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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
Die Gr0ffnmne Oct perH Hanenten gtts:
ftelI1ttt0 an SDttftfdQetf.

BbtIaoeIp . hta, I. NoObr. = Sn einer
heute itatt9efunOeueu Seriammluug Der 0tret,
toren Der permaututen IuSftellung puroe cine
3uIhriit an oas Grefuttu- -&omite Der ueri6iez
Oeneu bieitgen 9emeiuOeu, mel6e Die Oirstto.
rem erIuAt batten, Die auSiellung al Sonn-
tagen 81 idIieBeu, aufgeieet. 0aS S6reiben
tbetlt oem @omite NIT, OaB Die 9(usitelung
na4 pte Dor an SOHuta9en se0ffnet bleibel
mirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
Slosltd,es 2lblcbem 0eS SSra. u. 9.
softer bon oer ,,SOutbeaftern

90 ontreul, l. gtOpember. - Sr. q.
9. Softer, @iienbabu=@ontraftOr uno Ser
walter Der nSoutheaitern SabH," wel6er &c
tern 2beuo bier antam, nm wOm0glid bic
Sertuidelung Swii9eu bery Soutbeaitern" uno
Der oPaiumpfc Sabu" bur6 eiueu Sergltih
Su idJtibten, itiir3te beute Wtorgen, wdbreuO
er I'M Segriffe mar, iib auSutleioen, pl0elib
toot 3lIr @roe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
9ampffeRet t@rploftot+ -3tuei Ners
Spttett 0etO0fef.

OIe00, q, I. Jtooenlber. = 9fH.
5ammonO's 0titble ;u 9OitOria, O., rpurOe
beute Radmittag bnrd Die grplOftOn Oss
Dampifeiiels beinabe total oemolirt. Ser
6eiser 6elup gStllon unO Elm fiinfSebniGbri=
ger 8nabe, Ranlens Sobn 8rOwn, blieben
auf Der Stelle foot. Serlnit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
Gus Ghitto 1tttS cSauatt.
DaS Nn0e Der sSniurreftton IN Sapan. = Dis
&eidIe oes Sniurgentenfdbrers Saiep ge-
funoeu. r5afe 30 Wuia, Der faiierIidlC
@rbprinj. = Der erite 9abu=lIuiau IN "a:
pan. : 9Iostidler sufid)Wnng ocs Seioenz
banoeIs.

DaS Gnoe Der SSnfurreftion IN Sapan. - Dis
ssSs Oes nsrss"tsnt@Rrsrs a SGisS
~rbprinj. = Der erite SabuzuniGu IN "a:
pan: SIosltd,er Auftd~mn8 oes setoeH=
banoeIs.
Gan Sran3iscO, /. NOuember. - Der
Oampier y@arllc" lit ans 6oHg=&Oug uno
D0fobama angetonmen.
Oofo bana, 13. Sftbr.-Oer Erieoe i'm
Siioen lit Oollitdnoig pleoer ber9eltellt nor.
ben, uno bic 3ruppeu febren na6 9auie 3u.
rid. Sine YOlitt Der Serl6Bnlug ioll be-
iolgt, uno uur iol9e Beriouen, melfe anOere
Serbrebeu, ais politiid]e, begangelt Babsu,
iolleu itreng beltraft werOen. SpanIa, Der
friibere @ouperneur Don SagOidima, miro MT
gen SertrauenSbrud)S uno llutertiibunQ Der
0tebelleu Ourd NeqlerungSgelOer, uu0 uuOere
Berionen megen Setbeili0ung al ben itQttge-
fuuoenen Otebeleten biu9erit)tet meroen. Sai-
go'S Sopf unO G0rper IinO auigefunoen nor
ben, Ieoo6 inter llnlltGubeu, rpeld)e Die uon
inn bel oen 3tebellen eiugenonImeue Ste4uug
nod tmmer iebr 3weifslbIft eri9eineu lafcn.
SIS miro ipabrlfeinltd ME ermittelt perOeu,
in mie fern CT oil oCr SnlurrettlOn betbeili9t
mar.
Der Dor &ur3em gebOreue faiisrlife grb-
prin3 bat Den 9famen Yutec 0ato empfangeu,
lulro Jeood Dem SOlfe inter Dem ytamell
y y3afe DO Wtuja" betanut ieiu.
Der erIte beDeutlidJe Sabnunfal in Sapan
ereiguete itd) am 6. SttOber 9ta1tS, Su luelz
der 3eit etne SOllliiOH 5mlidcn 5ruei ;3iiget
itattfano. 9rei Sapaneien wurOeu get1Otet
uuO mehrere BeriOuen oernunoet, barunter
Die beioen 0OtOmOtipfiihrer, lpelde Sremos
inb. - Die &bOtera graiirt nod immer, je-
bod in mllOerer SOrm, uno MIR meuige Ser
ionen erliegen Der Seu1e. Der Sei6eubaIl.
Del bat eiueu pl6eli6en Aufi9mung genOms
men, mo Die Breiie itnN I'M 20 Bro6eHt sc.
ittegen.
Die 9ta6ri6ten aus GbinG iinO BON tetnem
Sutereiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
Die an8ebIid1e Gntoe6nns Der tIebera
refte bon Gbriitopb Columbus
TIT gan Sotttnso.- @entt ttid,t
tuabr, bod gut erfitnocn!-@ @ei=
trd9e stt Ser Grrt6titn9 clues
WfoutttttetttS DerIdttof.

@al btugto II, l. 9tOubr. - Der ameri-
faInif)e Soniul IN Gan Domingo iibermittelt
etlen Serid]t iibcr Die angeblih Dor &ursem
genladte@ntoefung Der @ebeine uon@ britopb
Columbus in Der Satbeorale Der Sta6t Gan
Domingo. Der groBe Seefabrer itarb be-
tanntllh I'M Sabre 1906 inSpanien, uno ieine
ueberrelte muroen 3uerit in einem 6rauSista
ner-Sloer betgelebt; in 1913 murOen iie mad,
Dem Sartbdule er-Sloiter bon 2as @ueuas qe-
bradJt uno bon bort IN 1886 uad) Gan 90
ulngo perIdifft nuo in Der &atbeorale Der
StaotSanSomingo beigeiebt. Die lle5errelte
muroen looanu in 1796-lpie man bis III Der
tra9lItcn Gntoedung glaubte - nit groBem
Pompe uad Der SathebraIe bon 6apaHua ge=
brad1t, iuo ne, Der Observation-Disclosures uad) ,
lettoem elne baneru0e 8nbeltGtte fanoen.
Der Sonlul tbettt nit, oaB etlife Irbeitrr,
meld)e in Der &atbeOrale Al Gan 9onlinao
ben 6uBboOeH nm ben Nltar ber oufriiien,
nm Reparatlren O0rSunebmen, auf ELL auSQe.
mauerteS @em0lbe itieBen, in mel6em ii6 Elm
3met Sup lange5, att 3Oll tieies unO aft 3O1
brelteS SletgefdB befanO. Gine auf Dem Sc
fdBe angebradlte Suldrift lieferte ben ununl.
ftDBliden Selueis, baB aaiielbe Die Ild)e Don
Gbrtltopb Columbus entbielt. @leih nah Der
GntOedung ipuroeu Die lleberrsite ipieoer in
tbreNubeitdtte S:riidJ Jebratt uno OaS@em6lbe
mle0er Su9emanert. 2m 10. September uuroe
e8 III @egenmart oe5 @ouuernelIrs unO aller
Wtitglieoer Der 8e9ierung inter raM1enoer
WttlitdrmuIit un0 Dem Oonner Der Sanonen
auf'S gteue ge6finet, oas @efdB, Die Sni9riit
unO Die lleberreite unteriu6t, Die Sbatiaben
3u YrotOfoQ gebraft uno pon alien WtitQlie.
bern Der Regteruu9 uuO ben altpeienbeu Son=
luln beI6etnlgt, uorauI OaS @efdB III ell aus
Oeres GefdB geidlOhen, baS 2ebtere nit ben
Sie9eln Der Soululu uerleben, oamit es nur
IN ibrer @egenmart tpteoer erGffnet meroen
f0nnte, uno oas@anSe Dem Yater Sillin bon
Der &e9tnaangelorunl=Sir6e iibegeben nurbe,
nm oaIelbe auf5ubepabfen, bis e8 BON @om-
miiiionen Der ausmGrtigen Hegierungen inter
iuft tit unb bis 9enit9enbe 9elbmittel aufge=
brad]t iinb, I'M ell panenSeS Monument iiber
ben @ebetlIen Su errihten. Die beridieoeneu
aOuiulH wurOen eriu6t, Die &batia9en ibren
reip. 9ttgterllngen sur SenntniB 81 bringeu,
nm oenielben, I'M Sale fie eS wiini6ten, Sc
legen6eit gu geben, SeitrG3e 5u Der @rriGtung
oe8 Wfonuments etn3uienoen.
Die Ar9iue Der Satbeorale bon Gan Do
miugo ipurbcn Dor ldngerer 3eit 3eritDrt, uno
teiue Sbata6eu i'm 8etreif Der angebltden
&ntfernung ber@ebeine nad oanGnua f0nuen
III grfabrung gebradt werpen. Wiau usrmu.
tibet jebO6, Oab Die VtGude in Gan Domingo
ben Spanicru Die lleberreite elmer anberu Yer=
ion auibalften uno bic 9lid)s Ocs groBen Sse'
fabrerS IN lbrcr Satbeorale 3uriidbebielteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
9fantantensRanb.

0ton ntg merp, alabama, l. Noobr. -
@eitern wurOe al Dem Suwelenbduolsr Otto
St6lfer ein ire6er 0iamanten, 8aub periibt
Wtan pernlutbet, OaB ein 16-jGbriger Sun9e
Die 0tamauten aus Dem S6autaittn entruen=
bet bat, pdbreuo eiu LANCER itarfer Manu nit
ifwar5em S6nurrbarte unO Sollmonb8geiibt
5rn. St6Ifer in Gniprud nabm, inbem er iih
BON linn mebrere llbren seigen lieB. Iu6 elm
tleiner bagerer gfauu befauo iid] Sur 3eit
gleitfaaS I'M 2abeu. Die 9eitobencu 0ia
manten finO $500 mertb unO 6efauoeu lidJ in
einem 9al8banoe, elmer SuienuaDel uno in
einem Sracelet. 0iee @ei6meibe entbalten
mebr, ais 250 Steiue. slu6 cine SuiennaOel
unb Sbrriuge Eiit runOen @ruppeu BON DID
manten unb einaillirten HGnOern pUr6eu ge=
itOblsu. Cine Selobruns Don $3.50 fir d.:
3tiIdlieferung Der 9eiaueioe miro angelo
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Nod, etn Wolln WaQ1ttre perbaftet.

Wllff arre, Bennl., 7. No0ember. =
Sas. Munlep, ell Dtoup Otagutre aus Sdugl-
fill County, wuroe beute auf Die autlage bin
oerbaftet, an Der @rmorouug Der S6. llret
uno Sanger nabe YOtt8oue tm September
1875 betheiliat aefpeien III iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
&r6nNe.

Salem, WaIf., /. gtooember, = pie
bleiige erlte 8aptiifefflrde wuroe in Der pere
9angenen Naft our9 Seuer I'M 9etrage BON
$25, 900 bel6doiet.
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&urse @abelSeseShen,

= 0a8 BON YFemzglort nQ6 Niremen be.
! fimmte gpaiaiff %. gS. Chapman" if be-
gteumebiep gefdsitert. 0te Manni9aft mnrOt
9erettet, un6 mebr, ais 200 Sag SOblsn0l
fiuO ans ltfer 9ei9wemmt por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
0oftfutid)en Gaub. = Sie 8anber
feft9enOtnnen.

8 y . enne, g89., 1. yf0Dember. = DIt
Boftutide, welfe am 0ienitagS S=Mor9eu uOu
0eabwooo abgiu9; muroe in pergaugener
gta6t orei Wteilen BON bier ourd 5wet SnGBen=
8duber an9ebalten uno Qepliinbert. Die
Bafia9iere iDaren OIL Der 3abl, Oarlnter Der
Suuoe8mari6au SmeeSg. lieutenant @bait
iebte ben &dubern beute NiOrgen nit einer
Abtbeilung Sauallerie Ha9, unO eS gelang
linn, oieielbeu feitjunebmeH, ieOO4 batten fl
fa bereits Oes gr0Bteu 8beileS ibrer Seute
entleoigt. Giner Der @efauqeneu lit ais oer
Ni0rOer Se8 5iilfSideriffS Gunep lOentifi3irt
moroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
Gin ttetter Ganotoat Der Sents
ftereff3Ier

Sames, 81 g., l. NoUbr. - 9llonSo 6.
Bidaro, Der 8emperenS =@anOiOat bonn erfteH
9tiemblp< <0iitritte, lit me9en Sdli9ung elmer
S9ulSOeri6reibung BON $1O6 arretirt unO
fir eth Serb0r inter 8itrgitaft geiteat NOR
Non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-02
45. GonsreB. - @rtraiisuns.

Cine RieOerlage Der Suflationi-
fen I'M $ auie.
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u. Safep san at8e6lidD tpieoer tn
Hetft.Mnrf

Netp<g orf, 1. NOuen,ber.-@ine bieii9e
IbenbSeitung melbet, baB elmer ibrer Sertdt-
eritatter gegeH s llbr beute Ytorgen SrH. u.
Safep Saq in bieler Staot auf Der StraBe
besegnete. 6r. 6all trllg einen &eicu1antel
iiber bem Irme unb f(bien in Der belten 2aune
BON Der gSelt Su ieiu, Gr ia9te bem Sez
ri6terftatter: yIlle5, mas i'd iiber nteine
abreiie 5u iagen babe, lift, baB NiemanO I'M
Oieelbe wuBte, unO baB meine 9lbweien6elt
gti9tS nit ben Sting "BroSeiien 81 tbun
bate. gtattirlid batten mir Oteie 9tngeleger=
beiten in ben lebteu Wouaten uiel Su idaIfen
9emadt, aQein jest babe idl - lett 20 Sabren
gum eriten Nale - uollfdnOige Ruhe gebabt.
Sd babe pielleidt fein 3tedt, mid nit mel
nen alteu @ouitttuenten Dariiber 5u ltreiten,
Oh i'd eiu nadldiiiger Seamter mar; ieoo6 10
lan9e mid meme Sernurft ni6t I'M Stt6e
ldBt, uerOe id1 alien ansaben, ruelde bar5ll=
legen iuhen, OaB Elm eben1aliger Wtagor bleier
groben Stabt an une9rlifen Sransafttonen
betbeiligt mar, euer9id gegeniibsr treten."
8btla a, l. NOucmbcr.-Gr4
Wapor q. Safeg 6aQ mar ein Bafagier oe8
9ampfers rNeoerlanO," welfer 9eitern bier
anfam.
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9nlanh- h-Dfpeffbeu.

lSerttte Der rGfiociren Yref1e- fur ben Deutid,eu
@crreipouoeuteua.l
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Ser Yrdfoent tn &tGutGn
Die "8aibin9toner Ieid|te SHfanterte" erbdlt
oen ftir oas aSreis=9rersieren aui emalus:
fteuunAeplate aMeaefegteM NreiS.

VI d III D no, Su.F L. JlODeIlDer. - Oe
BraitSent friibltiidte beute Morgen nit ben
@brip. Or. s. 6. GurraD einem ieue1
S1ulfameraOen, uno begab iidb Johann mad
benz auSitelluugSplabe, no ungefdbr 10000
Otenl6en neramnlelt muren. gtatiirlid
puroe iofort cine 1eoe pou ibm perlangt, ie
bod ma9te er MIR einige tIr3e gemerfungel
uno ltellte baraui Die Sefretare @uarts, Sber
man. GbOmpion uub @eueralanlpalt 0eOen;
Der 1feibe na9 Dor, Don uel9en Se0er elm
9teoe bielt.
gtaboem Die 9lnipraden besnoet mareu
muroe Srau 6apes Der Seriammlung uOr9e
ftellt unb nit orei Cheers" begriiBt.
Die 9tepiie itber cas- 0iilitdr biloete oas
6auptereigniB Oes 3a9e8. Der 9rGitoent
fubr in etuer offeueu Sutife ftebenb uub ents
bl0Bteu 6aupte5 inter fortipdbrenoen 9urrah=
rufen Der uerlammclten 0tenge Die 6routt
eutlang, mGbreno Die Solbateu oaS @epebr
prdicntrten. Na9Oem Die @eielli6ait Oen
Nusitellung8plut perlaiIen batten begab iid
8tAter Wtereotb nit 6ru. uno Srau 0aDes
nad Sem 3auie oe8 Generals anOerion, 100
iie einen 2uui6 einnabmen, nGbreno ole itbri=
gen Dtlt9lle0er Der 9sielli6aIt mad Dem y@rz
fauge=0otel" tpeiter fubren. I'm fiinf ubr
abeuOs reliten Der YrdFoent uno @eiolge bon
bier na9 9Saibington Suriif.
Inter ben YerionsH, mel9e beute Morgeu
in 9eielifaft oes @rdFoenten bel benz @bTlp.
Or. &urrp friibftiiften, bcfanben ii9 @eneral
Soiepb 6. Sobnlton, gS. $. 8. See, 98. =.
gStd6anI uub Sohn 9. UtOrgan, 8unbess
Senator BON Giabama. 4lle oieie Serren
maren 9enerdle in Der conf0berirteu armee
Sn Dem beutigen YreiSererSieren auf Oem
ausiteuungsplaee wurbe Die @olOmeOalae Der
@ompaguie q pom Der rgSaibiugtoner lei6teu
Sntanterte" 5ugeiprobeH. Der YretS mar
pom l. Sirginier Otili3 3=8egimente fir Die am
Sefen etn9sibte @on1pagHIe aus etnem frem=
ben Staate aIsgeiebt morOen. 0aS Grerjte=
rem Der &aibtn9toner erregte aa9emeinen Sci
faa. Die @ompagnie febrte beute NbenO uadJ
9Saibin9ton Suriid, Iuo wdbreub iie auf Oenl
SSt9e uadl oem 8abnbofe unter ben Sldn9en
beS bon ibrer &apelle geiptelteu 2iebes Garry
me back to old Virginia hur4 Die StraBe
nlarldirte, purbe ibr BON Oer gau5en SeO0lfez
ring eine grOBartige Spation Oarsebra6t.
g8aibingto II, l. Jtopember.- Brdfioent
5aDes uub @efOl9e famen II llbr beute Abeuo
MN Rid1unr1h bier nm
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-Sas Commando Der S tenftatio II
81 : eague<S I lanb bel philadelphia
murbe geitern forme1 benz Commodore Bierce
&rosbp iibertragen.
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gin anSerer Correspondent i9reibt:

= "NuB Oct SHH0 N 0aupt un6 I0lIeottH elHel
grinbihen Reformation bebari, lift mir au6 ldn9it
far selpelen, aber i6 ifimme nf6t NIT Sbnen iberz
en baB pieie6e au @runolageaber Bolttt ftattEnben
iollte. gaah mener 4n5t III bic Boltttt ote allenz
ge llriade bes 9eseupdrtiaen SerfaIes," 20
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Qon on, 1, gtOpbr. = Cine &euter'jfc
Oepeife aus SonitantinOpel beri1tct, baB 20
tiirtiidle 8otail(One cine Stelluug bel Shrub
lntr uabe OeOe 8opuH, eiu9euonlmeu habeu.
Die 8uiien ritden itber Oltt gegeu @r3erum
Dor. Dtutbtar 8ai4a'8 Gage rpiro III oil,
Sieaen &reiien fir tritiid qe6alteu.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19
EAST ELM0RE.

Mr.. David Cook is dangerously i'll,
There is to be Christmas festival
here.
A paper is being circulated for a
singing school to be taught by Henry
Bangs.
Ii. H. Bangs, who has been in Bak-
erstieid the past year has moved back
on to his farm.
The Morse's have twelve men in the
woods cutting and skidding logs.
They intend to stock their own mill
this winter and not buy logs as they
have previously done.
We are glad TO announce that Mr..
Eugene camp is fast regaining his
health under the treatment OF DR..
Luce of 80. Woodbury.. lie has been
confined to his house for nearly two
years and for the first time last week
was able to ride out and spend day
or two away from home.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19

SiXteen-inch wood is selling here at
from one dollar seventy-fve to one fif.
ty per cord.
Christian Fisher has gone to Boston
to make arrangements for disposing Of
his geese of which he has been feeding
over seven hundred.
The donation visit at the NJ. f.
church was well attended, thefe being
over one hundred and fifty present,
who responded nobly. The Pastor
and his wife tender sincere thanks.
Chester Clifford had the misfortune
to get his hand badly cut on a small
saw, while at work at the Potterville
shops last Friday. DR.. f. p. Fair
man was called to dress the wound
and found that although the flesh was
torn and mangled as only a saw can
do it, no bones were cut off and none
badly injured, except the first joint of
the thumb from the wrist, which was
badly cut. Mr.. Clifford is now doing
well.
j. c. Trow. has been attacked with
the repairing fever, but is some better
now, having got his barn fixed up with
new stanchlons, doors, windows, &c.
lie has the best COW stable in town,
all things considered and we would
Recommend the young man, who
thinks Vermont = good place to emf
crate from, and the west such a fine
place to get rich without working for
1t, to call ON John and see what So
Der industrious young man can do in
Vermont.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Do not forget that at Mrlvin's is
the place to buy your goods.
II. n, Melendy is said to have the
best pair Of driving horses in this Vi
cinity.
Mrs. Harrison Warmers new house
is completed and she moved into it
last week.
The wrecked boarding car that 50
disturbed the placid waters of the La
noble has been removed.
Arthur Pike has moved back to
johnson and Harvey Farnum has
rented the house he has vacated,
Miss Lille Holmes is teaching the
school at the Block school house, and
Miss Lura Adams in the Warner dis
trict.
The Gospel Meetings held here by
j. L. Quimby and others Of the Young
Mems Christian Association were well
attended and much interest manifest.
Will Davis, station agent on the B.
d l.. X. r., was poisoned in his hand
by handling hides, it soon went into
the system and was thought at one
time with serious results, but he re-
ceived medical aid and is regaining his
usual health.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19

might be made in the manner Of ven
ulating the Jail We Recommend that a
register be So placed in the second
liOor and also in chimney in chamber
a. 10 allow the impure air 10 escape
from occupied rooms.
Il. =. PACE. Foreman.
The Elder was hustled around quite
lively last "Wednesday evening. VIII,
liam had invited him TO call at Mr..
Meaeham's (see marriage notices. at
eight o'clock. About half past seven
Mr.. John Blake and Mrs. Carrie
Crockcr Of No. Hyde Park put in an
appearance, having secured the proper
credentials of Benjamin, and de-
sired. him to act officially for them.
He was not too late, however. to hitch
Will and Ida together. The boys say
that he did the generous thing ny them
the next day in the line of cider and
cigars, Fair sailing be theirs.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19
MORRtSViLLE.
Willis Morris is in town.

Willis Morris is in town.
Great bargains in silk hdkfs. at
Strong's.
Rev. A. A. Hoyt made us short
call last week.
Quite Il gathering at 0. f. Gates
Saturday evening.
DR.. c. c. Rublee of Hamburg, Iowa,
has been in town.
Miss Lucy Page and Miss Carrie
Powers are home for holiday vacation.
Ladies Union Prayer meeting at
Mrs. Selden Merriam's Friday after
noon.
Chas. Hastings reports a dressed
April porker weighing 374 pounds.
Who beats it?
Daniel Dingwall has made his APP
pearancc among us again. He went
away unexpectedly.
The winter term of Peoples Acade-
my opens finely. Nearly 200 names
have been enrolled.
There is dancing school at the res
idence of l.. b. Woodworth's every
Monday eve. He has a good hall.
Slayton & Co. recently weighed a
wagon-load of hides for Porter of
Stowe, which kicked the beam at near
" six tons.
A new street lantern sends forth its
struggling rays into the dark and
gloomy night from the corner OF Fort
land and Main SITS.
D. G. Hardy has moved on to his
place, Mr.. Spaulding moving into the
rooms vacated by Mrs. PatteH. +,
! W. Thorpe Is to move into the rooms
lately occupied by Mr.. Hardy.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19
STOWE.

There have been several cases Of
diphtheria in town, some of which have
proved fatal.
y concert under the conduct Of J.
$. Wilkins will be held at the Town
Hall on Friday evening next, for the
benefit of the Liberal Aid Society.
The best kind of four foot wood is
by some offered at $3.50 per cord, de-
livered. This is not in consonance
with the feelings of Others who hold
at higher figures.
Mr.. f. &. Bailey of Concord, H.
editor of Concord Paij'iot, proprietor
of the Mansfield House, &C., gave
his views on the temperance question
to large audience on Sunday evening
last.
Lemuel Smith of Moscow, the burn
ing Of whose sash and blind factory
was noticed a few weeks since, is, we
learn making arrangements for the
erection Of a new shop, in which will
be placed new and improved machine
ry.
\ large circle Of the friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Cheney, gave them Il
pleasant surprise on Monday evening
of last week, it being the fifth anniycr-
sary Of their marriage. The well
wishes Of all accompany them ON their
journey Of life.
In Crawford Co., Iowa paper, we
notice the marriage of Mr.. Leslie NJ.
SHOW, attorney at law, now OF Den
nison, Iowa, but formeraliy Of this
town, to Miss Crawshaw of the same
place. The reporter very willingly
suggests that 50 long as SHAW and
Lrawsnaw have actually met, the sec
Ond event OF their lives may be sig
nOilzcd by the appearance OF Pu-SAue.
Christmas will be generally observed
at the diaercnt churches, whtre santa
laus will UestOw the many tokens o..
MS affection upon the htGle ones
trimming and other decorations be-
coming The occasion will Ue in order.
Music and miner eXei ciscs are to be
introduced, calculated TO make the
nour pass agreeably to all. Bring out
the children and let JOY and happiness
echo through their hearts.
There must be something very at
tractiye about sheriff Shcrwin, as some
of our youth inclined themselves to
his festive board, while others might
have been easily persuaded, had not
their timely absence prevented. 1t is
not for us to speak Of the merits or
dement's of their case, as we can very
truthlully recall the ditty: Flight
dog, fight bear, our little dog want
| there"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19

head. The jury brought in a verdict
for the plaintiff allowing her five hun
dred dollars for the damages sustain
ed. We have frequently thought and
heard it remarked previous TO this case
that it would be strange If the care
less manner in which the hill was LEFT
did not make large hill for the town
some time. In the present case, how
ever, there seemed to be some chance
to doubt whether the necessary eau.
ton required in such cases was exer.
cised and whether the injuries sus-
tanned were as permanent as the plain
tiff claimed.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19

There is hanging in our posl-oflice a
pencil drawing Of Rutherford b. HAYES.
which speaks well for the artist. 1t
was drawn by Willie Robinson. a Young
man Of this place only sixteen years
old.
The net proceeds Of the ladies'
oyster supper at Grange Hall were
nearly $50. Many thanks were ex-
pressed To our "barber" Clark for his
generous gift of five gallons ofoysters.
Seven were used in all.
While Morillo Wood was returning
from the party at Gates, on the hill,
last Saturday evening, his sleigh struck
a stone and upset the load so violent
" as to do much injury. Miss ChafIee
received broken arm just above the
wrist, while Morillo received 4 severe
bruise on the head Both are doing
well.
NoTIcE. - The annual meeting of
the Stockholders OF the Lamoille Val
ley Fair-Ground Company viii be held
on Tuesday, January LIST, 1878, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Town Hall in
Morrisville, for the purpose of elect
ing Board of Directors for the year
ensuing, and to do such other business
as thought best when met, 1t is earn
estly hoped that there will be gener-
al turnout of the Stockholders, as
important business will be brought be-
fore the meeting.
X. II. WAITE,
A. \. NILES, President.
Clerk.
Morrisyille. Vt, Dec. IL, 1877.
The Universal Pile Pills are sold
everywhere.
The Universal Pile Pills are sold
everywhere.
The Universal Pile Pills arc sold
everywhere.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-19
MARRIED..

In Cambridge, December 18th, 1877, BENNIE W.
CoKsE OF Cambridge. and OLIVE y. SCOTT, Of
Fletcher.
In Cambridge, December l5th by j. NJ. Wilcox,
ESD, Mr.. ELMoRE LABoRDIE to Mrs. SARAH
PROCTOR.
In Lowell, Mass, November 18th, by Rev. Mr..
Wagner, MIR. CENTER DUNN, Chelmsford, Mass,
to Miss EMMA h. MEAcnAM of Hyde Park, VI
In Hyde Park, December 18th, at the residence
OF the Drides father, by Rev. o. 5. BasiOrd Mr..
WILLIAM &. Manifold, to Miss IDA MEAcHAM,
botn OF Hyde Park.
IN Hyde Park, December 18th, at the NJ. +. Par.
sopage, MIR. JOHN BLAKE, to Mrs. CARWlE CROCK.
rIt, both of Hyde Park