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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

Weekly. lie wants to see it his last
article is in, ! suppose. Governor
Butler, of Nebraska, nov impeached ,
WAS w1th me once. He bought all
the books had on political economy.
lie advised me ta save my money
and invest it in Nebraska lanl"
Q--"llow about the prize candy?'
Peanuts Cooking carefully arounl
to see that he wasn't oyerheayd) Tho
biggest thing cut. have sold n
hundred dollars worth on one train
No doubt five million dollars worth
has been sold on the railroads. Przc
candy is ahead OF. all other works OF
t,feiioa,"
| Q.-"IEow do YOU manage it ~
! Peauuts s-"W In tell you. 90
into a car and talk IN a general way
to all the passengers, | don't single
out Que man aud talk direct 70 him.
for il did he would think | bad
! picked him ont for n sucker, and he
would be on his guard at once. \
crowd will believe almost anything il
yon talk to them in "n apparent Sc.
riouSnes.. When ] tell them this
candy will euro cross eyed babies,
aud is equal 10 shoe-string Syrp tor
the whoapiug cough, at least half of
them believe it. get 'om when |
offer TO bet 800 TO 10 (monry in
hand) that one ta'; Of the packages
have 81 80 gold pieces in them, or
when offer to give back the money
in case al the packages are sold aud
a packages are sold and big prize
isn't found"
"Yes," | said musiogly, "the pub
lie viii stand a great deal
"Yon're right" replied Peanuts
with wink; "you know how it j.
yourself" (moyins; down tn" aisle
with bis basket "Ilcrc's your prize
can"y gentlemen; make an old man
of eighty feel like lal of eighteen.
a prize in every box. Who'll have
the next package ~ Gnls.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
II NATU RES
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Contains no LAC SCLPHUR-No SUGAR
OF LEAD-No IITHARGE-N0 NITRATE
Or SILVER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Health destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, it viii
not soil the finest fabiic--pei fcctly FREE,
CLEAN and EFFICIENT--,lesidera
LONG SOUGHT FOR AND FOUND Al
LAST
1t restores and prevents the Hair from he
coming Gray unpart- a soft, glossy appear
ance, removes DandrUf is cool aud refresh
in2 10 the head checks the Hair from falling
of, and restores il TO great extent whcr,
pr maturely lost, prevents Headache, cures
all llnmofs, cuteneous ernptions, and unnat
ural Heat. As Dressing for the Hair il l.
the R"sl Article in the Market.
Dr. G, SMITH, rstentcr, Gro'on Junction
Mass. Prerlrcd only by PROCTOR BROS,
Gloucester. Mass Tiyr Genuine i. pat up in
panel bottle, made expressly for it, with
the Hnac Of the article hiewn IN III" glass
Ak Your Druggist for Natures Hair Re.,or
aiive, ard take 30 other
VAN sCliAAfK. STEVENSON 4 REID
Wholesale Agents, % Like ST, Chicago, Il!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
T 7. P0WERS,
LA wv, LAM d,
TAX-PATENG A G. f. y T,

Ilavus been engaged in the Land Agency
bm iness a Eumber Of wears hcfpie Wood
eona'Y was formed and pus- cs.ing superior
facilities for detecting trespassere ON lands
o"ned by hoH.rrsiienta, ! feel ured III
giving perfect satisfaction % all who may
see mt 10 employ me as agent To attend to
the prompt pa,ment OF Taxes, to the invcs.
tigst'on OF litirs, TO recording Deed, To pro
cniinE Patents o. Lauds, TO protection of
lands tom Irr'Pa,s"rs Ia this ard aiJscrnt
hou'''ies, and 'ned "tb"f basiness as may
Cr called upon o perform
have constantly no baud good Farming
Lands aad Village Lois, 10 setl Ia 4u ,uti,ies
and on terms tu snit purchasers
Lpud WsrI-a's bought aud sold
Particular stttuIion 2ivca to eutcrinn
Government and State Lands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

of Ireland, She has y we'll trained
mind and very thorough classical
education, and all She knows is a, the
end OF her fingers, ready tor in>tau.
tancouS application to th" morning =
news. She loves journalism. ana de-,
clarcS that she will stick to il a~ long
~ sac lives. In the absence ct the
editor,iu chiet and his deputy she has
sometimes been in charge ot the
krc"jIlg Post for n week n, a tine :;
and, although ouly 95 She already
who Las shown wide famili,rrv
with political and financial questions,
aud who has occupied tor wears witn
success and honor the cEair of lea
ing editorial writer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
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Securing passengers the following advantages
E.00s Eaerc! Read 'Eiis
THE M0ST elegant md snmpto.
ing Room Sleeping Palaces and Day Coaches
r,iu In the Void
THE LARGEST eo" so"vcaien' 'po,'
dcpots anj Through lEggagc Arrangements
Ia the Unted Stlye,.
THE GREAT s,oi1.as s.,e'' all .:I 3i'aso1 ,ss~.
fer. and feniaec and all who are po-tsd
viii consult comE.rt and econnmg by taking

i'rs and fatiiagc; and all who are po~ts1.
viii consult comf.rt and economg by taking
his roate 10 Kansas Ncoru'ka, Colorado
and !hc Far West to Pacific Coast
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
.5TdrOdl'et r. buchanan,
PLEASANT sEETcu or 4 LADY JOUR
NAl1ST,

,.,,,.,.,a,, oc ,ho vow yor,.
= co'' ''""' ~ ~ '''' " =
'f"'!I, ~''''"S OF wv omen ~ jour
naIl-m," thus sketches Mess Margaret
IT. Buchanan, of the Chicago Eoe,dng
pa.
Mise pncLor,n seems to be, be.
- o,,nn.,,.nn mo most oiirirn,
,.,,,,,,, n a,uy i,nrnuism F,.two
''n.,.. ''''" 'n,,. -, sh. bs. w,i,tnL an aver
o,,,. ,,.,n rolp,un Of odbto
r;',r o,ory worhint day the topic,
r,,,.,;o., I}ron.,l ,hn whole breadth
~ "''r,7,n~,e ana finance. politir, and
r',..,.,, .,a.,ir. tr,m = niayfnl e-,i.
,Y', ,L., - ,p,s.,nr,h'.y jsas,li >
,rna,r,.nt Of the Aabama question.
.T,'n ,oors no., she walked into the
nc,'." ,S NO. CIin,ro Elr,iog Post.
o"',J ..,'l lo,,aI ~ = lrt,rr If introduction
''', t.a,'1,,"r ','','1,, 81 vonll Ike a mace
,r,'',,, ,nnr editorial wri,crs,' she
"a,I n'I', tInra, The od,t,r sepInu
l.c.., I'm nrIy buxom. rluk faced
,;g "a, - '' 90 NJ % naturally ianuiroI
~, aan 90, a. ., "AoythinI that
what can you 40 A'a 'H,'t '''''
needs doing on h'"-pap"r,. S"' '''
sPonded a'aArl"'',N' or " @ "'. w.
pemcncc have y"n haa vas ''g ~,
next question. ">one 70 .'H ~
She said, "bnt can 90 u '''' II ~
my boGcs. Try ne Nh' Wa a.
signed 4 desk, paper ana P'h.", "''''
IN ~ mmHtrs pr'''9ca an "''''.' CIV g"
tillod "fhc Michigan >'a'-'h' ia"
account OF tbr 1"''@,'7''"o1' ''''''s~
between the teP1oiI''h >s'''H''','
and the bo!ter Dr's&>' ,n ',,o 'I,a," I,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

The world is carved roul.d about
wish Heaven, and Ilrnyeu ne,c,
seems nearer than IN Jane It, great
blue rat'cr, bend bow ou every baud,
and how one can get ont vt the HutI |,
without getting nto Heaven, i, to IA,
a physical my stcry.
tulldhpuI enters lie al the east,
coming ~, ike a young swallow, be.
meath the caves; hat Ike Dteacnlr.
mas handkerchief, he Is " httir, aui hc
stands erect under the luW CHrNcd
root. o. he goes, into thu mttito 81
thv wo,I,L How SHeUIs tnr domu
dboye hu, and nlanhuod Is eject nuit.
Bat we,twhrd, westward, Is the
word, and 10y aud bN he bcnis his
mead beneath the root lnry FAY he
Is Old that the weight 81 years IS on
hnl-~thtt he Is lopk,uI tot = place {,
sleep; bat it is only int he May dear
the r,yterS Lover aud ioM,r do"~
Ht beuI, notiI, with form quite dor,tr,
ne crccp7 out just hctAo1n Heaven
aud faruI, llI is seen no n,ogr. II
i. I1yi0r'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
On Marriage.

Eapry Relief for Young Men from
rhr tfirc,- OF Errors and AUu,es in early
nc. Mauh snd restored Nervous debility
cyr,d lmped.nent- to Msfndgr removed
Npw method of treatment Nrw aud re.
markat,tr reme .l.s Is OK. aud Circulars
sen, fre. ia = airl ensclUp.2
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
. South Ninth 81. PhIsdslc MA, Pa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
OF Il lrpEr!ZE..

M iin"js miu'>'cr r2prorr 4
party Of lat> wh" Wv p',via. rlrl.
IN church hy >"snr tpru' remark, rr.
''- '"N Wv '''''t''
~ 'r'i1" who has actually ,rirl T..
says that although thrrr are three
Srrorlr, IN dram, th" more dram4
,,,n,, ''"' ''' '''N >''"P''S !"" VIII
-o1' ~" il coming unrn nm ran.
'd'N, =" th" nr"hn ri when he wa4
i"aling ap"lr~ from tA' al mau's
Whip in haul.
Lo..or .l ,..
can, i,,. ~, ,Ia :, ,'.;', ";'> ,'N''~ Two
&hou the train >tnpI,cd ut >ta. S,n,.
rpljrt "u, = step out. reu,lcm,n,
fifteen year, for rrirc~hmrnt,."
uf,, .,
forte. 1t j. -ltl t. Iavr cleared stI..
600 last ,aar. B,, hi> most unrolnr
| tuHr is fortune, bat ne cg,'t see il
r,;. '.
-, "' "''' A." > "'k |'''"@''
tion this mouth Picture il, think Of
it dI>-'iutc mn.
~. l..,..
the Il, r,.,y. nnna,, A. ~ ".L
.,r. l.. ,,n,.I ) '""
sometimes the 'orolus points III HE.
A ,psv Cal,v wh, ,p;s,o,l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02
THE "F1T CONTRIBUTOE.
He Interviews "PcdHatS.

II lOrmati0n conceIhthS INV pttNNati-
ties of his arauous profession. Every.
body who travels understands what
q train boy is. "Peauuts" is the cog
nomen by which he is known to rail.
road men. He has way of bring.
inc himsslf AMI his wares into notice,
aud is not easily eyaded. He is the
particular horror Of some folks, the
annoyance Of others, and amusement
of few just as we are disposed 10
look at people with whom We are
thrown in contact. He caters to the
tastes Of his customers, whether they
want peanuts or poetry, fiction or tig~,
and if their condition demands All
application of prize candy he is ready
with that
A shrewd judge Of human nature
is peanuts" and he rarely makes 4
mistake on u passenger, 50, It he re.
serves the higher class literature for
other passengers and drops a blood
aud thunder romance or comic al.
manac INTO your lap you may rs well
accept al once The round he has as
signed YOU on the intellectual ladder
aud roost there.
The particular "PcaEuts' whom |
interviewed the other day has been in
the business about eight years, and
unlteS natural AhreWdnrSS With long
and varied experience IN struggling
with the railroad passengers. ! dnu't
clam the credit of haylrB picked up
"Peanutsn for "Ptanats," III reality,
picked up me. stepped into the
forward car to smoke cigar after
breakfast, and "Pe4nuts," who WAS
awaiting the return OF the passengers
from the dining haIl w!lh n teHlPung
array Of prize candy, apples, clsa.f',
and cheap literature, oP,neL 1onNet-
sation and drew out nnrnero1s paruc'
ulars regarding my destination and
business, almost before knew 1t, IT,
then occurred 10 me to Interview
Peanuts" aud as ho proved con.
municatlvp, this was no difficult thing
to do. The interview ran about ~
ll........
''',, o,n.,,,, n1r,w ,on, have vo,
been n raln-hoy 7"
Ppanuts-"ADout eight years"
Q -"Wh4t were yoa dong before
you went INTO this business p
' 'a,,., ,.a,, h,al. ta - mn
w '',,',.i''',. y, ~ a " ,a',",, Il, hnI ,,,,,''
-" ." '''''> ,,n,'t ~ -',.,,a. a',', l.o,,n
= ,'',N', I''IN l,-'',t'. a,I,,reI =, l,Ii. -
.,,,. w ma J., ~, ,nn.t sa,rI ao,hor,
n,'',rn hin, ,i,S,, y,n SEQ MI ten
,.L.,nn.s ~ ,,rn hn u,,,I inv = h,,L or
,,,,.,h,r H., cant. r.,. mar u, ar.
,,u ,.. ,, ,a,,,.nt ~ h,,
, ~ ,,r - ,,,, ny',.' 1,',, has M. wr,,,
s,,a, },
~ uyyh,t m,o,,;ne. sell tbr
,.,, ~
,,,
:, l eA'o,9-- 11''|I'cT 3 ~ 0,'',,,y =
'ocFtD|'eF neA,' 'o''' '"o % mr."
PeFS /" one u any o'ue'' " "'''"J
ana o"S "''a -,e" sen 'p'''''"'''! :,
| t'" y2u "n''' | :. sofia, ''p' a 'gaP cap o,
'''h hAi i,'Se vi -''''N''' . '"'' -
pictures OF colilns' sk,,'i' ana oooSoo.
ms Inc pictures 'e'' IT, o'I'''' ~ gus
are OF no account 70 sen i Ooo"' Inc!
must oe i"'' page l''e'"I ".
,!'-o'S"f oa"e Sooo
Ieahu'.-~it doh am '"ot -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-02

- Forty yera| oace sepnol . lon,
AMI weary piplnt5e u trrai; IT
0p~ ~e"ln but : Sep Art 81 alan .
the way qre broken shrlac- Aher,, a
lHuu-at! hopes haYc wasted n:u
ashes irpt trluts sacred a. Ter lrla
nr;, lo~t g'ren mounds tto.c grass
l- fresh "litl watering tears ~Atsle%-
even wc cpHll not lnr1pt. We wta
garner tIv Sunshine pf litp., wears,
anl @lti ctIt~enci steps IN reason
able hopes push on t0Ward tic oyrn
in3, wiirse sltnl ll3nt VII s,ra be-
s'rn swln4ing where The wlL.i, are
,lslI a11 s.or.a Luycr Go..ItS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10

THE RECOVERY OF DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
The anxiety which had been felt con
corning the fate of that interchangeable
explorer of Africa. DR.. Livingstone,
ever since his last letters in 1867, has
finally been relieved by the enterprise
of the New York HerulH and the per
sonal dash and courage of Herbert Stan
ley. The same active brain and stern
will which organized the grand beat
at the time of the AbySSinian expedition
have triumphed over climate. hostile
natives. and the terrible fatigues of At
ricam navel-tomd 1.-THE old man with
the long white heard'-and the two are
now safe at Till or "Thereaway" The
English expedition after Livingstone.
which from the date of its departure
from England seems to have been moth
m% but IL grand picnic, may now return
home III peace. and reflect upon the
AhN >>InIan and African triumphS of Mr.
Stanley with whatever equanimitN of
spirit II may POSSESS. The HcIuid cX-
pcditi"m WAS organized early III ISL.
and Stanley set Oft by somewhat diff
fercnt route from that taken hy pre-
Nious explorers. guided only by the
NV lllIll~ NOM the uill\t> llldl LIN
mg>tonc had been seen here and there
In the fall of ISL. Stanley found him
self III the midst of petty wars: many
of The members of his expedition died.
ami he himself WAS 50 Frustrated 10y fc
Wen that he was reduced almost to Il
skeleton. and the rumor of his death.
which >0"m followed. WAS very general
N believed. But he recovered. and
pushed on toward Livingstone. caIrv-
ing him supplies. and finally finding
HIM where. exactly when. and how.
We are not Vet informed. There seems.
however. I" Ice no longer amy doubt a.
t" the authenticity of the intelligence
Dr. Livingstone has been gone seven
lral> from England. and had been Civ
en- up for dead 10y the English Govern
ment with Il cheerful resignation which
WAS unpleasant To contemplate. until
the American search expedition was
started
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10

Castoria-is scientific vegetable preparation
a perfect substitute for and effective than
Castor Oil and is pleasant TO take 1t cleanses the
system in a most remarkable manner; does not
distress or grippe but operates when all other
dies have failed. 1t is certain TO supersede Pills
Castor Oil Narcotic Syrups and all other purgative
and exciting medicines. The Castoria contains
neither Minerals Morphine Alcohol BY its
emolient soothing effect it assimilates the food and
produces natural sleep particularly adapting it to
crying and teething children. 1t cures Stomach
Ache, Wind Collie, Constipation, Flatulency, Group
and kills Worms Make your Druggist send for it ;
he will always keep it as every family must have
it 1t costs but fifty cents a bottle 1918
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10
Prosecuted for Selling Beer.

Our readers remember that We an.
nounced two or three weeks ago that
the police had notified the heer-shoI
Keepers that they should proSecut,
them if they did not discontinue it,
sale. The shop keepers generally ac.
quicSccd; hnt one Poland. who has the
name of keeping IL bad place on the
Avenue. was complained of last week
and plead guilty to two ot1emseS. On
Tuesday of this week Charles :. Hast
ing> was complained of, and had triaI
10y jury He was found guilty of sin
teen otfenscs and fined Sl6U and costs
He appealed t." the county court. Tn,
same day Nobcar Root, who keeps tn,
National Saloon" on Railroad street
was complained of, and plead guilty tn
one ottenSe and paid so and costs
states Attorney and +. May appeared
for the prosecution, and Btldcn and
Burke for respondents.
1t is said now that Hastings kept his
word to the police. and that it was not
claimed that either he or Root had sold
Il glass of beer since the notification
but that Poland had kept selling right
along. and when he was tWitclcd up 10y
the police. he turned about and got the
States Attorney to take cognizancc OF
utfcn>es III his brother beer sellers
which occurred before they were mott
fled 10y the police to stop. This they
think was pretty mean business. There.
is honor among thieves. YOU know.
POSTSCRIPT. Lora ID. Hill and Frank
Hill of East ST. ,John>hurN were com
planned of for selling liquor, and L"r;r
was discharged. as nothing was proved
against him. and Frank WAS fined SIWI
and costs. On "Wednesday complaint
was entered against {. {. Bingham.
druggist. AZ there is some hitch in
the proceedings. and hearing not Vet
had. we defer comment. There is prom
isc of interesting developments if mat
tiers progress as they are planned 10y
certain parties. which We shall notice
when We can do 81 without affecting
c3ISc> Vet Wnheard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10
RELIGIOUS Meetings.


BAPTIST CHURCH-McrtiugS in hall of talrd"nian
Block-(Rcv W. l.. Moves, PastorD sabbath
services at 1890 A Nj I:4j and $50 T.. NJ. Sab
bath school AT 1000 NJ.
METHODIST CHURCH-(Rev. II. &. sheldon, Past"rJ
sabbath services at 1890 A. Nj La and 6,O
PM sabbath School at l2UO
NORM CoNG'I CHURCH.-U;cv. Chas. NJ. S"uthgat"
Pastur.D sabbath services at 1890 a. NJ. and
G.3Ur NJ Sabbath School at lib =. NJ.
~oUTH CuNG'L CHURCH.-CRev. l.. q. lira,t"w, Pas
tori sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ and 6.iO
r. Vi sabbath School at I2:OO NJ. Prayer
Meetings at each Church Wednesday even
ngS at 100.
YoUN; MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIATIoN.-Prayrr
Meetings at their Rooms, Union Block fr
dav evenings at -OO o'clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10

posed that the cause of the running off
was the settling of the track by reason
of frost coming ont of the ground. This
is the first injury sustained by any one
riding on the passenger train of the p.
& o. road. and had Mr.. Bixby not been
on forbidden ground, he would doubt
less been saved this painful accident
and tedious recovery
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10

y topographic dispatch WAS sent from
Hartford to London at 20 minutes past
IL. Saturday morning. and an answer
received at 10 iii the attcrnuon
IMPORTANT Business. While the af-
trrno"n express train from Boston. Mon
day WAS passing We>thuro AT the rate
of more than ~ miles an hour. IL man
VIII" said he had important business at
that place jumped from the cars and.
striking on some railroad ties. was III
>tamtly killed.
The Chicago correspondent of the
Christian mon. speaking of the Chica-
90 Journal says: Mr.. Adam Sherman
Is its managing editor. hut most of its
leaders. and lis hest ones. are written
10y the Rev. Frank Gilbert. son of ii
good Green Mountain deacon all whose
boys Went through Mddlchury College
and int" the congregational ministry.
Isaac II Bromley. the witty editor of
the Hartford ErcniHg Post. went Ia Gin
cinnati rather tavorahly disposed to the
movement, hut on the nomination of
Greeley. he left tor Louisville. saving.
as he took his leave of some friends Il
have seen mammoth cave here. and
now | am going to see the Mammoth
Cave of Kcnturky"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10
Woods New Iron Mower

This Mower is OF the same weight and general
principle of construction as the Wood Frame Now
Its peculiarities lst-The few bolts used
IN the Machine 2d-All of the principal journals
arr emery ground and perfect. 3d-The boxes are
all OF the best composition brass inserted III iron
and need no bolts to hold them firm All the pTin,
cipal bearings oiled with patent oler attached
To each box and consequently needs but little atteh-
ton from the rider. BY these improvements the
draft is lessened One-third, and is now inuch the
ghtest draft mower made. The durability far
exceeds any other mower and will not cost One-hdLf
much for repairs Tor a term oil 1iteen years as
any other mower made III the world. In the few
years Woods has made Harvesting Machines he
has sold lj2 37l and is weekly now manufacturing
20 Machines for the present season.
Mr. Wood's shops cover eight acres of ground.
employ about nine hundred men, most of which are
experienced mechanics.
These Mowers, also Reapers and Dropper for
sale at the Steam Mill building near the depot, St
Johnsbury, VT, by
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10
West Burke.

:. \. Nelson has removed his stone
the old Trull >torr) and is preparing t"
erect a new building on the old site.
f. II. Stone of this town did the m"N-
ing successfully.
Marshall Vance raised his new house
between Trulls hotel and the Village.
on Tuesday of this week.
Charles I. Gray has got lumber on
IL new house right OF. between Sil$lN :
and Justin C"hlrigh'S buildings.
Mr.. LcNcrhcau has Il cellar dug. and
is about ready to put up Il new house
near the I'niversali>t church, "n Church
street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10
Fatal Accidents.

one day last week. Il son of Rev. j..
SerN ice of Barnet. some nine or ten
years old. was riding in an oX-cart,
when the oxen took fright and ran,
throwing the hoy ont and breaking his
neck. Although one wheel of the cart
went over him it is thought his death
blow was received 10y the tall. The
family have the greatest sympathy in
this sudden and terrible atiliction.
week az" Saturday Il fatal acct
dent occurred on the Massawippi Val
ley road, between Lennoxville and
Caplrton. As wood train was run
ming north. some sticks of wood fell off
the car. some of it under the wheels
The shock caused by the ear passing
over this wood, caused two men to iump
Oft, under the belief that the car was
off the track, In jumping one of these
men, Cyrille Laroche, fell into Il cul-
vert. imtiicting severe wound on his
head There was ut the time about
two feet of water in the culvert, and
drowning was the immediate cause of
death.
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Post Office Time Table.

,IoSE-Southern and Western 30 A NJ and 80
Pm Southern way S3O A NJ Northern and
stage mails 100 p. NJ.
ARRIVE.-NOrthern g0J a. NJ. Southern and
Western Hos A. NJ and As p. NJ. Southern
way 4:3- p. NJ. Stage mails s:4I A Nj
Office hours from : A NJ. to F. NJ.
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WINDSOR COUNTY

At Woodstock, last Saturday. Mrs.
Catharine Washburne, wife of Levi
Washburne, started across lots to visit
a neighbOr, and was afterwcrd found
dead in the field. She was 20 years of
age
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West Concord.

The annual meeting of the Concord
Temperance Society WAS held May 9TH.
and the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President Rev.
ID. Lewis. Vice Presidents Asa Hill
bard. G.. ID. Chandler. Secretary j.
ii. Walhridge Treasurer Mrs. Susan
Tiltum. ErecUtire Committce Willard
Chase, j. T.. Woodbury.. Mrs. X. l..
johnson. Mrs. Willard Chase. \ rcSn-
luton was passed fully endorsing and
sustaining the action of the IN. Com
mittec iii the late liquor prosecutions.
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5HdrrfdurS.

In IrasburEh. May L Mr.. VIM K Hall and Mrs
Mandana {. kimball both Of Barton
Also. at thu same date. Mr.. Henry :. Eldridge Of
Albany. and Miss Addir NJ dewey OF Irashurrh
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The Montpelier Lecture Association
report at close of course S306,50 in
treasury, against S25l,S4 last year.
Their highest priced entertainment was
the Memberships, 1926, and the cheap
est William Parsons. so. Hon. L. p.
Redfeld is chairman of committee.