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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-26
Frcneh A6ain

PANS, February 25.-The Projects Of
the Departments Of Boshes du Rhone.
Gironde, Gard vaucluss, vosges. Eure
et Loire, Loire Enfereure and several
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-26
NEW
Q HoIoE
Flower and Garden Seeds !
STRAWBERRIES AND rEAcHKs'
NEW SORTS ~ MAIL.

nLANTS or TIE NEWEST AND FINEST
Improved sorts carefully packed ana pro
paid by mail. Ny collection o. strawoer.ies
took the nrst premium for tho best eoi.enon
Of the great show Of the MASSACHUSETTS hor'i,
rrov nearly 100 varieties. the most complete
eollsction In the coun'rJ. including AZ INC
new, large American and imported kinos'
Priced De.criptive Catalogue. gratis, oJ maii.
Also, Buib., Pratt Trees. Roses. Eyergreens'
rwssty.hve packets Flower or Garueh se'a''
o. % sy mail.
q. a. The True Cape Cod Cranberry. beet
To- sor for upland, lowlsnd or garden. BY
mali, prepaid. Np0 per 100. IS oo per LUCY.
whoiesiis Catalogue to Abe Trade. Agents
~ n. NJ. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries and Seei wsrelsuse,.
fe2i Im.I plymouth, Ma.s.-Establi.hed 1872.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-26
ASSESSMENTS.

Of Arrnnseutenta.
Daniel MeCany W W shsunsh,n,
Thcs O'Dricn, WIN q HYDE.
patiol A Carran, Mat Crowley.
Iavitntion Committee.
ooLp MILL.
JR connors. .Thos burke.
Thos Fitzgerald. Michael Da .ry,
TConnor. Con McGilnis,
Daniel fahcy. Pa Hurley.
J Riley. MiehAel u ailey,
Pat McCsrty, pH dIholy,
Morris U'Connor John 7 iArkin,
Patrick Ennis, WIN Brennan.
j Y flsnnery. Daniel burls.
VIRGINIA CITY.
Chas O'Oonnor, John Hamilton,
JAS Sullivan, Dinl McfAddcn,
D.nnis Nevin. n Feenv,
] ,iahonry, Vim IIsyer,
John Snow. VIM ? Iiyan.
Reception Csmmiiirc.
y a GS,,sll0' j Dam, f nlyIy.
luke Connln, u RIle,.
" Bndlry. Pat McCarty.
RIesr Managers.
Danl Z Cnrrsn, Pat O'Brien.
IA Welsh. John II Connors,
Michael DA ~.
rser Director.
Thomas Burie.
THE IRISH AMiRicAN BAND tP. Rip.
bingham. leader win furnish the musIc for the
occasion.
TICKETS, admitting gentleman and Ia.
dies, 81 30. feat I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-26

A. NO such ,%esolr,;on NJ i~nouiry hal
sam. % hi. 5sna,,m.nt a ,sniv v.s
ssn, 10 The di.n,,ch sbors ref.rrej 10 TO
,h., a., on H.. t-oIlow;ns dsv ana ,hs
,sisc,am was und.r,iooS 10 manifest
| ,he readiness NJ Gepernl scbenck 10 AT
once meet apy Investigation and demon
strate The sincerity of his convictions in
,he y.lno az the enterpris. In which he
hal invested. As the resolution of the
Uons. male rsferenco 70 the action of
On. ryscu,iys Denar,ment sf the Gov.
eminent on This question. / deemed il
| ,,ue lo sehenck. as a public officer who
las hal various and important public
trusts. and has for many years occupiri a
nrominent position before the country,
to further state that tho course adopted
in the department growing out OF these
facts was based on the conviction tina
Hit. A.. So. ~ Aha .asna nf a NIiptatar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
DExxsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
III GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND INITEu STATES MALL. ROIrTE

Trains Leave New York Desbrosses and Courtiandt
Streets Ferries. rs tnliows:--
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburr, the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ, snl
ssUP NJ sunday. y and = 30 r. "
For Wlamsport. Lock Haven Cory and Erie $50 A,
NJ and ~ r NJ connecting - Cory for ritusvls Pc
troieum Centre and the OIL Regions
For baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
Express" OF Pullman Parior Cars daily except
sunday 9:s) A. M. arrive Washington 41ur ~ Regu-
lar At $40 A NJ and n ~ sunday or W..
Express for philadelphia. T. 80 40 80 A. ~. II 30
"a. 4Jo, 81 Z. $50 r. NJ. and ~ night sunday 3,
. 2 $50 and r. ". IMMIGRANT and second class. 7
For Centennial Depot At 10 $50 7sso sA NJ aud 3
:U. q and Z 10 +. ".
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Halfway Princeton Trcn-
ton. Perth Amboy. Pennington Belyderc and other
points, see local schedules ut all ticket Offices
Trains arrive From Pittsburg I'D 1880 A. w. and
1910 Il. VI. daily ~: 10 A. w. and +. " daily.
eept Monday From Washington and baltimore. $50 A.
NJ. 4 > 40 aud i0:,0 y. NJ. sunday $50 4. ~ From
rhladeiphia ,.n. ~ ~ ioio ~ 20 80 A. ".
q 40. $40, 1890 ~ 80 A. ". 80 and ~ 20 Y. w.
Ticket Offices 52d and ga broadway No. Astor Honse.
and foot Desbrvses and tourtlandt Court
Brooklyn: Nos ia IIS and lis Hudson ;. rIoboken
depot. Jersey City Emgrass Ticket Office. 80 battery
FRANK THOMSON. D. ~ BOYD Js.
0spsral xsnAssr. General Passenger AsssA
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l2s5 BROApwAY..
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION IN en "

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. Lass BRoApWAYrgy N
ES RE kSP slsbr sb snks E1 81
lsTRoLoGy-2p PAGK-3d col.
lLLIARDS-l2rn PAeE-6th col
asp 1ns sa COL
EsfarE Fo
sSsEsEss ssSssEs s.ss :s
SnkE SlH kEA sb bsE E2s acs col COL
co1chNsS asp r.srs 81 p.oxs.h col
coAsTwisE sTEAAsnIPs-lirH rAcE-5sh and 9Th
paSsFSS sS4BRIas rtfs:s col Go.
noushs nET e. AND uS
Eynofkas srEaxsaI Ifs- f. P1o.-s.A col
EYES AND EARs-zp PAGK-sd col
FNSrsniii FiNaNciaI".orn PAsn' sn'A-''' co..
ElNE ARTs-llrm rAGr-ath col
Rcoas sssis TO Lsrso
sEES si r.s.... ... s.A
H5Hss sgi:, q an. ...
HOUSES. ROOMS. &c, wxNrRD-i24u PAo.-s.A col
Los aab f.sn'a rss.. COL COL
s4slShaxsiHn s4saEk rtfs Sses@A ss COL
sss s
NISCELLANEOUS-1sr PAGK-6th COLI
Ssa 1lS Hffo'.n sSi p.er-s.n so
pEkSONAL-lsr PAGK-ist col.
pIANOFORTES. ORGANS. GC.-1lrH PAcx-4th col.
POLITlCAL-lsT PACE-6th col.
PROPOSALS-lsr PAGE-6t col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-
18TH PAGE--4th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-l2rH PA0E-6th col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-12ru PAcE-eth col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-l2rn PAcx-5th col,
RBWARDS-Isr PAGE-lst col
BALES AT AUCTlON-2p PAcK-2d and Sd coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-FkMALES-l2rH PAoH-lst
I'd. I'D and 4th coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-l2rH PAcR-5th col
SpECIAL NOTlCES-lsr PAGx-1st aad I'd coils
SP0RTlNG-DOGs. BIRDS. &C-lsf PAGE-2d col.
ETORAGE-1sT PAGE-4th col.
THE TRADES-12TH pAGE--5th col
THE TURF-1sr PAGg-od
10 LET FOR BUSINESS pURPosEs-2n PAcx-lst COL
CKAvELLERS' GUIDE-I1TH PAGE-6th col.
UNFUkNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
2D PAGR-2d col
WANTED To PURCHASE-1lTH PAGE-erh COL
WATCHES. JEWELkl. &C.-llrH PAGE-ith col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-12rH PAGR-5th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOrH PAGR-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

EvEkY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Ar 10 o'cLocx
hours to three days trial horses sound
Tho Oldest and most reliable house in the city.
TEAM ME sLRd1SrM At BAS l9 Hohsss HGhSok IS. hand.
high: % and years old: kind n all harness; en-
drivers; have been used in city and country BY
kind are safe Tor LADY or any one to drive. not
afraid Of locomotive or anything else have great
IaSDaSLET rtIf"sia uMHEE%CE .scaa satin lined nearly
FIRST CLASS RSAp ssc DE ms.
aUg.ny bay ~ Ssa ssSssns M.Te Sda sired BY say
haws stock lpederso ruarantoed,; rassd BY L.
VI Taylor Of Eln,lra. n. y. has ,rotted ou EImira
inside minutes Or no sale; is 70 hands high. .
eI na has ~ rs amd n9 nos %
action does not shy puii. and every respect
SsDE Is sS $,
slDk.BAk ROAD WAGON, In good order by X. N.
PONY EsTABLlsHMENr-parsb bay Pony Horse. i5,s
ss a xns1 'na p. ss
three tire y years; @ = perfect pet; has not iaul. or
anything else. and wmrrantcd sound
GiInsy SSp h1S Sf sy G &c
re- raised Sc in Kontueky; ie.a hands, years old KIND
i very stylish; has been used rs ,srd horse in
team Is , thorough good horse for family or my
usc not afraid OF anything; Is handsome. stylish
ELEGANT CoUPE ROCKAwAY. nearly new by T.
FAMILY EsrABLIslMEsT-BAY HORSE, tx
hands . years old, Kind i'll all harness: FREQ from
vice; Is an excellent family horse; afraid OF
locomotive or anything else: any drive
hm has been driven by n lady to depot every day;
Ia every way reliable: warranted sound
SET IMPORTED COUPE HARNESS.
CUT UNDER ROCkAWAY. in good order. by Quimby
4 Co.
FINE CHESTNUT MARE. 1e,s hands. z years old;
kind IN all harness: excellent under saddle: has
not vice or trick OF any kind: is good free
ellcr; very stylish; not afraid of anything: sold
only for want OF use.
EXrENSloS TOR PuALToN. Ia good order, by
Wood Bros.
Dark bay Horse. is1s hands. years old. without a
fault, trick or Diem,sh OF any kind; u lady has
driven him every dty to depot: has good gait
and fine, stylish action; trot IN ~ minutes;
l. every way reliable: warranted sound.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. by BREWSTER, OF
BROoME ST.
TwENry-THREE OTHER HORSES; description tIms
OF sale.
LARGE ASS OINTMENT Of Carriages, Wagons Harness,
Robes, &c.
Weather never interferes with our SALE, AT 10
O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES. txC.


ards2sx sSHrs SSsss S.sass
o. EVERY ~ ryEsDAy AND DE- rRlpaY I, Az and ,,o,
Il ;n one % 70 day. given
AT 10 O'CLOCK
PAIR RAY CARRIAGE HORSES, 10 HANDS HIGH. 8
s1d year. old sad ssa osa 10 all AID ss
been uscd by lady sngy aud MS "A carriage team ;
ss s 9 % q ns are 70 sss Ss
coUFE- POLE AND SHAFTS. MADE BY BREWSTER
vIcrokIx. POLE 'Ii'G aND SHAFTS. BY BREWSTER )
Iss E0 oxS
PAIR BaY ' aSkesS s'ss%s sniotRsEs HALF BROTHERS.
oid Kind aud true IN ali HARNESS. free from viso: ss
r. hne style and .enon: afraid OF nothing; aI great
able family team; they brought to tLis city Tor
and warranted sound: also set nne soId.mosnied
double Harness, extra steel chains. made by Baker
LANDAU; vEEy LIGHT TRIMMED WITH KID AND
soroF Eoab 'Ss %aSog SSSg fs Fo + AND SHAFTS BY
Tor Wxscs ss's' ~ s IS sAsGkNT. sGi ME- used
TEAM BLACK cARKiAGE HORSES. l5h. HANDS
free nom vice stylish and handsome drive with
out haze sol . are are II .vsgy WAY
ssass sna SIAnrscE IN GOOD ORDER
BROWN MxRH. Hah hT1S xLngS srocK lsx HANDS
high. old: kind and in all harness: free
from yics; has been driven the road BY private
gentleman: trots IN thrce minutes is gentle aud
and warranted sound; also light single Harness.
TOP RoXD WAGON, BY BREWSTER CO.. or
BLACK HORSE, SIRED BY GENERAL KNOX i5A
hands high, years old kind and in all harness:
free from vice. elegant and pleasant roadstor
has no isult or rek; Is perfectly reliable evoiy
has trotted in :35. and III 40 Is weIl
known all frequcners Of the road. and Is oVly sold
Tor want OF use also sst single Harness, BY Wood Glib
NO TOP ROAD WAGON, BY BREWSTER CO.. OF
BAY HOKsE, SIRED BY ETHAN ALLEN, DAN A
Jersey Star mare, Is hands high old kind and
true in all harnoss; free from vice. has been
nnndseu n pr npesa: d vsry paeshs % y2nna norso
TOP ROAD WAGON. GOOD AS NEW; BUILT BY
Dusenbury Van Duser
kind and truo in all harness; Tree from vice;
good under saddle; first class road family mare.
and is warranted sound Also set .ingle Harness and
BAY HORSE. l5a HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in AL harness; free from vice; first
class road business horse aud is warranted sound
Also set single Harness and
JUMP SEAT KOCkAWAY.
BAY SADDLE PONY. - HANDS HIGH; HAS ALL
drcn; is gentle and footed and sold for
BAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE. leh HANDS
from vice: has fine style and action IL in every
safe and reliable. and first class family horse; also
sot singlc Harness aud
SEVERAL OTHER GOOD WORK AND FAMILY
Horses Description time OF sale.
six-SEAT EXTENSION Tor pHAEr0S
CURTAIN COACH IN GOOD ORDER.
CLARENCE. IN GOOD ORDER.
TOP AND NO TOP ROAD WAGONS. PHAETONS,
SALE Hss5sniE; GoSTESSfs g. AT 10 O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ID PARKS. EMERSON co.
II. Kentucky State lotteries drawn daily
Royal Havana Lottery. drawn every II days.
kentucky Single Number Lottery. drawn October 2S
Prses casned furnished circulars free
Address ss above. lSO broadway. room 4.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
HOIISES. CARRIAGES. 80.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
u ~, ~, 33 nnd IS 18th st..
near Unve rsity place.

house IN The CITY.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
hours to three days trial sound
Tho Oldest and most reliable house in the city.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

A -READ- -MARE-COSsfDER.
"A .Eicrant kerscy Horse Blankets, S3 20 $40
stable Blankets, fnii size. Strapped. % cents
~ II. Blankets. No. J. d pounds. ful mane, II 80.
Genuine Maiaccs Whips 81 -: others. ~ cents up.
Finest. cbeapest best I'm. lsh plush Carriage kobes
AtlUSlS JOissOk'S, IS Liberty ST.
AT HALF TnE COSTA BANKRUPT STOCK OF
n fine leather top Bugees. xi25 pscions sl2u Rocks
Sf1U Depot Wagons SifO Harness 80 90: 2tOl
Horse Blankets: Stanle Bankets II $7 Truck
blankets icathcrcd S3 30 So Dress B anket to so
JOHN MOORE. 81 Warren 81.
A Tor SIDE BAR WAGON. WITH bnEWSTEK I'M
n proved spring also top Pony Phseton, single and
double Haness. by Dunscomb; sl In good ORDER Apply
ISL West 5ist Vt.
A PHYSICIAN WANTS To SELL. HORSE AND
il6r-t class buggy che Address A. box 1853
I'D olise.
A GENTLEMAN WILL SELL HIS ROAD HORSE
Aside bar Wagon aud Harness. regardless of price "
taken TO day, he hard be secn AZ
Lambs stables. 4uth ". and Lexnston av,
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
PROPOSALS. s.

T)RoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED or 10 DECEM-
1876, by The trustees Of tho New York and Brook
Iyn Bridge their olice 81 Water Brooklyn ". r..
for the and delivery OF $500 net tons OF NO
galvanized steel cable WIRE to be used In the construction
OF the cables OF tho East River Suspension Bridge
Printed specifications containing full Inform alton will be
furnished upon Application 10 ti.ls office.
W. A. KOEgIIs0. Chief Engineer
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

DOIITTCAL POLITICAL
Il Campaign Campaign
Equipments. Equipmenta
CuDs organize It once that victory may crown your
forts Wear our imposing Continental Hat made
OF blue and yellow, with silver eagles Full Of
Campaign Equipments, consisting Of Hats Caps) and
Cspes tany color and tye) with double swing
Torch aud Stick furnished to clubs Mt factory prices
send tor ful particulars to hcadQuarterA WM.
II. kNAus. 2so broadway, Now YORK.
DEPoRM.
III Tho electors OF tho city Of New York. irrespective Of
uer views In regard national and poti who de-
sire an honest. taithfu and efficient Administrations
Of our local affairs, and who believe that OBJ
ject most surely be attained at tho timo
by the election OF ANDREW II. GREEN the Office Of
Saturday evening, October T. at O'Clock, take such
action be expodent for purpose of nominating
aud slcctng him 30 that Office.
WILLIAM OBRTEX,
WILLIAM SrEINWAY,
II. X. THUEBER,
DAVID BABCOCk,
HENRY A. CRANE,
GEORGE W. LMAK,
WILLIAM A. HOoTH.
r. y. WINSTON,
HERMAN UiiIs
JOHN H. SHERWOOD,
HENRY HAvEMEYER,
r. II. McCURDY
JOHN W AMBROSE.
ROBERT q. CORNELL.
WILLIAM Il. OGDEN.
HENRY CLACsEN Jr,
WILLIAM v. SMITH,
JOHN 0'BRIEN.
A. d. r. RANDOLPH,
HENRY W. GUERIN,
and several thousand otherA.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

A SURE REMEDY TO CORRECT TnK DfsAURKn4
n able odor from perpirHtion will DO given by HddrssnG
u l.. Herald ONCE. aad sncosing 50 ssAts 40 ->~~
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
MISC ELLAN EOUs,.,

4 --PRfSTRas- REDUCTION m
N .prices all around the board send or list yAEDEHx
81 nuii, WELLS CO., corner Dutch and Fulton ssss
Ma York
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

4 WOOD BROTHERS,
~. Carriago Manufacturers,
in calling attention to the change of entrance
warerooms to 40 and 53 Lafayette place. invite
specton Of their choice stock cnrey Carriages OF
and graceful FORMS Manufactured cxpresy for the
best city Trade under the personal supervision Of member
OF tho firm experience with special
biy aud strength wcl that beauty of style and fine
finish tor which they have long maintained Justly
earned reputation Orders from distance by mail
the same aithfni attention though placed person.
Medal and diploma Ht tho Centennia Exhibition 1875
and prize medal at the Paris Expostion 1867 Four
and Coaching Carriages receive special attention
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
uO.RDERs wAvTED.

TT EAST s4rii sr. THREE DOORS FROM PAR1
lavTo let. with Board Rooms on third hoor en- suise
or klnnlN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-28

= There is an outspoken newspaper
in Virginia, the West Point Star, which
modestly says Of the presidential candi-
dates If we consider only fitness and
ability, JEFF Davis is our first choice
but then he can hardly be regarded as
available just now"
Connecticut is going to send to the
centennial the veritable gun with which
sold Put shot the wolf
- The Governor of Iowa has appoint
ed woman to act as chaplain of the
Anamosa Penitentiary.
A sportsman at Fulton, n. Y, one
day last week killed twenty-five pigeons
at single shot.
- A subscription paper was lately
circulated with the following object in
view: /" We subscribe and pay the
amount set against our names for the
purpose of paying the organist and a
boy to blow the same
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-28

printed at Keene, 100 years old; S. S.
Stoddard, huge spider, large enough
for an army, crockery, pewter teapot
100 years old z. Lord, tape loom, 1856,
two family portraits very old, portrait
of Caleb Strong, l.. l.. d., 800 years
old; Joseph Lord, grain fan, Virgirs
pillow, Papa Bradley's old coat, bush
scythe, tin lantern Mrs. L. Spaulding,
fax wheel, hetchel, fax, ancient tools ;
Col. Morse, sword of the Revolution (;
Mrs. j. Chaplin, Oliver Sawyer's cooper's
adz; O. Hart, figs and branches, A pista-
reen 100 years old, the property of j..
G. Richardson, was stolen from the table
during the evening, and as its date was
about 1920, having also hole in it, it
is hoped it may be recognized by some
one and recovered, for having been many
years in his family it has acquired more
than ordinary value. Mrs. p. Fisher, a
muff of bears skin, 1776; Mrs. Geo.
Foster. table and stand cloth spun and
wove by Mrs. f. Banslead of Westmin-
ster, N. H., bed quilt imported from
Japan 80 years ago, very attractive
Mrs. viii, board table, with many
other contributions which lack of time
hindered me from noting.
Flags were placed in the center of the
hall marked 1776 and 1876. Flowers
in great abundance and beauty graced
the stands.
A lusty farmer brought in large
bundle of flax of his own raising. Sew
eral farmers proceeded to break, hetchel
and get out the tow in true and ancient
style and several women of very spinster
like appearance, carded, twisted, spun,
&C., so that the whole process of flax
working was shown to delighted audi
ence by adopts in the art.
The ancient singing was done by the
older people dressed in antique style,
some thirty or more in number, with the
old style instruments and was most
creditable and enjoyable performance.
Lady Washington and other ancient
people were personated. The supper at
the fair was good, splendid, and though
the people responded with the utmost
liberality, still some of the multitude at
last were Strengthened and the baskets OF
fragments were not miraculous in num-
Der.
The Westminster Cornet Band in full
number, majestically dressed in the style
of 1875, discoursed music to the enjoy
ment of crowded audience.
The Rev. f. p. Barnard, in very
chaste and elegant manner, propounded
the ancient and honored rites of mar
riage, which to the complete surprise Of
many invited guests, united for life a
happy couple, Mr.. Arthur A. Ward and
Miss Nellie Sabin. The Cornet Band
did not forget after the fair, to present
themselves, with music, at the residence
of the bride and bridegroom and were
welcomed with pleasant entertainments.
The Ladies of Westminster. Many
were dressed in superb style, with ele-
giant and costly dresses of former days,
and with powdered hair and faces were
certainly very attractive. The older
men and women with the vigor of youth
renewed, joined in the general rejoicing
and in fine all, every one, had a great,
good time, and thus ended the Centen-
NAL celebration, transmitting its record
to the fair of 100 years hence.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-28
Terrible Tragedy.
AN INSANE MAN KILLS HIS SO

AN INSANE MAN KILLS HIS SON.
A horrible tragedy occurred at Hyde
park in Lamoille county last Sunday
morning Edison Cook had been insane
for long time, some portion of which
he has been kept at the asylum, at Brat.
tleboro, but the only son living, Charles
thought it was expensive, and so his moth
err and sister tried to getalong with him at
home. Afraid TO leave his father alone
with his mother and sister at the house.
he took him with him to the sugar house,
Sunday morning. In about half an
hour, he came back and coolly told bis
wife and daughter that he had killed
Charles down at the sugar place. Car
RE, the daughter, was sick in bed, but
Immediately rose and went TO the sugar
place, and there found Charles weltering
ing in blood. She then ran 10 the neigh
boris, some of whom arrived at the SUI
gar place and found Charles still grasp
ing, but he soon died. He had been
killed with an ak, his head being terri
bly, crushed, besides other gashes on the
body, and in one leg both bones we're
broken. 1t was pretty plain that he was
struck in the head first, with the head
of the AK as he was coming out of the
sugar house, the father doubtless watch
ing for him at one side.
Meantime the agonized wife and
daughter were with their maniac father,
for while not knowing the fate of
Charles till the neighbor's arrived. Cook
had staked out his door yard, as a bat
tie ground, and had brought out pillow,
pitchfork, and various edge TOOLS Mr..
M. Manning, neighbor, came up and
Cook went for him, but Manning i'm
mediately grappled with and threw
him, when he was secured, ironed.
and sent to jail. 1t was a horrible af.
fair ana has created much excitement.
Charles has been criticised for his course
in living with his father, to whom it is
said he has at times been very severe.
1t has been known long time that the
insane man was dangerous, and on ac-
count of which the mother and daugb-
ter have suffered untold misery, and for
whom deep feeling of sympathy now
prevails.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-28

WELL DoNE.-A few days since one
of the confederate door keepers of the
National House of Representatives
while half drunk, grossly insulted the
wife of Col. Fl. w. Blair, the member
from the Third New Hampshire Dis
trict, and attempted to throw her from
the members private gallery. The Col
onel, who was near by, went to his wife's
assistance and gave the door keeper a
handsome thrashing, after which he ad-
ministered similar medicine to police
man who attempted to help the booty
door keeper. The door keeper hassince
been removed. He is the fifth rebel
officer of the present House who has
been removed for cause since the session
commenced.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-28

A c SroRY.-During the time that
the late John G. Calhoun was so promi-
nent in political life, and when spoken
of as a candidate for the president, he
was induced to visit negress, whose
reputation as a prophecies was very
great in her neighborhood. Aunt Sally.
as she was called, lived in little cabin
or her masters plantation, but, owing to
her advanced age, performed no manual
labor. On Mr.. Calhoun presenting him
self before Aunt Sally" she asked fol-
his hand, and after examination of the
lines, said, Massa Calhoun, you nor nc
other man whose name begins with {
can be president of the United States ;
The rebuff of bis aspirations is well
known. Can G be President? Mr.
Crawford, Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. CLAY, Mr.
Cass did not succeed. Did Mr.. Cola,
recognize this difficulty and Withdraw
from political life ? And how viii. thi
effect Mr.. COnklingr We shall c.
Washington Star.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-28
REAL ESTATE.

store TO rent on Bridge ST. The store first door
west OF the laundry will be rented on favorable
terms It is convenient, roomy and we'll adapted 10
most kinds of business. - "
The following property can sell on reasonable
terms as 70 prices, and payments.
The entire estate of wM. P. BARKER, at the
South end. Bellows Falls
Two first class houses and lots on Atkinson st.
Several lots and cottage houses over the river.
A so feet lot on Church St.
Besides otper lots. dwellings and farms. that VIM
can learn about by inquiring of
], D. BRIDaMAN.