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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09
GENERAL NEWS

She's Cross now.
"A Florida woman has the homo
OF raising the first pound OF coffee
ever known In the United States -
She obtained the plants from the AgIi
cultural Department At Wa ,ainglon
lit appears that Senator Gordon
resignation ef his seat Il only thu
third case since the formation OF ouI
government, The others were Herr,
Clay in is42 and Caldwell, Of Kansas
Ia 1873.
In the five months that closed on
the 3lst OF May, $4,000 immigrant
arrived AT New York,
The Emperor Of Russia can nov
marry the pretty Polish lady who Wal
40 cordially hated by the deceased
Empress,
The Philadelphia News asserts
that there are no, enough anti'Granl
men to hire brass band, What
this country wants is more just snc'
parties,
1t il announced that the White
Mountain hotel propriclom will raise
their prices this season
Two aged widow ladies residing
in Avon. Conn.,. ten miles from Hart
ford, were found murdered one night
recently.
"A paper in Nevada says It will
support the party which adopts the
ten commandments rs n PLATFORM
We suspect it will wait awhile before
it begins to give any active support
The New York woollen mill at
Holyoke, Mass, owned by the A. 4.
Stewart estate, and employing $50
hands, has shut down indefinitely
The man who has charge of Stewart's
property is bad stuff.
An Albany dog was so fond OF
his drunken mistress that after she
was sent to prison for three months
he searched the court house daily fol-
her. Remembering that he last saw
her IN the hands Of a policeman, he
followed blue-coats in the streets hour
after hour, sometimes whining piteous'
lly rs he looked up into their faces,
and sometimes swapping savagely at
them, lie finally died, but not Of
gricG, the fact being that boy ted
him poisoned meat.
William Reynold was so popular
among his tellow-workmen in ar
Alabama factory that they bought 8
watch to present to him. Just before
he was to have been informed Of tho
matter he committed suicide while
laboring under the hallucina,lon that
they were jealous and intended te
ruin him.
-Leadville has just lost valuable
citizen, and the editor who wrote hit
obituary teeling|y stated that the
deceased could run a Sunday schoo
in bang-up shape.
Apartments have been engaged
for Gen. Grant at Manitou Springs
COL, for q short summer season.-
Because "Manitou" is the Indian fol
spirit" the Emperor needn't think
those are springs of whiskey
John G. Thompson, Jr, son Of
John G.. Thompson, OF Columbus, o.,
Sergeant-at Arms of the House Of
Representatives at Washington, D,
G., was shot by Beaumont Buck,
young Texan, at Col. Heese's Prepar
alton School at Highland Falls, ad
Joining the West Point grounds
Both were preparing to enter the
Academy. and Buck had been hazed
and was angry at his tormentors.-
Thompson was seriously injured IL
the abdomen. "Hazing" ought to be
made criminal offense.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09

Keep yonl bowels and kidneys in
healthy state by the use {" Kidney
Wort.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09

Col, Hooker has been elected as The
Vermont member Of tho Republican
national committee.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09

A despatch from Hon Frederick
Billings Of Woodstock reads thus:
CHICAGO, June 8.
I5'the Woodstock people,:
Arthur of New York, for Vice-Pres.
ident. think the nomination very
unwise one. FREDERICK BILLINGS
Mr.. Billings is man who is not
afraid to speak what he thinks, let it
hit where it may.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09

AGENTS WANTED for the best ant
II fast selling pictorial Books and Bibles.
Prices reduced IS per cent NATIONAL PrBe
Co., Philsdelphis. p.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
Montpelier will rebuild her court
house without special act of the
Legislature.
-Vergennes has had $4,000 fire.
st. Johnsbury has voted a by
law prohibiting loating on the street
corners.
An abundant yield ofnearly every
variety Of fruit is predicted this year.
In johnson church recently the
pastor was handed list of garden
seeds instead of the ususi notice of the
ladies' society.
Mrs. Margaret Cade Of Barnet,
has just received pension of $500
as dependent mother.
The trial of Frank Lawrence,
formerly Of Brattleboro, at Gran d
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09

Speedy Cough Cure cleanses the lungs,
Speedy Relief cures Neuralgia.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09

Speedy Relief cures aches and pain.
Speedy Relief cures aches and pains
, 1880-04-30

"And Mt no time did you .icposit any money
Wl1ett thlsc ccrttloates Rcre fsAllctlT'
~ iartr hatf my business with tho tlnnk."
All TINT Mr fllsltcG AilccoedfHl In getting ut M
t1lu GttRa- examination WIS that tho .nhk never
fuf1 any Ut thrsr certificates.
Mr.. Hurley wna hghin recalled. This time be
hHh
t0r MORE PAPERS
with him, frnm which he was enabled TO stnte
that TIN ntrntint of certificates payable to
tho nt,ior IT HtlirRca .and n multitude pf
$1,000. The tntnl Issue up tn Oct. "a,
!s1l. wns &iaglS7t. md Tho amount returned to
aan!'!st u,e s'nnk, and had BEEN a'lnwod. fla
r''tlt,ln.t tell whethor any Ind been Pnd n cnsft
by tho bunk. Ito hid cini,nc,l Tint fs.up ht,I
l.cn paid: lnlt tho t,nly nyidctcc he cpitd flntl
Ut such payment wns tho Fsnnps on thofn.
fltt Jun can't 1t nte TINT tho bna1k over paid
dt,aeMr Of, theM3' asked Mr. f1ls1eo On croas-
exan,nin!!et7on. y!
tntn II. htcQuinstin, Of Mnrshai,town, a., Tho
pnylng*fet1er III tho bank. testified that tile cte.
tfttCtUH Rnti notes In tho 1t,1slinrIl frni,Ahct0n
wtre phil hy tho bank. On cr1,as-r1nfnlnntots,
ha rclHte hnw. some months prior to tho stt1nst,
he mt tired nF h!a alttlRtOn and spike u Alton
nt1Otlt rcagn!nE+ TherPMrt3lI tho latter told hin
h1 expected tn gbt $a00tku from the Chartcr-
Unk Life. and pull through.
;. At this po!.t m adjournment was tnkcn Until
this mDffItilp.
, 1880-04-30

SFstEdE D17pdse" 70 IHS EH1d98 7F7gGH9.
New YoRK, April aa.-Tltc ritgh Joint Exccl,-
tive Committee Of tho tri,lk-llno pool llnvc
adpptcl Commissioner Fink's plnn for cquHllx-
tn9 terminal chnrycs ut tho vMrinus sonbOlr1i
points. and It hns go,io Into et1cct. Undcr tho
now system n uniform chnr9e Of orc crut per
bushpl Tor tlcvat!ng IL p!nced upon nll grslin
shipped TN through hIils Ut lntling, and tho
olnrgca nru ,low divided Into tbteo unssea.-in-
land, elevation. and octan charges. Tho eiIout
is to dccrensD tho rlte hy. way of nostnn ollc-
quarter TT ono ecs per b,lsheI, To- increase tho
rntp by wny ur Philadelphia 70 il s,11tnr extent,
anA to Inurc,.Ho the rI,te YIN Now York ufc cent
per lt,shcl. tho r1alIroa.1a hero having rrGenfnro
oovatetl thr,ugh Yrllin fftc. Tho lAticr In
ercnse le cttlinl tu i1b cents rcr 1uU pounds oh
corn A1ld 1.GG cents per lUO pounds on wheat.
, 1880-04-30
NAnROyy-GAUGE FEEDER.
Eptetdt Uaputeh tu Tha Chicoao Tribune.

tho Northwestern. lsullrou.1 arrived III this city
lust evening, anl to thom wlls for1nnliy tlrncl
over nll tho property 0f tho GHtcna s. Wiscoia-
SLIT Narrow Uau9e. Tho Northwestern Company
now own lib miles vt tinrrow gauge road, which
1t ia now thought is tu ho used lis n tecdcr to
their northern trunk limo. Our pcuplo aro not
aa highly clntctl over tho transfcr thoreforp, IT'S
they wcre wIlell tho announcement bf tho pilr.
ctlnsD sYl.s first mnu known, Tho now uillceTa Ut
tho QAonn Il Wisconsin nond wero ecctel Inst
fysin a io1ws rx, FrSst|snt A16est
tnry, ]. H.. HedelI: TrcnsMrer, NJ. Klrkinan;
Directors, +. Btlhl, g. g. Wheeler.
, 1880-04-30
RAILROADS.
moyenent for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Live Stock.
rhc Freight Agents Enlisted III
n humane nntl Economic
Works
rhe Chicago & Western Indiana Po.
titious the Railroad and Ware.
house Commissioners.
A t1trn1ANu Ntt1YE.

mGntm"1, an3 st,xtsin, .,,an1ers NJ cb,cnro
The packers Na ,. ..'a....at t.. S""ts,,,t
iave fot Hute t'o hess engnse st ~ T. T., af,rn ,,tn
spssiise ssss : Of s'tss aaa Sssas i :S,nF
tand,pg, and has worked great aatnaKo IN tho
nn01erotal tnlub OF hhsns, Dhotaldora. and other
sacked aud s"tsa oas to tsy .ot aothk o. the
nnutna" n.a.,a, Tp.S i,at thn nocltrrs oni dearrs
system. Iaesuhy Aast .a1 ",.. ue"a y, 49,.
W"sf;r, roitls cc,tcrng In ChfcnEo. onfiinR at-
,cu,tou u, 10 tho ABUSES ai,d requesting .,er CO.
rhaugc for tho butter. II reappnhe to TINT cir;
ealir, joint 'nG4tt1'g Or tho Tsiiruaa psnp'o ta
tsray. fofcnoon at the 0rAlla rnsto fintel:
Tho foilnwnE Reste, .,ii.t "e1v @ s,,'i. "ir'i
Iekes uG1'eraa y aS, Gneso tat Hnu;,i % Ebi
k!snia Assls;aht FsgEt agent 1 choaK3, K',E.nig MoGF
President. md Mr. Edwin Leg nr9wnl nI tug
Ilumnnc s4cety aha at: nensfu ~, - StH, ~. IT,
Araolr = to'' "no 'epi''e''e'' 'uo p"s N't'@ ~
eassasa n6, N, Ss, pfsft1se nc f st"nS nit y
ane s,sc!Ie ss:3!iiIYi 1T Sp' q s weh shs ,oasa o
armour & c. hnd recently for M delivery o'i .
cotraet na No. ms bt , 1sv9 Gnsi1a a1, ~. ~
s!ops sls', cuts wefo ig',,d i ths i1t prsysn,!s
Eradea IVY. = that r. ,v,,s tst rr,o tnutunTp
hrn. e a!n!ou LIN s ats % RI; M IL, .,t,,vt,;M wi
et !4o grSsat a4,1,tatEci mi so,cn WhicG would
T9Fk a5t,rt rernr unyo some Interesting s,us,ra-
hons of thS efr1s r. y S II sa nt no 10
country po!,'ts ~ q1 ,,t H. rin @ t snrttna @
was pleasea ~ By ts t 'sU sotnx IN .,nin WMy
s sSSs tassa sa ssss 'P fsGMHE sss
a y believed slat t ssret il!rnmf ,4 n1r;f,'y i
tho Instructions Sontal.Gn .os. % VII s Y .m
10 aptatett ~ tle iptG T. ;.cG;' un 'o" VI
arf!ynK at nc yatMas ~ " tntc,fons.
"CtifGA60. ~ H.. thn ,nl nr.
It hha peen a4.,,tn tint,,, X, sHss NJ tbe
an cdhslssln M W., Gitv sGg " shs"6nn " at
Union Stock iMss W ,o inar rsnlss RIM
great damS9 ad a, nas Il, ,irvuG 1 h,ys at
ca!tle While t!lg sss a. t,M ,a Sr,l I'm, nt
1sinos !iamatl9 Seiets ~ 'n ~ m1 ~ this a
cntlon to tho sloAtlOa u tto ~, ~" M
Ject, anu htis. toaetnsr w.. - ~ III. Ir.,s
ihteIGstcd III Iho H., % nas,a nnn ,.,,I
pfGctlee, fetlnesEM uHn et' Y u" tnnrur,r, % ~,
co6pefhtlof IN hloIp.nY y. - s,o,i 90 h,,1,onr
quest you. ior s an,vora ~ 94,
einctng Shippers aila ionacrs !l"t '"ts ptuol'eo
WrouK. al tanst oa spPSIi pP'Iin,,,,,, nono,t, f,r
"Tho law proscs tat XIV LII pt pUty tny.,vt. M
violation VI tne statAto Va , t.n tP.t 1,',rnr
"a pchniEy o. Ply aol o. In iuatin ~ ,t,a ,nnnn
to be feeoEeEet nuimEv NY ,ti ~ ~, ,,ns.,,,,s
iou VII niso Ea!i Wy nttsn',aut " nppvflI,,~
Interested 70 tug ioliuWnE ~ ,a,;epd ~ s t,s
practice: ,,,..m, ;1o,,,, n,,v,,,o,v NJ
".Iho nhnera!9nna ytekess ,oia8 i8+ ue'Ien t,,, n
the unon Stock nnrds agreo ei 1nhs H., n .'s,. % Mv
after tnc l1tn u Hn9 seAt W wa 'i.tJ ..HHs ny
, 1880-04-30

MRss1Gr.A, N. NJ, April cy.-Sows has Just
rcuctlel hero Of severe Indian dcpFelutions III
Socnru County during tho pnst few days On
SHturiuy NJ. Fisher, of socoro. received infor-
tnntton that Eume OF bis horses had been Killed
and his herds scattered. On M0nday thirteen
Nexicnn8 wero killed ncnr Sun Jose, the location
OF similar deprrdntions nbout three weeks nKo.
Ycstoralay cvenIug a staga-drlvcr saw 0aMl Of
ntrut twenty. five insilails Mt point u rcks on
tho jurcnd0 dol AtucrtA III bot lnate, as II pclng
pursued,
, 1880-04-30
LOTTERY DRAWING.

LoufsvIhf.s, kr.. April ea,-The Nineteenth
drawing Of tho Commonwealth distribution
Company took ptaco to-'1ay ut 8IncAulay's Tho
ntre III tho presence Of n largo aRd fashionable
u,tdtcncp. Ticket No. nl,0t7 trpw tho capltnl
prtno Ut t1l0n; El,6l. drpw $4,000. u1id Oh, ,4ts
drcwf ,OJo each: 10,0ol, 61,07U. Vi, ,tpJ. =.
, 1880-04-30

L1T1EE ROCK. Ark, April so.-The now1y-
elected Hoard OF Directors Ut tho Littlo ltouk,
Alsaisslppt River l. 1'oxua llairpRd today chose
j. Z. Rctlllcll President, q. y. DAnoa Treasurer,
J. A. Wuotlxon kceretury, and r. ". Winchester,
John II. ltceti, Ellshn Atkins, aud tho President
Us I'LL Executive Committee.
, 1880-04-30

RICHMOND, KY April 2o.-ltal llo2ors, who
killed Aass lsaacs, IN Jarkson County. lust week,
shot and killed David 0nrrott, Of tho same coun.
~. Oarrett was ncputy-S -ShorlH Ut Jackson
County, aud iu tho discharge u his dutY ~
, 1880-04-30

NEFUIETEI@ N UIE11E3IkSs
sr. LOUIS, No, April GA private letter to n
h,,sncss house hero, dated 14as VuHus, N. H.,
April %, snys It IL reported thoru thAt Joseph
llruwr, cx-Mayor of this city. and IL party of Vt.
Ia,ufslatia wcrp murdered by Intiians ut or Me:lr
White Onks, Stanton County, N. M., OH the 18th.
, 1880-04-30

NEW YallK, April e9-Abe Goaklcy and Peter
L,thcr hAye bVan 9rsl4tel In Philadelphia for
tho Manhattan llaak burglary in thls city, ii
, 1880-04-30
TILE ItliIllENa

HAnn1anul.a, Pl., april sa,-tThu eascs of I4oug,
Smith, LolspMrlny, Aaanc, Clark, and shoa-
,nakor, the remRi.sIng alleged corrupt soilclta.
tioatsts, hAso been postponed until the Augtyt
tgrtl1. !
A special meeting Of tho Jioard ar I'arsldss has
bevh cAllcu for t0-uorruw t0 eon6lder tho bribery
EAAGS, =
, 1880-04-30

NRw IUnK, April 2o.-Murtin alid Michael Mo-
INerty, brpthosy, werB sentenced u Htuts Prison
for lilo for killing Patrick ur!tnes on Fob. II,
, 1880-04-30

NEW YnNK, April :D.-liuflrnall- Commissioner
Fink says thDro IL ITO probability Of tany radac-
tion IN freight rutes, but general desire to
maintain tho prescnt prices throughout the
summer, :.
, 1880-04-30

tr,,llrnrio1r ilMnrcts t. ~ purely an Individual
MIN. lcstdcs TINT, Nntional 'as'k esiltld 1ls't
H Th" e e"rt S" shn',nbt tho acfcnan. wnp enl.lc,
tn pil III al tho tcs.ltnoly tilt wcnt To explain
Thu wttl,gas cxtlnincd Tint he didn't under.
stan TINT the st1cl W. =, mslsht IT Allen per.
% ry t earxn Mas ~ io q. III x x Mtets M -
Allen. md. hoping tsnst s,'r way MIght ,!rsHe
TOR ,ii*tjnslne 1t thon. they wero. cnrrlgl nlnnx
H. If ,1;,i NJ, f,;ilo, 10 4rt ttufn sn i,r"asi:o ho
,ii.Int kt,ow wMt to iii with !hcrI. Allen, as II
!e knSw xGry t!9 o. 1s lnsSis a rs ef tso ,s
iirfi ,,,tmtfy nj that time it raising money cut 1T
hia own funds to !botetcr " The lMsnk.
ttmt., however, tho Conrt nlIo,st.i thc cfunsE ia
pit Gcrtal untstfons tint GxActly u lhn lltr of
trss.cxnrniinItIon. tnsten.i " ,;!llng tho VIII
Mr. Cleveland Thought that ,arInK tho fnll Of
is7f Allen furnished tho h:,tsk Mu,e sAt.iIU out
u s ow prfiyase 1ns; H. ana tat he ey5
40 ks ~ sspilat E?t, n s,, 5 rsy x. ,rSS
to.%. @ o!,tinss and ti,o tcst u tl,ein: Qn nc
stuck tile sai,esrn ~ siis o9 hya ki'ltty sol'o
s'is sr1 rsls. Ms e.s o ts Air % G1o,at ~ GS
IL . s s X pii hi 'Sr st1 ts s r.cty S ayx e." e
piper pipe from Chicaxo tlfms and Tho Natintlni stato
ii II tis II ri ont tGo Court ordered recess until
After tho recess t!io wt!t,ess tcstIf1e. IN rcply
to questions frt'nl ucn. It7tkc. that Alinn cntno
claim WIS prc.ellte1 aRu!nst Al!cs individually
for between 500 Gu nnti sstO COL md pnrt gf It
plh In cash nit hf tho ilRsets tt tic lHttik: Tho
a!acc f tho e!at,n .,, wn ..t nM " th parties fnr
A. pank. xhe'' WIZ e5pple IN i, ess.usnee .
was @ n ! iart',or. II borrnwtsl mo,,cy ii tic i,nnS. @
failed, mid tho innk loat. Allen lt,.,Vbt .G,ns
s"x S"s i ws 9 @ ' tsk t s S s fasy S:s (! ws s
awn ss | ,ss - ,S x n I'D @ ,hsy ,1,,h1 1 e
atss s'ss s' so!ns s 's sss'''s ssn ssx CO.
falMU nn fhe bunk when l,a h,,,l "a s,irlI ntnt
y Us '""s nS'ies. s nSo s mai fs~ %p as ne *,
Which wAa certified. Tor e.lTE, md Rot thu
money. Witness didn't ,r rt:'',slniN'r TINT sav"ry
wns p!sshe TINT ho .lepns!t'1l the tnonry fem
(mrtrly nnll gut the pnltcr: Just Ht'ir tho hunk
fnllctl, Allen 1',nrtgaKcd ntlnt Nnythus he bud
II, STR. 1il%bcta witness ealI Il mAht be TINT
TIE mn5tgnge WIS to Sc sss'' Alle1 stspl,cns
is nt xSees recdleet lse nh ' reexe asxuna S ,
hSs @ a T tl'9F h alt sscs Ass |!e:1 Z" Ws: mia II Tho he
E0y. q, before tho fnflurc. Allen gut finthini,
out uf tho Savory cheeks:
In Yer. Leakp @ t witess VI a,';M'tie tat The
to "kitc" tho thi,ig aionx 6y rehresrniimg a
purely fictitious erctlt; ,x,,, ,,.ou ,,
ness hlue TINT tho 1!ank Exa.tllrr su,v tho .n-
Mts j., the lt1ia',ngll trn'iaa:tlof nnd no objcc-
,,t,- u,tntry ~ An ryrs,trn.
mil prol1,,ntnu n st,ft,.ttn,t tcKtttlr,l tt,at the
Bushnell sios. boz si.A!rs, was tnlnsfyriesi 10
Mills r, in,tIf rii,r ,f liz N Ettrvna mil it,s,,,,
, 1880-04-30
HGESTLTsMAN ,IOn EENTENCED.
RnsrfaI Et1natth tn 1hf f,hitdna 1fihuns. >.

gPtftal Dhpateh to The Chtrago Tribune. >
NEW yOnK, April 20.-EuHcne FMirfnx Will
iatusoil, or Ingenious 0cmticu,An Ja," will not
be llcy to ,,orsccute Dr. Dix or anybody clso III
tho future. Hayirg plcudcd guilty To forgery In
hopes Of occurring lighter sontoncc, he VIVA
BallIy disappointed tt,.duy. Tho crtrpmo pen-
nty was tive yoars. lila counsel only presented
thu mitigating circumstances, elnlttIlg' that
for ltnsncy+ jMllgo Otttorslc1va, hDwDtcr, luz
posed H. seiltcflco Of thrve years aud halt III
fhs EtAtT, t1riAnu
, 1880-04-30
EA1lN1NGS,

CINCINNATI, O.. Apr1! s9.-.pho gross earnings
OF tho Cincinnati Southern nallroAd for tho
quarter c1luinE afnrch II nt,o,1nt to $lE Ga Tho
earnings for March wolo saO,f5o, aguinst $i5,0n
for january.
, 1880-04-30
CRIMINAL NEWS.
THE ,rn1sff, T1,AGrt,,.,


BAN FatASclsco, Cnl., April ao.-in tho Police
Eni,rt this afternoon /. II. khliuch Hd prclftn-
inary examination on the cfRrRc Of killing
Charles De fuliNK. Tho prosecution Uttered tho
Testimony OF rye-witncsscs OF tho RhDottnK,
tt,ctltcal lncn who wcfe In attendance and per-
fnrsnc'l tho autopsy, and tho arrustft,g officer.
Tho dcfensu offered no Testimony, and tho l,rls-
olier WIS held without tlntl.
The fttst this afternoon publishes the follow.
ing e1lrd From ytnlnE Klloch;
Editor " TIC Ihst: havu mot It word to sny
nlNut tho facts Or merits OF my c.tac. wish 1t
IL hc tried fri ordinary fafr play, especially
tuwarsls IL man chnrEcd with murder. it Is sul'-
lh<c.1 to ho chartCterlatio nf American conf
my tria 1t thu fnst men md corrupt detectives
wO slrruu,li tho farynics tilee and a8sliDlg To
P r t's % Sty mi % 1s i ;n ,,,, thu
ilnls ani coyn;t wi,nt n,sh, 10 i'c ais Sn,l"rnio
1r's ps s s't II III gs%ist Gnrsxf''n ui Tn ass
sii,!dMy Shows htw some Of our detectives
will lns,.tts pt'ynta houses md try to
e @ sa1 ss Hike 's 10 - sy IT TT IL - K"y my
whether !s iestlitnly wiz ctrrcat or i,,corrrct,
lut do lgctrc that he hut t,o t,nt!ve. 70 far
T. ,s,t e ,o, s to fsenl =, Gs ptrsrt the truth aI!
te,!'le l'y the E7,,nicle Mnl ,lttrclives t0 wnrn
ss /" @ s fss's Hss t a' s s sycn ss saa at ,o
L. il. KA11ocn.
ue s Y m1rr v so!mn IN H. says , II hs ;cs
ilniol,y Ylycs III ibo lttcat On TIC hody IF Tic
nte Charles i'e i1!'K It Il cn,'ttdcn1ly atsrrtttl
witnesses Will support tho Testimony af Glenn.
eltshnw to tic eicci thAt Dc Young dit flre tho
s;1 Mr i . us srs s'Sp I. 10 ss:e = sye" % s sS t tx
cyi'it;ce will bt offered mud fhrfn Ih,rt of tho
, 1880-04-30
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Drnnst
ocanng aihcrfh
Apsn Gny p .a Detroit srcuon Cleveland scon
, 1880-04-30

How absurl to croRk aud whoero with 4 cough
which llatu's Jion0y Ut tloruhound and TAr VIII
Eury.
Ptke's Tubthac4e DROPS curu lu nna ntnMto,
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In BANKRUPTCY,

I'm THE NATTER OF PHILIP B. BRADFORD,
1 of Sacramento county, bankrupt. Before Mr..
Samuel j. Clarke, Jr., Register in Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been filed
in said Court by PHILIP r. BRADFORD, of Franklin
Township, in Sacramento county, in said district,
duly declared bankrupt under the Revised statutes
OF the United States title LII Bankruptcy" and
the Acts amendatory the eof and supplementary
thereto for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provable under said
Revised Statutes, and that TUESDAY, the 18th day
OF JULY 4. ID. 1850, at IL o'clock a. NJ of said day
before the District Court of the United States in the
city and county Of San Francisco, is assigned as the
time and place for the hearing of the same when and
where any creditors who have proved their debts,
and any person in interest, may appear and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF the
petition should not be granted
By order Of SAMUEL J. CLARKE, in,
Register in Bankruptcy
City and county OF San Francisco. June %, 1850.
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F. SHIELDS, formerly Fore 7 Wur1y1.w
mnn c 2 Boiler Shnn "
SHIELDS IL WnITEiiW,

MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM BOILERS,
W. Second street, between L and NJ, Sacramento.
orders fer Repairs and Sheet Iron Work promptly
attended to in city and country Ratings Gratings,
Pop Valves and Steam Fittings OF all descriptions
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TIE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
jelly 2. 1880.
CENTRAL NOTES.


fGHM' LEN" said the old man, as he got
his legs under him, a pusson who labors
under the ideah dat he am foolin' de world
viii sooner or later git de grand laff. a
pusson can deceive de public for few days,
or few weeks, but as soon as de fraud am
exposed he am gone coon. You may
stand yer hats obsr on yer cars, hang out yer
brass watch chains, an puff away at yer
cheap cigars, but de majority OF men Will
see right irew you like buzz saw chopin
up cheese. Whatwe am we am, an let us
bar in mind de solemn fack dat while
skim milk has its values an' its uses, it
won't make iee-cream nor deceive dc ba-
bies - Detroit Free Press.
4 CORRESPONDENT, says the Troy Times,
sends us n communication describing the
great ire in Troy, May 10, 1862, and says
everything happened on that occasion Just
as he saw it in dream ten days before.
Now let him dream that his letter has been
sent TO the wastepaper bag, and he viii
Tor a second time realize the truth there is
Ia dreams.
The borrower sold Mrs Beauchamp
Prown wishing to borrow book, in pur-
sussive accents)-Has your mistress Gui-
cots History of France Servant slam
ming the door)-We don't want no book
agents here Harvard Lampoon.
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w. A. HUGHseN, NJ. H.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
II Office, southwest corner of Seventh and j
streets in Bry e's new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner If Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: to and to $ P. NJ.
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