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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
STATE NEWS.

Fifty-fve towns in Vermont are
named after towns in Connecticut.
Fifteen Brass Bands were at Ben
nington during the centennial.
Fourteen deaths have recently oc-
Cured from diphtheria in one school
district in Bethel.
Mrs. Julia II. O'Brien of Benning-
ton, aged 1903, was the oldest attend
ant upon the Centennial.
Prof. James Whitney will hold a
three days Musical festival at Green's
boro August 2S, 20 and 30.
thrown down the bank, received Sc
we're cut over the left temple and had
his back broken, being fatally injured.
The Sixteenth Vermont Regiment
will have a reunion, July 3, 1878, the
anniversary of the battle of Gettys-
burg.
Senator Edmunds will deliver the
address at the Caledonia county fair,
at St. Johnsbury, on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER.
A two-years-old son of Lewis Ban
yea of Highgate has been three times
run over by teams, and the last time
killed him.
Rev. d. Dorchester, Jr., and bro
Their were severely injured Wednesday
last, by being thrown from runaway
team at Springfield.
1t is reported that the Government
is to build q signal station and observ-
atory on the top Of Ascutney Noun
tain, in Windsor, at cost of $4,000.
Mr.. Holmes, of the Tip-Top House,
Mount Mansfield, has ''painted" big
cliff in his vicinity with whitewash to
make it resemble a shaw bank and
cause the curious to ask questions.
The celebrated stallion Woodstock,
formerly known as John Morrill,, dice
last week. He was 10 years old and
the sire of many fine horses. He once
made half mile on the ice in l.04.
Barney Riley, at work for the Port
land and Ogdensburg railroad, was
struck by an engine near North Un
derhill, last week Monday evening
while lying drunk upon the track
On farm in Hartlandi is Mexican
Mustang, sent from the far West b!
William Damon of New York, anC
said to have been used by the indians
at the battle which resulted in tn
death of Custer and his men.
President Hayes was so muc
pleased with the turnout provided TO
him at Bennington that he commits
stoned on the spot Mr.. George /
French of Woodstock, to purchase TO
him span of Vermont forses,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
LOCALS.
and 0gdensburg Railroad
Time Table.
nencing July so, 1877.
rrAINs NnYING East.

NMNNMN NV nv AahHAa
,,s Swanton 7.20 A. NJ, Cambridge
s. Johnson gt5, HYDE PARK l0.O0, Nor.
Il n Wolrutt l02t, Ilaryiwick less, r.
Il latT, Greensboro loss, arrives al
H., Ia.OO NJ, leaves l9.i5P. NJ, and ar.
puland at G.S0 T.. NJ, Boston $50 4. NJ.
LEAVES Swanton SEQ r. NJ, Cam.
IN. $40, johnson 58l, HYDE PARK
s syillc asa, WOlcOtt SOS, HIardwick
Iarlwick, $50, Greensboro $50, 81.
r 80,
4-Leaycs Swanton $50 A.. NJ, Cam.
Z. n %, johnson, 1877 4. NJ, HYDE
81 Mprrisvillc l.0l, Wolcott Las, Hard.
Il y. IIaulWick 2.33, Greensboro 2.4S.
.1nry, arrives AS, leaves SIS.
Leaves Swanton 200 4. NJ, Cambridge
r johnson 500, HYDE PARK So, Nor.
j, Wolc0tt 5.5s, Hardwick 6.lg, T..
6B, Greensboro GA, 81, Johnsbury,
s leaves Al5P.M.
Swanton 2.20 p. NJ, Cam.
Ia. hl9, johnson 5.5l, HYDE PARK
4isyille 6.23, WOlcott 6.55, Hardwick
Iarlwick 7.S5, Greensboro IA, 81.
B s.S5.
TRAINS MOVING WEST,
<ses St Johnsbury 5lO, Greensboro
Irdwick 6.32, IIardwick $40, wolcott
risyillc 40, HYDE PARK 100, johnson
bridge juno. $50, Swanton 1000 z. NJ.
-st Johnsbury 800 A. NJ, Greensboro
1ardwick 1890, Hardwick 1888, VOL.
louisville Hos, HYDE PARK Ills,
3 Is, Cambridge June. ll.4s, Swant0n
-Leaves st. JOhnsbury 1880 A. NJ,
ID l2.47 p. NJ, L. Hardwick l.Ol, Har,i.
. Nolcott l.50, Morrisville 2.23, HYDE
4 johnson ass, Cambridge juno. 3.2s,
4 run Mondays and Tuesdays.
ondays only.
Hesdays only.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29

The meeting Of the Vermont Den.
tai Society is postponed from Septem-
her z, at Burlington, to st. JohnsbuTy
the third Wednesday in March.
About year ago some person en-.
tered the dwelling house Of Mrs. ]. F.
Perry of Westminster, and stole 4
valuable watch from her bureau draw
er. Tuesday Of last week the watch
was returned by mail.
A bright little three-year-od girl in
Hartford, having become a little mixed
between her religious instruction and
her nursery rhymes, gravely recited:
1.-The Lord is my Shepherd, and he
has lost his sheep, and he don't know
where to find them"
John Lord, of Norwich, was %
years old the first of Aug. Slncehe was
30 years old he has made 80 baskets of
large size, besides many small ones.
In 1874, he husked 400 bushels of
corn; in 1875, about 800 bushels, and
in 1876, over 200 bushels. This sum
mer he has hoed corn and raked and
loaded hay and oats; and last June
he worked on the road. In the Fall,
after he was SO, he dug as bushels of
potatoes in one day,-40 bushels in
two hours. He voted for Thomas
Jefferson in 1905, and has cast his
vote at every Presidential election
since. His memory is good, and he
often relates anecdotes of long-agO.
events. He has from the first been
greatly interested in the anti-slavery
cause, and, since the war, in the freed
men,-contributing as he is able to the
American Missionary Association.
In the course of his remarks, at
Brattleboro, on Friday of last week,
President Hayes said: My family, or
rather the Hayes family, came to Brat
tleboro about 100 years ago. My
grandfather was q blacksmith, the
only one here think, when he came,
and the people welcomed him cordial
ly, as they always do so important a
parsonage as the village blacksmith in
newly-settled community. The.
Hayes family scattered, so we are
throughout the country, but have
most agreeable recollections of Brat
tleboro. l thank you cordially for
what you have done, for there are
fewer spots dearer to me than this.
My father left here 60 years ago next
month and moved to Ohio, where L
was born, but my older brother and
sister were born here, When a boy of
II years, 43 years ago, first came to-
this place on q visit to my uncle John,
who then lived in this village. Dur
ing my visit l walked over the very
road by which | rode this morning,
and from the very house where / slept
last night. The place was beautiful
then. There have been many changes
since, but the beauty continues and
has been enhanced. Et r. rst
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
NORTH HYDE PARK.

James Crocker's horse died very
suddenly one day last week.
Fletcher & Ritterbush are putting a
new wheel into the starch factory.
Steans & Mosley are filling another
car with butter tubs, to be shipped
West. Mr.. Mosley has returned from
a trip in the Western States, and re-
ports good success in his business.
Omer Kelley has taken an agency of
the Misses Wellman of Johnson, and
will canvass in this state for their
photo-enamaled enlarged pictures, they
are indeed beautiful specimen of ar
tistic taste and exquisite workman
ship.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
WATERVILLE.
Cyrus Wells has gone to Kinsley.

Only two persons visited the Cen
tennial from this town.
Mr.. O. P. Shattuck of Worcester,
Mass, is in town spending a few days
with his brother and friends.
Mrs. Julie Darling, eldest daughter
of Robert Heman of Winterset, Iowa,
is here visiting among her relatives
and former acquaintance.
Victor, heyoungest son of S. IL.
Brown, came near losing his eye-sight
the other day while experimenting,
with the view of finding out the prop
critics of powder.
Albert Bartlett fell from the high
beams in Capt. Netherlands barn
where he was at work, and received
an injury in the chest, and had mar
row escape from something more seri-
Gus.
Miss Julia Houghton is teaching the
full term of the East Hill school, and
Miss Alice Hubbard the term on the
West Hill. Last spring the town vot-
ed to raise one hundred per cent tax
to meet the accrued interest on the
bonds issued to the railroad company
and also voted that one thousand dol
lars should be collected and paid into
the treasury by the goth of Aug. The
selectmen did not offer the tax bill tt
the collector until the 1st day of Aug
who refused to receipt it unless the
time was extended in which to collec
it, which the selectmen refused to do
and so through the none agreement o
the parties, the tax remains uncollect
ed and the town IS liable to SUITE
something of loss thereby.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
WOLCOTT.

Edward Conant, State Superinten-
dent, will speak upon the subject of
education at the Congregationalist
church, Thursday evening, the 3Oth
inst.
Mrs. Molloy will not be at Wolcott
on the 30th inst, word having failed
to reach her in season, but she hopes
to meet the friends of temperance
here at some future time.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
STAGE LINE

J Park, Vt, via. North Hyde Park,
Mills, Lowell, Westfield, Troy, To
4t., will run as follows:
dc Park at s A. NJ. on Mondays, Wed.
q Fridays, arriving at Lowell at .
n, in ample season to connect with
tom Lowell to North Troy, arriving
u at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
1fih Troy at 6 80 A. NJ, daily, arriving
& 10 A. NJ, in ample season to connect
nom Lowell TO Hyde Park on Tues,
bays and Saturdays, arriving AT Hyde
81. NJ.
|r+hblC conycyanCes, moderate prices,
IA managers, the line hopes to merit
n1ge as il deserves.
f. +. SAWYER, Contractor.
"A. VT, July Z, 1877.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
.MORRISVILLE,

Five carloads of freight left this de-
pot Monday morning.
Frank Kenfeld shipped another car
load Of hogs this week,
There will be preaching at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday.
S. A. George and family, from Bos-
ton, Mass, are in town on q visit.
About twenty couples attended the
social dance at Grange Hall last Fri
day evening.
The Methodist quarterly meeting
will be held next Saturday and Sun
day, at this place.
A. d. Thomas has constructed q
sidewalk from his house on Wolcott
street to Main street.
Charley Tinker has entered upon
the duties of his last year at the JEFF
ferson medical college, Philadelphia.
The fall term of Peoples Academy
commences next Wednesday, Septem-
Der 5. A large attendance is expect
ed.
The Advent camp-meeting will be
held in Shaw's grove from September
to IL, Rev. James White and wife
presiding.
Harvie M. Rich, Frank L. Irish and
Josiah A. Wood have returned to
Dartmouth college, having finished
their summer vacation.
Hendee's new house is to be heated
with a furnace and lighted by gas,
being the only one in town containing
the latter improvement.
A new barber, F. F. Liberty by
name, has located on Portland street,
in the Burke block. We need one
more. Who will volunteer?
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting
holds it's next session with the Nor
ristown church, commencing August
81, and holding over Sunday.
The small boys of Morrisville and
Hyde Park played game of ball Last
week, giving the Morrisville boys the
victory by a score of 10 to IA.
The "Rustics," of Wolcott, and The
"Modocs," played matched game O
base ball here last Friday, which re
suited in victory for the "Rustics,
scores standing 80 to 81.
Rev. V. M. Hardy finished his pas
toral duties with the Congregations
society last Sunday evening. Man,
regrets are expressed that he is oblig
ed to cease his work here for the pres
ent.
A party of young people VISITED
Mount Mansfield last Saturday, ant
report a pleasant time, and, though
the day was somewhat cloudy, they a
times obtained good view of the sur
rounding country.
Last Friday night Morrisville wa
the scene Of another runaway. Thu
time A. w. Spaulding was the unluck.
one. He was drawing salt from tn
depot for Slayton & Co., with thei
team, when tug broke, letting tn
: thills down, thus frightening the horse
which, being powerful animal on tn
bit, could not be controlled, and ran
, drawing the wagon by the holdbacks
f The salt was spilled out, and jus
3 before going down mill hill Mr.. Spau
0 ding was thrown out, striking upo
/ his head and shoulders, irijuring hlr
' considerably, though no bones wer
broken.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29

b Monday, Aug, 6, passenger trains
rer this road daily, Sundays except
'orland and Ogdensburg Junction at
BOA. NJ, and '7:45 p. Ne, arriving 1T
ID II As, A. NJ. and 2:i5 and 9 80 p. NJ.
eyng Cambridge at 7:45 p. NJ. will
Essex Junction.
lleave Burlington at . 80 and 7 As
b =. NJ, reaching Cambridge June
and :26 A. NJ, and 5 ;06 p. NJ, respect.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
BELVIDERE.

Merritt Potter is doing some fine
carriage painting.
1t is reported that the General meet
ing of the Christian Conference will
commence here the 9th of Sept. next.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
Picnic.

myers and Farmers Picnic will
Ii the camp-ground in Norris
pk Sth. 1t bids fair to be a sue
lacommittce of arrangements are
~ active in their efforts to
M of the most enjoyable gather
Aeld in the county. And, they
ITO the farmers and their wives,
ispend one day in rest and social
III Prominent men in the county
pinvitcd to entertain the meet
nd speeches, and written arti-
suitable to the occa-
ilfnrtshicr Invitation is extended
dall who have not been other
ted. Especial invitation is eX-
the singers, in the county, to
bring their grange song books.
rof exercises will be substan-
ldlOws: Song of welcome, by
NJ address of welcome, liter
'l|ees, by the ladies. Refresh
aadrcsses, short speeches and
lIieles; followed by a discussion
tut food-its relation, value and
|o0.' The exercises will be in
Nw!th cnlivening music, both
4 instrumental.
W fnATMTTsrEE
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
rLEH0nINI VnLLEI.

Rev. D. f. Land will preach at
East Cambridge at 10 80 A. NJ, Sun
day.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
COMMITTEE.

u, Jr., was in town last Saur-
BE is quite ill with typhoid
Bull is still sitting in John
Tory,
be returned from Old Orchard
Fening.
voice of improved Singer Sew
es just received at c. j. Patch's.
u of salt has just been received
arOng which he selling very
htch is selling nice chamber
Ter than any man In Lamoille
}St. Louis flour, made from the
winter wheat, $S.50per barrel,
fong's.
Z has attached his corn cutter to
III and now elbow, we winds,
|the COW may be fed.
PIX, the Burlington and Lamoille
Pill commence selling through
p Burlington to Boston for the
urged by the Central Vermont
will Baptist quarterly meeting
D at Morristown Corners mex
Iurday and Sunday. Ministers
opens Friday afternoon, a
pyes will run the starch factory
\ instead of A. B. and A. L.
pes back to st. Johnsbury t.
h quill once more. Verify "the
liter than the sword"
fhe time to go to the sea-shore
70. have issued excursion ticket
4atiOns to Portland and return
reduced rates. Fare from thiI
n back 1925, less than hal
game of base ball was played
Hyde Park, last Saturday, be
Red Champions Of Eden, AM
PCS of that place, resulting il
~ the latter club, by a score o
! can should attend the musica
at Stowe next week. If yol
Rtend through you should a
p the great concert on Thurs
hg, September 8, Full cours
70 cents; concert ticket 2
I generally mention n cor
. accompanied by a mess O
wever a stalk of pop corn l
llree inches is so remarkabl
PIKE mention of it. We wi
] e name of the party who gre,
y wlen the mess of corn comes.
, 1877-08-23

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fss aae h,c, IL: se ~ wtss .niet h.sci ac SPERM:
si: a. sss;ot X" II s!s :!5s'Is .* S'f 1 t'";' ~ g.
wfntrr, miners oil tc. ntlrnttnr. ;sAt tths nartnH.
ssa'.s sa:as. @ tIxa" e
ss s,ats @ ssIacc, .",,a. = i c &c at
:Sss: :s5 3s:s; as9s I'D .sa s.s Il
M,TAT%f.,we,s aa,s. m md unchanged Eas's rose
%Ensa d.i a1a yssy Ts:k e s,s ndst nrt
$s.yy sssiR!: ~ n! fs'gS$
s;o.s. Is Il ;T: s''s 5%s Ct: :ss T III; 4 is
tt,.!t M co,nnon ses i, r. fla. W. .rn. rasis,
:" sE i stT5 st1f II wv wss s
arIns. h',! no.siy wanted +: ,.~..,.u, .,,.,..
taFs t:%s :S,sn a,lry; !St:sss: ,not.,
Gsiema1. sss.ae: Eooi DO assasc. r. as
nnr.' "s.'S rso'te esa7se' choicest ssssses sAn.
,iarxs..,;.S common. .oesoe, eeia d. s9sass; 1 mc.
Ss4c! etalsc at.G,s; rsSs: We 5'Ssiss o aae,c.
msa!a, F::$ y: 45!s s.; As; ssssac ans,i,
":ss es3Ss s; s s!aess Sst ss1s .SoD, aoc,
mrdint ~" :t5c: god nrtans. :te Hr, nne. !3si1e
esis:,t eSs:t ts;sf; i. cse. 'e' choicest S4'
t%Losas .:tonnnon,. eca2+1 eood common. 2oes?3c: 49,:
nae.t sss ,e eiIsc % Sp sssssss siaeeis, ~ 7t 3
ss & c'fs'Gs; g ~ Ssss Sssf. ii.
WI9iis VI. 70 ,netIeraia reane.t: Ths orders nrs
ssss ass tfSs @ :'esn Hen .ao s
lae !l. ea4a:ct nue. Ieecc, Taait: M s.e ns4lun,
~, ;H .a7si tub Nools ehocc 4us42et dos iaH ~
g0ud, 1NA.tac.
, 1877-08-23

feature va. Lake Shore. which a!vancca from,
~, to G.. on large dealings and considerable c1.
Cftcment. Tltrre wcEc llkeral orrrA n. II sara
toen Ia b,y this stock. Michigan Central fo'lnwrd
with si*c from au'i to :s''., with mn active
common rIting from :,'l 10 10 and preferred srnn.
Ill. 10 ,,!7.. Western luEnn atyancca from 7stSi
10 hlli. aud ~ae more active. New York Central
advanced from faK tn 10Dii, Nock island from
rs. tn NA,s, st Paul from :ti u ISL. preferred
eidc mall from 2as, ~ .3.s. Delaware, taekawsa;
na. Western frnm 47 to 4!. New .1crscy Central
from, III, tt liza, Norris L Estcx from n 10 1,i,
delaware = Hudson from VA tn IL 1, md Er'o
from VI to 104.. :atlanslc & Taelac Te'egtanh
wa. u sndlen change In The temper Of speculation
after tho second call this afternoon and prices Ac.
clihcd Il 10 24 from tho highest point previously
current. Towards the close. however,, recovery
OF tatsl!4 took place. and the market left nI nrIn
highest price o. tha tay slawafo inskawanna
cred 10 47l. Western rn,on feai on to SoS,
and rallied to s1s.- delaware l. Hudson
lrinet! 10 III. and Morris Etsex TO TIA clos,
iii M oil "a IL. and elosed il i0A Now York Cen:
tral fell OF to tt}at. st. Paul cusnmun u - and
preferred to Us, eln.inR at these figures. North
western common fell nf1 10 eS,i. and preferred! to
I'M, closing At .sa and 49,. respectively: The
io 100 wcrc New York Central =, 200 Eric. o.; toD
i.nkc 2horr. II, 400 Northwerteru. y, s00 Rock
Island, IL, ,gU0 1t. ranl ~: 100 delaware. Lacka-
wanna Il Western. 2, 100 New Jetscy Central. Il,
IOO Delaware 4 lindson Canal, II, 10o Michigan
Mvney esry; i!s(l3 On call. Prime mercantile
customs, 9}0fl 600.
Thc Treasury dI.oursea s1os. 900.
GlcaIinrs. 81, o0O, u00. ,o
, 1877-08-23
DY TELEGl1ApH.

FOREIGN CITIES.
The following wcrc rcec1sed by the Chicago rosr'l Of
Trade,
LtvEnroot, Aug. 32.-rsimc rness pork-EaAern.
IN. Western. hJs hsrGH- H-CumbEslnnta H7ts abort
rb. ~ ui long clcar -. %, short clear, t:ss soul'
de7s, 32s, hams, 62s. Lard 43s Cd. Primo mess beef
fs's, India McAs beef. g7s, eItfa India msM. iU3s
Cheese. bIs. TAllow. Ais.
LoSpoS. Aug. 12.-LteknPootr-WhcRt and corn
Etruna. MAnx LAfK-whcat and corn hrm. Cargors
or coast stWhcak stint weak. Csrxocs on phBsnRe
-WhcatA ahads dearcr, corn stoady, tiood shipping
California wheat lust shipped. 5ss nearly due. o7s
Imports Into the United Kingdom, during The pas, week
Flour, a3.Oo3tCo up htlat wheat. o5. otd3,Ut %
qra; cprn, tp. o0oaio5 0oo qrs, LA7En-MArk Lang.
Fair nserkga quality Of now spring wheat Tor prompt
alnment by sail during the prrscnt and following
noat tas. Cargocs OF cosst-Fsr avcfage California
wheat, 68s.
soeetat nfspatca 10 n. Tftoust.
fIrEnroot, Aug 22-iI 4. m,-0hAtx-WhcAt-
Winter. No. |, lis a; No. rs, Rprina, NJ. !. 1:s
No. = ios I'd; white. NJ. /, "a I'd: 10. ., lis iii,
club No. I. III iUas No. T. las ID. CornNo l, 2es 3d
No. 2. 99A
: rnov's,oss-Pors. sa.. Lard. 4asca.
Llyxaluot. AuR. 11-f.atcss. --CurToN- -Irtcgu}af,
nat: c&8 at0 sales oo ha,css speculation aud exs
port. 9,O1O, American B,opn,
DnEapsruFFs-calflorhfa white wheat, tlaGstts sds
10 c1nl+ IL ~ tas 1UIs No. 10 No. rch Western
spring isA sda l.s. do winter. tssdet.s Ad. Corn
Western Ti1cd. csss'@ 81. OAs-Ameican, eEG u ID.
BarIcy-Amcr!can. ~ Ud.
rEAb-EanAtltan, 17a 01
CLOVER HEEp-AmtrIcar. 4ssQtOs.
phor1sioSl-Mess potk. ols. Mess beef prime, D5s,
Lard-American, ~ ai. uacon-Long clcas, 3ss odt
short c.car. 17s.
CHEFsE-fino American, BIS 81,
TALLow-Amcricah, 4ts I'd.
rHrHoLxuu-sprIts. n, refined, It's eie12s.
LixtEKb OIL-1Us 0d13is.
fsEstS-EomMpn. IL ed35s I'd. pa,c 1as
6rsKirs OF TEArxKrlNE-:7a o.
LoShox. Aug. R.cI.-TALlow-i3s,
ASTwknr. Aug. 22.-rxrnoLkrA-alf.
, 1877-08-23
REPUTATION.
Action OF Various Counties In Kansas.
Lfspdtch 10 81. Lot.js Globe. utMtcruf.

Action OF Various Counties In Kansas.
Ifspatch 10 81. Louis Globe. Dtmtcruf.
LEAvEkwoArM, kas.. Aug. 1O.-Fo1lowihg tbs
lead Of Loaveuwortb County In tho matter Ut CEN.
psumtanR their bonded Indebtedness, various uLtt
t'ing which a reality au,uAnts to ll,to slo:. u
reputation. Tho deot Ut Leaycnwotth City aud
county u neatly 81. .9io ou0. aad tllu n4sc,sel
ssoo, o06. rio county IL therefore unable to pay
oil sho owes, mud will foree to conptunEc with
her crcditots Or bu suld Al S1er1fta snc. The ac-
mA9a levy to pay s1jU, 0DU nf ralltoad bonds!
Indebtedness ami inirrcst II generally tH.!utsed
oy w,no not
cAt OF tho cuuntya te1i, cani,ut 10 paid tAad this
county feccvca any sort Ut an equivalent foF iha
lonts. a. well AZ tho tnturest thereon. mt !aylu.
becn tho dHpe Of swindlrrs and scaiptfs, WHO
pocketcd thy profits. aud icft tho county 10 ppcsst
an an arrangemenl tcrdiiK to i compromise. In 9th:
or parts uf the State It is tue sallo way, AMI the
tcckiesrness displayed by tho cltl1cHs Of Fu!to1t
cut scheme which pfesuulcd Ia beginning 10 be4s
bitter fsnlt. Thn littss CITY Of Che!opa y saI!lea
tho taxable property IN the city tcng but Sou 00O
and has o,tcfea 10 compromise a. I'd cents IN tas
tullur. Tho Hoard 0f Commissioners Of Uonpha1
coun!y hsy9 refnssd 70 make lssy 70 ray tls Ia; =;
bcptGmbcr next the peop!o OF Douglas County "I!t
yote npon proposition 10 compromise their rail,
FSsa aan s soo Sv s oay sa s
nltssiuuo1 Of Frnnkllu ,llayu prremptoFlly de-
clincd TO make loyY 70 my 'tlas iats,.
ness, and tho Commissioners OF Anderson
County havc postponed making levy for tAr pay:
meut uf tho Interest upun Its railroad bonus, aud
refuse ret tl,1u when they Bhn inret tu do 10,
II IL also saId tho Commissioners Ut Marton couuI
have refused to levy to pay tho interest," upon tho
bonds issued to thu H. Joe. Kansas j. Tsxus ttaI|.
way, wlirh enterprise however, ts dead anu hmuu{
the things Ut tho Ast nnd th1a II tho way II IL all
over Kansas. Atch,son County, while u has made
no direct move townrL a ncoulpTumisc, IL rcuuy TO
do ~ tho 4rst opportunity which of{crs. Thu poo
pie willing lO pay, but llave not tho ploary 70
, 1877-08-23

The following Instruments wcfc 1led for record
Wednesday, Aug. ~:

The following Instruments wcro flcd for record
Wednesday. Aug ~:
CITY PROPERTY.
Warren AT IT It Y OF Lincoln IT. = I, G5xt15
Il, with f1upruvctnehts dated Apf ia..4...S Loco
North Clark Il, N It n Ut ClIeago Az T. 41x
I33 II. dated Aug. ~ tr.uilIas Il. nEyau 10
MaFy f. flcttnkl. ::...,,......... lAuW
.lx7l II. with inpru. tHleNta. dated AugHh 7e3
Ward 1t. iHU II = Ut Webster nv. I. .axt1i
Elstan rlad, tHl ftsso Sorthnr. not = It .,x,
tn alley. tatua july ta.:....:.....:..:....:.. 7oo
rnnlna IT. i25 It II Ut Emily IT. c T. .5St:a It.
west s,hio i, isiX II . of fsGiaa It, h I. :il
1itI.k It. dated Aug. ~ -. .;.-......,...... go
West FOX 1t, lGs It v Of flolcy 1t, 81 u tito
sIley. lAtrtf AuR. 3i..........:. ......... 1.l0O
Indiana Az. ! n II 4f eighteenth 1t, Q 1, 6Gx
l:A3 II, hated Aug IL. sf1
NORTH or ctTT LlNtrH, w1tnlS HAhIr8 or 6EvES
NlLKb or THE CDr1lr-iu
Evanston road. IN It n Ut Mavclant, II, W I, 20
xiiu1{ II. dated hux RI Zoo
B0uIu or clTr L1Ai1H, WITHIN 4 nAliEs or BkfkN
MtLEs or TIE ruUnT-ttuEsE.
COttaQe Qrnve av, ~ cof OF FGFty'fUurth IT.
OF. Il0x.u7M m thames II. Abbott to ucuFga
II. Nnrncrl, Intrtt Aug 10. 10 600
FUyfy.thirA 1T. VI It Z OF Hkutt1cR aT. . I,
II n. lUuxll. Il. Aatc1 Aug ai........:..::.. ECO
GeAevteve VI, IN II = OF Fiftlcth u, I, itlx
lis t. dated Aug. tl..........'+-.,..".s..." zoo