davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-08


Tho Baltimore american HayB that conRtdera-
ble transformation a1sts at present atnpng tie
people reMdiug il, A4o vlolplty ol Hall Springs,
on tho Hartford road, about two milos froIu
anco Of . very largo anake in lilo uoighhalIool,
Those sFlo think they lavo seon hia snake
ship say that ho IL fully 1t feet long, about
Is inches IN diameter, aud . feot In
circumference, On, rfesdny Inst ho was
ss 'ss sn;,s4 It i Il sfs IL os g. Sill Hes e # M so ss
through tho gardorf. and camo within hundred
feet OF the ntahlc. its track was afteruard
measured by hr. Lee, who btates ltY Dimensions
10 ho IL iuohes in width in tho narroHsst place.
and about 15 incllca iii Tho wdcAt. Mr.. Lcos
place is o short distance hoyond Halls HpriuGs
and lB located Oh tho cast bank Ut licraipS
ltuu On tho wess: bapk, opposite. tho DAM
thero = 'arGe IT, rock, With : sors OF c"vo m
den Of tho monBtor make, who Inns bocn
noticed on several occaaioua iii tho woods noar
BY, Tho tnillar in. tLo employ Of 11r. Leo sayn
tlnt foW days ago 10 noticed tho sna}n lying,
apparently asloor undor the breast Of thu dam.
lle apr1lsua afr. Leo, on tlo laltnrs return from
tho city, Of the fact who scarcely beloved tho
story. TlIa visit Of the snake to his place on
T1ekdhy last, howaynr, thoroughly convinced
Nr' JOG that tho snake i1i soality oAtatoa, anu
was ano 81 Unusual Proportions. Tins gen!lo-
nun aYorH that Rilako OF the elzn described Ia4
tho capncty of swallowing cRlf or 6 wocks
Old, and that q .lQy pr n giEl 10 Or 12 years
Of sgO wonfd DO il inJ1e unNtlfuf. hr. Loo HtAteH
that ho iew wiling to Yitp $500 for tho capture Of
tho snako aliYe; o. ID hon thereof, vas to apy ono
who wiI! Kill it; Heyeraj attempts llava bpen
nado to kin tpg snake, and layo' failed, for tlIo
Hlmplo reaaon that the parties making the aL-
teg'pts, pn cqAlug acroBa Land nutlcug its huge
PROPORTIONS, incontlnent1y fed. Tho buperin-
tandout uf thu TURNPIKE Company. Nlo III q
poftly dortnan, was walking iu tho woods fow
days ago whbn ho mot 'tho 'auako. IIo rushed
from tho spot. aud mover Blaekcned his speed u,l-
til ha reached tho door ot lila domicile. His
noFyops syatem was su torribly shocked that }lo
has not YET entirely recovered. Several other
persons llaVo seen tue suuke, md tho hto,ioa
that nro atloat about II have boon productive Of
great DIAL OF e1oitemont and c9.nEnout ia thu
noighbor!lood Of 4lall springs. Il Ii utlorptood
shas m effort will 10 o'mAdo In few days to sap
tufe tho unake. 1t Ia proposed to faBtcM
a strong ohiin with i aI!atp. hook attached,
70 > tTee in the neighlorl,oo4 of tho den
oq tla hqpk "lp bc plHccd liYo chicksr. Tho
snake 1t Ii nAdentlY expected, will 90 for tho
clMckop aud tako 10 the sharp hook Vi woll,
Which, it is thought, mill insnfo til capture
, 1875-07-08
The 4%tpl4tiPn qf AIAveEy In Porto
&klCDs

Consul PAUL. has forwarded to tho Earl OF
Derby fnrther report, dated May IA last, ou
tho result Of the Rbohtion OF slavery In Porto
lsico. IN Il he bays: II cap report With couti.
denco that the 'liper.o' 1n3er contract pnioya
TITO sano treatment ~ the frcs laboter,
wheslas nasiva Of thta country Of british black
fEg~ our owu tslanaa, e1espt ~ 10 tha fact OF
being bound py contract putA April 81, 1876. :.
:. i. 0n the whole i think tho sbositiop O!
slavery has baen graf success and except to
tho planter. Thq sts,laa : bad chance Of t'elng
hsoully ca1tiati out. Il,s conditions luder aAisl,
II hsa bean Attampte4 Fa1e much moro 1&Yofablp
hero th44 tApY Ara n9v ln Cuba. bnt even with
some allowance tor that faqt Tia suoaess ot tha
Ter RigAs Pf e fea9e@pasnt Y apstp p 14tsspa
tss!!!sP =: ": i ~ Fa' t'asa III ki5III'a az
, 1875-07-08

WHAT THE WHITES HAVE THUS rAA DONE.
The Chicago Club started Oil their hrat last
ern tri'' yesterday morning, Intending to go ti-
Iocs to E1st"iI, xharo they play their frat game
Saturday. Tho route aud dates have already
h6on given In tkasa columns. THE party Tor tue
trip coun1ntcd pply Of tue ujno with Wood Is
nsanager aud AielAsEl aoAen, mi KseFl ~ ex-
trA MeH.
lnAsnnlch a. tile f1st .liyiaion OF tha seasons
games has nov been lIayed It IL Attiug to 70.
.low tho s)tu4tion, uE1 soe what huH leep done
In ho Nra. hc u.'lsl has played III tn ty five
games with ptAes rties.iouai clubs, and the
Iclufl il w f4llu.sa;
, 1875-07-08

AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

Fro prominent gentleman and rss!dsnt OF Olucuastt
H., for tho pAst fortJ vol VA 10 tbs
publishers Throughout tho unlted States. ~
.h3W HoRK, Qot. II, fs10
n4. li4pVkf11pEAa e1a: ~, Induced by *ousp ot
working Q! I..r T. si!s,1o Hsie nr ce1eta ypags
urinary oTKAu which twpFye mouths ago cuninaod
Il T. saa aa,s .s .sI'in5 Eb rsa.ns
ttMnasE q shP kidnn1s end hltdot. *pI gave y
eur FJttinx radically o1ed: hid tred nusSsf Il
Ra5seitaa aad had hksa largo qu.nt| of nadiolus,
h1a s* dd 81 df:tsnI.tox eare, a.,iox oSn
lhiled9lp!A 4srsy Ep<HinY lp Of guFe esyins bson
saaet1d On peEEna 1hu had aus baan snfepg vi ed
!,SFls sS ls;b;a :$!,sS. s9 Saa kal:
" Fel.d'ad, 4ad now fapl = veil 4 e!sri
, 1875-07-08

who nrs not mnch better nT Excluding the,s,
tho ChIcagns have won Aavcn and lost tetl Fa.nca.
The individual standing ot tho players in
matter of Interest," especially this phnulng ut
hasa htts, which determines the batting record.
The following table rl,ows tho standing OF each
player 30 far during tho year:
, 1875-07-08
EDUCATIONAL.
Niron Co1legc-Epnt <f1l Lnc H1tEh.
school; Reunion OF the Alumni
Closing Exercises Of tho Mcxrlllu Ia.


ie.ron Colleac-konh oM Lac NaFh"
s,,t,,tns - >-'' '' *s11 @'*-
sptea1i co,rs,pona>ue< a., IN. cAsaoo 7,,,ua,.
WAuKEsuA. ,Infv b.-1t thia al,ovor nf 0om.
noncemant diva po one tndEv,dun, o,nccts -
rnt ,ncro t,,on , sov arona ,rbrour,, IN ,r,ns.
h'r u4o'e 1u't ~" ~ opo' AH'ousu tao .taus"
pareht colsifnnA OF tao metropolitan dai'y, no
lpokR ont upon daug0 Of music, 1lnwots, whtte
untca an1;ons Facn1tics md prond nua bannv
""1 ~. 49, II ~ Fss..1 - ~
pt'pn''' ~ i"!nsss eAseu1o ~ 'o.ua VI :ao
w'sc words TINT fall from tne lips o. ooausltul
Eifia pnd oxpcctant statas1no1l. l1o aoos tho
.asl,oti and tcasful circlcs that. fos& mou,o,,t,
c,,,stcr about loved ;cncf,ors and royorepd oarlu
md nm than hro1,oo IN ~ a,1,. ~ s..,r1 sa,.s'
.,a 1s.t 49, % 49,. .M ~ ~ e''As ~ "11t ae"n
'ne great ,lyef Oh LIMO. .-.-.
men.s was largo portion, a, dat In tho boou.
t,fully.docorated Opcrn-I1al, Mt
-.
, A'foS
tho other uay, anu saw lilo Hoard OF Trustees,
tho facnlty, and tho studcnts of tho young Col
1oge, flo lu lo 9ooly numboru. Tha hall WA
,JanacIv packcd : and thc iaroo nrrhor ~ bu.;
ssa' 49, ."sA ...n s. ."uoo. ~ =. o''s'
noss.'Aen plcsent lnu.ca1ou tnat mp ee'tans o.
ono day a! loast. DAch'a Band, from Milwaukee,
olas, consisting of vo ia,,ina ona o,eht ns0t1a
e' s, e.o'ssS ,o - nse aas' aaa e'ka. ssa.lo.
v 1 Soro S s pp a,s d
essays md delivered tholr orat{ons. It was easy
thke spG .nsesas ., spe sna xp.p ier
" i nsonct,n r s,o.
and II forcofal areamoas af ae 9e|oteJ ths
so ayes yin Hna y, tdmssr ot e"ss
I'll ~ W. 1t,,..;nta ustI e e9'asas
vnnT @ ~ ans ,r, q 1,oInns " 1e, @
% sto fE,,iis or III. hiui,sr cu,n tnst thsy nrn ""
tossis p" r. ~ us"'' Tso V sus anauah Rtu-
.fsns ,,a,' ~ or,, est sasahse n.y. ~
",.tmye sn1 f,r;"t,s ,,'n, ~ ~ ~ ss,na
Ill., ,iin.s am s"ra .,xa u ~ ~ IL ra
,orr"I ~ tSe ai.rrnn nft tno t@p .oo6 rs
tpa ca,,nort - ~ H. IT, wv ~ npoa eu ru!oy
H.. us 1snrs - ~ sara;1 1Ha ~ cahsuon
n,,cemnnt t.t nresiiaut Msrt;,ms Hv~ 'oo oai.,;
nen'.,'du Nnne Gon, epsa' s.'i.a WFHRn nJatsa ~
Wj he,s lo oEliaa to law. tha hts; .ttu.,an ~ w.
~ rsaxitant t''' F'''S4' AAs wa sp'e*n ZAP 'ess
~ ~ .aSar., vaot. t,e ,,,,..,t,,,. ,
oov a,t to io csps acst,oses ray asfe p1'p
t'S a,s, ~ ~ ~ ~ gar Sosn m
rhSv n eto sne nn, s1nu II 1nR feuuon, suaS ~.
ta..,5, "sao t ~. son ~ .sspuuu suu tno aaan1nK
ana tr,an% nd. sasa.n,tad Nv ~
nna .sisnus' asssntea & ~ tne
bnd Tto ,np v.a ~ ,.safns s nyw ;ss
.b eu..""b' n auaa "49 taptn.hn5 stiGaitttap1 WIZ
Is vi IT, aun nptMoFs tF na peaosa ponas
'F1. ~ ny N.Y. HefH fintp III pfat,to'I,t ~, t,,.
uooi.,,c Ill ~ IT, r.. ano stpet.g! pt se A.
ns1nr" hn.+t" ,te ra vnet eot Mps s1pg pplS
nPtaS -" Lne.'H 6.oosn5a oosuSpt tpnE'ppl'
~ s1.x ~ ~ ~, eqe'1 w AHspea'
!" u.411 ~ peE1s !ne pfos14!nme.
t;nm ~ = nn.,i.J es ~. ISesaas, ~ fa1 ~
It hro-. ~ 3,,n in1 1Gs; H., w IT,; -
y; H. n'oIa9, M, n naaa' noyu; 4Es' F. t,bhoE,
, 1875-07-08

This nceta tlte gnnara!I -expropaod opinion
that Doylin ID tho bost batter in Tim ntno, Int
II rather dIsarpn,nta thata Who thought TINT
1l,ghAul NAG nearly OF quite No gnot.
Observation-Disclosures.
Jsns1oA, July 7.-Daso hall, HostonA IA;
Athlutice, 1.
, 1875-07-08

Tho famoua ruunor Lexington, ling Of racing
sises. dlel last Friday. The following sketch OF
lin Sas prepared for tha Cipcnnatl Enquirer
before hla dohth. but tho facts contained aro 90
well told that It may ANSWER for all obituary:
During t4e whit otAe Alexander Farm, which IL ths
Target rasitua establishment Ia AnDF!e4. VI e,urke
Inv ce!ebttra q the psrv ulAt be passed under ru.
vsew, ntttr aas luhrl 0f brad aud taeA hud Lrguo
curaouAts III so'upAuy with tie Lunsl1eds Of steuA-
an} op Ap yEsst lArst xals liz u yYId. IN r.a.ll,a
that HHqy AentYcki9us, " tle uanot-toyn, l4Hsihy
nut oyeEaden with ths worlds goods make tIyin1ta
u ataendnF ~ the@h putlln ack A4lt4, not tas ths
pu5to&s NJ buyIg, tI ~ .4atst largely u sua,su,njiu
us ifse pAclts atfe1drl by lp c,.ulucturg Vi lin
auctions "a the stelu,lop, Frequently, of Joni H.
nidsrs vhose hunger xuusrats il no; fully xpioasc
TAs as4s oAsc& " 4Aes,s& IN ths aiHS ii tI,e I'D
hero, thu sshtex4 Lexington. Txsuty,,wo reasa txo
hat'le efas ~. Tssnti-tyo years w Au low
w Of tha fsawga kes!. iu > fovr-m.iv c.4.
u Siilt1l LII md al uut Iuf1olss1aSes by run
niug 'nks III 73,4. xiicl. snknatns1 uyaauAud ior
,~tnIy.ons Year,. mill fauwcsAft. The worthy pf
!eath4tuSt stattu euh,lsnpA Imported Australian.
boat his tso stngle quarter 81 secondl hut, nut.
WithstAAa1nx thaA tat. 1lnston AtApds att a.liuuX
fhG181fabre14 ths nokt dlAtiRH ulpAs4 psrlustaeF
Oh the tnsf. md tho most valuable A,te ta country
St4F pzs4al3.d- H. ~ by, nsskiy 10 l1utl. Iieh,
ssLsr plain IN nsst, hut ~ ts siEat oA gW.ao As
, 1875-07-08

6p~eta! Dtstuch u 1He Ghte9ao Tribune,
New 0ELEaSs, July 7.--The great gap,o of
billiards be!M ruu Uunry nhnes. Of Chicago, md
lienry Miller. of EDw Orlpauz for $l,UAQ hnd
tbs championship Of tue North and Southwest,
to take place to-lnurrow night, u looked
forward to With great Interest. Pools
asn yelling Tonight d, the ~. CtsFlav
Hotel Il about 5lGU 10 $50 in laycr Of l1lliuos,
although Yery many good bi!Iis1d euthortl GU s1-
praEs tho Ltlaf that Miller viii ha tho suceoss-
Jul coutastsi,t, 4 practice game to-l8ht bs-
tween lihines aud Mnggioli resulted in iayor OF
tho Isttnr,
, 1875-07-08

Mvye Free ct t1o Sarsapsttaa Rosol.eat eaappa.
, sna jao.: q ths .sts to xlxos rapasts
Ss.pfus. sxihs Ean.alnbtiun, ganalsr dsaaae iaess
~ ih sne ;nsa' nuT t1nn!s, 1o.tcs IN tho cans and
s..sses .s!m H.s esn ~ Thy t5ps u siiu H.:
,6sa, etpsa. Sse so! wSns Fl eo esa IT.
"a a s rgs IL y s?sSsasS
astc. ct tbg lte prgtlplf within Ito cratiso rancs
mu proro 70 any po5son usns It for either dseaas il
tha tsIent. ta,!3 R9cosp.ne fplucoa by the r,,,u.
az sSs scIns"spRasan thss T. erlnaa proGte..a2
h tsw 'nsosla ad9 ffa hasny boo shs liz
for ~Aan oprs tht+ ,pp,oy ~ wink ii pnrti
cston snd sunc Aoa IN n1nsna tho loss nf wastes
feel hmssf stoNthE tstief epd strngsr; tbp fo ii.
LxFsn4i4R. :: "f@4'
Not only dera TIM sasapartlltap Rosascat axco ali
tlro q4Ea fpe - ' p'*s-
, 1875-07-08
IN nAkN

ClsrlaHAr1 O., July 7.-Tbs rseent hssyy
raiuS hs4 va ssollen tho streams IN Boalhsrn
Ohio tLAt lis railroad bridges hats been carried
hWay ca thu Portsmouth branch OF tie NArts<ta
Cincinnati Halfway, aud tas tgsok badly lp-
}atsd.
, 1875-07-08

sconR ONE FOR THE RLM Clrrg.
Tho Dostous suffered their fourth dsf feat list
Friday, tie Nov Havcna beating t'1rm ty \ ncore
OF 10 to s., Tho Radical Cfnbberr were outbnttctf
and outac1dod by tho Nuttncss, and tho Inter
Ase much etAtol over their victory. The Now
Haven Club IA a noted ono~ft,r it's dofeats,
having twentY-fonr to la credit tl.scrct, mud
htlt three 7ictorios,-ono cach over tho Dostc:,a,
lIartforla aud Wnahinetons. Tho following
dispstcl to tho Boston Globe gives ao1ue pastioi.-
lars Of FHdas's gn1nc:
The 1ortons suffered their fourth defeat ci the re,-
son n-day, the npted Saw Narena cutting h.Ay with
trin to Tho tune Of ~ $. About ho pr0p'o sttena
CD nnd everybody "ested loase.i pver tho nnesprrse
Wright aud D,rues. Tho hel.ttns IT 10th rlur was
p"r many fielding errora eng charged ugain,. each,
s In . h :. tSn to, M 7ary
Iiave,ls mado mora lase h.s sh.n lilo ljo,toar,
homo club onlI dr.erscl nns. Tho Ge;ding errors
aon. equally divided. but nearly cyory crrnr th
% a, ys1s TN IN IT, ysfg,. s5 who
Of tho onE&t bits seer tho grounds, trnding
tie ball ortt eft 6od fence end SECURING hnnc-ru
tia lRstons' play. An unfortunate faun nf THROWN
ball y 1telctt II .hO *scul inning. afisr iwo
tic Scw Hnsers i've tns. The New lIas. eI
the champions 1t every point, and deaurva credit IN
thciF well-earned victory The sams tatsfatiory
'e'P"'" ~ Ass 'e'es1' ii+o p9'e"ss !" Wv 1A'e''
..,..,.
1ts1 soAsaA'sa w noSt'
~ me Editor " 7ha tAseaoS 3F'bun<;
CnlcAuo, July CT notice in your paper th!s
morning disposiiion to lay ths blame Of tho
f1,kos,rous dnfcat nr tho rhroro f,1,h in 81
.,;. ~ ~ ',, H.. .,,,. III ~. .n - ~
A.oa'' " 'he c'o"u' oos .!!iS "1H NV afa'4 oa1
club away from, homo. Wherever they 60, like
al! other Waiting oluba, they will nud the crowd
ntrcpg in favor Of the homo Glib, md. IN TINT
-ov,nct n mi. wJII ,,xoro -, ,-,rao ,,,,,,
, 1875-07-08
OBITUARY.

ctrr OF MEXICO Juuo Bo.-Fcrnaudo @.
Willeta Secretary Of American Legation in this
city, dod Oh tho 1vsl. Inst. nt Cprdoya
, 1875-07-08

In tho 280 race there wero four beats tfotted,
MambrIuo Warren boing hot favorite. Attot
Warren was changed aud Basil Duke won tho
next heat. WxtEan behaved badly under The
uew driver aud hts pYu MAS auAstLutnl
III fourth heat which waa alsq Won by l3aal
Duke. Il Yas trotte4 iu tho dusk aud thare
race will be- concluded tomorrow. 1|qHjl Duke
and lsicharl cach have two Aoais, yet
Mambriuo Warner somaIns tho fayptito two ia
euo. There pas considerable jnckoyIng ~ this
race. 1ima. 2:5l15S, 2:3219, 2;so'{, sn! 23ol1. =.
Tho tAeua close Tomorrow With free-foT.A!
and 2:49 Iscea In tho fornos Fullerton Amer,-
Can GIL, Lady Maud. k0l Ooaastta will t1ot.
, 1875-07-08


I.oxa BRANCH, N, j., July 7.-Tho racss uere
continued today as Monmouth Park. Tho first
WAS solug race Tor al! agns. for a purse OF
$4U0, distance / II miles. Tloro were nlno start
era. Erastns Corning won Burgop eecoud and
Bsratch third. Time--2:lb2@,
The Monmouth 0akB stakes, tor 3-ycar old
fllliea, III milos, Was won by Ascension Gyptis
eauond, Hiueuotk third, End Katie Pieres tho
fayorte, AWAY of. Time-24GIf. In tl4e pools
before tito race katio riorco sold Tor 81, 100
and Ascension fl50.
Tho Mansion House statna, tuo miles aVla
half, wole won by Grinstoad; ltut4orford &c.,
ou1. stampede third. Time, 4:40L5.
Tho hurdle rage. eiRht hurdles, tno miles, Wa
won by 4!oubla by ? lead. Deadhead seaonl;
Diayolo third. Time, 4:00st.
1AKghvIILB, Pa, RACES,
shts,at h.ustsA 70 " ca'sasa lrtenn*.
lirst day the thtee-ninuto rhce waB won By Blue
.4:5J, 2:4G, a;o1.
Tic 2:3l raco waa won by Angso-saxon in the
thitd, fourth, and ffth 4cats. ltary Jans taking
.:3a ZAP.
DRTRo1T, Mloh,, July 7.-Jrsro WIS . 1nrge At
eeudance Al Sha tacas tD.dsy. fully j.000 PERSONS
class. with six entres Grafton was tho fuyor-
ite. The following IL tho SUMMARY:
ttratton ........,....+...........1 !
E'thahti1e e......s....,,..........-.
,4p"Aah+ y
tnufI oos'.'s..'...' .'.'..".'..."...''...."A
,sta. ssaAt. ...''.'.''.''..."--'....'n .
'' Y,*eCa:a1, a:;i;:, I'LL. ''' =
In tho 2:44 Iaeo Con. Mack sold ~ tho favor
lie, and was the winncr III lhrcp stfaght hsasH !;
nea: MacK....s.... ...t., t.,......f,..,l !
!1l!oh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, t-t.,,4
Harmless. Observation-Disclosures 1 :
, 1875-07-08
SPORTING NEWS.
Our BoEardus VaEqui:hes the Cham.
pion Of England Mt Ills Favor.
ito Pa5timo.
Tho American NInrksmcn Win
Moro Lntlrcls ut BcliMst,
Good Specimens Of 1.ong-Rangc Shoot
Ing IN Cl!!cngo.
Departure Of tho Whites for the East
Their General and Individual
Records.
The Turf f--Aquatic.
THE TRIGGER.
FtN}4DIsus wtNH.

tr1b a MIN ash N6f1n
,o.~oans r. T To,, rims of 1lI;no,a nv, f,eoreo
ninrme. champion IF England, took p1.ce to-
day at 1leulon and vi" 1''s easily by tho fornlor
Tim provisions of ,us nntcb wore that oaclt
should uopt Ut tifly br.l4, ID yarls r;rc from flve
hirls 70 b,s o1,punouta tlllsy A latKo crawl RH-
Fotnblctf 10 witnesa tho contest, nul much en-
thunasu vas esinccd pocnrtuB challengoa alt
England TO el,oot against lin.
THE AMR11UtN TEAM AaAIN VICTORIOUS,
DyLFAar. JulY 7,-ybu cnntcst for tLo afnyos
snl Citixons' Gun was bold on tho range on
Lord 11ufferin'B Erpu1,tlB Tho distnnca was
1,Goti ynrsls. EACH man wna allowed fro Shots
tho highest poasibls acote being twenty. Sov-
Xii the members Of tho American loam aud re.
serves took mart. Jhe contest waa exciting, ns.
nccially towards tho c1osc. Tho roR,llt was
aouhtfI11 m to lilo Inst sl,ot, Tho ecores ncrn
announced az follows:
Lee, ot Is,liast
Fulton, Amr.icnn... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Johnson of pnilin.
ur4r, American ".''''-'.'.H
@ Msneaha' u Aa'"' Il
Tho .ic botwcon America ard Ireland VII then
ma naa e. '!aa ep1eeG acns tpsu'f
e43"ct,v stirc' Esch madr two Inll's cTcs md
,ert,c cnnnttno eieycn. The nrrisemos,t roao
H. hot1, man voro cheeraIi yoefsro,,siy. ,r,o
nnaI result vas victory for Uiderslnoyo. Who
nl,o tl,rao b,n. avos n anccc.sIon. scorinr 70
4ao taa'' ,n.dn 49, Iha victnts,o,4s a.
A,"or,ron rms wI.1,v srn,ondnd hr
n'ao.,s@ .1s"I.,a W. ALL a.'..,e az
sto,,n,, ~, ~" c,n mo,,ins nstiu ~, can oo
~ ~ ass;aa tn.n .,,.a xi.a. I.n So.o
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Beldenville.

Times rather hard.
The long Geld winter has told fear
fully on stock.
Weather stIll cool, bat feed in the
woods is getting to be quite good.
Mrs. Anna Wilkinson has recently
built log cabin which is hard to beat
Mr.. GeoySc w Turner, Of this place,
died on the msr6lng Of the tenth IN.
slant.
4 nice new fence sdorns ono side Of
the new cemetery ground, aud there IL
a fair prospect for more.
The family Of Johnny Parmeter
was blessed with an s.poupd wood
chopper, the other day.
Pigeon hunters are as plenty as
blackbird,, but not as plenty as pig.
cons. The air is full OF them the
trees covered with them, and the ring
Of musket is hea I'd on every side. every
1oy ia M rseek.
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Maiden Rock.

Els. Journal: lit is with feeling
of pleasure that We now attempt to
chronicle the doinss Of the day here
the trials, joys, pleasures and sorrows
as they come to US.
think, on an average We as a com
munity, enjoy goodly portion of the
blessing called lsalth. Last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs l.. sievens buried their
| youngest child. Falner Robinson con-
Quoted TIE funeral exercises.
We have a very pleasant Sunday
School here. II is to be recognized
next Sunday Mr.. Merrill is worthy OF
the gratitude OF those residing here for
the uutirlng zeal With which he has
fulfilled the duties Of S. S. Superin
tendeut, not only when all looked
bright, but also in the times of dis
enlargement when be stood almost alone
a. the work.
Now we will descend to more earthly
themes. A thunder storm passed over
this place on the night of the 9TH last
Many person could get no sleep dur
inc the weary vigils of the uight, as
peal after peal Of thunder shook the
solid grouud The next day we bad
the heaviest rain, accompanied with hail
that has ever passed over this place.
The street from Merrill & Whites
store across to the drug store was full
Of water; the roads have literally walked
of and left only huge boulders and
deep auIlies TO mark their former place.
Farmers, be contented with our cold
winters, aud don't 60 South. Mr..
Hubbard reports that about the only
thing they eau raise in Florida, is cot
ton and sweet potatoes. These they
have in excellent condition. But corn,
grass, etc., they have lot raised sa'
are "going to by-aud by"
The Grange met last Thursday, and,
from appearances, talked "biz."
We understand that Mrs. Rosenberg
er went after Ter Spring stock OF mil
linery goods last Tuesday. Ga her re-
turn look out for new styles.
Mr. Steele seems to be doing goot
business in bis blacksmith shop.
We noticed a couple Of smiling face
10 town few days sgo, from River
Falls; and also observed that they say
ried oil a large lot Of grape roots from
J. Rosenberger & Sons nursery.
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Martel.

Gardening is still tie order of the
day
Seeding is mostly through with, we
see that several fields, have been rolled
Pigeons.
The late raios have made q vast
difference IN the appearance Of things
here as well as elsewhere.
Why don't Ye Local of Trinbelle,
tell us how about those ladies who
fought and conquered the fire out
there.
Neighbor 0w en- has ately reduce 4
his residence to nothingness. The new
1.Anse is TO be founded on rock.
It's well,
Thursday Of last week was kept by
the church goers hereabouts. Rev,
Tbors,en preach ed at the church.
Last Saturday Sheriff Knowles visit.
ed this place. Said he needed a
young man from here, but we hate tC
think so.
NJ. T. Bake, OF G ilman, lately cap
tured Sir Bruin, jr.. and low bis bear
ship dwelleth within the Confines Of
Gasman 4 Peieson's store, in the
place where half a s was. Hs j.
about as large as tho bulge Of nothing
with rag wound around it. Lives
on maple sugar aud other good things
We learn that he will soon be taken to
81. Paul
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Troy.

The fields look quite green.
, Everything scarce, except pigeons
and peddlers.
Mr.. Spaulding has excavated The
cellar for his new dwelling house.
S. d. Travis and Geo. Ellsworth
were in our town GU Monday, on the
war.path, in search of breaking.
l.. n. Chapman has a drove oil
twenty-cight sheep and thirty.seven
lambs. He lso has two Lincolnshire
sheep, two years old, one Of which
weighs two hutdred pounds.
A Troy girl is not being out-done
by those of Kinnick!nnic, for she is
making charm quilt, which is to con.
sist Of ten hundred aud sixty-eight
pieces, with but one of a kiai.