Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-10-06

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table above,
Don't forget Mss Woodwards con
cert at the Town Hall Tomorrow
Thursday evening
We see II stated that over 1000
negroes have been "eyodasted" into
Indiana within tho past six months
Tor tho express purpose of carrying
that State for the Republicans The
Republican raseals out there resort TO
all manner OF mean lodges to carry
that State next Tuesday, but they
cent come it--bonest people are
watching them.
Sporsmcn say gray squirrel" are
plenty, bot that partridgcs are "migh'
~ scarce"
William II. Simpson, Esq" who
has conducted the Belfast, Maine, Re-
pnblican Journal, for over twenty
two years, reiires in part from that
paper. The paper is TO be published
by stock company, Mr., Simpson re-
tanning an interest. Charles A, Philis-
bury is to be editor, and Russell &.
Dyer, long time local editor, business
manager, Mr.. Simpson has made
clean and able paper, but We were sorry
10 see him "shilt" his politics short
time ago. We shall be glad TO see
the journal prosper in every Thing
but its politics.
Since Maine went Oh bent
against the Republicans the Garfield
and Arthur boys here Pine Tree.men-
lously, They keep their headquarters
lighted up evenings, but nobody thinks
Of entering ii more than they would
a tomb. 1t will be Ohio, lets 60
home. with them next week,
o. E. Taylor's sons picked AZ
bashels of fall apples from Two trees,
one day recently, hot counting what
was ''wasted.' How is that for AN
apple cropf
The gas and kerosene men are now
jubilant.
We suppose all are praying for
rain, hut i, don't amount to anything
yet.
Nothing relieves the WEAKNESS and
mono,ony OF the homeward TRIP of
an excursion party like ''penny ante.
Mrs. DR.. Randall died rather sud
denly of heart disease Saturday. She
suffered severely from it at times tor
over twenty years. Mrs. Randall was
widely known and had many good
traits of character. She was sister
OF Miss Sprague, the noted medium,
upon whose memory the Spiritualists
OF Vermont delight to dwell at their
gatherings. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. II. P. Frost
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and her remains were taken to Ply.
mouth for in,erment. Her only child,
Charles E. Randall, arrived here from
Chicago few days before her death,
which was very gratifying to her,
The embrace Of the young man, on
his arrival, in the dying mothers
arms, was very touching to those who
Witnessed it.
A correspondent in this column
complains of our naughty boys" just
ly too, and the authorities should see
to them. They can be of use in our
State institution at Rutland.
The proprietors of hash.houses in
the "hamlet on the Winooski" think
they seq millions in it.
While the coaches and teams were
awaiting the return of the excursion
train last Sunday morning, few
loafers, who took the liberty 10 be
hanging about the depot at that time,
using language that any decent man
would be ashamed of, thought it
would be an intelligent and courage
Gus feat to throw apples, under the
cover of darkness, at the coaches and
teams present at the depot. Such
nuisance and insult ought to be dealt
with by the proper remedy. No
names need Ibe given. The partci
pants were such as ought to know O.
better rule of conduct.
Ohio and Indiana slate elections
next Tuesday. The Republicans will
be 'boys in blue about Thursday.
Seven doctors in this burgb and
only one cemetery