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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09
FROM KYLE.
KYLE, DEC. ., 1S'

KYLE, Dec. ., 1880.
Oh. for n dry place to set foot on.
Capt. XVI, was in town few days
ago
90. Cloud, of Austin. bought 5 lots
to day, for livery stale aud wagon
yard.
The Western Uuion Telegraph Co.
have commenced putting up their line at
this place, and arc working towards Aus
tin, aiming to meet another company oil
men working this way.
We have meat market now, run by
Mr.. l.. Coffee, which is quite a con-
venierce for the town.
Drs. Brown l. Holt. of Lockhart, are
opening neat drug store this week
This is the second oue il town. but l
believe the Grsl one il more on the
'Grocerie' style than Drug Store.
Messrs. Groos & Won Rosenberg and
II. Hellman have the addition to their
houses about completed.
The R. r. Co. have made nice walk
BY the side of the track near the Depot;
quite an advantage for passengers.
To the regret Of al, our esteemed
friend. Prof Pyle, of Science Hall. left
here on the 29th Of Nov. for Florida, 10
search OF health. 1t is 10 be hoped that
he may regain his health soon, and re-
turn to this county to make his home.
His family we're going par; Of the way
with him. 1 believe.
Some one might do we'll 10 coming
here and keeeing good boarding. house.
We have one. but it don't speak rery
we'll for the place.
Ii has been said that the stage lines
would run out from here to Concho and
other points, but l see in the last FREE
Press that there is a move being made
to favor San Marcos with that honor.
II 90. we will withdrsw in her favor and
hope for something as good or better for
our future prosperity.
Rain. mud. not much cotton coming
in. aud not much news.
Yours, ENAS.
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may may not work Injury to people
when they relate 70 matters Of little CON
sequence, bat whsa entertained a. to
what we shall ,ake when afflicted with
serious disease they may lead 10 dear
experience. Don't therefore tribe with
diseases Of the blood manifested BY
eruptious. blo,ches, scrofulous aud 9th
or swelliugs and grave symptoms, but
take that we'll tested and eficscious
remedy, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discoyery-thc great blood purifier Of
the age. II the bowels are very costive
use Or. Pierce's Pellets (littlc sugar
coated pills }
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
PLEASANT VALLEY. 10 Daviess Co, Ill,
March 3lst, 1879.
DR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N Y:
Dear Sir-[ write this to inform you
that my child, one year old. has been
pcrma ncn'ly cured Of the fever and nrue
In a weeks time, and the use NJ but
hall a bottle at your Golden Medical
Discovery. Ny wife. long sufferer
from liver complaint and bilionsness.
by the use Of the Discovery and Pellets
has been entirely relieved. The Dis
covery has never disappointed ,u' Tor
coughs and colds. Yours truly.
JAMES STRIcKELL.
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E<~f,fr Ladies'

Those lanruid tiresone sensations.
causing 10 tel scarcely able to be o.
yoar feet that snnsisni draIn ihst =
fskfnT from your -ysism al Ii$ elastic
~. driving the sloorn iron yeur eiiesks.
that eorripasl STRAIN up1n yoHr v1i-
farres. rrnssrinr goa irritable sn4 irei
ri en- essilr Ne rernsv.-i - Ne -
- ,l..n--~eis.as rarnr4V Hrn Sf-er
I-rrul,ri.ies .n4 a'---s@'iors ~ -
srs.e-u are relisvsi ~ or vhe e
.-.-,ii,I e,uss q Egrioiirsl PARA = ~
nspeutly reuoEs5, WI yo1 be-;
49,
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rr.,. Science Hall.

SCIENCE HALL Doc !, tooO.
EpIroR FREE Pass You ask for
items from all parts so I will send you a
lev, which you can use a. you see best
Our, esteemed friends and neighbors
Prot, J. l.. Pyle and his quiet little
wife left us few days since for the Or
auge groves Of Florida. Few men ever
gain as near the confidence and at
iectious Of au entire community as has
he Of this. 1t looked very much like a
funeral to see them tear away from the
old scholars. patrons and neiRhbors.
As a teacher, Christian. gentleman,
Sunday.school worker. aud temperance
worker he stood At the head. We heart
lily commend them to any community as
prizes worth gaining,
Then We are soon to lose G. q. Rich
ards, the best worthy Primate
the famous Science Hall council
ever had, and who is good, true man
aud has gained many friends. he goes to
Llauo county, but we predict that We
will out bait those Llauoites and get
him back, US we think he is worth fish
lug Tor. Then Mountain City comes IN
with its loug face, weeping over the
loss Temporary We hope) Of Rev. Roach
and family and OF II. Z Barber, (odr
worthy sheriff,) who have moved of one
above Austin, the other to San Marcos,
They have long made their influence
ielt for good in our midst as faithful
Sunday school workers, and We owe
much Of our prosperity to their unceas-
ing efforts, and their places will be hard
to fill.
Notwithstanding the bad weather our
community appears to be in better
condition financially than Tor years ;cve
ry body appears to have some money,
plenty to cat and wear and fine health {;
stock is doing we'll. Mrs. Andrews is
pushing ahead with her school with her
usual uuAinching zeal. We are mad
with the railroad for not giving us CO.
Dot at central place aud calling it
Mountain City. but Kyle City beat US
and we hope they will treat us so we'll,
10 giving us good prices for our produce,
and selling goods SO cheap, that we will
be like pouting children when ma gives
them big lump of sugar.
We are sad to hear that some parties
are selling whiskey a; Kyle 10 defiance
of the local option, Sunday and Bell
Punch laws, and some OF our young
men have been delnoralized thereby.
Is it not strange that men will do so
against the express will of the commu
pity? But they will be certainly be
brought to grief. We can not think
That the good citizens of Kyle will long
stand such Infamous conduct, if true,
nor eau our officials.
Thieves passed through our ncishbor
hood few nights since and robbed Mr.
Ho7e Of pair Of horses and Rev. Pert
or of set OF harness. Will this thing
never step? can the farmer have no ns.
surancc when he lays down ut night
that bis property will be there next
morning? We would be glad ii pnrt
our taxes went to bring such fellows to
Justice. HOPEFUL"
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Postage is prepaid on all the above
We will also send any OF the above
singly. or any other paper or periodical
nj publishers prices, free OF charge.
The many losses caused by failure,
robbery Of, and petty thefts out Of the
mails, make it absolutely necessary to
send by postal order, registered letter
or draft. :, -.
The safe arrival Of al publications
guaranteed.
If after a reasonable time any sub
scriber fails to receive the publication
sent .or. notify US by postal card that me
error If any. may be promptly corrected.
Our responsibility ceases when paper
sr,iSes with dates correctly credited,
which is evidence the publisher has been
Maid,
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A SfriRg 1Ba nd.

Messrs. Walter MeKeller, W X.
Hooper and others have Organized a
String Band and have all the Dccesssry
instruments except a VioE0eells. con
sequenily since our eiuzsns vere = lib
eral IN contributing to aid the Brss.
Band 10 purchasing q nev set o. insiru
menis. tbsy will also ak a small cnn
tribuiion from cur eItirsns 10 ard them
in the parehIse Of the above bsrned ~
.,ruu~n'. uhi-h = inaesrens1bie - .
.os4 <srisr Bsni
Nss thst ~ hsve (, ro7i BrFs- b 4
90 -ru-i Sho-e sio Hre ilterslg d.
r.-,I rf1l lend Ieal heir5a- , 4
I'd - ~ sasn hars TsSi S'r--s
R--.i
Esrscu : .fs e rsry - ID.
c,-,suZ riu'sr. nsz Sc -sls AZ
CR JCI1aS's News Depot.
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Our Clubbing List for 1851

We IRE prepared to cub the FREE
Pass to new or renewing subscribers
with the following publications at the
rates specified below, if ordered at the
same time with our paper. In the first
column we give the regular price OF each
publication singly, IN the second the
price OF the same aud the FREE PRESS
together:
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Look 11eret

We wish to say to ell who knOs tben-
selves indebted to Us that Ee need money
You know you haze value received. aud
now We expect you to come forward ard
make payment short settlements make
long friends. "A word to the wise &c
J. Z. & s. KOSE.
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TOMB NEWS.
H.EClAL NOTICE

Persons hariag busine ss goth the
Printing Office. in the Editors ab-
.csce. riH please learc their orders
rith q. X. Julian at the Ners Depot,
oy Miss Russell, at the Book Store i;
either of ,chom ~ authorized to receire
and receipt for money. or attend to
am other business pertaining to the
office. .,,, ;.
front, business orders or messages may
be left ,cith the Printers in the Office.
~ Entrance to Printing Office
ihrough the little gate attached to the
bsilding in front, ut the right hand.
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Elder B. Hatcher. Baptist, will
preach at the Christian Church in this
place on Sunday.
Elder Williamson. we learn. has taken
charge Of the Farmers Hotel, Austin.
Rev. Mr.. Joyce, presiding elder Of this
district, is again occupying his former
residence in this place. and Rev. Mr..
Gillett, we learn. has purchased himself
a home, in which his family is residing,
out in the direction Of Rev. Mr.. Xii
lough's.
We welcome TO our columns our
Science Hall correspondent, aud hope to
hear from him frequently.
A little son OF Elder Borroughs had
an arm dislocated at the elbow u
few days since by being thrown IRON u
colt. lie Is doing we'll,
II. g. Kyle is the name Of the new
representative Of the Kyle. Cook families
whose advent We recently chronicled
and OF which we acknowledge pleasant
token OF remembrance.
Mr.. Stein, our p. NJ, who is soon to
retire, has held the Office here some t"n
years, and during most of that period
made an acceptable officer. We henrti.
ly wish him success 10 whatever bust
ness he may engage.
Miss Fox returned on Monday from
two weeks sojourn ut Austin, where Gus
is her WON'T she appears to have won
the interest and regard Of all she met.
We had a pleasant call last week from
Hon. c. B. Kilgore, Of Van Zandt Co.
who was visiting relatives aud friends
at this place.
Adam Pike, Jr., of St. Lawrence Co.,
New York. died at this place on Satur-
day last. Of consumption, shortly after
his arrival. His wife was with him.
Our talented and genial contemporary.
Mr.. Eibaud, Of the New Braunfels
Zeitung, called on US last week. Glad
to hear that be is prospecting. He said
he had more subscribers at San Antonio
than New Brauniels. although his paper
is we'll sustained there; also, large list
in Guadalupe. &c There is where Ger
man newspapers here have the advant-
age.
Mrs. Hofheinz has retired from her
millinery business. hav ng no longer
time nor room for it. owing to the IN
crease Of their Hotel business. The
room wifi hereafter be occupied as a sit.
ting and reading room. After January
LIST the room now occupied by Mr.. En-
trekin will also be utilized as sample
room for the Hotei-all of which in
dicates q large increase in the hotel
business in San Marcos. And still more
accommodations are needed in that
direct ion.
Mr.. Watson. typo, of Blancc, who has
been working in the FREE PRESS office
for over three months past, has gore
home to 70 into the sheep business
Success to him.
We had a call on yesterday from
Cspt. Lane, of d .llas, formerly of this
vicinity, His health is no better
WE notice decided improvement In
the efforts OF our Brass Baud, due IN
part perhaps, to their superior new in
slrumentS.
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.Jus, lIsc Thing.

We learn that the ladies OF the Presby
tcrian Church Intend to give on enter
t,iuuent in the shape of a Concert aud
Oyster Supper. &c, during Christmas
week, in behalf OF the church. Due
notice will probably be given.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

SANTA CLAUS coming SIRE Just
rees;red the fDest %: of 'aoey eaod'es
ever broarht to Sso Nsyeas- II y1u
w..i 10 rake Christmas presents % noi
fail 70 cal a. J. l. Euussis's osr
s.ars and sc tie sTlsD1ii assoIfHeui
ce-s il E.-TIEIS
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

Born the Caldwell county editors
are msrriei-Bridges Of the Luling
Signal to a Miss Huff, and Smith OF the
Lockhan Register to a Miss Huegin-
of Kentucky. We congratulate them.
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A Nee Thing

We we're called on last week by Au
gustus Koch, Of Kansas Vi y, with the
first sketch OF Bird Eye View OF
San Marcos which if he receives suth'
cient eucuura. ement he will publish
It gives the location and conhsuratlon
of every lot aad building in town,
showing the names aud course OF streets
etc., etc. 1t sill be- found very useful
as we'll as ornamental. The price is
only 81, and We do not see how any OF
our citizens can afford not to invest
ia one or more copies.
HAVE you tried Donulson's Fancy
Patent Flour?
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
One Of the beau
tiful China Tea Sets at
G.. W, DoNALsoN's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

PERFORATED EMBROIDERY Par
TrRxsl-Resl Silver Perforstei Board.
Nu.liu-b,eked. at the S,b Marcos Book
S.ofe.
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Co1Ipg {! Coming.

Don't buy your supplies of Toys and
Christmas goods generally till you zee
my stock, which is expected daily, and
is also expected to take the shine"
in that line. LU. DALEY.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

A GOOD supply Of fresh and interest
Jog reading matter Of all kinds at the
News Depot of G. r. JULIAN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

CoScERr.-A Concert for a benevol
eut purpose will be given at the Institute
on Friday night next 1t will. 20
doubt. be a good thing. and should be
well attended.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

Commemorative wrote last week OF
the reunion OF the Terry Rangers at
Houston on the 10th inst, and the types
made it Texas Rangers.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09
SUGAR AND MoLAss Es

A big lot Of different
Grades Just received from Louisiana.
New Crop. G. W. DONALDSON
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

MOTHER NATURE has been making
amends by fac weather this week tor
the clouds aud mud of sometime pre-
xious
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BRrSGs has reduced the price Of
piece goods, and dry goods, clothing,
groceries, crockery, hardware, &C., so as
TO make it an inducemeut to go there.
His store room was never so full before
Of erst class goods as at present.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09
.5uoIu nag,
'oHH r ka1IVQ

puss 's,usIrd 'spoos srm's!Iq0 lno
sss pus euoo OF Pal!Au! 8! sonld s!q'
10 ssuu SlIoy u!q'!A PIQo 1aaAa
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

pRAY tickets printed at low figures at
shis office. ..
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

CANARY BIRDS "A fine. young sing
or for sale at the San Marcos Book
Store.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

LADIES' Shswls, Cloaks. and Skirts,
at reduced prices at BROWNS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

WEhay not been favored with ne"
time carl for the railroad. In fact the
time can scarcely be said to be establish
cd ss yet.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

LADIES, your wants supplied ana
your money saved at Browns New
Dry Goods Store.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

FINEST calicos in the city at
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
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TOYS, Toys a. 3. Pitchfords.

BusIS Ess brisker and money nlentier
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

CLoTHING almost given away at
JOHNSON & JOHNsoN's.
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'onH 2 Aa1IyQ ~ saloj
plo pup SunoS IoI Su!qlAlsAs ''c| U!
sossA 'soxoa HloM 'szssu pShLlaM
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

TIE no,o Of preparation Tor Christ
;,aas ia becoming obvious. g..
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

Go TO Is. Pitchfurd's for Toys in
variety. aud other Christmas goods.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

CLUIHlNS dItuObI kisOu o""J ~
JOHNSON l. JoHNsoN's.
pRAY tickets printed at low figures at
shis office. .. .
LADIES Shawls, Closks, and Skirts
at reduced prices at BROWNS.
THE motto Of preparation Tor Christ
mas il becoming obvious.
Tus fucst Oh. istmas candies. Gall
:aad see at FRITZ AAN"I o.
CASH will be p.id at this Office for a
tewIbushels of threshed oats.
PERFORATED MorToEs, plain aud
beautifully shaded, at the San Marcos
bookstore.
pnNEsrlcs, Blankets ETC., just re-
ccived by JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON
Go TO Is. Pitchfurd's for Toys in
variety, aud other Christmas goods.
----O.----
.oua y 1a11ya aE sHloJ
plo puu SunoS IOI Su!qlAIaAs 2arI u!
sospA 'soxoa Slo.M 'sHssu pSiIldA
LADIES, your wants supplied and
your money saved at Browns New
Dry Goods Store.
PERFORATED BOARD, all shades
and qualities at the San Marcos Book
Stose. a
WEhaye not been favored with new
time carl for the railroad. In fact the
time can scarcely be said to be establish
cd as yet.
CANARY BIRDS "A fine. young sing
.r for sale at the San Marcos Book
Store.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

PERFORATED BOARD, all shades
and qualities at the San Marcos Book
Stose.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

Tus fiuest CHI .is,mas candies. Call
and Sue at FRITZ LAN"h ..
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CASH will be p.id at this office for a
tew,bushels of threshcd oats.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-09

PEnruRATED NOTICES, plain aud
beautifully shaded, at the San Marcos
Book Store.
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pnNEsrlcs, Blankets etc., just re-
ccived by JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-12

An elder in n Fairfield Connecticut
church, got himself into an amusing
situation recently, owing 10 his partial
deafness. 1t was the i4st Sunday in
the month, and the clergyman intend
ed to call attention to the rite Of bap.
tism which lie would administer to
children that afternoon; but before
the morning service began the deaf
elder spoke with him about saying in
the presence of the children that he
(the elder) had the now Sunday-school
books ready tor distribution, and that
he was ready to sell them to all who
desired copies. When the minister
had finished the sermon he gave no.
tice that "a,l VINO have children and
desire to have them baptized will
please bring them this afternoon" at
which the deaf elder, taking it to be a
reference to his Sunday school books,
got up ard grayely said; "And all
those who have none and desire them,
will be supplied by me for the sum Of
twenty. five cents"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-12

The Democrats Of Now Hampshire
held their State Convention ut Con
cord, on Wednesday Of last week, and
elected the following delegates at
largo to Cincinnati: Martin V. b.
Edgerly, John II. George, Frank
Jones, Harry Bingham. Al,ernates--
John w. Morse, Joseph Burrows,
John +. Chapman, David II. Young.
District Delegates:
lst.-G. N. Proctor OF Exeter,
Chas. A. Busiel OF Tacoma; alter
mates, Lycurgus Pitman OF Conway,
Stillson Hutchins of Manchester
2nd.-- Alvah w. 'Sulloway OF
Franklin, Timothy b. Crowley Of
Nashua; alternates, VIM. S. IIawod
of Concord, DR.. McQuesten of Nash
ia.
3rd.-Hosea w. Parker OF Clare
mont, Irving W. Drew of Lancaster :
alternates, A. w. Rounsevel Of New.
port, Thomas G. Gray of Whitefeld.
They ore not instructed who to vote
for, but instructed to adhere TO the
two-thirds rule.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-12
INV HAMPSHIRE

-Forcst fires are raging In several
part Of this state.
Dover has youth II years old
who tips tho scales at 2Oj pounds.
--Elnalhan Seailcs OF Lebanon,
who died at Hudson, the 2sth uit,,
aged G5, left $4,000 for tho use Of
the Methodist denomination in the
state,
Foster murder trial at kecne, the
jury Wednesday returned n verdict Of
not guilty and the three prisoners were
discharged.
Mrs, CALVIN Beck OF Yves. Hop.
kinton, was found dead, Thursday,
sitting on the floor just before the
stove with her clothing nearly burned
oil. She was alone and il 10 supposed
that she died from some cause while
at work over tho stove and that her
clothing was burned Afterwards.
There u no doubt but the bust
ness revival has at last reached the
back towns, A New Hampshire man
tackled a card upon lis store door
which read as follows: Soon to wite's
funeral. BE back in thirty minutes
Willie Goodwin, 10 years Old, n
son of Albert Goodwin of Portsmouth,
was Knocked ont Of boat Sunday by
thejlbbing OF the boom and drowned.
The body has not been recovered.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-12
VERMONT.

WIN. A, Blancher, aged GO, is in
Jail at st. Johnsbury, BECAUSE no could
not pay his taxes.
Royal Carr, confined in Mont.
pelier Jail, awaiting the action Of the
Supreme Court. claims to see the
ghost of his victim, the halt-breed
Indian, nightly.
j. 5. spauldiug, for over thirty
years Principal of Barre Academy, is
dead. He was about 70 years of age.
Cause--heart disease.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Central Vermont r. r.
will be held at st. Adams, May 10,
"A new National bank, called the
Farmers National bank of Vergennes,
was organized in that city, on the
oath ult.
Our democratic friend, Col. A.
M. Dickey, of St. Johusbury, has
bought V. W.. Bagley's residence at
Bradford, and will take immediate
possession. The Colonel was former
ly resident of Bradford, and stood
at the head of the Orange County
Bar. We are glad that he has con.
cluded not to move from the State.
Mrs. Hulda Robertson, Of Bethel,
reached the mature age Of l0l years
on Friday of last week.
ID. B. Bosworth, of Berlin. has
committed suicide by hanging.
LIN the County Court at Burling-
ton, on Thursday, Edward T. Paige,
on trial for the embezzlement of
$4,000 from the Central Vermont
Company, was acquitted The trial
lasted ten days. Paige was for many
years chief clerk in the Central Ver-
mont freight office in Burlington.
The Central Vermont Railroad
have fitted up the picnic grounds at
Highgate.
Gov. ]. Gregory Smith has made
an addition to his stock farm in the
shape Of a stallion and two mares,
which were imported from Fence
The value of the stallion is said to be
some $4,000.
In the Franklin County Court,
Tuesday, Peter Sherwood, for placing
an obstruction on. the Portland and
Ogdensburg railroad, was sentenced
to two years in the State Prison and
Lewis Trombly, for horse stealing,
to three years.
--Sscrstary Evarts has dsrlinsd to
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-12

TIMELY CAUnoN,-Genuinc Hop Bit
tiers are put up in square pancled, amber
colorcd bottles, with white label on one
side printed in black letters, and green
hop cluster, and on the other side yellow
paper with red letters, revenue stamp
over the cork. This is the only form in
which genuine Hop Bitters are put up,
and the sole right to make, sell and use
them is granted to the Hop Bitter Mig
Co., of Rochester. N. Y, and Toronto,
Ont, by patents, copyright and trade
mark. All others put up IN any other
way or by any one else, claiming to be
like 1t or pretending to contain hops. by
whatever names they may be called, are
bogus and unfit for use, and only put up
to sell and cheat the people on the credit
and popularity Of Hop Bltters,