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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-31
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.

TNRUSTEE's SALE OF A BRICK
i DWELLING: ALSO A NEAT FRAME
DWELLING ADJOINING, ON NORTH LINE
OF MARSHALL STREET BETW EEN TWENTY
FIFTH AND TWENTY.Slx1H STREETS..By
virtue OF deed of trust dated December y, ls35,
to the Undersigned, trustee, and recorded In The
clerks ONCE OF Richmond Chancery Court, II. B.
lot G., q. 81. to secure the payment OF certain
negotiable note thsrein descrhed and default bay
ing been made in The payment OF said note ana De.
ing required b. the beneficiary so to do, shall sell
ut public auction on MONDAY. January >. 1880,
1T A. O'Clock P. NJ, the premises. all That LOT
OF LAND. with improvements thereon. fronting
Sc feet % the north line of Marshall street. COM
mencing at a point &C feet from northeast corner
OF l45 feet to an alley 20 feet wide. These DE-
SfRABLE DWELLINGS will be cold separately
the FRAME DIV ELLlNCi. No. 1904. with SO feet
OF ground. and The BRICK DWELLING, No. 1905,
with 33 feet OF ground
TERMS: By consent Of all parties. one fourth
cash: balance In SIX, twelve. and eighteen months.
per cent interest added secured by deed of trust.
,.-. LEROY E. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. desc
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s 80 - - 2.
RrcHxoaD. FRED,s q POTOMAC E. b. 20.
RICHMOND. VA. November y 1878.
.FsOMMENCINH NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
NJ ratns on, This rad Will run as follows:
I. ~ ~ NORTH BOUND. Il 3
S:i2 A. n, leaves Byrd-Street station u II tex
! cept sundays; due st Washington,
4 lilo p b.; Baltimore, SOC p. d.
Philadelphis, $50 PM; New York,
@te# 1905 r. NJ s1s.+ - = -
$500 2. III, leaves ByTd-Street Station daf J; due
NJ Washington. 9:2S 2. M. Ballmore,
I I1:25 p. 81: Phifa delpafa, 1915 A. M.
f,-s4 New York, 6:45 A. IL. 81 .E5ss !.
400 r. IL, ACCOMMODATION TRA1E for
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily fexceps aur days). fl $50
SOUTH BOUND.
1915 P. NJ, arrives st Byrd-street station daily
tFtf& texcey. sundaysl. Leaves New York,
S:1r :. ai.: Ph.is delphia. 11:45 A.
NJ ~. more, $50 p. 81 WashinS.
sZ-tg eoi .-dP. III. -
tl1:S0 A. L., sa:,> AZ Byrd-Street station daily.
4EF 49, Il .f5s SSv Tork, o:0e 2. MI PHI
eta.s,..s. ade,Dhia, go 4. Ne; Baltimore,
ass An Washington, 200 A. ID.
s:4s A. H., ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN strives
at Rroad-Strees station fattv Except
Sund,ys). @. A. TAYLOR,
- General Ticket Agent
: e. r. D. MY FRS. General Superintendent
: =
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& eses ~ iis1eIs hfuet or 3et, q 81
- RoZkitfsd8e k1fsR Ef0 tD6 FrefktSss Js1 5ss
7s 3erfie. modest, kfrd. and fIne K -
,f5 Just de sorsof giIi = fer Yen. 55.i
CHORUS.
r. 1ferrr, spsss fna OF siee. -
~ KockbrfdEe girls are the gtyts 1os nes
Haif I'm rtngleta, pHfAs aud cur
NJ Ha, ha, ha. for Ihe Bockbrfdfe gfris.:
u ursy "a abummfHg-bee,s IL :.
~ R0cx hrfdae gfris are The girls for me
Faces brIaht and footsteps Hgst.
Never take tfera out Of ray sgnt'
e. IChorusJ
IfI:uou,d Dare 20 say aEord; q
There Kouidksbe some taking hfArd5
AND then the question U0uld be.
Girls, won's you have Pity OF msf
tChorusJ
II you tire Of single life,
Gato Bockhsj6ge laf wife;
Wander elsewhere when yGu VIII,
You'll come back 70 Kockbrtdse sun.
EGho<us.3
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AUCrToN $500. nay.
! S5,ss BY Robert b. Lyne1 80
! Zeal Estaie Aaettaneer,
1919 Min street. s.s..i.it5s:

!RTfGE TWo.sTORY FRAME TENE-
IN NEWT DwELLING-Hl SO: 2lIS
STREET UNfUN HILL. BEIWEEN
"A n d tIWENTY.SECjAD
STREETS, FSR SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
BY request or the oBner. who has determined @
lseir Il will expose for sale by public auction On
sWEDNESUAYNEXT,t tile 3ise day of !December.
1879, upon the premises. at 4 O'Clock =. M.. the
ia5oye desirable and well-huift FRAME TENE-
FMENTJ It contains about five roonss; kitchen
.kc.: has good well or water ON The lot. TIDE
premises ere in good repair. The lot Is 20 by 165
feet 70 an alley q.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced ut sale.
x de 1T ROBERT 3. LYME. Aucttoaeer.
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EAST BOU&D.

EAST BOUND.
Mall train arrives at Richmond daily AZ
cept sunday 5t..,.....,...,,....., BID i, VI.
Express train arrives al Richmond daily
Accommodation train arrives 1T Riri-
mond daily except sunday at.........: 300 A. VI.
Mixed train leaves Statmfuu AZ $40 \. VI,
king passengers nj GnrdonsvilI" from the Eir&ua
Midland train from Washington, and arrives At
Richmond ut 1:4t l.. NJ.
4 connects with Virginia Midland tra,n tor
Lynchburg Danvillc, and Atlantic Mississippi h"i
ohio RaIiroad stations. ami with Virginia Md
land train, leaving ut $40 L. VI. fOI Washington.
connects with virginia midland trn'a IL
Lyuchburg and DanSiic.
l. connects with Valley railroad accommodated
train, leaving at 1913 NJ. for liarrsouhurp.
- connects with Valley railroad train, leaving at
Hat A. ". Cor fiar9crs Ferry.
T. connect with stages Tor LrNin?t0h.
+ connects with G. u. :. and +. l.. steamers for
Portsmouth and CINCINNATI.
q connects with Scioto "aliey railroad for The
Northwest. 90
ii connects with all lines dlycrglng to The West,
Northwest, and Southwest. w. VI. :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY X. HOWARD, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. no W.
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REAL ESTATE at PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE, A FARM OF SIX HUN
Il DRIED AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND af-
teen miles from the city of Petersburg. In the coun-
ity OF DtnwiddIe, Immediately on the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad, The railroad running through
portion Of the land. Kings post-ofhce. Prince
George county, within a few hundred yards Of the
farm. A large amount Of timber and nevcr-failing
water; fine place for a saw-niii and one OF the
best places IN the county for raising stock OF oil
kinds. will sell The place with all the impro' e.
ments, together with the stock, farming imple.
own and IL desired win include the furniture. and
possession given at once: or will exchange for
property In Richmond or ycfnity4n part payment.
il sold within the next ten or fifteen days. For
further information. apply to $. 5. COTTRELL &
co. 1893 east Main street Richmond. Va, or to
ar SWEFkEY on the Mace. de 24-eod4t
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF RE
w TURNING THANKS to our friends and thu
public in general for their very liberal patronage
and confidence bestowed upon us In the past, and
respectfully ask continuance Of the same.
We give our strict personal attention TO
SELLING, RENTING, AND EXCHANGING
REAL ESTATE,
In the city and surrounding counties. Our charges
are In keeping with the times.
Gail and see us before making your arrangements
CHEWING & ROSE,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
de 25-2w No. 8 north Tenth street.
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TANNERY AND STOREHOUSE
FOR SALE.


On the 1sT DAY OF JANUARY, lSSo, on me
nremises " i'll sell by virtue OF iru5t-ueeu lfon
Glenn Latiner. dated July -, 1878. ne on
VaITABLE STOREHOl Sc AND AoL
,t Cbristiansbure Depot, on the AtIantlc' hlssls-
sippi and Ohio railroad IN Moptgomery co" Tbi,
pRHUPERTY consists OF about HALE An ACRE
nnEF TJ'sN with a large FRAME BUILDING con-
SN.i,ino two storeroouls, lumber-room, and six
nrtvste rooms with stable, kitchen. and other out,
houses on the lot Also, one Of the best-a!rahged
and constructed .,r, -, ,,,,, ARR
will, a first-rate ENGINE (ei2htct n-borSe-powerl
RtRK-NILL and PLASTER-MiLL attached. The
Taunery contains tweDty-nine lay-aTay vaG, VIII
ali the necessary pools. lne-va,s and drying. ane
finishing -rooms-all under cover OF new two-st9t,
buiIding The LOT contains ONE ACRE, ana j
within 500 yards Of Cbristians5urg Depot.
Possession will be given rs soon as Inc terms o
sale are com piled with.
TERMS OF SALE: Five per cent. cash: resldu,
payabIe In Elk. twelye, and eighteen months. VIII
interest for which purchasers are 10 give neSotia
bic notes well endorsed. Title made when rnone.
Is ali paid, and is believed 10 be good.
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR. Trustee.
de 1921
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r OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY
l. that large TwO-STORY.AHD- aSEMENT Eli
STUCCOED BRICK DWELLING No. 2311, south
side of Broad between Tweniy-third and Twenty
fourth streets, containing about nine rooms; kch-
en-, gas, waeor, &c. Has been recently painted and
repaired, and is now occupied by good tenant and
yielding fair rental. small amount Will be taken
in cash and long time given on Balance.
~ ROBERT r. LYME,
de 27.eod5t 1912 Main street.
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.7 By 5as. MacdougliI. Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor for Thirteen,h) street.

THE SALE OF. CHINA. GLASSWARE,
HOUSETUENIS5Tr'; GO0Us. & - '', -
at the store of Mr. HABE .S Ma 900 A1in street,
will be continued on THU RSDAY, January I,
1880. at OK O'Clock, at which time #f=
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK :.
VIII be disposed Of 70 which the attention Of house
keepers generally Is asked y .y-' 80
The SHELVING and COUNTERS will be sold
ut II Ii. sharp. Il; 20
E. B. COOK, Sales man. .t:E fss l-Es. de 81
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A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL >.SSs
N STEAMERS. q sSkszs
sail from Baltimore, steamship HIBEkNLhS,
MONDAY, December goth, At Q A. NJ.
Sail from Baltimore. steamship PRUSSIAN,
WEDNESDAY, December 81 ST, at 8 A. NJ. 80
Followed by other 6rst-class steamships Of this
line every MONDAY ut Q A. NJ and every alternate
WEDNESDAY at 4. NJ.
+ SUPERB CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS.
Parties sending for their friends can purchase
prepaid tickets, and will find this the most conye-
nient line. '-.
intermediate and Storage passengers Will fud this
the most economical and comfortable route.
For outward and prepaid tickets. ETC., apply TO
g.. A. W. CARRIER, Agent,
de 27-eod4m SAG east Main street.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmEks.

EOR NEW Y K.-The OLD sHTA
Z Do minion Steamship Gonpsnyfsss1iza2a
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, January Cd. at O'clock A. IL.
4 FREIGHT received until O'Clock Thursday evening
I Through bills Of la,iing signed and goods for.
wared with dispatch to all points NORTH south, east
and west; also, 70 foreign ports. .-'
passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Lt
Cabin fare to New York. $12; round-trip tickets
s24. Steerage. 90 aud SS.
Fer freight or passage apply to
G. W. ALLEN e. CO., Agents,
de 31-3t Compauy's Wharf. Rockets.
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sonness for for i NsSni ma :.S a,
North Carollna daily, except sunday.
connects for Macon and all points in Sod w.
Georgia. III
rida.
z connects for Macon and all points IN Scn,h-e,
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphty and
all Texas points.
F connects for Selma, Meridian, jackson, and
Vicksburs. ~
G connect for Galveston and all Texas points
Traiuf from the aboye-uaned points arr(r. &.
Richmond 1t 4:43 2. NJ and $50 4. VI.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make copucc-
ton at Goldsboro' with the ". & W. K. X TO and,
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-room and Sleeping Cara
run through on Train No. Is from New inii and
Richmont to Atlanta. and from Greensboro ta An
SuSta, and on Train NO. AZ FROM Washington anI
Rlcl mond to Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points nth. southeast, aud
southwest. and baggage Checked, through.
No lay-over checks given on local ticscts.
JOHN K. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
7. NJ. r. TALCoTr. General Superintendent.
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Leave Richmond n. .
Arrive at Burkeyiile,
N8............-...
Arrive AZ Satherlin,
Ta~.................
| Arrive at Dauyille,
ta.................
Arrive 1T Greensbo-
rc', n. C......,.....
Arrive at Salem, N. G..
Arrive IL Raleigh, N.
C..,....,............
Arrive 1t Salisbury.
S.C.................
Arrive at Charlotte,
n. C..............,..
| Arrive at Columbia,
>. y ..-..............
Arrive at Charleston,
y. C......... ........
Arrive at Augusta,
ia. ............ 49,.
Arrive At Savannah,
Observation-Disclosures.
Arrive at Atlanta, Ga.
Arrive at Montgome-
~, Ala .............
Arrive at Mobile, Ala.
| Arrive At New Or
leans, La..........,.
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BIZ Jas. Macdoueail, Anctioneer.
30. 10 Governor tor Thirteenthl street.

DIRDSs AT AUCTfUN.-0 WEDNES-
ID DAY, 31st instant, at 10H O'Clock, win seii at
500 FINE IMPORTED SINGING BTRDs,
consisting Of CAyARIEs. GoEpFryCHEs. and LIN.
NETs to wfich the attention OF The public, and
especially the ladies', Is particularly requested.
q r. r cooE Salesman y, !. dc 80
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FOR RENT.
de 27.eod5t

TOR RENT. THAT SPLENDID a
Il NEW HOUSE. corner of Franklin and Ii
Shafer streets, recently occupied by Rev. +. Il.
Baird. ID. D. To good tenant 1t will be rented
very cheap Apply TO CHEWING & ROSE.
rio q 1-0ix No. 3 north Tenth street,
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DOR RENT OR SALE, A N1CE@
Il LITTLE FARM OF SIXTY-THREE III
| ACRES, with DWELLING of five rooms. all ne
cessary buildings, orchard. &c. Good neighbor-
hood, 4 c. Situated on the Rlv r road about five
miles from Richmond, near Laure-Hi church.
ROBERT y. LYME,
de o9-3t 1912 Main street.
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, - !.
LII Nos. 1888 AND 144o FRANKLY STREET

FOURTEEN YOUNG AND wELLBROKE
HORSES, AYRSHIRE COW, MULES, s4
- BUGGIES, &C., AT AUCTION.
( THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock. we win sell as above
{! HAREESS-ANIMALS, embracing the choicest
lot oiYered this season- which hays been selected
I with great care TO suit this market. Ea3,s.
-. ALSO, ra.E 10 =. f
L AYRSHIRE cow. fresh to the pail
LARGE WELL-BROKE YOUNG MULES;
q TOP-BCGGIES, excellent make; -- .-..es
L OPEN BUGGY. nearly new; -.E
/ LIGHT .SPRING-WAGON;
i LIGHT SPRlNG-DRAY,t IN good order.
+ : 20 JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
/ E. 3. Cook. Salesman. de 81
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DOR RENT, THE DESIRABLETa
Il HOUSE now occupied by me- at the cor LEI
nor OF First and Franklin streets. This house has
thirteen available rooms, large kitchen. and store
room. Also, good STABLE. The whole premises
are in No. order. Apply on the premises.
de 2o-eof2w JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
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.DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of HerricO will on MONDAY
the 18th Of January THAT being court dayl, rent
out. at IL O'CLOCK, the FARM at present occupied
By Thomas j. Carter, of 396 ACRES, near Meadow
Station, IN the lower part OF Henrico-lhe rent to
be paid quarterly. Bond and good security 10 be
give II. WILLIAM w ALsH, -. -.
de 29.31&ta3,7&l2 for j. #. Jones, $. Fl. G.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELL1NGA
Il 40. Ali north Seventh street, between al
Marshall and Clay. To good tenant rent very low.
Apply NEXT DOOR or at No. 100 Main street.
de 23-lm Ii. ASHER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-10
ID. ~. HASKELL,
TOWNsfTEAGENT, &. 4. x. II.
TOWN LOTS FOE SALE OR EEASE.I

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same
or on business relating thereto, snould be adj
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
ut the G. +. r. II. office where they will receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging TO the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attehd.t) the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nol9. u. Ii. HAShhLl~
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LOTS: AOTs!: L0Ts::!
SPRING CITY, NEVADA.

Lots can now be procured in the flourishing
mining camp of Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
Dist let, Paradise mines by applying to the un-
dersisned, the regularly authorized agent for
the sale OF the same, by letter or in person,
IIARRY WARREN.
Nov. 20, 1873 Spring City, Nevada
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13

wind was blowing a gale, directly
towards the Cristy buildings. With
pals filed with water, and ladders,
Mr.. C. stood guard at the Boyes side
of his barn, while Charles c. started
to Mr.. Boyes' help. Soon blazing
shingles fell on every square yard Of
grass in the rear of the barn, which
were dipped in water as soon as they
fell. Then a little smoke was noticed
out Of reach under the barn, soon a
roar, and by the time a Jersey bull and
horse could be turned from the stable
the sixty feet square yard, nearly en-
closed by barns filed to the ridge with
hay, was full of flames. House and
l. were pretty well emptied oil contents
before the fire drove OFF the workers.
Nearly 500 fleeces of fine wool, a large
quantity of wood and farming tools
were lost. No insurance other pro-
perty insured in VT. Mutual for s2S25.
Simultaneous with the starting of
the fire in Mr.. C.'s barn, the barn on
the Joseph Baker or Horner place
caught from flying sparks and soon
the house and shed were burning. The
occupants, Henry Mudgett's family,
Mr.. NJ. being a way, saved in dam
aged condition part of their furniture.
No insurance. These buildings were
at least so rods from Cristy buildings.
In the direct line of the fire stood 9TH
er buildings which were saved.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13

Its said that one pound Of Stacked
lime and one-fourth pound Of alum,
mixed in a pail of water and poured
into a cistern, will remove all offensive
odors so common to cistern water.
The necessary funds having been
raised, a well has been bored at the
junction of Church and Main Streets,
and a pump will be put in. This will
be a great benefit to the public. Mr..
Slieer has also had i new well bored
on his premises, and now has an ex-
cellent supply of water.
The annual camp meeting COM
mences one week from to-day (Aug.
20th). Several clergymen from abroad
will be present and the indications are
that the meetings throughout will be
well attended. A new preachers
stand and choir platform have been
erected and the camp grounds other
wise improved.
We invite attention TO the notice
in another column of L" The Great
Emporium at Salem, Mass" This
house is known throughout the New
England States as a perfectly relia-
BILE establishment. The firm consists
of Messrs. Almy, Bigelow & Weber.
Mr.. Bigelow is a Stowe "boy," and is
well known in this section. H. A.
Bot, who is spending his vacation in
this place, is connected with the estab-
lishment.
The postal authorities have in
formed Postmaster Patch that Hyde
Park can be accommodated with q
mail to Burlington, and all stations on
the B. & L. Railroad, and return the
same day, provided the messenger will
carry it free to and from the depot.
"Cush." Nichols, having always the
good of Hyde Park at heart, has very
graciously consented to carry said
mail, and it is expected the new ar
rangement will 60 into effect soon.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13
STOWE.

Mark Lovejoy has returned from
Medfield Mass.
Miss Nancy Kaiser, also Miss
Josie Coburn, both of Lowell, Mass,
are in town stopping with friends.
About $50 picnicers accompanied
by the band, went to Burlington last
Monday. A jolly good time WAS ex-
pected, and had.
-Edgerton's warehouse and barn
is nearly completed for the reception
of barrels, keggS and other fodder.
He is also dealing heavily in chickens,
cheese, and many other animals.
A narrow escape occurred to Mrs.
Page Brown lastweek. While driving
around the rocky bend east of the
West Branch she was overtaken by a
pair of runaway horses belonging to
Luke Town. They were attached to
the fore wheels of hay wagon, which
had been overturned, and came in
contact with the hind wheel of her
carriage, tearing it to pieces, and
overturning it, without seriously In
juring Mrs. Brown.
STOWE, August Il.
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EDEN.

Farmers in this vicinity have near
ly finished haying.
The high wind Of Wednesday did
considerable damage to crops and
fences.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter left
town Thursday. Montpelier is to be
their future home.
Monday morning Fuller & Adams
started few carloads of fat cattle and
sheep for market.
"A frosty breath touched the leaves
of beans and pumpkins last Wednes
day night. 1t left its mark on the
India wheat also.
"A large company Of campers from
Morrisville and vicinity are spending
a few days on the beautiful shores of
Long Pond. We understand they are
jolly set and well they may be.
"Wednesday, a small picnic party
gathered on the shore of Long Pond,
to spend the day as best suited their
minds, but owing to the high wind an
important part of the programme was
left out, boat riding.
EDEN, August u. q
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13
Fires at Johnson.

Within a few days Johnson Plott
has been the scene Of the most thrill
ling frey facts. About two weeks
ago at 10 P. NJ, during storm of
thunder, lightning, and rain, never
equaled in this vicinity, Isaac Manning
was reused from his bed by the near
bursting Of bolt Of electric fluid.
Without stopping an instant he ran to
his barn to find it in flames. Before
the stock in basement stable could be
turned out, the flames came roaring
down the stairway from main barn
floor, filling the doorway space from
stable to yard shutting Mr.. nj. and
Howard M. up in the stable. To the
fact that the manure windows were
large, they both owe their lives.
Mrs. Manning ran nearly mile for
help, which was not needed, as a del
uging rain saved the house.
Last Wednesday noon the families
of r. G. Cristy, II. F. Boyes and
Henry Mudgett, felt an average sense
of security. Mr.. B. opened his cham
Der stairway door, to be met with a
rush of hot smoke. Half a minute
above stairs and one minute below
stairs was all The time allowed them
to save a few of their effects. Insured
i'm Vt. Mutual, house and contents,
for $650.00.
Mr.. Cristy saw the blazing roof OF
Mr., BIS house, lao rods from his
buildings, soon as it broke out. The
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13
WATERVILLE.

Henry Brown and jerome Farrar,
after an absence Of four years, are
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Robert Scott and grand
daughter are stopping for few days
with her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Corey.
-Chauncey Tillotson had the mis-
fortune to have pig stolen from his
pen u few nights since. The meanest
Of all things is q sneak thief.
"A party Of young people from
Fairfax, in company with our village
school teacher, Miss Cady, enjoyed a
pleasant time picnicing inJ w. Pages
sugar grove one day last week.
f. II. Mcfarland started for Bal
timore, Md. the 9TH instant, where he
is to work for the Remington Gun
Co. While we regret that our young
men Of energy find it necessary to seek
employment elsewhere, we can but
wish him as all others who may leave
us, abundant success.
L. W. A. Leach and Julian Scott,
who went West sometime in the spring,
have returned and are looking for the
man who dares repeat the aphorism
that Vermont is a good state in which
to be born, but a better one for emf
grafton. They have something to say
to him, and they know whereof they
speak, for Scott has been to Leadville
and Leach has emigrated and returned
to the home Of his childhood-thjS, the
toUrth time.
WATERvILLE, Aug. Il.