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A MODERN BARBARA FRIETCHIE, _._ Out from the Work-House, all forlorn, Came on that cool Beptember morn Forty \vags\ from behind the bars, Ragged, dirty, and seamed with sears, These tramps were told to \Jump the town,\ , Before the evening sun went down. In yard way up the village street, A clothesline filled with garments neat . Flapped in the wind; astraggling vag\ Resolved a fresh clean shirt to bag. Up rose Barbara Frietchie then, Bowed with her four score years and ten; Bravest of all in Frederick town, She pounced on the line the tramp hauled down, And she said, with her teeth all dirmly net: \Just drop that 'ere oyster, now yoll bet !\ Up the street came himsmlurudefi‘ tread, Big Patsy Murphy at their heal. Under his slouched hat-teft and right -- He glanced; the clothes-fne met his sight. \Halt !\«-the dust-bound ranks stood fast; \Cateh on \ then rushed each out cast Into the yard, there to try and fleece The widow out of each linen piece. uick as thought from among the lot, Dame Barbara in her hand then got An article quite large and square,. And shook it in the morning air. \Take if you must, my every shred, \But spare these baby things.\ she said. \For my daughter's kid) ~ three months uld, ln cloths like this must needs be rolled ~ A of sadness, a blush of shame Over the face of Big Patsey cane \Who touches a thing. T0 break dus head ' Hell die a per nicions death 'o Pat said. All day long those giarmients tost Om the Hine untouehed ty the dead bent host While at nught the stars adio e hooked (ll)\'~'ll_ Atul saw pot on vag odin Frederick town Ogre! ok I, -_ <4 -+ Thnnk s te Mre G Wo Morb /C copes of Lowa papers Cou Puller and wofe of thoe da apent the Sa blbath rn to sot Mops - « ade (thoe fron few jays Miro Harum Betts -- «peredufur O3 short time with oredatises no oSto Las meyer l'nuln} William Richardson is dniaditig on + handsome residence on Division <tre whieh he expects too oe uipy seed t Chinaman wil ngln no ruiedrs th the- rootn« just sonth llml‘n M po heswis Fagglest e ssoife have just returned from a two weeks viat in Oneida county. aril report having had a very pleasant time \ Mr James Bolton knows lo ow ofeo grow good pears, amd he appreciates the fact that aweet thirigs Are greatoy enjoyed in an editor's a@anet tuin The ornithologista f Amemea haw been taking evidence on the habits of the English sparrows. and have deecid ed that these are injurions, amd the birds nught to be thinned out -It is the request of the Church Temperance Society, endorsed by mans bishops, that sermons on temperance iivermi in the ranous Epjscopal be de churches an Oct 19th - Thanks to A. Mo Stone. of Plain ville for two of the largest qudnces we have ever seen - The two weighed two and one half pounda, and each meas ured twelve inchea around. - Heald & Morris have just shipped a ten inch steam puamp. with denble engine, to Newfoundland. It is to be used to take the water out of a dry dock. - The reputation of out popular manufacturing concerttis fast heenym; ing world wide -- We take up quite a little spare this week. sat the earnest emlheitation ~! a large namber nf the friends of the (ra- ZETTR AND Farm®Rg JoUCRrRNaL to H. Warren te E L Talmadge ~f gubfish a temperance letter from Ir this village - Dr Warren was former iy a pastor ~f the M E Church here and is now editor mf the ¥orthen (hmatin Adrmegte -Last week Tuesday Gunng the temporary absence of M M nigbt Hoeler «r. and an hour later that ~- from the bar-room of the American Hotel, a young man named Michael Trrigeoll stole about GSOHG from aw ard made his escape. was. .n Syracase, Friday. amd brought be fore Iustice Marvin He ecknowledged hi guilt and in defaalt of bail was voL XXXVII-NO. out a popular bianner on the outer ust\ -- Russell Mercer, of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting relatives in town. -Miss Sarah Johnson is visiting rel- atites and friends in Rochester, --~M. McGuiness has put down a very handsome hard wood floor in his hotel. - The total receipts of the Oswego Falls fair were $4,700. Mrs. Walter MceMuallin and Miss Martha Robbins ure spending a few days in Auburn, -< Miss Carrie Hoag,. of Fayetteville, is the guest of MPs. Wim. Holeomtb for a few weeks. --A cat on Oswego street amuses its owners and neighbors by climbing ap ple trees, gathering tin! fruit, and carrying it home in her mouth, Mr. and Mrs. (Gfeorge Smith, with their daughter and children, of Chit- tenango, were the guests of their daugh ter, Mrs, Wim. Holcomb, list week, Thanks to Charles Parry, of Mem- yhis, for a basket of fine apples, of the treening and Gillflower variety, They are very) large,) forty-four of them weighing eighteen pounds. - Dr. W. W. Perkins, W. R. Rich ardson, of this village, and Harvey Russ, of Little Utica, are putting fur naces in their houses. They all put in the same kind, the \Utica Palmee.\ ~ J. L.. Voorhees & son have hung wall, and every one will he on their side before winter. [t says 'Htoves and Hf ths [nut ‘ Ranges.\ [ _- Theattention of Republicans, Dem |oerats and is called to emroirticle on \Protection and Free Trade 7\ on another page of this issue especially . should ored this] The Onondnga Farmers Clubs tos cpsemse nd form road mads ng agad | j ef Baoeme & Dogan, are requested to call nt the store of Upson &~ Doneviuy and Con the English ato the net nueetfing In their reports the Syon pyvprers persist bh dngs spelling Mr Bisdee s mune W hade Jobim A Denoyer of thus vd oasis ag on South Mmi «treet oy Sy rar on Tuesday he was hy orn ormmmn w aes teatro t from his ecairrie caged <n sopre «light brnogses> H- art mage soars Imad ix dntingred Ho Wo Wodras hae «ho owt ons a uate dic dodrpe rae pe ece oso ed fromn bos agnor erve sterday as hip di mre ae Infigee ted a> a> the onturmu arrow th Yie ou begin shoo? Esadeaiac grrage > ow bhaedh woe re a hettarhit gt adu ed or Cu oghr ow in bit as hard as stoties sn chavs wen doubt hearths hee for won tage hoop f on «h papacy onf a fer (6 o other bodge d oA On ot Shatentfe e> pote fer rpg thee Jt te r oi the & cm top ond PYooful from Sknrente ox oe c onld ha eer WH feet that ron 00 n ato bee abe oat Toa fe t du ors tr oost ouf fair age ® cos use sat omught Un 30 Huathet sentitiae BRiaine ore <ived C 20 tes wnmed John MoetCarths as Cleveland what) Mro Luther recepved a fine gold « an bh the prize Pie tanadred leaped ba the Saor Now that the Indians haye pre goofed an open winter and the <qu4ir ras have done something or refrained from doing sotuething, which imdicates thaw rtloos agree with the Indians it w be good paolpo voto prepare for the Coig gest on record These cad signs dont pan ont as well as C \lak F + A uate SKAtiw@Ate les lia e ot }us wails the bad Iuek of Patrick Quinn wto had not only lost a beloved wife but three caiuable horees This re mim}s us of a noted loveryman ino that whase wife died Hiedeep gue! {mun-1 expression in «aying that he would rather have last the best horee in his stable It was not a Nkarceat [ cles man. however who sam on a like [ ve ~éet horses and lve [met cowa but | never had anything eut me up like this C A Fuiton correspondent sars that Ho Howard. proprietor and manager ef the Raldwinsvtile Opera Honse has leased the Stevens Opera House at Fulton. and wih take possession N- rember {i«t Mr -Howard has een eminentiy «neresafnl on the manage ment of hrs own house and the peopic of Raldwinsvule speak (n high praise ~f the ~lasa oof etfertairments giver there - FPultonians are to he congrata lated at having a .e«ssee «- effieent in br profession ereg ramt Rih The evers of cvedavy un che Thor ward is a jenble marmage che ondes being relatives At 8 & ~ the marriage ~! Mr Bert J Agen and Miss Fora daughter of Mr Aimrander # Mr Minar! Fancher and Mims Era E fanghter of Mra Adelia Rehner Res W Beacchamp offieimtes at both weddinga whieh take at the re spective residences of the ides 'on gratailations and good wishes are freeiy a We anderstand the hfly parties go to New Yoark an a Ai . trip _ BALDWINSVILLE, ONONDAGA CO., N. Y., OCTOBER 9, 1884. | rs: Ro A. Coa, of Westbury, is still very sick at the Seneca Hotel > Mrs. C. N. Bliss and son Walter are visiting in New York and Jersey City. Frank Shaw is in Pittsburg, Pa., on business for Heald & Morris. Harriet A. Frazee to Wm. L. Wil son,. both of Baldwinsville, lot 7. block 22, Bald wins ie, Consideration $2,000, Rev. Charles Eddy is attending Conference at Elmira. 'There swill be no services at the M. EB. Chureh next Sunday. The first- premimu on pumpkins was awarded to- Horwee Ouderkirk, in stead of J; 8. Yale, as published in our list last week. <~-Jolun Loveless received the first rremilum on his two year-old road rorse instead of the second, as pub lished in the pretium list last WM'L, A gentleman from Albany hus been in town for the past two weeks, buy ing a cardoad of horses for the Eastern maurkets. He has been assisted by Mr. Dennis Driscoll | Boys in Blue. Helow are the names of- those who | have already eigned the muster roll of | |©Boys in Blue\: Miclhnael Douovan, Wm. Todd, J. I1. Decker, Clinas. Folimyder, Jolin Vau'Tassel, J. T, Sanford, Henry Lewis, Joseph Schnyder, Thos. Btockton, John Fauling, Josiah Failing, Noah Ressigue, Joseph Goreth, John 6. Parrish, 8. 1D. Taggart, Henry W., Porter, . L Finck, «A very Ressigue, Joseph Weeks, A. 8. Sheldon, Witham Deline, Barker Frisbee. AH honorably discharged soldiers wud andlor», who ime an favor of the ejection thear names to the awhove list + The nentest nied dest o-hits tm Adnertea for dess ated chadd rer ont Padmer < ( [7 Sout h Sad a Street S3 =e £04 0+ Mer o- Boxy g sand Your & Bos arnd mioa H'lq} oa Dhar a Pnidics nnd feendt», In Poth Cow % bag se 6C, bomt aa or Bos vond pusilla tulad e c n dos far the argo «to to be dood Hho ote w by can fofisbhoxt d Noo d or dea ored C ho vean Our aca i+ to keepoth ea ak 20 arket uud «ef. ot eu > Pa; . hot e os Ce | \a a foor % , & dy o f_ 0C +85 1 ¢ Are t ~ a, 068! P2 MW J F o pus [++ begat Greets hi Boot a ow a w Esery pair « canted Pao e> > ouston de pacts ent bs sup pee ow tho ev erty th onge bestradake * Apo reamemealde out (1 ap b 1T south Street Sy reo us - % > t Gras» Kad fore d Tag es Shn e woh a orked Batton Hoeft ®. soe Taps pan Ao Dax ms £04 + Yrs (Grundy on the Political sttantion. Patro tiem aul p ate sto whate twat Wo. ca gok»us ire * 4o lite at Kent # Murs Parts ojdem nstrat ote we the foss Cand, and fue pe 0% o an tnermometer is msg n déeatiug «tia cg otter times At Kew: 4 Muler sat is perfect y seen and fa. creroonmts are oom.g Jute lemand The entbnsmaam ria ~ vtagio.s and the womer folks are catchire the fever. Meanwhile the men are payize their at- tenotions tq the pew fall .nock f cvermate and ready made emits i4p aye=l at Keat 4 Mmiert s, 18% and 23 Goch se one S\ireet Eiegant «ty ee pérfert 4+0 <; stantial making and ®ooppawe wre ot os jia. tungarmmbing ~haraetera -< a and see atterdarcs co cuar ar 'sed aa 2 br ote Pauruerm < 6 o£ 00 9C and cret At Hos «tse oV <i © &. v 4p a toap d t\ wa «0 n t & W\ \M Reed's Dining Hail I oon want a nme e aat a Art sass dinner ~ C_ so ta Reed a 'tpera House Foes ters raw ~~ *. 32 MED. FOX -i} \Or Petifemee 90+ *~. (®, CCER 4, Moa Mrwwmncr - * C ark. Rarat Brak rents Entertais mert Prd Ragan s I. rstrated Lertare Re'nath Coreert Heleg Car 2. te: Comeert Company | The dates wher wz. beet smll ne o= eae. and angpeth:'c sa te and dates anl c= ~- \ g cen the last Cove month T Political, J Wallace Tappan, (George Donovan The leap year ball given by some of and W. H. Downer will address a Re- the ladies of this village, at Howard publican meeting at Centerville, to- Opera House, last Friday evening, was morrow evening. probably, in every manner, the most A mass meeting of the Republicans successful and enjoyable entertainment of Van Buren und Camillus will be held of this character ever given in Bald- at Memphis on Saturday neat, At- TWO | winsville. Not only did the fair sex o'clock, p. m,. -A pole and handsome gepve as escorts to the sterner sex on 1)!“leth will be raised, Several Of | thiy oceasion, but the expenses and all our citizens will attend the meeting. consequent details in getting up and The First Ward Blaine and Logan: munaging the affair were purfunnml| Club, of Byraecuse. will give Wallace by them. We congratulate the liwdies Tuppan a serenade, at his residence. on ; who conducted the affair in so efficient Monday evening, Oct. 13th. Owen |a manuer, and regret that leap year Donovan is the captain of the UD, , does not occur oftener than onee in | and it is said to he one of the finest 07 years, | ganizations in By ractise, /__ The Opera House had been trans \ Those who are intending to tuke PHT formed into a bower of beauty by fair i as oa Mounted Escort, in the: paride? jpg willing hands. Japanese parasoin next Monday evening, are requested | and fans, arranged in- various and to he at the Republican headquarters, Egruveful positions, were to be seen on just south of the post office, with their | every side, Before ench window was horses, by half past sick o'clock. A placed a large mirror, surrounded with cordial invitation is extended to all evergreens, ferns and flowers, Large Republicans. and all those who intend flugs hung in graceful folds from the to- vote for Blaine and Logan. Each balconies, and the air was filled with horsemuimm is requested to bring a lan- th frugrance of flowers and hot house tern plants. Numerous canary birds, in Monday afternoon, the Democrats of cages, hung from the balconies, ind Leap Year Ball. | Bald wineville and vicinity raised two mingled their sweet voices with those | large banners, one each in the second of gpu. happy throng below. The floor fand third wards. Jn othe esx ening 8° was crashed and n row of settees placed glurgv and ent huedaistic meet0g WAS (jp upper side of the house nfforded | beld. Clubs were present from crosp for the wenry. _ Supper was fur fria Plainville, and the Eecort @ABd in the dressing room», they be Third ward clubs from Sy mense The ing especially fitted oup for that por cat ter cluds were well drited. and ore pose Rinno's orchestra furnished the ceved mureh prigse from all for t16F ojpyusge, Among the guests present from \fine appearance The Bald wins tD gut of town were the Misses: Babcock Cortiet: Band furnished the musts TDE Gig Mason, and Messrs Grant Green goin qruude thear first appearance Stromg, D- Donovan and Avery Hos et herr ress mi fors, whneh are ppp of Syrrenuse, Fred Rood, of Roch tasty Addresses were made by MesstS sper, Mass Case of Washitigton M.o+ y 'Thonans Hogan ned Irvin Nam WS Of pest, of Mmirathon Mro Dsgwert Jor sy mense and Mr Metoa'f! of Sto Law nad Mrs A- Hamill aid Mass Avoors oof perce Pho» a ~ Misses - Mamie - oof bo J 0 00 0 Hoosk Gt cn vedic. O0 abed Buda Watson ~ f oder Maca orson 06 New Y oak cand Res ly Cry, Mr ow fe o Jr - Peoarme oof Sy rie tse ow i spreark ad M- w valle N 3 k oa dieed Adages 08 foe o duds a.» toot o sv eek an foot hie a ees f et 'A Celidgnated Cie by the Sex n og \oe ce ort meet hag sts rcc y a Mor 30 reac 0 Te sos ~ wasoone oof boe best 'er woo toa pf la fhe ofp s e e face a ece hou ~ Camag dogee bo, a ong H C4 % \“\\“\' a i,“ Prut “f gr ho v Hepat 1 hoe u w . eof L bov ee bahay dor Moc ers ree ac L e ace e fat , , , 4 {pe a o Losers preop con he Piogm x G Root poe b. ~ors to aat'ten i a - 60 D t soo boe +s etn aroa't Wer th Han I eee ais u s © po aA f hod owh 00 f mht todd K 1 ~ tot 9 ~ aN + Loaves , Marc wod Boy «0 MWrapgq os lL atoloagp pa oA Tra orcs \tu eg Prakoe M arning. * o= * . $o ata pet toe aah ' + ¥ 000 be eroare 6 aks Weve d gs y pros e> pol. va wpather 1 't, Ca++ fe 640 yuor I‘d, bors R ; M OR ku ga Jo ure das «tke cage ¢ 6 te [he 8 a.. 1a Free Bang = ot c oce we YNorvee, {rou fdpaera How Yoo pere ote ' ou to dogo at 4 os Mal dud est o -e nol f y NM 6 are re ested to Notice,. present toe Atp oa how opap a en to aw the opt f Tk Y oud ege 0 f 3 '+ a tw * kop l [ro rand pik Nok ook w I yon & Fa int +[ m, ook - Lecinre (ourse. Neatice. 10069 Pal 0 Some 56 e pe l0€ [¢. £0 f oth e man S iC am ~ oil we are bo nate 40 ecfuire ~\ ~ * oe morse here to pa ow tor ae mt ow Er las + to a' my exper ence «s we @@ there ~ C faw nt 0 = hile former ecipaes lae of At Al. 6; Far Sale. mou raging. | Last season my a nurase )f boo se woof oto on Fast ct e la ~*\ t ree enterta umet*s, for 810 oeiadei! T Hose w and oe bau. F cuark, the Roya. Hand Bel Rangers @501 0 oul; q* & ua rwain aug lt C J oul. Ro Gengh - After pariog expenses no ye W o Ao | received on.y eighteen ; ara for aber + o- ~ a l cent of opers hbonee three nights (ard of Thanks. Rut: the peopie wast a acuree, as | ar te arrange a course for Paton. I mn se- The ~ ailreu of Mrmr Burtharny A- «shoo retum heir reartfel~ Aure talent for the tw tmwnse atoa re Therm o CC tenis and neighhbe- l1icei rate, and wo. psat an @ ~onree of for to- t .n esa 1h: ae entertainment 'or &1 25 rer each And ool 4° P “3,317- belie cel) “: 28 seas ~ reserved seat Neket if the ve coe A& C CC -who sang af che l+ w.l te . Deralcn lak ~@ bckete & 1 a- ° a ae as ee ~ reammna\iy expert fo ~\fge onf over I For Sale. mast by Now (56s Fong cf oue ow 9 cr sow, sever ~> Fo , > -* jacoh [Hemet t- =ng milone asuevtei for pe Rojer Rev Tae Wo Ta- mage. Rev J H \ neent Res T P Tho a> %o be Rc sy mcuemcrer that Teppar ¢ . i a Tjrmi cane a £5.54 WT}? +> ge ast fe c= a (po. T A W) Palmer is sealing the c=*t o ce~ ar cunts in thre 1 at a heavy weight and sef-vinr'e? ngo fade '% an' 17 Sogatr Aa. za Tcamrs Ve- Respectfaily «r mane. | H HEawizar~ 5 _ WHOLE NO. 1976. Car Couplers. The law of Massachusetts, compelling railrowds in that State to use some au- tomatic car-coupler, goes into effect March ist, 1885. Under the act creat- iug the Board of Railroad Commission ers, they have power to examine and upprove some style of coupler to be used in that State. A trial was had in Boston, last- week, of car couplers, Among other exhibits was 'The Barnes Automatic Car Coupler This Coupler has been in use on the Rochester & Pittsburg R. R., since June lust. Two cars, with the- Barnes Coupleraftived, were loaded near Pitte_ burg, came on to Rochester, then over the New York Central R. R. to Albany; then over the Boston & Albany to Boston. The Byrnes Automatic Car Coupler Compghy, which was organized some time ugo, has a capital of $500,000. Its location is at Room 125, Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.. The officers are as follows Lucien Barnes, Syracuse, President and (teneral Rev. Willimm Manning,. Rochester, Vice: President and Treasurer, Charles E. | Manning. Rochester., Secretary Clins, 50. Barnes. Bald winssifle. Mechanical Superintendent |__ the test nade no Bostom. the fol ' low cea tract. owoidt ten bov the Great 'rudlrond muthorits in that eaty. shows ely the snueeess of The Burnes Nubfommmt ire Car Coiipder PMB oo NRO col PLKI® CHEF cc sto N ERS HEARING C Los LD 17} pXPLAINE 1D AND 20 TRSTKD, In the nfternoen, Comnissioner Ste ves sent to othe ABs yards and tested the eeugpler 'Plus had fromm the Roedester & PHO Durg ronal onf relied to lowded ears shich it fowie iod pros ge tecirmyg auto position on J +0 thoose oa fro saw it, \thns con} er pre sented an genoitne tr , prise J+, tecadly from all others Hoar been patented only last Apo to Jia hecdogie dueedy oop So cot est egt au aced ruil use on A te . cocrs 50 Ue Re hester -& Pitt sher soos enti fhead as hmaocgtig made na c soy ce _xpe too Taos of the horn a 'a + 1 ~ and the hooks hpe &ef < e to- no tres Tas foss the present ot ° ours [hes consist of broad pout + 0a «feel }} qneles dn thiek mes< oc coand f o«et ting dnto ened other tho pine which run down throoy cou fodraw head a length f ndeaut ta '< t ard are held at the «ot fot tey cormglles hedted too the car «pM ats w» 'how op the Miller pres» thie gga > foget her [now orc ot ta <a hoor [he A ois so «hort that toe adduct Core aR or Y beaut ane ho <foo sar & & al wed w'e hotrun sak tio M4 oue ok ,p 60 to Sor ostaftihy A hea vor f rach ts the aptasf ~ cuor umd puree aiid prot fik thu ounag es of the x of es- tf eme > on x> iff Uv Phere pe dow f 00 shoo [Lae xi har s qoute rax fas wath {fs o wig woad 1 with ans draw sar thoo < for gunk and pin. this nano -< owo thdrawn and alowed tog R << - hain while eommpling is 03000 cde ~ omen link and pm ~' *' % ~ paert aitiPnately stjeeceed the oc an | pon Altogether ait i< a Part enor s puat. ¢ 0] «pense with bha etpch oto drgoa age t pte fomp dr a 'na «pm nag Jouer oo | Ce rare *t uaap how ke c moh oter escu They + A me FPrA ««} Motu a seq s f ense All pry cst oes thev are Soundi thhse mak woo opto toon peces h e ant} anything tuat ok Coe Reales the «pA. tous Ar owed makes. upi tig ser *a v0 care Coank T f cow gever c nat evyrerm} arrose the -at are orAjeed or jopreeeed apd a* of <\ A ~*4> They work equ ; we 0 fromn oe cher sade - Two asset is Mfee for conping ard uneenpiing vans fro these evere extend to the <«54. whare a fe cor two back from - end, a lever an ratchet are plared ygeans of whish in.conpling is a safe i ! may operation w'en the train is . sotion Alit these attachments are ade worheout in ar anner interfer ng present pling arrange ments ort raw has. an a ses<t. nelud ng roevaity oof #0500 $8 a car The inventor Char -so - Barpes was form- sriv a brakema; 0~ohe BRosten & Al \any ROR Hos moss Mr Lacien Barmea, of Nyras cee. o®'hn } y the way, < brother of <x Ins irarese Commissimn- -r Hon. W uiham Reames of New York , ~ president of che coupler ~-»mupaAoy, and was preseut atche test Ho aaked +- nare the device sevepely reatal Fojt tr~ere was mo ~pportaunity [t pase: 1 the ordinary teats perfertbe [* nas =~ the t heat tem t thoe 1° ongth/ imperfert v . heea rse tote movrel & ~haracte\ recenrved, «n spBagai large stock 'T ath's end ChBArepe ~reronsate fromm & w #15 st Ure & Dorccax'k. x~ & lis
