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bloody Work I'm ,rt.~our,.

CINCINNATI, May IL. The R@plIoliOda'
Charleston, Mo-, special says: -Four men
Frank Brown. Jesse Myers. James Hamilton
and Pat Rhodes-yisited the house OF William
Knox, i've miles south or New Madrid las
Monday night, with the intention OF killing
him and his half sister. on account OF an old
grudge. A man named Coleman was carrying
a child and walking the door In the house, and
mistaking Coleman for Knox the party fred on
MIN and wounded both him and the child. A
warrant was issued Tuesday for the arrest OF
tne assasSins and Sherf1 Walters with posse
started In pursuit and overlook them at BayneIs
store. nve miles south or Sfkeston. The men
neo 10 the woods and secreted themselves be-
hiDd fallen tree. When the posse came up
they received volley from the concealed party
and Robt. LaFarge was killed. The sherins
party returned the fire, but receiving second
volley they retired. The desperadoes then
robbed the dead body OF LaFarge OF his watch,
money and shirt studs and fed. In the even
Ing Pat Rhodes, one OF the gang who had been
wounded by the sheriffs posse came In aud
gave himself up. This morRing party OF Wig
ilanls took him out and hanged him, ana hun
dreds or men are securing the country fn every
direction for the remainder OF the party. In
caught they viii be served as Rhodes was
served
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A KIDNAPPED BOY RESCUED By MoNKs.-
A telegram TO the New YORK Herdls from
P1ttsburg, Pa; May II, says: The superior OF
the Monastery OF ST. Francis. az Loretto. on the
summit OF the Allegheny mountains, near
Cresson, Pa, Says that on Thursday last two
trampe, accompanied by lad OF tender years,
came TO the monastery In quest OF their dinner.
The appearance OF tie boy aroused the sus.
picions OF Brother Francis He interrogated
the tramps and their evasive answers left no
doubt on his mind that something was wrong
In regard to their youthful companion. The
brother announced his intention OF having them
arrested, wheTeupon they decamped, but we're
soon pursued by the doughty monk diyested OF
bis habit and mounted on horseback The
tramps fed into the grounds OF the Mercy Con-
vent. near by, but the boy, almost beside him
self with fear. was easily captured Brother
Francis procured the aid OF some constablee
and coming up with the tramps seized them
and placed them Ia quod In Loretto As there
was no justice Of the peace and the lookup
being trail, IL was decided to release the can
uveA The boy proved TO be Charlie Green. the
son Of gentleman In Brooklyn, In which CITY
he had been Kidnapped while on his way home
nom school Bis parents have been conmuui~
Gated with, and meanwhile the lad IA beinc Gell
cared for by the monks.
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COlOred Children 1t school.
A DECISION THAT THEY MUST BE ADMITTED WITH
THE WHITES.

A Especial dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
from Meadville, Pa. May 10 says: very im-
portant decision was delivered to-day by Judge
Church, In the court OF common pleas of Craw-
ford county, In the case OF the Commonwealth
Of Pennsy ylyaniaex rel Elias ii. Alien against
the school directors or the city OF Meadvllle.
The plaintiff Is negro having children OF
proper age 10 be admitted to the public school
ofthat city but who were refused admission. The
plalntin applied for writ or mandamus
against the directors TO compel their admission.
The directors, the respondents. answered that
plaint1ns children were negroes, and that by
section q, act OF assembly, May Srh, 1854 the
board OF control having established separate
school for negro and mulatto children Ia their
district they were not compelled TO admit them
into the school where white children were.
The court, bon. Pearson Church, presiding
Judge, In very elaborate and learned opinion
held that the 2lst section OF the act OF 1854
was violative OF the thirteenth and fourteenth
amendments OF the United States Constitution,
and hence unconstitutional and void. A per-
eDptOry mandamus was ordered 70 be issued
requiring and commanding the respondents 10
admit the minor children OF plainrif into the
schools This Is the rrst case OF the kind de-
cided in the state having involved the main
issues.
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A Cry from the South.

Editor Erentnq Star:-People living at the
west end, Oh Capitol hill, or in the northern
part of the city, who have nothing more serious
to complain OF than yelling hucksters church
festivals and empty water pipes, are more for
tunate than they think they are If they
want to get an idea Of what constitutes solid
grievance let them take stroll In the Vicinity
OF 18th street wharf. l know the health de.
partment officials are delicate. and would not
unnecessarily subject them to dtsagreeable
smells, but really they must either visit that
ne1ghDOrh0Od and put stop to the practice OF
spreading fish offal all over the wharves and
street, or else they must make that place the
dumping ground OF the Odorless Excavating
Company. We must have relief one way or
the otner. SOUTH WASHINGTON.
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A COnundfuln.
New York SUM-

1t Is correct for the opponents OF Robertson
to say that he, more than any other man, set
In motion the ball that finally crushed the
third-tern conspiracy at the Chicago conyen-
ton; and certainly MI. Conkllng Is consistent
IN doing his utmost to prevent his confirmation
BY the Senate.
But while MIR. Conkling as one Of the orig
lnal and most conspicuous OF the third-term
leaders, may be amply justified IN his hostility
TO Judge ROBERTSON, what shall be said or the
twenty. five or thirty Senators who, like Rob
eltson, were opposed to the third term but
who nevertheless, for two months have aided
Conkling In keeping the Senate out OF exec
f1rmed?
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TIE LONDON TINES ON BOOTHS "IAeo.n-Tne
London Times estimate OF Booths Iago is as
follows: ION the whole, as work OF art and
clined to place the American q Iago above the
Engllshmans; the parts cohere better; the
colorn are more sk1lful1y blended; 1t Is less
Oueo with the Athen1an yearning for novelty.
an9 tneIe are so many such to bo met with
s9asst sns!0o tne theater. 1t may seem tanner. less
spPtiatsc spic' OUT as whole 1t is, we think, more
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Nominations Confirmed.

EXECUTIVE SESSION OF THE SENATE.
On motion OF Mr.. Dawes, 1t was ordered that
when the Senate adjourn today it be to meet
On Monday next; and then, at 1905; the Senate
went into executive session and confirmed the
following nomiDations:-Don A. Pardee to be
circuit judge for the 9Th judicial district. Post
masters-Geo. K. Gilman, at Richmond, Va:
Jerome Il. Free. at Adrian, Mich; j. C. Dick,
at Marshall, Kansas w w. Lambert at Brack.
ettsvile, Tex; Malachi Kfebs, receiver of public
receiver Of public moneys at Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
When the doors were reopened, at O'Clock,
the Senate adjourned until Monday
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A Bank Officer Arrested for Rob-
berV.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 13.-Henry White, a
hookkeeper In the Fayette National bank, was
arrested on Wednesday night, charged with
having stolen a box or bonds belonging 10 r. f.
Mcguire, which were on deposit In the bank.
The theft was committed a month ago. Mr.
w. q. Dunlap OF Cincinnati has Identified
White as the man who sold him a lot OF bonds,
containing some known 10 belong 10 Maguire
the bonds In Cincinnati. He got check for
$50, 900 In payment, and endorsed it with the
name OF Hardesty. BE has not disclosed his
line of defence
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Tho Markets.

baltimore. May lS.-Virginia SKIES, consols,
ssf DO aS dO ssnopS sGnGops
oGSsEPGns SEf%fMSAsb sSA bid t,d today
1oaioh Flour Howard adns street sans ana
western yier super ys asa. CO. do extra 2sa5 DO
do .s famy s soeet g. DO sG so
brands. SO; Patapsoo family. 100. wheat
red i2s.i2S DO smPsr. sssi us 81 No MssN
land. noniainaliy Isl; No. 2 western winter red.
llsH Corn. southern easier for white and yellow
DO yeeW 81 western mi1sd Spo 5sssss Sa
May, May s7xa5s: Jun. and July. 55a55H; August.
sssss ao m1sa o. Ere ans wh
ses sS cnpiSs and
@ests-Iooss sSeald and clear rib sides none Sae
&C. sH rsa as. sis Is1S
fR dS':s nd ss.syssss I Gss.
guiet-Rio osrsoes:. ordinary 70 fsir.' s4sIiS
fss:sh :S Sa'is Over sn sns
cotton, -lsakd. no1r: lss. per tom grain. iSaad
ss fS bushels: oats ss
buSSe SSsn ssss 0qsesas
fFM nGRK MAY 1s.ssSc.s n5m Money. "a
SEW T9Kk. z.u Nay & 9ss1SFi is:9Fiour quiet and un
Yon May s'Gs ss better Il a. G oe.
Market opened strong and higher for the general
Hst. ana IN the early dealings IN advance ranging
70 psF Ea' the
to z; Canada Southern. Delawsre. Lackawauns
and Western, Lake Shore, Mics iean Central. ST:
Western ana GentrI pacihc being also M promnent ON a
ID the upward movement.
cT @ooes ,o III 5 s for sss ss s
lls; liver. iO5h. Atlantic ana Great western frsi
moats,se . t.ustees % %eertncstee. ss Erie 5IS: do
67T, ex- div. Beading. 20.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York today ut 80 p. m, as reported By H. II.
Dodge, of $50 18th street, BY special wire:-
Western Union, 1lSk; do. new stock. 66x; New
ill., and
S.v, fSS d. "a &s:e ss 'Gs ss.
S:sssk es1sz esz ss sas Go
- sE Pau a?OH; DO; .Ipssss psssssEssd ow1E whSsah
snS aGssee IS Jo 4 DO. preierred iils a. LcGis Lsn .nd
Iron Mountain. q; Ohio and llssialdppd. l6X,
g. .sfsH Eoltnsen ao rsss % CON cS. O. ID. O. ;ns SS
PreseEred 7o4s dc; nE.t PFsSsETed, los; 9ent1si
ohiO' 81; fouaSs md @:.hvs; hhsT iosx SsshSne eHc
md GhatsanSSgA s S9H; Onf@n,ao @ and We.teIn. e5k;
s5s pa1 aSa Of oS iUx
iss beaver ana sS asn1s sSs fRa s. rS1
s ssd 49, ST. dS:S 3 11 "a
sS f.aa sss ST. 4sa:. P.o Sale o. ao:' 81
essee1 osk; 0soa soasSss' Ss.'
a.sss. Is sauSe ~ ssssrSss s:sass,51s: =
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Ihe New Mafshal Of the District,
Capt. c. E. Henry. Of Bainbridge, Geauga
Co., O., who was to-day nominated as marshal
OF the District, is an intimate personal friend
OF the President. They were boys together in
company all the time. They were together at
Hiram Institute the President as principal and
Capt. Henry as student At the breaking
out OF the war, the college principal became
Capt. Henry as his adjutant After the war
Capt. Henry was appointed special officer of
the Post Office department, through the inf1u-
ence OF Gen. Garfield, and now retains that
office with headquarters at Cleveland, o. He
Is expected here In q few DAYS
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Death From Jumping the Rome.

patch to the Republican from Racine says
Annie Myrtle. girl 13 years of age, died yes
terday from the effects OF jumping the rope
She jumped 102 times, which so Injured her
brain and other internal organs that she Was
terrible sufferer until relieved by death. An
other girl, Mary Faber, is very sick from the
same cause.
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ARREST OF REGIcIDx.-The ST. Petersburg
police have arrested man who is believed 70
De prominent nihiliHt He Is charged with
completely In the murder of the Car and with
Planning the Little Garden street mlne. He
was present at the recent executions In the
SPACE In front Of the scafYold reserved for
of1c1als and representatives Of the press His
sister 0ae also been arrested
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Cross AGAINST CRpScRsr.-The Chrtsftau
population OF Koritecha, Macedonia, has risen
against the Turks on account OF heavy TAXA
uon ana abuses by the authorftiea Some nght-
ing ~ take0 pleCe and number OF persons
ere hlled. The CHRISTIANS were viclof1ouA
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Hot Weather I'm Ohio

CINCINNATI, May 1S.-The mercury rose 10 90
degrees yesterday afternoon. IL was the hot
test 18th or May for'mapy years.
CLEVELAND May l3.-Andreg Johnson
dieo last evening from sunstroke sustained on
Wednesday. he was a Swede and had been
only ten days In the country.
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GIN. GRANT, at the City OF Mexico. Wednas,
day, signed the new contract with the MEXICAN
government, embracing the extension Of the
Mexican Southern railway. It was to ha sniH'
m1tted to the Congress yesterday.
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SECRETARY KIRKwooD has recovered from a
recent illness and attended the Cabinet meet
ing to- day,
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SERENADE TO STANLEY MArTHsws.-The
Ohio republican association contemplate sere-
nadiDg Hon. Stanley Matthews o-night,
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The French I'm Tunfa
A Government InvestigatiOn I'm

QUEBEC, May 13.-The legislature yesterday,
after stormy debate, granted the motion of
Hon. Mr.. Ross for committee to investigate
the charges against Provincial secretary
P9auet
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A Souna steamer Ashore.

NV LoNDoN, CONN, May lS.-Tne steamer
Galatia, OF the Providence and New York line,
now running In connection with the steamer
Plum island, about II O'Clock last night The
steamer Frances, or the same line was sent %
her relief this morning. and IL Il expected TIA ,
she VIII De gotten OF without much trouble
curing the day. lt Is not supposed that the
Galatia has suffered any material damage
There was no water In her this morning when
the small boats LEFT her
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TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION.

T.
NBw YORK May ls.-The trial OF tue suit Of
Wm 5. Williams against the consolidated tele-
gIaph companies. TO restrain the increased issue
OF xl5,o0o,000 capital stock OF tire Western
mon Telegraph Company, was begun today
reiore Judge Truax In the Superior Court
Ine counsel employed in the case are ex-Iu1ges
sulierton, fortsr andW Whitehead, A. J. Wander
pee, ex-Secretary OF Treasury Bristow. r p
" nSeier, Gen. Mayer Swayne and others jay
o Souio ana Dr. Noryin Green were early IA at
sSHuance. ano Will be called as Witnesses IL is
snougnt the trial or the cause VIII occupy the
aItehton OF the court for over two weeks
Inc opehing was made by Robert Sswen. or
counsel Tor plaintifr. who read portions OF fhe
complaint, and stated that n the witnesses ,oiS
tne trutn, the "true inwaIdness'' OF the meet
lpgs AT which the consolidation. was effectes
would be disclosed. N''0o00N
Another consolidation.
MHwAUKEE Wis. May 1S.-IU Is reliably
stated that the consolidation OF the Wesfer1
Union and Northwestern Telegraph Companies
has been effected. The Western [ nion aesorbs
the Northwestern, and the management Will
De the same IS The central division OF the
Western Union, with It's ofiice al Chicago.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC AND u. S. COMMISSIONERS
AProINTED.-The President has appointed John
A. Prescott and Ferdinand A. Rocker, notaries
public for the District, and Daniel B. Whittier
and Joseph BotInO as U. S. commissioners for
the state OF New York, In the District.
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MARIA MoNrREsoR PATTERSON wife OF Rear
Admiral Patterson, Z. s. N, and daughter Of
the late Col r. D. Wainwright, U. s. NJ. c..
died this morning at her residence, 200 G
street northwest,
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SUMMER RESORTS.
nRkNkY SPRINGS.
~ EHENANDOAH Go VA. A.lA
e. NJ MULLIN. Proprietor. HHN
OPKCS JUNE 10. kk.a

e. NJ MULLIN. Proprietor. ESY
OPRNS JUNE 10. 4H.G
This MAGNIFICENT summer resort, situated amOux
The mountains of the Valley of Virginia only twelve
miles from Baltimore Ohio r: r.. at Mt. JACK
SON within few hours travel of the citiee OF B,lt-
more and Washington 1t excels in all the features
which make 3 watering place attractive. Its great
altitude. 2 500 feet above the level Of the sea rem
ders the climate peculiarly hsalthful and delisht-
Iul- The Chalybeate, Arsenia, Sulphur Powder,
Iron Sulphur Healing and Bead WaIlow Sprines
for their Medicinal virtue and curative properties
stand unriyaled on this Continent For health
pleasure and good living, Orkney In the place.
Round "trip tickets issued by the different rail
road com paries. Passengers leave Mt. jackson
eoon after the arrival Of the train arriving at the
springs to early tea. after being transported In
PaIk Wagonettes over one of the best noun taiu
roads In the State. easier and quicker reached than
any large weterins place in the two Virgnfas, and
with perfect safety; no mountain to cross.
Board from S4 to $50 per month Of 80 days, ac-
cordlp1 to location. Special contracts made with
famfnes or large parties. O.n accomJnod ste $50
PEI SONS. Good bathing. Fishing and hunting in
season..
Splendid livery; charges moderate. Send for
psrnphlet. ml2-1m
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
and Boss PldstereFS
nsgs< n 4

FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHNS
IL BRIDGE.
The canal steamer Belle May will resume her
trips to the above POINTS. commencing SUNDAY.
May Is. Will leave Congress (3lst street. wharf at
. a m Fare tround trip) 75c. For further par
hculars apply to JOSEPH PAsSENO. 3134 Water
street ml3-2t
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WHITE HOUSE CALLERs.-Among those who
saw the President to-day were Senators Lamar,
Kellogg and Pugh; Representatives Manning
and Dezendorf with friends; Gen. Slaughter. OF
Ala; Al Collector B. B. Bolts, Of Va, and ex- GOV
PterTepOnt, OF Va,
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THE POSTAL CARD CONTRACT will be
awarded to Woolworth & Graham, OF New
Iork the Post ONCE department being satis-
Ted OF the firm s ability to do the work.
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RBslGNBD.-Capt. Richard L. Law. z. s. N,
has rendered his resignation as chief OF the
bureau OF yards and docks, and 1t has been ac-
cepted by Secretary Hunt to take effect upon
the appointment OF his successor. which, no
doubt, Will be Rear Admiral Edward T. Nichols
now In charge OF the third light house districI
OF New York. There Is no truth in the reported
resignation OF Chief Engineer Shock. chief OF
the bureau OF steam engineering. He has not
resigned nor has he received the slightest init
nation that his resignation is desired.
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THE NEW SUPREME JUDGE.-An the Justices
OF the Supreme Court now In washington
called on Hon. Stanley Matthews at the riggs
House last evening, to congratulate him on
hts confirmation to be one of their number
Residents of Washington feel pleasure in well
coming him and bis family here as permanent
residents. His being confirmed by only one
vote is not without favorable precedents The
same was true OF Chief Justice Taney and
Justice Clifford.
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Inv VILLAGES NOMINATION WITHDRAWN
The President sent message to the Senate to-
day withdrawing the nomination OF Lewis Wal
lace as charge d'af1a1rs at Paraguay and Uru-
quay, at his own request.
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MAHoNE ON TBE MATTHEWS orE-Whatever
else may be said OF Senator Malone, said
democratic Senator last night, ''he has learned
how to dodge VOTE Knowing that Senator
Johnston. bis democratic colleague, was for
ate chamber yesterday pending the vote on the
confirmation OF Matthews for the Supreme
bench. BE hopes to help his cause In Virginia
ston and the southern democratic Senators
generally with having supported Matthews, a
known railroad lawyer, for a judge Of the Su-
bis opinion the vote OF large majority OF
democratic Senator's for Matthews would do the
democratic party much harm In the west.
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NEW WINDSOR acent shade (;
IN view Blue Ridge; Sulphur Springs, n n -
baths, porches stables, horses. &c. In IN 81
quire M n. ROHREk, 500 7th street; or lss
address n JELLY. hew Windsor. Md. ap27-sm
DRIGHT HOUSE, IA
ID REHoBorH BEACH, DELAWARE, HAX
VIII open JUNE 18th, 1851. lk.S4 u
Terms, IS to Sl4 per week.
Skating Rink, Bowling Alley, Billiard and Pool
Tables attached. Send for circular.
APPS -3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor.
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0ELECT SUNDAY
- EXCURSIONS,
FORTY MILES DOWN THE POTOMAC.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NAYS,
The Palace Steamer
EXCELSIOR
Will make Excursions down the river EVERY
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock. from her
wharf. foot of 7th st., returning about p. M.
Persons wishing quiet and orderly trip should
not fail to take our boat. Refreshments on board.
Positively no disorderly characters allowed.
Tickets so cents. Children, 25 cents.
GEO MATT1NGLY, Superintendent.
WIN. r WEIGH, Agent. m6-f,s
W SORT can be engaged FIR PIONICS or EX.
CUksIONs by applying to 8. F. SMITH, Pro-
northwest mt .lms
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WASHINGTON BARRACKs.-Under the pro-
Visions OF section l ,666, revised statutes, the
Washington arsenal Is abolished by order from
the headquarters of the army, and the grounds
and buildings Will be transferred TO the quar-
termaster's department, for the use OF the liue
of the army. The post Will be hereafter known
and designated as ''Washington Barracks"
Washington, District OF Columbia.
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SIR EDWARD THORNTON has unoff1cially CON-
municated to the Secretary Of State and to his
colleagues Of the diplomatic corps the fact that
he has accepted the tender of the British en-
bassy to Russia. He has not yet been advised
when he will be expected to take his departure
Of the President Will be postponed until that
time.
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HAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS, L..
~ ALKALINE LIIHIA WATERs) ESkV
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA. kSsl3i ~
Also, Chaly bcate Waters, rich in Iron. and . iue
White Sulphur Spring in the Neghb orhood.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-07

ST. JoHNsBURY.-Mr. Kinney has a
market at Monroe, N. II.
George Lothrop has bought out his
partner in the meat business, and will run
it himself
&. w. circuit, of the firm of Orcutt &
Plnard, manufacturers of chairs, bedsteads,
ETC.. has sold his interest to his partner,
Mr.. Pinard.
w. B. Anderson of Bakersfield, formerly
merchant in this place, is putting in an
assortment of dry and fancy goods in
Bacon's block.
AT meeting of the village, to see about
providing more school room, it was voted
TO build new building at a cost of about
twelve thousand dollars.
At the fair which will be held here
September Doth, Dist and 22d, the M. Z
society will have the use of stand and
will furnish meals to all desiring them.
A young man who is driving G. A
Calderwood's team, drove to CalderwUod's
house at the north end of Railroad street
and laid the lines down to help put trunl
in the wagon, when the horses started
and ran down the street till opposite
Bryant's stable, when they ran against
tree, striking in such manner us to brea
the buck of one the horses, which had t.
be killed They were II nice pair, whcI
Mr. Underwood had recently purchased
and it is II sad loss to him.