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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

wIuser Ezeursisns via tire sssta Re.
The "harvest excursion" season
IL past, and the Santa Pc Route,
pleased with Its success IN each OF
those excursions, again comes to the
front with still another IndueemeDt
for people 10 travel via that popular
line, IL the way Of drip exeur-
sion tickets, at greatly reduced rates,
New Mexico and Texas; also Aiken,
Ala, Brunswick, Ga, Callahan,
Fla, Charleston, s. C., Jacksonville,
Fla, Mobile, Ala, New Orleans,
La, Savannah, Ga, Thomasville,
Ga; limited to return net later than
June let, 1890 Transit limit to
points In New Mexico, Old Mexico
aud Texas will be 30 days each way;
TO other points named above, transit
limit will he Is days each way.
Tickets are also now on sale to
principal tourist points In CalifOr-
mia; Pbepix and Prescott, ATiz.;
Portland, Ore. good for six months,
with going limit 90 days. Las Vegas
Hot Springs, y. NJ; Ogden aud
Salt Lake City, Utah; Idaho aud
Montana. good for 80 days; transit
limit, 30 days each way. Stop over
privileges allowed on all tourist
tickets within transient limits.
Full information cheerfully given
relative to routes, rates. side-trip
rates aud other special rates io
points on the A. r. 4 s. +. X. u.
quoted an application. Sleeping
ear accommodations secured, and
baggage checked to destination.
Call on or address GEO II. An
THONY, Agent, Salina. Kan. GEO.
T. NICHOLSON, q. =. q T. A, 4. T.
a =. +. II. X. Topeka, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
THE CHERoKEE STRIP.

The Cherokee strip cattlemsn and
their cattle must 20. For years the
thousands Of acres OF rich buffalo
grass Of that country have made
millions Of dsllars for those who
were engaged in raising cattle, and
u IL only within the past three or
four years that q man with q small
capital could not become Undergrad
entity wealthy In q short time by en-
gagiug In cattle raising there. But
for some time the Industry has been
disastrous, and Of late more money
has perhaps been lost than has been
made on the strip. But making or
losing, the business Of cattle raising
In immense herds Ia the southwest
II at an end. Every head must ba
removed from the strip before the
FIRST day OF October 1ext, aud the
owners are warned that they must
be ready TO 20 ut any time on short
notice II 10 IL found necessary.
Thus 10 another peculiarly western
Industry destroyed, 50 far as that
part Of the country 10 concerned and
that country that has within q very
Indian, the cowboy and his herd,
and farms, with cities and fields, and
instead Of the long trains Of cattle
there will be other trains loaded
with the grain and products Of the
S1ch praiTies and fertile valleys Of
what was once the Cherokee strip.
Civilization 10 indeed ADVANCING
rapidly, aud the opening 81 these
Lands has Demonstrated that there %
ne pogeR 20 check tx. G. Globe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
THE MILITARY ADDITION.

Embraces part of the City Of Salna m North
It's streets icing continuation Of the which,
"ih EI;i'e forest forming Its
| Parks
Adjoining ST. JoHSs MILITARY CoLLEuE
buildings Of
Episcopal denomination and houring coDdiBon
lass Cer arms acorements and artillery the Military training
The City Of which
Surrounded by and having Tributary
~ If any city ia the state
othe City EsIY COLI
under the auspices Of the Northwestern
City building The NORMAL
BY the Public Spirit
hs ward school Houses sI Mills four Parks ss Banks siri
Two DAILY Papers two Broom Factories Hose M
F. Street Cars Jas W9ss tWO Fonndss Masonic - enc X
Lodge one Flaming MIL five Lumber Yards ked
men twelve thousand Hundred
aions Important Ws Has
one hundred thousand dollar wstsr Works By oCeng
which bin pending
dollars
system.
the FoRET sr.rEby
parons eaesrurss
will III all we have enumerated and
aes and fruits The business Of the City and
Enterprise presented public
ne proceeds
tie Fressg o.ts and o.pes q he city win n n. ,es -
fnsvzsnpss b ssssy spsk .
n ssa ssz iressaea esaasy
For further Information address either Of the
E. ODER A. FILM Managing csnnstsa lsay LAaAus
E ssai sauna s 4 49, s: - s s
Bank;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

The excess Of women ever men In
England and Wales is estimated 1t
T65 900.
Berlin IL lighted by electric lights
that are said 10 cost only fifteen
cents per night.
There are 490,5l8 unadjudieated
and pending claims now ON file In
the pension office at Washington.
The city Of Boston has four women
In her school board and two cOlored
men In the common council.
In q Kansas City stoek-ysrd the
hose had TO be turned on to stop q
kicking match between . hOrse aud
q mule.
According to statistics In the
Engiish Mechanic, Berlin has more
telephone subscribers than any
other city In the world.
The number Of failures In the
United States the past year was
larger aHd the liabilities greater than
for any Of the past five years.
In the Cape de Ia Hogue light
house In France q windmill II used
TO drive two dynAmOs, the current
being stored la AecumulatOrs.
One woman, Il IL said. has made
the silk gowns OF the Justices Of the
United States Supreme Court for
the past forty years.
Four new iron-clads, each of more
than 1900 tons displacement, are
about to be added 10 the British
navy. The first Of them will be
built at BiTksnhsad.
A small box filled with lime and
placed on a shelf in the pantry or
closet will absorb dampness, Il 10
said, and keep the air la the closet
dry and sweet.
Two hundred young HindOo
women are studying medicine i'm the
medical schools In India, and some
Of them excel the male students in
application and skill.
The Chicago Daily NCTs, which
against the saloon, and in favor Of
Sabbath observance, uses 5Tj tons OF
paper . month.
The snow-stOrms have been so
heavy In Austria this Winter that
In the rural sections bears have
been driven by hunger tn the will
ages, where they were killed and
eaten.
Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont,
has served longer In the United
States senate than any Of his col.
leagues. On April >, 1890, he will
have been In the senate without a
single break twsnIy-four years.
An International Prison Congress
10 TO be held in st. Petersburg, aud
the Russian Minister pays George
KEENAN, the high compliment to re-
quest that he may not be sent a. a
delegate to represent the United
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
Total i'm premiums S12;;5OO

In the distributor these lots will all be numbered the numbers
placed box and each purchaser for himself by proxy will take
many numbers he lots Each purchaser Of lot has
chance less than four of getting Cottage cash
ri with his lot The for the buildings will be let when
four payments have been made the distribution Of lets
will ae place when eight payments made and deed
free and clear will be given when payments havebeen made
Payments to be made THos. H. DAVIS Secretary
ant Treasurer, Saina Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

We desire to- say tn our citizen
nat Tor years We have been Faiiir
DR.. King New Discovery for Toi
-umptiOn, DIR. King'- New ~
Pills, Bucklen's AruIra SaIye AZ
Electric Eittcrs. aud have me-.
handled remedies that sell ~ wei
" that have given -url. uriy...-.
abstraction. We du ,tu' hr.i n!,.
guarantee them every time. ,ind o.
land ready iu r..Turd tI,. l:.--'--
rice, u satisfactory result. lu b.,
'"llow their u-e. Tir-r r-nI,.
ave won their gr' 81 r''i.,Il-rii.
hcir mel e.. =. Z. lIu.hrs :, :
i''iiEuiEt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

u one which L. guaranteed l.
bring you satisfactory results, or il
price. On this safe plan you can
iuy from cur advertised Druggist g
bottle Of Dr. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. II IL guaranteed
TO bring relief tn every ease. wher
used for any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such a. Cunsump
tion, Inflammation Of Lung
Bronchitis, Asthma, WhOoping
Cough, Group, etc etc. IL 10 pleas
aut aud agreeable TO taste, perfect.
safe, and can always be dependc,.
upon. Trial bottle free 81 4 +.
Hughes Drugstore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
Road N0tirp.
STATE OF KANSAS sS
J'OUNTN 40 SALINE.N
AnEIIi.I ~ o.

- y W. ~ NNEATsf
t'UUNTN OF SAIINE.N 80
IDFTICE 40 toTNTY tLFEK
Iany. L.. I>:U.
NOTICE i hereby given that un the 18th
~ day of Jauy-, ISsl. q petition signed ~
Daniel krcgs and - oihrrS. was presented "a
The bttTd oi county commissioners oi the
county aud state aforesaid. praying fer the
variation and rt'loCation of "a certain road.
dt~rTih,,l ~ follows. viz:
Commencing On the section line lspiWren
sections ani ID, township u, range west
ut the 9TH o. M, allSut ~ r,sis west ct the
northeast corner of said srction IL and thence
running southwest ai the fSut oT hilI aIId
thence northwest at the font of said hill &"
section line. between said sscti1Its aUl ~
tD avoid a hill ON the section line.
The rsTad to h, lDcaisd T. un the -tsriipn
line hetween SECTIONS . AMI NJ Tuuuiug duly
north of the proIsossd IOratiun.
Mhcreup-tn. said ipaTd OF county coaumis-
sinn"rs appointed the following smpd per
suns. VIZ: Jas. II. Thompson. :. Fru-FT and
David Reed ~ viewers, with instructions To-
meet. Ia connection with the county survey
ar, NJ the houSe of ChRs A. Hrnkle IN Pleas
ant Valley township. On the II day uf Marrh,
\. u. lSaAl and prt'c,-,i tai VieW said Tiatl. and
give al parties n hearing.
Iiy urtlrr Of the u IaTd Of County Commits
siunrrS. II. j. AnDi-pN,
County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

That the service on the Union Pa
citic, "The Overland Route Is be-
coming better every day. The lat
est addition to the already excellent
equipment, IL line Uf through
Pullman sleePers between Cheyenne
and Chicago, via Denver, Kansas
City and Chicsgo n Alton II. II.
These ears are Of the most improved
pattern, aud this additional service
will be appreciated by the patrons
Of the Union Pacific.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
Dissolution Notice.

Notice l. hereby given that the o-partner-
ship heretofore existing between ~. r. FIens-
burg aud n. +. Hopkins. known NJ Flens-
burg Hopkins, general merchandise. In
Bridgeport. Kansas. expired Feby. I. lsal by
limitation. All notes and accounts due the
arm may be paid at the business huu.s of the
nrm tn the remaining membrr, v T.
flensbure. Notes and accounts nod raid on
or before August I, Iste, will be PLACED Ia the
hands of Justice OF an attorney Tor coilee-
ton by lag.
FLExsRURG a HcPKINs.
bridegroom. Kans FelSy n. len
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

THE BEsF SALvE In the world a..
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sail
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hsnds, Chilblains, Corns, and
ell skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
u guaranteed 20 give perfect salts
faction, o. money refunded. Price
Seeuts per ben. For sale By Hughsr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, =.
GpTNTN OF SALINE,
OFFICE oF CorNTY CLFUE.
Ianv. AZ. iSSsI

IOFFICE % CoUNTY CLFUE.
Jany. u, lssU-
NpTiCEi~ hereby given that on the i'th
" day of Jany.. lSts. n petition signed ~
Simeon Ellis aud u other, was presented a.
tine bDanl of county commissioners oi the
county and state aforesaid. praying for the
locaiton ora certain rOtd, described ~ fol-
ltswS. viz.
Commencing NJ the northeast corner ~
section a and the northwest corner of Ssc-
tiuu -, township u. range I west aud the
running due ~ssuth the section line isa-
tween S--ctious - and ~ aud n and = to the
south line of saline county.
Nhcreufuou, said board Of county cBmmiS-
sioncrS appointed the following named pei
Snns. via; 4. ". Nermillion. Chas :. Ever
hartit and X. Spencer ~ viewers. with in
structtnns Ia meet at the house Of simeon
Ellis In Gypsum township. on the .,iih day oi
March \. u. isssl. and pro eed To view said
mad, and give all parties = hearing.
Ry order of the Board Of County Commits
toners. II. J. ADniSUN,
G'stgufN f'lgrE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

This great French remedy acts directly
upon the digestive organs and positively
eures suppression of the usenses from what
ever causel and all periodical troubles pecu-
liar n women. safe. reliable remedy war
rauted 10 excite menstruation. should not
be used i1ring pregnancy. Pun direetlnns
accouiTanying each boz b. mail 9 . bon az
three hhr 81 fhe eennine article supplied
81 Bmll ArDer, ubolesaie and retail agents.
aallna. Esaens
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
SlInriH-s Sale

un the ith day of March, iSs,, between the
hour 81 . O'Cipck and Z a., lock O.. ~. at ths
corner ct 9Th street and iTpn avrnur va Sn-
lima. Ia the county Of Saline Rnd state 81
Kansas. I will s.Il at public sale, the follow
Ing described property: "n" brrTirE binder.
thu property 81 t'hHS BENNETT, taken un "a tax
warrant issued 10y Clarence " il~uu. treasure 81
%! saline county. Kansas.
Dated. February N. i-.st.
~ Fam %. QTINCY. sheriff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
Sl,rrin-s Snln

Robert Chaplin anl FRANKLY
". Ghr>s.hro. pItturFs ~
thagriu a Cht~,.i,n,.
Hannah r.. Weller. FIRE.
Iuan aud MARY !. King.
man. pgriiu.rS a< Einsmln
a 90 Aulrrw I. Hodges. I t'u-.. ~. tf,''
The Mri'armlri Harvester
aud Machine rDnpanN.
The Kansas Fire INSURANCE.
company. Rusist.TS brnihrTs
and company. VI. !. Welt
~lag"r. ard CripISrn Law
rpFtFts & -.
us virtue uf an order pf sll,. i<slsst ont uf
the District court of the ThtrtiptI Judicial
District within and iiI the County at Snliur.
Pnd state at Kansas. ia the aiIpNr entitled
frt-.' aud tu me iirys.tcd aud delivered will
on th,. iSIh day uf Iar D. \ u. lisa nt two
urlu.Ck q. ~. 81 said day. nj the East door uI
th, court hnu>.' in the city Of SstIiua. saline
County, Kansas. Ofi.sr far sale at put w. aTr-
tipu, To- tho highest aud h.rsi bi'iti,.r fur cash
Ia hand. ia" tIilnwius drsrriii,-,l r,1l r-tati-.
t..-vit: THE Sssuih haiti OT thu 'u1.iN,-,t
quarter pf ~rrii',u eleven ~ Ia tuWn~itip
In','p lbI >sb,IilI in Tnug,. out - vet 1T The
~iN'E principal mcmillan ~ Ih,. County 81
Saline AMI la the state of Kansas. with
Embellishments and npIuir'.u-
Giurt-S ihDr.untp belonging. Sal real estate
T. taken the property -! the aIsbV..- named
defendant. aud to br >1Id withbTt upprl!<-
IA mt, aud will ~. >si~ tn satisfy said order
ct sale ar part thereof.
Given under my hand this l2tli laN at
February \. o.. iSssi FEEp 10. QUiNCN.
st sheriff uf Saline County. kHUSts-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
MILITARY - LAND - COMPANY.

To those wishing choice good homes
the the Military college an investment that
will pay them well the Military Land Compan, will put
and twenty five lots the market payable cash.
ten cent cash the balance payable nstamen per cent
each month II these lots sold used
in building Fifteen beautiful Cottages of modern design
styles fifteen Of the hundred that are
sold and the colt with these lots
Seventeen amounting Twenty Five Hundred
lars to 80 with the lots. The company will build
Two houses,cOsting $1,000
each $1,000
Two houses. costing 700
each HOO
Eleven houses, costing 600
each $500
One cash premium 500
One cash premium POO
One primium OftuitiOn al
Military college or cash POO
One premium of tuition ut
Hans. Wesleyan or cash POO
One premium of tuition at
Normal College or cash 200
Twelve cash premiums of
100 each 1000
Total i'm premiums S12;5OO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
NJ E

Va St-s.
Land Once NJ saliua. Kansas.
January sist, lssL
Notice l. hereby given that the foliowins
named sitter has hled notice Df his
intention to make final proof In support of
his claim. and that said proof will b. male
before Register and Receiver at Salina. X an
sa-. ON
March 9Th. 1890,
viz: Martha Aniram, n r 2l.nG for the vi,
nwl sec y. tp II - range W.
she names the following Witnesses IN pruve
her continuous residence upon and CulftVa-
tion of said lad. viz:
Arson Miller and Henry 4. Gfider. both
OF Chtco, Kansas: and Cicero Post and Al
frsd 4. Walt, both of ~alina, Kansas
Get ]. ~. HoDGE. Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27

Robert Chaplin anl Frank 7
". Ch,>rhrp. Partners - !
Ihagliu a ChpSsi,r,b.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-25

remain eight wears BE bought two Estev or
Euus tO take with him Mr Andrews is o. Brat
tlehoro boy. having formerly lived on Green
street
S A. Smith Is go at bis home in Gunford threat
fued With fewer
Mrs a % wehn and children are home from o.
visit Boo I'mustnr. y ~
Wallace. GediIs removes from Brook street tu
Oofet. Mr. Convey left town "Wednesday t1 ba..if
Dos new work Boo New UrN city
Mrs Henry Allen and Mrs john Newman have
iHfu nt Alsield. N % buohy
Prof WIN % CLARK uf Johns HOPKINS uuiyet.
sity has returned home tor the summer
in ltutiauI
Mrs A. % Sweet aud children are taking tv,
weeks sliuuru 300 NORTHAMPTON. Mass
q. A. Nrtt is adding % Queen Ann uiazzl ta Dad.
cottage on Chestnut street
d. a GOODWIN of Ncwhurypor Mas, is visit
/ ing friends iu town
Joseph Perry is improving his residence D., th,
addition of % double piazza
D. s burnett tate PRINCIPAL of tho Chester
! High school and sou of % 81 Burnett has gou,
. Co Kansas rty t1 locate Hr will enter the law
I business
Mr. and Mrs T.J H Cudwortb. Mr. and Mrs
. @ D Warmer aud Mrs WIN D. Howe will attend
/ the lniversaiist grove meptiur- az Wipr- %
w Childs son of the late Mai A D Child.
] OF wilmington. is visiting his brothers aud Sis
tiers for the first time boo .r wears Ue sgy. fb8l
the only natural thing which hr secs in BrnttI.
hor1 is Tine American Housr. which remain. uu
! changed Mr. Ohiids was ono of the utoupar SOFT
tiers in Minnesota boo is1G hut was driven out dur
| ing tht lhdmh troubles After the terrible mas
Z sncre uear Maukatn bee sketche1 the hanging col
l # Indians for Frank Lrslirs ile WAS at ON.
! time an agent ui the American pNurt.g4 r1upnu,
AMI was on one of the FIRST trains which carrie.
l express into Duluth For DEB years he has beer
/ storrEcrr'f fHr thr United States mint nt ~ui
I Francisco. hut he is now employed hv % etpum
ship complu, BOO that city His wife acrumplu
hS DIM They VIII mot return unt ID iaI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-25
TOWN REPRESENTATIVE.

As the time approaches for the election
of our town representative, it does not seem
out of the way o. the writer % have tine
matter before the Republicans of the town
iu some tangible way for Thought and dis
cusslOu. First and manly, let there be no
disagreement among ourselves There are
many good men IA the party upon whom aiI
can unite, letting old issues he dead ones
and in tins case doing what Is becoming o.
Republican citizens ] believe the time has
come when Ne should again send a farmer
We have many an our town VINO are caua
hie to represent as at Montpelier. aud al
though not farmer my self think their
rights should he recognized. aud that we
should follow the rule which has heen uH-
served lu tine past years. of having from
time % time, our town representative a
farmer And ! venture % suggest the
name of one upon whom aH can unite. who
has 100 enemies and many friends who is
intelligent in the prime of life. rtthU ruUl
ute for the position, and who will carry ey-
cry Republican vote pa town The man is
bSr1r Var. CITIZEN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-25

Mercury went down from amou- the
nuetles o. q hight frost on the 3Ist INST
With favorable weather farmers are fast
finishing haying with an unusual crop as o.
quality and quantity
Mr. and Mrs Henry Blanchard with
relatives from brattleharl. had "a tine pic
uic at the Roberts pond cottage ou the l9th
inst
George Hamilton has sold his real estate
ami most of ms personal property 10 81.
A. Brown
Blacksmith chamberlain hns bought and
moved 90 the Joseph tariey place
students from abroad are at nome 1u va
cauou,
Lewis stafford and wife of Stamford are
visiting MIR. and Mrs Henry blanchard
The cornet band mas recently beer. quite
active m serenadInc, having greeted sew
eral couple
Harvey StIcknev VINO has been IN tine tin
business for many years, ON account of m
health mas gwen up the husiucs-
MIR and Mrs Leonard Kingsley have re
ceut.y had city visitors
hzra Stetsou has arranged 90 live with
ms sons, Hollis ana Halle
II. Il. Stone has been appointed letter
carrier 900 boston.
Mrs. Nellie D. brigham will lecture at
the niyersaii-t church next SUNDAY 40 <
O'Clock D.. D.. ami the SUNDAY following at
tie same hour
Henry H. Lanphear. long a resident u.
TINS village, died on the S5d inst lie wa.
much respected citizen. IA man of lntegri
ty ANA loss 10 the community
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-25

Miss Mvra Dickinson returns to Boston
TODAY taking with her two of her Friends
Mis. Alice Dascomb aud Miss Grace Nuf
tIu.
Charles Chase. Mrs Webster and Mia.
Grace Chase of Boston are the guest of
Miss Ellen Wethereil
Jacob wilkins is quite sick
DE- Hoisington was called 90 Springfield
last Tuesday IN see Mrs Wolfe who was s.
badly hurt Off, Wapolc few weeks AGO.
She Us not gaining very rapidly
Arthur Dascomb went 90 Block Island
Thursday Mr. aud Mrs Dascomb are eN
uerted home from Nantucket this week
Mrs Fred Morse and her two children.
Molhe and Lillian of Portland. Me-, are nt
ker fathers. O.. g. Sahm
Rolhu Fisher and family Of Boston are
visiting at % j. Fishors
Mis-. Lucy Hanuum of Weston Is with
her friend Miss lucv Taylor
Nearly o. dozen from this place took Boo
the excursion 90 Providence Island last Sat
urday. aud all came home well satisfied
with the trip
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-25

An important decision has Just been rem
deved by Judge Tyler of the state supreme
court On reference o. the liabilities of the
towns in the state for injuries 20 persons
and property ON the highways. The case
IN question i, that of Charles h Bates and
wife against the village of Rutland. 90 re.
cover damage for injuries sustained hy
Mrs Bates boy heing thrown from a car
rage near the village stone crusher. II be
uug set up as a claim that the horse was
frightened hy The machinery The case
WINS heard at che Septemher term of court
$50 Judge Henry ii Powers presiding
The Jury brought in verdict for plaintiff
o. recover S2luu damages and costs Am
appeal was taken 81 the supreme court and
heard Iu January last 10y four members Of
the court aud the opinion assigned % Judge
Tyler who now hands down the opinion
aud files the decision AS follows In this
case the clerk may enter Judgment re.
versed, and Judgment for the defendant %
This Is the first case in which tine issue Is
plainly taken that the village or town iu
repairing highways acts as the agent of the
state. and IS not responsible for negligence.
10 disposes ot innumerable cases now on
the dockets of Ghe lower courts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-25

since the keiormer accepts our propose
unn tor AN examination of the comparative
value oi the Mndham county list Of The
Phoenix aud the Retormer. we name Mr.
r. Hal. of the Greenfield Mass. Gazette
as the experienced newspaper man and Mr
1t. + Melman ns the local advertiser o.
act on our part The ketormer is 10 name
two similar representatives and these are
tu choose "a fifth The examination made
hv the committee Is % bee Of the most com.
pietr ana searching kind When finished
they are 20 make a report tor publication
u the two papers, showing IN tabular form
the number of actual paving subscribers lu
each Inst M each town in Windham county
and they are tn state IN each case the mum
Der paid in advance the number due for
one year or less, the number due for two
wears three years four wears. and So on ur
20 10 years or more. Tins Is the only true
test of the value of "a substitution list tn
the publisher or % the advertiser. and this
Is exactly the point which we wish 20 have
established