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TAUNDICE and BlLLlUllSNEsS

- Who knows good remedy for these disor
ders2 We are assured ATWO6D'S vgagrABLr.
PHYSICAL, JAUNDIcE BITTBRs will effect speed Y
cure, They have nepsy fni,d II satisfy al mlio
hdve 'osd them for Jaundico, Dyspcpsa Bilious
ness, etc Beware Of limitations. The genuine
has private proprietary stamp Of John f. Henry
over the cork. Sold by all dealers Manhattan
MED: 70, proprietors. JOHN j. HENRY. CUR
RAN 4 CO., New York, Wholesai, Agent
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Republican County Nominations.
ron SENATORS,
EDWARD SEYMOUR, vergennes.
LOYAL D. ELDREDGE, Middlebury.
ASSISTANT JUDGES,
ROYAL D. HEDDEN, Salisbury
DANIEL II. SARGENT, Lincoln.
STATES ATTORNEY,
GEORGE R. CHAPMAN, vergeunos.
SHERIFF.
ISAAC NJ. TRIP, Middlebury.
HOB BAILIPF,
EDWARD G0RHAM, Addison.
JuDGR OF PRoDATE-ADDIsoN DISTRICT,
SAMUEL Z. COOKE, Middlebury.
JUDGE OF PRoBATE-NEw HAVEN DISTRICT,
JOHN d. SMITH, Vergonnes.
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HNHINk FOR YOURSELF-

TWINK FOR YOURSELF -Thousands lead
l. miserable lives, suffering from Il, spep-ia. a
disordered stomach and liver, producing tuioas.
ness heartburn, costveness, weakness. irregular
appetite, low spirits, raising food after eating and
often ending in fatal attacks Of fever. rngY
kNow THEY ARE SICK, yet get little sympathy.
The unfailing remedy, which is yearly referring
thousands. i Da Costas Radical Cure. ali Ly
y. +. RIDER, Sole Agent
A 2'e bottle will convince you of it, merit.
Don't delay another hour after readins this but
go and get bottle, and ycur relief i. IS certain
as you live. Will you do it or will you continue
to suffer Think for yourself,
Professor Parkers Pleasant Worm -,run is
perfectly safe and extremely paatabe ~ p' vsic
required. Costs 25 cts. Try it, Ally
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VERsENNEs, VERMONT, !

thoit
VEReENNEs VERMONT d.
June 81, 1876.
Hon. HORACE FAIRBANKS,
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Dear SIR In obedience to instruc.
tons from the Republican State Conven.
tion held this day in Montpelier, we have
the honor to inform you that by the
unanimous vote Of said Convention, you
were nominated as the Republican can
didate for Governor to be supported BY
the freemen of Vermont at the next bien.
NAL election. Trusting this nomination
will be houored by your early ecknowl
edgemeDt and acceptance, and fully be
lieving it will be confirmed by more thar
the customary Republican majority O
the ireemen Of Vermont, we remain,
With high regard,
Your obi servents.
Gro. W. GRANDEY,
Joseph POLAND, Com.
GEo. NICHOLS
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by sulphur bathing. The difficulty Of procuring
trustworthy sulphur baths without the dangerous
exposures incident TO public bathing houses, has
been fully met by Gienn's ipuaiiabl, Sulphur
Soap. It Is sold everywhere.
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w A N T L d

w A N T L d.
w Is aeres Of land within mile or SO Of
my dwelling. ! want to purchase 10 acres Of good,
arabic land, ct for meadow and blowing, near
where reside. am willing to pay good price
July 6, 1916. Is
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ssIGNEE,S SALE.

~ There will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder on the 3lst day Of July, 1876 at 2
o'clock, n, in front Of the Post Office In the vii
lage Of Middlebury, lot Of tile. marble, mining
tools and derrick, belonging to tho estate Of
July Is, 1876. II
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CastOria is q substitute for Castor Oil 1t is
as pleasant to take as honey. For wind collie and
sour stomach it is simply wonderful. Physicians
recommend it.
"EAsr SULLIVAN, Me-, January 80, 1875.
GESrs:-I can get you certificate Of the regu-
| lar physician here Of the goodness ofCAST0RIA.
W. b. MIGRATE"
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duced more cures ofrheumatsm, neuralgia, palsy,
sprains swellings. caked breasts. scalds burns
salt-rheum, earache, etc upon the human frame,
and Of strains, spavius, gals, etc, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended RENE
dies since the world began.
"LoHDoSDERRY, VT, December 80, 1879
J. B. ROSE h Co.
GENrs:-I have been using the CENTAUK
EMINENT and it has done Inc good, and would
not be without it in my house lift cost ten dollars
per bottle. 1t is the greatest medicine that I
ever used for Rheumatism.
DAVID ARNOLD"
"AUousTA. Me-, April %. 1873.
GENTLEMEN i have suffered with rheumatism
terribly for years. Four bottles Of tENTAUR
IMMINENT has cured me. am only too happy
to say Respectfully.
(Captain) THOMAS SMITH
"EAsr BENDoN kennebec Co.. Nh, June IA, ~.
j. R. ROSE & Co.,
SIRs:-There is man here that has been lame
for three years for the last nine months he could
not touch one foot to the floor. He has been using
CENTAUR EMINENT; now he has his boot on,
and Ia about Your Lniment will 60 well here
Yours, II. NJ. ROBINSON. Postmaster"
White Wrapper for family use. Yellow Wrap
per for animals. Price. 80 cents; Large Bottles,
$l.0O.
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In Ferrisburgh. July II, Peter Palmer age
sc years
In New Haven June 20. Richard ID Rider,
aged SO years.
In Chttenden, July I, Alphonse l.ampman,
aged 20 years
In Bridport, July Is. Mrs. Sarah Payne aged
CT years.
In Middlebury. laly 20, Nettie l.. kinsley,
aged 81 years.
In Starksboro. July Is. lanes Wa-hbnrn aged
G6 years.
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Hlib0lebmp 3egisttr.
SATURDAY. July %, 1876.
Republican Nominations.

Republican Nominations.
Republican National Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
RUTH ERF0RD Il. HAYES,
OF ONO.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT,
WILLIAM A, WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
==-=---------------
Republican State Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HORACE FAIRBANKS,
OF St. Johnsbury.
FOR LiEurESANr-aovERSoR,
REDFIELD PROCTOR,
OF Rutland.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN A. PAGE.
OF Montpelier.
FOR ELECTORS AT kARaE
JACOB ESTEY, Of Brattleboro.
OHAS. +. HOUGHTON, Of Bennington
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Union Republican District
Convention.

Republican Union Convention for the Grsi
Congressional District of Vermont will be held at
the Town Hall, Rutland. on Thursday,
the third day of August next, at IL o'clock
NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidate for
representative to Congress for the two years next
ensuing; also for presidential elector.
The Republican Union voters of said district
are invited to be represented in the Convention
by their delegates, to be chosen in compliance
with the resolution adopted by the district con-
venton holden at Middlebury, on the 18th day OF
August, 1885, by which each town is entitled to
one delegate, and an additional delegate for every
one hundred an1 every fraction of one hundred
larger than fifty votes cast by said town for the
Republican Union candidate for governor, at the
election the year preceding the time for holding
said convention; the district committee to pre-.
scribe the method of election of such delegates.
The delegates Of the several towns in tho dis
trict will be chosen at primary meetings called
by the Republican union committees Of the re-
spective towns.
mittee are constituted committee on credentials.
Delegates will provide themselves with proper
credentials, signed by the secretaries of their re-
spectve primary meetings, and immedia ely upon
their arrival in Rutland, present them to the
committee at their hesdquarters-the Bardwell
House. II. N. SoLLAcE,
LoyELAND MvssoN, District
j. II. HAzLEToN, Committee.
JAMES S. PECK,
The apportionment Of delegates to which the
several towns In the district are entitled are as
follows:
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ CASTLETON, VT.

WALTER E. HOWARD. PRIScIPA
Fall term commences August 81. Spring term
commences February 8, 1877.
TAddison County is entitled 10 s VEN
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
address the Principal, Inns
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tentauT IIniinrn s.
There is no pain which i..s Cen
taur Liniments will not relieve,
no swelling they will not subdue,
and no lameness they will not
cure. This ia strong language
but il true. They have nrn.
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ITERATION NOTICE.

IL This is to certify that I, Jonathan Blair
Of Cornwall, Addison county, State Of Vermont
have this day given my son, Charles Blair, his
time during the remainder Of his minority and
shall claim none Of his wages nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date. His
JONATHAN BLAIR
HENRY LANE, Witness. mark.
Cornwall, July Is, 1876.
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NE W ADVERTISEMENTS
4 PIONEER BUILDING PAPER

90 Million Feet used. 10 years test. Odor
less. Absolutely Waterproof for Roofing, Sheath
ing &c. Favorite with Builders. 60 cts 10 81 90
per square. Best aud cheapest.
Hardware Dealers or Builders Wanted
az agents in every town.
q Sc blcI coper Of le,noat Dre,fo,y 10, ls-t.
CHA5. P. HARRIS CO., Rutland, Vt,
Genl Agts and Men'f'rs Church wood work. a..
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The Governorship.

The following is the official CORES.
pondence between Hon. Horace Fair.
banks and Col. Reddeld Proctor and the
committee appointed to notify them of
their nomination
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PEPORT OF THE CONDITION

"a Or IhE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT ORWELL.
In the state Of Vermont, at the close of busines.
June 30, 1876.
Loans and discounts 33sOIi ..
U Bonds to secure circulation So 900 o.
Due from approved reserve agents IA ,G2l g.
Due from other National Banks AIS o.
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures 1900 Oo
Current expenses and taxes paid 70j =.
Checks and other cash items Ice 4
Bills of other National Banks 1886 W
Fractional currency (ineluding niekels) 7O3 l.
Legal-tender notes IL 900 90
Redemption fund with U Treasurer % per
cent Of circulaton) 26l0 90
Silver Il5 10
Total si32.5Tl a.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $1,000 %
Surplus fund 30, 900 90
Other undivided profits 6,s79 "A
Premium acct Ss7a ~
National Bank notes outstanding 522OU 90
Individual deposits subject to check sG,4lO o.
Demand certificates of deposit 2sls4 ~
Time certificates Of deposit co 900 90
Due to other National Banks 20 ~
Total s432,57l o.
County Ct Addison, So f the above-named balh
do solemnly that the above statement Is tras
to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
c. E. BUSH, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this .ih
day of July, 1876. ]. W. B0YNTON. Not pub
Correct attest,
John John l. L nB4AHMSIMoND,}
John \. R I, RICH Directors
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The designations Of the commencement
eason are never thought to be compile to
without the usual promenade concert at
Academy Hall. There was fine com.
pany, splendid music and all tho attrac.
tions Of such an occasion. The dancing
was continued to reasonably late hour,
when they dispersed, aud co commencement,
1875, was ended.
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The commencement concert. by the
Temple Quar.eite and the Germania
Band, was a rich musical treat. enjoyed
by large number of the citizens Of the
town and visiting friends. 1t proved a
financial success, also, and the unusually
large expenses incurred by the class were
reduced 10 reasonable figure.
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The apportionment Of delegates to which the
several towns In the district are entitled are as
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
DIED

ALEXANDER. ON "wednesday. Aug. o Mary Alexander.
aged L. years
Tho friends and relatives the family respectfully
qucSted h," tJEcral saturday thg i2t ust,
al u residence @. her parents. lI} Ei1Ath.
lugtrsD ntut dJugItci of Nl.Io g. aaa :. n alrJ
Brown, and giUu,ddggLttr OF Mllal II. u igIJu
CUAPEI-At the Glen Adirondack Mo,utains, AUG. 10.
1876 Hattie A. wife Of Edward q Chag and only diuslor
OF hcu. ". AMI tcIurl,l Bailey.
Notice Oi funeral hereafter.
CEANFOED-N his residence. West camp Ulster CO, y.
y. jeremiah H.. Crawford.
Funeral Friday AUg Il. q O'Clock D. m.
BIgKI NSON-tn TUESDAY. fr SJh Henry Dickinson OF to
aI !. H. THOMPSON * ca, g"rt - years.
IIi4 relatives icnds respectfully invited 10 a,teHl
Ia, fuueIai Fdly tao Ilth, st tom "a. M-t.
theN's thuIcu, S.iS-CNsi, jersey CITY.
WATSON-At Iirin fsics y. J.. Aug. o. Laura Pase Hio
OF john f. Watson, aged p years
FuurIa! ~UIItal, I-ti inst al n Carriages
viii IN waiting ~ Orange o nrc' ltO n. tIdu !lol
foot 8llCayst Friend, invited without farther uorc.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
MELANCHOLY srIclDE ~ BRooELrN

Coroner SImms received a message from Ir'
g. ilppa.n, yesterday afternoon stating ;hat jlu.l-
ier %, cont John 1TccaTn or No ls) Gatcoay" Il OK
l,n had committed suicide. Il was learned taa; the
young lady whose name was Mary II. Treclrt u, had
been FOR some t.mc subject TO attacks Of hvstcrl,
which manifested itself by nervous iw.tcElnss
,ud otherwise. TAc family were preparing 10 20
INTO the country "a The latter part q, this WCci and y"-
to-day morning. capt Trrcirtin hrus at bis p!ao" ot
business. hts wife went ont about O'Clock 10 rakc
some purchases. Sle returned 10 the hO15c
about noon, and wcit up stairs 70 look
,or her daughter She searched several rooms.
but failed 20 aud her Al length she
pprucd . co.,t directly under the scutilc which was
used foy Storm. franks and other articles TncIc she
found h, daughter hanging by rope around her meek.
apparently dead she screamed for help. and with tue
assistance cs servant cut the body down and carried II
into an adjoining room. whore it wa, Laid upon bed.
The rope with which Mis-, Tlucarn nscd herself
was nbgi 80 feet luug. one cad Ol was attached 10
the upp,r Part the adder leading 10 the rOpi ana 4
moose inl been passed around the young hIy'a neck
-Lc had evidently stood UpOn trunk while making me
pTCIt uti1a'.
ne reached his home and learned what had occurred. BE
sank srselrs. upon thc floor auu il feared that he
would die. 1hu inquest viii ho held today.
Miss Trrrutm va- q! handsome appearance, ana was
bout 10 years age She hld one brother whO l. IN
business, AT Galveston. ICNt>.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

tcrc and vet is unable 70 reform the public
ss,rycc thoroughly If he were to carry out the prhe %
SO Let no guilty man escape he appTehends tnas ,
pic tban half OF the posts under his jurisdiction Vouu
be empty
The life of a black bass was saved by rail-
-od accident Mt Bridgeport, Penn. on Monday evening
Messenger train the Chester Valley Railroad crossed
, hridce and when near the spring which supplies the
no5ucs with water, left the main track owing I" mis-
sIoced SWITCH and ran into siding, throwing several
, oos over the bank If the siding had been empty,
h myers would have tumble1 into the water Dtt
luckily was mol & ana s5 y o be black bass in the pond
sr,5is attempts TO catch the fish had ended dsas-
uouS ;nn The train ran of the track he had his gun
,n.nii.1 and a DystanteT had taken seat upon u.e
evS Of Ihe last stationary freight ear in order TO OBJ
bunI,Ib ,b eaects OF the shot Crash The trains met,
Ger .1ctator was hurled the bumper into The deep
tr NJ the sprlng. the gun fell from the sportsman 5
,Ss and the black bass alone was happy.
Deodwood City has sprung up IN the Black
,,u like a Mushroom Hatred Of the Indians is as
toug 81 sentiment among the miners as Virgifs nc
rsed desire for gold" Here is curious bit OF rhetoric
som the Hills: We can never fully appreciate or de-
-, ,e mineral resources of the great West until the
,ce no LONGER poisoned by the bloody and polluted
- - tbe rrold Indian squaw. whose cruelty
n led her for ages into the field OF carnage 10 torture
ana destroy TIE dying vlctin, nc ah1itS,S 5i S"
rare sc1nst fallen Toe does not eiosc "lth dease as
s"rteulpfihle Inherent barbaTors, ana uneclu' 0e-
sire TO butcher and sever the Bou5 o. .lc i m M @
has beu for ages the savage chaIaS o. o iauo
T%e rieces Of human flesh cut from The dead are carried
70 ttcif camps with savage delight 10 ne to
~ ,ns and used trophies of taclr prnreSS IN the
s!;sSsng OF the scalpdauce, IN which young ai't old
stsy arranging their toilet ard donnAg th-ii best
attire" :,
The shooting of the principal of high
,oI bv the Secretary Of the Board OF Education on
,ordav caused intense excitement in Chicago The mur-
deros wife Mrs Alex sullivan, was versatile writer
20, the Chicago press and welded considerable power in
,ooaI no,itcs she recently urged the appointment OF
enact bcr friends as superintendent OF Schools The
insult which her husband avenged was the following
passage in Communication sent by the schooiteacher
80 p,srd Education: That this school ring has
o,ted and lcciSated cripple the schools ana to use
H. potion 10 further private and sectarian Interests Is
amstter Of FistOry The past Two or thSe years % nav
al wSmei connected with the schools The iussai0r
ca ie chief OF all the GcyiltY connected WIN
s tciiotcn of the board is MIS-. Sullivan, wo of the
ssSrStJry Of Tic BOaid of Public Works Her Influence
with Coivn Ghe Mayor proved ~ hcl Eclth-
faiiev dismissed aud her husband appointed IL his
stcad"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

What shall it profit Tilden TO carry Indiana
II be shall lose NcwIOrki HIS surrender 10 Hendricks
viii certainly Kill HIM In this state Buffalo Express
lRepi -
sumption sham ard prepare restoration of trade the
next thing III order Is TO restore the trade dJr NASH
Vile American tDcml
The nomination of the Hon. William NJ.
Eyarts for Governor OF N-w-lOrk by the K,pubicans
would put an end to Mr.. Tden's pros cots f New York
II is certainly tO &c hoped that the Convention VII De
wise enough 20 1t and act accordingly j stoil
Transcript tRepl
The Storm OF enthusiasm" which greeted
Mr. Blaine upon his temperance IN public 10 Augusta
yeserd ~ before the Convention which nDm'na cd his
successor n the House Will do bin more O0' ian an
the air he can get between this and next December.
-lPhtadelpbia Times NndJ
With ClaTksOn n. Potter for Governor and
Smith NJ Wesd for LieUtenaut6OycrgOr. ne Democracy
Of this State would present an nNuuefdbe mont ~ tEt
campaign. Such ticket would add great f'tnfih 10
our Uncle Sans" cause aud secure ibc oaiC z" we
Democracy beyond pcFldyentnIc. With majority oi De
tween 10000 and 10000 YOnk'ls Ga1et'r tDcmJ
The condition of the South /, too serious. we
repeat 10 be used ccctIOnccrinS material Nr are
sOtfy 10 observe too that once more hc campaign mp
IOdf and umui breaks out IN the tW" State. WEcrg the
negrOes and their friends have decided malOiy. How
- mat eace and order reign n the states u which the
whites are In maOrityi Ne ASK ihe question H a sc-
oushess candid tD IL would 60 20 the root Of
'Ne oodihem tfOuolc-lfEe Nation tiudJ
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11


By r. U;ERCg NJ D.. oi the worlds DiSreuslry, Buffalo.
y T. AuIlor 0i Tile Peoples Common sense Mecai 81
ss Liver j, tic great depaIatlas purityng organ OF no
-yston aad Ji ycl appropriately bt"u termed toe house
room and s,o IN mixing gElinI-a',2as ms oi hs
y ~ lyt n ial,Is very bnfc'r Amos, hl t.c Lvirs q
tilc sheep tIurs frequently diseased
healthy liver Cach DAY srcrcts JUO.t
, a h,lf ptuuds OF L[ When II brrome, torp a con
NJ ~, duties cyicnt that The ecneat, Of the bs must
man i'm The Bopi thus tatug pp.soling an per,T,ing
y,rv vital Process. Nature attempts nd system Of
mlteils By mlans ot other organs a. the kt
Their additional labor and unable TO Withstand Io
The brain which is the great electrical center Of al vitality
becomes oytrtmul.t " unhealthy blood aud iaii, u
normally perform ia functions hcnte there p GulacsS
boaiugs ana ritdbih} OF temper When The niool !s
diseased the sam El iics' tisto red spots php, b"tehe
bowels sooner htr become effected. ant constipation
piles dopsy' Hl - .''' "' Ii ~ S Is m ti '' ''''
sliow color Of tc ,s!u cr y,lo~sbroTn spots on co
with frequent rllace dizziness, bitter bad taste IN ac
mouth dynCss of tt throat aAd internal hrat, rgi uO ~
st'm1c' raising "a ho iooi ana chothg SthdIoh III
the throat; srsucs an vomiting, distress h,aNntss 0ul
oui'rs collie pains aud socntSs through tt bowels con
osaSss col ness OF he eH,rom ties rush OF o De head
Win Symrtoai 81 P1PeAy Ps, NJ 81 n1t II ,,Ihs I' & f
ncy ami other urinary dhcniis ddl!ne's, low spirits and
NSrly 10 re Ircs ut ia any case one i'le.
TGtAlXINL- riRtur 1EkE. GULuLS MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
with small dose, OF nis rEl-tSr puEsAnE rGlLstN wiigh
lci rs an ac.auyc tie liver For Liver Complaint and hc
various affection, caused bN diseased hyr tu'se eGtios
arr unsurpassed, The Golden Medical Discovery do hJt
simply palate the Jisel,r, but polces lasting elect
- use the liver and sgnmfrh arc changed 70 a acih 2
Lcly state the aPfUaie Is rU1tci 'ho blood pGrhe1 and
c;rccd the eJtIc system rcnossci aad restored ID
InS Discovery {, s,ll by DRUGGISTS r. V PISCES, N d,
Proprietor Worlds Dispsa>try, Bulao ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
TEE COTTON CROP.

SAyANNAU. Ga, Aug. l0.-Ihe following Is
from the Crop Report OF the Cotton Exchange Tor July
GEoEGIA-lo3 replies from - counties. under dates
ranging from July = 10 Aug. g. The weather has been
very warm anl dry during the past month, which FOR
cotton may be construed favorable. In some local.
ties there complaints oi too much rain The season
80 far has been favorable than Last. Stands oi
cotton generally been good better than last year
The plant forming blooming and boiling well, WIN
sUmr complaints OF too much weed The condition OF
the crop Is gOUi II Is from week 10 ten days aef aA
last wear, clearer OF grass, and gcucEil III more
satisfactory condition. Ia southern ana southwest
Georgia there complaints Of rus ana catterpiIi,
and we may expect some damage tAeIe from These
sources From Upper Georgia tGo reports Ol he grass
hoppcrS arc general So lar these pests except h rieM
instances have not attacked thr cotton helds StlIt
farmers are in dread that they Will turn Ia ahd destroy
the crop at any moment
NORFOLK. Va. Aug. l0.-From 90 reports received
from 20 counties in North CGroliaarnd four In Virginia,
this report IA compiled Ten report the weather very
favorable the weather has beeu exceedingly hot and
dry 80 the weather hot and dry until about the 2ith
Of July since which time they have had frequent rains.
and complain that the weather turned too cold % re-
port the weather favorable than last year. Ii about
equal ai. "a less favorable; 10 report the stands much
better than last year. 33 equally good ana not as
GOOD though OF fair average; report The plant rs OF
Inc mn monlng and boiling better than for years past 40
eaual 10 last vrn report shedding and not forni-