St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-10
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GoSs y Higgins have bought the
billiard saloon in Flanders block.
Mr.. r. Prescott has sold ,Ior'S
Young Clifford horse for 5000, and the
man who took him got a good trade.
The little poem on the first page
must reach Il good many hearts at this
time.
:. Higgins has received his new
dress goods, as all will notice 10y his
advertisement elsewhere.
\. NJ. Cook x Co. run ont their
iag on receipt of the news of Greeley's
nomination..
Saml Wright has bought ont Ken
dall's eating saloon, under the Avenue
House.
We are glad to see Capt. Horace
h Idle back again. After wintel
spent i'll a milder climate, he returns
home i'll much improved health.
1t does one good to look on such IL
splendid pair of bays as run on the vii
lage coach from Drew Il stevens
stable. No small load will set them.
Our streets fairly glow with new
and newly painted wagons and car
riages. We notice Cook express
wagon and Pennimam's meat cart most
for the reason, we suppose, that they
are ofteneSt at our door.
Messrs. ;. Jewett and c. i. Brig
ham are putting Il partition through
their store on Railroad street, and are
finishing of each il store where there
Mas formerly but one.
Rev. Allen Hazen. missionary III
India, has lately arrived in this coun-
try. He has relatives III this town,
whom he visited when in this country
some eight OF nine Years ago. Mr..
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and is obliged to take rest.
There has been band of French
men or Gipsies about here for IL few
days, begging from house to house. If
they would kill their old horses, and
their dogs of all ages and go to work
We see no reason why they might not
earn living. They certainly look
able bodied and healthy.
The burial of the bodies in the
tomb of the st. Johnshury cemetery
will he commenced next Tuesday and
concluded on "Wednesday. All per
SONS interested are expected to be pres
cnt. and give such directions as they
wish carried ont.
Testimony in the late prosecution
tur selling beer on Railroad street |
states 4ttOrHey You ever pur-
chase any beer at the shop of the de
PENDANT p Prominent citizen Of II. II.
street YES, sir" s. AIRY "Wh"
Vas with You ," Z. ca don't just
remember, but Here it was no
iIced that some one stepped on the
states Attorneys toes the Court was
Vigorously at work writing out testi-
nnnN, and the States ATTORNEY dismiss
ed the witness with, NO further ulles-
tons"
Accident on the P & o.
As the passenger train from the West
"n Tuesday morning was coming down
this side of Danville, and just after
passing the Crane ledge, the rear can
IAN of the track and tipped up Oh one
side. When the car left the track
Freeman Bixby of Montpelier was stand
my on the rear platform. He jumped
t" the ground, and the car trucks fell
"p"n his night leg breaking both bones
below the knee. There were twenty
eight passengers in the car some OF
whom were slightly bruised and badly
heightened, but we cannot learn as any
one inside the car was seriously injured.
he coupling held, but the car was not
dragged more than its length before the
tram was stopped. The passenger.
We're taken into the other car. including
Mr. BiXby, and the train came on to this
place, being detained less than half an
4 hour. Mr.. Bixby was at once convey
ed t" the st. Johnsbury House, where
lie received surgical attendance. and a
good recovery is expected. 1t is SUP