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9obn 5onta6
@sgenicitigc9ebfnss s@critf9ctRugss@es
SeGihaft BON 8uIfun, WGT.

&lsIe @ejcaiddit muros ala Grponsnt oes barl5ms
ten 1JIaHaduiettier Ria't &srjal t5sfrsrs"
orgGRifrt. Sbr @utbQbeH IT iePt ubcr S2,5tN,O00,
nelGe i6er Su 9uniteu bCr GOIiccH SUbGbGr Guses
Ieet iiRo. Jtuh oel YtitgCH OoR Yaiia6uiCts, DGuE
irsCRp cine 4Hla9e OnsT Gulebe stmott moroeu,
p5ie HClt GurCb oIe StatHteuGutotInIt iino rg Sis
rettorcu, rDclda 0cielbe Qcmodt ooSr benuist, bsn
UttslCbern her Seieuituit iur irosn ouourt utrurs
GdltCn SGrluit peIOnlidl U,TuutDOrtllt. 3tc 8uefS
torCp oera 5obn naucot Geatni"tlIscn NCbsns Ssls
ihGruugs @eftuihltt" umidftH glnI9e SretBia osI
tetdfeu uHo reipettlhelheH GlHDotHtr BOnoH's.
aus BOlicGn fRo nab elmer ErlmienJaplung nbiolut
unperiGnbGr eReIlct oh otelGlbe cRIIlb, talbiGbr-
lib Ooer oicrteliobrl0 gcmadt miro. StUeCrotu
perOen buIbidbrIit srtlart un6 bGGr beSuhIt.
Jtnr refine Gtbgn5 uUo SCrior9uEqe sBerfheruHaI
- telne r6ontlHe" oner ln0ue Sdamns inb nit uEs
lerGn @CdlQjten perbuHnel.
Cine ia1r oroBe 4uiabl uHiereI bcfcR GnUobHeF
tu6 bGrtit5 in Der 50 n 4" uerlbeGt; 9eiuNoS
beitss9liNfo5 Derocn nur pertinent.
gEalttr =. 9BIltinion,
gene GI-4gEut iuT NlIoluno unO heu DttfiiI
Columbia,
2.cT0DGtzSde Der &tIras uHo 8dltlmorthr.;
SamCe y penoeri 0 n, EOiGlz A9ent;
%. u. . bp GrBmGnU,
BertUaler ocs osutitsu 8epartGmGnts;
Dr. SGmt6A. Steuurt
{RGtI0 I2UGl.p.) QuttTiU bunqszAr3t,
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SsuS SptfpI,

8oiton, 27. 9top. - Bis Jest fnb ncun
Qei6cu inter cen Sriimmern Der 8ranOItdttelt
beruorge3oqen tuOrbeu, flint bericl6en bGt
man iOentifi3irt. Ntun permiBt nod INNER
10 Yerionsn, unO 9luubt, ooB bieielben bel
benz 6suer umgefommeu finb.-9ie Seitrdse
fir bic vSarparb untpsriitGt" belaufeu iib
iest auf $193,000.
Der beutise 8rapeller" luioerle9t Die Gn<
gabe, baB @Ouperueur 8aibburne un0 mebz
rcre Wtitglieber Der Staatsg sgebung 9tn.
itren9un9en MAIDEN, uni Die Gripablung
bon 3aipeS in BEN 8uuoss. .Seuat 5u beluirs
fen. 0as genannte SIutt gicbt bcutlth 81
periteben, 6uB fdI @Ouuerueur 2Sahburne
nit bem uniau6ern @'eitdft etues u2obgiiten"
ntdlt abgtcbt.
30 on, 27. gtou. Der ltnterftiieung8<
Sonb fir Die abgebranntcn betrG9t ieet
S192,535,
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Sermildte Seridte.

Wdbrenb bic 0ebr5a III Ser s Il.
ben in q u NJ q nteu fd entl9loiIeu bat,
aui bem BOoen be8 SnterlanbcS Su blcibeu
uuo bort ben guten Sampf nm ibre Gehte
aus3utdmpfen, miro bon elmer Dftnbcr5abl
Die SOee Der Ausmanoerung mad qnerita
nit @nthufasmuS ersrifieu, unO ifOu bat
ein 3rupp bon mebrereu lDnn0erten lt1 AMI
ben 2Ses 9emutlt. SubelHb, ole 6itte nit
ben aueritaniiden 6arben sei6midt, 5o9en
ite non 8u6arelt aus, uno mur0eu in @iur.
gemO bon ibren Slaubeus9enofien nit 0tuiif
empfaugeu. Sie moQen, pie Giuer BON ii.
nen ia9te, ben Wanoeritab ni6t nieoerlegen,
beUOr iie in ,insm 2anOe ituN, in uel9,m iie
ibre Srait gebrau9sn t0nuen, obne oaB tbneu
fortwdbrenO Der SuOe" SSdimpfmort in'S
@ei4t geuOrien wiro uno man Te mie6unoe
bebanoslt. Ste iiuo Sum gr6Bten Sbeil gc<
i9idte 6anbnerfer, unO Slcle BON tpnen BON
bier aus ibon en9agtrt !porosn, nm bei'm
9Sieser.IHfbau bon 8ofon beidGftigt 5u
luerOen. pier bat fi4 ein aus beruOlragenben
SSraeliten beiteben0erS gebiloet, nm iols
den Smnligranten bebiilflif1 Su ietn. Der
Ylau oes 2lnfaui8 elmer Stredc 2auoe5 CUR
@riiuoung elmer SuOeuz GOlOuie 1T, ais nu-
praftiih, Oefuitiu qufge9eben lpor5en. g8ie
Nnoere, iuer6en qu6 Dtee il9 iiber 0a8 2auo
3erltreren, li6 bur6 AuSoauer unO @ei9td.
liAtelt ibren 8es babnen miiiien. G5 lit
unS um iie nift i'm D&tnoeten bange.
N la,u
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1Iuterbemoeu unS 1tnterbpIen,

25 Prosent biltger, als ir9enb Elm unDereS
@elhdit in Der Sta0t.
Medicated Scarlet molsne llntertleiber
gegen 8peumotisulus
Nertno. Sumeu= uItertIeiper
BON alien beicbtcr fSQbrfaten,
Hb @rp,ent bihiaer, ais Ser aspobulidbepreis.
Gin sroBes 4iortment oon
Reifetai idbenuno 9iirtslr,
fotpie dlltt Ufoueliuz zDamenllntaflebern, Gorjets
ten, etrimpien, puHbituben.e
..i SeaI <, S,nrtnaun.
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Grtmania .flOar alilIs,
A.:raL. N
Sreeerid sburs, SG,
Mcher 4, Sriillc, Gidentbiimer.

Biireau uno gticocrloqc: Rr $40, 9Criuqtous,
5iUiiteu Racl mo SutdlUitrOBc, Nor0iete.
Sbtge iSirma oiferirt 9Gteru, SdrOlerr uro Samts
lien Die btitGn Sorten ydmicns uno 9Ttra= Uieb Eu
oeu btligiCn RUtcn unS gCrGntirt UoutGnhiee Be
irJt0isuro bniiCht.id Der GullrtGt. Sbcnio fCs on
pano irilt semableHe5 Corn Neal mo Ylubliuttsr
(Mil Feed). nE- SdnOICr erbalten iberlIeu Rabutt.
LENItII hNRlLCl
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DOrbdn9e- StOfr,
aIle 2Irtcu Gpisen SprbGn9e
uno
SCiOtnpaateF, 2erytc5 HnO Steps
ilr
8ortGngc uuo 2rGperte'n
bel Gaglnr e. Prttr,
ggr. fl, RorS GbarlesFrafr.
f0F2g-9anig)
HcNermGnn.

Ceib ober Gru u5rbejrctbvt Obcr uibt Iouh etn gts
ben ilr NJ islutr Yitt1ln eOti1rtruoC Summs u9ts
fbcrr, unN in o5m uorrerCu iGuqe Der betzgCIetttts
ReH 9elglltgitcu itehi Die
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@reeleV's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Nem' orf II. gf0pbl. - Ste 9entl9e
ySribiine" ia9t: ullm Srn. @re5lep'8 piele
Sreunbe bon Der SeiOrgniB 5u befreten, in
Die ie 6urd) untuabre @eritdte unO anoere
tpiloe @rbidtun9en oerieet morOen fno, baB
er fiji sur 9lufnabme in 8loOmtn9Oale oner
irgenb etn anbereS 9ligl gemelect babe, tit eS
smefmdBtg, baS Su mteOerbolen mas bic
ySribiine" Dor einer QSOdIe ooer fritbsr gela9t
bat. gr leiDet nod INNER oil nerp0Ier @ntz
fraftuu9, baburt entiianoeu, OoB er etnen
0tonat unb lGnger, rodbreuo unO mad Der
araathelt ieiner 6rau, fuit alien Sdlof per>
Tor. 6ieies afiicirtc ihlieBlid) bie gferpen
bes Wagens, uno ba berielbe feline 9tabrung
auf1ebmen woate, 10 muroe bas Splten nod
mebr geid)mG9t. gGaS inn feblt, if cine
8iidfebr bes 2ppetiteS uuO S9lafe8, Oamit
bas Spiten rpieOer Son erhdlt. Su beioen
Sesiebungen lit bieie @od)e cine 8eiieruu9
piunptrPteu d"
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silber : Waare1t.
Silberne 2DFel,
SabelH,
xbee= serStce,
&Drbe unb
8annen.
Sanlnfl &irk & Sohll,

UT. I1lI XCtII~ OuF1lHtUttF1HRTF
(SfttO, 12Utteg) 5abrifanten BON gilberpaaren.
Sabnz zMr,ueifllnoe.
Er. 9B. 8. Gfbertcse madbt ieinen pielen oent@
fdbsn @ounern a6tunespon befGnnt, boS er nod tm=
msr cuf ieinem alten Blase. Rr. ef SirsSrpnss
ypau, anaetrofien merhen fam, poieb CT oermebrte
@rIsdbteruusen iiir Die 8erfsrsuns Der idonen uno
oauerboiteu 9ebiiie, tpel6e 10 ansemene 3utrsoen'
belt acscben. best. eohsas tpiro fiir oas i6mer8'
loIe aussiebsn Der 3dbns ssbrautt uno Die beftsn
3obuarbeiteu su eemGBsteu Breiien perierti9;.
- fSJ} oot9 i2JRtPg)
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&pblcn ~ berabsciestenY Yrciien
Surrnuab & Gnmp.,

SdneIer NIT ben beiten Sorten 8oelsH pelde bier 5u
Martte aebradlt peroen. Vie, uete aoblen gebraus
den, fperoen mobl parnn bun, ooriulpretsn uno TO-
aleit su fanien, ebe Der Brets itet3t.
Bireau: German, erite 25ur onlh bon Der
SaIpertitraSe. (Sept20,1SD
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0ie Soften 6es . itmeieu8 in
ben Ser. ct. erreitlteu i'm Iesten GsAs
nunssiabre 6,65S,192, bic &inuabmen
s26, 9O9,176. 0ieRegerpug bar iomit $780,
984 proftirt. 9lufl nod niht bagemeleu.
Sn Norb> Carolina oeiieu @eiesge'
bung cine oemofratiide Nebr6ett bat, iinO
sluei benz. @anbiOaten fir Den Ser. Staaten~
Senat i'm 6elOe, mas oeH &aoitaleu cine
Chance siebt, ibreu 0tann (PooD bura5u-
ieeen.
Gin Correspondent Der yN.sO. @orlo"
bat ben iOebeH bon europa suriid9efebrten
Senator GUNNER iiber bic fran80Fifen
i3uftdnbe ms @ebet genomnlen. Gunner
ipru4 bic ueber5eusuu9 aus, OaB, pelfe mos
mentane GenbernR9en aud eintretsn m0Jen,
SrantreiA idlieBlid bod eine 8epublif per.
ben piirOe. Gunner beiufte SbierS, Sam
BETA, ben 5ersos BON aumale u, u. @auI>
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2autcnba6's

tpmbtuirter Sheer Sprup
iar Die Grlabtsuua hct'm 0uncn, grfdlmrqen,
0ut5brdune. AGhnd uuo 4baliheR 0ats= uno 2uns
qGrttocE. gtus Rrautcrn VI sGarouniihem Sbetr,
ociicn mertbUONe GiaeHibaitcn iIbt gut bctdnnt
iiub, IulummCngCleBl IS lit feline Guud Uttrtur.
ouiIen uno b., u. &Guteubatt, otutihs GpotbCte.
Ioroof @de Der Gutam- unO SGrato9afrlBe, uuo
bel Sdutenbadb, Gte or 6rcmont. uno Fr0Hts
linitragC. (2Sl-D
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SalauO>Sepeid)ega
Sins @dfhiuotpt,.

Darlington, 27. 9tOU. - Die 0tebe.
.@tnnabmen belieien iiA Beute auf s254,
O28.27.
Der YrGItoent empfiug heute peridieoene
geiuder unb hattie nit Gen. Osborn uon
Qlabama cine lGngere llnterrc6un9.
- Der Qftb. &bO8. s. gielion, amerifas
niid)er 9eianOter in Oterito, reiit beute4beRO
BON hier uad1 9tem= g)orf alb.
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So9m q. Snman & Gpmp.,
Mr. NJ, gYeff= Nrattffraee,

,.e.. Rr. f39, BeftsSaltimpreHr
(Rni3t 12RtEl apilhen suntb, L. Galpertfr.
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WaIttnasrs
Ttre Sniurallte Office.
0GeneHsGde BON Epntbs nnh EBaterH1.,
serHd,ert iortrdsrtaO sessnB luhesuS &assubur9
DranSunsl slld iogoal tn berStaeL ptsim eanos, aIIs
4dafer, oanoeIssiiter, ader6augIobufte, Nobeln,
ealsserdtbitafte i'm Ban besrtffene ooer im3afen
ta eaSuns beHnSfifbs saerssust q. {. p.
Ism. =. Sarrlisa, sa'sssss 'gsssssssa
Ssss Sssi = :. ya5saifIis asiIsa ssssa ss' s.n,tns
ssas HSsis s@snHs;sasaH @ M'gssn e gssgar
Ssurp 9arrou, Crrine 9ornit,
4. .. gtsuart. 70. 90. Eaplor,
Dm. S':Srnssss, ss;.. g. ss5sg;as. SsTSsl e'Ssn'
appIifationss5ormnlareu uno fpsitere Hcttr!@t iter
bic VeieGidatt ipire tn ber Office, SibDef-@ie Don
Soutbs uno Batertr., ertpstli, poau1 aEeIuttrdse
joisrt erleSist perpsn. IeIF9erunssn wsrsen aut
"SsaS.11 SsasSs.1.ds.sn Issi sr. zs0es.srts. 9Th.
Atdtf Dron3e-Waartn,
Raminiims-llbren nno Gnupes,
Dafen, gtatuetten,
Sid. 3ieratben, @ifiteutartensSalter,
9tnteufdiIer, griefbsfdwersr u. {. tu.,
cine rsi6baItise austuabl su basen greiisn bel
@ebr. Sanfisls & SDmp,,
Gde ter aSsSbarlsss uns SaltimoreHrake.
(2Si-N
"a 9olbs mnb Silbermaarea.
IGS Gin rsi&3attss Eager
sI.eante siIberia@sn.
9oioeus uno ftlberne Sai&euubren.
%iIberpiattirte 9Sadren.
&tfss Re lpaareH.
Neue 8ronsez gG4sau.i. 10.
tH Iebr blli9en Rreiiep be:
ii. q. s1arnes
jsiusm neusn Ssi@dits,
Giamanteu!i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Voted, Bbilippe 4 Comps
@enfer Sai4enubreu { (etpas Glegantes.
Aud Gin pones afortnent Der bsiien
ftlberplaftirten 0Saareu BET
SEQ. -. Ssebb s &C.,
l25s-r Gte Der Baltimore unh eigktfs.
9erlors Stroaisugtes,
8GrloreSb Sbanbsiiers
gariOrza scaasIlsrs.
8ibiiotbsssg sGas,!tsrs.
Es,!ram.rs Ebansetisss,
&BstrmerzGbanosliars,
Gssin,mersG Sanbe.!srs.
s2usFurz@ sanssiiers,
sue Nrtsi. gaseinritbtmnssn.
gsaiierz uno y robren une
Weparaturts BET
..... e. o.. Caoihfon,
Rr. 8, Rolb=Sibertofrase.
taprtIts1S7l gr: 5. @orozg6srtaitI.
sSie h.Saen Gtpiufn,jpu ~ npu r,ipNrin>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Next Tuesday.

There are two events to occur next
Tuesday which make that day umusu-
ally important. First in Importance.
10 us Ntrmontcr>.) l. the state election.
1t Is not enough for Republicans {" say.
''Nrrmont j. all right, ANY way. whether
| vote on not. Ii has been dcmon>tI;I-
ted time and again. that Il rnu>img ma
ioritN in Vermont which votes am"ny
the first of all the states gives courage.
doubtful ones which come after. Then
let u" one di>tiinchiSc himself hN taxi
ing I" heart the vain delusion that it
makes II" difference whether he votes
81 not, for it does.
The other event t"r mcNt tuesday. is
the meeting of the straight Democrats
in national convention at Luui>yillr
important action was going To lc taken
then. and that the Democrats " he can
not 'cat crow" will nominate Charles
O'C"n"r of New York. "r some other
strong candidate. and make Il pretty
vigorous tight against the coalition
headed 10y Greeley. should this Ice
done, Mr.. Wilson's prediction that Cree
ley will carry but three states in ,lrc-
t"ral vote. may prove Il prophecy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
A Notable Day.

Thursday. Aug. END. which was 81
dark and rainy in this vicinity WAS still
more remarkable in other places. At
Boston. rain fell for NV" hours. in such
quantity ;iS to flood the streets Rare
~ has more water fallen in 50 short IA
time. The tide was at its height. and
the sewers We're filled. 50 that the sur
plus water could not pass of Cumsc-
qucmtlN the CUTTERS. cellars and all low
places were deluged. In some cellars
the water was three to four feet decp.
The steam tire engines were called out
to pump ont the water In the suburbs
much damage Was done To- fruit trees.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Windsor County.

VI. Editor: There are some voters
III Windsor county. after having exam
med the record carefully. for the last
sin Years. fail to find any good reason
for dropping Judge Poland. Nor do
they think it sufficient reason for IL
change that Judge steele a>pires to
congressional hunurS. and is ambitious
I" occupy his place. They deem it
much wiser and safer. in view of posi-
bic cAigcncic> that MAY arISr. to retain
tn" services of one who has 50 good a
national reputation, than to substitute
for him one who must serve his noviti-
ate. make his maiden speech. &c.. be
for, he can he admitted To full fellow
ship even among his peers. The PEG
pie are becoming thoroughly convinced
that tins whole affair of opposition to
Judge Poland is Il put up job" and
used 10y II very few Interested parties
for some other purpose than the public
good and this conviction the people
will demunciate 10y giving him hearty
remuneration. and triumphant election.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

You have undoubtedly read the letter
of Mr. Smith. published last week. 1t
shows Won that your choice for states
attorney WAS worthy of that or any 9th
CT office in Your gift. 1t also shows
Won that Mr.. Smith does not desire to
he states attorney. with all the political
elements in array against him. except Il
company of temperance men morgan
lied. and ;" not i'll the most desirable
condition for supporting public officer.
In this situation it would he Il very
doubtful experiment for us to risk eth
er victory or defeat at the polls.
Since i'll amy event Il prnfcS>cd tenn
peIance man will he elected. and since
Mr.. May especially has pledged himself
>quarely. and since the republican par
ty have acquicSced in the doingS OF
their conventions. we can afford to wait
find ourselves BETRAYED. We shall have
reason enough to do something more
than request next time.
But there is Il thing which needs t"
be done nor. viz: To circulate the
/ pledge in every town, and of tho>,. that
/ heartily sign il To form town societies.
/ auxiliary to the county society. We
/ have been abused 10y the presence of
men in our coumSclS and committees
| who have no part nor lot in this mat
ter. and who would never have taken
ANY such position. if the pledge had
been the basis of membership in the so
rirty. Let this work Ice done at once.
and at the next annual convention. let
there he delegates from every town So
cictN regularly chosen. who can counsel
and act with suitable drlibtration and
authority. Let It's endure 18th pltieure
the action and the speeches which all
honorable men regret and wash their
hands of. and bear rather than rctali;Itr
-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30


And :" much "t SAID Lands will h,. sold nj pnbli,.
NuCiI"n at the dwelling h"uS,. OF : mos Ilntl in
sad Newark. On the 9Th da, of September u,Xt Al
IA " clock Y NJ a~ shall lie requisite To- ,liSch:r,,.
SAID TAXES with costs unless previously paid
3I-E Eir.t I,r.,IiJ ~ 80,
Dated al Newark this Goth day Of august. IL
SlA IE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA IIsrR,r -
IN I'r"hat" Court. held al the, Probate ptfc.. il,
~. 1"hl~hurN. within and Tor said district ON th,.
-"in hiN "i August. \. II. I-a2
l"rr"h M"ult"n. administrator upon The. estate.
ridl"h Fuller. lat" "t st. bloomsbury III said
instruct deceased. interstate. makes applir.rion
I" Ntld court i"T hCrn~ sell tn, whole, f the. r,
'H'ht" {" SAID deceased. rrIrcSrnin. that the. s;l,.
"i >;tlu real estate would h,. beneficial n thu, Heirs
ana all Interested III said estate, for the purIns, of
converting tn" same into money and said admins.
utt"f has brought int" Court TN, consent and an
pi",ii"n III writing of all the, heirs To said estate
residing i'll this Stale.
Nhcrcup"n il i ordered bv said Court that said
application lee referred to the, 18th day of sent \
H. - AT the lr"hit" Office, in said St .Inhushr,rI
IL" hearing and decision thereon. and il il, further
"lh red that all ptT~uu~ Interested he notified h,r,
a. h\ publication at notice, of this iir,lirtinn and
order thereon three weeks ~ICc~~iN,Iy in tho. all,
d"nIiin printed Il: -. .Ioln~huIv before. said tim,
"i hearing, that they may appear said tin, and
PIt'" ana II they see caIL~r object IhcT,t".
liN the Court Attest
ASA l.. FRFNCI II. Judge. uf Probate,
y trn" copy of Record. Attest
81 ASA l.. FRENt II. Judge of Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

on the resolution for printing extra cop
les of the Ku kluN report lII9.
ll2O, Il2I. Il22. II2}
on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
bill 1902. 1905. 1857. 2O49
on the hill relating to the Reform school
of the District of Columbia 2JS~
on the case of DIR. John Emilio IIouard.
27-9. 2790
on the bill relative t" the centennial in
trrnatiomal exhibition 2Hre'
on the bill to fund the debt of Wash
mgtom city :H-I. :HI--
on the deficiency appropriation bill (H.
Il. No. I65D 3I5j
on the bill relating to the mastering of
officers 3lG6. :}l61
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad
bill $3.50. $500
on the call of the HOUSE. :}S6I
personal and explanatory in reference
to the ku Klux Investigations in
South Carolina 1923. 1924
on he Kin KluN outrageS 4tr1-
(sre AppendiN,) lUE'. 40:}4
on civil rights bill Is. No. 80. 1921 .
1:h!123
TIE Towns. An effort will he made
this year to reduce the Republican ma
jointly in our Legislature. In towns where
parties are nearly balanced. il little Re
publican diSaifection will he made u>t,
of /" secure the election of il represent
ativc of the coalition stripe. We en-
treat of all genuine Republicans To see
to il hat this year. if never before. ali
old animoSitirS and jcalorl>ic>. all ann
billions and personal considerations.
shall l"c laid upon the altar of the COM
mon cause. Let no single town in the
State. which is fairly entitled /" i Re
publican majority. Ice miStFprc%cHf" i'll
the Legislature through the acts or neg
lcct> of our friends. HWtIdhd H,JuH.
= y. y. Earle. Esq. former editor
OF the Barton Sf0n,i0Jd and It. Johns
bury Times. having been reported Il
Greeley man. SAYS lr did c>puu>c that
c;iII>t for about ten DAYS l>incc Grant
never gave him anyrhin" bat the con
>ul>hip at BaIton.) hut he found that he
couldn't sleep nights. and his mouth
tasted >ulphuIN in the morning, and he
concluded Ia get ont of his uucou"rmial
situation. 50 if he was early for tree
ley. he is now both EarI-N and late for
Grant.
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days. the party leaving it took due care
that the gate was closely shut, but it
seems some one had raised it. perhaps
to see how the mill would run. and then
left it slightly open 50 the mill run very
slowly: but this continued motion heat
ed the boxes and shaft 50 that the bah
bit melted ont. and the wood about the
boxes was chaIred some three inches in
depth. The wonder is that the mill
WAS not burned. as S;lwduSt, dry and
ready for Il spark. WAS scattered under
the hot boxes. This mill occupies the
site of the mill carried off by ice several
years ago, and is one of the finest wa
ter powers on Moose river. 1t i> >itria-
ted about ~ rods from East Haven
town line
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gardens and cormtieldS. Considerable
hail fell. At Lowell. the storm was
the severest ever known there. One
house WAS struck by lightning. At
Manchester, two houses were struck.
and three carpenters knocked down.
Al Hartford, trees were blown down.
and the tobacco crop much injured.
The station at Rockville and the freight
depot at Vernon We're completely pros
tl.ifuI
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millinery
CLOSINC-OUT

Being drSir"us "i selling out my stock of Mill
merry and Ladies' FURNISHING. Goods now nti,r far
sal" in part. parcel, OF the rntir, stock This i.
lar" chance Tor Il person wishing. To engage. in mi.
klnd :" business as there is a large and well ,Stab
lshru tih'it ais" line location fixtures for .tur,.
sc. " 1890
I" reduce the stock as iuuch a. ,,,ssiI,I,. | will
sell Tor ~ day at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies III want of goods will do ell Ia call bt,,r
purchasing elsew here
MRS &. Is COLBY
ST J"hn-bury. July 80 Is72 mn
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Grant Meeting at Newport---Serious
Accident

The Republicans had Il great demon
>tlatinm at Newport Wcdnc>daN. Their,
WAS tiagr;ti>ng. artillery salute, music
and speeches 10y Col. Joyce and II. II
Powers. There were I5m people ol
more present. \ serious accidcm, oc-
CURED. While charging Il gun. Ill
Went off. and IL Mr.. Cook. one of tia,
artillery men from North Troy. had tn,
rammcr driven through his right ann
The lImh WAS amPutatrd about two
inches below the elbow. The accident
WAS caused toy insufficient >wahhimg
and it> sad result east Il damprr oven
the procrcdimy> of the. meeting.
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Judge Poland's services III the House as
Il misfortune To the nation. He knows
nothing OF my writing. and has no rra-
son to suppose would do 50. | do it
because | feel it Il duty.
Very respectfully yours.
S,pfE\T
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Wells River.

Last Tuesday Il National Flag. - feet
flung To the breeze in this village. with
"Gramt and Wilson, affixed t" its base.
Heavy rain prevented the large con
course from assembling which else had
glaccd the occasion but \. +. Bald
win. the President of the daN. titly sum
nIoncd those present to make rp in en-
thu>la>m. what we lack in numbers
Repairing to the grounds of Mr.. Samu-
81 y. Moore: Esq. Gamhcll of Brad
ford. made Il telling speech of some for
ty minutes, showing how the present
administration has reduced the national
debt S:55O. OOO, 900 in four Years. against
>l3.ooo.OOo the -four Years preceding :
showing how southern politicians ad
mitted that the election of Greeley rs
President. will hr "a triumph for his
comrades of the lost cause" showing
10y quotations from Horace Greeley
himself. his Inconsistency and umtitnrSS
for the Presidency.
Judge Poland followed with one. of
his ma>terly di>cour>c> upon the great
political ISSUES of the day. He pressed
his iaN"lite strong point. that the
"Grant and Wilson" men titlN PIT ur
the National Flag as its own party ban
ner. He dwell upon the record of the
IA nm lal
bearer the past -four years in burning
words. pictured the utter weakness of
Horace Greeley if made President. in
the hands of the politicians who pro
pose 10 elect him; and vigorously set
forth the real spirit of the South to day.
us four and eight Years ago,
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TO the Temperance Men of Caledonia
County.

You ale asking what. and how shall
We now do. i'll reference to the election
Just at hand and | have been request
eel I" ">nN something to You this week"