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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
Open to johnson.

There was Il big celebration lat John
son Tuesday evening over the opening
of the p. X O. to that town. Speeches.
supper and congratulations were in or
der. and everybody was happy. 1t is
said over 400 people were present
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
4lra! and Stair 5lruG.

45ral Ird Stair ,slrWs.
Nu., do You keep your ashes
F.. ..r ,'">, flannel safe
| $40, cot going t" make some poor
ppm Christmas
-'am has lott of things for hol
,.,-.ut~. See his ad.
d. B. Wilson has left the scale
.-..d started Il i"h team.
.u. odd Fellows have ball at the
IIou>, Christmas eve.
W.. T.. Drew has opened Il livery
lo.u~hurl House barn. His card
.,a- la advertising columns.
I.o m"ruiug> this week mercury
a,.l.,S below ZrIo. Not easy to
.s,. IL not" Tor IL fellow, You see.
Midnight MISS will Ice celebrated
... Catholic Church in this place on
t-di> night. Dec. -.
note from Mrs. Mnttat says She
,.rri,r one loaf of bread and -
.. l,rm that gIrl.
y" .lcl los virll"ut some small
r: The jur, ., q. ''h">o" cast, he
e. ont all N"ud.,, o. .nt served t" keep
. Court HOUSE wulm.
Mrs. LiNcimoIr lectures in the
.,..-. to-muiruW evening. the 18th.
lpr- N Enthusiastically he one OF the
81 rhayS uf the COURSE
ON account of tn. union meeting at
Do hall Tonight. the proposed anti
..n supper of the Free Baptist so
.. will Ice indefinitely postponed.
low i" cc"n"milc in hard times.
-" subject of the discourse AT
Rurh of the Messiah next sunday
..,nug. Services at ~ o'cIorh.
ice, irial of Tuck Bridgnan and
Warren of IIaldWick for adultery .
boo pI""Ir>S at The court house
'''' '''''''''''' VI any ''''''
.n-H rfIhc >ca>om
''''" ''''' MISS r''|'''''''' li''''
ct 'll' i''' ~. HAIL. VIII a'-
''>> N'>' - 'l'oN'"'''lH I"
'-" %" '''f return. she VIII i'aN'
I.'' }" ''h'l'iN'
t..,,,L trial urJ,, tI,,. ,n.,;,.. ,f
I.-J.,, evening il, ,,,u, y, IN ,t
.N..,.,.,, -, Ifu,.,.i> H.ut,u
| ..r..I...
MISS Vests address to the Sunday
'. 'hIdirn at thc south Church
~''.HtIh evening, was of unusual
.....,i.,, L,.., I,r,,. .,uJi.r,.
'' supper Lhd ialr ut the south
lis! ! tllSidN evening, 10y the
.'i'r> mi,>i"nalN circle. WAS Il
o.ra>l"n. and cleared about
Hri l. divided between Foreign
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
And Now Nebraska.

We du not need Ia call attention to
the letters on the second page from
gra>Shoppcr-Stlickcn Nebraska. Nh.
Stevens is well known in this county.
and what he SAYS can Ice relied ON.
Can not our people send him Il box of
supplies at once. to he distributed 10y
him among the needy \ small box
will go ut any rate. and if the large
hearted people of this vicinity will re-
>pond is they are wont to do. the box
will he large. Srrviccablc second hand
clothing or underwear. fol men. women
or children. or money, will he forwarded
at once if left AZ the faic,lonidn office.
Now is Il good time tn make Christ
mas present that will he appreciated
1t is rare one can make IL donation at
such Il distance where he can know ii
will he faithfully appropriated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

rumors are unreliable. We learn that
the mortgage notes were originally for
SlO,5OO, but that Mr.. Walker 10y month
ly payments had reduced this debt
about $1,000. The loss is not only Sc
we're to Mr.. Walker, but to the village.
us it was the only hotel there.
A hotel standing where this did. was
burned on Thanksgiving eve, IS67, ON
surance. The hotel burned last week
was much larger and better than the
first.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
Fire at Newport.

We are informed by Mr.. Harvey, sta
ton agent at this place, that the house
and other buildings of Maj. Josiah Grout
of Newport. were burned this Thurs
day morning. Fully insured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
Accidents.

Phin. Iloughton. Il member of our
Hook and Ladder Co., received Il Sc
we're blow in the side from Il hook 1t
in his pocket WAS broken 10y the force
of the blow. and probably saved him
from Il broken rib.
DIR. IIaScltine of Barnet, while fore
ing il cork into Il bottle on Saturday,
burst the bottle. and received severe
Iacrlation of the right hand. For Il
time lock jaw was feared.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

Mr.. Hepworth Dixon has been
writing some very interesting letters to
the English press concerning affairs in
til" mted States. He makes an ex-
ce"dIngly readable letter about st.
J"hnshnry, the main parts of which we
give elsewhere. lie spent two DAYS in
this place at the time of his lecture here
in October.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
WANTED AT ONCE

Twenty honest energetic business men. from - IL
~ wears "f a-, canvass Ion TIN, sale of Nur
s.ry Stock. Good salaries will h,. paid /" th"s,
possessing ia" above requirements y" others
need apply. HRl \ ELDER.
nrrhN. VI. De-. L. Ia. u ).
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
Meeting for the Poor.

The ladies of the several churches in
this village met on "Wednesday after
noon. and arranged for an entertain
mcnt al the town hall next Tues
day evening, Dee. -. consisting of
tahcauN. music. readings. etc. The
object is Ia raise something To cl"thc
and feed the destitute of our own vii
lagr. There are Il few families in the
cr CAUSES. are III need of the nccc>S;lIi,>
OF life. Let there he Il generous re
>ponSc to this call.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
Safe Broken Omen.

There WAS an uncommon case OF safe
breaking III the l.. \ q. office in this
place the past week. by some means
the pin connecting with one at the lev
cr> got broken, and the lever could not
be moved. Consequently the SAT-, could
not he opened. After some three days
mrntS they could bring to bear. the
door Was taken t" pieces without dies
troyiny the lock. and the contents of The
safe removed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

~ Hottl standing where THIS ulu. was
burned on Thanksgiving eve, IS67, on
which Mr.. Walker received 81 800 in
surance. The hotel burned last week
was much larger and better than the
first.
That Gulf Road.
Editor CaIedOnidn:-Som months
ago the selectmrn of our town began to
lower the grade of the street that goes
past the premises | occupy on Railroad
Street. They were legally notified in
advance that full and just damages
caused to the property by their action
would he required and demanded from
the town. They promised me that
when they had the job done they would
see that both myself and my neighbors
should he fully satisfied: and we. rely
ing on their honour as men, supposed
their word to Ice all the guarantee
needed. They have had the cut done
for six or eight weeks: and have called
on them sixteen times to arrange with
me regarding the matter offered to
Iihltrate it, that is leave the case for
other and impartial men to decide; and
in fact have offered everything could
to get it arranged So that | might fin
the premises fit to occupy before winter
came ON: bnt could not get them Ia
come around until the 18th inst. After
il long talk with MeSsrs. Morrill, and
| Hastings. they concluded that all they
could do would he to put in bank
wall I" keep my premises from falling
| into the street. and could not allow mt
anything" for damage to the property
TO Mr.. Cheney they have agreed to pay
800 damages and fix the premises il
the same manner as they offer to fin
mine. in addition, and besides that they
are going (" pat IL road through from
Maple street north to near the rear %
his premises. Now when You consider
that Mr.. ChcncN'> land only has Il front
age OH Railroad street of about fee
moir than mine. also chat they hlv,
not cut down the road inch more ol
his side of the street than on mine. amt
also that 10y reason of the cut canno
get to my house. barn, or wuodShc,
with Il team. while Mr.. Cheney can {,
all of his premises. what sort "i justice
do You call il | offered to take TN
same rs they pay To Mr.. Cheney
which is little, enough. | want no mon
and shall take no less. although an,
man can see that | am damaged tn
most. shall engage i'll Ii" law suit
and my object III writing this to Non
journal is to let You know the tru;h i
the matter We shall have Il tow
meeting called regarding the matte
. and il this town can Afford to back u
its present Board of >clcctmcu in thci
action towards myself and neighhor
all right. but ! am sure of one thing. i. ,
if it does back them. shall haVca yer
different opinion of 81. bloomsbury fi"r
that which have always held.
Respectfully NuuIS,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

during his residence here. up to the
date of his deccaSe. The announce
ment of his death proved Il blow to us
all. A man, firm in his convictions of
duty, Il reliable public officer, and
worthy citizen, modest to that degree
which seeks retirement rather than
publicity, and the silence of deeds
rather than the show of words, he
endeared himself to each and every one
with whom he came III contact. and it
is not to be wondered that young and
old 80 deeply felt his loss.
West Concord.
The Methodist society have just pur
chased, for their church, new steel
bell, weighing eight hundred and thir
ty-One pounds. Its tone is soft, clear
and musical being tuned to the key of
b-flat-and is very generally liked 10y
those who have heard it.
Christmas is to be celebrated by both
the UnivcrsaliSt and Methodist societies.
W
tertainments by the sunday schools
the Methodist school on Thursday and
the UniyersaliSt school Friday evening.
In this glad time of '.giNing'' let Us not
forget these who have less of LIES com
forts and blessings than do We. and i'll
yladdcning their hearts learn that it is
H.. 4. Il
ccivc.'
Lunenburg.
Last Tuesday about four o'clock in
the afternoon lis Mr.. Town was crossing
/ the Connecticut near the ''tclrN" where
/ he lives. with two horses and Il sled
| load of manure. the ice broke and les
him and the whole team through. A.
they went down Mr.. Town who Wis
sitting on the fore part of the load
/ pitched forward onto the horses L"
which he chung till they came to the
surface again, when he made Il leap for
the ice and effected II safe landing. He
then caught the horses 10y their brides
and held their nn>,> ont of the water
while his wife IAN 100 rods to Mr.. Bell :
tur help. Mr.. Horace Porter happened
to he there and he took the woman int"
his sleigh and back they went. by
this time another ncighhor had arrived,
-. .,
anu cutting 'h' ''i '''>N'H WI '''N P"'
Il rope around the neck> of the lion >r>
and ,,.,,.,u..L .,f,,., ,,u,h L.,r,I uurl f.,
anil Them nm, nm. -, , tiu. Both
horse, and man were a GOOD deal he
uumheJ ~ might we'll he, ,uppn,rd
when W., bear in mind that the mercr,-
ry that u,oruiur WA. u drrrc,. below
zero The bnr,,.s v.r, hI.uL,tcd. h,I.
messed and driven until warmth and
,,tiyit, were. hruupLt back. The har.
ursscs and sled we're then ti>hrd out
The wafer MAS - to ID feet deep. Lam
,oxte,. B,,ubyicou
..:,,. -,
,,..,I.,
an .r.u. :,
.
Caledonia County Court Dec. Term'74
Hon. JO>A. Ross. Presiding judge.
non. JOHN hN'"N III Asst INDIES.
- ID iInjmrtt tIc,L
W. II. Preston. sheriff.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
Fire at North Danville.


Daniel Church's house ut North Dan
Vile. opposite the SAW mill. WIS burned
"Wednesday forenoon about II o'clock.
There WaS Il quantity of corn hl>k> III
the chamber. for making beds. and Il
strong fire in the room below set them
ON fire. and the thing burned up like
tiudcr. Most of the furniture. etc. WIS
saved. together with two hundred
bushels of potatoe> in the cellar. y
Young man from Canada. stopping
there. lost Il good suit of clothes and
five dollars i'll money. y son twelve
Years old. who had been sick. WAS citI-
rird ont on :, bed. \ daughter. in get
ting into Il sleigh after the fire WAS
over, slipped and li>locatcd one knee.
and will Ice laid up for some time. She
had been at home caring for her mother
/ VIII" had been i'll of IL fever.
+ This is Il peculiar unfortunate fami-
". The boy carried out on Il bed. re
cciNcd m INJURY To one eye III having
time, ;l> is thought 10y Il straw or blade
OF grass. y physician WAS called. but
Inflammation set in, and the boy has
gradually lost both eyes, The neigh
bnr> are doing something /" help the
family IN their extremity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
North Church Closed.

Ga account "t repairs now being made
at the North Church, there will hc II"
prrachin" service there for the next two
Sahhaihs. Sabbath school will he held
i'll the Vc~tlicS at the usual hour I:lJ.
Rev. T.. /. Fairbanks. pastor. cordially
/ invites the North congregation to meet
at the South Church until the repairs
are completed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

Barn ct. Tin Wedding.

Barnet. Tin Wedding.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. sidney
Kelly met ut their house on the after
noon and evening of the l>t inst and
demonstrated their respects and good
wishes 10y laying upon their table vari
ou> articles OF tin ware. to the amount
of fifty dollars and upwards. And
strange. To SAY. with hut one exception
there were no tv" articles alike. The
old folks ;I>>cmhlrd in the afternoon.
About five O'clock splendid chicken
pie supper WAS spread upon the table
of which all paItook: talking of things
old and new each STRIVING with utmost
capacity t" make the other happy. sup
per being over the company aS many
a> could repaired to the parl"r to Civ,
room for others who continued To- com,
until the company numbered about
seventy people.
At o'clock the table on which lay
the gifts was drawn into the centre "t
the iparlor floor around which z gathered
DONORS when Rev. John Service mad,
the presentation speech, which WIS
| done to the satisfaction and qualification
/ of every one present. touching upon
/ things past, present and to come. Mr.
/ Kelley responded thanking them all fol
| their kindness in remembering them il
- conspicuous Il manner, hoping III
some future time he might have the op-
portunity of returning the compliment
to many present. When the guest,
were again seated. to the surprise al
many. Mr.. Il. +. Keith of North IIavcI-
/ hill, y. H.. and Jennie VI. Gammcll al
| Barnet. were introduced to the compa-
/ rN and were married 10y Rev. John
/ Service. which in connection with tn,
tin wedding made il II social gathering
long to he remembered. At : o'clock
an oyster supper Wa> served which wa,
partakrn of heartily 10y the Young PEG
pie, who were all mirth and glcr t,
think they had been 81 happily sur
pli>rd 10y real wedding.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
By Il most unfortunate accident last

by il most unfortunate accident last
March. {. b. SomerS was totally dis
ahied from Labor. He is compelled in
consequence to sell his farms. which
are advertised i'll this paper. They ale
both valuable ones, and in the present
Ntllng"ncy in the money market will
undoubtedly he struck off to some one
ii bargain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

r.-ron. 80 a. m.-7.30 p. III.
= Ia. ,ity and Western. 30 a. M.
N' . \nllhrru y Stage mails, ZOO
...rrrln 9.u1 -. III. southern and
I.m l..,3 =. III.
.. 4 NJ 10 : T.. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
Fire at Walkers Hote
Burned.

Fire at Observation-Disclosures Hotel
Burned.
On Thu STAY night. Dec. 10. AT about
| u o'clock, the people OF LNnd"nNIllc
and vicinity were awakened 10y the cry
of fire. " hich WAS soon fnlluwcd 10y the
ringing of bells and bl the gong at the
machine shops. Walkers hotel was
found Ia he on fire. which from some
umacroumtahlc c.IrIse had caught i'll the
basement Of the hotel. in which was the
furnace and about - cords of hard and
soft wood When til>t diScoNc erred the
wood was all in Il blaze. and before
help sufficient To cNtimgui>h the flames
could he rallied The fine with wonderful
rapiditN had communicated To the din
Ing room of the hotel. and in Il NrIN few,
inmates the inside of the hou>, WAS all
in Il blaze. Water from Il single hose
VAS played upon the fire soon after dis
covered but the iiIc had 50 far adNanc-
ed and the flames and heat were 81
great that it did very little execution
The fire bcim" from below, the smoke
aud heat prevented the saving of hut
little furniture from the upper stories oi
the house. Some of the servant "irl>
even had barely time to make their c>-
cape in their night CLOTHES. The fire
very rapidly communicated from the
,l 1 a al tl,.,
riagr house and livery. which wcr,
leased and occupied 10y W. II. lloNt
Mr. HoNt lost Il few tons of hay and
straw. stock and grain being saved
One or two adjacent blocks and In,
dwelling house of VI. c. Miller and O.
W. Badger were saved from the flames
only 10y greatest cNcrtionS of the people
\ train WAS dispatched for Il st. Johns
bury fire engine and company, whicl
adjacent buildings.
The title to the hotel and stable was
held by G.. II. Il j. NJ. Weeks. and l.
/ X. Quimby. but | understand that tn,
insurance will nearly or quite cover
/ their interest in the property. The los
! is estimated at $25,OOO. The hotel wa,
/ insured for SIO.OOO. and the livery tnl
Sl-0O. 50 | am Informed.
Walker ut once telegraphed t" Pre>i
dent Raymond, of Boston, for the occu
pamcy of the Supt. Perry house. which h,
owns. and which WAS only partially oc
clIpicd. and in less than forty -eigh
hours gave notice to his bOarders an,
the public that Lyndonville was no
without hotel accommodations.
/. W. ;.
In addition to the above, which on
correspondent furnishes, we learn tina
when Will Hill, who worked at the no
tel. came from the depot where he ha,
been To meet the late train. he smell
smoke. and opening the cellar door. h'
found The cellar full of smoke. and tn,
fire under such Roadway that it coul,
not he controlled. 1t was said at frs
that the fire caught from the furnace
but LATER reports place it in the wood
pile. at some distance from the furnace
If the fire was accidental. there Wa
gross carelessness if it was set, it mos
likely was done by an enemy of MI
Walker. as the loss comes heavily upol
him. There are rumorS from Lyndon
vile of trouble with one of his waite
girls. and her sweet revenge; but thes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18
.aohn5burn Galrdonian.

..,.,. Vt. Friday, Dec. 49, 1874
., Office Time Table.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

The entertainment of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the No. Church.
held Tuesday evening, melted SI25 fol
the missionary box now being fitted ont
for the western field. The entertain
ment WAS very pleasant socially and
otherwise. y cake contributed by
Cross \ Bradley, bakers, brought over
Sl3. 1t WAS sold at auction some fly,
different times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-18

NU.r do You keep your ashes
.. 10000 STOVE flannel safe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24

Now these two bills being furnished
the defendants in each suit. all immense
amount of trouble will be saved them,
and very serious technical obstacle to-
wards the prosecution Of the cases is re-
moved.
The jury can very speedily under these
circumstances, render their verdict.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24

In commenting upon the failure of
u newspaper manager, the st. Louis
Globe tells plain truth i'll the following
words:
The business of journalism will con-
tinuc to be an inviting field for expert
mcnts to those who have a large amount
of money, and II large amount OF ego
ti>m. a man, who having edited a
newspaper until he was forty, should
suddenly announce himself lawyer,
would be regarded as Il fool by tn"
LEGAL profession; and vet we often hear
Of lawyers of forty making sudden
prctcnSons to journalism. There Is an
idea that the business of editing re-
QurcS no apprenticeship; that editors
come forth from law offices and colleges
fully armed for the profession, like
Pulias from the brow Of Jovc. 1t Is Il
mistake; there is not in America to-day
II single journalist of national reputation
who has not devoted more time and
more hard work to hi, profession than,
with equal fitness and application,
would have made him a great lawyer or
4 GOOD doctor. And vet ninety out OF
every 100 men YOU meet on the street
will hesitate about carrying a hOd or
making Il pair of shoes, whereas there
will probably not be one in the 100 who
cant, according to his own Judgment,
edit any newspaper in the country bet
ter than it is edited, no matter in what
manner or bv whom.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24
BEECHER'S BILL OF PARTICU-
LARS

In the suit which THEODORE TILToN
has recently instituted against Rev. II.
w. BEECHER for damages the defend
ant. through his counsel, demanded that
the plaintiff furnish him with Il bill of
particulars, itcmizing the damages. Ii
j. evident that in such case, list o.
items for which damages are claimed,
would be very difficult and delicate
thing to set up. The Judge remarked at
the time, that the demand was Il most en-
trsordinary one, and TILToN has evil
IDENTIFY been considerably disturbed about
il, for, AS yet, he has not furnished the
desired items. The Chicago Trib,1te, see
ing the corner into which its protege
has been driven, has, from motives of
humanity, been tempted to help him out,
and has taken the trouble to get up for
him the following:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24

EX-PREsIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON Is
like the third term, another issue which
Cannot be coughed down nor overlook
ed" He has met with one long line OF
triumphs, all the way from the tailor 5
bench to the Presidential chair, even de-
feating b. BUTLER on the impeachment
question. In fact he never knew defeat
until he made his first effort in Tennessee,
since the war, to be US. Senator. This,
however only tended to stir up his blood.
He became determined to overcome the
disgrace, and now he is stumping the
State. vigorously striving to attain the
coveted position. And the chances are
ne will.succeed this time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24
BAN KS.

u. {. LIST, JOSEPH SENBOID,
Henry h. LIST, GIBSON LAMB
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24

4 GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE
Y and Collection business transacted
with fidelity and prumptu"Ss.
Certificates OF Deposit Issued nnd Inter
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sal" In sums 7" sui.
New Fractional Currency aud !, ., ., and
- coin always on hand for ia" uccpIuIuu-
dLtiOn Of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer,
Bankers and Others solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24

Hon. WM. NJ. WEIGH, of Mineral
county, and Hon. A, Brooks FLEMING,
of Marion, have each been mentioned in
connection with the Speskership OF the
next House of Delegates. Mr.. WEIGH
was Speaker of the House at the session
Of 1869, and showed himself a competent
and impartial officer. Mr.. FLEMING
was a member of the House during the
session of 1871, is conversant with par
Elementary rules and practice, and would
discharge the duties of that position
prOmptlv and well.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24

This, the Tribune thinks, will about
cover TILToNs case. His demand is for
slOO, 900, and the smount is here nsde
up. But, that there shall be no impSr-
tiality, and as counter suit sgsinst TIL
TON has been brought ~ BrrcHER and
TT. may likewise demand . similar6ill,
the following is provided. AS
will be seen, it furnishes Offset sufficient
to cancel the sum sought for against him
self