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The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

Little Rock Gazette James Suttlcs
was on the Slh pardoued by the govern.
or. Suttles was convictcd OF bigamv as
the November term OF the Franklin cir
cult court, and sentenced to three wears
Imprisonment in the pcnitentary. 1t
appears that wher about seventeen years
of age he married in Franklin county.
From some cause he and his wife soon
separated, altel which he moved to Mad
ison county. After having been inform.
ed by some one that his wife had obtain.
ed divorce he married again, consttul.
ing the crime of bigamy, for which an
indictment was filed against him in
Franklin county. The proceeding of the
court is not valid from the fact that the
crime had been committed in Madison
instead OF Franklin county. With this
and long petition as n foundation, the
pardon was granted.
St. Louis Republican A decision was
rendered IN the supreme court at Wash
lngton on the 7th, on an appeal from the
supreme court of Utah, which settles
beyond further question, the power of
congress to prohibit polygamous marri-
ages, in that territory, and upscts the
chief cornerstone of the Mormon hier-
archy.
Little Rock Gazette The only case of
interest in the county court on the sth,
was the Pago-tiriliin county treasurer
contested election case. After the over
ruling of several motions, n judgement
was rendered in favor of Page, conccd
ing him majority of l4S votes. The
contest was based upon the fact that the
votes had very mystcriously disappear
ed from the Young township box. The
TACT Is still mystery to Il majority Of
people, and a secret to others, no doubt
Investigations in regard to such matters
were never conducted too rigidly. #
there is time in the future when such
frauds must cease. and we all hope there
is, the time should be at the next cleo
ton.
st. Louis Republican, 9Th; The as
signment Of Messrs. Appleton, Noyes &
Maudo, Wholesale shoe dealers, No. SOC
n. Fifth street, to Thomas f. Richeson
president of the Collier White Lead
company, was announced yesterday. The
assignment was dated January 1, 1879
and was made, it was supposed. in conse
quence of the death at louisville, lately
of Mr.. Robert Jarvis, n silent member
of the firm and uncle of Mr.. John b
Maude. 1t is stated that Mr.. Jarvis had
iarge amount OF money invested in OF
loaacd to the firm, and that the executor
under the will having made perompto
ny call for it, an assignment became nee.
cssary. Tho amount of liabilities was
4 not asccrtained, and it is probable that
! they will not bc known until the firm i.
prepared to make n statement.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14
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Es- Judge w. j. Warwick, police
Judge of Little Rock, has been impcach-
ed by the Little Rock Board Of Council,
and removed from office The vote was
s to 1. Malfcasancc in office was the
CauSc.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

Es-The kompcr, Miss, Herald pub
fishes notice that they are authorized
to offer Il premium of 500 to the young
man who produces the largest yield of
corn and cotton to the hand, next year
in that county.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

rF We had the pleasure OF a call
from the Rev. s. S. Key, who came to
Van Buron to take the train for Little
Rock. From there he goes to Judsonia,
to make his aged father visit. Mr..
Key has many warm friends in Van Bu-
rem
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14
Annual Meeting,

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Crawford County Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Association was adjourn
ed from Monday. the 9Th inst, to Saturday
the 18th of January. 1879, at the office OF
the President, at O'Clock.
l.. G. WHITE; President.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

1t is related that John Z. Hale once
said to AleNandcr II. Stephens, alluding
TO the latter's diminutivc size Ste
phens, II YOU don't look out will swal.
low YOU "lf YOU do" replied the
Georgian, you will have more brains
in your belly than you ever had in your
head ="
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

EF Hon. S p. Hughes, Master of the
State Grange, gives notice that tho An
nual Session of the Grange will meet at
Little Rock, on the 9th day of January
Delegates are urged to attend.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

E1- The Arizona legislature met on
the 9th, and organized yesterday. The
council has five Republicans and four
Democrats the house ten Democrats
and eight Republicans.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

EE-The Washington Post says: The
six New England states combined do
not pay as much internal revenue as
Kentucky or Virginia. But our Eastern
friends try to make mp this disparity by
doing u good deal more than their real
share OF the official serviee OF the coun-
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

Re-Thomas Reed, for seven years the
cashier OF the First National Bank, of
Galveston, Texas, has absconded The
President has offered $1,000 reward for
his capture
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

"There's great difference between
house keeping aud boarding out said
young husband "for when | boarded
out | had to wait sometimes half an hour
for my dinner, but now have it just
when | can get it..
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14
. S~s .

EF- The Knights of Honor in Ten.
ncssee, contributed $4,000 to the relici
of yellow-fcvcr sufferers during the cpl.
demie, and will pay $4,000 to the fam
lily Of deceased Knights
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

Ryv \ man and wife and their two
children, en- route west from Sherman,
Texas, were frozen TO death on the night
&. the 9th, near Pilot Knob.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

gsE" The Fisk University at Nashville
Tenn, had 33S students, last year, and it
has been asccrtained that alumni Of the
institution taught 1922 pupils.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

aS- I, Is little curious as well MS in
strhetiye TO notice the rapid decline Of
the Granger movement. In Missouri.
for instance, the membership has fallen
off from 54,0eo ia 1875, to 10000 in
1s7s.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

sv- II is reported among virginians
that Gen, Eppa Hunton will be a candi-
date Tor governor, and }. Randolph
Tucker candidate for the senate.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

Es- Miss Scott, a daughter OF Gen.
Winfield Scott, and once n belle of the
national capital, is i'll Washington, and is
described as being still u most agreeable
woman
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

EsOn account of the prevalence OF
scarlet fever at Mitchell, Indiana, the
public schools at that place were dis
missed.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

Ef- The Potter committee will soon
enter upon an investigation Of the ci-
pher dispatches.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

be~ Hon. Columbus Delano, ex-Secre-
tary Of the Iptqvlaav viivefhN Mount Yer.
non, Ohio.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

BE true to ;hysclf; then thou wilt not
wrong others.
Mast gets s200a wecl, for his work
on liarpcrs Weekly
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

There will be an annular eclipse of the
sun Jan. %, commencing in Uruguay
whence the central line, sweeping
over the South Atlantic, passes over
Tristan d Acunha, and crosses the con-
tinent of Africa toward Pemba Island
north of Zanzibar. The middle nf th
eclipse will be at 400 p. m, local mean
time.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14
g1,- An Atlanta. Ga, dispatch of the

GS- An Atlanta, Ga, dispatch of the
7th, says chat there is skating at Allan
Ia, for the first time in twenty years.
Thousands of pounds Of ice have been
cut and packed here. This is the first
time such n thing ever was known. There
is great suffering among the poor,
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

Ey- At (;lenn's Falls, three boys were
drowned on Lake George, ou the 7lh.
while skating.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

The Pueblo Indians of Now Mexico
speak seycn different languages.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14
Warming Order.

G.. W. Ston eroad. Pltf./
vs. : Complaint at Law.
II. l.. Hodges, DIT. }
Order of attachment. The Defendant. II
l.. Hodges is warned to appear In the Justice
Court of Wm !, Prvehnu.e, in Van Buren,
Township. Crawford County. Arks., to an
swer the complaint of plaintiff, q. W. Stone
rond. WILLIAM }. PEyEuousE, Z.
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The Van Buren press., 1879-01-14

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05

then seizlng II IN tho centre, with his
right hand he applies It to his Senate
rial nose, aud give trumpet blast
that resOunls 10 tho utmost corners OF
the chamber Then no walks out
slowly at tho door on his left, At
this Senator Edmunds awakens, aud
slowly saunters out At tho door on his
right, The two meet ~ the commit
tee room, lock the door, fetch ont an
old Jug and wink solemnly at each
other as they refresh They return TO
their SEATS by different doors, and In q
few minutes may be hammerlng at
each other with great yelemence, II
Edmunds gets 10 his seat before Thur
man arrives, and any vote 10 being
taken, he will turn his head when his
name IL called aud say, II believe I'm
paired with the honorable Senator
from Ohio" The difference between
the two men-tho two ablest IN pnblIc
litc-ls that one Is u shrcwd subtle
trlckSlcr IN political man@nvres, while
the other Is blunt, honest and power
full.
That old yetran General Shields,
now occupies u seat IN the Senate,
though his term only lasts i'll March
ith, lie Is hero Of two vars, and
has been Senator from three states,
Minnesota, Illinois aud Missouri, The
House has spent some time in Com
mittee of tho Whole on the Post Of
flee appropriation bill, Many amend.
mcnts to the bill rs reported by tho
appropriation committee have been
made. A wide difference Of opinion
exists among the Democrats in regard
to the postal appropriations, some Of
them boiling that it is the duty OF
the Government to furnish ample IA
cililics for mail communication and
that to do this appropriations must lie
increased as the country grows; 9th
ers hold that unless restrictions are
placed upon the expenditures by cur
failing appropriations, the department
will run into waste and extravaganza
as it has done for years past. PROVO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
MAINE

The belfast Journal says More
than five years ago, when IN tho field
a bug flew into and remained IN the
ear OF Sllas Storer Of Morlll, Vinegar
was administered to I'LL the Insect
tho pain ceased, and in u short time
tho event was almost forgotten, Dur
Inc an ILLNESS last week the bug drop
ped from the car Of Mr. slOrer'
Was the bug alive and well
Mrs. l,ebaeea BAKER aged, a.
who lived with her son, y, W, hake'
IN Liberty, was burned 10 death Jan
nary 20, The old lady was helpless
on acooo fparalysla, aud was sitting
In chair near tho fire, The SOM
wife G.m INTO q nelghbors on ~
eraad, leaving the old lady alone, AIT
returning found her clothing IN u blaz'
aud she was burned TO q cllsp hclor'
tho flames could be put out,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
y m u.

In Proctorayile Jan, eth, Of typhoid pnon
monia. Mira, George II, Reynolds, aged ~
years
In Tunbrldgc, Jan, Goth Willie +, EIlbnrn,
aged II years
In barnard Jan, 26th, Fanny, wits Of MI
Otis Adams, aged Al years,
IN North Pomfrot, Jan, 10th, Mlra Ada
Chadwick aged years aud q mouths
IN Springfield, Jan. 22lh, ArIcmus Liich'
field, aged 20 years
In BrIdgowater Jan. 2ith, Of typhoid pnou'
MONA, VIII Gates, aged 81 years . mot
and II dtya Como whero there IL neither
pain nor sickness, aud where God wIpca away
all tears.
In Pomirot. Jan, 10Th Maria L., wife OF
Ebcn Bridge aged 90 years and 10 mouths
In Bridgowator. Jan. Goth, llclen a. Bar
rows agod 30 years and months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

-Governor-oiect Matt Head car
ried his cold water tendencies too far
on Thursday Of last week. He was
fshed out of the Hooksett river by q
laborer, cutting ice
Six daughters OF Daniel Parker
in Whitefeld, weigh few pounds
over a ton-and the girls are still
growing. How the eyes of dry goods
merchant would twinkle to see them
enter his store.
james M. Haynes, ex-colector ct
Dover, is short $4,000, through care
less book keeping, but he is able and
ready to make up the deficiency.
Thursday evening, middle age
man named Francis Hurley, empoyed
on Hayes's farm, near Portsmouth,
fell off a loaded cart and was instatly
killed being run over by the same. He
leaves family.
Charles F. Green, a sub-contract-
or of the Bethlehem and Profile rail
road, has absconded, it is alleged,
owing large sums to the workmen
and others. He has probably gone
to St John. n b.. where he has for
merly lived.
The Woodsvlle Lumber Com.
panys steam mill at Woodsville was
burned early Sunday morning. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000 in the
Royal of Liverpool and PENNSYLVANIA.
Cause inceIdary.
Sally Huso, a much respected
woman of Exeter, died recently at the
age of 81 years. Her death re-
moves one more of the old character
landmarks of that ancient town.
About three weeks ago, as Mr.
Walter r. Dolber of Cauda was put
ting handle into an axe and striking
it with another axe to knock it off, a
scale Or piece Of steel flew from it and
pierced the ball of his eye. Fearing
he would lose the sight of both eyes,
the surgeons have taken out the one
injured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
VERMONT,

The Bellows Falls Times says The
three first deaths In tho village to- 70
were all men in tho prime OF lite
"A Rupert nan shot o twenty
fonr-pound wild cat tho other day,
-i'he lawyers will breathe easier,
the Elmore lyeum has just decided
that their profession Is beneficial 10
society,
There arc now IN Burlington poor
house II persons, ofwhom the young
est IL 20 years aud the Oldest Is o.,
Moses Evans, OF llydeyllle, has
nine children down with tho measles.
No such eruption has been known
since Vesuyus quit the business,
Frank LaCarloo Of Mclndoes
Falls has been sent 10 tho house OF
correction Tor lia days Tor savagely
assaulting with q kullo u fellow mill
hand named Mooney,
Tho 81, JohnSbury Fairbankses
shipped 800 carcloads 81 scales last
year, more than 10 my prcyiou. year
Vermont sends more sheep 10
Boston than oil the Other New Eng
land States combined,
The narrow gage railroad Is 10
enter lialllebroro hy the Valley roads
track, u rent Of 5000 II year for the
first ten years Is to 10 payed,
The Congrcgaiionallst and Mc!ho'
dists, who occupy the same church
at West Milton, have quarrcled over
tho location OF their organ, and each
society will have aScparate instrument
now,
Clovis Yarcr, Of Weybridge, Ii
in Addison county Jail, Oh charge oil
Emily Bowen ,ha, she had been en-
ticed by him To 'loyc not wisely bnl
too well, "
"A slxteen.yearold French girl
Of st. All ans, rec 'n,ly clepod with 4
man,iO years old, from over the Inc
"A house. two barns, twenty tons
hay and Il part Of the household inrn''
turc, the property Of John Clark Of
South Mortified, were burned Thurs
day evening, Loss $500 ; insurance
$1,000.
"A female hair.dcaler at Rn,l ant
slvertscs to rent switches, curls ant
pufls.
William ii. Andrews, long con
nected with the Junction House n
| White River Juclion, has becom'
proprietor of the spacious and lin
Monument House at Woonsocket X
| !.
The exercises at the Castlstol
state normal school Wednesday wer
very entertaining. Mr. Dana, tn
popular principal, is one OF thu
standard educators of the state.
Mrs. Owen Murphey was kicked t.
: death Wednesday night IT Powna|
by drunken workman on the ne'
tunnel railroad, The body was bur
ed the next day at North Adams
Mass, No action has been taken b.
the Pownal authorities to investigat
the matter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05

Cooley LADY's Book for February
opens with spirited steel engraving
entitled st. Valentines Day, followed
by a doubled cclored Fashion Plate,
large number of small plates repre-
senting styles and patterns of ladies'
and children's wear &C., a full size
pattern supplement, with the usual
music, literary matter, etc, Cooley"
Is 'just splendid" The price has been
reduced to $2 year, making one of
cheapest as we'll as the best ladies'
magazines published. By Godey's
Lady's Book Publishing Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05

The secular papers often teach the
Christian. something worth knowing.
"A lady asks the Tribune how she
should assist in collecting some money
for a country church. They had tried
calico-parties, fish ponds, mock post
Offices and the like. The Tribune re-
piled: ave recommend revival
of religion" That's it {: try religion |:
all these tricks and traps to get money
are a substitute for religion, and mis-
cradle substitute at that.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
The .Wezvs.
GENERAL NE VS..

Paul Boynton Is gong 10 SWIM ~
Pittsburg. 1t will cost him something
to get clean again.
The New Jeasey Southern or long
Branch Railroad has bee leased for 90
years to the New Jersey Central Rail
road.
The raggedest trampof a lot leav-
ing the Police station at Tillin,
OHIO, Thursday, was recognized as a
son Of the wealthiest citizen Of Balti-
more, and cared for.
The venerable Elihu Burritt of
New Britain, Conn, the "learned
blacksmith" is in very feeble health.
A little girl at Kenton, Ohio who
was bitten by dog six years ago,
has just been taken with hydropho-
bia.
A meteoric stone' is reported as
fallen near Newton, Ind, on Tuesday
night, killing farmer while asleep in
bed, coming through the roof. The
stone is said to be twenty pounds in
weight.
Scientists think they have dis
covered evidence that horses existed
upon this continent before its discovery
by Columbus.
Michael Sullivant, the largest cul.
tivator of lands ever known, died sud
denly in the cabin of the steamer
Guthrie, en- route from Nashville to
Louisville.
st. Lawrence Hall, Montreal. one
ofthe biggest hotels in that place, has
been sold for 100000.
A rice plantation near Charles.
town S. c., which was once valued at
at $175, 1000, was sold at auction the
other day for S25,00O.
The most stringent tramp bill yet
has been introduced III the Connect
cut Senate. 1t Furnishes tramping
with year in states prison, or 10
lashes and 6 months in the work.
house.
Mrs German died in Philadel-
phia, ON Monday, of hydrophobia
from the bite Of Spiz dog last Octo.
Der.
Thirty tramps have been arrested
in Pennsylvania for attempting to
wreck passenger tram.
"A guard is still kept over the
grave of Brigham Young, day and
night, 10 a small building erected near
it.
Madden, the lunatlc, VINO recent
ly threatened the life of Queen Vic
toria, it is SAID he has been imprisoned
in Belgium, Austria, France and the
United States for the threatening the
lives OF rulers. President johnson is
SAID to be the American whom he de.
sired to put out of the way.
Mrs. Anna Markle, a widow. was
found dead in the cellar of her resi-
deuce on Paige Hill, Schenectady, N.
Y, Saturday eavening. Her head was
badly crushed by an axe which was
found under the body. There is no
doubt that she was murdered.
Richard Henry Dana, the venerable
poet and essayist died Sunday at his
residence in Boston, aged 81 years and
1.-TWO and one.half months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
EDe age.
Wednesday, Fob, 8, 1879

The excitement Of tho week In the
daily papers las been about Barron
tho Treasurer Of tho Dexter Mer
sadpgs hank, who was found gagged
aud murdered IN tho bank about q
year ago, Detectives now claim that
no committed suicide 10 cover up IT.
Irregularities In his accounts with the
hank, The story does not look prob
able, The books and accounts OF the
hank arc being investigated by o.
peTis,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
The B0sTON POsT
For 1879.
Ghiidren have health and Mothers has

The Posi-, ~ u Commercial and Metro
pOlilan Journal, has long stood ~ lhe
highest estimation, Thousands OF Mef,
chants, business men and Artisans Of all
parties have come 10 regard II ~ ln0ls'
pensablc, This IL specially applicable 10
all interested In Financial 4 tialfs, Marine
News, Imports aud Exports, Halfway
Traffic, Manufacturing aud Mechanical In
dustry, and business Departments IN gen
efal, Al u Democratic Journal II adhefes
with tcnnclty 10 the tlme'hOnOfel pflncl-
plies under tho operation Of which Tie
Administration Of Adrew Jackson Wph
crowned with glory, aud which Justified
the remark IN his parting address that he
leit the American people prosperous anu
happy, The Posi- never wanlefi HlleF
| false gods II never soils IT. ialr hme ~
deserving the fundamental principles OF
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on tho solid Rock Of the Constitution, aud
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paflmcnt embraces the Wide world, and
ts fresh Items are skllhllly c0llated from
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aud refreshed by us popular editorials on
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
TIE
Boston Press a. Post
Spmi.Werkly Edition,

This edition Is designed TO meet The
wants of those who Nrc content with u
Semi. cckly paper, but embraces most
of the substantial features Of the Daily
II Is specially adapted to those residing
In the interior, particularly persons III
tcrcstcd IN Commerce. Navigation, gen.
cral business and Miscellaneous News 0nd
intelligence. It's price was last year 20
reduced as to place II within the reach OF
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05

A peaceful political revoluslon "aS
accomplished in France Oh tho 2''n
alt, Marshal MacNlahon resigned
from the Presidency in consequence
of differences with his Ministry and n
Joint session of the Senate and Dcpu'
ties elected NJ, Grevy President OF
France Tor seven years, The vote
WAS $50 to % Tor Gen, Chan2y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05

1t is now stated that the Republi-
cans itroduced the Arrears of Pension
bill, which they did not expect to pass,
merely that they might have an oppor-
tunity putting the ex-Confederates
on record against the Union soldiers ;
but the ex-Conte1erates disappointed
them and now the plotters are in
trouble.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-02-05
MlRRIED,

IN Washington u, g., jan, ~, by Row,
RIbhard Norris, john u, Parker formerly Of
WoOdatocl) aud Miss Elizabeth T., Wilson,
Ia barnard, Iau. 22tll, OF tho residence Gi
tho brides mother, Jasper ", Adams and Miss
Dnla N, MeCollm,
la Windsor, Jan, 22th, at tho NJ, T., rarHOn
ago, by Ney, Mr. Culver, william IT, winch
aud Lillian NJ, Stevens, both Of Claroment
Nh, r
Ia runbrlgo. jan, 20 by Ira MIDGET ESD
Mr. George II, Diamond aud Mira, Henrietta
Bement, both Of Tunbrldge,
IN Springfield, Jan, 10Th, by Rev, Father
Gondreau, John lirady aud Mary q iiourke'
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