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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
Meadow King Mower
The perfection of Moving
Machines.

The hKADow KIro IL act q rev and untried
machine, having been manufactured IA wears.
with net lees than ~ thousand A0w Ia use, Near.
~ ell o. those first built are Ia good condition.
and with ordinary care viii do good work many
years yel. And While have kept an fuIly
silh the ilnaes, 10 the impFovsmsnts Of thls
Mover, no change or Improvement has ever been
made Shieh could not be applied TO Gny Of the
machines regardless ofths time Whom kuiIt The
methcd De ubequahod In simplicity. and Il 10 a..
eordahee with correct mechanical principles
Only three eog-Sheels are ussd, whlah are car.
nee high " freaa the gEoand, midway between
the drive WHSLE. The fret OF SLOW nollon Il
OBTAINED bsvsi gear, and the quick motion by
spur OF straight gear. With tkis rsost s,m,ls
atIanfsnent OF gearing. friction is redsced 10
ths minimnm; weight equally disttibntad ssA
great durability secured, The draft arrange.
meni h also psezlisr 70 this never, making II
peffset e0antcr dram maehins and removing Al
Height from tie horses naeka when il L. ia nae
whether the driver u on the seat o. net. For
ease u draft In comparison 9th other staAdsrd
rial teal:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Al~ kss fuAso5y, 81 Arasrrr, Ia
hass "a werk " : Sasn ~ orss ave
TsAra, psTteiratisf y ard .eolaT ber
p-fi g tas eui4saos wors 20 aarxs farm.
~ asas .as - tb0Fal a. AIS - wtll a.
E'ass asa, ssd VII he syiAs haFooa
eaad.'vorkisE o. - road. and, IL f.ci,
de-ng a. LA Hozla be rsaalraa 81 4
snAa. il perssa, aas V little as.ovs ns.
dian hsiEs' ADD weighs Ibcui ons huBS.
Fed posaas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

The honor Of nominating Gen Han
cock belongs % uon Badly" Smith
and Vernon, delegation, moro than TO
any one else, Gen. Smith came to
Vermcni just before the Democratic
state convention and worked up a
beon for. bis old friend. aud the cold
Vermont delegation, with Iii Atkins In
front, went TO Cincinnati and worked
like beavers for Hancock. II looked
Aka hopeless job on the start bus
Il'dea's resignation and the cheers
which followed gave iust the opportu.
rliy needed. The rebel brigAdiors"
rapidly isll into liRs, and greatly 70 the
rarpriss Of tho old stagers Hancock
NTas nominated with . whcop. wheth-
ar tho choice was q wise one for the
party or not the result must determine.
but there are. 10 draw II miidly.a great
many disg listed Democrats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

lhe Democrats 3, Cincinnati have
nominated Gen. Hancock OF Psnn.
sylsania for p resident, and En glIsh Of
Indiana for vIee-Presidsnt. In Arriv.
ing d ihis noHiinssion they have prAc.
tlcally gnered the "frHad- issue which
has sesn iAsir raiIying cry Tor the past
ioHr ysArs. They have alec cAosen a.
stAsdard bearer man Who was eda.
Gated a. > soldier and has always been
= soldier with no experience 10 civil
life whatever aad notwithstanding
they hsvs during the past twelve
years. been eontisaslly protesting
agsiass rut,ipg military nan in tie
presidential chair. Gen. Gea. HAn.
cock 10 military nAa and nothing else.
he q good soldier, not exactly il
the Tssk with GRAFT. sbernan. shsri-
dan Aa9 IhOaAs. bet one Of The best
corps connaadsS 10 the army. His
patriotism and loyalty are urqsestion.
ed II elected 81 III il I'll be largely
b southern votes and whether hs pea.
seas fa@cieni ability ia civil afras, or
~hetasf be vli hsvc the saelIassion 70
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

a united eoaHiry. greenbaoks al par.
Constant reelection Of The public debt
asd Of the rate d iatsrcst Of The pHblio
dssA aad business prosperity 70 vhsi
ths Espsbliean party has given 1s.
ssi sHac, iSstIce TO every citizen OF the
lritca States l. What Il promises ns,
can we sgord u 70 back 50 Tue Repub-
liesa asfly Does ltc Democratic party
SOW - good record and give as
god saaafaase u hope ior the future 7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
connt sI.o.D,,cr.


Mr.. Editor.
j have just received aud bave taei
looking over tbs las: number OF ID,
JopmAL. With many others / an
panied 70 SEQ that an ola friend til,
friend Of my boyhood-hsg recently do
parted this life. refer to tho death o
the Hon. Leonard Sargent. lily &C
quaintance with him and His excellent
wife commenced very coon after hi,
marriage and was brought shout in THU
wise | was boy, he va. man
grown and engaged 10 active practice
a. lawyer ! was pursuing my
studies, hoping some time 10 enter col.
lege Needing certain books, particu.
larry books in ancient history, / was
told that Mr.. Sargent owned sets OF
these works and that be would, without
doubt, loan them to me Nc wanted
them. Ny desireyto read the books
was 30 great that l conquered my nat
urAl shyness and timidity And.called at
his house. lie was not 10, bat Mrs.
Sargent received me so cordially and
pleasantly that found little difficulty
IN making Lno~,n 10Y ers~aa. sLo ..
pressed great interest in nv desire to
read such works and said Mr., Sargent
would gladly loan me any books he
had. This conversation Inspired me
with great respect and admiration for
Mrs. Sargent, and with more intense
desire for my own improvement. II
never forgot II, and ever after felt under
peculiar obligations to that most esti-
mable lady. II may interest some to
know that the books / was ia search Of
were Rollins Ancient History and
Saurins Sermons. | am afraid that
nowadays boys Of thirteen or fourteen
PEARS OF age would fud such works
Ather dry reading. A year or so after
ibis ] was almost entirely separated
rom ell my friends ad-acquaintasces In
Manchester, but ever retained q CRATE
u recollection Of the kindness and as.
iistaneo 2! these friends Of ny boy.
.ood. Many years later, in a distant
art oil our country. was permitted to
enew my acquaintance with Gov.
'argsat aud with members Of his fami-
7, and now THAI be and bis wife have I
nished their work on earth ] desirs to
ay this tribute Of afeetionate respect
Q their memory.
The public mind here, as elsewh here, .
a. been deeply stirred BY the action I
tho two great political conventions
'hich have recently been IN session.
be result in each case has been dis
ppointment and a qualification. But
cannot bat feel that as time goes on
" people a. . whole will have reason !
be well satisfied. The persons uem. 7
ated for the highest ofFees in our
'ustry by beth parties are meet thor. :
lghly respectable. They have a good I
cord. They have heen patriotic,
yAl and true TO their nations flag and b
'nor, and are Of high moral character. b
bis Is something to be thankful for.
lcnld ve nc. hope 'hs' TIE ar Of ),
rowing mad may become obe Of the 4
oct arts" during the coming cam "a
'ign' 1t will be really refreshing il q
o contest car be carried on upon =
eat principles and not degenerate !; =
10 mere personalities. No matter to d
lat party We belong We should re- a
snber hat we are American eitizens L
NV YoEx. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Tas gold diggings 4, Piymou ID Five
Corners are Frospering nhsly, and they
now have 600 feet Of sIuIces sei.
Charles Webs, d vas, swan,on, the
famous sheep ihsarsr. sheartd for ]. e
X Whltiemore, On The sth inst, i0i
sheep-the aeeces averaging IL lbs. Of
wasaed wool--fniahlng before sunset.
Al. Simoads, gsoocE, Of DfAllle-
Soro, has compounded with hls creditors
81 ~ oe1is ca dollar.
Tie enumeration Of The town Of Hyde
Park SHOWS &C inereAse Of IL per cent
oFeF last osusns, mEking The populsloa
Of re town soEsshing over loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

-ss oosrsnfioh o. tie Frat oosTreR
sd dgs,s 10 heli Ia lsdasd 70 a..
%gyos As5 stewart have bern wsrkirg
bard fog tse Bctaipsu0u ass have atoui
@qsal s,Ieag,a outside q Benaisslos
oaur'y, Hihs county oeUid agree
vpsn . candidate Abd stick 10 hin
ssets u stroug probability that be
- -, be sa'pAted bat we're tIesseds
~iih 100 many candidates ana TIE
rFstasii'tiss ar, hA Co Joyce ill be
Isnomlnaset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

The first merino sheep ever shipped
from Vermont TO Montsna were shipped
the other day from Middlebury by The
MeAdsms Bros, and filed two cars, one
load being all registered stock, and some
Of the best specimens Of the young sheep
OF the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

No proprietor Of a SeA.Horse has
ever, 70 our knowledge, had occasion
Tor using Kendall's SPAWN Cure, but
II has been used upon thousands Of
spawned horses with most wonderful
success, and il 10 now being used With
the very best Of satisfaction for every
kiud OF a blemish or lameness on
beast or mao. as ii does not blister
and 10 certain in its effect. it 10 becom-
ing tho most popular liniment ever used
Tor horse or human hesh. Read the
advertisement Ia another column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

POSITIVE Results. There are numer
Gus remedies that cure sometimes and be-
come trusted az useful but nose have eve,
proved so efectual--cured 80 many and
such remarkable cAses--as DIR. Ayers
medicines.
The Cherry PsctorAI has restored great
numbers of patients who were believed
to be hopelessly affected with consump.
ton.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever
quickly aud surely.
Ayers Compound Extract Of Sarsspa.
rilla eradicates scrofula and impurities OF
the blood, eleanses the system and re-
stores Il TO vigorous health. BY its time
ly use many troublesome disorders tba
cause decline OF health are expelled or
cured.
Ayer's Pills and their effects are 10 well
known everywhere TO require any com
mendation from us here - lco,ant on Pa }
Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

TIE floor 81 barr bslobgirg 70 Z. A.
lrss 81 nj. uoliy gave war Al milking
sitas be otSer evening, throwing Ives
VII y eows' unbef, Plsnkinz and hay
srao re cellar. Ives wss seriously hart,
q rAaab'e COW vas killed, ssd Others
we're mAlnod.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Hon. Bradley Barlow, president of The
soalhsastern railway, has made arrange
msnh With the Grand Trunk company,
whereby trains are to run through Victoria
bridge to Montreal, instead OF passenger
being ferried across The river, ss formerly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

LYDIA Z. PRKHAM's VEGETABLE Cox.
FOUND has done thousands of women
more good than the medicines OF many
doctors. Ii isa positive cure for all fe-
male complaints. Send TO Mrs.. Lydia L.
Plnkham.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Mr.. @. d. Miliipgton Of North Bspp.
ington, who was for eight years in The
mall service, running on the Rutland and
Warrington and Bennington and Rutland
railroads, and resigned in 1874, has Just
been reappointed to the service on the
Boston and Troy line, and has already
entered upon his duties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

The voltste Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
win send their celebrated Electro Vol
tAic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

The fec Of doctors IL az item that
very many persons arc Interested 10
iusi 81 present We believe the scbed.
ale for Waits is IS 90. which wsuld tar
MAJ confined 70 bic bed for . year,
and 10 need OF daily visit, over { 900
year for medical attendance alone |
And one single bottle Of Hop Bitters
taken IN time would save the 81 900
and al the years sickness. I'd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

As LiDiment for horses HENRY 81
JoHSsoN's ABsIcA AND On LISIMEST ia
unequaled. II cures Sprains, Bruises, and
Lameness at once. n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

For cleansing the system OF oil morbid
matter and wArdiDg off diseases, no med.
ieine possesses such efficacy ~ BAKERS
MANDRAKE BITTERs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Coon ADVICE. We advise every family
TO keep DowSs' ELIXIR always on hand.
II Is The best remedy for coughs and colds
ever offered to the public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
BURR AND BURTON SEMINARY
Manchester Vermont,
A Boarding and Day School for Ladis.

0seFs the Advantages u = Rull Beard ef All. ana
sxpsttsnesd TsAeAsrs, caFsfaIly prspxrsd ceyr.
go 81 ssa3ys thoroagA aE1n Ia iks xagltsh wsil
spesial AttsEtlaa - The eiassles and yeanE r.ss
ttsparsa Tor college. The nEHT advants ess ~
= asae - shs = Seai tsrms. sFnaNa TKhx ksKias
Wednesday, MGreA liza, 1880. Per koss5
FseEas q a4hsF snfstnsfsSs, address he priEei'
pal. AID 10 BSseanaArasa.
EEV. JAMES ELETCHRR.
Gs1<asstsF. ". fse. 1915. leo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Deacon Luther Poland, the father Of
Hon. Jo'eph Poland Of Montpelier, and
Hon. Luke P. Poland Of st. Johusbury-
died at Montpelier on the 10th inst, In
the slst year of bis age. He was born 10
North Brookdeld, Mass, and was the last
OF family Of seven brothers and sisters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Three barns belonging TO ssndersou
broS', Of Brandon, were barned Sunday.
The IRE was caused by lighteaIng striking
The telegraph wire oaltbe line running TO
Hyds's hotel, and thence communities ling
With one OF The barns 10 which II IL a..
tached. Loss % 900; partially Insured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Aways hep z csaATs spsrIn Cass'
q yezI b0ass. ! year draKKiss I'll BOT
60 ! 81 yoa ssad Il she propriesors.
=. J. Keadagl 5 c.. EaosharFh Pals,
W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

lucrative weaknesses Gad aintAilnR
humors 81 fer1aiss clfcd 5 MAJ. Filters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

bsssg froa 70 II rs. per foot lighter than sny
one 90 the lat. Thls oniy cerGrms wLat 80
hAEs Alsays eAsim - fog the Meadow Kiae .tkst
y u TIE Agbtsst dfah stAAaGrd kovsf IL Ia
mafset hAay 81 thesa machines are sssd il
tiAa FieiAty and AL gre The very bozs satlsfss-
ton.
gANKs L. MCCALL. AaswT.
hspsFt, Yernloni
AZ sxstts kept sohstantiy 90 haad. Orders ty
nal pFDmptly stssadsa %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Al h1fset guns tsiA rvsht j yossss 49, q
Latss = 1s0oss sha G ? 1sssss sssa u yssrs
AZ Fartlsss csar.. M.fiaA. aHsg 49, ga
pAiafsl setue@s 81 lyphesA savsf AGA &paRsy
Aakassth vifa ~ ri n tltsasaa fsFussss, a
RstiRht, " sFsA e faara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

THURSDAY. July !, lss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

aassH ssas. as''s. sr.aaap.
, 1880-10-22

n{~ ,t1f0
clerks ~ rnNrYc hnStg takc of IL sneis ha. c' s,..
mpers stser,ay. - Ut ht"t ',st ,,;ih,nv , ~. tho
i's i%%"e'ats ri s"f' c"''s e%s'"'tsa ys tho "
IT. sPaiym cnFIg nn woro n II, t or .ion
of ~, J",es "s ;'s i. iotl". r. Carer iarrson
Who seenx cfsGt Il ws'y Mi!ha,S
enemies haye .t ,ts !on 'p fnr ann rt''e r. oa na
k!lllnE MN W,n.s1cni .nrsiG,. Ht* WIN dawn an
f'o ,n, ~, sa,nehnw or sthor he IN. maiage
to ntr1Mn.e tnena ahn naner r. "api1a p,,n, ,f thn
lo,is,ht1nfs MT H., ~ S y ~ m, , sc,l 70
eiT III astttsnc,t1 when Iii nano il ,ncnt'oned III
!ttufe HI. H. ~, I'M arnnrtna I'm mai.
thrnHn tnn .,g Eamc a,n snnc" &"'
To fatioss cnMtt9GH a, ,at t,sn r%. ,,inistv ~
thht On FINANCE st"t'ns e""s '"o'' "Ao p''''' "
1;11ssl IT., lottcr information was conveyed. 10 tho
snns " INV t,,, ",l,st m". IL In ,IIstritmted
Hs ax ta' ,s3 tg ~ II, ,,vns II n " tbo cahbor"
hnH Mt tto ro, packed M i, Of expect
e n,nr .f,;,,,,. In annn ,In,,hiiess VT tplr
Ia tNc Er.Ertsics md taik ,ip tho tspurty Ticket:
since llaurk Il eussrc. "tcHa 'lavk stia y,
Ths Committee decided to have n mceitng Of
thS tlSo x%'i,'x y nse D''"oefaey' 't aa'' Il" OIL
Thay wuro grcntly rejolccA to receive q com.
n,utiicst,on FIRM, Judge Oils withdrawing his
tho r!,ro fur siate Aciiatnr. and would do all hc
cnnii for lilo e,tcccts Of thu purity.
Ihsy tssMssci tug M!!yscl Gese e,s tottce ,, IN
Now YprK ind puhjia1irt1 exclusively IN tho
Tr, which fnct Dr Itself, shnws that tho iettnr
nIf.n IL iozsn nneunaas % Tor circulat!oli amnng
wDrkfuqMuu, Thla luttur is II Rwe0l lr.0rscl 70
them, Judging .,y ttott tax and thoy expeet It
NrrE t,f ti,nYr, te1Ifru Gen. {SutEEt WrUtD tho
, 1880-10-22
ripper, for orslcr, md caua for tho rcntling Of
tile letters nf regret.

,,,,, .o.,, ~, ",,n tniio,stn., ,,nroctc,tstlo
q l,Hisn' hs,.. M ~ ,H ~, ~. H.. SnSntmrv. S
~ci XIV ""1 Il ssaH,i, 4, fhr Erss;tilre Cum.
,t, ~ H. frrtT,* i,,ilt.rs rTiL,,lni 1stnci.
,,t y ,.xr,surw: .n1 t " s.,rrv thnt cii,,t,t
stot, oy"r j,t., tho irn,si,a at to Urand incitIu
in !; rt.'o H. n ~, tw m. ntl,i iii, t,DIy
vnhIn III ~ s"s .vcr cnt,cnr,M fl btjfpE wont Il,
.,, vHme.I a. @ WIZ ;av .nrv .,inniy iicsjtea. mn
fs , 80 @ ..srt,t,,,, Il. i,,T,Es rs rrtlrur n1,,t
+ .h,,',,t ,t r. RIM nwIIr III mt know iynt
tr,,I t.,"nr ~ nm ~ mrri1vh ia whIrt, nm rt-
tn"h'., ~ ,",i.t thorcfGrc cnutcut myself with
wish,,a ,,,W sl u,mpaiy essa tiint, everybody
l"'i'' '"1 ''"' oe ""' o, ". [iut.sisR.
1,,tors of ,cyrrt vcro also rcatt fru,n IaItae
II. ilnIry. sf Euw York CIty; phInGns .lu.lts, Of
Srw"rk n L.. n,,,1 WlilinlII )liIua, nf ilnstst,.
Ths ircsiinnt then nrusc allL si that ttln Ex-
,m.tGvn tntmn,;itr i,n1 nrrn,rgl Il tst OF fDnsfH,
nn,l tic iifrs OIL tl,a ,,rs,xfini was ttelcnfcl 70
@ shat QSeS,t city Of tho west whIs', ha tny"!!y
bcssrd icasu 10 onnonnce .. nn .ao s.'tnno"'' i
,s r., ,a .rowt,, rn, ~ mn i, its,,ovc,oumcn,.
he ,,r,o Ut Its citizens, md I'M honor to tho Nit
tfon." ,.a ,,,- q, roxnor.o
S dc m m!E en- o. s o 5 G'sne vsic ,hS
hntel ut tho fMstation nf tl,n Ass1cat'on. 10 he'P
t!tsp,so nt quo Of .lsiln H. brakes dinners A!l
roA!!a led to Home. 1t hnu neon fn!,.
nnd h9 nntaceu thaa iate!y q! HtnHG1h ~, III
toHs led t0Ghisi!Yt1 !ApnnMso.1
hogs casne z ChicaKn every ynar' i5fsat ,aoEa.
tor.] And Ch!ealgt, ~ne 9Teat rhco ios tne
cnrrtnFn.h''ttlers to mgot Wnyf iec9,asn .'as M"r
rnts brs,ku !tlnEu enrfs!sHce nln piI9g'es I'M,
tho strrnta nt my G!ty III Athnrlon. lLnuRWEsl
llo hs,tl nee rla.lcn W SaEr!1ss WIN 'nii. en-.
, 1880-10-22

Sftctal to C!nelahatt tnGtHertatt !,
on, OF this clty, IN old uni reputable rra9tition.
DR. III hls pt0fcssion, WIS nomlnnted fur coronor
VI this tFloytU COUNTY by tho ncinocraey With
Sp 1r sy V yas seso o IL @ Ms sSSfs
p!easaii,sss, carroa panYr T. !, ", /. LoN,on
I!etsx tue slEneEs twho wero all 10 10 sx sx's2 xn
Waicock ID November. nj; !.on'on oxMln.
inrd tho paper und found i bud but three
Iia1,,cs upon It. anl, AlscoycrinN ~ char
sKn 1t. !" Wtr1 you not il soltalorf' nskosl tho
tainy, w,.a," replied the l'aetor, and for thAt
u sto ts5piH faY ~ sx ss aeIs ~
iUrtrI ilis IL Duinoorattu headquarters, but 1t
wnk concluded tn lot tue Doctor rcHlatn on th9
sisks H., eE sn fsai for uck, t ,s W. ccctGa @
ltnuy @ itopuGllcans knowing his i,o,it!eal ssatl.
menta mud vutlnk Tor h!l,. "hs.o. 6o was
ntAer usC far a1l "a. .s0dcr 9xoopt ~ seeuro hlH
yote. T0.tiny tho C''mH.esrfaa correspondent In.
| tyrvcwrtl tho CuruI!ur elect,
r.or'ss, %pr: lc'"on' h0'1''o you voted f0F o0S'
~ W. ~, !! yotoa for Porter and tho nopub-
;: Suss ss ri IL ~ xss sE os;ss ss
"Ccrtainly will yoto for Garfield and Arthur.
ts hssrso osY W. rxatan sC ~ no n a tGs
Ae4 Tor the otlce, a,sd bocauso II is not poslt-
Ani thus ha. Floyd County. tho pomoer3t!c
publicaln Coroner, Tho Democrats ba!tea In
ihls iristanoo for Fudxeon that they eoula usn
fur thuIr purposes, but cauxht Ilrtnr. lnd1;i'
TX uillon soldiers don't t9ko any ttangask il'
tleifil. They voto Us they shot, 1lil III N0vetn-
Il It Oil Ma1s sscSsi'. ~
, 1880-10-22

by =, X. nnv t;ct,. q. +. Mann. tho President. and
,fr. Edward Danto Tito lnst two SPOKE ~ th9
Itnllnn lnpr,ingr. RESOLUTIONS wrrn n'iHrteti
in,lDrsipg Tho Republican nominations, ntter
which tho injecting adjourned.
NCrEa. ...
Judge 1nm,oson will set this md ovary other
evening for the purpose Of Issuing naturnlszhuon
papers.
A South gtln telegraph roto hcnrs tho follow.
!rr lcucltd. "ltnncbck ct,raeA reduced 70 FLU.
OUR Stock nt M. 10 "a excessive. Extrh induce.
mct,tS q NrAntrtl tn cit,so O,it stock MfnrC NOV.
These c0r.ots nro nanptcd tu, any form. Apply
at Democratic lienl')tlnrters.'
, 1880-10-22
COUNTY HEADQUARTERS.

TIE usUAI. HuNURf'1W11KtEN UNNWh
hung around the n1.noeratlo Headquarters III
Arcade court vi! OF yesterday, expecting dis
trlbuton OF whit thoy call , dust" which mcans
sln,cy. They havo d dshtartencl look, and
say freely .lat tho county ttuket Is snrn IN bo
bent, but 'theru Is plenty Ut ,iust, and soIIn-
bUly's got to got IT," About utl tho wprk dunn
IN tho lnan ru,m u tn ito up IN hun
dies culpAixn lies III various languages,
and give packaga or two to every pno
who applies. Across tho hull tho nntn.
rRllxNuou mil! IL grinding, 100, according " tho
, 1880-10-22
A VOTE GONE.
ID the Editor Of me t'hteteo Tribune

e
ID the Editor Of me t'hte.seo Tribune. 81.
Cy1cAHo, Oct. "t.--Wtil yotl br kind enough TO
lnfurm tnnny in1uirors whothor vatcr, who
hns been In the 5tnto for ovcr lvc ycnrH, md hhs
constantly yl,tc,l III Warsls Ono mud Two during
that tltno, and t,ns moved into another 'gpr.1
say Oct. Q, Inst, loses his yoto Mt tho election
Noy,.? Also. II ho Ia spbnrret1. ly not belnE In
tho wnr,t lilo rcQnt1t thirty days, from voting
election, III ctthr tho wnrtl lie left or tho ntno III
which ho in now living? b.C.
ilIecuu not vOtp III Glthbf wAru.1
, 1880-10-22
COlNDN'T STANO1r,

Clxc1NNArl, O., Oct. 9l.-ueoFge Cotlen,
II years old, q pupil III the Fourth Inter-
u,cliate School, sLot himself to-slay III tho
selloo!-tousu with twunty.two callbso pls-
tol, tie l,au entering his left breast and pass-
Ing through the lung. Iie lla.l hean repri-
iiia,lie.l 81 Principal Sal.4s for tEunncy. lls
says the Principal called hini a sneak, nnl
wnund Is. not fatal unless Inflammation
should fntlnW.
, 1880-10-22

William n. Kelley. nf rrnnaylyat!!n, L. to srnak.
tho ruln,nlttcr i,avo acrurrl 1fnrsncy ftnls,
where t:s,i. II. i. llenh Will apcak I" tito Pro.
tcctlve TariM t,l,l, uf THO vorkit,Rtncn OF ttio
North Chinvo 1sOtlne MIL, III rrsn'fsr tt MI t,-
vltntinn rrcntytl fr.nn them ttinv slHys s'ncc.
lid hns addressed Il, shom Il formal 1,rtlcr nc
ceptinu their inrtiatlun. arsl inviting them 10
Thn,nHs i. Jnnes, Jnhtt l.. Doylo, n,il Stchnel
1.nr,drrs are tito Committee representing tho
1yt,rkjnptnru.