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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-01
NTATE OF TEXAN.

~ gives 10 the Passenger view OF The grand
ost scenory, hnoSt agricultural district and
great graxlnB grounds of the West.
AtA passenger and freight trains nrc sur-
passed by none in the State Pulnnan's
thlace Drawing Room and sleeping CnrA
leave IT. Louis daily via the NJ, X. a. n. Rly
~ =, M; Hannibal Mt 10 q, m, and sedalia
~ 0;2S y, IN, running through to Donison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearno, Austin md Hous-
ton without change Connection Is also made
al sherman With the Texas and paoife rail-
way for the above named points.
Tne connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X. ~ 4. NJ Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas Ulty and All
points North and East with tho Texas II Pa
pms, and all points East and southeast, and
At Houston with the g., Ill. 4 y, A, for Saa
Antonio, the a., ~ y ii. Tor Galveston, the
Texas " New Orleans Railway for beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
shll ior all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
eeoasts,nnd the Liverpool 4 Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Huvre and other Euro.
pehn cities are perfect, while Its freedom
rom dust and hent on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country ovor
which II passes, with its cooling sea oseexe,
pleasant scenery OF broad pTairiea, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, aud fruits, render IL especially
desirable aud advantas oous 10 travellers and
Shippers In preferences to others,
ST. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday OF 2,20 y. m., Houston at
$50 p. m :, Hearhe AT 2;25 p. m, Dallas 1855 u,
IN, and benson ut ll;i5 a. m.
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!, PRIX DES ANNONCES:
~ PAR CARRE DR DIX LIGNEs
Premiere insertion .a.....e1
Insertions suivantes. I. (. 20. O..

- 1trr, T'aRST isri4 iHi'F4Y a'i
NJ sFa3alza Ha 5glD ifHp
81 q ;ssya's tGo p! inP sr7'
eiToqmia a'Dp .anf 'H@fael1mo1
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daws annonce In mort, subtle au La
fourche Crossing, le, 30 Juliet, dun
pr6tre, catholique, passager du che
min de fer Morgan. nomme Joseph
Specht, ne le 10 avril 1925 a Widnmy,
Pologne autrjchicnne. -En In paroisse
Terrebonne Wit encore, A Page de IS
ana, NJ. Linean, aucien soldat de Ma
pol6on Ter, dfcor6 de Ia Legion d'hon-
near--M. Charles Parlange, de "a
Pointe-C -Coupee, a 400 ruches Hni lni
ont donne cette aimee IS barils de
miel il espere pourl'an proclaim nne
recolte de 80 barils.-Le 80 juliet,
eat decide a Avon, Etnt de New
York, NJ. Alexander Brother, ancien
capitaine de bateaa. ct dapois mem
bre de In maison de banqne Pike,
LApeyrs 4 Brother, ct president de
Ia Compasnis .d'sasarancs. Intuelle
Home .r,,woa sset 8. .gs,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-11
. DERNIERES, NOUvELLES

/ Eh France, 10 mklalrame dn rs mai sem-
bic meuacs dun brusque denouement. sue-
g<r6 parie Abaffesr ,isiserssi qni est FOR
game nrlGaujsfe du due Decazes. Avant memo
que le mar4chai. .prfsident v,oiirs,,ivs son ex.
c,trslon akrsrtrrneNssle At ti6convre romms
II 4 az l~urr6 Ell bernk, ct peudant au.une
deputation de iournxlistes parisiens yisite le
minisfre de Fo,irton et proteste contrr aes
aluu De psuvoie, ON est couvaiucu du triouu-
phe des, ,r6pubHcaiua, ct il est question dur
miniStarc dc conriiiafiop dont N. Dnfsure
coMscntirAlt 4 afre Il chef en- urenant 80
cSllegnea dana le centre xaucha et Ia droite
libsra,e lie Ia Chambrc ccng.di4e. An,F
ritmim = rs afrafE " f,,carcSS< AassA nnc viIlA
IN midi Ae II Frascs, ponr svsir- s,N b rne
table .d'h0te que le Marfcbal ftait aus ane. !.
propos dui aerait tnmM dc iui-rlAnie' an s'6
iais ssppit1ss n. TSisss,I da temps de- "a
Tvs en- une emeute / Be,,fa,t rrIia,a,nacy. llama y9ei
~ a. 4. Ia ~, va~yLs !, -
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dlS canse an marquis. de Canx con-
ira Ad0liua Patti. IA femme, ..,s4.

dH cansa an marquis, de Caux con-
tre AdeliDa Patti, ~ femme. .,s,.a'
. C'est v6ritablement une grande
defaite que Ia Rnssie 4 essuyee a
Plevna, ellie Y q en- 5000 hommes
tu6e ct u, ,0OO bless6s,i ct Ia cam.
pagne de Bulgaria est compromise
ct snsi,endne. lie bruit a couru,
mais nest pas con6rme, dun an
tre revers rnsse A Tirnova, st In
nonvelle certaine est dOnnee de la
destruction de denx canonnieres
r,sses snr 10 Danube, en- meme
temps que celle d'na autre 6chec
en-. Aisle, pres d'Ardahan, on sc re-
formaient les lignes romphes de
l'armee du Car. La garde imp6-
riale ct les reserves sOnt appel6es
en- toute hate, mais Peffet moral est
immense. L'Egypte a envoy6 a Ia
Porte mn nouveau corps auxisiaire,
L. Sk0nptel,ine scribe Q vote Ia
continuation du tribut al Sult.:n,
Intervention austro- anglaise eat
ajourhae, et l'Allemagne ct rItaiie
s'sntepslent sur IN question do
ricnt .InsquA nouvel .ordre.-Le
village prussien de Garusee q et6
detruit par<e f4u.-Ia vile STE!
tloiss: d. d'Earsvald a 6t6 inoenili6e.
En- ItHlie, le Pape, qui semble
inaccessible 4 In mort, doDne ton-
iours ses audiences, ie cardinal
Ssneopi salresse sux pnissaaees
catholiques ,nne p0ts,qui, lenrs pro
met que le proclaim conclaye ne
pofttra aucdne atteinte 4 'leurs
dC0itA. ltMl ;a.Innaa-a .hfirl 1nll al
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Corresponds u Nile Orleans
.aei f''li ~ KDUvslaR.oRLkAns;a
...,s,isa,r,e,Sb a,,,.. 6, a9At 1877. {

la I.Gnisiane .peat, maiptenapt ~
gnrtier l'avenir en- face, avAs1nne
0AeihAncA vnisine 10 Daiis iisOcrtitmlo.
C'eet ver~ ellie aae - tonrNs III Union
amSricaine. L'Union. bleaa6e ct cham
crvaNs~. cssevcie 4 s'sppuyer INV n
canine D 3 acre. plus forte que 10 hAton
lev6 snr le dot populaire par mn vieux
TWnvechnl As France - ilvnAtssr deA
vsrGes. riiicnlss dent b ,stapidN Xes-
xAs fnstigea Ia vegue marine. Lei le
chene denvanAe acO1rn Mu rosean qie
10 -tsMp6ts . laisat asbOsk ct Ia
] I1onisiane fournit l'nngpent ! In br0-
lAre. Lr Tt<siAeHt nay yes donoe an
difrcn ANN Heamcy. Ia Dspesvss,
Roberts, dn Tmes. ct promet aux
denx jonrnaliates de In Nouvelle. Or
leans mil pasaera les Ntes. de Neel
dams II metropolis dn SMi. lie COM
iusisssise 5ADke iatssynge llea .piau-i
tepra .loni~ianaia ;aar lee syoies ct,
Shoyehs Dune resurrection de l'agri-
c~ltnss - ~ vtadus1vis de- lauv feral
tie rkgiens acpge A,rsmRlir u caisas,
rationale qni . horreur du vide, ct
IaAaisse ssHdess stotsW Ia cApitafe et ad
tsavail ,sgs y, aql ,hsarsax Naii pro7l
duit 10 pins domx des articles de
coneosMiatska. On fs'APSrSAis aussi
tlAns, l'0nest ds o. slasgs eHpant Qni
d6iA pc dirige vers Ie bas do Ia vallee
dW Mississippi. q les sSk LoslS kSjjt6Hli
60 praclams ,Ane s'sstI en- LApiaiepel
que n Fortune va klire domicile, ct
cnnAtat~ 4nS, Iitnd4nt ~ 6n1S DIR
pjera ne,ja, LEA Eta1s-U UnlE ent pNyi y
l'6tsnngrr I, 800 ,0ll ,Oe3S livres de On.
en-. ct men ont extdtt6 qne % inil-
lts1pa de 6vves. II memsst 6eait ~.
a. NJ! ehpisir pow n Compsgnie Ddu.
Gattlidk Gnh, ~ nafs sl6sd (Cbhnet-
acat6l 10 Gnlllc6tes laruli.nEAfa q,
msire de- ID Nouvelle- Orl&ans ct dsof.
.mrA prix -rfdait eoa eagin. A H.,
tsmctton. Go amt pIut6t par dee ma
ehtpee agric?(es et industrjellea .Que
ElA Es9te yankee A4Qt mGnifc&tey 3pr
!ns4g n nnftH AGafd /, L. Ind .ue vert
e fafr .pty.OrYhs q aeplfe } laurtir teut,
"a c!sss sssrs] asss..ag ! il
J! Ncsv 4 4 y. 4! & eassP(s M il.
GA. AiA9Fld, .ehkpsiw4 bar
C1NOt1y rio gnhv vsfHeuf Nickcils
,,E9lf "a dhS tbmpe4 ss q, ($11 pcur n
9S6dayetSn d J.-N Di3oX. 9rfs
Isnp1d 10, l'asa@seinak, de- percy
SHykhs crime comRis ]e ~ pevemhrs.
11z0, AsHs " farniate 0nesRs FSiie}SSa
81 "a Ggs ,3isaot 4. eemmepcS ~
jf9taiteS c6ntre q, q eotief % ~
,clSE m 6eshAce quf pS Spelf a'1frc ialsI !
III !tteehhdlrif ~ | lfAf tSs, SSe( (aps,i u
tll|!{a fAdve9fx d kvo{f esf3a sis1ri
!ARk fIts 6SMe dpe Ept6pdt9i0k tn1ss
,I!1 9see ~ gSsfite." h boulaneass
Wi n dHg Pe1e AZ q fat 10 plas noble
9eaee, MtA6 MarxSerite Haughsry. !
tAmolgn6 II recon9aiaeanee as notrs
Population ~. GtnSral Augur, par i
y: l!!s:eent dyng. ,,6p@n don't 10 valeur
w!Aees tbnN eel d. osO0.--Ls docteur
Cnetst 1SstMk al joasualists vStx.
~ q9i oy6t Z tpntss lea qualities IA
~ psee ~ NM pera6v6rence \ h
Y.e:v ~ pm roblige, rentrs dsss
- eseee " ~ i1e paraitre, I datGr
a. Ise ssItse, sse geype- men.
% e6sltasR OSjsaof ~ JSsi2
& M6rsA 1&(le&Al do tooE V2cS6ss
DE- = Politiqae. lalS S6a ggl 1cos ( i! J
vice lc plus. LA Gesll ptlb dSI1lSl1 4
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]. CHEZ MN, A. COTE & Gle,
FL3tF 1.xRytz ankaEc. CANADA.
beqfdA QAsvk, 2 yblstn42. p{lx1l 90.
Olisier 0amaeAset l Labrad0r, par labbS
FerlaaA, ,.ie-sev 100 pages, 25 conts.
1rois L{osssdes Dc psoN Pays, Ou r Epangiis
ignore, rNsaNgile pr6cAt, rEcangile aeccpsS,
par J.-C. Tacl6. in-i6. Is cents.
ii In Tk$tspAosbseik par Pntnce Laa,ombc,
. CAien dor. par jacques viger, rHerssite d.
rns N-RsrSrts. par &c. TachA, in-ls, .
cents.
!, g az Ss's'' Peri si7 7,p ,p-ls
,llLss Rpnsissi Csssmasis q Haserkssoea A
Tll.~s%C Cvsafsspsr pa&t Deserpis.in-l lS.25
yl.sl.i4. casaaie,. " Ia ,GpaArf fsbSSc caAeraiS.
!, ssassi = tsa~i,Sss, upar l,albS .ir.avst.
,iiers. is@& p csets.,i ri a. s4gras,s 81
Ia Gstpsse, Psr pAhbf Fsglapd, in.ls, 70
/, lJsos rr.is n rssodsssiisr, iss os,Ss,re, ci
deAsns Il.sF lihstssMi61iase'dn alseasugx. =,
dflosAat ssE lassanF - Anasral IL rrix In.
Siaqs S.l Y. 3 q !:,m9Dis9f \ dssarls
= u IN VIA E1Fr~rsr -. ~. =. n hs1 tut.
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AROI ssRs
esT-cHAkLEs4.

5,S.Ik u. slgsi +, . ISl.,<,, is.., !, Iy,.lIl,,s
M ut cans Ie 81: ChdrkeS HerGEd:
"a honotdnie De h viS ortiinain dans n
rrt,s~sst s.sselzs : - m bsaiIs incHlsss ! Al ~
preiUet nne senaation ds premier ordre. n
- s'akM defieM MONS q6e1vs N dkeoWvstts
dSsicaddvre darn me Itssnbot ftslrhenent
crepsAes a QNeIQufs tOises de u Gle bOrne
miiliaits dg ehemin de- Ssr Morgan. 10 torps
ls commnnant6. mnis islentiis par IN mar
chand dc n station copme Fun de denx vnyA-
gsa. uislissA srresS:Ascn Y A.. maea.in dams
ter quelqucs provisicps, Les denx iniividus
eem6laicnt alice susVpb!s : Ia Nouvelle-
Orieaost et Ie acfnnt svai. iaisse v0ir une
49, In.s ~ h. =
min dc fsr. M rs..satrarsnt nm
tsrtrs Dc formation .xssrts aui saSit. n:t =
isSrs 49, j 15srcssehs h' Z eSsys mi ne ne
portrait d.as.s trace @ g &C. violence s au.,.ns . Y. 9
peesss al crs s,s'.et In5 S ia 1zes cd1o
Per fpt prfysaa: convoqu. IN jury .t grocs.ls
80 esqssas | ssnsimsss1s = 'esasise s.ss:,s
SssS esssSSf , ~ :. IN "a| w 6ix Vi AVE.
= yscsls'f Ann rSdrlls 5RT "a aoconpl!r
lUY4o - Ue19 - 9APpfUpf1ep Inkxo1v V0eSto
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d''histoire, Sc accessit de gfosra.
l'liie, Ter accessit d'arithmetiGne,
BE accessit d'ecriture; L,o,iis.Sta.
nislas Webre, ,a3e grade division
Junior, 40 accensit de dOctrine chre-
tienne, 2e'accessit traduction latin
en- anglais, Ter accessit tradilction
am Elais en- latin, Be accpssitIdNcri.
trlrc. prix de 4 aocessits. liza rem
tree aura lien le 2Octobre proclaim.
Nous avpns eu cette semaine
de fortes 0ndees, ,nais il parait que
les cannes demandent encore lie
Ia plnie pour regagner ce qu'eIles
ont pertln par Ia s6cheresse 1des
semaines pr6cedeRees. = efr9lai7
snab sasT-JIAUQUEs HF'h ~
ION nous ecrit q1e le rnagasit,
Teissier, de In rive idreite de- St
jacques, ,snr fhahitation FELICIrE,
de NJ. Hubert Murray, 9 Etc brnl6
dams Ia matinee de mercretli, vers
deux heures. lie fen f0ut d6vort,
sauf une somme de e40O, eontenue
dams un coffre-f fort, La galeria en-.
duite dc p6trole, ,ainsi qa'op "a pu
recOnnaitre, revale une main cri.
minelle. L'assurance couvre une
partie des rerteso epPonveesF par
nOtr0 ami lTpiaaipnl r an ss,ss, mia
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aus gsl eo.ss.ar1s ..-,.,,.,.TN
BULLETIN De Ia SEMAlNEEa
--sos--lrp B 39g
-'ehsof1 tt,slqneX echox de Ia
s6ASs > Aaua Jsa, fistriota miniRra
dA,la, ,Penpsylyanie A Nngston,
Piymouth, NanticOke, Scranton,
Wansm1<, Shenandoah; et, daNH
leiCew.Jpssey. \ Bayoene ct Port
.GOb,utDp. Upmreting de la Bourse
navale de Philadelphia s+sf livre
ala dfacnssion lies pots casses, dee
yitrea braess eide In carte A payer.
A WashiHgton, u est question de
rGtablissement dun bureau du
travail ani rappeiierait II commits
s;on tl0 Laxesn boWrg, ihstitnee en-
lGlS par lI,onis Blanc, 4 Paris
Preoccup3 dune affaire non moins
jmportante, Ie cahinetdu president
HSyes n pftsi ~ sage rfsolntion
tiintsriin n vente d'armes ct, de
munitions aux tribus indiennes. EN-
exceptaht dc cette niesure le Ter.
ritSAe Ne~ Cliactas at Cherokees,
et.le rtnAralr Sherman croft D IL
nNcessit6 he. postes Ipilitaires snr
toutes LED terres Oh vaguent les
t9ihnx sauvAg6k .-Ariet~schi Bey.
lesniMaAn Aac, . remie al ~s,cre,,
taire Evsrfs nns circnlaire aux
r;uissaDnces, dams 'laquelIe Ia Dorte
i&nbHCe lesl atrocities dont ~ Mo-
ssluasR aont viotilnes en- BnigaHe,
.Dana n r&cepte convention de.
spocsAtidue du NfissiSsiW, IL sens.
tsuri&Asaf ! ,it6Wsnc snnt taisooars
en- iaksafiin J,s6k kilrnt Hayes IT p
apDlansli. \ u politiAne de concilia-
tion prati1u6e par In nonveile adj.
MiHiserstini. Elecfions d<mocrst
'ttqssa b ,7sAoaelma, sAlabawA--l
Hajvsnt pne ilkpAche. pecue 4 San
Antonio, Texas, je caljitaine Nolan,
leiitute6ixht g 6bher, x 204 sDldats|
<ls-eerss6e dss Dtat6 UaiMlae sasstI
&gnr6s dams les plaipes on. .sopt
tNnlSs dams una embuscade In
dIJnDe IN. n. H0M0f6, ,de OhicAi'
eo9tGbsaaip ipsssas lieatsaaht Fro
Sl6Iiqln Grant, ~ lls l'exJ JrGsident,
- lts. UpiA = fait knlite. En-,
Ik M96'S Vile de C6i6Sg6 q en- iieu
R93 3xlAse ~ Wjeetimk de H6si.
slsRta lpsqais. aoa y .eabiaet de,
RrGlie Ecqrt0a q eta blain6, ct
~ 3tb dSfa}ea rSpubliclihs a%cia.
MieAA Uen<sstsyaSi i lWarsRltes saM,e
fahrique d. holtes I eiepees~& oR,1
S1>sMe PaStf af sss & ~ a9o; 20;
6tbos6Mee, It aIstrts Ata1eS SDO67
neA0eRaav losurecteeeAq tb6ltye \
sgepfrR lle \, eitA miNoprienjle, o
eW Vne dahGsreilae attaNne da "a.
Way1k!lEN cbiIrtiee ~ N61 NeaS- |
sisss snasio6cela luuqteneefselsArssl
dAla, 1tfnf Ahlefpfy, dependant
d. n Mlccfoaion Charles LOw, u.
t6e6 tteRvJ6 MIN Oesatnsfy, plmn.
to Do II 90 sshrea ftuitisrx 1t del
e7sfeealyptaA ct !. pssyee
NnpM John A., Daley, c0urtier
aSaK NtXncla6b, Y et< tue irnn'
~~s~~@k "A U s.<.tI = - - -
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nsLESTE, DES LlTTRESra
nolea ,Pests tsld,,EnGAIRIi..

III nOut IH7,.
Aniry @sfiSsI s.lls3 Essbss,rf Mario sifGjH
bessen John xcft aaMaaettA Alfred ,-as
bethhncevt1rt Th0NnaG MAY Th0a. p. -"
RlAnees4srasge eAs4lsl igtt ynscphadlRa
Davis John Perkins Gen.
Desptse HnneDis yiii Nt6tAM Hatvset sn
Grisam sre Wilsaa .Reynaud John 60,
Ham 4.!vsns '..isih saehuRlAon Aiexahdre
HempelH lbliassf Vnlcry 80
yan,sss niest Sam Ssisi dxis 'ss Isifat
s:ss:s ':s.:Sa sH',E 'p,Es aoSakF'ss ssi2es GisessR
e.... .sa,xSdfnGLM:A Aas!fEtI 1sga'orq
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Fsiis RssyHsaaII s I,i ,di&viSi iSsSstI,1 si I1is sisNk
senstensn R..Ea MetSsty Hd'Os1est.
Feliciana iihsisoA oAga6 lIaaslsuA
adyersaises rQrt lSt6JsFretfs,ek wis
an moment ade 'pHrtir po9,r 7l q
Mississippi. % sGso5E smfs pb ssh
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-16
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries. train. Provisions, Etc.

Corrected weekly by whippIe & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
+ Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-16
DISTANCE TABLE.

Cheyenne tu Lodge Pole Creek .................... 10
Lodge Pole Creek TO bear Springs............... ~
kehr Springs tn IL
C~hugwnter To liunton's R-nch............. &c. 10
Hunton's Ranch to Phillips Ranch ....-...... -
Phillips Ranch to Cottonwood Ranch-...... -
Cottonwood Ranch Ia Elk ............,.-. %
ElEhorn to Wagon Hound. 10
Wagon Hound to Fort Id
Fort Fetterman to Sage Creek r............... Is
Sage Creek TO South Fork Cheyenne River Is
south Fork Cheyenne to Antelope Springst p
Antelope Springs to Dry Fork of Powder
hlSer:-"."..."" -
Dry Fork OF to Old Fort Renor....... Is
Fort Reno to base of Big Horn Range....... 10
-
81
NO wood and but little water
I Water poor and scarce.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-16
New Advertisements.

PIANOS Magnificent $3.50 Rosewood Pr
IInINOS amos sl75. fine Rosewood Upright
Hnn Qittle used cost $500 only
URUANSsl25. must be sold. Parlor organs,
Ear1renssRz2 stops So. o stops SIS, II stops
only SO. Nearly New 4 Set Reed u stop, Sub
Bass & Octave Coupler Organs, cost over $3.50,
only S5j. Lowest prices ever offered sent on
Is days test trial. You ask why | offer so
cheap? l reply Hard Times. Result sales
over ~ ,Ot0,0OO annually. War commenced by
~mnnopolistS. Bcw are anonymous Circular,
Write for explanation. Battle raging. Full
particulars free. Address DANIEL +. BEAT
TN, Wn-hiugtou, New Jersey
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Stree, or sloek
ATTORNEYS.
u. MCLAUGHLIN Ferguson
G. N. POTTER, Carey Block
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL, Sixteenth
sTEBBINs, POST eco, Ferguson
BOOKS AND STATIONERY Y.
U. L.. HOLT, Post-office Building
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, Sixteenth
BLACKSMITHING. DC.
H. HAAS. THONGS
A. D. BUTLER, Bent
NEALON & HEIGHT, Seventeenth
BUILDERS d CONTRACTORS.
5. N: PRESHAW, Eighteenth
J. FERRIS, Eddy
]. T. OCONNOR, Seventeenth
CLOTHING.
B. HELLMAN, Sixteenth
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy
SMITH, GUITERMAN &
HARRINGTON, Carey Block
CROCKERY.
CONVERSE ( WARREN, Sixteenth
DRY GOODS.
MAP as MYERS, Eddy
o. F. I0WHICK, Carey Block
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE 6 WARREN, Sixteenth
GROCERIES.
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson
WHIPPLE & HAY, Ferguson
W /. FoGLESoNG, Seventeenth
e. NAGLE, Ferguson
UNDERWOOD & McGREGoR,
Enterprise Bakery
GUNS&C.,
FREUND & BRO. EDDY
HARD WARE.
DRAPER &c HAMMOND, Ferguson
F. SCHWEICKERT, Sixteenth
CASSELS q CO., Ferguson
HOUSES ~ REM 4.
j. FERRIS, Eddy
HOTELS &c RESTA URANTS.
OVERS HOTEL, Eddy
EAGLE HOTEL Seventeenth
CENTRAL HOUSE Ferguson
RAILROAD HOUSE U. P. Depot
WESTERN HOTEL, Fifteenth
METROPOLITAN, Ferguson
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
G. III. & ]. S. COLLINS, Ferguson
GALLATIN & co. S~eventeeth
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN & PARK, Sixteenth
INSURANCE.
E. P. SNOW, Sixteenth
]. W. BRUNER, Seventeenth
LEATHER d. FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON Sixteenth
LIVERY STABLES.
TERRY 6 HUNTER, Sixteenth
LIQUORS.
HANNAFIN & RYAN, Ferguson
L. MURRIN, Seventeenth
MCNAMARA & co. Seventeenth
MEATS d. VEGETABLES.
F. LANDAU, Seventeeth
l.. r. BRESNAHEN, Sixteenth
PHYSICIANS.
j. r. BOWMAN, Sixteenth
l.. b. JOSEPH, Leader Block
PAINTERS.
j. E. FUTILE. Seventeenth
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The Congregationalst society in the
east part of the town have procured the
services of Prof. Kimball OF Saxtons Riv-
or. to teach singing school, much TO the
acceptance of its participants.
The interest at the grange meetings
seems TO be on the increase. Various sub
iects are discussed Question for next
meeting, "Will 1t be for the interest of our
dairymen TO have cheese or butter facto-
ryY' The ladies of the grange read paper
at the last meeting, which contained much
that was interesting. Many thanks 10
them. b.
The public examination of teachers
occurs next Saturday, the 9th. The oral
examination will begin at p. NJ, at which
hour citizens are invited TO attend. Writ
ten examination begins at 8 Am.
Mrs. Mobiles class in elocution is awak
ening much interest.
Remember the exhibition at Academy
hall Friday evening.
Mr.. Kimbal has just closed his sing
ing school. The attendance and interest
has been sustained. Mr.. X. is popular
teacher in all this region. d.
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On the 23d inst, while j. II. Russell
and Edward Winslow were removing lum-
Der in Mr.. Estey's mill yard, large pile of
boards fell over completely burying Mr..
Winsow underneath and catching Mr.
Russell by the leg. Amer dexterous eff
fort by several men Mr.. Russell was liber-
ated with a wounded foot, and Mr.. Wins
low with a dislocated shoulder and other
wise badly bruised, both thankful for their
narrow escape from sudden death.
MIR. A. A. Barber has opened harness
shop in the Pulsiier house.
The Vermont House was re-opened
last Tuesday evening, by Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Kidder, with free hop" Success
TO them.
Miss Milly Streeter of Brattleboro and
Miss Hattie Ware of this place ere engaged
to lie ach the village schools, which COM
mcnce Monday, the 18th.
Mr.. Mallory, a reformed inebriate of
Auburn, Maine, lectured upon temperance
at the Congregational church last Sunday
evening. Young men who have been
drum kards should be careful how they
speak Of middle aged clergymen who have
been temperance men all their lives, lest
in their zeal they do more harm than good.
&C. NJ. Russell has just returned from
New York where he has been 10 purchase
drugs and dry goods.
Mr.. Wilson NJ. Winchester has bought
the Watson Freeman farm of Warren Boyd,
guardian, for $4,000. F.
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An effort is being ma de TO purchase an
oil portrait of tho Rev. Sylvester Sage, who
was pastor of the Congregational church
about 40 years, and have it hung in the al
cove back of the pulpit.
MIR. Quincy b. Newcomb, while run
ming afler hen, jumped over the fence
and broke his leg.
Would it not be for the interest of the
Vermont Valley railroad company as well
as the business of Brattleboro, if the man
ayers of the road would establish station
for all trains at what is now called CIRCUITS
crossing, 100 rods from the main village,
where the people of Westminster would be
III UGH better accommodated than at the
present depot II miles away2 =.
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HEADQUARTERS G. A. r.,
PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1877

General Orders No. 81
Iu accordance with the annual custom ,
Wednesday, May Both, 1877, will be OBJ
served as Memorial Day, in commemora-
ton Of our dead comrades.
1t is fitting that we should turn aside
from accustomed pursuits to do honor TO
those who have given the strongest testi-
mony of patriotic devotion; and general
observance of the day, through the active
participation of the members of societies,
the children of the various schools, and
the citizens generally, is earnestly invited.
Every effort should be made TO mark the
last resting place of each soldier and sailor,
and we should also remember with tender
ness those who died away from home and
kindred aud now rest in distant or unknown
graves.
Each Post will be the judge of the man
ner n which it may best perform this duty,
but concert of action should be had wher-
ever practicable.
Wherever there are no Posts of the Grand
Army to lead in the good work, the Com
mander-iu-C Chief, in behalf of their sur
viving comrades, asks the citizens 10 take
steps 10 decorate the graves OF the gallant
dead and secure q proper observance Of the
day.
BY order of
JOHN +. HARTRANFT,
Commander-in.Ch Chief.
BoBT. B. BEATH, Adju;ant General.
Official.l EDEN TAPLIN, A. a. Genl.
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