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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
PU BLTC SALE.
Aug. 10, 1887.

THE subscriber will offer at public
sale, at his residence in Augusta county,
on Wednesday the Odd day of the pre-
sent month, the following property, viz :;
Horses, Hogs, Cattle, (among
which are some excellent mich
cows & several beeves,) Wheat,
Oats, Farming Utensils, House
hold & Kitchen Furniture, sc.
@SCash will be required Tor the cat
tie for the other property credit Of one
year will be given, on all sums exceed
ing five dollars, the purchaser executin g
bond with approved security; for sums
of five dollars, and less, the cash will be
required.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN TATE.
August 10, 1887.
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administrators .V0aSce.

ALL persons having claims against The
estate of JOAN LIvIcK, SEN deceased,
whether by bond, note or book account,
are hereby notified to present their
claims to me legally authenticated OF or
before the fourth Monday in August,
instant as | am anxious TO make final
settlement Of the estate with as little de-
lay as possible. Those who fail to pre-.
senttheir claims, by that time, are hereby
notified thatthis notice will De plead in
bar againstany claim presented after the
said fourth III onday of August.
JOHN TRtMBLE,
ADM'R OF john LIvIcK, DEo'D D.
August 3, 1877
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SALE CE RoRSEs.

SSsaSON the first day Of August
N1E Court being the fourth Mon
day IN the month. between the hours OF
two and three. p. NJ, at the meadow
formerly. belonging TO the estate Of Jacob
Peck, deed. Will offer for sale, on a
liberal credit,
Several U0iuabIe BE0oded Mares.
Uith their Colts. and number Of
YOUNG HORSES s. FILLIES.
Having too many OH my farm, | am de-
termlned TO sell even at a sacrifice.
JOHN G. Sewers.
Stanton, Aug. s, 1897.
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ALLUMaN A EON
OF
WEAST"S CAVE.

THERE will be an illumination of
this Splendid Cave on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, with between three and four
thousand candles. This Cave is in the
vicinity OF Meyers Cave, in the County
OF Augusta and was discovered i'm 1885.
Ample preparation will be made for the
accommodation of visiters. and every eff.
fort used to render satisfaction.
PHILIP WEAST.
August 10. IS37.-5t
o. Charlottesville Adp. insert q times.
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Public Sale.

WILL be offered at public sale, at
the residence of the subscriber, on We'd
nesday the 30th of the present month,
all his stock, consisting of
Horses, Cattle s. Hogs ;
a quantity Of WHEAT and RYE,
Household & Kitchen Furniture
a considerable collection Of BOOKS
FARMING UTENSILS, &c. Terms
at sale. JOSEPH BROWN.
Augusta county, Aug. 8, 1891.
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CANCER.
find the art Of Healing generaIh

" 1ie~|IIS SeRcFdUy.
THE subscriber would respectfully in.
form the inhabitants Of Richmond and il,
vicinity, who may wish his aid, that he has
! oec"me competently acquainted by the in
| slructIons from the celebrated DR.. Lynch O,
| New YORK city, 10 cure that formidable and
fatal disease denominaied a Cancer, W Thou,
'ne use oil KNIFE or Causiic, but effected in the
same way and manner rs practised by DIR
Lynch, Who has met with UNPARALLELED snc.
cess IN the treatment OF this complaint. and
and also that OF Fistula or Fistulo.
as The subscriber is here now. frsm the
CITY OF New York, any person wishing Ia he
cured OF the above named complaints, will
please To apply Immediately TO him. al The
Mansi'n House, Main street.
w. w. MARSHALL.
Richmond, April 9. 1884.
The subscr ibcr refers to Mr. D.v of Man,
chester and Mrs Ezekiel DAVIS, Main stree,
VINO has been under his care in New York
lately ; MIR. James Caskie and Archibald
Thomas of r Richmond /; Benjamin Harrison
OF Berkeley, John Sewers, Esq of Staun.
ton. and Mr.. John Coulter, of Augusta c,un.
ty, Va. Wv Al
All letters must be pos, paid
70 he Editor Of the S. r. Telegraph
MIR. Ediinr-We have noticed. in yUur
paper, an advertisement by DR. Marshall
promising 10 cure Cancereus diseases, Fis,u.
ia, &c. We have been accustomed TO be-
lieve that these diseases were, for the most
part, incurable, but having had an opportu-
nity ct witnessing some Of The practice of DR..
NJ, we really think il would be serving the
cause OF humanity 10 say that we have been
as'onished at the success attending his efforts.
we have seen some cases, the appearance Of
which, drew from all around, expressions of
hopeless despair, and seemed 10 defy human
skill and yet, after a few weeks under the
treatment of DIR. M. the disease, to all ap-
penrance, is effectually removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
OF any OF your readers, who may he suffer
ing from these distressing diseases, TO the adj
ve-uSement referred TO-
JAS. G. CRANE,
ARCH'D THOMAS.
CORN ELIUS CREW.
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
JAMES CASKIE,
A FRENCH.
AUG 10 1897
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ST Il AYED

From the plantation Of the undersigned on
The 18Th uli. - sGall Bay Hnrso-witb black
legs, name ant all no other marks recol.
lected-The horse was brought from Green
brier.-Tbere is no doubt but he will try To
get back there, as he was heard of near .Ien-
nings's Gap the day after he left. A liberal
reward will he paid, and any communicat ton
thankfully received by addressing me al
New Hope, Va.
WILLIAM r. STUART.
New Hope, Va. August 8, ls3T.-4i
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That was bold reply made by La
Comte dHARcoURT 10 the commander
OF the French army, who asked him if
his regiment could force the entrance Of
certain fortress?
Can the rays Of the sun enter it ?"
"Crrtainly."
"Then the bayonets of my brave regi-
ment can follow
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VIRGINS.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the County OF Augusta, on
Monday the 7th day Of August, 1897.
William Gilkeson, Alexander F. Nelson,
James Nelson, in his own right, aud
as Executor of Alexander Nelson, de-
ceased, James Hamilton, Philip E.
Thomas, William E. George, and E.
van Thomas, late merchants and parts
ners trading under the firm Of Thomas,
George, and Thomas; Philip E. Tho
mas aud William George, merchants
and partners trading under the firm of
Thomas and George; Hall, Gibson 81
CO., James p. Erskine aud Ohio n.
Echeiberger, surviving partners of
James =. Erskine, Ohio N. Echelber-
ger and Alexander Nj 'Donald, trading
under the style of Erskine, Echelber-
ger & Co, Washington Swoope and
Joseph Bell, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST,
Silas Fl. Smith. A dm'r. with the will an
nexed of John Wayt, decd William
Wayt, James Wayt, Richard White
and Ann his wife, late Ann Wayt,
Mildred Riddle. late Mildred Wayt,
Lucy Gibbs. late Lucy Wayt, James
Gibbs the only representative of XIII
all Gibbs. decd. late Kiziah Wayt,
James and Nancy Coppiage. reps. Of
Lydia Coppiage. deed. late LYDIA
Wayt, William B. King. Thomas
Smith and Fanny his wife, the said
William B. King and Fanny Smith,
late Fanny King, being two of the
reps. of Mary King, decd late Mary
Wayt, William Smith - Drayser,
and Eliza his wife, the said William
Smith and Eliza Drayser, being reps.
OF Nancy Smith cd, daughter OF
the said Mary King, decd.
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant William Smith, not
having entered his appearance and Civ
Ell security according &c the act of assem-
bly, aud the rules of this court. and it APP
Peafing by satisfactory evidence that he
is not an inha bi!ant of this Common
wealth 1t is ordered that the said de.
tendant do appear here on the first day
of the next term. (Nov. 10TH and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that
a copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper printed in the
town OF Stanton for eight weeks sue
cessively, and posted at the front door o
the Court house OF Augusta county.
| A copy-Testv,
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, C. C.
August I0-St
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ESTIAX,-Taken up by David
Cook Of Augusta County, on The 7lb day OF
August 1887, Horse Of bright clay color,
black leg, some white on the left bind loot
and levy white hairs in his forehead, about
fourteen hands high, and about six years old:
appraised to forty dollars.
An extract from the record. -Tesie
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
August 10. 1887,
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VIRGINI

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County. on Mon
day the 9TH day of August, 1887,
Thomas HogShead, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Thomas w. Brown, Robert Brown. and
William b. Helms, and Rebecca his
wife, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY:
The defendant Thomas w. Brown not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assem-.
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he IS not an inhabitant of ,his Common.
wealth 1t is ordered, thai the said de-
PENDANT do appear here or the first day OF
the next term (i0th of November.) and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
z copy OF this order b. forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper printed in Stann.
ton Tor two months successfully. and
posted at the front door Of the Court
house of Augusta county.
A copy-Teste,
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, c. C.
August l0I
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For Sale or Rent.

&sszA THE HOUSE in which |
HS I ia reside, situated i'm the most
.E4 lSI@ pleasant part Of the town.
sSs@f-z7IsAf This property presents in
dncements rarely met with (; it has a Gne
Garden, containing variety of Fruit,
and Clover Lot adjacent, all the ne
cessary out houses, sc. Possession Civ
en- any time after the LIST OF September !:
earlier If much desired.
Having disposed OF my stock of Med
icines, &c. to DR.. K. Berkeley s. Co. g.,
and being DESTROYS of closing my bust.
ness, with view OF removing as soon
as possible, | respectfully. yet earnestly,
request all indebted 10 me, to call and
settle their accounts by bond or other
Use. JOHN b. GARRETT.
Stanton, july 6, 1887.
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M0nIQI.

HAVE placed at my bonds and ac-
counts in the hands Of CHA7msN JoHN-
SON and WIZ. B-KAYsER, Esq's Those
indebted to me will please make imme.
diate payment, as it is indispensable.
JOHN B. GARRETT,
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III lands of Castings, such
as MdCHLNERY, HOL-
Low IV.9PF &c

Inc subscribers having employed the
very best Moulders, and Intending nj.
ways to keep sufficient quantity of me-
tai and coal on hand, they will be able
to execute work in the neatest and best
manner, and at the shortest notice.
They have also employed a first rata
PATTERN-MAKER, so that persons
wishing to hare castings made, and not
having patterns, the subscribers will fur
nIsh the patterns on reasonable terms.
They will take Old Castings Of all
kinds, for which they will give new
Castings, or pay cash, by discsunting
fifty per cent.
@%The subscribers would also inform
the public that they intend opening
Shop for the purpose of making
Ploughs s. Threshing Machines,
which they will make on reasonable
erms for the cash.
JOHN FABER, 81 SON.
augusta county, Aug. 10. IS37-tf
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NOTICE.

Sedss1>THE Taxes for the Corpora,
gES ton of Staunton, for the year
1881, are now due. aud made off Tor
collection. The citizens will be called
on in the course of few days, when it
is hoped they will be prepared to dis
charge them.
JOHN carroll, Sergt.
Corporation Of Slaunton.
August 10. 1897.
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TO :cEgEs PUBETC,

EMART -
Il, the undersigned, hereby forbid all
persons from purchasing or trading Tor a.
ny OF cur horses, with any Of our Dri-
vers or Os:!ers, unless they have written
permission from Jus. Wewil not pay for
any horses purchased by them
BELDEN, WALKER, 81 co.
August 4, 1887.
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SALT & PLASTER.
THE subscribers have recently received
400 sacks of Salt,
200 tons Plaster,
find q large additional suDpM of

GROCERIES, &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash,
or in exchange for FLOUR, &c. We
will at ell times pay TIE highest mark t
price lin cash) for Flour and other kinds
OF Produce. We are prepared to receive
and forward all kinds of Produce or
Merchandise. Persons trading this side
Of the mountain will find it much to
their advantage to try the Charlottesville
market.
VALENTINE, FRY, g. CO.
Charlottesville, Aug. 1915
GG+Rockingham Register, insert st.
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From the Richmond Compiler.
Sociology OF Virginia.
NJ BIER x.)

NNUMBER N.J
Region West Of the Limestone, as far as the
Western flank Of the Biue Ridge.
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S u S a N N "A
DIR "

THE subscribers take this method of
informing their friends and the public
generally, that they have erected new
Foundry, on South River. near Coiner's
Mn six miles below Waynesborougb,
and one mile below Gen. Porterfield's.
Tor the purpose of making
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-12

snd 'f' ~- r"ae' ei,rsi'rrs irW ~aeh rasa~ b. s,rf
taHtrt r f 10 o.sr che rrrrs-fts arI tatss co. ust.rs
'f' Greg 90 $3.50 i'rs' "' ihe urtcsaiic tfter~st
rf sn'ptctrr o. '5rrIe rsyHlsats " sarh ua.s an8
"H'f' surh stari.'ftrrs hasa l4tfiy viftr..rt
tnHI t ID o'tf thsa Temporary soA ron
ff'' ftr BE- ltr'i-s ttt 20 Fvtiod srti,e
"hc7 AT ttsi ffy tavcNt % M ftesn tsir tssuss 90 -a
trd firr' nearss st-ns3 nsipfsy dspan, ua ts.,u,.
atd rfr p"ft ~ tarr te tsd Of Cur r.efehs.ts 81,
n'on"uiai"' "f'hs'f ctsa inpused thrsc Gsctsa
shs al~aNs iftirnt O. rttrusier ettfassgsnt us.fe
fo t.ausarion- tif Sic uiatr aft 81 ssfh si.y,
t"4f dHFs oH 'pt u qats'ion 10, cuatra,e,d h,
~ frtnurtf-af tsuHty ihs fruts 81 wtsse .rsasrt
'''rr' ieft" r ewes nffc.t7t f' tus.in credit ti
go" hgA b' F-o"P''' rp',"g icss uosu' .c rt.e,.
idc,ry rrri, th.t ,rcots lave ccu.,,d which t.s,..
iHr go asA VOW srua~etI1 81 so taprs ito4Id
hove WISHED tt ,a uatrr as afsi communication "a tar
Htsth 90 frgfttfai# Ffr az country. h,d tcHr
tr'H orau tti t'r lt'rN 81 hrr unsinyei r--pcfttt
fe"0f 90 o. tt' I'l feel dcepi,
possibility Vtie respective 'tu.i, have hesa eruGl~i
So and uutcr TIE pressure irultcs mite n ir,at
''r 'e rt~1n'e ad d n' ue Suprrme Ruler httlons
aHd Iu i4hI.s with zr.a. fosnuiiln 60 oyctruue tl.
juIeutles boz vl4th cusifoacd
!. BE-, aHtr fach circumstance l1rh gfatd.ition o.
hr"' b' ios crnrucucr Sat Nc act t people ta whom
tic roth lrvtNft urpturr ti,s,s stsl en- with
too nnH uio fcerr puhtr iunc.
t'n"srs honestly iasriHF fof the rihc good 4 seems
Just that they should rc-ctc. without dtiay
'mb'rfa'tm"rts which r4f dei tfraurr. sf,rd Com
iH1 ince' hori tlc ui of tl'n. ard kuovpg the
" e''n's lH t'tY scr,7 ~ tut country lrHw ven my
"s, - lestut 70 well tc C,frnt aud tatutt VI n csc en-
t1-t'tsucuts. ne The desirable measure ~ relief
Hm fvsr" iovt'rr rri - proper io ,eiiin VOC
~ p'rrr longer Dau lo demanded by the succal 90
nave r"ni"'d my communication aud, believing u vii
not b. your Hh TO cli'ud dcbetat beyond
them rrsc,r t' the Usual period OF annual meet
iur. tia, general Information TIC fitc of the Unoa
Nj VAN BuREN
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IylgC RAND1LLSS ENYa1E

Dtt1oi r RIilaad. ss - at ,rrciaI Probate
Court h"'i'h' he Probate Once IN ltnii.,a N 81. 4
iis't re- on zoe , - day OF sep IN ,ora y ilJT
Irrscnt - HIL7.N fk7LE, Ta.ge
To al pcrson copreru'i Ia The estate c nuc Randall
at" 81 Nj, iioliv, daccasfd. intcsla'e
UhSrenf 6hitESt EaNn.IL,ad pin rlrtiris II the o.,
tate If s1l dec sse ryop n, M .cran Of 10,
nim'nstratcn,aud osru h'r aea r.' .aii estate
i,r s"WB AZ the Probate Court 10 be ho lon az o.
l"pl ln sA' dsirc the l.. Monday IT Oct
Jher.fore, youarc bcreby nulGc. 10 Spptsr lrG,rs
'ad rour iho t' anal psro trpo.p "a 10 -huw cause
owed.
Given un Ter my hani and 'hr seal 4 said proi@i.
IT,. court At Rl'Hpi ia .ail District.
@8 n II. TOUSLEE. Roc,.fs,
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GEORGE TRIES ESTATE.

ST.3TE OFFfHNO"I. I'D T. ~ ESsrHsEaso
DsSifIo( Eafiand. s. - that Rta stated ft.-
hate Coar'. held Rutland wiihp .,I .aid I,fei
on th- 4th J'y Of Pi-nbrr A. - 1871,
Frsssni. ~ IL7LL. Jafss
"A .lftfum o. yurprriug ~ "a the ls't N sud Z o,
tam aui II GEnuCE tUE. laio 81 EusBi a. s~hi BE-
r'ci d,cea,ri e presoui~ 10 the aouu h-fe by o.
COOL True. t.F tx"'u'of therein nam ., iaf probate
Drfsrsd nv fat. rnprf, that ~ pcrau thsfr-
900 he rDtf, 10 upgesf - tsssa ~ taJ rn1'' 60 -
d lJep ',r ilsf. Ofce 10 a. i.hI the fret Sion
fsy tf Drteb-t u-s' sol show raGs. u spy they rFf
hts agsi1st the rrarsie of srl vilo siiirh parI.s
- f4fhs5 catered its'h e0Fy 81 ths Tscafd o. t'i'
o~i-t BE- rutiisfj ihsee '-ec't'iselY - is Rot
Iauf literal e tr4'el ~ liu'sn .s 't.sa nay h.
80 Ans.i. n Il TO0sLFE. Meia,,
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cOMlILSSiONERy NOTICE.

WYE he sai-cf,ber', being appointed ~ a., llop.
" Probate Cnrr TER the oi-ifrt # Rutland . o,n
miss'ners TO receive, examine and adj all cl.as
irniaIds OF all lefsons a-Hinsi ihe csiEie 81
JOHY U'Hi3E,
ATE 81 NJ llol'ey ~ .sI rfr ieeets, rel ,cnirI
Ils,seut siso and 81 claims Hsd demands sshitif.d ~
o-cl lhrr ia AMI tx months T. The i1i day 81 "A.
gnst la', 10 ug allowed iy',i court ir that por no
'ge d. therefore hereby give not go that vii .,s .
10 the husns.s 1T saj sop1nin a.. Of the dw.lhn
house nj s,tl decreased. 80 NJ Iiocv. Ne - Mon
days ~ NrveHnher snj foirusrY next, from o'erck
until o'clock , NJ op each e said days.
BANliL PACKER.
HAEyEL JOHNSON, ''""''''"""'
Dated II Eu,iaad l1lh Aug. 1851. %
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IONS A'DogALDS ESTATE.

sI.IYE OFT-IRsOAI.I ~ ire ufrts1sl thst
I,,ir,f u Es.a..a. e - 80 'cc'si fs,i-ie
Cont %, fi.H a. fufisDa. sai tfi't-i. Toe 4b
day o. -, iepitsr.A 1871.
fnt.at HlLLEfN NAIL. Jsass.
~ a.'funsaf pan ori4 9, b. is l-si Oh aus to
went ~ Jaus Nf'ohsi, .is grftessi ~ ihs e"sft
T., rj.rain " Doosid he esec1cr therein nsbs
&C. ltni f.
i rem is DafsErI a. ~ sfssen % sad cSnfi
fo 10 hallsn II ths go sfr 'ic b. Essgi 80 800 t''t
Aa isy Of oef ,fsf Ersi.st4 fsa~ rtps. & 10y ih'r
~ base, .ssisi u.s probate ~ 'sa 49, - ~h"h
lrsss q s. LUTHER sgfi. fi4f cops Il fi's fsrfd
4 tiss trt,f BE r9titsa iLfss rsss toorsrtlfff in
ths Kuii4I ll.rs . t.stsi 81 Ns'.a1 ''oaa % 49,
~,
IS igsf. X T. 4NF8LLft f',''ff-
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roLI1IcAL VIEW OF me AUGMENTATION

Wing majority Of Representative a. Gar fcupi have
about -
WING Senators are dcal,lcs elected in Rutland, Wind
ham, Windsor, Remington, Addison. Chri,cnden and
Grand bic counucs-i1 Probably elected 10 Orleans snd
Franklin counties, milking ~. Nhnc humber 20.
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TIVE | Asst CALL,

I'VE snl.c,ilcr wLb.nr b. clHse IN us Old ronr,,,.
\ ~ soon pos hi. aud fr that rxpr ruros, Is,
90 aged Nr JOlIN I bINIAN. ~ho " ~ attend 4, y
N rnd every Aui 81 bg. tfss. peiiH ming g. soy affair
~ Human MAY he tuud ~ b office. dufeil, oppo,it.
thr Staesm,n bhor, WHORE he vii te heru, ., wait q,
nny who have unseuIrd aH,r w.th me Ihnse 81 IN,
old customers who NJ ne, nnl can ita,l vii
please read tie shove aud govern heu.si,cs
~
q, HYDE
Ca-ne'o1. ats if 49, g.
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VOTES Tor GoyERNon-.rra4or sr4rrrtsr

Majority fa' Cos. JEsIsos 20 ~ towns 2|e'
There are stasi 20 lsSns 10 Re bead IRON ~hrh
~I doubtless Gov JehsoHs MAJORITY Hsa' one
tkoossae -sacs dosbasd that ''oT JSsises acc
f. Gov Camp, fs-ssetsd ~ sfgs ntiofi'is'-ahe
majority II Mig ssasisp eoshsss siso,.5 u u o."
pfol be there sTHy ,eeton Il Tesssfef 10 sssh case
The Election az. dssolse tic Lesslsipfs-
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RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, Vt.
TUESDAY EyENiNG. sErrEnBEr -, 1897.
Election Matters

Tho Vermont rorl Patriot rs 50 highly elaieJ with tie
resut Of the occuoa an Washington oouny that would
thk from hs s' ppcr that hc bad been deprived of hat
little good sense he pos'csscd u true that the Mtga
have lost th zee last election but have
Iost uutmng in tic t Governor las, fan the
for jonson stood 1871 II ms year lois The Torres have
augmented their ccs tGe Last iall Bradley had 1891
At the late election he bad ci33-a g7n Of ~ votes IN
Caledonia tie not gain to tie Wings 10 Pot these
two couios together and sou vi" lind the astonishing gain
d 20 votes.
In orange County whore Goa. Fast going to MIKE
such Astonishing revolution tho tories ma, have gained
hundred ., the Wig Scnat or ticket may lave
been lost bu, tho General Las gone against n
and clrctcd a Wig
Ia iirchom, Pennington u iadsor, AddisoH Chiicn-
den Oncaas and GrcnG hte tie Wigs have nearly made
clean work" Rutland c,uoy supposiuf she lad opp1
worth icing, has l1, ouipos, which 10
good enough ior her. Sic is not 10 be piled
We have tine Tor other roa,afs. The toIiee
concrdc ,1t al is st us year bn, ey, Fous carry
the state IN the year Of our Lord, 1890
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TIrcTIaN UtsUITs Not being enabled To give tho oec
ton returns in detail this week. have taken much pains
TO make the aggregates correct aud have computed the IL"
~ with Tire Wmg eturgs IN an caosand when there was
any doubt yielded To tho returns OF orr opponents