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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05
mn Arp. schoe, TOR BOYS.

Nature is the next study. DIR. Jeausr
was n close observer. He was the fret
man to find out that the cuckoo neyar
built nest, but always laid her scos in
ether birds nests. DO the hoys know
that when a horse crops grass he eat.
back to him, but COW eats outward fra,
her, because she has front teeth in h.r
upper jaw and has 10 gum IT, The bov,
have seen many = vhite horse, Tut ala
hey ever see a white colt? Do they kn,w
no" old the twig IL that bears the peacbs.
and how old the vine that has the orana,
hung on to it2 DO they know that h.
vine winds with the course Of the sun. hi,
. bean vine always tho other wav2 YIN,
timber will bear the most weight: vhal5a
tho most elastic; what will last Ion ,est !;
water; what will last longest out Of watss
what Is the best time to cut down trees
Tor IRE wood; how many kinds of oakscon
you couht up that grow in this raoiar
and what are they specially good for. he
does bird fly without moving featba.
or mapping wing; how does snail.
climb tree or q brick WALL what is ~
difference between a deer's track and
hogs track, and how often does n bn.t
shed his horns aud what becomes of tbaos
which ought TO be the largest, the thro.i
of chimney or flannel, and ought !,
DO wider at the tsp or drawn in. BooLs
are wonderful help bit man ouob,
not to be satisfisd to so through life ana
be always on The borrow from other n.o
pies brains. lie ought 10 fnd out .ora |
things himself, aAd leave little IN NJ.
teriiy in payment for all that h. ~.
learned from othsrs.-I .daantz Consfituti.n
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The NeyT Raw Against Poly
EaIEly

The bill is very sweeping. The prac-
tice OF polygamy is made punishable By
fss azd imprisonnsnt, aud in prosecG-
tioAs for the sfTenss pSlygamists cannot
sin a. Jurors. The Persistent isempowsr-
"a to grant amnesty to offenders before
The passage Of tina act, at his discretion,
ana all children OF Mormon marriages
Who are born bsfors January |, 1883, are
declared legitimate. There 10 section
OF he law especially framed for Utah.
which incapacitatss sny man or woman
guilty OF living in polygamy or in i'm
proper relations fran voting, and from
holding any Territorial or Federal Office.
The preset Office Insiders Of the Terri
tories srs removed azd their places de-
elsred vacant. Ths President 10 to aP-
pain, board OF five persons who shall
administer agsirs until new slscti0n
eau De held andsr the conditions specific d.
Tss nav Legislature can then proceed te
81 TaoancisS, add pass laws FOR The furth-
or conplstion.of emancipation from Nor
nsan rrzIs. The eject will be, OF course,
&c trAnsfsr ths pswsr TO the Lasds OF the
GsAtilss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05
ch.caeo April wheat corner.

lthicaeo special 70 Siittei-l
The April wheat corner cnlirinafsl to-
day The clique offered TO settle At 81 40
aud, aa a Gnal effort to force he shorts in
bid the price up to SI42- The april
shorfs have settled rather freely within
IN. last few days, and he li1s Standing
out 10 day is understood TO have been
comparatively small. The quantity do
faultsd was estimated at something lsSs
than $50. 800 o toe goo bushels, which is
supposed 20 &c only about one-ssyenty-
nth Of the entire volums of trading doEe
10 April.
The deal vac big one, aud ramor says
the GcGsooh combination has made Il mint
OF money. A cool ST. O0),Q0O, the gossips
declare, is fair estimate. The wheat
brought from SI.I7 to $40, the
avesag price being prooably cnnsidera-
. by bsiew 81 p. The clique had every
hing their own way. They bought mp
all the No. 2. wheat in sore here, say
100000 bushels, aud the daily re-
ee'pis have been next to nothing. Then
they worked the other futures a. profit ,
and some say extended their operations
iDio corn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05

Those WHO find it difficult III
country towns to buy fine furnish
ing goods; and who generally send
of for their fine shirts. hosiery, un-
derwear, &c, will find everything
thew wish i'm our Stock.
l.isle thread unde rshirts, Silk
Suspcnders, imported Fancy lio-
sicYy, and the best fitting Percale
and white Shirts, in the market, at
prices that are not duplicated in the
cities. IF YOU wish fine hosiery
for your lady we have imported
English or Domestic goods ranging
from 5 cents TO 81 65 per pair.
SQUARR DEAL.
popular and progressive one price
cash house
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05
s4tbeI sass GEHgrst she Ganrier
Journal hy George filte.

: lFFlHI % W N'IIIIIllI7T' IHI-
RrssELrvILLE, Ky, april 28.-Measrs
Golladsy & Iyies. prsEainent attorneys 81
this place, have been employed by q Gorge
Iiise aud wife, Of this county, to bring 4
suit for damages in So $50 against the
louisville Cnuricr-JourHal for libel tbs
suit is based on statements contained in
letter from this place to the Courier
journal shortly after Jesse James death
10 the effect that Mrs. Iiite had indulged
in improper intimacy with Jesse James
~h9 is lilies nephew, and has made this
vicinity hiding place for years.
Gsorge Hiie is we'll known farmer.
living near Adairville and s wife is a
handsoue Young woman. lite - in good
circumstances and viii press he suif
vigorously. The petition, IL is expected,
viii be tiled in few days.
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A,nnr,nr reme.n nantr,.

An Ate ison Kansas. special says Il is
positively known that Frank James is 1t
the head az movement rhich has FOR
It's aim the determination Of as The par
ties v hose uames are associated with the
death Of his brother Jesse. u is learned
that Frank Passed through Aichison last
Friday. going southwesterly, having with
him four per-ens, nnd thai on the same
8ny Mrs James went TO Kansas City.
Yesterday Frank anil he party returned.
Tie new gang viii be composed Of meter-
ial taken from the country which proiuc-
eli Folk welis. Bill Morris, Jim Dspghor
~. John pomfrey ard others. These death
avengers are hacked by the entire coE-
sIlu.neN Of Jesse James.
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EYhnt's the Matter with Hc-
-onzEe ono Turner.

a special TO the Courier-Journal says
Mr.. MeKsnzie's speech has been the
topic Of conversation nj the Capitol and in
The city generally to-day. The Now York
and Philadelphia papers speak in the
highest terms Of IL and its effect. The
Tribune. in half-column dispatch highly
complimentary. closes by the following
paragraph, which is unnecessarily severe
on Hon Oscar Turner.
'sThore was only one man in tho House
who did not enjoy Mr. MeKsnzie's speech,
and HAT nan was Oscar Turner. Every
time that shouts or applauses we're rails
ed the iron entered deep into the soul OF
Turner. who sat with grim averted face,
nervously twitohing his short heard.
When SIR Mckenzie, who was allowed to
speak as long as he liked, concluded,
members rushed from oil sides OF the
house 10 congratulate him, nnd lie was
fairly overwhelmed with praise Only
one nan kept his seat and refused his
congratulations, and that man was Oscar
Turner who sadly arranged his papers in
large portfolio and soon Disappeared
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05

Tie following is tho substance Of tbs
Kentucky Superior Court bill:
The states divided toibree districts
each disfrrt to rlert q Judge.
The Cont has Jurisdiction of al appeals
" here n Emoant in controversY is less
llan - 600, excerpt o. where there is in
red The validity OF siHirtei t2l tht
ti,ls 10 freehold; ~ in casos Of feioayi
~ the probate Of a will.
Provisions Is made Tor the transfer to
The new copri Of all casses Of which il has
Jurisdiction now pending in the Court Of
Appeals
The Superior Court is to continue feur
years
The Clerk Of the Court Of ApPeals is
ex oiiisio Clerk OF the Superior Court.
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foR COUNTY AssEsSoR.

We are authorized TO announce ". r.
TuoaAs as candidate for Assessor Of
Fulton county. EIeciion in August.
We are authorized - announce Mat.
ADAMS, JB., as candidate far the Office
Of Assessor. Election next August.
We are authorized % Announce ). O. 4.
CoorEH, present incum bent, as "a candidate
for ,he Office Of Assessor. Election ne,i
August.
We are authorized to announce F. G.
Davis as n candidate for the office OF As
SCISSOR. Election in August next.
We are authorized to announce /. J
FIacu rs candidate for the e!hce OF As
SCISSOR OF Fulton county. Election IN Ao
We are authorized to announce Q NJ. I
SALMoS, as candidate for the Office o
Assessor of Fulton county. Election il
/ August.
/ We are authorized to announce A. G
NcFApDEs, as u candidate for the oiic
Of Assessor OF Fulton county. Election II
August.
We are authorized to announce j. B
Cook, as a candidate for the Office Of As
sesor Election next August.
FOR CITY MARSHALL
We are authorized to announce J. O
BlRNEs, ass csndidnle for re election t
the office Of city Marshal. Election i
August.
For Superior CouTi.
We are authorized to announce Jssspl
". BIGGER, OF AcCrAoksu County, az
candidate for Judge or the Superior Cour
! Of this District. Election in August.
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E'iam tn spperseae s,,am.

Professor John Gnmgee, now at The ris
toiia Hotel hasa project for revolutioniz
ing the motive lover Of the world al
utring an tEd TO tie mauufariure 81
noe Of steam engines lie has inveutr
and Is row a. work rerfectiug What
calls Zero moor" which he helese'
will fGrnish POWER at very greatly e
duced cost Professor Gamcre iuventt
machine FOR making ice. using ammopi
.as The freeing huid, and utilizing q =
cold obtained through The medium Of
solution Of salt. The idea unon ubirh ki
latter iavention is based and in which
differs from the majority Of n,ashinss Of :
similar rharae er Is the utilization Of ih'
heat which is extracted from the water e
he frozen. This ice MAKING machine wac
success. and Professor Grmqee foune
tina, bis theory as "a The use o The lihera
TED heat WAS ono which praotics showee
to ie sosnd. While Tcrimenfng, how
ever, he vas struck sith-ibe iloagh Tia
II might he Tossible TO inakesn eHgin-
which would work upon The sane prnci
pie. TINT of utilizing the heat contained
/ in water ~ m ordinary sprsaturs, ane
7 = hat he calls The Zero nofof is fhe re
suit.
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F0R COUNTY COURT CLERK.

= We are authorized to announce Mr..
Jesh II Dodls "a u can,itdnte 70 r. the Office
ofCounty Court Clerk. Election IN Au-
gust
We are authorized to announce Mr.. j.
j. BYNuM. can diiate for the Office OF
County Court Clerk Of Fulton county.
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce A. NJ.
DEBow candidate for the Office Of
County Court Clerk. Election August
next.
We are authorized TO announce w. T
TAYLOR as candidate for Clerk of the
Fulton Comfy Court at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce ,RsH1L
a. McpAN'Et, as candidate for Clerk of
the Fulton County Court, at the ensuing
a ugust election.
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FOR JAILOR

We are authorized TO announce NEwroS
J. BUSuART as candidate for The Office
Of Jailer of Fulton county. Election next
August
JACOB SILvEnrooTH rs candidate Tor the
Office of Jailer of Fulton county, at the
ensuing August election
We are authorized to announce Mr. II.
F. THoAAssoN, present incumbent, a
candidate for the Office Of Jailor, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized 20 announce THoH-
as c. HAWKINS. as a candidate for the Of
tics Of Jaiior of Fulton County. August
next.
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Tnc ee,,road commission

The new railroad commissioners, Hon.
wilis y Nachep. Judge Beckner and
Hon D Howard Smith, entered upon the
duties OF their Office, Monday. 9th inst.
These gentlemen are well known md
possessed Of ability. They have all ac-
sopiei puddle positions AMI hring to The
discharge OF the iuii-s Of their oHioe large
prae,icsl experience in Political and
business affairs.
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n COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.
VIM. Barnes Admir-, Pff.
vs.. Equity.
His Heirs and Creditors DTS
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of VIM. Barnes, deceased. that the under
signed, Commissioner of the Fulton Cir
cult Court, under an order in the above
styled cause, will attend at his office, in
Hickman from the date hereof until the
4th MONDAY IN JULY next, 1882, TO
receive aoa hear proof of claims against
said decedeni; and that all claims not
presented to him and proven as required
by law, within the time specified above,
will be forever barred
GEO. WARREN,
Master Com. Fulton CireuiiCourt.
Hickman, KY, Mar. "a, 1882.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05

Man,ttl Daisy wanted the Legislature
to pass q bill ma king her State Lecturer on
education with q salary of 81 900 year.
and when the Senate rejected the bill she
fainted. 1t is supposed that some Sena-
Ter was near by to catch her.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05
Walnut Wanted!

Parties having Walnut Logs o sell, in
small or large quantities.. will do well to
apply TO JAS. S. GOALDER,
Hickman, Ky.
pay from sls 00io S25 90 and measure
f.om bark 10 bark. de23 3m
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05

The South West Kentucky Medical A..
ISOLATION will convene at radueah on The
2nd Tuesday in May.
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. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.
J. D. wade.s admir- Plf. ,.
His Heirs ond Creditors, DTS
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of J. D. Wade, deceased, that the under
signed, Commissioner Of the Fulton Cir
cult Court, under order in the above
styled cause, will attend at his Office, in
Hickman from the date hereof until the
4lh MONDAY OF JULY next, 1882 to
receive and hear proof of Chains against
said decedsnt; and that all claims not
presented to him and proven as required
hy law within the time specified above,
will be forever barred.
GEO WARREN,
Master Com. Fulton Circuit Court.
Hickman, March Il, 1882.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-05

ENAKEN up as stray, by ohm &
Z Roper. living six miles east Of
Hickman, and one half mile north OF the
Sbuck road in Fulton county, on the 18th
instant, one Red Steer, aged about three
years, having left horn broke, but having
no brand or other marks, and which is
appraised at the valne Of twelve dollars.
Witness my hand this 18th day of April
1882. J. ". MAYES. j. P. f. C.
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ANNOUNCESa ENTS.
foR COUNTY JUDGE.

ware authorized to announce c. HuGH-
.rrg WILSON a candidate for The Office
: coaniy Judge. Election next August.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. II.
q BAILEY, pres ent incumbent, "a can
,jiJate for the Office Of County Judge of
F,I,on county, at the ensuing August
election
we are authorized to announce Mr.. }.
w MAYEs as a candidate for the office of
Coanty Judge of Fulton county, at the
>nsuing August election.
= We are authorized TO announce JoSAu
NtovraoMERY as n candidate for the Office
: County Judge. Election in August.
\ We are authorized to announce r. S.
NrrrREI., a+ a candidate for County Judge.
Fiction LIST Monday in August
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07

ded the streets playing martial music.
This was decently done, and at a more
seasonable hour would have been more
agreeable. There was some wanton
destruction of property on Main street
caused by placing an anvil or cannon
up near the buildings and firing it, and
also by throwing large tOrpedoes. In
this way two large lights of glass were
broken in f. F. Browns building, one
in Bingham's drug store, two in How
ard & Rowell's, three in the CdledOniGn
office, and one in the Post Office sec
ton. The young men engaged in this
work are known and they will proba
bly, make the damage good. There
are quite a number of sick people and
invalids in the place whose rest was
more or less disturbed, as was that of
every body else. This will always be
so until the youth learn that to annoy
and injure people who have never
done them harm and who wish them
only good, is no mark of patriotism,
but rather a mean and cOwardly act !;
or until they are taught by experience
that a wanton destruction of property
is punishable by fine or imprisonment.
We believe the public sentiment of the
place will uphold the authorities in the
execution of the law. Let there he a
trial of it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07
West Burke.

Saturday last was quite an eventful
day for our village. At the Vermont
Lumber Company's mill, Charles w.
Tute had an arm badly broken by a
board flying from a saw, while he was
running an edger.
On School street friends gathered to
surprise Juba Smith and wife with Il
tin wedding. On the same afternoon
large company took possession of Lo-
renzO Warren's house it having been
learned that the worthy couple had
been married just twenty-five years.
The afternoon was much enjoyed both
by visitors and visited, and as a re-
hinder of the day substantial presents
were left to the value of about fifty
dollars. These tokens of regard were
much appreciated by the recipients.
The Fourth passed quietly here, with
of course the usual fire crackers and
little demonstrations of the small boys.
The Ladies Aid Society hold an ice
cream and strawberry festival at the
Methodist vestry Thursday afternoon
and evening of this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07
Report of Noon Meetings at Y.
M. T.. A. Rooms.

Thursday, June %. Thirteen were
present. After the opening exercises,
the service was very pleasantly carried
on in a conversational way. The sub
ject was, "Giving for the praise of men
condemned by our Lord" Leader n.
r. Otis
Friday, June 30. Topic, 1.-THE word
of Power" Led by the Sec'y. Ten
were present.
Saturday, July |. Although a rainy
day, eight were present. c. NJ. Car
penter led the meeting from the sub
ject, "a lesson on Home"
Monday, July 3. Seventeen came in
and the meeting was carried on with
good interest. One request for prayer
was presented, "for "A young man who
is seeking Christ" Faith in Christ"
was the subject. Leader, j. O. Hale.
Tuesday, July 4. Mr.. Putney led
the meeting taking the subject, Gan
exalted Nation" as being appropriate
for the day. Fourteen were present.
Wednesday, July 3. w. B. Ander-
son, leader. Twelve present. Subject,
personal work for Christ"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07
Watertown Union Live stock Market.

MARKET BEEF-A few choice s11 25 a II 50, extra
so 90 IL first quality 50 90 a se 50 second
quality s6 90 a Is 50 third quality ; Pa IS IS
STORE CATTLE-Working Oxen, per pair, from
500, 5000 5000 S275,
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s2O a SIS a Si5.
500. FarrOw Cows SIS a SIS
YEARLISGs-s10 90 a sl5 two years old SIG s27;
three years old $50 a $50.
WESTERN FAT SwINE-Live, 81 9Ac per Id.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LANBs-ln lots, 90 90 800 0,
So so 81 90, 90 a S. 50 per head extra IS Is a
81 IS per head, or 3 II per lb.
Spring Lambs, 81 &c per h.
Veal Calves. 81 7tc.
Brighton Hides 9 % per Id.
Country Hides, a 81 c per ID.
Brighton TallOw. 81 az per ID.
Country TallOw, 5a sic per Id.
Calf Skins - 12Ac per 10.
Lamb Pelts 90 a p
Sheared Pelts,
n. b. Beet-Choice grade includes nothing but
stafed 100 to 400 lbs. BulOcks. Extra and first
quality includes the best, large fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and three
years old Steers.
Sheep-EXtra includes COssets and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07

Last Tuesday Otis Temple cut his
knee badly with a shave. 1t is feared
he will have a stiff knee, even if he
does not lose his leg.
w. c. Lewis and family have moved
to st. Johnsbury. Mrs. Lewis will be
missed by the Ladies' Mite Society, of
which she has been very active mem
Der, and Miss Bertha by the choir, of
which she was a constant member.
o. B. Cutting has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Lewis, and Hib-
bard Dowse has moved in over Mr.
Cuttings store.
Our village schools closed last Fri
day. We have been very fortunate in
having two excellent teachers the past
term, as the following statistical report
shows: The higher department of 33
scholars, taught by Miss Clara E. Bar
ker, had an average daily attendance
of % scholars. Nine scholars had nei-
ther absent or tardy marks. In the
Primary department of A scholars,
taught by Miss Elva S. Nichols, there
was an average daily attendance of
3SA II had neither absent nor tardy
marks. The II who had no marks are,
Maudie Brigham, Flora Cobleigh,
Blanche Douglass, Cadie and Jeer
Hendricks, Isabel Mann, Blanche
Shackford, Maudie Stacy, Alice and
Oracle Taylor, Clarence Cutting, Geor-
gle Chapman, Charlie and Resden JOS
lin, Sidney and Murray Matthews, and
BERTHE Spencer. The following one
days absence each: BERTHE Barrett,
Francis Chapman, Hazey JOslyn, Will
lie Shackford, Elmer Wadleigh, Katie
CaprOn and Earnest Lee.
J. C. Barker, while at work for ]. H.
Walbridge, got a finger very badly
damned, but he is in hopes not to lose
it.
There were loaded at North Concord
station last month lbs cars of lumber,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07
McIndOe'S Falls.

The report that Judge Perry had
sold his fine residence to Asa Smith,
proves to be without foundation, we
are happy to say.
Dennis Smith, who was so seriously
injured by a saw bursting in Van
Dykes mill, has so far recovered that
he now expects to be able to resume
work next week.
Silas Hatch, who had his foot crush
ed i'll the carriage in the lumber mill,
was doing well until Sunday when he
took cold. He has been suffering with
inflammation since, though more COM
Portable at this writing.
Miss Harriet Bruce is said to be i'm
proving somewhat.
G. w. Flint and family, and II. r.
Monteith, of Connecticut, are expected
here this week to spend their vacation
with Dea. VIM. r. MOnteith.
J. NJ. Fields is building a nice horse
barn. Harry Bruce has charge of the
work.
Some of our enterprising farmers
have commenced haying. The pros
pect is not fiattering for a good hay
crop in this vicinity.
II. d. WhitcOmb has commenced
drawing lumber preparatory to putting
up a set of buildings on the land he
bought of A. B. Perry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07

shoulder, breaking the collar bone
twice at least. The gun was loaded
with shot and nineteen of them have
been taken from the wound and it is
not expected that they are all out yet.
Grave fears are entertained in regard
to the result. VIII boys ever learn
care in handling firearms
Moses Brown moved to Lyndonville
last week.
Mrs. Enoch Smith and Fida returned
home last week. They have been for
the past year and half in Randolph /;
Miss Fida attending the normal school
there from which she graduated few
weeks since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-07
Lyndon.

About $500 people were on the driv-
ing park on the Fourth, and they were
very pleasantly entertained. The
races were not very exciting as the
winners took them easily in straight
heats. The best time made was by
Black Johnnie-2.351. The 2.40 race
was won by Utton's Little Fortune"
The ''Open" race by Peck's "Black
Johnnie" The Lacrosse game was
won by the Montreal club in two in
nings. The only contestant against
the unknown" in the wrestling match
was Mike HOrrigan of Ely. The sun
known" was Wheeler, who wrestled
here last summer. After a struggle of
more than an hour without a fall, the
match was declared a draw. The day
was a profitable one for the association
and will put several hundred dollars
in its treasury.
The Good Templars will have an
old-fashioned spelling school at their
lodge next Tuesday eve. 1t is hoped
that there will be general attendance
of members