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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

Naiad Temple of Honor mect. every rddly even.
evening, at "a O'Clock; Capitol Council meets the nrst
and hinl Monday evenings Of each month, at "a O'Clock.
I. O. Of q. F.-Veunoni Lodge No.l independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows, meets every WFpNrspAr EVENING.
~ ~ O'Clock, n odd Fellows Hall, langdou's Block,
State street. liy order y. g..
s-u Cn,nles r. COLLINS SECRETARY
Live Druggists-A the live druggists % onr VIII
lage who have laid go supply Of Durango Rheumatic
Remedy MeSsrs Bahcoek q Cutler, Bnscum Dewey
and e. Blakey An advertisement appears In another COLI
Il has failed io The worst OF fheuma-
t-n. 0i-0l
Lyons Kathairon prevents te liair from falling ont
turning gray, enews It's growth ami gives strength and
dressing 1t the cheapest and desirable Hair Ionr
Produced sell by the elite. Price only 50 cents e
Cross and Siclly Children can Dee made healthy and
strung y regulating their -tumnclr and bowels with Cas-
0ria. II Is effective than Castor on and Is pleasant
10 take honey. For Wind Cole Sour stomach, Worms
and costiyenes, there h nothing Ia existence equal Go
castoria. O'-l9
The Late Awful Winter leaves behind 1t a frglifM
Prnvdenally however an absolute and Immediate cure
has been provided in lALFs lioNrr or Honlnot Nd Asp
TAR.
Plke's Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
why will you suffer from Rheumatism. sprains.
the tentaur Eminent affords certain relief Many artirle
southe pain tn certain extent but the Crntaur Eminent
cures The White inlmeui Is for the human family the
yellow Eminent Is for horses ami animals. oi-lA
To Nentralize Onensivcness.-ln many forms we
h-e hisinietng agents Impure breath c1-e o., bad teeth,
rs h4llhiul uniuer and sfeai lnN1 ns deniiirte
The rtuula,e breath j. by les rendered fragrant
fosp aud ooine.s Dog friends or lowers Ni ht no longer n
tceh.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

NoRrnFiELp.-The subject of the lecture at the
uniyersalist church, Sunday evening, December
9Th, will be, " Save the LOST aud sunday even
ing, December 18th, The Revival Of Religion
that We need" These lectures, and the seats IN
the church, are free to every body.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01


CNnor- Union services were held Thanksgiving
day, Mt the Congregational church The attend
ance was very small
Mr. L. O. Churchill, Of Montpelier, has rented
and opened the photograph gallery in this place.
Judging from the specimens he hangs ont he is
master Of his profession
As Mr. Oryi. Hale and family were going to
spend Thanksgiving with their friends they got
into q snow drift and Mrs. Hale WIS thrown out
Of the sleigh and her elbowwas dislocatod. Fora
few days it was quite painful, but is now doing
well
Although The times are hard and business
dull, the Cabot Carriage Company arc working
twenty men on full time, and are behind their
orders on sleighs at that They have procured the
services OF some Of the best workmen in the
country, aud their prospects are very fair for
heavy trade the coming season In their best class
OF work, phaotons, top bugsies, etc
The committee elected at the last March meet
ing-Dr NJ Z. Wallace, Milton Fisher and J. f.
lanison-to purchase locate and erect soldiers
monument in this town, have awarded the con-
tract for building the same to Ira T. Harrington,
Of Barre, for the sum Of one thousand five hun
bred dollars. It is To be six feet four inches at
the base ana twehlA-seNeh leet hlsh, weighing
sixty tons and 10 be completed and set up by the
twenty-second Of June, and ready for dedication
the fourth OF July 1876.
| HAHpwicK Vim. H. Colburn recently killed
a seven-n,ontbs-od ,nlf that dressed fo,,r hundred
/ ~, 49, 49,, a.,
| q bigger one
u a. II IA
H. a. ',"'s mas .N''""S'" NO muse ~ 'N''
village for w. II. Colbnrn's farm, near the Cen
ten" paving we understand din erence of 50 900
Immediate nossession oivcu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

FATAL AccinENr Mr. Iucius II Mead mo-
phetor Of the hotel at Essex Center met with q
sudden aud violent death, in Burlington, sunday
afternoon. under the following circumstances
with companion he WAS riding from that city to
Winoosid, by the river road. and when at the foot
Of what is known as the Pomeroy hin, the wagon
struck little knoll In the road and Mr. Mead fell
out, striking ON bis head with great violence lie
was at once taken up and carried 10 the Stevens
House, Wnoosld. where medical help was sum
monod Immediately but In spite Of the efforts Of
the physicians, he died in about two hours Nh.
Mead was about fifty years Of age, and leaves q
wife and three childron-a daughter aud two sons.
the oldest having barely reached hi- teens
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

WOODBURY. A council was called to meet at
this place on Tuesday Of this week. for the pur-
pose OF organizing congregational church here.
Al this writing TUESDAY morning. 1t IL possible
that the Indictment weather and driited roads may
interfere with the accomplishment of this purpose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

PEi,~oNAL-Josiah Elbins an old and respected
resident Of North Troy, died on the 18th nit
Tile candidates for centennial poet next ,uin-
mcr. seem 90 be 900 withdrawn in favor Of Mr..
longiellow.
-Rc, Charles liiblaid pastor Of the Baptist
church at Chester li- been appointed state mis-
souiry agent and assigned to the Baptist chufch
at Norgennes
Uueu ,hipmau. Of Wpoosd tho originator
Of the Dawn Nalcour Community, died Thursday
night, after prolonged illness His funeral took
place saturday afternoon.
capt James T. Bolton, of Niddlebury clerk
in the barCau Of statistics, at Washington, has
been elected Grand Worthy Chief Templar Of the
grand lodge Of Good 1empars for the District Of
Columbia.
Tennessee reports that Nice-l'resideut Wilson
was engaged TO be married to Mrs John L Jack
son. Of Williams county that state who is de-
scrihed as one Of the most distinguished and
I highly cultivated ladies of the South
The lats James NJ Bcebee, Of Boston, left an
estate valued at four million dollars, the most Of
which goc. TO his widow and children. Ills public
beanests are fifty thousand dollars TO the Massa-
chusetts General Hospital, ten thousand dollars
each to the Home for Aged Men, the Home for
Aged Women and the Church Home for Orphans
and Destitute Children, and five thousand dollars
to the Baldwin Place Home for Little Wanderers
Hon. y b. Cobb, Of STAFFORD, has resigned
nj, position as one Of the Assistant Judges Of
Orange County Court, ON account Of his i'll health
Judge Cobb, we believe has suffered almost from
birth with an incumhe spinal complaint, which
has rendered eyory minute of his life painful
Nevertheless, he has mastered an unusual fund o
information, and has made himself useful cti
zen Ills retirement will be regretted by the Bar
and by his associates on the bench.
Rev benjamin Iabaree, d. D, well known il
Vermont as former President of Middleburl
College. has returned to Charlestown, n. II.
which is his native place, with the intention o
making it hereafter his permanent home. During
several weeks past he has been preaching to The
Congregational church, whose pastor, in conse
qucnce of sickness, has been unable to supply tn
pulpit and that his ministntions have been wei
received. may be inferred from the fact that TIN
congregation, during the short time he ha
preached to them, has nearly doubled. He mus
have reached his threoscore years and ten, ye
few younger men preach with more animation, o
exhibit in theirpreaching gpater intellectual force
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
Marriapes.

Marriages and Deaths inserted grafis: Obituary
Notices frc cents per line, inrarigbly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

llENHy WrsoS.-'lhe depth Of sorow with
which the death of the Vicc-President has filled
tho minds Of the people of the country. was amply
cyinccd in the many tribute. Of affection and In
the lonois bestowed upon his remains. At Wash
ington, impressive ceremonies were held, and at
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Worcester,
and other places between Washington and Boston,
the remains were viewed by Thousands of people
AZ Boston, ON the day Of the funeral, business was
generally suspended, and the manifestations Of
grief were universal The remain. will be m-
terrel 40 Nnick tn-daN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
Thanksgiving Service.

The union service ON Thanksgiving bay. at
Trinity church, WAS attended by fair audience
about the number usual on that day, though not
30 large an audience as the merit Of the service
and the state of the weather warranted. 4 fun
choir was present. consisting of members Of the
several cholrs Ia town, and numbering fifteen In
all Mr. Briggs presided at the organ. The SER
vices were opened 10y well-rcndered anthem FOL.
lowed by prayer and responsive reading Of the
Scriptures. The sermon was prcaclodby Ecy. n
n. Gazior, pastor of the Baptist church We give
brief extract.
Mr. Glazier took ion his text: And besides
this giving all diligence. add oyom faith virtue:
and 10 virtue knowledge, and to knowledge tenn
pemnce, and to Temperance patience; and to pa
thence godlincss; and TO godlmoss brothery kind
ness and 20 hrothetly kindness charity III
Peter g. ., Is T. The speaker held that the nobleat
Christian character was that formed by a combi-
nation oi these several gmces OF these graccs
iaitli Is tho elder born, AMI upon It depend all
the others. The speaker then made earnest
comment concerning faith, aud said; How bean
tifu is trust ia Christ All may trust Him, and
that trust that iaith-ls the key to the golden
gate The lesson Of The text teaches that faith is
the highest wisdom Christian virtue is The whole
OF Che Christian rcligion-itis the growth Of faith
knowledge ia clear perception of the truth
The most important truth is that We arc sinners.
and that Christ is our Saviour Gods spiritual
laws are NOT at Variance with temporal laws.
There rs n0 fear chat these lass uili clash with
each other, and ao may hope for the time when
the man who is o devoted believer in scientific
laws win be the dc,oute-t believer 300 thc BIBLE
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Dalrymcn's Association.

-, .,-,u -,
W "~'' ,''''''u '"o 'o'o"'ns auuH'ona' par
",u"'s ~ wv "''''' meeting vi 'lS assocl"uoh
""'v" "'' .o"'n'"'o T" hu''"hu ID 'le forenoon
% "o""'S's, '""",y i",n' lno INST ueDa''
WI" w "pon '"' question: no" sha' we DERIVE
mos. p'on, iron" our l''"N anu VIII he opened
W M' "''ua'n n"nu'ns' OF broone county New
10TH ""' VI NV most successful factory ana
creamery nn'''se's W tlls county Mr. !" ;.
,'"'''n' o' N'"'u,Ny, "'l DC present ana uou'''
ms oNpere"'c WIN we swedish system OF o"''or
making
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

Naind Temple of Honor m,sts every fddiy ever.
ing, 81 % u'clrk Sdral Temple meets every wednesday
evening, at 81 O'Clock; Capitol Council the FIRST
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

Price List.
Quart Bottles, rs Cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

I. q. of q. F-Nerinont Lodge 80 independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows, meets every WFpNrsnAf EVENING.
~ ~ O'Clock, NJ odd Fellows Hall Iangdous Block.
State street liy order y. e.
si-u CnAnles r. COLLINS Secretary
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Glen ciMcrfisruenis.

y Zoe FARMERS of tlhs country. they will pmpefl, color
ihcii butter and rhce-s %, using
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-28
singular and Terrific STORM in
Sv itArTia Il.

New York, July PA correspondent
at Geneva gives AN account this morning
of q terrible storm which broke over that
CITY at nidnighr on "Wednesday, the 9TH
instant. At 5 p. N. a few heavy drops
of rain began to fall and at the same
time the circumference of the horizon
WAS fri9htfuIy illuminated by flashes Of
sheet lightning, hut there was no thun-
der. Once only during the entire nIgi t
there was a terrific clap of thunder. but
that Was when the storm was just over.
The lightning gradually increased IL H.
tenslty, and became continuous. The
entire atmosphere seemed TO be envel-
oped III flames, and all this time there
vas not the slightest movement of air
III the street. At about / o clock small
objects lying Oh the roofs of the house s
wee caught mp and whirled around as if
by cyclone, suii there was no move
ment of air Gu the streets below. At
midnight the tempest came manly from
the Jura range. and from the southwest.
travelling III that direction towards the
basin OF Lake Lemun. As II nearcd the
iaka it seemed to spread ont into 4 fan
Ike form, with Il front sufficiently vide
to embrace the entire city, but nd not
last much longer than ten minutes. At
the end Of it Geneva was wrecked as no
army of beslegers could have wrecked it
in the same time. The storm came ii the
shape Of an almost compact mass of sheet
ice, driven horizontally before the temp
est 5 blasts. Every gasiight III the streets,
save here and there one spared 10y reason
of protecting roofs, was smashed to
atoms and e2iinguIshed. But the city
WAS not i'll darkness, for masses Of con
gulated hail /, fiected the blue light of
the lightning III a ghastly and ominous
manner. Windows OF manufactures
and residences were forced from their
fastenings, besides having all the glass
shivered, and bed rooms, staircases and
saloons were thrown open TO the storm.
and in few minutes half filled with
masses of Ice far beyond the immediate
power Of the inhabitants to remove, for
in this storm it was a marked peculiar
ity that the hail stones or ice fragments
onpacted themselves in solid mass as
soon az they fell. On the slope of the
left bank Of the river Arvie, in the
suburbs of the city, the tiles Of many
houses we're beaten to powder. Stout
partitions of wooden plank were pierced
BY holes such as might have been made
by a musket ball. Three persons were
killed by the fall of farm house IN the
immediate vicinity of the city. Vast
quantities Of SMALL birds have been
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family taking place =: thu great hauJ- OF =. II,
RAIL. H. is sctuslly selling imnens" nfisnti-
ties Cf goods, judging by :he constant departure
losdad wagons from his corner. rho farm
ers from fsr anH rear are srI-c ing their sSri-
cultural implements ard hardware. The great
ssles 81 Rubber Pain' inoics.c that they nre sp-
prrcistsd in rhis msrkat. They are surprisingly
cEesp, handsome and durable. T.. b. hin:s, II
is sruUud in p. rsop ard mAki"g things lively
usua. He hiss the rott complete assert.
n"nt f hardware. crockfry. paints oils. gle' X.
&C, III thc state. Attention is csl!.d I" the
Medallion Range. Rail Is r rirg ever! thing in
lie lire ~ very low prices. iyI'-t:
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picked up killed BY the storm, and the
bodice Of several foxes have been found
Geneva il surrounded BY pleasant farms
and vineyards and market gardens and
these have all been destroyed as com
pletely AZ il q charge Of envs!-y had
passed over involving the rnin anl des-
pair Of the poor and Industrious
peasants. whose sll is nov taken from
them as eff-ctual'y al if it had been
sunk 70 the bottom Of the ses.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-28

Lyman Fs1sB1E is developing into a
small. bald-headed Barnum. Great oaks
from little acorns grow; and great
moral menaeerie is like TO grow up under
LYMAN g accommodations. He has appro-
printed show window on the north Il .
| Of the old restaurant the window shat
opened on. of the old TINE pigs foot
stand where you o. - a toll stool and
talked Pigeon English with Chinese
Charley and watched the mmb'e cock
| roaches-th same, tthe window, we
| mean. where nsed TO he displayed fly
specked museum of pale blue CLANS in
bottles, ketchup, "heckrred sardine
boxes, some de"oy ciaret bottles with .
brace of curlew. one white and one
black. standing euarl over the same and
presenting long bills a. the nDiversai
world: This window. kind of hay
window. has been transformed into dry
acc nAriunl for the convenience "f pair
of mnsquRshes. some horned toads. a
furinns meadow lark. a shabby eenfeel
nagpie and long, spindle legged bird
which We take to he one of the piover
family. tho Lyman thinks 1t is filliloo
bird but it don't seem to whistle thnt
way. This IS what makes us -ay, as We
do say, that Lynn n il like 10 develop
into a small Barnum with ht'ie bare
bulls-eye Oh the top Of his pate.
As VS. CANE down bing street yesier-
day We met q gentleman who pointed to
a smoothed track in the turning of the
street and told rs that ius. there, Int
little before, had been hauled the dad
BODY of a valuable horse, killed few
moments previous. There were fonr
large team horses belonging to 3r. Al
bert Boles. These had got frightened
and became numanagenble. They tore
M ning stree; and soon rid themselves
Of the wagon to which they were hitched.
THIN they stampedsd. III foar harnessed
together, big. strong animals, night mp
the street. Near General Edwards co..
her one Of them stumbled, fell and broke
his shonhler. and Otherwise 20 injured
himself tha: be died soon alter. h'le !
girl wheeling baby cnrri15e with . baby |
in il was riLh; there On the corner. and /,
tke whole ouiht little girl, baby. wagon |
and all. must kava been crushed but for |
the falling down Of that horse. "An.eB
SAWS the enthusiastic father Of Little |
Breecnes, "Augels did the work, and /!
as he estimates their act,
Its burned sight t-=tter business
Than los,ng round rh- Throne"
We don mean TO say that there VAS any |
angelic demonstration apparent in the {
killing of a valuable horse for Mr. B0lrs, !
bat the application needs no explaining. !
Mr.. Boles' loss must be considerable.
OCE en;erprising and ambitiousyoune
friend, Willie Hawthorne. has returned !
home from San Francisco, where, for ,
several months pas: be has been attend /
ing commercial school. He finds wei /
come hands among old acquaintance.
As WAS feared would be the case when
johnny Moore went below on sum
mons from his angu;shed wife, their
baby has died. D,svntery WAS the
cause. Sorry for these bereaved parents.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-28

THE PAvoRITE.--The bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsoy streets. ia becoming
the fsvori.e resort Of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer. while che
best OF wines. liquors and cigars SIRE. also. sold
at the bar. 4 first clsss Pedro Game for the
amusement Of guests, q cold lun' a. all Eoura
and hearty coed cheer fox sil sre its rocOmpep.
istions to public fsvo:. Il. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
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IMPORTANT. Endorsed - he M,i.c@, =
f--.!on. DE. WV. HALLS RAiSsM pORT--.
lungs cur,s Corrhs. Colds anc COrsnnlp ie',
sud al ii ease O. ihe lhr1a; su3 n, ri. In.
TOWNSI. EI's TOoTHiCHE sAODINE cured
lin one MINUTE. mhl9.tm
Ma. ANN. s. RRHuKs. C,raJn'I fgycr!te
millinsr i. now able o snnrTint, nj her bus nsrs
and Inns s.crr th, ~ sist inCe % = s-st-Ciass
m.liDer. Those back ,lder. FIR bats @ili non
receive her sttentiOn. ,a?5-t.
s. ]. WHITE. N. t., thysicieD GIG surzeoa.
IS ato- mere 81 his old gaE-t.r- over Poster
Drug store, Carson street. oppcr,t" the Capitol.
,-Ssi-.I
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Opening OF the Western business
College.

DR.. Kingsbury will deliver the oper-
ing lecture of his course before his
pupils and such other persons as desire
to attend, on Thursday night. July %,
at Corbett Hall The discourse will re-
late to the matters pertaining TO a CON-
mercial education. 1t Is free to all, and
all are cordially invited to be present.
LIKE JEHU, son Of Ahasueras, son Of
Malachi SOD of Jerubbabel, came
Adolph Sutro into our unprepared city
yesterday morning, bright and early He
sat on the front seat OF family carry
all and urged the tired steeds. In the
vehicle were ladies and children. On
the rack, behind, WAS family trunk.
Neither looking to the right nor the left.
recognizing nobody. with no thought for
anything but bis driving and the urgency
Of speed. Adolphus sped along till he got
nigh unto Benton's stable where he sud-
denly halted. His manner was of that
feverish. urgent sort that made folks
Laugh and stare at John Gilpin when be
rode his famous ride. The Sutros van
isbed as suddenly as they came and as
to their going
WHITTIER oh whittier, nobody knows.
The GRANGERs have challenged the
Stars to play series of games of base
ball for the championship of the State
fire., game to take place Saturday Of this
week.
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HOTEL AhIIlS AIS.

oRNsBY EousE-eKoRGE D. rnIzR. PEoPRIs1os
l. II Hsrlette J Tyrrell J WEIGH
Rosenbaum NJ Enkle Thos COrbett
G. Deere Jas Hughes d A Buckuer
Mis n Clarke + &c Zler
ST. cHARLEe HOTEL, BEADFB FOX, PRoPBiErof S
Barton VI Ward J y Flint
J j Wood j Woff. pderger Cradlebaugh
ARosers Ben Palmer Floyd Goodrow
Daniel slolher J " SNOWFALL
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hNtNG To 4 heavy FALL Oe
~ Frices in Dry -Goods In the lsst We nav.
uadr very nGNanti geous rnrchnsrs, IN corfs.
1urnca Of VII en- we IRE nov enabled % sell ~
ay'gnishurly low prc,e;
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Evening Report

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ION ptn.nIy
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1oo cIDoaa. so,,, n.
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"a I',1 - 80
9o0 p.,,%.r ~
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roo go =, "a
10. 1, n'' 'n ~ :, 30
20 90 ~ ~ - 80. ~, Do'
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CARSON CITY,
MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

Forenoon Board
1875 Ophir 51s.. 51hla So
3l5 Mexican 20i.. 2O1,
535 Gould & Curry 1871. 1877
42O Bes. & Belcher 80. So. $50
50 Savage 1921. 121
50 Hale Il Norcross AZ. IL
s65 Crown Point 32l. 1919 b5
30 Chollar IS. 7s1s
IS Yellow Jacket 81, 95
1920 Imperial l0I4
60 Empire Mil 6Es
100 Gold Hill Quartz 81.
1850 Alpha 1879. 90
800 ken.uck -,
$50 Belcher 291.. 292.
$50 Sierra Nevada l6l.
$50 Confidence "A. p 40
100 Con Virginia 327 32s
1880 Califnrni, 90 Coz,
$50 Bullion 81, 539.
$40 Uvefman 10. 72s.
l65 Justice $50. 100
$40 Union Con s. 81s h30
40 Lady Bryan =
$50 SurcCr ! |.
1926 Julia %. % sl0
$50 Caledonia u, %
AGO Globe l
80 kuickerborker 81.
300 R,ltimnrr 81,
$50 Utah -. II
loo Silver hl,l IL. IL.