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rveenktnd IT.. ,,, ---------.
hnssi,sn s'on ",.h .,hauou1uetdocotatcd vi, i,
w.nn,x S,' ",.n aaaa Mnn's
"AH@A1 CONGRATULATED HIN,
liter "blo"er" Brown hal ijuI,hrd -,
a..s .s'' ' w. p"faaea fu scarlet tnrket ~ cs'
crea WIN medals. Iits unpcpronre wv
H., ~ graz contrast to hIs adnt,,h'a %as
,,ran ~ a at' ,ast inaeeb' Tonight he va. s,,w
saeu' hnu uoHnenet' Az the hour Of II ~"
c,.t sron, t,s ~ ~ LUG spcesatdra wetc otto,
kcn. - ,rs so sa" p9aFu on which tho score VA.
horovs. ~ M - !, '.osN. n mere ~os little anxiety
-o,,,d 49,, "s ~ "a' a'e'caf'r foreaeen that We.,on
nitss '"' 'a' 'as@ Of Walking The ID
~" .,.
o...'y ..o"a
mn, .o acknowledgement oaosHhf AROUND rna TRACK.
ned n.s.s,rIan tsas.s "ers sho~crcd upon III.
psuestr1a" from every side. The many ar.". "'
,bamntan,e s". neso inodest1y proud OF tbpi,
srJ ~ >. .aseess. s "csfons wife and ch,d
my "a low o.. sa'a oersonal friends were nre,on.
The rIostnr @ ,naraa mas petlees bower Of flowers,
4"s e'oe"ls moments OF tho walk approach.s
in tt,n. on., 49, r''n a., w" oootl') were mado
hls teht for 's,,s u. H., 10, j., a. essoa passed
thc urtt,.,. - 80 ".a' zap he Has Eisen
he corric1 ,rn,na ~ n'lsan I' ''ags, which
.,,,n n..,...s, w 'n's, waving them
and tie i,In of thc ,nm.t. Mt" r,,A u.IEAlka
uYanteo noodio : y u.s., ine pana nrst played
urItann{s. u '"Ao s'ioeo "'ed "Rals
III f1nf.hoa H.. xro ~,
when ho marohcf, N tba "s n.. ~ loa' esn. los.,
cab bnmc. 'A' '"''aneo md took
Sir john A.t,cv- v,. .x.:.
, 1879-06-23
TIE cry t,rFTC1Ar,s.

ting-Superintcnlent Jou Dixon WAS found
nb0ut lalf-past 8 o'clock lust evening at the
Police Headquarters, a1tl was questioned about
his knowledge Of tliu actual !acts. At this hour
fle wildcat runots were prevalent around town,
and little or nothing was known Bayo tia. there
lad boon some fighting a: Silver Leaf droyo
nnd several persons wounded.
SWELL" said Mt. Dxp'l, '1guoss this settles
the 9ucstion abont tlle Socialists parudtpp in
arms on the Fourth Of July. And they mar pass
all t',. rcs..lutlons thuy lis at,put tnu nov,''
"What do you know Of tho facks:''
was telophol'ed, fur MI hour Or more ago,
mud immediately took precautionary measures,
thinking It posslb!c ttint tie 1.eEr unl Weir
'cre!n On tsctr roturn from South Chicago
might possibly cause some trouble. They hare
arrived. t.l"t learned Of thu atlair wt.ui, they
renrhc1 tile daput, hui Lhnvo lIa.t tnen amupw
tlsenl, mud ihey liayu gonu quietly hotnc."
Az this tit!a Clark, ,streeL wus lIltcu With nils
nlskurs returning from South Cnlcagu, but, IT,
though hAny II !llc mel. worc TIN t}lltu blouse
them wero carrying cach.a baby as wsl is Il
guu. while usrlr wiYes to!Icd along by tllnlr
y0nnEster.
project ,he Aln4Isou street statio,I, where tic
n,sa wcso confined, against my rnss!bla. attarh,
This prtcaullon, thnugh j1ssl!iabIo enough.
tlls'lel out to bn unnecessary.
th1As FENHk l-ATlet was seen tY q rr-
porter, carly IN the evening, aud, NJ at
tI1ts tltns' tl.., hellaf was that thu Socialists
Wura, to blame for thu row, he was
aakeA Whak ln O.. Thought Of tho crowd
with wh!cl: !u las ot tata uylllccl a,sosiEt]tl
tn train. lau hUa hut lttti.s to say. not buu. IN
pessesslnn OF the faets. nnsl wnnksd to know
whether IL was true that tho men wcte Itst nt-
taxhsa hY tlu mub or not.
i!ta Reporter auGgcstcl tlnt this showed tue
folly Ut all0w!A. Aunutt torlxc.l Uerst,tn to bear
arms "ilt1 4ssoelatu themselves III sucalIc ebA,-
panaes. 1t was alb0 8llggestet! that thIs would
81 wake up the publc that tl!urc would be no
urlned paGn.1e uu thu Fourth.
=" Wr!1,n snta All. l.awlcr, tho only man
tnAt eau prevent t!lat is going to nbau1ou ths
Guy utat day nl!l 10 oil to so,u ytla4o aud
taik. Pcrl,aps this Nill stop hin..''
iurlIapS It will.
la III Interview with Ainyor Harrison Mt The
MRutsou street folicU Station, last 1jgat, his
hoGoF told u ruportur thAt In did uot ru-
kafu ~ alslllrbauces at SliYyr-Lsaf (jruye
~ abytAE Strous, Alll did nut altueh a,,y i,iI-
nofts'lce to tho a1latr Us Fugar1Ieu Communism.
~ was sllnnIy eontRbt Wlth a taul, VI pra,e,i
1sen against clohtl OF Foughs Wlao had inter
teteu with lcir frlenas IT this picnic, Tic fooI.
~ paFt ot Tho business, he said, co,lslstyd in
na.s IT. HlahaEeFs ot tho utcnIc calling uppu The
o!atlaootefa to 10 olt TO prutuut item, jps.eutl
~ " asslit anr guard Ut police. "Hut, to tell
tao tFuth.'. saki his, tIouus, IL suppoho ths.
nlAnasrss thnl.Al" IL would ha aM uttrartiye
s45 s4n' y. , ha'e the HohemIau B,urpshoot.
s s!saa u 'Fsn sn cSaron o4t oe X,,h H. {s strses
"ao % on aod' In TINT way thoy would get
, 1879-06-23

Of Ctnc!upstj, 4 description Of Senator ll!!l.
Which hs tut isgfslator viii hardly snjoy., sne
says; "Iio has been AeIhodist ctsss leaass os
pre4eaIer, and certain aroma Or sanctimo
ness secns to smanal1 from his sandf !ase, " ~
touched with gruy, With siiSht fringe o! ,,e .ne
aud rosolute his udss mot an Impressive snt,.. ."T
Ter, bis eyes l1ht blue, With certain ,nei.S HE
tse, introgctted light la item xsh Ston su of
A,a own. Blaine L. energetic and spasmEots, spa"aEtas'
sinking his foreapger perpetaaltT In apeaaTT. ~.
whua fll whil,es and irawla ~ u ne were HIM.
Ing IN incautatlon Ut pEaJcr-meetl1S VI
kar loyo-feaet~h
, 1879-06-23

CnlfAtH%F,

tDAMhaF+. ~
LONDON, juno GA correspondent, At Bcr
lin says the fact Of Prince t4ortschakofr passing
through Borlfn without wishing psEuca Bismarck
Is much commented upon.
FlELD-MAHsHAL voH MANrxUFrn1
will be proclaimed Governor Of Alssce-Lor.
ralno.
, 1879-06-23

;, Noaton has remarkable Alderman named
lRslly. At q mess!ux OF lbs BoarI iast stontiar
An o2uose! tic ceptance Of Mosas Kimbali's
Ealt u hai9t bronze emancipation eroufl py tilo
city liz said thas he did not believe Abraham
lincoln i deserved 70 b l1o central dguFs Of
a!ates TIL lsa WA drlyon to It, aud be thnucht
that 1lorAea dreclay Or Wendell Phillips Youid
tiol. :: '""~'F@
, 1879-06-23

Tho Lieutenant, Frank LaGwctc, who is q fac
tory hantt, Was said br Capt. Huack to be n cuol
follow,-onc not likely to do anything rash, and
from his own statement It. appears tl,at no dill
not givc my order TO fire. A reporter saw HIN
III cell the Madison Street Station, and asked
him to relate tho circumstances attending tho
shooting. Ills English Is had, yet he .nnde llim-
self iutclligib1e, md this IA what lle said:
"l1cre were Two guards ut tho gate, antl ono
tnRailE tickets. to prevent people from getting
in without naring. Illcro Wna big crowd Of
rouqsis outside, and they were trying to get in.
Quite number Of docont people wera cunning
IN. anu tl!b ruwlltcA wcro taktng tl,eIr ttckuts
from tEem,-!puahl1IE as1d showing tlscln around
The teacher {Pnrtr) ca,1tr to tne unl asked ms
to put some n,Uro guards at tho Gnte, aud drive
tho rouEt's array. { said "Yca," but llllut do
1t right array, us there were some lights golng
on ihside: Presently some OF the crowd broke
fl' through tho gate, and 1too< tic men tnwn n,ltl
could COINS H.. A fellow outside with straw
lat on said III vou wnut unyth!ug with inc,
come, OUT Aul he put his A,Ald Il, his poskut
lttl tlrcW revolver. Some Of those around
stored. Alter two moro lnuces. fotno insIue
began going home, They werc afraid: Ro,lgho
WHO 'ad eot In nsre falling Oh tllo dancing lloor
ard tripping ~ tie danccra But the crowd in.
gctttnE latcr. Illeh tic teashcr asked lne:
to put d tloubta 4nnr.i OH at tIlu
tr1fR rlnnr 7 +1o o,r.4 -.
inn rate n d ~ rban ton tc 'nr s's,,Ghs shnp! @ 10
i,,a,, thrnxM. s,ona. 'nu .rat .s 9a.s!as
liz Inr, md ls, ,i'"m stnrf ~ ~. st.'iit mitn
l, n,nh rciioti nm, hninrd i ~ th,, to !" "a!h'
Tilcn hi ti'n rntn,,amv I"nti | " ,v,n'. n.": ,.,
hai !c ,uskets ioard. hai shnn or,irr or",
ai rams ia nuradr RAJ Hs snan az u"Ss ~, ass
t,.. snrhodr iirca u.eol W., ~ ''t. att., mMs
wnro tlrnwns sn t,ni, H. rn,n,,n.,s ,nnI nsHn"s
rirht. irs., M, .,rs.t ,vsntT''p - .ane
aid va ,nort.,td. Tl,ore sy"r" asSlcs ~ IN H. ~,
ntrcct ind W., ,nnrrhci nrnni ,hr." ,',i H. ,:,.u,. ~.
bnek Ind r1pht nn ,i rorner ~ th',D as.nt t1.a ~.
sto,,cs Int ,ke 1ai1 ans rac ~ % ~ f,,,,r ~
shnts were rcn Hn nvo . r,i',r 4, 'uat ~
bayuuots-lils bayonats war;, nnMin ,,n"iiS
is,i,s int to s,,rs n" r1oy MA
w"rH rrT and son,. ~ ~ n,w , v.e
,.at ,I,cy ilrsJ." '0 ny '''' "''S ~ e~''''o
Az ,navnr ntT 5n ~ n.ss ha"Ss Ss,, ~ snoot I'm,
out onIersn ' au'e' 'a' 1fo lf'''s was oone "1sh'
Wnst lid you In oftcr ,ha ,,r,uo,,,
r,, at ~ Mo't maa'e' M nssaasa iots st,ots we're
i'ss W. vii, H. u r1x ~ a a9 % sn w"s sras1 nn isss
VIZ. w, ,n' "'m w., uix n @'oehea isena!p!a. nt
ny 'Eu@ Ha tI.' n,,1 insN!e.n
, 1879-06-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
~" YORK; June A-Arrised--The Atsatla,
OF London. and the Anrhoria, Ut Glasgow,
Thu steamships Hcsder, for Hamburg: Chm.
da, from Now YORK; aud sarmatian, from ston.
trsal, llaya arrived out, @@'''7
SHw Yo11, juAc 2aa-Arrtycl-T Ho|yetta,
from Liverpool.
, 1879-06-23

Sper7ai Htpafrn 10 Tia Tri5rnk
WArE.TowN, Wis, June ea.--1he State Con-
tra1 Committee OF the Wisconsin National
Grecnback party have decided to hold their
Convention FOR lllu nomination of State ticket
III this city Tuesday, July Is.
, 1879-06-23
SPAIN.
"@ 1A III
FINANCING,

LONDON. june ga d!spatel,. from Madrid
says 1t Is statcd tho budget will show that tho
expenditure Will be balanced by The recefnts.
, 1879-06-23

ANoTnEn MONARCHY IN MOURNING;
V1ENNA, June M.-rhs Court will 70 Into
mourning for leu days On account Of the dcsth
Of tho Prince Imperial Of Francs.
, 1879-06-23
CAPT. IlUDEK,

rr,1r,., rrr5.,, r,a...~
h,ru"no..s. u"nr uh' W. ,' Ma''"an o. Inc none7an
picnic, and who arc no* fl "hocls" nt ttc
Union Street Stallion, visited that place about
9:80 n, m, At this tima n cnnsi;,crahlo prowd
had ss.cmhlcd aro,,n ,ho .,ntin,' ria s,nt,
TeFc all securely confined in tc cells below, and
the door6 were guarded by + couple Of stalwart
Officers.
Cant. 1.ndek, s,at.a Tint tba .,rv,c.. ~ NJ.
comn,nv roro roo,,est, y, o .h sv y, .'s
eo"pahY "eto fc9uested ~ inc parties haylt'g
n charge the St. Wcnccslaus sunday-school
picnic. Every picnic held at Sver.Icnf Grove
was characterized by rows, becauso the ro,,rhs
a.a,n'y ~ .,, M a''sp.sa 70 e.ow " m IN "l.oout Daring
ho tooR hie company oht IN the morning, but,
feeling sick, left them on the ground In chArga
Of LIEUT. Ladwcic, md went l,otuc to rest. lie
20 ~, oss., = H.. w. "as ., ns!''suc ".-
VI "e ch'a i"n' lug 'tcu were nooc5 arrest.
Questioned as to why tic mon uent nrniedt
Capt+ Hutlck said that their guns were not ioal-
cd until after t,io row began. They vcrc asked
ason',.,, nv, 49,. "'.,s. 49,, ..h. w
eso~uihg 'n' ana thcy oa.5 urea "nch compelled
to mud after being stoned aud fired upon. Tho,
didn't ask tho police to protect tho p!cnlckets.
Col, Hickey and tbor hal to nrotact u then;.
selves. ......... .,........
Capt Huack has been connected with lite
eo,nrany AIncu tts organization. tn 1grI or 1a-s
It WIS frat known ID Co1nnanv. q. rhtr,i Rcui.
mcnt, ap durluc thu riota Of Jnlr 1st;. Il. "sn,e
were sumnnrily seized by thg civ auihorittcsa
possibly With f!ttle warrant OF inn. 'lilo ,r,cns
ro was however. i,,stlflcil hy tin crtocncins ~
tlie tilncs, for rSry llttio co,dcnce wss fcIt IN
the ioyalty Of tho commaud. Intor
the afns wero returucI. ind snc
connauy rccrfycti rhnrtcrs urIne
tn ol law wc t. Of eonrss eaar,ne anpeF I
tho now Militia jaw, which roes inio cfYscr
,julr t. ao@- '"'o 'AesS
Cant, Hudck said ho s,,pposod t},. uou11 hc
tho end Of tha oraanjzatjou. ,tncts .hcv ro,Ii
ret jIrcnsr. whfrn. nj rnurae ia. ur,r rro,,i.n,.
attcal. MUst d: iii 1nen warn. = vn,,,,, tcin,r.
vino kuew nothlnc at nulttirs. hnt atch nf , th"n,,
os rtii think nj iii ysra S,nJafIsss. trhie Inv.
ever. hatl nothintr to in viii, I'm unfnr3nnnto
aifalr ut the nlvuIc. liz did not know anytiins
nhou f,,t,.n t1nro1rr,rrnmts h,,t ~. r't' .t
, 1879-06-23

LONDON, June ga tiisoatch from Gepsya
reports that tho bwIst Chambers have author
tzed Thu Government to Impose higher duties On
tobacco and alcohol.
, 1879-06-23
SlJIcl1F.

dpscf0s DispascA to 71& Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, juno 2a.-puriug last
night vi lnsats man named Wanxel Wiscznck
sulctdei at tho County Poor.llousa by atrape-
ling hAself With strap,
, 1879-06-23

kEARNEY IS STILL NOMINATING,
SAN FAAscIsco, June a-Tho Workngmcu
hAvo nominated q. T.. Mctioycsn for Coroner.
, 1879-06-23

ftaaa4etancnto OF the pahlic.-Tbs bsst cum.
p'e&1onaI bssuttdeE Il Glenh's HylpaRf Sosn.
, 1879-06-23

Havana, Juns 3a-AdYtces from Sauto Do.
mlnco report that Cvugfssa las authorized the
, 1879-06-23

Tack1e Ia obstinsto cough OF cold villa u""
Iloasy Of Lotsheas,d and Tss. s.-,.,a:
Ptkey Tooibache Usops cure In one maasss'
, 1879-06-23

+ CLEVELAND, O., juno 12-Anothrr Of tbosd
murders, Or attempted murders, from jealousy
and revenge, which 10 often b1acxea The e'iu'''
nal records Of the country. occurred this e!ee-
ing in fEiahtoWn, on the river. Patrick Dnrs, .
Rolllng-Mltl hind, has for some time past mats
the ilfd Of hfs WHO hur.lcn through bis 1cat'
ousy. 9ho at length left him alone with his
avo childson q fow' days ago, md 10 H.
CONTINUED to GET moru and more morose Ills
brothor.!n.iaW, NTH whom his vile was stop.
ping, catue over to his house tonight, and altes
hot words md q scuf1lo, nurk drew reyoivs;ff
md shot O. 0'Brogau through tho aldo. ls1 CAV
cana out ~ tic back. Q'BroGan Is Gtlh hYlps,
tut In dangerous condition. liurk gave nltn'
aolf ua aud axpreasrd destFa to b imtnsda'e'
II hanged.
, 1879-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, Fa., June :a.-L. II. Aul'lh
was arrested on \ train here this morning WINS
Oh biz w&y to Now York, oa charge ot cnuea' 'eao
element, arreas being 1nalo on u telegram 1so'a
tho Chief Of Police Of Louisville.
, 1879-06-23
sEYEN CIfEYENNE5.

6psetat Dapa.eA 10 The 5staun& -
DoDoH Ctr, Kau., June 21-Jndga te!e1s
arTivaA Monday to hold court. The tsal OF
seven Cheyennes for murder begins TUESDAY:
Witnesses xna counsel are arriving. lnseass
interest u manifested.
, 1879-06-23

Hosefnment to conclude 4 treaty WITH the
United 6tatcs for Tho frce exchange Of produce.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

a BOYS RfypNGE.-Thc Silver
Rect (Cal) Miner states that John
Pickering, Pluto County, gavea whip
ping to one oi his Sous, boy, aged
about ~ years. The boy turned up
on bis father. and told him that that
was the last time that he would sub
nit 10 q chas,isement, and that he
would leave home ,ever TO return.
Next morning the boy got up and
sent bis younger brother to the pasture
for the calves. His father was yet in
bed asleep, The youth slipped on his
fathers shoes, walked out into tho
road through tho dust, so as to make
a mans tracks, then went back to tho
house, took his fathers pistol, and,
making a rest of the back of a chair,
shot him through the heart. The par
ricide then went to Jim Marshalps
ranch, about five miles distant, and
told Marshall that John Il. Matthias,
the stage driver, had shot and killed
his father. Subsequently the boy be-
came frightened and contested his
crime.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
White River Junction.

White River Junction.
The tall school commenced last
Monday.
The Universalists met at their
church last Saturday night and ap-
pointed committee Of two to canvass
and take subscriptions for the purpose
of hiring preacher sli Of the time
the mex: year.
IN. B. Stafford, Esq, has been ap.
pointed postmaster at this place.
The Rev. S. A., Parker, of Beth
el. preached in the Universalist church
last Sunday, the society being desti-
tute of pastor, the Rev. ]. II. Farms
worth being called to other fields.
Last Thursday fourteen cars filed
with passengers passed through here
enrouts tor Queen City Park.
Last Wednesday a large party
went from this place to Lake Mem.
phremagog, the Hartford Cornet
Band being 10 attendance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
Tsitsy.IIs.

TsitsviIie. ~.
Prof Ruassvll entertained . small
audience on the science Of Phrenology'
here last week, he was very success
full 10 his examinations OF which he
gave quite q number we understand
no wss the guest Of Mrs, Dr. Gray,
"A hearing was had here last FRI
day between 7, T, Marcy and O. j.
Burnham before A. d, Bark Esq,
Mr., Marcy brought suit to recover
damages, etc, against Mr., Bnraham
Tor uulawMlly l@poandlng bis cattle
about tour weeks since, Mr., Marcy
recovered $3.50 and cost, lie was
assisted by his brother A, O, Marcy
and Mr.. Barnham was assisted by Mr.
southga,e Of Woodstock
The Foundry company com
menced moulding to-day. Any on
10 want Of good cas'ings at q ialr Pric'
can now be accommodated.
MIR. =, NJ, Parker commenced
welding 10 the scylhe shop to day
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Hsrtisad.
A Maine ''sheep man" was n town
Isaac N, Cashmsn and W. W, Bag
10y, well known merlno sheep breeders
sold him lot Of yearllng bucks 81
prices varying from ten to fifteen dol
lars each,
Paul CommIngs who keeps the
Il. II. House was arrested the other
day. plead guilty 10 some slight ireg'
ularltles In the sale Of eontraband bey'
e,ages, and was assessed ninety dollars
and cost,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Plymouth.
Through the united und untiring
efforts of some Of Plymoulh's ener'
ge,ic ladies, they have organized a
benevolent society called the Willing
Workers, which is being carried on in
u manner worthy Of praise. The off,
Gers are Mrs. ID. II. FnlIer, ples'
dent Mrs. NJ. A. Moore, vice presi'
dent Mrs. NJ A. Willis, secretary
Mrs, j Butler collector Mrs. X.
Merrill, treasurer. We wish them
SUCCESS IN their enterprise.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

ROyaltOn.
w. H. Martin has again opened a
dry goods store at South Royalton.
WIN. A. Woodwork has been
engaged 10 keep the school at Tum-
bridge Market.
"A. N. King & Som are putting
up new block at the south end Of D..
Tarbells hall, South Royalton. They
are going to put in new store when
It is finished.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Sh0rOn.
The Sharon Baptist church has
removed the indebtness on their
church property, and the house Of
worship is to be opened for religious
services from September 18th through
the following Sabbath. Ministers and
other friends ore cordially invited.
Recently some hard words passed
between Royal Alirich and his father
Asahel b., and finally, to save breath
and time, Royal knocked tho old man
down. The latter entered a COM
plant Royal was arrested plead
guilty and was fined $40 aud cost
which refusing to pay he was COM
mitted to Rutland workhouse for 10
days.
-Sylvesters Alexander had his best
COW killed by being run over by the
cars last Thursday.
Two tramps giving their names
as John Dion aud Peter Jones broke
into the house OF Geo. F. Burgers last
Monday and helped themselves to
something to eat, and also to his best
suit of clothes, boots, and other things
of value, Mr.. Burgess secured the
services of Constable Savage Of Hart.
ford, Tuesday and followed them to
Lebanon, N. H., where they
were arrested and brought back
to this place, tried and found guilty
and was put under $75 bonds each
which they failed to sec1re, and was
committed to Woodstock Jail Wednes'
day morning. Mr.. Burgess succeeded
in getting back his clothes and bootu,
but some other small articles and 60
cents in money he failed to secure
They also had on their person watch
chains, eyeglasses cutf-butlons, ETC..
which is thought they stole from
store in Mortified the week before.
The band gave an open air con
cert from their stand last Saturday
evening. The boys play we'll and w
hope 10 hear from them often in TIT
future.
The annual Pear Eat at Dea
James Parker's was held last Frida,
Aug. goth. There were about g.
, present and all seemed to have a goo'
time.
-Twenty-eight tickets were sold a
this station last Thursday tor Queer
City Park.
Harvey Wyman, and wife wer
: tried at this place for an assault mad
. upon Mrs. Geo. Scott, and fined 3
. and cost amounting to $11,4S. The.
t are to have 80 days to pay said fine
, which if they fail to, they are to b
taken to the work house at Rutland
About $50 head OF cattle passe'
, this place last Friday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
Windsor.

Ths Is,s,. hsvs duishsd the
wo,L on Am.aso'. stors house. &C.
Rs.msn IT,. hooss and Mr.. James K.
po,,s,'s ,s.idsn,,e, ara now ready for
oovs,io. and ,hs roof At the sold
Cit
m. ,.o,Lms ARA ,s.,i,o ant ,hs
,,.,aa ., ,ha aodis,ss room Of the
GA CIT ana AZ. Rsv J.rvl. Rich.
~. :. 49, ..v.,.I w.sLs v.ostio,
Ch.,,a. Iso,si,,. new sioo on
s,.,. s,rsst w.. the worL Of cleft"
VIVA. .,,,.,i, os,los hslnsd IN.
1o"h,.dl. =. ri, S,,,0o,l.hsd as.ls.
,.n, s'ow ,hs ,.U,h |" ho, /, has not
,L., ,,,,,,,,, nal" ss,sot whioh the
WV" o., ~. h,soI.o,,,h,. sho, At sa,.
s. .s h.a
u"s Wommo0a Ms,,iu houoh,
,h., ool, -, simood. vat,
Th. soo,o,.mSoc n. A,hs,lum
A..o.,.,,o. ~. ,..,aa . .i,o,,., call
g.. . m,..,,na .s sh.,.ho,Asr. and
1, S io,srsst.d In the library. to
mae, a, ,hs sayioc. Ranks. n Two
o,.,.oL . ~ ., Wod,ssa., ,hs 10Th
ina, and ,sonss,s MI hooks 10 bs re-.
,,,nsd 20 NJ R.,chs,dsr'. office At
o.ao
MA ,,o., h.v,,. ,h.,,, ot tho
co,o,so.,Io,., Sunday sebool hooks
w.La = w;.,.Lo when ,hsv carrisd
their booka 10 Mr.. Farosworth's Office
las, Tuesdsv,
Ms sc,v.r Ho,,ou. ot pomrov.
Ohio. IA Continuing hi. sumner yisi,
=, pl,,,so,d NJ II
Ri, Ca,,.ohs, .,sL;,,.d oo,"
..h., h. sow Amsd,,u ",o;no far him,
IN ,ho w.avine room los, w,.t.
-, /. rennr,.d ,h, IL. Huffman
o.a O,.,,.. Ma. and .p,u,,
P,hioso, w;,h .J,ck, MoCarv ar. On
= .,r;l.
Io,,,v sh,w.,oss NINA, mn, Ia,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

How TO Grr acK,--Expose your
sell day and night, eat too much with
oul exercise work too hard without
rest doctor all the time take all
the vile nostrums advertised aud
then you will want 10 know How TO
Oct WILL. Which Is answered ~
three words--Takc Hop Bitters. See
another column,
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So5- Visitors TO the Fair at Mont
peller next week should not fail to SEQ
the My,tOn Mangls, which irons
clothes w,thout heat Those who do
not 90 10 tho Fair should send for q
circular TO Il. A, Whiston, Herald
Building, Boston, Mass,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
District No. 8.


District No. 8.
The Schools will commence Sept.
5th The scholars will remember their
grades and are requested to procure
the following list of book
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Appleton's First Reader LIST year.
Appleton's Second Reader I'd " and LIST
term Of Ord yr.
Appleton's Third Reader I'd and srd term
Of srd year.
Monroes First steps in Spelling 3rd term
Of LIST year.
Guyots Elementary Geography srd term OF
I'd and srd year.
wrighting No. Copy Books LIST and And
term Of Srd yr.
No. 2 Srd term Of
3rd yr.
No. Synthetic Drawing Books lst and End
term Of srd yr.
No. &" 3rd term Of
Srd ".
INTERMEDIARY SCHOOL.
Appleton's Third Reader LIST and I'd term Of
lst year.
Applston's Forth Reader by al others
Guyot's Elementary Geography 1st term Of
LIST year.
Guvot's Jntermediate 6eoprapy for all
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Proctorsviiie.
Mrs. G. D. Parker sprainsd her
ankle, by jumping from wagon a few
days since,
Joshua OF the Eagle" attended
the temperance Camp meeting at
Mortified. Wonders will never
cease |
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Sherburne.
Isaac a. Morse has been appointed
postmaster at North Sherburne.
j. N. g. r. L. Madden are build
ing a framed dam across the Quechee
river, about Is rods above their mill.
1t is u fe4t span, thoroughly built
and cemented, and is expected to flow
about ten acres.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Bethel.
The Central VT. and Woodstock
Railroads are to carry passengers to
and from the Fair from all stations
between Windaor and Montpelier and
Woodstock for fair one way.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Charles De Young Of San Francisco
who shot KalIoch, the Workihgmens
candidate for Mayor has been admit
ted to bail in $4,000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

There were sixteen new cases OF
yellow fever at Memphis Monday aud
our deaths,