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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-18
Second District.

l.rl.f.. Daniel. estate, one tract OF land o
IT.a-ra.. u8uuf.l north by j. II nelson ea'
Fr Airs .. y. Thompson, south by T.. [. ial
-.-41r- west uy h. J.. Ray, lying IN elNA dls
-r...r 80 - valued at e-ii,; taxes, Sl5 30 COSTS
81 %. -..,--..,s s-
..HIsuEtUn. Geo. H., one tract OI ianu pI -
acres. bounded north by Mrs. Dickens; east by
Patterson. south Uy Andrews; west by +.
Patterson. IEG-g g I8 civil district No. :, valued
af sIE.f. taxes, - "a costs 81.
Ns-,.r.- 81 g.. ur,. tract OF land OF 500 acres
uUuul-I' north 10y Upton county line east 10y
.-DIgut and D1uuell; south by Hester west oS
Narr.lI g. Wiley, lying in civil district NO. Z
ygH.rDd af no d. IaAe~, slp %; cost, -. ~
.IeI..ld. !. o., one tract OF Iand OF .
aces. r5uuayG north by NOb.lu; east by Mel
SON. south uy Ray. wet by Noo4iL; lylng III
,rgll af-tr.c Mo- yalaed at SIT; taxes, y 30
yo-ls- 81. T.. one tIact Of land Of 2B2 acres
bounded north hoy Noblln; east by Ray soutI
Fr- sfrls-isI- wr-l 10y HerTiD; lying in clNl
d.-trie. Ng.2, valued al S45J; taxes, 81 0Z
cps.-.si
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FETst District.

R4tts. A fred. one tract OF land Of ~ acres
rag-a 3. section 3. lying In civil district No. ]
valued az $500: taxes. 81 - costs -
-s...r. Tsrrl.. oU. tract Ci land OF 80 acres
rs,r.-. d SECTION B. lying lu civil district No.
5rrsal af e4.I. taxes - >; costs -.
NC. 3 -...f..5rl 4 living u civil district No. !
tsE.ad AZ s-1F.. taxes, So 2., costs, -.
tIralsu. EIr- one tract Of land OF - acres
rnr-. i section . living iu civil district No. !
4..|I1..I I'd .t... .srss- 8. .1: costs, 81.
POOL h. NJ. one tract %. land OF D. &C eS
l..rrr F.. a.ur.uu ). Ivlug IN civil district No.
-sTrsl aI E--- taxes g. ",. costs 81.
Fprt.-. F.rnsaU. one tn oi land Of 15 acres
range 5. section g., lying In civil district No ]
valued 40 So. taxes, = -; costs, -.
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Third Dt.trfct.

Ha-IIway James, one tract OF land OF !oe
-e-a.- raEre g. section 4, part OverhOws by
Far hLr !rNer lying IN evil district No. s. VAL
u,s af sl..83: taxes, S 81; costs, -.
RrruDsIt.7-. =. on tract OF land OF 90 acre,
RANGE e. section q, lying IN civil district No. D.
valued a So: e. Nrs. sl3 81: COSTS -. -
E-rubert, Henry. one uaCL Of land OF 10
acres. r.rst e. section 4, lying in civil district
No. "a valued al S -yu2; tsXcs, SO "; cosJs' -.
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The FIN day Of July, 1875,

and continue from day o. day, until the sale
i.sr..H.l. and sall for the Railroad Taxes Of
l.--. a.I costs and charges due thereon re-
.rarr.vary. tie lands and town lots and parts
sr lots rseu ..o-es therein, or so much o. each
no Will b.. sufficient to pay the same; when
f.,.s .auI-aud town lots are ia shelby county
4.aues-ca, end axe described lu said uendiiF0H'
..r..1. ~ .ls follow, slz:
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RATLHOAD
Tx % AT,E
TAX MS 1879
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen, that, pursuant 10 the rsndi'
r.5-s rr. ...1sto me l-4u-i, from The FiTst cir
r.r ruarr aE shelby caulJy.l VII proceed
a....G.r- t8 law. a. lle e7u .'y courthouse
door. - .ra street. Memphis, Tenn, oa ihe -rs;
r.HHl.E. being
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26
To the rdIisr 81 the Sentinel.

To the FdIisr Of the Sentinel.
Sir IN making the copy OF the bill
amending the act OF March 8, 1873, In
relation TO the payment Of taxes in two
installments, an error was made by =
legislative clerk In writing the first
Monday Of April, instead of tho third
Monday, as it stood in the original draft
Of the act. Tho error was to-day cor
rected in the Office of the Secretary OF
State by the Lieutenant Governor and
the Hon. David Turpie, Speaker of the
House OF Representatives. The time
for he payment Of the first installment
OF. taxes is, therefore, the third Monday
ia April as heretofore.
r.. HENDERSON, Auditor OF State.
Once Of the Auditor Of State, India
napolis, March Nth, 1875.
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a. tax ts.4tt.
FERDINAND STATION TTEns.

FrRDiSASD STATION. Mar g, rs.
One man made happy by oao
of them Dubois county fair ones.
bill Kemp saws il that girl don't
talk TO him tonight he wont take her
10 the infair. The girl says Billey can't
come il.
John Phillips saws. "Bully. II will
soon he time 10 hunt turkey eggs But
he hopes they will not him 10 pull
his coat on again.
Bill Kemp says next time he has "a
be "A waiter lac wenld he glad TO have a
little Information before hand.
Coal Hills j. improving. Henry
Mitchell has opened a store and sells his
goods very low for cash. "lien' means
business.
Jacob Benedict. Of G~entryville. IL
going to start n saloon al Ferdinand
Station. where the boys "A get 4 water
when dry.
A big lot Of freight ST Ferdinand
Station every day.
80! for a thousand tongues 10 sing
Royles, bring lis u torch. and Billy. stay
with us forever, aud do not 20 10 Rock
port any more. julius.
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cS~Of the hundred and more mem
bers of Congress whose Term of service
expire with the close OF the Foriy-third
Congress. no one will be more kcenly
missed rom the capital than the genial
aud incorruptible Representative Of the
First Indiana District, Hon. William T..
Niblnck. OF Nincenne>. IL Is not in tie
nature OF things that 40 pole and popu-
lar = man should remain long ont %
public life. = Georgetown %. - Comr-
Ter.
This seems to 30 the general opinion
OF every one acquainted with Mr.. Nib
lack. and shows howssure true good
ness is to reap its own reward.
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PETERS HOUSEHOLD MELODIES A

PETERS HOUSEHOLD MELoDfEs.-
monthly magazine containing songs
.choruses, &c. The latest out of the
choicest selection seven or eight peices.
Best magazine in market. Teacher, and
pupils desiring music can get it without
putting themselves 10 the inconvenience
Of looking q catalogue over, making list
DC. Subscribe for 1t. Price - per an.
nun, or single copy so cents. Address
J. l.. Peters, $50 Broadway, New York.
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NOTICE To
CONTRACTORS AEO BUILDERS

NOTICE is herebr given that the un-
~ d~ersigned, Commissioners Of Du-
bois County. lnSiana, will. NJ the door
OF the Court House, In said county, on
FRIDAY, The 2lih dsy OF NAY, Isis,
proceed To lot. 10 the lowest responsible
bidder. the contract for the building and
finishing Of au addition 20 lie West end
OF The Court Honse OF said county.
The said addition 10 be ihirfs-fou- AEa
one-hslf t2sl feet long and forfy-firs
sni one-half t45A) feet wide. icing the
width of The old Court House, With
basement same sizs--each story to Re
the ZANE hight s. the originsl binding.
and the said addition d. 40 Oe m ala sut
completed IN al respects. according 20
the plan aud specifications u the ssurs
now on ile IN tho Auditors oEce q.
said county. Ell Or before the first day ~
December. 1875.
The cost of ihe construction of sai,.
Court House. will 10 Faia - follows.
viz: One sixth az the cc-f thereof will
be paid when Inc basement aud fn-nfs-
ton Is completed : two sivIhs whcn tie
walls are up ani raeicsed: and tie RS
idue hen the building j. complete
.ani received ny the uadersisncd, Com
mis~ioners.
3d. or proposals for The building OF
sqia addition viii be received b. tho uH-
d-rsi-Aci. "a ihr Auditor ofiar ~ laid
county, fruaL Ibis date mill he 2iih lav
o. May. A. p 1875: 81 y iiich time lii-.
will con,idcr the same. and IL Jet. viii
10 - u; pebble siirrv. AZ the Court.
HOu-e door 81 saisl county and .rate or.|
Tie day aforr slia. The undersigned re-
serving tie lisht 10 Fr;esi any and 81.
proposals.
JOTS G STALluAy.l CoEsnissioser.
SAMUEL Max. IGDvis Co,
HARRISON G".s.A.N IndissN
J--per, March '.;i. lS75.--n5-ss
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Y N

~. u. beat sort for tpiard. LoSlana.
or Garden. by mail ~prepnid, Al
W per 100. % per 1000. All the
New, Choice Strawberries and Peaches. A
priced Catalogue Of thcse aud aiI Fruits.
Ornamental Treea. kvergreens. shruba.
Bulbs. Roses. Plants. &C.. asd FRESH
FLOWER & GARDEN SEEDS. tho choicest
collection In the country, with NIL novelties.
will be sens gratis to any plain address. as
sorts Of either Flower. Harden. Tree, Yruis.
Evergreen. or Herb Seeds. for 81 90. sent By
mail. prepaid. WHOLESALE CATALOGUE
TO TBE 1aADE Agents wanted.
B. ~. WATSON. Ola Colony nurseries
and seed Warehouse. riymouts, Mas.
Established fsts.
February seh, 1875 -a-
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X. IL. Stewart VS. r. W. rickharit
appeal dismissed AZ dof'is costa.
n. Lory vs. J. A. Miller Gvi. action
for damages by assault and battery. iu-
ny trlni and verdict for plaintiff for$ SO rs.
4. Tnrmohlen VS. Linsirct- Road ease
on appeal from Board OF Co. Commits
sioners: jury trial, verdict for defend
ant and road ordered established.
~Brinkman vs. Schwocppe continued
This disposed OF the last case on dock
et. md the Clerk and law yers are ready
10 begin anew for the June term.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that aa in
~ quest was held on the Th d.v O!
March, 1873, by the Bndersizaed jurors
duly summoned BY the Coroner OF Du-
bois county, &c hold m inquest On the
body Of . person .ognd dead in Lick
Run creek, uesr svherc raid creek
mouths in Patols river. 10 Madison
township, in sasd county. sad we MAKE
the following report:
The nane OF The deceased Wa VILLAS
Lin.trote he was sbons ~ years Of age
Of dark complexion, and sSoai 5 feet 10
inches in hight. and had on his person
when found blue Jeans coat and pants
and white flannel rEdershirf. checked
Gotten overshiri, eosrse kip boots sri
black kid gloves. The valuable. fosna
in the possession Of the deceased were
II pocket book containing fny-fiye
dollars In currency snd one ca.sd watch
supposed 10 b worth ten dollars one
razor valued a. ore do,lsr. ore pocket
knife, one pencil, m whistle, one loose
watch chain, one pocket handkerchief
and one cake OF shaving soap. all val
ued at one dollar. The total amount oil
money and valuables amounted to sixty
seven dollars, oil Of which wee turned
over TO he proper persons We find
that he came 70 his death by drowning
while attempting to ross Lick Run
bottom, when ssid creek was out OF
banks, on March 81. 1875.
Signed the 7th day Of March, 1875.
TsoxAs IL. GREE-,
Fa. l. KAHLE
NORMAN c. KKLso,
T.. OvEEBr.
ABRAHAM SruRrOcr.
HEsBY W. HAngh
A true COPY.
GvozsE Cox. CersHs. n. c.
March Ish, is-5-sv
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IL Henry Landgrebe, OF Hunting
burg, keeps tho best stock Of boots and
shoes in the county, aud sells the best
bargains. He tells the people la this
weeks Courier that he has just opened
out his Spring and Summer stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

% Several petty cases occupied the
most OF the time of the court this week,
costing more than they come TO.
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40 Wassa &. .As.g so.crrs.

EOHN GRAMELSPACiIER having
~ retired from The man "a 4. Vert =
", shayin. sold 10. Aiois.G ra~nielsiacher
his-undivide6 o%ne-half IN above frm,
would respectfully request ali persons
know ing themselves indebted 10 call AZ
tho old stand and settle al once. Small
accounts will not be overlooked, but will
be collected soonrii moi paid within :
reasonable time.
DO not look at this as an every DAY
notice, but consider that il means Just
what il asks. nAil accounts, act rein;Ilcd.
bycasa or nUtc within ono mouth. viii be
handed 10 the Justice for collection.
,jOtlN Ora MELSfACliIR-
March 26tL-4ws.
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TT- Spring is coming is the cYy, but
n OF very fast in our opinion. So is
Christmas.
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t11 Some efthe young men are having
quite q lively lime ia the courf-house
yard Sunday afternoons, with a game %;
croquet, mixed with n deal Of ,ursins
anG swearing. Isn't that nice!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

" Old Jsbn,SIiobinsUn, the circus
man, has been nominated by the RepLb-
licans Of Cincinnati FOR La,u OF that
city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26

DA~GERous CurRcK MrMprRs.-There
is u new Methodist Church being I'm
i>hed up in Columbia township, and
some ef The members OF the congrcqa-
zion sarm 10 he imbucd with a singular
kind of religion. ON last Saturday one
OF them. Mr.. Yves. Potts. called ut the
farm or Nj. John Hawk. aud inquired
of him IN regard 10 his letting ont tho
contract for putting in seats in the
church, and being answered IN - way
not ia suit his ideas Of propriety, drew
q largo knife and proposed to carve
liaN K into meat FOR bird. Hawk, not
hHing willing to ascend just yet. as the
church wasn't finished, jumped over
the fence and ran until he could gather
soiue large stones. when lie turued and
Knocked Potts, who was follow ing him
with his knife, senselcss, by hitting him
In the head with II stone. Hostillties
were then suspended, but are liable to
break out again at any time.
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E- The April PHRExoLocicAL Jsua-
yAL.- This number should he read BY
all. There are articles in Il which seve-
rally are worth the price OF the entire
number. Such, for instance, are those
entitled "Swcdenborgian Physiog-
noins !" Influence of Nild upon the
Body )" "Blind Leaders OF tn. Bind"
the second chapter Of ALFRED Rumins; =
Trimming for the Ring;' the The Black
Nations Of Europe :" Good and True
The Editors Department is very full
piquant, and instructive. SO are, also.
the Departments of Agriculture, An,
swers to Correspondents. aud What
They Say. Price, 81 cents a number; or
O. a year. Six months ION trial. $3.50.
Address 5. Il. WELLS, New York.
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OSPLEAsAST.-Mr. David Wirsching,
the blacksmith of Schnellville In this
county, had a difficulty with his son-in-
law, Mr.. John Simmerman, recently
which resulted In him, az her licge lord,
forbidding Mrs. Wirsching TO visit her
daughter Mrs. Simmerman. But inner
iting n reballious disposition from Mo-
thor Eve, she was not obedient, and OIL
Monday last, her daughter being sick,
she went aud waited on her, as became
"A mother. Upon her return home David
waxed wroth, and forgetting his deeency
and manhood, caught her, and gave her
a terrible beating, and upon another
daughter, nearly grown. begging for
mercy for her ~mother>he beat her also.
lie then gave his little boy s or @ years
a silver watch, telling him to keep
il 70 remember his father, went to the
aud got his horse and lii out,
10 the relief Of his family aud
who didn't wish TO be dis
sraced b! y wife-whipper living in their
LATER We are Informed Mr.. Wiz
has since returned, mud wants 10
make IL up with his ''vrow."
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a true COPY,
Gxozss Cox. Coroner n. C..
March Ish, is-5--sv
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13
South Woodstock,

MI. Farwell Of Weathersfeld
bought on Saturday of the Jonathan
Ralph estate pair Of steers two years
old last April that weigh two thousand
and four hundred pounds. Price paid
S125.
Are lady vocalists entitled to
pay? A chorister not a thousand
miles from this vicinity evidently an
swers the question in the negative.
Having received a sum Of money last
May to share with his choir for sing
ing at a funeral. He gave what was
due to the basso and retained the rest.
This master of the tuning fork is still
at large and ready to sing on all oc-
casions for liberal pay.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13

SECRETARY DELANo's ExHAusTING
LABoRs. An examination Of the rec
ords disclose the fact that (without
reference to the time that he was
Commissioner Of Internal Reycnue) in
the four years that Mr.. Dtlano was
Secretary OF the Interior he was alb
sent from his post two years one
month and seventeen days, and the
salary paid him during such absence
amounted to sixteen thousand, nine
hundred and thirty-throc dollars and
sixty three cents ($l6,933 33). 1t
was, possibly, after prof and consid-
Grafton Of this record, that the Presi,
dent concluded TO give the old man a
rest,
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Wamds0y Co. Ne7us.

10y The price of The SPIRIT OF THE ACE is
one D)llai' and Fifty Cents a gear to Mai
,Snjscri5ers and 81, rs 10 village Subscribers
serU,l By heCa'Tter. iJnot pald I" Gdcaisce
0 Rce Stj3,rij'rJ same as Nail Subscribers.
Woodstock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
WINDSOR COUNTY, SIS.
Whereas, Madeline
ii. Woodward, of Chester, in the County
of Windsor and State of Vermont, has filed
Court within and for said County, her
Petition, setting for. h that on the 9th day
of May A. ID. 1868, she was lawfully mar
ried to William Woodward, then Of said
Chester, but now without the State that
since said marriage she has always behaved
herself as faithful, chastc, and aifectionate
wife toward the said William but that the
said William on divers days and times since
said marriage has committed the crime Of
Adultery that on the eth day of May, A.
d. 1875, he deserted your petitioner, aud
now remains without this State and in parts
unknown to your petitioner that since said
desertion he has wholly neglected and re-
fused to support your petitioner, and that
the said William holds in his own right
valuable real and personal estate in the
County of Windsor and praying for a
Divorce for Almony, and for the care and
custody of her minor child, Charles L.
Woodward.
hLli, WliclCuS, IL ulJpC''iS III oui ttitiol,
that the said William Woodward is without
this State, SO that personal service of the
said Petition cannot be made upon him, it is
ordered that the substance Of said Petition,
together with this order, be published for
three consecutive weeks in the Spirit Of the
Age, a newspaper printed at Woodstock, in
said County, the last publication to be at
least six weeks before the Term of the
County Court next to be held at Woodstock
within and for said County of Windsor on
the first Tuesday of December, A. D. 1875,
and that the said William Woodward be
therein notified to appear at said last men,
toned Term of said Court, and answer the
said Petition.
Therefore, you, the said William Wood
ward are hereby notified to appear at the
said last mentioned Term of said Court and
make answer TO said Petition. and further,
to stand to and abide such order ms the said
Court shall make therein.
Dated at Woodstock, in the County of
Windsor, the nth day of Sept. A. D. 1915.
GEO. b. FRENCH, CLERK.
HUGH HENRY, ATTORNEY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13
See advertisement of Drawing and

See advertisement of Drawing and
Painting in another column. This
affords an excellent opportunity for
those who wish to progress in the
arts named.
Persons who put up blocks Of
stores on the lIerry land here, sub
iect to the attachment OF Andrew j.
Bean, are little nervous over Henry'S
defeat. No danger, it will come out
Of Uncle Samuel, as all those things
do-in the end.
A mon bought bill of goods the
other day, and the clerk asked him "lf
there was anything more ?" He
scratched his head minute yes,
you may put in fine tooth comb,
but have not had a louise in my head
for three months, yet it is handy to
have in the house. Put her in.
-Jailor Hcwett has received the
following new recruits-Oct. 3, VIM.
Hayes, White r. Junction, intoxica-
ton, Fine $500 and cost. Oct. l.,
VIM. Ward, Gaysville, claimed to be
a resident OF Rutland, obtaining goods
by false pretence. Bonds Sl0O.-
Oct. 7, Reuben A. Flood of North
Adams, Mass, on charge of robbery of
a silver watch of the value of $35
from the person of DeForrest F.
Lathrop near. Windsor. He asked
Lathrop the time of day, snatched the
watch, ran into the woods and es-
capped. He was arrested in Clare
mont, N. H., where he sold the watch
for $40 Flood is q tramp printer,
and worked at the business here IS
years ago, He was in town the day
before the robbery strapped" as he
termed it. Bonds $500.
The coupons of the guaranteed
Bonds of the Woodstock Railroad
Company, due the 18th inst, will be
Daid on and after that date at the
Woodstock National Bank, Wood
stock Vermont
FRANCIS w. CLARKE, Treasurer.
i. is getting late to hang on the
garden gate, so lheygo into the house.
WIN. H. Otis, the great Lord
Drurdreary. inexperienced the 'Lady
Of Lyons" &c, here last winter, died
Of typhoid fever at his mothers resi-
dence in Keene, N. H., on the 10Th
inst, aged SO years.
I'VE had pleasant trip over the
Woodstock Railroad on Tuesday and
a good diuner at that famous hosiery
the Junction House. There were
come GO passengers each way, and it
looked as if the road paid. 1t is as
easy riding piece Of road as Can be
found any where, and the scenery IS
truly beautiful.
There is a lively look about the
Depot here in the way Of freighting,
building, etc, and the native questions
himself on leaving the train --"Am |
in Woodstock or some big city ?"
The weather has been beautiful
for a few days. Heavy trosts nights.
SIXTEEN young ladies have char
tered a team and start to-day (Wed-
nesday) on a pleasure trip to Hanover.
Typhoid fever prevails here more
than usual this fall.
The people couldn't spare Luther
o. Greens! So Rob. Southga,e told
him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13
POllllrct.

"A large company of warm heart
ed friends met at the residence of
Harry Whipple, and wife, to celebrate
the fifth anniversary of their welded
life, Many, valuable presents were
received with greatful hearts after do
ingiustico to bountiful supply of
coffee and cake. No one tried to re-
strain or control their social elements.
Fun and frol.c was the order of the
hour. The evening passed off in a
joyful and gleeful manner to the en-
tire satisfaction of all. Their surprise
was q perfect success.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13

This mornings Boston Journal
states that Ohio has gone Republican
by 10000 majority. Iowa has gone
Republican also. The "Repubs."
needn't crow too heavy, for if they
do, they will wish they hadn't in
1876, when the Democrats elect a
Democratic President,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13
Ludlow.

Ludlow.
The new engine house and lock
up, now nearly finished, is situated
near the corner of Main and Elm
streets, and in the central portion of
our village. The building is two sto-
ries high surmounted with an elegant
tower. The lower floor is devoted to
the engine rooms, which are sufficient
ly large. In the main room the ma
chimes belonging to the fire depart
ment will be kept. In the rear is an
elevator, about fifty feet high, extend
ing into the tower, tor the drying of
hose. A convenient room on the
second story viii be used for criminals
who are guilty only Of slight otfenses.
Adjoining this room arr two cells,
similar to those in the states prisoa
at Windsor. One is ceiled with sheet
iron. These cells have iron doors and
will be fitted up with comfortable
hunks. The remainder of the second
story is devoted to a fine firemen's
hall. The building is an ornament to
the village, and the trustees deserve
great credit for building it in such a
thorough and substantial manner.
Rutland Herald.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-13
BridgeWater.

Bridgewater.
Allen Damon, pastor of the
church at the centre, is holding a pro-
tracted meeting ut Chester at the pres.
ent time.
Frank Mckenzie we are informed
will soon put wide looms in his wool
Ell factory, which will reduce the num-
Der ct weavers to very few.
-Chas. Perkins, has purchased the
Harding farm-so called-in the east
part Of the town, of Jasper Harding,
now of West Fairlet, VT. YOUNG.