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Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13
Tetter OF Salt Rheum
On the Hands Cured. Agra tefu1 1ette

Messrs. Weeks Potter: Gentlemen,-Having been troubled for many with the Tetter Salt Rheum and spent many hard-earned dollar, was given . trial of your Cuticura and, thank God my hands are well. never had anything do good like that. You may put this in the paper and welcome and may it do some other poor sufferer the good it has done mel we'll known here, having lived here al most fifteen years and kept boarders for living and sometimes my heart was sore, thinking would have to give altogether with my hands, and having . sman family to take of but oh thank God my hands well, so I again return thanks.
 Yours respectfully,
 ELIZABETH BUCKLEY. Litteton, N. H., May 30, 1878.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13
 Littleton, N. H., May 30, 1878.

Potter Chemists and Druggists 366 washington Street Boston, and for sale by ali Druggists. Price of ing two half times the quantity of small, s1 Resovent S1 per bottle Cuticnra Soap, 25 cents by mail, 30 cents three cakes, 75 cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

ENEMALE weaknesses, so com mon to our best fe
 male population, are generally manifested by the uneasy restless sensation of the patient. The stomach and nervous system are all sympsthetcaly disordered in most diseases Of the uterus There is also dull heavy pain constantly felt in the lower DOT tions of the back severe burning and sharp pain that is almost unendurable; soreness through the through the portion of the thighs; nausea in the stomach is of frequent occurrence pain and gid and constant running from one or both eyes, some times follow as sympathetic symptom Of diseased 8 constant bearing down pain, a pulling from the bowels that renders it very painful toiwak or stand length of time.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13

A bill has been favorably reported to the Massachusetts House of Representatives pro- viding thatwhenever the Governor and Ooun- oil, the County Commissioners or the Board of Examiners of any county, shall, upon ex- animation of the returns of votes of any election, discover any error, omission or in formality therein, or shall have reasonable cause to believe that any return, though correct in form is not an accurate statement of the count of the votss given in the town or city from which it is received, they shall forthwith notify the town or city officers making such defective returns, and such town or city of ioers shall within three days make new re- turn under oath in conformity to truth, which new return shall be accepted and examined as the true return from such town or city.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13

ANe GEAIa. Placed over the centre of the
 VS0 nervous forces, the pit of the NnsrA,n Ea5 rt ra7u;HstomEch they furnish the ab- eSLi1s s zzl .--S insssorbents with that marvellous
 hR Ao--NS vita1izing and restorative agen-
 ~&SS | Gs< cy, Electricity, united with the curative properties of fragrant BalsRms and Pine. For Weak and Sore Lungs, Palpitation of the Heart, Painful Kidneys, Liver Complaint, Bilious Col
 Ic, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Rheun atism, Neural ga aud Scatica, they are the best remedy in the world. f9 MWF2w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13
Friday Morning, Feb. 1S. 1880.

POLITICAL CONVENTIONS Republican National Convention, Chicago, June 2. Connecticut Republican Convention, New Haven Aprn7.
 New York Reuublicau Convention Uiica Feb 25
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13

Gentleman and an Efficient Officer. To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 A short time since I had occasion to visit the city of Akron, Ohio. The morning of my arrival went to a restaurant on Mill street for breakfast. While at breakfast some person stole 8 fine revolver from my oYercoat pocket, having left the coat hanging in the reading room of the establishment I made complaint to the City Mars hal, Mr. w. H. Ragg, He immediately commenced to work up the case, but made no arrests during my stay In the city. I returned to Connecticut, and few days after my return received a let ter from the Marshal saying that the thief had been arrested and the revolver recovered and that he would return my property to me-
 wish to say that MT. Rsgg Is Q polite and courteous gentleman and an efficient officer
 H. SHEPARD
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13
Price Four Cents.

Music followed the essay, and the meeting closed at half-past o'clock. Some of the Alumns hastened away to take the trains which should carry them to their homes, but many fingered, some to read the letters of the class secretaries, and others to exchange afew last words with the friends from whom they must soon be parted for an indefinite space of time. The rooms were gradually thinned out, and by quarter past the last lingerers had departed, leaving ''the banquet hall deserted" Thus to all appearances ended the fifth am nual meeting of the New York Vassar Alumnse Association, but we know that it will still live on in our memories, one more link in the chain of love which binds us to our Alma Mater. M. E. l.
 New Haven. Feb. 12
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13

Speculation in stocks by business men natur- ally causes considerable anxiety to wholesale dealers and jobbers who are obliged to sell ex- tensively upon credit. Boston dry goods merchant says that few would credit the ex- tent of the speculative mania, which has be- come so dangerous that cautious men are in quiring into the habits of their customers, and in many cases are refusing to sell them on credit, If 1t appears that they are dealing in stocks. One of the large mercantile agencies reports that their offices are crowded with ln- quiries regarding the speculating habits of business men, and that the uneasiness upon the subject is very general. Such speculation ought to injure the credit of those who dab bIe in this sort of gambling and honest trad CTS are justified in taking heroic measures to break it up.
 The New York Graphic propounds ques' ton which is very pertinent in any city. Ii inquires: f'Wiu some one tell us by what right telegraph companies run their wires sometime whole nets of them-over the tops of houses without permission of theil owners. These wires" says the Graphic, Care in many cases a nuisance. They break and fall on the roofs and into the court yards oi houses. In thaw they drip, to the annoy ance of householders. During windy weath CT they rattle so as to prevent sleep, reading or writing. If telegraph companies can le- gally create such nuisance and servitudel they can take private property without com
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13
FLYING FOLLY.

A spunky young lady of Vassar Was hailed in the street by a chasseur, She flung 8 brick-bat, Which upset him, and that Was the last time he wanted to sass her.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13
NO, 283 WESTERN AVENUE
sOLD RY DRUGGIsTs.
GLASS WARE.

NOTWITHSTANDING the advance of 20 per cent. IN continue to sell Glass Ware at the old prices owing the fact of having large order in before the advance. Having received 50 cases within the past week. we propose to give our customers chance to Tumblsrs, and every variety of Glass Ware at bar gain. Also few left of those large size stnne china Ewers and Basins at 85c; do., do, common s1ze 45c Manhattan Study Lamp, nickel plated, $325. Also 3 full line of Wooden Ware, Tinware Brooms, Brushes, Table Mats Sverware and the largest line of Granite Tea and Coffee Pots in town. We also have Barn Lam terms, Hand Lanterns, Stand Lamps, Hand Lamps, Bracket Lamps Chandeliers &c. And another invoice of those handsome American China Dinner and Tea Bets O; 123 pieces, $15.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13

VETHIS Justly celebrated DIetetIc Preparation JHL derived from the WHITE WINTER FL A invention of eminent Chemist. It certified to by a large number of ChepIsts an of medical science--as the Safest, Most Accs Protection of INFANTS and CHILDREN, an rnent for their offspring.
 Unlike those preparations made from a stimulate the brain and Irritate the digestive sItion--That which makes strong Bone and Blood. That which Is easy of DIgestion--r friendly to the Brain, and that which acts Incidental to Childhood.
 And while if would be difficult to con ceive of anything In Food or Dessert more Creamy and Delicious, or more kougishns and Strengthening as alin1ent in Feyers Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia and Gen. eraI Debility, It's Rare Medicinal Excellence IT ali Intestinal Diseases, especially Tn Eysentery Chronic Diarrhea and Cholera lnfanfun has been lncontestabIy proven.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-13

pensation. It will probably be found that in many cases telegraph companies are mere trespassers and liable in damages for their acts."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

geI&idfeu ~beuuuSirte. tpaIbe er cann
nitt istt mod seftraff, iaS @eIdngriB
aebrnGt tDer0en? Der @sbnnte CAB
ihm nDlenb3 ben &eft.
Selir rpurbe frani fbar benz allen y
ernftiih fraut. BfenSenlofe @rmats
tung, &opfneb G6uinoel Heiserter f@
big ~ einfni 5ieber, bns ieireu 9ars'
tuirfb ueranloste, sum Hr5t 80 fenoen.
Der Nr5t srfldrte, bas bic &ranfbsit
cine Benouns rebmeu tuIree, tDelGe
bte 8sbanbluns NIT fnlten Raoern
n5ibig nia6s; bnB Der &raute besbalb
ms Gnaemeine Rrautenbaus sei9aHt
tuer6en miife, no fi9 bic r6tbisen Bors
ri&tunaen fiir bieIe 8e5aubluugsdrt, bic
in elmer 8IipatwobHuHs i6Der anssuz
fibren iein, befdnbea. uub 10 wuroe
Selir tuoblue,t ~ Ibrt in eiuen uGomfors
table" sepadt Hub in bic &lieEnorftaSt
aebraht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

- Su bieIem Guaenblid, in benz ALE
Relt BON benz 0ihiliemus fpriht, it es
pieIeiht ni6t uainterehant, zines Bers
fes Grtpdbmuua 80 tbun, Den Elm Seuts
i9er - Der ibriseus ebenfous In Der
Ber6nnnitna lebt i'm Sabre 1868 benz
RuHeu Bafnn!n getuiomet bat, benz Be
arunoer Der nibtl;Hii6en 8artei, Der
fid camals IN geuf aufbielt. 6ier TT
bas ffeine albumblatf, oas iener Deut:
I6e in Der 9bat Bafnnin 5ussffeut bot:
Sir pollen uns N sdnaps be9auihtu,
Sir uoIIeu uniere Reiber taulfeH,.
nuo abaefHoft fei Yeein nno Dem!
SDir molten uns NIT Ealg bsihmiereu
uub uo6t I'M Spuueui6etn fpa5ierea
Wir furIIen freie Hufeu fetnf"
SIN Rnsoeburs neronitnltete tin
BON feiner 5rau setrennt lebenoer Wous
rer ertra eine 8uiammenfanft nit ibr,
uul ibr bic 9aie a~b5ubeiBsu. @s eelang
i6ur. bic Rn5e fuur6e nber oneebeilt uno
su srpei SabreH 5u@tbaus ue,urs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

elDiaer ErennHie h0tte effp6s. mas Cd
fBl gum erfter MaIe II feiiem Qebeu
bns fibfen lief, mas man Die Mpnuf
oes SMmer5ss aenut. gs lna ettuas
@roBes IN timer 10 bolh6nbiaen Gutids
gung, Del6eibn Inn ielber in elmer dus
reDIe BON BoeFie nfs elmer @efinlt fir
IlDriibe 9ihtftrnf bntfteGte. Or fihfte
ft6 bur1 fold einen Wit bes ihmersens
pollen eHtiasens uie auf bic S5be bes
Bn1s Der 2ieher, ober aHf bic mod reis
mere S6be sebobeu, nuf ruefher bic 2uft
= l'aura i'm aubaudte, bic imTbnie
BON Bnacluie, NM bic QutIIe Der Gors
que eeUebt. Der Gorgne, Sorge -.
ieltiaua, ipobin i6on bsr erfte 9i&ter
bsr moceruen @slt fem beiheibenea
Saus aefielt - ti6t an bic Soraei
Selir ffbltr, bnf er IN i'd BEN Gtoff
trage fir eineri san3en g~au5oniere, fur
Elm BUD i6oner uno e%fdnaenosr Gau3os
Hen uuo Sonneite; er trduuste bupori.
gribslte bariber uno fan6 eine1 crop
barin, iDdhreno ibm ftdrfer unb fdrfer
bas @efiibl Der @eneiuna fam.
Gs Srib G9nitt begraben luar,
fagte Der Gfiften5arat 80 5,lir am an.
bern Worsen:
ySat Semen Der 8eraorbene niGt
BON ieiner Seimatb unb N~ngeb6risen
geiprofen? @ir taben bic n5tbi9en
M~elcunaeu dber iein Ableben an Der
noreeihriebenen Gte[Ie BON bier aus
MAIDEN laHeu = uenn er iebOd ibm
uabe fteheube GnsebDrise battle, tudre es
bumon, bieIen einige senauere &unbe
BON ieinem gu6e 5utommen 5u lafen."
wSiderli9,S neriebte Selir. yNber
i'd fann Shnen iber feline 8erpanbten
feline Hnff&iihe sebeu. er got mir feline
gennnnt. 800"
,9tu5 batte id bn5u tuenis Belt"
entaesrete Der Grst: nd tuiiroeS Sic bar.
UNI sebeten habeu iobalb sic fiblen, ba6
eS sic ni9t mebr an9reifr, natfrli6.
@enn Sic eenei9t oasu iudren. min i'd
Shntn aus ben 9o1lnB bes 8eraorbs<
men fem Gaidenbud unb bic tuenisen
8apiere, tuelGe fi6 BEL i9m eefunoen
baben, gum 9urdiu6sn ae6en. Sie
fiHben bann pielel1t bas N6tbise boz
rin."
,Sn Der 96at, es tpirb bas 8sfte iein
seben Sic mir ieineu fdrifllihsn Ra6'
las," entsesnete Selir. n5inbe i6
cine NoreHe, 70 tueroe i9 germ
unter bieier i@reibeu."
Ser GrSt abute bel bieier l1nterrez
6una ni9t, tute errest fem Batient bic
NusF6t, liz ben 8efis Der Bapiere Bag
8erfOrbenen 81 fommen, aufnabm.
Helir aber. als nod elmer Weife bic
Bdrteriu fam unh Ell aiemlt6 atses
sriffeues TaIdenbu@ auf ben Na9hii6
leste, iagte fib:
ySf's ni9t, als Oh mir bonn GdidIal
sefifsntli9 erfest tuerbeu icute, mas
@briftOpb mir raubte2 Sn Wabrbeit:
Fata trahunt - fata viam veDis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16
rus Der 8eienf@aft.

Singit Tag 5rou e. in fdweren Weben.
Sbr Nnnn fOnHt' fie nidt letoeH ieben
uno tueinie bitteriib.
Die 5rau ruft: r@ein' ni&t lieber
Ranu,
Sd tuei6, gu b;ft nidt S4ulo oardn,
Drum fei bod ritterli9ia
(S9alf) y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

= Ter uus felt metr oIs % Sa9reI bstaHHts gers
,,gs Lag bic Iei5euee 2iiette &c" bebnHoelt eos Enema
6rdfiiher uro beherl GHm- b. Reo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16
Ste SNpem,

nit weI9en iest bic gbicusuer .Sreie BreRe'
aeIest iuirb, 1T ueseu HuibaHuus ueuer
Eppen Az b~erfaufen. Die Sdrifteu fiHo nod
gut erbaIten uno fir elm Bo9eubIatt 0oer
elm Eaaeblait nit fleiner Nufase NOD nIaIt'
DIES Snhr 81 sebrou@eu. Srisfe rtdte uidr
an Rtd5aro RfdaeItE,
Ru. go Sifth ADe, Chicago, Sus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16
~ NAr 9tnNeOIer. ~

OWE
Raun In Rarathon GountI BtscotlFH.
ansgeIu9te 6armlinsereten nit itIsI'
ten dtprnbdnHen, etn1sh unn Stnoen sepa4lens Inn
NOT an beben. Tie AnFebIune, beren oauetpunfi
RoniafotDsti keist, tt tn raider1 S1o6sihum begrfnenS
Sm Tehteu adhre uurbeu 3 S6uIbdnier errt4fff nus
4obrfra6er aebant, tuei1e bic GufteoiHH9 MT sSanla
AMI her eiuen unb nit oer GeutroEbaHH ani or anesln
Seite pertinoeu- Seeen aertel M Desas : sag
fi5 manbiih oSer fGriftlin an Sohrion. gteiTTrt ~
eaIJeh, lO1 Wisconsin Str, AuWsuscsa
81 I@4l ne@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

OF unn 81 Bates trn6e, 0biea8D' gu
3u pertaufen bef alien Srpusiffeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

a,S Sssla, Is. Rdrs.-Gsr gOraonb bes
nab Ii'"HstSrenHunss= gereins fir 8iirtd
briu.u~aaa stouus benbF6tiat, ,ur Guf,
ssIT.a Ser i0tbisen 50uts fir e.
iit,. u oss OfeHs unb Der 81 Fduttds
unS -, sn SrdmienunIebsn 1u emittiren
StF,s oe!slls bic eriten Sdritte fir
SSt oSssacirius setbau. @s 1T Gus.
SeS.' ''aaOs0, bn6 bic su9e aelinaen
t@S St;;s,@, II: gadrs. gOn ana.
RIA . Strsinen iOGen hut Sfr 81 Q
Ssss,1s. gun S'Os. ednserfsit einaeiaben
ttaHs ,SS.rcOsrtraus Stuttgart, Qisoer~
u auasona '42eH Sduserbun6 0oban
SOcistan Harmonic suisse in 81ris'
iEtr SsiiGOrsle de strassbourg, 5rant,,
Rsts, s.aa 'iHO &Olte's @dnn, r6or +,
Hndu.%T =. oaser ben feftaeben6enSsn
' 'ssSss;s1.lSst: sastsa ~ rem a's gn q
seaairtt gsrGsn nod sfuei seamnfiisn
Vi, uS%soTTItel@aftsrdumen eaisbosss
GaSl IN SS.s. tuS &Oussrtbole is cine
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-01
Butter M arket.

ST. ALBANs, Aug. 31.-The mar
ket was very active to-day, and the
receipts were larger than for several
weeks, and prices ruled little higher,
Common, Is to 20 cents fair to good,
p to % cents; general price, 20
cents for selections as high as q
cents were paid. Eggs Is cents pei
dozen.
RICHMOND, Aug. 3O.-Fair to good
butter sold at Is to % cents choice,
% to "a cents; selections, 20 cents.
Cheese was fully cent higher than
last week. The best farm dairy sold
at II to II cents; good ditto, 8 to
10 l-2; factory; II 10. Hogs, 4 l-2
to cents, live weight.
EAST FAIRFIELD, Aug. 3O.-ThC
butter market was very brisk here to-
day. Good butter sold for % to %
cents fine, 26 to 81 cents, and few
selections for little higher. About
800 tubs were brought in.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-01
CAMBRIDGE BoRo.

Jack Frost has repeated his visit
to this town.
Col. Gates and family are tenting
out at Highgate, Vt.
%. W. Reynolds is erecting an
addition TO his store.
Butter market lively here; % TO
2G cents last Saturday.
Geo. W. Prior is moving into the
house with the widow Wills.
Mrs. DIR. S. Brush starts to-mor-
row for Canada, TO visit her son.
&C. b. Waite, Of the Boro House,
claims that in the past u years he
has paid out in this town over SIj,-
600.
b. +. Wiley, of this burgh, has
span of matched black horses that
are hard to beat.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hazen Goodwin
of Point de Butte, n. b., are in town,
the guests of Arthur Walker, Esq.
We are indebted to Mrs. VIM.
Hall for an exquisite boquet of flow
ers. As a florist Mrs. Hall ranks
No. in this town.
Divine service at Cambridge Cen
ire next Sunday, Sept. 9th, at half
past ten a. m, the Rev. G.. Graves,
Of Burlington officiating.
Several Burlington people are
boarding at the Boro Hotel, thereby
proving our oft repeated assertion,
that Cambridge was the most healthy
and pleasant stopping place on the
line of the B. & L. II. II.
Martin Coon, a young man %
years of age in the employ of Joel
Putnam, was detected in contempt
able act, and through fear of public
exposure, was 50 far demented as to
take his own life by shooting, and died
as the fool dicth.
Twenty-Five years ago next Sab
bath, Rev. e. Wheelocll preached his
first sermon to the people assembled
at the Old Congregational Church.
In the time he has been absent, we
think, two years. Like other men he
has his friends and his enemies, but
as whole, he will bear the applaudit
of "well DONE"
The following is the programme
of the Fellowship Meetings to be held
Sept. 18th and 18th:
TUESDAY, I4.h.
p. M.-Prayer Meeting, j. G. Morse
7, 80 p. M.-Semon, Rev. j. G. Hale
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
10 A. M.-Prayer Meeting, Dea. Geo. Gilmore
1880 4. M.-What Mean Ie by these Fellowship
Meetings? Rev. A. A. Smith
p. M.-ScrmOn, Rev. G. j. Richardson
Discussion after the sermon,
Dea II, 4, Savage, ID. j. Stafford
p. M.-Prayer Meeting, f. b. Merriam
80 =. M.-SemOn, Rev. W. A. Bushec
tits earnestly desired tina; the churches be fun,
and heartily present at this the first Of these meet
ings to be held in the county this fall and winter
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-01
EDEN.

William Stewart found one of his
COWS dead in the pasture recently.
Monday evening, Aug. %, Henry
Harrington lost one of the horses out of
his team, after an illness of about two
hours.
"A pleasant company Of friends
met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith on the evening of August
10Th, to remind them of sacred VOWS
made % years before.
Lille, only child Of William and
Emma Stewart, died Monday evening
Aug. 30th of cholera infantum; age
2 years and 4 months.
Thursday evening, August 10Th,
between 10 and II o'clock, fire was
discovered in the hog pen on the
premises of Asa Smith. The flames
spread rapidly and soon the barn and
shed were reduced to ashes. A horse,
pair of oxen and few calves were
saved with the greatest effort. The
hogs, hens, hay and grain were ali
burned. Cause of fire unknown par
TALLY insured.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-01
WOLCOTT.

School in District No. 8 com
menced this week with Miss Emms
Cram as teacher.
-Chas. Fisher, on Town Hill, is
building a new farm house. 1t is {
good one for farm.
w. W. Cate is making an add.
ton to his saw mill. He says he is
going to cut out a million feet of lum,
Der next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Cram cele.
brated their 25th wedding day by
inviting some of their many friends
from Gilmore, Johnson, Hyde Park
and Wolcott, there being about 15C
present. They brought presents tc
the amount of $50 which were present
ed by Rev. George Burnham. There
were two poems read, one by Mrs
Small of Morristown and the other by
Mrs. A. Jones. The response by Mr.
Cram was very appropriate.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-01
OF Interest to All.

The extraordinary amount Of politi-
cal matter We have had for publication
during the last few weeks, both orig
inal and communicated, has rendered
1t necessary that We should exclude
a considerable portion from our col
umns. And more than this, it has
compelled us to deprive our readers of
the usual amount of agricultural and
other reading, which many of our
subscribers prefer to SO much politics.
The evenings are now lengthening and
we hope farmers and others will send
us for publication such suggestions as
they may be able to make in the way
of their experience in farming, that
they think may be beneficial TO their
brother farmers. Such suggestions
will be attended to by us at our very
earliest convenience, and, to encour-
age contributors, we offer to our sub
scribers who shall favor us with the
best original essay for publication,
S4.O0 in cash; I'd best, $500; Sd,
$500; 4th, Sl.00. The essays are to
be read and decided upon by the dis
cretionary committee of the Lamoile
County Agricultural Society at their
annual fair in 1881. These articles
must not exceed one column in length,
must be furnished within one year
from this issue, and must be written
on the following topic: sin what way
can our race best succeed in their sew
eral honorable and commendable UNI
dertakings 7" The names of the writ
ers Of the essays will not be made
public until after the committee has
decided upon their merits.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-01
EAST ELMORE.

Loren Swift has relatives from
Massachusetts stopping with him for a
few weeks.
"A. j. Morse had q valuable COW
break its leg by falling off a steep
ledge in the woods one day this week.
William Silloway is the owner Of
a hen that recently stole her nest and
Matched out twenty-eight healthy
chickens.
No preaching service here the
10th. Brother Christie having to at
tend the funeral services Of w. A.
McKinstry's youngest child.
-Almon Swift has just returned
from trip in New Hampshire, selling
his patent ditching machine, which
proves a success in ditching.
w. G. Carlton and wife, employ
ees of S. f. Bailey, having completed
years work in about six months,
have returned to w aitsfield, their for
mer residence.