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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

Here prophetic wisdom from IN Iowa
paper In 1880 Grant Gun carry thirty
states Of the union for president. He ean
be president for eight years more illst rs
certain IS he lns 5een .or eight years 5ha5
irg past.
Not one IN twenty III all the KID gioves
IN Tie wurh! are made from the skins Of
kits where there is one kid glove worn
there are about fourteen made from the
skins cf rGt5 anu nine from the skins Of
lambs. In F'ance HE attention Is now
hGing paid To the raising Of rats. which
IRE aageI Tor md hltfei lnd killed in Elrre
quantities sur their skins One man in
FIris rl.sed and killed on his pram!ses
during Tie year 1851, nearly $4,000 rats
He expects his crop fGr 1877 viii be nearly
double chat.
The telegraph anil ocean cable viii soon
be things OF the past. if the theory Of Prof.
Looms Of Washington proves true. He
believes in the existence Of certain mar
netic currents in the upper air. by which
messages can BIZ Dispatched to any dis
lance, - perpendicular wire running I'D to
meet this current, anu hAtlary, being all
the apparatus 1GGGssMy, Messages have
been sent in chis wlY distance Qf steven
miles, and experiments are soon u be
made baEween tile high peaks Of the Alps
and The Rocky Mountains
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

Congressman S0utnar! u Ohio nus III
r0duGe,I / bill proposing new amend
nen1 TO the constitution. Which provides
1nu5 tie executive power De administered
~ three presidents, constituting l supreme
executive council. elected by 4Ul!iei
aectarq Of all the states, one president co
bn 1.laan from the western states che
from lie EASTERN aad middle 4t,5es and
the either from che southern states No
.7va shall be citizens Of tile same ieGrun
The .Arm CT office IS 5l be six wears, lnd
no president having served l 'Il term
ilil. d. eligible tur second Germ AZ The
ir9G 4teGCIGn Tile president from lie west
4rn district shall be aieGTat fer l 1"lGrGn-
u -arm IT Years. he one from lie southern
district 6ur four years, INT ohe me from
Tie eastern anu middle district Tor six
yam's liter lie irst election, one president
snail 1r elected from one Of the three
districts avery two years. Instead Of d
vice president, the senate shat, every four
Years. elect l president CT The senate, vic
is net | member Ct that body. The bill
, .jlr' her provides has 4aGh president 4na.
receive L salary not azGeeding $4,000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

tuIETINtI A tCNyLRA THE IQtA Yer
mont vas 4 very gallant regiment, bu1 wa
heard The other DIV Ut IN Incident IN their
eareer chat shows haw mp0r'anG ii is .Aa,
aspiring vl!ur should be lal'iy Tempered
with indisGreulGn. When The rggiment
irqt reached the sent OF wGr l5 vas sent
with | bnt1arY To hud / certain p0sitiun
On tile upper Potomac, where 1 reDei raiG
VAS Tally apprHnended, and Ike nh ruw
soldiers the 10Th Wis nervous with The
axcitGmen5 Of the new situation. One da7
it was announced that . column az rLGGis
was III sight. 50 the battery dashed lnl0
position en- tile bluff, Ind. supported lg
the enthusiastic L3tl, commenced pitching
shells at the supposed rebels with aston
shing rlpiuitY The enemy SOON VANISHED,
anu the general impression WIS tha5 they
ha,i heen awflIllv cut up by the shower Of
shell. A gallant iergnanh of The 10Th
Vermont. otfered il horse Wis leanetl
him. to ride over and count the anemv
dead. He did 20 anu On reaching the
ground found uhe line Of supposed rebels
WIS nothing but a niggpr funeral
The corpse lay abandoned IN the midtile
Of the rnad ant behind every rock ant
possible ihelter Of ground was u pnnic
stricken darxHY hugging The aarth for
dear life. It WAS about the worst case Of
disorgani2ed funeral thai WIS ever seen IN
Virginia.
Slowly anu sadly tia sergeant rude IaGk
From The leld NJ his lrat Came anu lurty.
aa darved nut A line AMI 40 raised aut a .iune
For SMILING ourpsa Hnt surv
-iht'dld EagHd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

The contest over .he Boston collector
ship WIS brought 70 IN ant yesterday
when the president sent m tAe name OF
A. W Bmr, tar confirmation by he sen
lla. 81 Nj. Simmons loses the office
which he mas admirably conducted lnd
another politician, VINO viii also MAKE a
very rood collector steps inG3 his place.
We iqY lie contest Is closed BECAUSE it IS
nar probable that opposition vii be Made
TO Mr.. 8etrI'3 confirmation 4 such 0p-
position should be made however several
senator's viii be apt to pay qf Massrs. Ioar
and Dawes tcr their Irmer disregard Of
Tie courtesy Of tie semitic by voting
agtnsr .Aeir lppGin5ae. while W Iout
Believe lie appointment IS IN my nigh
ar plane tAan that Of Nj simmons
would have been, it is rather 3ickaning to
raad the lament IT THE uJari friends
over 5ae poor boy That Is MI 4iobher
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

The Y. 7 Sun, as well Is some other
folks. grows 20 feel worse lld worse lacut
chat electoral commission \ late paint
from ita Washington correspondent cecil
pies many columns Ct The Sil,a, and it is
therein revealed wha5 L bat man We have
from Vermont in the Senate mus
Senator EdmunCs WIS The l[lchiaralli
Of the republican lenders in the senate.
He IS master Of legal inesse
aa understands perfectly The lrt Of fram-
ing laws and Legal pitfalls INTO which bis
adversariGs will tumble, especially if he
has voice in he construction Of his oWu
measures.
And this msurnfuI writer goes On 70 ac-
euse Mr. Edmunda Of even having put
up the election Of David Davis IA semi
tor from Illinois to get him Ont Of harm
FIJI ways on the commission And Ill with
intent to deceive.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. --De.tl las
again removed lne who. for .0nr time,
Ills heen .unnecrad With Dartmouth ne,i-
lal college Pref. A.aer. Smith. " D.,
IL. D.. WIS born N P4ter0oro. n H..
June :. 1901 He wa5 early iJtad i0r
a0iege, 3ut owing TO lie financial .r9uhlea
Giluwing lhe Nlr he lssisted ais Gather
for i've wears Is superintendent 9t 5he
spinning department. n tie Phenix mill.
In 81. be entered Dartmouth G0ilerg and
graduated with homer n l325. Eav Silas
Aiken. D. o.. Ind Chief ! lsLiGe I4aic z
EAdiield IL. D.. lf Vermont. were his
classmates After graduation he agln
lsBistad lis iI5Ier md studied nGdicine
graduating from Dartmouth met!ica. col
lega IN so. In 1918 be caurned 20 ill
lle char lf ual4ria medCa tnd lhGrapGu-
tics, which place ne held until Ls-1, when
be vas Mute professor emeritus d The
same Arlncn. Ii vii be noticed lha1 he
vas N lasoGiate with Dr. Crosby, VINO
.ijed lust August. And Dr.. P4usiee- who
HE'D anT snort time aL0. Dr. Smith
.acJIr.d before he Vermont netiiGti col
.ege in 1857 and 1t BuwlGi in 1850 He
hts written ievera. medical works and has
Won i reputation ~ 1 uG,.iG;l. scholar.
He newer anrlred N politics. but WIS IN
-erestad IN educaii0n and mperrnGa-
Ald Of l;,ta nus been especially Interested
III the order Of rood yampiurs. Two Teace
ago he published history Of his native
own
There are rumors u several changes IN
The Gtcuity 0t Dartmouth college 1t IA
m.d .Aal Prof ,lun6y IS c3 resign. III,
veteran Prof sannorn viii noJ prubnhi7
0Geupy bis :ha.r much ,unrer, although n,
imminent change is expected. Prot. Pol
ems, vino is .h.s year instructor IN French
is very popular There ID nos vet ln7
official notice Of iny ahnnge whichever.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

The Cincinnati Gaae3lTebty rejoiGes IN
She reelection thn5 we can ret more biz,
white. hard. hllI-moun dollars ont Of the
mint under the silver bin As passed thnn
under 1he original Bland bin The senate
amendment Is peremptory ~ 10 the coin
are 81 two millions month. The Bland
bill allows she hostile department. Wide
discretion
To the Glaa Gideon Weiles was due the
credit Of establishing the policy relnting to
eqntrabanda which WIS aftarwurd Adopted
in every department Of Mr.. Lincoln J
administration. While the army Wa
retlrninL escaped slaves, the 3ecreETY Of
the navy 0nk .ha ground thill all loyal
men, black ar white, who escaped from
the cuniederaey and came into onr lines,
we're entitled to cur prutacrion and might
be employed in 9ur service.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

! eli raeenlIT passed lie senate Of lie
United STATES, with only 4ighr votes lg inst
it, which gives 4 pension Of 81 per month
CO all the surviving officers AMI en.istad
and irahe,i men, including militia lnd vol
lntaers. vino served for tGurraen la7g n
the VIZ With Great Britain Of 1872, CT
VIC we're in any engagement AMI
we're lonorlaiY discharged, anu .le
surviving widows Of such officers mi en-
listed and iraitad men Who have net mar
ried again. The bill liso provides tint
when lny person nus oeen rrantetj L amt
warrant under any lct Of congress .or lnd
On account Of service III The var af 1872
5uch granl shall be prina ileie evidence
Of his service lnd honorable discharge
70 Is a. antile him, if living CT lia wid
CIV, if he be lead, 10 pension Under .his
1Cr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

TIE DEXTER, Me-, BANK ROBBERY AND
MCRDEH. The detailed accounts Of The
bank ragedy in Maine sa7 shat he rob
ler3 and mudergrs, supposed to BIZ three
in number, hal iecretatl themselves il the
Masonic Hall. in the third 5tary over the
bank and they evidently set upon Mr.
Barran Is be went TO 1 closet. opening
@It # rear room. for COIL To cGp,enlah
bis ire. Here we're found The partially
i.laG lGd, overturned, his false teeth and
The cen which he had over his right ear
Wing On lhe i0Gr. The men probably
5AGuLhG to ind the iaie doors unlocked
anu lie funds Of the bank unprecedented,
cut this wa not tie case. The doors Of
The vault must have been OPEN auG the
outer door Of the safe. but thG inner door
II the iaie, protecting I'll the VGluabes 0t
The anns vas closed and .oGked There
vas L combination lock- on this iCm and
also L ii 10 eek but the time lock vas
SET 10 close he 3ufe l5 / .ater hour. and l5
5Ais hour did not protect it.
Nj, Barron. although 1 mal Of slight
build. and little iltad lGr i aem6at with
Ms prosecutors, WIS yet pHsaGssed Of IN
non viii and faithful purpose to lay down
ais life rather Jhnn 1GnglY bis trust From
appearances, they put 4 cord about biz
neck to force him to divure the cumbinl-
riun lie WIS probably beaten tor the
same purp0se,and when JheY found nothing
could be forced from him, and tearinr lie,
5aetion. they L1Giad him IN the vault 5l
lie. lie WIS found gagged with q piece
Of wood, like those seen on phil hundles
A piece Of cod-line WIS run through tho
h0le in Tie wood and securely tiGt around
aia neck. lie Wis handGutfGd with biz
arms behind him. the handGufa being inc
lY finished and nickel plated, and Of tn
latest pattern The thieves must hive hac
keys 70 all parts Of the building. as wei
u to the 3nIe, ~ dheY left all the door
locked behind them. The trustees Of Ih,
bnnt have offered i reward OF one thou
iand dollars for the apprehension Of TIL
murdergrs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

Last Wednesday, he College Of CarIi-
nails 1T Rdma elected IS the successor of
Plus the Ninth, and rs The Two hundred
and siztY-JAirJ pope, Cardinal Gioacchino
Pacci, who WIS 1T once proclaimed pope
md assuned the title Of Leo the Thir-
1aenh
The new head Of the Roman 3nurch ia
IN Ilalinn and will be siztY-eight 7ers Of
age On the coming I'd Of March. ELe vas
nude 4 Cardinal by Plus The Yinth IN 1851
when he was Bishop Of Parugia. Leo il It
nan If biameiesa but energetic lie amt
Tie Cardinals seem to have made L most
excellent lhoice Cardinal McCIoskHy
lid net reach Rome in time to hive L
voice Il the election
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

AGeorlinE 9 i summary Elven II The
Boston I.o1c, lAe new " EtHunaI Purity, %
which has aisGnrered i terrible state Of
lifiirs IN The country viii remedy all Of
The evils lAuI aiti!er uhe body polite. An
' jgnoranG and substituted press may ak
peeL no mercy III the hands Of tile men
who have handed t0gather Tor the purpose
OF purifying and perteeung cur SUSTAIN of
government. Silver and greensmcAs viii
BIZ plenty when The new order Of things ID
established there viii be no such thing ~
i privileged eblss Of ere,litors; labor viii
triumph and capital viii be Inundated
in fief, there will be no such thing as
poverty, national hunks, Chinese cheap
labor, u anything That makes life huried-
some. The millennium is setting in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

l bill passed lie house Monday. BY 4
71Ua If II to 81 giving pensions a. lie
surviving soldiers Of tie Mexican va
VI, Joyce opposed lie Bill, strongly, PART
= N Tie g"Gund ,ha1 10 PIT canietiGrq5s
soldiers IN better ground IAN the ,av
ices union soldiers. for while l nan vic
9erve, against lhe rebellion mast have ~
eeivad some injury TO ret | pension, 4
soldier 9f she NaEical var vine lln-
ward served in lie inntaderl,l ,gmT, vii.
Under ms biz. ret L pension though ii
2erfaaG health. NJ. Eoode Of Virginia.
nade 4 gorgenus speech, and became mite
inrrv Win lie Vermont member Who IL
lsUai ne would stand if he had -a 4tand
lone II ais opposition. some 5a1i.sh
iemocrl5 asked where Joyce WIS III 1he
.aa4 var mt subsidized when The question
vas answered by Townsend 1f Ntw YORK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

Buckner4 bill 10 abolish The naUiGnul
1nnks does not meet with favor in The
house and it ices not seem possible to paas
it.
The ruughest thing on Ben Waite IS mat
The doctors iata back his present illness
o oyerw0rk in getting Hayes nominn,ad
1t Tie Cincinnati convention.
The Philadelphia Times suggests ylat
he president put arooka' pin in lne
Htil service reform policy to keep SENT
org from sitting down On it.
The Use Of the postal lart is still H.
Grp;lsing, The orders tor the Iast quarter
amounted 70 fttF-lhree millions u 1T The
ATE Of Two hundred and twelve millions 4
year.
Remember The meetings Of The Board 0f
Agriculture. Their irst meeting IS IIis
evening, and are also to be held to-mor-
'9w lnd Friday in The forenoon, lfternonn
LlU evening CT eaCn Jay
Estes Hawa anu Joseph Il. Converse. Of
Bust0n, IRE rap0rted Jailed. CGMI mining
4pecuIa5icns did il. Both IRE vel known
II he itlta from their connection with
Vermont Contra. railroad affairs
About l jozen Princeton students have
1ean expelled anu .hrne ar t0ur times Iilat
number suspended tor lngaging III lazing
practices. It was high time, fer -le 70ung
.uwdies had g0r To Using reviewers IN each
ether wiuhnut iltt lfacr
The Mobile Ala. Rsg,Star Is net aItA-
rather hnurhun. It indorses Lamar man
? stand, mt utterly rapudia,as ne cid
southern nulion lnn5 l Legislature his tne
ri-ht to instruct l senator N congress- TO
v1ta against his convictions Of lWy.
Thew have another Of .Aeir revolutions
iovn san Domingo. President 6aga
leiearpret II lie lapi,l. lnu aCG likely -o
hold cut 0nr while -he whole country s
IA 7ery bad VIZ. provisions scarce.
prices rising merchants failing and -he
prisons lvarercwaet.
The situation Of aft.rs i Europe las
not changed much rom asst week anu s
likely 70 keep llunr without mere excite
uenl I'LL lie -arma CT peace IRE definitely
lrraej IN 1etveen Russia lnd Turkey N
init lie congress- # ohe powers meets Il,
/ 3aien- Eaden.
Fu,ari Storm vas il.la severe down
!aun.ry. IN Tile ra.,read. .etvaen Man
chester lnd DreseU. vera snow WHl5 our
feet ;eep lnd u through lie south vest
~ lart 81 tie ir,5a severn. inches u
snow fell Farther north here vas ! &C.
rara rt.e lad 3undrv barns ware blown
town md ether tamaga done
4 BRAVE NAN. Mi ]. W. BARRON.
.4.aaurer II the Swings Bank 1t Dexter
/ Maine was killed by three rahhars t+c
Friday lilgrnGon. He vas pr9na3i7 Jst
about leaving the bank when he vas Us
sailed lnd N :eitlsing 81 In.aca lie 3a.a,
II 4ise IN ,oGking Il -ae itca II Ae ,s1.
lprs. vas BEATEN to DEATH These upp1
4itions ire make from the way his 3odg
vas found the next morning Tie vas
nan Of feeble frame mt non viii IN,
iied bravaIy 1t his pest. One such act IN
70 1he credit Of human la5lra balances
cng LIST Of lack marks by ie6lllting rs
Gals. The bnnka Of tie 3nunlrY oug1t e.
gee 5ha5 the family Of Nj Barron IT
,ihe ,aily provided ior.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

Ilmes Iorlcn Eennely, al Tie WY rom
Plris lns addressed memorial. to con-
r'ass. which WIS Introduced IN .he sen
rte Monday by senator Cank-.ng Een-
nett says he nus purchased lie Arctic 73s-
sci Pandcra lnd vii lit her Gut mi man
her 1t his awn cont aad expense, with i
view 70 prosecute, and L possible lrnr -a
successful ssue tile polar explorations
which have SO eng 1ccupicd lie attention
II he scientific world H. Requests -Aat
l bill mag be passed through aongrass
authorizing he -rana6r IF me Pandora -G
The Cailad States tag tie ehanga Of her
Name, should it be teemeG Desirable, IND
.la5 she nav be 3tficered by C1.lad States
lava. officers anu be mhieet 70 -airaa
States anvaI rule lnd discipline.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

At New Orleans, MondaT, Thomas C.
Anderson, member Of the Louisiana re-
turning bonrd. was sentenced to two ygmrs
hard Iahor in the 3tlre penitenhurv A
suapensiye appeal, retunahle en- Wadnes-
day, vas granted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

Gan. J L. Barstow, OF Burlington, late
United States pension agent, has closed
bis Accounts with the government. the aG-
counts as finally audited, covering u mill
ion and 4 half Of money, showing bal
ance Of s26, due to Cen Barst0w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

Down south the tlv0rica Engagement
premise to young lu,.es IS. " viii loVe
you lill Mcclellan IS president The girls
consider this declaration Us meant 5ar
eternity
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

L eiN,fC LAX BANKRUPT T. A5E.- l. lUer
tAia aaption, The St. JahnshurY L,t.atJaaa
tells the Gloving story The bankrupt
ii N 0f Bacon. R,nnev " 90. pay u diyj-
Jeud u 1eUveen enc lnd lv0 CENTS On The
dollar; and .hr dividend On Ge0rra Run
neg private debts is 1hirry-4ighG cents IN
the dollar. During the year which bus
BEEN consumed n rainr through bank
,upuY. however, Deacon Gtnnev has paid
or provided for The payment Of more Than
9ne-hui OF the claims against his estate
in other words while the law rpleases him
from MI obligations by lhe payment q
thrtv-4irAG cents en- The dollar Of his IN.
irht3,nes8, he Is going rgh5 along INT
paying one hundred cents on lhe dollui
Just az tas- as he can raise The money
This is . chapter in The history Of bank
rup5 clses whicA should be recorded fn
lie aeneit u settling w8rtd which de
lights I'd speak IN OF both deaeons anD
bankrupG
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-12-05
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literally overfowing with Charming
Stories, Sketches, Poetry, Wit, Humor,
and genuine Fun. AS for years, It's
"Rogue's Corner will expose every
Swindler, Quack, Humbug and Fraud.
II his saved thousands from being
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-12-05
From RGY. N. P. WaGi9r, PaStlr Of
The Methodist Episcopal Church in
Weston, Mass.

"Having been afflicted with dyspep-
sia and all its attendant suffering for
fourteen years past, and the last five or
six with n chronic diarrhrna, / am hap
py to state That / find myself greatly
improved. Those disagreeable feelings
usually attending dyspepsia are now
almost entirely gone, and the diarrhpa
SO far removed that 1 suffer no incon-
venience from 1t, except when 1 take
cold, or labor entirely beyond my
strength, producing somewhat of an
inflammation. TO those who are af-
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ment of the liver and stomach, pro-
ducing general prostration Of strength,
l would recommend the PERUVIAN
SYRUP as one of the most efIectual
remedies that / have ever known"
Sold by druggists and dealers general
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-12-05

Emmett Coon is In Detroit, this
week, purchasing goods.
Communication from "S. q. r." will
appear next week.
We received q pleasant call from M.
Derschel, Tuesday.
J. M. Foster was in town, Tuesday
night.
Holiday goods-a large and finely
selected stock on the way.
E. Coon & Co.
We learn that the shingle mill at
this place has again changed hands.
About two inches of snow fell last
Monday morning.
Supervisor Bigbee, of Chase, was in
town, Monday night.
Mr.. Talmage has moved from Iowa
to Nirvana, and taken up a residence.
VIM. Dove, postmaster at Nirvana,
gave us pleasant call, Saturday.
See the announcement of Emmett
Coon & Co., in our advertising col
umns.
Mark T. Chase has sold the saw-mill
at Renoe to f. b. Kinne, who intends
to keep it running.
We learn that M. d. O'Brien and c.
II. Chick are doing pretty well pecuni.
arily, up in the north country.
Odd styles, or old stock, ut coa and
betOW. EMMETT Coon & Co.
Mrs. M. Derschel, of Pinora, is going
to Remington, Ind, to spend the Win
ter; and intends taking trip to Bos-
ton, Mass, also, before her return.
The Chicago market quotations are
fully and accurately given in the Chi
cdgo Weeky Ners. Both the Weekly
NeVs and the STAR for s., % a year.
G. G. Townsend, formerly of Webber
township, now halls from Pontiac,
Mich. He does not forget the printer,
and sends the currency wherewith to
rejoice said printers heart.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
Z. B. Kinne, of Elk township, and
one of our old friends and patrons,
sends us a fine 'spare-rib." AS long
as we receive such remembrances, we
do not fear starvation. Thanks.
We acknowledge the compliments
of Frank nj. Howe, Sup't of State Re-
form School, in the shape OF a pamph-
let copy of the annual report of the
Board Of Control OF that institution.
c. III. Forman Is putting in saw
mill at the Station, in the building for
merly occupied by Sweet Brothers.
He expects also, to put in a shingle
mill, i'm course Of time.
Our old motto-"Goo goods prompt
pay, and quick sales."
EMMETT Cook & Co.
"Hard Times and the Way Out" q
speech delivered by Rob't G. IngersoIl,
Boston, October Goth, 1878; and "The
Labor Side of the Great Sugar Question,
by workingman"-hav been receiv-
eel on our book table.
The attention of our readers is called
to the prospectus Of 81. Nicholas, to be
found elsewhere. This periodical Is an
exceedingly attractive one for children,
and deservesits widespread popularity.
1t is worthy of careful consideration,
when making up your list Of reading
matter for the coming year.
We are head quarters fer choice teas,
at lowest prices.
EMMETT Coon & Co.