davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

Iber Sic fatboltl6en 8riefter>S erninare;
@eitattung Ser &iiffebr ser NrlbGnger Der
unirtcn grledii6en Stride in Sic fatDoltl0e
Stride.
Webrere GtiengieBereien an Der Sierra itr1O
db9ebrannt; ald bret S1mpter tpurDe1
bon Den Slarnlnen %Serlt0rt.
Die Gbinclen in Oct 8rnDi1S SIT baben
I'M October stpei &olafen nl6 sipet rlllll1c
Sdreiber g%eiDltert anO crmoroet. Der rul7
iiide Gpniul III &ulolha unteriu6t Die
Sade. Die rulliiGc 0rcnSbcpoIferlu19 1T
erbittert un6 orobt nit blutigcr UergeIz
tung; Die gSaden iin0 DeritGrtt woroen.
9tuS Ser
SIrfci
lit 81 mel6cn, SAB der Sultan ii6 ge9en Sic
@eriidte, CT iei gciltesfranf oOer fet9, Der1
tuHbrt. ST. erflGrt, bab o1S Slrt SSlnal1S
in leinen 9Oern flicBe, unO 6nB CT fortfaD1
rem tperoe, nit rii6iidtSlole Jet Strcnqe ge9en
Sclte6li6feit einsul6retten, uno aut lSte>
berDcrltellung elmer Inpnrteiil6 en 9te6ts@
pflege gu oringen. Die 9forte hat Elm
SpesialburenI aur Wtittbcilung rtdtt9er
9ta6ridten al Sic 8eri6ter1tatter erridtet,
un6 beOro6t bic Gerbreiter fall6er 9tadz
ridten nit Gerpnrnut8 unb epentAeu
GalocSOeripeilulg.
Qu5
@e4Dpten =
lit tpenig bon Snterellc 81 bertdten. Stone
Gaid)a, Der frilGere Stubsdef Der G9ppti1
l6en 9(rrlee, bat ieillen 9lb ldieo genplnrlell,
lllo geOentt nn0 ben Ser. Staatcn Sltrlld>
SufcDreu. Sic lGmmtli1en politild)en gc1
fangencu in 0umictte iin6 IN Sreibeit
gelebt iDprocn. Der neue biplOnl0tll0e
NShJtrGtn1~ Scr Sln,. Sto0fo,t kot tcf1tp SSp>
glalbi8un9 iibcrrei6t.
9tmSIdmoiIdJrS 9IucrIei.
- SSn Sriii eI linO 9eon unb Nrlltano
9cIber iuegcn Grmoroung beS Nbpofaten
ScrraDS gum 5obe perlIrtbcilt iuproel.
- Ser Gprtrnb Der englil1en Sruppelt,
Sic Set dl ~ D ipieocr in lcine 9febte
cinlebcn ~iplle1, lit bcreit5 llad) Dem SulI>
lanOc nufgcbrDden.
= Der Genat DON Oterito bat Ben
nit 9eutidlunb nbgci0lolicnen !0au0clS@
ulto TrclnOldaltSuCrtra9 9eneDrnigt.
Sll GGIcutta lDll i'm &dltfe 0eS
SNDrcS 1888 cine MtltNISitelllng itattz
ftnOcn. Sn GDitpore linO Die SaltmlDOll>
nHO !0anfprcIen Dur0 0cler 5erlt0rt iporz
oen.
= 9a3 Setter IN 6 / II g It D II, Saltaica,
lou burd etncn tlcinen SullNer uerurlu6t
iporOcn iein, Ser bcimli6criUeiic raud)te,
lluO icincn Slater tOlnrnello icDenp, bic
brellncnOc Gigarre i'll cinen !0aufen SpGbne
mari. 9tuH nrbcren UtittDeilunget ioll
llcbrcrc1 2euten id)nlt Slpet Sage Dor Dem
Sranbc oeratDen lporpc1 iein, ii6 st fliid)z
ten. WteDrcre 4Scrlo1en ituO I'M 6eucr uul7
gefommer.
= @ambetta lci0et idlper al elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
StaOt UbtragO.

Bar 3tc Scad)tsmg. 9ieienigelt
%ulicrcr &cier, iuel0e alf baS v@o0eublott"
nnb Den v96eitcn" abOnnirt iinp, ieien
DicrDurd Oaraltf aufmerfiam genla0t, OaB,
ipie iDncl leDr ipobI bcfdrult if, fie Oeioe
Sldtter 3~uialnrtcn MIR bann fit IS erDalz
ten fOmlclt, iueult ie Doraus beSoDlcn,
ltnO OaB, lpelt1t iie Dies nidt tbult, ite fir
icocS Slatt 81 DOcr %5uialtmen 81 SabIcn
n%iiiiien. 9Sir Criu6en bcsDaIb b~icieni9elt
unierer 2eicr, iDclGc Dielc 8tbinguug iiberz
ieDen Ooer per9eiien Dabeu i%olltelt, lnO Die
bcs 9rDbe1 JtabuttS, Ocn i0ucn Bic SOrauSz
be5oDlung geiDGDrt, MIDI D~crluiti8 geDen
i%polleit, bic betreffenben 8etrdge nl08li0it
lnlgebenO ciltSuienocn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
SaS 5Tentttd)c 2trutentpcien.

9aS sanSe 0ffeutIi6e Nrmsnpsien Iiegt
bier betanntii6 III ben 6Gnben Der County
Nertpaltung. Die NrnensllnteritiibunJ i'm
Yereid,e Der Staot pirb burd Die County
Ngeutur beior9t, IN DEN 2ano6estrfen oagez
gelt BADEN Die Iotpu@S uperuiioren Die
N1i6t, it'd um Die Qtrnten 3u tiimlnerrt
ullD beren y1ptb au IiuDer1t. Die Soften
peroen in beiben TGLen aus Der County
&olie geoedt. gla6itebenbe Site Sctgt Die
Soften ber 9lrlnenuerpflegung in Sen per@
l0ieoeneu Qanb>GoDnS BON @oof Gountp
ipGbrenb oes letten SabreS suiamlnen nit
bcm 8etrage Ser bon ben SomnS aufge>
bradten GbrntD>S tenern. gtatiirlid itnb
Die Soften Der G%erpflegung bon Iotpn>
9(n9eb0rigcn i'm Nrmenbauie IN Oieier Site
uidlt bcriifiihtiQt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

Die Geialnmtfoiten be5 9lrmenipeicnS in
Sen GoipnS beliefen ii6 auf $23,605, ipo>
Don obiger Gilte n0d baS Conn genont fat
etll poles Gtertel aIfgebralld)t bat, beinube
boppclt 10 piel, ais pDn lctnen 8ilrgern alI
Steuern aufgsbradt miro.
Sic GonmtD=@tS tutmr.
9er 8ertd)t oeS Gounty >9lgenten fir oaS
lebtperflpllele &ierteliabr ergiebt folge1oe
9aten: SIM Wanseu ipuroe 11S2 So
milien sic lInttr1tiiBung oeS Gountp's I'll
She'll, BON ntncu 10 uuf sic Neltieite, 255
alf sic 9toroleitc uno 217 dllf Die Siinleite
entfalIen, Inter ben Der 6iilfe tbeiIbaftig
@jeiporoenen ipnren 1l3 ltmerifancr, :35S
Oeulide, 382 Srl1lper, us Stanbilapter,
So B0bmen, % @ngldnber, 81 Eolcn, II
Ganaoier, Is 6arDige. - Sdottell unb 5
Sdlpetser. Netter Seigt Der Teridt, Dap
60 Nnipeiillngen uiI Wtabl3eiten unb % auf
Sb0ad), lpipie 900 auf 2lufnabme int 6o>
ipitol uno 116 Nr1nen : 8egrG6nib>
lbeire ausgeiteltt 1p,roel. llutcr ia @r>
men, ipeld)et Iransportmittcl perldafit
tpltroen, tparer 70 S~rriinnise, BON 0e1e1
- al iDren NugeDortgeU geid,idt uno so III
Srrenan1talteu undergraduate purbert. 9tad
Sent Nrmenbauic muroen 1911 geldi6t uno
III Gerlonen murben benn @eridr bebuf5
Seltiteuung ibre5 G~eiltessu1tanoes oorgez
flbrt. Die 9lbre6nung seigt cine Nusgabe
bon $15,897, gegelt $15,958 it'll elltipre0el1e
BEN ;3ettrau1ne bes portgen Sabres.
@a,t3 umionlt = Sin i6Dnes gilberbu9
fir Sung ilnb Nlt. = Gum Sabreswedlel
iest al1d6 in biele1n Sabre Bic @borles u. So
9eler Company, yta6fol9er Der I9erren u.
0ooeler s. 60, in bic S0dnoe ibrer Sreunoe,
ais Reuiabrs9ruB, ben 9ombur9er So
miIien GdIenber fiir 1888 cine
9ublitotion, uelde nit Jte6t oas ErGbitGt
.Bilberbu6 fir Sung nnb Nlt" perbient.
is lit in Der Shat ouertenuens1pertb, ipie
biele Sirma 1i9 bemiibt, ibren 8unben ieoes
Scobr Neues unb Nn5iebenoes si bieten. gSir
rlfen baber, un6 NIT uns giele %unlerer 9eier,
more, GRs., eiI tgS5!i9ss Slid anf" ii.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
QlUcrICfA

- Der Sta6tratD bat iest 6efinitib be-
iGlolien, Der QltS1teIu1g3- @elellduft fir
bas BON iDr beulbte Slid Gate 4sarf elite
iGDrIide Miet6c BON $4,000 ab3uperlan>
gen.
= Gbieago lit ieit einiger :3eit bon Stra=
benrGubern itberldlfen, ipel6e ibrc Spfer
nit Dem Sanbbeutel nicberi1lagen. Die
StrDldc entfDll1mcu fdlt INNER, 6d ti1
S6ldg in bel ~nleiltelt SGlleu i6ou geniigt.
nm Den 2lngegriffencn beiuuBtloS 81 MAIDEN.
-Golisei>O ireftor OoDle ma0t eS gegeu=
iDGrttg lcDr 1tllgenniitDlid) fir Die Gpieler
1tn0 cS bat fait Den NnlG)ei1, ais Oh eS i6m
nit Der 1tuterDrilfultg Der SpielD0llem emit
lit. Nu6 bat CT befnnnt gcnl06t, OaB ct
feline rYriSe@ Sights" i'll 8erei0e lelnerS0t1
ntoBtgfett geitattclt iDer0e.
= Wtaggie 9tubo, eiu 1SiG9rigeS 0tenitz
mGoden, lit bon Der Goronero SurD Der
@rmorbung iDreS neugebDrencn &ilDeS dtz
getlaGt ipDrocn. Die allgcOlid)e &in0eSz
mOrOerin licgt ailf Den 500 fraltf in GOul7
tDs 0olpitul.
Saul 9tii6l, Elm I'M DieligenGoitamt an
g~eltellter SrteftrGger. tpuroe l~SreitagDt0rget
DerDaftet ullD ndd) Der9lrmOrD gebrndt, an
geflagt, grOBarti9e SrieIoiebltGble Deril6t SIT
baben. Gr tDDDlt in 9to. 1884 0alDielltr.
- 0enrp Slid in Srlalo lit bon ser Go7
roner9 SltrD fir SEN 500 beS arl Sanltag
baielbit ueritOrbeneu 4auI Stepp Deru1tz
iuortli6 crtlGrt; Stcpp itarb all Den 6Ols
gen bon Gerlebun9el, Sic tbnt Stud am 4.
Wtat iDGDrenO zines StrcitcS jugefii8t bate.
Geiu GeidGIt auf DEM 9anbe bGlt ein
Eager bon &leioern, melde nie ''custom
made" duTsemadt iinO uuo oennoh 81
lreiieu tuie gcipDbnliOe Store5 ylrbeit Derz
fault tperoen. 0afiir gicbt rs in G6icngo
ilur ell 0eid0ft, MD oaS lit OonOOrf
Bros, GGe JiOrth 9Dritue uMo Gurrabeez
StroBe, lntcr SolS' 0aue.
= 9ti6ter Smit6 Fat 6aS @el16 Ser
gSelterit ,Sil0iana @iienbuDn 0eleuidaft
I'M etlen Gi1DnIt5befcDl geger bic YerlGnz
gerltllg Der Oeur6ornltrd6e bis Ant IoOlor>
itra6c abgcDtelen. Die Qennnl1te Giielz
bnDn50eIeul 0aft iDiro it0 icbt iud6rlGein>
ltd DeranlaBt lebeit, iDrclt 8abnbOf uidt
lloroltd nnt Der Y. StroBe SIT bauel.
Song" SSo6n Wentiuortb iii oas Spfer
eiltcs S6lcidoiebeS geiporoelt, ser ibn aus
elmer i'll leilem Compton $50. Is 2alaIe>
StrdBe allfbeiDaDrten SdatuIle $1,000 i1
SultoeSObligattOnen geitoblcu bat. NlS Der
SDat perOG6Ii9 lit Der Sp1n elmer frii6eren
S0elerfrnl Yong SoDu'S, Goiparo Gagol1
nit 9tnntell, ncrDaftct iuorben, Der ober
1tinc S0ulo; trpbOem ieDr groutrenbe Ser
oddtsgrulloe pOrltcgen, nit GROCER @nt7
ld)icoenbcit a%Olelgnct.
v&orte tOniteu meille Gonfborfeit fit sic
MDbltlaten npn Sorioporiua ili6t oltsbriifz
ten, lo9t $oerr Selbp Garter aus Nalbpiue.
Gent. Ga i1 mein gauges 2eben oil Sfros
pDeln 9elitten babe, i6ie.l mein Gpitem baz
po1t our6orltn9en SIT lein. Gle 1no9ten lid
III fultelit, .@el9ipiiren nno l0luGrenbelt
gSuilben ouf nleiilem oon;et &0rper V1lft."
9err Garter bebauptet, our6 ben Webrauh
Don @per's Sariaparila galt3 9e6eilt 1porbel1
gu leill nab ieit Der Ausiebuli9 bellelben Dor
a3t Msonaten fem An6ei9en Don Stropbeln
mebr benlertt 5a babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

9te 6eilflnit miro INNER mebr su elmer
wirfli9en Miiieni6oft; friiber erperimeutirte
lte 1lur. sSett 3: .. meiB man, baB I'M Die
i6retIi6en 6Gmorrboibal : Sdmersen SIT
ltnoern, mn ein erwei6enbes Mittel in ben
Sie pes 2cibels ein9efiibrt Su werben brall6t.
Our Sequemli6feit Der 9lnlDenbung lit bieles
Mittel in Die %9eeignetite Sorn 9ebrodt; un=
ter benz Nan1en Anakcsis lit es beriibmt 9e=
morben. Sic Anakcsis lit IN allen Npotbez
ten 81 baben., Yroben rel Snseia1et Sur@
York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
Dounerita9:
SIM 3eitgeld0ft notireu mir: $50. 2 IS l.

SIM 3eitgel6aft notiren mir: rNo. 2 Us ets
sen" gu 81 Deg, 923 SSSou., 90 Sch, SO
Mat. Mois5 1B Scabr, 49s San, 49 Neb.,
524 Wai. SAFER 395 Sabr, 358 %HlanlIar,
353 Neb., 364 Scat. Sped Su $17.123@
17.15 San, $17.974@17.30 Hebrlar, $17.40
@17.454 MdrS, $17.52l@17.55 9lpril,
ST. $3.50 OF. 20 alRot. g 9malS Su $1Q.274
@10.30 Gesember, $10.32f@10.35 SornIor.
$1O.424@10.45 Tebruar, $10.523@1O.55
MarS, $10.624@1O.65 Mpril, $lO;95753
Mtoi. S6inten, frti6e, $4,000 ID,
q 16 ID Gur6l6nitts9ew., sn 9tc. lole;
llB9ep. 1000 Srcs., g IL 10 &nr3l3H,, )"
104c.
sMtbbIinss."-1G orsu $11,75, l Gar
81 $12 per &onne.
,9bortS"-1G Gar gu $11.5O, 1 Gar gu
&Geie. % Cars su s11, Gar gu $1O.75,
l Gar gu $1,000, l Gar &inter gu $12 per
Xonne.
Sen. II Gar $50. 1 Simotbp SIT $12 in
fleinel1 gaLlell, l Gar DO. in 9roBen G0lle1t
3I 81, l Gar llpla1o Qrairie sI 1910, 4
Gors 81 $3.50, 1 Gar 3H 1925, ! Gar gu
$3.50, 1 Gar go. 2 @}roirie at $500, l Gar
sebroi6enes &imotbp St SO. per Tonne
S6mereien. &tmotbp 81 $1.45@1.70.
slice al $5.50@6.50. SLABS 1.154@1,
Wtilet nAo ungorilder 45@G5c. Su9mel5en
80@S5.
an ocr S~omO5aoris
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

- bas 0tD., &o6teln s 1.a5@1.4O oas
Gbo., @aien .75@1.00 oas GuB. Partrto
ges 5.50@5.G5.
&artoffeIn. - @arlp Gole 60@70c.
lSea6blonS 65@70c. b. GuIb. beIrl ~@dr" !;
BET t~leireren TerfGuieH wurDe 5@1Oe. mebr
bere6uet.
Sroomcorn.-0 lrI Carpet unb Srulb
6@63c., Gelfsporfing @reell 5t@6c.. Wtits
~telmaBi9 lang nno pom gutter 6arbe 33G43c.
tr1Inmes 2@34.
0opte Ell .-geem Oorfer 95@1.05. isis.
10000, Galif. 1.00@1.O5.
&umpen. - $1.75 oas 100 Yruro
fir genttl6te pom 2anoe.
G6m1er EFT. = Srounes AT 4a@5c,,
aeIbes 54@-c., peiBes 7@oc. bag P1o-
s al g. SUDDEN 74cv Jfo. l SolGo eouHf
TN 74@-c.. go. 2 3u &C.
@itronen.- $3.0O@5.OO bas S11t1en,
6omig. = 4@16c. filr IabeH Ino 99
10c.. iir ausseloicnen
SmiebeIu. = $1.00@1.50 odS SIB.
NepfeL.-$3.00@4.0O oaS SaB.
Sonia, reiner .QSbIte &loper" 15@17c-
bos 10
Smeet 8ot. = galti1rorer 2.OO@2.50
bas Sap, Serlep'er 3.50@4.O0 uno SllHoIler
$2.00@2.25.
GeIIer ie.-25-35 bas 0ubo.
@tber- $2.75@3.O0 oas SdB6en @ 16
@allonen. $5.75@6.OO bas Sap, absez
todter Csc. Die @allone.
Npfei tuen.- Qouiliana $3.50@4.50
bas Gilt6en, SGmaica $6@7 oGs 6aB. Slos
riba $4.O0@4.7j bas 6tlt6eH.
) @r aub Crries. =. Yeu &Sugle" 1880
@14.O0, rlnoe $11. 50@12.50 6ds SOB.
8obneu.-gtapies $2.40@2.5O, quite big
bette .Webiums" 2.25@2.35.
e @roBe 6iforp 10000, tleine
1850 ben @ui6el; R%aitauien $500
400 ben gui9eI. gaoIuiiiie $50 bas SAP;
Nraitlianil6e lie, Gngl. &auniille lac. peas
nuts 5@9c, liecarls 11@12c, Weonoen, borte,
1Sc. 90ieIniille lie.
CcL.
@isconfn g. &c. nm II unb g. @. nm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

Bgr SEER 0cDrg 9aiiGert, 0cncraI=
N8cnt ttno Correspondent ecr Sui=
t,Ois Staatescitu418, bei,td)t 9e0en=
luGrtie Ocn Staat California.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
u

Chicago, Wonta9. %. Te5.
ga am Samltos init &iidli6t ouf 8eibs
nadten Die G0rie 9eldloiien mar, 10 mIiien
Die yeler bes @o6enblattes ii6 nit ben Tretz
tagsnotiru19en beeuii9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

: tttticr &cticmocr .tIo Gorrcipou=
beat SEER Soi. &oicmtDaI beimGt
9c9emtpdrtig 1lnicre MbOmnentcm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
Die Gur6i0nittspreiie iteIteu ii9 ME

Nm 9 6meiHemorttb belief ii6 bic ,3uz
fllbr auf ca. 1870, 900 Gtiid, 9egen 26S, 900
Gtiid i'll Der &orpo9e. MtGrtt belebt unb
Ereiie UNI 10000, nieori9er.
geSablt 1Duroen:
8pr. SomIta9: Samito9:
Seidte S6meine. ...6.15@6.30 5.7O@6.1O
S6pere sum Y0felu. {. 35@6.60 6.25@6.45
@61pere /. Terlauot. {. 30tG6.65 6.30@6.G5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
Sono5:


G~erf1mfe.
e., 81. & ct. g., Gub, 0ip. 6pra3-25,OOO All 1O9.
g., y. u g., 0enper Din. 4pro5.-1000 gu 83As, 1000
gu 83A.
g. Il M, Eeb. 4pros.- 1000 III S2I.
&S., ct. Y. 4 g., @btc. Din. 5proS.-10O0 SIT 500.
Wiehmdrfte.
Ser &inoDtebmarft mar p~ergon9ene
@odhe in S1ol9e geringerer 3uftbrel belebt
unb cine iteisenpe Qeuben3 berri6te 1p0brenb
Der Ieeten Sage. Sic 3uflbr belief lid auf
ca. 10000 Stid, ge9e1t $4,000 Stiif in Der
BOrwo6e. Gerfautt muroen am Samlto9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

MRoemctne @aarcnmartt.
Sprit.- Sn Chicago 1.16; in ct. 2ouis
LA; III Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; in Reoria
feline Sertatfe; in Baltimore 1.1s@1; ISL
sien,ii5 quite bis CUTE S4@s5e., rSeirps,
cute bis bette 34@c36. 9erIn9ere AlaIitdt
l3@1Sc.
&ier.-27@274c. fir frif6e.
Selling Ell. - 3ebeube 3urteps Ct,
eei6Iodtete 1O@134c.; 6iibuer 5@6c., ees
idla6tete 6@7c.; Guteu $2.50@3.25 6as
Gubenb; eeldla6tete 500; Gdnie $500
@6.00 bos Duseub; gel6la6tete 9@11c.
&iIb. QratriebIbner $6.00@6.50.
NaUarbs 2.25@2.50 tIeiHe Guttn LOG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
Ser @eor9e 80. Pullman ii non Rem
NOrf iuriId9efehrt.
gate,

Treito9 murine genniS Seating, Der Dor
eirri9en So9ett oen YOli;iiten Mobrbuid nit
chem Wteiler lad, an Der 20. CITRATE Der
baitet unb ms FpliSeI@@efdu9niB Der Stod=
naros geipelrt; CT betbeuert leine unidnlo.
Ger perpu1oete Eoli3iit befitOet ii6 ouf Gent
Q&eoe Der lSeilerlnG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
Nert0ll1t 1DuroeIt II. u:
@aarcmmertt.

8ef6Io6tete S6weine: $6.s0@7.073
oas 100 1b.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-17
State EduaIizing Board.

The quadrennial session of the
State Equalizing Board was begun in
the Senate Chamber at Montpelier,
Tuesday forenoon. In accordance
with the terms of the statute, DR..
George Nichols of Mortified, the
Secretary of State, called the men,
bers to order ard presided over the
proceedings. The following gentle
men Represented the counties Addi-
son Julius N North of Shoreham Ben
nington, John V. Carney of Benning-
ton; Caledonia, JaoeI O. IIar,ey OF
St. j olinsbury c41ittenden, Henry
Gillett of Jonesyille; Essex, E. G..
Robinson of Island Pond Franklin,
O. B. johnson of Georgia; Grand
Isle, II. W. Marvin Of; Lamoille,
j. NJ. Wilcox of Jeffersonville Or
ange, B. F. Adams of Randolph Or
leans, John E. Chamberlin of AL
bany; Rutland, Chas. A. Raun of
Poultney; Washington, I'm. Chaplin
of Middlesex; Windham, John S.
Cutting of Brattleboro; Windsor,
Don c. Pollard of Proctorsville.
Mr.. Fred E. Smith of Montpelier,
was elected secretary and Mr.. James
Sabin of Montpelier, assistant secre-
tary. The member from Essex coun-
ty not having arrived, recess was
taken until two, p. m.
At the afternoon session, Chitten-
den county was raised five per cent.
and Caledonia two. Addison and
Bennington were left unchanged.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-17

The following communication we
publish verbatim, at the request of
Mr.. White:
EDEN MILLS, VT, Aug. eth, 80.
Editors Neeos & Citizen:
1t was my good fortune TO attend
the celebration of our annual 4th of
July independence, at Lowell, Yer
mont. The day was favorable, the
assembly quite large. The first on
the programme was grand march
around the flag, led by the band, fol-
lowed by the small girls in white, and
boys in blue, and the assembly at
large. The next in order was prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. King then singing,
and music by the band; then the
raising of the flag by VIM. Knapp,
the oldest man in town-eighty-four
or Whereabouts then the history of
the stars and stripes was gwen us by
Eugene Curtis of Lowell, and was
well rendered then we proceeded to
the grove, where was prepared large
stand for speakers, officers, etc., and
plenty of seats for the multitude,
which were soon filed and ready for
the grafton. The orator was Rev.
Mr.. Upper of johnson. Everything
passed off quiet and well, toasts and
all. Nevertheless, ] think there were
sentiments expressed that were wrong,
that should not be cultivated. 1t
matters not whether Col. Ethan Allen
took Ticonderoga by storm or by
strategy, without firing a gun, and it
matters not whether New York claim
ed a part of Vermont previous to the
rendering of the New Hampshire
grants or subsequent, but it does make
a difference whether we try to bridge
over or soothe the ill feelings that
once existed between the people of
the Northern and Southern States, or
try to keep the i'll feeling alive, to
keep the sore open and irritated. 1t
may be somewhat eXcusable for a pol
itician if he has an axe to grind. TO
shake the "bloody Shirt" but for a
Minister Of the Gospel to shake it,
we should expect better things. Should
expect them to preach peace on earth
and good will to man, and try to al
lay the animosity (if there is any,
between the people of the North and
South. But the orator impressed the
sentiment of malice. Impressed the
idea as they (the Southern people),
were once rebels, they are now and
always will be. He illustrated his
ideas by relating ghost story in this
wise: A person had succeeded in
frightening some children, in an habil-
iment of white, and wishing to di-
vest the children of their fears. threw
OIL his clothing of white and present.
ed himself 10 them in his usual
garb. But that did not relieve them
OF their fears. They said, eve see
you have got on clothing now, but
you are a ghost all the same" Not
outstanding they have ceased their
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-17
The Republican County Ticket.

We give elsewhere the ticket nomi-
mated by the Republicans of Lamoille
at their convention last week. 1t may
truthfully be said to be clean ticket,
its personnel being unexceptionable.
John B. Page, who heads the ticket,
is one of those sound, sterling, vigor-
GUS men, who combines personal pop
ularity with independence of thought
and action. We predict that he will
be faithful, careful Senator, deserv-
ing the confidence which in his former
legislative career he fully established
with his constituents. He will doubt
less be one of the youngest, if not the
youngest, members of that honorable
body, being about SO years old.
Assistant Judges Savage and Wait
are both men of high standing, and
against whom no word of reproach
has, so far as we are aware, ever been
uttered.
Judge Page, States Attorney Gleed,
Sheriff Lanpher and High Bailiff
Dodge, are so well known to the peo-
pie of Lamoille that their names are
almost household words, and we hear
but one expression of opinion as to
the entire fitness of their nominations.
The Republicans of Lamoille are to be
congratulated upon the fact that they
have used no poor timber in making
up their ticket this year.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-17
NOTES..

A st. Louis man hid his own six
months-old child till the grandmother
gave him $4,000 to restoreit.
This time a nine-years-old Donovan
girl of Maine, tried to kindIe the fire
with coal-oil, and lost her life.
Destructive storms are again re-
ported from the West Milwaukee, S
damage was from $50, 900 to $780,
900.
Brockport, y. Y, boasts of its
100, 900 bushels of beans sold in a
single year.
The price of matches has advanced.
Yellow fever is again prevalent in
some places South.
First Comptroller Lawrence has
signed a warrant for 2,605.39 in
favor of Mrs. Lucretia r. Garfield,
being the amount due her under the
act approved July p, 1882.
The new national bank notes TO be
issued by the national banks that have
had their charters extended, are now
being printed by the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. Their backs
are printed with brown ink instead of
the usual ink. They will be known
as " brownbaok," which will indicate
money issued by banks whose original
charter has expired and been extended
In every other respect they are like.
the ordinary national bank notes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-17
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
was held at Hyde Park, Wednesday,
Aug. 10th, and was organized by
electing V. W. Waterman, presto dent !;
Vernon w. Billiard, secretary; and
VIM. Scott of Eden and F. n. Harris
of Wolcott, vice-presidents. The fol-
lowing committees were then chosen /:
committee to nominate a list of off
GERS for county, G.. L. Waterman, w.
HI. Griswold, F. 5. Hayford, Ben.
Scott, Stephen Atwood, G.. f. Small
and b. G.. Pike committee on resolu-
tons, 7. J. Boynton, A. L. Noyes
and Edison Slayton. The committee
on nominations reported the following
ticket, which was adopted:
Senator-E. G.. Mower, Stowe.
Assistant Judges-William Scott,
Eden; A. j. Campbell, Hyde Park.
Judge of Probate-W. II. Griswold,
Cambridge.
States Attorney-T. j. Boynton,
johnson.
Sherif-H. B. Bundy, Wolcott.
High BaiIif-H. II. EImore, Nor
risville.
The following county committee was
appointed G. A. Rich, Morristown !;
G.. L. Waterman, Hyde Park E; r. l..
Flagg, Cambridge. The resolutions
will be printed next week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-17

Considerable excitement has been
created at Plattsburgh, n. Y, by the
sale of fifty thousand acres in the
heart of the Adirondack region to a
company of lumber dealers. The
tract covers the region of st. Regis
Lake and the Upper Saranac, so well
known and loved by anglers. The
purchasers intend to build a track
from the Ogdensburg & Lake Cham
plain railroad to the center of the
wilderness, and construct saw. mills at
many points along the line. The great
tract of splendid pine timber will be
despoiled the clear streams choked
with slabs and sawdust; the breeding
places of the trout polluted, and ev-
cry quality destroyed which has given
the New York Woods their attractive
ness and fame.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-17
The Democratic County Ticket.

Our Democratic friends, observing
that the Republican had put in NOM
ination an exceptionally good tick
ct, have concluded to go and do
. likewise. We commend them for their
good sense in making their selection
of standard-bearers this year.
Emory c. Mower, their nominee for
Senator, was for many years well
known to our citizens as the leading
merchant at Stowe, and by his sue
cess, demonstrated the fact that he
was an enterprising, sagacious, and
energetic man.
VIM. Scott of Eden, and A. j.
Campbell of Hyde Park, are both
highly respectable farmers, and would
make acceptable and trustworthy As
sistant Judges.
Judge Griswold is one of our best
citizens, and deservedly popular.
L. j. Boynton of Johnson, is one
of the rising young lawyers OF La
noble, is as bright as a dollar, and
from what we know of him, we think
he was cut out for Republican. He
really looks like one, acts like one,
and we should naturally be inclined to
think he was wrongly labelled, if we
hadn't cut into him and found that he
was a "Simon pure" all the way
through.
III. B. Bundy of Wolcott, the NOM
inee for Sheriff, and II. HI. Elmore of
Morrisville, the nominee for High
Bailiff, are both business men, the
former q manufacturer Of flour and
dealer in grain, and the latter gro
ceryman.