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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-09-19
CORNUALL.

Corn and potatoes are fast being
harvested.
The rcviving rain of last Salurda \
aud Sunday was thankfully received.
We understand Mrs. n. b. Doug
las has raised for market this season
over four hundred chickens.
Now is the time to attend to the
understandings. Our merchant Freo
can fit them with calf, kip, or cow-hidt
for q small compensation every lime.
The drought has caused people ic
turn their attention TO seek for water,
consequently several wells are being
put down, hoping that water found
now will be permanent. We under
stand two or three are being dug Oh
the theory of lightning striking the
spot, and the so-called divining rods.
Hope thediggcrs will report in future
as TO their success.
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ADDISON.

MIR. A. l.. Norton is sinking we'll.
Winter wheat will be largely sown
this season.
e. Souihard's new house is pro-
crossing finely. y
Occasional scripture readings are
given by the Baptist pastor.
Many of our folks have secured
their winter supply of coal during the
late good wheeling.
Campbell and Norton have dis
solved partnerships the threshing bus
mess. Norton continues, we hear.
One of our citizens has quantity
of the early amber sugar cane growing
In his garden. This plant may be prof
itably cultivated in this section, both for
sugar making and fodder for stock. II
requires nothing beyond common corn
ground and culture,
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County News
VERGENNES.

Butter sold at 1s and 10 cents last
Saturday.
"A new meat shop Is being fitted up
in Stevens block, it viii be occupied
by f. c. Scott after October /.
Tho curtain roller factory wheel
broke down last Friday morning, which
caused some delay, but il was soon pnt
IN order.
Miss Victoria Blakeley and Mr.. +.
Cummings were married at the Catholic
church, last Sunday evening, by Rev.
p. Cunningham.
Our steamers carry passengers ia
WestpOrt and return for twenty-five
cents during the fair which is being
held there this week.
Capt. Motifs boat, B. F. Goss
arrived loaded with merchandise from
New York, last Friday, and returned
on Thursday of this week.
The new telegraph Office is nearly
completed at the Stevens House, and Ii
Is thought that an operator can be
procured without going out of town.
The w. Is. N0yes patent spring
roller for shades is a new feature in
the Shade Roller Co.'s business, which
has been added during the past season.
Several of our residents went 10
New York on the excursion, among
them were G. f. o. Kimball and lady,
Miss Annie Sprague, Mr.. Chas. John.
son and MIR. N. d. Dorval.
Horace Parker, son of Dea. j. w
Parker, was taken quite suddenly i'll
with diphtheria on Thursday of lasi
week, and has been dangerously sick
since then until Wednesday last, wher
he was feeling some better. II II
rumored that other cases have beer
developed in town, but nothing definit.
is known.
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WEI BRTDGE.

Rev. Il. s. Taylor goes to Slvc
Lake coinpInccdng and will stay owe
the Sabbath.
There will be a festival at the Oite
Creek House, Weybridge, on the even
ing of the first day of October next, fo
he benefit of the w. NJ. church
Tickets twenty-five cents each. NJ
pains will be spared to make the occa
sion q pleasant one. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all. 80,
by order of Committee.I
Regular monthly meeting of tht
Grange will rbc held at the NJ. u
Church, Wednesday evening, Sept. "a
at 2 1-2 O'Clock. All members Of Iii,
order are earnestly requested to bt
present as matters of importance will
be presented for their consideration
Byrequest of the Worthy Master,
HENRY S. JAcKMAN.
The next meeting of the Temper
eDce Union will be held at the Yves.
leyan Church, on Tuesday evening,
Sept. 23, at z o'clock. Order of exer-
cises: Defamation, Il. II. James select
reading, Miss Acbsah Hayward; essay,
Mrs. o. X. Brittcll; question, What
can be done to interest the youth of our
community in temperance work
Speakers, Geo. w. Sneden, j. A,
ChildA Y
zThc golden wedding of DR.. and
MG Cullen Billiard was celebrated on
We 9th inst, having been postponed
roml the anniversary, Sept. 9, on ac-
count of the camp meeting. Owing to
a misunderstanding with regard to the
nature of the invitation there was not
as general an attendance as there would
otherwise have been. Yet a goodly
number of the friends of the family
assembled, and very pleasant time
was enjoyed by them. Some remarks
were made, narrating events in the
history of the married pair. Their
lives have been saddened by the loss
of all their children but one, bur they
have been happy in the esteem of all
who know them. The ladies who were
present brought with them ample supply
of eatables, with which the tables were
loaded, and which made feast worthy
of the occasion. The DOCTORS health
is not of the best, and on this day he
was far from well, but lie nevertheless
enjoyed the day and the "reminiscences
it brought.
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Notices.

Fresh oysters at Manney's.
--Parasol found. Call at at Alden'-
Oysters on the half shell at Colby's
"A new lot of choice listers at Reads
Honey in ono peund boxes at Man
ney's.
Great bargains in overcoats a
Reads.
Sweet potatoes cts. per pound, a
Sheldon's.
New choice clover honey in two Id
boxes at Sheldon's.
"A large line of new boots just re-
ceived at Sheldon's.
If you want an overcoat low, way
down, call on Bond.
-Cubeb cigarettes for cold i'm the
head or catarrh, at DR.. Plumley's.
800 lbs. nice maple sugar in so Id
tin cans cheap, at Earl ~ Barnum's.
The lowest prices aud largest stock
of clothing in this county at Bonds.
Physicians prescriptions com.
pounded with great care at DIR. Plum.
ley's.
Reads one price clothing store is
full and overlooking with great bar
gains.
100 cases of new boots and shoes,
prices lowest ever known; call at
Bonds.
For fifty tubs of choice butter on
Saturday, we will pay twenty cents a
pound. Il. M. CHAPMAN & Co.
The celebrated " bite's sewing ma
chine can be, procured of g. p. Colby,
Bristol, VT, agent.
Examine the numerous stock of
trusses and supporters at DR.. Plumley's
before purchasing elsewhere.
The highest cash price will he paid
for live poultry every day in the week
by Garlick & Williamson.
Largest line of fancy goods in Adj
olson county, at prices that defy COM
petition, al DR.. Plumley's.
Powder, shot, gun wads, caps,
everything III the line of sporting goods
at bottom prices, at DIR. Plumley's.
ATTENTIos.-Sirs knights, Mount
Caivery Cominandery, Sept. "a, at Mid
debury. Il. Nj. CHAPMAN, Com.
LOST. If the individual seen to take
all overcoat from the ladies' waiting
room of depot, Sept. 4, will return it
to the Addison House bar without de-
lay, 10 exposure or trouble will be
made.
Those who have left deeds TO be
recorded under the administration Of
Judge Cooke, are requested to call ut
the town clerks office, pay for them
and take them away.
s HAnS s s. f coSkE' Admrs.
The assessments of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company for
1879, in Middlebury and vicinity, are
now due and payable, and should be
paid at the office of Stewart a. e.
dredge, between now and the 10th of
October next. 4w
Middlebury, VT, Sept. II, 1879.
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Awards at the state Fair.

That Vermont cannot be beat In her
several agricultural spccialties was very
eilectually shown ut this exhibition.
Butter making by the Green Mountain
women, as shown by this exhibit. will
hereafter take a front rank. Jersey
cattle are the pride of Vermonters, and
the herds shown were first class in ev-
cry respect. +. q II. X. Thurber, of
New York, agents for Higgins dairy
salt, offered gold, silver and bronze
medal for the best package containing
fifty pounds of butter sailed with the
Higgins salt. The medals are solid and
made by Tiffany of New York. o. M.
Iinkham, agricultural editor OF the
Green Mountain Freeman, who has a
fine herd of Jerseys at his farm in Pom
fret, won the gold medal; d. Bronson
of Hardwick, the silver medal, and E
w. Clarke of South Peacham, the
bronze medal. A. Town, Jonesville.
won the gold medal for the best cheese.
Mr.. Tinkham also won the second spe-
cial offered by the Ferguson Bureau
Creamery of Burlington, of SIS cash;
Mr.. Prindle, Vergennes, the first, OF
1926. OF the specials offered by the
Vermont Farm Machine Co., Bellows
$3.50, w Siot iItiCCbtCI JuuCtlOn,
won the number four Cooley dreamer,
value $40; e. w. Clark, South Peach
am, second, number two creamer, val
ne, $35; j. G. Davis, Barre, third, a
Davis churn, value $12; and Star
Creamery, Barre, Eureka butter max
er, value So, for fourth. These were
offered for best butter made by this
process. Pope & Watson also won spe-
cial silver medal for best packages for
conveying butter. These are new felt
lined boxes which are attracting much
attcntion-the invention of Mr.. Tink-
ham. The st. Adams Foundry COM
pany also won gold medal; the Lane
Manufacturing company, Montpelier,
gold medal; the Ames Plow company,
Boston, gold medal. There was not
very large display of agricultural ma
chinery. M. Wright & Son, a silver
medal, for heavy machinery. w. A.
Patrick, Ludlow, wood-turning ma
chinery, silver medal. The Barstow
Stove company, of Boston, for large
display of stoves, silver medal. W.
IL. Adams, of Pomfret, won the sweep.
stakes and six first premiums on his
herd OF Jerseys.-[IIerald & Globe.
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OR WE'LL.
Town fair next week.
Thn LanE Il nnn1.lu cnmIlnlnd

wv" II iaii hNAe WIN
The bank is nearly completed. 4,
The last rains here did much good
and still more is needed.
Prof. Braincrd lectures in the
town hall next Friday eve.
Your correspondent has the follow
ing items from the Orwell cheese fac
tory, obtained from MIR. f.. Ocham-
paugh, maker. 600 pounds are now
made into sixty-two cheeses weighing
sixty pounds each. This is less than
half of the amount received during The
greatest flow of milk, when l3,50S lbs
were received per day. The shrinkagC
is due 10 the continued drought. During
the month of May 147,1l3 lbs. of mill
were received, and from il was made
10, 456 lbs. of cheese. In June 3S9, iSt
lbs. of milk was made into 3S,732 lbs
of cheese. The figures for July are no
out yet. The directors are holding
the August cheese, for better prices
They are of a remarkably fine flavol
and quality.
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WOnan'S Wisdom.

''She insists it is of more importance,
that her family shall be kept in full
health, than that she should have all the
fashionable dresses and styles of the
times. She therefore sees to it that
each member of her family is supplied
with enough Hop Bitters, at the first
nplharnnse of any symptoms of i'll
heal III, to- prevent fit of sickness, with
its attendant expense, care and anxiety.
H,women should exercise their wis
dom init way Ed.
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Local News.

-rdlr udy.
Wells and cistcrns are 10 longer
empty.
Rev. r. G. Flagg, of Wcstford,
Mass, is in town, the guest of j. M.
Slade. - tr
Quite large number of our citi-
zens went Oh tho excursion to New
York.
Mrs. ]. f. Bolton, of Washington,
d. c., is making visit to friends in
town.
MIR. f. w. Bird, of the firm of
II. NJ. Chapman ~ Co., has gone to
market.
Several from this place are expect
ing to stake in" the Montreal excursion
next week.
1t rained some last evening, but
not enough to damage the track on the
fair ground.
An uncommon sight was three in
toxicated women oil the streets We'd
nesday afternoon.
The house of w. ii. Goodnough is
undergoing the Frightening effects of a
coat OF fresh pant.
Seven carloads of stock, includ-
ing cattle, sheep and hogs, were ship
ped from this station last Monday.
There appeared to be a sort of
horse fair by The Congregational church
Wednesday. Queer looking horses,
too.
The Bristol Cornet Band does good
service at our fair, rendering some good
music, although Prof T.. l.. Hatch is
not present rs advertised.
The Good Templars will hold so.
cable at the residence of John Sargent
on Washington street, next Tuesday
evening. All are cordially invited.
We would make acknowledgement
of favors received at the hands of MIR
G. M. Willmarth, the courteous secre
ry of the Agricultural Society, during
the fair.
We understand that Prof. T.. l.
Hatch does not lead the orchestra of thu
Brandon Pinafore Co., rs advertised
bnt Prof. Bendegger, formerly of tn
Bicker Bros.
"A. d. Vittum, late of This town
but later of Brandon, has sold out hi
interest in the laundry there and takcl
a position in the Burlington post Office
He plays with the. Sherman ban'
there F9T2Tg9Tt.
While up in one of the trees il
front'of his house, trimming off limbs
last Friday, W. Ii. Goodnough acci
dentally let the axe slip, and it wen
into his right leg above the knee, max
ing bad flesh cut. DIR. Sutton sewe
up the wound.
Miss Mary Sumner, of East MID
ing to Taunton, Mass, with the inter
ton of remaining year or two with he
sister, Mrs. G. A. Eddy, and attendin
school in that place.
/EHenry T.. Burnelle, of Brandon
formerly of this town, was married !
the Episcopal church in the forme
/place to Miss Nellie Hunt, of Brandon
I after which they took the train for Boz
ton, where they will spend a few day
We understand that Mr.. Ordwa.
of Burlington, who exhibited two fin
organs Of the Estey make at our fail
intends TO open branch Office in TIL
town. He doubtless will have goo
success, as already he has sold three du
ing the first and second DAYS of II
~-Miss Rouey Rogers, who has bee
4 for many years in the family off.
Hammond of Orwell, died suddenly /,
heart disease at Il. NJ. Chapman's, la
Friday at one o'clock In the afternoon
She went up stairs to change her shoe
and as she rose from chair she fell
the floor dead. Her funeral was hel
IN Orwell on Sunday.
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THE SATURDAY MAGAZINE,
Rosros FRED. b. PERkINs. EplroR.

YI,IIIs Is bright, readable weekly selection OF the
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payahle al the once Of the Middiebury Register.
Is there are no long combinations, suhserip-
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]Aihhlsburg Rr9lstrr
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1879.

The attention of advertisers is called to the fact
that the REGISTER is the leading local newspaper
in Addison County and has larger circulation
n the county than any other two papers.
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Captain Curtis, president of NorwiN
fUnj<ersity, gives notice that he will adA
init free of charge for room rent and
tuition, and at reduced rates for board,
upon conditions to be settled by letter
Two young men from every county in
Vermont. Said young men must not
be less than five rect four inches tall
and over sixteen years of age, and of
good character and habits. lie is ena-
bled to make this offer through the gem
crosby ola former graduate, who will
meet the expenses.
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ng.......--.......... 20 per cent.
Said per cent. to he cast upon ii,s original
amount OF tho premium notes, without reference
to any payments. and to he paid to the treasurer
of said company at his office in Montpelier, on or
before the 18th day of October, 1879.
In October, 1873, our plan of insuring was
changed from the advance pay to the annual
assessment plan. This change was made to meet
the demand of the times, growing out OF the ex-
treme scarcity of money and the utter mpossi-
bilty of iorecasting, even approximately, our
aggregate losses. Oar members will be notified
either by letter, or by our agents, of the exact
amount of their assessment, and We ask all our
policy holders to wait until notified before max
ing any payments.
The policies ON which twenty per cent. of the
premium note mas been paid IN advance. have to
their credit an amount in excess of this assess
ment, and will not be called on TO pay under this
assessment. ..Af
Those policies arc nearly all included in the
following numbers from number 97,i56 to
number l0l.b70
by order of directors
GEORGE w. LESLIE, Treasurer.
Montpelier, VI, August "a, 1879 Avs
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New Insolvency Blanks
NOW READY,
AT TIE
Free Press Office.

No. ]. Creditors Petition Order. Noucc, etc.
g Debtors Petition.
g. Schedule Of Creditors.
I. schedule of Property.
5. Order Of Notice 10 CrcditOrs-lny olun-
tary.
8. Order of Notice to Creditors-v voluntary.
Z. Registers Observation-Disclosures.
g. registers Return-Noluntary
.. Warrant TO Messenger.
10. Order To sell Perishable Property
IL. Adjudication on Insolvency ON Debtors
Petition.
L.. Adjudication of Insolvency on Creditors
Petition.
l3-li. Proof of Debt.
li-l5. Corporation Creditors Oath.
10. Vote.
II. List of Debts Proved.
Is. Notice TO Assignc of Appointments
10. Assignee's Bond.
20. Assignment by the Judge.
"2l. Order for ID and 81 Meetings.
-. Debtors Oath.
:" "a. Order Of Allowance and Discharge of
Assignee.
% Order OF Dividend. I'D.
26 Schedule OF Debts and dividends.
p. Debtors Discharge.
Orders by Mail or Telegraph promptly
filed.
The Free Press Association,
Burlington.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS.
The members of the Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company insured In Farmers Glass arc
hereby notified that the following Assessment,
have been made by the Directors of said Com
pany on all notes in force in said class the fol
lowing days, to wit.
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M,ddlebury, VT, July 10. 1879.
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GILES LINIMEsT IoDIDE AMMoN IA

bleuish, Send forramphlet containing null IN
ioriha ton, Ia Dir. W. NJ. Giles, 100 W est Broad
waX, u y. Use only for Horses the Linimcnt
in yellow wrappers. Trial bottles % cents; in
quarts At -. IN which there is a great saving
old by Gil. Hyde Il Co. II Am
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-09-19

Those who attended the campmeet-
ing report good time and hope to go
again again next year.
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These stoves combine many new and excellent
features, and are acknowledged to be the Test
stoves made. Besides beng the best, they are also
the cheapest. No one should fail to call IN and
see the silver sheen. The Paris Range, and the
Paris Royal Range.
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SAN GABRIEL.

Governor-Glenn, 80; Perkins, Al
White, 80.
Lieutenant overnor-Chase, 0;
Mansfield, O; Reed, 6; Andrus, A
Secretary of State-Tinnin, 90;
Burns, 46; Crane, 6; Smith, 40.
Controller-Brown, 1907; Kentield,
40; Larue, l; Jones, 3S.
Treasurer-Escandon, 106; WE'LL,
40; Jones, Z; Clark, So.
Attorney decentralization, %
Hart, As; Terry, l6; Cross, 10.
Surveyor General - Minis, 101;
Shanklln, 43; Clark, s; Stevenson,
&c.
Clerk OF Supreme Woolf,
100; Gross, 40; Smith, 5; Thornton,
81.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-Gesford, 1903; Campbell, 43i
Mann, Z; Burch, 40.
Chief Justice - Morrison, 142;
Rhodes, 5l; Bennett, 5.
Associate Justices - McKinstry
146; Thornton, l45; Ross, 159; Stoney
10S; Mckee, lat; Sharpstein, l43
Ricahrds, 81; Catlip, Al; Belcher, 49,
Hale, As; Myrick, As; Wheeler, 43
Buck, 40; Campbell, 6; Dorsey, Z;
McKune, 6; Tultle, 8; Burch, 6;
Benham, G.
Railroad Commissioner Stone
man, liz; Phillips, %.
EqualizatiOn-Heiskell, 49, Clay
ton, 4S; Chubb, 3S.
CoDgressman-Leach, SO; Pache.
CO, Sc; Ayers, 80.
Ssnator-Sanforj, 1917; Clark, As;
West, 3S.
Assembly - Gordon. ll9; Del
Vale, 113; Morton, 43; Green, 81;
Head. 6; Butler, 32; Dawson, 81.
Superior Judge-Sepulveda, los;
Stephens, IS; Judson, 20; Howard,
| IO2; Gould, 80; O'Melveny, IA.
District Attorney-Brown, 10Y;
Barclay, As; Holton, 4; White, AZ
Sheriff-Rowland, 124; Currier, So;
Rey nolds, 4; Bragg, 50.
Clerk-Potts, 1l6; Bent, 45; Con-
lee, 6; Evey, "a,
Treasurer-Hinds, 10s; Bayer, 49,
Mesmer, 5; Lindley, 4s.
Recorder-Craig, 100; Lamb, SO
Fischer, 6; O'Lesry, 33.
Auditor-FIoyd, rs; Wolfsklll.28
Kimball, 0; Yorba, 80.
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Al; Rhodes. 40; Bennett, 0; Asso-
ciate Justices; McKinstry, 40;
Thornton, 81; Ross, SO; Stoney, 80;
Mckee, 81; Sharpstein, 81; Kich-
ards, Al; Catlin, 81; Belcher, 3S;
Hale, 25; Myrick, 49, Wheeler, So;
Buck, 81; Campbell, 0; Dorsey, o.;
McKune, 0; futile, o; Burch, 0;
Benham, 0. Railroad Commission
er; StoDemap, 60; PHILIPPE, 81.
Equalization; Heiskell, 81; Clay
ton, 40; Chubb, 20. Congressman
Leach, 20; Ayers, 81; Pacheco, 40.
Senator; Sanford, 80; Clark, 80;
West, ~ Assembly; Gordon, 80;
Del Vale, 40; Morton, 80; Green,
20; Head, 0; Butler, 81; Dawson,
10 Judges; Sepulveda, 4S; Stephens,
81; Judson, rs; Howard, %; Gould,
Is. District Attorney; Brown, "a;
Barclay, SO; Holton, 0; White, II.
Sheriff; Rowland, 43; Currier, 81;
Bragg, %; Reynolds, O. Clerk !;
Potts, 80; Bent, "a; Conlee, 0; Evey,
H. Treasurer; Hinds,35 Bayer, 81;
Mesmer, o; Lindley, II. Recorder,
Craig, 80; Lamb, 40; Fischer, o.;
o. Leary, 20; Auditor; Floyd, 20;
WolfskiIl, 90; Kimball, 0; Yorba,
80. Assessor; Venable, 80; Lock-
hart, 81; Steele, 0; Dolland, 20; Tax
Collectors: Cullen, 32; Hall, 38;
Wright, 0; Page, 81. Surveyor;
Jackson, 80; Wright, 40; Olden-
burg, 10. Coroner; Harmon. SO;
Barton, 3s; Nadeau, 20. Admins.
traitor; Edelman, SO; Potts, 80;
Paul, .; Apablasa, 49, Superintend-
ent Of Schools; McDonald,3S; Hin
ton, 40; Burke, 0; Miles, II Super
visor First District; o. f. Kemble,
81, Sam Prayer, Is; w. s. Max
well, 90, Sanford Lyons, So; A. II.
Miller, Is, s. McKinlay, Is.
WESTMINSTER.
Governor: Glenn, IS; Perkins,
OIL; White, IS. congressman:
Leach, 60; Pacheco, 81; Ayers, II.
Superior Judge: SepuIveda, "a;
Stephens, So; Judson. rs; Howard,
58; Gould, 81; OMslveny, SO.
District Attorney: Brown, 90; Bar
clay, 81; Holton, Al; w hite, IA
Sheriff: Rowland, 81; Currier, II;
Reynolds, 36; Bragg, IT. Clerk:
Potts, 90; Bent, 90; Conlee, 39;
Evey, IL. Recorder: Craig, 90;
Lamb, At; Fischer, IL; O'Leary, 8.
ANAHEIM.
Governor: Glenn, 50; White, 1870;
Perkins, SO. Superior Judges: Se-
pulveda, l28, Stephens, Y; How
ard, lis; Judson, 80; Gould, 81;
O'MelveDy, So.
ELIZABETH LAKE.
Sheriff: Rowland, IL; Currier, 9.
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wori, 20 nobly, njnaisstfy !, Puf57
ly entertain the people. To DO
amused Ii to take the bitter drop OF
gall out of the things of life.
A musement takes away the sting
of care and furnishes a medicine
for the heart. 1t cures the miasma
of the mind, and the art of anus
ing men, women and children in
nocently is thing of which the
proudest might be proud. The EN-
tertainment which can win the
elevated and the noble to smile de-
serves the respect and gratitude OF
every person; to make people
laugh; to carry them out OF them
selves and out of the hard world
about them, is task for the nobIest
intellect. Such things are accom-
pltshed every Sunday at Washing
ton Gardens. Be sure and come.
Bring your wife and family. a9-1m