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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

The Ilackensack HcpuGiicun said last
| fall The leaves of trees, like summer
bmrdcrs with bills unpaid, take their
departure leaving their trunks behind
| them
Alcohol will clean ont the inside of an
ink'tand. 1t will also clean out the inside
of pockctbook little more thoroughly
and quicker than anything else on record.
Here is horrible one from the iiend of
the New Haven register: Don't venture
on thin ice just now, boys. If you should
break through you might take II bad cold,
and perhaps have Il coffin fit.
/ Anguish Of mind has driven thousands
to suicide; anguish of body few. This
proves that the health of the mind is of
far more importance than the health of
the body. although both are deserving of
much more attention than either of them
receive
Prof tawcelt. in Il late ar ticle in the
Nineteenth Century. says the wealth of
India has been greatly overrated. India
is an extremely poor country. The only
source of revenue from which an increase
has been obtained of late is the tax on
opium.
/ As n matter of economy use white rather
! than brown sugar, as it contains greater
amount of saccharine matter. Another
reason is that the refining process relieves
it of little insect which is very like the
itch insect, and which is in nll brown
sugar al common candies are made
from brown sugar.
The Zuus wear only Il cartridge box
and the English forces would not have
been whipped had they not first been
surprised and shocked ut such dreadful
immodesty. The English soldiers, it
must be remembered. are made up from
the common people, and hence are not
Injured TO such sights hy English court
receptions.
The average weight of the brain Of an
adult male is three pounds and eight
ounces; OF II female, Two pounds and four
ounces. The nerves are all connected
with it, either directly or by the spinal
marrow. These branches, together with
their branches and minute qualifications,
probably exceed 100000 in numbers
forming II body guard outnumbering by
far the greatest army ever marshaled.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
ORANGE COUNTY.

a sa catastrophe bcfell a tramp IN Pickett y
Coz mill, Bradford. II would seem tatj the tramp
had entered The mill and went to iO0hng with some
OF the machinery, and got caught in such way
that when found In the morning life was extinct.
| At Ely, Orange county, recently, an Eastman
named John O'llcamc applied to a doctor for
some application for lame elbow. lie WAS very
sure alcohol would cue it, but could get none cX
ccpt by order OF doctor. The doctor would not
give Kim an order so he had some prepaa alton Of
aconle put up at the store, and was distinctly and
more than once warned that it was Il deadly poison
and must b1 kept where no one would touch II.
but such was his appetite for strong drink, that fol
the sake OF the alcohol in viii h it was prepared
he went home and drank it about nine o'clock, an,
IN four hours he was dead. lie leaves wife tC
whom he offered part of the draHght but she re
fused it, else there might have been doub e
| tragedy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

An old phy stefan, retired from practice, having
had placed IN his hands by an Ea2t India mission
airy the formula Of a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent euro for oonsump.
ton, bronchtis, eagrih, asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also a positive cure for nervous
debility ami all nervous complaints after having
tested It's wonderful curative powers in thousands
ol cases, has felt II his duty to make it known 10
his suffering fellows. ACtuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering will send
free Of charge to all who desire It, this recipe with
tull directions for preparing and using, in German
French, or English. Sent by mail Nv addressing
with stump, naming this paper. W. W. Sharar. ~
Power Block Rochester, New YORK. FMl3w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
NneM In.k .on,. Bod sweet Nayy Tobncco. rsly
iel,er- uncllrd far at Montpelier. Vt. Post
y acc Starch 2S,t 1873

:T-1DAItuH , .tt2.s, pers1ns mast siye tbs
above date
LADIES'. Mrs g.. NJ beisa,r, Mrs sIgah n. Farr 4.
ifs Mary nm
GrsrLrNpS.-L 4 r. nes. PrsHtlss c Gould, Ia.
win iara,n. Lester X C.. sLouise laInoureux, John
NE. Charles W Cole, Michael slattery. virYiI u
Townsend, A, q. wilbur
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

NbSAn'N NONNl =
/ The Congregations church deacous Al M.i...
bury have resigned because some oil then do moi
oppose dancing.
REMINGTON COUNTY.
Salisbury discussed its railroad bond, u stecai
town meeting the llth, AMI Tire sentiment was 10 10
| against paying.
NJ. II. sherman, formerly of West Enpeu, has
just been ap pointed stue superintendent OF public
instruction ofCo,Dradd.
/ john slLley, democrat. i. reelected county com.
missioner IN Remington county, over Norman
Wilmington, republican.
Benningions Indebtedness foots up over $780,
900, the disputed railroad debt with interest beng
over Sl9I,OJO the towns 1lltlns debt siiNj0, and
the graded school debt about i2',O0o
a" gypsy camp" is the latest novelty IN rresby-
terian church circles. The cnterprIsing young
ladies' orIhe church at Manchester have Introduced
It. They cimpin the count house, wear gypsy cls.
tn ues ana give young their supper at p cents
a head.-tEx.
Maria Nolan, n domestic IN the family Of L. X.
Graves, Esq, Of Bennington, ace deuty hot her
self while clrelessly toying with a revolver, on
saturday last The ball passed about one inch
above her heart, aud has not been extracted, but
1 the gu Is recovering.
An old lady by the name OF Thomas. ~ North
Bennington, died under rather peculiar cicum.
stances, and an autopsy was hold which revealed
the fact that she died OF embolsm. 10 the left
auricle of the heart was an organic substance
about half the size Of buteruut, which had sever
al branches extending ost into the arteries.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
| George Weeks, OF Wheelock, demands $l2, 900 OF
the town OF Lyndon for an accident on the highway
! last fall
| The little Anger girl at ST. Johnsbury, who was
believed to have been pois oned from eating con.
fectionery, has since died.
A man in the employ of Cyrus own OF Lyndon
lately so cruelty beat and pounded one of Brown :
oxen with stake as TO spoil the animal.
Geo. b. Walker Of st. Johnsbury was nearly
sorocated in hrs gasoline pit the other day. lie
became helpless, was rescued by two men near
| by.
| Within two years ending March Is, Dca. D. c
Kirby OF Ripton, has lost by death one brotherou
sister, two daughters, three grand children, and
i've cousins, an occurrence, we think, without
parallel, when 1t is known that an epidemic was
not the cause OF their Acknowledgements.
Recently, Andrew Aiken, OF Wells River y exc |
up his large lamp to step into an adjoining room,
and when within a few feet the stove, the top
became detached from the stand and falling on The
corner of the stove broke, splitting the oil over
several feet of suffice AMI cnveopin5 stove and
floor in flames. Mr.. Aikn, with presence Of ind
managed to smother it without calling help, but
thinks he was" as near being smothercd as the
fire"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26


plaintiff Mr. Clarence IL. Pitkin for de-
PENDANT.
ANUovER r.. A. Howard, of Walpole,
n. H., recently sold his farm, located in
this town, known us the Sol Howard farm,
for Sl1O0, to Levi Strong formerly OF
Cherokee, Iowa.
Mrs. Warren Baird, OF Junction, Iowa,
is cast visiting her relatives in this town
and Chester.
Abncr II. Adams died the 18th instant
If lead poison, aged forty seven years.
The poisoh was taken by drinking cider
Drawn through u lead faucet some two
years since.
Grin EIutcAins recently lost Il horse by
its breaking one leg in the stable.
Grin Hubbard recently lost q horse by
the bots.
Sugar making is AS yet n thing of the
future.
Orsman Cunningham is very sick with
in1 tmmatory rheumatism.
BARRE. - There is to he a concert by the
he children of the NJ. L. Sunday school II
the town hall, Thursday evening, MarcI
9th. Admission, 10 cents.
Dr. IL. O. Wort hen, who broke his arm
Tuesday, the 1llh instant, was next day
riding round ~. usual attending to his
patients.
Daniel Taft died on Friiay morning of
ulcers in the stomach instead of n broken
God vessel which WAS suspected to be
he complaint. lie WAS Il very tall MAJ
md required coffin six feet and 81,
inches in length. There have been many
| leath5 among the older citizens this win
ter.
CnEL.EA.-rne gfeL snow Storm, il
rapid succession, with the temperature Il
zero, dis lppoin, the farmers in their hopes
If an early sugar season. Winter linger,
long in the lap Of spring, but gives the
turner's y 600 opportunity to finish theiI
'reghting OF wood, lumber and potatoes.
The hles Of the Congregttionalis
church had festival at their church YES
49,, ~ r,id,v orn,in,, ,J,roh oI.t tn,
,..,,..;.,.'. .,..,,'.;..,, 50 Ill. -:
supper, readings, recitllions music, am
= general good time.
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rono,. I,.i,. observation-disclosures
.,..,l ',i.,,, .;,,o.,,. ,.o,rs in1,,,,,I :,
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March III sbo mn livoI with p
pIai-IaIl If ,,o r,s, lru s;rca .bo w,,
oaonrI o,o b,lr yo,r. o,l IN ,ho p;oh
.ar,n,o1 10 cha r,Iir.l,o hal - ,.n,I II
,ho oha,,hor ,hon, IA O'clock Che oot nm
n;otoI nm Soma or her clo,biro and mad,
Ean a,.;t on. or H., .han,hor T,;od,u an,
Jown - 5is,oooo ~ about ton f,ot m,
f,miIv know r,,hioo If il until IN, nov
,norn;rl, ,yno, Are pl,is ,o,, want ,o ba,
room Int fo,nJ That she had Ief Search
was nolr. and ba,. tracks were folIowo,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
ORLE\NS CDuNFY.

Rev. Il. ID. Metcalf OF Troy, accepts a cail lrou
the south Wardsboro Congregational church.
Mrs John Pearl of sheffield has n lamp chimney
that has letn in for The last ten years. and sh(
is now using one of the very first Kerosene lamp
sold 10 Orleans county.
4 new tuiT of the Dominion Government. Is DO
ing elt by the farmers Of Derby and Holland, Vt.
who have hitherto found market for wood al
Stanstoad and Rock Island, Que. They were order
ed back the lHh, az there is duty of - per cent
Henry Hayden, Of Albany, recently cut sprucC
tree that measured 81 inches in diameter on III,
stump thirty. six feet from the base, the tree di
vidcd into two prongs, which were each large trees
The whole length OF logs cut from the tree was
100 feet.
There IS peculiar disease prevalent with horses
in North Troy and vicinity. The limbs swell bad
y the horse refn TO eat and rapidly dnlinishes
in flesh There are probably some % to 100 horses
in the immediate vicinity that are thus afflicted
Old veterinary surgeons and boss doctors can
lind no remedy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
Chr fireman.
MONTPELIER. VT.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1879.

We desire to make the Freeman particularly valua
lie for its news from all parts of Vermont and our
friends in different parts OF the State especially in
WASHINGTON Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
FER great favor upon aud readers by sending
s local intelligence GIVE facts and Will arrange
'bem for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
THE PHYSICAL PARADOX

It has been sail that the blood is tn, source of
life 1t is rs tuely the source OfdIsease and death
No ic that is Ia say, no healthy tissue can be
generated from impure blood, no organ Of tho body
can normally pCrloi IN its functions when supplied
with impure bl0Ol. The IN Id that should carry
lite and health to every part carries only weakness
aud disease. HOOd /, the source of life only when
il Is pure, Fit has become diseased, il must be
cleanseh bv proper medication, else every pulsa
ton OF The human heart Scnds wave of disease
lhrOug Ia the system. To cleanse the blood of nj
impurities, use pr, Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis
covcry and Peasant Purgative Pellets, the mos
rllrctuul Hlctitlvc tlniG and calhlrtlc remedies
yet Discovered. They are especially efficient IL
sGroiulous diseases Fl3wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
RUTLAND COUNTY.

.
tHstIeloh mas !ohth IL years Ola VINO s'"hdS
49, 49, -, i,,,,,aa,ion
oAmne' "l'''am' WIN remove from C''''e',n 70
i"'"'e'Ph' HP'" i't' i' "'i' 'ei'''o''iu !" ''''
o,S ','o " 800, ~ - - -
VI '''' '"''""''
w. Richardson recently slaughtered cow u
uncommon p'oPo' uo"s VIM" was '",''" ny '''
o'y o,o ,,-,,,,1s. ,,,.,s, ,rotoht lof
John T. rhalr' the hu'iah murderer VINO Is 10
be hanged April SIS becoming res'Iess "h' ANXIOUS
MS ne lcalIes 'ha' MS I"et Hoic lo' csc'Io 10 - "o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

4 Morrsyille man killed seven foxes in one day.
4 suit to recover child has interested HYDE
Park people, Moses shepard, a poor man, having
attempted to take his three. year-oll daughter,
Hattie, from her rich grandfather, john BulIes,
who claims that she had been given him. shepar,
secured his child, but Bolles threatens 10 make
trouble for him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

lhls age Is Il prog csslve one, md improvements
IRE continually suggesting themselves in almo. I
every depll tmGnt Of hlman lifa abor.saving
inventions and machinery are eagerly sought for,
10 accomplish IN few hours tml, what usually
was the tOllot days AL even weeks. The farm,
the household, the workshop, the factory all pos
sess Gnmstakable evidences of this wonderful age
OF progress. IT remained, however for the emf.
II, nj house Of LORD & TAYLOR wc.known as one
Of the leading dry.goot+ firms of New YO,k CITY,
To introduce va Improvements IN the oil shop.
ping method, and 10 maze " ah0ppin easy" lo
vC,y lady IN the county. There is now eX.
cu-c lpr lliicS To fatigue themselves with travel
and To undergo its hundred and one annoyances,
when they can purchase every article needed for
the waltl ODE or hOu 'chOll wltaout leaving them
homes Mes5rs. LO ID Il FAVOR viii senl, on
app cation, free Of charge, samples of any of the
newest piece of goods for Spring and summer
wear, which tHcy advertise, wlh prices attached to
each. Selections nom these are readily made
orders for goods received, lllel by the house, and
returned OY fist t'Nms to the purohls,r. This
| surely is n material Improvement for the slow
| method of former Il IS, as by this system time,
| money, labor and annoyinccs arc all sAvol The
business standing of this eminent house makes
| this announcement worthy of attention, as they
can be relied upon implicitly to accomplish what
ever they advertise TO do.
| y FREE BOOK of nearly 100 large oc'avo pages
| for the SICK. Fan Of valuable notes on Scrofula
Diseases Of the Breathns Organs; Diseases Of
Men; pisca.cs Of Women; Aches and Pains
! Heart Troubles and great variety Of Chrome
Eiscases, with evidence that in most cases these
| diseases arc curahc. SEMI for one stamp.
| Address MURRAY HILL PUB. CO.,
Fl}mG No ll9 L. 2sth Street, n. 7.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
LOOK At THIS !


PROVERBS.
"Sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headache easily cured byHopBitters
Study Hop 8itters books. use the
medicine. he wise, healthy and happy. "
when life is Il drug, and you have
lost all hope, try Hop Bitters."
Kidney and urinary trouble is univer-
sal, and the only safe and sure remedy
4 is Hop Bilters-rely on it."
:" Hop Bitters does not exhaust and
I destroy but restores and makes new
"Ague. biliousness, drowsiness, jaun-
\ dice, Hop Bitters removes easily"
"Boils, Pimples, Freckles Rough skin.
eruptions, impure blood Hop Bitters cure
{" Inactive Kidneys and Urinary Org.
ans cause the worst of diseases, and
\ Hop Bitters cures them all
" More health, sunshine and JOY in
/ Hop Bitters than in all other remedies. v
I ilop Cough Cure and Pain Relief is
the best.
For sale by Frank II Bascom. c. Blakely aud
b Bixby Co, Montpelier. Vt, and by dealers
generally. IN lSwo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

During the year 1873, there were IN Richmond IS
births, 10 deaths and lG marriages
\. A. Burgoyne, dry goods dea Ter at Burlington
has been forced into bankruptcy. Nominal assets
S3O0J-liabllites $4,000.
A race on the ice took place between Lara
Williams and Kitty Flannery ior 50 Il side, KITTY
winning In three straight heats Burlington
Review.
Mr.. Parker, at present landlord of the hotel at
Essex Center, has leased Rlwe's no tel in Burnc.
ton, and viii take possession Of the well known
house, April LIST.
The building committee of the Unversalst socie-
ty, Richmond, have bought location for their new
church, OF lido Green, 100 feet front and 1870 feet
deep, between the old cemetery and the academy,
for the consideration of s23j.
a lad named Granger while gathering hoodwood
back OF the wooden mills at Wnooski Falls, slipped
AMI fell into the river and was swept under the
ice by the current, between and O'Clock the 18Th
At last accounts his body had not been recovered
The Sophomore class of the University of Yer.
mont gave its annual exhibition the 18th, in the
College street church, Burlington. The speaker,
were ten in number, five being selected by the class
and five by the faculty. The young gentlemen
made an excellent appearance, were heartily ap-
plauded and received many floral tributes. sher
mans orchestra furnished music and the exhibit
ton passed OF pleasantly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

ar. Oliver Butler of Felchvillc died suddenly OF
heart disease few days ago Martin Pratt OF the
same place had his hip broken recently by hi,
horse running against him and knocking HIM
down
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
DAUCHEY d Cos ADVERTISEMENTS.

En VALUABLE RE- EtprS bv mail for 81 send
w sttiult Z = list Ersrg5Of1 irtafs thsIs.
A"LNls WANTED. J. ' Adrlance. Buffalo y J
FNl2wA ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
SHAWlS, CLOAKS, AND WRAPS.
SUITS e. COSTUMES.

This department maintains it, suUrvmary and Show
the best productions from the European centres
Our CioakS and Slcgucs are cut and made by mei
taor>, therefore style and fit are guaranteed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

Our SUITS and COSTUMES fully sustain that pr".cini.
ucncc Justly established and alWa! 'tpre-cut the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

The lIackensack HcpuJiicm said last
fall: The leaves of trees, like summer
boardcrs with bills unpaid, take their
departure, leaving their trunks behind
them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY

ADDISON COUNTY
The Congreg lIional church deacons Al Mill.
bury have resigned because some OF them do not
oppose dancing
, 1879-07-10

Client. Intelligent. and eapsble public officer.
That 1,c psfd no regard 10 the political attach
,nenta Of persona supplying for POSITIONS on The
Fire Department, I have no doubts from tltG
facs that ! recommended and lntlossed great
many applicants who wers Democrats, and who
worn appointed.
Having u,e greatest peFsonn1 regard for Mayor
Harrison, and The hlRl,tAt opinion Of hls lud9-
In the removal Of Mr.. Dcuner he has committed
n grave md serious mistake, md has set prcc-
cdent which will haTa very Injurious effect on
future Administrations. fccl that I should DO
II l did not aivs expression 10 my own opinion.
md what l know u 10 thu sentiments of the
Democratic as we'll a. the Republican citizens
Of the ward which have had the honor torcpre.
cent M1uuAuL RYAN.
, 1879-07-10

The lunuest mon liz rcmuns NJ Rocco N,vo.
cato uua rcsumcd Yesterday ,nos,,1u., 800 y, =
o'elock a. tile Harrison Street statlo,s. At tho
opening there wcre several lawycrs present.
s. X. Dow reprcEcutcd the trtcnds of tho mur.
t,rr.1 T,,ltm, nnd Wcssrs Wns,s ,,,,, easaw."
represented tie prisoner There rers sest nrssrat
Isree number OF israell'ies' and there wero
1cusy attcmptet3 To mrsuo tl,c somo tact,rs IN
III. exa,n,na,ion nf witnesses ,,o, ,1,a,, ~
'na,,i, ."s oatoA W ".Lnssses s,ns, .at lucy
Coroner Mann thought II was tho business
OF his Jury to find out II posstbIo who II vas
tllut committed the deed auj hold him. nu1 ,hcn
let tic co,rts decit]e M tn wbnt 1s,,n:ol ,ho,,,1
ILe lirst witness saiird WA
,o,,, v..v,
..,.. .,,o., "onS tInno.
Mno tesa'ae.i that no 1sa'aetl nt no. a3l Clark
st,se a'a @ va va pttlsl!s. @ he knew he dc;
about ialf-na o'csoek on tl1a d Of July. lle
Waa on tne sidewalk o. Thu time. IiD
nS&t IG saw h'm iYlnE on il,s bod At about
~ oelgsk. iie asRcd deceascd who shot
him. ti Deceased answered, u don't know
!ne 10y, ons ! tce nm l Know him."
itocco lointel to thy tsttle hoF, Francisco
t'nnAnsh, ~! anu ea,t!, Ffal'a: for you hayu to
nc, aiis!l alse, ;" nc Ral"a the hoy who shot
Ms;" u .,.. lmc ,'oy Ti'o E!,ot him, hs sail. WIS
iather taller than himself, b!lt tot SO lasxe, ans
u Ho l!nt ealIe near hn ht thought he could
lave Th'pDet! t'i''1: W!t'cts aso saw dcceascd
ssashruas 'hsft oetofc no t1letl, nit! was With
lsM wnc1, llo dled isorro told him that tho boy
Thn aaot lliiA went into ihe saloon. lTt ex-
nlained inc cause ~ Inc stoostns ns statcd by
r., t liz ua5 tH!urt hNncsa Tas
nm, III, nnt i,nar ri o,'t,, plaec,
next ruornI,,.,' wien he rcnt IN s"s ,,,,a.' se
llcreasel tulI w,touss ,hat he asked thc fcjIom e
WIN Fl,ot Kin, whv In ,fid mr. ,. @,G ,, H..
crarksrs fn: n IL. liIt," Inv ,yn, b ~ s. res
to cry, uuti liat liz, t"Iiw ruu1.. ..i;o sa esEa4
s yM dcc,.c1 ,oit njg|n,x W. ~ !i ni's s MtH.
iva tnintrs. a,,i ,irn stn,;,,c fr' ,'o, t"o"ts-
~" ,,'.,,, .,.,,, ~ 49,. '""' P1'o'
hl"''""sI'su Flto'
fFotcsaof q! s',sls1t, test tf1e1 lnt he saw de-
ceased soon after hc was stlpt. llo rulno o,,t VI
Inc 1ooF, but dli tlst IisaF ttie shooting. llu
saw ucseasca IN lls tsluceasru'a] uwA hollsn, w.
, 1879-07-10

pocket and nothing moro. Beattio said they
would like to have done moro with him, but
cnttd not, and 20 they did tho best they eou1d
tho gIrl whom Willard G)azicr tleIuded, and on
whnsc account l.e was brought hack from st.
!.outs atnl forced to cash up TO the extent Of
$l,00 or 70, are stayfng In furnished rnotns At
No: Ill North Clark street. i reporter called
last evening At the house for the purpose Of In
tcr7iewfug the woman, but she declined To talk,
on the pIaa that her daughter ras sfck and
needed her care. Tho two had intended 10
;eavG Ior TIN Fast last niRht but The girl WAS
TOO III ~ be moved, and the medical man Ia at
tendance forbade atl visitors and i1teraicted
conversation,
, 1879-07-10

To tA EduoF ~ 1hs IJtogr&
CnlcAoo. July o.-Duslug NY official career
as Alderman Ut tho Fourteenth Ward, Which
gaye me many opportunities Of obtaining an In
siQht suto the workings Of the fi1s Department,
and throughout my loag acquaintance with Mr..
Vennst, hare ever iound him to 10 IN upright,
, 1879-07-10
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Mob, July 9.-No storm at this potpt
lust night. The crops throughout the State ara
looking encouraging. Corn is particularly good,
Small grain damaged sl!ghtiy In places bY ray-
ages af the chinrl,bug. Fail wheat rrc. and
barley mostly harvested.
, 1879-07-10

.sofctnt WnnAcA-s TO 7ae Trthtt~e
No"TariELp. Rice Co., duly o.--Ercuucnt
rains and scal1'ng s,lns have put our who,o
wheat crop in peril. Oue.ttirl OF the oclds arc
thin and uneven. All headed out. Corn
eighteen fnches high. Meadows and pastures.
first rate.
owATossA, Steele Co.. July Q. considering
the act back BY the drought, spring wheat is
looking we'll. 1t Is thin md weedy. Look for
two-tliisds 0f crop Tho hart storm OF han
has Injured great deal Of wheat Ia this,
county.
ErorA, Olrstcd Co., july 0-aprne wheat
VII! ba Hight crop. Headed out, with some
rust aih! smut on the straw. Oats and batloY
good. Had hay weather.
ARMSTRONG, frecborn Co.. July O.-Sprtrr
wheat nearly all f,cndrd out. Crop will bo yorr'
uneven. Look for twelve bushels to The acre.