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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-03
s9egeI9eIt.
9ic Der. Gtaaten 1tno Spamtcn,-
9cr StnatS ScfrctGt rerlan8t
Uoae @ntidlGOt91tn9 fitr Die
NOfct VOllt NRfN. rWttatlltlte 8

$pltt w" SIPl$t "SOttDt"k~S"
g6aibtugtou, 80. Suui. - @eitCrn
gipg bier unO in 9tew Dort 0aS geritbt, boB
nnier @eianNter ST.. Caleb Guibing in WiG-
brtO au9elueien worbcn lei, BON ser ipanii1en
0tc9ierltlg vole@utihaOignug fir Die '6inter=
blebeneu OerSYfer pom0ampfero &rginiuS"
III ucrlangen. Sin 8cridteritatter ma6te
OCm Sto0tSiefretGr ctue 2luiwartung mo
smpiing pou oieiem Die 8eitdttguug beS Sc
riihtes. Sic Oiirfen iaqen" = bemcrfte 0r.
6iib - yOoB Die amerttGniide 3te9iruug
elue prOmpte 5OrOerlug 9citellt bat rHS iUar
cine ebeuia eutidteOene unO peremptOrlidle,
ais @nglan0."
9SaIbiugton, so. 2uui. Setretar
Rib benlertte beute III elmer lluterrcOnug, baB
Die 6oroeruug eiuGr @nti6dOigung Der @ngc-
bGrigeu jeuer emf 8urriel'S Beiebl bingerif
teteu .,Sirginiu8" @eiNu9eueu i'll llebereinz
thinning nit osm4rOtotolie gcma6t wOroeu
lei; auBcrOem bube bic 0iegierumg nod Die
Baiht, @enu9tbnung fir iene 9reneItbat ;u
npr1nunPu
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Der @enn iut @nnbe.

G8 Illn9t paraoor, 1T Qber Oeiieu unQeadlz
tet ipabr, OaB Der 0iunn I'M Ntonoe, trStSenr
er unlere Groe ME betreten uno uiel tauIen6
Meilen BON berielben entfernt 1T, ben Rubnt
9eniebt, Die befannteite 6igur uuf Der aan,eu
Grce Ill iein. Seit unbentliben 3citeu
murbe er pom alen @rbtbeilen ans beobac,tet !:
auf ben sifigeu 6iorOcn JtOrpe0en'S un6
Hinnlano's, aitf Den SteppenS Sibirien'S unb
Sanomiiiten Iiritas, IN peuBrairien oes
n6roamerifaniif)en gSeitenS nnO ben 'Yum.
pas Batagonien's, uater ben Bulmcn Snoi.
ems, in 6sn Sauanenbainen gSeitinbien'S,
in ben 8idteumdloern SreJon'S uno inter
ben aepielbdumen oes lieben beutiben Satcr-
ldnGcs ut Der mptbiidle ptanh ill Wtonoe
gleldD iebr betaunt InO Die Slleratur QQer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-03

@nltnru6lfcr bat E6 ebr Iieibia nit ibm be.
| ibdftigt, iiebe Glallreil, S6rne, 6anff, gSiL
fie Collins, Sugo, Dante, 8uid,fin, Gal
let, Se9ner, &Idert, 2utber, @larOiu9,
u. &C.
aaerbings 1T es I6on aeranme 3eit Der,
baB Die gireuomle Seii Ntauu i'm Ofouoe in
sae @eid Der Sabel uermicien hat, aber mas
plfen oenn Die siBOnOmen? @ar nidts
tpiIen iie.
Die 5erren fS1uen i,ttt cinmal laaen, NO,
ranS ste SCnnenfleden belteben; iiber bic
9rurbltofie, pelde ben Sopf etnes @ometeu
bilben, INN ite glcidfalS nod ni6t eini0; iber
Die gtatur etnes Gometenl6monSes unb BON
ben 0tln9en ocS Saturn baben lie feiue 5Sbee.
Ste mn9en t0nientm0l bemOnitriren, Der
Rahn I'm Wtonoe lei eigentltf ein aroses
Seb'r9e, lte mo9en bic etnSelneu Serge mel
len rno benenner - mir laiTeH linen baS
ftnplide Ser9uii9en, mir beha!ten unieren
Ntann i'm Ronbe, bon Dem alte Nrouen 10
idan:ili9 idDne @ei9i6teu Sn er;dBlen
miiieu.
aber mo lit berlelbe pl1bIidl biuoefommer {?
Intmrtlame SeObafter merben ibn felt aez
ranmer 3ett per9ebltt ludeu, %, mo er bis
Der tano, efbi,dt llInn etueu bellen 4aum,
uCSl ppi Otu pGtuHIllCIl SOHIOUren III tetlle
Spnr meEr Su iebeu. 9a9e0en bemerft man
I'M Monoe perlAiebene bette ercentriiGe 9iig.
&C. relp. AGatpIer, weld)e nIuu frit1er nidlt
lab,
Rt8 Dor adt Sagen bra9te Der ,N.-g.
9eraio4 cine HEtcrreOung ieineS Jtepegters
NIT Dem Mann I'M Monbe iiber ben Ill e.
ipartenOen GOmeten, als mir in Der ndd,ifelt
gtadt mad Der familidren Tigur iaben, mar
otelelbe peri9wuneen; Der quite Diann hat
lt4 pabriAetulid SeS llniinuS geI6dmt, mel
fen thn Der Mann im v5eraiO" angebi1tet,
turillu, er lit nt6t mcbr.
Gln ptiienifaftlih gebiiSeter Serr nteint,
Sas Wonpseblrg lei infoige elmer pulfanii6en
&batl9tett geiunfen; oaun lieBcn iidj freilid)
all9 Die 9el6en 9tinge crfldren, bic iinO Oem
alten Srabantcn obne 3ipeiiel anaelcgt nor
Den, Sanlit er llid)t in StiiGe fdllt. - Sn1=
merbtn itnb Die 9Sorgdnge auf bcn MonDe
neueretn9S bemerfeusmertb uuS mir munpern
nns, oaB bte2lihouomen nod feline Sbeoris'n
paruber auf9eltelit babeu; Oielelben iHeinen
aber jett gu iebr nit bem neuen Gemeten
mo bem 0urd9an9e Der Senls beid)aftiQt
;u lc'nI unterbeHen bat iid iluier alter Sc
fannter, Der uielbeiprodcile Mann I'M Dtonbe,
9an5 nnbenlerft ieitlpdrts in eie 8li6e &C
ld)iagett.
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S6otltdler S0tr.iInfna.

NtW YOrf, ?. SHli. - 5nei inngelr
9Omcr, ben Trl8. g8iuf unb Sroug aus
0taSpetb, SIS, itieB beute eiH beOauerli6er
llnfall Su. 0ieclben ruaren nit ibren Subj
wCrt bel Der 3ugbride in 6unter's Yoint ul.
gcfOmmeu, ais sic Yferbe idltu wurOeu NIB
ourhgiugeu. Der g8agen wurOe auf bic
Sette geidleubert uub Die cine Der iungen 9u-
men iOfort get0Otet, iuGbreno bic uuoere tS6t.
iif1p NSprIp,tfttnsrt prhinff
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NSrn,rhlNNintnrm,,itc. .

00utton 0OtOtah, /. Sull. = Ner I'M
traq, Dem Dt0rou l8iutermutG eiuen neueu
Br0;cB ;u beluiligeu. .purOe bcutc POM Obere
rif)terSb Sbonuon ab9ewteien, unb 8tntcrmute
muroe 5u ;e9nibriger 3uhtbmSltrufe Oerur-
tbeilt. Der Sal miro lett Dor ba8 2lppello=
tiou8- 8-@eriGt gcben, mel1e5 III Der nd6itllI
| 8odle hier ;uiammentrttt.
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Stot1O oer 9fationnlid1mlo

T0IbingtOn, |. SNll. - Der monat-
tiAe S6atamtsberiht gibt fOlgenOen 2lus.
mciS ijber ben StnnO Der ytatiOnalihulO
Etit Sob 81 Uer3inien itno $l,724, ,252, $50;
nit GOuront meyoen $l4, 900 Oerinterei
iirt; fGGi9 uno nod uidt cingeiorOert fnO
So ,590.26; Die PapiergelO Girtulatiou
betrdgt $500 ,543, ,l28.17; Die @eiamnttihult
betrdgt 81, Psi $50, ,468. 8.43; fdlliae Sntereieu
s38 ,939, 9,O87.47. Sm Shasamte beftnOer
F6 $147, ,54 ,3l4.74, Oaruuter S74 ,205 ,304..
y. - Die SditlO wuroe angeblit) nm $2,.
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0l6Td,ieS Oes biSDcrt9clI General
@Oitmeifters pen icinen 1Gntcr:
hpntatfe1t

g8aibiugtoH, 80. SUM-. 8ci'm
S1luiie Der @ei6GftSituHOen UeriammGitq
Ii9 beute Die Sdu}hiten bcS @euerolpoitau,
te8 uuo OcS 6. 9luoiteruS SHreaHs, nm ii6
Don oem @eueralpOItmeiter @re6wtQ at pcr=
Ubi6ieoen; iie iiberreid,ten tbm cine RctBe
pon 8eihIiiKal, i'll Oenen fie ibrer 6odG6=
tung fir ben i6eiOeuOen Gbef ais Wcnlh unO
2(omiu!lnattpz Se0mteu 9lusbrud Uerltcbeu,
un0 iu9eu, oerielbe iei in leBterer &apacitdt
BON teinem ieiutr beriibmtcn &orgauger itbcr-
uofien morSeu. 0r. &re5mel eruiOerte,
O0B es ibm mebe tblte, Don Den 6erren, weld)e
ieit Sabreu NIT ibm gearbeitct bdtten, III
iheiOeu; CT pcrlaiie ieiu 9lmt irciwillig, oAnc
Grou uno o6ne rgeno cine 6auolung be
rtueu oocr beOouern 5u mitiien. @r miirOe
nicmolS abgeOanft bobcn, 10 lange nod cine
2lni1ulOiguug gegen ibu unpiOcrlegi geblic-
ben lei; Oa CT JeOOh alle 0tcformen eingeiiibrt
babe, meld)e cr fir miiuiheHSmertb 9ebNltcn,
10 tonne CT iekt icin 2tmt uerlnNcn gr for
oCre rQeuO cine Sauf ober Sabns Corporation
aui eineu uerbGltuiBmdBj9 gertngeren Bro-
;eutiut Der &erluite nad)jumeilCn, ais iie Oa6
9lncrOlpO liant per3elhue. - or. @rc8pell
nahm Johann uon isOedt @inSelneu Abid)ie0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-03
3pei 9ienitm6o1cn IetenotS
AAnA.hA a AtnAA

GIcpclauo, Ohio, 2. Suli.-SuOTts
GleuelouO Iaubeu gcItern 5pei QtentwdOdlen,
9tamens GbriItiuc RoB nuD Mtiuuie 8ram=
mer, wdbrenO iie Elm Iener au;iiH0eu tuOa'
ten, burt bic GrplOiiou einer SNoltns
Campo Den idrcdtiteu 300 Ourdl Serbren'
uuuu.
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gy2nrOc in giiiGiifJni.

Wt emp BIS, &enn., 30. 3uai. = Der So
jdbrlge Or. 9tObiniou murOe Dor eiuigen Gas
gen BON ctnem lungenDtanue, gtamenSRObb,
ju Sfipwitb'S VanOiug, 100 Meilen oberbalb
Gid8burg, Dttii., sri6ofeu, neil 2sbterer
gluHbte, SAP Der 9oftor nit ieiner SHUTTER i'll
Uerbrederiihem @srbaltuiIIe geitauben.
Dtegcr 6rieblano nnO GOruarb Wouaib,
mclte 81 Heota 2onoing, Q8aibiu9tOn=Go., e.,
Miiiy ;uiammeu eiu @eihGft batten, geriez
tben AM 6reitag wdbrenO Der 8egHliruu9 III
rer @lid0tt5angelegenbeiteu in Streit; Uto<
naib jOg eineu ReUOlOcr Hno eridOB ieincu
@onpa9nOu. Der Nt6rOer wurOe, neil er in
Selhitnerthelhinnun nehnnhclt. freinPinrndlen.
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Die @cfobFett pcs 6O6IenSGS.

Nem= Y0rt, ,. lEltli. - Der 50sldbrtge.
Batrid Ntartln, in Der 9fdle Don 8oobiibe,
rs, wobnboft, itellte, ais er 9efern 4benO
idlafeu gtllg, Die 2ampe uebeu ieiu 8ett, nm
nod Su lcielI. 9aS Sel mar balo berab9cz
bran1t, Die 2umpe erploorte uuo Rdrtiu er=
lit fIWftbare 8rauomuuSeu. g(lS oas rlns
9liid beute Wlorgeu eutGedt wurSe, uar er in
lterbenoem 3uitanoe, uuO ulle 9lnitrenguu9en,
i'm ON 9ehsn III crhnlteu nInrcn erfnLnInS
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@4uS GauGOa.

I wv VIWVr WII1VLIIINtTNIgN NuWIWIe.
Guebcc, l. Suii.-0er 2ldtb. +. y. 9.
StruUe, Der bteIige ameritaiihe Goniul, Deis
ieu 2lmtStcrmlu iOeben 0b9eunieu lit &C.
iteru 9lbenC geitorben. !9r. Snuue mar Sur
@eianbtidait in giOorno, Stalieu, befGrOert
mOroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-03
Gin 9ebeimniBpOacr 0encrGls
Noitinetiter.

gS a hing ION, 2. 5nli. = Icr TrlN
bent hat ooS @mt DcS general @oitmeiltcr5
einem Serru angeboteu, oeiien 9tamc gebeim
gcbolten merbelt ioQ. bis er IT'D iiber Die 2lu-
Habmc enti6iebeu hat. 0tan nimmt allgc=
mciu an, es iei Elm gteu gngIanNer fir OaS
! Amt QuSerieheu molOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-03
2lm Sine clues t0lIcm 1MnSes Gts
ffnrhc4f

9tcW YOrt, /. Suli.-0er 8u6OTRdcr
0fOOcridj 9. Guttuiitle, mel1er Dor etiua IA
SG3eu uOu eiuem tollen j6unoe gebiiIeu unO
uab Dem 8elleuue ,6oipitale gebra6t nurbC,
lit bort bcute YtOrgeH nm 41O llbr inter bCn
Spmptomen Der 8aiieribeu geitorbeu. Gs
mro cme ROitmOrtCnt- lluterinhuug an9eiteut
merhFn.
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Mnttin.Nl nrn 1,nn sclbifnt oro

GIeUeIanG, Ohio, 80. Suut. - Der
Tarmurbciter SObn SeIlHett ermoro!te bentc
ieine 6rau uno begiug OdHn SclbItmOrO.
Die llrindne par Giferiudlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-03
WOrOaWiaa ia einem Wcri6ts
SoOI

Gew 9Ort, 30. sunni. - Samc8 g.
SounccrS, ein promimuttr glouofat, muroc
bente ltOAmittagHim Saal bcs St0Otguiht5
BON 9OREers, gGsY., UOlt Dem @agtner yaf.
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seleStm cincS Er.sd,eriiTs

NOrfolt, 8a., 30. 9Hni.-6er iriiberc
Shcrifi BON gtOriOlf-Gountg, 8il(iam 6. q.
9teut, bcging bcute NtOrgen III ieiuer 2Sob=
uung ju Eambert's Yoint Selbtmoro, iuocm
er iid Ourtl eIuen PtitolenifuB ben SGGOel
t5cribmettcrtc. Die llriatJe gu Der Gbut 1T
uubefauut
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anu, mel6er eineuBro,eB III befteben hattie,

manu-, uel6er eineuYro5eB ;u beitcben bate,
our9 etlIen Sd)uB aefGbrlid uerwuubet.
(Spatr.) - SameS i. SaunSus 1T Grs
SroBmeIIter Der vSob 6caows" uuo i'm qal
gen Eante wobl bcfannt. Der SorfaG fonO
itatt, ais Der 3tdter Cbeu ben 8roseB oerta>
gen wollte. %ahmann ipraug auf llnS feuete
eiHen BiitoleuIhuB auf Sauubers ab, pelttr
OenielseH III Die liufe S9ultcr trai. Ste
2a6mauu barGn perbinOert meroeu touut' =
feuerte er eineH 3Weiten SduB ab, luelfCr
SaunOerS in Die linIt Seite traf. Die letRrc
gNu1hR 1T nefXhriihn
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Stult9e 91Hairc rnter stpct
WODDfatct.

0!smp6i8, /. Suli. - !6eute Worgelr
I'M 10 llbr Nlwoe Der befanute Nouofat R.
3. g8elb bon eihsm auSeru I0oofaten, Nus
mems 3. .. Barnes, butb eiuen S6uB t0ote
lid uermunOet. g(m Otontage gerietbeu Die
SeiSeu nit chamber III g8Ortpe9iel unb
@clib lc9ta cine Biitole aui Burnes on. 9eute
botten iid) Die TGeuuOe berielbeu i'll Dr. So
HeS' Spreh5mmcr ciUgefunoen, um Die Sade
giitlidJ bei5ulegcu, unO bic beiOeu Streiten-
Ocn m0ren Sugegeu. Barnes iagte, er lei be-
reit, Die Sade ab;umuheu; g8eIib id)ieu Oieic
2leuBerpm9 miBucritauoen 3u baben, er erbOb
iid uuO ;og cine Birole 0tt5 oeranlaBte
Barnes, auf @egeuuebr bcbadt Sn iem; ct
fensrte eiucn BlitolenihuB auf Belib ab uno
trai tbu IN Die ltnte Sdlafc. 8arneS ltcferte
iid) iOiOrt Der Qo!iSet aus.
Ntemp6iS, l. Jali. - 81. 3. 9Sclib,
uclhcr bcute NtOrgeu Uoa 9. Barnes &C..
ihoIep mur0e, uir0 iid) Wabri0einll6 ers
bOltu, oo Die &ugcl uuter Der 0att burd unO
bluter Dem DIRE wieoer bcrau5fubr. Barnes
lit gcgen $4,000 8iirgid]uit entluHau worocn.
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lSIuIItW.
NClHf iincitc Nilncrfnhll.

9tOm, %. Slml. = @jidof Ge Bngcr,
6n ben umcrifnni6m Yilgeru gcbUrtg, III
nab 2Sien abgcrcii't> IS bctBt, ole Blger-
tabrt werOc I'M na4itcn Sabre wieOerbOII per-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@iuciHnatl, 30. SUM. = Sn BartS,
Sg., itorb geitern Sri. &atie lSeIt an elmer iu
9roBcu 9oIi5 }lrieuit, uclhe tic gcnommeu
bate, um, luie man meln,, ibren EcInt ;arter
III ntndltu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-03

Otabrie, 20. Suui-0eute NIorgcn trof
bier Die beitiirScnOe Nadvift cin, OuB Ntor-
i6aa Gondlu bel einem 2tngrifi ouf Die far
ltittiten Scri9aujungen bel Uiuco, BRET &i(o-
meter BON @Iteua eutfernt, gefauen lei, uu0
OaB Die republifaniid)en Gruppen I'D, bel Der
SuuOe bon Dem Sooe ibrcS 9lniiibrer8 in
grGSter Srouuug i'll ibre friiberen Stclmgel
3uritf9e5Ogen bdtteu, Geueral 30bala, Ser
4rGROent ec8 0fathe8 uuo Srie9Sminiiter,
mtrO Oa8 Commando iiber bie repnblitanidle
2rmce iibernebnen. Seuor GOtincr mlrO
Srie98mlniter umO SenOr SagaIa, NiuiIter
bcs Snncrn, miro Brdtoeut bes 3atbc8 iper-
ben.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-11
CUITTENDEN COUNTY.

AN APPROPRIATE GIFT. The Queen
City Band, IL day or two since. wa>
made the recipient of II very fitting
present. i'll Il magnificent clarionct 1t
WAS rendered to the band through Mr..
Ed. +. Page. the leader, and took the
boys quite 10y surprise. The instrument
cost 500, and the purchase money was
made up by few Young men of our
city. friends and :lSSociateS of the MEM
beers of the band. who felt like making
some expression of their appreciation of
so fine Il musical organization.
THE BURLINGTON FIREMEN's Mus
TER. The MuStcrat Burlington, Thurs
day. WAS considerable of an affair
The procession was over II mile in
length. and WAS led 10y the 81. AlhanS
Brigade Band. and First Regiment. y.
G.. The procession presented a very
fine appearance. The uniforms of the
different companies of the military and
iremcn. and the numerous flags and
banners. and floral decorations of the
different machines, all showed off to
fine advantage.
At ! q cloci> l.. VI. the running con
test took place. Nine companies com
prted, for the two prizes. one of 500
and one of so. The result WAS as fol
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-11
McIndoes.

McIndoes.
The liberal invitations extended to
onI citizens and to a few people in sur
rounding towns to witness the marriage
ceremony of Mr.. a. b. Perry and Miss
+. Jennie Gilchrist at the residence of
the brides father in this place ON the
Sth inst, brought together an unusually
large number of guests for such an Oc-
casion. At the appointed hour, q o'clock
Z. N.Y. the bridegroom with his cxquis-
Itrly adorned bride appeared before
llymen's altar where the Rev, j. L..
Litch proceeded to tie the gordian knot
After the congratulations and the pre-
Sentation of some splendid and appro-
pirate presents, and doing justice to il
Sumptuously prepared table, the com
pany retired to their homes and the
happy pair to their new residence in this
place. On the whole it was very
splendid affair. Nj.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-11
n A r RY lie SIZE,

HERO OF NlAtiARA FALLS
Will give Grand Free Exhibition each ,iav OF the
Fair. MIR. LESLIE is pronounced by the press and
public the greatest TjgL! Rope 4 rtst IN tie
World, ami Is without rival for daring. skill and
artistic rrndti"u ut p.rilnus trats the Tight
Rope. His daring performances over the roaring
Falls or Niagara in I-di, at which time he crossed
the Falls lOl different times stands unrqualled
Each days performances will comprise selection
from tn" following Thrilling Fcats Walking and
Waiting, Gymnastic Exercises, Hoop Perform
ancr, Hanging Perch, Carry Three Pals OF Water
H"und i'll Chains, Bindt"drl, Ladder Performance.
Monkey Sports, Whrelbarruw with Pigeons Peach
Baskets ON Feet. Carry t,nkng Stove with Fire
Walking on stills Enclosed i'll Sack limitations
of Drunkard i'll Character. Flying Rings Trap.zr
Act, Side, Back and Twist Walking. Walking in
Clogs or Boots, Washer w"man's Fr"lics. Carry a
Man gu his Back, SchuctZen Rife Practice
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-11

-'"'c"'"' w NV ''' ''''a
In the rh%In" contest. the -. D.
tray. "l 'Ahhlld"r. " l" took the
i,iN' Pir"' W. mo" 'nS -" l''
Nv VI '''' ''''''' '''N '"'' -"''
an" I'll Pll"'>' -"- '''''
At Richmond Monday. there We're
offered jun boxes of cheese. aud sales
at 10! t" l?r for plain fam dailies
~a%c ana factory. ~ t" l:'t. onc hun
dlch ana l"itA iu,> "l butter We're sold
at :" I" - Ion IAN l" good choice ~.
ORLEANS COZ NTN.
h,ud ,.I v.,s RIM ny,, moan. tb,. de-
unt , few DAYS since. b\ tI,.. gravel
in, .rh. >,.,.ti,,, n,,.,, h,,,.I, ,..,,.,n.J
\ Ln,., L,.I,uoi,,n tn rh,. .wnnJ-s.,wi,r.
.v,s killed u,n tb,. v,,d.h,d las,
Nnr,,, Ln tL, r.,r.
~. ,,.I.
NnnLaw , mnust,r iron hrar t,,n
w,.i.h;nn - nnunJs and m,.,,,,,;n.. II
i,rLr. Irrns> tlr laws ON ,,,h law
;,, f,ur teeth three inches in L.u"lh
fastened an with ri,,.ts h,,,.-uu.,,G,rs
rIctt> v.u eaten ur Ln r".,. tn
springs being intirrlN gone. 1t must
have lain in the woods thirt> on forty
\til~ perhaps longer. IL Na> ~
wage old Trap in its day. and i, quite a
crIIiu>ity. now. Edyion Nonitor
-r,IJ,.n sal and h,.,,, r,.r,I;,,, ,,
,iJ.u, urr,n.J in This >iIl,n. last sun
In, r>rrin" Irsultiu~ in tL,. death of
E,nn,, sherman obnut / wear. of noe.
and only child of r. NJ. sherman. She
WAS play in" in the ward ot.,;ro. +. Leo
oun,d. and in some wa, removed the
the lid +, fine r,.t,Iu in the ward and
fell IN Snu, uiuutc. ,I,nsrd h,lorc
il v.,. Lunvu th,t She VA. in tL. els
fern and some miuutcs before. She
could hr rescued. Everything was
done To restore her but in vain. She
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lraMs.

At st. "uhn-hmrN sept =, OF cholera nfantum
Hiram Lewis, aged II months uf \. \. and
Rosetta Aver Pierce.
At -. John-bury Centre. Spet l. of dysentery.
W lille H.. only child of John Is and Lois \. Aver.
aged y'.IIs and munth.
At Waterford, Aug. IL Frank A aged IL months
and l. days Als" at N"whusy. while on visit
Aug ~, Pru'!ra G. aged yeats and nIhs
children ~ Stillnsau + and Martha W Cutting
At Waterford Sept. :, Warren j.. aged = year-
months and ~ days. only son of stephen j. and
Alathia &. Hastings
At Damville June - Genie +. daughter OF Mar
shall and Arrhusa Clifford aged 10 Years : months
and - DAYS
LINES MRS {
Sister. mourn not that Your darling
flumed her pinion- for the skies
Ere she knew the cares and snrTows
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5Harriagrs.

At Barnet sept. :. by Rev. y h. Nichols, Mr.
Charlie l.. Stevens and MIS-. Lucy y. Mclaughlin,
both "f Pea. jain!
Al Bnrnrt. sept. :. 10y Rev. y. Il. Nichols. Mr.
Albert :. Gilkrrsnn and Miss Elizabeth T.. Steven
son, both Of barnet.
At S"mrrvIllc. Aug. 81. by Rev. Mr.. DuIell Mr.
Z"h~ki" Fleming aud Miss Agnes Harow-for
Intrl\ Of tli. Iln.t..
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r1rh and Siatr Urn5.

... church of the Messiah resumed
.,nIuy service last sabbath.
..,r .uul poultl at the Argus office,
.,,urr
Iy.. q. RAYS viii preach ut the
EpIi~I Hall. next sunday.
a,t. {. Cummings will preach
.r tuu"ic"atinual church at st.
.-u. Centre next SUNDAY forenoon.
It,uN different bands have the
, 81 hriug the best band ON the
ud rl The reunion at Burlington.
Vi pcr. who WAS 81 badly burned
, aujrI at the scale works. died of
,ut,l1 last SUNDAY morning.
lh,. public schools in district No. !.
i"hn>hurN. commenced their fall
. let MunuIN with full ranks.
Gr,. j. \. B"i>>"nrault. has asSum-
.ii.,. of ,h,. catholir church in this
o. in place "t Rev. :. Dlniclou,
.hi- zone Ia Nru jersey.
la.. T.. g. Cummings supplied the
.ult the Nntth Church last Sabbath.
ID. .riu" union meeting i'll the
"o2
twill Ice seen 10y our advertising
. .u. shat Ni. SnmrIlirld j. Offering
90 ID great discount. he hcim"
.,l To- close up his old stock before
- hI~ llll Goods " hirh he is NOW in
}o.h lllrr.
j.r ucN hridgr accro>> the Pas
lI,rl uu Portland street Was
'I lo In, public last Friday and
H.l approaching complexion. We
au"n "t amy one who will he
Nhru IT j. done.
1 luc lIhrr~ ON Railroad street had
... .'~rrlmma"c "u Monday even
y" one hurt. but much large talk
-'d 90. The fact is the barber,
,''ul,h down there that there is moi
uoa4h for them to get about Will
! '.Hpu- "n each others corne. and i
uor tur the occasional ShoTcIS IL
'l'm of. il would hc hard predict
'.c result.
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I.,Ii-inIi- Meetings.

..tu Meetings III hall "f Gale
...,l l:,y. l.. l.. raskrr. supply.
I,,.- at lu..id \. Vi. aud $50 l.. NJ
.. I.,ol al I2.OO NJ.
...r. u.--tl;rv. u. +. Miller, Pastor
...... head of summer STREET. Sabbath
D. 1880 \ NJ. and so T.. NJ Sab
...uH 81 ZOO Nj
.tIuE,u.-tEcV. ChaS. NJ. Snuth"atc
3d.. ~,nl,lIh -rrNicrs al lO::i0 \. NJ. and
~Ihhih Sch"nl at l:lj T.. NJ.
,m.HlI.-tRrv. +. 7. Fairbanks
sabbath services AT lO:an \. NJ.
.r %. Vi. sabbath Schonl AT loo NJ
Meetings at each Church Wrducs
.....-- al IN.
.r tiI--INII. UNIVER~ NLIST.-tErv. H.
...u rl-tnrl Sabbath services al
sabbath Sch"nl AT l2.IJr. VI.
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Sale of a Trotting Horse.

Mr.. b. F. IIavillnd of this village
has sold his trntting gelding. NED
Cole" to party of Massachusetts men,
Mr. II. goes to Boston with the horse
next Monday. The time which the
horse can make is not publicly KNOWN
but il is considered to he somewhere
between , - and > 30. 1t Is sale l"
say he is the most promising h"isr ever
raised in New England. The pllce
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Personal.

Mr. Thomas Spooner. Jr., is engaged
Tor Il short time as assistant teacher in
Lapham Institute. Providence. RI.
Mr.. NJ. o. Harrington of this place
goes to Newburyport. Mass, as Profess
or in the University Modern Lanruapes
at that place.
The Piqua (Ohio) Journal thus speaks
of the death of Mr.. \. A. Blinn. fo, mer-
~ OF this place: The many friends of
this gentleman We're panied to learn of
his unexpected death. which event oc-
CURED II his residence, in this city. ON
Sunday last, after only few DAYS i'll
ness. aged about 81 years. Mr.. b. WAS
for many Years connected with the ex-
tcnsive house of Darlington & Slauson
III the capacity of Chief Clerk. and Il
few Years ago he hccame one of the
firm of +. harrington \ Co., in il sepa-
rate branch of the concern. As Il bust
ness man, perhaps he had no superior in
the city, and us Il social, genial gentle
man, he possessed all those prerequisites
which cmdearcd him to his friends in
more than an ordinary manner He
ready to aid 10y his counsel and means
any enterprise calculated to benefit oIIr
city or its interests. His loss will b,,
deeply felt, not only to his Immediate
family and friends, but to our entire.
business community.
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Lamoille Valley Fair.

The Lamoillc Valley Fair comes of
next week Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. Ii and IL. The L. \ .. Railroad
will carry for fare one way. On lh"rH-
day special train will leave st. Johns
bury at 7::}O A. VI. reaching the far
ground at 1890. Returning, leave iall
ground mt 4:5O =. NJ. reaching st. j. at 900.
BY this arrangement the people OF this
vicinity can he well accommodated
They say Lamoille county fairs are
hard to beat; go and see.