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The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

The grasshoppers have commenced their
ra~sges en- the Plains. They have stripped
sone ranches Of every bud, Leaf, blade, fruit
and flower in few hours. They win go un-
der ground and eat up onions and other roots.
They settle on ranch in swarm which in
the air darkens the suns light. 10 few
bours. that ranch is no more. If the owner
be away tradinger cour,ing or loafng around
some bueolie gin-mill, thero is mad, dan
ssrous aud discouraged man when he returns.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Pixley and Stratnan are reported as con-
tending for the leadership of the Chinese Op-
position. Muscle rs. Mind.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Vim. s. Cooper is authorized 70 act N
Agent for the " USlos DsxocRAr, = for soils
ting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to reception money due thisolEc.. =
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

The Graas Valley Union says it costs from
$3.50. to S. coo to get patent for 3 quartz
claim.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

An English paper says of John Bright that
be now "knits garters 70 a,snse himse!f.n
So'far as garters 60 John might amuse
himself in more sensible way with the ar
ticles than by knitting them.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Steilacoom Lodge, Nc, ., F. s A. NJ.

In travelling from the plains up toward the
foot,hills. there is noticed gradual improve
ment in the grain. We may not boast the
monster ranches OF the San Joaquin valley,
hut ocr crops are surer. The plains, for
farmers with light purses, are hazardous.
The hig fsh, cultivating thousands of acres,
with thousands Of dollars worth Of agricnl-
tural machinery and a balance in bank, can
death to the one and two hundred acre men.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
@-5 GSi4

What the Old Line now shows to the poo
rle of Tuolumne. neutrality-suspicious. of reg
nlar mails-no papers-no news-no moth
ing. Cos we're naughty. -
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

Red Cloud says the Mormons have always
dealt fairly, with his people. lie islionizinS
East
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

NOTIcE.-TUE UNDERsTGNED ID win
~ apply to the Boa, d OF Supervisors Of ruoumne
County. at their next regular meeting for renewal OF
License to keep Toll Bridge at Italian Par South
Fork of the Stanislans River.
JOAQUIN SEhUPE.
June IS lS7o-sw
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
TELEGRAPnlc.

We do SO. Here it is.
TELEGRAPHlc.
JUNE 9th.-Prcsident Grants dead z!
JUNE 10th. President Grant is trout 6st
ing with the Dent family.
r. JUSEll,h.-Tremendons earthquake at Sar
Francisco! Occidents Hotel Frank Pixley
Jimmy Bowman. Lick House, Mercantile
Library Lottery and many other edi6ces ir
ruins. Telegraph Hill goes down and come,
up on the base of Blossom Rock. All tha
work to be done over again. Won Schmid
is in estacies. Both the Re publican aud Dem
ocratic platforms were shaken to pieces.
LONDON, June l0th.-The Queen is in bet
ter spirits than for years past. She turned .
fipfap in the House of Lords Yesterday
This will be succeeded by sympathetic re
yalution of the ministry.
JAMESTOWN. June llsh.-Mr. Dixon's ca
has had kittens?
PARIS, June l2th.-The Emperor has taker
to wearing low-necked dresses. He has
changed his shirt for fortnight. The no
pulace are excited. The washerwomen en- of th,
city are erecting barricades of wash tubs ir
the Faubu'y 81. Aatoine.s The cry is a ba,
&c dirtee tyranti
CHARLESTON, S. G. June 13th.- South Ca
rolina has again seeded. Fort Sumpter ha,
been fred upon and Henry Ward Beechel
shot The old flag was ignominiously haul
eddown, cut up and used fof milk strainers
Bishop Kip takes command of the Southern
forces.
June l4th.-The Fourth of July will b,
celebrated all over the South With a rev;va
of the old patriotic spirit not witnessed sine.
the war.
June 5.-Cape Horn. Windy.
June 6.-North Pole. Cold.
June 7th.-Equator. Hot.
June Sth.-IIell. Ditto.
June 9th.-Heaven.. Mid and pleasan.
Crops promising. Golden crowns and harm
selling at reduced prices. Pork, cheap an,
plentiful. Rich copper lead struck in Mt
Zion.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
The Last News Ditch.

r There is no more news from abroad obtain.
able in Sonora. The last Bay papers received
at this Office were dated June 18th. Our pa
per must go to press on Friday. We may on
Friday evening get mail from San Fran
cisco ana We may not. At oil events i: Twill
be toe late to be cf any service to this naper.
We are 500 miles in the wilderness. We are
10 years behind the times. We are left be-
hind ir the march of civilization. We are un-
hitched from the car of progress. Uuder
uch circumstances the next best thing to do
is to manufacture our own news from abroad.
We do so. Here it is.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
This is tho way the man preferred travel.
ling rather than ride at s. per trip.
~

This bird svmbolizes the ruling spiri. prev
slcnt on the Old Line before the opposition.
Mud carts, swill carts. wheelbarrows. OK
wagons were even too good for those Tu,lum-
he scrubs to ride in. .s
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
We concnr in the ~. D. REDMOND.
foregoing opinion II. b. MCNEIL.

NOTICETO ROAD PoLLTAxPAYER3.
TIE undersigned hereby gives notice that and ater
this date he will notrecngniza labor receipts Road
Tax except such be issued according to the law
construed in tha foregoing opinion.
. J. A. S. TROUT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector Of Tuolumne County.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

The Masonic M,Tcr publishes the follow
ing notice which is worthy of perpetuation
Hence we perpetuate.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18

There will be exhibition Of Foot Racing consisting ef
1st Sack Racing. 2d. Racing by Fat Men. 81. Racing
hy men over twenty-five years Of 4th. Racing by
Young between the Of Sixteen and Twenty ave
years 5th Racing by Boys of the of Sixteen years
and under. Valuable prizes will be awarded to the vic
tors
The union Democrat., 1870-06-18
In the evening grand dsplayof
FIRE WORKS
Will take place.

general invitation is extended all citizens Of the
County to participate in the festivities OF the day.
Committee of Arrangements
Jchn Barry. d. NJ Ken1"ld. D. Mclean. d. Seweil r.
Leonard. A. T. B,yle. +. Ke J. Phelps. T.. A. Rodgers
S. Benas, j. Alternately C. II Randall. J. + Rooney, J
II. Shepard and v. PttorE, C, H. BURDEN Sec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

tiiev nave in their treasury will soon be
expended for flesh a Editions.
| The 81. Adams Messenger learns that :
bold attempt WAS made on Tuesday ii lit
to rob the National Union Bank at Svai-
ton Falls. II is thought that AT least two
persons were concerned in the affair. IN
entrance to the bank wa$ effected by fore
ln@ Il window blind. aud then pryin4 ~
the lower sash with an iron aar. NO. i
was commenced on the vault by diil,ia- .
hole. al inch in diameter. near ihc Go,i,u.
ct HE door. but evidently becomil. a!4..-:.-
ed. they He'd. They took about Sl5O worth
OF revenue stamps from the drawers.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Major Robert \. llutchins OF Brandon.
had Il bullet, received at the 'Wildcrncss"
in 1861. removed from his hip. The Rut-
land Herald states that several attempts
had been made 10 find it. but never with
success until recently. The bullet WAS
large ami roughly made. ana was some
Tour or five inches beneath he surface.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
y mcctin" OF the corlorators Of the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad was
held at The Pavilion hotel on Monday the
20th tilt. at which James Il. Lan",Ion and
John y. Page were appointed commissions
erS 10 receive subscriptions 10 the capital
>t"rh Of the road. The subscription Of
til town of Montpelier for 2000 shares OF
stock was made on Tuesday. and $1,000. |
being per cent. Of ,hcir par value. paid |
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

"Carlcton." 80 well known - rorrc--
pondent OF the Boston journal. delivered
his lecture China and the Chinese Qu"~-
ton" to u fall house in this place on Thurs
day cvenin" last, He told hi> hearers ct
many OF the customs Oi he Chinese. some
of Which were full OF interest To lovers
OF Odd HysOn" and other >ciuu~ OF
his Celestial family. Onc most cNccllcu.
rule among these people Is TO settle ac-
counts and pay balances the first OF Jan
uary each year: when the slack and dila-
tory among them neglect to do 50. their
creditors may pursue Them nj night. even
into their bedrooms. and to any and all
their retreats. with lighted lantern in
hand. until the debt i cancelled. II the
custom shOGld prevail! amongst Us. some
men in our OWL communities would. 10
doubt. find their abOdcS brilliantly illumi-
mated New Years eve. free OF expense.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

We notice that the First Congregational
Church at PaineviIle. Ohio. have granted
their pastor. Rev. IL. {. Hayden. six
months leave OF absence. Ic join Rev. +.
l.. Goodwin of Chicago. at Paris. when
together they will visit Palestine and the
East. His salary i continued Mr.. Hay
den will be remembered Is the supply a;
he North Church i'll this place in 1856.
We see in the Washington Territory
newspapers favorable notices OF Hon. L.
+. DeDison, lately appointed chief Justice
OF that Territory. Mr. DcnniSpn j, a IA
tive of Caledonia county. aud previous to-
1850 was democrat. but since the break
ing out OF the war has been an ardent
supporter OF the republican admini>;Ia-
ton.
At the meeting OF the directors OF the
Vermont Valley railroad. GouvcrncUr
Morris, y. Y. was elected president. ana
Geo. \. Merrill of Rutland. director. to
fill the vacancy occa>ioned by the death
OF Hugh IL. Henry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
~ PilS !:iT1y.

Mr-~l~ Carpenter y Jones in addition
10 tlcir utlic.' wholesale aud retail nlrni-
tGrr business. are now purcha-iu" clewaut
black walnut frames Tor parlor suites. and
uphol~tcgin@ them in their own shops.
Tncy are men who do their work in the
mos; thorough manner. and who>ocycr
buy lhnr 20 Is may be sure of some
Thin" that will wear. \ medallion sci re
Gently finished. is beautiful enough to L.
pay one tor visiting tn. furniture rooms
merely 10 see Il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
SR;fticH DrHIb.

Mr. David Thompson of North Danvillc
rot up carly on the Both ult.. and built =
fire a. usual. and returning 20 hi bed
room. sank down into chair. remarkin"
L" his wife tina ne didn't know hut he was
"oin@ to die. he soon became partially
or wholly Unconscious. aud died in "a little
NOR" than an hrur. Mr.. Thompson was
Il man past middle lite. universally lc.-
j'rrI"d. and leaves Il wife. but we think no
children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
Fire at LGH6ORciiiP.

On Friday night the 3lSr. the dry house
belonging to the Passumpsic K. L. Co.. at
Lyndonviile. was discovered to be on fire.
The ire is supposed to have caught from
the stove. and the flames soon spread to
the floor above. which was covered with
several inches OF saw-duSt. and although
two streams OF water were poured il up
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

on it. it was not eXtin%uiShed for several
hours. There was very little damage
done to the lumber, and on" thousand dol
lars will cover all loss. \ dispatch was
received at hi, place TO have Il fire-crginr
in readiness in ease I e hydrantS wee not
able To keep he fire in subicction. but for
tuna'clv it was not needed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
4 cate.

IN ca>tcrly storm set in about midday
OF the Sabbath. and considerable lail tell
before ni%htlall. BY linc O'Clock The
wind blew gale. and high wind pre-
vailed all night. We have heard oi no
great damage BEN" done hrrcabout~ In!
those who were Oul called it the most tear
tul night they ever experienced. The old
railroad shed at this place Wa, blown
down. aS was also ia" BIZ watch sim 1T
Mr.. iiowaid's store. and inauy window
blinds about III" village wee more or les
demolished. The "aIr on tn" coast Wa
quite severe. a. such storms always are.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

At Iilr annIal town meeting on Tuesday
last. the town voted to raise 4 tax OF 100
ecIts on The dollar ot ihy grand ii~r to G,-
fray town expenses The past Year. The
estimated damage to the town by the
fall lic-hrt~ Is about - .G00-about 30 cl~.
on the collar of the grand list.
The sabbath Nchool exhibition at the
BapliS; Church on Friday evening last
VA fully atGcHdci. aud Il success. The
original cNerci-c> were especially mrrto-
riuuS. and well received.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

Gnr day la>t week G. il. Day OF Ben
ningtou. met with a severe accident. He
Wa ~,auding in front OF colt which he
WAS hayin" >hod. when the animal sud
dcnly reared. planting one OF hi> tore feet
with great force directly over the eye OF
Mr.. ID.
y man named Mcllot of Pownal. wa
killed Il few days since. by being struck
on t&c head with taiiin" limb. while
rhuppin" in The woods.
\ communication III the Bennington
Banner states that there arr fifteen places
in that town where liquor i openly sold.
besides any number OF secret holes tor the
same purpose.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The friends aud associates of the late
II. II. Locklin, assistant superintendent
of the Vermont Central railroad. have
erected handsome monument to his
memory in the new cemetery at St. Al
bans. Vt.
81. Adams has shipped in the way OF
lreigh, he past year 2.s75.060 pounds of
butter. 1863 pounds OF cheese. and 1885
boxes OF mineral water.
The officers and employees of the Yer
mont Central railroad have library OF
400 BOOKS at ST. Adams; aud S2U0 which
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

David Trull. aurtlpnrcr at West Burke.
III selling HE personal property Of tie e.
tate OF Daniel Cross. late ii Sutton. made
500 distinct sales in five homS-avcraginr
more thaua sale minute. These sale.
varied from 10 cc'tS to 500 each VIM.
y. Dcn~m"re. Notwithstanding The rapid
i;y OF he ~alc. booked the articles sold.
ana not one mistake has appcarcd. Any
on" wishing rood sale will OF course.
employ david"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

The King o.: Bavaria kindly permitted Doct. j. e..
Aver TO have Z. tak,u Of E.aacAs celebrated COZ
81 statue 0. \lc.ory, which belongs to the Bavaria
Crown and stands At tie Of tie Royal Palace
II V inch. The Doctor lad it cast in bTOnZt, and las
rs,nieI Il 10 tie City Of Lowell, where il stand in he
Iirk nl ymboiize- TIE triuUpLs OF freedom and med
ic uc. Her Manufacture are the prd Of Lowell AID
io.enoz. among III .er's Melici.= MAKE her name
GRATEFUL! -elacmb ID - the uuuumhcred mutt uIe
who are cured by them OF affecting and often dangerous
diseases.-L Boston Journal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

"vcr-ezertior, either of body or mind produces De
'ty and Il ca-e. The usual remedy is to take som,
s'''it, the effect Of which is the game as giving
h't! T. he whip instead of oat The way is to
'''! IT, m with permanent tonic like the Pc
'' syria. q lroIoXdc of ron,) which gives strcn eth
ati 'Ii'r 20 thu whole -y-tem
iacre - probably, no way in which we can benefit
or r .d"rs more than by recommending to then, for
=. John oiis AnoGync Linmcut It i lapt,d 10
al. all the prrpO e of Family Medicine; ami ~ a
% tic Tor c. ugh, colds, whooping cough sciences of
g.: 'n lame stomach, rhcmlti-m -pi ting of blood
- I'll lung difficulties, it has equal that ever we
.' or hel'i of.
ihr propricty Ct giving dion ne,:icing to horses
cattle ana sheep, Wa dcu-s, and admitted 10y many
OF III Agricultural Societies throughout Tie State Last
ALL and W" Relieve that in every but they de-
cid d in favor Of >hcridaus Cavalry Condition Pow
49,. Good jud m,ut
NEW INvENrro>s.-In the older countries of Europe
" here labor Is cheap, the inventive ftcuts
simulated to the eNtct common in the United
Wherever civilization extends, American ingenuity il
'cnSnizcd IL leading tina; Of IL. other nations in the
number and value Of is abJr-sayng appliance.
The tire great triumph- of the Electric lei rrrph
he Lightning l'r-s, AID the wing Nacln,, Int
shining -'"r in the constellation full inventions
.iat cnci.cl republic.
WI q weekly lit Of applications :or pltcut-
nat Il n'lnhetcd y hundreds, it is m,ttr of mpor-
Lcc 70 the ~ rious inventor h -hod place Iii
business i'll he hand Of solicitor who : not only well
'r-"d in he prc-cut deiiilr Of III t Office but he
LIQUID GEEK one who is an f,t concerning the mulif.
i,us cttc.s TEN heretofore r.rntcd and whose sac
r in difficult c=cs in The ptst l. guarantee of IL
cradle result when doubtful poiIt- 1t Issue.
he card # Il. IL. EDDY. "a, Boston. in col
"ns today j. that Of of the successful solc t
r. OF Ancricssa AID Foreign PAT nt-, and his long
cri nee in til lin aside i.on hi cti,n with the
H'c"t Office r nd l. him amply compel ut furnish
!! c' dcd informal on, while his character for huzinc-
teri i Il c5al Used to need comment f ON u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
,Ai AND STATE ITEMS.

I-i.>r~ wish jobs of Fidua M
done. sc invite them to give us a
..... rlr into the Caledoniau Office sew
-.,-. o7th # beautiful type of new de-
irwin other material, and skilful
O.. Go almos' any job of Printing in
..r.. Try u hriore sending el-c-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
WE WANT AGENTS EVERYWHERE

TO canvass Tor Henry j. Raymond aud New York Jour
nalism Octave volume of page beautifully illus
t 4 ed and richly bound being u life and history fun
OF deep interest to al. The author Mr. Maverick Man
aging Editor of the New York Evening Post ha. in
this book, revealed many of stirring interest nev
cr before hown to the public Cinvassers for this work
will derive great benefit from gratuous editorial ad
vcr-ing send for descriptive circular see our cx
ira induccmcnt. \. :. HALE d CO., Publisher Hart
iord' ~ 1896
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

ii rather ~mack> of injustice to lock Il
mLn up in dungeon and icrd him on Tim
2rIrl for refusing to pay hi> POLL and do-
tax. especially wien the was ILLEGALLY a.
~r~>ri. and owned no do~. Thi- WIS the
hard tate. however. OF person seventy
five wears old in Burke. VI. i. soon a.
'he iooi creature was released ne bro't
an action iUr damages. when il appeared
ihat. in addition To hi~ otter grievances.
III" papers upon which he was committed
were Informal and rood for nothing. The
most rgmarhablc toalmr" i the matter Wa
tial. after ruil statement and proof OF
tines. a-gravalih- circumstances. the jury
thought 500 ample dama@r>-havlu. an
eye. We >uppo~r. t. the COS. "t the cruel
which the old man had consumed at the
rNprn>c OF the county,. !. T7bp,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
1autltu 4 Co.'S Column.

KILL THE DEMON of Pain. wolcot.'s Pain
Paint removes pain Instantly and heal- old Ulcers.
Nolcous AnHihator Catarrh Bronchitis and
Cold in the head. Sold by all Druggists and Isl Chat
ham square, y. y. 1896
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

60. this section OF the State will
.-.. tA- interest of the Caiedo-
...- .- local items promptly and
.. ,p-ln.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07
III . " 4 Il d $.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. II. l.dhE. Solicitor of HatcntS,

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
IL. IL. eddy, Solicitor of Patents,
Late a-,Itof l. ). Patent office Washington, (under
tiIr act Il ISL
- state Street, opposite Ality street, Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty
ears continues secure patents the United States
Britain France and otter foreign Couu--
tries. Caveats, ltCluIdtiu,, buE.s assignments,
papers or drawings Tor patents executed liberal
.eru.s. and with despatch. Researches made into
American foreign works, to dete mine validity
utEty OF patents uveutiOus-and legal OF Other
advice rendered IN all matters touching the same Coprt
Assignments recorded al Washington w.
IEsTIAoSI
Il re-aTd NJ. EDDY as one OF the most successful
aud capable practitioners with wnOm have mad olci-
u intercourse CEAS. MASON
,, Commissioner OF Patents.
Il have no b" STALLION IN assuring inventors that they
laiIgt employ pe.Son more competent and trust
"oIt ana more capable uttlUt lreir application
IA d iyiL4 20 secure Tor them early and iayOIsEt9
GCnsl Iteration at the patent ollie"
LDhl D By IKE Late Commissioner OF Patents,
- M L. Ii. ..ddy has for me Is applications,
al bit O-e wtcn pat ats have been srant,d and
that e saGE. Sylh unulistakeabit Ir,o ui great
taItit -i.4 e.! part leads to recommend
a. iH"et.s: apply 20 him L. procure their pRtcnls
t-- IJay be- Vi hayrg the moot Failhi, atep.
don Ess uTedcH Lhsir SSsts, ana vsIy feas.pEt's
cnsF="'. .. JOHN TAG 'AbF.
DH;rstshl b.OLth-. tbs SlUsCi.ueT Ia CO.. hit
&C {. made ut twiCe rejected .yyli.
esis every one OF which ueCded n iayor,
~ the commission OF patents, X, u. EDDf-
Boston, Jan. !, lo7y-ly,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

/ -OL New Years eve the ladies of TN,
( Centre vfllag" Con@rre ational church pre-
scented their pastor. Re-. Edward T. Fair
banks. with very neat and tasty hanging
lamp for the hall of his dwelling house
which was very pleasant remembrance.
-Ihe annual meetin" OF the Ladies' Ii
brary Association will be holden at \. G..
Chadwick's. Tuesday evening. Jan. Is. at
: o'clock. 1t is requested that books be
longing to the library may al he returned
on the Wednesday previous to the meet
ing.
MIR. Thomas Ward OF North Danvillc
Is drawing stone upon his lot. corner OF
Eastern avenue and Pearl street. prcpara-
tory 10 putting ny Il business buldim..
thereon the coming season. On 'TurS,lay.
a. he WAS turnn" his team to unload. Ih,
sled >lucd around on the ice. crow,,iu.
his horses over the stones and down 1Ii,.
bank. but we understand no great DAMAGE
was done.
~ - -i' il''lilI 'lil ' bl ~. Jbtlil~!l itN
East received a pastoral vi~il from hi
people and the citizens generally Of In.
village aud vicinity on New Year, day.
They came laden with Kind wishes and
generous @itts. The a>~rmhla"c was
lar"e and very agreeable Anon" other
pleasant dofmgs o! the evening. Mrs. Hum
phrey was made an honorary mrmbri. OF
the -imo rican Board OF Foreign Missions.
Mr.. Bruce. who was - injured by 4
kick from his horse last week. lived only
thirIy-siA hours. y past "logcm Show cI
The injury to be more severe than Was III
first supposed. the whole OF one sid. of
tie skull being actually >hiyrrrd by the
blow. 1t will always remain a mystery
how the accident occurred. IL he Wa :. |
man of large experience with horses. and !
was careful with and kind to them. H.. !
leaves Il wife and ircc children to mourn |
his untimCly death.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

..,, i,r#iS.
.,,rcI> OF prayer" i hcin" ob-crv-
.oU.h congregational church in
Abel ~horry has bought Il build
Railroad street. just south o!
.. a f"mick'>.
-H. -.murl Redwood fell ON the ice
a~' yilla"c Monday morning,
uI- of his arms.
s.aAiin Fairbanks has purcha>-
tn.y ou summer street for S.
... is line location. and we are
..~ fallen into - good hands.
... EINrr! +. Griswold of this
-uid hi~ interest in the peg fac
Hhwnhcrland. to Joseph Chase
place.
F.. e.. eil>by. oi the firm % d. u
-.' of This place. has zone west
n- t-rur for a Boston clothin"
81. =. o. Pratt has removed his
.... across the avenue to the
rs. where lac Ia, lifted up Il nice
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

a.~' National Bank of this place
rI.-4uuual dividend of tour per
any "a handsome sum to sur
.... Dividend payable on and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

..s.aAiin Fairbanks has purcha>-
tura.N uu summer street for 81
u, is line location. and we are
a.~ fallen into - good hands.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-07

"''. social" of the series will
.- 'r-jry of the No. Church.
-'Nf. jan. 18th. Ladies in
.. t.orGo"n and gentlemen TO
.ra is usual.