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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-01

a BROAD STATENGENT.-A man who has made
tour among the sects report that, so far as he
believes if he only does we'll the Presbyte-
rians don't care what man does if he only
believes the Episoopalians don't care what
man does or believes if he only belongs to their
Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-01

Housekeepers should remember that Buok's
brilliant Cooking Stoves are furnished with chilled
iron hrepAtes which guaranteed to last We or All.
mes as long as the ordinary CRATE Mr. Henry Halter
No. 40 Camp street, is agent for Bucks BrilIinnt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-01

The best Pittsburg coal, screened sFAci-::..y
family use be had at No 1904 ST. Charles street.
opposite Tivol Circle for eighty cents per barrel
Those who wish to procure supply, win do we'll TO
take advantage OF thS timely ofer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-01

Ont of sight, out of mind,"is perhaps an
unkind saying; yet there is no reason why fr,snd,
should ever be out Of sight whom such eke pictures
can % mad At soubyS photograph gallery No. $50 St.
Andrew street, at such low prices. =.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-01
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR."

TraDsent Advertisements, q 50 per square eaoh In
ssrtion.
Cuts inserted at special rates.
DSath end Marriage Notices, u eaon insertion.
Wants and Rorsonal Information Advertisements,
70 e9atA pef 8Ae oach EaRSr1ian.
d3tayia2 Motiooa. 80 coatg . AnA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

facts of the case seem to he these: Pat
rick Shea, il rowing Irishman, who has
been in BrattlebOro only few weeks.
had engaged to marry young Irish
girl of Noi liield, Mass, and according
10 custom. ne lans were published in
church lay The priest. Father Lane, for
mrrly q! Darlington. Another Irish
girl, nanIed Kate Moran. afterwards
gave the p'i, t some Information dcrog-
atory to Tia. character of Shea (who is
reported to have one or more wives
now living in other places y learning
which Shea confronted the informant
at her residence. and pointed Il pistol at
her, declaring that if she was II man he
would shoot her. The girl was very
much frightened. and hearing the run =
pnS, Father Lane. who happened to b,.
nc'tr by. came in and made the fellow
give up the pistol. and, with his cane
administered to him IL pretty sound
tlra>hing. Shea was arrested. and sell
fenced to NcNtanc Jail. under <I.0O0
bonds, to await the action of the grand
Jury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
Portland & Ogdensburg.
PROGIESS OF TIE WORK.

ih''hf'HN VT HE "oRk.
In accordance with the requirements
of the law grlntin. aid to the Portland
\ OTdcnSbuim Railroad Co., the Board
of MaNor and Aldermen inSpcctcd the
work with Il view of satisfying them
selves of It's progress. The party left
this city on the regular morning train
and arrived at Brmi,' station Il few
minutes after noon. Taking carriages
there in which to return. the larger
part oi the Board proceeded ;Ilon" the
line I" note the progress of the work
From licmiS' to FrnnkcnStcin cliff the
grading with the cNccptiam of one or
two cuts and ILLS. is ncarlN completed.
The paIiN followed the line 3! miles
From Frankcnslrin To Wiley Brook
the grading is nearly half completed.
i.lru,, parties ;Ir,. nj work NOW all ulnur
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

Conductor Flint of the .owr train
from BIattlehoro to White River juno
ton counted tortv-tive babies on his
tram Thursday ui:ht. and sans ii was
MOI much OF il might for babies either.
Receiving IN unpaid Canada letter.
winch cost ten cents at this end of the
route, and .imding nothing III it but il
death notice. tor the publication of
which no fee was incloSed. is what the
messenger terms ''proltablc business
The Dodge gold mine at Lisbon. y.
H.. is Welding so from IL ton of ore.
block of gold worth over 800 was
taken ont Il few days ago.
n short time ago. the principal actors
III 1.-THE scandal We're all wishing they
were dead. Now the public are he
ginning to wish they were.
Isaac Ballard. who. undrI the name
of William \. Judson. hired Il barber
shop adjoining the Boylston Bank. BoS-
ton, and then, with acc"nrplircs. broke
into the bank. some Years ago. has been
brought from New York. and is now in
Charles street jail.
The famous Smith sisters come into
prominence again by new dcvrlnp-
mrnt III their warfare for equal RIGHTS.
HE tax collector OF Glastonbury hay
ing sold some of THEN best meadow
iahd t"r org. instead of first taking
movable property, as the law directs.
for unpaid taxes. the sisters brought
SUIT against him for damages. and the
cas-" came on for trial. Friday. The
sisters won their ease. and the unfoItu-
nate collector is made sad ia the sum
OF SO damages. and costs OF proSccu-
ton.
brigham Young officially states that
he was az Years old ON the LIST of last
June. and. being IN unrnmmoull
tough subject and customer. he may
live to Ice an hundred. the oldest of all
Saints.
The papers are all cry in" ioi rain.
l." know what thcN1l say when ihr>
get it. read their leading articles print
ed last June.
We have At last returns of town rep
rcSrntatiNrS elected at the late election
i'll this state. fum every town hut one.
the small town of Lexington. in r.
sen county. They show the election OF
one h""oir"d and eighty three RcpuLl
cans. t"rtg-ciJH Drm"cratS. one farm
rr, and three independent" In five
towns there WAS no election. Fro,
Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
Centaur l.iniinrnt.

There is no pain which III" tcntaur LinIm"u
will not relieve Swcllin. il will not ~nh. and
no lamrncsS which il will not This il strun.
language, hut IT is true. II has pr"lac"L m"I'
cures Of rheumatism. neuralgia. lock Jaw. palsy
Sprains, swcln"s. cakcd breasts S,nlI~ huns.
salt rh"um. raI-achr. AC.. upon ia" human frame
and of strains SPAWN calls, Ac.. upon animals il
one year than have all other pretended remedies
sine" the world BEGAN. 1t il u counter irriiint
all healing pain rclicver CripplcS throw away
ih.ir crutch,s the lam" walk. pnSnn"S bites .r..
rendered harmless and the wounded are h,.il.d
without a scar. Ii is humbu.. The recipe. H.
published around each bottle. Ii is S,llin. :Is mn
article before sold and il sells h"r~.. il ,l"~
Just what il prrtcnds to do Th"-'' who -uirr
from rheumatism. pain or swelling deserve {" sur
If they will not use Crntaur Linm'nt. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures mcludiu"
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism. LEnut. rnnnim.
tum"rs Sc, have been received. W" will send -
circular containing certificates. the recipe. Sc
gratis to any requesting it. One bottle of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth ON"
hundred dollars for spawned swcrnird horses
and mules, or for in sheep. Stock
"wncrs-this lnmrnt is worth your attention. No
family should lie without C-ntauT Linimrnt. sold
by all Druggists. 81 cents per bottle largc bot
ties. 81 90. J. Il. Rose n Co. - Er"a,way. New
York. tIODct74
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
a Painful Case of Plies Cured.

wish I" spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from Harris"ns Pcrist lite Lozcngcs.
haN" suffered Years from the worst ilrS-so much
that lite WAS burden. | used every thing to no
puip"Sc until found the l"SengrS. Ia less than "a
month was cured. and nave only Ia resort to them
when c"stivenrss returns. and always find instant
relief. SC NEAL
Bhst"u April 10. l-62.
Trial box ~ cts Large. box 6n cts mailed free,
for this last price
DIR. IIAEHISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
splendid cure for Coughs. Ioarscn,ss. and all
Throat and Lung complaints For sale by T.. :.
Temple. Boston, and by all druggists. 35-!-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

starting from Bradford at 7:l5 M
arriving at st. J. at 900 A. NJ. Return
ing. leave St. }. at .5:3O p. NJ. This in
''diilon to the regular trai : over that
road. The mail train north and s,utb
Day Express No. from he south ana
eA''a trains will leave AMI take pass.u-
gers from the Fair ground.
The regular trains on the =. & @.
run III good time to accommodate all
VIII" wish to attend. Both roads c,rry
for faIc one way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
HAIR Vine.
NATURE'S-.R REMEDY !

This popular Restorative. Is one of the. hest ur,p
arnti"ns in ih" market for the human scaIp In
like all other Hair preparations il contains no lac
sulphur sugar lead nitrate silver or ANYTHING that
viii nIurr tn" lIhalih II causes the hair Ia grow
upon bald heads. Restores the hair t. its normal
color when caused from premature decay. Stops
ana prevents the hair from falling out and stoI,s
that unpleasant itching that is the prelude of the
hair : decay. Cures dandruiI and all ,lis,,,s,s of
me scalp and a. a Hair Dressing il has equal
tiicItrs;
Northampton Courier. Oct"brr 1r:,5-Thc Hair
me Is til" greatest thing in the market
''i"NrrSNlli" Standard. y. Y, July, Is!6-It
pl"''S"~ all that have used il, and they are many
Hudson star. y. V. I-53 saws: The Hair Vim.
and Tia" treatment of its manufacturer have caused
the hair 1" grow upon the head of orr better half
Mh'r" II has been off for Years, and We are very
thankful '
iihir Vim" Is preparation of superior properties
Hon. j. i. auckland. Inynkr Mass-II,ud fun
ct dan'irmii tried everything Tor years Cured bv
The use "i tw" bottles.
l. Blake. IIulynkr Mass-IIrad ON ton b,ld
the fourth INV "
II, +. Mckenzie. Hair dresser. Island Pond
writes IhniarN :, Ia: Pleas" send me one dozen
i"ttl"S more Hair Vine. | sold what Won SEM me-
III Nv" weeks. and did some good cures
Joseph Williams, Hair dresser. IittIcton n II
writes III June. l-1i: | am dnin. we'll with Tho.
IIui inr. They all depend % me for it. | have
Pun u "h I" "hr man Whose. head IL entirely bald
IL has started his hair-nny used it u few time.
Please send me mnrr 10y express
;. H. French Glover. Vt, writes February II
l-'i: have tried Il number of Hair Restorative.
!" prevent my hair from falling out but AZ vel
hhN" found non" that will Il" il. Plcas, send M.
iw" bottles Hair Vine. In a very short tim,. Ii,
AGAIN writes that III. V. Nuu sent like very much
used one hnitl" myself and let one at my friends
nav" the other. 1t has nearly stopped The hair
i"i" '"ihIhS "ut am III hopes To- start new hair
ia il. ''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
HardWick.

Rev. j. rorry pastor OF the C"mgrr-
gatinnal church of East liIdWirk ten
dcrcd his resignation last sabbath to
take effect the Isl Sahbali, ia October
pliStd and grirvrd. Mr.. T"rlrN WAS on
damned and installed over the church
and society III June Of I>'D and Is in
the fifteenth year of his parl"ritr.
which has been Il successful one. The
most prominent reason urged 10y him is
the delicate health of Mrs. ToIrcN his
design is To remove To Il less rigorous
climate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
Music by st. Johnsbury Cornet Band.

admission each day. - cents Singh, Teams H. e.
Double Teams. - cents
Ladies Offering articles for exhibition admitted
fire." first and second days. Also. children ten years
"i a." aud under. during the three days
= vi intending t" enter HORSES Of any class
10y notifying Jonathan Lawrence. Superintendent
1T horses, al lIssumpSc. hy letter otherwise.
IN" week h'"IT the fair. ni the number and class
"i stock they wish 10 exhibit -utab" stalls will he
reserved for them
For the accommodation Of visitors a suitable
place will he provided the Floral Hall where
ONrrcuaiS ClnakS. SlIawl~ " hIIS aud other light
art clrs Will he cared for checks given for same.
for lnc per dan.
CHAS. =. >lI.>E~TEH, Pres. ~. Soc
]. ". >ANI;stIiN. sec.
HORACE FAIR;iA>KS Pres Fair Ground Co
II. q. HASTINGS, Sec
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
THE KITCHEN CEM,

Price only 1t An Indispensable article IN every
Kitchen :" say ell vii" have used and i'll
N"u SIN after II ing II trial. The only thin. 81
tho kind III th, market. Remember il j. not u
asI 81 Nlall's,hl, Iron Fork. but L. warranted tin,
steel TIN IU~ Il, hci" they viii not bi a.
IN "v'r"'"'k'd vegetable aud Yet are trnng ,n"u-h
t" lift - lbs Don't burn N"ur fin",r- hV usin.
short handled lutk-. IN AGENT will canvass thI~
tow and " III ais" IL, "n The. Fan Grounds
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. "Wednesday
afternoon, as Louis Nelson and Edward
W. Andrews were ImuSin" themselves
with SI""ting at Il mark with Il small
lcvolNrr. in ShrIbuln. the weapon WIS
accidentally discharged. in Nelson's
hands and the bail passed through I'm
drrw> breast. going through the right
lung aud taking Il lit oil the shoulder
blade. Til" wound * Il dangerous one.
Andrews Is Il member OF the Junior class
OF the University. Nelson l. Il nl:im al
90 N"aI> old. Il farmer much respected.
and represented Charlotte IN the Legs
iltuIr "i -. The accident took place
IN Charlotte near the Shrlhurn line.
LAMnII.LE cot Nrl.
The I'tton BlutiicI> of MoIriS\illc.
sold their black mare "QuckSlrp." last
week. for 500. Good h>c ''oId mare. 3"
may Homu tail never grow shorter.
citizen.
On Monday forenoon of last week
Henry FrIringtnm and wife of Cam
bridge, picked ~ quarts of black berries.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
frankie TAYLOR WAS hunted out of
the school house door last "Wednesday =.
10y Mart howell. one of his play fellows.
and had one bone III one of his arlns
broken between elbow and wrist. ami
his wrist put out of joint.
Fred Fields of IrlShurg. LETT home Il
week ago Saturday for CanadI. Moth
inc more WAS heard from him until
Thursday afternoon. when his body WAS
found floating in Lake McmphrcnuIg"",
lri, In
boys while fishing. He had evidently
been in the water for several days, as
his body WAS So badly swollen that it
could scarcely be identified. He was Il
member of the 18th Vt. regiment. and
would have made Il good soldier had he
not had Il ncvcr-Satistied appetite for
strong drink. He leaves Il wife and two
or three children Monitor.
The sheriff started from Ira>hnrg yes
tcrday morning for Windsor, with six
prisoners, they having been sentenced
at the late term of court. for from one
to five Years service to the state.
The methodist ministers of st. Johns
bury district will hold meetings in New
port commencing Tuesday Sept. -. ut
80 T.. VI. and continuing till Wedncs-
day evening. There will he preaching
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
public are cordially invited to he pres
emt ut all the exercises. On Thursday
A. NJ there will he an excursion on the
Lake.-Erpress.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Mr.. William Baldwin aged "a years,
who resided in the south part of Brad
fnrd WAS found dead on IL bed in his
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
l.,li.IptI~ Meetings,

...I ,uI EDU. Meetings IL hall at Gale
.. t.r.h nErN. T.. u. Ti-krr, suppl, 4
..H. .,r,rc,- al ~. - \. VI. aud G.:n r. NJ
.... p, h"nl at ZOO NJ
.u E,u. H;..N. u. T.. Miller, Pastor
..., head ul summer Street, Sabbath
.. 90 In-n \. NJ, aud I::tO T.. NJ sab
- ..,rl ~ - NJ.
... . rulEru hi"N. thaS. NJ. S"uihnatr
..r. sabbath ~rrNi"r' at IO,:m \ NJ aud
u ~hhlth S"h""l at I - T.. Nj
... tui r'II.- 0;"V. l.. r. Fairbanks
~.,hhith services at 1880 y NJ.
.uu Dr.. sabbath Srh""l ~ I-..nO NJ
.. Nc,tu.~ al each Church Wrdu,s
,u.u-> at "a.
5000 Nt--INu. l->I>TRS ,II>T.-U:ry. l..
I..a nu. Pasture Sabbath services II
~ ~lhhifh Srhnnl at I4.I1r. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
The Press on Judge Poland.

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'''"' wiz" Tue
r,.,.,J u,J,,,n,I tn J.f,.,, IrI,,,. -,
lamb. ,.l,,,in,, ri, t-II, th,. S,,;,,,,
t,IL r,.n,,I,ii,.,,, .,,I ,,,I,,., t:,..j, T.,
IrpcnhfrtS. InnrIf w1,ai the, .n,: ,ii,-
ru>,d To- ,lcnomiu:ti, ..tlrat little pres,
ga. hill of hi>'n." is simply ailam non
SENSE. The .Iudur stands in the yer,
front rank of cnuulc>>mcu. and he. tJrr
thai To his hands have, been iutru,rrJ
the revision of the United STATE, stat
MES. which .luIu, lln,r I'm, Chilled tL,.
most inro,1,ui work nf the u,,.,.,,,
tnu"rr., th,. fact ,L,t IN, N.,. .,uuu'L,
,I,rI,d tn ih,. ,,,nr,.,u.. rn,,t Lru,.L =,
Vermont h> the I.rni>I,tur,. ia, r,,,,.
than tNrn1, lrli>. and man, YEAR, ~
chief Justice. and virIoui >cIinn> on
with the people and III Congress. vi Iiri
the bitterness ui personal >trir maN
ion Il moment hrcluud. lat which il can
never ciiarr. MIR. DcmiSon. who has
run 50 handsomely against him. as the
holtrI'S candidate. i. 4 IiEr-Inuu NJ
uuaiutaIl,,. and friend of oar. and il,
every respect = very worthy Gentle,
man but he refused To- ga into The, bolt
en-, meeting " hen the, retired tou, Tin.
convention that nominated .Iu.Iu, pu-
land. aIlh.u.h Inc MA, semi fu, T., ,,.
su,ud tn hi, u,.,,i,,.,ti,,, II, i, anal
u.,I, ur ti,,. u,i,,r,it, 80, nuIiu,,,0,, ,
,I,.r. I,,.,L,G Inv, 49,, .,,,I , ,,,',,II,,,,,..
Of ,I,,r,u,,, inr,,r,it, N,.,'7,, ,,,'','i,
d,,It if he sj,.,r,s il, ,h, ,,.,.,,,.I E.,j
iuu nf hus,,lil, ,r,ius, J,I.,. I.,J.,,,i
~ TicE has 81 .tiI,,.I th,. ..,ur. .r III,
i,..,Inus rival. \,it,,,, \,,n,,,t r,,,.
tL, n,tinr rem, ,..U ,i;.n.n.. NH, Ill.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
House and lot for Sale

ihr -ui~ iIh'r oilers h- h",is and "r, half acr,
Il u'i I I'll. At hnr-aIn- TIN place l. located
IL iHI'i''"E Village. u'iI til" bride, ,.t,l.u- ro
>'''ur HE. desirable. l".trI"n Ton q lahriu.
man. TIE h"u~' and barn IN GOOD repair. \
God vii 1T water IN tn. lr'mr-'~. fugu.r, ct
HENRY &. HASTINGS.
- John .huTN. sept - ~. b IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

.''..'d The rI~h Tuesday morning
To- SECRETARY : office. and the usual
n 'ntcrin" stock. the Secretary
''h'"Jird Il person ut the f"icfonidH
%" receive entries of stock. etc.
~''' l1"- fI the same. prcVi"uS e"
." nlu" "t he Fair. such entries
'' received at this office Friday
Saturday of this week. and Monday
sod not after. priSoll>' who
." viii consult their own con
'.' Ind lessen the lahnrS of the
."l'- 10y ~rcurin" their cards in
rec Of The fair.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

'"H comes The variety wedding.
"' ms ilrat after thirty YEATS of
'iir u man and his wife may he
""' l." their uci@lIhnIS to take
' pend 4 social hour. and that
'' H"~ may take possession of
"'..rr. I'LL il with presents and set
.i'h great variety of tempting
o.. Ac.: and this is precisely
''al vi. VIM. Horton and his
" His village were served last
''ruing. The testimony of
''~'ui l.. that it WAS IL very fine
.."'d and pleasant affair. The
..- lett we've indeed in great vari-
''"- which were Il nice carpet,
.'- OF silk worth three dollars per
"'. In" hundred or more were
900" The hours passed mcrrily
''''ndtl greetings and chit chat
nave II" doubt that Mr.. and
.... luton iccl perfectly willing to
'''~r">> upon their prem
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

FIRST DAY. september eth" Grounds
NIll h' "l'' at -"rl"ck y NJ. When III" buildings
and Iuc"~UT'> will hr ready Tor the reception "i
>i.''t"r-. n"I all articles i"r exhibition. ~ tn,
ringing of til" h'li AT Tia" judges stand. changes
announced III the programme" will h,' promptly
mIi" tN'IN iiIug presented tor premium. except
such an named i'll the Programme fI tn, second
dHN must h""ui'r,d 10y T. VI. the tir~t day and all
articles Within tn. huildin. must IIuaiu ON Nhihi-
ti"n The first aud SECOND DAYS
Al H3n \ ". ,;tNIlo.l,, ct al! oxen III town
teams and all bNtu and Nt, will pass around the
Grounds Iu~ld, thu IuuI T;iIli. at the tr;iCh where
They Nil! remain until lOi" when they will lee cN-
aiuu'd d., th' awarding. c.rmm'ttr, Recess from
- VI. :" 1870 T.. VI.
VI 10 T.. NJ. th :twar,iIn. committee. of 81 and
TIL class rttlr "t N!turp. "t >wiu, and Poultry
will attend I" examinations in th'i several depart
m,ni~
At = l.. Nj ir.,"d Mares with f,al- will lie
h"u- ht To- jh' Iu'l-'~ stand for th, Inspection "t
the. iv s.rdiu- committee.
g. 1t l. understood that Cattle and Sheep will
remain "n exhibition the first two day al thu, FAN.
SfIo>D DAY. September est -..sn y.
NJ. examination in front of iud.t.~ stand OF Stall
rl"n nt Matched G,du-~ and Mares. NJ H. ,N-
animation Of Stjlluu- i"ur Years old and upwards
VI II. examination 81 I'cldng> and Mares. i"c,'>-
Ia $50 J.. VI.
VI Ia l. VI. exhibition ut fastest truitiug tirl,!
ms and N:rr~- Premiums 80 so = At IN
fastest lTuItiu. four Years "id Colts. Premiums
81 80. - C"mnit'r,-E. J.. IIa,illnd. Nm
Peck Gr"rG, Lido. \ :. ii, iug~t"u,. II. VI. Hall.
y" HORSES unless uwnrd within the lHuIt~ ut tn,
~''I'tN- will Ice allowed t" contest f"r the i"Tr."
N" premiums Entrance ir, Of IL per cent. first
premium open t" all l"r-"~ that have u,.yrI
beaten Ia
con. + &. FLETCHER. CHIEF MARSHAL.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18

STATE OF NEENONT.t
cot NY &c tbITIrp>Ii
!. l.. II. l;l"dG,tt Deputy clerk of The. County uf
Hl'i'uI. H. certify thai ih, mn ia, "t SEP
i"mh'I. y l. l.. ,.nN.r -~,d the VOTES -iNru hN
TIN 'i voters ct "untN =, nItuI~ ct The. 'UuntN
aforesaid. returned tu me hN th,. ~,.NrI Town
i"u-til!'-- IA ~'Id "uniN AMI lind that Charles
E".'I-. III "f " h''l"'A. and l.. y. Granger. ct
l's,'hrlu. ~ said County. having received thu,
Greatest nliIuhtr 81 N"t'~ :" returned declared
l." L., ,',t'd ~.uutt,,r~ Tor thu At nd Caledonia
'"tIurN i"I tn. irr Wears ,u-tin-.
'irul'- I;"g,r~. In. had 4i1I votes.
J.. y. tir:u-UI 2II1
! IL Clement IIlu
! VI. How lWHI
Dated II - .I"im~hury This IIth day al >,ptcm
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-18
tnrH Wd Sfafr prns.

EN. G.. VI. S"ulhgatc has returned
uu hi~ vacation. and preached ut his
/ u,h last Sabbath.
The biggest nuiSancrS in town now
-udcn thieves. Who owns them
don't know. but who will take care of
lm We feel pretty sure.
The Resurrection of the Dead.
% ar The subject of the discourse ut
,r.u;ch ui the Messiah next Sunday
,uIu.. Text ; Cor. l5::'5.
"" learn that two teams have got
tine bank at the dmg-way through
b, .ul. c>uliin" in injury To horses
.d ,mliI"c>. Why not put up suili-
rui yuard rails to prevent such ac-
rdcm-'
y. {. Rabbit. of Grccn>hoIo. who
GENTLY hnu%ht the Il. G. Vaughn house
I,ul street. has rented the south
.m un the iiI>t floor of the odd Eel
new Block. and is to put in II
.,, ui general merchandise.
i,r. u. +. Ccll"y met with an acct
.i 1T the seal" shops last Monday
..h came rear costing him an eve.
.H'r ntim% up Il pipe t" his forge. he
"lt % piece OF WiI,. iIum Il coil. the
. -Iol ohirh flew and struck him in the
..,. making ragged wound in the
u,u the sight.
%, Indications now are that the
so, hl- come To an end in this sec
T." tine past tw" days it has
..f'Hcd Storm, but NOT much come
uil his CTIurS,layl morning.
OFF. .rrtlc rain set in and bids fair
-.ru~ plenty of water. Probably
'.n' him the past two Years have
0''a,d rain aS much as now.
No. unuard of >l. .Iohnshury. dem
. elected side judge" in CalcIn-
"uiA over Nh. llHrii~: Mr.. i.
ne @ plurality of fro. 81 libaH>
rmrr
N'-pr">c the above refers t" Mr.
n1u How long has il been the
That q plurality elects IN this