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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

State agent, kimpton, one million more,
borrow ed 10 pay the debts of GS and 49,,
before the taxes were collected. With
five hundred thousand in the treasury
and the tax of 1870 coming in, this latter
debt vii, be met. The financial condi-
son Of the State is considered emineutly
healthy.
The May Convention he thinks will
developc some important facts which It
is proper the taxpayers should more
fully understand. The debt is not the
enormous >um ri.arsed. 1t will bring
together clc'nrntS kept aSrnder FROM va.
rous causes, aud kindc better feeling
than has hitherto existed between the
two parties. Convened il a proper
spirit it may indeed he the cuuucnce-
me4t Of tue Reform, &c.
To ctfcc, perfect harmony between ak
classes: Let the Intelligent whites s;iox
BY acts that they would not if they had
the power, interfere with the rights and
privileges of the newly cnfranchiNcd. u,
Whatever reform is necessary must
be accomplished through the combined
influence of the good men Of the State,
and the selection of persons to ill rcSpon-
siblc public positions, whose character
is guarantee for the correctness of Ii, ,ir
official conduct.
CAS- to The eSscr. ,ial difference between
the two par':. :.es-hc thinks there was
none, 81! good men associated in the
f1lorm movement we're, practically, Ke'
/ publicans, although they did not dare to
say so. Can see no reason why such men
may not in the future rise above these
petty considerations. and unite with the
Republican party, in correcting what
ever evils may exist in the management
OF the affairs Of the Government. \
large majority are Republicans at heart.
The chief issues Of the Democratic party
are absorbed in the fourteenth and IF:
tecnth amendments to the constitution,
Or are settled by the war. Only name
divides the two parties
On the question Of minority repre>cn.
ta,ian, he says:
st must be patent to every one that
majority, unchecked and untrammel!ed,
may, by legislation, do an infinite amount
! of harm, and that the only mode by
which the evil can he limited, ant; great
or purity in the administration Of affairs
he secured in any Commonwealth. is by
allowing he minority to have repre-
Sentaton corresponding with their
strength. TO accomplish that purpose
in SSu,h Carolina, however, it would
frs, be necessary to make a change in
the constitution, which, by the way, all
the people Of the State will, in my jndg
ment, soon require, because in several
particulars it is n"t equal to the dc.
! nands of the hour
! lie expressed the belief that the Nu
K'ux aims are political. And in conclu-
sion, that his future policy would tc to
disregard party lines in making appoi"t-
melte, and he guided chiefly by consid.
! cralions Of personal fitness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
psH~ Bl;.ARlN MIND.-W II EN-

pSv- RI;ipI\ NIED WHEN
disease HAS undermined the health 'h" Tue
physical system has become prostrated, Il
.,mu!,ut that will not ONLY strengthen,
,o,i, , ;
""' '''''"'' t''' '"".'' ''''N'" y '''' ''e"'
ai"lv rrsor,c1 10: nitn:al distress is also =
IN, sou-c. or tho hr,ol;r, jow, ~ ,hs
:. .,,. 49,, % .,;, u,o,,,.
-''s'''"':o"' MI" '"e ''''s'S y! '"'S e"e'"'
TO health are truly alarming For al! such
mnlAdics IIostcttc,'s Stomach Bi;tcrs have
hac, f,,rd urs,rossscd Hy ,c,iur direct.
l! upon ''' "5S''' "7'''
The heavy, d'Sagreeah!e feeling alter eating
so oIieh c"mpI' ''ied OF ny persons OF Gel
!ca'e 'cn'p'r"h he"t' As soon as digestion
Is reSturcd, The patient nnds ms s.reh:'
increasing s"H Ills Se"era' neat" I'M
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
COM M ERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, S G., April .5.-Cotton 12ic:
LIVERPOOL. April l-4-Evening-Cotto closed
fiat and irresular-upands u; Orleans Isi Sal,s
]2,h0' bales.
NEW YoRK. April 24-7 p. NJ Cotton irregu>
lar aud unsettled with slles of2 sS5 bales nj a..
CaAELEsToH, April 24-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding A. receipts 346 bales; sales 80; stock H.
$40
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COUNCIL ROOM, April "a, lS1

WV --'
IT having been brought to the notice OF
th.. lntrndant aid Wardcns Of the Town OF
Ncwberry. that damage has been done by
the uSe OF Elastic Sling Shots in the hands
of BOYS, the use Of the SINE is hereafter
strictly forbidden on penalty OF hne and
imprisonment. Due notice will be taken
of this order, as all violatorS will be put =
i<hed. 7. il. PAlSlNOEN,
4Dr D6 list Iutendant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
The AdSertisa. Taking en Io-e Sail.

The Sdgefe'd Advertiser is in its
Thirty Sixth Year, and this week it ap-
pears before its honored patrons, enlarged
By four columns, and stamped through
out With the impress Of bran new type.
Instead of Thirty.two, as heretofore, the
Advertiser has now Thirty Six col
ums and, as regards externals, the
o.d sheet is as fresh and bright as
the green leaves Of Spring. P'ide for
our paper, for our District, and for our
people, says the editor, impe!s US to this
enlargement and improvement. We say
no more, but simply express the hope
that as the Advertiser grows, so may
the love of our people grow with it aid
around it. If this be the case we shall
be satisfied nag more, gra;iiicd beyond
expression.
Good, very good.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

WEEPING AND WAILING, BUT NO GSAsH-
ING OF TEETu.-Thc following paragraph,
showing what 4 terrible time the Inhabitants
Of Warrenton, Va, arc experiencing, will
serve rs warning to our community, TO bc>
ware Of travelling tooth carpenters:
4 few weeks ago, a dentist came to town,
and advertised that he would remove all Of
Il persons teeth for 50, and insert new set
:or $40, besides giving six months credit.
The Warrenton people are very fond OF bar
gains, so there was rush for The dentists Of
flee. He was busy for two weeks pulling
teeth, and at the end of that time half the
Leoplc had empty gums, and bone dust
factory in the neighborhood doubled its
number of workmcn so rs 10 grind up the
teeth. While the people were waiting for
! the dentist 10 Et them with their new sets,
! the abandoned scoundrcl clopcd with the ho-
tel keepers wife; and now there are two Or
three thousand people in the town who can
no: eat anything tougher than soup or furi.
ia. All the butchers have failed. and nor a
cracker has been sold for six weeks. One
man. it is said, whitfield out set Of wooden
teeth for himself; bu: the first drink Of whS-
key hr took-Warrenton whiskey-sct them
in blaze, and his funeral came off the next
day. The dentist will hear Of something
greatly 20 his disadvantage if BE- comes
! lack.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE C0MPILA-
TON

TON.
THE BANNER OF TIE SoCTi AND PLANTERS
JOURNAL. Of Augusta, Ca. has commenced the
pubication Of very valuable and interesting
Roster Of Regiments. Battaliors, Satferirs and
Division Staff Organiza ions OF LongStreet az orps
prcpared by General +. I. Alexander, late Che'
of Artillery Of Longstreet's Corps.
This Roster gives in detail the engagements IN
which the several regiments. battaions and bat
teries participated, with the number engaged. the
npmber killed, wounded anil missing. and other
interesting fact. and incidents in connection
with the movements of This celebrated army
CORDS Every member OF the corIs should have
and preserve copy ofthis roll OF honor. TO be
transmitted 10 postc,i:y rs 4 full and complete
yind;cntion of the yalor. prowcss. and heroic
deeds of the members ofthiS distin GuiShed branch
Of General Lees noble army Of latri"t soldiers
The xu,hor earnestly requests members oi the
old Corps to examine Carefully this Roster aud
beys that they will point out any uninsenti"nal
errors which he may have committed Snd supply
an, ,rh.cts which may De found il the pepHra-
tinn of the work lie desires To have the 'koe-
ter perfect and indul:rs the h"lr that thr sur
viyiur members and friends of tho Corps Will
lcnl him their ail in securing that result. Com
munca,ioms on the suljrrt mny hr addressed &"
him personally nj Columbia, =. G.. or Through
.hr columns vi the Naunrr or tho south aud
llautrr>' .l"ii nal
Tie inst number embraces Laws celebrated
AIuhaimn Il isn.lr. r'mp,''"l "rth" 4'ir. lih @'h.
4Tth nr.i Ash Alahtms rgiin'n;s aud ia" ";h
Month Car" lma.
Apr. I'll, l. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
Fine Mules and Horses
FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber will sell on Sale day next,
at Ncwberry Court House, to the higness
bidder, s head Of No. Mules, and 6 head
OF fine Horses, with two good Wagons sad
Harness. Persons wanting good stock wiz
90 well to attend this sale.
C. G. MONTGOMERY.
Anr S6 17-lt
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TIE COITUW STAIES
Life Insurance Company,
GENERAL. OFFICE AT
MACON. GEORGIA.
Guaranteed Capital. 5000. 900.

Ol WHICH s! ."ub.r'u = deposited, is re-
uuirri y, lnt tnlrtr.. witt sac aGiho.!.
Ines nt l"'o,.i,. and j".m" N So"th Caro-
hua, uu'it'r AZ. ut l.rSISlst"-r, i,r the Sc
rur,N VI policy -:,riIsr-.
The hu-inr>s OF this strictly Sou,h.rn aid
Home Company is c'nhn"d hy Jaw 10 Li:r
Insurance alnur. rnlirirs issued or al The
approved maIwIi PLAN.
The Company has also added TIE Ton,iur
system Iot divllrnd-) 20 lis oIhcr plans.
80 yer cent. y; profits on the nn,na.
business hivi led Annually among all the
mutual Poirv-hudrrS, without rxccp;i II
uuc third lo,n on premiums given when
drsirrd-thr interest 10 be provided for by
the Company our oi the dividends. No .es
tor premium. not required.
Where all cash is paid policies may be.
come srli.SuStaning. or pay out hy the oi,e-
rAlioaS OF dividends, and where loans are
granted the cash payments co not i ere &c,
aS in some other companies thar grant loans
on-par'iciparins POLICIES granted at
greatly reduced rates.
Ample pr9"isi3n against forfeiture Of
policies /" The e.,.. r-,rC terms OF the con.
, -. 'V', a!i" 'iShtS VI Eo"ct "otu''S S!eSt'H
defined in policies.
We offer the people OF the State the slme
financial security AS Northern Mutual Gem
psurs. the accamuia'ing premiums OF the
is red, and in additirI thereto capital
commencing with Sa.onn,uIm. Millions OF
dollars annually have hitherto been lost to
the active cirrula ipE Of the South in pay
neMt Of premiums III N.'rtheru Companies.
In the benefits there We can :!cvcr 81 are Oh
equal terms. Lie, us then sustain our own
Lite enterprise and thas keep our m>ncy
auj the profits at home.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 13rh inst, at the resi-
dencc of the Brides mother, by the Rev. Mr..
Mcdowell, Mr.. John NJ. GRCBER and
Miss FANNIE ~ RODGERS. All OF wills
liamsburg, County S. c.
Charleston Courier and l.surensvie Herr
aid please copy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

r.""r r"riri'k. The immcn.r .a'uS ~ Sing
eTs sewing VI rhnes In pinut rnsitirr of their
mrriIs y" family knowing amy thing about
them ME illins T." du without uur. ANYTHING
III the way Of ins. plain "r ornnmrn'pl. can
lie L"nc "n them. nrd child with but little III
siInc,inn can inn them with facility. The ma
chInrTy IL simple NJ Il not linhir Ia break or get
ont of order. They have been known to keep in
good running order for fifteen years without
need "t rrrnlr-. which cannot ;'c said of other
mnchinrs. Mr.srS. Chick & Chick urc the agents
ut NrwhcrrH. IT,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
COUNCIL ROOM, April -, lS7

COUNCIL ROOM, April -, 1871.
BE il ordained, by the In,endAnt and
Wardens, Of the Town Counci! of Newberry,
That any person reporting another for
sh ,oline off firearms in the corporate limits
Of the Town. shall be entitled 10 receive
onc-half of the fine that may he imposed.
T. II. PAYSINGER, Inten1ant
Abr. 81, lT-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
NOTICE.

ISo,lore Chevrenl is tstSirous Of obtain
ing work, in The town Of Newberrv. or in
the County. for himself and his vile. II"
is an experienced gardener. aud his wife Is
All excellent cock and iaundrcSs.
He refers 10 Or. y. B. Mayer, ard Mr.. G..
J. Jaeger.
Apr. 81. list.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

The BRIGHT SIDE for April is as bright as
ever. II is : ocautiful little paper. t>haad
find place in every family. Address
Bright Side Company. publishers, C"icaso,
H., i year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
Meeting Of Bible Society.

The Newbc-ry Bible So>icty Will hold Its
annual meeting at the Methodist Chs7cl'
next Sunday morning, April $o,h, ., }"
o'clock. In the evening an address will oc
delivered by Rev. Thompson Shxs.
Al! members Of the Society are earnestly
requested to be punc;ual in their attend
auce, and the public generally are soFiislly
invited 10 meet With rs on that oeca-ao,,.
JOHN 4. CHAPMAN,
Arr. o6, lit TSTe-arr.
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:. {. Monumen: Association.

N~n: 10 u,ivn:ia:'lr circumstances the
contemplated E=tSr tor Tie hrnri; u: ;nr
S.m:h t.rrIns Monument Association has
"rrn rr>,rrmri Hn;.! he iA!. Nuc notice
"f sHr 'rnr arrrru:,i VII be sen; % ;its,
pi>:I'tI Mr"scr,>
l> ,,r,!,, VI '.ir President
NTS. i. =. PRESTON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26
oyr1cEss AT MACON. GEORGIA.

W. y. INhN1L LL..... superintendent Va SASeLSISs .
ADVISORY BOARD OF POLICY HOLDERS NORTH
AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
General Richard H Anderson. Sumter, Presi-
dent; Col. jus. H Rion. Winnsboro'; Col. Wm.
Wallace. Columbia: DR.. Samuel W. Bookhart,
Fairfield; Col. Jas Farrow. Spartanburg; Col.
b. ". Ball, Laurens; Col. J. q. Gibbes, Coum-
oia; Capt. samuel Strsdley, Greenyille;. Gen. E.
u. Law, Iorkyile; Gen. John D. Kennedy,
Camden; J II. kinard, Columbia; Theo d.
Jeryy, Of VIM. {. Bee s. Co., Charleston; Maj.
a. J. Shaw, Marion, Sc.
This Board to be Increased to thirty members.
The Cotton States Company is a Georgia
and South Carolina Enterprise, and is now
fully identified with the interests Of our
people.
This State is ably represented in the gen.
eral management by South Carolina Direc.
tors LAVAL l. ABSEY,
General Agents for North j. South Carolil q.
WV. J. LAVAL, Otfce: Columbia S. {.
u. W. ABSEY, N. D., Of { lGcGr,d.
JAN 4 IL i-ir
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

SOCIETY MEETtSG.-I The Newbcrry
District Bible Sucicry will hold meeting IN
rho Methods; Church in this town, on Sun
duv morning next, at 10 O'Clock. At night
IN address will he avl;relvG hy the Rev. I.
Sloan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

Hot SUPPER The ladies Of the Episco-
pal Church will prepare a hot and cold suP>
nor with all seasonabIe dcIicacieS and re-
f,csl,mcnts, at the new hall, Wednesday
night. The proceeds to be devoted TO the
renuirs of 81. Like, Church.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

The Rev. H. T. Sloan will preach IN tue
Thompson Street Church on next SSooa'n'
the Both inst, at 3 o'clock.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

We invite attention to the card OF fosar'
ties Book Store, in which catalogue OF val
uablc and interesting works appear. Is
necial attention is directed to the fist nos
tice," at the bottom.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-26

Ftosr. Tho weather Oh Saturday last oe>
came uncomfortably cold, and on Sunday
morning there was very peTceptiblc frost
But little injury was done, however, we are
reioiced to say, and aside from scare farm
ora and gardeners arc no worse off. 4 severe
frost at this advanced stage of vegetation
would be calamity.
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Fogartie's Book Depository.
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES.

WE have recently made large additions
to our stock of BIBLES. The prices ara
greatly reduced We are now Offering al
unusual large variety of ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN FAMILY BIBLES, POCKET
BIBLES, and the EPISCOPAL PRAffR
BOOK, ut extremely low prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
IINIltloiI.

The Vt. Yearly Meeting OF The +. W.
Baptist denomination convencS.a at Lyndon
Centre to-day (rhursday) and confines
over tn" Sabbath. Several cl'rmymcn
from abroad will be in attendance.
The new institution buildin" will be
dedicated on Friday of the present week
ut 10 o'clock Il. IN. The address will be
delivered by Rev. Geo. L. Day. ID. d.. OF
Dover. y. III. Brief addresses NAV be cX-
pcct"d from ProtS. Ball of New York
city. Hopkins OF the Lyndon Institute. and
others. The occasion will undoubtedly
be OF special interest and profit to all who
attend. The school opened in the new
building on Tuesday with about 40 schol-
aIS. with the prospect of a considerable
increase in numbers. Prof. Hopkins is a
young man. a graduate of Brown Uniycr-
sity. and brings with him the highest rec
concentrations. Miss Bradford. the pre-
crptIr>S. is Il graduate OF MI. IIolyohe
Ladies' Seminary. AMI is teacher of some
experience. Olhc.' competent teachers
have been secured. and the school opens
with the highest prospects OF success.
The public schools At Lyndonyillr be-
gan on Monday of This week under the in
Slrnction of Mr.. II. NJ. Pearl ot Lyndon
and Miss Newton OF Bradford. Tie dis
trict was fortunate in secuIin" Mr.. Pearl
aS principal. and the school will without
doubt proper under hi tuition. The
school numbers about - scholars.
INCOG.
j. W. Hoffman OF the Lyndon Centre
urday last for violatin" the liquor law.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

Rev. NJ. IL. Wells was installed over the
congregational church ut Lower Water
ford. on Tuesday, Sept. >. The council
met i'll the morning and organized hv the
choice OF l.. o. Brastow. moderator. and
Rev. p. b. Fisk, scribe. The cxamina-
ton proving satisfactory, tie installation
exercises were held in the tollowfn" or
der:
Introductory Srrviccs-Rcva.M M. ). bud
ley ana j. :. Whitman.
ScrmOm-Rcv. l.. o. BrastOw.
Charge to PastOr-Rcv. Miilikcn. Gilt
tctom.)
Right Hand o: Fellow ~hiP-Rcr. j. p.
Humphrey.
Address 20 Pcoplc-Rcy. f. T. Fair
banks.
Concluding PRAYER -Rcv. {. II. South
cate.
Brnrdiriion, by Pastor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08


When the table showing the number of
homiri;lcs i'll the several states appeared
in the daily press, and Vermont WAS put
down with a quota of scycnty-thrcc. there
was evidently such gross Injustice. or so
great an error, that Judge Poland immc-
diatcly wrote the superintendent OF the
census. asking FOR an "XplIuatiom, and re-
cciycd the following reply:
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. sept. /. 1871.
IION. LUKEP. POLAND, Dear Sir: In
tn" absence of General Walker. have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt OF your
communication of September lSt. In cX-
PLANTATION allow me To say THAI the tai lr you
refer 10 was given 70 the Associated Press
for publication correctly. but in the pro-
cess between the reporter ard the public.
il cot >hochin"ly muilItcd. The hOmi-
eide charged to Vermont should have
stood against Virginia. In maxim" up the
tables in New York th" Papers entirely
omitted Virginia, aud placed her hOmicidrS
to the credit Cor discrciID OF Vermont.
Immediately called the attention OF the
Associated Press to the fact, and they
have made the correction through the
publ" pres. WI- exceedingly annoyed
1T this error. more especially a. | am Il
native bonn NcrmOntcr myself. But. ii
j. one of those inevitable errors that We
are subjected to. in our cmlravor Ia give
the public: the benefit of inir.cStin" results
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

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PRAYER hv Rev. j. :. Whitmln.
Singing OF the hymn
40, WI" glorious "'"'r SOM
Kills., ~, p,',. a pr,.t,w
Statement of the contents of the box
ami other remarks 10y Rev. l.. Il. Fisk.
a''ii@ pastor, VII" Ms" o'i"'H"tu lnr DON
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PRAYER bv Rev. &. NJ Suuthmatr.
Hymn commencing.
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,,,.u,.,l 80, ,I,,. ,,,,,l, anti, ,I,,, nr.,...nt
,i,,n tI. nro,,r.urn. At tn-d,r fine ms
torl letter. of $50. fine ncw.parrr. of
the county. and the religious papers of
last issue. photopraphS of the officers of
the church and society. ana of the work
men ON fine church. and .nrcim,.ns of the
,.,,i, ,,,,l .,.,i.. ,,,,,- in usn 'Thr.,. yrr,.
.,.,IrJ i. , ,nr,,rr box. Irayiu~ , small
,,rrt,.,. in fine ton II v,s ,h.u heated
in ,,..,,,, until rI,.. articles were thnrnu"h-
Il, ,I,,. and hnt ,,I then, tine ,ncrtrr.
i IN, , 49,, li
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

t.,,r,.r 'muEcI,-Mcctinas in Hall of 'ardoni,r
Hook -Qicv. ". l.. Noycs, PiTtorJ Sabbath
services at 1u.3n \. NJ, 1:i5 AMI Go +. NJ. sab
hath School at 1900 NJ.
.iIrurrIsr CuUE.H-tlcv. II. {. Shtld,n, Pastor. )
Srbb'th s,rviccs 1t 1U:5O 4. al, lib and ga
g. NJ sabbath school ut 1860 VI.
.."a.u C">"'l CnuE,H,-Qiev. Chas. NJ i"utagatc,
Thr'"rJ Sabbath services at lu:50 \. NJ. and
G...o l.. ". sabbath School at l:i5 =. n.
I'm C"N"'r. CuG'n.-tcv. l.. q. Eristow, rlet"r-)
..GhIth see, lee At LOGO NJ. and Gin T.. u.
.',bhath School At 12:un N. Prayer Mcttin"5 NJ
Zach Church "Wednesday evenings ut go.
..,' .a MRS. CHIITIAN AS nN,-rTayor Me- =
in.- At their Room, Union Block Friday even
iu.,f At 600 o'clock
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
Collision on the l.. * O. X. Il.

y dirt car was accidentally started from
near the high trcsllr between this place
and Danvillc on Tuesday. and comm"
down the grade at 4 fearful speed. collid-
eel with the gravel train below Fairbanks
Village. But little damage was done cX-
C"pt I" the empty ear. Some men up by
VIM. virgins. heard the car coming. and
placed distinctions upon the track
winch We're at hand. hopin@ to throw it
OIL, bat the ear kept the track. Some
hay" commended that = car would oct up
~Grh speed between Dnnvillr and this
place, il uncontrolled, that il couId moi
keep the track. Now that it is proved 10
the contrary. we hope they will hitcb thr
t'tI~ up at that end before 4 more 81, iou-
accident occurs.
y freight Gu was run oil the track mean
the foundry of the scale works. on" day
last week. AMI pretty badly broken up.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

And now the "amhlin" mania has seized
Ia" "irl@. aud all the domc>ticS. and "irlS
1T service, are clubbing together and send
M their money away in the vain hope of
''"itin" something that they do not have
I" pay Tor. They frequently get a brass
Pin or iin". and for time they believe it
Is ""ld. The female fool and Ter money
= ~ soon Parted a. the fools of the other
Gender. There are women going about
and Getting these %irl> into Ibis way. who
should he in better business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

Mass ADMINISTRATORS will be a
mass meeting and basket picnic Of the
friends OF temperance, in connection with
a reunion of the Good Templars of Stan
stead, Compton and Orleans Counties,
at Ayers Flat, Stanstead, =. @, on
Wednesday, the 20!h Of Sept. Special
meeting of the order ut 10 o'clock, a. H.
Meeting at Tie stand in the grove at half
past one, p. III. Grafton at , p. m, by
Prof. +. ID. Sanborn of Dartmouth Col
lcgc. G. {. Colby, Nj. r., and others
will be present, from whom remarks
may be expected. The railroad compa-
ny generously offer 10 carry for half fare
from 81. .Iohnsbury.