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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13
Check.

Cheek H. n good thing III It's place no
doubt. IL srrvss some men better than
brains or wealth.. Cheek succeeds where
modesty often Tails. Cheek, unlike
precious Jewels, doesn't Come done up In
small parcels. Ii Is often IN bulk, and
weighs all the way frop 10 to 2j0pounds.
II is not the exclusive product Of any sec-
lion, but secnsto spring W., spontaneously,
al over the country. Sedaiia is portion
OF the country. and is we'll supplied with
Cheek ia manifested IN different WAYS.
Sometimes /, is IN the form vi friendship
IL enter yUur counting-room, warns IL
itself into your confidence. and carries
tales 10 vour rivals. Sometimes it is in
the shape of newspaper spOnges. who spit
tobacco On your stoves. carry off your ca
exchanges, or overhear some business ar
rangement. and forthwith send i, TO your
ncighbOr. There are various phases or de-
grees Of cheek, such as hanging around
bar-rooms la obtain n free drink. hanging
about cigars stores waiting To be treated
forcing yourself into the home of Your
neighbOr, and partaking of his bounty un-
asked but the height OF cheek is asking
an editor To lend YOU a dollar, or print
you half column puff oil your business
Tor nothing. Of course there are females
with cheek as we'll as males. Some of
these cheeks are lovely ones toO--almost
tempting enough to bite, ii il wasn't afraid
OF The paint. But cheek is a good thing,
probably. II must b., or there wouldn't
De so many people cultivsting il, though
candor compeis the BAzOO TO say that in
very many instances nature has rendered.
cultivation unnecessary, by providing her
offspring with cheek Of sdamantine COM
position.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13
BURNETT'S COCAINE.
Unlike al, Other Hair DRESSING

10 Ms bsA: for promoting the growth Of and
bsutiiy ing the Hair, snd rendering it dark
and glossy. The COCAINE holds, in liquid
form, large proportion OF Cocoanut Oil,
prepared expressly Tor this PURPOSE. No
o%seT compound POSSESSES the peculiar prop
critics which 30 exactly suit the various
conditions of the human hair
The superiority OF BrESETT's FLAVOR
$50 ENrRACrs consist in their perfect pur-
i;y and grea: strength.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13
Farm for Sale or Rent.

A isrm of forty acres, six miles south
east Of Sedalia. well improved. will be
sold for 5000 cash, or 1 will rent il one
year for 500 cash. II is supplied with
good buildings, an excellent living we'll OF
water in the dryest season, and good
range handy for stock. No richer land
can be found in this country. Come and
see or write Address,
JOHN WIssLow.
e-l5w3m' S-daliA No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13

Down they 20. In orier to reduce
our large stock Of wooden goods, we will,
for the next sixty days, sell goods At such
with us. We mean business. Call and
examine our goods and prices, 1t the Old
Reliable 6edalia Woolen Mills. S-l3w2m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13

Stocking yarns only 65c = pound, 1t
the Old Reliable Sedalia WOODEN Mills.
9-;3w2ml
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13

Jeans, Hannels and linseys by the yard,
bolt or case, 1t the Old Reliable 6edslia
Wooden Mills 9-l3W2m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13
SEDAIIA,:MO.

This institution possesses unsurpas~-t
facilities for improving the young
men and ladies, not only
practical knowledge Of
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

We dtsiss to call the at,eot.on Of our
readers to tie szvaordioary offer OF the
Mendolssohn Piano Company, whose ad
yertisomeIs appears elsewhere ia our
paper. This CON mpany offers an $3.50
square grand piano, 3 StriHrcd, 7! ootaves
ia handsome rosewood oa5e, for only
3245; also, many other styles Of pianos
and organs, at great bargains, including
sheet music T.. one.hir3 price,
These pianos, including grand, square
and upright, made one Of tho finest dis,
plays al the Centennial exhibition, and
were unanimously recommended tor the
Diploma Of honor and Medal OF Merit.
The Monlcls 'onn Piano Co. is the first
TO do general business with the pur-
chaser direct, saving him more than one.
hqii the price charged by other Grst-Glas9
makers. This paHing is made by dong
away with the agency system, and giving
sbe people he Wholesale or agehGy prices.
We would recommend those Of our read
ers who have any idea oI ever baying Il
piano or organ, 10 send lor thoir illustrated
and descriptive catalogues, wh.eh will be
mailed free to all, 2j.l
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

We know of nothing that is more soul
sleyariug TO the publi-isr Of a new'psper
than TO see s man refuse to take his local
paper, and al the time DO eponging on
his nejghbor for the reading oft. When
we ask = man 10 subscribe for cur paper,
we do so simply because it peases US be-
yond measure to hear him say, 81 take
more papers now than | read and then
find him seated by bis neighbor's Or laer
chants stove eagerly watching for cur
carrier, to get glimpse at the local page
before the owner can get hold Of it.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

Owing 10 the numerous requests from
persons sbroad for information in regard
to this section Of the country, we this week
re.pubIish the description of Sharp county
which hao previously appeared in our pa
per, aud copies thereof will be mailed to
persons seeking information as above
named. We will keep the article standing
a short time, and those of our subscribers
in this county who have friends and &C
quaintaDces elsewhere should mail them
copies Of the paper, and thus aid in bring
ing immi grafton to this section.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

For coughs, colds AID diaoases Of the
throat and iunsq, no medicine can equal
Coussers Honey Of Tar, 1t is the favor
iss remedy OF AL appreoiAdye public, who
having yairiY tried various noSt'ums, turn
to ghis pure and ample compound GR the
surast relief trom severe coughs, cVldS, or
diseases Of the throat and lungs, If Gfliot.
ed with s,shrr Of tha above, YOU cunnos
afford to neglect The opportunity Of pEo0ur-
inc she remedy Coussans' Nooey OF Tar.
Price 50 oa Whites Cream White Ner-
wifuce is the host worm Killer For ealS
by NJ W. ,WriSSt,
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

When the business nen Of town fsil
80 ndvartisa extensively, they diminish tbe
Importance and nsds Of sAo place, and
permit more eptsrpgising loca'itios 10 81 se
zs8,'si ig75y ,,'a@ s%s.4. y s.ehts 4 = s's,.23
for fbeir iDdividusl interest advertisers
shoul5 nv looked upon by ths citizens Of
sbo town where they reside az, IN some
sense, public bensr4ctors, and they should
be- sucuara ged accordingly. TAs aaSrobsut
who adveYiises extensively is worth in his
own town more than forty whoueyer show
themselves IN prns, and should for ths
reason be prelrred, assuming that hs Is,
of course, u fair business man.-E1.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

Angry Pater-F.miiiss fOgbils swing
ing on me gats, rot alone bocause of injury
10 said meana ofinsress and egrsTs. Rus
'io lovers, all sglow with youthful happi-
ness, drink in the fFcsty air, forgetting
that ,ney are not impervious to tbs chilly
infuonce cf au.umn weather. A Geld en-.
e.es, with its train OF attendant evils, or
rhcumasism perhaps Is the dirG2t conae
Queuoe. But it 0su be CURED by Cous9suS
Lightniug LiBiment, an unfailiag remedy
for lame back, rheumatism, snr2ips bruia
rs. etc Price 80 cts. Nhise's Cream
White Vermfuge Is The best worm Miller.
For sale By NJ. W Wriela, l
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

To he heautiful. bnOyant and healthy,
the whole female constitution must main
tain regular action dGring certain period
Of Iif'. CtHerw.le, no female can possibly
remain healthy, ard sh- who does rOt know
Z j. acknowledgad fact is quilc iglOF3nt'
Bat sh0uId you, by some exposure, become
irregular aud suffer with many ropblo7,
what d. you propos- 10 dol As We hove
tzrruencc il that line, l"t Us say that
EEGLs,I FEMALE EITrGAS Ia Iha mast won
aerful female rcFuiatoTIn use. Ii aont iml.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
NOttCe.

The following named .cxocutor7, admin
istrators and guardians have fled their
accounts current for settlement at fbe
February term, 1881, Of the Sharp county
probate court:
ANNUAL sETTLEVRNT.
David Spuriock, administrator Of John
Spor|ock estate,
g. W. Cathcy, adm'r John D. Barnhill
estate.
T.Y. Huddles!on, admir- WIN. Vaughan
estate,
4. D. Williams, admir- Sara Il. McCaa
estete.
.-.- FINAL sETTLRGENT,
G. W, Cathsy, guardian John D. Ram
hill hens.
JoHN N, WATSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

THE NEwsPAPYR.-Thsre i9 hope for &
reading people. There is 30 hope for an
ignorant and unsduoated people. IL has
been observed thsS children who read the
newspapers make greater and more ss.is-
faotory progress in schools, The news
pspar is the most successful sducasor that
can be sent into the community. Is
Yeoahcs eyctyb,dy-e7en those who do
rot atena the schools. Itfashious public
opinion; it creates public aentimeot; il
bring, the news of the worll to all allie
the poor as well as the rich. Circulate
the joutnal among tho poople,-Ez.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

On Mopdsy evening, the 3lat ult, Bur
tram was brought as far as Evening Shade
in charge Of a special agent Of the =. o.
department., on the way to Little Rock for
an examination, trial before 8 magistrate
having been dispenesd with. Shortly af-
ter dark Burtram made bis escape, and
about midnight reached Mrs. Meeker's,
three or four miles south Of town,
where he gave bis name AZ ShiPley, said
he was just from Little Rock, snd staid
the remainder of the night, but left in the
morning before breakfast, and has not
since been heard from.
Tuesday evening, the lst inst. toe mail
pouches we're discovered near the road, be-
tween Egening Shade and Pnoy creek,
by Mr. Frz1eli. who brought the news
to town, when Mr.. AngIin- and others
went out and brought them il. Both
pouches were cut oneu, and all the regis
tered packages (l7 in number) ami all
other parcels supposed to contain yaiaa-
blcs, rihed and robbed.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
ASH FLAT.

We visited our sister town Of Asa Flat
last week, and found the people that
vicinity apparently enjoying the BIZ ssings
of the AIlwi,e Creator, and consequently
prosperous snd hsppy. Trade fas rot
been IS lively ao usual since the severe
weather stoppod the gathering Of crops,
but revival of business is exposed ss
soon es tho weather moderstes, eonsid-
erable improvements have been Is Do in
and sbJut town during the past year.
Meysrs. Il. j. Wilson, w, G. Hsstings,
Jno. j. Estes, JAS. P Hsy, & B. Malh-
evs and DIS. j. Q. Durham and }. r,
Garner have each erected new dwelling.
That of Mr.. Wilson, which is just being
completed, is one Of the finest and aes5 in
the county.
TIE steam gin OF NIessrs Wilson Z Ste
phens, il the suburbs Of aswn, has lurneQ
out $50 bales Of the present crop Of cotton,
aud will probably handle at lea IS 100
bales more doriug the season; while
Messrs, 7. c. Phillips and c. D, B~sodie,
a, thqir gin .ne mile wsst Of town have
heedlei over 2JJ bales.
NJ J. c. Esson has Just commeaoed a
term Of school in She A=h Fiat aoaaomy,
with good prospects Of SUCCESS.
Nj. Jas. P. Heath srd wife are now
conducting the hotel business, Mr.. ]. ".
MoLeau hsvii ( retired Lhsrelron,
Lack Of time and spaoe prevents our
giving more extended notice o. our
friends in the RjohwoodG country =, pres
ent. More snoG.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

N. B.-The board &c trustees, having
engaged Prof n. T. Moore, late Of Doub
lin, Ind, to take cbarga Of the Ey'uns
Shade high school, believe and feel c,uh
dent they have secured the ser.icss Of Il
fischer vino il fully qualified and amply
exf eriOnoed in his profession to give en-
tire satisfaction and build ur first class
and psrmant schGol here. We therefore
50 recommend LIN, asd earnestly solicit
for hiu iiboral patronage.
} l. ApERNETUY,
Pres. Board oi~Trustees.
9 J WILSON, Scc'y.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
Warning OydsT.

n. }. Adams, plaintiff. Action for di-
a"arn8t
W. C. Adams, defsud't. ''f0''
The defendant. W. c. Adams, is warned
80 apppar IN this cDuft wuhln thirty DAYS
End AnsUer tho complaint OF the plaintiff,
ri. ). Adams.
Given uDler my hand, this 28Jh day of
December, 1850.
PA JOHN NJ. WATSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
&traY Notice.

Taken upas an estray, by John Crawford,
and pocted on tie Sd day of December,
1880, hpfore D. n Huddlestou, justice Of
she ueacr FOR liHey FORK Eowns.ip, SHARP
county. A h.. OJe bay mare, tAreo years olci
white spot II lareh al aud whts Ca nose;
1Sl hands Li2h; appraised ut $500.
2i-3 JoHS NJ. WATSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

A Qrsat dafideratum in the prenaTstion
Of III -aicius il that ii shculd be pRiatabla
witbOu. loe,ng isg efficacy. This is the ease
with PRIcKLY ASH BlrEEae, ard being
graded ag regards their cathartie proper
STA, they ace better al|apted for general
Csc th2D any Otnor slmilsr article. A tual
Will convince the mo9g skaptiCal,
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

Samuel n. Erwin, Of Ute Creek, Colfax
Co., New hs1iao, ssys: "1he Only Lung
Pad h .s done Hore for my wife than all
rbo gallons Of cod liver oil, Frenon or
American, she has taken, or all the doc.
tors medicines she has used.n See adv.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
Notice !

IL y q II 70 a. = r. sa
to the undersigned, to come forward and
make settlement with him in person or
bis agent, Jno r. Metcaif, and thereby
save the expense Of settling With ~ Officer.
Hoping you will act promptly and as gen.
tlproen. sm, a. ever.
Your most obedien; friend.
EoBRsT GRAY.
E7ening Shade, Ark, Jan. -, 1851.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

Samuel Il. Erwin, Of Ute Greek, Co'fax
Co., New Moyioo, says; "If my Wlfs
would out work, SIS sh9 should az hsf age
lGl, she would live years mouuuanv to
he ms.,c influence OF the Only Jung
Pad" See adv.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

She attended a ball, danced to late
hous, became ovarheNted, wcH5 nome thinly
clad, in cold, damp NIRht air, 0nd caught
cold. Next day, headache, loss Of apps, lite,
shcht fever dry skin, pains and achcs,
chilly qensotions, iDdisposiyion so get NJ,
Remrdy-onc bottle ENGLISH FEMALE DrT-
TERs. prepared apecialiy for such condi-
tons. Never fails either in locent CT
ChIOGic cases.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
Church Directory
EVENTN0 NUADE.

ME Church, South: Preachiag FIRST andhTd
SabbatIs in sGcI month. Prayey-Hlcst.sg and
lecture every Wednesday sight. N b O"9'eada'
p Bqyyist CAufch: Preaching second sab
Jqtk sa6 Saturday night before, IN each mo' III.
h + Ho!foy9, pastor. -. Prrs6gtclSaH Charca
PygeoliHg fourth Sa5JaA IN each month. r
B Baird, pastJr. -. Sabbath School, ct N E
Church a. 0, g. m. J. N. Shauer, SapL
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
0faS1a1 IirSCrSry-
AND CIRCUIT.

COrgvessman, tOarth district 1T N GMtsr
.Siate Senator, second district. - b Jadkias
Circuit Judge, third circuit ......:R r y PoWsH
Pr0secatirg AHg, third cir. Charles Cogta
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
RVENING SHADE.
Court Directory.
SHARP COUNTY.

Circuit: Second Monday il February and
august. :. County First Monday IN JHnudTg.
ApIyI, july and October. .... PROBATE: Hfst
is Fs$fsary, May. August and NO
selabcr
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

ENGLISH FEAkIE BITTERs is not bey-
er1Ee, but isS p5We fJi and umnistRhabla
female tonic, iwp3rtmg iron 30 imooYer-
ished blood. gives bssu spp-titg, nig9
Objection AID proper assimilation q to.d,
strengthens The feeble. Ilvi2ora'es the
casouIc. aud is prompt ana reliable N lgs
effects. "a
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

MIR. C. Il ElmOra. assistan, po,'mas-
ter, s., Ash Fist, is authorized IN receive
subscriptions to the REtoED and lo1e.pt
for the same.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

I'll rOt leave thee. thou loved one, to
rine ON thy ntem," aud forever shake with
chills, hut viii secure Days AGUE ToEo,
uever-faihug remedy.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
YATES or TUITION.

Prmsry department, per month, 81 30
lusermediatc 200
Higher English course $50
Incidental fee Of 50 oents per student,
payable AZ time Of entering school, Or at
end Of frat month.
Pupils will be admitted at any time
during the ,erm--tuiticu payable at end
Of each month from time of entering school
untli cllse Of the term, except in case OF
grotraclod sickness or by special arrange.
meuts wita the principal
Respectfully, n. 7. MooRE,
Principal.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
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IIA4 E.hs

Jan 28th.--The search continued
oil day yesterday, but none OF the
missing mail matter bas yet been
found. Suspicios rests upon the
carrier, q young man named Bur
tram, who is under arrest, and will
have an examination before a mag
istrate in La Crosse to-day.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
Eveg2iRg Shade College.

Notice ia hereby given that the spring
session OF the Evening Shade high school
will opop Monday, Feb. Tth, 1851, iog {
term of five mOnthg.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

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Sharp County record., 1881-02-03
MAIL ROBBERY.
From Record Extra, Jan 9th

From Record Extra, Jan 9th
The west-bouEd mail ON the Walnut
Ridge and Harrison route is rer9rt-
cd by the carrier to have Seen
robbed last night, about seven niIes
west Of Evening Shade, BY l.we
masked men, who, with guns in
hand, halted the CARRIER and took
poaeegsiOR Of sud carried swas@3Sth
the through and way letter pouches,
containing large amount Of mail
matter, including several registered
packggeP. The carrier proceeded to
La Crosse, whence n posse Of men
hasteued is tie scene Of the alleged
robbery and made diligent search
this morning, but failed to discover
any portion Of the mail matter or
trace Of the robbers.
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

Justices blanks for sale at this
Office
Sharp County record., 1881-02-03

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-28
FAST DAY PROCLAMATION.

We know not the future. Seedtime and
come and gone in continuous succession
and infinite variety from the dawn of the
worlds history until the present time,
yet no human foresight can tell us that
we shall again plant in peace and quiet
and reap in abundance and contentment.
We may hope so to do; but connections
of the people. disturbances in nature,
mobs, strikes, riots, tempests, hail,
drought, food and pestilence may prevent.
These Affections no man can foretell
although he may be able to compute the
motion of the stars. If we rely upon hui
man judgment alone we are in despair.
Our only hope is. in the goodness of the
great Creator of the universe, who cares
for the bodies as well as the souls of men,
and who shows Himself in nature as He
has revealed Himself in His word. To
Him let US turn in humble prayer, asking
that the blessings that have so long fol-
lowed US in the past may be continued to
us in the future; that during the coming
spring time, summer and autumn, the
earth may yield to US of her bounty In
proportion to our industry and labor /;
that we may escape want and famine,
sickness and pain, pestilence and the dan
gers of storm and food, and that abund-
ance may reward the labors of the hus-
bandman, the miner, the artisan and the
thinker as well as the worker.
That our people may offer such prayers
with concert of feeling, 1, Roswell Farm
ham, Governor of Vermont, do hereby
appoint Friday, the eighth day of April
next, as day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer.
And on that day recommend that all
of the people of our State refrain from
labor, business and amusement, and meet
ing in their customary places of Religious
worship, there in prayer and humility OF
spirit, and with such restraint Of the
bodily appetites as best conduces to such
a frame of mind, they implore forgiveness
| or their tranSgreSSlonS as lnulVluua1s ant
| Of the sins of the state and of the nation
of Him and through Him, who alone il
able to forgive sin, and ask that the new
year may look upon repetition Of thu
blessings Of the past.
Given under my hand and the Seal of thu
State, in Executive Chamber at Brad
ford, this fourth day Of March, in tn
year of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and eighty-one, of the indie
pendence of the United States the on
hundred and fifth and Of this Common
wealth the one hundred and fourth.
By the Governor. ROSWELL FARNHAM.
LESTER f. THURBER,
Secretary Of CiUil and Military Affairs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-28

ness because of the possible final disas-
trous decision upon this most menentous
question. His attitude toward the
power of great corporations, also, is not
re-assuring. There is deep-seated
suspicion that his judicial action might
be swayed, perhaps unconsciously, so as
not to be truly impartial.
In the present disabled condition of
the court, every appointment should
tend to strengthen it in popular conf
dence and regard. But it will not be
urged that the appointment of Mr.. Mat
thews would have that effect. There
are lawyers of equally high personal
character and professional accomplish
ment whose selection would be hailed
as absolutely unobjectionable. ltseems
to US to be serious mistake to pass
them all by, apd to renominate a gen.
tleman whom public opinion has con-
demned, and whose accession to the
bench would diminish and not increase
popular respect for the highest court
Horper's Weekly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-28

The Burlington medical college has one
hundred and thirty students, of whom
thirty-eight are in the graduating class.
The principal lectures are delivered by
Professors Carpenter, Witthaus and Grim
nell.
According to the just-issued census
bulletin, Of the 332, 2S6 people in Vermont.
166,868 are males and 1893 females
Of the whole number 291, $40 are native
and 40,947, or about fourteen per cent,
foreign born.
1t is said at Boston that in retaliation
for the low rates to Montreal the Vermont
Central and Grand Trunk lines will soon
offer passenger tickets to Chicago for S.,
and the Boston and Albany will trump it
with So rate
Samuel Wright of East Randolph, who
at one time was proprietor of the
hotel at that place, committed suicide by
hanging in the horse-barn back of his
house, last Wednesday morning. No
SouoC 10 lOI GuC dCG.
Hon. D. c. Linsley of Burlington has
two hundred men at work, a force which
will soon be increased to one thousand
upon a line of railroad from Ottawa, the
capital of the Dominion of Canada, to
Alburgh, Vermont, there connecting with
the Central Vermont. This line will be of
70 III
the city of Burlington as it is short and
easy route to the Canadian lumber
country.
We understand that the firm stand
taken by many Methodist churches in
the state against being transferred to the
Vermont conference is rapidly being sur
rendered. There is little doubt but that
the conference next month will support
last years decision and the majority OF
those who feel themselves aggrieveC
hardly wish to wait for three years out
side the pale of the church.-St. AlbanI
Messenger.
The Passumpsic and the st. bloomsbury
q LAKE OIldIupldIH rdlIrOdQS nave secured
a majority of shares of the Ogdensburs
road, giving them through line from
the lakes to the sea. 1t is said that EN-
mons Raymond, the president of the Pas
sumpsic, is to be the president of the new
road. The extension of the St. Johnsbur
& Lake Champlain railroad from Maquar
bay to Rouse's Point is to be complete
by July LIST.