing--in
Keeping with his reputation and re-.
Communication brought with him, both
from Missouri aud Texas. He employs
the best artists, and allows none but
the best pictures to leave his studio.
His place is No. All Main street, or
posite the LeGrand Hotel. We cordial.
ly recommend our friends to giva him
their work. . II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEG r.
MALI AND FHMALD.

rms college begins Its spring term, under
s.'i, more favorable auspices, with faculty
VI thorough and experienced teachers, Mon.
way, january ~, 1877. Every facility afforded
S Svuns inuies and gentlemen fora qulring n
.,1S ana refined education. Dipio.
.nas awarded 10 those who have mastered
s sne prescribed course OF study. Music taught
NY skllIinl and distinguished gentleman.
aus pfimafy department, under the
parental control Of ~ experienced teacher
WI DC the best place parents oan and for
!. .nersmali chifdrcn. Tuition nom 50 10 to
" Der month, payable monthly In advance
JOHN r. ALLEN, President
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Dallas Turnyereiu,

The following officers were elected
Monday night for the ensuiog session;
President, l.. +. Dohny; Wee Presi.
dent, Frank Hamm; tirst Treasurer,
a. ". Bohuy; Second Treasurer, 4.
Schsppert; Tournevart, Fritz Foster;
Librarian, Chas. Bohny; Trustees, J.
Rick, J. b Schmidt, Chas. Kahn.
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- Mr., l.. NJ. Elliott, o, Indianapolis,


Indiana, Is hitting ny the corner Of
Main and P0ydrus for restaurant
--Seperato the duties Of recorder
from those u n mayor tnd provide for
o city recorder, Then things will work
smoother.
The ex.I.ouisinninns here were In
tensely interested yesterday In the
news OF the Nichols movement In
Louisiana.
The iron for the Commerce. and
Ervay street railway Is arriving and
work on II will DO puabod on rapidly
To completion.
--AIessIs. II. =. ErvSy and II. Owen
have consolidated their livery stables,
and now occupy the old stand OF Mr..
Burris, on Commerce street.
Let Dallas mako milling a Hpecial-
ty aud her tlOlIrs famous, just as other
oities have concentrated all Of their
capital and energy on one msnufao-
ture, and the result will be wealth.
"A Home for strangers and immi-
grants, where, when they are sick or
10 distress, they might find food and
shelter on arriving, would be noble
charity for Dallas to found.
--THE HERALD IL under obligations
Ia Charles Meistcrhan, Esq, for an
invitation tn "wurst supper" to he
NJ, en- the tho Brewery Pavilion OH
the l}th Instant. There will 10 music
and dancing and free supper.
No more sending .ooDsnmptives
South This I.ow principle, Dr. }. III.
MCLean's cough aud lung healing
g,obules, cure all eases Of consump.
tiDn asthma and throat diseases. Dr.
J IT, Nci.qaB, 8l4 Chestnut street, st.
Louis. Trial boxes 70 cents, by mall.
The ladies ard gentlemen to whom
tickets 10 the cksrity.bsll were intIust-
ed, are requested TO make their return
Of sales and cash aud the unsold tick.
eta, TO Mr. w. G, Connor ofthe firm Of
CnnnOr ~ Walker,
Some Of theyOung people got NJ 3
very pl, asnnt title lmpromptu dance
on Monday night, at The Commercial
hotel sir. Graft the proprietor never
misses an opportunity ot letting young
folks enjoy themselves H. Regular old
Virginia style.
-- Dallas can and must have the ma.
chine shops VI the Dallas aud Wichita
railwnN, hut she must to quick about
| II or Denton will secure them, Con-
tractor Henderson X not the m6n 10
bs procrastlnated with. Let property
holders govern themselves according.
~.
The wedding Cnrds announcing the
approaching marriage OF Mr. h. II.
Fuat, of this city, 10 Mrs. Annie l..
Francis, widow OF the late John A.
Francis, Esq of LSwro"ce, Texas, are
out. The ceremony VIII take place Oh
Thursday evening, January IL, lSIISt
the Presbyterian church In Lawrence,
at ) u'clock y, IN The reception of
Mr.. and Mrs. II, II Foat takes place at
| IN cir rpsidanra In hint tn(yu a O nipinpk
the same evening
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lhs seldwin Irwin Combinn,isn.

The company closed a nine nights
engagement last night, in play writ
ten especially for Mr.. Ralnforth, and
having for its principal character a
Dutehman. The piece has little or no
merit Ms II contribution to the dramat-
10 literature of the day. An amusing
farce, Turning Him Out" was the
source Of more entertainment than the
PLAY. The troupe return to give Il
charity benefit next week.
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The NoNn rnctarx.

To the Editor Of The Herald;
Neighbors are circulating a petition
to present to the City Council TO pre-.
vent me putting up my soap factory In
the city Of Dallas. l will say TO you
that propose 10 anufacture soap out
OF clean material, that will not be of
iensive TO any one, and that | will not
create anything to their Injury.
yours, etc,
H. o. CDiIINH
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Annual 9feasii,o

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Exchange Bank will be-
held at tho office of said bank at .
o'clock P M, on Tuesday, the goth day
OF January, 1877, Tor the purpose Of
eIectinG officers for the ensuing year
and the Transaction of any other bust.
ness that should properly come before
said meeting, O. N swIyx
M Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, Dec. 80, 1876. decgl. Inn
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!yO Gp.AyNsPAuen, Cashier.
NNlice. 10 tho Ln,ilra

.Mra Bath wishes respectfully to no.
tity herold and new customers ana ind
triends in general, that she has roaun.
oil her dress.making business In tho
Howe Machine otfoc, eoS Main street
where aheapnoss as we'll as elegance IL
an objaet. Ladies would do wall to call
(, deel2.lm. ,TT'reT'T'" 'A''"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-10

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ex-Governor
lsham G.. Harris was elected United
States Senator ON The first ballot Ia
both Houses Of Legislature for long
term, to succeed Hon. w. Cooper,
whose term expires the Fourth Of
March, 1877.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-10

That you do nor know what to present
TO your friend or sweetheart for a
Christmas gift, but 20 to j. NJ. Dram,
2OT Main street, and buy for the puI-
pose fine gold watch and chain, y
sparkling diamond, n ehoiee lockel
and necklace. Il, ..H...
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Indications for the Calf States--fGll-
Ing barometer with rising tempera-
ture and increasing olouiiness and
rain, gradually extending eastward.
The cautionary signals continue along
the North Carniina coast
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-10

Be sure aud see those beautiful oases
OF sterling silver goods, choice presents
for your wife, sister or mother-in. law,
at J. NJ. Grams, 60 Main streety--tf
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The Herald Diuiery.

send your books to DO bound and
your paper to DO ruled TO Tue HERALD
tindery. A inst clsss workman and
the beet OF bindcries.
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Look Here

Remember that pipes are sold In re-
tail at Wholesale prices at Theodore
Reinecke's, 800 Main street; also du
plicate of his well known stock OF
cigars one door east Of Thompson's
Theatre.
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s,ockhoidess' ssee,inr.

- ~NA%hN AEAas, becehber 2I 1875.
There will DO q meeting of the stock
ho!defa OF the First National Bauk of
Dallas Texas, at its banking house In
this city, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
January le1T, for the purpose Of elect,
ing a Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year. stiJygl % lSi'i Naul d. ...u't"dIS
de2SlIyD n. p. AItNsp1 rrsf,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
strnyPSl.

One BAY mare Pony, . years old, IA
hands high, branded p. S. on right
shoulder, A suitable reward will be
paid for delivery Of same to the under.
signed at tho Freight Depot, Il. i I. c.
R'y, GEO W o,ryrs
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Tonight and every night this week
at the Tabernacle, NJ. u. church, com.
mencing at 1850. Dr. Brush il assist
Ing and special interest manifest. All
com Portable seRts free.
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lSlnhaMernale liMlI.

Don't fail to get your costume ready
for the grand masquerade ball, which
VIII he held NJ San JHeinto park, Sum
day, January Il, 1877, oommenc.
Ing at y =. m, No improper
characters admitted. lw
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a CART.

Owing to the removal of Mr.. J. S.
Jackron, some Of the public are under
the impression that am moving also.
l herewith state that l shall remain at
my old stand, 70i Elm street and " ish
all my old patrons and the public ia
general to call on
HERMAN LANCE,
Wnlah mnlIAr a md lnAunlL,r lnI hIni II rnaf
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"Ecuriii.''

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia n. Hoskins y
Howe ll's drug otore. I'D.
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.rh. commissioners, Cour,

OF Dallas county will meet on Mon
day, January 10th, to complete the
purchase Of u poor farm and TO attend
t. such other business as may come
upon II. BY order Of
e. n. WESp. County Judge.
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Pound

A pocket book containing money
and valuable psptra. The owner Dan
have the same by proving property,
and paying for this notice.
J.J. PARKER,
soy sue.
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Solitaire and cluster ear rings, plus,
rings, and u general assortment of fine
diamond goods, just received by J.
Krepny n Son, ola Main street. #
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Colonel and Miss Noble, Of Marshall,
accompanied by Miss pnrks, Of Phila-
delph!a, were at the Le0ra d Hotel
yesterday.
General \, I, Hawthorne, Of Mars.
hall, Is In the city.
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NOTICE..

Those who are afraid to sign their
names to their letters directed to nue.
had as well not write them.
WE. MORTON, City Marshal.
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uh,n Mi,.r rrnhrn NYHr.

CARo, H., January 0.--The Ohio
river froIe over here last night. The
transfer steamers have broken out o
passage so ~ to make regular trips.
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Ready-made dresses - 81 20 $40 each;
Cloaks "a to $40; Hats to match suits,
at A. A. Pearsons, 500 Main slreet.-tf
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4 ,israA isFNi ieiacsp .wtOl e
] ,fesssg saga ~ 4 VsNaBsa - ID
] g'a "a acgga srs NpN,H
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DIED,

FAf.-in Denton, on ths ilh Instant Nrs
5aLLiE r. FAY, tue SUtn ye,r OF her nre
uaukhtsr o. Calvin and VIrg mia Ann
day ne % Dallas county. Gun
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Christmas Presents

wnat more appropriate for Father Son and Brother
days Of Returning Boards " ~
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Clark, Bryan e. Bros

counted out. Our line of CARpETn e,,,r"n.s ,r.rv
n ; ana description ut prices recommend.
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Clark, Bryan & Bros

,, r "a. me factories with cash in hand, Our
stock Of CLOTHING. BOOTS and SHOES and =. sTs
Ga" NOT be "ndersold i'm the Southwest. As
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DOn't be Complaining

Matchmaker and Iewalor, ia Elui street.,
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Clark, Bryan & Bros
Holiday Presents

In This line what the people want these hard times
than at wv nv
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New Years Presents

ony anu country merchants are invited 70 examine
~,n NJ " AoAEsAhE DEPARTMENT. Remember the
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-01
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. George Hooper has been very
sick but is now improving.
Colonel Sawyer and lady have been
stopping at the hotel for the past few
days.
There was quite number went from
this place to Johnson last Friday even
ing, to hear the sweet and thrilling mu-
sic of the bells.
Miss Maggie Walker is at home on
a short visit, accompanied by friend.
They will ruralize and rusticate for a
few days in this vicinity,
l.. S. Griswold's oldest girl fell from
q load of hay short time ago, strik-
ing upon her back, it was sometime
before she could stand, and she has
not yet entirely recovered.
Mr.. O. Kelley's new peddle cart is
just finished and Mrs. A. Robbins has
filled it up with dry goods and Yam
kee notions which he intends soon to
dispense through the surrounding coun-
try.
Edwin Gallup has recovered the
possession of his child, but his wife
does not appear to be inclined to re-
turn. He is moving his goods into
the building formerly occupied as g
tin shop.
Last Friday afternoon, James Park.
er's little boy met with quite severe
accident. He was playing ball will
several other children, and in attempt
ing to climb fence after the ball The
bottom Of his pants caught on one O
the pickets and he fell, striking upor
his elbow, severly injuring the joint
and fracturing the bone abovet the elbow
of his left arm. DR.. Belden is attend
ing him.
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EDEN MILLS.

Raspberries are plenty at 5 cents
quart.
Sid Newcomb went on another trip
for G. S. Page yesterday morning.
Jonas T. Stevens has been running
his mill night and day the past week.
We hear it mmored that 'Ben" and
"Areh'' have had . misunderstanding.
Hope not.
Some II or 10 of our noble soldier
boys will attend the Soldier Reunion
at Bennington.
There is a large amount of hay to
cut in town yet. Hay is selling at ten
dollars per ton.
Bailey w. Fuller and John Adams,
have gone to Franklin County to buy
car load of cattle, and one of sheep.
Norman S. Adams starts to-mor-
row morning for the West to visit his
friends and look over the country with
that sharp discerning eye of his.
The top of Belyidere mountain in
the town of Eden is becoming one of
the attractions to the tourist. There
is comfortable carriage road to with
in mile of the summit, the view is
considered by some finer than that
taken at old Mansfield. Bellows Falls
Times.
Washburn Smith sued Lime Wood
worth on an old debt and got Judge
men for $500. Woodwork then sued
Smith, who with his lawyer and wit.
nesses came down to the vile on Mon.
day "ready for the fight" No Wood.
worth appeared, however, and as The
individual who had been recognized
for the cost was not very good finan
cially, Smith had to foot the bills of his
party, and mournfully take his journey
homeward meditating on the uncer
tainties Of life.
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MORRlSVlLLE.

Il. Elmore is building a front fence.
Mrs. Paul preached in Shaw grove
last Sunday.
Mr.. Hardy preached to the children
last Sabbath.
Friday afternoon Modocs against the
Hyde Park nine.
Z. b. Merriam has sold his Morgan
mare to Smith, the insurance agent.
Price $3.50.
In the absence of Mr.. Hale f. c.
Crane occupied the Methodist pulpit
last Sunday.
The ladies union prayer meeting
will be held with Mrs. d. j. Stafford
Friday afternoon.
Miss Nellie NJ. Slayton has con-
cluded her first term as preceptress of
the Warren Academy.
Mr.. Herrick is painting, DR.. Hol-
book is grading, and Rutherford is
making new veranda steps.
DR.. W. NJ. Tenney, late graduate
at Burlington has accepted the posi-
ton as assistant practitioner with DR..
Holten of Brattleboro.
Rev. /. P. Booth has been allotted
vacation through the month of Aug.
Rev. j. II. Hale is also enjoying va
cation at the present time.
Mr.. Moses Mason died last Satur-
day morning from internal injuries
and broken limb, caused by a fall
on the ice last winter. His remains
were taken to Craftsbury for inter-
ment. He was eighty two years old.
DR.. G. A. Jackman and wife, who
have been spending the past year in
Philadelphia and vicinity, have re-
turned home, The DR.. has been I'M
der medical treatment most of the
time, but at present his health is very
good.
Last Thursday evening the Arcadi-
ans amused the people Of this place
with one Of their excellent musical
entertainments. On Friday evening
the Witherell Bros. gave a show UNI
der canvass, presenting to the public
the well known Johnnie Prindle. "Ovel
! the hills to the poor house," song
! sung by him in character was vel
worth the price of admission.
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LOCALS.
hand and Ogdensburg Railroad
Time Table.
eonmencing July so, 1877.
MANS MOVING EtsT-


I4-y-s -Uauinn T3l 4. NJ, CaHhfilsr
~. johnson Gas HYDE pAEK iU.H0. Nor
y. 5lU-. MuIroI 1894, HaulWirk Jess, ..
- In o.. Greensboro lu-aA arrives I'd
Z !, tn.lmry la.Ou NJ, lpavcs l2.laP. ~, and ur.
ID Portland ai go 2. NJ, Boston $50 p. NJ.
Irrss-Lcaycs SWanion 500 T.. ~, Cam.
=. Junr. $40, John sou Ssh, HIDE PARK
4 wgrr.yiIlc $50, Wolcou Cos, HaulWick
1 4 HarlWick, 6-52, Greensboro 6-a, St
r-bury, 80.
mann Leaves swantnn $50 A. NJ, Cam.
rJmr. ll.l1, johnson, l2.37 T.. ~, lin on
IA ESQ. Morri-yillc los, WolcOtt las, Hard.
1 all. T.. Haulwick 2.Si, Greensboro 24s,
4 IrHusbury, arrives AS, leaves 5l5.
|hrK-Lraves Swanton 200 4. NJ, Cambri,lgc
II "a, johnson 5.0i, HYDE PARK 5.a1, Nor.
M $50, Wulcut AIS, Hardwick G.la, T..
wick Glg}, Greensboro GA, -, J0hnsbury,
4 rfs SEQ, leaves SIS Pm.
hIgITT Swanton 2.aO +. NJ, Can.
"a june ai9, johnson ISL, HIDE PARk
4 Marrisyille G.gi, WolcOtt G.jj, HariWick
4 T. HarlWick ass, Greensboro IA, 1t
Hsbury 9.5j.
TRAINS MOVING WEST.
h.-Icavcs 81. Johnsbury $40, Greensboro
Z. Hardwick 6.32, ilardwick 60, Wolcoti
i MOrrisyille 7.l0, HYDE PARK 40, johnson
IA Cambridge June. $50, Swanton 1000 2. NJ
'RESS.-St. JOhnsbury 900 A. NJ, Greensboro
3, +. IImdwick 1890, IIar,lwick loss, VOL
1 iO5i MuITisville ll.0S, HYDE PARK Ills
nson ll.sS, Cambridge june. Has, SwantoT
ir.N.
1GHT.-Leavcs St JOhnsbury 1880 A. ",
lensbOru l2.47 L. NJ, Il. Har,lwick l.Ol, Hard
u liz, Wolcott l.O, MOrrisville 2.23, HYDI
lK, asa, johnson 2.53, Cambridge june. 3.2s
hntOn $50.
pes not run Mondays and Tuesdays.
ms Mondays only.
BINS Tuesdays only.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-01
FARMERS PICNIC.

fhe adjourned Basket Picnic Of the
hers of Lamoille county will be
Men in Morristown, at the camp
slnd in the grove Of S. Niles, On
hlrday, September Sth.
fhe design of the picnic is to secure
Me- farmers Of the county day of
hcation in which they may have a
Nal visit with each other and, in
ach the children shall be given a
blay for innocent amusement.
IL great spread is designed and no
kt speakers advertised. Ten
Spck is the hour for converting.
After dinner there is expected to be
Re literary exercises. The question
Sdiscussion is plant Food, its rel
Ee value and application" The
tners are invited to come prepared
hive their observations and expert
IA in regard to it
Any inquiries in regard to the pic
EEill be cheerfully answered if adj
#Sed to d. r. Sherwin Of Hyde