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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
DURriIFe.

work on the p. d o. r. r. is progress
ING very favorably in this town. or rather
has been, until quite recently. The mel
were paid of last week Wednesday. and
since that time, seve'al of the hands la
boring for Messrs. Hinch & Powers. have.
owing to some misunderstanding, left their
work. We do not however, anticipate any
serious stoppage. and trust that the little
difficulty between the contractors and their
men will soon be amicably settled,
number OF our citizens were consid-
erably excited last Friday evening, over
what appeared to be building on fire.
located about two miles from the village
Several pei sons, anxious to render assist
ance 10 the owner of the supposed prem
l-es, procured teams and fastened with all
speed 10 the scene OF the fire. Upon their
arrival they discovered to their dispust.
that the fire was caused by the burning of
a large brush pile. which the owner had
purpoSely set on fire. Their chagrin at
beln" thus deprived of Witnessing first
class fire. can be more easily imagined
lilsil utSCIlDCNl,
As an instance OF the carelessness of
baseball laying, we would mention that
VIM. IL. Preston, Esq, while driving
through OUR streets quite recently. was
struck il the stomach by Il ball accident
ally thrown by some young boys. render
ing him insensible for short time. We
are pleased to learn that 10 serious injury
was inflicted, but it is not very pleasant to
be deprived of ones breath, even for
short time, when there is nothing more to
crafty than the taste OF few bows who
persist in playing ball when teams are
passing. Measures are being taken to
suppress this dangerous game on our
common, which we hope will be success
tul.
Mr.. NJ. 5. Staples has sold his tan IN. To-
Gated about one mile south OF this village,
to Mr.. Freeman Undcrhill. Mr.. STABLES.
We believe, intends to locate in Barre.
\ man giving his name as Ira McLaren.
and said to work for King. Fuller 4 Co..
caused considerable excitement in our
usually quiet town last Saturday evening.
1t appears that he was recently paid off. |
and concluded to take Il short tIip from
the scene OF his recent Iabors. (tor the
Improvement of his health probably and
IN the course OF his journey. managed to
get badly intoxicated. After threatening
one or two families with violence. he was
and conveyed to jail His trial
took place at st. .John>bury. Wednesday
forenoon. June -. before Justice y. NJ.
Johnson, and was fined 50 tor getting in
tOXicatcd. together with costs. The priS-
Oner couldn't remember" where he OBJ
tanned his liquor.
AT the Annual Communication of Wash
burn Lodge. No. 80, +. & y. NJ. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year
ensuing: Ii. X. Haviland. W. NJ: Geo.
L. Eaton. ). W; ii. c. Weeks. j. W.;
W. II. Preston. :. ID. .. y. Colby. j. D.:
". G. Bartlett and W. 0. Stratton. Stew
ards; c. Woodward. Marshal: John Sias.
Tyler.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
i!yeG0te.

The hay crop of this vicinity will not
exceed one-haIt what it was last year, al
though the beautiful showers OF this week
Will somewhat improve it. Corn and other
crops look well Tor the season of the year.
i. 3. Priugle has already begun to fur
nlsi village people with green peas, raised
in tic open field. He claims to have out
zone down-country gardeners i'll raising
tomato plants from seed sown in April,
which produce strong, healthy plants. and
were III bloom six weeks after coming up.
/. j. Brown OF this town has good one
year Old Durham bull calf when girts
feet. 5 inches. and weighs over 1000 lbs.
lie has gained q inches during the last
i've months and had no extra iced.
Eev. VIM. Bruct, pastor of the L. L.
Church OF this town, has minated that
lac intends Iesigning his charge soon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

White river at West Hartford, on Mon
day OF last week. Edwin A. Burnett,
the young man who riskcd his life to
save that of the child, and was carried
over two dams in the attempt, has fully
recovered from the injuries then received.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
County Court.
Hon. Benz. Ii, STEELE. Judge.

Hon. BENZ. II. STEELE, Judge.
CHARLES ROGERS. JR., Associate
j. Il. DARLING. Judges.
IS. EtJridye Hantoon et ar. rs. IhOmG
y. IuytOr.-Pitf. sold farm to dett.
agreeing to take in part payment, Sl2O(
worth OF government bonds, at a price tC
be fixed by the cashier OF Caledonia Bank
\ mis- understanding upon this point hay
ing arisen, the parties agreed to adopt tht
quotations found i'll the New England Far
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

bridge at Fairbanks store, and tipped
over the cart. breaking up things. and ran
away, but was taken up, doing no damage
to the horse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

... town Caucus Saturday evening.
g. Johnson was chosen chairman.
=. Z. Idle. secretary. On motion.
~pauloiu". Emerson Hall. W. L.
"a y. j. Pike were appointed by
a committee to bring in Il list OF
... and altcrnatc> to represent our
tuc State Republican convention
iU-tru the 23d. The following
.ir commentator and they
.#aimou~ly elected by the five
.. present at the caucus: y. l..
.i,-atr. John Bacon substitute !:
g.. her. delegate. ". \. Chapman.
...: y. VI. Johnson, delegate, y.
...-iilIIlr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

mer for the first of January, as the pric
of the bonds. These quotations gave thu
, value of bonds with the coupons on. Def
cut off the coupons and sold them before
delivering the bonds. aud this action wa.
brought to recover the value OF the cou
pons so detached. Verdict for pltf, S3l SO
c. II. Davis and Lamson for plff. Bart
lett and Belden for dett
IL. John NoyeS rs. Curtis p. Bean-The
plaintiffs wife. Mrs. Moves. was mother
to defendants wife. and died at dett's
house. leaving there various articles OF
wearing apparel and other personal prop
erly. This action was brought to recover
the value ofthis personal property, which
pin. claimed had been withheld from him
and converted to deft's use. The defence
was that the property had been given to
def. by plaintiffs wife before her death.
and Noyes himself subsequently assented
to the gilt. The jury were unable to set
tie this family quarrel and so disagreed.
CahoonS and Ross for pff. Bartlett tor
def.
A. Z. ". Ladd rs. Il. G. HimbaU.-Au
action brought to recover damages for
breach OF warranty on horse Ii ap-
peared from the evidence that the horse
sold to det't was warranted perfectly
sound, and guaranteed that he would be
well of temporary lameness within two
weeks. Before the expiration of that time
the horse died. The turning point in the
case was whether he died from a disease
that he had when sold or of disease
afterwards acquired. Verdict for plfi.
S96.33. LamsOn and Bartlett for plff.
Ross and Smith for def.
On Monday, the State cases were COM
menced. The fiji st tried was
State Us. Horace IVrigh.-Offence charged
intent to kill and murder. 1t appeared on
trial that Wright and his wife live apart.
their one child being in the hands OF
Wrght's parents AT Lyndonville. On the
18th day of January last, Wright's wife.
in company with ii. n. Wheeler of 1t. |
Johnsbury. went TO Lyndonville and |
brought away the child. Later in the day. |
Wright, with his father and officer. pro-
vided with fictitious papers. went 10
Wheelcr's house, demanded the child. and |
in the midst of the general excitement
presented pistol to Wheeler, with pro-
fame and threatening language. Verdict.
guilty of assault. Tie case has excited .
interest, and large number
of people came 10 attend the trial. {. II.
Davis and o. :. Burke for State. Bartlett
and Beldcn Tor Respondent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
NOTICE +.

Inc utdtTssned having fJrI4ed rueIsiip viii
Law !'--\~A- Law ~ IVE lie purpose carr I
-G 4''-' 'IilA7 would cay u puUc, heTcaItei
" 49,. ';ic InLcn turned siIU,, zucu
siL= cu,iiiiy Use, put them Oh iur o. Gael
uO"A- hePi4IIn5 don AT snOrt notice. All ~ wUrA
war.anted i've satisfaction.
l. Z. HARkOUS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

.-.uruts are about completed by
'ur ugh Boston mail will be car
go, express train. BY this ar
.W .ultcrS mailed at this place by
a uajE. viii reach Boston at ;
..... arN, morning. This will also
r.uc delivery OF mail matter in
H ,ur ucighborhood OF Boston.
....". a. letter tor Lowell, put in
b.. tui> place 1T : p. NJ. would be
.. q" boston the same night. and
lowell Oh the first mail train
.- receipt. Cur people are con-
lag themselves on having two
,-s ui TWO mails daily. 1t is hop
ID. &cw York mail also on this
,..u.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
&c. HAI:RUUN.
MUST HAVE-MONEY.

To meet my. demauds, all bills due l. C. Harroun
must be paid by the first Of June, or they will be
with attorney for collection
lVu !. Z, HARROEN,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Saturday before last tie barn of -. J.
Morrill,, of Swanton, was burned. tn,
fire taking from Il match igu;:cd by
some boys play ing in the lott.
Mondal afternoon of last week ycal
old boy Of Oscar R,gcrs. Of RichtorI.
was 50 frightened by Il clap OF thunder
that he Spran" from the CHAR in which
he sat, and fell 50 as to break one arm.
Sunday morLin. little clI.lI Of y.
ii. Slanhorc, of Richtori, Was badly
scaldcd by falling into Il pail of hot wa
ter that lis mother had lett standing on
the floor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

..., uf,hy Congregational society
..> .,agr. viii hold festival at
a,. hal, "Wednesday evening
..... main features OF which will
...- .ua1.bcrric>, ice cream ANA
i... viii also be aprons of all
.... @t.c.c~. etc. offered tor sale.
.., al somewhat similar festival
N."a"r} a irw week? ago. which
-.'w success. The ladies en-
lids entertainment enter into it
..|.., ami knowledge, aud il the
.. Ht near know how to appre.
ding. obey will be sure TO be
''...~ open from ) to 10 L. NJ.
'-..'.a devoted to the new parson-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

-. SID. ho seen by reference to our adj
..-,Iumn- that The Fourth of July
..u1-yryri in East II. bloomsbury by
-..urN Festival. etc. The Object
...-. mnG~ to repair the Congre@a-
. m..A at place. y worthy object
.uu.t a iar@c sum Will he realized.
a .-uiu- party from this place. >pcn!
B. .g- % New Hampshire last week,
.. judge had rare sport. a. they
-..,lrr 300 trout. Our thanks are
Nr. Wheaton Livingston tor nice
helm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Marriaars.

In 81 John-hury. June -, by Rev VIM W Thsver.
Mr. jerome I. Smith OF ST John-bury, and Mis- Esther
Vi. Heath of Barnet
In >or:hboro. ss June. Il, the r,ei cncr OF the
bride father, hy Rev u. +. Lailsou, Freeman &.
Lret Of Worccstcr. to Lizzie : Tatcr-on
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
CLOSING UP J
June IL, ISL

The subscribers having dissolved partnership by mu-
tuaI agreement all those having unsettled accounts
with them are requested to call and settle.
SPAULDING Il DUMMY.
June IL, $50 1917
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

-E,. I. ". Parker. returned mission
.nr,:ch at the Methodist church
sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
/, CALIFORNIAN.
HcA.. AND STATE ITEMS.

.,>.rrEY. VI. FRIDAY. JUNE -, $50.
---.-,.i-.n this section OF the State VIII
..~,...v 20 the interest OF the Caledo-
&C.,. ...:u- L. local items promptly and
.-... .--lh.r form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

-... a.,~uopn services at the South
ar. to be omitted during the
.. months.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
Sprfial 5lutifrs.
Masonic Hall---Union Block.

%N ? 4 ; ; Q N ? s c LOD G i.
NO. y, +. Il A NJ.
Stated meeting, May -
L. II. iiEALD, Seq.
CHAPTER. NO. lI.R. \. N.
Regular meeting. Friday eve, May l., $50.
+. !. DALTON, -, rotary.
PALESTINE CO2IMANDERY, NO. 8.
stated ,oncAvc May e, l~7o.
!. /. PElshlNS, Commander
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

.-' ans.
Randall had his wrist broken
..- with another boy in front
'... t.i'c Thursday morning.
.-.-.-D-haii old child of Lowell
.." aa4 hrohcu by fall from 4
.7". >suc days ago.
..,.a.ss.
D." l.~.u that Z par! ol roughs
.".. fortnight since outraged
--. loo, people, living in the Vi
'I,at best trout ponds in the
joss, yi ia" STAKE, Uy setting nets
" ,nc ui4n, driving the fish into
4". "ci@hhors ought never to
,Ecm 10 leave with their
.'.N. The law provides tor
... l-u. aud ii should be Ell
">-Wc thepeoplr OF the towns
"., u'd cijlzcn> ale l.,w-abid-
.u' ryj,icc to see laW-brcakcr>
..'.s'c cycu though they hail
'....-Du4y.
n,y,.
longing TO Mr.. Styles. that
"'ht OF Mr. BelAnap'S Wedncs'
",cn. turned around, anC
-.a tae hind wheels and body
.' forward wheels, up through
Sheet Portland street. and down
"'f 'l"c OF The river. No dam
..... although the streets welt
.e.n> ii the time.
longing to MIR. Hall. ped
H. L. d b. X. Woodruff, goI
On Wednesday, just over til,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
ORLEANS COUNTY.

Mcssrs. lIoyt y Trumpa,s, of Troy
at their mill, with one OF Luke Buzzcll'>
(St. John-bury) thirty inch water wheels,
sawed 300, 900 feet Of lumber in thcmonth
of April. 10 finish up Oh Saturday, they
sawed the mammoth spruce tree, drawn
to the mill by G.. Il. Wright. 1t was
cut into five logs, and sawed into inch
boards and plank. Total length, IS
feet; total amount of lumber, board
Measure, Bop #.
Commend Us 10 the Argus for a first
class obituary, As witness the following
Greensboro lest good citizen when
John Somcrs died, My 10Th. As a
neishbor and townsman he was highly
esteemed, and Is a Democrat he never
tllnched. His disease was .;aundicc.
Among the hotel arrivals at the Mem
phremagog House, Newport, June l.,
were the following: His Royal High
ness, Prince Arthur; Sir John Young,
Gov. Gen'l. of Canada; Lady Young :
Col. Eiphenstcin and Col. Earle, Urince' :
Siati); Hon. Hugh Allan, Miss. Allan.
Il. q. Mr. Packard, Miss Storrs and
MIR. Turviile. The parry came in Il
pleasure yacht Of Hon. Hugh Allan and
were finely entertained by Mr.. Bowman
OF the Mcmphremagog House.
An excellent bridge Of % feet span
has just been built ut Barton Landing on
the Pasumpsic Railroad by W. H.
Claugh of West Burke it Is built after
the pattern OF ''IIows Truss and the on
ly one on the road.
Charles =, Allen OF Irasburg is having
a splcnded family monument made, to
be erected over the remains of the family
in the cemetery at Ir;,sburg. F. b.
Laird OF 81. ,Johnsbury Is the builder.
1t is twenty feet high, six feet square at
the bas4, is octagon in form and has
raised letters
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

..... \. +. Blunt of Charleston, ;. g..
.Al the present week. lookin" in
CID. good hralth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
WINDSOR COUNTY.

The centennial of Pomtret's settlement
occurred Wednesday. The first settler
and his family arrived on snow shoes in
Siarch, 100, from Pomfret, CT. among
them was daughter Of Gen. Israel Put
nam, whose defendants still live in the
town. The celebration was very pleas
ant. There was an address by Rev.
Elmer Hewitt Of South Weymouth,
Mass, and poem by Mrs. j. X. p
Chamberlain OF Woodstock, both born
i'll the town and 300 persons sat down
to dinner, natives OF PUmtret and dwell
ers now III every northern stale from
Maine to California. In the afternoon
toasts and responses were in ORDER and
social greetings Of old friends long par
ted.
The body of the little son of Levi
Newton, who was drowned at Bethel
about two months ago, was found in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

EvII h0'"'H'
r. Methodist parsonage is for sale.
ran BrIhuap has sold his new shop
. r....I street to Alanson Shorev.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

4 u.al Va~ killed the 18th in Boston,
.-. .aain. might tioma torpedo or
..... .d,owu ly some boys in the
.a. tine ct fire crackers has
.mc..aiu ia jii- vicinity. Is there
.p..ou rom his unmitigated nui-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

... lang people of this place are
ri.-liciEg at LyndOnvillc grove.
... p. furnished by the Youth :
~. EohH~bUiy. All are invited.
IGd viii carry for fare one way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Advent church il Waterbury.
was struck by tightening at noon damag-
ing 1t TO the amount of four or five hun
drcd dollars. Some of the people resid-
ing near the building were knocked down
and made insensiblc by the shock, but
have since recovered. No one fatally
injured.
The General convention of Congrega-
tional ministers, held at Montpelier this
week, promises TO be very large. Dele
gates from all of the New England,
Middle and part of the Western states
and from the provinces of Ontario and
Quebec, are expected to be present.
The convocaiion will open Tuesday
morning and closed Thursday afternoon.
WINDuAM COUNTY.
President Fullerton OF the Bellows
Falls national bank is "a model Of longev-
ity and good health. lis is now sc
years old aud daily rides down 10 the
ba TX from his home, II miles Oft, at
Chester.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24

-... !. ". Robinson. the first telc-
Operator in this place, has removed
. .,luy. and zone to farming. Since
/. Y..,uu iril this town. he has been
. .UuAu .pg Iii connection with the
.a u,-iag>-. making his headquar-
. ,.aro.l. y. il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-24
r NJ o v A L
The subscriber has removed his
DRUG AND MEDICINE BUSINESS
NEW BRICK BLOCK,
NEW BRICK BLOCK,
Pure Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals,
FANCY GOODS a.!

y sto'S Of hnc hair Br he Doth Nail, Infants Hair
.Ota CrEHb. and Du-t Bu-hc.. Paint brushes Tub,
y.'- Sheet Wax - il,"ors also, Wire and Tool for
W.Thin-. y IN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30

no. and contradict it in porson !;
put first shake hands with mo, rs
sign That you have forgiven my
folly and rashncss."
Carlosford pressed Wayno's hand
so torvcntly that ho absolutely
WINGED with tho pain, and hurried
away without single wordl
cora, my darling-my treas-
uro |"
Sho sat alono, with hor hoad
dropping on hor hands, while his
tender voice thrillod through tho
silonco.
'Oh, Albanl you novor could
have meant it-what you wrote IN
that harsh littlo notcr
Ho folded her tondorly to his
heart.
'I think was mad for tho mo.
mont, dearest, Oh, Cora how
near | camo to tho shipwrock of
all my happincss!" |"
But tho guardian saint Of all
true love. ) had watched ovor thcm
in the hour ofporil, and the golden
chain OF affection glowcd brighter
than cverl
Nor was it tho least Of Cora's
happiness when sho was Alban
Carlesford's dearly loved wifo,
that Bruce Wayne was dating a
now and a botter lifo from tho dav
when tho Diamond Ring stood
betwoon him and a suicides doath |
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30
From the Christian lRutherf fordton Union.
Fairly Caught.

There arc moro ways than ono
to convey q gentlo aud offectual
admonition to an orring brothor.
Here is a good story of the olden
tlmo that will illustrate our mean
ing, and who knows but that it
may suit a certain locality not a
thousand miles from this ?
Kov. Mr.--, had preached
to one of tho congregations of his
own circuit, and as was tho GUS
tom of tho Methodist preachers in
those days, after preaching, held
aclass-meeting. a Ho had questioned
each brother and sister on tho sub
joct of thoir experience and prac-
tice, and enjoyment of the divine
lito, giving each a word of onoour.
agement, comfort and advice, until
all tho mcmbors had been question
cd but n certain promin ont Church
mcmbcr who it seemed owned a
distillory, but kept it in tho m oun.
tains, ton tho sly as Lo thought"
Mr.. had, however, found
out tho fact, and aftor some &c.
rious conversation with others,
the following took place:
Proachor-Well, brother Jerry,
how do you como on making
whiskey
Brother-(Somcwhat startlod)
Oh, don't know, cxactly-tolor-
ably we'll enough.
P.-WclI, brother, what do you
give for corn |?
B.--Fifty cents a bushcl. Ahcm!
P.-Fifty :,ccnts! Very cheap
that I should say; but another
question how much whisltoy do
you suppose one bushcl of corn
will make?
B.-Can't say; I suppose about
throo gallons (vcry much con-
fusod.)
P.--So three gallons! Why,
that'sa considerable turn out, I
should judge. But, Brother, what
do you got gallon for whiskcy ?
B.-(Looking rather wild.) A
dollar and a half
PA dollar and n half! Two
hundred per cont, and that too, I
reckon by tho barrel You got
moro by tho grog-full, 1 suppose.
But toll mo, Brother, isn't tho
slops worry good to fattcn hogs ?
B.-Ycs, worry good.
P.--And won't yonr hogs como
worry nigh paying for tho corn ?
E.--(Rcd as u boct) WcIl-vory
nigh it.
'I.-But to como down to tho
question. Brother, do you mako
! good article 2 Will it bear a |
>cad ? ..an
BY this time tho poor dolin. |
luent was perfectly overwhelmed |
With confusion, and wished ho
lad novor scen q distillcry nor
ho preLchor other. But Mr.---
incw his man, and after tho m meet-
ng adjourned, took him aside and
cmonstratod with him with such
;ood offcct, that ho actually broke
Ip his distillory and became a con.
istent Methodist. But it was q
ong timo bcforc his noighbors for.
'ot to ask him whothcr ho "mado
good ARTICLE" and if it would
bear n bead :"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30

An ominont physician says that
tho whito rubber used for nurslnr
bottios and infants toys, is vory
poisonous, causing soro mouth,
skin oruptions, dccayod tootl,s
spinal curvature and death. III
Europe tho salo Of it is prohibited.
by law. aam
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30

Cuba, ireland, Porto Rico, Can
ada, and now tho Fiji Islands, arc
oil candidates for American pro.
tectoratos.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-30

A young farmer who cnquircd
tho bost way to start q nursery
was told TO got married,