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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-22

ABE ELLINGTON 8 will. says the Carson
Appeal, was filed for probate in the
District Court at Virginia City on
Tuesday, and the 31st of October fixed
as the day for hearing the proofs. His
estate is valued at about $4,000. His
wife and A. j. Ralston are appointed
executors without bonds. He gives to
his wife the sum of $75 900. To his
sister, Mrs. Martha Huscroff of Jeffer-
Bon county, Ohio, he bequeaths So, 900.
To Frank Mccullough, of Ormsby
county, Nevada, $4,000. To Mrs. Eliza
dane Hamilton, of Ormsby county.
$4,000. He leaves to his executors for
the payment of these legacies all his
estate, real and personal, provided, that
II the value thereof does not exceed
$4,000, then no disposition need be
made of the same, but his wife shall
have the whole. Should anything re-
main afterthe payment of his debts and
the aforesaid legacies, it is to 90 TO his
wife.
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DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE

WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. "a, 1875.
The information of the Republican
Congressional Committee from Penn
sylvania is that the Republicans are all
very confident that the effect of Allen 8
defeat is very marked, and that the
Democrats are finding themselves COM
PEELED to abandon Initiation. Even in
Pittsburg, the Initiation stronghold, it is
counted that Hartranft will have the
average Republican majority in the
Eastern part of the State. The cur
reny question will assist the Republi-
cans greatly. The Democrats have
abandoned the open advocacy of Infia-
ton. The Central and General Com
mittees are thoroughly organized.
Secretary Robson, after an absence
of some months returned to his desk
o-day.
The Postmaster General will to-day
celebrate his tiftieth birthday.
+. P. Smith, Commissioner of In
dian affairs, is almost certain to be re-
moved. 1t is said Secretary Chandler
has already intimated as much. The
assigned reason is ignorance, laxness
and inefficiency. 1t is understood that
Chandler does not believe that clerical
training insures special fitness for ex-
ecutive business officers.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. Fl, 1875.
VIM. G.. Munson, who was to have
been married to-nigh to daughter of
Alex. NJ. Robertson, a leading whole
sale merchant, yesterday transferred all
his property to his mother and left last
night for California. Great prepara-
tons had been made for the wedding,
and costly presents had been ordered.
The affair created quite sensation in
social circles.
New YORK, October Fl, 1875.
The Herald this morning publishes a
long letter from DIR. G. Hayes, a WELL
known arctic explorer, in which he ex-
presses a belief in an open Polar sea,
and regrets that the Pandora, which
has just returned to England, did not
winter there, and renew the search for
records of Sir John Franklin's expedi-
ton in the spring. He believes this
could only be accomplished by passing
a winter there, and pursuing the search
in the sprin& with sledges. He believes
now, las he has always believed since his
first voyage, that uere is in the vicinity
OF the Pole an open navigable sea; that
in the summer it may be reached by
ships or boats by way of Smiths
Sound; that the North Pole is exceed
ingly rich, If any nation will think it
worth while to spend enough money to
go to it. Concluding the letter are
some interesting "reminiscences of pre-
vious voyages of himself and others.
Henderson, the forger, made q
charge of forgery against Judge, and he
was held in two thousand dollars bail.
1t is said that Person, who will suffer
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Prescriptions Carefully Compoupde'
de24 tt W. 4. SiENbN7.
Assessment Notice.

OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER MlNlNH
Company. Of principal place
OF business, san Francisco, California. Loea-
ton Of works, Indian Mining District, hum
boldt county state OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the I'd day OF
September, 1875, an assessment, No. z, Oi 81
cents Der share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable immediately
in l. s. gold com, to the Secretary. at the
Office Of the Company, rooms and b, w, S02
Montgomery street, san Francisco. Gal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday. the 18th day 81
October 1915, Will be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at public auction; and nuless
PAYMENT is made before. will be sold Gu Tn.
aay, the 18th day OF october, 1915, TO pay the
deiinquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of DIRECTORS.
WM. Ii WATSON, secretary.
Omce--Rooms and q, No. Jo9 Montgomery
street, san Francisco, Cal. sei-td.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 116H.
Legal tenders, Sc buying and S6H
selling.
There has been discovered in Denver,
Colorado, recently an atrocious murder
by some parties of an old man and three
boys, all Italians. A small tenament
house in the EASTERN portion of the
city, which had recently been vacated
by some Italian musicians, was visited
by the police to detect the cause of a
stencil that appeared to issue frora it.
They discovered in the cellar the dead
and putrid bodies. The bodies bear
CHASTITY marks of the knife. The
Threats of all had been cut. The MUIR
derers are believed to be Italians. In
tense indignation prevails. and detect
ives are out in all directions searching
for the murderers.
Hon. r. I. Davis, eldest son of the
late Senator Garrett Davis, of Ken
lucky, was found dead in bed at Paris,
Kentucky, yesterday. Cause, over
dose of Choral taken for pain.
In New York Isaac f. Meyers & Co.,
dry good importers, failed yesterday,
and made an assignment for the bene-
ft of their creditors.
G.. B. Smith, Jr., stock broker, New
York, has given notice to the Stock
Exchange of his inability to meet en-
gagements.
The great hall of the Cooper Union
in New York, was filled Wednesday
night with men and women, who de-
sire that the bible should be read in the
public schools, and that the school
fund shall not be used for sectarian
purposes.
A new mixed commission is about to
assemble at Halifax, to arrange the
final. settlement of the Canadian
fishery question.
Frederick Hudson, for many years
the managing editor of the New York
Herald, died yesterday at his home in
Concord, Massachusetts, from injuries
received by railroad accident.
By acolision on Wednesday night on
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, near
Martinbury. the engines were badly
wrecked and five cars and contents
burned.
The Committee appointed by the
Panama House of Representatives to
investigate the affairs of the Treasury,
have agreed upon report stating that
their investigation has developed that
from 1864 to 1874 there appears to be
yearly over charge on interest account
of public debt, different Treasures
taking credit for paying more interest
than the State debt bore. The aggregate
thus unlawfully taken from the State
Treasury in eleven years would amount
. to $1,123, 301. Other minor frauds
came under notice.
General Sol. Meredith, prominent
officer of the late war, died at Cam
bridge, Indiana, yesterday.
Accounts from London states that the
floods in England were particularly dis
astrous.
In San Francisco, Judge Morrison,
Mckee, Myrick, Blake, Wright and
Louderback have heen reelected by
handsome majorities, and Danger6eld
has probably been elected Judge of the
Twelfth District. The returns, SO far,
show majority for Carr for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, over
fitzgerald, Democratic, of about 5000.
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PoStponemert.

YEyHE DAY FOR DEEHING STOCK DE.
linquent on above assessment II hereby
postponed until MONDAY. the EIGHT DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1875, and the sale thereof
until TUESDAY, the 1HlRIIE1H DAY oF
NUYEaBEB, 1875, az the same hour aud
place. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
WM, Ii. WATSON, Secretary.
san francisco. october +. 1870.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-22

The Silver City Avalanche publishes
the following letter relating TO freight
ing by way of the Columbia river to
that place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-22

WHY is DR.. Mary Walker like soldier
of old? Because she wears suit OF
male.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-22

FENO LADIES WISHING THEIR OWN UAIp
~ made over into Switches; also. switched
Made to Order Will remain here a montI
longer. MISS j. GUILIAUMF.
Corner Second and Melarhsy streets
Winnetnucea, August ~; lS75-lH
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when he gave him something quieting
and since then. though three weeks
have passed. he has not spoken a word,
and cannot. His health is good, he
works nearly every day, and when he
does not. is about town us usual. He
understands readily. and to all appear
ancrs is the same as usual. except the
change tIom being the loudeSt fellow
in town. to having become the most
quiet.
Miss Nellie Adams. who died sudden
~ at Bratttleboro on Friday. was il
daughter of j. :. Adams, formerly sec
rotary of the board of education and
now postmaster at jacksonville, Fla.
The circumstances of her death are pc
cnliarly sad. Having come North,
about two Years ago, to complete her
education, she was Frustrated with ty-
ph"id fever, il few days since, and so
short WAS her sickness that she was I'M
attended by any one of her family. Her
funeral took place on Sunday from the
congregational church, and was at
tended by her soIrowing schoOl-mates
and friends.
The insurance of S2O0.0OO on the
life of Frank Jones of Portsmouth, n
H.. proves not to be the largest in New
England. Charles G. Starrow of Law
renee, has policies amounting to 205.-
600
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Special Unhrrs.

PAST NP>iC LODGE. No. - 4. \ \. VI.
i.,.ulaI communication Thursday "r Il,
tor thu iull al the Moon. j. +. TAYLOR, see.
HA>WELL CHAPTER. 10. H. X. \. VI
REGULAR communication. FRIDAY "r before, tn,
full 81 the Inu'u- {. Y EASTMAN. Scc'y-
EdN'> tarbnlic Troche-.-A m"n. the various
l"urt.i"~ for "u- H. non" enjoy higher reputation
than ld,.N = tiIh,ll" Irnch,- This fact place,
th,m above the ordinary list If medical prrJara
tons. For '"u-h- Odds Asthma. and a disin
trctIut and preventive against c"ntaGi disease
they ar specific
sold ,vrryw hrr,. JoHN + HENRI CI-rK,N \
Co.. lrHrIct"rS. and OLE, Place. New York
stop that Cough, y" pulmonary complaint
however chronic. can l"uL resist III" healing Inru
enc a.; iIr. Morris syrup of lar. Wild Cherry
and u"r'h 'und y = specific fnr Coughs Colds
Asthma. and bronchitis cur for ,E1JF. and pr.
v utIN' 81 Consumption. II has no equal Acts
and -trru- hons thu v"ic, Of speakers and singers
lak'~ away all tn, distress Of wHuuFING COUUH
'..uI.i- un rpIum 81 other diuLrT"u drug. and is
PHEASANT t" taxi" Trial hnrtl,> IL cents. q \
>r"rrr. II. I"hn~hury and Barbour \ Eaton. Wells
River. SOLE Agents. Cal and ask them about il
Wells Richardson \ Co, Burlington General
AGENTS. ii-IOG
Tn" tragic consequences of coughs and colds
when permitted Ia run IN unchecked. con>Imp-
tlHr. hT"uClltl~. pl"uIl~N. pneumonia Sc. Fore
stall these destructive disorders al the outset with
IIalr~ Honey of Horch"und and Tar. an absolute
Specific for al the ailments which produce, them.
trittcntnu :. 9TH Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies ro"thache Drops cure in minute. II
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Watertnwn Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday, January s ls75-
MARKET BEEF-A few choice 80 30 IA 10 15 extra
80 on 10 b first quality 50 90 so second quail
ty Sc 20 a : 30: third quality g 90 a 90.
STORE tATTLE--WOrking Oxen and Steers, per
pair 800 Slo0 SID 5000 a S240
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s35 a st3. extra Cos a
800 Farrow Cows Sl3 "A $50
lEALINGs-sIO 90 a SIS; two years old $50 SIS
three wears old 80 a s45.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots, 80 20 - -,
g 90 3 20, - IS 80 90 per head extra "a ~ a
50 - per head a &c per H.
Spring Lambs. :. II lie per III.
Veal alves. ~ 10 a 500 %.
Brighton Hides, Il per III
Country Hides. -5a sic per Id.
Brighton Tauw, II 6c per Id.
Country Iall"w, SIC per Id.
calf skins I5c per Id.
r,lts 81 90 81 10 each.
y u. Becf-thOce grade includes nothing hut
stallird 100 Ia hoo lbs. BuOcks Extra and first
quality includes the best large, fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three
wears old Steers.
Shcep-EXtra includes Cossets. and when those
Of inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08

Charles Is. Turner. VIII" 81 my Strri
ou>lN disappeared from Derby. Christ
mas. of which mention was made last
week. was found january l>l III Enu>-
burg. where he had hired out to Il man.
He was undoubtedly ""ut of his head.
The following items we find III the
last Nonjfor:
The cal,ker rash is making Il thorough
work in the west half of CraftShury.
Who'll" families of children are suffering
with II 1T the present time. Several
have died within few day :. and among
them MAS Jennie Merrill only daughter
of George Merrill. She was at church
and in the sabbath school Dec 10Th
and on the eth. WAS i'll her grave.
ON the both inst. Alpin Grant of
trHitShurl caught an eagle that meas
urcd seven feet from tip to tip, and
weighed l. pounds. Mr.. Grant SAW the
eagle tcaSting on the carcass of Il dead
COW and set two traps. Which were at
tachcd Ia logging chain. The eagle
WAS strong enough to rise with one of
the traps and the chain. Int could not
quite raise the second trap. and was
compelled To surrender.
Last Thursday, Il young man who had
but recently returned from the regular
army. by the name of Zebe Burt. com
mittcd suicide at the residence of his
father in West Derby, by shooting him
self through the heart. He and his
brother were in the chamber. He told
his brother to go down stairs, lis he had
some writing to do. and soon afterwards
committed the deed. No cause is AS
signed.
! David Simpsons liquor suit has again
been continued by the plaintiff, and it
was well for Simpson as he was sick so
he was unable to attend. 1t is getting
to he the prevailing opinion, that the
case will never he brought to trial.
Mr.. James Smith and wife, old resi-
dents of Greensboro, but now living in
Craftshury. celebrated their golden
wedding Tuesday the 29th inst. They
have very nearly approached their SOrh
and 10Th Years respectively.
a girl of Peter Blodgctt of Lowell,
now ten Years of age, has had intlam-
nation and liberation of the bone of
the left arm, between the shoulder and
the elbow joint, fol the last two years.
there having been il constant discharge
all this time, pieces of bone frequently
coming out. a few days ago small
piece of bone came through the skin,
close to the >houlier-ioint which could
not be easily pulled ont, although very
loose. DIR. button was called, and it
was decided to administer chloroform
and make an incision large enough to
get out the bone. This being done.
there WAS revealed piece of bone four
inches long, one inch of the end next
the shoulder, from which it had been
severed by disease retained its natural
size and shape, the remaining portion
being partially destroyed, leaving rough
and ragged edges, terminating in a
number of long slender points, having
Il rough honey comb appearance. As
the disease began near the elbow, it
would seem as if the whole bone of the
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sHarria!prs.

the brides father Or II :. D-arhon by Rev. {.
NJ lnsmorr. Mr.. c. H. Weeks of Cedar Rapids
and Miss Abhir y. Dearborn, of Amrshury.
Vt Mclndnes Falls Dec 81 by Rev. J. l.. Itch.
Mr.. Gr". Peabody of McIndoes Falls and Miss
Ahhir Mcpherson of Ryegate.
At McIndor~ Falls Jan. J by Rev J. l.. Litch.
Mr.. Carlos W. French and Mrs. Hannah Carpenter
both of McInducs Falls.
In panvillr. Dec. -, MIR Lafayette ]. Ladd of ST
.I"hnshury. and Miss Nellie f. West of Danvie.
In sheffield Dec 20 Mr.. John Black of Hard
wick and Miss J,Tnrtt Chase of Sheffield
In Newark, Dee. 81 by Rev. ID. Lewis. Mr.. Wind
scr Cnrss and Miss Lucia G. Webster, both Of
Newark
In West Burke Jan /. by Rev. u. Lewis, Mr.. j.
W. Fletcher Of Burke, and Miss Carrie L. Durk-e
of Newark
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East St. Johnsbury.

The death of Mr.. Ezra Gates, men-
toned III our last paper, was caused by
being run over in the street about a
week previous. Although apparently
not much injured, the shock was too
great for one of his years, and he took
his bed and never rose again. Mr..
Gates was evidently confused by team
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08
A Hotel Project.

Nh. Emory Thaycr WAS in town last
week. lacking over the 81. JnhnShuIy
House with It view to its purchase.
We understand the parties did not quite
agree as to price. etc. and Mr.. Thalrr
has since examined the j. {. Bingham
property. on Main street. corner of
Church, with view of ruttiu" up Il
new house. Mr.. Thaycr will hr rcmcm-
bcTed a> Il native of Pa>>ump>c. for IL
while baggage master on the Pa>>rmp-
sic railroad. afterwards connected with
SOME ut the Mountain hotels. hut tor
several Years past conductor on the
Boston. Lowell \ Nashua H. r. He is
popular. and has been generally liked
wherever known. Those uh" know
him best believe he would make an cA
cclicmt landlord.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08

Among the surprise parties last
week was onr new Years evening at
Re-. Mr.. Tillo,son'S and one new Years
day at Mr.. H. a. Wheeler'S The lat
ter was pleasant remembrance by
neighborS and friends who thus made
glad Il household where sickness and
trouble have long been inmates
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Danville.

DanVllle.
Mrs. Mary y. Martin, wife of VIM. I.
Martin. died ut the fremont House,
Nashua. y. H.. Dec. 81. after linger-
ing sickness of heart disease. The de-
ceased had resided in Nashua some thir-
ty years. She was Il native of DanNille,
VT She was Il lady of much strength OF
character and many estimahle qualities
of heart and mind. IIeI age was sixty
four.
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Small Pox.

One l.. l.. Persons of Minnesota. came
To this town some two weeks ago with
carload ct flour. Being Il relative.
he stopped with An>rl liuntlcN 1T II.
J"hmShurN Centre. Last week he WAS
taken i'll. and "m Thursday. the phy>i-
NaIi"loid. Up I" that time he had free
Is mingled with the family and others,
Yet IT Is not known if any one WAS cN-
posed to the disease. The community
Is vaccinatmg with good deal of vigor
MI, lluntlcy lives in the village. and {;
large sign warns the pas>rr-hl of Tia,
place. Mr. Persons thinks he contract
ed the disease in Montreal
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or two coming in another direction, yet
there was said TO he carelessness on the
part of the driver. Mr.. Gates was the
old miller at the East village, having
lived there thirty-four years; and dur
ing that time the grist mill WIS never
ran an hour except 10y him or one of his
sons. Before he came to St. JOhnsbury
he was miller at the old Cahoon mills
at Lyndon.
+. b. Gates has sold the mill and
water power at East st. Johnsbury, to
Dennis Chase of Passumpsic. Price,
$1,000. Mr.. Gates moves to Littleton,
where he goes into Il mill with his
brothers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08

VERMONT GRAND LoDGE.-The Grand
Lodge, |. 0. of G.. T., of Vermont. will
hold its twelfth annual session ut North
field, commencing Tuesday, January -
ut I'D O'Clock A. NJ. The PasSuEpSic.
Portland 4 Ogdensburg and Wells Xiv
er Railroads (and probably the South
eastern) will furnish, at the Grand
Lodge room, free tickets to all who pay
full fare to the convention. The Central
Vermont will carry for three cents per
mile each way. Board will be furnish
ed at the Mortified House for one dol
lar per day, warm rooms and lights in
cluded.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08

No. 10. Mary f. Taylor rs. Zeno
Wiley. Bastardy. Deft. fined $500
and costs.
No. 30. Lyndon rs. DanriHe. Pau
per. Judgment, that pauper was I'M
duly removed.
No. 81. lanes S. D"rdm rs. Joel
ShmtleG and Joseph Farrar, Jr. Heard
on report of commissioner. Judgment
against Trustee for SSl.0I.
No. Al. Romeo BrOckWdy rs. Jerry
Wood, and Trustee and Claimant. Heard
on report of commissioner. Trustee
discharged and Claimant entitled to
funds.
No. 66 Ima-on Insurance Co. rs. l..
b. Patridge. Case. Judgment for plf.
Tor $3.50.
No. 90. Josrph Chesley rs. sheffield.
Road petition Heard on report of
commissioner. Report accepted and
road laid in accordance with report.
Gee for plf Brown for dett.
No. Il. y. s. Waterman ct ais rs.
Groton, Barnet. ard Ryegate. Road pc
tition. Continued for further hearing.
Smith & Rogers for plf. Belden & Idle
for deft.
No. -. Albert Carr rs. Walden.
Road petition. Petition dismissed. Il.
y. Davis for plf Smith for delft.
No. I25. Lyndon Mills Go. rs. q. &.
Winchester. As>umpsil. Judgment for
plf. Clerk to as>css.
No. llS. Ddris, Roundy d. Cole rs. &.
+. IJboH. Judgment for plfs.
No. l57. j. W. PIimpton d, 90. rs. e.
+. ibboH. Judgment for plf.
No. I59. PhGJe CHtord rs. Archibdld
Stark. Everyone WAS surprised at the
settlement of the suit between these
youthfM parties.
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!oru Wd Stafr Vrnt.


to- ,l.,.
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20 >''' III '''''''>'''- ''''''''''
,,,.,,. the tailor. i rning back
h, , nj. cid ou.nirr> in Union Block.
/, referred tn advertisement for team
II
Imam Weeks i h'"\' ing MS @""''S
h'm the t 'nir'' an" i l" open Il store
70 aId = hl"'h. kaIlr"'I" street.
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" gwen "i INLAY evening" rep D ny
Y imam w 'iI''' bruce.
1 .rL,. E,.t,u mail i nov hrnurbt
/, observation-disclosures u, pI,m,utb
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ihrir N'N quite fall ct SHOW
~ '"i'i.'N' Hnd the days since nave been
u ~ '"mI"''ahle for the time OF year.
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There was Il Sunday School feSti-
val and supper at the Free Baptist hall
New Years evening, and among other
pleasant features. Mrs. Osborn Ward'S
class, consisting of thirteen young la
dies. presented Rev. o. Roys, the pas
tor, with very handsome Silver-plated
cake dish and caster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-08
Richard Uoyey dronned , bunJ,

Richard Hovey dropped hundred
and fifty pound anvil on his right foot
last Friday, in the scale shops. 1t
smashed the great toe, taking off the
nail. He was carrying the anvil across
the shop when he stepped on piece
of round iron which caused the acct
dent.
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East Hardwick.

John b. Livingston and c. q. Mont
g"mery have formed Il copartncrSIip
for the manuiacuturc of carriages and
>lcighS at the shop now occupied 10y
Livingston below the mills.
Rev. j. VI. Lord of East Arlington.
Mass. has supplied the desk at the
congregational church for the last four
SabhathS.
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GuING WEST.
G:uu A. NJ tMundays c\crptrdD
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GpING EAST.
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