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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26

The art of etching upon glass was dis
covered by Nuremberg g'asscutter.
By accident few drops of aquafortis
fell upon his spectacles. He noticed
that the glass became c)rroded and soft
ened where the acid had touched it.
That was hint enough. He drew figures
upon glass with varnish, applied the
corroding fluid aud then cut away the
glass around the drawing. When the
yarnish was removed the figures appear
ed raised upon dark ground.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26
To ApvERrIsERs.-The RKroRMERH

To ADvERTIsERS.-The REFORMERR
circulation is now larger than that Of any
other two papers published in Windhdm
County. Its local circulation, Withsn the
county and in The to,0nS Immediately al.
iotning on the east, south and Uest. exceeds
The combined circulation Of all the other
oapers in the county. ADVERTISING rates
iow, considering the large number Of
readers furnished. Send for printed
rates, or call at The ofce-Mo. l Market
Block, Elliot-st.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26
TrsvelsHe Directory.

Trains leave Brattleboro.
MOVING SOUTH.
For M!ller's Falls and Boston at 4 20 (excepl
MOndays) and 10 a. m, and 4 25 p. m
For Springfield and New York at 4 % Except
Mondays) and 10 a. m; 3 20 p. IN.
For New London and Stations ON N. l.. n R. r.,
at 4 25 p. M, and 20 a. m.
For New York via. New London Steamboat,
25 Pm
MOVING NORTH.
For White River Junction, Rutland, Wells Riv.
or, Newport, Burlington, st. Albans, Ogdensburg,
Montreal, and West, 10 80 a. IN.
For Fellows Falls and White River Junction,
and Rutland, 5 70 p. m.
For White River Junction. Burlington. gt. AL.
bans. Montreal 0gdensburg, and the West. 10 20
D m.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26
FARM FOR SALE.

,,,. ,,,,ie farm Of 20 acres located In Guilforo,
:, =, aiies from Rraftleboro, on good road ano IN
80 neiThborhood- suitably divided mo now
49, s1rrs and woodland, In good state OF cul.
Int. - pnIifinrs verT convenient and IN good
ss,sir. win running water 81 house ana os,h
ssfnfr q, fruit: 3 nice sugar lot near the o1.o-
fngs Il Is in desirable looaiiOn ioi s"' 0Ne
~sntius . small farm s....
Fo- furtner particulars enquire of tnt sn9ef ~
- -. nrsmi.cs SD WARD. 0ulfofd, W
Hefer 70 .. y. DAvESrosT, brhHlssSf0
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26

A Young lady, who has studied al the
"ologies," wants TO know If the crack Of
g rife is where they put the powder in.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26
Wilmington Marble Works

WYE have a large stock of finished and unfn
ished Marble, bought for cash before the recent
rise, and are bound to sell the CHEAPEST as well
as the BEST work in this vicinity.
We employ no Agents. buy for CASH only, and
have special contract for freight that enables us
to set work in this vicinity lower than any other
party.
as- Call and see u.s. and we will prove what we
say
Yours truly,
ROBINSON q BUELL..
WILMINGTON, W., Feb. 9, 1880. 1y26
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26

w F. RICHARDSON
Pays CASH for Hides, Calf Skins, and
sheep Pslts-
BrsalssOrO, Oct 10, 1871.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26
FOR, SALE.

am bound for the West, consequently offer my
stock of goods with the good will of the trade for
sale NY stock consists Of general assortment
Of Merchandise, such as is in demand every day
by the trade All fr, sh and in good condition.
No shop worn or played out goods good chance
for any one desiring TO engage In the Mercantile
Business For particulars, address or apply TO
eff II. @. WELLINGTON, Sadawga, VI.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26
3uSiness CARDS.


n j. SWIFT, NJ. D., Physician and
door east Congregational Church. Main-st., Will
ming: IN Vt,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26

WYNN. L. BEMIS, House and Sign
w Painter. ornamental Painting, Fres-
Going, Graining, Kalsoming, Paper Hanging, etc
Is Green Street, BrattlebUro, Vt.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-11-26

n r. POST, Dentist. All operations
w. done in the best manner and warranted
Ofice and Residence junction High and Green
Streets, Brattieboro VT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-10
s9,ooo,ooo.
T0NTINE PLAN,

or ar.on The primo pie of accommodating profits for dch-
site periods which first introduced by this Socie
", aud has been recommended and 'ndorSed b.. "ihi
neat experts i !ift insurance and by leading husi
noss men, Forty -Four per cent has bee earn'' ana
accumulated on HE premiums paid on It's Fontinc Life
Policies, and forty per cent on its lo'iihe EhdoW-
,n.ut Policies issued within the last i've wears.
lie Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciatv cxcusivel the interests OF the Policy
holders aud in presenting the society notice, they
fee, that ii has strong claimS upon pubc confidence,
OF the strict ana ccn>crN ati'" prncipies by
which i's -arious departments arc governed. In the
.et, and in the administration of the Society per-
Tee; security is given for the future, which Is OF great
mporiSrte TO those depending upon their insuianc"
policio for the ultimate support of their families
No Lite Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions rs tn. Equitable none is more prom. !
and just in IT. dealings.
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| N P0RTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

siaclc disease hss cntaicd more suffering CO has.
y tenrG the breaking up Of the constitution than
Natari The sense Of SMELL taste. OF sight, OF hear
= sie LA.an No!Ce the nind oae or more and some
itcs all Well - s destructive uerce The poison
distributes thsuE shout the system Attacks every vital
~ 49, t't@>s C9 :A most foaGSt ot coiSJ Jtutors.
ignored Sey@.sc bi ii;iic understood ny phvst
c@'ss, pot, II a. tlVd by qGacks aud chara;ans,
's- Sus~tis- from il lave lil;lc hcPc ha relieved
- st iii> sla' Il the grave. II IS ihet that tic
aAr Treatment this TERRIBLE disease by rcmcd,cs
~ the re- Oh Of al passed IL hanCs at once COM
aetcLt and trrs'woT;hv The and hitherto ur.ric,l
hei:1i aaoHted by ig. ssafori Ia tho preparation ct
lshNll Il [ 81 has Wpa MY hearty approval. he
eve II likely 10 succeed Vca all the usual remedies
~. hvcar>e 1t sraos Gt the roo; u the scase, siz
te GclcF, bo1S. while It heals The liberated r,c,,
ranc hy direct application 10 The nas. passages Its
go; N - basel o. certain fixed rules. and unless the
vital forces are too ltr exhausted, must In the great
G''o.!tv 81 cas- IS, effect :.
- GEO BEARD. ". n
Nonsco-'r ric':;. 50. rrANIS0r1 VI. oc,. l. is:i
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SsKFCHD'S RADICAL CURE

Af af,ly clain 70 be oac ofthe faw popular rcmc-
~ dies receiving the approval me- cal gentlemen
who, IA private. not only freely recommend II but
N ieir ian,s in preference 10 oi The prcpAra-
o. rsi!Si#y pr'scrlNcd l. pin Sici,ns.
NJ are are sad atlistingH!sh Il city rhvsician
nat my o0lica ems to The Mass. Med cal society are
lc tE.t eanrO pHhCty rvCoUnCp nd Or prescribe the
'ad nj Iure hnt sincH received so much relief from
ne 3S 81 II ST after thorough triAl cf the usual
remcdics have privately av!s ID IT, use and presume
hive srut 10 opr store 10 less than hundred OF
for
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PORTRAIT BUSTS, MEDALL!0NS,
AND
. r To n 3,

OF any -ze. for house. garden, or cemetery adorn-
ment, modelled from life or from photo
graphs, in plaster marble, granite bronze
Gotta. Copies in any size and material. of the an
tigue sculptures. Crayon and pastel portraits from
lie.
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Gbs iie' "ebet gournal.
Published al krCrsTA, MtIsE, Water Street foot
ofC0urt, by SPEtcCi. Il -oS.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issur:i eg"rv pruinr. except sundays. II contains
he latest new. iy tl,Fslph and mail. gy'- reports
u Market and as carefully prepared political and
.,cal articles, and 81 generOus amount of farming,
r and In .criianeOu- rri.liug with iui! cnnIpa
fi,a Of stat" ne
I.run. - ppr nBnsol in airoace, - if payment
Il not mad. within single copi. cents, 10
Ia. Ia al nj the bookstores aud ~ This Office
entertainments inserted or asOnabe terms Rates
nag l,. mad ON application at tiii- office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-10

EAc. 9acaec contains u. Salfori's Improved IuhaI-
y tuc, and iui objections all cases. Price,
sltp Fer sale by al Wholesale and retail lrugciats
ld d, acrs throughout the United States aad arallns
WEEKS & POTTER. General Agents and WEoICs alo
'-uggs.S Boston. Mass.
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advertising Agents
fOi; THt
Keuucbcc journal,
DgILE IND WEEKLI.

9Th. following Advertising Agent are authorized
TO receive subscriptions aud adverti '''r'h1' for the
krNNtr.. .Int-ENAL:
BOSTON -: :. NJ. .PETrrSGlt.,.& Co. 10 state
street.
= =. MILES. -, ii fremont st.
T.C. EVAIa, -. v a-,tngton II.
ilurNCE DpbD, ~ Washington
street.
Hpyy YORK :pArcItY & Co, l9l Fulton -.
Gao. l.. I:ovEI.L K Co, 70 Park
Row
JANE, ~. BtIEs II Pmk Row.
" W Si!tErE 4 60.
S.M. rHTrENDIL! & Co.. Park
Row.
puIIADEIPIIIA y " AYrE < ~nN, TIMES BID z,
,'I-s tnut aud ~th streets.
NJ TErrENGIi1. * CO., 7Ol
Chestnut street.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, II. Il. RhAEo, city Bank
building.
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TFWIl- \. NI"NTfsIs, Vt. II.
iional Nr.ijCal Association.
Address nr. W II. pAEh EE
No. !. Bulinch Street. Boston
Mass. The author may he
consulted on all diseases re-
Quirinc skill and experience.
nov
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ALEX. DOYLE, SCULPTOR,

Honorary Corresponding member Of the Royal
Italian Academy Of Raphael, with the HALLOwELI
GkASITE Coz nOvl lt&w3m
, 1880-06-09
Tho Jnl,ancao Slory.Tellcr.

+I s ,ah IL s"gu ~ h.as @ p, ty y
9t ~, aoH is WIN FL ~, M t",
aM nv III IT, ~ an.,n M ma sfd" hI4 ir.,ss S -
storIGs, or rccntons @ aro eiSem ,,o IRON M n,eoFy,
~ Ills ~ no pon M ~ 1'G III Sr ~ x,,s ..,n NJ
OF nc setttos sMoalaF tnGGssn!
wtM fMnt Ga ~, M III sgn, cHncht
tmn,,s s"rsai1 as nnrnvm .,s1sr uf %t,,Ir
@ 9soos sWhsRer M ~ r. n9r snrUe snMsp s9ps wi.a
rai; M .. cnr,ng ~ ~ su' an ~
ne9ns,Lnod noWever, M ooloro n9 hns ,,t!s n.
atUu Lau n'.,anSUi ~ ~ ntItoL ~; i Huw nai'. WIN
tutuo puwhf u't " nS Iii .p11Sns s.1 tuyf "seai ~
oEts nuMptu ~ ~, svrHMHitr; Hir; ~ W. % %pruuMny W
!eauha u eag RH w MEs y, NHt,,r. snn1 ~ ~.
feEAuQn OF hhiF'utGlluth adventures III lA0
, 1880-06-09

Ssen ,1eiseet '' y e!"s "is q NV Y"fE m,as-
Tho citiN coliprses thlrty pcrtnnr. AID alnonF
Tirany. lilo New FORK jcwcicr; NJ. featIns. d
nirp t!ry -xools man, and others. Tho prico Enit1
expectation il, lint ito owi,crs 1t tho plncn
Will e8t,cnt ny n,,tch more In making everything
ssssts' S:ssss + n tsfass s 5ttsn. .,,,,
his braillor Edward win 4 shotgun. killing lin
place called Iainl,ioa MiIls, \ icw m'ins from
fpl!nd guilty Ul tnstrnr III tho ilrht degree. Tho
.IuaKr seftchcesl him y ho hnnFtT IN tho 10Th
of li,ne, n the sn1ns time holding n,t no horo
tive. No!witli.tandlnR. this, his friends have
been w9rkinv With might and maln T., order 10
ase H roans s,ns ssra srg s'neR & ,rs 'ss ,s
cicn'eney III liz mstsr. The petitions
Ssss sFs "s az; sfy X s*s * ssp Sx st'h sho II
ties nt Ottawa. Tho, sheriff hts, however. re-
ceiyc.l y tsnnl,inicatiol' fro'n tho lnor.Secrc
General hui ct1ne u tho coicluAtuI TINT tho
Inv must taku rs course; 10 conssier vi! 10
haEsa y t,1o ,rw ~ herG o. me lot U.s.
1,,soteft charging his brather 1:AvArd with hnv.
WI whon e T"s es"sc 10 q "es.e1s afre Nv viz
having sctluced nld aftcrwnrd deserted her.
Sptetat Dhpaleh u The CAttdpn Tribune.
QUEBEC, juno San engtnoor propnaes n
echeIne for utilizing M0ntnioraNet Fnlls for
loading vesscls with grain, by mcntis Of cossl-
prGssctl MIR.
IL is nntierstool TINT MIR. Wurtclc. n. r. T., Is
tn lie Managing Dlroctor Of tho Credit -Fonccr
OF Lnwcr CNnI,tla
The C0lnnlIllee of tho 1t. Jean I]aptisto so-
clcty hnvu sent drlegRtcs to Mont real and tho
United States 10 fnters lew tho Canadlan nh.
!lonnl societies In mo d'er,rt cities on tho sub
tcct Of tho S4th Of juno celebration.
, 1880-06-09

n, ~, asan1ton Ixit' e "a Az W 1yrE @ @IG,t ,,r.o
i! Dc Tsnia .siress ta!co siatioa, pssfessoSiy;
II s ~ IL eft e aews u fS oe 81 S tho
trlu was somewhat addicted tn drink. md tho
other tWo were urging Him tn reform h1id unlie
TINT io k,luw of nonu convenient. "Weit," said
onG @ oi tho,, ~ activa tci,it,srMee ,n9,. I've M
VIII Aturl QUO here now.' VERY we'll Et!l! tut
portcrs md police officers who happened 70 lle
present met Aild effected M organization, elect"
,k th rrssdcs aad rp : reporter
sons signed tho pledge aud Joined tho soetty us
orlEInM! Iao'nl,erH.-tho three reporters, three
policemen, aud tho HtatiOnkccper Tho ncxt
step VIVA u determine on n tlufnG.
tho temperance adsocato who hn,l given thg III
r,cncsl, ihrce Or fnl,r duys before. this casual
gathering Mrs. li1ycs hnd declared her deter
mination t., lal,isl, wine fron TUG state ~ dinMers @
dscuBseh by thn group eArlicr III tho evening
snd generally api'royed It. ,ee neeasrca , y or r.;
prer 5 ey ii ehfste 'ha, s
:. Tie Mrs. Il. H. Hayes Temperance Society" If
wasnxto.: "Wo 1nYb. p siys the I%,!yn nn oar
tor Than wc tho intemInranco which prevails in
oiicinf mud fashionable society. and tho cxn1Il-
s sot "t tho wh!ts ouse snoud b. sc9 3,
hearty approval, md tho unmo suggested wns
Just ut this moment # happened that poor
fellow who hlI been tho worse for liquor was
relcnactl. ffe was seized upon alstl urged to Jou
tho SocIoty 1t w,tA snid Dy tho founder who, ns
ees es ss5s Ss o Of %s e sr t a f ns
that as eight men elected Mr. llnyea, It WIS en-
iiayes, il n,.itpn Of tho socioty: Tho strnnger
sAw tho logic Of tho argument for reform. mud
sshorenpom 5oinca tho pieags, ane assTa,e ,,s
mo!rher. And this was tho origin Of the ''Mrs.
Il. y. Hayes Tcmperauce Society" -.
The meeting t,iAtie paragraph, ota i nnrren
night, for cneh III the Reporters, and X illy Mp
pr1red tho next morning ~ tho W..shlngtol and
baltimore nn,SslM1pers. Ono nf the reporters
Press, Who sent @ il Ill osef the country: Nsxt
morning tho ,nclnbers woke up 10 tlnd tte!r
club, Il not themselves, fain0us; As hayo sud.
III all minls, mud tho telegraph announcement
Of tho fornntlon at tho Fcterat Capital Of IL
temperance society bearing tho narne aud PRO-
vito camo Rt th0 precisa tlrno when It w'nlld DO
likely to uttrnct w!de attention aud re'nark.
seas ssesy he S sss sdsey y sS rR sG ho s
selves famous. tho tucmbGrs. or rnthor tho
newspaper trumvIrate who formed tho .sctlyo
the public oyo u1itii il assumcti realy ns,onish.
Ing proportlois. L1rgo islcctiugs under, its
auspices were held In tho District " Columbia,
application In many parts OF the country. Mrs.
liaycs naturally inquired into tho character Of
tho organization, md found that bnek of IT,. q
tho continued use Of her r'nAtnc.
evil hoar otig t t K.aw traxi taa liz t1ree
inittec Of Agitation. llnt, unfortunately, ono
paragraph which .uppcased III phi!ndclphiR
an excursion near tic City oi Urothorly Love,
eecdInHs. @ hai said Tint MSs. m iayss hnd tnduRe,i
, 1880-06-09
CONGRESSIONAL,
AENATk,

WARRINGTON. D. O., Juno s.-IIouse amend.
.spu 10 tho bill ratifying tho Tito agreement
"sro ordcrcd printed.
LUG Kellogg resolutions were Informally laid
~ ,aae ena tho Sundry Civil Appropriation bill!
~ - conaderod
.ae amendment striking out tho rcqutrc-
s,s.a 70 pay al sums appropriated by tho act in
e!ser coin WIS adopted, .
,.tm ao amendmcnt dovottng tlo, 600 Of the aprro-
t,auon fos taking tho consus 10 expenses Ut 6b-
s.s1x Statistics a. to tho number OF otuxcus
a.aNs1 Ssoas1 aM1raxs by State laws was advocated BY
s'esars Waliaco lud heck.
poiiticaM, M,alno opposed 1t, saying It was nero
Inn, ~; rrslduut," said Beck, "the G0nator
tsica Aaine Is 20 prompt 10 call this o political
Rlano. '""'' saso t~'I 'n'esEuptco
,;tttoo oll twist, then." resumed Beck; "twist IL
A'9s Ve1tes, Things have taken twist tisV-
, 1880-06-09
CRIMINAL NEWS,
A FATAL EOSFJ4lCT.


6pfetnt Dhpdtch 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
MANCHESTER, vu., Juno B.-A fatal duel Of n
noyol character t,k plncc here this morning t,g.
tween Alexander Jones md JAMES u. Mitchell,
two cx- 1'enEtontiary convtcta Mitchell hnd Just
served out IL term nf eighteen yeMss, and Ind
on'y betn o,it thirty days. both men rootnc'l
ta4ntl,cr In this city. This mnrnlnR Jones mp
piled Il, his companion FOR tho nan III lakinY-
Kiaa:, which WIS delivered In inngu,Hc cn!cs!
lated to nro,isn nugrr. Tho result wns ,wnr,la
uthur man III the fnce. Mitchell pirkrd
iip n pn'r Of largo aclss.,rs and struck
IPnes two severo blows, one On tho Wp
Thu uttrr 1,r.AIuccl II wound about four Inches
!!Gtp: Tho wounded man fell Z. tiIn er,''tti,l,
stricken ut Ills net, jumped upon IL tnllls aud
hHs.uneA for nIctlcu nssistnnet.. Aftur hHiittiny
II doctor tn tlIU man Ilo attempted to GsGupu but
WIS Cupturct,, .JDfiCS will die,
, 1880-06-09
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFT1CEn, WASH
1NoF0x, b. c.. Juno 9-1 n. m.-For IT,. $500
and tho Ohio Valley, falling barometer, slightly
warmer southerly Winds, clear or purity cloudy
weather, followed by increasing cloudlness.
For tho Uppor Mississippi and Lowor Missouri
Valloys, failing, followed In tho latter by
stationary or rising barometer, southorly winds,
partly cloudy or cloudy weather and ruin,
higher, followed in tho Lower Missouri Valley
W luwcr, temperature.
For tho IrlwGr Luke rogfon, falling barometer,
slightly ,wurtuur Gust 10 south winds. clear OF
partly cloudy Wenther.
For tho Upper Luke region, fallinE barometer,
Winds mostly cnat to south, slightly warmer
clear or purity cloudy woNthcr, followed by tn
GFcasug cloudlncss and rain.
LOCAL oHsEuvATIONs.
sHtH iIuA
, 1880-06-09

nature ri hnzinR ut West Point (Which
!inznK nvcry onc tn,1at Mndcfnn,. and frt,tn his
hRvlng Deliberately prepared himself 1h'f,'re
coming to West Point 10 shant my 6nn thlt
ahouht attctnpt uvon In the sniitfes rnI,l1Mr my
forms Of haztnE upon hin. The ltsn!tl 20 bp
learned frOm this nl1nF IA thnt enexe md scNnl
authorittcn ah0hll require every student 70
suto upon honnr TINT he lii,a mt, atll tat wl,lo
=. tno stat!'tion no VII s naSe. am pistol or
, 1880-06-09
BRITISH GAMBLING.
What EnRllsllmcn spend or lzorso-
IkncInR.

Neto rhrk Sun. -...
eense Ta%s es ss"'s'Ia d, rs sse, s1 En-
sand nd Is % familiar iaet; hut fow persons oyen e.,
With the turf comprehend whit II vast ind cost
" organization Is directed to thnt end, Sonlo
s.at's.cs ate'y pno!,shca on tue subject nfo ca
euin.oa " .1elonisii rs ltAAcf'cah PuoIe' WINCH
Is not accustomed to fcgar't the rearing md
mi onlisy ~ and 'n cloton NJ % Win a,onaI imnops-
'ns9; !, sooc,r, ,n,. ,r,n po,-,,,rv tn rovc,,n.r
III @ rco ,ucotinss @ Of nil kiud.. tho humber Of
stakes cohtontcd for bo!ns :,oso Those data
Include tho records Of both 1lut rnclng
md stcoplcehnsing, and It IL computed
that ;o @ ta. a,etout l.. horses
Soc M TX arI ~ ~ 81 'o m @ Inc
CUPS enu ptes, n osQ.mMtc9 w ~ W, ,n,s, INC
!aasSest aS n ah9nns paa ~ % nhy ee1ng 9eim8 az
nTgrcgEattSS e A. tll tbs Te most problo sinE!s
srn ~ sGI,s :" nnf .@'G sI,, T. "s 'ho
,o Mnero ,nt tno StaSs aao W & o. aI9 t, nesnnGo NV Nv
" tus lo't H.. SUI sa1, aeSsuhg 1ro s!akcs ~ Ing
~ ~ ~ i .ass ~ s % i nnd
Winnings being n6out s*s5, ,ooo. Tho mrgest
4ni, S "1u py Ivy Gt,o " tnsSG .H th W ,o
S!5l,ooo ,,o3t 9n coMSloetho1y 1ess ta"n aaG
'ne s,,'s aaIsest Wlnner .,,s.. IN Ln,s.
aT IN s,o,,, ss aa mi h eMt
q course, tlo srrt p.lses e tue Turf iii! aras
tno " Srre IN r1c or 1ho enor
event: vent, ,,,.,o, ~ ~. .u,,,x ua,,,,a,
c II b. yeanea ro fo
9pIoso gIEt s q sas e 70 ta4 ad Gyen
bred us yearins .' oanret @ bG purchased r9r much
iess tnan s9; vi, 10 trh sfSci; y, In una 10eKey
ino +, @ MM nn,on+ s,a1i, ~ nor
pears. u' 6ayo sixsy.cisht horses. many
o. h'cn and ther 'efsn ar atpc IRE
traiuins tii otpanses nons are i cotnputet 70 exceed
nc ~ n9na 1a a 1ea as nxSa rS ~ a9 sn 5es ~ s
nonnting m unsl,cecssial eomne.iior For a.!
uan ana .aSHra ~ ~ & ,n rss r
ssrtaia stsD!ss ; Eyen # tSS neniu.i fses ,5ast
"Inc IN @ III s t s r@neys 5uGKey sI n nrcs
w VI j Yea s ~ y! Ssi6y xas pIesstqd win saesk
Sr e ID
SUCCESS sq!ssc,s ia now almost universal. .....,,
M Inc ~ ra}s ~ cptss u Sef sa @
edgo of TIC caormons suns q money which
Nv = 4AtM otsslo sN III nuniS.oH tuAa Elstuet ~
s1y notning or tno thonsanos OF swcepsiahes m
lnITn.M.y LII antouRn9 I ny Soun.Fy o
~ ny y prH ~ ovG1st WILLIE - toe kUIt4
tnat S1.o9S Only M Is tlskoa ny pcttoro pr cncn OF
tho small rtces y, run aurinG ! sSnsofl, " anu re-
t HIT ~ H. sn raro snSn II
orcas a., M nrltnin on minor eyonts nlone roaches
*D;NoOo yoar. Ip tnnt atnol,ht must % 20
euaea tne mGnoy WHICH @ n oeI'Ga % nm .a9 MMrger
mArkot Roncastcr, Liverpool. ~ ana d. 80 60
1ro' i. ccrsa'n,v rpnvnsCutca wboS SSs0
fare, competent Observers ayor that 4 sum Ct
IVY ID thhnnily Flakca on mo hfltlan tlrl,
1nafKet 10f gaMpllng purpnses, .aoro u EToana
aor uel!SsAH uin] 'no aulou"t IN pFupup1e uu-
, 1880-06-09

to r1vIyn fnr moment a, his cntrtlncn held out
EEB har,1 nrl nluruu,rtFl: "Ah. It Ia you. tnt,n
travrl" "Thcrn-t tnl,! ynt," Enid the tthyrl..
clan quickly, "thnt Au would not rctnpnfzG ythl.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-19

Carrot satisfactorily settles the question a. to
the fairness Of the tenth census in South Car
olina."
Gen. Walker, in conclusion, says Of the
Investigation:
II know of no reason why any further
charge Should be made Against the snumera-
ton recently brought to a conclusien BY com
m%issioned and sworn officers Of the govern.
ment in South Carolina. The presumption
which existed against their work has been
completely overthrown, and a strong counter
presumption has been created by veriication
upon the ground OF schedules of inhabitants,
in the case of eighteen enumeration districts
successfully taken for special investigation on
account of their exceptionally questionable
character"
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-19
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress,
WILBUR F. SANDERS.
For District Attorney,
T MCBRIDE.
For Joint Councilmen,
CHARLES 7 MEADER,
HIRAM KNOWLES,
GEORGE NJ BROWN,
FRANK l. WoRDEN,
For Representatives,
CHARLES S WARREN,
T. JOHN BELL,
GEORGE W IRVINE, II,
GEORGE w MORSE,
JAMES K PARDEE,
DAVID JOHNS,
For Sheriff,
DAVID n UPTON,
For Clerk and Recorder,
A WITTER,
For Assessor,
GEORGE W JONES,
For Treasurer,
/, LEW COLEMAN,
!, For Probate Judge,
ORREN EMERSON,
For County Commissioner.
WILLIAM NJ JACK,
For County Surveyor,
g A KELLOGG,
|. For Superintendent of Public instruction
L EEHoLMEs.
For Coroner,
In HAINEs,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-19

The Empress Eugene, so the WIN
Reciew states, has decided to
England, being moved to that determi1
by Parliament's setting its face del
against the erection of a monument
Prince Imperial in Westminster Abbe
will probably 60 to reside at her Cha1
Arenenberg, Switzerland, and her pres
tention is to erect a mausoleum wherer!
fixes her residence, and remove the rel
of her husband and son from England