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ANDREW SCoGGIN.
CONGRESS is not to he credited with

CONGRESS is not to be credited with
the authorship Of the back pay bus-
ress. Republican sheriffs Of West
Virginia ran that machine for seyera'
vears, and made $lj0,0O0 out OF il
They belong to the same party that ow
propose TO reform Democratic evils ani
coTruptioDs. They will be led by sons
o. the people who used to Gil state of.
fees, and draw. rent" from the State
Treasury for houses they never lived
in (1lirisr
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TsaE WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL uFwcHR, ,
WAsHISGToN, August 2S. ! A. N. J
PROBABILITIES.
10 New Eogland the pressure viii
diminish slightly with l'ght southeast
erly TO eoutherIy wiud5 and clear or
partly cloudy weather. For the Lower
Lake region and the northern portion
OF the Middle States less pressure, slight
rising temperature and partly cloudy
weather. For the Upper Lake
region nor;heasterly to south easterly
winds and generally clear weather, ex-
cept in Minnesota aud thence north
eastward TO Lake Superior. For the
OHIO Valley aod thence southwark to
Tennessee rising temperature, north
easterly to southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather. with areas OF light
rain. For the South Atlantic and Gulf
States partly cloudy weather and low
temperature in interior and threatening
weather with areas on the coasts.
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ILLINOIS.
10 be Executed,

CAIRO, August 2S.-Not word has
been received from the Governor in re-
gard to the petition asking for res
pits for Campbell, who is condemned TO
be hung to. morrow. The preparations
Tor his execution are nearly completed
and everything is quiet and =" ironble
is anticipated. The Sheriff sw~il pre-
pared for any emerge Cy
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PHILADELPHIA.
Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Marvls
Wright, au old and highly esteemed
fre ight conductor on the Pennsylvania
Central srailroad, was instantly killed
this morning. at Mantua. While max
ing up his rrain. he stepped on the
other track, in front OF twitching en-
CINE He resided at Harr sburg with
his family.
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SE. LOUIS.
Cattle Disease.

~. Lyrls, August 2S The Spanish
Fever, or Texas cattle disease has bro-
ken out in the dairies in tits city, and
some twenty five cows have died in the
pas, two days. 1t is not known how
lie disease communicated to the dairy
cattle, but the sanitary officers are ma
kin. 8 thorough Investigation o. the
:asuer. There are no evidences OF the
i.s,a-, in the stock yards, and every
r.ecaution will be taken to prevent the
srreai al the plague.
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BALTIMORE.
The Crops.

BALTIMORE, August ga private
letter from the interior OF Maryland
SAYS the long continued rain has ruined
almost entirely the crops of wheat snd
oats remaining in the fields. The
stacks are green with growing wheat
and many thousands OF bushels will b
lost or rendered almost entirely worth
fa.s
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Rey. J. II Swan, OF Pittsburgh,
formerly OF tt is county, was the next
best singer 10 Rev. Col. Dapks, oi
Pennsylvania, at the Cad liz Camp Meet
ing. The question, Does the Swan
sing :? has been satisfactorily answered
GusrESsy Tines.
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NEW ORLEANS.
sniiRn Troubles.

NEW OELEANs August PA special
from We'cso, Tcxa-, says that the stage
river jripg7 in news ihAt q large body
y Indians surprised and captured Fort
Sl, in Iniiau Territory, maSsaereiug
.he women aud children and nearl y
..alf OF the United States cavalery.
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LirdsirY I,Sltute.

~ - O.. NOM 'A- B-EN ~ cos.
! .itrIuI. Tnd ~ rsss'u. UycrI,ltDn dn
! ~ '..r Do sen nd ls ~ was LeitIIc
e. .tfJI ~ IN Er 90 unrs, y PET Innnsnc,
'nfI' . 2. eSlluH'f .a"slIDu iIv building
WV .'' ""T"'"Nlv'' Tircd. Tur inesil'm
iN,,I'I -. - th hbi tultr I'sls,J /, qu."l
~ y r. .r' nI' f'i" =r uu''s rinIiU 'uF
issci''~. ht UrNi lCim ppens SspienbU
tIIN. '.r iu. TO-. n.. md other NORMA ION
Irii &" urHppI,s
a.. ~ iTrDN,
- I.,sr r.E...- u,iI'tptSs ~
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SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, Amgu.t 2S.--The Duke OF
Brunswick mas announced hi7 inten~
ton OF c,ntesting the will ot the de-
ceased Duke which leaves al his lard.
ed and personal estate to the city OF
Geneva
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Cos lpEEING that Grant, # ifre-eieC,cd
al &il will owe il elevation hcresE,r,
as heretofore, t. the negro voters, we
sugge,t thu, " Psmpcyism would hr d
better tile for his ambition than lie
"CpsarisnI" now so CCrreut-PetsFS-
LlTq ApDsqi
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VIRGI wIA
T z IA q LE sTITUTE.
STAUSToS. VIRGINIA.

len eLgeTisu0ed teieheIs IN the EnzIIst,
course; F.ur .H tEe Lsnguag--; seven In
Muse. With lSenty-ssysn neE In sir unit nj.
70 GsE F.:r teaches Of ornamental
0rauehsS. Pupils Tor -eyenieoa pates.
CGarieTeI I'll re-OtZsniLei k4..
FOr Catalogues ardYe : a.
augli.bg Piineipil.
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Notre Damo Of Maryland.

AQtre Dame ot Maryland,
.r.IE.rGIiTr INSTITUTE FDy YOUNG
" LhLIEs cotJIrtf-i By ne Fcbool rls.
nD,th Of Balilur0rr. NV ?
IllsInsAtulDu j. located ia the 1nnst do.
rr1h part Il BiI iWyrc county, at the In
j'rr'"'ivu % tIn'lrJ Brset sud Homsland
1''uIaF about 'lT . Tuii north OF the
Wasiru~'"r Monument Oi ialBmOrs city
T." s."UrI- g.. weiI th1 ID, bsDdDymriy
dos gIs! - ~ fTr walk - carriszs rtads,
aud exvahiIe,J pianlaf lcrsxoscss Vna
Th- bail 8r+ . .e.nuru eleIan nj ru,pl.l,e,i
Uilo cNciy acc,ssrIJ aur sDI,oi RtaiaIi tor
comfort, CJA@HLlgLCs and BsSs'y "a ~
Thoroughly vsBtlatej. wsii hsai6i by not
water, lyGte1 Nv g'tE. ana oach story y pro.
~ ID Fi,h cIcs. .snts PIgg water, speasjDg
= hirf fire thsie sTs two piu0 ia each
stDrT with hOsc attached. 10 eIII sssis,ance
o. Az IuuElGn. y! danger an cBCtrlc alarm
ia. hgfu D'scef ~ TIE tOUeT. ArfafIgs.
ilEifH have teen made TO snsommoiats
rsripr DJsEIelh DT ISnag i,sJSes who wish
. iEg.gC Attention y FIgs.a! branches and
G"sl~n 90 enjoy the com oris of p'iva,e
apaTtEg afIii Ins syEeE oi siuGRtI1n OF.
'ysIs 70 ! Isauta,.s Tor The ac,fn ItIpu NJ
"a TSdE.A - s''ii rdIra ION. :. ectai AZ.
teTtLnu viii l.. Iysn 20 he G.rInsh snd
TEE.- r.E aEsUG :-ga.TI and tui-
'fn inflr-inE Nfa |fsnc.i 4nl Germ ,u
hsBlu ~, lain ste IrwD (, the s.nl, ,uts
o.! HaEI.s aud Sycs! FuIs.c 81. .Tsgu
aFqr PE.s . y nrIsr, - &uslc.is. .InfIul
7pau n, &C, form extra rharsNA
T,T -Ir". :gimat.DL .is.ir~as biRsfT-
Ek-b " iFG DAVE y MARYLAND
9oTan-,@wn FOstjnise, BsItino-. .Oan'y,
Nd. auEIi..Vb
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PITTSBURGH.
POSTPONED,

PIrTsBURGH, August 2S.-The second
day OF the Friendship Driving Park
races was postponed until tomorrow on
account OF rain.
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University Of Virginia

Jjr1" CctDh"r p; c,rl.nun. 'lrOGyh uiEc
npUliB ilr OK RtulL s. % sChOOls ou ~,
/, GIVE .yrlsu. W.''l 'nII CO.. snE lu ltaln.,
'.t.Tainic &c "uc1 tT|'h pac Ice 10 bsIH.
cB' I'D iu. si"u sHyTs'DrI.-J ~ Law,
fod'c'"'. ''.I i1rei! IN -, Fr IeNipe Ani NRri.
"iu,Ilr .rr.g fpr Catalogue ip J NMEN
-. n Is. n j., rh8i. Co.,. - j. >. taigsrsl'y
~ virgin %, AiuGmaTIe 90, Va
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RlRN. C. sMYiH,s

GCHDDi + ~ H.C IkUTES AND
y tIi.Nu 90 n. I.u'.S'ry InbuuIs
hui'lrrg wil rr.r',.r - A,.fniisr Nm lsiS
FuGilsl 70 gUn. e h'.'Icin ,I, eel NOIcIn
lun. .,s y. 0r.r"' ul I Hr'r'-. palu
~; Tud gruNinz r Rto. IA ! IH Gy Ma.
WI n.r.,n : g! a..ut.y a1strahl,
- NJ rerIrni qrI",.s ud ,ruy u"Rs..- foT
"n.'.. or rtf - IA u'iuuluu ~ ply TO
trs 1mgt ill., hsU'irrs'T.S' - n nr 2Ith told
It .lm"v or a. t.etChDVi 40 b.
Iulgi.Tb
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Professor Wanted.

A PPLlCATIpSs WITH TEsIIMoNI.
N AIS FOR the chair OF Ancient Langaa.
ges end Liter5t7rp, In West Virginia 0ni.
vers.ty, VIII be received until August 27lh,
iSIS, at which time the Regents will elect.
Sssl:lry $50 ger Rnnum. Fa.l term begins
SsutemcCr < 1878. Address .'....r.lT 4.
I : --. q. Z. .SrURGISS. Secretary.
AuClS-'a Morgantown, W. Va,
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WEST VIRGINIA
u ULgIV GJR&ITY.

~ = ,TTT y nr'U IN NJ rcpartmcny o.
WtL%EnDANr SEPEJ, 1875, ..f. .
POT T. : !ypu, villa ,ul stan OF
LIoroh'sH qnrin = IsSs'Nt1nts, I as charge
~ tLs I.rYa,".-ry Iep,rtIeIi. ...t
r.' ons '' tx : lDiurmatiou IN regard to
thA anne v u. Ht!dysfs NM ..
Catalogues e.. cr!bInt the other 'epaIt.
nau;> my b. obtained ro'n the OCT ietaiy
~ the Faculty, iro'. Gro W. Glover, CT the
under igugL r .H rn.tIs \. 9 hhRIIN,
fry>idept,
NorgHNr,wS " Va, Aug ., lsTi. HIT.
a-fu|r ...... .. #.......
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24

The Montpelier National Bank, after
4 continuous occupancy of about forty .
live Years of their late hamking house
near the bridge. have removed to their
new and elegant rooms. in the fine new
block. near the head of State street.
The Boston Traveller says that Gov
Smith seems Ia have been the Cakes
Amcs of the Vermont Central railroad.
the National Dispatch car company its
Credit Muhilirr. and. like his congress
Sional model he distributed the stock
where it would do tn" most good He
and his friends, Il short time ago. owned
largely in the Vermont and Canada
stock. hut knowing that 10y their own
action they We're largely to depreciate
its value, they sold out to innocent par
ties. and now own an insignificant
amount of it.
ISLAND PoND.-E. Aldrich. night
Waterman i'll the depot, went home
sunday morning. built fire, and went
10 ptU. III lIlt course OF nall an nOlr
he discovered that his house was on fire
and 80 much 50 that it was impossible
t" put ii out, and with the assistance
of ncighhurS succeeded in saving most
uf the fuIni. IRE in the lower rooms.
Loss >1OO: no insurance. The loss
falls hard on Nr. Aldrich as it is the
hard earned savings from honest labor
and close econnmy.-Hc rdid
FATAL ACCIDENT At WINOOSKI.-
On Saturday morning. about three
" clock. Il young man named Burroughs.
employed on IL freight train, was run
over by one OF more wheels of the ten
der. OF an engine. and 50 badly injured
that he lived only short time. The
engine was backing up to hitch on to
car on the side track. and Burroughs
was running ahead of the engine. when
his foot caught i'll the frog of the
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Rnsiprss 5lnfrrs.

The United States Artificial Stone
Company. chartered by the Legislature
last fall. have organized at NorIhtirld
VT. under the provisions of their act of
incorporation. and have already com
mcnrcd business with forty Thousand
dollars capital subscribed.
The officers of the Company are joel
VI. Winch. President: W. G.. Curtis.
Secretary and Treasurer +. .. John
son. Agent. Directors. Joel VI. Winch
John Mixer. jasper II. circuit. John y.
Dane. .iu>rph Gould. and Carlton Il.
Ilutchim>.
The manufacture of water structures
of different kinds will Ice the business
of the Company. Water coolers. tanks
tuh>.h"NcS. rrfIig"i:lt"r>. inr~. and pipe
for acqUcductS. sewers. etc.
Specimens Of the coolers were IN use
and on exhibition III the state House
during the last session of the l"yi~la-
turc. and won hearty approval from all
who drank from and examined them.
Water Pipe of > inch calihlc made
under tbs patent has withstand Il pies
sure ui 10 HIS. L" the square inch
without bursting: while the material
used powdered SLATE and ro>in icu-
drr> these structures perfectly free from
inluulitl of ANY kind. which fact in it
self places them far hry"nd auNthug
Yet introduced in point of excellence
ana hralthlulmr~>. in these days If iron.
lead. zinc and tin.
About - OF the coolers ar now being
made pei day. i'll anticipation of the
trade "t the coming season. /" supply
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A Card.

Our son and brother does not return to from
week Ia week a. has been his his former custom.
With sad hearts realize he has gone where no
tray crr returns. We can do no more for him on
earth Our cares and an icties for him have uneN-
pectrdly com" I" a close. cur minds turn back Ia
kind friends that assisted him after life was extinct
II is IL" i'll the power of pen To express graft
tudc I" You. hut We return many many thanks Ia
all that assisted in preparing his body to he re
moved I" his fathers house: would not forget
the Physician. VIII" with skill prepared his face To
natural features. while We were at home. not fully
knowing hut trembling through hope and fear say
ing. If dead spare his face and hands for us once.
more t" h,hnld when he arrived inpart il healed
our wounded hearts. Much is due I" the Railroad
Corporation for their extended kindness likewise.
and deed which are To-" numerous I" mention also
To our Pastor and the Chnir that sung the, song of
praise. \ word to those met al our door rs We.
PASSED out I" 20 l." the church: many thanks to
You for Your sympathy with us. and your kindness
(" our departed while living. and your unwra-
ricl fnn>trs that followed him his last resting
place, and may that all Isl, that holds all
his will preserve ynu all from any fatal accident
Mysterious are the works of God
But still We know them Just
And may all nr'rT forget
In him To- put trust
Mr. y Mrs. DAVID CHAPMAN AMP FAMILY.
East II IuhrShrN
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Religious MEETINGS.

FREE ENrI-I CHrEcH-M"rtin-- i'll hall Of Gale
DOMAIN El"ck-(i;cv. Isaac Hyatt PASTOR
Sabbath services at IU.au \. NJ and G,iu T.. NJ
sabbath school al l2.Un NJ.
MLInorier CHrRcm-tH"v. II. \. Spencer. Pa~i"rJ
sabbath services at I0im \. NJ. and ".'m
I'm sabbath ~ch"ul al I2ou NJ
NuErm CuNG'I CUUEcH.-l;'y. IhaS. VI. S"uth@ai'.
ra~t"rJ sabbath services al 1880 \. ". and
r.ur Vi. sabbath school at I.i1 =. NJ.
>ut-Im Cu\,'I CmuE,u.-G;,y- /. -. liIa~r"w. Pa
tori sabbath -,r.ic'-~ At 1910 \. Vi and $50
r. NJ sabbath school at l2.uo VI Prayer
N,,.ri,,- At each church Wednesday even.
iu., At 30
I->Iyr.-,lr-r ,n.E. -,I;,,. T.. " Iill"r~"n Pas
tori Mr,tIu-- ia Town Hall. sabbath 49,
vices At l. T.. VI. sabbath >ch""l AT l@.'o
l. V
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24
Bishop Simpson.

Bishop Simpson lcrturrd here last
Friday evening to Il full house. From
II side view of the man from our
reserved seat our attention WAS attract
eel to his head and its chronological in
dicationS. He has il head of marked
uniformity in lis developments. His
forehead l. not Wcb>teriin but his
pcrccptive faculties are greater than
those OF ordinary men. Yet he has Il
large brain one of great width from
front Ia rear and from ear to ear. Rare
~ have We seen Il man whose head
would measure. above his ears 50 many
inches as his -drnoting strength and
power. Vet with little. if any. idralitN.
And his lecture WAS i'll perfect accord
amce with these indications. He open
eel moderately and mode>tly. with ri>-
ing power to the end. The angler who
has followed one of our mountain brooks
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24

For tn" week ending Tuesday Jan. 81 I-'3.
MARKET BTEF-A few choice eOO 70 II -: rNirl
80 ~ II ~ .riISi quality - ~ -. second quail
ity - ~ Il 10: third quality - m a Il ~.
STORE CArTIE-WoTkin- Oxen and Steers. per
pair. 500 Sl.'0 -4nn -2iu
Mich Cows AND tALNE~-siO a SG.,. extra SIT u
So. FaTruW Cows ~ a S.iI.
lEALINGs-*lu ~ a Ill. Nv" Years old 81 -
three Years old so :: 81.
SwINE-Wcstrm tat none. Northern Dressed
Hogs * { per III. St"rcs-W holr~a- per III.
retail per III.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND lAMI~-ln lots - 90 - ~.
% ~ s. - per head rNtr:, 81 40 20 ~ per
head OF y a 7tc per H.
Spring Lambs d &c per III
Veal Calves. ~ OOac IN.
Brighton Hides. a9.c per III
Country Hides. an per H.
Brighton 'Ialluw * a tie per liz
Country Tallnw Il Sc per III.
Calf skins l. a :,Oc per H.
Prlt- - ~ "a - - each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24

The T. \ .. NOW runs regularly to
UIydrpark the distance. 10y rail. T.
miles.
Thomas Ward has sold his building
lot on Eastern A>rnuc. to Il. l.. Hast
imgS. for S!UOO.
The reader is referred to the notice
of the Limited States Artificial Stone
Company" among business notices.
The Fair Ground company, after
finishing part OF its usual annual meet
ing business. adjourned to i>t Tuesday
i'll June.
Mr.. otis HaIlctt, residing in the
n"rthcrly part of this town. brought in
to our office last week Il bottle ct new
cider, rs Il specimen of some made 10y
him Il day on two ago. 1t pt"vrd sweet
and good hut dId not tarrN long.
The ladies of the Free Baptist So
ciety will give IN Oyster >rlPp"ra at their
hall next Tuesday evening. Gentlemen
will he supplied with nccktic~. and cake
will hr sold by the loaf, and piece. lh"
public are inv tied.
The Rutland Herald thinks that
there will not Ice Il great rush from that
town of business men. to 1t. .Iohu>huIN.
as some one of the citizens "t that town
opened Il branch store there. and had
such summary notice /" quit. 1t re
tcrS to b. Benjamin.. ON" of Mr. Ilalr'>
tenants in the Avenue huilding.
The king" of franklin county.
VI. and the Emperor of the "Wc>t.
had Il slight brush last Saturday night
after work ut the blacksmith shop. at
Lymdonvillc. and all about Il dog. Dogs
tight, and some men have 81 mach pup
ply in them that they tight too.
The choice of pcW> III the new | nj
vcrSali>t church ON the Avenue will Ice
sold next Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock precisely. MI having any pref
erence of seats are requested To II"
present. Also in the evening at
o'clock. the church will he open t"r let
ting seats.
The special term of nur County
Court is still i'll scS>inm. y >"mr casts
heard have not been decided We have
concluded To await Il complete report.
The div rcr case of kittrcdgc. after Il
hearing of II day and Il half. has been
continued till last week i'll April on ac-
count of illness of defendant.
The congregational churches of
Caledonia county. are I" supply, for Il
while. the congregational church. ut
East Burke allowing their pastors to
preach there one sabbath each. Rev.
Mr. Fuller will preach next sabbath.
and Rev. Mr.. Suuthgate the list sabbath
i'll February.
The Free Press registers Barton a>
in Caledonia county. and in doing 50
gives Us another ease OF small poX
that of Mr.. solomon stevens. With the
recovery of the last few cilS,.> of the
small pON at Upper Waterford. we are
not. at the present time. aware of the
existence of any other case in the
county.
From the Star of last week. we
learn that At the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Caledonia National
Bank. held last Tuesday. the following
board OF officers were elected. viz: Bliss
y. Davis. President. Directors Sam
uel ingalls,. Newell Stocker. james
Crane, +. W. Farrington Cashier
Jas. b. Mattocks
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24

from its source. never fails to observe
its accommodating volume and strength
and accelerated speed till its debouches
int" larger stream, lake or pond. and
in this he has IL perfect illustration of
the character ri the Bishops lecture.
1t WH> upon the prominent events OF
the dccadc from lSjO to'IS7O-thc pro-
grc>> of the world during that period /
in art. in science. in hcrniSnl. in liberty.
in quality. i'll religious liberation and i'll
the diffusion of knowledge amongst
men in all these and many other things
it bad been greater than during any
other decade since the world had ex-
i>tcd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24

switch, and before he could release
himself the tender came on to him.
breaking one leg and hip four times.
and the other leg once. besides badly
bruising it. One arm was also reported
broken. He was taken to the residence
of his uncle, not far away. and medical
assistance wis Summoned. but little
could he done for him. His widowed
mother lives at Claremont. y. II. He
was about nineteen Years of age Free
Press
Map swindlerS are operating in the
country. They operate in the follow
ing manner: \ visit Is made to the
trustees and teachers of schools show
ing them law that compclS them To
buy the maps and globes. The price
of the map is S;'S. If You refuse to
take them they threaten t" report Nou
to the State Superintendent n that You
will have to take them and pay 500.
Free Press
And now comes the question. who
OWNS these maps and globes! We sug
gcSt its reference. to the Board of Edu-
cation of the State uf Vermont.
y party WHO has been staying in
Boston SAYS that Il wealthy gentleman
diving there recently WIS buried with
the usual funeral services from his res
idcncc. which were attended 10y the It's
ual number of friends. The papers
merely said that he died of the pre-
vaiIing disease. In" few days it Wa>
a>r"Itaincd that the prevailing disease
WAS smallpox.
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4. u. l. AIR ID.
Manufacturer ut TN,

Manufacturer of the
CELEBRATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GEANiII NOM NENTS. TAB
IEIS HEAD STONES. &c. 81.
Also. importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
>COTiN GRANITE MONUM ENTS,
IA ETS.-Sc.. Sc.
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import To- order and sell the
sam" tor less than can be bought i'll
Boston. Discount to the trade. over
40n designs "n hand. Please call and
So.
-. .ToLn,tura ". JUig IL l-1I.---6
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,5iru -7drrfisrmrnfs.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
DARTNEE WANTED with 81 OO0 or 81 800 cap
L ital. III one OF the best paying stores in town.
JItf Address. y. Y. L.. ST .Iuhnsbury. Vt
IIOI 81 FOR SALE.-Thr subscriber offers his
i L Two story h"usc containing II rooms. situated
n south Park Place. Tor sale. Also, building lot
adjoining the premises. {. II. GILBERT
ii. J"hnSbury. Dee - liz I-tf
TENEMENT TO EENT-f"r 4 small family at
L tn. north end of Main Street. \ FLINT. IJtf
'IO RENi.-A tenement To rent. Inquire of a
i W. liawk nS. brick huu-'. Eastern Avenue.
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Greensboro.

Ingalls,, Simpson & Co. have been
unfortunate in starting their steam mill
at Greensboro bend.-the pump to sup
ply water to the engine failing to work
they have put i'll Il new one. Satur-
day noon the inhabitants of the region
were startled by the unearthly sound of
the gong. \ large number of teams
have been AT work drawing logs for
them. They have ii board saw. Shingle
machine, planer and hatcher, and they
expect now to he able to run their ma
chincry in full force.