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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21
GaVoudiSbs.

Csvsadish.
Early Friday meraiag tho tau
merry Of Carleton II, aowran was dis
covered 10 DO 10 flames, II was to-
ally destroyed, Loss esllmsted "
$4,000 insurance $4,000, The Yer
mont Mutual Ia one OF the under
writers.
AT tho lyceum last week the iol'
lowing question was discussed and
decided Ia the sairmatlvei "ltss'ly'
cd that the Prohibllory law ought to
DO repealed, and q jadlcious license
law enacted" II. 3, Bailey, and j, a.
Parkhur.t took the afiirmallve-Dr'
Stafford and Edwin Davis the mega
tive, Fred Bailey IL tau hit' 10 edit
ing the Cayendish Lyceum Gazette
Walter Smith and wife arc here
from Minnesota.
Thomas J, Tlerney was at home
from Southerlands Falls last week,
Mr.. Tierney Ia elerking tor Governor
Proctor
Walker NJ, Bent ~ doing an im'
mencc business with his steam printing
press. !,
Who could wish tor more beautl'
iul January weather.
-Cayendsh Is doomed, they say
only one more place OF business to be
destroyed, 1t 10 ]. q, Parkhast's shoe
shop-Joke,
Milo Is going westerward toward
the Rockies Madam. Rumors has II
that he Ia looking for mate.
--Mathen Sewarts little daughter,
aged five years, was severely injured
by falling from chair, last week,
Henry Sparks is almost we'll
again, prchaps the readers Of the AoE
will remember that Mr., Sparks broke
bis leg about four months ago, He
was pulling fingers with one Pat
Fogarty and 1t seems that Forgar'y
gave him Tipperary twist, with tho
above named result.
Rev. Mr., Henry, from North
Bennington, has received call from
the Baptist church here.
We drew jury last week with
out that Woodstock man. A great
many people here thought 1t could
not be done.
MIR. Charles Blood went TO his
western home last week.
Druggist F. w. Whitcomb, from
Holyoke, Mass was IN town recently
One Of our young nabobs recently
took young lady to dance at the
Town Hall. 1t seems that the COM
mittee had made arrangements TO
charge ten cents to the gallery for the
special benefit of spectators. Although
this young Adonis had sufficient specie
to pay his way, yet he did not see I'll
to do so, after considerable parleylng
the kind hearted ticket seller gave
him "tickets." They remained in the
gallery till four o'clock in the morn
ing and while all the rest of the party
we're cnjoying themselves immensely he
never took his darling to supper or even
asked her to dance. lie is the boss
mean man of the town.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

DONATION The friends Of itev. y,
L, Frost, pastor Of the NJ, u Church,
win hold donation visit At tho par
sonsge, Friday, p, NJ, and evening"
January esd, All are cordially In
vited,
K, r., not s, II, Mcclay, as We
had II last week, 10 the name Of the
young man canyassing this place tor
tho new edition Of the Bible.
We are sorry TO learn that the Rev.
o, X, Crosby ID 10 poor health, Last
Sabbath Alden Z. Churchill read q
sermon by Rev, ], II, futile, Of Min
neapolls, MINI, Next Sabbath W.
II, Sanderson will read q sermon,
The matron Of the "lodge,' known
rs the "Astor House" on the "Ayeh-
Nc" south, had lutte session with a
neighbour one day last week. which
shocked the citizens out there very
much. The language was plaih-
hoe.hpndles were not called siales,
nor nowcrs roselteS,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21
Speedy Cough Cure don't dry up your Cough
GENERAL NE VS..

"A railroad war is brewing among
Western roads over the apportionment
OF the Colorado business, and the rates
for transporting grain are to be cut
down. go 80
The strike ip the coal mines OF
Western Virginia threatens serious
consequences. Several iron mills have
shut down and riots are feared.
The investigating committee
find that the Rev. Mr.. Lane, of Ken
sico, N. Y, accused of kissing ladies'
Of his flock too freely, was guilty of
imprudence, but not immoral con.
duct.
Il. is reported that Charles O'Con
or il 10 marry Mrs. Hicks Lord, whose
marriage with the late Thomas Lord
created such a sensation.
Calvin Thomas of Kansas City,
a iunatic, shot James Morris, his step
father, dead on Thursday morning
and fed. He was taken to the insane
asylum.
Corpse stealing as an industry
rivals pork packing in Ohio.
Frank Leslie left his wife all his
money.
FANNY Crosby. the blind author
of some of our best Sunday school
HYMNS, is a member of the old John
Street cnurch in New York. and is
now fifty.six years old. She became
blind when only six weeks old.
Capt. Wilkinson, leader Of the
band Mt the National Soldiers Home,
Milwaukee. shot his vile and then
himself SUNDAY night. Both are
daad CANA. domestic tronbla.
The Buffalo Express calls Josh
Rillino the "ohilosophical annihilator
If or,Iooranbv
The national Greenback con ven.
tim v;l, be hold i, Cbic,yo. .June 9
The VITA ofa vouno farmer near
Aver Msss was outrooed and muir.
dsrsd s,,urdsv offeru,, W Il 10 he.
uovaa ,hot tho .ar.;hlo or;ns vas com.
.,;,,,dh . ,,,,..., t.on, vho wos
:. 49,. ,,.,,h.uhnoa ond e,,ra tho
wom,n at home alone.
Tho n,rooroner ot the Rosto,
ID. 49,, H. ha, ono og.. 81 morr;oo o,
aI.o.d, htt decl;ned becan,;saa the
,odv oou,dn.t nromi.e to sunnorl him
,. IT,, T., bod hon,
a
A -. :. p,a,,,.a Ma hos
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21
Bridgewater.

Bridgewater.
Grange No. 1853 gave a public
Meeting January 14tb, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected by Col. A.
B. Flanklin, Master of State Grange !:
Master, G. T. Josselyn; Overseer,
F. H. Briggs; Lecturer, Mrs. Roda
Bradley F.; Steward, A. Z. Pratt; Asst
Steward, G. w. Smith Chaplain,
Mrs. Henry Hudson ; Treasurer, Josiah
Josselyn Secretary, T. H. Whitman
Gatekeeper, Warren NJ. Buck Ceres,
Mrs. Albert Pratt; Pomona, Miss
Rosa Smith; Flora, Miss Jenny NJ. Jos.
selyn Ladies Asst. Steward, Miss
Alice Taft.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

MARY Mum, a negro, has been
arrested ia oberlIae, o, Tor poison
Ing Tho family Of Samuel Mont
gomery, by putting arsenic 10 the
food, Seven members Of the family
were poisoned, but their lives were
saved.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

POmfrct.
Sarah Howe, who had for many
years lived in the family OF Henry o.
Smith, died very suddenly, Friday
afternoon, the 9th inst. She has been
in feeble health tor some time, but ate
her breakfast with the family in the
morning as usual, aud was about the
house till three o'clock p. m. She
was carried to MiddleseY, Sunday for
burial.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

The trial of Rev. Mr.. Haden at
New Haven, Conn.,, for the murder of
Mary S,annard ended Monday by a
disagreement of the jury, for
acquittal and for conviction.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Monday, Joseph Lawrene, French
man employed in Moore's taunery at
Swanton, attempted suicide by swal-
lowing dose of stry chime. His life
was saved by administering q strong
emetic. lie is in pre,orisus con-
dition. g..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

FATHER IS GETTING WELL.-My
daughters say, GLOW much better
father is since he used Hop Bitters."
lie is getting we'll at.or his long SUI.
fe,ne from disease declared incura-
BILE, and we are so glad that he used
your Bit,ers.- "A lady of Rochester,
New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Now is the time for Democrats
throughout the country to heal up all
minor difficulties among themselves.
A great Presidential contest is i'm
pending, and it is necessary to meet
the enemy with solid ranks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Felchville. ~.
Merritt Amsden found package
o: money--ifty dollars, in the road
north OF this village. belonging TO
Hon. G. A. Davis. He returned tho
money to the rightful owner.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21
N NOTICE..

The Selectmen of Woodstock will
meet at their room in the Town Hall,
on Monday the 9th day of February
next at 9 o'clock A. NJ, to settle
claims against the Town.
J. s. MONTAGUE, }
H. F. D DUNE {solectnsn.
G. G. BUCK, )
Jan. 6, 1880.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21
O. H. FREEMAN, Agent,

for repairing clothes wringers Of oil kinds.
Best quality Of Solid White Rubber Rolls fur
nished at re .sonable prices, ssd wsrrsf led by
O. H FREEMAN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Hartlaud.
Asa J. Weed shot hawk few
days ago measuring four feet aud two
inches from tip to tip OF its wings.
These birds are rarely seen in Ver-
mont at this season, but when seen
are very handsome. having on their
winter pIummage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21
W. II. u. TIME TARLE,

The AGE will be sent from now.
uuti March 1904 for the regular
subscription price, $3.50, Thus Sc
curing three months free,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Speedy Salve cures Piles
Speedy Salvs cares Piles.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Speedy Cough Curedont dry lup your cough.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21
Speedy Relief cures Diphthoria

Speedy Relief cures Diphtheria
st. Adams Butter Market.
Tuesday, Jan. 20.
The butter market was dull to day
and prices are unchanged. Quota
tions were from Is to 20 cents.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Don't forget to SEQ and hear tho
Liliputians ut the Town Hall this
"wednesday evening,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Warm, beautiful weather About u
loot OF snow fell Tuesday, and 1t was
30 warm, It adhearcd to the trees aud
things in great quantities for some 4s
hours, making n beautiful picture In
nature,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

"wednesday evening
The boys are organizing for a dance
at tho Town Hall some evening next
week Of which due notice will be
given,
The Singing School in Fairbanks
Block is "booming"-5O scholars the
first evening.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-21

Everybody don't knew that the 9TH
of July will occur on Sunday this
year--but it will just The same.
, 1880-09-29

WAslllSuruS, II. e.. Sept. as;t.A gsntle-
man who l,as recently returned frtR1 Eurppo
IN tO the caracter nf tbs Immigration 10 this
rultntry nrO by IN tNIAlls rcl!Abln. Tllo only
thing tlut Is certainly nccllralu nboNt them Ii
thu humber of persons who arrive. Tflv pts-
tell.lctl classification III to occupations, hu
says, Is fictitious. riles0 isis aru lr,t.lo ~
BY the pl.rsnra ot thu 0ruan steamships, VIII,
lnakg them III trfpltrate,-Ulie fur The officers
Of tho suite ur ti,y ut tho purt af entry; ullo
for llo Gunera! tioycgl!nutlt, which ls tur-
wardut to ti!8 l3arraIt vi Statistics 1T Wnsh-
lIstrn; nut nnc for the SHIPS company. TlW
numbers Ut ln'rasills nt rnlllsu ra 4rc,lrlte,
hut tho slutelnentn us tO occupation. tse GUESS
work nf ttlv tursrf, us tito hitter Dltlrrr dues
nnt think 1t neresory to uad IL tho duties ur
ureds Ut rlnlEsal.ts uIu asktng Wilnt their Oc-
, 1880-09-29

Iii tho cstato Ut Charlotte Rntl,e, the viii,
WIS proven Md admitted tn probate, nlld
letters testa,ncntary were Issued to llcnty
+. lsnthe. Tho cStutu Is valued Mt about
$l,75D.
In tic estnte Of Hermann Woer,nGr, minor,
letters nf s.lnrall'nst,!p Ut thu tstnte were ts-
s.lg.l tu Christian WOer,ntr, anti Ills bu,,l Tor
S'aO WIZ npprtvelt.
III tile estatn of .Jacot Koch, letters of a.l-
Mtnistnt0n vert issued to LeapDld Mayer.
Tho ESTATE IL valuctl ut nbnl,t $:UV).
lii tho estate OF Peter u. Stll!,et1, tho will
was pruvcn and utlnlttte.t IL prubAte.
, 1880-09-29
: CLEVELAND vs.. C1NCISSATf.
Srscfat QIfodtet In Thr &.afkano TesL..nk.

Special nls2dtsh to The t'ateaao Tribune.
ClSciSSATi, o., Sept. oH-lsah errors By
thu Cincinnatls, Including NIX nlIsse.t .Iy-
l'nlls. gave tic ClevclatM!s scyei runs ts-,lay,
l,unc earned. Two tnutTs BY purcel1 cost QUE
IN tho first, tumble yCarpenter u,,u II, the
fourth, n mllT by SOsnnlrrs n,c III tho Nth,
u mnH by Jim White me II, tlse sixth, II nulr
By Sny two III the seventh, aut two errors by
Carpenter one IN tlse seventh. \ base uli
halls rs .Ilm White md Clnrps tl,sre.baser
a.lyo tlIa ttncNnntts one In tllt first, nINi cr
rnrs ly Dunlap nnl s14't'nrmicli ami Ills hy
Smith AMI Summers two II, tho HGyentli.
ltankinson pitched will effect.
fnHtnC.-- - y az so
cleveland. l.,.............1 o o i i i / H.
tInclHnMit.. u U q Il u = q III
Firtdns crrt!yE-llHGihtufi. IL; Cleveland, 4.
tfntu h1tS-('lHrfut,nti, l; Cleveland, 10,
rwtI.last. ht--tintnIislB.
Three bHke ht-CiupE.
First blsp Ut, ,erlurs-Eiuc!nnatI, i; Cleveland,
1U'
First base on l,nl!s-.I. ". Wh,,a, l1ntalt,lH,
Left a,u tuises-1;II!cInnnll. :; t'Nru!ufhl, u.
>Strurk ont-NNur,n!t:x, }tanktt,st,i, Emfth,
CIrprnier.
Strikes .M!lci,-Whftc. -: 1lniIkll,s.,iI. M.
llnthtc plnss-c!r,entcr-snith -lttclIy, Say-
pnsstI tnit--t'lupp, I.
Wild l.itrh-WhtlG, |.
Timu--::Ui,
CinpIrc-- wlllIum lsIelly.
, 1880-09-29
limited S'rtl'l:a CO1r,rrS.

William Tracey liled BILL yesttf1lny against
tho Cl,irngo " Altuu Railroatl Company tt
re,train 1t from Infringing ills pasottt for III
improved railway switch, issued Feb, u, is1.
t;e0rg0 u. Spear, uf StMrgen1 Itny, WIS,
allti owner nf t!n, TUGS ThoIt'ls Spear and
~. $. Piper, ilutl tlbel against .!aco!, .J0l1!-
sui, owner Ut The sr!lUuIlGr Il. II. f'atcI, to
ree,,yer Ss(N, w1EeS III tho nature Ut sdIvnyu
fnr saving tho schooner III tssu l0tl, Inst. Ill
GrimlN'H l'lr.
, 1880-09-29

TROY NJ. BOSTON.
Spset'f t}ts;,aFth to Tia tHlcaqa Tribune.
RnsrnS. Mnss., Sept. .%.elIu y,I,lD tt-tlay
bctwcGn Troy nntl liuStuh suttles tic s,ilts-
tian Ut fourth place In ti,u l.agl,p c!,aulpiul,-
ship cusltess. as Tray llAs llnw Won fnrty.t,s,a
saillrs, ut ni,r IIH'ru than It will In ntsslbs
for Boston IL win. Worcester It'll, tic Troy
by beating Providence IN all nf tllu tlErpu re-
lialnsllE g,lstes, md Il, east, Troy lnArs tI,t,
next twD Will lst,Htt,I. bur this ii nf catlrxe
"ut of thu question. md yrny inny lie c.,s!slll.
rrv ; n: ny +, nsyinK ssrF! tni,rtl plaer. tol.
iMiihgx- /. i i y .
n,y...................:. d d i !: Il d d IT,
1ostDu..............,.l D q /. u !. U ~
NO GAME A'l' NyOllCl:SrElt,
Special U!spleh IN Tie GhtcuVo Tribune.
WORCESTER. AlAss.. St1t. 9.--li0..luy's
gnao WINS bcguh in tho rain, nlll ct,lIu.! III
tie second lnlIiIr,.
, 1880-09-29
Tile COURTS.
THE LAaIn IlEC,lsIt>S,

,rtrE r,AMn nEf,tsrt,S.
mi, f,lIn,,i,"t IL I'm ,,t,.t.,,, f., t,,n ot.,a
Supreme Court IN thu Lamb rasc II synopsis
nf which wns ,rlrt, II, I'm. 'rct,u.xrr = fr,v
A.. ~. .s..,4". -. ~, ,'" ~" ~"
interest BY members Ut the legal professlD,,
tt,u,nt-h.t.t tho r,,ru,rv.
'"uut,",. a,''t.', ~. ',n ',.,,,' 9pu'''s - A..
rreur! Y ts c!SS tn'tt IN Tho evening " tho tth
!ay u tGsDbr. i9ss tht' siore u Il. = inltr!iy Il
tt & St,'Mis o.. rs, n'el'ts. netwce, MMlisoM
n!l e.ltrft: y tEMss at1,t that tlioy s'nlc n,.l
rrt',nvru tfcretroln Il cotsiderishln quantity ht
incrrlNtlli4r IL pursuance " IN arra'lgcnsgnt
h, IN ,.as pr'*s9 toy TINT r.lrp2te
wagon IN front Of lns so, ind while tho }n,r-
tvs wrrr In tho net nj removing llc l.nnls .t
Of Of, thu y, , %' y, t M 'S ss 9 Ssei Se
suvg ,S.s"i ~ % w.t @ IN 1le 1 mec K" frS T" wheh
nf ;asi, S n few '',ts IN me g., ~ ,,,o t,.o ~
this ta It viii have to l,o s,bInfit To ,,ft,ttcr
Jury, 1t wo.t,l not hu proper 10 express MY oii,-
,S 81 IL S essy +: Sr;s ,Sss w S; 81 @ 1 RI xis.
aary to Ircscni tliu 3ro,ll,tls ii;,on which tbu
Judgment. VI tito En,irt hest,w III rtvrrsn,'.
,St i1y n y wa 'G1y y ~ .pg sh ",s ~ ~, no
l,runry ind sclrao fHr roaca..t.1st; did ,iisns.
tht h. W.T. nrts,.,t % NJ tt ti',, ', tn hn,,si,t,
" ihat m. Ind In nt,v tn,rr nIvsts nr i'rm,,r
ugyai it, mid Tint. in,asmtsch IA tic linn t,r
,,ttpiM.d by Tho rrnspi,1ltnrs lii, mi i,c.ras"rtiy
or pruftt{y iuyulyt Tin tukitv or rt. nt:ii ti,nf
IL tHetr w;,s nj, crt,irI,cv whatever t.t,lnE il,
urtss pvy,tt,ni Mtw,,,t, tn:,,, r., tnt,r ma in
@ scF.rse. ,E.. .,ccu, uSut iut na Icsy ~ W ho @
, 1880-09-29

nm very tnraili.'r durfrne applicable
vsry "N n"r." s",'s *1 IT. m % ,f to ns .d md n't !.
Maar.i,na!s m,,! ~ fSslt'i,slna ir aW pr.I$tMe
t,ni1'.t'!fs III til* .'w 'trts"sr''lhtnrt. NnGii.
n,rs +, Il, @ ~, rfa NJ i ' ~ tn,aI WIN
s"nts t" ttn IT," o. ssn nns ~ s 'cnsri,
H., stanth ~ 1T, M"essty, nrnry: " usIti III ~
~, M3s' ~ !t W. H. Miii,i,! i!,i'a'.t ran n
.a CAta!. ~. tno .t!twit. hrt nga1a'! IT,; ~ M
Sr S i IT, "ce"mrii",''"' ,iisi " Vii I'll ticsss:
rTF ~ fr.1 " atI.i i,'"!S |S", ,'''F wh,rn o nu,% nv
'i,;Ss - H., sm ,, mt! Ky @ ~ ~ e
.m' H. r +, f.,rt,,,,r,,, Mn f III ~ . .,si',.,
Whittier he X ' rrcsc,.t Or M i t.at. iut whes tha
~ TT nu ~ ~, ~ M - ~ m,,,
E,r,. r ncca @ ~, eMmsn: a,' M ~ ~.
mr III ny "s ~ ~, r,,s,. ~. v,,. NJ whti, ,nv
1 .I in !,,'tt Ms,u ,t " & w ;.s f ~ a ~,
it ,"r,,, u n rns . ,, t' ~, e r ~ ltH ala
tMi,,c,l Gy tic ntt,iurittts her, ri'ai: lst*,.
jlonI1a ~ f,a,,z' ~ !: ~ % mi r. MI: I,rusn;, ~
nsi" t T.; ~; tns.'Ms Gri,i; FL. a-"t,: 'sr's!"
T. n,Hi T.. ii: HuInc e. T,trrr n nl. 7, u,,,, r.
::sI; ltcx -. hawkins. ;t. md u. ;Ft; Wats. vs.
Till; Stntr: ". W., '5Es:: lex ~. Howell. = I.
mn! T.: ~. ..,u ., ..a ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,u,,,,o,s
wrM' H., nwrc ,,, o. we sns nn 1nat . Isu,ris
tttst ti,nt .rt.,,,:r t,, Ia hr frl,nu IL
sa',,e M W ~ liz ssats WITH ,,t III ,%t View ;ht
ir N ~ h. IN ',,'l". viii tic tirws lrr
s,n"s,1'rcG, III, un, n,i .rillcml @ cxa!nnti XII "t
lilo t.sf* III wl,ici, ts.oy nerur Il Will liz rn1n
tint they trcr materially III their fncts To the
enSt' u ',, iMr: ,,,,. ,,,, o,r.,,,,ro, u,,a c.
n,ty r,St1.''n enrt 81 ,i, MM r. rasart "n M
t' r".I i' ~, ill., ~ e,s,. u @ WI" '.n,, ~ s,1r;, " ,a.
,I,,hl is, inst,I wn will ,l',t fc,t ItriincI n,
innw ii. 'T!c i,ly,pri,.ly Hr giving or rcill<li,E
m lnstictton tnust ntiypy4 III ttlrtnt11c,l III
shc facts established in tho particular ease III
wnrh thu instrttcttot! I: :ssEut.
l!encn It fttslcily lEpl,ens t!lat t,arsla,,lnr
instruction hiay ~ shtsssy prr r. II, n,t sIe ~,
,,. ~ @ ,st te H. H. r,. -, ~ s,,,, ~.
tii,n,as ,t,,rstn 9r r''1 ,Inc; utrrr trtt, Tia
hitter %l,rll ,,,,rs mt nurnr In ;ht fnrrunr.
F0r tic errtr i,,lN.:ltrsl lilr Judgement Or tho
Court t,Gn Is reversed uni tho tst, re.rBtlles
, 1880-09-29

The Octaber etcetious aru; Connecticut, Oct,
|. town elections; GCurgin. Oct, ., fur Stata 0f.
cess aild LeHssAture; t}htt, Dct II, for nlitior
1iate tlilieer4. EOnKrpssiign, Mnd u LrYisMSur9;.
andin,la, Octobtr H. fur slate tltoc,p, GpnKFess.
nun. and Legislature: West flrYlnln, Ger. u,
for 8tuto Ul3ccrs and u Legislature,
, 1880-09-29

cupat1otls arc. Tho liai, this gcnt'rman says,
sn fnr ns occupations, trntlps. mud prDfts-
Ks,iis E!'. mfEltt ~ well M. slrTtotyped, Nr
prlntMt III iurN,, for every ycasrl.
, 1880-09-29
ITlsNlS.

Judge t;nry will 80 tn the Criminal Court
next Monday, mud In his nbscnce ju.i4u
Smitl, will taku defaults for hin III thu lut-
ter's rnon,
Judge Tulcy Is expected to bu Ii, court this
morning,
, 1880-09-29


hand. With liberal md hyAl Catholics. md tn
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-13
The Fastest Miles on Record,

When horses trot as fas. as St. Julien or
Maud s. they need To he put to concert pltCi
to do their level best, and when in the Slight
est degree off, their supreme efforts are mpos
sible. In view of the fact that st. Julien has
been suffering with the epidemic for several
weeks his recent trials, especially his 2.12&
at Prospect Park, on the 10Th inst, are very
noteW orthy and creditable. Before he made
that effort, those who visited HIM III his stall
and saw the epizootlc fluid fairly streaming
from his nostrils did not expect from HIM Il
mile better than 2:l5, ana his driver conceded
IN that view. He would not run the risk OF
urging SO sick horse, and yet he trotted IN
2:l23l. absolutely on his couragei 1t was
tremendous performance. For the present his
career in the East Is ended, and his Belmont
Park engagement will not he kept, owing to
the combined illness of ST. Julien and IIickok
Since he left California he has travelled over
10000 miles in railroad cars has undergone
numerous changes of climate, yet never has
he failed To give fine exhibition of speed,
and never has he made IA break. A bret sum
mary of his brilliant campaign will I've inter
esting; June TO- against time, at Detroit best
time 2;16I; July 20, at Chicago, free for all,
best time 2:l61s; July 20, at Cleveland, free
for all, best time 2:159f; Aug. ), at Buffalo
free iOl all, best time 2:15lt; Aug. u, at Ro-
chester, against time 2:1l3f; Aug. 10, at
SpEingti field, free for all, best time 2:15; Aug
81, at Hartford, against time, 2:l1l, Sept II,
at Minneapolis against time, 2:13; Sept. % at
Boston, against time, 2:13ll; Oct 8, at Wash.
ington, against time, 2:13l3 Oct. 10, at Pros
pect Park, against time, 2l22t This far sur.
passes any trOtting campaign ever made by
another horse, ana speaks no less for the a.
tonishing speed of ~, Julien, than for his
splendid constitution and indomIlable cour.
Tho fH1at- blood 70 10
him quit. He will soon be shipped to Cali
forHia, and IN that genial cline may astonish
the trUttIny community again before the yeaI
closes-Spirit # the Times