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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

The State elections IN Indiana and
G e place next Tuesday II both
n Demoeratic or both Republican the
esnlt may be looked upon as aearIy
eei,iyQ OF the presidential eou,es.
r0m appearances ce lAu. Ihir .
2 hepnblieau ~ a good msjc WIN
ndiAna Demoesatio, by ny ahu
y. Tie altar .,,ta snail major
emecfatso. except aB NV we oeeA
"a itgal alter d afew year during
~ans ,Aonv, c war s9d ,hr Repub-
Il car making Adespe ate SghI
ear hardly hope TO carry IL thin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

II is no vile dragged stuff, pretending
to DO made Of wonderful foreign roots.
barks, &c, and pulled up by long bogus
certificates Of pretended miraculous
cures. bat q simple. pure. effective
medicine. made OF well known valuable
remedies. that furnishes it's own oertii-
Gates by lite cares. We refer to Hop
Bitters, the purest and best Of medi-
cines. See another column.--Republi-
can. fho
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07
Sc, Bach AZ years.

II VAS troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &c, my
blood became thin; | was dull aud mac
tive could hardly craw about; was an
old worn ont man all over; could get
nothing TO help me, until | got Hop
Bitters, and now l am a boy again.
blood and kidneys are all right,
and | am as active as n man of 80, al
though | an a man Of 80, and | have
doubt it will do as well for others Of
my age. II is worth a III l.-(Father)
Mercury. fho
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

Gen Butlef said 10 a recent speech
ttst he has not deserted bis grecnback
principles. bot that be Considers those
principles more certain OF success 10
the Democratic party than anywhere
else aud Butler 10 along ways from
oeisg q fool.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

The State legislature meets to-day
Hon ]. l. Martin will. without doubt,
he elected speaker. and some OF the old
officers Gill be retained Tie body
comprises many men Of marked ability,
add though The great majority are new
members. we hope they will make a
good record.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

ThsFs hss noi yet been s~y serious
pttfrss betwseh Turkey and toe other
ssrs. bot matters are not - settled
"a var may yet result Turkey seem,
sposed TO invite = eeatest IA which
Il country cannot bops 10 be the
aiaef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

The Connecticut town election this
week show considerable Republican
gains. At Least twenty more towns
have passed from under the control OF
Democratic town officers This shows
a strong probability that Garfield will
carry the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

MRS. LYDIA X. PISKHAM, 233 Western
Avenue. Lynn, Macs, is rapidly acquir-
Ing an enviable reputation for the sur.
prising cures which daily result from the
use Of her VEGETABLE COMPOUND in
female diseases. Send to her for pamph-
lsts. II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

A correspondent asks us to pub
lab the platforms Of the three parties
Oar space will hardly permit, OF
''s' ail p~'iies promise great things
ont promises Tor the f~,sra are not
wotta 80 much for a guide as their pas.
record We do not Judge Of a mar so
mach from what he promises as we 10
from what be has done.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

THE PERUVIAN srRuP has cured thous.
ards who were suffering IRON Dyspep-
siA, Debility, LIVER Complaints, Bolls
Ham0rS, Female Complainls, etc, Pam
phicts free to o address. Seth W.Fowle
& Soma, Boston. iGiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

Pafuoll Is addressing large lceiings
ia Ireland aud there is considerable ex.
temont The trouble Il ocsasianc1
b tue pesantty raic lag 70 pa rent to
sch land holIers. Thets remit, are, in
q y eases, e~xhorbitant, but there
ought to be a peaceful way Of settling
be matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

A thoughtful man once said that Two
things settled the question of our happi-
ness or misery, viz Our relation 10 our
Creator and 10 women. There is one
more-our relations win our " blood
in our veins. Impure blood will produce
juniors. IL did so In the case OF Mrs.
Walter Hinckley, of Cotuit, Mass. The
doctors could do nothing for her. A neigh.
Dor brought from DIR. David Kennedy, OF
ltondout, N. Y, a bottle OF his "Favorite
Remedy" She tried II aud became bet.
o.. No.wnrnem.n "sitas Mira. H.. team
afford 10 be without Favorile Remedy"
Il will cost You only one dollar to make
the experiment. The good result Ia
sure. n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

HAVE WfsTAR's BALsAN or WLD
CHERRY always on hand. II cures coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough,
Crop, lnhuehzA, Consumption, aud 81
Throat aud Lung Complaints. % cents
and 81 per borie. lGiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07


q Ksass woa'3 ppbAb , hase neoslr
% : rrem8gm bat ihfoaE mlstaks
thsy wers - estcfea raal AIssr Is,
edges hfa ms5s tssir report
E q Baaaa, 81 san4tfana, hsl
several coeps = sp'esa.a hu's afiAs
- varieties. tat tbere wsft fsw
shsr sntrsos q taia class.
TIE Batter d~cpsunsut as eel rec.
fsfsaied, ihsrs beiug sheea sn,r.es, ;
very geo& asd % asary alike as tl
qatii,y tat ue a1ges had bard work
t9 decide Maple fyrsp asrsgfesent.
ed BY = few good specimens. tul last
spnug wss very ~uBiAvorablc f0r sugar
bakers
Ia mechanics wrtt tbere was net a.
a3 : IS there saoaI5 have
eea S & HfllKes wed s6no
spisndd specimens ]gftaSaed marble,
made a. his aes sbop a. Manchester
lep7t Tie Bueksye mowcr vas ca.
blbiled By ". Il. Boud q Baaby. the
Waltsr A. Weed by r b Bottum of
bsitsbay, and the VIM. Arson Mood
by r. T. Purdy. The Mosely q
stoddsfd Creamery aud chum by c. O.
Tutue, and $50 a butter aud cheese
making apparatus BY j.. W Kelley.
scNiuS bacbiacs were we'll represent
ei BY " A Adams. The New Home
uSehine by W 6. Lsmpfon l. S.
hiehafdsou exhibited a foe toned
Waters organ. aBd 40 Estey was shown
by Mr.. Long. and the American organ
by w. A Adams. Stoves aud iinwAre
we're shown by tbs Youngs. and fumi
ture by D p Boum and y. S. Wilson
Floral Hall was well alled With beau
,tal exhibits which Se have no'room 70
specify though the premium lie, will
give some light 90 the subject. Fruit
and vegetables were we'll represented
especially being in good variety
and Of a good quality.
TR0rflN8.
There were some well contested
races. bot the free for all race was not
what was expected, owing TO the alb
sence u some herses which were prom.
lsed. and this caused some disappoint
nen,. Black Prince was on hand and
finely making one heat down in
Iae thirties but bis only competitor was
O. Roots bay mare-Bells Root
md though she ,rotted splendidly aud
made good time she was no match for
Black Prince,
Ia the 3 minute race there were three
and il proved a sharp contest,
Fred Cooks Moscow winning first
j. MoAatt's Buce second and
v, II. Benedict's Col, Iogersoll third
In the ace for four year olds Martin
Harrington won first money, Edgar
harrington second and j. +. Page
bird.
In the free for all race, limited, John
fofiatt won arst money aud +. B.. {
second.
To dll up the time a running race ,
'as put 10 which Jessie d. Nichols !
making very good time. A foot
was also added in which there {
zero fifteen entries and il was holly
ontested and caused considerable 9
Tho half.mile was made
! 2 ;2Ol NJ, Bropby coming Ia first, /,
tatt McDeyitt second and Frank Arch
'ald third Next year the Direo'
Vt probably see that there iss
'ntc,t il the fec for all race.
PREMIUM Lis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

Albert fepPlsys 81 AeDantsIs' r. o. Ohio,
hskss = Statement
~ have been Q great sufferer for years
with infamstion OF the Kidneys, and a
nervous disease that caused a iwitching
Of the face, mouth and eyes to such anex-
'ent tbAt could Dot appear Ia company.
DAYS KIDNEY PAD has entirely cured me.
and ] shall never fail TO do all | can to
have lis merits known.
The habit Of running over boots or
shoes corrected with Lyons Patent Heel
S~tifenerp. 2I2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

During the eumme season, when pc.
eniisr forms Of disease prevail nothing
cab compare either as preventive or cure
with Wheat Bttere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

TAPPING ron DRoPsY. A well known
medical authority says: when drop.
steal ~cffusion has reached a chronic
stage. tapping must be resorted 10 as a
Temporary relief, but is never relied upon
as a cure The cause of the dropsy
must be removed. or il il a mere ques
ion of time-the patient must die TO
remove the cause. permanently, use
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney
and Liver Medicine. This great medi.
cine for the Kidneys. Bladder, Liver
and Uri0ary Organs has no rival.
HUNTS REMEDY cures when oil
other medicines fail
Sold by all Druggists. Trial siae,75
cents.
Dr.. BAxrER's MANDRAKE BIrrERs are
q superior combination Of Barks, Roots,
and Herbs not obtained by any other
manufacturer Of Bitters,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

For Coughs Colds, Group, Asthma, and
all Lung Affections. use Downs ELIXIR,
which has stood the test Of Fifty years,
and has not been found wanting. 0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

Diseases prevented and medical bills
lessened by = timely use OF Malt Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

No. 5 wood cook stoves without reser.
voir,
No 8 wood cook stoves with reservoir,
No. s second hand wood cook stoves
No. Q woodGook stoves without reser.
voir,
No. 0 wood cook stoves with reservoir,
No Q second hand wood cook stoves
No, 8 coal burning cook stoves without
reservoir,
Ne, s coal burning cook stoves with
reservoir,
No. 5 second hand coal burning cook
stoves.
Ne, . coal burning cook stovos without
reservoir,
No. 8 coal burning cook stoves with
reservoir,
No, 3 second hand coal burning cook
stoves.
New parlor wood stoves,
New parlor wood cook stoves,
Second hand parlor wood stoves.
New parlor coal stoves,
New parlor coal cook stoves,
Second hand parlor coal stoves.
We can sell you small box stoves,
We can sell you large box stoves,
We Jean sell you second hand box
stoves.
We can sell yos stoves 70; cash,
We can sell you stoves on time,
We want ell tho good interest bearing
notes we can get.
We cannot afford 10 give away stoves,
Wo connot afford 10 bo cheated out Of
stoves.
We do not want any slow notes that
cannot DO collected.
If you want to buy = stove,
II you want TO sell . stove,
II you want to TRADE stoves,
ALL uPoH
J. DAVIS & SON,
Manchester Depot, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

Keep in the stable aud always At hsud
HRNRr h JoHNsoH's ARNIcA AND On
LTSiHEET, ss II is the best remedy for
Hurts, B%rulses, Strains, &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07
Albert eeppLy, 81 HsDasisI.' p. o., ohIo

The purest hvigorapt aud sImulant
mot an intoxican) IL Malt Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07

Ths vsttAts Hslt Co, Marshall, aieh.
Will ssnd THAR celebrated Eleetro- Vol
tEie Belle 10 The sfaleied upon 30 dAgs
rsl. speedy cares guaranteed. They
what they say. Wdfe 70 fhsm
without delay.
gFfE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07
IONS MePnILLAMYia $500.

- EfATS ~ NKHs0sr, District 81 MaBfhssier.s "a,
a. Probate Court bed a Manchester. w1thi1
Rhd foF sGid district On he Ath Gay n sspteai.
Der. 4 D., JA7y
Present BeR hshpsy Howard Judge,
The Adminss'ef, lssao h%arfgwso Oh tbs Estate
~ john hsihiiRmE. lsta u Busst Ia said
District deceased pfuposiUK q render 80 Ae-
eoaAt ~ hls Naturalization e sad estate. h i
ordered BY cad Court that sad seeoHnt be o..
sIoiucd fpf allowance ~ . nsstleh nhsfsof 10 ks
held Al the Probate DfAee ~ Manchester ~ said
District - The nth esy ~ October a y ts0,
At sleet 3 ~ aad fhAf eotlcs be gwen ~ al
utfseus iateEssisd ~ the pUhbrstio0 "a tsis o..
fsr ~ Ia AapeAfstsF g0tkFAis = n~sstpslsf
printed st said Manchester, thffe wsrks s6cess,
Af.3, t~iffieus % ssla Ame ~ bet0ng
A true Record,
Attest. bAAhEf HOWARD, ysdFs.
AtfHh eepg u record.
H2v Atfsl AAhsfH HOWARD gadrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07
EPHRAM MOORE,s Eer.rr.

n, NJ y EHTATk.
krATE ~ fERhohT, Disrict u Manchester. ss,
In iTabate Court held at Manchester sltbia
and for sAid District, on The 29ib day II %.
temheE A. d. 1880.
Present hon. iIAnlfy Hasafd, Judge.
The EIeeutriA. Esther v Moore, On The Es-
tate u kghrSlm Moore lsts IL fLGndaTeYs
10 sAad District DECEASED, proposing to render az
account Of her administration gg said astals, u
ls ordered bg sald Court that raid account be
eSamlred iof sllagSuee Al a ssssisn thereof 10
be held 81 iho Pfobsis 0fafs ID NtBshtslsr. 10
said District on the 8Iih day ~ oct, -. iss8.
a. 10 O'Clock, q. ~ SUD that notiea 10 given 10
ali persons iptsfetfad b 90 pobicatien u THE
order 10 The Manchester gGHRH1t. ! hssspapsr
printed a. skf Manchester ulfse setks sucoes.
siFe previous % sid time n btaTiags
4 tue Record
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07
Hams Drug Store. Manchester and al
lily Wars, Factory Point.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
y HEsHf FAHEwnGs Estata.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
chester Com missionefs, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands 81 an persons
against the estate Of
Hsnry Farewell late " Dorset.
IN sAid district, deceased, and Eii claims uahib.
tied IN OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet Tor the purpose EforusAid. 81 tha
hotel Of & w Baker u Dofsei sforcssld, on the
Goth day Of March. from , O'Clock, q. Ia. until 1
O'Clock ?. NJ, on sail day, aud that sln months
from the x5th day ofbtpt. a. H., 1880 ia the time
limited by tald Court fer said creditors 10 pre-.
sept Their claims To Ne for examination and al
I0kGnca.
Dated At porsoi, tlas z9th day Of September
A.. D. 1850.
H. A., WlLLiAHH, o.
ASw Wa IF KELLOGG, WINS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-07
DoMEarIC MANuYAcrunEs.

DoMEaTIC MANUFACTURE.
Rag carpets. Mrs G Boynton 81,
Miss Shattuck 81. Mr. Lydis Smith 81,
Mrs Il Cook 81, Mrs. Chapman 81. Bed
quilts. Miss Lottie Wait 81. Mrs Anna
Bourn rs cents, Mrs. NJ L Morton rs
cents. Knit spread. Mrs Bacon 81
Patch work, Mirs Celia Bruso 50 cents.
Miss Georgia Leach rs cents, Miss SA.
rah Hoyt rs. Knit stockings, Mrs A G
Clark so cents. Mrs y Sykes IS cents.
Silk quilts, Mrs HaBnemAn 81. Mrs p
Dudley 80 cents, Mrs X y Baldwin so
cents, Mrs Eanice Hoyt IS ceuts, Mrs
Pendegast 50 cents. Worsted quilts,
Mrs Frances Day 80 cents, Miss L
Pembcr,on 80 cents. Mittens, Mn |
Batchelder % cents. Knit Worsteds.
Mrs J Hapgood 25cents. Braided mats.
Mrs J III hattison IS cents. Knit rugs,
Mrs J q Blackmer 81, Mrs r G Smith
10 cents. Miss Nette Houghtoh so
cents. Blankets aud home made lineu,
Mrs J b Nichols 81.
FAxcr WORK,
Table spreads, Mu ZsrA Hard 81,
AIRS Morrill, ST. Miss Fannie Perkins
IS cents. Airs Miner 50 cents, Miss
Lacy Nunson 80 cents. Stand cover.
Nm Hanneman 25eents. Lanberquins,
Stella Burgess 50 cents, Mrs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-03
VERMONT.

Rutland has a railway conductor
who has been Tor thirty'cight years in
continuous service.
--Gcn. Martin Mcmahon OF New
York, will deliver the Grafton at tho
Vermont officers reunion at Mont
peller Nov. IL.
While Miss Ellen Andrus OF
chelsea was going mp the stairs to
their grancry, the stairs fell and she
with them. Her jaw bone was brok'
en-. and she was otherwise bruised.
Col. Kittridge Haskin. of Brat
tleboro has been appointed acting
United States District Attorney vice
b. +. Fifeld, Esq, resigned.
w. H. Bingham OF Cornwall
raised 1856 bushels Of Corliss Wurlz'l
Bertsupon sixty rods Of ground.
Burglars entered til e house OF
I. X. Carr, Bradford, Thursday night,
and carried away small sum OF mon
ey, two overcoats, two snits OF clothes,
q shawl and other articles.
Royal S. Carr, whose case is now
before the Legislature for commu'
taation of death sentancc to imprison
ment for life, made a confession some
time ago in which he blames his
brother Chester rs the author OF the
murder. Chester is of stronger men.
tai powers then Royal, who says his
brother overawed him in order that he
might have the murdered mans wo-
man. Chester fled Immediately after
the murder and has not been heard
from since. The confession corrobor-
ates the fact brought out at the trial
that the Indians gun was filled with
water and he was shot in the back
while in the woods and the murder
completed with q revolver. Royal
says that Chester filled the barrel OF
the Indians gun with water before
they started out on their walk over
the mountain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-03

STATE or VERMONT, At Probate
DIaTmGF OF HARTFORD, rs, Court held at
Woodstock, within aud for said District on
the twenty.seeond day OF October, \, D.
1880,
Present, IIoa, john Porter, Judge,
Everett X, smlths estate, Hanover, n, H.
inteHtale
Whereas, Noah u, Stafford, hdmlnistra'
tor Of that part OF said estate to be adminla'
tered In thla State, has presented 10 said
Court hla petition In writing. making appli..
cation for license to soil certain feal estate OF
tho said intestate, situated IN this state and
described Ia the inventory returned 10 said
Court, together with all other real estate OF
tho said intestate, II any such there DO within
thiA State for tho reason that II would DO
beneficial to tho heirs and those intofehted
In said estate. that said real estate should be
sold, although tho Same may not be necessary,
to pay tho debts duo from the raid deceased
or tho expenses OF administration !
Thereupon the Court appoints tho liGl
Wednesday (iirft day. of December next
as q time, aud tho Probate once III
Woodstock afore said, as u place OF hearing
aud deciding on said application aud order,
that notice Of said application be given to all
persons interested IN said estate, the reason
Tor the same, and the time and place OF hear
ing, by publishing three weeks succcssNell
In the Spirit Of he Age, u newspaper. printed
at Woodstock, In this State, which circulale'
in the ncighborhool OF those interest, (a
which publications shall he previous TO SAD
time OF hegrlng,) u copy OF the record OF I'M
order, that they may appear before snid Vonr'
and be heard in the matter of said appl'ea
ton, ifthcy see cause.
A true record,
HENRY $. DANA, Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-03
Plymouth,

plymouth, or "Old saitash," as
tho town was called by the first sell
tiers, Is doing considerable business,
II being the nallve town Of your cor
respondent, We thought II would re-
call boyhood 10 take ride through
the town and look nj Tho much In
proved places, Our start Is ircm tho
east side Of Reading, with q western
direction through the town, FIRST
through IIammonlsyllle, iialleys
Mills, over Mount Moses and iIadlcy
Ilill, through Notch Union and then
come 20 the caves which We viewed
with much interest, We saw names
written there, which was done 40
years ago, II Is well worth the Jour
ney near by 10 visit laem, ForlyslS
years ago there were ~ buildings IN
sight Of the caves, aud NOW there II o
lalgo steam aw.mlll, whose lumber
occupies within few iect Of the
caves, II almost looks village like
from the caves 10 tho Union DIS
lance Of Il miles, On our return we
called at the Fiye Corners, where tho
miners we've al work, While We
were looking on they picked ont OF
their washing apparatus two pieces OF
gold, On inqnlring their value we
were told that ono piece, by estimate
was worth Sevemy.iyc ccnts aud the
other twenty-five cents, The miner
said that he had dug gold in Callor-
MIA, South America, etc., aud stated
that the mines at Plymouth were rich
er than those he was acquainted with
elsewhere. He also stated that he
saved $40 worth from five or six cubic
feet of earth, being four or five feet
from the surface Of the earth, Perhaps
/, would be supposed by some that n
gold fever would DO worse than a
typhoid. -.Er.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-11-03
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NOEMlell,

Norwich.
EDuoB oF THs AGR--Deqr SHi-
Norwich IL somewhat noted for small
lawsuits, One that came on ON Monday
last, In which John N, booth was plalh'
It'd, and Harry Russ, defendant spef'
haps deserving publication, for the bene'
NJ OF the public, and particularly ins1fuc'
tive 10 Justices Of the Peace, As no
doubt our magistrates generally arc under
the impression that their duties 90 not
extend 10 acting as counsel, and to solicit
inc cases TO DO brought before them, by
volunteering 10 make out Wits, ilhey
will only sue such parties as they happen
to have a spite against, free Of Charge
Now in the above named suit, A. H.
Hatch, holding his appointment as justice
by appointment from the Governor the
voters at tho polls, ever refislns mere
tofore 10 endorse him, UP to tho last
election, when out Of sympathy VIC pre-
sumo, on account Of his loss OF one OF us
limbs, understood 10 DO rotten IN the
bone, he was elected for the next Two
years by the smallest vote OF any one OF
his party. A some alleged, they always
knew he was rotten, but amer inc aihpu'
ltatlon they hoped his rottenness had been
taken of, aud that no might act more
honorable In tho hiture-but judge OF
their disappointment, since the ABOVE
trIai,-now tho impression H. that he
was rotten all through, aud fur der ampu'
tatlon will DO required, before IN honest
man eau DO made Of him' The pialhtlh
in tho above suit, claimed that the de-
lendant owed him two dollars for load
Of wood. The defendant commended no
Ind paid for It. Tho Justice, Hatch
counseled with the plaintiff and told nun
If no would sue Russ, he would make inc
writ without charge, aud ho did So anu
signed It ~ Justlce-no doubt telling ~
the sum was so small, Russ would pay
It, aud might az well, ~ try II before u
Justice, that was Counsel and Justice TOO
aud the case not being appcalable' ihey
cxpcctcd TO have II all their own way
Alas for the best considered plans Just
prior to the trial, defendant wanted u
subpoena, and Justice and Plaintiff were
closeted together, and seemed much sur
prised that Russ was going to Try inc
case, and when informed he should have
Jury, there was n great commotion' ana
poor Booth, perhaps for the FIRST t'mc'
began to think there might DO apower
greater than Hatch to try the case so
he started to look up further COUNSEL
which he found; and n Jury was found
after twenty-five names had been drawn
tho plaintiff being particular to reject
every Democrat, and so they had Il re-
publican Jury entire, agreeing politically
with their Justice, Counsel and Plaintiff.
After hearing the case, Booth swearing
strong, and the one sided Justice decid-
ing all points against the defendant, IN
evidence he could, the Jury took the case
and returned verdict that the defendant
should recover his costs, amounting TO
seven dollars and cighty.thrce cents,
which with his own costs, must have
doubled this, unless all gave in their foes.
The question now occurs whether such q
Justice ought to be allowed to continue
as such, or had he ought to be dismissed
for acting us Counsel and Justice.
Yours Truly.
ONB WHO WAS PRESENT.