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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31
The Hambletonian Stallion,
Oakland Chief.

OAKLAND CHIEF is rich bay, 16 hands
" high, and years old. He "a
was sired by Country Gentleman, LII
he by Rysdyk's Hambletonian; ea4dN
dam Nancy Hoyt, by Alexanders<:Eg - IN
Abdallah, the sire of the far-famed w
mare Goldsmith Maid; second dam by Mambrino
Chief.
OAKLAND CHIEF is pronounced by all who
see him one of the finest specimens of horse flesh
in the country. He has remarkably clean head
and neck, round barrel, close ribbed, high, smooth
hips, sloping shoulders and well-coupled loins.
He has an open, clean gait, with an extra long
stride, and can trot fast. When moving he shows
the natural trOttihg gait to perfection. :.
rs VIII make the season of 1877 at the
JOCKEY CLUB STABLES, G0VANST0WN,
miles on the York road, from March 10th to 0c-
tober 1st
Good keeping for mares from distance, at
owners risk. TERMS S25 THE SEASON.
Those who desire to improve their stock are
respectfully requested to call and examine Oak
land Chief for themselves, before breeding.
For further particulars call on or address
L. MONGAR,
Govanstown, Baltimore county, Nd.
March l0.-tf.
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The GUNPowDER COPPER WoRKs-The stock
holders of the Gunpowder Copper Works held a
meeting in Baltimore on Wednesday, and elected
the following directors to serve the ensuing year
George A. Pope, George B. Cole, H. Irving Key
ser, Oliver A. Parker and Jesse Tyson. The
works of the Company are located on the Har-
ford road, at the Gunpowder river, ten miles from
Baltimore. The mills originally built in
1914, but were burned in 1875, and afterwards re-
built. About thirty hands are employed in turn
ing out sheet and rod copper. Mr.. George Fl.
Riley is the manager
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Pufu " - .
When compared with the report for 1875 ii
shows an increase of school house; decrease
of teachers; an increase of 1877 different pupils;
345 average attendance; 223 average on roll, and
decrease of 81 visits by the Examiner. This lat
ter caused by the protracted illness of the late
Examiner, DR.. Samuel Kepler-
The total receipts for the year, including bal
ance on hand Sept. Both, 1875, were Sl36,S7S.62,
all of which sum was disbursed except credit on
hand of $5,314.97.
In the different election districts the schools are
divided Gs follows:
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ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANTL0n Tuesday
morning special officer Frsnk' J. Stuart, of the
18th district, arrested Henry Schmuck, constable,
on bench warrant, charging him with the larce-
ny of wood from the property of Mr.. John S.
Hayes. The accused gave bail in $500 for his APP
pearance at Court, Mr.. Kline becoming his bond
man. The case against Schmuck, as also against
Shoppery, his hired man, on a similar charge,
came up for trial on Wednesday and both were
acquitted, there being evidence of criminal in
tent on the part of either.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

MINISTERIAL REcEPTIoN.-0n the 22d instant
the newly appointed minister, Rev. E. Richardson
and family, arrived at the parsonage, at Hereford,
the home of the junior preacher. A number of
ladies were present to receive them. table was
set, filled with the necessaries of life of whichth
minister's family and friends partook. The occa-
sion was one of pleasure.
Mr.. Richardson preached at Jessop's M. E.
church last Sabbath morning and at Warren in the
afternoon. The senior preacher, Rev. ]. R. Cad
den, will preach at Dover M. E. church, at 1O3 a.
M, April LIST, and at Bosleys at 8 p. m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

HOTEL BURNED.-The hotel known as the
Eight-Mile House, on the Reisterstown road, took
FIRE about noon on Wednesday, from some I'M
known cause, and was entirely consumed, togeth-
er with nearly all the furniture and box con-
tanning about one thousand dollars in money.
The loss is about $4,000. Insured.
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LA1SCOllCC1IOOttSs
ORIGINAL
GOODYEAR'S RUBBER GOODS,
VuIcanized Rubber i'm every Con.
ceiVabIe Form, Adapted to
Universal Use.
M1~ANY ARTICLE UNDER FOUR POUNDS
WEIGHT CAN BE SENT BY MAIL.
Wind & Water Proof Garments
A SPECIALITY.
Our Cloth surface Coat combines ttco garments IN
one. For stormy weather, it is Perfect
Water Proof and in dry weather,
a Neat and Tidy 0VercOat.
a Neat and Tidy Overcoat.

By peculiar process, the rubber is put between
the two cloth surfaces, which prevents Smelling
Sticking, even in the hottest climates. They
made in three colors-Blue Black and Brown.
Are Light, Portable, Strong and Durable.
We are now offering them at the extremely low
prices of SO each. Sent post paid to any ad-
dress upon receipt of price,
When ordering, state size around chest over vest.
Reliable parties desiring to goods, can
send for our Trade Journal, giving description of
our leading articles.
Be sure and get the Original Goodyear's Steam
Vulcanized fabrics.
Send for Illustrated price-list of our Cele-
brated Pocket Gymnasium.
Address carefully,
GOOdyear's Rubber CurIer Co..
697 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
P. o. Box 5156.
March 24.-6m.
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL LOT OF GROUND on the York
ARoad, Baltimore county, about II miles from
Baltimore city, containing IL
EHTa ONE ACRE OF LAND, MORE OR 49, 49,
in LESS, IN FEE.
Improved by well built THREE-ST0RY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE.
MG> TERMS EASY.
Apply to ANTON WEISKITTEL,
German Bank, N. E. cor. Baltimore and Holiday
Streets, Baltimore, Md.
Nov. 1S.-tf.
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DISTRESSING AFpAIR-A man named John M.
Lentz, living near Owings' Mills, 4th district,
mysteriously loft his home on Wednesday of last
week and has since not been heard from. His
wife, believing that he had deserted her and their
four small children, became mentally disquieted,
and on Wednesday swallowed about an ounce of
laudanum and a tablespoonful of Paris green. The
doses being extreme, much of the poison was
elected from her stomach, and her recovery ispos-
sible The family is in great want
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

PROPERTY SALES. G. Wilson, auctioneer, sold
at the Court House, on Tuesday, for Messrs. Slim
gluff and Slngluf, attorneys for John Sohl, mort
gagee, 13 acres of land, situated on Chestnut
Ridge; purchased by the mortgage for $500.
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GARDENvILLE ITEMs.-The Gardenville Literary
Association met at GARDENERS Hall, Thursday
evening, 18th inst, and held its first election for
officers, when the following gentlemen were chosen
President, John G. Carter; Vice President, Joseph
Forester; Secretary and Treasurer, Joseph A.
Neumayer. The question for discussion for the
evening was, (Which has the strongest influence
over man, parental or classical training" Argued
in the affirmative by Johns. Biddison and Henry
Raspe; negative, by Thos, B. Catch and Jos. A.
Neumayer The question was well argued and
decided in favor of the Affirmative. The judges
were John G. Carter, VIM. j. Bradfeld and VIM.
E. Burgan. During the evening the association
was entertained with singing by Joseph A.
Nicholas Forester.
On Thursday evening, 22d inst, the association
met. The question for the evening was, (Which
causes the greatest amount of suffering war or in
Temperament" The affirmative was argued by Crit
tenden c. Fowler and VIM. E. Burgan negative,
by Thomas Carter and Nicholas Forester. The
question was then submitted to the house when
John S. Biddsop took the side of "war," and Il.
B. Catch the side of "intemperance." After the
argument it was decided in favor of the negative.
The association has established library.
A valuable young horse belonging to Mr.. John
Mccormick had leg broke by being kicked by a
horse standing in the adjoining stall. The bone
was broken between the knee and hoof on the
right hind leg. Mr.. John Byerly was sent for,
bound up the broken leg and swung the horse and
thinks that in few weeks he will be all right
again. Yours, MARK A. RANGE.
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HORSE BILLS! HORSE BILLS {,

HAVING secured fine lot of superior display
IL type from foundries in Philadelphia, are
well prepared to print BILLS FOR STATIONS,
at SHORT NOTICE and at POPULAR PRICES.
Apply at UNION OFFICE,
March 17.--tf. Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

SHERWOOD HoUsE.-This old and favorite resort,
corner Fayette and Harrison streets, Baltimore,
has been leased by Messrs. Hendricks 4 Barnum
and has undergone a complete renovation and has
been re-furnished. The house will be kept on the
European plan and rooms can be rented with or
without board, at exceedingly cheap rates. The
restaurant in future in the past will sustain its
high reputation for the excellence of its fare, and
the bar will at all times be furnished with the best
of evervthinO
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

PUT IT IN WRITING.-How many misunderstand-
ings arise from the loose mannerin which business
matters are talked up, and then when each party
puts his own construction the conversation, the
matter is dismissed by each with call right
Frequently it turns out all wrong, and becomes a
question for lawyers and courts. More than half
of the expensive and useless litigation of the
habit of putting their agreements in writing.
Each word in our own language has its own pc
culiar meaning and memory. May be the change
of its position in sentence conveys an entirely
different idea from that intended. When once re-
duced TO writing, ideas are fixed and inelastic.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC ScHooLs.-From n
copy of the report of tho County School Commits
sioners for 1875, kindly furnished by of the
Trustees, we make the following interesting OK
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Auu OdOIHOO.O0
Whole amount applicable to pay losses $500, 24572
The past year has been one of severe trial to the
Company, the losses continuing to be heavy and
numerous yet they have been promptly met out
of the resources on hand. During the long exist
ence of the Company, now nearly thirty years,
this Institution has proved to be a valuable pro-
lection to its members against losses by Fire. hav-
ing met all its many losses promptly, without any
assessment beyond the annual interest on the Pre-
MUM Notes as fixed by the Board. We take
pleasure in commencing the management of the
Company satisfied that the pecuniary condition
is sound and healthy. Mr.. Francis Shriver, the
Treasurer and Secretary is an officer worthy Of
the confidence reposed in him and we approve his
statement as clear and free from all doubt.
The Books of the Company have been kept in
a most excellent manner and every facility has
been afforded us by the officers to enable US to as
certain the condition its affairs.
D. C. III. EMORY, Baltimore county,
LEWIS NJ. M0TTER, Frederick county,
JOHN E. SMITH, Carroll county, 80
Committee.
Directors for 1S77.-Jas. L. Ridgely, President,
Baltimore; Pleasant Hunter, Wiseburg; j. L.
Turner, Pikesville; I. II. Matthews, Cockeysville;
D. Jean, Randalstown VIM. II. Hoffman, Paper
Mills; II. L. Fringer, Upperco P. o.; Charles
Painter, 0wings' Mills, BALTIC CO.; VIM. Reese, j.
Yingling, Westminster; and J. Campbell, Man
chester, Carroll co. ; DIR. T. j. Franklin, West
River, A. A. co.; Josh. Biggs, Rocky Ridge,
Frederick county.
Executive Committee for 1S77.-Jas. L. Ridge
ly, Prest.; Joshua Bggs, Joshua Yingling, Da-
vid Jean, Pleasant Hunter.
Francis Shriver, Secretary and Agent, P. o.,
Westminster or Baltimore. Office in Baltimore,
Cor. Lexington and Holiday Streets.
Persons desiring Insurance, or any information
on the subject, can make application to the Sec
rotary, or any Of the above named officers. Have
you paid your Insurance? if not attend to it.
FRANCIS SHRIVER,
March 17.-3t. Secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-03-31

ENoRY GROVE CANP-MEErINa ASSOCIATION
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIEG.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of Emory Grove Camp Meeting
Association was held in Baltimore on Thursday
evening of last week. The President, Gen. John
S, Berry, read his annual report, The debt of the
association is $l7,39S. The report of Rev. L. H.
Cole the Treasurer, shows the total receipts, 3d.
427.02; expenditures, $3,554.14; duethe Treasur-
er, $112.27. By the LIST of July, 1871 the Trea-
surer will be called upon for l4S.47, to iquidate
current expenses and interest on the loans. The
Treasurer recommends that negotiations be opened
with the Western Maryland Railroad Company
for greater amount of rebate on tickets during
the coming season. The reports of the President
and Treasurer were accepted and ordered to DO
printed The annual election for an Executive
p Committee resulted in the choice of Rev. Bishop
E. r. Ames, D. D., Rev. L. r. Morgan, D. D.,
Rev. j. Ii. c. Dosh, Rev. D. II. Carroll, T. Mitch
ell, B. F. Parlett, Geo. Sanders, Elias Brown, DR..
John Fisher, Rev. John Lanahan, D. D., Rev. j.
j. G. Webster, Rev. Baker, J. B. Seidenstricker,
Edward G. G. Heffner, J. II. Short, James E. AL
| ford, Rev. Milford Downs, Rev. J. A. Price, Rev.
Jos. France D. D., A. ii. Greenfield, Philip OAR
| by, W. J. Tilghman, j. L. Sears, John Sheckels
| and Capt. H. Buckingham. The Trustees were
| reelected as follows: Con- John S. Berry, j. F.
Plummer, L. H. Cole, B. F. Bennett, S. Baldwin,
w. ]. Hiss, Joshua REGISTER, DR.. A. Hartman,
Philip Sherwood W. W, BinyOn, W. H. Thomas
and DIR. j. F. Powell. After considerable debate
it was unanimously resolved to hold grand de-
nominational fair in the fall of this year for the
purpose of raising money to pay off the debt.
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TO CHANGE THE
Bed ola Public Road in the
Eighth District.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIC. COUNTY,
TowsoNTowN, March 81, 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has
IN been presented to this Board by Thomas G.
Pearce, Evan Davis, Charles 0. Kemp, Thomas
II. Scott, Mordecai Ensor, William L. Wheeler
and other taxable inhabitants of Baltimore coun-
ty, to alter the bed of an old road in the Sth dis
trict, running from Davisvie to Belfast, at Lewis
Bacon's stone quarry, said road to be thirty feet
in width. The distance is about one mile.
Joshua F. Cockey, John H. Ensor and Charles
Brooks are appointed a Board of Examiners on
the above petition. They are directed to meet on
the premises, on
Monday, April 10th, 1877,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
make an examination and report whether the
public convenience requires the granting of said
petition.
PLEASANT HUNTER,
ROBERT S. C0RSE,
ISAAC CR0WTHER, SR.,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
March Pat.
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Report of the Committee.

Report of the Committee.
To the President and Members of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company in Baltimore County.
The undersigned Committee invited to examine
the affairs of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
in Baltimore County, up to the 21st day of Feb
ruary, 1877, respectfully report:
That the Premium Note Capital has been in
creased $21 ,324.79, and the total Premium Note
Capital is now $50, 266.69.
That the Risks have also increased $245, 1865,
making the entire amount of Risks S1O, 025 40.
The losses by fire during the year amount to
S24,S74.23, of which sum Sl9,O74.23 have been
promptly paid, leaving $500 to be paid, when
due.
The Committee have made a special and per-
sonal inspection of the Company Assets and find
them to correspond with the Statement thereof
submitted by the officers of the Company.
Gross Assets 38,799 03
Losses npaid......."....S5,90 10000
Note discounted............ 100000 100000
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Miscellaneous.
TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL
STATEMENT

Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company in BALI
more County, commencing March 1st, 1876, and
ending February 2Sth, 1877, inclusive.
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Miscellaneous.

Our Cloth surface Coat combines tsco garments IN
one. For stormy weather, it is Perfect
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE

John T. EnsOr, Attorney, Towsontown.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

Hos. WALTER g. DuSroN, Chief Judge
HoS. j. v. CARSKr, A,soe,ato t,ase.
lloN. A. II. GRAHAM,
Jons v HALL, Clerk
DAVID CRoFur, Sheriff.
W. ID. SHELnoN, States Attorney
John G.. Walker VS.. Barnet Wall, ct
al. This was an action on note signed
by A. NJ Alber as treasurer Of the Lon
donderry Water Power Co, Of which
Barnet Wait, Judge Arnold, and thirty
two other gentlemen were members.
The defense pleaded The statute OF limi.
ta,ions, and non assumpsit, through the
alleged want OF power in Albee 10 bind
tho members Of the association The
jury brought Ia verdict Of Si33.5l aud
costs, holding all the defendants. The
Martins aud Balchelder for plain.
ta., Miner aud Beebe for defendants
National Bank Of North Bennington,
vs.. Arlington Car Manufacturing Co.
This was an action on notes and book ac-
count, 10 which there was really no de.
Tense aud the jury brought in a verdict
for plaintiff for s3i 1921
Rasscil IIiokok vs S, Z. Tbayer. This
was an action 81 tfospass against an Off.
Ger for uolawfaliy taking property. The
jury, however, did not see anything
wrong 10 The transaction, aud brought in
verdict for defendant TO recover his
costs. Howard aud Burton and Munson
for plainlIfl; Miner aud Beebc for de.
PENDANTS.
State We. John Kennedy. The jury
brought in verdict Of guilty Of petit
larceny, and The Judge sentenced the
prisoner TO two months Ia Bennington
Iail The court also sentenced Geo. A.
Snow TO three years Of hard labor In the
State prison for forgery, and Ruth Noble
Beverly Of Pownal, to one year In State
prison, for larceny. The iurymen were
all discharged but those from this town,
sud 1t Is expected that the jury trials are
through, though there is possibility
that one or two more short cases will be
tried The court adjourned from Saiur-
day until Thursday Of The present week
III order 10 give Judge Dunlon an oppor.
unity 10 attend the commencement ex-
erelses Of Middiebary College, Of which
Institution he i one Of lhe trustees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

IN crntennsAl saairs, ana especially she
sore seesisnnlal, remark Aai BE i
nov ssviag o. his uaoaey 70 a. 70 have :
good lime a he peaHeaiiar8 Ia Auga
70, Josiah
some people may thick !, i tua 10
raise Young colts, bat whca the mother
81 the lllipn,ian sqnlne becomes 30 exas-
pera,ed u to ry 10 knock fellows
brains oct by Kicking, sod goes % far Is
to give a mAa = fierce kelp on ibe arm,
breaking few little bones, toe business
ish'i 10 be sueeEed a. Eor further par.
tiealars enquire &. VIC
Little Charley Harbour, nboa. ten
years Of age, brigh aad promising
youth, was iaken suddenly ~ last week
(TuesdAY morning., with eero5ro spinal
mesingeiis, brain fever ADD congestion Of
u Lungs, and died the next night al S
o'clock The funeral was largely attend.
ell last Friday, Rev w. O. lllgiey on
eiAllng, and there was a large circle Of
mourning friends and relations that fol.
lowed the little fellow 20 bis lAs, resting
place. The event Of CharleJ's deoease is
a severe blow 10 the beresved family, who
have the coincidence Of mAuy sympa.
thlzing friends. Verify our Heavenly
Father is making OPP bis jewels with some
OF the brighies, aud best Of earih's blessed
ones.
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On. sulLons 81 srsM virAnzEn

We are authorized TO guarantee this
remedy for the cure Of Dyspepsia, lnac-
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Loss OF Appetite, Coming up OF Food
yellow skin, and General Languor aud
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positive evidence that Il will cure. You
who are suffering FROM these complaints,
these words are addressed and will you
continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such terms? 1t is for you to deter
mine. Sample bottle, 10 cents; regular
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10000 die annually by neglecting a
Cough, Cold or Croup, often leading TO
Consumption aud the grave. Why will
you neglect so important matter when
you can get at our store, SHmoH's Con-
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the Chest or Lungs or Lame Back or
Side, SHILoH's Porous PLASTER gives
prompt relief, Sold by Wait u Hard.
HAoKMETACK, popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Wait Il Hard, Man
chester, VI, elsewhere by all dealers.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result Of MENTAL OVER
WORK INDIsCRETIoNs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No 2S. 1t tones up and invigorates the
system, dispels the gloom and despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and rejuyenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
Sl00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package of live vial and $500 vial Of
powder Sent by mail on receipt of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATlIIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
1903 FULTON ST., NEW YoRK.
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MANtnlsrlR.

AL Miner, Jr will start for Port
land, Oregon, 10 few days, where be
vii, be engaged for time in teaching
DIR. wickham, Prof shaw, aud
some others from this village are attend.
ing the commencement exercises al Mid
dlchup.
Allen, the photographer, has gone on
the mountain 10 take views, and does
no, expect TO be 81 bis rooms 10 Adams
Hall until next week
Fred. Fish isa victim Of misplaced
confidence, having hacked the thumb Of
bis hand nearly on while splitting wood
for John BATHS.
The TaeonIc Hotel bss had large
number OF guests daring the long session
OF court, and all have been well pleased
with their treatment,
Dan llAgare Of Dorset bin was ar
rested Monday and lodged 10 jail st this
place for wife bsasing. 4 raan WHO will
abuse bic wife Ought to be kicked 10 death
by mule.
Three barns arc going az 10 Tie south
part Of The village, 10 place Of those burn.
ed lAst fall That Of ]. a. Muusou will
he the best baildiag Of the kind 10 town.
--Thsre i mourning ia lbe house Of
Trne Perkins Ills last pct alligator died
recently 81 the tendsr age 81 tao years
They hal been sell sared for bat never
hoasishe1, The elimAge Of Vermont was
TOO much fos them.
The "wsid deer recently plaeed 81
the Greea nsoRisias, DO noi prove qsils
so Wild A. they might, having paid re.
qneai Nisits 10 llenry 6loaA ard tbs
relliboBe bro,hrts. aad making mlfckis
10 the aasasns. Mrs cIoad wss sartgs
Cd ihe other day By visit ffam she oIi
doe 10 her back kiieAcn. There 8 esi'
deagiy a yoang .awa In me herd, bn, ID
one has secn Il. Tie Oh ones keeping i
hid.
"A large oomptsy 81 Manchester peo
ple visited tie top q NJ. Eqalnog, Mon
dAy. They Fsposi the foad Ia refg COED
condliion. The Tip 70 tie TOP 81 ihs
meaaiAin i particularly enjoyable i,