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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-03

IN agricultural papcr gires several
directions How 20 tell good eya.
Eney are not altogether Satisfactory how
ever The quickest AMI suresf way 10
tell good err i 20 place I. in one hand
and mssn il with the other. Ifan osior
arises that leads yon 20 believe that a
bone boiling establishment ard limb-r-
ger cheese factory have .fsle~ccpei. the
egg ! not good, AMI you wsnt 10 throw
i away aud wash ycnr hands. This
method never fails ~ Nor. Herald.
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= ~ th~srrsrraan a s1e r1Aak f. rsrts rss
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1880 ~ roo tH<s r1snk ~ hwfx Fsrr~s :. = $500.
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ezr ~ r4t 4rsn ~ smy co.
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ssss karrs msnrEr.rry
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-03

Come One Come An.
Ns. Erssoz:
VIII yoa please 70 Insert in sse ccnr-
Ter thss The mssiing ~ .le Dnses COM
y Sunday Scaca. canvel,ica nil TAXA
place a he Fil.~hoso ChascA, s.ea- .hs
eealss.Gl hcms =. Elijsh I..shs. ON sal
ErJsy freesdiAy the f0srth Sna6av in
Nay lie, esers body cs.ne and brine
,hsiv dinner. Services 70 rcnsmence Al
Fl "'esock- No cake. cxnaiss. nor asy
ssing whatever will te allowed 10 Il
sssi On the premises
Is one .yc-st turn deserves another,
how would il snis The Jasper Band 10
greet Is with sssir hsantifSl music -
|s.'ey did on dedicstica day. I've graft.
Iicr nothing without charging any
body J. L. NaMxx. Pas.or.
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III Attention j. d.sscsel 10 the fne
donblc column advertisements OF the Las
a's riHaiHg Mil They have On hand
an extra stock or eserr variety OF the
lest kind Of every shin< Teswirei IN =
frame housr, and -e;l cheap.
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NOTICE Is hcrrbr given list fhc m
~ dersigned hss been nppoinsed "A
min.strxtor Of the estAle or John Thin.
..ng. kse Of DuboiS scnrtr. Indian,
drrrasci. Ssid estate y srpposcd 10 W.
solvent LcErsv BaE. Adm'r.
VIZ 4. TRAyror. Any
Nav a.. lS7s -Sr.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE I'll
RIAL ESTATE

nsE-iA G-l a =
NOTICE = lrr~bw rir-n INST Nv
virrne or - order 10 the pnhs.i<
tiTenis Court, The undersigned. Admin
'i~tr~t0r. with fhe will annexed. OF The
s-fafr ~ Js~cb En@s. decreased. wiz cfrr
fur saIe. "a public auction. ON tho
prensi-rs. 80
SATURDAY. MAY rgth. 1879.
~ equal undivided tuo-sbird parts Of
the io-iowing described real estate.
ro-wft.
Tart 81 The northeast c1srier 81 The
Soutf-eas; qurrfrr Of section No. thirty
onr III. IL iru nsb;p No one al. souih
~ range No. iArre o. vest more par
'i~BlErfy dcsrribsd ~ follows: Begia-
Eing 70 the southeast corner Of ics Ma
sevensy-iwo t72l IN che town Of CeIss-
time. Dubois county. Indiana. running
thence north with t'sr line Of saii town
fwcnty-fcur taf) rc~is. thence due rzsf
with ihr line Of Edward Bnrhari-= lnnl
% the hnc dividing section No. thir,y-
ono t3fl, from section No skirty-snc
tSIl: shrpec running sonsh with said
section line 20 she New Albany road.
thence westward with said r~sd. 20 tbs
plsrc cf beginning: being IN sll ihs
Iwc-fhirsis snrrs of seven a<rrs in De
bcis cocn1y, ss5izns-
Sale 70 bcgin n one o'clock ,. ID
TTrNS oT SAT.E.- Onr-fhSnl az he
purchase money 10 BE- paid - cssh. shc
rcsIfme IN two egraI payments. q nins
and eighteen months. deSerrrs; payments
- - s~~nred ~ noses. besrinr ipsrE-si
from dale. unising benefit of valnxiivs
and sppsaismsnt laws. uish good fire.
hcli surety - the approval Of Tho 40
min.ssrsinr.
EruaRr BrrHkRT. Adm.
WnIrsr A. TEArror, Attorney
srFis 9Th, 77--ss.
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'as' fr nn&srsAEn<i wA rgpr - ihe Ea,rN stCer-sy
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So zrHi-r s1e r-urtr~< 81 Ar xnrftnA a. Res
- rsr1s-< l1a areas~ ~ ssss a. svsssn~-s -f.n~
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- 1rsre<s n - H. &. ftxr per- ssz<s fsr he
sriGsica shsseef srt 1xtsrxnz an saerrrr~F- rss~s
hrNa i<css,xsErs q ineisra - frE. ~ nxsn.s ~
80 sptrt.1rxs r.n<xs nd nail Na1~N kn anrr1s<1rs
t<sa t4xn e1Ar- 81 tz>e- ~ e&4ak y-x~s.-x
- ssrn - enc year. Tie r~sr<4 t9n.' wfS-r ~
o. - y 1<u y - b4rs> xf14s 80 n,~. -
<e1sA - pr VI frsSrrxA Set.4n ~.x 1850 ss.n
ts.~ - fssstsri-s. nE1sAs ssrnly. iss2A1
uu1 w9-cs. IL = xxrvc
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hxow IL. That the undersigned Nj
smi lntians. being obliged to prcreesl ID
hnskaskia pn business. 90 leave our
wives and children IN The white settle
mrnt.nnd as ~eslmays dfmsAn onrSeiye.
YES well. We selieiE The white people rot
10 Inal-ireai them ~ cn- ABSENCE
JALCD. Wac chief.
SWAN. Wac rarrfer
BULL. Vac Wa.ricr.
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-IerFe Haa,e Courier H. Terrr Haree
= moro civilized now ihanit wrs 4 .oni
snauy wears $40. a. wilI he seem III r,,e
following. wisieh Is found IL The Ter.e
iiau;e Advertiser az asAy ~. 1875. which
paper was pa5!iSh-a by scI.n ~. e.
horne-
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er4A4- MA. -
-rRTr ~ E~a.xa. nrfaas Corxrr. IS
- OFFICES hrrrt,s gives ~ Sn~ss, An
ioinsiFe .nrnams asd iaari@i I,s,-,oek.
~ - appear ~ afitiasn fisi. srr
D0n-rv-~islsni~ 1T ssl~ <:aie ~ INDIANA.
HIST William H. Ncheen hrs fFI-,l >
rcnpiaint asl eonmenrrd an action
tcain~s shrsn in The Huhofs Circni. tDeri
~ ihe stale 81 imailhna- 10 qni-t rho iiil~
- real esfsff. situated ia ~aisi colnfs
said iesendAnf~ are ihercicrr. hrrrby
notified cf The ding AMI pendrnry ~
<aia complaint against shena. and HAT
unIf~< they apf~sr and snsurr or slrmar
Ihrrrfo NJ he calling ~ <sif sAu-c. ~
M second dnr " tire nrx' term ~ sid
Ccmri. in.ie be4nn ami hrisl M The Ccuri
house. ia Jasper. 90 thr fiF~f Mcnday Ia
lnne- srTs. Saisi complaint anil The mai
irfs ariH lsin<s faerrEn ~onsninexl and
alleged. will b< hrsrs asfsl determined
in tAesr sbsqn~r.
psrFR j. ssnsSs~v. Clerk
crfff- nnh..is tsr-ni, Cnnrf
W. y. EEFss,eiru AND EsrN..
FirKTr~rE- PsfDfifss ATTORNEYS
April L. - su TX = - Tr.
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a Mscor, Ga. man has invented 4
three icoihed saw thar fnrns ont the ln-n-
Der perfectly pinned and ready for the
czTpeuter and painter.
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Vow, that everybody hr.
enjoyed ! happy Ncu Wear.
and made their yOns FAR Che
year. NC arc nv mo- Means
wanting - fhis respect.
having rcnr we'd 0ur vows
20 sell ehc ChcaVc~s Goods ~
the eigy- We wiu make =
speciality for . few day. %
t;lOsiAsxR<. % srif ont stock
VIC viii also ScfE Oyerc0asn
and heavy Suitin<s as strict
~ New xOrk JObhing
PTIrcs- O. Close eots. Those
standing - nerd o. sUch
g0oiS wills do WeBD 60 call
and learn ju>t " hat - meant
lby View York JOblsing
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M 'Arnsel. Register: This defines
i'i Was u money n asks IN en-
e'ase tto-ss j. the miairg link
tesrssF severzs hrndasd II our sab-
isfitEts a..1 the eil.cr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-03

~ barley j. fully headed ont in this
iocslissr, sud bids fair fer gos.l crop
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The Knox ccnnsy fair viii Nc held
...is year from October ~ 20 - inclusive.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05
From the Chicago Legal News. June. ISIS.
Register Hubbard and the Bar Association

There has been so much said about the re-
port Of the Committee of Inquiry of the
Chicago Bar Association, relating to the
workings OF the bankrupt law and Register
Hubbard. and 80 much inferred from the
report which is not justified by the report
itself, and il not claimed by the members of
the committee, that We deem the subject
worthy Of more extended notice chan il
contained in the report OF the meeting of
the Association. The committee. in their
report, claimed that Mr.. llibbard, under
their construction of the law, had taken
more fees than be ought to have done,
and gave table of the fees he had taken
in number Of cases and the fees, in
their judgment. which the law author
lied to be taken in such cases. Mr.. lib
bard claimed that his fees were in accord
ance with the fee bills of Judge Clark. his
predecessor. and with the law ~ construed
by several Of the United States judges, and
with his own construction of the law, a.
will be seen by our report of the meeting.
lie was supported in this opinion by the
speeches and votes OF many OF the ablest
members Of the Chicago bar. Col. Cooper,
chairman of the committee. in advocating
the report, said. "The committee did not
charge Mr.. llibbard with wlliul violation
Of thu law.
The resolution approving the communica-
ton Of Register llibbard. and the one stat
ing tina. the members of the Bar AssOeia-
ton. Tin view of the statement of the re-
port, deem it proper to express their conf
deuce in the integrity OF ll1mer N. Iiib-
bard, and to declare that they do not be
lIeve that be has been guilty of any inten-
tiOnal violation of law in any case, matter
or proceeding, pending ut any time before
blm as such register, passed by more than
Association. Quite number Of the
members voting against the resOlu
tions, said they did ~ not from
belld in the guilt Of Mr..
llbbaTd. but because they did not believe it
was one OF the purposes of the Association
to certify to any mans character. Col.
Black, in explaining his vote, SAID, My
belief IN the personal integrity of Homer
lllbbard IL mistaken, but vote against
the resolutions for parliamentary reasons -
Since the meeting OF the Bar Association,
we called upon Judge Bl01gett, United
States District Judge, who has had n better
opportunity of Judging OF Mr. Ilibbard's
ofhcial acts than any other person and asked
his opinion M 20 how he had performed
his duties as register. Tho Judge said he
regarded Mr. Hubbard as an excellent aud
faithful Gfhcer; that he had every confidence
IN hIs integrity, and that it was really re-
markahle that during all tho years that
Mr.. Hubbard had performed the duties Of
register not single complaint had been
made TO hun OF his official conduct. nor a
motion made to Ie-tax his costs in any case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05
Legal Notices.
OF VERMONT.
MaShIugfnn gouutX- SS.

Nh>hihsiOh tOuhil, ~.
WILLARD B. P0R5Ea AND urbFRsl IN Supreme
vs.. Court, WdShing-
Town OF FAYs On, ton County,
Town oil SrAREsBORO AND / iugHsf Term,
bUEL AND AVEKY's GORE. 1873
VA HEREAS. Willard b. Porter and mora than
w two hundred others have this day nled in
the Office Of tho Clerk Of tho supreme Court OF the
State Of Vermont, holden at Montpelier, within and
ter the County OF Washington, their petition in
writing, setting lprrh in substance that at the
August term Of the >uprcme Court Of said county,
A. ID. ls67. Ira Richardson and tsenty-two others
preferred to said court their petition, setting forth
that the public good required the 4y ing out Of
highway, commencing ut Cr near the dwelling
house o: Harmon Foster in the town Of Fsyston, in
the county OF Washington, ani extending to tho
westerly line Ct said town; thence through Buel
and Avery's Gore in Chittenden County. into tina
town of Starksbor0. in Addison County, 10 the most
easterly point on the highway in said StarkshOro.
leading from Huntington. south village, to Bristol
village, in said Addison County; and praying for
the appointment OF Comm Ssipners ard the laying
out of such highway. and upon said petition such
proceedings were had that by said court. at the
August term thereof, A. d. 1863. such highway was
laid out according 10 the report o! Commissioners
appointed by said court, which sa report Of said
COmmissiu ners "a rr.erred to- and further setting
forth that sad road has ceased 10 b travelled and
that the public goOt and CO does not re-
quire it 10 30 kept cpen; and pa, in- that said
road may be disc. ntiuued n whole or n art;
Therefore it is ordered thst the inhabitants OF
Buel and Avcry's Gore be suu m0ned to appear
before the Homo able Suprems Count next to be
held ut Montpelier WITHIN a d for the county Of
Washington en- the second ru,'s day Of AGsust- A
ID. 1873. to make answer to sand petition al show
cause II any they have Why tho prayer Of said
petition be not granted, nv publication Of the suo
stance CT ssid petition, ith this order thereon,
three weeks succossively ia the burlington Free
Press, weekly newspaper Iuh ished at Burlington.
in the county OF Chitfeaden, the last O. which pub
locations shall 10 at least teen dSys previous
said second Tuesday Of August. A. ID. 1873.
Given under my hand at Montpelier. in the
county of Washington, this Ist day OF July. A. ID.
1873. MELVILLE h. SMILE.
5iy3W CLERK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

Bold Horse CAR ROBBERY IN Troy -
Thomas Buckley, treasurer Of the Abba
knitting mill company, drew $1,000 from
Troy, N. Y, bank Monday morning, and
took horse car for Abba. Among the
passengers were two men, one of whom
took seat in the rear of Mr.. Buckley,
and the other sat down by his side. Mr..
Buckley carried the money in newspaper,
holding it in his hand When the car
reached a rather lone part Of the road, Mr..
Buckley felt himself clutched about the
neck from behind. lie attempted to cry
out, but the clutch was 80 firm that he
could only uttsr gasp While 30 held the
man at his side snstch.d the money from
ms hand, and rushed from the car. The
other followed. and though pursued by Mr..
Buckley, who fred several shots from his
revolver, which were returned by the fleeing
robbers. both msdeitheir escape with the
booty. A reward of $500 is offered for the
capture Of the robbers and recovery of the
money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

The LATE De-. B. j. HEINFBERG In the
death Of DR.. Heineberg. our city loses an
old aud respected citizen He was born in
the Province Of Westphalia. Prussia, and
after sixteen years training in the prepare
tory schools and in the universities of Bonn
and G)ttingen. he took his degree as Doc
tor of Medicine, from, we believe, the lat
ter University. While at Gottingen he
made the acquaintance of Willard Wad-
hams, a graduate Of the University of Yer
mont, who was pursuing his studies abroad.
and who suggested to him that tho Mcdi
cal Department Of the Univer sity would be
u good field of labor for him. lie accord
ingly, in the year 1884. at the ago of 81,
came to this country and to Burlington. to
find the Medical College at the point OF
death, and Offering no opening u him. lie
remained here, however and entered on the
practice OF his profession. in which he soon
won a reputation and wide success. lie
was frequently called in, in difficult cases,
all the way from Albany to Montreal. lie
had many friends 10 the latter city, among
them the Nelson's. distinguished as physi-
Clans, and DIR. llincksOu, since Mayor OF
Montreal. In 1870 he married Miss Char
lotte Seymour, daughter of Hiram Seymour
Esq , OF Montreal. Their married lie lasted
80 years, during most Oh which she was
great sufferer and through all of which she
found in him devoted husband, nurse and
physician. About 20 years ago DIR. Ueine
berg relinquished the active practice Of his
Profession (thOugh sometimes acting a. con
sulting physician, and in rare cases a. ply
stefan in charged, and retired to his farm,
north Of this city on tho Colchester side Of
the river. lie beld the Office OF Seleetman
of Colchester during the war. and was ac-
tive in filling the quota Of volunteers from
that town in the war. A little over TWO
years ago. be married, for his second wife,
Mrs. Ellen Norris, of this city. Lis health
began TO fail some two years since. Eleven
weeks ago he took to his bed, in his rooms
at the American, with his final illness, a
rare one, resulting from defective circulation
in the lower extremities, and ending in
dry gangrene." His surerings were nit
igated by medical skill, and by the devoted
attentions Of his estimable wife but he
continued to sink under them. and finally
yielded to the destroyer. on Tuesday.
DR.. lleineberg was a man of marked
character. A man of strong likes and dis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

Two well-informed observers in different
parts of Lam ollie county, write us a.
follows: Under date of July l. one says
Notwithstanding the statement OF the
Cifisen short time ago that Circuit would
not get vote in this county. find that
there is strong feeling in all parts OF the
county against Mr.. Barlow, and strong
feeling in CIRCUITS favor"
The other, under Gate OF July 2i. says :
Don't take too much stock in the Bar
lowism of this iLamoille) county. Our
voters are pretty independent, and not easily
fooled. Unless there is great amount Of
dishonest caucus-pscking. | am qnite sure
We shall generally elect either sowles or
Circuit delegates"
We expect to hear good account from
Spunky Lamoille. That county was one Of
Mr.. Barlow's old stamping grounds when
he was an open Democrat, and he has still
plenty of Democratic friends there; but the
Republicans of Lamoillo prefer man with
whom they can have at least as much in
fluence as the Democrats.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

WHAT Is HEAT LIGHTNING The flashes
Of lightning often observed on summer
evening, uuaccompanied by thunder. and
popularity known az heat lightning" are
merely the light from discharges of cleo
tricity from an ordinary thunder-cloud, be
meath the horizon Of the observer, reflected
from clouds, or perhaps from the air itself,
as in the cases of twilight Mr.. Brooks,
one of the directors of the telegraph limo
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. in
forms us that on one occasion, to satisfy
himself on this point, he asked for informa-
ton from distant operator during appear
ance OF flashes of this kind in the distant
horizon. and learned that they proceeded
from thunderstorm then raging two hun
dred and fifty miles eastward Of his place of
observation Prof. Henry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

MINING IN VRRMoNT.-Thc White River
Gold Mining Works, under the direction oil
J. j. Sattery, Superintendent, are progress
ing steadily with a force of thirty or forty
men at present. The investigations so far
are satisfactory and works are now in prog
ress for separating the sand ores and reduc-
ing the sand to very superior quality oil
iron as well as steel. The engine and ma
chinery are all purchased and shipped, and
it is expected the furnace will be ready. and
all in complete operation in sixty days,
with capacity Of production of six tons
per day of charcoal bloom. 1t is supposed
in utilizing these black sand ores that the
"colOrs" are all saved by some process, bu.
the operators talk but little about it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05
Windham County Politics,

As for the Congressional business bsz-
ard nothing, however, in saving that Hon
b. d. Harris, a former incumbent, Colonel
Kittredge Haskins, Hon. George Howe or
Capt. K. W. Clarke, late postmaster, all of
this town, might either Of them DO prevail
ed upon to accept the seat now occupied
by Mr.. Denison if the latter retires lam
not sure but that Col. George W. Hooker
ought to be added to the list-indeed, |
think he ought. although have heard him
freely spoken OF as u good man to represent
Brattleboro in the next Legislature. Brat
He6OrO Cor. Boston Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

SUICIDES. William Cummins, wealthy
farmer of Berlin, hanged himself Sunday
morning. lie left his bed about O'Clock
Sunday morning and went to the water
closet. lie was gone sometime, and search
being made was found there hanging, not
quite dead, but expired soon after. The
cause was hereditary insanity. lie thought
he was coming to want. though wealthy.
Patrick Mcmahon, highly cit
izen of Stowe, went to his barn early Sun
day morning and cut his throat with
razor. Cause, softoning of the brain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

WATERvILLE.-Lsst Monday the Their
mOmeter marked SO in tho shade-thc
hottest weather for many years.
E. b. Wilbur, of this village, has already
taken 100 quarts of nice berries from his
strawberry bed.
DR.. K. e. Gilbert. Of Morrisyile. lett here
on Saturday last, alter a stay OF nine days
On June II, X. G. Lowater cut piece of
grass which yielded stalks that measured
five feet and four inches in length.
On Sunday last. Rev. Mr.. Laniord preach
ed an excellent sermon from these words,
why gaddest thou about so much to
change thy way" Jer ii. &c verse LIST clause
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05
I'M EANRRlPICY,

IN the matter 0: Thongs S. Randall, Bankrupt
l. In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt and all others
whom Il may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the second and thru
general meetings Of the editors Of said Bankrupt,
by order o! the United stes District Court of the
District OF NermOat- Will bs held at Elisha Mays
Office, in St JOhnsbGfy in salt District, On Tuesday,
July I'D, ISIS, at / o'clock D N before Absl
Understood, Register 10 Bankruptcy. for the pur-
poses named in sections sop and $3.50 OF Revised
statutes or the United States: that have filed nv
final account as Assignee OF aid Bankrupt. and at
said time and plaes | shall apply final settle
ment OF the and discharge according to
law.
Dated at st. JuhEsbuTy, June p, ISIS.
5iw3w JOHT EMEi.tvF, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

The st Lawrence is alive with young
shad four or five inches long, supposed to be
Matched from ova placed in American wa
tiers by Seth Green. Pike, pickerel md bass
gorge themselves with the young fish, and
sometimes they may ba scraped up by the
bucketlul inshore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

SHOT FOR FUN. Another sad case of
death from playing with firearms took
place in West Rutland Tuesday. Two
little sons Of Mr.. Gsorge Bartell, aged
eight and nine years. found a gun in a
barn. The eldest pointed the weapon at his
little brother Gust for fun" and pulled
the trigger. The gun was loaded and the
contents were discharged into the unfor-
tunate boys head. killing him instantly.