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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
EAST CONCORD.

Z 80 ~ NOcSVNOs
Te4msters are landing about fiity
thousand cash day on the pond in this
place.
Hosea d. Wright recently lost a
valuable work horse. 1t vas sick ONLY
one day,
Hazsn has got about fifty oxen and
horses hauling lumber GA the pond
which makes times pretty lively with
tho loymea.
Morning GreetiEg-zan's stem
whistle, which we are glad to hear as
it has been silent the past three
months. Tue mil is now using up
about 10 NJ. Of lumber per day.
Some four weeks ago GEORGE Remission
borrowed from SidaeJ WAiJners, an
ogar;o4t worta 81. Ter tn3 uStea3i ole
purpose of using il to so 10 Littleton.
and collars from n. SpIal1lns, prom
iSlng 70 return the naxC day. Tas last
heard from him was, that he was in
Portland, Me. We don't think our
people will again lend To such public
nuisance. A few years ago he borro W.
ed horse in Littleton N. H., aud in.
duced another man to go out riding
with him. TaeY went to Portland.
Me-, sold the team, spent the money
and returned home, the "other man"
having 10 pay the bill. Va speak
from experience Of the worthless
character OF Remission. UNo.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
CANAAN.

CANAAN.
Mrs. George Shoppie IL now conva-
lesceDt.
Theroads are glazed and Icy from
the recent taLw, aad the SieighiAs is
spoiled.
The Hon. Aaron Workman, Of Here
ford, z. u, has so far recovered from
his recent saock Of paralysis, 70 as to
ba able to ride out.
We advise that lady who lost her
team the other day for smuggling, TO
acquain5 herself with the reysnI 10 - vs.
sad SAGE her bacon in the future.
One day last week the sugar house Of
j. "A. Perry, OF Cidsksville, N. Il, was
burned, together with $50 sap buckets,
holders, new sap pan aud boiler.
ANXIOUS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
LUNEEDCRG.

LUNENDURG.
First meeting 0! the Good Templars
next Saturday evening.
Miss Emily Harvey lost her watch
last Mond1y night on her way home
from school.
L. B. Hlrtshorn has hal very sick
horse, but has sI;3eala1 in saving it.
There Is to be q donation visit at
the Methodist parsonage on the after
noon aud evening OF January goth.
There is considerable sickness now
in town. j. Il. Bowker, Mrs Harriet
Powers aud Mrs. Eli Lane being
dangerously i'll.
II. a. Cutting has one Of the Edison
speaking Photographs, waich repeats
distin silly all that is dictated to it. 1t
is quite curiosity.
In justice to the school mistress of
District No. 4, We correct the item of
last week which was printed Fourth
where North was intended.
We are sorry to see that the HERALD
does not circulate so extensively as it
should. There are only 70 copies re-
ceived here and there ought to be at
least fifty more. Ought not homo in
terests to be better supported2 We
think 60. ESSEX.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

The situation In Maine isnow the all
absorbing topis OF conversation Fns
branches vi the Fusion Legislature
met Tuesday morning at tna nour as-
slgned. but 40 business vas transacted.
GA "Wednesday, the committee On a.es-
tons reported CnLC dale, Of Ellsworth,
Butler oi VAsSalbor0, are 70 DO unSeLt-
Ell LId fusion members To Taxa Llslr
place. fhs legislature. eieJtsd by
the psople, adjournel cueedLy mora
ing until Saturday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
Island Pond House.

The building is conveniently situated
near the Railway and has q we'll es-
tablished reputationslAying been kept
as an hotel for the last 26 years. Pos
session can ba given on April LIST 1899.
Permits TO view the premises can be
obtained from the Station Agent at
Island Pond.
Tenders stating prices offered and
terms OF payment addressed to the
undersigned at Montreal. p. .. will
be recsived up to Jan. 30rh 1886.
JOSEPH HGcKsoN, Gen. Manager.
Montreal January 9Th 1850.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

We greatly regret the typographical
error, mentioned above by our esteemed
correspondent, and gladly take this
opportunity of making the 0nsca1e
h0n0rdJIe.--ED.l
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

Complaint is being made that the
depot is not properly warmed, and
sometimes 90 fire az all. THIS is not
right, aad the fasts should be reported
to tho proper authorities so that a
depot master be appointed that will
attend to the WAITS Of the travelling
public.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

Business done in Probate Court, re-
ported specially for ths HERALo:
January 8-Iou. Elias Lyman s estate.
Inventory OF real AMI personal estate
reuurnal aud recorded.
January 13-Lou. Hemdn Nichols es-
tate. Report OF Commissioners re.
oeived, Tied and recorded.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

The Rev. Mr. Richardson preached
at the Congregational church last Sun
day. 1t is expected that there will be
preaching In the Same church next
Sunday. ....
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

Yes, we know all about that anony-
nous communication from 6uildhall
last week, but thu writer is evidently
mistaken il as tnIaks his a;tions were
uno osseved. Come out aid DO maa,
and not take suaR d oGu.ss to give
Vent to your vile sploon and foul ex-
pressions. Try honorable courses IN
the future, aud our word for it, you
will DO better thought Of. LEO.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
GOING EAST.

Express train for Lewiston, Portland. aad
Boston viii leave Montreal at 80 p. Ia, an
Island Pond at - 4. In.
Express uain for Island Pond will lcdyr
Montreal nj 5 Is p. m, ana Sherbrooke at -
p. IN.
Mixed train for Island Pond viii leave Zen
treal AT ! 81. m, and Shoi brooke at IS D. III.
Express trains for Portland and Boston VII
leave Lewiston at 20 and lilo "a. M, 2:O2 ah.-
4.5 p. IN.
Mi Ied trains for Portland leaves Gorham a.
3 IS ana 10 20 a. M.
Mixed train for Corham VIII leave Island
Pond al II Il. Ia.
Mixed train for Coatisooke leaves Rich
mCud ut u 2, m, ana SEcI brooke az 10 IS a. m
Trains east OF Island Pond arc run by Port
land time, and west by Montreal titae.
J. HICkSON,
General .ager.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
1isd..

MORSE In Island Pond, Vt, January 10, 1880
MIR lark Mor4e, aged 81 years and 10
moaths.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS:
SsofNo wEsT-Mlil closes ut & A. NJ aud p. n
Arrives at g. p. N Newport and Spring
field m iii closes a 9 P. NJ.
at9.3o T. NJ anl5.5 A. NJ. Derby line m ~
closes Il $50 A. NJ. and arrives at 6P NJ; Easl
Newark every TuesdIy and saturday, al
aPM.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

GeaNG hESt.
Express train for Montreal viii leave + ~ :
Pond az e.ts r. n. Mixed train for quebec E-lc
Montreal wil leave island Pond AT 80 n. rIL
Express trains for Lewiston will leave Port
land IT ! 10 =. m. y 40 and jl0p IA.
Express train Tor Montreal. Quebec and the
West. VIII leave Portland at 80 D. N. Lew istcl
al " p. m. GOrham AT COS p. m, and Isltl, 4
Pond ut 10 90 y. IA
Local trains for Gorham viii leave POI.
land AZ Las n. IN. snd $50 y. IN.
Mixed train for Island Pond will leave Ger
ham al l30 p. u.
Mixed Tor Richmond, Iln leave Coatieook D
ri 1873 p. N.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
GRANNY.

Pe1os aud quistness again reigns in
that peaceful lo5ajty known rs No. l..
Prayer meetings have been beid in
the Cong. Church the past week, and
much interest for the good cause has
been m4nifssted.
Miss Myrtle Shores, who has boom
III since last spring, has 50 lar recover
ed, that she participated in sleigh
ride on Christmas day.
Miss Nellie Emery, who dislooatsd
her ankle last O5tob5r, and having
received no bensAt from several doo-
tors, is now having 1t treated by the
skIIlful hLai OF Dr.. B1gbes, OF Lln,as-
ter, N. H., and is no@16 o fur way
OF 6sinS alright aSLn.
OCCASIONAL.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
SEND AT ONCE

"El,oertas Ese1.ia! Peamanship,"
new and complete guide for teachers and
advanced paplls. Half price rs cents) 10
to-ebers, posi-! paid,
y 5EEgT3 WANTED AT TEAcHEE's INSTITUTES.
AIIgsss, WITH sI0rsaoes,
II. w. ELLJY0RrE, Publisher,
IL Chambers ST., New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

Returning, will leave Boston Ct 50: Con
cord 10 IS "A. NJ, Plymouth, 100; Wells River,
$50; Wing Road, Id Lancaster, 600; and ar
rive At Groveton junction at $50 p. NJ. making
sure connection for Quebec, Montreal and
the West, via g. I. H. L.
Connections made AT Wells River with Pass
umpsic 4. for st. Johnsbury, Newport. Mon.
treal and Q ltbeG; ana NJ. y ". X. j.. for Mont
peIfer and Burlington.
j. a. DODGE General Manager
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
speeay RelIei cures Diphtherla.

The annual meeting of the Coos ADD
ESSEX COUNTIES AsrIsulsur.Ls .SIdlsty ElI
Do held &c the one VI Tia fras4dsot IN
Lancaster, N. H., "a fassdAI, J4l. ~,
&c : o'clock p. IL.
:. s. :. P .1.o1s, sssst4liaA
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
BOSTON, CoNCORD. MONTREAL
ID & WHITE NTS. II. Z.

Express Train viii leave GrovetoH Junction
for Boston ana intermediate stations. ON arriy-
al Of G.. +. r. X. train at 10; Lanei ster rs.
Wing Road 9.55; Wells River II A. NJ; Ply
mouth LA; Concord, 52e; arriving IN Boston
at 6S p. II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

POST OFFICE HOURS:
WEEK DAYS. 50 TO I A. NJ; 8 A. NJ. TO ~ ID.
to5and 6 70 9.l5P NJ
EUNDAYS-9b to 10 A. M, ami 10 D p M
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

BLOOMFIELD
A COW belonging to G. B. Silver WAS
found dead in the stable. Cause Of
death not known.
Donation visit for Rev. Mr.. Spinney
at the PARSONAGE, Ga. rauEsiLy, Jan.
%, afternoon AID evening. AL are ia-
vited.
A team, composed OF one horse aud q
sled, belonging to AvL Ful.sr, recently
ran away, bringing up on d neighbor s
wood pile and badly cruising the horse.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
GUILD HALL.

GUILDHALL.
Remember the donation party at
the Methodist parsonage this friday
evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
Grand Trunk Railway.
HOTEL FOR SALE.

Tho Grand Trunk hallway Company
invite tenders for the purchase of the
building 1T Island Pond, Vermont,
known az the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
BLOOMFIELD

Speedy Relief cures Diphtheria.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
Grand Trunk RAILWAY
Winter Arrangements.
GOING WEST.

On and after Oct. Is, and until further n.
tlce trains will be run as follows.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
Village Guide.


CHUTcH.-Reg. nm Z. beag,
Achool ~ ~ Evening service at Z o'clock.
Thursday evening prayer meeting NJ
7,scorAi..-ChrlstC Church, The Req. Louis A.
sfth,fr, Missionary in charge. Services On
S1ndlys &C II A. n. and NJ children s
Hervice and Sanlay School, 30 p ~. scr
vice also on Sdnts % sys and Holy Days
Ga Fridays, evening prayer ane lecture at
n. Z. CHURCH. RE. p. Z. Bruce, psster; Ser
vices al "A u md 2. NJ 3 ma y SCHOOL ~
che close of morning service. 1oonS peo-
ple's mee,in- from 20. 2. NJ. General
prayer meeting Tfcsldy evening - t'''
Ciass Meeting SttlIrd " evening III TO.
ROMAN CATHOLIC OaURou-Rst Fathers he'-
id0g zqG TJRtEsl, prs ors. services on the
drs- and third lnd VS. Of clch month, at 10
Az audTr N. Catechism az p. N.
MASoNIc:
s.-ASyp POND LoDGE No A.-S;ate commIni-
cltiona second Mo I'd ~ In { 1ch month. WIS.,
iting brethren cordially welcomed.
TEMPERANCE:
Holden TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB.-MeotS
every Friday evening at 1850 in Temperance
Hui.
TS)rAC ABSTINENCE S0cIErY.-heets every
MJntly and ltlrday evenings, 1t 7.3o in
TEN perance Han.
LADIES TEMPERANCE AID SocIETY.-Meets
every Thursday afternoon IN Temperance
Hall.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
ALL ABOUT WRITING.
TEACHERS
Do You WISH TO bEARy

Do You WISH TO bEARN
TIE essentials of the best Pens, Inks, Pspes
lnl Oth9r WAITING materials. how 10 place
tao BODY Arms. Feet. Paper, Pen, Fingers,
.uirb, Wrist Hand and Writing Paper
v az ara Tho proper Finger Rests. Arm keSts
u MJvenaats hoV TO Cilssify Saul Let.
Jers and Capitals, ana point cut their Corr eut
la ineats. Principles, Types and Character.
: As hov g sao- the proper Proportions,
\ Ilysis ana Synthesis Of each letter Of both
= a ibets and The Figures how 10 construct
~, Writing Scale now % siant, 5 nee. shape,
.24ceS ana Paragraphs how TO Org tnize,
,'Onluct aud InstIuot "A wiring Class in the
ost approved manner II Jon DO,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
MASONIC

MASONIC.
IND POND LoDGE, No A.-State commIni-
iticg brethren cordially welcomed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
Speedy Relief cures Diphther!a.

We a ;knowled5 sc re ;elpt of the SUI;
trayist Il weekly newspaper devoted tc
promoting the best interests of the
colored citizens throughout the Union
1t is ably gotten up, and is edite1 and
published by j. W. A. Shaw, who il
will be remembered gave an entertain
ment here with the Jubilee singers il
Association Hall, the proceeds being
devoted towards the establishment Of
Il newspaper as above stated. We
wish the new enterprise the abundant
success that it deserves.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

TEMPERANCE
N,pEN TEMPERANCE REFORM CLCB.-MeotS
every Friday evening at 7.5O in Temperance
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16

The officers recently elected in CON-
motion with Island Pond Lodge. No.
"A F. & A. NJ, were duly installed last
Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

Andres capture substantially given above. except
that Van Wart declared that the captoTs werr
NOT PLAYING cards when Andre appeared. Squire"
Cspron who in his youth sang IN the choir OIL the
old Greenburg church with Van Wart never heard
stroucly buiIt highly respectable farmer, living
upon the land presented To him by the Governm NJ
and enjoying the esteem Of his reighbors W. =:
Williams grandson of David Williams. one OF
Andres capt0rs arrived at the Cliff House in larry
town yesterday, bringing the elaborately engraved
medal presented to hrs grandfather b. Washington,
and a cane presenter by an Army officer made from
wood sunk III the river by the British 10 obstruct
navigation. MrWIlIiaps has often heard bls grand
father speak of Andres capture. and while ne as
well as the others acknowledge that the party mad
little idea of the importance Of the papers dis-
covered in Andres stocking, he 10 positive that
British gold never caused one OF them To waver ior
an instant IN his loyalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
4 NEW POEM BY COLONEL Hay.

Prom has Speech IN ClsOeiand On Tawsday kes"tn7 .
Why do we want change at this time
Or wnT shnnld we have "A change which BODIES no good
10 tue 81 OF country, aud promses TO uhset
the presenf tO1 OF every department OF
the Governments We not ready for any such
change we are not sdy TO put IN power the party
II a party mas gwen go0i ad ni-irAtOn los twcht
years v ny should we recall from their weideseryed
exile toe Democrat party TIE have camOird often
for opportunity 20 iook at tue Republican DOCK why,
they had nunDeess opportnnities and nave Serb
rged 10 tat- the OF tho Republican al
mInstraton; ont the trouble + that every tlne they
iB-yitaDy 40 their no rs with sqnrnlhs Demo
Graf IL can b. aid If all Democratic Investigators tal
He Dated his hook
With Borssis ami mOusers,
But caught own friends
b. toe seal o! their tIouscrs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
DID.

ANDREwsAt wetnersaeld, Conn, on TusIday september
~ James in the SD year OF ms age
IN n w on Friaay sith inst atIi a m
Relatives aud friends the family are respectfully hV'ea 10
attend.
sOWNE-On Monday night September q, Samuel ASerly
Bovine. OF samuel BOVINE Of ms CITY; 81, On
f1 fhnrsda nD at 1890 a. NJ
coRWIy-On Tuesday morning. september 81, George F.,
only OF l. d and tae late Geo. 90 L. Cor"n aeee -
Reasves ana TRENDS respectfully inv,tsa to attend
the funeral Thursday. sept mDer ~ IN me wayne
street Reformed CHURCH. Jersey CITY, at 10 A. m
DUkAND-On TuesdaY, 2lst inst. OF pneumonia senaca
Durand, N bis TN year - -, ,,o .,,anoa ., ua,v,,le
Reiaf,ves ana trends are invited No flowers.
DUNNAt Psinfsd y j. septe bnSS H. A'So Oh con
Funeral services Friday at $50 O'Clock at the Sew
Rssty e ana eids without further notice.
FooTEA me sumner S 5
49, Lsu humphrey WIDOW 81 the ase Ian e. r1' Foote
aged - years.
Interment at Canton Centre C'nn.
Hoyt wife Of rhander nford 10 the 72 year OF aer
Funeral viii be ned Al lsr le Residence - "ss'
Inerment pirate at m y Cemetery IL Is Nina' r.
IoHSsroN-Nt D. ster BAY L. the 2lst inst, sarah
Ann wife OF Robert H. Johnston IN the eSd year net
The funeral viii place az ner late residence on
ia r.t'y evening I'D INST It O'clock 5c F., attend
Her remains will be taAen to cypress hs ior ihere "o
FRIDAY morning
"a . = -
fitness. Rev Charles Kelsey, aged % ears. -, 49,
respectfully invited 10 attend me 1nerA OIL
Erday 70 p. M. AZ the irtnollst tuuECH-
Tram leave, on y. Y. and y. H. K. X. at ~ noou
IIvINGsTONAt HODoken Y. j., Tuesday sept emoer u
Maggie F. your ges OF John ~ anu Aaguaiehs
Fnner rom Trinity Caurch cor Washington and 7thsts
Hoboken Friday, 24th inst, at D. M
MALLAkY-Fen asleep At LenOx. Mass, SeptemDI 10
sJ Theresa Robinson only cllld OF Il Dewitt ana Act
ID Maliry dgeI mouths and - uavs
Interment ieuox. september 20
ONROE-In Norwood. Mass. September Z Of congestion
OF the brain. liam IL. Monroe, Ot Eovers'le' " 4
aged 40 years ~ . A.
sIoANEIn this city on wednesday. september % of DIS
ease OF Christian sloane IN the oOth year
Lis
sTEAkNs-On Tuesday. september 81, Sarah G.. widow
OF the henry h. earns IN the 3t year Oh hr ise
Her r~atlyes ana and those II her SOUS John
Henry X and James =, ald Of her dauguter MIS- >ar
NacKenze lnvitu u Attend the tlnerai at DC SA'
6lst st. on Thursday. -3d inst at $50 D. M
sTUART-At Rye. september %. Laura May. younees
child u Joseph Marianne stuart OF TINS CITY age
2 years ami 4 months -, 49,. ,..a-.
On the OF her parents on FRIDAY AFTER
al 4 rrtpck -. $1,000, -, Pm
300 train on e. Haven Railroad from TINS city
II rs kindly requested that no flowers be presented
TAICOTrA At Grass Mich. rnursdav september ~
IssC Antoiuette beloved wife OF Captain Ed " kEl
TalcOtt Of Morgan ParG. Ill
ToRRFY-On Tuesday september 81, James Dawson Iol
rev, IN The 73d year u bis aRc. . ,. - NJ.
wiz be heId at MS !ate residence, 80 Wv
sionave Friday afternoon, September "a al p H.
| Interment private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
THE YEw-JERsEY EXHIBITION.

A LARGE GATHERiNG OF VIsIlohs-Mk' BLAINE
EXPECTED TO-DAY-sCOREs AT ARCHERY.
There were 10000 people at the New-Jer-
sev STATE Agricultural Fair wdver!y yesterday The
officers of the Society state that the number OF exhibit
ora IL far IN excess former and the character OF
the products superior. IN the fruit, vegetable and
a,wer depa,tnent alone there two thousand ex-
b,httors. and the display Is very fine.
The poultry exhibit il greatly crowded. II includes
every choice variety OF fowl. The display OF agrcutu-
raj indictments fuer than for years Professor
Cook the state Geologfst shows over seventy sapie
Of fertilizers used at the State Agricultural Experiment
tai Station
senator Blaine will be present with other dis
tingulsLed guests to-day.
The archery tournament tegun on the lawn.
There were four matches shot in the morning and
two in the afternoon Tae entries included eluos from
Newark. New-York city, Brooklyn, Elizabeth Hacken-
sack and woodsde N ], In the frat match the ladies'
representing the Toxopholte Club Of Newark won the
first and second prizes; the Nottingham CLUB,
of Elizabeth, taking third priEe; and the
Oritans, OF Hackensack, fourth prize The best
score was l79 The Gentlemen's Championship
so yards and 80 AFRO at so YARDS nrst prZe god
ed al. Join L. H. OF tie IOxopnolic uo' Non uIs'
prze, with ~ ats and score &" 30 anu 4 n or
of 0i6 The rsl contest the afternoon was match
for adi.s teams-three-5O 40 and 30 yards, mrs prize
three wood BOWS. Tue scores were ro4 paYl te'
Ei!z lbeth. los hits, score, 400 bID" A A., u.
Areuers. 70 bits score sos Inc Sen'eu,en Si ,
mated m by SIX clubs IL 80, So ana Az YARDS
The scores were fJlows: Oriiana Arcbers HarAeh'
sio Sgi Its scorr. 364 Spuyten Duyve CLUB, 2o7
his score 800 New York Club. 239 hit: score
IO9s Brooklyn Arcners 246 hits se9re: los4; Iox
ophOlte. Newark, 262 bits, score LODI. Ihe nlaten
W. BY tue Ofittna Arcn3rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
DEN01 RArIC y ~ S.l ~ - nd iA d


It is an undenIaOle fact that bright and
Keen and successful Mr.. Engnsh uGGuestlon
AMY Is. far from being popular WIN hls
townspeOple with the workers nom Out
OF town. He seems 10 have no social rrianons
here ana alihOu gh he comfortable ana accessible
house he has vet invite any o. the distinguished
guests who working for him 10 SHARE us Los
tality. s one WDr.d-knOwu gentleman said TO-DAY :
~ treats n as II here asAlns ior employ
rens" ieegraobed before, there - great ais
SATISFACTION his NOSE Of working. fBd Mr. harnhi
1'r Hendricks and ntDers anxious that senator
Mcdonald take active mana &c nent OF aHifs
Just no Tie state is filed with takers, aud DOih par
ties are hest 10 make vOies The prom
iuent Democrats known to toe East are Ihonas A hen
drcks. who doesn't tAe toss OF copper Tor Han
cock or Euglsh but whose prlue ccmpc HIN 10
work for the success Of the party IN STATE anu
NatOn. H. made two or three speeches. ana Will
make more. lie lives In Indianapolis. ami WIN bis e.
tmable wife has great ambition The tory ihAt le re
anested the withdrawal of his name from fhe Clncn-
natl Convention. though denied at The time. IS true de-
aud cut and mortified. hut Is nov enlisted i0r
lts own "a and II Hancock elected Hendrck. viii
he John S3ermans successor KIT comes FRANK
Landers. who con rbuted $1,000 to the iund ana IL
vorsins like beaver. His personal candidacy Is very
dear him naturally AID the failure 10 connect win
the Greenback vot. is "a heavy blow u bin. MY own
belief j. that the Grcennackers would never nave car
RED the bargain They e8arge landers with reae l.
ery 10 b and they would Ike nothlng better
ttan chance To slau h er hlm Landers speaks some
where every dav. He not effective taker, out bls
frIenCs stand ~ him very well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
THE STATE FAIR AT MERTDEN.

MERIDEN, Conn.,, Sept. 22.-Ihus Tar the
Connecticut state Fair at Meriden has proved to be
sreat success The visitors Town Hall last night
numbered over 1000 To-day there Is general holiday
in the civ All tue factories public Schools are
closed The exhibition Of stock is witnessed oy many
gshed visitors, among them Secretary Northrup.
of the State Board Education; Colonel Dedham ana
Mr. Noy es of The Neo-Engiand Poughman senators
and Mayor Lussss. OF h-fiuch are ~ nc
mack and are addfesses The par. Wac crO"ueu
Tor The races which began M o'clock Tomorrow WILL
ne great day a. tue fines entries Of fast horses are
made therefor Governor Andrews viii be here then.
and some notable horsemen. Tue stock on EXHIBITION
- nrnnounced c ,e finest ever shown In New-Engand.
and the manufacturers exhibition In Town Han Is SAID
70 he eoua as far as goes To the Centennial display