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The Tramp. who Stole IA Camden Girl.


The tramps II. II. Iiatstadt and Flora
Jones who kidnapped from Camden, y. j., the
Eirl Josephine Davis. who was recovered in
ware about three weeks ago. acknowledged
Yesterday that they wcrr the persons wanted
Tor the crime. They say. however. that the girl
Left h'r home voluntarily and because Of abuse
She called herself Lawlcr while with them, and
the man says that he first became acquainted
WIN her IA Camden. where he was WORKING and
keeping house. H. ana the woman both aver
tha' the tir ran away from home two or three
lnts hlt.r beng caught stealing. that her
mother obliged her 10 steal 10y malircaung her
wh meyer she did not bring home from begging
or stealing enough Ia satisfy hor and that THIS
aanusr lrd lo h"r quitting nrr home, Josephine
ilf.i nt ln' trdlni rdy, To- lridgetnn, y. j.,
NNlng with family named Cooks ana re-
turned 10 Culd,n tud then went ~ 1--we with a
family nan'i Tuui son in Salem. y. j. She be-
cam" diSrohlonied and returned to llut-tNdt
nnd !hc Jones woman IN Camden. king them
10 lake her To- THIS state. saying that she thought
more Of Them than d her own folks, rs they
trrdei her better, They accordingly let her
come with them. Hai,tllt Is about hirty-nye
years old. and his companion tweuty-t three.
ii" formerly lived in Thorndike. where he had
No. good name, and the oiii .crs profess to know
OF other cHses in which the pair have tried to
.utlre girls AWAY.
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mon LAW IN OHIO.
A Negro Prisoner Struck with sicdge Ham,
mer and shot In the Head.

Firm NE Nnc!andn Enquirer.
OXFORD Ohio, Sept. 9.-Last night WIS
one Of anxiety TO the people of Oxford. Al
though Mt about o'clock the relatives of King
cry pledged themselves to stay hostile proceed
until nine o'clock this morning, and to allow
the prisoner trial. yet every one was uneasy,
and thought this onlya rusc to ward off sus
picion. and that his life would hc taken before
the sun arose. Bets to this effect were made.
From 200 to 400 men remained all night around
tho building in which Garnet was stretched on
the fioor wounded, without friend az money.
Last evening, when Sheriff Thomas with his
about TO be removed 70 Hamilton. shouted.
Boys, do your dutyV" Immediately men came
running from oil parts of the town. and tho
space around the building was packed with
mon. Nothing was attempted, but the mon re-
manned ready for any emergency all night
AT ~ O'Clock this morning Mrs. kinQcrv.
heavily yelled. with her husband and a large
body Of men. came to the Town House. The
crowd was so great that ii WINS impossible TO
get near the Justice room. Owing to- the alb
scnce OF some OF the prisoners witnesses the
trial was postponed until l.. NJ.
At about IL o'clock the town was startled with
q wild swelling shout. The climax had come
Kngery led the crowd to the door and shouted,
Boys for the sake of my poor wife ] want
vengeancep Kingcry kicked the door that
separated their victim from them. Immedi-
atey stones were thrown against it. but an en- :
trance not being effected n sledge was used
and the door was soon demolished. The negro,
terrified. tried tO escape by running into n side
room (fOr the cells were broken on Sunday
and he was in the entrance but he could not
evade the mob. They found him there A blow
from heavy slcdge knocked him senseess.
and three bullets through the head forever
silcncci Sim Gnrnctt. The body was dragged
outside the building with the intention of hang
ing It up. but II WINS not done. Some ono fired
another bullet into tho body. and then they left
IL for the Coroner.
1t was the Negroes Nth assault upon white
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burning n rai,hle" VIE n, the stake.

About three weeks ago an Indian known rs
sam lost his quaw Mary, through the Establishments
an Indian named jun. with whom She elopcd. taking
some of his household goods The loss of thes, goods add
ed much To the wrath ct sam aud he mise such com.
motion among the lutc braves that they determined
teach the fra Mary. aud by her example the Of the
women OF the trc lasting lesson. jim tried 10
her nom the gathering storm by hiding her. hut they
so.n found her aud about iy Of the tribe including Jim
and several squtws escorted her TO the hills back
Wa-hOc lake. saturday evening last AMI there
from Caucasian intrusion. they made great pile sage
brush aud. after Ning her nrmly IN the middle OF IT,
It on me Then they began war dance around the
OF cremation IN which Al Joined jim sam being very
iVfce IN ms leaps ana Wells The screams MARI add
To the zesi OF the dance Jim time set quietly by
and seemed an indifferent spectator Amer the body ~
the unfortunate Mary had been reduced g. ashes sam
expressed his sausiacton and they dispersed.
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Garibaidi as n Practical statesmnn.


Gen. Garibaldi il snid to have recovered from
nj last attack OF rheumatism He Is free from pain Aud
IL Hble 10 study lie that Rome should hs defended
not by forthcaions but by fleet and that the
worst enemy she has fur the defeat Of this he
thinks that the Government instead OF surrounding the
city with trenches. should exert Itself In preventing the
inuniapn of the 11hcr These trcuche, merely
lever II should also eNertit~if in
houlNards through the tenement districts IN providing
better houses for the poor and IN teaching the young
M the Of fire arms II the od soldier succeeds
securing the accomplishing of tenth of what lie
wishes TO done IN Rome and IN other Italian cities,
his sanitary services will be- mrritorOus even AZ
IL IS dIstngnished. thAn b., milIiAr. eNnoils
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The Rev. Timan Perkins. Of the Methodist
church. rulprrd. in administering the ordinance bap,
ii.m hufly two.hundrcd pound convert last Sab.
bath in Little river ethis subject 20 the bottom Of the
water The recipient of u, iniuaiorv ri,r nothing
dHuntcd rose to The surface shouting and scizng the adj
min>iratOr by the waist pAid HIM In Kind or his
vices Perkins was rescued rom hi. unhappy dilemma
by the Intervention Of number ot the brethren when
they all canv VI out OF the water together
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:
Although West and his gang represent the
b. atty movement against the Republicans out
1t - growing 90 strength ami importance Letters
irving daily in Columbus from the father, Of the Re pub
can party cufiay endorsing the bolt and bitterly de-
nuunCinN the southern policy al HAYES
The old freedom shtiekcrs Will never sanction the
apnstAoy HnNes and are determined 10 defeat the Rr
publican state ticket the only which they
properly fcbu,e his Abandonment II the platform upon
which he was nominated and ran tor the Presidency.
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The Fir.t American Cutler Dead.


;, Lyman, Bradley. OF NnuGatuck. Conn. is dead.
lie made the nr- pocket cutlery made in America
lie was horn in i7as At The outset vi HI. career in
waterbury he advertised Shcfiicli new spapcr Tor
some cutters. paid their fare to this country and
them at wars The rui"rnri>c was successful from the
beginning though snnc OF Mr. Bradley friends nd V>+d
hun against going into the enterprise nrgng that he
could not ell kne IN the United states that had not
Tie sheffield stamp On IT.
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sIi~ Noningue's Skeleton.

ON Friday, in the Office Of Justice NJ. tf,arn.
w" , N' I'" "' woman was ,old under "srtdion 10
7'I l'iu Yer ~ De- 10 hN the rNrtutui, uf The Ross
's ilr ID DrrW rcainp Inc rurch ,,,r inr ~, M,
,h"tinh was i"m"rly te property ol In /. II E,crrtt
A. w. il'f me ~ N" mp bone - the cart; Miss lia
f,"n' iEm, is.h - years Died of guei May - le,h
nn,u ~ 'hb,d request Honor your sancium with my
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Landlord LudInm Missing.

From - run icl'I hsp.
On Monday last Samuel j Ludlam. proprietor
Of ie p'enu ioiNc at CAPE MAY came up ON ihr morn
lng irHn with S2Dfp in cash He accompanied hy
hi wife and on HE arrival of the couple IN Camden i
vent 10 the West Jersey Hotel anl he 10 the Camden
Rnnh, where he made adcpost Ot sijop and that was
the la.t seen or heard Of HIM.
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DLYMOUTII ROCK. sUNDA
FAREWELL TR1r TOMORROW
NEW HAVEN AND RETURN SAME DAY
MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION.

JARRETT 4 PALMER beg To announce that their
palace Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, having returned
from its brilliant New England cruso, Will Close the
son by grand excursion from Ncw York 10 NEW HAVEN
and return 70 morrow. SUNDAY The ath inst
A SUPERB MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
will be one NJ the attractive features Of the delightful sail
upon LONG ISLAND SOUND. Time viii be- afforded in
which 10 stroll through the beautiful CITY or EtMS
FARE dor the round trip. .... FIFTY CENTS
=. Boat Will leave the foot Ot 21i It, n. r. at ~ A.
rcnnsylvan Railroad wharf. JERSEY cry, nt7.i5
o'clock: Pier T. n. r., at O'Clock. Martins Wharf,
BkOOkINS, s44 and the loot Of sd 81. EAST RIVER,
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V'o PHILADELrIIIN.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIMB
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

NEW YORK AND FllILADBLlIIlA
thirteen through trains each way daily three depOtsn
Philadelphia. two IN New York
Double track the most approved equipment, and M
fastest time consistent with absolute safety
ON anu after June D. 1871
Express Trains leave New York, wa DcsbrOsses AMI
Cortllndt streets ferries a. follows
lHl : 20 @ ~ imiiedl. 10 10 A NJ, Z, :, q. AMI
3 80 4. VI. sunday. % A VI. .. Is T. and $50 l. VI
Returning. trains leave Philadelphia 3 80, q. - !
5 81 and u A " dAnui Express. / 81 I. W. ;, 4 ,
and 80 L. NJ, and ~ midnight ON sunday, 5 81,
= - NJ. T. and - = aud ~ midnight
Ticket Olices a2d aud 9i4 broadway, | Aston lIOns
and loot VI Dc>hfossrs AMI COrtandt st. Court i,
BROOKLYN IA no and lis Had son st. HObOkcn, Depot
FRANK THOMSON l. = FARMER.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Cuisines G6an,ts.

NEWS STAND for sale Cheap. pcsurl,.es It
~ A'Ar iiutsnn must be soi ru. Gay
WtNTED-A small Nh pr.nur- o0ec ar stationery
sun ot,c.
SJSO PARTNEW wanted, money ,.,urcl:
N'~COs services require \. used 4. rnr.,. Al.
urr-, ENIIl4~~. huN T., ~aut.,ll..,
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Sbippinl.

NCUDH LINE ~ : NAIL STEAMERS
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
90 GLASGOW lONDONDLRBY OR LIVERPOOL
lN4LhMEllAl T., $50 STkLkAGL "a
TO NliuN AND SOUTHAMPTON
ENEGl lEN DAYS SANE RATES
COMrANi'S OFFICES. 7 BOWLING GREEN
Henderson bros 4 .rnfs
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6o,antto ,tsn,alrs.
/, UPTOWN ADvEnTIsEns

u.
May leave their mvor for Tur suS at the only author
eH- Broadway. corner ri al.t st III % T. Vi ant
3Os West I'D 4 Opposite GRAND Opera House. and 200
90 nv corner m I7tN It until y T. NJ
- ~ ,'
uvf>nutn o,cr,,,rs nj, fl, .pt,,s e. ,.,,.,
n -. - - '- "a ,, ~, ,,'a.1,t''. "a,
a., ,, "a. n.y. . ~ "'"'"'N''' "'V i'r
w "'''''' ~ nuvL,p. wa 60, = r,..,.. .
- - 'N'' 40 - MN in"li'N ~
.r,,,,~n,.ox ,,.,., -. a, ., ,
n ifNitoN '-NNhiri, hoh"W"rk sirls. cham
situation. r, Mni cnrrfrt; n1uc hut respectable rifs
hlpN a. MyAInoNa reliable Office, corner llth st
ami On Az
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~. COMFY ISLAND BEACH.
EVERY DAY SUNDAYS INCLUDED COMFY ISLAND.
The fine new steamers ROSED ALE aud IDfEwiLD will
run 10 COMFY ISLAND BEACH EVERY DAY. leaving
2ith y n H., aud 1880 A. NJ, ~ NJ. 80. 3, =. and
5.aDP. ".
ioth n n, 80. 40 A. NJ. 1910, Iio. $40. 40.
Franklin St, Mr.. e2o. 1880 A NJ 1920, so. 800.
Pier >. n. R. $50 II M, ~ 30 =. 30 4so and
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Excursions


A -A.-FIyJEso cEA M, yx Sss1E DAILY
me entirely new MAMMOTH Exclusion STEAMER
COLUMBIA Gem of the Ocean,
cosThRsos ro% a.t S1 ~ M sTpaS Comfort
2sl Ecsiincnt Luxury
i Frof soi,a T '''' = ~" 'O'' a " Pleasure
AsFcts hy and SbDl
with Neptune Brass Band and Orpheus quartet Club.
I E;:E i S S:;$ AZ
Pier 2, North River ;...........eDA aud - r "
sfEAMER NHRyERs TX. bAli.Y and SUNDAY ron
East River with Seaside Brass Band, leaves .
SOUTH Isl i st. WiiIansGairisli ..sI ant Iio Il
Broome 81, New YORK ..........s'i - " and q p n
prrrkkXS 1sFtfs T GSb s. g GHIs BOAT
boat. leave Rockaw,y ii 4 n, I, ., and 5.oJrM
sfEcIkL ffUiItE" 0PfIcERs oN EVERY BOAT
boat from Morr.snis sndinI = hhita2ri,
TwiIiGiIf T''"V'' 'N"' '""'N'' "'' y '''''"''
A. TsISfTsy W ysn1T r1Enp l rnAGE
Finest bathing beach, and scnsore Hotel IN America
Two miles and hal Of rolling surf In one stretch.
cpS siGT1f to 5 GS HiGesH F s SNryr
sSoee. a and '
S frC SSr saGTSs sSmgT oS MSR
e,aiSs j'SSx n; iISS. y, SiOf. n; Piers n R,7'S
p q We 4f9' 30 i. NJ Pier l. N i6"'iorv' il
cONNEcTiNG atBAy RIDGE with cars for the Beach
Close connections at Bay Ridge. goinr nnd coming.
TINE FROM PIERS and p 10 Bay RIDGE 70 minutes
from Bay Ridge 10 Beach. % minutes
PARE. ROUND TRIP. 80 CENTS
Thisis the QUICKEST MOST PLEASANT ROUTE from
NEW YORK to THE SEA SHORE.
BROOKLYN TO MANHATTAN BEACH Trains leave
Fast New YORK 645, o. 10. IL A. M l. =, 8, I, o. T.
7.45. S:i5 r w.
EXCURSION TRIP 10 CENTS
On and after Aug 20 the boats of the Harlem Navga
ton Co will A. connection with the Manhattan
Beach Railroad boats a. follows
Leave Harlem atO.3O A. NJ connecting at Pier l. n r..
al II A. "
cannecnsfor return passe ngcrs at Piers N R,at7o
+. NJ
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Rtal q statt.

A PLEASANT HOME at great bargain Two
~ new story cottages brick Easements. near cars
>, minutes 60 Hamilton ierry price isD. stD cash
AS" NEAT tw">t"ry cottages. nNe rooms, 800 cash /,
price Sl.Ap owner. premises. lSi i3i 81, South
Bropkyn. health, aud be- oc alton Th. property
will pay 10 cent cost and Is increasing In value
yearly.
I'OR SAIE-liou~s and choice lots all prices. low
i ami on easy monthly paymen ts, about the
paid for rent bank interest percent our property will
pay IL. As steam running 10 minutes head
way On 81 av The proposed ferry from 39th
meet with Sea Beach X Il will bring YOU from Battery
Y. to your homes in ~ minutes snd double the value
of proper, Remember. this Is choice Brooklyn prop.
ert,. open sundays
4. KINNEY. Aeent aath st and ~ av Brooklyn
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| -A.-sTEAMER LONG BRANCH.

GRAND CLOSING TRIP OF THE SEASON.
SUNDAY. Sept e-The magnificent palace steamer
Long BRANCH, Capt James Lynch, will. on mex, sun.
day, make grand farewell trip for the to New.
burgh. landing at Yonker Iona Island West Point Cold
Spring and Cornwall leaving Fulton Perry. Brooklyn at
"a NJ West 10th st, n X. $50. and West 2ih st, N.
r.. ateAM. An illustrated map. giving full details Of
the different points Of interest the noble Hudson. will
be presented TO each PASSENGER Bauland's grand mill
tary brass band will play select music during the entire
trip Fare for the round "trip 70 Children free.
ReinrnLn. q the city a u 90 L NJ
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INMANLINE.-MAIL srNAMLMs-

cry or benin ......,..'.'. sent l., u 4 Y
tlIN OF illt~lER ........ saturday. sept 49, - "
CITY OF MONTREAL ........ sent - llA ~
From llcT a. Nnlfi ltNtr
CABIN. 500 $50 aud slui gud. Return tickets on
fayorbe terms siEkRAGk, So currency. Draft al
lowe rates
s'ioorA state Rooms, smoking AM Bath Rooms amid
JOIN DALE Agent
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Gtlisiuus 0otltts.

- EOPENING Of Spring street Preshy tcrian Church
~ Preaching by the pastor. Rev A H. MOMENT, TO-,
A VI subject; The Elements of Revival" AMI 7ah 4.
VI -uhect "A Man Getting out vi ship" strangers
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| -A.-LoNGsTnEET.s pNILY ExCUR.

STEAMER TWILIGHT CAPT JNO HOLMES leaves
i2eh St, Harlem. = Is NJ. Railroad Dock at - "
1ieth 81 t.....9OD A. NJ. Stth IT at.....8 u A. VI.
93d st At go NJ; Broonie st. at %. ~ y. NJ.
Jewels Dock Brooklyn. Io.i5 A NJ.
Returning leaves the Reach nj 3 80 7. v.
FARE, IS CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS. 70 CENTS.
Good Music and Refreshments board
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Y ost anO SOUND.
prrsOall aolIc;s.

| o~r Bank book a7'''', m.,,Nrr ST, n,nA.
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May leave their favors for TF suS at the only author
iNd town advertisement otlrr-.
LEXIS broadway. corner ui 81 4 -, TIL - i VI ami
sos West I'D Il opposite Grand Opera House, and 200
20 av. corner nl 47th II. until = +. NJ.
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:for Sal, ano 90 Get.

EOR SALE OR TO LET'S three story
u brick dwellings. Az A and Slst st all modern i'm
Fast 10Th It
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A YOUNG married German baker wishes a situa
~ ton second hand on all Kinds OF bread ami cakes
CITY or country Call ioI days at rs East 4t st. BE-
tween Az and Ist
A y experienced bread. cake. and pie baker wants q
~ goof steady situation please call. or address H. ;
baker. . Eldrdge Il. near Division.
- ESPEt"rAnIE woman hrst class seamstreS
~ IN respectable family. AS West 3sth ~ Inquire
IN store.
SITUATION wanted In shoe factory by who
>, has had twenty years in the cutting
room can cut patterns OF all kinds Address ROBERT
BKOCkLEH RST JJ5 Hudson
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VTsI 'ifnNr-'ln aud nTt'r II MAY, Jun0 II, Tho
steamboat ARROWsMITH wtd leave West ~ Il IL
NJ l.tr Leroy st ioloAM 10, 40 NJ
nivsr in;nA ~ 80. fjo Z NJ, Returning II % a.
Steamboat MINNIE R. Guilds leave. West eai st
ssi5A NJ litoA M,3rM Leroy It, rs n
Sop N. Pier -. North river ei5 A. NJ. - 10 7 NJ
3 nP returning at IN 80 VI $50 = NJ 80 4 VI
Fare 25c Excursion ticket tDr CONNECTING with rail-.
roai Tor Cables and Middle Island hotels AMI Bath PARK
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OFFICES TO IET-ln second story sun building.
~ 'front.' and rear well lighted and STRAIN heated Ap.
ply At sun Publication ONCE Nassau and Frankfort sis
ITO LEr-With steam power, three floors 100 feet
front by a. feet deep nne light both front and rear
the building r and substantial and viii insure at
low rates situation in i3i st between ID and 81 avs
Will be let separately or together wood workers APP
ply to JOHN y sTEARNS A co, - Mercer st.
THE STORE ies Nassau ST. sun building to let
suitable Tor banking insurance. general hu.ines
steam heated. Apply AT the sun Publication ONCE 40
Nassau st
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-13

For the preservation'o recovery Of health
and strength. the diet should be wholesome
and nutritious. When it happens that the
alimentary processes are disturbed by impro-
per or half masticated food, the best remedy
from the evil results of abusing the digestive
organs is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, most
pepsia, and for the bilious and evacuative ir-
regularities which result from it, The liver
aud bowels, in common with the stomach.
The refuse of the system is carried off thro'
its natural outlet, a healthy flow and score
ton of the bile is promoted, and powerful
impetus is given to assimilation in conse-
quence of its use. 1t BEAUTIFULLY stimulates
the bladder and kidneys when they are mac.
tive, and by its tonic and regulating action
fOrtties the system against malaria.
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CORINTH.

CORINTH.
The cOrnet band has reorganized
with o. s. Eaton, leader, and Scott
Doe, business manager. We hope
to have plenty of good music.
Friends and neighbors to the
number of ninety assembled at the
house of Allen Merrill, on the eve.
ming of Jan. LIST, to celebrate the
tenth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill. OF course
they had "splendid time" and left
the happy couple lots of "tin."
The sOciable at the house of VIM.
B. ID. Avery, Jan. 9th, was we'll at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed by
young and old. The next one is to
be at the house of Joseph Eastman,
January Goth.
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AT the meeting al the Orange

AT the meeting Of the Orange
County Agricultural Associ atiol
Wednesday it was voted to hole
the next Fair on Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday, Sept. 20, 20 and
81.
"A clear case of Bull Doing
and Intimidation occurred in this
town one day last week. Capt.
Frank Cowdry, the noted hunter
and trapper Of Black Hills notority
and his man Friday, together with
one of our eminent NJ. DIS, Us sur
eon,repaired to NJ, r.. Chamberlin's
for the purpose of slaughtering q
large bull. The animal was got in.
to tho barn floor; Capt. Cowdrey
armed with one of Sharp's sure
breach loading rifles took that posi-.
ton known only to Indian Hunters,
directing Friday and his surgeon to
stand near, the former with battle
axe, and the latter with a box of
small pills to be ready for immedi-
ate action should he miss killing the
animal at the first fire. One, two,
three and more shots were made
with no effect. With the courage of
the veterans of Bunker Hill, Capt.
COwdrey stood his ground and fired
upon the inundated foe till his anu
milton gave out, when Friday, Bru.
us ke,rushed forth with battle axe
md after hand to hand conflict of
'Ome minutes claimed the victor
Won. Upon post norton examination
t was discovered that although thor
'ughly Bull Dozed, not a shot had
lit him. We understand that the
Id Hunter has lost his faith in
reach leaders; but his bad luck
'as probably owing to his eye-sight
ailing from age and expos ure in
is numerous expeditions in the
lack Hill country.
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TUNBRIDGE'
Mr., Myron Fuller had the ill luck
to cut one of his feet severely on
Wednesday, which will disable him
for a length of time. He was chop
ping wood for DR.. Reynalds.
A. j. Mills saw mill and single
mill was burned Friday, Jan. 9th.
Loss $4,000. Insured for 500. 1t
is not known how the fire original
ed. The mill was located at the
South Village.
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|vERsHIRE.

vERsHIRE.
There are a few aged people in
this town who retain vigorous con-
stitutiOn i'm a remarkable degree.
Mrs. Hinckley aged 95 takes care
of family of four, or five persons.
Mr.. Derby aged 80, stands strait
like a young man, and is able to
walk four, or five miles, saws and
splits his wood, besides other work.