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AN INTERESTING JUDICIAL DECISION.
The Driven Wells Question In Minnesota-The
Patentee's Right Connrmed.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 20-Judge Nelson. In
the lntd states District Court here rendered decision
today In the suit OF william Andrews, George H. An
drews, anu Nelson Green agt George b. Wright TO re-
cover damages for mn lnrngement OF the patent upon
drNewes and Tor an Injunction TO restrain from the
use OF the process without the payment Of royalty
The grounds OF defence were as follows First the re-
issue was obtained by fraud and not Tor the nve
tnn As the original second want OF novelty. prior dis
cuNery. and use third alleged invention Tor n resut
enect and not natenable fourth, dedication the pub
nc ana abnndonment All these points were overruled
IN the decision, which ordered decree Tor the
nainant and reference TO master ascertain the
damages Circuit Judge Dillon concurs
The decision Is regarded quite important the wells
are very ABUNDANT IN the state there being thousand
IN one county Hennepn. all OF which must ROYALTY
under this decision Probably hundreds of thousands Of
dollars are involved In Minnesota alone.
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Wanted. One Per Cent. or More.

Printed circulars from the National Repub-
can Executive Committee have been received by every
employee in the Custom House inviting him TO give one
pr Gent OF more OF his salary toward the election Re
puDchn candidates for Congress One per cent on the
salaries paid IN the Custom House will " about
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A Minister Accused of Murder.


There Is a great deal of excitement In the
southwestern portion Of Mahoning county.
Ohio accustomed blythe authorities having decld-
ed upon the arrest Of the Rev. Mr. Potter, late
OF Limaville. stark county. United Brethren
preacher on the charge 81 numbering William
son Carter. his wfe's uncle. near Atwater Sta
ton, about three weeks ago. The Rev. Mr. Pot
ter had not lived happily with his family. and
while he was at Conference recently his Vile
left him. and her uncle the man murdered
II move her to Alliance. shortly after Potter
got back from Conference he persuaded his
wife 10 rejoin him, and the family prepared
to emigrate to Kansas. She left about
four weeks ago. he remaining to settle up
some business. week later William Car
ter was found dead near Atwater station. He
had started to walk home from Alliance on the
railroad track. The affair has been kept se-
cret up to within a sh' ri time in order to en-
able the authorities 10 work up the case. Sus-
picion fell upon Potter in consequence OF
threats that no had made about the time that he
returned from Conference and found that
his wife had left him. Evidence goes
to show that Potter was in the vicin-
iiy Mt the time Of the murder, and a
hat which an Alliance man sold 10 Potter was
found near the murdered man. Another fact
against him Is that he disappeared Immediately
after the murder. He followed his wife to Kan
sas. William Carter was the brother Of the Rey.
Charles Carter, known all over the Reserve He
WAS struck with a heavy wrench thut crushed
his skull. and he must have died suddenly.
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON and after May -. 1874
Trains leave New York. Desbrosscs and COrtlandt
sts Ferries. follows.
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
win Pullman Palace cars attached 4 NJ, aud : 30
T. NJ. daily
For Mllhamsport, Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at -
2 NJ, connecting at Cory Tor rtu>yiic. Petroleum
Centre, and The on Regions Miliamsport and Lock
Haven. "a VI.
Baltimore, Washington, and the South Lmitcd Wash
ingtun Express ol Pullman Parlor cars daily. except
sunday, $50 A NJ, arrive WASHINGTON 80 u. VI
Regular at 20 A NJ, l. $50, ami % T. N. sunday $50
ant q T.. VI.
Express. for Philadelphia, I ~ : 80 $40, o nao Linn.
tod. II A NJ l, I, ., ii, $50. 80, ~ and % l. W.
sunday, 80 and % A. H.. .. a. ESQ, 49, 500 and T.
VI kmgrant and second class, T.. NJ.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with am through
trains at Jersey city, anorl4ns speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
For traius Ia N6warK. Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton.
Trenton, Perth Amhuy. Fiemnlton, BcNiicrc and
other points soc local schedule, nt al Ncktt ON.
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh Is 80 10 40 A. NJ lnal
daily 1910 NJ. d.an VI. duily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, lu. % ~ 4 VI. 4. H.
bla. 1910 T.. NJ SUNDAY. 20 'l. q ~ From Phut.
dcphia, up. $50. ~. 50 90 url. ~ hl 4 NJ. . d.
I 10. iii. 900, : ~. lOln ~ 20 D. VI sunday .. %
80. % ~. 10 80 II 800 4 VI. 800. iu.11 T. VI.
Ticket Otices. hsb amt Nii BruaiWlY, Aston House.
and loot oi poshrosscs ANA tortHudt SIS, Court IT.
and BronAiyn Annex Depot loot o futun st Brnnklyu,
III ll6. and IFS Hudson -. unhuNrut Depot Jersey
CITY tnsrant rchct ofice Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. t. T. FARMER.
General MANAGER. GEM PASSENGER AGENT.
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several produce dealers appeared in the
,nos rohce Court Yesterday plainants against
amnlny D. Gilmore, who had been arrested ON charge
nhs,i ,hecks with the forged endorsement. az NJ
co. aud Park Tllord "Ss"eh Vi macy
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Nrp GOODS.
Urrr,s SHIFTS.

L. TEP's SHIRTS
N the BEST AND CHEAPEsT IN THE WORLD.
We cannot make Better Shirts AZ Price
All made from the celebrated Wamsuita muslin B0s.
ouu- ply. AN linen The very best
MEETS PATENT PARTLY made Shirts for 81
only plain seaus Go hui-h.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, the very best to measure. i
Tor ~
kEEFS FANCY PFRCALE Shirts to measure, o TOR
80 Perfect sausiur ton guaranteed.
LINEN COLLARS, tour.ply. very test. for 7ac.
itlftklLL JEAN DRAWERS very hest. 5Oc each.
NAlN>oOk INDERNESrS, very hest Zoe each
Bi>I 6IN6IiAM UMBRELLAS. - each.
1MllI.ED SILK UMBRELLAS 81 each
LADIES 81 ' NhkELlA~. newest STYLES. 81 SO each.
kELP MANI FEATURING COMPANY.
S5s SIKH sy'nue New York.
3il Futon st., Brooklyn.
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Gbt mr..

Vnt vutl.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES. LONG BRANCH.
wi y j.. saturday, June ~ Tuesday, "a, Thursday 4t
aud saturday. 9th July
SIN RACES EACH DAY
Trains by the New Jersey Central aud southern Railroads
directly 10 the Course.
Admission 10 Field 5lc To Graud stand 81 extra
Fare from New York ai 4 back 81
GEo. L. LORILLARD President
G. WHKArLY. secretary
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MANM,ATTTAN nEAcm mAlLwlAr;

Summer time table to take eject SUNDAY June 49, 1879.
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
The elegant steamer ELIZA uANtON. commencing as
above will during the from Pier foot Of
2dd Il, EAST RIVER. direct to tompany's Depot at
GREENrOlNf. making close cOuncc tons. going and
turning with express trains to and from Manhattan
Beach.
Boat 23i Pier at -. - 10 a. II ~ A. NJ,
and ~ -. 30. -. 9 - 81. 80 and o. Y. VI.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York via Green.
point at 80. ~ II 4 W. and i2lO I, 200 3.i2 4Oi.
al2. 900. Z sij and 80 T. NJ Time from GrccnpOini,
a. minutes
Trains connect at East New YORK with Rapid Transit
trains Atlantic nv. Brooklyn, also, with Canarse and
ROckaway Beach Rnilront.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The elegant steamers THOMAS COIYER and u. II.
MARTIN leave 22d North river ~ IN, H. ~ A NJ and
!. .. g. .. ana T. NJ LEROY IT.. North river. e15,
1913. ~ 10 A. VI. 12i5 Is. > Il. 3i5 10 10 G;l5
and ia T. VI. iicr Norih river 30. 1922 u p 4
Trtus leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge at <.
900 40 A ~: l2.t. ! 80 2.43, 3 10, 4iO 5Je.
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Buslnrss Cnau,s.

A PAINTER with small capital as partner. old
u business Inquire at % University place. saloon
INoR SALE or r"nt-rhoo-raphic gallery. estab-
4 uslrd % wears county sat OF Orange county Ad,
dress ARTIST. BOX Al. Goshen Orange county. n. Y
lNOR ~ALE-A well nttcd up liquor store with good
apartments, Cheap rent must be sold this week. Az.
pN 2@ Grand st., Jersey CITY
L'OK StLE-An established candy stationery and
newspaper route, Tor sale cheap tall Tor two days
NO. l.lil ~ Nv
INIRST-CI.ASS grneerv. doiul cash business NJ
~ Sr to $1,000 per month Address, by letter only.
3lS West 23l ST.
INOR - IE-lcc wagon. route. and horses and har.
ness Inquire at $50 East Houston ST.. first story
I'OR SALE-Gruacry store. 3 rooms and cellar. rent
sl6 JAS sLENlN a co. 49, Greenwich It.
INON SAIE-An odc,tahishtl cigar store, at No
- Hamilton aV.. South BROOKLYN
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Sisambuats ano AaIIrulos.


ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
~ fnvonte steamers DREW and II JOHN leave Pier
~ North River daily sundays included At q 7 VI,
connecting at ALBANY with Express Trains SARA.
IoGA LAKE GLulHE, LAKE cHANPLAlN. the ADJ
RONDAIkS. MONTREAL. and points NORTH aud WEST.
Brooklyn passengers transferred Tree by Annex boats
firstciass tarc, 81, deck, lac
Excursion to Albany and return. ~. %
This Is the only night line uf steamers selling tickets
aud checking baggage to places the New YORK Central
Railroad
ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS.
n =. NlBhAkD aud DANIEL DREW leave Ncstr6 It.
pier a. 80. ana 2i,h - pier 90 4 W. landing AZ
beck. Saugertie Catskil. AMI Hudson To WEST POfNr
or NENBl RGll. returning 10y down boat al INtursinu
Rates TRANSFER by annex boat lcASiu- Hrue.yu 40 =
A VI. couuccuus at Albany with TRAINS NORTH and
WEST Special trains to and from Saratoga wommene'
Ing July l.
LNOK RICuFIELD SPRINGS, take PEOPLES
Il LINE STEAMERS daiIy frum Pier #. r q I. VI.
Tckets sold ami baggage checked direct 90 TIE Spuu+A
ALBANY HOATS DIRECr.-MER CuANrs'
~ LNPRtS> llNt Elegant steamer. WALTER BRt TT
or NEW CHAMPION leave daily saturdays cNccpte'h
trains North and West Fare d,cN 2ic cabin fare, 5Oc
meals. Sos. Freight taken lower than hy other lines
THE MARY POWELL. leave, Pier 80. \.
"A. foot Nestry st. daily at33uP NJ, making all the
usua landings
IS0 MILES FOR IOc.-Ciuzens Line Troy BoatS
iOO New and splendid steamers leave Pier ~. y r..
foot LEROY II. daily including saturday ami Sunday at
fare hOc connections with express trains all
points North. East and West stat ami throus IA
tickets AZ Dodd Express, ga Broadway ana Court
brookym
81 40 TO BoSToN. FIRST CLASS.
" lscO via " Tue on Reliable"
SgONlNGrON LINE
Elegant steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted from
Pier RI. North river foot oi jay -. az % T. VI
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1873. NEW YORK. is7a
A. the time has come for the renewal NJ subscre
tons. THE sun would remind It's friends and well wish,
,rs everywhere. that 1t Is again candidate for ther
consideration and support Upon its record Tor theiu
ten year. 1t relies tor continuance NJ ME hearty syn
rathy and generous cooperation which have hithert,
toenextcndcd to 1t from every quarter Of the Union
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contains large literary and miscellaneous
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metwith sreat Success Post paid sI.sJa YEAR
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Amnstments.


CILMORE's GARDEN.
- sheridan sh9 %,.E apa Z GilmSre Ls'See'
oE Fiiig 81 s fg6i I q coNcEaTs
fiRsf .coHr65sfinsS' i XiG iHTe ~
Mcs.rs :. Bsrgncr WSonecllo. + 6eokew Piano;
oew"l' riepeF SI rG5Sk an fq'' Or" Quartet
. OVERTURE, Calm Al Sea and Prosperous Voyage
M,;;5, gr%&[f IritETa sGShi 'aT" :ga LoTzr
SYMPTOM f al oHE Is!9fI ue.in.. N'nd'''Ohn
CONCERT ARIA. n.cice,
ASDAyrKN fon t yAiSSG66SSEEEIILt9@ g SSp rrAxo
Midst Mi6sgiiHy Pnts'SSIT dai qf bnEhM
WALTZ f. it N SgGI Wedding March STRAINS.
NM iaf "S Msy
'oNo .,O,"e'M Miss fASNY KELLoGd ''''''''' ''''"''
General si%.:oa SO cents. Reserved seat, Cor t1'
nighp IS cents Boxes admitting four 49, package tick
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY and a5th s.
rRHISEb uM6SKFYs DoG Rxp GoHrS FROM the
E Sy AE1s n@a b E2sn' gs9 e 94
gwen in this CITY Living octopus or eshtarncd devil
XSriiisiots &SiyAt;s. cliIIM,Ir,.AiyzEE, and RARE
Admission 80 cents Chdrcn halt price Conev Island
Aquarium Open with the celebrated troupe Of Bron
On separate exhibition in the library Of the Aquarium,
~ The TIE waadsra s. Reaet twins RosA ana NARY.
Greatest Natural CURIOSITY The world ever saw.
En,ir"iy distinct Si' IA ma'a m'" ia a is
Arsycholosic and physiological study.
Interesting to LADIES. Ihysicaus and the public
ADMISSION ?, CENTS children Is CENTS
DARK THEATRE. LlNGARls
= EVERY E1TNiyd AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT2.
First time in Ssw H9rk 8, Ggrt; cnarns ececn'fe
10 We 'O"o"'0 LiYGARD SKETCHES
~ ''"''''' wiz" LAST WEIR Of '''''' ''''''' '''1
nv special PERMISSION Of Mr. Ausustin Daiv)
STANDAMD rHEArnE; Rroaaway ana a3i st.
LisT EHFylN NIdrs Of TlE sE a'a Manager
and nr'' "mI Lj5PlihhoiS VII ssIiSx or rRlrz
as played by Mr. '''' 80 w. '""
in London for oyer ~ ailn' ;;,.'',,,.,.r.
u Io6IE DoNNELIT Lessee. and Manarcrs
RESERVED SEATS orchestra circle aud nalconyl. SOC
LLGissr wwEhsSS OF BR9NSrs HiNsTfRELss
lm"c' St. n Gl Ct 3' s lSq9i ln ''"''
NH 8ff %EbSksD,ASY 'I &Sp s sAffiyfabyT
MONDAY. JULY /. THE viGILANTEs
TONY PASTORS. Tony PASTORS.
crGESS 4 Y ~ gSs ,nF PE2sDrs
NfAAiufiIE ,fEgAL5E ,1flItiIrE.
% Sf. >ta Tir % ES,' a ;Srr
MATINEE TO-DAY AT
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Gardner Bache .......... Managers
\ RESERVED SEAT FOR 80 CENTS
Astonishing tine Union square Theatre
scnsaton-A CELEBRATED CASE
Seats secured IN advance Box office open all day.
Maunces Wednesday AMI saturday att
CAMP MEETING at Genital PARK Gsricp. 5oth
u and 7th Take Gilbert Elevated iruad. runs
I'LL ~ O'Clock Every Thursday aud Friday at
O'Clock evening at = O'Clock. which occasion the
Richmond Jubilee Soulstprs will appear ln their
and dances. aso Miss lHchic will snl thc fyortc hounc
SONG Pretty Picture" Admission 1Oc. gallery ljc
tree admission To the camp grounds
TERRACE GARDEN. FRIDAY u NJ y
i FERNANDOS GRAND SUMMERNIGuT MILITIA.
kN Concerts Promcnltcs ANA Dances kaurr. Orchestra
and Military Band The eminent pianist. Senior GonZaO
Nuncz Illumination aud the iau~an Electric Lights
Admission ,fE Ladies ami Chlllrr % half price.
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IIox nIcnEIELD STRINGS, @SS FE9rLE.s
A THE MARY POWELL l.aves l1er 80. y
n. loot Vesiry st. daily at33U + NJ making all tho
CT IN TO noSroN. FIRST GLASS,
ENNsYLvANIA KAILKoND.

SrONlNGrON LINE
Elegant steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted from
Pier ~ North rvcr. foot oi Jay -. at T. Vi.
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WANTED Three canal lake boats. for which cash
w will be- paid. must he sound. good carriers and IN
rud condition go go ou the canal lnIulre Oh the Lleys
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II. 6. Root Faaay b. Vi II Bcaeaict
) ( Fred ~ Fred Cole. Belle ven
easily. Fanny seooaa aud Fred asst
The nert was the free Or al race
with three eatfies Wild ItishmAn by
W L. Billings. Ida May BY Warren
Holsu. Star BY Taylor Ida Nay won
The hrss beat tbougb bard pushed by
Wild lnshmaa The latter wou the
other two heats aud the race, tratting
the last heat alone Ia 34sl
The Sunderland band furnished
music both days and did much 10 en-.
liven The occasion and make /, a sue.
cess.
The managers deserve great credit
for making their arrangements 50 that.
with a very few exceptions, everything
worked smoothly aud tremendously,
Some fault was found with the single
admission tickets, because the holders
were not permitted TO go in and out
when they chose aud II would have
been better % have bad season tickets
at 20 cents. good for one day, but after
the arrangements were once made they
could not be altered. The experience
OF this year will suggest a remedy, If
we have more Fairs.
la view Of the success this year It
has been proposed that a regular socie-
ty be formed, With a constitution and
suitable bylaws aud regulations, wsh
provision for membership and a money
premium list. Such q society, com-
posed OF the people OF all the towns
which can conveniently get together,
would be Of great benefit in stimulating
the people TO greater excellence 10 the
products Of the farm and workshop.
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- L~nersl.ATuns.

Tho legislature has just got into
working order, J. l.. Martin Of London-
derry carrying of the prize Of the
speakcrship Of the House. and Love
land Munson that Of President pro ten
81 the Senate Tho retiring governor
gave a parting address TO the legisla-
turo and a grand RECEPTION at the Payil-
Ian House, both Of them innovations,
The drst is well enough but we hope
The last will not become a fixed custom,
because only wealthy men can afford
il. and our governors are not always
wealthy men.
Gov Proctors message was a sound,
business like document, and most Of
bis suggestions are worthy Of adoption,
especially those recommending a less.
ening Of expenditures. II ought not 70
cost the State twice as much for run
ming expenses as in 1860, aod there
should be a general reduction from war
prices. Some important bills have
already been Introduced, among them
one repeating the dog law. one repeal
ing a good portion Of the fish and game
law, and one Furnishing tramps with
Imprisonment.
The standing committees Of the
House were reported Tuesday and
give very general satisfaction. OF
course Judge Poland heads the judici.
airy committee Members from some Of
the towns IN Bennington county arc as.
eigued Is follows, Barrows Of Dorset
on Federal Relations. Swift Of Man
chester on Education, Davis Of Peru on
Railroads, Harrington Of SALISBURY on
Distributing Committee Wiley u Land
grove Oh state Prison, Morgan Of Ben.
niugtan Ga Operations, Barber OF
sanigaio on Land Taxes. Benson Of
Wiabal uu Grand List, and Derrick Of
Arlington oa Agriculture
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The rupert Farmers aud Mechanics
Ciab held tAeic 2nd annual Fair at
West Rupert. Oct Isl aud 2nd, aud
al things considered Il proved a sue
cess. Inc show 10 Bloodcd stock far
exceeded ilst year. Stock men Who
have 10 DO wi,h the Washington coun
~ airpfouoabced il a better exhibition
Than t their county fair, The yards
were diied with native aud graded
stoek
The eutiics ia the sheep department
were not large. but she specimens, and
the different breeds and grades we're
yell represented. Ia twipc there we're
only ~ entries bot tho specimens
were good. There was a good show
10 hotses aud a strong competition
The poaitiy department was very line
aud iAg ahead VI thc state iair a. a rule,
toA pamber Of coops. aud quality IN
lae bred birds, the egspfoducing va.
rf1es nakisg The LEAD. The products
.ftto soil sere well shown, especially
"a frui, Roots were behind last year 4
show The mechanical products COW
cred agocd space. particularly ID bar
aF-s work aud stoves. aud a strong
compeling element prevailed
Floral lIall iell of IN The number OF
cnlfies iron lAst exhibition. Of about
80. hot ,he redeeming feature was thai
Il was III acw and o. oar years pro.
dlelioa. aad showed adeciaed advance
ia thai Departments and moge than made
Up TIE iaek ID apmbor Ga The whole
il showed 81 adyauce Of Is per eeai'
ever last year. pfoyiBg that these town
fairs arc test shat is needed 10 make
progress ia a community, II properly
coadaeted where ran aud horte trois
have been excluded they have ptovcd !
success FaFmer and mechanics have
H9l uF oasht net e have any Interest
Is aorse uratuag. Me are looking ia
tbe day wien Tie farmers and mechau-
.es wii leel Interest enough 10 bald
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The plessAntest places 81 ; bsskci plenio
that ose ooRd viii. We stepped bore
nearly an haur. sni whiis there aw mere
drunkenness Than We have sea IL Yer
mont slase wo sitonael he exearsioa 10
Hoosae Tunnel lsst sammer. We started
on oar relurn AZ s O'Clock y. ~ striving
Al Montpelier st half past eievCu All safe
A portion ~ uar company stopped II
FAbyah'. on car return, intending 10 stay
and visit M Washington ca sun
dHy vi. VI.
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bpidlaes aaa ps. ssah

nuitabie busidisrs aaa rehi ssch
xrosn5s q wl seeoumo1aie ecki6os.
= relpstsfy Subscription. costing not
over thfes han1fe8 daliafs which wf1
ssl irn - 6tleeh years sid he asmis.
sn free 10 all We believe j woa.a
pay ard advance tie real wealth a The
eoe nsnity tat would 70 Interested 10
t AZ tbe present. The outlay far a
ysA might ial heavy 60 the lsw aaa
i uAs - ihosghs ~ tie Rppcu Club
anl they ssaed season tickets i3r both
days a. rs eosls, children ifee. aod
their receipts exceeded their erpecta-
uons receiving aboui $50. 4 surplus
over expenses II some so.
Inc attendance was es,i1aie3 al
ever 1000 persons the workers bang
admitted free. besides many otherwise
engaged and who ola no, p]atronize The
enclosed premiums. had there been
30 delay ID deciding about holding IL
there probably would have been a
much larger attendance aud much
more shown. bot ahcf the late bot dnal
deeis ioa the work was pushed to com
pIeuou. aLd Ia ]jlsiice much credit is
doc u The efficient working o. two.
ytnog men. n Chas W Sherman the
secretary, aad Mr. John + sheldon,
sbe eK-secretary Of last year, for the
prcsen. saccess The ladies' in Floral
Hall are always ready 70 do their part
and failure with them is not On record.
There were nearly 100 entries 10 an
The premium lst we have 70 put
until next week, owing 70 the
l~ateness Of its reception En-. JouBNAL)
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10 THE PEOpLE oF MANcHES.

TER-Having been appointed Agent fF
the town IL MApchestef for 0e sale ~ Npsrianns
Liquors, have, At this request 81 he ssieetmrn,
purchased faF said town q general assortment 81
liquors, consisting In part % Alcohol, Whistles.
brGndies, Wiaes, 81. 1hese liquors are stitstly
pure ADD are purchased oniy lot Medicinal. Me.
ehAnic&i and Chemical parposes, aud not 20 be
sold 10 persons who wish 20 use them nnlf fpr
& beverage. The Rttentlon IL such persons IL
called 10 Sect. IL, Chapter -, II Tie General
prooure Or attempt 90 procure u any authorized
agent 10 this state any Intoxicating liquors bv
falsely representing the purpose for which II IL
intended by him 10 he used, such persous 90 pro-
curing u OF attempting 10 procure II shall forfeit
and pay into the treasury OF the state the sum of
ten dollars for each offence together With The
costs u prosecution.
J II. BoNESTEEt.,
Town Agent.
Factory Point. VT, July 10Th. 1875. stf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-10

Waltet A Mood ~ Hoosick. \ Y.
vha bas teen non nstel ~ tie Rcpab.
hcsus ofthe 18th New York District %
succeed AAito I Townsend, entered
npou ,bc work of ire by learning the
che trade II wagon a0d plow maker,
snd 81 ~ ehiy years ~ age be removed
II Eooslek Faiis where be secured
work But be soon rose - be the
head Of alafge manufacturing estab.
lismen,, and al the present time be en-
ploys ! 200 hands aud turns out no less
than Is. 600 machines annually His
agricultural implements are known
throughout the country and the world.
His improvement upon the NANNY
moves and harvester placed him in the
front rank Of this class Of inventors.
The Wood machines have long out
ranked all Competitors and are not like
" soon 10 fnd a rival.