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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-07
out of this County

Subscribers out of this County
Wa hereafter remit rjtb their subscrjp-
ton, ten cents in dddjHOn. for postage
as all newspaper postage after january
lsi, has 10 be pail at III" office ~here mail
ed. This rW MATE the CALED"NIAN
come to them ten cents Ved less than
heretofore.
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TAKE NOTICE
Administrators Sal

The large and c"mm"dinu~ double h"u-,
and huIit by the late. L Arlington. situate.
Eastern ! y"nur and Prospect street. ,l., t e
rods from Nam Street. Said house II new
story building. built To accommodate tNr..-'.
HES. 1t has all necessary convenience d..
supposed tn hr the largest dwelling huu~-. 100 G .
Rents from 5000 I" $1,000 annually OuI lnA ...
the past winter amounted I" S.lS pry y-ar
The ah"v" property will ho sold at I..n.,
ton commencing an saturday. Man - L.,
on O'Clock p. IN. Those who desire t" IutA, .a
1000 dollars. will do well 10 give rttvnrI,l d.
sale will he positive.
.l,3 Il NPMI\GTnN Adm.
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will he made to organize newspaper
offices on the unburned district tcie-
graphic communication was severed i'll
an early date of the fire.
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AUCTION /!

Will be sold al auction. at the Avenue House
st. JOhnsbury, saturday, May 18th at = u clock
=. M top buggies, l carryan Carriages have
been used but little and newly painted. Credit
given A j. WILLARD
N. p. BOWMAN Auctioneer 7i.72
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HENRY FRENCH IT,
\ true copy at Record. Attest
1l-73 HENRY FRENCH E. e..
JACOB F. DEANS ESTATE

/ AtOB +. DEANS ESTATE
~ STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA rl~lE. -
In Probate Court. held at the Probate conc
st. I"hnshury, i'll said District, on tin .~' ''.
May. \. u. ISIS.
Chester +. Dean. administrator upon thr '7-
of Jacob +. Dean late of 81 .GuhushurN d
district, deceased, intestate, makes ulpI,
Ia SAID court To extend the time hl''
allowed him tn pay the debts drr from $50
ceased. and To- render his Administrator !'''
until some future day.
Wh"rrupon il il ordered by said Count '.i
application be referred To the 26th da' '. d.
y. II. l-1j, at the Probate Office in = johns.
for hearing and decision thereon.
And il is further ordered that all persons ..'
cstcd. he notified hereof by publication CO.. H.''
this application and order thereon tN..' .
successively in the Caledunian printed o. =.
bury, before said time nf hearing. thai i'.
appear at said time and place, and ii turF '''''-
object thereto.
by the Court, Attest.
HENRY FRENCH k'-'7''
\ true copy Of Record. Attrsr.
.l-13 HENRY FRENCH Nt-'sr
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The roof of Fairhank & Smiths
chain factory. AT Waterbury. caught fire
between one and two o'clock. Thursday
morning. from sparks from the smoke
stack which. being foul. burned ont
"Wednesday night. The alarm WAS first
given 10y an engineer of one of the
freight trains of the Central Vermont
railroad. who blew his whistle while
going by, and failing ts he understood
at first. backed down and continued
WhiStlin". Some one on the train also
jumped off and rnIIscd the engineer of
the factory. The damage done to the
buildiny WAS very slight, n spot about
us big aS half bushcl being burned.
The fire was principally put out by one
of Bahcocks fire eXtinguiShcrs. aided
10y the hose of the steam pump.
Hon. Hampdcu Cults of Brattieboro.
died ut North IIartland. the 9th. of
heart disease. aged - Years. He was a
graduate of Harvard University. had
been assistant Judge in Windsor coun
ty. and WAS in the Legislature several
years. He was Il prominent member of
the Vermont Historical Society.
1t is said that parties from California
are coming to look at the Bishop sill
Yer mine" in Nottingham. Specimens
of ore from this mine, sent to San Fran
cisco, yielded SOP per ton silver and
81 per ton gold.
A little girl of james Coughlin's OF
Lincoln, III attempting to unite knot
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The Huntington Sentinel may find
Gov. Peck something like President
Grant an obstinate man. This is the
way il talks To him: Can ANYTHING in
ducr Gov. Peck to come to Burlington
and investigate matters at the Jail /.
The sheriff has requested him to do 50.
citizens have urged him to the same
end. but His ENcellcncN. like other
great bodies. moves slowly. The trouble
III this instance Is. he won't move at all
He could leave his Jericho farm to fight
the Concord elephant. His kline went
uumilkcd. or were MIXED AT second
hand. while the Governor fought at
Lexington. Surely. Mr.. Peck can spare
Il day to Burlington. Sixteen able
bodied men. committed to Jail for
''druukS. who cannot pay their fines.
are kept month after month in prison.
ut an expense to the State. when they
ought To he liberated and earning their
own living. The pardouing power is
vested in the Governor alone.
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May 3. 1873.
Judge Nelson:
ask the privilege from you for Il few
words in my own behalf feel very
deeply the injustice Of my position III
law and before the Court now sitting,
and while have understood and eN-
pected from the beginning that Mr..
Evarts was principal i'll the matter. yet
since Your decision | have been ST. sensl-
bic of the power of my enemies that my
soul cries out before You and the gentle
men of the jury that they beware how
by divided verdict they consi@D to my
children IL false and irrevocable stain
upon their mother. For five Years past
have been the victim of circumstances
must cruel and unfortunate; Stru"glIn"
flom time to time only for Il place tn
live honorahly and truthtully. ReleaS-
ed for some months from the Will 10y
whose power unconSciouSly | criminal
ed myself. again and again, declare
Solcmnly before YOU. without fear OF man
and with faith III God, am innocent OF
the crimes charged against me. would
like to tell my whole sad story trHtl-
fully. to acknowledge the frequent false
hoods wruug from me Ivy compui>ion
though ut the same time unwilling I,
reveal the secrets of my married life
which only the vital Importance of my
position makes necessary. | ;SStIn,
the entire responsibility of this request
unknown to friend Oh counsel of either
side, am. await Nour Ilomor's honorable,
decision. With great respect,
ELIZABETH X. TiLToN.
To this. Judge Nelson replied rs fol
lows:
BE""KLlN. May ! $50.
Mrs TUton:
am directed hN Chief Judge Nelson
to return ynlu letter. as it caniiut ht
read in Court also. To state that IA
civil cases counsel have til" hight IL
refrain from calling any particular wit
ness. however competent. and thai
neither court nor client can interfere
with the exercise. of that right. / lac
Judge also iu~truct> me to say that the
question whether YOU could hc a Wit
ness stands on quite other grounds from
that considered whrn youi husband was
called I" testify. He Was II competent
witness Ia testify against Il third pcI>on.
the defendant. and while the policy OF
the law was I" some extent involved
there WIS no express statute IN III,
WAY: but the statute of May 10. I-'H
expressly declares the wife To he i'll
competent. as Il witness for al against hcl
husband. Yours. with respect.
GEORGE W. kNAEEEL.
Cl.Ik of CiT\ CONT
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Can I Afford to do Business
Without Advertising?

Successful advertisers admit that the newspaper
Is the most effective advertising medium aud the
best agency for communication hetwccn people of
all classes
.Iudici"us advertisers select those papers which
have established character and influence. They
are read by thinking pc"pl" and people of enter
reach hyadvrrtsing.
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YIN -. IA e. r. l y T.
~ The subscribers having been a'i.N',
the Honorable Probate Court for thu l'''''
Caledonia commissioners to RECEIVE. exam 1900
adjust all claims and demands of all pei >''@
the estate of John =. Gates. LAT" of I''',
in said district. deceased. rcpr"-'ni'" 3D. a
vent. and the term Of months from 'h' ,
of May. ls75. being allowed by sud our ~.
creditors of said deceased To exhibit ana Ii
respective claims before us: Give notice
Will attend to the duties of our apl"'''"4
the dwelling house of the said d'e''''' n
leacham, in said District on tn" 2'lth Gay o.
and 9th day of November next. n Oh '''
the afternoon On each of said days
ASHBEL MARTIN. tC,vyI.sIu>f4'
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New Harness Shop.

The place to buy your harness CHEAP FOR
CASH. y good stock hand and will make to
order all kinds out of the best OAK LEATHER
70 Come and see before you buy.
T. IL. LADUCER Allen Block
1t. Johnsbury, VT. Railroad Street.
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ASHBEL MARTIN. tCoANi-sIa>I
1-73 ORIN MARTIN,
,,AMTFI, KNIGUT5S FSTATt-

SAMCEL KNIGHTS ESTATE. ~, f
- The subscribers having been aPr"lu,.' I,il.
Honorable Probate Court for the district ~ iir
commissioners, to receive. examine ana ,' .-,-
claims and demands of all persons a-aii-' '' -
Of Samuel Knight late al RN"5H'' and q
district, decreased. represented In~"l\'h, II =
term Of six months from the cath day "i '.' e..
being allowed by said Court To the credit 90
deceased. TO exhibit and prove then NJ ,rt,.
claims before us: Give notice that We Wa, d..
house Of isaac Brown. in Ryr=dr 10 l.l,
district. on the sixth day of Junr hrI -,,. .,
October next at one o'clock in the alien"
each OF said DAYS
WILLIAM MCPHEE. Comm gu
7l-73 WILLIAM MCLAUGHllN.
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Mrs. Tilton's Letter.

AN EARNEST PLEA FOR FAIR HEARiN"
A HARD WORD FOX THEODORE
Nav z ISI0
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The subscriber offers for sale the Irr-"la. ..
"TtN aud farm IN Kirby. Vt. three. m.i,- fr.a.
YilaG" OF West concord. known - the
Burroughs place. lately owned and urra. ...
Dan. G. burroughs. The farm consists = 100
Nv" hundred acres of good land. includIu- srf,-
five acres OF excellent woodland. which ,uI lie
g"ud sugar place Of over seven hundred O.,
he buildings are in good repair, with waite
ulng both t. the house and barn. truud u'r.
If the place is not sold Al priyst' So .t
10th of June next. the same will 10. sold 90 rl
auction. Of which du,. notice will lr- -Is,;I.
\ i" good stock "f farming tools Hlu O.. e.
buckets and 100 wooden ones. sap pans l'Ht -
utensils generally. a quantity ii hay nut ~.'.'
mllch cow. tIrruw cos. | N'arliu- h,lt.'
with fnal = four wear old coils l hu--> w..
sprin- board. single sleigh traNtr>, ~.'' .'
oi scales. about 5000 shiuglc hUfhl" I'"- -
various other articles OF personal Is.r..
Terms reasonable. For further informal.
Il. .I"hnShury. Dan {. Burroughs. on the plea
and \. X. Quimhy. West Concord.
7l-75 SAMUEL ". FORD. As- D."
>,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA Ipl~.u
- In Probate Court held al the Prphat, u--
St. .luhnShurN. within and for said Bistr." ..
jri day of May y. d. I-.j.
An instrument pnrpurtIng to Ice the la-f u
Testament of John Hill late of Wac
III said district. deceased. being prr>,.l,.
Court for Probate:
1t il ordered 10y said Court. that all p,r-..u-
cernrd therein br notified t. appear Al 500
said Court I" he held al the Probate OH.,
I"hnshury. "n the I'D day OF May \. y j..
show cauS". II any they may have. a-HIu-l 20.
bate of said Will for which purp"st u '.''
ordered. that copy nf the record of tIE~ H....
published three weeks -uCcrs,iV"ly m tHr' g.
MAN. printed AT 81. bloomsbury prev Ini- '. -
time appointed for hearing.
RV the Court. Attest.
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Farm and Personal Proper
FOR SALE!

$. X NRMINGTuN
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LOSSES AND INSURANCE.
As above stated, twenty-eight build
ingS, in all, were burned and the spread
of the fire was SO rapid that most of the
contents were destroyed. The total
loss is estimated at one hundred and
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-15
PEBBLES.
party.

The boy who has been writing Bubbles
for the STANDARD has become discouraged
and he occasionally acts like the man
who was sued before Esq Howell-he
grumbles. He started out to get up n
kind of Danbury News column, but he
says the editors all over the country are
appropriating his funny sayings, without
giving him credit We suggested that
this could all he avoided 10y his turning
his talent in the direction of original po-
etry None would ever steal that He
says it is no use. That field is fully occu
pied 10y the great j. Wesley what his
name, of the Hamden Leader.
What lovely thing is truth and hon
esty, especially among members of the
same family More than thirty years
ago we knew man who had been mar
ried several years. He took his wife and
two little children to visit some relatives
who resided about sixty miles from
where he did, and promised to return
for them in three weeks. That was be-
tore the days of telegraphs and railroads,
and there was only mail once in two
weeks between the two places. Before
the time arrived the man was taken sick,
and Tor time confined to bed. When
the time expired and he had not come,
his wife became very uneasy, and said
she must 60 h me. as he must bs sick
Her iyieD1 is tiled TO PesSUAde her that
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The Karl ow- Gauge RAILROAD.
To the Z dtor Of the Standard:

You say in your paper of the Sth inst,
in speaking OF the Sprin. .feld, jackson
and Pomeroy road, 10 Us, the prospect
does not appear to be flatterins Why
not2 | will answer: Because YOU do not
understand the situation. l observed,
when last in your town, that your faith
in the speedy construction of the road
was very weak, and that accounts for the
want of vim in the STANDARD.
The citizens of Waveily held a mee:-
ing lat Wednesday night (the 7th)
which was addressed by James EmmitJ,
the President OF the ) i, J IL p, road He
narrated his experience with Your direc
tor, Mr. Chapman, and the other direc-
tors who went over the west end of the
route lie gave US te understand that
this visit of the directors awakened ii
new interest in the road The Spring
field folks went to work, and whila there
was not al the capital subscribed else
where, we learn that much work has
since. been done hy way OF getting a,idI-
tionrl subscriptions III and out OF Clarke
county | have this morning learned
that tine Washington c. H. quote is
nearly mad. up; lntt the Greenfield peo-
pie had fully SOB UO0 subscribed last
Monday morning. and that Baiubridge
has done her whole duty
Here in Pike county. we had not done
anything towards making our quota iull
since February, though it was assured
the road should not stop Tor want of it.
The meeting spoken OF served as an IN
sti1ation TO Renewed effort and the com
mittee went Heartily to word Thursday
morning, and one member, Thomas w.
Higgins, secured 3,0OJ in twenty-four
hours. Our quota will be lull in u lew
days.
i
soon after the $SO0.UOO is fully subscribed
as possible, and push it through Mr..
Emmitt says that work will be com
mrnced at your town and the road built
to this place at the earliest day possible
He declares that the cars shall be run
ming to the depot in Waverly on the first
day of December next And subscrip
tions are taken here on condition that
the money need need not be paid till the
road is in working order from jackson
to Waverly And you people may take
stock on the same conditions.
Ifyou knew the president, james En-
mtt, as we'll as we know him here. and
had been in counsel with him, your
doubs concerning the certainty OF build
ing the road this summer would long
since have vanished. However, if we do
get the road, ninety-nine hundreths OF
:he credit for the same will be due to
Mr. Emmitt, for had he not taken hold
of it in earnest it would have fallen dead
to the ground.
We here in Waverly intend to burn
jackson county coal, next winter.
brought here on the Narrow Gauge
Now, don't throw cold water on the
project, any longer. But whether you
do or do not, the road will became a
fix, d fact Respectfully,
5. F. WETMORE
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The Democratic papers are all putting
up their roosters, and making terrible
cackling; what about, no man can tell.
The elections this year have surely been
disastrous to that party. First New
Hampshire gave large Republican gain,
some 5000 Then Rhode Island gave
the largest Republican majority she ever
gave. some 1900. Connecticut only
slightly increased her Democratic ma
jnrity Michigan gave an increased Re-
publican majoriy, some $4,000.
The April elections in Ohio showed
large Republican gains. The Republi-
cans carried Gallipolis. Portsmouth,
jackson, McArthur Chillicothe, and
many other doubtful towns and cities
They cut down the usual Democratic ma
iority several hundred in Columbus. and
now have majority in the city council
In Toledo the Republicans reduced the
Democratic vote nearly one thousand,
and elected Hon. Guido Marx, German
Republican, for Mayor. Cincinnati gave
an increased Democratic majority, which
was obtained by open fraud and violence.
1t is positively asserted by those who
know, that seven thousand illegal votes
were polled there. This course will only
work disaster to the party in the future.
Taking it all around, the Democracy
has been badly worsted in the elections
of 1875, and the plan is to lie and brag
so as to deceive the more ignorant of the
ma
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The Ironton Democrat records the
death Of Jonas S. Roadarmour lie was
sixty-one years of age. lie resided at
Olive Furnace, Washington township,
Lawrence county. about twenty five years
ago, and served two terms there as JUS
tice of the peace. We attended manv
trials before him, and became quite in
timately acquainted with him. He was
an honest. conscientious man. and did
his duty fearlessly as an officer. using
due caution and care in his decisions.
and no one ever suspected him Of being
governed by any but honest motives in
his official capacity. His private life
was noted for sobriety and morality.
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The Portsmouth Times. edited 10y SEN
ator Newman. attempts 10 defend the
late Ohio Legislature. but it admits the
bad conduct in the House. Senator
Newman has never been accused of any
conduct unbecoming a gentleman, and
we found the Ohio Senate as orderly,
gentlemanly body as could be desired; {;
but there can be no excuse for the out
rageous conduct in the House. 1t will
ever be disgrace. not only to the DEM
ocratic party. but to the entire people of
the State. Tor permitting such men to
hold such position.
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One OF the Republican candidates for
trustee in Pebble township, Pike county,
and thereupon the watchman, Democrat
ic paper. mourneth, and patteth the
"damnigger" on the back II only the
"niggers' could be induced TO do as the
Irish, vote the rebel ticket blind. they
would smell as sweet in the Democratic
nostrils as do the Irish and Dutch
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BOOTS A n D Shoes
r.. w. THOMAS >
BOOT AND SHOE STORE ON BROADWAY.
r.. w. THOMAS

now receiving my Spring Stock Of Boots and Shoes
which in quality is very much superior to anything lately
Of Boots and Shoes have been bought at astonshngy low
prices which will enable to sell them lower than goods OF
this class sodby Dry Goods Merchants People who are
IN the habit Of going to Dry Goos Stores for their Roo and
Shoes would n1 to their advantage buy the Boot and
Shoe Store, where they will find large stock to select from
and prices to suit tier convenience MY stock Ct Hats
can be found any other place in Jackson have also con-
7eotion with my Store FrstOlas Custom Shop for the
manufacture Of Boots AM Shoes orde and for repairing
All will receive prompt attention Charges reasonable
and workmanship of higher order r. w. THOMAS.
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To Whom it May Concern

The person who was assaulted on
Chritmas day at Portland, 10y one James
Kimball, is informed that said Kimball
is now at the house of q. r. McCIrty, at
Lincoln Furnace. where the proper officer
can find iim, and where he holds torc-
ble posse sion contrary to the wishes of
said MeC rty.z g2.AsC. r. MCCARTHY. .
April ~, IS75. =
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a new technicality. which we expect TO
hear the little lawyers adopt When
they object. they say: 'one moment.
During Beeeher's examination Mr. Beach
would say, "one moment Mr.. Beecber-
Then Fullerton would say, "one moment
Mr.. Beecher."
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The new turnpike law is creating law
suits in Pike county. A man was re-
quired to pay sixteen cents toll, and ten
dered twelve cents A trial has been
had over the odd four cents, and the
case will be appealed to court 1t will
probably go to the Supreme Court, re-
main there FIVE or six years. and cost
thousands of dollars.
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The standard ,ciH in no case be sent out Of
Jackson county unless paid for in advance,
and no communication WiH Be PUBLISHED Nth
OUT p.t5hst;nq he name Of the acriter.
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NJ TOTICE.-FRANCES L. ROCKWELL,
N WiuS,- place of residence Is To the under
=, ,gned unknown, is nutiflrd haU J;tH,s II.
RUCkweit asa, Oil the l7ih day OF MaICli, a. H.
1910, me his petition i'll the flee oi ihe ClrIk
of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the county OF jackson, ana state OF ONO, cnarG-
ing the SAID FIanctS l.. RUclIw with will ul
ab~enc f.Om the petitioner Tor more than thr,.e
years last past AMI asking that he may be di-
which petition will stand Tor hearing at the
- ~ JAMES II. ROCKWELL, {
by ]. w. LAIRD, his Ally.
Dated this 18TH day OF April, A. ID. 1879.
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BY ]. w. LAIRD, lis AII'y. 6w


DROB ATE NOUICES.-THE ACCOUNTS
L OF Evan B. kdw tels, guardian of Thomas
u. Edwards, II minor; Edward Hum, admIn-
isIrator OF John Noel. decreased; Adam W.
Long. guardian of Lewis V. LonL. Anna a.
LDnI ana AIM .,iia Long, minors; William D.
Williams, executor OF David Williams, d ce;Is-
ell; j. l.. Il ttIsey, administrator OF solomon
B.own, d-ceitscd; Joseph Atcn, guardian of
Ed gar Al, IL, "A minor; Eliza Hubbard, adminis-
IrilttiX OF Amos W. HUB trd. deceased; ; q. w.
Miller, guardian of WiIiItm IL. Miller II minor
Charles Meacllam, guardian OF samuel lIaint 5
and Casper X. Hlnes, minors, II riSon Cal-
ter dyceI>,.t: Daniel ID. Mnrgln, assignee OF
Wlliilm W. Morgan, have been fled in the
PruI1te Court OF Jackson County, ONO,
for settlement, and the same iSset Tor examine
ton aud u "irinS on The a0th " of April, y. ID.
1879, at 10 o'c ocIl y. VI ri said day
JOHN J..C. EVANS, P4Cbate Judge.
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