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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-16

IN OID ESTABLISHED FIRM. he
finn of :. VI Pcttcugill \ Co. com
mcurrd ti"iI advertising agency in the
OLD J0G,1,1i building. No. ~ State street
Bu>tui.. nearly u quarter of Il century
ago (FchTuurN. l~l9). where their agru-
cN still i located. carving on 4 LARGE.
and successful business. They c>tah-
li~hcd Il branch in New York city MaN .
10. which has grown To- hc much larger
than the parent house. increasing stead
lily year 10y wear mmil NOW it has the
agency of nearly every newspaper in
The niIcd States and British Pruliu-
rcs. and docs u }cHIlN business of
hundreds al th"u>..utl~ of dollars. :.
VI. Pctt"u"ill y c.. nave recently
opened another branch office at 7UI
Chestnut street. Philadciphia. where
they are doing Il successful and incrca>-
iug business. Ihry have done adNcr-
ri,iu- exceeding ten millions # dnllii~
Iii- lima i t;lNoiJhll known not only
Throughout jhI> country hut in all parts
ri the world. They have established
It reputation tnr hun"riIhlr and fair
dealing which ANY finn might envy and
hIu few have attained a.. We congIat
ul.tt" them upon thriI success. ",
would recommend all " no want adlci-
Using done III any pant of the c"umlr,
tu call upon them. They can point to
hundIcd> at business men who HAY g
luiiovc'i their adli ice AMI trusted to
jh"ir -HgIrItN and aNailcd thcnI>ciN> ul
their fa..iitjc~ who have iuddr fortunes
fnI themselves. and are daily assisting
Others in the same path.
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Established Ia.
DALTON & INCERSOLL,
Wholesale Dealers III
P LII MBERS' SUPPLIES

>o-. II \ 10 Union 81. Boston.
Plumbers Earthenware a Specially.
Iron soil Pipe and Fittings.
Copper Bath Tubs.
Copper Bath BoiIers-3u :" loo gallons
Brass and Plated Faucets-cvery variety. f"i
water. steam and -i~.
Isra-- Pipe and Iittings-ful lines
= An AZ MGunf1c'ursrS pric.> q the trad, onl \
Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists shown,
6oo draw ing~. furnished L. cU~t"mrrs til
THE WiLkEK HOUSE.
fA>I lENrLE 81. SAIL LAKE CITY.
Tins h"u-" l. the largest and best appointed
ll"u>" III tab Territory. and haS accommodation
for THREE HUNDRED lNp FIFTY guests street ears
and carriages connect with the Whit" sulphur
Baths. E'adn" r""ms c"ntaInin. papers from all
points. Baths lar. TELEGRAPH. News and Cigar
Stand attached to- the HOUSE.
G-ly II. :. GREELEY \ ca. Pr"lrIrr"r-.
A Word to the People!
w have enlarged "ur front Store. and AZ, putin.
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FOR rINpIES ON THE FACE

Elackhrads and Fleshworns. use PERRY'S I'm.
proved t"mcdnn" and rimplr Kennedy the .rrIt
skin medicine. Prepared only by Dr. 4. e. PERRY
l"rInat"l"Glst. ~ Bond st. y. Y. Sold by Drug
gISts every " here. ii -u,
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Sperial Nofrrs.
+. B. l. 4 Il ID.

VI sIIII tIH0 ITIEt-I VI IIIt-
CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MON CMENTS. TAB
LET'S. HEAD STONES. &c. sc.
Also, importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS.
IABLETS.-Sc..& sc.
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import to order and sell the
same for less than can he bought in
bnNt0n. Discount to the trade. over
2uu designs on hand. Please call and
STE.
~ JohHsb'ry. VI. JUIy L. Is7l.--G
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BLADDER.

NIvM :. BROOKS ESTATE.
w The subscribers haVn" been appointed hy III,
Honorable Probate ourt fol the district of alcdnnia
commissioners. III receive. examine and adjust al
claims and demands ri all persons against the Is
of VIM. =. Brock late of Barnet i'll said district
deceased represented inSnvrnt and tn" term "t siN
mont hS from the 2fth day of pril I-13 heinz allow
ed hv said Court 10 the creditors of said de
ceased To- exhibit and prove their rcspectiv,
claims before Give notice that W. VIII attend
to the duties OF our appointment Al the dw"llin.
house of the widow OF the said VIM. : Brock. in
Rarnct i'll said district the 3lst day Of May and
18th day of Oct"her next AT ten o'clock. in the
forenoon. on each of said days.
John SAM ELS, l,,,,-r
Go John II. GILFILLAN. ' .
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Vt. Friday. May 10. 1879
AGENTS for the Caledonlan.

g.. ends in tins SECTION "f the state vii! add
81, to the interest OF the Calr'l"nian by
. -, loca. items promptly and in brief Leg
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West Concord.


The following is ii list of the namc>
of thu>r scholars attending the Splim.
Tenn of til" school ut West Concord
who have received 80 marks for de
pertinent or absence. during the last
half of the term: Hannah Adams. Car
RE Blakc,lc". Elcry Drew. Charley
Drew. Flora Frye. Willie F"r>aith
George Circuit. Mary Howard. Nellie
Howard. Elhidgr Howard. Mary Levy
i, Clara Lewis. R"vland Lewis. Esther
Lee. Helen NtGrcgor. MURRAY NovcS.
Jasper O>gu"d. Elmer iced. HELEN Sta
cl. Charley >toclI. Katie ToWnShcnd.
Tina Tiljon. Mice Wakefield. AGdic
Wakefield. Freddie Wakefield. Walter
Woodbury.. Sarah Woodhurl. Rosa
Martimcau, Victoria Matincau. Cherry
Boucher.
ELIZA WOODBURY.. IcdchG.
The people of this village were favor
ed with lecture, OH Saturday evening
last, from Miss Ida iblidgmau of Hand
wick. upon tn" question. ''Who shall
represent Us ," The speaker set forth
the positions held lay the advocates of
wumans >utliagc. in an easy. graceful
manner. often rising to- the trucst clo-
qucncc. The following evening. Miss
Ina l;ridgmau. $i>tcI of the FIRST speak
q. urged the plea of womam'> >utlIagr
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Y OTICE.-The firm of r. L. Hall Il Brother is
' dissolved by the decease of T. l.. Hall. All
persons indebted to said firm requested to call
and settle. SAMUEL W HALL
St Johnsbury April 70. 1873. 66-6s
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three stories hirh NOT inc1udinp tb,
basement or French roof. We under
stand if is to he huiIt of wood with ,
brick front and will bc Il great addition
to ON village. The central location
large, airy rooms. with everything new
ami neat. will give this house superior
advantages. AID command for it Il very
large share OF lhr business.
The Lake is clear of ice. The ..Nor,
made . trir or TWO throurh the J,L,
last week. The Lady of the Lake
mas been rtltiInl"d and Is being put IN
ii '''-i' "i'''i anu VIII ne ready I"i
" - i'> IL '' ''' '''''>>
VII. bow man mas engaged BlalSdelI
q ingalls, bahd. pieces, to furnish
music ton his hotel this summer. They
are to play at noon and evening. and
upon tii' a'l'N4i "l me trains; Tins
''",i ~ "nN S""' lcl'"'a'n'h' ana were
at tI'c i'''iiiSeN''Ns't House last SUM
'i'cl
Work Is being pushed rapidly for
ward on the new r;lili Dad. the pleasant
weather of the past three weeks being
at great assistance. There are large
gangs of laho'cr> 1t work between
-, an" ~" an" 'Fl'''';'''N 'o''
"N,ti - "'i.iS MS ''' most |" nave 'nc
i.i''' III i''n''i"T "''''i III N''N",! '"' 'i"'
l'' "N'i' ""' i'iS''"''IiS 'Ilf
!ii''H lt,"i'I> |" the contrary thill are
-,
Ga ga 'i''ire'' na@
.','''t ~ P3''il,'> "I sugar ii"ih 20
"ii" H. -Nii'il> "i 'he SUM-
LOW H. mas iI'''''c from wv trees ioo'
l"'''''''S "i >"GaI 'ie best. so lai-
just now there is Il lively debate go
ing on between BENNINGTON and Ind
low us to which town POSSESSES the
most dIlapidatcd graveyard. The Bdn
hcr says the Bennington Sclcctmcn
nav" adopted the rule mot t" make
any repairs unless the occupants com
Pi''ii''
George Croker of Randolph Center.
has Il pain of cattle which will weigh
over 4.JiD pounds. He intends to
bring them up To 5.OuO pounds. The
largest pair of cattle Randolph ever
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}irn Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in the right mrdI,
brings business.
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The string Mr.. Stone sent home.
, measurement of the big tree i'll Cal
glla-can Ice seen attached To trees
the Court House yard.
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Mrs. McKinstry VIII preach i'll tn"
r,n Hall. next sunday, at l:l5 and
20. p. NJ. This is the last service at
r.-,Nf.
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school meeting to raise money to
h ,.l, school expenses. ut the Union
hood House. Tuesday evening. May
! II o'clock
, 1873-05-09
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.

Meeting In n1ncon County, iii.
at a meeting of the farmers OF Austin, Maroa,
| snd Friends Creek Townships, Macon County,
april 26, the Committee On Resolutions made the
following report, which was adopted: -
Eelieyingth mr. 9. B. Smith has been recommended
IN good faith by the rarIacrs Clubs aud Oranges Of
Champaign Eounty as capable, efficient, Rud trust
worthy candidate for the Office Of Circuit Judge In this
district move his Endorsement by this Convention,
nation At the General Convention We also heve tho
honor to submit the following resolutions for your
WnIHzAs, Under our form Of government the peo-
pie are sovereign, and the will Of the majority, faith
fully represented and expressed becomes law; and,
WuEREAs One of the great principles OF producing
and abonng classes ut tic rc:eut time to cstabltah
the fact that the creator Is greater than the create1
and that State Law is above corporation la thsretore
Eesoteed Tint we recognize the true relation OF tho
manufacturer and farmer, End. while We desirs to
bring the producer and consumer nearly practt
cable face to fsce viii endcaror to foster faternsl
feeling1 and sottlo differences in spirit Of charity
and forbearance and ingte them, well all other
trades or professions to mite with Us IN opposition to
tho oppression and extortiou of rarond monopo1es,
leaving the questions OF tariff finance etc., for future
consideration.
legislative halls Of tie State Or nation Thoso sent-
s1ents and interest not in harmony With our own;
ID. IN order tos secure more thorough organization and
to strengthen our cause, we Mill support nzn for
any position OF honor or trust who has not these quail
Rfsotred That so are determined in our opposition.
to the oppression and extortion Of railroad and all
other mouopo1ea and while desire men Of our oHn
sentiments to egslate for and to e1pourd the Law,
va ask no special fayors. "Eaual rights and impair
Hal Justice IL our motto.
Hesolred, Tbs. have patience with men In high
official position who express sympathy for our cause
yet reard movements by counseling to 90 slow
falling US that success Is CERTAIN but 1t will take
Twenty-Five years, when common sense and past ex
ueHence In tho history Of our Govo1ument proclaim
tho utter fallacy OF such IN idea. =
Resolred, Tint will vote for no man for Circuit
Judge Of this Judicial District who does not believe In
the principles above stated.
Resored, That we halieye It to be the duty of tho
producing and aboripg closeea to concentrate their
power at the balotbo1 for election to ofce from the
highest to the lowest In the State, above euspo
ion and who will pledge Themselves to eteral opposi
ton to monopoly abuse, Credit Moblliers. sala1y
grabs or to further 1sud-sdea, aud who in favor
Of ocal integrity economy, and exact Justice to all
in the management Of pnblio Affairs.
, 1873-05-09

8 feet to the Long Bridge. The Anacostia chm
mel gaye Il feet OF water to tho Nayy-Ya-d,
through ia small galley" Georgetown Lsrbor
bad IN average depth Of rs feet. WITH bar be-
The main Potomac channel ran Of toward Ito
Virginia end OF tho Long Bridge, and thence
bore of toward Geisborough Point, $4,000
feot IN lorgth; md, Q: the latter, point,
three channels blended. and mado tho
one deop channel down the ri7or. Opposite
Of marehy flat, partly uncovered and rapidly in
.cronsing in area, and it's reclamation WAS "an
absolute necessity for tho preservation OF the
health Of the CITY," The Board recommended
that the river be reduced to one channel, and
that on the Virginia side, by advancing tho city
front and rodeeming 455 1cIes OF land: The as
eurance was given that 23 feet below mean low
.water would thus be obtained, or nearly the aamo
as at moan high wafer On the shonlest spot below
tho city,; To do this, tho Aqueduct Bridge re-
quired 1onSthenins and reduced causewny, and
tho causeway from Virginia to Analostan island
must be removed thus the main channel would
become from 900 to $500 feot wide, the East
oIn Branch channel Ia from GOO to 800 feet
adoption OF the plan submitted by Capt. Carlisle
F. Patterson, 1,023 acres would be reclaimed; ;
the Chesapeake l. Ohio Canal would discharge
ooatR into the potomac by locks 5000 feet above
Aqueduct Bridge; the Georgetown waterfront
"onldb ten times increased above the Aqueduct,
auu u"" P4t LII liza! Di1qge; INC Long Bf1dGo
would DO abbreviated, aul It's spans increased
city piers would bo eatabliahed, from 100 to 800
feet long, and from 100 to 800 feet wide the OBJ
servatory would be removed to another spot, and
that hill graded; tho. Alexandria Il Georgetown
Canal (Which cost 81, ,250, ,G00, inclusive Of the
cost OF the Aqueduct. which Was. 5575, ,9sD
would be abolished; the Maryland and Arsenal
would be at dreenleaf's Point, with 915 acres OF
ground, ,-..etc., etc.. This enormous achomo would
cost; at the engineers estimates e6,05o 900, e1-
clrnfve Of bridges: Tho $4,000 feet Of bulkhead
would bo required to do tho work, with primary
appropriation OF $4,000, 600; aud, a, ,579 900
square feet of land being reclaimed, it is pre-
sumed that the Governments share would be-
about 98,889.000. The plan also recommends,
ginia parcel OF tie original District. Thus, OF
the District Of Columbia it may be eaid that,
"Liko the grcen-eyed monster, it mocks the
meat it feeds on!" GATE,
, 1873-05-09
The Grand Exposition Opening.

II8 11tUQ QEAQV51E1UN VQ6u1u8s
Tho opening, tonight, Of the Grand Exposition,
will probably be Of the finest displays Chicago has
ever witnessed. No reader Of THE TRIBUNE should
fail to be present. The aixstory and basement build
ing 501lo0 at the northwest corner Of West Madison
and Halsted streets, has been swarIning for weeks
with all manner Of artisans buyers have bean ran-
aacking Europcan markets for months for things now
novel, and beautiful, while our home markets have
furnished enough to combine the useful with the
beautiful to marvellous degree, until knowing ones
say that . resi- trcat is in store for those
who go tonight. You aasured Of
the fact that prices Of everything to be fabulousy
low. Is the intenon If it be possible to hare that
postion) In place and at work Tor play} which will bc
feature Of the occasion.
, 1873-05-09

ground has been broken in the full announce
Inont Of their programme for the gala week, had
a busy day yesterday. :: G. ". Lyon, of Lyon l.
Healy, General Superintendent, held d layee with
the musicians all dsy. Messrs. Carpenter & Shell
don, general managers, have taken Rooms 10
and Il United States Express Building, on WASH
preparations for the conversion OF the great
depot into Coliseum are making rapid progress.
and work will commence next week. Some of
the gem features Of the Cincinnati Festival, it is
hiptel arc to be secured - = 49, -
, 1873-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE OPERA TONIGHT
"Don Giovanni is announced as the opera for
tonight at McVicker's, with the following cast:
Z4rIina Pauline Lucca
Donna Anna. Clara Louie Kellogg
Donna Elyir1. .Mss Schofeld
Don Ottavio. Vizzani
Don Giovanni. Sig. Morianui
Massotto. Sig. Rouconi
Tho closing performance Of the season will
will appear in "The Daug ghter Of the Regi-
neut, )" which is described as ono OF her best i'm
pe1aonations. Tho regular dramatic company of
McVcker's resumes Monday night, with Mr.
Edwin Adams, tho popular t1agedian, as the at
traction.
JUBILEE HEADQUARTERS.
The jubilee Concert management, now that
, 1873-05-09

Em"UUu Anu W VHI"1CKs
That large class Of our gentlemen friends who arc
dependent On the caprces Of tho weather and their
washerwoman for neatly laundried collars should use
the Elmwood and Warwick collars, ind break loose
from their bondage. They can always be sure ct q
nice co!lnr,
, 1873-05-09

That Potter, Kiug Co. eel complete blscf-wal-
nut, 1narbo-top chamber suit for $3.50, and other
goods at corresponding prices. Call at Nos. 284 1885,
and 288 Wabash and they will demonstrate to
you Why. "Best goods for bottom prices"
, 1873-05-09
THE Y0KE-FEILOWS.

! Annual Report of the Superintendent
| ~-.HTilat Elias Rccn Accomplished
/ Toward the Conversion Of Sinners.
l. The annual report Of tho Yoke-F Fellows las
| just been submitted by the Superintendent, J..
| Newton Crittenton. This is an organization
composed Of religious aad jealous young men
who refresh. themselves after the toll Of the
week BY meeting together Sabbath evenings,
spending au hour in prayer and praise, and who
then go out to work for tho conversion Of
sinners: The Superintendent says, in bis
sRG RgSwys hl and hedges to Gn work. ns1 ba se ses
there are no hedges in Chicago, that part Of tho
statement must be looked on as metaphorical,
Perhaps the reader, while hurrying across Clark
street bridge some Sunday evening, has been
in seedy, garments who, with the remark "llay
it be blessed to you, BROTHER" showed into
hls hand piece Of paper, which, upon subse-
qnent examination, turned out to be, not notice
Of grand closing sale, but little tract, or Leaf
~ Kings, T. a." That young man was .
not confirmed .water-bibber, whilo
comfortably enjoying his 'lager-beer, has seen a
his arms close to his sides, so as not to bo pol
1uted BY touching the accursed thing, and pross-
ing into the hand of every one present, either O
m t1aet or an invitation to prayer meeting: Possi
said after that young yoke-fellow withdrew. The
following statements will show what The NOM
bers Of this. devoted band haye accomplished.
Occasional accounts have come to them Of
the conversion OF persons who have traced
their change Of life to the receiving Of
tract. Tho hotels with their thou
sands Of guests hare been visited regularly.
The saloons visited have not been as nu-
merous as during preceding years, ON account Of
the enforcement Of the Sunday liquor laws. Tho
corners of the streets and entrances to the
rooms have also been manned, and, in this way,
they have been able to scatter the Words of Life
Into places where is difficult, though 1t is
difficult to sec why the Rtreet corners or the en-
frances to their rooms should DO difficult of nc
cess. Il they ara, steps should be taken to
remedyit.
Eighty-sx persons have been enrolled as mem-
bers since it's organization. Tho average attond-
anco at Sabbath evening meetings, for three
years, has been about eleven. The 1oas OF Far
well Hall has interfered considerably with their
work since the fire. The Board Of Managers of
tho Young Mems Christian Association have s1s-
tanned them at every step. Since Feb. l, 1872,
the evening meetings OF the Association have
been in charge Of tho YoEe-Fe1loHb. Meetings
have also been held by them in the barracks aud
other places in the city. It is to be hoped that
tho time will soon come when the hotels, board |
ing-houses, saloons, and other public places will
be opened to Gospel meetings.
The following statistics are not uninteregtinr.
, 1873-05-09
|har1es Gossage & Go

Charles Gossage e Go.
Open at their old location State street. to-uor-
TOW tsasurday) morning. Nos. JOG, 1o8, and ITO.
, 1873-05-09

CIRCUIT COURT RULE.
Upon petition which has been in circulation
for some woeks.past among the members Of tho
bar, the following order is entered on record as
rule Of the Court:
Upon tho call Of each cause for trial. the TRIAL thereof
shall not proceed until the attorneys Of record in such
cause shall have bad ten minutes time within which
to reach the Courtroom, after tho minute Clerk has
started notca to said attorneys through the medium
Of the american District Telegraph Company, Of Chi
cago, or other1iee, provided the Court will direct
such notice to be started Ut any time preceding the
actual call Of the case which It deems proper. This
rule TO take effect On and after May 9.
CRIMINAL COURT 17Ens
Charles Dit pleaded guilty OF aseaultin8 q
man with knife, and Was fined ESQ ard costs.
Lawrence Heilman was found guilty, after
trial BY jury, Of cutting man, and vas sent to
County Jail for fifteen days and fined $40 and
COSTS. ..<
Franz Salger fired pistol at the face Of
friend, which had been loaded with powder and
vad only. bad cut and burn were the imme-
diate result. The final result will be known to-
day, when su1ger will receive the sentence Of
There having been no plea put in by either tho
principal or security in the fremont Houae rob
bing bond, the Court entered judgment against
both Barron and Bleakman. The latter states
tbst ho has not been served With seize facas, but
, 1873-05-09

Perhaps the Yoke-Follows would have done
more good il there had been fewer Visits to tho
saloons, and more to the sick; fewer religious
conversations, and more poor persons relieved
, 1873-05-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.


ce3a1 31IAsAI1oy o. FKEFEHEscEEIARas.-t SATURDAY az.
Easa Sunday At 90 n. Daily. 3A~e''<a' 01"
, 1873-05-09
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depot Qf Has7ioa and S1e7u.a,-ss 1tekxt oee
50 Hest Nddtson-ss. '

Mail, via Air Liue and Msfn Line
Special New York Express, via
Air Llne.............,.
Atlantic Express, ria Air Ltne-.
Night Express. via Main Line.
E1kha1t AccoEarAo arAodatlon.-........
South Chicago Accommodation. .
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Huntington Church Directory
Presbyterian u

Presbyterian every Sabbath.
by Rev. j. II. McClintock. Sunday school at
9 a. M, in Pilgrim Hall.
congregational c. :. walkct.
Pastor. Services AZ Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every sunday at ~ a. m. aud p. M; Pas
tors Bible Class at ? m; Union Sunday School
at 2:3O ,. m; Prayer meeting On Wednesday
evening at : o'clock.
Christian Church.-Prcachiug every
sabbath NJ ~ o'clock =. M. in The new School
House, corner 4th Avenue and 7th street.
Presbyterian eryiccs at Burdick'.
Hall every sabbath at II IN. aud =. III.
Protestant Episcopal Rector Rev
Eiw. Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
Hall, 3d Avenue between 10th and 18th streets.
every sunday except the first. sunday school
~ o'clock, p. M.
Baptisi-Preachng every sunday even
ing At ! T.. m; sunday School al 9 q. IN: Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpuI-Rcv. ]. A.
kibbc, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett 4 Glib
sons Hall, Third Avenue between Niuih and
zenith streets, every Sunday evening at o'cI'k
Sunday school meets at 2.30 p. M; Prayer
meeting every Thursday night al o'clock:
Glass meeting every Sunday at p. NJ
Young Meas Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day evening st Pilgrim Hall.
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Chris F'ucbter concluded selling books
and music was not so much in his line as
selling beer aud hence sold out his stock
To Jere. Davidson.
Dr. lheOphilus Benedict would swear
of from smoking, Ln fears lac hasn't
backbone enough to stand up under good
resolution.
About half OF the stock for the new
furnace Tor the lront1n Rolling Mill has
been subscribed. 1t will be a big thing.
George Clarke still takes cod liver oil
and spins yarns.
The raging Mule plies her regular trips
between this city aud Ashland. She makes
money.
Halsey Burr preserves his reputation as
the ha"dsomest man in Lawrence county.
John Carlisle, the Kansas farmer. is
here on a visit to his friends
Park Harris still gabhles Democracy
aud squir,s tobacco juice W.
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