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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
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@ari6al0i, Set Oclb bes iurtgen Stalten'S,
lit toot. Gin merfniirbtger 2c6cl,slauf lit
6an1it al Gnoe, oer "a Sabre lang Die Se>
iDrn6crllno uno SutDeilen Die Gerlpulloerul1g
Der ySclt ipar.
S1 Oaribalbi itedte ~gcipnltige Srcibcitsz
liebe, &iibnbeit unb WillenStrGft. S6 CT
nun tpirflid) ans elmer b0Itl0en Tnnilte
ftortnlt - pte man in 9cuti6lanb berausz
gebrad)t Daben mill Oh CT BON lontbarz
bidder 0crfunft tpar-; leine SGDe Nusoalter
unb leire frGftige gtatltr bate ettU1S nabe5u
9eutldjeS. 6ierin mar ct % Dro>Stdliencr.
SIR 9tom lno Wttttel> Stalicn aber tmpoz
nirtc iein 1tarrer oltr0m1iiher 9tepublttas
niSmlis. llno in Siio> Stalicl, bent QanO
Der 8ar6cn un6 @uerillas, bcgeilterte lctn
fitDr1cS Nbenteurcr>g Selen.
Sans Stalie1l aber mar ein1timnnig entbu1
~fid5rnirt Don ben Gbatc1t, 81 !ucldbct le11er
8creil BON GigcniGaften lit btclclll Utonne
fiilrte, BON leinen getpagtelt SGito1trctd)en
gegen Bic 6einoe bcr Gin6ett ultO Tretbett
lllo bon ieiuen groBartiBcn GrfoIgcn, Die
;um S0eil aus Der Seigbeit ullO unpopltl1rt5
tGt ietilcr 0egner b~erpOrg!nScn. Den dltel1
bourbonti1cn GDniSStbron bon Jtc1pel
mari Ell nit ietnen ,Taulel,O bon Otarlal1,"
~ 0t lUHSu uttl StI(Al @uto'SS'O"pHA"' ~
ben 6dufcn.
@ariGaloi bciab feline groBe8 ilOu18, ober
ci1 grobcs 6cr;, OaS na6 .Ganlpt 9e9elt
NueS bcrIangte, ioaS cS fit ldledt uro
unre6t Dieit. OaS lln9eitilm, tuonnlt ct
baS ni6t ollcirt ausiprdd, iDnoern aud bas
fir ieber i3cit 6as Sdtuert Su Sieben berelt
mar, uilo icilte gauge fraftuDlle, mGrrltd
idone OVERWHELMING ba6en tbn nIdlt
bIoB in StGIieu, ipnberl in Der ganje1 9Selt
sur popuIdrit II 9elben @eitalt OteleS
Sobrhuut3erts gema6t. -
limb bieier @lttbuiioSmuS fir i'm bat 1tb
erbalten bis Sur Sturbe ietues Iooes uro
miro i!bcr ietn Grab birlaus leben, obgletb
i'll bet Su1reu, ipo leiie Strait geldtpuloen
unb CT oil oas &ranfcnlager g%efelielt mar,
ictne &roftz8riefe ulo Depeiden icbem linz
~bcfangerlcu Sur Gcniige bepieieu, Dap ipnt
CUR 9tolle zines Staat9mdnneS Enb 9roBe1
YolittterS Die r0tbigc observation-disclosures uro
bic n0tbi8en &enntniiie febltcn. 9lbcr mani
naDm oieie QleuBcrlulgcn bin ais Die leBtcll
Srcibcit99riibe bcs itcrbcnocn Gotpell.
!3ipei 6auptz 0efiible bubcn @artbolot TT
ieiner 9eIbenbabn 9clcitet. Ser 8unld,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12

Sir bds ie5ige Sabr 1882 dber lit Die
Sumrre 0uf mebr alS II, 900, 900 DOH.
geittegert. Sn ben Gongrciien bis 1875
batten Die &epubltfaner, in ben fol-
gen0en Die 0enlotraten, i'm iebigen picOcr
Die 9tepublit6i1cr Die Sttnrmenmebrbeit;
bod nie man fie6t, lit Sic Stcigcrultg obne
9tiidit6t auf ben Ne6lel III Der Yartei6errz
l6aft cine ltettge g%etpeien. Sour NIT oteler
GinldrGtfltn9, DaB 1T bem Sabre, 100 cine
4rdIibentenDaDI beporlta1lb, bic Sllltlre
beS pDrigen SSabreS Derrtn9ert tuurbe, uni,
lobulo Bic QSabl pprilber mar, um 10 iGDcr
GIT itciget. 0lei6eS, uno aus 9lci6cln
@rl1ltoe trat 1874 Cit, ais cine algemeirc
Nepolution gcgen bic berri6enbc republiz
fa1ilde Nartet be1tdr0 ltnb Die leBtere it'd
bur6 pl0blide Gparlamfeit at retten
ll6te. 9d ipurbe Die 8etpiligl119 bon u
Milionen int Sabre 1873 auf st OeiQionen
berltt1terGeldl1itten. Gbenio 1876 bon 81
auf 5 Mltuionen. Die 0emofrdten iteQz
ten it6, als ite Sur !6errl6aft ~gelar9ten,
DDrerIt lll1gebeller tltge1lbDatt lIlt0 betptllt9>
ten, einoelbii9tert blrd ein 8eto Dcs GrGz
itbenten @ra1t, 9ei6ts, balrad aber ipranz
gen tie gleid DDn 5 alf 81, auf 81, 9 unO
III Wilionen. 1l11b nun fDmmtt 9ar eilt
republifontider GongreB nit II WftliOnen.
0abct lit, beilGtfig ben1erft, mod fett
Yfcnntg fit cine rationale vGerbeiieru1g",
Die bon grOBerer Q8i6ttgfeit ais oue Ibrtz
gelt lit, ben 6enrcpine Saral.
llnb nun Die WtoraI pDn Der @eIdt6te ?
Wtoral lit gar feline barin, ouBer Fir Soldje,
bic npd III bent iilBen WaDnc gele6t baben,
oab Die Bartei, ST iueIder tic iif sGblen,
Elm QluSbullb bon Gugcno, bic anbere Gber
Elm 2lusburtb Don S6ledtigfeit lei. 9uletn
bic l3abl iolder aufrtdttgen Wabn9ldltbigen
miro tuobl, pe1igitens inter BEN Qeicrt
uta6Ddngi9cr 8lGtter, tpel6e, tpte Die ST..
St5Stg., iiber oaS Cute l1,O bas S6Le6te
bciber Yarteicn unparteiii6 bcridtci1, ridt
mc6r 9roB icin.-S onit fam bic Geidtdtc
Der SluBz u1lo !6afenzG erbeicrun8en nod
sur GeritGrful8 beS 8ctueiies oafiir 6iclert,
boB wolfe StuatSfaifcn fitr Die ofientltde
SugeAo Diel 9cfG6rli6er iino, ais Leere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
Scr 96ubersS tGnf.

W%tifDuri fam ii0 lpabrli6 ntft
barber DelhiDeret, ipclllt e5 llad) iute bot
ocr Gitel Des v9tdltberzS taateS" filbren
n1ltB.
0ieIe brdpe M~iiiDurier batten ge0Dfft, baB
bic vobrigfeitlide Grmorbuu9" beS 9tGubcrz
baltptl1loiile sSeiie SSnrleS Dcn betbCn tOaupts
&o,tbarren, int ipeIhclt iid Seize DerDortbdt,
utf benz 0o6cn lRtliourt's ein Gl1oc aeu1nd)t
babe, nGmlid benz 81 enbabnraub
nnb 0cn q unfraub. 2lbcr tpeit gefeDLt!
9oS rfgebeure 9lufleDe1, iucl0es Der GoO
0es 9tGubcrbdltptnldll11cs oerltr1nd)te, Die
elmer f~rdntDdften JtO1lnittif ll1o nod iG)ltrlz
n1creit ltrladen entlprlit9clloe 1DeilnaDnle
fir oen toDten 8nnOtteit, Dellen Sdrg i0gdr
bon Grimilalbsamtcl1 uitter alien 3eifen
Der N6turg ldd) DEM @rabe getragen iullrOe
- allies 9as bci1n6m benz plDBlid)cn gez
Daltlamen 3Dbe Ocs Vart0itcn baS Sdredz
hattie llnb MDl6redeitbe. llnO 10 fonlnlt eS,
bah ietn blutiGeS @noe ni6t abmabnenb,
iorocrn errnrlternb ant letne Gt1tcrbltebene1t
G6iiler it Wiiiourt tptrft. Nltd bic tmner
tpieber ouftau6cnbelt ltltD mod lite bilrl0tg
tpi0erleateu Weriidte, iDOld9 0ouDer1ellr
Gritten0cn unmittelbdr oocr ipcnigitens mit>
tcl6ar nit Dem gleid idulotGen 8ruOer bcS
Grl1olienel, nGntlt6 nit Sra1tf Sanlcs,
iiber oeicn gdnslide 8eguabi9un9 in Inter
banbll1ng itiiloc, t0nncl natilrlid nur ers
nutbi0enn a,f ods GGllbertbum in Wliilourt
tpirfeit. 2dilen ie bod OieleS 9tdll6ertDum
f6rmlid ais cine Otadt int Staote erideiz
melt.
@S lit baber tpabrli6 ni6t sum- 8eriprns
bern, baB icit ocm Sooc 6es Seiic SancS
tuicoerbOlt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
Wfillouri genladt norDen iiiO urO 0nB jebt
led)s peripe0ene GGttber baleLbit, oerer gan;eS
8erfabren Sci9t, ipie icbr lie Der Sd)ulc pcr
9tGlberbriioer Samc3 altgcbDrell, lpieoer
eitcn gro6en 8utfralt6 pcriibt babcn.
8roDffielo lit ei,t 2anoitaotden tll Goul1tb
2inu in Der Ntittc BON 9torozOiiiIouri dn
Der 6onnibals unb Ct. SniepD>G iienbaDn,
ulb bat ungcfGDr S%ipeitauienO Ginwobner,
ioipie stpei 8onfcn. SIS iuar PAM Z. Stunt
9todn;itto9s ge9en bier llhr. Die cine ner
Y}antel loLte eben gclblciicn tperoen. Sd
famen iehs NtGrncr nit Itd5fcn pcr Dem
@eiidte bon Ncltcn Der Die StrGBe bes
StGotdens D~erobgciprcrAt rnb itiegen Dot
ocr Banf a6. .3lrci b~icltc1 nE Hferbe; bier
trotcn III bic Nanf elm; 3iDti scr leBteren
bicltcn DEM Goiiirer Serb ul,b benz iuei6s
lihcn y@lerf" 6vGulein Scott, bcH ciilSigen
anlucicnDcn Ytricncl, JttDoiYer boz Den
Stopf bic anbcrcn siuei GinoriwglinQc bur6s
lldten bic nOG ni6t Deridlolienen SpinOelt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
Sie 8cpmbIifamer SDio's.

Mas poralls3uleber ipar, lit geidebet.
Der StoatsconDent Der &epubItz
fauer bon Obto bat ii6 ben Gem
perenSlern ebenio wtIIfdDrtg ses
seiat, tpie bic rcplblifaniide Wtebrbeit Der
Iebten Staatsgeicb9ebung. ST. bat Die
@runoi6Be Der 8ollb>Stll uno Der Srtit1>
Bill ict,er 8latfprm eilperleibt.
Son DcttI6er Seite tpurbe bieie,n @ebo6z
rer fein ernltli6er 8iberitatb entgegengez
iebt. 9aS 9eltldtbum . a ll0lnlid) III
benz gonpe1lt MIR gallS ldtpa6 pertretelt
unb bate gltten @runo oaSu: 0ern ielbit
tpenn Der Gpnpel1t iid III Der brennenoeil
Iemperen3s un0 Sonntagsz
Truae liberal geSeigt bate, mare ia Der
8artei teilestpess gu t.aller 9etpeien. Sbr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
6citu1Iene G6mi2rctdte.

St ben lebten Stnan;is Sabren bat ber
@ongreB ni6t tperi9er ais 296 Wfinionen
QcreS Saito an gribat9eieni6aften (@iienz
bableD perl6enft. 9as litb 462,5OO
en9lii6e Ober FL, $50 beuti6eQuaz
D rat m ellen, etn Sld9enrailm, aus
Incident MAJ 8 Staaten oDlt eleid)er
@roBe, ple gtctp yorf, Ohio, 8cnnIplOuz
l1ten MAIDEN fOnrtte, tpobei mod Elm bil1z
laitglt6 9rober 3teit fir Elm Dalbes Oubeno
Staaten ipie SEEM ScrleD, Connecticut,
9slaipare ooer Mtarplano iibrts bleiben
piirbe.
8eri9entt bat Ser GonsrcB bieie u,oe=
belre 9anbflG6e, g~eftn9Ien mare
ei9cntlt6 Der ri6ti9ere Nrsorud. 0enn
tn ben mciiten SGlen boben Die bel6enftet
@eleui9aften fit bic 6eriteQun9 Der @ilen>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-12
SemtS@e GepmbItfa4acr 4tat0 Scnt:
pcrc1t54

Die Srcltrt6e bes Bel Der Sberrt6tertuabI
i'm %fiinften Sui1piier 8estrfe 10 fur6tbar
gc6nueuen repu6ltfantldet1 Semperen3@
8anoionten OtcGuIlp6 geben lelbit SIT, baB
er ictne 9tteoerlage balptlG6li6 leiner Stel>
lung in ber GemperenSfrage uno Der 6aour6
berbeigefii6rtcn N6neigung ber 9euti6et
9egen tDr SIT banfen bat.
Der Snter>S cean, Der, glet6 Der
8rtbune, tpG6reno be5 @a6lfn1npf5 int
f%iirfteu 8estrf, all Der Sen1perensfrage Dor5
betsuidLipfen lu6te, geitebt iebt: vOffenbar
it1b Die Stil1i1en Der 0egner bes Ger6ots
g%eiitiger 0etrdnfe ans cii1em @rurbe 9cge1t
OtcGullo6 u1to fiir Graig abgegeben NOR
belt." 1ln6 Bic TrtbMne iagt brett:
p0ie 9euti6en itirnutten fait obrte auSz
nabme fir Craig"
Stun itebt es feit, 6oB sic gro6e Nte0rsaDl
Der 9eutiden int %fiillften Sbcrgeri1ts5
besirfe BON 6aule aus republifanilG gez
ipeien lit ln0 i'm Hopember 1880 fit Gar
field geitinlmt bat. Ql6er bie5ntal %ftiltrt>
ten Die beutl6en 9tepubltfaner IN belt
Std0ten 8eorta, Ga Sale, Geru, Sttatpo,
3acon H.. !. No., 10 gut ipte Die Republican,
ld)er ocutlden Sarlter, Dem 9tat1e ber
Suinots StaatsStg. 9etnGB, nit ibret ber1b7
trattl6en GanoSlcutelt gegen Die Gepubltz
falter.
9araus fam Bic rcpublitanii6e 8ortet
eriebeit, bob sic perl6nli6e Sretbeit bert
0ertI6en icbt tueit ii6cr iebe 8artetriiditht
gebt. 81 lange Die 9erri6aft ber republiz
fanilden Yartei 5ur Nufre6tbaltulg ber
Union uilo Der @rrln9eni6aften bes 8iirgcrz
frtegcs nOtbig i6ien, pflcgteit pieIe oe,1tide
Jtepllbltfaner i%penisitcns BET tpiGtigerer
Wablen etn Qtugc ober bcibe Qlu9en lit
gesu9 ouf Ser1pcren3betrebunsert inner
balb oieler Bartet, SuSubriiden. 9ber cine
berartige Selbftperleu9nlng lit ieBt 1tidt
i1lebr rOtbtg ullo lpirO ba6er bon Ben beut>
lden Gepublifalern aud nid)t m1ebr oeiibt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
WOLCOTT.

Mrs. 5. Gates returned from a visiting
tour in Connecticut on Thursday last.
DIR. Bates was able to ride out for the
first time on Sunday last.
Vim. Grout has rented his place to
Chas. Hubbard for one year.
Charles Clark took deed of +. \.
Niles house and shop on Friday last.
Mr.. Atkins has moved into the block.
and is employed on the section here.
Services will be held in the Universal
list church hereafter once i'll two weeks,
che first meeting being on Sunday, the
10Th instant.
The Universalist church will dedicate
its new chapel on Wednesday, Oct. 18th,
at two O'Clock p. M; there will also be
services on the Tuesday evening proceed
ing and likewise on Wednesday evening.
All who may be so disposed, are cordially
invited to be present Oh the happy occa-
sion.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E. church
OH sunday next; lovefeast at $50. and
preaching at 1870, by Rev. w. G. Robin
son of Hardwick.
L. j. Cleveland has taken job to skid
three hundred thousand logs for G. X.
Page.
At the annual meeting of the Universal
list Sunday-schooJ, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: SEpt.,
w. o. Stratton; Asst. Supt., Mrs. Mary
L.Titus; Sec, Miss Eta Whiting; Treas.
Mrs. S. ID. Luce; Librarian, Master An-
drew Eaton; Organist, Mrs. NJ. 5. Bur
nell: Musical Director, Mrs. O.. +. Barnes !;
Teachers elected, Mrs. Mary l.. Titus,
Mrs. Truman Jones, Mrs. Amos Whiting,
and Mrs. NJ. J. Leach. The Sunday
school, though small, has the material i'll
it to make it strong. thriving organiza-
ton, and mindful of this, teachers, schOl-
airs, and all interested, enter upon the
work of another year with renewed vigor
and much encouragement.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
81 NJ GRE

Miss. Eta Hill has returned from the
| White Mountains where she has beer
this Summer attending as parlor girl.
Mrs. S Daniels returned from Eden
Monday where she has been the past five
weeks, caring for her sister, Mrs. Pane
liza Daniels.
Mrs. Holmes Cushman is visiting Mrs
y. b. Cushman few days.
Charles Tiff has returned from uil's
mill where he has been working.
Mrs. D. X. Stone is caring for Earnest
Hill this week he is improving very slow.
The unpleasantness between Dan Burns
and George Ross, resulted in a suit by
the former for assault and battery, which
was tried Monday, at Daniels hotel be-
fore Justice Kelley. The trial brought
out the facts that Burns in the employ of
Valley, was returning borrowed pillow
to Mr.. Noah Vigeant where Rose attacked
him in such a manner that the court fined
him five dollars and costs amounting to
about thirteen dollars. Gleed for Burns
and Hendee for Rose.
The correspondent of the Argus aIyis-
es us to put on our specks, we would say
we have tried them, but their microscope
ic power is not strong enough. Like the
Irishman hunting for the tree toad. I've
can see nothing atall atall but but Il
burned noise.)"
Mrs. Renney is in Morrisville attending
her niece Lottie Nc ClellOn, who is very
sick.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
STOWE,

The post-oflice is the place to buy your
stationery and groceries.
Miss Ellen Sallies is spending Il few
days in Burlington.
The McMahon Brothers contemplate
selling their farm and personal property
situated on the road to Waterbury. OBJ
serve their advertisement at an early day
The Bailey farm on the Branch is to be
managed by Mr.. Alpine Luce the coming
year.
VIM. Robinson is fast enclosing his
new house ut the Lower Village, and Ii
will be ready for occupancy in few
weeks.
A. H. Slayton is painting and pencilin9
his residence. while both the Congrega-
tional and Methodist churches are receiv-
ing extensive repairs, externally and in
ternally.
A party of our gents did Boston via the
excursion last week. We are not inform
ed whether it was Deer did or not.
| The mammoth gathering at Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. Gales last week, should be more
than noticed. Those present will advise
you of the numbers present, and of the
good time which they had.
! We have to note the marriage on the eve
| of Oct. II, of Frank Robinson to Miss
Ruth Burt. We are sure that they will
receive the well wishes of everyone.
| 1t is expected that a course of lectures
at this place will be opened by the Rev.
Mr.. Wright, of Montpelier, at the audito-
rum of Unity church on Wednesday eve,
Oct. %, small admission fee of 10 cents
being asked to defray some incidental
expenses. a full house will assure sac
cess,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
WATERVELIE.

A Good Templar's Union is to be held
here this week. All lodges are invited to
attend.
DR.. Corey and family leave here the
last week of this month for permanent
residence in Manchester n. III.
Mr.. Shaw of Boston, has been in town
for week past looking for ash timber, to
be manufactured into oars.
Daniel Maurice has let his farm for q
term of years, to Waldo Potter of EnOs-
burgh, and Mr.. Potter has taken poses.
sion.
c. c. Tobin is now moving his goods to
his new home in Lowell and the family
are to go in short time.
Nathan Chaffee has bought the John
Wiley farm near the villIge and is soor
to take possession with his family,
Clarence Taylor has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be out rounC
the village.
Wilbert Leach died on Sunday morning
October Sth after an illness of30 days. His
disease was typhoid fever. The funera
services were at the church on Tuesday
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Story officiating
A four days meeting commences here
on Tuesday. Oct. 24th. Rev. Mr.. Nor
gan, p. E.. will be present most or all the
time, with Mr.. Story.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
The Johnson Normal.

Seventy volumes have been added
to the library within the year. These
were selected with Special reference tc
school work, and with the older books
are much used.
A levee was held last Friday even
ing in the Normal Hall. Tables were
set in various parts of the hall and
furnished with means for entertain
ment. Reclus' Europe, which abounds
in illustrations, was there in No. s.
There were stereoscopes with pictures,
and backgammon and checker-boards,
and parcheesi and authors, and the
Dickens game and cats cradles not a
few, and an electric machine in a
shocking condition, with other devices
not here named and the students and
teachers of the Normal School with
their friends. Games and chat and
singing and marching filed the hours
till ten O'Clock was announced, when
all retired as the ghosts are said to do
at cock-crowing. 1t was a very en-
joyable occasion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
CAM BRIDGE BORO.

Kelley, our shoemaker, has his shop in
the l. part of the house in which ne lives,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Holmes.
Mr.. Purdy, our blacksmith, has moved
his family into Mr.. Wallace Parker's
house.
Mrs. Col Gates has safely returned from
New York State, where she has spent Il
few weeks at her parents home and
with her friends.
Mr.. Reynolds has just returned from
market with fine lot of goods.
Luther Leach has enlarged his number
of hands under his employ, for more
rapid completion of Ephraim Gates beau
tiful house.
Col, Gates new store is chuck full of
new goods.
The members Ofthe Cambridge Farmers
Club, and all others interested in agricul-
ture, will meet in the Town Hall at JEFF
fersonville, on Tuesday. Oct. oath. at 6 ID
O'Clock, p. M, for the election of officers.
and to transact any other business thought
proper when met. j. NJ. WILCOX, Sec.
o. w. Reynolds has just returned from
market, and has his commodious store
well filled with all kinds of goods. Read
in his new advertisement the special in
ducements offered.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
Ion N s ON.

Mrs. n. p. Keller, of Ogdensburg, is
visiting at Mrs. Riddles.
Miss Helen Winslow is in Burlington
this week attending the musical conven-
ton.
Mrs. Robinson, of Stanbridge, z. O.. is
visiting at Mr.. Leland's.
The Ladies' Ways and Means society
will meet at the COngregationalist vestry
Friday afternoon and evening.
The sudden death of Mr. Leland's little
Helen, was very sad. She was taken
with eOnvulsions on Wednesday of last
week, and died within twenty-four hours.
One day last week, Lewis Fletcher
chopped so logs. Who beats.
Remember with Andrews Bros. choice
ly selected lot of new goods, they have
new prices and special bargains. Call and
see them.
The town fathers are having a side
walk laid from the bridge to Mr.. Bel
ding's corner. Andrews Bros. intend to
have a street-crossing connecting with
it just above their store.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mrs. j. 5. Whitney, which will be
found in another column. She has Just
returned from market with full line of
millinery and fancy goods, of which she
solicts inspection.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
FAIRFIELD.

Have you noticed the beautiful foliage
the trees are clothed in?
Last Wednesday eve, a few friends en-
joyed a very pleasant hour at the house
of Mr.. Ormand Bradley, it being the oc-
casion of the marriage ceremony of their
daughter Julia, to Mr.. Frank NJ. Nichols
of Warren. Mass. Many useful and beau
tiful gifts were presented, and many kind
wishes given, as the happy pair left late
in the evening for their future home in
Massachusetts.
We understand that the East Fairfield
Dramatic Club have been playing to full
houses at E. Fairfield, Sheldon and Ba-
kersfield the past week. Their play,
The Octoroon," was well presented.
A younger son of Horace Leach met
with an accident that came near proving
fatal last Thursday. A sharp iron spike
falling through the wood shed floor above
struck him squarely on the head and pen
etrated the skull, knocking him senseless
DR.. Belden was called and he extracted
the iron and dressed the wound. The
little fellow is now doing well.
Wallace Wanzer returned from Boston
Saturday evening. bringing young wife
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NORTH CAM BRIDGE

Whitney is daily adding new goods to
his stock in trade.
Miss Tracy is doing extra well with
her school.
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Da-
Wis aged IL, was buried here last week.
Sunday morning Perry Kinsley, in
crossing the bridge near his house went
over the end too far and fell into the pond,
but was in no way injured except by a
thorough wetting.
J. C. Reynolds keeps business lively
He has for sale quite stock of hemlock
and spruce shingles.
Enos Fletcher of Waterville has a sing
ing class at this place of twenty-five OF
more, many of them beginners. Mr..
Fletcher seems well qualified for an in
structOr of music, beginning at the very
foundation and advancing no faster than
thoroughly understood, and, what is bet
ter, keeps the very best of order. ALI
both in and out of the school-seem well
pleased so far, and the school must GER
tainly be a success.
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Franklin A. Chase, Chairman 0
the Cook County (IH.) Democrat,
Committee, is charged with defalca
ton to the tune of fifty or seventy
thousand dollars
The tenth congress of the Associa.
ton for the Advancement of Women
was opened at Portland last week.
Arab is understood to have lived
in luxury even while camping on a
battlefield. At Tel-el Kebir, it is re.
ported, his tents were lined with
crimson damask and rich embroideries.
flowers and fruits -eing worked in su-
perb style.
Charles Dudley Warner and wife
returned to their home at Hartford
last Saturday.
Potatoes have taken Il sudden fall
in price in BostOn~the marke having
become choked up with tn over
sup ", and some Middleburv specu-
lltors have been pretty severely bitten.
One man is reported to have purchased
2O00 bushels at sixty-fve cents per
bushel and is unable now to DISPOSE
Of them for more than forty-cents per
busbel.
Another comet is said to have been
discovered at Athens.
A. II. Stevens carried the GEORGIA
election by 10000 majority.
At the Autumn meeting of the New
York and Brooklyn Association of
Congregational Churches, held in New
York last week, Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher announced his withdrawal
from membership because, as lie said.
he felt that as a5Christian gentleman
it was not right for him to Law upon
any one the responsibility of his ne
culiar position in theological matters.
A resolution was offered requesting
him to reconsider his withdrawal, and
this was referred by unanimous con-
sent. to a committee consisting ofDr.
H. n. Storrs and. Rev. w. c. Stiles.
Vanderbilt, on his way to the west
on his annual tour of inspection of his
railroads and their connections, was
interviewed at Buffalo, and his cvni-
cally frank remarks have created in
tense public indignation. He said he
did not run railroads for the public
benefit, but for his own profit, and
that any man who processes to con-
duct his business for the sake of the
public is humbug. He objects to
state railroad commissioners because,
he says, they are generally cheap fell
lows, ignorant, pretentious and med
dlesome, and that railroad men have
to buy them up in order to be let
alone. All politicians, Mr.. Wander
bilt says, can be bought, but anti
monopolists come the cheapest. Mr..
Vanderbilt apparently thinks that he is
strong enough to set the public at de-
fiance, but he is extremely liable to
discover his mistake.