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A LIFELONG DECEPrloN.-A curious
case of assumption of sex was lately
discovered i'll Paris. a pcnsioned of
ticer named Senkeisen, now nearly
eighty years old, fell i'll and had to be
,aKen 10 the Necker Hospital. Then
the doctor in charge discovered that
lhe officer belonged to the female sex.
Her secret being thus discovered, the
brave old girl gave the story OF her
life. Orphaned at the age of fourteen,
her grandfather, a noted general, by
some unexplained whim, forced her to
enlist, in one of the regiments Of his
division. She advanced rapidly in
the campaigns of Germany and Spain,
and was wounded twice, and severely,
at the battle Of Waterloo. She was
then admitted in the hospital as an
officer of the second class. In 1880
she took service again and went TO
Algeria, in 1886 she obtained French
naturalization and a pension. This
woman has 4 glorious character TO
boast of, having received letters of
congratulatlon on her yalorous deeds
from various French generals.
, 1875-09-04

Charles Lamb said of one of his
critics: The more / think of him,
the less ! think Of him.
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The First Annual Fair
OF THE wALLA UALAA COUNTY
Agricultural A Society

WILL. BE HELD AT C. s. BUsH's TRoTTISG
" Park and Fair Grounds, near Walla WaIla City,
commencing on TUESDAY, October 18th, .s7s, and
continuing We days
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Class 6-Fruifs and Flowers.
". s. GILLIAN, Superintendent.

No Pa IT'S
Best varieties Fan Apples, speci-l
mems 20 each variety y-...-.--...---...d dip. . 90
Best varieties Of Winter Apples. S
specimens each variety y-----..----.. DIP. z OQ
Best varieties Pears, Specimens
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Best variety OF Piums, by exhibitor. Dip 4 OOi
Rest variety Of Grapes, By exhibitor,
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class ARTS and Sciences.

All articles 10 be manufactured by exhibitor mer
For manifest Improvements, useful 10 The iAt or
and mechanic, and rot included anoer AN! - - DC
nuu,ler of the regular premiums, premiums may
awarded az the discretion of the Trustees
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st and best display Of Fruits,

A bv exhibitor. dip. {
No. -FLowERs-
largest collection OF Flowers, from
one garden mp
Rest Collection of House Plants. dip ,
Most tastefully arranged BOquet-. :. dip.
Artificial scenery On Fair Grounds. :. dip.
Best display of articles enumerated IN
Class 5. Nos. 4, 5 & 6; Class 6, No.
,; and Clss !, No. !, by the ladies
of any Grange IN the county or ad-
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Class = Thoroughbred Cattle.

NJ b WARD, Superintendent.
No !.
Best Bull, years old and upwards. dip. 10 GO
Best Bul, years old and under g. Dip 90 90
Best Bull. year old and under 2....- dip. 50
Best Cow. 3 years old and upwards-- dip. 10 90
Best Heier, year old and under .. DIP 90 90
Pest Calf either sex-.----.---....-di Dip ) 90 co
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IN this number
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Best Bull years old and upwards. dip 90 20
Best Ball, year old and under 49, Dip : 50
Best Cow , years old and upwards. dip 90 90
Rest Calf either rsex.....-.-. dip. > so
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II. \. Evans, Superintendent

SIN s. mix heats, to enter, ) TO go I'D ~
TrottiIg u be governed by the Rules OF the Me-
tiOnai Association .,or
Running 10 be governed by the Rules OF she Cali
tornia Agricultural Society, with the exception OF
the following weights TWoyear Olds TO carry % TO-
threeyer oils, 80 ID. fouI-yetr olds, SO H. hye-
wear ODDS IOOlb; siN-yelr olds and upwards, ioS 10
Three H. off for mares and geldlngs. Race horses
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precedin, the period Of foalinS-
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NOTICE FOR DISTRIBUTION.

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

The lecture before the school and cit
liens last week, was delivered by the
teacher, II p. Stimson. He spoke on
Wealth" He gave us a fine address.
Rev. Mr.. Munro of Weston gives US a
lecture next week. His subject is, "Ten
Years ON the High Seas"
Our hearts are all filled with sadness
by the death of one of our finest young
ladies, Miss Hattie Brooks She was in
a neighboring town stopping for little
while with a sister She was taken sick
on Monday, the 18TH, and died Satur-
day. Her remains were brought home
on Sunday, the 10Th, and to-day, Mon
day, she was buried. She was an intel
ligent, Christian young lady, beloved by
all
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
BRATTLE BoRo.

j. Estey d Co., and Hon. Farley Starr,
of Brattleboro, and o. 5. Howard OF
Townshend, are heavy stockholders IN
the new bank recently started in Brat
tleboro with stock of 100000.
The new bank at Brattleboro has been
organized by the election OF officers as
follows: President, Farley Starr direc-
tors, j j. Estey, Charles n. Davenport,
Farley Starr, j. j. B. Cudworth, 5. l..
Hunt of Guilford, A. G. Howard OF
Townshend and o. l.. sherman of New
fame. This bank is expected to be open
for business Dec. LIST.
The Greenfield Gazette tells the fol.
lowing little incident, which occurred the
other day when Mr.. Moody and his wife
went to Brattleboro shopping. Not be
ing particularly interested in the pur
chases she was to make he took wall
along the street, and passing the store
where his wife was engaged, one clerl
called to another to come to the doc
and see the famous preacher. Thu
knight of the yard stick waiting upol
Mrs. M. said "There goes Moody, tn
revivalist, would you not like to see him
There are plenty of better looking mel
than he is, amt there ?" The lady rel
ished the joke and of course had goo'
laugh over it with her husband.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
CHESTER.

Wayne Gibson has leased the Abb
on " Hotel, at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
and will try his luck as landlord
Doubtful things are mighty onsartin, y
and we opine that the lessee will strike
bonanza quicker by sticking to his
trowel, than by striking off on this new
departure line.
r. P. Pollard, Esq, has erected a
granite monument to the memory of his
late wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Pollard. The
design was made by Mr.. E. G. Hutchin-
son, owner of the granite quarry in this
town, and is neat and elaborate.
A match game of base ball was play
ed in this town, Saturday, P. NJ, be.
tween the White Stockings, of Wealth
ersfield and the Unions of Cambridge
port. Victory for the latter club. Score
% to IL.
DIR. Deane is a very sensible man. He
saws: " Remember Lots wife, as th'
Bible teaches, and forget every othel
mans wife except your own.
The Vermont Advent Christian Mis-
sion Association, will hold series o
meetings, in tent, on the Common, Nortl
Chester. commencing Sept. oath.
SoUIBBs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
County Fair.

Our County Fair i. to be held at Fay
etteville, Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week. The preparations are ample
for an interesting exhibition, some of the
particulars of which are given by the
managers in another place. We are au.
thorized to announce that Gen. N. p
Banks, will deliver an address, on We'd
nesday. the first day. The people of the
county will doubtless be pleased with
this announcement. Give rousing at.
tendance, enjoy good holiday, old and
young, and above all, don't fail to gath
er the products and industries of the
year and have them ON exhibition.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
LUDLOW.
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.

A shooting affair is reported at Lud.
low, at about half past ten o'clock Sun
day morning. A number of loafers had
collected on the steps of Barrett's block
when Dr. A. B. Bixby, dentist and pho
tographer, CHANGED to pass by. just as
he had passed, lad named Gates spoke
to his companions, doubtless intention
ally loud enough for Dr. Bixby to hear,
Il wonder where Mrs. Archer is DIR.
Bixby Immediately turned and fired a
revolver apparently at the boy, the ball
passing near his head. The boy instant
ly fled and took refuge in BARRIERS
shop, DIR. Bixby following few steps,
and it is reported snapped his revolver
at the boy twice while on the run. Blk
by was arrested Sunday evening, and
kept at the house of Sewall Fullam. A
crowd collected and threatened vengeance
on Bixby but were quieted by the police
How far the crowd represented virtue
law and order, we are not informed. VI
to this time of writing Tuesday, we hav'
learned no further particulars.
Bixby has been held to bail in thu
sum of $500, for trial at county court
After his release and as he was walking
along the street, two relatives of the boy
shot at, attacked him with vengeance
striking and kicking him till he was res
cued by the police. John Heating ant
James Barry were arrested for this as
sault and fined So and costs -considere'
cheap all round, and Bixby has gon
to Mt Holly to recuperate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
WINDHAM.

Rev. d. n. Goodrich of Greenfield
N. H., has been called to the pastorate
Of the Congregational church and soci
ETY..
The frost of the 18th was felt in some
sections, while in other places it has moi
been felt, and at this time, Sept 90,
may be seen fields of potatoes that hav,
escaped both rust and frost, and arr
looking as green as ever.
Mr. Lewis Lanphear is to sell his farm
and personal property at auction, thi
day, Sept, goth.
Hay crop light. Oats good. Pota
toes rotting some.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
PERKINsyIILE.

The Black River Valley Agricultural
Society, will hold their next Annual
Fair, on the Society grounds, Sept. 9th
and 2Sth, Monday and Tuesday. Sew
eral new features will appear. There
will be chopping match, in which many
will be interested A new axe and helve
will be awarded to the fastest chopper
There will also be purse offered of slC
for fast walking horses-s5, SO and 81
The annual address will be delivered
by Col Stephen NJ. Pingry Of Hartford
in the afternoon Of Tuesday
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24

of the lady, $4,000 hush money. He
afterwards tried to get Brigham indicted
for blackmail, but the grand jury have
failed to find bill. The failure Of the
grand jury to indict Brigham, and the
pay ment of the hush money, has created
considerable excitement among the COM
munity. What Mr.. Hoyt's next steps
will be is vet to be seen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
READING.

Mr.. Sewall Wilkins recently had a
new fine shirt stolen by a tramp and his
wife and Miss Isabel Wilkins took a
team and went after him and came up
with him just at the foot of " Reading
Hill" They asked him if he had it and
he said no and kept on and they drove
after him and asked to look under his
coat, upon which he took out the shirt
and gave it to them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
Musical Convention

There will be a Grand Musical Con.
vention at Mechanicsville, Oct. 9th, 9th
9TH and 9Th, and at Chester, Oct. 18th
18th, 14th and 10Th, under the direction
of Messrs. O. E. Lock, of Boston, and
NJ. L. Lawrence, of Springfield, assisted
by Mrs. j. FL. Oaks of Boston, Soloist
Pianist, Mrs. Kate l.. Lawrence The
Music Books will be furnished to the
class free No pains will be spared OF
the part of the committee to make thu
conventions success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
windham County Fair,

The following prograi me will be OBJ.
served at the county fair to be held at
Newfane on Wednesday aud Thursday
of next week
Wednesday. Sept. 20, 8 A. M. The
office of the secretary will be open for
the entry of all farm products and man
ufactures, entries Of household and fancy
articles to be made at hall. Exhibitors
are particularly requested to make their
entries before 10 o'clock.
10 A. M.-The board of managers
will meet at the hall to fill vacancies in
the several committees All committees
are requested to be present at this meet
ing.
Up. M. Exhibition of trained and
working oxen.
2 p. NAH horses for exhibition
must be presented to the committee at
the judges stand, prepared to pass twice
around the track for inspection by the
committee.
3 p. M.-Address.
Thursday, Sept 30, 8 A. M.-Exhi-
bition Of first class horses.
10 A. M. till noon Exhibition and
! trotting of third class horses.
100 p. M-Trot for two prizes.
NJ LNnat So, . b.na
es, So. SO and So.
8 p M.-The society will meet tt
choose officers and hear report of com
mittees on premiums.
Music by the Putney Brass Band.
Exhibitors of oxen and steers will re
member that the rules of the society re
quire each pair to be weighed, and tn
weight certified to by weigher.
Mr. EDITORIAL a meeting of tn
Windham County Agricultural Societ
at Fayetteville on the 14th inst, it wa
voted TO have the address in the after
noon of the first day of the fair tn
speaker was not certainly engaged, bu
it was expected that Gen. B. F. Butte
or DIR. Geo b. Loring would be secured
either of which should bring out th
citizens of this county and towns adjoil
ing it Ell mass The track, stalls an
pens will all be put in good condition ;
Superintendent Tuthill, better than #
any previous fair Much good stock
being entered and some of extra hig
value will be present, and very lars
beautiful horse of the Norman bret
, has been promised to exhibit. The ma
ayers request all those who have GOO
stock of any kind, to bring it to the ia
on the Doth, also manufac turers send
specimen of each of the variol
branches and ladies do not forget
; bring your articles Of use and orname
to the hall to complete the exhibitio
Good victualing stands will be
abundance within the inclosure, so tn
: the innerman can be easily aud amp
e supplied. With good weather and t
n past record of the society's exhibitio
). we hope for the fullest attendant
a Come each, come all.
n JEROME HOLDEN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
Dted
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry. be paid for according to length

In Windbam. Sept. 9th. of cholera infantum
BRADFORD. only of Asahe and Amands
Whitney Uphsm, aged ii months and IL days
In Chester, Sept. l4th, Mrs. METILDA H.. wife
of George Coffin, aged rs years, months. y days.
In Walpolel \. d.. Sept 18th, EPHRAIM BAR
kER. aged "a years.
In waIpole, n. H.. Sept. 2, Miss CATHERINE
V0SE, aged 65 years.
In East Westmoreand n H. Sent 7th of con
sumption. Col FRANCIS BROWN, only son q
Capt Benz Brown, aged 50 years, 10 months and
days,
In West Windsor, Sept 18th, ROYAL sAwIN
aged II years
In South Reading. September 9Th, AGGIE BELL
daughter of Elwin II, and Amanda NJ Rounds. aged
years and 10 days.
In ElDorado, Cal. August 9th. Of typhoid fever
Mrs. SUSIE NJ TAYLOR, wife of Addison A. Poi
lard and daughter Of o. K. Pollard Of Ludlow age
30 years and months.
In Plymouth Aus. 3lst, Of consumption Mrs SA
RAH TAY IOR. aged 50 years
In Plymouth. sept, l2th, Mr.. PATRICK eros
BY. aged - years.
Ia Weston. Sept. 9Th. EPHRAIN PEABODY
aged II years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
sunday Services.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev.
CHURCH TABOR, p stor. sermon AZ iu99 o'clock
AZ SUNDAY School Immediately following morn
ine service Glass nesting Immediately efter SAP
bath school SUNDAY school concert last ooath
EVENING la each month
c1NGR EG ALTON AL. CHURCH Rev. N Y, CAR
TER Parter. Sunday Services. Sermon iH'a A. NJ;
sunday School % Noon. Evening Service ny
O'clock Regular Thursday evening prayer meeting
a. ~ o'clock. A cordial invitation Is extended
At the BAPTIST CHURCH, .Rcy J. Il. HAS
KINs, Pastor, Preaching At ln9S o'clock a. N, sun
day School at l2M Prayer meeting in the evening
sunday school Concert the second sunday evenina
In each month SEATS FREE,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24

The grand jury for Franklin county,
which rose Tuesday had before it the
scandal case of r. III. Hoyt and Mrs.
Dewey, both of St. Adams, arising from
alleged improper advances by Hoyt to
Mrs. Dewey, upon the discovery of which
aoyt paid Mr.. Brigham, a lawyer OF
Boston and brother and representative
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
BUTTER MARKET, &c.-At St. A

BUTTER MARKET, &c.-At st. Al
bans, Tuesday, the market was dull.
Common to fair Is to 20 cents fair to
good % to % cents; selections q to 90
cents gilt edge 32oAn,.:.ss Several choice
lots we're sold at 80 cents.
At Richmond butter sold at 20 to %
cents for fair; % to 80 cents for choice
a few tubs gilt edge at a higher price
Cheese. farm diaries, to 10 cents; nc
factory offered. Potatoes 20 10 30 cents
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
BOSTON MARKET-Sept. 81.

FL0UR.-There is still moderate demand fol
Flour. The sale at S5.O0g$550 for Western super
me; Sc to Sc so for common extra, and S. 0099.00
for choice brands. Corn Meal is dull, with sales
atS3. 709s4 OOF Dbl In Rye Flour the sales have
been in small lots at s5Oo@s6 bbl Dat Meal s7.5t
@s9 p Dbl.
RAIN.-Market for Corn moderate. We quot
err and prices are higher. We quote mixed anC
white at 4SG5sc q bush Rye 90t995c u bush.
PR0VISI0NS.-Thereh has been better demand
for Pork with sales of prime at S16.50@sl7 and ex
ira clearS25@s26.50. Beef steady at Sl0@sl2 fol
mess and Sl79sl750 for family extra Lard l44 G15t
2 Ii. Smoked Hams, l5@l51ac.
RQDUCE.-There is a scarcity for choice But
ter. The sales at SOaSSc for choice New York an1
very dull at s@li1xc p ID. White Beans s2,0592.2
Eggs 22@23c U doz. Potatoes. SO. 45@s,055 y bush
Poultry lsCg2sc q ID.
W0OL.-fhere is no improvement to notice in tn
Wool market. Fine heeces are dull and unstable
at 44@50c.-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
CATTLE MA X X EFT.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Sept
TUESDAY Sept, Il, 1875.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

MOUNT OF srOUk AT NAkkkT.
Cattle. Sheep Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs
This week. $3.50 1881 100 1851 los
Last week. 2745 l20s0 800 1886 109
One year ago, 3Ol6 1850 $50 1887 81
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra. $40 coo 1880; frs
quality. $500 a 9.50 second quality. IS 90 a $3.50
third quality. ST. "a $780,
Sheep and Lam bs.-Per head, in lots. $500 "a So
Hides. SIC O. &c. y ~
Tallow, SIC "a 6cP 10.
Mich Cows and Calves.-ss3. 1858. eos and $780,
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working Oxen. . pair $50
% $40.
REMARKS.-Prices of beef remain steady at for
mer quotations mainly running from up to 9lSc
Sheep and lambs the same, 5s4 to Sac. Live Poul
try lz12c for common fowls and 1873 for chickens
and turkeys.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
Marrtfd.

In Springfield. Sept sth. BY Rev. o. NJ. Boutwell,
LUCIAN N. PARMENER of Saxtons River and
ALICE B. CUTLER of Springfield.
In Springfield, Sept 9Th, by Rev. o. M. Boutwell,
HORACE 5: KENDALL and ABBIE FAIRBANKS,
both of Springfield.
In pringfeld. Sept 9Th, by Rev. o. NJ. Boutwell,
GEORGE 5. RANDALL and Mrs. AUGUSTA L.
FAIR. both of Springfield.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
CANENDIsH.

The Ludlow Gazette says that the ac-
tual amount stolen from Robbins d
White, was 1854 in money and s1,l50
in notes. The pocket book and notes
were found near the store next morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
4 BARRIERS SHOP FOR SALE.

And must be sold. An excellent chance for q good
workman Location desirable. the best in town,
commanding view of the whole square. Reasons
tor Iing-on account of poor health and desiring
a change Of business. Inquise at once
Bellows Falls. Vi. 50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24
DRY WOOD Fur SALE.

Ny Factory Sheds are full Of dry Beach Birch
and Maple Wood which wish sell Price so
per cord. can get II drawn on wheels Be los
Fails. and can have II saved where II Is with
power Orders be LETT with my boarding
with Mn sanders al Bellows Fails L r PROXY.
teamstsr. or address the 50 bscriber.
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