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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY Srws.l
90 m EsTIo INTELLIGENCE
Salt for Lees Of Baggage. Etc., b.
Atlantic huryiysrs.

sutt for Less 81 htc., oy
Atlantic survivors.
New YoRK, July 22.-Some Of the
survivors Of the lost steamship Allan
tic having begun suit In the Supreme
Court Of this State, against the owners
Of the Atlantic, to recover the value Of
their baggage lost. and damages for
the injury done to themselves, the
Ocean Steam Navigation Company
have filed a petition in the U. S. Dis
trict Court setting forth that 1t Is ready
and willing to pay into Court the
amounts of their interest in the steam
or and freight on tho voyage during
which she was lost, aud asking that It's
liabilities be limited to that amount.
Judge Blatchford has granted an order
In conformity with The petition and di.
rected the Clerk of the Court to take
testimony In the matter.
Cheap Transpsrtntien AssocIniien.
The American Cheap Transportation
Association of this city, perfected Its
organization last evening aud adopted
resolutions setting forth that the un-
just and extortionate rate charged by
various railroads of the country, are
detrimental to the industries and In
terests Of the nation aud condemning
the action Of railroad companies In
bribing Legislatures and defying Ex-
ecutives and Judges.
Navy Omcors In Troublc.
A letter from the American fleet In
Chinese waters, says: "Imforey OF
the Ashulax, has been sentenced to
two years suspension, Commander
Wilson of the Yantic, Ia being tried
for drunkenness. and Lieutenant Row.
land Is to be tried for obtaining money
under false ]preteuces."
Rumered Arrest Of Roicoe.
Yesterday afternoon 1t was rumored
that Roscoe, the supposed accomplish
in the murder of Charles Goodrich, had
been arrested In New York and trans
ferred to the Brooklyn police. No In
formation could DO obtained from the
latter, but during the evening Mrs.
Lucette Meyers went to BrooklyE on
business connected with the Goodrich
case, aud it was subsequently, given
out that a man, supposed to be Roscoe,
had been arrested on Broadway and
sent to Brooklyn In a coach.
Railroad Train Robbed and Engi.
nerr Murdered.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, July o. An
extraordinary and daring robbery Of a
railroad train was committed last
night within four miles Of Adair, on
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad. At this point there Is q
sharp curve In the road, and here the
robbers had placed heavy timbers
across the track to throw the East
bound passenger train off the track.
The engineer, John Rafferty,, saw the
obstruction in time to reverse his en-
CINE and apply the air brakes, but the
robbers, observing the movement,
fired ut him from ambush,
and shot hin dead. The engine struck
the logs and went of the track, and
was followed into the ditch by one Of
the baggage cars, the others with the
passenger cars remaining OIL the track.
Several Of the passengers were bruised
but not seriously hurt. The robbers,
who were masked, after emptying the
safe of the express messenger, rode of
on horseback. Among the passengers
were thirty Chinese students en- route
to Springfield, Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM BAN

[srxcrAL TO THE JOLT HILL DAILY NEWS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
A CARD.

o1NcE OUR ADVENT IN BUSINESS. ALL
y kinds Of clothing have been reduced i'm.
mensely, but the inducements onered during
Thai has been offered hitherto. II has, OF late,
become A pernicious practice. on the part OF
many clothing dealers to publish Ions. wesri.
some and ~fctic.ous lists OF prizes, which are
only calculated 10 mislead and entrsp the mex.
pericnced purchaser. We therctoro reI,ain from
our hou.e being suficient guarantee that our
ndce,, while afording legitimate pronts, are
lower than any other house IN n STATE.
REINSTElN q co.
Referring totho above, we beg leave to announce
that We arc offering . large
assortment OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Town Officers Elected March q, 1878

GRANNY. - Moderator, o. :. Rice.
Clerk and Treasurer, LOomis Wells.
Selrctmen. Loomis Wells, VI l. Reed,
Constable, j Matthews. Listers, : T
Dudley, l. y Shares, o : Rice. Audit
ors, o Rice. \ VI Carpenter, ; y Buz-
ell. Fcrcc-viewers. : + Austin, \ r
Boyce, a j Dunn. Grand Juror and
Agent, o 5 Rice. Trustee, Ashley APP
pleton. Supt. O : Rice.
Observation-Disclosures, j R Delano.
Selectmen, \ f Judevine, g T Wheeler
F. II George, Constable, b Shipmam.
Overscer, L Paine. Listers. + Green,
Sabin johnson, c G Montgomery. Town
Grand Jurors, y F. Judevine, Harvey
Montgomery. Auditors, c VI Bailey
G \ Haynes, N V i Hathaway. Agent
II Carter. County Grand Jurors, |
r Goodrich. \ p Collier. Petit Jurors
Q : Ford, C VI Bailey, Charles Jones.
5 Drenan, c L Currier, j } Campbell.
Observation-Disclosures W J Hendcr-
son. Clerk, Alex Cochran. Sclectmen
James Johnston, VI b Hall, Robert Mel
son. Treasurer. Alex Cochran. Over
seer, Robert Miller. Constable, Robert
| Dickson. Listers. John Miller. Roher
| Dickson. James White. Auditors, Ed
ward Miller, j Is Darling, Thomas Mel
son. Agent, John Mcclure. Supt. q,
| W Gregg. Com. 7. y. Granger, 81
votes. Raised - cents on the dollar q
| grand list.
WuEELOCK.- Moderator. + Cree
Clerk, Charles Rogers Jr. Selectmen
Henry Hoffman, VIM Morgan, Santor'
C Gray. Listers. : II Jones, Horac,
Bradley, II II Davis. Treasurer. Cha,
Rogers Jr. Oversecr, Henry Hoffman
Constable. G. Cray. Auditors, II
Welch, w b Jones, + c Mathe SOL
Agent, T j Cree. Snpt, h 5 Moody
Z y Granger. 36 votes.
Observation-Disclosures, w I George
/ Clerk and Treasurer. james Il McLanl
Sclertmcn, b F Ordwai. Horace White
q w Baglry. Constable and Oversecl
VIM Rogers. Auditors. II White, I |
Fellows. u Stewart. Listers. h II For
sythe. \ X Rtcdc. II Randall. Agent
W I George. Town Grand Jurors, |
Oher. WIN Grant. o l. Watson. SUPP
J k McLam.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Harriaqr!s.

At st. .Johnsbury, Feb. IL by Rev. &. NJ. South
gate. Mr.. Eugene Il. Burr and Mrs. Mary ;. Ncph
ew. both of st. .JohnsbuTy.
At st. .Johnshury March q, by Rev. b. VI. Tilot
SON Mr.. Hosea H. Young and Miss Minnie +. Hall
both of Wolcutt.
At Stannard. March !. 10y Rev. Mr.. Terry, :"
Hardwick, Mr.. Henry Gilkerson and Miss Luella
Stevens both of Stannard.
At Derby March 1, Mr.. Amos {. Sawyer o
Charleston and Miss Emma Z. Williams of Derby
At Derby March TO- Charles f. Durgin and Miss
Sarah Jenne both of Derby.
At North Troy, March l. p 7. Courser and Hat
tie |. Wilson, daughter Of Hon. II. G. Wilson.
AT the residence of Mr. y. X. Campbell. thu
brides father in Sutton, March Z, by Rev. F.
Wiley, Mr.. George o. Abbott and Miss Viola NJ
Campbell. both of Sutton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
The Passumpsic Savings Bank.

The annual meeting of the cOrpurators
of this bank was holden last Wcdncs-
day. Officers were clccted-A. q. Chad
wick. President Barron Moulton. Vice
President. Elijah -. Blodgett. Secrc-
tary. +. Hall. :. Jewett, +. ID. Blod-
gett. ID. Boynton. +. NJ. Howard. \. l..
French. \. j. Willard. A. c. Bliss. b.
Moulton. Trustees. +. ID. Blodgett and
\. j. Willard, Auditors.
The auditors made ii report, shown
the condition of the bank, and that they
had compared the books and securities.
in every item, and had found everything
correct.
Upon the Adjournment of the curpor-
ators meeting of the Trustees was
holden. b. Moulton. \. J. Willard and
Emerson Hall. were chosen as investing
committee, to act i'll conjunction with
the President and Treasurer David
Buynton was elected Treasurer.
The usual scmi-annual dividend was
declared. According to the rules of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Death.
Real Estate Changes.

L. b. Shattuck has sold his house OH
South Park Place to {. y. Sylvester
consideration, $1,000, and T. II. Wait
his, at Paddock village, to Moses +.
Barrett - consideration, 81 900. Mr..
Shattuck has moved into his new house
ON West street. and Mr.. Wait leaves.
with his family, for California, the first
of April. Mr.. W. goes to California fol
change of occupation on account of his
healthy and to join relatives there
\. ~ Daniels has sold one half of the
Bryant and Daniels house, on Railroad
street, to Mrs. Miriam Gilman, consid-
Grafton So 900.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

The chair occupied by President
Grant previous to taking the oath Of of
flee on Tuesday is the same used 10y
President Washington on the occasion
of his first Inauguration. 1t belongs to
il lady residing i'll Westminster county,
New York.
The Chicago Times correspondent at
the Inauguration WAS dreadfully shock
ell i'll his delicate sensibilities because
the president persisted i'll sitting with
his great rough overcoat on, right i'll
the midst of the glIttrTing uniforms of
the diplomatic corps" And the prcsi-
dent took cold, with all this precaution.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
nrahs.

At st. .Tohnsbury. Feb - Frank Wesley only
child of George and Sylvia Batchelder, aged IL
months.
At i'cacham, March 9 Fannie NJ. Cutting, wife
of James b. Barron and daughter of stephen G.
CUTTING. of Concord. aged - years.
At Wolcott, Feb. 26, Alexander Warden, aged IS
years and months.
At panville Feb Il. Lutte Larke, son of Willard
X. and Emily Ian.maid aged year, IL months
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
The Farmers Festival.

The adjnmned tanners festival, i'll
this towlt last Thursday, We under
stand, was quite well attended. \ half
fare ride over the Z. y u. railroad,
brought in some two cal loads at people.
amt. OF course, many came III with their
own teams. rhe hall WAS well filled,
good time i, Was all round. 1t came OH
oar printing day, ami We could nor he
present I" report the doingS, and have
run around III vain t" find some report
for printing. No one that we have
found has anything for us. These fes-
rivals are repetition. year after wear.
only Il yearly good time comes of them,
and there is not much to print about
them. for it is difficult to transfer per
s"nal JOY into reading matter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
rhe Pilgrim.

he colossal paintings. illustrating
flIgnm's Progress in number are
\" Ice exhibited here Thursday. Friday
ahu Saturday evenings of this week. at
Pc town hall. While all manner of
i''in~ and silly things come along to
pes up money, this is something worth
f'elng. as well rs instructive. The
elIiIt OF man. i'll it, struggle to rise up
N'id. Is aptlv illustrated III Bunyon'~
llram.
hN'r" Train will run from West Con
f"'H and East II. .Iohnsbury. Friday
nI&ht' t" accommodate those wishing to
f'.N TIA" Panorama of Pilgrims Pro
49,. Leave West Concord at 6.50.
rll'' last It. J"hnsbury at o'clock.
/ ale one way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

bank dividend of surplus is declared
every five years. Ono was made of two
per cent. annually, or ten per cent. upon
deposits in the bank the last five Years.
Death.
Fannie VI. Cutting. daughter of
Stephen {. Cutting of Concord and a
sister of DR.. Cutting. our State Geolo-
giSt, died at the residence of her broth
erin law, V. ID. Moulton, i'll Peacham,
on the Sth instant. She was recently
married to James b. Barron of West
Concord, and while on her bridal visit
to her brother and sister in Peacham,
was vaccinated, from the effects of
which came a prOtracted gastric fever
from which she died. As she was an
intelligent and accomplished young
lady she will be missed by large cir
Gle of friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
about one half mile west nt 81. Johnsbury entrt,
known the old Stevens farm. with comfortable
ST of buildings on the place also running wat"rtn
house and barn. Said farm contains l21 acres "f
excellent land well divided int" tlllage and IitS
turr-ahOut - acres of wood land. sugar place II
1000 trees, Young apple orchard Just coming int"
bearing. said farm will he sold i'll pieces. or whole"
to suit purchasers.
Terms.-.\ part of purchasing money can lay on
mOrtga if desired.
SIMON STEVENS.
f'.utr. 1 l-13
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
tentaur LiniuIrut.

There = pain which the 'entnur Iinimrnt
will not relieve No swelling will not suhdnc and
no laInuu-ss which il will not his In ,tr"n-
Language hut II Is true Where the parts ale not
gone IL fleets marvellous. 1t has produced
more CUES # rheumatism neuralgia. lock law
palzy ~iraiu-. sWr'lIn.s. Cuhrd breasts sCald~
burus s.tfhrum. c.I-achr. Sc. upon tht human
frame and OF strains sI,sN ms. calls. Ac. upon am
mails IN one year than have ali uth'I pretended l'ln
c,'i,s sine, the world hc-au 1t Is a counter -i..a
taI,t an Ill healing pain rci,Scr. rripPl,~ tho"
AVA, thor clutches thu lame walk. poisonous bites
M, rendered harmless and the wounded healed
without q scar. 1t i, M haruhuG The r'ciP" Is
published around each bottle. II il s'!llmg - II"
article ever before sold and II sells because II i,e
usr what il prrt,uds 10 do hose WI" -uit,i
from rheumatism. pain swelling deserve To- sun l
if they al moi u~c t-ntaur liuurut- M"rr than
1000 certificates, OF remarkable cure. including
frozen Iun~ chronic rheumatism. -"ut. rruniu-
tanurs. sc. haN, been received W will scud q
circular containing certificates. the recipe. sc ra
lis. To any one IrQu,Stin. il Onr bJtlc of IN" vel
low wrapper Ccntaur Linimcnt is worth ne hun
drcd dollar. for spa, med swccnrd hrIsrs and
mules uI for screw -wormIn sheep. Stock IN ncrs--
TIM. lm!,lcut Is worth Your attention.. y" family
should bc without Centaur iirmI-nt. i Il. E"sF
& Co. Nyw ! ork.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
administrators Sale !!

Will To-, -'ld at public auction ON saturday March
- Ia Al 10 O'Clock y. NJ. the Farm known
the Sampson W. Woods farm; also. farnin, and
sugar tools. household effects. sc. said farm is
situated about one fourth OF mile from Passump
sic Village, aud l. composed of about sINty-thIcr
acres nearly equally divided int" tillaac. pasture
and woodland
In, above farm l. "nr ~ IT, most productive OF
i'll til" county. and easily farInrd There L.
a -tI-.r orchard plenty t'ncIn- timber ami wood
land IA thrifty condition.. good running water at
The l,u-, and barn
The ur:trrr~~ IT the above property l." good
~ch,".l>. church. and gri>t mills &c. makes il
desirable property. Sal" positive Terms made
knoWIi':ti the time uf sale.
RILEY {. WOODS. Admr.
John II. MOORE Auctiun-rr 5g6l
I Isl OF LETTERS remaining III the post Office
l. III 81 I"husbuIy. March Il I-73.
Dempsey = Cochran ra-". - u
/ truh-N. I has Iarhr~. j. 4.
liIll \ t. Ean,"ur {.
. linNt. /. q. stiles t:iddIe
. Johnson I. l. simpson. ". II
. Logan. !! +. Weed Lucy Ann
I.ItIrs calling f. the above letter. will please
ave liz, date of the list
Ii. W. FLEETWOOD. p
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Oncert Postponed.

The concert Of the 81. Johnshiry
t"lnct Band at the town hail last Tues
pay rvening-was postponed till Tues
uay evening next. March l.. 1t was
fhe evening of the great blow. bat as it
pa some two hundred we're present.
! he band did not take up the tickets
pom holders, for they had concluded to
postpone the concert. yet they kindly
entertained the compan! present for
tir evening. We hope they may hlN e
good weather. and a rou>ing house. the
i''h, for they will give Us choice music.
y addition to Il chattN time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
at the TOP Of the Heap.

y week age last Saturday night. or
rather sunday morning., it has leaked
ont. four on five pcr>ons-a r0nglomcr-
ate company. of residents of II. JOHNS
bury and D#nyillr Developed them
selN g. ny liotouS proceedings III the
Avenue House. 1t appears, by contcs-
sion of some of the parties, that i'll set
Ting up a gambling stake, one of the
party, not entitled To ii under the gamb-
lcr's rule, seized the pile of $40, more or
less, while the claimant--a gentleman
with supposed African blood i'll his
veinS-claimcd either the whole or a
part of the pile-and, rImor has it, the
partner cf the formcrdrcw Il pistol. How
ever this may he. big noise was made,
/ the slcepcrs at the Avenue awakened,
| but the coiored gentleman finally peck
cted his share of the stakes. if not the
| whole. Africa came Udt at the top OF
/ the heap and the white trash" at the
| bottom.
Gambling, III our village, has not bee,
SO conlmon as IN many places. But OF
late some OF the parties ut the Avenue
with others. have gone into il 50 extern
siVely Is t. discover themselves tos"lne
people Who had eyes. and the leaders
III it have been drawing into their cir
Gle. several Young men of too mucl
consequence to themselves, their triend'
aud the community, to remain witt
them. They have met here aud there
sometime, going off 10y rail as it is re-
ported. fer the purpose. Nor do cur
tains always hide that going on within
doors. and noises sometimes iS7u,
through crc>ices III the windows, cspc-
rially when Avenue scenes are enacted
stakes ought 10 he If conSidcrahl,
value Ia warrant one i'll liskiug hi
head to he knocked down two oI tire,
times III Il quarrel for them.
liz this east. the dIrkcN has certain
advantages. the sympathy of all >u'l
~ coincide With Mr. sumner in his no
lions of civil rights though there WAS
apparently. slight inririIity III this case
| 1t is reported that he declines to gam
Tile ANY more. and i determined I" >rrl
better ~"cictH hereafter. such plu
,iencc l. to he :sinmrndrd.
1t Was rum"rcd that inquiry WAS L
bc m.t,lr into the affair alluded to. an,
We awaited that event. To find on
something hc>idts rum"r>. but H. tina
docs NOT COME we can only note hririi
common reports. Perhaps justice re
qInc> u> /" -ay- not I" apologize tina
= report embraces one of our Ltt"IIIcN /
| the company OF the gambler, At the A.
f cnue. II Is conceded that one wa
= there asleep. who did not gamble, AN
: did moi. Tor this reason, know of an
. till awakened hy the huhhuh.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

The primary aim OF this department is Ia furnish
a practical. liberal education. harmonizing with
the wants and spirit of the II also aims 10 fiji
young men for civil or mechanical engineering. in
which its graduates find honorable. and lu-
crative positions. Address President Smith or
Prof +. K. Ruggles Hanover y. IL. $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

he Nrs>rs. Hastings are rebuild
" their mill ii Miles mountain. They
Y nearly readI 20 put up the frame,
hope to hc in running order III
VI four weeks. The new mill will
81 Improvement upon the one burn
r. Il though that was severe loss.
a.: ntages to he realized from adj
t., '''"l abilities for getting out lun-
los. III nrtiIllv compensate ion the
'E,,d -. hey own some 3GO0 aCics at
h,,,, ,.,,, the mill. portion which has
his Property nv ."IEs, ,,'" w.
"'n' mach more s. ,if h,,, :, ,,;II
they not only contribute literally.
..;' 'F a Si"G g,, 5Hl'ihaserip3sin M"IRy
f. two or three miles for it to pass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
z,nral and Stair >5irus.

Delinquent tax payers i'll Il. Johns
y. will find something Interesting 10
m in our advertising columns.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

= In referring. last week. to the in
,rcducss of Judge Kittredge's estate,
wrote "approximating $50, 600"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

Castoria Is more than n substitute fnr aSt"r Oil
1t is the only sac article in cNistom"r which Is eel
tain to assimilate the food. regulate the h'w lis
cue wind collie and produce natur; sleep. ii con
tans neither minerals morphine alcohol. and Ii
pleasant take. Child en- need not cry and mott
ers nay rest. $50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
A Pleasant Affair.

\. \. Pierce and his good witc. "t 81.
JohushurN Centre. were lovingly re
m"mh,rcd 10y their friends. March
the 45th anniversary Of their wedding
day. 10y the presentation. II over thirty
piece, of silver. With the usual fixtures
for a Wedding feast. hey ais" brought
with them the pastor Of their church.
1t vas an cn'Ie surprise t" the rrripi-
ems. uri M. ~ an, cable it ne, cr will
escape their memuIies. They wish Us
to express to these friends their thanks
ana acceptance OF THEN best wishes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Nicely Done.

49lSS4y
Joseph Morrill,, Esq. at canterbury.
y. H.. came TO ON depot here last week.
with d ear load ii apples. just "ei"r"
he WAS going out of the depot for dinner.
he handed the clerk = harlcs IInkhaln
the amount OF the freight bill. When
he returned Charley handed him back
Sl0-thc sum counting that much toe
much Before Ny. MoItill disposed of
his apples lie Told Guttucl t" wheel one
barre Into the rU'ntiug room i"I the
honest clcrl JimmS did it With Il rel
i>h. \ mi,. thing tfi, al i"amd. Nh.
Morrill, in .od f.nit yrarH. raises ;EhiU
bushels ol apples. ana the apples III the
middlC of the barrels are always just Is
good ae those Oil til" top. The man
with Il BIG nose always carries the 40
tiun around rith him that il Is an mil
cation of wisdom IN the part "i ttit
weaier. hut how 1t Is with ing feet Sc
sclteell know. While Nj. NJ. Was /.
town ~umu one Htt!' cuIious in tlI'
matter. planned to obtain the m";t~nr'
OF Que 1T his boots. and found il /;
inches louy aud ) inches wide acr"s
the h;,ll. His understanding II eIua. l.
his sruse Of honor. Charley /. doubt
less thinks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

We noticed. posted in the lst Ma
tionnl Bank, in this town. the following:
sWhy not sell your /. :. 2-29 bonds !
-,ay S2OOO. at $4,000. on which you get
onlv Sl20 wear interest, and buy 7.
q q. R r. honds-say 5000. and re-
cei,e Sl62 year interest i'll gold? We
havc gone into no figuring upon the
above. but no doubt the cashier will
how TO all interested just how the
Thug is done.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
All DeIinquentS

VII" have not paid their taxes 1" the Collector q
-. l"hu-hUry. will md him Fairbanks Village
SATURDAY,. March - and at venue House the 18th
all day and such fail to pay them will be subiec
L. thu penalties of the law.
II II WEEKS Collector
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

! O>1 TN saturday, Jan. :, 1873, between the
. c.''I-d bride IN St JohnsburN and William
l.. Gould III West Concord, II Ladv's Fitch Cape,
Whoever will return said Cape 10 this Office. or
give inii nation where il may br found. shall be
= utahly rewarded. HORACE f GILBERT.
J1-.,g West Concord. Vt
NTANTEI'-A srudinus orderly. and rusty
W y"'n., man I" re- dr with physician, and to
-rudv MEDICINE " Dentistry. library IL modern
and select The best Of ref, rcnces given and re
guirrd. ADDRESS until April IL.
j1-59 Box G2l. Beverly. Mass.
I IEERAIION.-Ghis is To certify that have
j 1 this dlv given my son John Cade, his time
duIIn. his minority. and shall claim of his
earnings pay any debts OF his contracting after
tins dat. MOSES CADE.
barnet Vt March 10 l-73 1901
| O>I.-Last Thursday afternoon. between Mrs.
Il Colby store and the Avenue House. a Russia
squirrel { ape. The finder VIII be suitably re
wHTd"d hy leaving the AT this office.
I'OR SALI.-A Binding Lot with foundation
3UN9j. feet main ell 3iI22 feet laid. situated On
. e. ,IurT of West and Winter streets. Also, the
timber for frame. ready Tor framing. windows.
!, adv L. put IA Is offered Tor sale. Enquire of
HORAC l. CARfEN TER.
-. Inhn-hury March IL l-53 1901