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The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
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Recently the telegraph operators on
the line of the p. w. u B. r.. Il. be-
tween Philadelphia and this city, have
experienced trouble among the wires.
Men we're ent from Philadelphia to
Chester and from the latter city to
Whining ton to ascertain the trouble,
but they reported the wires all right.
The operators were sorely puzzled for
9 Lime LO fiDd the location If the trouble
which was finally found 10 be in q
switchboard in Chester.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10

Deputy United States Marshal Heal
went from Helena, Montana, to the
Indian camps on the Milk river for
the purpose Of expelling smugg lers
and and illicit traders and was him>
selfCaptured by the Violators Of the
law and IS still supposed to be q pris :
Oner in their hands. Gen. Ruger has
sent 400 soldiers from Fort Asslnl
bone to rescue the prisoner and drive
the outlaws across the British line,
where they belong.
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"a GIrI,s Choice, ;,

ltwas in drug store of course. All
Interesting incidents occur In drug
stores, s,-that is nearly all She was pretty,
with blue eyes and golden hair. one OF
that kind of bsautits the poet would have
called an "augel, but the fact that q
colony of pimples on her iair froetls-
piece ptecluded all thought OF q celestial
being. BowitR timidly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for "Swayne's Ointm en-
Tor skin diseases" and upon receivin z /
vanished like the morning dew before
the summer sun.
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The Luck OF "a Denverite.

In the lively city of Denver, Col, re-
sideR one Sebastian Lehman, W on
worker, at No. 1893 Larimer street. In a
recent interview published in the DenUer
NeIOt of The 18TH ult,. he descrlbes himself
as "a native OF Baden, aged nfty-f0ur, =
resident of Colorado over two ears, and
hence he is not q Cenderfoot. He also
tellshow he bought a ticket No. 10. .098, in
the January drawing of The Louisiana
State Lottery for " sent to M. A. Dau-
phiI, New Orleans, La, and on January
10th he drew $1,000 II is a simple story,
out seems to resemble many similar
occurrences all over the country. The
l42d Grand Monthly Drawing will take
place der the sole management OF
Gen'ls G. T, Beauregard and Jubal A.
Early on March IA.
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A Rirth dnx Party.

The birthday of Miss Belle Higgins
occurred yesterday, and In honor Of the
event q number OF her friends tendered
her party. The guests met at No. 110
King street, and proceeded thence to the
residence Of MIS-. Lee, Third and Tat
nall streets. There we're about thirty
present, and the evening was spent very
pleasantly. During the evening the party
partook Of q supper that had been pre-
pared for the occasion. Among the many
present Miss Higgins received was 8
handsome gold necklace, the gift of hel
father.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Three Murderers Lynshed.
A1nrnrRhnnr- N. M. MArnh

AT Los Luuas ysstsr FAY Charles Shell
,on. .Jobn Redmond and Harry French
we're taken from jail and banged to ad-
iacenr trees by masked mep. Sheltoo
murdered Foreman Woodruff l'st fail,
Redmond killed Jsmes McOsrmOtt In
Jauulry last at Gallop, on the Ahintlo
and Pacific Ra lwas; French ,allta Ssmp-
son. vas one of band OF desperadoes
who Killed Depbty Sheriff Jones at
Cranes. The mob also took two nARroes
from jsil, beat them uhEhercifully and
then inTned them loose.
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ssThe Doctor told Me

to take a blue pill, but didn't for had
already been poisoned twice by mer-
curry. The druggist told me to try Kid
Dey-Wort, and / did. 1t was Just the
thing for my biliousness and constipa-
ton, and now am as we'll Is ever."-
Torpid kidneys and liver is the trouble,
for which Kidney W ort blWavs proves
to be the best remedy knoWn.-HdrVord
GnnrnnL
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Tho First Rhnd.

The sbad season In the Delaware
opens unusually early this season. On
Monday four shad were caught off
Marcus Hook by job Green, and yester-
day Alopzo W. Lear and John Barlow,
hshiug in the same boat, succeeded in
catching the first off this city. The one
they bronghtln weighed three and hall
pounCs, aud was purchased by II. Wolf
the fibh dealer, at one dollar per pound
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The River Rising at nashville

NASHVILLE, March o The river is
rising at the rate of three inches per
hour, with 43t feet on the guage, II
feet above the danger line. The
horses were removed from the race
course again to-day on account Sf the
eucroachment of the water and fami-
lies in the lower part of the city are
moving out.
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OBJ 9AiIg Sasttte.
FIRST EDITION.

ro,,owINa the example OF Reu-
III. seryIa, has declared It's Prince a
U.s., and Itself, therefore, we suppose,
=. Kngdom. 1t $ said that this action
-. heen taken at the instance OF the
Emperor Of Austria who was tue nls'
=. aprgra,ulate his Majesty On bis new
knnors,
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The unpleasant appearance Of e

The unpleasant appearance of even
the most amiable and intelligent face,
Whe COZ erel with surface irrtations as
from tetter, pimpl,s, ofetzema can b
diss 1lsel naturally by Dr. Benson's
Skin Cure, an excellent toile dressing.
It Gu es dandluff of the scaln.
Chas. N. Crittentor, Fulton
street New York City, soils agent for
Or. @. W. Bensoh'S remedies, to whom
all orders should addressed.
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Al HEAD OF RORSES,


Phillips hotel, in Avol lie, on the
above day,
AZ HEAD OFF RORsES,
From Kentucky and Ohio, as follows
No. /, a Bay Horse, weighs l8OU
~ lbs. I6k hands nigh, rising
[lyears olu q COCA leader ana
NRD Jerft ct family horse, No. z,
"A -, ttorse l8k hands, IL % bs., rising
years, WAGNER STOCK very gentle for q
Iaoy 10 dive, an excellent isudle horse,
shows speed. No. 8, Black Mare rAstDg
ears, l2JO hs., lbA bands, Percheron
or double, No. A, q bla 4 Mare. rising
years, 100 fbs., l5k hands, ne worker
anu driver, single or dOuole. NO. 0,
Roam Mare, years, 90 bs., a nne leader
wears, liJ1 ibs., is hands, troJs we'll and Is
of extra stock, ull 1reA Kentucky. NO.
7. Bay Horse years, 10 hands, l0OO ms.,
viii work single or double. No. BroWn
Mare rising years, ioM nsn9s, wen P 0ssS
Bay Horse rising years, l6hands, q very
stylIsh driver ana a nne saddle hoIses
No 10. Chestnut Sorrol Horses years.
1900 bs., leader anu genus 1ar, IN sipe,e Sar'
cheron stock, 1861 1b5 and works In any
harness. No. u, Brown Horse rising
wears, ISX hands, when in order l4OO ID =,
AN excel mt leader, q very fast walker
and q good family horse No. Is, Bay
Mare years, l5la nands, llU0 1Ds., good
faIn and road mare. No. IA. Bay Aorae
4 Years. a very fine sao die and driving
morse, No. l5. Bav Horse rising years,
ljh hands, Il le driver and very sLylts b
aud goou saddler. No. l6, Brown Horse
Using yesrs, l6k hands. excellent road
horse and woiks any place. No. Il, DARK
GRAY Mare years, hne size and half
Percheron. No. l8 Dapple Gray Mare, o
years, 1917 hands, 1850 n,., tIoIs well and
= fast walker. No. 10, Bay Horne 8 years,
I5H hands, llF0 lbs, good tarm and road
h1rse, No. 20, Black Horse . years, l8
nands, 1850 lbs, works single or double.
No, Il, Dark Gray Mare ears, 1910 lbs,
| Is hands, very fine driver, single or dou-
ole, No. 22, Sorrel Horse years, l612
hands, 1915 lbs, good tarm and roa1
morse. No. 2S, Bay Mare rising . years.
good driver single or double. No. a.
Dalk Gray Horse years, lIO0 lbs, works
in all harness. The subscriber, VINO
have handled horses Tor number OF
years, think this IA fiue lot as tney ever
brought before the public. Farmers ana
oLhers wanting horses are invited to come
and ace them on the day OF sale. All
horses will be guaranteed as represented.
M days credit will be given. sale 10
com mence at o'clock.
ia. P. TO WNSEND son,
Kinks Mills, Lancaster county, ID.
J. MenOugh, Aucts mAIIV-At
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Irish Anaira.
LONDON, March 10, 1885,

LONDON, March 10, 1852.
Mr. Fo. ser, Chief Secretary OF Ireland
has returned to London. James Rourke,
the business partner Ct Mr.. Egan, treasu-
rer Of the Land League, vas arrested,
under the Coercion act, In Dublin yes
:erday, charged With intimidation. A
large Dumber Of copies Of the United
Ireland was seized at Cork on Wednes-
day.
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Married NJ naImnr.

Thomas Booker a brakeman on the
Delaware X. h., was married IN Del
mar yesterday to Mrs. Mary J. Culver
of that place. The ceremony was per-
formed by minis or from Salisbury.
After the ceremony, the ly married
couple took the north bound passenger
train for this city where they will reside.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10

svopylEFF's sensational talk TO the
S.,,ior students still rings through
".no fiohtening the Gear, exasperat.
no,m.uy, inceEsng Austria, delightinG
T,.ncs and creating panic in the money
csOlre, of the Continent.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
A church BOARD suod for $500, eco

MONTREAL, Ma CD S.-Mr. McMas-
ter, Q. O., has entered another suit on
behalf of the Pr sbyterian Church in
connection with tho Church of Scotland,
for $500, 1000, against the Temporalities
Board of the Presbyterian Church, to
compel that body to render an account
OF their stewardship. e.t
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=. nnrs poII,les for Coak1lnE.

NEW 1OHhl Mhrcn y.
Senator fialb' rt, Of BinRhatOton, who
a. tb 20, ana stopping at the Fifth
sunnns an Hotel, where Ex-senator Conk-
N0g bosrd'' s'li t,-lay tn-t ns pa. pa.
hem sutnrn ic'lly informed that II vas
M Conkurgs desire 10 resume the
yr,etce ofhl- profession, tha' he had
nsrmanently r''ired from politics and
wanttd no pohursl 81 st'iou of an
-.
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Gen. Sherman Invnden gFexIco.

LAREDO, Tex, March 9.-General
Sherman and party crossed the Rio
GE"nde into Mexico yesterday over the
new bridge just completed between
TINS city and Nuevo Laredo for the
Mexlcan Oriental, Interooeanic and
International Railway.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. !, 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

- w . l1I4EA ' n W WIIINIINUIUNs
For Philadelphia 2.OO*, 2.z3s, $50, 6.5s,
10, slot, BIO, 800, 0Og, 9.46, 1880, i ,b3 a.
IN: ~ l20It M; l2,l5, 12.58tt, l.63, 2.8O, 400,
1d"' 2,SOt'o.iO, 6SS", 1914, ESQ.,, 1000 p.
For New Ycrk-2. rOs, 2.28&, $50, 6.bb,
y. IN. - -"
For BadlttimoEo-l.Oo' y 1,42., 45,', 500, s.ss
For Washington, I,1Os. l.42s, .5i#. d. oos a
N; LOO, l09tt, 6.67, ll.O4s D, m,
OF baltimore and intermediate sta
tions-l2.5la, 8.38 a. m. 100 500 p. m.
day. NAS "a" 'uA''
tTrains running only on Sunday.
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MeeIInga To-nIRnt.
FRIDAY.

FHIUA y
70. c, DUPONT Guards.
Inc Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Eaia Lodge, No. ], X. OF p.
Ealrfax Lodge, No. =. /. o. OF.
Rescue Council, No. 3, o. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, 28, l. o. o. F.
washington Council, No. 4, o. u, A. M
Delaware L bel No. limp. o, II. M.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10

CLARA Louise Kellogg is to re-, eive t12,-
900 FOR singing twenty nights in Paris, =
S6Co night No wonder she ia In love
ith DIR. Bull's Cough Syrup, the greal
remedy Ior coughs and colds, for what
would she do without IL, ifsne should bt
attacked suddenly by hoarseness
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
BAY OIrY, Mich. Feb. ., 1850.

L think it my duty to send you re-
commend for tue beoeft Of any person
wishing to knew whether Hop BitterS
are good or not. l know they are good
for general debility and indigestion;
strengthen the n nervous system and make
new life. recommend my patients to
use them.
DIR. A. PRATT.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Jews i'm PaIestfne.

LONDON, March 9.
II is announced In Odessa that thirty
Jews. possessing an aggregate capital
OF 35, 200 rubles, have just left Kieff for
Palestine, where they intend to engage
in farming.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Brandywine Seminary.

Spring Term, Monday, March IS, 1882,
Tenth and Market streeIs.
A corps of teachers ircreased In num-
btr and ef1iciency. PrOf. O. b. IRhoads
continues in Music. Instruction in
Drawing and Paintlng by Mrs. NOVEL;.
", q. NOWkLL,
Principal.
Residence, eos W. 10th st. mare Inn
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OnrENs or wAn.
FEARS OF A CONFLICT BETWEEN BuS-
STA AND AUSTRIA.

STA AND AUSTRIA.
LONDON, March 10,
A Constantinorle despatch TO the
Times says 1t is feared in official circles
that war between Russia and Austria 10
inevitable. The question OF calling out
the reserves is being seriously discussed.
1t has at least been decided In principle
that some preparatory meas ures should
be taken. The exaggerated spprehen
siens OF the Palace party cause them to
look favorably on a roPprochment with
Austria. l.4
A dispatch to the Standard from
Vienna states that Court Won Wolkens-
tens appointment as Ambassador to st.
Petersburg will shortly be gazetted.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
TRAINS ARRIVE All WILMTNGTON

81 rom PhiladelphIa-l.0Os l.s2s, 4.47s,
sG5 aiG, a 5Is d sSs, 9s5 l9lot ii.5s 1850 a. M.
55s a 56 oO - o2Sf 26o, 4.S5, 4.55, 4O
ll.3Ot p. IN. ''''' ''oo'' O''V' A''O'
From f. u New York-I2.43, I.s2s, 400, 7.b5t,
ioo3. iJl Io1 nj a. nj 1880, LO7tt, 4.55, 6.4SA,
From ,5 Baltimore-1.5l+, Zig. 9.ol, 900,
p m. ~ WV
70 Epom ea9I Washlngton-l.2ls, 2I3, q, m. F.;
lL:;I9tt, l.50, 5.ll", 6,3Cs, 9.40+ p, m.
4holh daily and Sunday.
ION Sunday only.
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~ For Delaware Railroad-e.OOs, 1856 a. N. :;
l'Vj, d.Ogt 6.25 p. m. No Sunday trains.
+FOr New Castle only.
tFor Harrington and Intermediate sta.
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, For Wilmington and Northern Rail-
1oM 1Losu-I;lO a. m. 800, sos p. m. NO sun
For Delaware Western Ratlroad-l0. 20
d. m; $50 p, m. No Sunday trains.
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~ from Delaware Railroads.&c., 9.35s a.
trains. - Az %No o"'S
'From New Castle only.
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AMUsEMENTs.
RIcE's SURPRISE PARTY,

RICE's SURPRISE PARTY.
Fun will be rampant in the Opera
House tomorrow afternoon andIevenlng
in the appearance Of Rice's surprise
Ps' pe aEvaDssIIne," nS snIs9o0n nnd .be evening,
"Babes in the Wood" Seats can be
secured at q. f. Thomas & Co.'S.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
On Monday next the farcleal comedy
of "Rooms for Rent" will be presented.
Tue New York Times says:
"Rooms for Rent is founded upon oc-
curreAces which may be imagined 10
take place in house where furnished
rooms are rented, aud the situations are
ludicrous in the extreme. Tie awk-
ward predicaments In which the princi-
pal characters are continuity becoming
involved created roars Of laughter last
night, and will make the comedy pop
ular success" .s
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rosa IRON WILMINGTON and Northern Rsil-
snnudnO,a5, 8'i5, ll.S5 a. M; 6.55 p. m. No
FROM Delaware Western Ratlroad-S.O0
n' ZIo p. m. No Sunday trains.
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DUBLIO SALE
OF
Ohio and Kentucky Horses,
AT AVONDALE,

On TUESDAY, MARCH "A, 1882. The
subscribers will sell ~ public sale, NJ
Phillips hotel, in Avol d lie, on the
above day,
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TRAINS r. LEAVE FOR w1LMINaroN

NJ, LEAVE tOh WILMINGTON
Avennau ueIphia-Broad and WASHING ton
III 5l,4ae-e.50, ao 7.l5, $40, 1915 a. m. / 80,
5is Sgw q ri m.sstle-S.S8, $40, 1l.4s a. m. 4.4b,
cs conpao, ieavlng Wilmington that will
Was6,ns az 6ray's Ferry for Broad and
a, m9s5on M. 9go Avehue-6.5s, 800, 9.O9, 9.4G
Unlimited Express trains.
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TRAINS running only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
ONE YEAR OLD.

FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF PosTLEs RI
FILES - VISITING MILITARY COM
PANY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-24

Ala neeilng u gepilssaea and ladies' on
Friday al IA. PsIk Home Bennington, MI
Treaar W. Park explained his purpose 10
Founding this institution. This property
has lately been purchased by Park, and
sss tho summer residence q the late Hon.
Seth n Hun, Of Sew York. II comprises
a farm, a. elegant house. beautiful sur
roundisg a groves and lawns, and has
fountain throwing water i9c feet Mr..
PARK proposes 10 YES, the care Of this pro
perry IN board Of trustees chosen from
ciii1ens Of that topn--one from each Prot
cs,aut denomination. ard sn advisory
hoard Of ono person from each county IN
Vermont. Who shall manage this institution
Il is 10 lc a State affair. open TO residents
Of Vermont. and is TO be home Tor aged
women and orphan children. A commit.
ice was appointed to call q public meeting
a, an early day 10 settle the preliminaries
Of organization agreeable 10 Mr.. Parks
plan.
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STATE NEWS.

The town Of st. Adams has bonded
debt of sl3S, 600, and the village a bonded
debt Of $4,000.
c. d. Sargent Of North Tunbridge has
invented speculum or water telescope
with which he claims he can see FIVE
cent piece in forty feet Of water.
The aged couple Of Barnet are Alex.
Brock aud wife. He is 81 and she is 81
ond they have lived together in coDiugal
bliss for IS years.
F. W. Grute, for the past year st Lewis
college. Mortified, has accepted the chair
Of modern languages At the Nebraska
State university 8, a salary Of s2,co
The temperance element Of Caledonia
county have called county convention at
st. Johnsbury the l2sth They are dis
satisfied with the regular nominee for
States attorney.
Miss Annie Stone. daughter Of Elijah
Stone. Of Glover. IS years Of age. obtained
a certificate aud taught successful term
Of school IL Sheffield. this season.
The iirst religious services ever held on
Mount Killingion Sere conducted on Sun
day by Re-. Lewis Frances Of Brooklyn,
ny The subject 81 his discourse was
Mature
Dan Hodgson Wa killed the 9th At
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-24
Tn. Beunins ton Battle Monument

The appointed meeting Of the directors
Of the Bennington battle monument as
sociaiion took place At the house OF Hon.
4. W. Park. Moth Bennington las, Wed.
nesday. There we're present dov. Rice
aud Col. Sharpe Of his stan Of Massachu-
setts, Gov. Prescott New Hamshire. Gov.
Farnham Of Vermont, Rev. Isaac Jennings,
president OF the association, Hon. L. j.
Phelps Of Burlington. Hon. II. @. Root
and MAJOR A. b. Yalentine'of Bennington
aud Hon. Charles Thatcher of North Ben.
nington. A design for the proposed monu.
ment was submitted by Artist Hunt OF New
York. No definite action was taken in re-
gard TO it. THE business trans
acted WAS to add 10 the finance eommitte
T. W. Park and A. u. Valentine. 1t was
decided to make further Efforts to raise
money until il shall be definitely
decided what is wanted and
what the cost will be. The sum Of $780,
600 has been subscribed already. Thurs.
day the party visited Bennington Center,
inspecting the ground on which it is
thought the shaft will be placed. 1t is
an elevation near the old "Siate Arms
hotel aud the spot on which stood the
"storehouse" during the campaign about
bennington aud at the time Of OF the battle.
Ii overlooks the valley covering the battle
field and the Surrounding country for many
miles. Troy Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-24

EDITOR JOURNAL" Satan has a recruiting
office in every dram shop, and every bar.
keeper is an aprnt for him. Many drink
ing saloons have connected with them
gambling houses. and have attached 10
them houses Of prostitution. Thousands
Of young men are decoyed into these deDs
of iniquiiy and ruined. The language
used in them is low, Indecent and vulgar,
the amnsements are low and degrading.
Over zach grog shop should be written 10
large characters, "7he Neuea Road 70 De-
arutisar IL inner walls should be deco
rated with human skulls aud coffin shonld
be IN the center as a counter on which 10
deal on, the deadly poison" There is Que
hotel IN poansi which will. It is believed.
lill the above bill, except that it lacks the
sign over the door aud the decorations in
the drinking on sample room. Some OF
our people. after bearing with this nui-
sauec for three years. while the court Was
in session at Manchester last June, made
complaints against the party and others
10 our states attorney. Warrants were is
sued aud faithful officer was sent from
Manchester by our sheriff aud with the as
sisianoe Of our officers at home two OF the
leading rumseilers were arrested and TAX
en- 10 Manchester and enough witnesses
we're summoned 10 appear against them 10
prove mons than 1000 ofenees aRuins, each
Of them I'll. authorities let Of the most
guilt, party pHh plea ofguil,y Of fifteen
ofsenses, iiBe $50 and costs, aud the 9th
ers Tor seven offence, $40 and costs.
There has been slnec that time some i'm
proyement ia anr village and town. Rum
selling Is not sIl suppressed, but as the OF.
Ieuders kuos that With the next conyie-
tion comes Imprisonment, they are very
careful aud win try no, 10 be caught, aud
they think IL they can defeat Mr. Fem.
The candidate for states attorney and Nj.
walker. candidate for sheriff, they
vii then be sAfe 70 go on with their
violations A. aehantiy as ever This Is
rsalIs the ouly Important issue IN this
election, aud every man and woman 10 this
eonuty Who is IN favor o. law and order
sna iho bcs, Zoos q 81 cur people should
80 I'll IL their poser to eleet these faith.
ial sea
Law ASD 0spEK
PosnAl. VI, Aus. 2ls,, lisa
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Howard Thompsons mill near Island
Fond by the breaking ots landing Of logs
which rolled ever him. lie xn.irightful.
~ mangltd
A Loom holding logs Owned BY The Fall
Mountain Paper Co, At Bellows Fails,
broke away Monday, and about 2oo, 600
icci vent down the river. causing eonsid.
cradle loss 10 the company.
Gen. Groat Was in town one day, re.
Gently. for fe~ hours He is looking
quite feeble. hnl hopes that the disease
which recently prcs'raied him, has nearly
left him. He expected to so TO Caledonia
Springs last week to remain until after his
obsequics IN September. Barton koniitr.
The annual report Of the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Burlington, for the year ending
July !, last, shows the following facts:
\ lumber Of patients received during the
year, us; Of theses ~ were males and CO
werelifemales. The medical cases mum.
bered AZ and the surgical cases7s. OF the
patients % paid full rates, Is paid partial
rates, and 80 paid nothing. That isto say,
about one.tbird Of the patients were
wholly objects Of charity;
We are requested 10 say that the survi.
vors OF the late Seventh Regt W. Vet.
Vols, are to hold reunion at Rutland,
Aug ast Goth, 30th and 3lss. and there may
be some OF our readers. who were members
OF that Regiment. ii is intended that this
notice shall be an invitation for al TO At
tend, and particularly those members OF
that Regiment. who have not received the
circular sent outby the committee OF ar.
rangement Tents will be provided for
camping and 1t is expected that Vermont
railroads will carry for fare one way. Let.
tiers Of inquiry to be addressed to 0. 7.
Murdick, Secretary, L. O. Box l25, Rut-
land, Vt