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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13
THIRD DAY: RACES.
1925 in Premiums

No. 1. $l00.-For horses that never
trotted better than three minutes. $50
$25-$l3-$lO
No. 2. $125.-For horses that never
trotted better than $50. $55-$S5-$2d
-$15.
No. 3. $l50.-For horses that never
tretted better Than 2:4o. $75-$50-S25.
No. 4. $250.-Open to all horses. $3.50
-$90-$30.
CONTROVERSIES races to be mild
heats, best in five to harness, and viii be.
governed by the Rules Of the National
Association Entrance Fee, ten per cent
Of the purse, which must accompany the
nomination in all cases. Three or more tos
enter, two to start. Any horse distancngi
the field will be entitled to first money!
only. AL entries must be made to G. Al
Robinson, at Barton, OF before Satur1
day, September LIST, at o'clock D. M
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Fare One Way

during the three days. Admission first and second
days will be 25 cents for each day. teams 25 cents for
single and 80 cents for double. Admission third day
50 cents; Children under Is years of age, 25 cents,
Teams and seats free
VIZ. ROBINSON. President
J. Z. SKINNER, Treasurer.
O. A. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13
SECOND DAY.

$50 a. m.-All awarding committed
will receive their books at the Secretary
office, and proceed to examine that claI
to which they have been assigned, repo
to the same office and return their boo
at2p.m.
$3.50 q. m.-Grand Cavalcade of Horses.
comprising all entered in classes lst an
I'd, and will be examined by the commi
tee in rear of stand.
1890 a. m.-All Mares and Colts will
be exhibited on the track and examine
by the committee in rear Of stand.
IL a. m.-Exhibition Of trotting tire
years old Colts owned in Orleans Count
and the towns of Sheffield and Sutton.
l p. m.-Exhibition of trotting foul
years old Colts and Stations owned ii
Orleans County and the towns Of Sheffield
and Sutton.
4 p. m.-Premiums declared from thu
Stand.
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PROGRAMME 1sT DAY

s a. m.-The grounds will be open an|
ready for the reception of visitors, articlI
and animals for exhibition Eyerythii
presented must be entered by D. m Il
first day. and remain on exhibition duri
the second day.
l p. m.-Grand Cavalcade of all horsd
entered for premiums.
2 p. m.-Exhibition of Stations I'D
premiums.
3 p. m.-Grand Cavalcade of all Oxe|
in town teams, and all Oxen and Steel
will pass around the track
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13

The coinage of the minis of the
United States during the month of
March was Gold, S5,873,0O0; trade
dollars. 1896, 900, silver change, ST.
$4,000. The total number of pieces
struck was 8,5l5,650. The total value
of gold and silver was S8,443,O0O.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13

The remains of General Custer arrived
in Chicago on Tuesday from Fort Lin
coin, and were forwarded to West Point,
where they will be inferred in a receiv-
ing vault until October. The remains
of Colonel Cook, Lieutenant REILLY and
DR.. Dewolf arrived on the same train.
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Music by Newport COrnGt Band
EXTRA TRAINS.

The Conn., d Pass. R. R. will run Extra Trains on
Thursday SAntemhar G.
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Oscar D. Patterson, alias Jim Brady.
who was arrested in New York on
Thursday for grand larceny, has been
recognized as desperate burglar and
bank robber. who was implicated in the
Northampton, Keesville and other bank
robberies, and is wanted to finish out a
five years sentence in Sing Sing and a
ten years sentence in Delaware.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13

1t is curious fact that while the
Baltimore and Ohio strikers say that
they are starving on the wages they are
paid, and cannot buy bread for their
families, they are reported to be patron
izing the rum shops of the places they
hold in very liberal manner. Per-
haps they would explain this on the
ground that whisky is necessity and
bread luxury.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13

Gov. Robinson, of New York, last
week pardoned Frank H. Walwerth,
who murdered his father, Mansfield
Walworth, in 1878. Young Walworth
was convicted of murder in the second
degree. On his trial one of the pleas
of the defence was insanity and reports
from the prison indicate that he has
been insane since his Imprisonment,
even if not at the time of shooting. He
was sent first to the prison at Sing
Sing, and was afterwards transferred to
Auburn, where he has been under
medical treatment. The pardon is
based on these grounds.
Martinez Campos has sent dispatches
to the King explaining the situation of
the campaign, and stating that the in
surgents are so we'll supplied with in.
formation by spies, and their facilities
for disbanding when pursued are such
that it takes 500 soldiers to look after
ten insurgents. Gen. Campos therefore
requires 5000 more troops to crush the
Instruction. Campos further says the
insurgents will only surrender on re-
ceiving their independence, and recon-
mends the Spanish Government to adopt
one proposition or the other. A great
many sick soldiers have arrived at the
interior.
HANOVER, N. H., Aug. 9. DR.. Al
pheus Benning Crosby. Professor of the
Dartmouth Medical College, died this
afternoon at LILO. He lectured to a
class Monday morning, although he ex-
perienced difficulty in reading his notes
and making the usual demonstrations.
Tuesday he took drive in his carriage
and a bath in the Connecticut. On
Wednesday morning he dictated letters
to patients and conversed freely with
members of his family and friends. He
grew worse at night, and after 9 a. IN.
he was unconscious till death. The
cause of his death has not been deter
mined The funeral services will occur
at the church on Sunday next at 8 p m.
All members of the medical profession,
especially old students of the deceased,
are most cordially invited. He leaves a
wife and three children.
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Several immense horse-mackerel have
recently been caught near Newburyport,
Mass. The Boston Journal says two
of them were captured on Monday by
Messrs. Edwin F. Hunt and Jabez M.
Eaton. Mr.. Hunt struck one in the
back and worked two hours in getting
him, and he was alive when the shore
was reached. He was ten feet long,
seven feet girth, and weighed about
eight hundred pounds. He had several
fins, varying from a foot to eighteen
inches long; large head, which resem-
bled that of mackerel. and his skin
was very hard and of silvery color.
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Ten dollars in discretionary premiums TOT
articles not mentioned In the list.
Committee-Chas. Carpenter and wife, Charlestoni
L. H. Thompson and wife, Irasburghi ~ B. chafey
and wife, Albany; o. H. Austin and wife, Barton
Landing
CLASS l7th-oRNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Ottoman cover 75c SOC
Cambria embroidery 1bc 800
Cotton embroidery I5c SOC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-20
A Word 10 Boys.

What do you think, young friends, OF
tina hundreds of thousands who are try
ing to cheat themselves and others into
the belief that alcoholic drinks are good
for them? Are they not to BE- pitied and
blamed? Do YOU want to be one of these
wretched men2 II we are to have
drunkards IN the future, some Of them
are to come from the boys to whom l
sm writing; and ask you again If you
want to be one of tbem2 No? Of
course you don't!
Well, l have plan for you that IS
Just rs sure to save you from such tate
Ms the sun is to rise tomorrow morning.
1t never failed; 1t never will fail; it can
not fail; and think it is worth know
ing. Never touch liquor IN any form.
That's the plan, and 1t is not only worth
knowing, put it it worth putting into
practice.
| know you don't drink now, and it
seems to you as il you never would.
But your temptation will come, and 1t
probably will come in this way:
You will find yourself, some time, with
a number of companions, and they will
have bottle OF wine on the table. They
will drink, and offer 1t to you. They
will regard it as u manly practice, and,
very likely, they will look upon you as
milksop ii you dom. indulge with
them. Then what will you do? Eh7
What will you do? Will you say,
Boys, none of that stuff for me! L
know trick worth two OF thatr Or
will You take the glass, with your own
common sense protesting, and your con-
science making the whole craugGt bitter,
and a feeling that You have damaged
yourself, aud ten 90 oil with hot head
and skuIking soul that at once begins
to make apologies for i,self-just as the
soul of Colonel Bsckus does, and will
keep doirg during all his lfe?-J q.
Holland, 81 Nichotqs for May.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Cambridge 10y Jefiersonian.

Cambridge (O) Jefersonian.
FIVE hundred and fifty freight cars
passed west over the Baltimore and Ohio
road in one day OF last week.
A CAMBRIDGE man has been married
nine years and is the father of eleven
children. Twins twice, triplets twice
and one solitary and alone.
The hogs IN this neighborhood are sutf
ering with disease supposed to be cholera
A number of deaths are reported already.
Great care should be taken that the dis
ease may Lot spread.
SCARLET fever is reported as epidemic
in Rich Hill township, Muskingum
county, on the Guernsey county line. -
Several localities in this county have
cases OF 1t.
The marriage is announced of
William Shaw, ST., of Cumberland, to
Mrs. Mary Flanagan. Mr.. Shaw is past
eighty, while the bride is about fifty.
May the happy couple live to celebrate
their golden wedding.
From the present condition of the
market it looks Ms il wool would start in
this county at about thirty five cents per
pound. At the present time there is
little movement in any except little
tub washed, which brings at the outside
80 cents. Buyers are backward, and the
growers are not prepared to sell.
A CAMBRIDGE man was held last
week for breaking open building In
the night time and THEFT with malicious
destruction OF property on proof from
finding his hymn book and his copy o:
the Pittsburgh Christian AduOcats on the
morning after the depreciation He is
in Jail now and should be provided with
Gospel Hymns end religious litera.
ture.
JAMES r, Moss, ESQ, was stricken
with paralysis last Monday morning
about ten o'clock. He had been making
u garden anu had jus. entered the house
ard sat down to rest, when he fell from
his chair to the floor. One side of his
body was totally paral yzed, but he has
so tar recovered as to be able to be about
again.
The star OF Jordan Early, colored
man. seems TO be looming up in the
political sky of this county, and may
yet eclipse some Of our present luminous
politicians. At the recent election he
ran for Constable of jackson township,
on the Republican tiket, was elected,
presented his bond with Maj. john 7.
R.iney rs surety in the sum o. five hun
dred dollars. sworn in, and is now per-
forming the duties oil his office. Last
Monday u week at q school election IN
the same township. Early's son-ln law,
Clark, was elected school director. A.
Clark could neither read nor write he re-
signed the Office.
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EST Milton
food JewelTy
Oubi n ALTON
rat. Consisting
II eI K a q {
gAtci Oh aim Ia.
Les handsome
rUOch, and ear
rOpspaIT "le-
ant gold stOns
leeye buttons
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-20
The CuIture Of Family Ties.

Hannah Snowden, writing IN the
Alone and Society" department OF
.Scrijner for May about her experienced
keeping house for the summer In the
country, says:
O.e idea | had in having country
home WAS to gather in sllthe children OF
our families. Brothers and sters grow
W together united They finally marry
and separate. Then their children, from
being apart. know but little OF one
another, and the s.rcng family feeling
that existed among the parents finds no
place among TIE offspring. Then, too
petty jealou>ies spring up, which
can only he avoided by mutual inter
course. l hoped to make my home
common ground tor all my nephe VS. snd
nieces, Of whom there were about twenty.
These chllCren, Ms in all large families,
were differently situated in life. / wish
to bind them together by com mon pur-
suits and amu:ements, so that their tu-
ture lives might be influenced for their
mutual good. | wanted the boys TO go
swimming together in the river that ran
BY at the railway station. to play ball, to
milk the cows, 10 race rabbits, and u
grow hardly snd self-relisnt IN an hon.
eel rival OF outdoor life.
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ALL SOB 70.

Now II tho time 70 take up old tin
cans from the back yards and tie them to
dogs tails. ~
TIE West Virginia editors have got
the State Capitol of its feet and are toss-
| ing II from one to another ell over the
! State. Philadelphia Times. d L.
TIE season of the year when glrl can
fool fellow by making him hold yarn
on his hands while she winds 1t OF on q
ball is passed. LIE: her try ice cream.
KELLOGG says PACKARD has the nerve
and will fight if it is any use." But If
PACKARD has even so little sense as
KELLoaa-snd that is very little-he
will see that it is no use.
TIE Columbia Register, speaking for
South Carolina Democrats, concludes
that the rights OF the freedmen will be
much better guarded under HAMPTON
than under CHAMBERLAIN.
LAURA FAIR, the shootlst, now stock
broker in San Francisco, has been sued
for the recovery of money entrusted to
her for IT, vestment in stock and never se-
counted for.
Gov. NICHOLS, of Louisiana, lost an
arm ard leg in the Confederate service,
cat which" he said, 81 feel badly, because
the ambition of my life has been q judge.
ship, but you know that one-sided
Judge would scarcely be the proper
thing"
GENERAL Dew ,"precistes WEN
DELL PHILLIPS. Nv hen Mr.. PHILLIPS
calls you liar, villain and scoun.
drel," he says, she merely means that he
does not agree with you. He is maker
of phrases and must have some one to
apply them to-"
A COUSIN of ex-Pres,dent GRANT
ma ned BARNARD, bank examiner of st.
Louis, has Just been dismissed by the
new administration. If all the ex-
Presidents relatives are to be turned
out, there will be lots of vacancies Tor the
waiting army of place seeking patriots.
The Republican State committee of
California has issued an address pro.
testing against making the fight this
fall on any particular candidate for the
limited States Senate. Tho men who are
now trying to ride into the Senatorship
on the party shoulders are heavy enough
to break the party down.
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SeIEFeedinx Nail Machine.

Middleport (O)Heraid.
Mr.. K. Z Grant, of this town, ha. re-
Gently perfected and completed q nail
machine that promises fair TO rev olu-
tionize that business. 1t operates on an
entirely new priaciple, with rotary
motion, and is selI-teeding. A plate
dropped in the hopper is cut up into per.
fectly headed nails, that drop below,
ready for blueing. We saw the machine
in operation, and those interested in
mechanics will find it rare Curiosity.
Two machines are already ordered by q
prominent nail company, where they
will have thorough test.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Tx 1876 California produced over
seven million gallons OF wine.
THERE is serious talk of draining
Okechooee lake in Florida and reclaim
ing thousands Of acres Of land.
A VESSEL l. loading ut Port Royal
Tor Holland. 1t will carry 450, 900 feet
OF lumber. and will be the first ship
ment thence TO that country.
The late session OF the Legislature of
Indiana cost $l0l, $780, The per diem OF
the members amounted to $4,000.
A BosToN firm, which for time
turned out 10000 feet OF blue glass
week. is shortening sail. The curious
have all the blue panes they can expert
meEt with ut present.
THE Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals in Atlanta, Ga,
offers premiums for dray horses IN the
best condition, and is erecting drinking
fountains tor man and beast.
The city council CT Portsmouth, n
III
for ten years any msnutsctory OF any
material whatever which may be located
in the city, provided the capital invest
ed shall exceed 5000.
A CITIZEN writing to the Erie DisDdtch
states that tine city and school debt,
bonded and floating. of Erie, Pa. is now
81. 300, 900 OF over. This enormous sum
represents over ten per cent OF the real
estate of that city.
GOODWIN SMITH writes to the London
Times that Canadian manufactures are
diving, but that be does not think the
true remedy TO be protection. he says
it is the abolition of the custom. houses
between Canada and the market to
which il naturally belongs, the United
States.
On the 10th ffty-eight different
pieces OF property will be offered Tor
sale IN Dauphin county, Pa, by the
sheriff. The Patriot says that since the
last term of Quarter Sessions Court
ltuur,h week IN Jar uary) l9l executi, MS
have been issued and los writs OF sclre
| facias and summonses.
RECENT mails have brought irstruc-
tious from Australia and Cape Co.ony
to houses in England TO make up con-
Arguments OF hardware from American
aud not from British products. Mer-
chants in those distant countries are
csptivsted with the beauty and low
prices of American. hardware goods.
The New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company, 1t twenty-five
of their stations, employ women a. ticket
agents and telegraph operators, VINO are
found to answer tue purpose in some re-
snects better than men, for they can sell
tickets, oper ate and talk all NJ the same
time, and for half the price.
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schrm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIFI IH' 0IEIV
100000 FOR ONLY TEN.

Whole Tickets $40. Halves s., Quarter
So $. II Tickets 500, S313 Tickets $50 77'4
Tickets $50.
Drawing Positively June 30. 1877.
and every thr 90 mo trs thereafter.
Certificate of Supervisors OF Drawing
This is To certify that the first drawing oil
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
many took place on the 9Th OF mOer,
in Major Hall, Frankfort KY. In the pre-
sepce and under our immediate superNls-
ion.
We further state that every ticket, and
mart OF ticket, which had been sofa, We're
represented in the wheel, anu that the
draw ng WAS fairly and h nest!y conduct
ed We further state that We had 10 H.
terest whatever in the enterprise, nor any
connection with the same, except IN TN
character OF supervisors, whose sole duty
was TO protect the interest of the ticket
holders and 10 preside over tie drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duvsll, late Chief Justice sup
Court Of KY: James q. Dudley, Chalr.
man Board OF School trustees; 1Ialit
Green, Cashier Farmers' Bank OF Ny :
Hon. 5 l. NJ. Major. Public Printer stale
OF XIV: II n. Thos. y. Lindsay, fres
Farmers Bank OF Ny: Hon. Thomas T..
Jones. Clerk Of Sup. Court of KY; Judge
X. A. Thompson, Pres'dg Judge FRANK
lin Co. Court: James u. Crockett CLERK
Franklin county Court.
Remittances can be made by Mail, EN-
press. DRAFT, 7. o. Order or Registered Let
Ter. made payable 10 u. ". Rarrow o.
All communications and orders LOT LEX
els should be addressed TO
q. ". BARROW d. CO..
Gourier-Journal Building. Louisville, ny
/ .aDIlAeOleRXa
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DE, sCHENCK'S STANDARD
REMEDlES.

Tho .tsndard remedies for all diseases 81
the lunas are SchenckS Pulmonte syruP,
Schsnok SNea Weed Tonic, and sohenck
MandrskS Pulls, and II taken before the
lungs are destroyed. . speedy cure u
no tnsss three msdisinss d.. ]. Il Sob:
enck. of Philadelphia, owes his unr1yalieo
success In the treatment OF pulmonary
. The Pulmonio Syrup ripens the morbid
matter in the lungsi nature tnroWs ~ gu
by AN easy expectoratlon, Tor wnen tne
phlegm or matter Is ripe slight cough
viii throw it OF, tho patient has rest ana
the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 DO tnls,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Schencks
Sea Weed Tonic must DO freely used 70
cleanse the stomach and liver. SchencRp
Mandrake Pills act on tho liver, removing
ali obstructions, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts freely. and the liver Is Sooa re-
scbsncks Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle
stimulent and Alternative; the alkali OIL
which IL Ia composed mixes with the 1000
and preyenfs sourinR. II assists the diges-
lion by toning up the stomach TO healthy
condition, so that the foed and the Pul-
monte syrup will make good blood then
the lungs heal, and the patient will surely
get well II care is taken 10 prevent resn
All who wish to consult Dr. Schenck.
either personally or by lie tier, can do 50 al
his principal office, corner OF Skin ana
Arch Sts., Philadeldhia, every Monday.
Schencks medicine s are sold by all drug
9ists throughout the country.
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HELP for the weak, nervous and de-
biIi,sted. Chronic aud painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all about them'
and how to distinguish the genuine
from the spurious Book, with iulI par
ticulsrs, msiled free. Address PULvEa'
nAcHER GALyANIc Co, Vine street.
Cnncinnsti o. II splseg
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Nos. sand % make Close conr ection AT
Columbus Tor all points South and south.
west: Al ClicagO Tor all points west ana
Northwest.
E.sl Uouud trains make connections al
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
snd Boston. At Washington City tor all
points South.
'WrSt bound trains make direct connec.-
tons for all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
sHFELINCI, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
TLHORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
wheeling Washington Pa,
daily at :ljA 81. daily at......lO 4 "A.
wheeling Washington, Pa.
daily It's Pm daily at......6l p. N.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
rczets 20 ali principal points on sale
ndepot. OGire open at all hours during
lheGay.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
R.T. DFVp'V'~. Gs""rr' Nyen'. ialS
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RosToN March ). 1877.


Hon. S. J. TGideM, N'c York:
My DEAR SIR: On thu. day, when
YOU ought To have been President OF the
United States, l scizs the opportunity
20 bear my testimony to the calm AMI
dignifiei manner in which you have
passed through this great trial. 1t is
many years since l ceased to be party
man. hence | have endesvored to judge
of public affairs and men rather by their
merits than by the name they take. 1t
is source OF qualification to me to think
that l made the right choice IN the late
election. Icould never have been re.
concied to the elevation by the smallest
aid of mire of a person, however respect
able in private life, who must forever
carry upon his brow the stamp of fraud,
first triumphant in American history.
No subsequent action, however meritori-
Gus. can wash away letters OF that re
cord. Very respectfully yours.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.