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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

GOING WEST.
,.. J.fu-Lr3ivrs 81. JuhnSbury at 600 a. III.
go Walden 10 East Ilardwick -.
.l.hr-on AT ll:OJ.
I..- train does not run Mondays.
o.. I.,.,-L,.Ivrs -. .Iohnshurv AT sos D. m.
49, " alden Gul, Greensboro or, East
, .; = lIardwick G:ig, arrives AT johnson
Mod train leaves West Concord for ST.
.,4-. At 90 a. IN. Mixed train at 30 p. M.
GuING EAST.
b. f-Gin-LcavrS johnson at GOO a. m, Hard
-lI East llardwick -. Greensboro 1::i2
.n ..I. Danvillr 80, arrives at ST. johns
t-l5-
r-. IuriH-Lravr~ johnson at Il:Ij. a. m.
.,., 90 D. m. l.. lIardwick IOJ. Grr,n-buru
Walden 30n. Dinvillr BIZ arrives at ~.
.... 90 iiI.
lbs rain d",.s not run Mondays and Sat
lis
D.. Mai train leaves st. .InhnSbury for West
''..,! tt 30 y. IN. Mixed train at 80 II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
Lyndon.

Lyndon.
\ RIDE ON RAIL-The Lyndon
Corner boys varied the mOnotOny OF
these long November evenings, by go
ing up to "Cold Hill," one night last
week. and calling Richard Sanderson
out of his house. Handwriting him and
riding him on il rail down to the village,
some three or four miles, and then let
ting him go with some earnest admoni
tionS. SanderSon has IL wife and child,
and lives with his father, Daniel Sander
son. Between them they have good
farm. Young Sanderson married Il
Mooney girl Il few Years ago, and his
particular otfrnSc in this case was re-
fusing to let his wife 90 and see her
dying father. She did 90, however,
and Saudcr>on followed her, aud treat
cd her Slamcfully at her fathers house.
just before or just after his death. and
then drove her home. Sanderson is
represented to us us one of those beings
occasionally met with, who is without
natural affection, and british in all his
instincts. His treatment of his wife
who is said to he his opposite in this
regard would seem to prove the as
Scriion.
The party who went and took him
that night, were not ut all private about
il most of them are we'll known; aud
the rail on which they carried him, is
stuck up i'll II prominent place ut the
Corner, with this sign on it: ''Richard's
Cedar Railroad"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
Golden Wedding.

Mr.. William Sanhorn and wife of
jefferson. Wis. celebrate the tifticth
anniversary OF their marriage. Nov. %.
Mr.. Sauhorn is brother of Dca. Ben
ianin and Charles Sanhorn of LYNDON
and was formerly a resident of Vince
lock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

closed his business and announced his
determination to leave the country. to
he arrested and obliged to give bonds
for his appearance at County Court.
and have all his plans deranged, is sug-
ge>tiNe of deeds that are dark and
tricks that are vain. 50 Hugh thinks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

" lDpourcmcntr in Locm coIHmns
.''r,>. HoHccriS. Fairs. Entcrf0iH-
IFS. Irb'h,tioH>. etc.. whcrr moHcy is
o NH Lr cho,ycd ten cents Il line.
.'""h less Than iTcDty- FIRE cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

TEAMS MOVING sou III.
r...- Leaves Shcrhr""ke al 80 a. M.
W. '.- Z ,udruyillr ~. ST .l"hnshmry 300.
\.sH H., zoos arrives Al W. X. junction ut
..,... i,ti." Lave, Shrrhr""kr at 10 ?. M
40 l,ndnuvillr 1919. -. 'I"lInsbury
N# H. ri,,r II - arrives al W X Junction
"a -,.i-,n {" connect with trains Tor
-,rL aud the West.
$ y ''r',. - =, fast train and does not stop at
81 i Drntrr. FassumIsic, N"rrisvilI"
a., ....- r''.
.- y.,Lt Erpr.NS-L-avrs Montreal AT 800
,,,,rf 40 I.yndonvillc ll:2l. 81. Johns
H a. E,rr,,.t T.! II Il. m. Wells River l2;ij,
.. I'D r.-Iun VIA Fly mnuth. AT b Il. III.
IE,I>- MOVING NORTH
y....,,- Leaves W Il. Junction at l:Ij =. m,
30 loo Il .I"hn~burN 800, LNnd"nvil,
..,.,t 40 arrives al Nhcrbr""kr al $40.
..l,,.na-I.,:NrS ". L. Junction al -:I5
I'll. EI,,l 1908. ~. bloomsbury lilo. Lyn
ID &c., Nrwp"rt l:i5 p M, arrives AT Shrr-
...lt $50
., ... N,lLf EryrsN-Lravrs R"st"n al G:0o
rI. u"uihl Wells River l!:i0 M. ~.
-.I ~ I>ud"nNillt. :!OI, New port 3.i1, al
. Montreal At Huh u. IN.
ms SUNDAY and not Monday. Does not
\.rrI-,Illr -. j. Centre and Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
When to Advertise,
AND THE
BEST MEDIUMS !!

Many advertisers have theory about advertis
ing. Some say that there is no use of trying t,
force trade when is dull others say that trade
good enough at certain seasons, and they only
want more trad, in such and such months. Henr,
they advertise at that time only.
Men who advertise only at stated times are liza
Die To he disappointed in the time il takes To re-
ceive results from their advertisements. Some on,
tisement in his newspaper he pays little attention
To 1t; the second week. he reads it what care
fully the third week he begins to talk with his
family "r neighbors about it; and the fourth week
he goes and buys the article advertised.
Promising that this describes II large class of
readers articles for in the spring should he al
Vertised i'll the winter while moving machines
anu hay rakes should he advertised i'll \ pril and
May, instead of July, the usual time.
w ME III some things regard may he had Ia the
season of advertising, the fact remains that people
read local paper about us much at time ~
another, and if at certain periods advertisement
Is not likely t" he quite as productive. that fact
Keeps competing advertisements out of the news
paper columns and consequently gives thu. whole
field t" the man who does advertise al that time
Therefore believe that it is generally admitted
that the best time To adrertise is all the time.
THE BEST MEDIUM.
In every locality the local newspaper is taken by
the best people. The newspaper is the only advrr-
tslng medium that is bought and paid for by the
persons whose attention the advertiser desires t"
attract. Every man thinks of the paper for
:" h'ah he pays than of a gratutous sheet circular
which is thrust in at his door. An advertisement
in his own paper attracts his attention and secures
his confidence without any otiicous solicitations al
most without his knowing it. The Strpng reason
why the newspaper is the best Il iverti-ing medium
is because it is paid for by the recipient. The sub
scriber pays the cost of manufacture and dstribu-
ton; the publisher can therefore give publicity to
an advertisement at a lower price per hundred or
per Thousand than could be afforded under other
circumstances. M other medium has ever com
peted successfully with the new spapcr as general
advertising medium.
There are over five hundred copies of the cute
d"niGH taken every week in 81. bloomsbury alone :
and no other medium compares with it for reaching
the f,milirs i'll this town.
Terms of advertising given on first page
PyIc's Dietetic Salrrutu>.- Universally ac
know lodged the best i'll Each pound bears the.
name "f JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
tIunr2O, 16.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
lr1fh!s.

AT panvillr. Nov. :, OF pneumonia Mr.. Albert
Stevens. aged ~.
At Warren. y. H.. Nov. 10, Sarah e.. daughter
of Moses Pillshury. aged ~ years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
.aolrnsburn Galrdonian.
49,, once Time Table
,,.,ur,. Vt, Friday. Nov. 49, 49,"

...r,>E-Bo,ron. 80 a. m.-';m p. III.
aIL> 49,. ,'Y oIk city and Western 20 a IN, m;
t M Northern & stag" mails 4o"
D. "a .,,b,ru a.O5 a. III. southern and
4 .,l' Inn II m.-453 p NJ
W. rr,m :. \. NJ. to- +. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
East Burke.

FIRE. The in>id" Of the Spencer
store WAS burned ont last Saturday
evening. Loss about 5000. The build
ing is owned 10y Willard spencer. and
wis rented Ia some Germans WHO had
put in Il stock of goods. The fire is
believed to have been accidentally set
hv some Young fellows who were loaf
ing there. \ timely discover! only
prevented very serious fire.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
Obituary.

News is received of the sudden death
10y apnplrNy, at 81. Paul. OF Rev. John
Mattnrk>, son of the late cN-G"N. Mat
tock>, of this state. Rev. Mr.. Mattnch>
WAS Il PRESBYTERIAN clergy man of some
note. and many ii our older readers
/ throughout the county Will remember
him. Some wears ago. when settled III
New York. Mr.. Matturk> preached 1T
the North Church in this place. If we
mistake not. John WAS the last >uI>iN-
ing son of the Governor.
Mrs. Sarah W. French. widow of the
late Dra. Daniel French. died in Hard
wick. Oct. :il>t. aged ninety years. Mis-.
French was among the early settlers OF
the town. and WAS Il sister of the cmi
ncnt photographer, .I">cph T.. Wolcc>-
ter. OF Cambridge. Mass. the author "i
Worcr>tcr'> Dictionaries.
Mir. Albert Stevens. who lived on tn,
farm in Dan>illr where his father
stephen Stevens. died Il few Years since,
died rather suddenly the 9th inst. He
had not been we'll for tw" or three day :,
but had kept ut work. On Friday he
seemed to have something like CON
gc>tinn of til" lungs. On Saturday Il
physician WIS called. who administered
4 D"Ncr'~ powder. and in Il short time.
Mr.. Stevens went I" sleep and never
| aWuke.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
The North Church.

The North congregational Church.
over which Rev. Henry W. Jones is to-
day to Ice Installed l,a>t"r,-wa- organ
il''d April :. I-25, being Il colony from
ped in the old meeting house. which
stood on the hill about Il thild of Il mile
west nt II. .J"hn>hurN Centre. Nine
teen persons. six men and thirteen
women. were set off from the First
Church. and took the name OF the
Second congregational Church in ST.
J"hn>hurN. OF these nineteen persons,
We think but two survive. namely. Mrs.
llc/rkiah Martin and Mr.. Levi Fuller.
For two Years after its nrgauiZatinll,
this church wnr>hippcd i'll Il building
which WAS formerly used a. Il store. and
which stood nearly where David BoNn-
tons house now stands. on Main street.
This same building is now the dwelling
house of VIM. Fuller. In I-11 Il church
cdIticc WAS built upon The site now oc-
cupicd. la l-1 this huildin" was re-
moved. and is the same nov used ~ {;
boarding house 10y Mis-. kmapprn. Tn,
same year the present house of w"r>hIl
WAS built.
In the fifty NcarS of its existence thcI,
have been five pastors: James johnson
WAS installed Feb. -. l-27. and dis
missed May 3. I-:i-. john II. Worcc,
ter, Installed sept. ,. l-:S: di>mi>>c'
Nnv.G. I-IG. W. Is. Bond. installed oct
H.. I-l7: dismissed June. l-5-. f.. &
Cummings. installed MAY 10. I-,iO: dis
missed Dee. II. 1870. &. NJ Southgatr
Installed Dee. II. 1870: dismissed Jun,
-. lrz5. All these pastors except Mr.
johnson are living. The church ha,
seven dcarun> chosen bet rcn l~25 AN,
l-GO. namely : Luther Clark. Era>tu,
/ Fairbanks. Thomas Bishop, Samuel G.
Brackctt. VIM. SlmhoIn. Luke Spencer
aud y. G.. ChadWick. OF these VIM
Sanhorn alone survives. In the fifty
NcaiS oi its existence the church lil,
elected eight superintendent of it,
Sunday school. viz: Luther Clark
EIn>tuS Fairbanks, Joseph Z. Fairbanks
James X. Colby. Horace Fairbanks, \
&. Chadwick. ". II. y. Prince, an,
franklin Fairbanks. OF these llorac,
and franklin Fairbanks only are living
During its history, the church has re-
ccivcd 9:m persons int" communion
One incident in connection with it,
history is quite noticeable: 1t organize,
with the same number of members 90
and the same number of each sex {,
males and I3 fcnrale>) as did the FRS
/ Church in town. in lSO1.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
Orleans County.


y good religious interest in many of
the towns. a series of meetings WAS
held III Albany over Saturday and Sun
day. with very hopeful results. y series
will he held at West Charleston soon.
Mrs. Samuel rwom,ll, of Barton. of
whom mention was made some time
since. has suffered the amputatiom of
the dead limb that has caused her 50
much suffering fnr the last year. The
patient lies III Il very dangerous condi-
ton and her recovery l. very doubtful.
.UOniior.
II. Conway. of Bloomington. noticed
that the water running to his premises
has been gradually growing less from
NraI to year, although there WAS an
abundance OF it at the spring. He dis
covered lately that Il small apple tree
root had worked into the joint of the
water logs. and grown of such length
and size inside the log as t" nearly fill
the bore and stop the water.
l.. ID. Hathaway declines serving as
assignee OF l.. c. Burpre. of Greensboro.
bankrupt. and Iuciu> Robinson of New
port. is appointed in his place.
y building is going up at Greensboro"
Bend. which will he occupied i'll the
spring a> Il irwclrl and drug store.
They have eight c;rst> of small poN
and IN clnpcmcmt at North Troy. \
gill fourteen ycaI> old named Mary
posed To have gone. with one Cheney. Il
married man. y person WIS seen in
boy : CLOTHES. VIII" acted strangely. and
girl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
To Contractors and Jobbers.

Proposals for hauling 10 900 cords uf wood IN lots
Of ;OO cords over and for logging i'll lots of 30
900 IT, will be received at our office at Pea
body Station ill Nov. 10, I-1I.
For further particulars inquire i'll person by
mail OF Il. L. PEABODY \ co
tNOVD Peabody Station VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
Lyndon Centre.

The Llmdon Institute closes its fall
term on Friday of this week. Public
examination during the day. to which
all Interested are invited. The winter
term begins Tuesday. Nov. Both.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

''' Weather. only two above
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

zero this morning. Yesterday was cold
and windy and tedious as IA january
day. There is Yet hardly snow enough
for >leighing in this place, though the
hill towns are enjoying the luxury. and
have been for more than il fortnight.
A man who LETT Burke one day last
week. and drove fifty miles through the
northern towns in this county and scv-
eral III Orleans, found fine sleighing all
me way but about seven miles In
Newark street the snow drifts were
three feet deep. And this only the 10th
of November.
The following scholars. attending
the summer term of school on Portland
street, were neither absent nor tardy
Nate Morris. Ncttic Carr, George Pack
ard. Minnie Carr absent half day.
Fall term: Nettic Carr. Elmer Dean.
Lizzie BuSkett tardy but once. The
school WAS kept 10y Bell, \. Owen.
Rev. II. VI. Parsons of Boston. has
nus
f''i'' vi '"'H
'.,, ""'' " '"-"' gut
CGhur>day.) upon the subject of volun-
tarN weekly offerings for the support of
the ""Npel. ms Is Il matter no" being
a%i'a'cd Il goo" deil' ana the people
WANT I'LL the h"h' on II lht\ can ger.
An ius.,r. ,,.,u v.,. t,L.n +, i.,u
S,tu,J., U,.I,J L,..,, .,I,,,, t,,ut,,
:, J.,, ar ,vo and .,I,h,u,I, .,,,,,,..,,I,
h,,,,I,... :, ,,..,.. ,I,,,,,,l,, l.., I,,.
him; H.. mamma :, ,oJ .o I,o
Wm = w,,J. ,f b,uy.,s N,ss .,J
IN, i hams IA y.,r, old His mind
r,utinu,uy INNS imam r.Iioi,u. .uh-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19
The News of the Week Carefully Com.
piled Expressly for this Paper.

Til" year l-76 promises I" he full of interest and
incident III this country II will not only be a
Wear Of great excitement account uf the Presi-
DENTAL election. but the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia cannot tail t" impart the summer
months AN amount "t incident without precedent
III TIA" annals at our country. The resources of
journalism Will In, tested for thousands v he ar.
nndhl" I" h" present III person sill depend on the
newspaper for full and accurate reports of the
ITant'-t peace rnt in the history of the United
States i" obtain correct Information of all that is
Iassin" for III" benefit of the readers the Boston
Weekly J0Urhdi will he the duty OF lis publishers
The political events of the wear will h. full OF
significance. While The BostDn WeskIy Journal is
pronounced III its pntical sentiments, It's editors
deem II II duty they owe To all political nrganiza
tons L" give fuU and impartial reports Of their
meetings The merit Is accorded the b0SfuH Week
~ J""rndt "t giving To its political opponents n
measure at fairness especially in the way of in
formation relating I" movements. nominal IONS and
speeches, rarely found III socallcd party papers.
TERMS:
ONE CORY 500
EVE cOPIES TO ONE ADDRESS, 75O
And a" eTf'a copy I" he getfer mp efa rl"b Of ten
RATES OF POSTAGE:
Amy one rcmittin. MS :! will receive the Boston
Weekly J""r''"t dlIin" 10 p"~ta.'. included.
L"tt"rs-up OF clubs must add twenty cents to
zach copy Tor prepayment al pnst;gr
u TIL" m"H"Y must di,"dgS drcoin gdiig tie order
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

town meeting held Wcdmcs-
''th INST. it was voted to raise
'''i'd cents on the dollar of the
... '>'' /" pay current expenses and
'' Inc debt. The tax is the same
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-19

The Epizo"tic Cough and Heave Powders
VIII invariahlN cur" any horse attacked with the
Epiz"otlc or h"aN"s, and relieves a cough instant
". over tiv" hundred references in Vermont
Large package lover Ill., will br sent To any uIac,
frt' e" cypress on receipt Of one dollar. Ask your
III "es no 10, ~, IT. vi SEM 10 j K. HALL.
''-i"f Newport Vt.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
TAX COLLKCTOK's sALE-NO. q

State Tax Collector Second District. City Of
Orleans. seq 26 ool !
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
The Freedman's Bank,

The following information, contained in a
late Washington letter to the New York
Herald, will be of interest to derositors in
Tho Ffeedmsn's Bank:
->MAssrs Creswell, Purvis and Leopold, the
commissioners of the Freedman's Savings
and Truat Company, announce to the credi-
tors of the company that they will COM
nsence paying dividend of thirty per cent
on all audited claims on the first of Novem-
her next. ALI payments will be made at
their Office, No. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue,
upon presentation to them of the pass
book or other satisfactory evidence of the
eompany's Indebtedness. Depos,ors and
other creditors residing in and adjacent to
this city should present their claims in per-
sOn, and those residing at distance for
ward their books or other evidence of in
Gebtedness through some responsible bank
or banker, or by mail or express. Upon re-
ceipt of the pase-books or other evidence of
indebtedness the amount of the payments
will be entered, and o check for the amount,
with the book or other voucher, will be re-
c0rned without delay.
Depositors at the Washington branch
will be paid by check on the Treasurer of
the United States; those at other branches
by check on the assistant treasurer of the
United States at New York city, which
ohecks are negotiable in any part of the
country. All checks have been drawn to
the order of the original depositor, and as.
aignments will be recognized only 30 far as
TO deliver the checks as originally drawn to
the assignees. Persons forwarding pass
looks or other vouchers should be careful
to accompany them with their full post
Office address. Creditors whose claims have
mot yet been examined and audited BY
reason of their failure to forward them may
suffer Q slight delay, as no payment will be
1ade except upon careful examination
and verifcation.
In this connection the commissioners de-
sire again to caution the creditors of the
company to hold on 10 their claims and not
70 dispose of them at O sacrifice. Although
still unable to fix or even to approximate
the amount the company will ultimately
pay, other dividends are sure to follow, and
the commissioners renew the assurances
heretofore given that, a. far az it may be in
their power, everything shall be done to
hasten the payment of dividends and the
satisfactory adjustment of the company's
a8Airs.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

which, $50 st. Louis ct 4sc $50 aud prime at 500
100 choioe Gslsna ct 5lo, $50 aud 800 choice st.
L0us at s2c 800 fancy Galena OF 53c and 200 choice
Gelena nf 55c y bushel --'t
BRAN-Lght supply and fair demand at firmer
prioes. Only 200 sacks sold at 81 o5 y 100 lh.
sold Of which, 100 prime at s22 so, so ditto at S22
rs ditto st $2i, 80 aud 100 choice at e26 " ton.
BAGGIN0-Large stock on hand, and dull Do.
mestic jute is quoted at l3kc y yard, for round
lots and retailing at l4c India ct wholesale II ac
ut retail. 12c y YARD.
COFFRk-The market is firm Stock in first
hands 1888 bags; i dealers 10000. We quote car
goes: Ordinary la,S 0l9c tsoid) fair 26k arose;
good 20A 02;c; prime 2lA 10 p ID. Job LOTS
Ordinary l8A A019hc; fair 20a d;lc; good d. a
2l3 @; prime 22023kc " ib
We are indebted to Messrs. Small L Co. for the
and New York, October 4. 1875: Receipts since
september u.s. GEO bags purchases for the United
States H. 900 bags prices unchanged stock l20 600
bags exchange 2s f' cent; average daily receipts,
RI0E-Good demand No damaged or soft on
common ~ 6Sc: ordinary 5'a 0sc fair Oh 06hc;
BUrTER-Is scarce and in fair demand. Choice
Goshen is quoted at "a d36c; choice yellow Western
25ce-; medium 1920 " 10.
CHBsSE.Large stock on hand and only Q
quoted at 10h 0llc; New York cream l4d l6c " b.
LOUISIANA PECANS-Good supply aud no de-
mand. Holders asking &2dl5 y Dol for
ordinary, and Sl8a20 for choice
BEANS AND WESTERN PkAS-Large stock on
hand and verv little demand. Western beans are
quoted At 81 0ahc; Northern 4d4aci green peas
DRihD FRUlT-Apples are scarce and in request.
They would command l0c $p 10. Peacnes are IN
light supply aud dull prices are nominal.