The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-03

IhaX II,
at 9l5, and 8 rs A. NJ, and6 :ls p. Nj, respect
ua 5~No attention paid to anonymous
~ administrations.
r Fair report has crowded out much
AGE and general matter this week.
ED-day, October 3rd, occurs the social
A In fair of Bakersfield.
louis Richardson and wife were in town
Ndweek on visit to the friends and
htiycs of Mrs. Richardson.
ma NJ exchange comes to our office which
-shs rs more enterprise in the make-up of
sDocal page, than the Swanton Courier.
Iva again call attention to Mr.. Henry
nnord's card, a tin-smith and stove
rblE lcr of Cambridge, VT. AS the cold
Maher makes you think of new stove,
M him a call.
'snps BE- Modocs, of Morrisville, and the
lions, of Highgate, played game of
R ball on the Fair Ground, Thursday
enoon that resulted in victory for the
-MAS bus by % to 20.
: Eughn. our popular stage driver, is
n, Mwith a new coat of paint. The old
II now glitters in the blazing sun in
MEay novel writers love to describe
sV ID in the introduction of their tale.
or John f. Early, for some time a
engineer employed in surveying and
LOW Ntng the p. q 0. railroad, and wife,
.Wiow on brief visit to this town and
0ou' hity. For two or three years past
rnu ls been in Kentucky in the employ of
i'm line now being constructed from
.OuIdUnnatti to Chattanooga.
INC Central Grange will discuss the
question, at their hall, next Sat
e a. NAY: Resolved that hay is the most
y V''bHable crop that farmers can raise in
aIow lille County on ordinary soils. AZ
Fhich short time will be spent by
thelfW change of views relating to questions
which farmers may entertain some
ne is.
yming-More Truth than Poetry.
load Of salt and another of coal
"a found at G. Cranes all right to be sold.
MEM sOrtment of nails is now very good
HOrse nails and clinch nails, and lots of dry
4NOOd.
v pa lot of bolts, and rollers for DOORS
you'll believe it, there are other good stores
# town of Hyde Park, and if we would try
just exactly as we'd be done by
Whever spend time, which is money you know,
Nwng for Hardy or SlaytOn or joe
HYDE Rpy goods at home and pay for them too,
Ia A. 3AaVe clean conscience and never get blue!
Ou'p "' Blood, Mud, and Editors.
hulN Is said that so many bottles were
Rn about Hyde Park during the HOyt-
Fr campaign that to this day the peo-
res ifrc are afraid to let their children 90
reenhed #efOOt. Doubtless, this story will be
"a ten years from now by the people
Huntingdon, as they tell aboutthe num-
IL and N cheWed ears, bits of noses, teeth,
#%tiIl discovered on Main street. and
soa,a MementOes ofthe terrible battle fought
Ply the ''Beligerent Editors" The
@ is thus described by the Free Press
l. Rbout five o'clock, Friday afternoon,
;. M' Z. 5. Kingsley, editor of the Clip
SaS standing on the Main street side
&ot the Allen House, he was violent
. 10 2%aiIed from behind by Mr.. A. N.
Wlant, editor of the Democrat, who
Mluced his boot to several sensitive
oaio'' mons of the formers body, and then
p4 and grappled him. Both parties
TO the ground androlled in the mud
Nag0" KMelr hearts content, vigorously pun
ng and kicking all the time, and were
old. sN separated by the heroic gallantry
ia, Ni#p OF our well-known citizens. Al
luh'p" Mnment was then had. Neither par
# soinjured as to require a physi.
new *eafe, though DR.. Colberth was al
EFmm0ned, in case anything should
&assaalt, we are informed, grew ou
Mitem in recent issue of the Clippei
ing to member of Merchants fam
W hear that the case has gone int
nsarT What'a pity it is that those wei
# citizens should have interfere(
Rhat was none of their business.
For the Lamoille Nescs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 9th, 1877.
LDITOR:
Ia @ weekly arrival of your sheet o
ap Nv" va news" is hailed with pleasure
Aam prompted to send few lines fol-
On i'll its columns, ifyou deem then
#g, Four months have gone BY
We left the grand old mountains
covered hills, winding rivers, anC
alul valleys, Of our native state
i M 4-seven hours from st. Adams, W.
ino !" sqi in this great and growing city
8eather has been delightful, the eli
~ Bcs sSery much like home, with the diff
nSa 0rp that when the heat is most In
Stoves Stoves \ There invariably springs up gen
irOp &c that is refreshing indeed, W,
zseen no low, marshy, unhealthy
elevate 81 The water is sweet, pure, anC
H. and we are most happy to say
j, #e are alive, and in good health, no
1cludI0 IS IS Of much consequence to you
"a but to urge them to embrace thei
s..w opportunity to visit Chicago, impair
% i0f In and premature death not being
me au"' fyitable result, and, even If on
Tue here, In no more lovely spo
TlcLE H*R Il can they be buried than in "Ros
i.ssraa u 'Graceland." These cities o
FOR IAN u, are not surpassed in beauty b,
the lining, and after all it matter
: re, . nere our poor frail bodies shall
A"~ Win the dust. The Exposition i