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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

The emigration Of colored people
from Mississippi to Arkansas an,J
Kansas is alarming the land owner.
because of It's extent and vigor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

The Fayetteville Express says
"Arong the numher summoned AS ~
rors by Judge Baxter cor the ApIII
term Of the Federal Court, which con
yenes at Nashville on the loI',, there
are four colorcd men,"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

The United States Government has
concluded to recognize D.Gz as The
President OF Mexico, Minister Foster
has zone back to his station ia Mcxl-
co TO assure Diuz Of the fact,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

In a suit Of the United States agains,
Hon. Samuel j. Tilden, to recover
Sl5O,QOO of income tax alleged to he
due the Government, a decision against
Mr.. Tilden has been rendered.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

According to the decision of the
Con missioner OF Agriculture, farmers
can twist tobacco for their own use
and not be liable to any tax, hut they
will be he'd liable for the payment OF
the tax if they sell twisted tobacco.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

The Supreme Court holds that a
reasonable doubt OF q mans sanity is
s.ulelsn' 10 acquit when the pleS of in
sanity is pa, in.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

A current municipal Law OF .Colum-
''a, Tenn, fsrbids the Recorder, City
Marshal and policemen from taking =
drink 10 q public saloon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

All soldiers Of the wal of 1912, and
the widows OF such soldiers, are emit
tied to pensions under the late act OF
Congress.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

The Southern B,ptis. Convention
will meet 10 Nashville on THURSDAY be.
Gore the second Sunday in May.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

Henry Wnttersun 1, TO deliver a lee
ture at McMinnvilIe during the coming
sumner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04

Gold was quoted in New York Mon
day at .00t, Tennessee bonds, 3Si Tor
old and 3G for new
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04
LUMBER.
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ccive ond fill all orders. at short notice,
for the following kinds of lumber. at the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ. per car load. 49,. SI1.5O
Delivered at Winchester or Decherd, 1880
Gum. per W., per car load, . 49,. u.bO
DELIVERED at Winchester or Declerd, 1880
Poplar. per NJ, per ear load, 1850
Delivered at Winchesteror Decherd, 1880
VIII receive wheat, corn. bacon. and any
other understandable barter. taken i'm ex.
change for lumber mt market prices.
j.. ID. LIPSCOMB
us5kh. 1s75-tfAhgt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-04
FOR GOVERNOR,
HON., A. 5. MARKS,
or Franklin County.

(subjcct to the decision of a Convention
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29


Fitif tlfi- Attorneys.
CflCe and Post ONO address,
so. i'ue 81. y iuIE.
To ne d,foudaut SOLOMON LEVY The tuTcPOirr sum
on ,,.d uDu lou hy publication, uIsuai 4" an "Id'f
Of fIe Hon taIlr U,npuc just o IN" supreme court
f tr state 81 York dated thc 2ith Gay ~ Aru l~l~
and rcd with complaint Iu tie uu,' ~ Uo .k "l Ir
C'y and county Il %c" YORK, Lt his once ln ue county
court House IN said city. .,,.,, ,.,.,,..
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Gitn Real Csiale for Sale.

EEOSBY-ST PROPERTY, near l'IoOmc, viii
Y Doe SOLD very Hv % alat, able Co pay s"o'1 or - goo
iuCa-. might -u .I U. FOR iIoD mouse, III LAND
& NHlIING, % B,t-ruau-a
rEO BUILDEE~.-Block- of lots for sale AT
So. ,l ety t.rms suitable 'oi .o" cost c~' lir
from UIu af.-. v.h can Hr readily s"d Apply 60 T.
\. AOJ Nc, Ir-.l,,I, &C, 80 INc.ans,Ii.o
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
honscs auo farms Wdnlcb.

IOWA LAND WANTED for property lightly
gagged IN BROOKLYN for improved property free
and clear near the city KULAND a WHITING. No. .
BCciman-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
EcQal Noiltee.

DY ORDER of Hon. T. Il. WESTBROOK,
I'D Justice OF the supreme Court of the state d" Nrw "T
notICe hereby pursuant 10 The provisions OF The
authorizing attachments against RhsCOudug con-
sidcut debtors that attachment las been
the estate of John X. grtccn
resident debtor and that the same VIII he solo :ur the paw
his debts unless hc appear and discharge such i-
taCmtnC according 10 law within niue months from tie nT
publication Of this motto" and tAai the Of oehiS
hIm by Of tins STATE, and the delivery 10 him
for his use Of any property within tis state belonging
him. and the II usirr OF such property by HIM are
f0riGGcu 10y law and voC.laicd The 9t day OF March
lSsS. &. L. JENh>, Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

~ ABBOTT and EPHRhiM FOWLER
To The named aud AN persons who are descendants
heirs next Of lin u me above named peg spAs OF
th,r executors admin sIa;uFs rr lcgaitrs
Ey virtue of decree oi juo"mcnt Of ihc NcwNork
Supreme Court entered February Ii. ls7G ~ an action
entitled FREDEIIC J. BEI u aud another executors 60
of TVhram Holhrook, deceased, against GlOi"t T.
BETS and oh.s, whereby appoin,d referee among
other things tndctcrlUe ard report the share OF The estate
EPHKAIN HOLBEDOh, t,, ,ca.cl 10 which each Of his
legal >,utaye- Is entitled under the said
decree .rucut now therefore do hereby give uoce
you appear before me. AT nay "c' No TO
broadway New York CITY. the 25d dSy o March 1873
II O'Clock the forenoon prepared then and Lcc {" Prove
the persons above named your clam
through thcm upon estate Of EpIam HUhfuus, late OF
Rc CITY OF NtWNuIk. deceased yuT default Wtl hc
taken aud the estate distributed forthwith, in accordance
WITH law.
NrW-Yurk T.LrusTy { IS-g
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

~ family. pcJSany situated mile from Line sta
ton on the Boston aud Albany Railroad which H. Al 80, e
western terminus h- Railroad wI" for
tculaIs Address ELM FARM. Box 3D. Wes; stuckLridgr
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

NEANTED-A few tirst-class families for the
W Del ght'u country place. about 80 miles
from civ minutes from depot n IT small village,
where good schools. churches, &c 90 acres lnd thaie
uit &C: good accommodation Tor horses. Address b. Box
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
NVEST RUTHERFORD PARK HOUSE.

w thirty minutes from New York by The Erie Railroad. will
opened under management May l. Terms 10 suit the
times yoari "cpOnahc. EpI particulars apply 10 \.
h. EI.Y ELL PROPRIETOR West 32d-St.. a the hotel
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

COUNTRY BOARD-NIoutcair. N.J.-A SMALL
\ family pleasantly ulI."l Of.t tnup.. ui rooms
WIFI. tI-i class board. Au,I'-- D.. %. uu, It'
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
.0raics an0 TENDERS.

CRATES and FENDERS.-Wc would call
~ special attention 20 large variety OF open l,e
frames AndiIO and FCDdeTs OF antique u7lg
Crates for wood coal also, the aIktsl
assortment Of Crates ard FcndcIs ~ the markell win
our patent Shaking and Dumping Crate
Wholesale and retail.
J. s. CONONEH d CO., 36S Canal st., NCW-NOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

- ldtAbun liOse, -. I1WTrnC" Hotel ana Ram Dad
tuaGcr ruaEcmcuD, tine bcst board and aIac
small amount Of money to be- obtained at sum
For fu particulars call iJr circular al I3J
Elngdy,ay. address Il. l.. FOX, cane Vincent y Y
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
prroP1ED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NIW-YOEK CITY.

Fast 97hst 60 ,s5 a. y Ioes $50 500
Jsoebs 29l 2lt II " O. SuTry to An6io ReGi 1000
loisl tl 20 g. iI5d llS fIh Gi i''o iV 's. 1900
Walthcr and others, executors etc, to Conrad ooo
e bahL,. ;{ii, n Of lil ave 25xlo6 .: the Manu-.
factuIe,s and Merchants Eank To Charles SEQ .oo,
tO'si met and ID iS wc II 10 H.Lbe II $4,000
lieIhs ,esrd E SP 10 n Ierry Naenth 1900
Rd gers estate 4e1IIs7 Amasa Heaield, ref ooo
I ,3se ave 10 JoSn are. TenrS 1900
Pier %2rn in'tr James >'"I4 10 Imam 37loo
''s sS ;;ni i Vie To To iopcrca MAYER 1000
Wtad and n y VIE l to a AGam Van 10000
I23d-st. g95a oi 4thave, l9jiaNl0Oi Charles $50
and s wife Il to to HGward B1owu $4,000
a1 a.G ?gs tsr an 5 II @ lie o tiana DanHfr
lOgIhst $lOn Q OF $G3ye 4'1lVy;dV ana 4, a,Sg
.a5 y. si sn ic a 10 10 1 gl nSaecT @ 5000
l''Isyi RrrnsrS sgS0 ls'" -oAO. l3i2s
So,sI u g. -oa- 3 ~ 1n ri I m NieIy - $50
Naqsan S6r AVE-; ss s 2S;i ME y 5aS vi t 600
42csi .r, s 5GU 1Da !, % % 10 Jsnc 10000
S2d, :.r n S5S S6S i NJ " TO to- Snc 1900
S3d ssTI ,i n a9 ana " VIE 81 10 ' je 1900
f5 H 10 IS t, i Myar % Sc Of %c% o' h $4,000
MsyST &C. c1C. Of Scw Io,E - lloOO
Richard Il Lane AMI vIieio Cyras Scc1cd " $500
HJnnessey ana husband George lIccEer.... 1880
HGfeslswaidt 10 charles + Wilder. -. Il.5Oo
-'';,' ger and husband 10 Iot 1890
agate to IHo5 WliGer -. 6.I54
Mcy er ard husband to 6v en- $4,000
Noe and Siie to Aaron Asher'......... $500
tan L. ystr and vie 10 William Ley y,,r.,..... 5000
COrtaudtave. - l25d " ard) .JNl4U lhAt OF lot No
-. JUia Donovan 10 Mary Hyr,lc .......
sIahaa. U f,cfcc TO Ldain j. slorsas... 0G 500
GalG Ieieiee 10 Jaues McLtuna........... 1900
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Connirn properin 60 fei


nesirable Residence, WhitestOnc, J.. Mime
atcd the Sound high ground 10 inmates walk from depot
and steamboat landing rent low Titus II Omas Broadst
ENGLEWOOD, y. J.-For two or three
II months Of tis summer furnished cottage ~ twelve
besides laundry and bath all improvements
commanding situation good garden t" minutes walk from
station. Address COTTAGE Tribune phce.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. near the Hudson,
one hour FROM city moderate rent 3%4 Wcs; 23d.st
FURNISHED HOUSE at Norwalk, Conn.,, TO
let Norwflk p. O. Box 600.
NANUFACTURING PROPERTY to let
IVA at Astoria; convenient Of access plenty oi water
Plenty Of room; low rent Inquire Of JOHN MCALONEY,
10 ChuIchst.
OCEAN BEACH.-To rcnt-Funi~lcd cot
" t2gc cgheroous class location q lOoJ Also
nshed same location three cottages rent, 90
each. J. o. HoYr y sON Finest.
'E'O LET-At PasSaic, y. j., a handsome
4 COTTAGE with ten rooms ana bathroom stable room
for one horse choicest location IL IT, Ctv; two minute from
station App, 10 owner J. 4. BURNS 33 Union square.
rI'O LET-At DARlEN. Conn, fine COT
II IAGE FL ~ LlENIeIIEp. containing TWILNE
ROOMS and LAUNDRY ;pi.zzas ON two sides plenty shade
fruit garden &c good sia"iing minutes IRON depot Ad
dress :. ~EElG, Darlcu conn.
VNO LET-A nicely furnished country seat at
n I1hnh on udSoni fifteen minutes from Hudson River
Railroad Depot house contains turtcCn rooms; Hchcn
closets &C. grounds min" wei iIutc nHe river
and mountain views terms reasonable 70 GOOD tenant Ap
ply TO or address JAMES r. BRETT na'tcawan. y y.
no LET-At PlaiuGcld. ~ j., for the SUM
y mcr months, q twOstoy, French roof. brick IOl 81
furnished depot 100 feet
sihle family. Inquire OF JOHN NJ. WILTON, Nos lG5 aud
lC7 Broadway. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
RECORDED LEAsE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Eankin. Horny 20 Joseph search. Nos l5G. -, and
lGJ, last 45tA-st year., at auL-al rent oi.......
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Drp Goods.
6ummcr Scoro.

ENHE OLIVER HOUSE at Bcinardsyillc, y.
j. now open persons wishing qict h'athtm summer
home entirely flCc from Cis and fever and mosquro-
plenty OF shade an fruit, vegetables raised the
place also butter eggs and plenty sabug for horse
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

ID At the of Cdisku Mountains now open as a
summer resort ln-s picturesque and healthy j" alton
For Photograph Oi tue hOsc apply at tie M'opn
tan summer and Winter Resort Directory. ~ EASi
IiTII-~ T., UNION SQUARE. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
NAPPAN ZEE HOUSE,
TTUOTSAND ISLANDS, River St. Lawrence.

Il NYACk ON THE HUDSON
Will Diagrams b. and rooms engaged
at the Hotel Bureau, 80 Unou square NewiOTk. w B.
COLEMAN, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Gnmmcr Doat0.

4 Il \ PRIVATE RESIDENCE, situated III
delightful portion Of Berkshire, Mass frt board
can be Obtained for siN only Apply r. o. Box 212
Gt. Eafiiu guu Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
5nn,mer Donr0.

GOOD BOARD-At ROscllc, on c. Il. of y. j..
~ A. minutes NcWYork fine SHADE. with stable on
premises: lricc - to SO per week. Address W. 6.
THOMPSON
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
-yCRNNTON'S RATU HOTEL, BATH, Long

- Island opens June !. The hno-t watering pace III
America dt hotel for families and iruutDnt guests
nHc shades and lawn, adorned wan "hhs hh HoMr Low P
long around tue rntHe puI
ING excellent EEg aud billiard rooms AT present lea'h o
Hamilton Ferry and rail Ia Bath early ~ June
steamer James \. stephens, when Is CHal,I, ioi
to hotel dock III 40 mnues De" hu'lOn
to hotel 80 rums t~Irrn Telegraph ONCE III hotel
Nv" '''A "''''' 'N"'' IT, H. SCRANTON, Prolqe;or
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

BOARD among the stony Point Mountains,
ID forty miles up rc Hudsgnn ny boat ~ rail; locality
surpassed health: house" stablg. lITE" shady
lawns sUrlug AMI fruit Of all kinds genuine home
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
VIM ~ FRANCIS FORBES


AvsuN Mrny attorney for Elizabeth Hotchkiss and .uar
others, heirs OF EpAra.m IOiblouk,
80 William. 81, w-YoIE.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

references
H.. lev. p-. Naud,rv'l", Harlem;
Ira Odds, = EI'ldNar:
d ..t Z len
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
COOPER TNION.

VVI IN INIVN.
- THE ANNUAL RECEPTIONS and COMMENCE
MENF will take place az follows. VIZ
The reception OF the WOmaus AIT Department on Wednes
day evening May 20, al . O'Clock.
The reception OF the Male Art Department on Thursday
evening, Idy 30, az 3 O'Clock.
The Annual in the Great Hall Friday,
May 81 al whom the annual prizes aud addresses VIII
Ice delivered
The drawings OF the will be exhibition Thursday
Friday, 80 and 81, from 10 IN. 10 D. H. No
tickets required.
The Reading Room will he closed Tuesday and Wednes
day and Thursday at but Will DO open thereafter
usual
Tkcs for the Receptions and Commencement be pro-
gratis at Oice Reading o. the Cooper
Union.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

CTPREME COURT Of the STATE Of NEW
y YORK, Cty and County 9i NcT.Hofk ,plGr % irM
WILLIAM T.. KNIRSON and DAVID g.. hll.NhIIN'.
ir plaintiffs. agt. PETER RILEY, defendant. summons
viii notice the above named defendant You are hrIchl
summoned the comp this action, ana i"HtrNc
a COPY Of your the ulmntIns attorneys within
after the Of TINS SUMMONS eN'u'Ne o
e CAV service IN oi your failure - appear or an
sycr viii be taken agurt ny default for the
Trlrl demanded IN the complaint.
EAHII.Y & SHAW,
plaintiffs Attorneys,
Post ONCE and OiiICc address,
40 > Dcy ST., NeW-I YORK CIty.
TOTICE-TaLe notice that upon default to appear or
nummOU@ judgment VIII De taken against
you for Of Scycnyscvcn dollars wih interest from
IaUJgry l3 1873 and with costs Of tins action.
EARLEN q SHAW, Pialntn- Attorneys
10 PETER RILEY. defendant The foregoing SUNNI rs IS
served uop Won publication pursuant 10 an ORDER of Hon
Joseph Potter Of the Justices oi sad supreme Cont
dated tc ian dav of April 1879 aud filed with the
plant IN the Of tie CcIk 81 the Cy ana county OF
New York at the County Court House ~ sha cay
BARLEY d SHAW, Pidintln' Attorneys
Hyl law6wW
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

IS''''N l'N' -. b'' WI l''''lNfll'' I'''
and Wot,iu Railroad one hour aud quarter from New
York five trains each NY elevation lo"O feet; pure ar
commanding views. beautiful drives and wlks. ieug ana
shooting. aEc number families VIII take buafdor- rca.
soualc rates, Furnished and unfinished ,ouagc' o. let
Address J.. Is. DAWSON.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
.'OINTRl BOARD-At East Stroud>bmg,

\ Penn. llrr large h"u-ct iu u.uu'"' from depot. 3
f lss I,tval, water bap. beautiful location. siI"n'l
wits auH drives. uFnln,'n' scenery perfectly h'aim
excellent table, l,'y u.a and if,s vegetables from farm
connected with uuI,c. Terms reasonable Address
vs.. EJ IL BOA 80. lI- -ifuuasnurg, ltLA or call al
Room T. siaat- I.jans iWtIu-. ~. !.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Couulrn Real Golalc for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME of 50 acres for sail
oh.au az bound In"k plenty 90. shade and nuts oi al
llua,. house a.. oiA'I u.buaIu2-; hur location
Apry 10 WILLIAM NAChAl, f.ldgiue SOutTscat County
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
REAL ESTA1 +.

NEw.YoRK. Tucsday, May 2s. 1873.
flowing sales were held at the TX
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
GUNNER BOARDlNG-In the village


- accommodate adults, no Other bodIhcls' shaded
lawns. arr payya pleasant high ground, mo lIow7
lls, private table, II desired a-o
btaup for horse. Tci,Uucr, given and required io min
ut from cv York 10 minutes from depot. Address BOX
a. .N.1.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

4 MLEJCAN IIOTEL, RichIiCId Springs, y.
~ NNili open jane J. le7s Plans oi house be seen
and rooms engaged at tho HOTEL BuKEAu. 80 Union
square y. Y. TU:,NICLIFF 2 co.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
SILIECK HOUSE, Greenwich Conn.-This

- we'll known house will opened Tor tho reception OF
guests about Having every facility ior naming sailing
desirable aud attractive Tor summer
Gnnrilng Addrcss f. NJ. GOODWIN. slLLLCk HOUSE
tiItguN lCh
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

y bihVNDA' NN.-.AHloh IVCSL; ,httI'
Valley, FaseA County y y, open; high elevations
lghtiUy located; unsufpa7sei hay fever or
o-quitos; mk. vegetable abundance from
the arm special G1tcs for permanent budrerS. Address H.
Il. SIErSON. Proprietor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-02-22

The Grange held a social entertainment
at school house hail on Wednesday evening
last The exercises of the evening consisted
of recitations and songs by the members and
friends of the society, Everything passed of
pleasantly and reflected much credit upon the
organization We cannot particulerizc eX-
cept to say that the songs of Misses Stedman
and Charter, and the Rotations of Mr.. Bow
ker and Miss Perry We're finely rendered.
All was done wen. and everything showed
that the farmers sons and daughters are alive
in the cause of education.
A church organization was formed in the
Uniyersaist church last Sunday afternoon.
Twenty seven persons confessed their belief
in the doctrines Of Universalsm and united
themselves by baptism into its communion
and fellowship The services We're perform
ed by Rev. NJ. II. Harris of Brattleboro, AS
sisted by the pastor.
In behalf of the society in this place |
desire to extend an expression of thanks to
the pastor and members of the Uniyersalist
society at Brattleboro who so kindly assisted
us, both by loan of their communion service
and their help in the formation of our church
organization. REV. WM. A. PRATT.
For the First UaiCerSalist church IF VIZ
Hdmscib.
The Changers here gave Il very pleasant
entertainment and oyster supper ON Wcdnes-
day eve, 18th inst, to goodly house full.
Our village school closed on Friday, 18th
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-02-22

A festival for the benefit of the temper
ance society is in contemplation
The village school, taught by the popular
teacher, VIM Moore. closes this week Friday
Two weeks from next Monday Mr.. Moore
will open a select school in the town hall build
ing
The Dramatic Club gave an entertain
mcnt entitled, Among the Breakers, at the
town hall, on Thursday evening. the 18th
inst. for the benefit of the Putney brass band
The play was well rendered and the hall
crowded A dance was held after the play.
and the gross receipts of the entertainment
were about 500
Mad dogs seem to be on the rampage
Just now. One came through the village from
the Dummerston road on Saturday morning,
the 10th inst, passing to the north part of the
town and biting several other dogs on the
route. He was finally killed ut Mr. Glaciers in
Westminster West. Rumor says he was seen
in Brattleboro the day before. Some eight
or ten dogs have since been killed, some of
which are known to have been bitten. Sew
eral dogs known to have been bitten their
owners decline killing rs yet, but have muz-
zed them for the time being. W.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-02-22

A grand masquerade ball was given last
Friday evening at the town hall by our mill
tary company. Seventy couples wers present
and a most joyous occasion was the result
Debate in the Reading room next Mon
day evening at , o'clock. All are invited
How sad the feelings Of some of that
"choice company and how cutting to their
understandings; but they dare not explain the
cause to the public for fear of condemnation.
They must "bear and forbear,'
A series of temperance meetings are on
foot The one holden recently was a success.
There is another appointed for next Monday
evening, when it is intimated aspeaker from
abroad will be present and address the audi
ance.
The resolution concerning an Immortal
future" was discussed in +. ID. Fisks hall
Monday evening, and called out full house.
The board decided two to one, in favor of the
proposition as it was advanced by the affirm
alive Il.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-02-22

held a festival ut Library hall on Tuesday
evening. The Park Guard band was in at
tendance, and, as usual, discoursed fine mu-
sic.
Several new houses are in process Of
erection in our village.
A branch of the National Christian Tenn
perance Union was organized at the Stark
House on Tuesday evening of last week.
Col William Cady was unanimously elected
president of the organization. The occasion
was celebrated by grand banquet prepared
by landlord Cady.
William Cady was last week elected Post
Commander by Center Post, G.. A. r., to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of A.
G.. Patchen.
As an indication Of n revival in business
we note the following facts A. ID. Nalen-
tines extensive knitting mill is now operated
to its fullest capacity The Messrs Fisher
propose to put the old stone knitting mill,
formerly used by the late Gen. Bradford, in
operation soon. Geo. A. Wattles is making
arrangements to start up the mill situated at
the upper end of Main street. which has been
idle so long.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-02-22

The MosT EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT WARD
ROBE ever made or owned on this side of the
Atlantic Ocean, and probably never before
surpassed in the world outside of the homes
of the nobility, in extent and completeness, is
the property of San Francisco lady, young
and beautiful. She has just left for an East
ern city preparatory to making the grand
tour of Europe. There We're in the collec-
ton between thirty and forty robes of all
kinds and of every variety of rare device. On
ly the finest, the richest, the most delicate
material had been used in their creation
silks, satins, velvets and lnces. Some of them
came from Worth, at whose shop in Paris
they We're ordered six months ago. The en-
tire wardrobe, with its attendant parapherna-
LA, could not have cost less than 100000,
not including diamonds, with solid gold dress
ing-cases, and innumerable toilet articles. The
lady who carries this fortune about her per-
son will visit England and pass some time ON
the continent, returning to San Francisco
aboRt the LIST of January, 1879.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-02-22

The people of this vicinity are somewhat
excited over a supposed mad dog which pass
ed through this place last Friday, biting sew
ernl dogs amongst which were j. Chcney's of
this place, J. Connell's and Geo. Goulds, Of
East Dover. Some bitten dogs have been
killed and others are to be muzzled. We I'M
derstand that the rabid animal has been trac-
ed nearly to Brattleboro.
The lyceum of Monday eve, 18th inst,
passed off very quietly. The question, RE
solved that mankind is most happy while sin
GLE" was well discussed. The rhetorical ex-
ercises We're good, the paper success.
1t was voted to have the next meeting on
Monday eve, Feb. % said meeting to be the
last for the winter. The programme will be
changed, and instead of the usual debate, six
members of the club will each prepare n
speech on any subject which they choose and
deliver the same.