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Evening Report

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AS Globe ia, 2, "a
$50 Baltimore 10, lUx, los.
$50 Bacon 9. IS.
345 Bullion 10. 42k. Az. i3h
3l5 Utah ~. Q. On. 10
1910 Silver Hill Is. ISL, III. IA
2Sj Eclipse llA. II. u. il
7iO Challenge Is, II, ii5z. rs.
Ills Dayton t. b3e, 81. 50
$50 Rock Island ~, 60, E
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200 5atco ~
90 Alta \
$500 woodyil,e 6. %, c bso, 50
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200 Franklin 2
1000 Lady Washington 4. So
500 Kos.uth ~. al :, So
49, Orig Gold Hill 2. l4.19
1900 Seq Island ?. Ii. . b3
40 c 7 Rsvine !, s7jsc
loo Leo ~, az. az.
$50 Andes l6. Is. ls4 y, l6ts b30
20 Pacific III, !, i.
500 Grenada AZ. 2s..
20 North Carson -.
, 100 Niagara
30 Scorpion 5
Ga5 Ward 5
I175 Cosmopolitan TX, X, TX b30
1890 LeviatA2n 2 4. >, pa
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MINING sVoG REPORT.
P0sGnoer Bcsvd

f0s@erNN tts~Vu-
255' Ophir $50. .7s. a57h. 25s
2635 Nexicsu6I co, 6j b30. 65
1879 Gould h Curry g., G6. 7nls, ~
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100 Savage 1919. 1855. '925s b30
1i5 Cholla- s., 81, IS
l35 Hale X Noreross 65. Gji. Is
$50 Crown Point Is. Al 4. ~ b30, i5H
2:5 Yellow Jacket 40. us. l67. los
3si5 Imperial %. 22h. % b5. %
800 Empire MIL III Is. lSa b30, 1873 b30
1900 Con G II Quartz y.
80 kentuck % K, %. IS b3, y
40 Alpha 10. 80, BIZ 81
$50 Belchei SO. 49H 5ls b30. so
1850 Confidence 81. 90 y. 81 y b30, So &
$50 Con Virginia 65a. 6i5, 6s5. 70J b3O
6i5 Sierra Nevada IS 25l4, 25s., &c
3ij Daney 3A. 81. a.. B
rs California 7n0, us. 20, 725
% Sag BelcEer l35. 10
4fD QveTIaan IS. IS. 81 b5, IS
Us Justice l5G, las, $50
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$50 Union Con 81. IS. OH. BIZ
1910 Lady Bryan u, Is, II, 10
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NOTICES OF BILLS.

BY Mr. Johnson OF Douglas:
Providing for the construction Of
Railroad from the V. & 7. road TO til
Warm Springs and State Prison.
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RICE & HELM.
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HOTE. ARRIVALS.

oRNsnr HousE-eroRoE D. FRYER. rnoPRATou
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Watertown Union Live stock Market

For the week ending Tuesday, Oct. III. I-75.
MARKET BEEFA few choice 80 90 a 10 icy; extra
20 ~ 9 ~; first quality - 20 30 second quail
lily 81 ~ : 90: third quality - IN Il -.
STOKE tArrIE-Wnrkiug oxen and Steers. per
pair SIOO Slh Sl7j 5000 $40
Mich Cows AND CALvES-SiJ a SG3 extra s65 u
so. FaTruw Cows so a SO
lEALINGS-SIO ~ a s2I: two wears old sl- s:rI
three wears old 80 a ST.
Prices OF SHEEr AND LAMRs-ln lots. 8! % 30 M,
- 20 - -. 81 10 20 ~ per head extra - % a
- M per head 6!c per III.
Spring Lambs. a ~ per H.
Veal Calves. - ~ SO ~.
brighton Hides. a u per III.
Country Hides u 1C per H.
Brighton rall"w. y a 6!c per III.
Country ralluw. : a Sc per III.
Calf skins II a he per ID.
rrlts. 81 90 81 - each.
y. l.. Beef Choice gradr includes nothing hut
stall fed 100 to hoo lbs. Hulncks Extra and first
quality includes the best large fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and thrr,
| Years old Steers.
Shr"P-ENtra includes Coss-ts and when thus,
/ of inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
The Mountain Cleaners.

This i the title of Il missionary so
riety composed of young misses in this
place. They gave an entertainment at
Academy Hall Tuesday evening, the
main object being to replcnish their
treasury. The entertainment consisted
of tableaux from scenes in Hiawatha, eX-
ceIlentlv rendered an amusing tlcatri-
cal piece called ''Poisoned Pickles = ii
pantomime giving tw" or three scenes
in the lite of ..Blucbeard :" IL calisthenic
exercise by all the Cleaners. very pleas
iug. a humorous recitation 10y Helen
Ross; songs by Made ll"nghton. Oracle
KNIGHT and Emma Kent. MessrS. Her
rick. Nav, Baker and Dodge sung a
ulee. and the time "between the scenes
was filled up with piano-fortc music 10y
Miss Paddock's pupils at the Academy
| The stage scenes we're the most elab"r-
ate. mart of the entertainment. and Pear
Blodpett. as .Bluebeard," was decided
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29

den, so us to secure the business of this
town. \ large portion of the people in
Walden wanted it located further north,
but the company, after considerable
talking and canvasSing on both sides,
made the town the offer that, if they
would raise twelve hundred dollars,
they would put three buildings near the
Heights. Accordingly, the money was
raised by subscriptions. and when they
got ready to build, they only erected
one small building answering for Il
freight and passenger depot, but did
not call for the subscription until last
summer. when freight and business he
gan to drain off to the Montpelier and
Wells River, at Marshtield, it being
much more easy of access; and, as IL
matter of course, the subscribers refused
to pay, on the ground that the company
had neglected to fulfill their part of the
contract. The suit now brought is OF
course II test case. 1t goes to the coun-
ty court j. F. LamSon for the plaintif
;. {. ShuItletf for defendant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Handle with Care"

This Injunction. which is frequently
seen on boxes containing glass. MILL
merry goods, and other articles liable to
damage from careless handling, is es-
pecially applicable to Il large class of
persons just now. and should he their
standing watchword. We record this
week three fatal accidents in this state
from the careless Use or carriage of
pistols one at Huntington. one at Mid
dlchury and one at Hartland. If there
had been one murder where the victim
one assault OF outrage by il tramp. in
the same time, there would have been
Il great stir all over the state. There
is great danger that in arming to pro
tcct ourselves and our families, the
remedy will he found worse than the
disease. \ revolver is much more dan
gcrouS To friends than foes: and il one
goes off" accidentally. some innocent
victim i almost sure to he in direct
range. We repeat the injunction then,
''handle with care" and above all
things. allow no pistol To be handled or
household about. or to he carried in an
o\crcoat pocket. to he switched against
Il chair or dropped upon the floor and
exploded; but if familiarity is wanted
To he acquired with the Weapon. 20
down behind the barn alone. and then
one would he liable to hc hunt. and h,
| the one to blame.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29

One of the greatest improvements in the prac-
tce of medicine is treating diseases of the lungs
ny direct application. 1nhaling the vapOrs of tar,
by burning or by the of hot water, recon-
mended sixty wears ago. By n recent invention the
solution of Forest Tar has been produced TOR
Catarrh and Consumption. No method of treat.
ment is found So satisfactory TO the physician and
the patient. The Forest Tar Book" found at the
this subject. .aa1s
All who suffer from coughs colds, bronchitis.
all, consumption, can find sure relief ill Dr. Wistdrs
BdLsdIn ~ HHd Cherry. which cures when other
remedies fail. 80 cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.
The Epizootic Cough and Heave Powders
Will invariably cure any horse attacked with the
EpZootic or Heaves and relieves a cough instant
ly. Over five hundred references in Vermont
Large package lover lb.) will be sent to any place
free Of express, receipt of dollar. Ask your
druggist for il. or send to j. X. HALL,
93-lW Newport. VI
CATARRH cannot be cured by snuffs washes
or local applications. 1t is a weakness of the
stitutinn, developing itself i'll the nasal organs
first afterwards extending Ia the throat and lungs
ending generally i'll Consumption, if not checked
by proper remedies Pains i'll head. back, loins and
weakness nj kidneys its attendant diseases
More people have Catarrh than any other disease
II Is easily cured. Thousands of cases. of
forty years standing. have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three years by the Com
Stn"ti"ndt 'atarrh Remedy. Certificates Ia back
the alnN", and a treatise on Catarrh in a ~ page
pamphlet sent fire" on application Ia Littrtirld y
Co, pr"pr1rt"rs. Manchester y. H.. Send
postal card and il will cost only "A cent Price
81 per bottle. to Sept ii
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Profitable Sheep.

+. Il +. Fairbanks & Co. wintered
ti3 sheep: - of these were lambs, aud
two bucks. From the 63 sheep they
sold 62O3 lbs of wool ut 81 cents Il
pound, amounting to S:s23.4l. From
81 ewes which had lambs, they raised
D. lambs, which sold for $:,5j. This
makes an income of $57S.4l. and the
original flock left OF over - Il head
sold off on every sheep wintered. 1t
must he admitted, we think. that Mr..
Livingston is il thrifty shepherd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Burglars Fooled.

There was an attempt ut burglary III
this place early Sunday morning. which
WAS very successfully frustrated. Al
Just halt-pa>t two III the morning. the
household of Col. franklin Fairbanks
WAS awakened 10y the ringing of his
burglar alarm. The Colonel immedi-
atcly sounded the bells for two of his
men, who sleep near hN. and hastily
putin" on his clothes. and Selling Il
loaded revolver. went down To greet
the intrudcrs. BY this time his men
had put III an appearance. but the
would he burglars had left. They I'M
doubtcdly went at the first alarm. An
examination of the premises showed
fresh tracks to the basement and kitchen
fastened. the would-hc robbers came
around To the front of the house. and
try ing Il window there, raised it with
out difficulty, hut in doing 81. they
rumg the alarm bell with the result
above spoken of. No effort WIS made
until morning to track the burglars, and
there is no especial reason to expect
they will Ice caught. although the tlmi
" Siw two oI three strangers about the
premises on Friday and saturday, and
remarked that they acted differently
| from most strangers who visit ludcr-
clytft just To see the place. On Satur-
day one of these men seemed to he cX-
amiming rather infinitely the front part
of the house. If seen again 10y the
| family, this man would he recognized.
| There were Indications that these visit
or> made the p"tting room of the pI"pa-
eating house their rendezvous during
the early pant of the night. having left
there the stump of Il pipe, and other
unmistakahIe signs of their presence.
1t was only Il few months ago that
Col Fairbanks had Holiness burglar
alarm put into his house. AS all on
readers may not know just what this Is
we will say that electric wires run from
every outside window and door in the
house to Il gong-hell in sleeping
chamber, and when these wires ar,
connected with the battery, us they al
WAYS are except ut certain hours in the
day time, no door can he opened ol
window raised or lowered, without
Violently ringing this bell. Nor is thi,
all there is an Indicator on the inStru
ment that tells which door or window
has been tempered with. and 10y look
ing ut that, the occupant of the cham
her knows just where to go to meet til,
intruder 1t is needless to say, tina
Col Fair banks feels well paid for hi
investment.
This bold attempt at burglary ha
put the entire community on the gu
J rirp. and if il will result in giving us
faithful night watch, it may prove ;
blessing in disguise. The time hai
evidently passed, even in this place
when any one who has silver spoons, %
other valuables to tempt the cupidit!
of the vicious, can feel safe with In
windows or doors unf;istened. While
it is best to take all due precaution
against thieves, il is not wise to &c
nervous and lose any sleep over il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Cabot.

Cabot.
The correspondent of the Montpelier
Waterman has this news: The Port
land n Ogden>hnrgh railroad company
have sued b. w. Marsh. of this tcwn,
for his subscription toward the con-
structi"n of the depot buildings in
Walden. 1t appears that in IS72. when
the cars first got to running on the said
road. and before the Montpelier and
Wells River railroad became a fixed
fact, and while the company were locat-
ing their depots in the deficient towns.
they wished to locate the one in Wal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
GOING WEST .

GOING WEST.
u,.f Trdin-LeaVc- ST bloomsbury AT TOO a. M,
@ , 90 Walden 800, East liardwick 80,
.....- It TuhnSun at ll:OJ.
w. Inl- train does not run Mondays.
d.. Iaun-LraVrs -. .Iuhn-burN al 5:01 p. IN,
.' ID, 10 Walden 6:GJ. GrccnSb"r" 6;2-. East
..,.AG .I- llardwick On, arrives al johnson
49, MAI train leaves West Concord for -.
'.g.l-, At 20 a. M. Mixed train at 80 =. m.
GOING FAST.
u,. yri,n-Lravc~ johnson al 6:OO Il. m. Hard
East IIarlwick 80, Grrrnsb"r" ~,
.i.u.,l pinvillr 20, arrives at 81. Johns
... 90 -.l'
u,f yrI,u-I.cav,-s Johnson AT l1:ij. Il. m,
al,.-,... I. 10 T. m. l.. llardwick LOB Greensh"r'
n ,ldrn 300 Danville Bis, arrives ut ST
,bgr> Al Ia
.. Tins tram does not run Mondays and Sat
.,lu-
ri. Mail train leaves st. .Iohnshury for West
.''l,l At 80 p. IN, Mixed train at - II. III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
lnrH and Stair Urns.

Money and irwrlrN lost. See adj
'lI>cmrut>
Nr>. Flrctw"od is now opening
lew millinery looms in Union block.
Teachers will remember the eX
animation Saturday. at the brick school
N"1>''. at . T. VI
Rev. !. l.. Iitch of Mch.dor's Falls.
j'c'rh'd At the South Church last Sab
''h. "n exchange. with the pastor.
We lrIlu that the Kidder house
"'" P'dd"ch village, is filled up with
''hd OF @>p~icS. Take them under
jhr N1-llut act.
We can find II" foundation To the
'Im"i that Dr. Pope, formerly of this
PI''r. Ms thrown from his carriage at
Nr'.>r'ilir. y. Y. and killed
'mi"u T." houSrh"ldcrS: Don't
''''i until You ascertain whether it is Il
'"-'|i. "i only one of the family hunt
10y n"uud after the toothache drops.
hr\. j. II. Marsh. the pastor of the
"'inl>i Baptist Church in this place,
u" leave tie first of November 1t is
"' Known VIII" will take his place
hur.
here has been some thicving ut
'"' head of Main street: coats, lap
'">' ETC., having disappeared within
II" days. 1t is good time to
Watch.
Several freight ears got off the
''''A Is Il freight train WAS drawing ont
vi N'Ind"r'>. Thursday afternoon. de
,''n- TIA" up mail train three hours
damage Slight.
II l. reported that John and VIM
I'h'"r. "t Derby Line formerly %
P''r Hlc about to open il dru.
'' amt watch repairing shop at Soutl
hHdvick
Aii"r Il few beautiful DAYS. tn,
'h'h"lN days have returned. NOR,
,'''n'h"lN than ever. Weduesda,
Wis Il right smart SNOW squall ol
"'nNillr hills.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Windsor.

" lnuSOT.
f.. ID. Sabine. .Jr. IL child of two wears.
tipped II lighted kerosene lamp off the
table in his fathers insurance office Il
few days since, breaking the same. and
burning the carpet and floor. with some
nice furniture. considerably. The flames
we're, however, Immediately arrested,
by applying the hose of one of Bah
cocks Fire EXtinguiShcrS, standing in
the room already charged. Erchdnge.
And that reminds us Why not have
few of these eXtinguisherS iudiciou>ly
located about the village. to use in case
they are wanted ! One at the town
hall or County Clerks office, would be
central and convenient to quite Il SEC
ton
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
JERRY DREW'S
New Livery, and Village Coach.

The undersigned has repaired the st. J"hnsbury
House Stable and put III good Livery He also
a coach t. all passenger trains both day and
night express. Village people wanting I" 20 on
trains will leave their names and residence AT the
office of the st. Johnsbury House thirty minutes
before train time.
l have just put in a line of new carriages and
harnesses, including top buggies, phaetnns two
seated carriages, etc. Easy carriages and steady
horses for Ladies' Ia drive. Ladies' order their
teams at the office of the St Juhnsbury House.
q Charges reasonable.
JERRY DREW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Telegraphic.

f. A. Silsby, who has been operator
at the Plain office since last winter. has
gone to Rutland, and Arthur b. Howe
of North Thetford, takes his place here.
The business of the International
Telegraph Company steadily increases.
During the present season, Mr.. A. G..
Harvey, the superintendent, has put
the entire line in good working order,
putting up 81 miles of new cedar poles
and rebuilding - other miles, besides
overlauling and putting in new bat
teries, etc, etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Jarrianrs.

- Marriages AND Deaths inserted Free.
ObifHdricS. sir cents q line
At st J"hnSbury October 10 by John W. Lewis
Esq. Hiram c. Hill and Miss Lydia NJ. Gaskill
both of Waterford.
At st. J"hnshury, October 1T, by Rev. o. Roys,
Mr.. John \. Fogg and Miss Carrie l.. Rowell, both
of Littlctnn. y II.
At Grrenvillc, j, October IL. Harvey Kelsey
Weeks of Danvihc and Elsie Elizabeth, youngest
daughter of James y. Ashley. of Grrenvir.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29

A German calling his name Joseph
Goldsmith, hired team at Frank
GU er's stable, on Maple street, week
ago last Tuesday, and it is believed he
has stolen it. The horse was light gray
small. and will trot and pace both.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Tanners Association.

The annual meeting of the Tanners
and Leather manufacturers association
was held at Montpelier. on "Wednesday
Oct Goth. The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing Year: Hon. NJ.
L. Chandler, Franklin, James HuntOon,
Cuttingsville, vice presidents +. T..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29

Ans MOVING e'l lh.
leaves Shcrhr"oke at 40 a. m.
Nh' a. I, ndonV lille - -. ,l"hnspniF '"o,
\.'f i...r IOul. arrives al '" Ia '"il''''h 1T
.-" ,,,,.o-I.ave~ Shrrbro"ke at 80 ,. M.
~ $780, I.Nnd"nNIIlr I'VE ~ I,'',i.S,
-"., rI River I.l2. arrives al W. IL. 'uh''i,'n
.I.- N'.' -, -,,-nn t. connect with trains for
}.,h md the NrS'. 800, ,I.. ma, st,n 81,
9 81 j Centre. Passumpsic NofrlsNliir,
....,l ury Erprexs-Lrayes Montreal at 300
" ,I,Ii la y. M, LNnd"nNillt tu" ~.
Lam, ~! Wells River Lou, arrives al h"s-
lmuuth. at lu.4h y. ~. ,,;..-;u.. ,..,
r. r...- NOT stop at Lyndon. N"rrisHille. and
N, .td.'- ,,.,.,..., -, 81. On
','' ,',,t 30 Ivud"nvillr II:2l st. Johns
'r,rn,t II il a m. Wells River l2:iI.
.... '' lesion VIA Plymouth, at 30 a m
u,l>. MuvIN" NORTH
Leave. " X Junction at lj5 p. m,
W i..,, too st .InhnsburN 800, l.Nnd"nvilr
We .,.rt . - arrives al Shcrhro"ke AT 9::m
5,,,..-I,avc- W. K. junction al -:ll
he RIVER 1000 81. bloomsbury ll:l0, lNn-
"a &c., Nrwpnrt Ia p. m, arrives AT Sh"r
...... Do 80
o., .,I pry ErpreSS-LraVcS Boston AT EGO a.
" ID, month"; Wells River 2:2- p IN. ST
..r. $40 INnd"nville 3:30, Newport 4id, ar
Montreal at 9:;n =. III.
.' r.'- moi stop at Mclud"cs, Nnrrisvilr
..,,.,...-., and Lyndon.
If. .,., SAINT Erpress-Leaves Boston ~ too
.rt PIymnuih) Wells River l2:jO M, -
.., 1 H. I.vndonvillc 2:O5, Newport 3:35, az
Montreal at 900 a III.
3. ,.lI- SUNDAY and not Monday. Does moi
.rfI~,illr 81. j Centre and Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29

The exhibition of the senior and
senior advanced classes, takes place at
Academy Hall on Thursday and Friday
evenings ofneXt week. These occasions
are always of much interest, and the
public are invited to he present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
t.IaIl ii

stop that Cough! y" pulmonary complaint
however chronic. can long resist the healin. intu
enc" "i lDr. Morris syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and lIorchuund. rs a specific for Coughs, Colds
Asthma and bronchitis cure for GROUP. and pre-
vrntiNc Of consumption, II has no equal. Acts
like charm in hnarsrness and sore throat. Clears
and strengthens the voice of speakers and singers
Takes away all the distress of wHuOPING COUGH.
Contains II" opium or other dangerous drug, and is
pleasant I" take. Trial bottles, 10 cents. q. \.
St"rrr. 81. J"hnshury. and Barbour y Eaton Wells
River, Sole Agents. Call and ask them about it.
Wells Richardson \ Co, Burlington. General
\ II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Burke.

SUDDEN DEATH. As Louis Dashn"y
vas blowing on his farm near East
Burke the 10Th inst, he called to the
Young man who WAS driving the team
to stop. and Immediately fell over and
expired, without utteling another word
or making struggle. 1t is supposed
he died of heart disease. Mr.. Dashney
WAS between fifty and sixty Years old.
and had not complained of illness, but
was il vigorous. hard working man. lie
leaves Il family.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-29
Vrn advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
w OOn AND Hay for sale. Enquire of
w JERRY DREW
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE al II. J"hnshurN
n East Nia.' for sale inquire at
-. L BROWN
SEAR'H WARRANTS. CITATIONS. aud
- CAPTIONS and CEETlFItA TES New forms
"f Hlank~ Just pIintrdat q ALEDONIAN OFFlI +.
LYME WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HOWAEpA RDWEII'S.
4 mNpIrIONAL NOTES lust printed, and Tor
\ sale al the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
HIGHWAY TAN BILLS and all kinds of l. r.
] GAL BLANKS. for sale AT
CALEDONIAN OFFICE.
DAREIrr MErAI.-A quantity of old tvpr for
ID habh'riing. Al II cents a pound il called for
~""n. AT CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
'I'ABLE Tt l:NII'S for sale. Enquire ni
1t JNNES FLYNN. Fairbanks Village.
l OS'T-Nrar the south end "f Main Street. n
i agents bosom pin. wrapped i'll small piece nf
paI-r. The finder will be suitably rewarded 10y
leaving it at HALL Il SWlrSEE'S. II
I OSr-"n the 2Ist or I'D a ladies wallet contain.
/ ling one so hill $40 and some scrip. The
finder will he rewarded by leaving it with
1t +. SWITSER.
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success. Altogether the audience was
well pleased with the performance, and
the Cleaners were doubtless pleased
with the audience, for there WAS large
number ont
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PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. - r. n \. NJ.
REGULAR communication Thursday eve or he
fore the full of the Moon. j. f. TAYLOR See.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, TX. a. VI.
Regular communication, Friday ON or before the
full of the moon e. " EASTMAN, Sec'y.
Lyons KATHAIRON prevents the Hair from fall,
ing out ur turning gray renews its growth. and
gives strength and vignr. II is delightfully."- per
fumed. and makes a splendid dressing. Ii is the
clranest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
duced. FUSED by the elite. Price only 20 cents
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At ,irr,nsborn October - Elizabeth Stevenson
viii, OF Albert Gilkrr~on late of Barnet
In Sheffield October . Mrs. Mary O'Hara aged
- years.
At Glover September - Dame l.. of J. +.
aud f.. NJ. Dwn-ll. AGED wear and 3 months
Al Glover oct -, Alnnzn &. brew aged b
wears.
vt south Barton. October 20 Emma only daugh-
ter of FrIn.rnd" and Elizabeth \ Randall aged
wears
NJ south Barton October Il Oliver Gray. son of
Al"nz" Gray aged - years.
Vt North panvillr oct. II VIM Finley aged 81.