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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

~ ,-s,and thAt the firms OF N. Il. Hughes
-, pl;rns & smallwood of Doniphan' have both
80 ,,arn into bankruptcy This renders the assign
ment made by Hughes Co void as aoe' also the
bankruptcy proceedings entered into by Phillip, small al.
hank to come in and the assets oil the hrm pr" r
with the other creditors
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26
WE WILL GIVE

80 Cents for good tub-washed, and from 30 to 30
Cents for unwashed wool in goods of our own manufac
ture which to be rstclass in every respect
and will sell the cheaper than the same quality OF
goods be bought anywhere else Custom cardns ana
spinning done in class order. Seven cts per pound
paid for grease. kUNhEL bhoS''
Jun aow6 Oregon, Holt Co, Mo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

,,,. State Board of Equalization reduced the vain
~ 80 IN Dopiphan County. The Assessors re-
aU ,ada fe average value SIS per acres the State
-snse i, to s7e2s or than slPer acre The
pOs'iu ~, .,biou and Nebraska Railroad was fix
q, no "a peT mile the St Joseph and Denver City
81 !, 90. and the ST. Joseph and Topeka Road
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

- few DAYS ago, receiv ed a better frum town
n ,Sis County. enclosing money, drectedto Chief Troy
No There is Troy in Missouri and one or more pa
per are published there The name Of the GAG, is all
hat brought safely hand Had missed the sender
oa bay. either accused the Postmaster oil stealing the
money or have believed forever hereafter 'n"' We nA
.smoured" the money.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26
L w. WiIIinm.. Artist.

Is nav in this town. and will remain this week and next
Every one wanting good pictures please call early not
wait till the last day and hour Picture hours from to
5 o'clock All kinds of pictures taken Small pictures
orI,r,ad Also a stock of frames hand aug26.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

" Popular Illustrated book ts6O pages) on MANHOOD!
wooNASHooBl MARRIAGE Impedments to Marriage;
the cause and Sent securely sealed post paid for 80
cents, by DR. C. WHITTIER 6i7 ST. Charles Street st.
Louis No. the great specialist Read his works. nol9
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26
Do,IPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial Distriet-P l. HrBBARD
County COmmissiOners-JEssEW W. JONES JOSEPH iAfToN
CHARLES KEARNEY.
Sherif-THOMAs J. VANDERsLICE.
Treasurer-RoREKT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYE.
County AttOrney-W. d. WEBB.
Probate Judge-ROBEKT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-ALBERT HAVEN.
Superintendent of Public InstructOn-D. ID. ROSE
C0roner-Ci. J. ARCHER
SurypyOr-JANEs F. FORNAN
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

- The meanest trick We have heard Of in long
time, perpetrated around here recently certain
fellow after making fair with poor woman,
and getting the value of his money passed stamp from
beer key her for five dollar bill which she accepted
in good faith She awful mad when she discovered
the cheat
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26
Grange Notices.

The County Grange meets at Troy September H. at one
o'clock p NJ. All desiring to become charter members
of the same will be there report themselves to the
Committee or some member of it, before that time.
W. ID. RIPrEY,
THos. HESsHALL- COMMITTEE
JNo. 4. CHAPsoN }
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

Richmond and Fort Scott Coal on hand by the Onshel
ton ear load at Troy Depot. Terms Cash.
anglia H. H. WHEELER, Agent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

good store in Troy, will be leased or rented on
reasonable terms for two or three years For terms
etc ipouire at the CHIEF Office. aug.S.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

-cF Van Buskirk, on Monday, sold ten 'rios OF
hi. ne chickens for go per Trio $500 for the lot This
.. the he's, sae os chickens ever made in Kansas The
purchaser was the LeavenwOrth man who discontinued
the Times because it copied article from the eng
about Beecher.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

The latest and best thing out for thieves is the
torpedo The torpedo melon Is imitation of the
original and is fastened to the vines by stem When
touched though it expodes, and iniets injuries upon
the person handling it that be will be apt to remember
through life. Two three citizens of Troy have put
in their gardens Torpedo apples and pears are also
in But the best thing the torpedo chicken 1t sits
upon the roOs the resemblance of the live chicken
but on being disturbed expodes with terrible force At
Memphis RECENTLY darkey was killed by one of them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

Train returning leaves AtcisOn after the close of the
evening exercises.
Tickets will DO good returning on the excursion train at
night or on the passenger train on the 3d.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

THE BRIDGE CRLEBRATIoS-The Atchison & Nebraska
Railroad will excursion train the occasion Of the
Bridge Celebration AtchisOn next Thursday, Sepem
Der Cd The following the hours of leaving the var
Gus stations in this County and the fare for the round
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

- The six rooms over Clark's Drug Store for
dirt cheap. Front and hack stairs cisern cellar
wood house, sc. Warm in Winter. Inquire of Clark
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Green's Angus, Flower.

The first meeting of the Board of Centennial Man
for DOniPhan County will be held at the Court
House. SATURDAY. AUGUST 9Th at . z. NJ
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

~ large lot of Constables Sales and Justices Sub
penas civil actions just printed and for sale at this
niiee-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

On long time at low interest, well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
iune2i XXX STOUT, Troy, Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

~ Hurst the wifekiller is stil crazy He now hes
in his cell almost constantly and refuses food except &C.
casiOnay partaking of very little II he keeps 1t up he
viii be pretty badly reduced by Court time But 50 iar
he has not made the crazy dodge win on public sympathy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

We notice, by the papers that the burrs which in
fest this part the country also bOherng the people
various parts of the State By some they are called
sandbus and by Others thises The stems and leaves
thickly studd ed with pricky spears but it is not
thistle but regular burr Neither is it sandburr, for
the latter has blade like grass and close to the
ground producing a small burr. This is a weed that
grows up from the ground sometimes several feet high
and has yellow blossoms which quickly form into good
sized burrs We have heard it called the Spanish burr.
terrible nuisance and every one should see to 1t
every plant of cut down on his premises for it
multipies wonderfully, and will soon give much trouble
This burrs that are produced this season will lie in the
ground terminate two years hence Not the least
part of the nuisance fact that the weed is great
breeder and harbor of potato bugs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

lV Hannibal and other brands of Flour at Craney &
Cos Also hand the largest stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries in town. They make Canned fruits speciality
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

70 The Reporter PrOpounds complicated oonundrum
to us on the wathena Council muss 1t reminds us Of
little story In the days of Charles l. of England COM
pany of discussing scientific subjects when
one propounIed the question why is it, that if you fill
tub so full of water that will hold another drop
without running over you put twelve pound fish in
the tub without taking out of the water and without
causing the vessel overflow. T. Each one advanced
theory WAS that the fish swallowed as much water
as would fill the space occupied by its body and so on
At this moment King Charles entered and the question
put to him. His answer was the query; But VIII
such be the case r. He had hit the mark. All the bal
ance were endeavoring to explain thing without ascer
tanning whether that thing existed We do not like to
undertake the RspOrers conundrums, without
knowing whether the things spoken of ever occurred
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

~ Warranty, QuitClaIm and Mortgage Deeds for sal
at this office
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AGENTS.

RATES & LOCKE "a Park Row, New York.
s NJ. PETTENGTLL & co, 81 Park Row, New York.
GEORGE p HOWELL & co. 40 Park Row, New York
ROW. al s. CHESMAN, st. Louis, No.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

e Pork House Salt sIOO and sls5 per barrel at Le
lands
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-08-26

II Pork House Salt sOO and sls5 per barrel at lie
lands.
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~ Ch.ttel Mortgages and Bonds for Deeds for sale
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25

lmtIonary events to commemorate.
They extend over period of six wears.
ending with Yorktown in I7SI.
The report that the Princess of Wales
was losing her hearing" was only Il
Cockney perversion. She lost an ear
ring.-NeT York Hrr0H.
Moses George of DanSviifc, y. Y, has
just extracted from his leg Il bullet that
was fired into it 10y IN Indian at the
battle of Chippewa i'll the war of lsl2.
Phil Shcridan's bride is nearly half-a-
head taller than he But he counter
balances this advantage 10y Keeping his
hair cut short. BrooLim 4,y"s.
y Nebraska paper, after reviewing
the railroad land grab situation ont
there. dcvoutly exclaimed "Thank
heaven. this State has no more land to
he stolen"
NO" said Mrs. PodgcrS. very posi-
lively. ''if 90 into the country. Mr..
PodgrIS goes with me. This city aim't
no safe place to leave II man alone in."
-Eroohiw IIyms.
When They huild Il railroad the first
thing they do is to break ground. This
Is often done with great ceremony.
Then they break the shareholders. This
Is done without ceremony.
Western contemporary. chruniclim"
the suicide of Il melancholy a"riruIturi>t
who hanged himself from Il r:lttcr in his
barn. asks itself If the wrctchcd man
had ANY thought of Il hereafter - Mani
ic>ilN ne must have thought of this
her rIftcr.
y child seven years old has been put
IN the jail at augusta for scttIn" lire to
Il soap factory in IIallowrIl. And this
III Il state where many people are :"
tender hearted that they fight against
hanging Il mau for numbering his wife
in cold blood
y man III an American rural settle
mcnt. VIII" has been an invc1cratr
smoker for twenty Years. has suddenly
and permanently given up the practice.
lie knocked the ashes ot his pipe into
Il kcg of blasting powder.
Recently when two ferry boats came
near having Il collision in mid->trranI
some one called ont that Il lady on one
of the boats WAS going to faint. ''Whcrc
Is she ," shouted the captain. rushing
upstairs. "Ilcrc- here called a wo-
man win" WAS supporting the terrified
one. ''Wcll. she can faint if She wants to
her tanr is paid. replied the captain ~
he walked away. Then she got mad
and wouldn't. Dch'on Free Press
Mr.. Pu>scy WAS the orator at Il recent
western commencement His pulr-or-
alton must have been particularly fine
y. J. Conn. ldr. Not >" effective.
however. a> the FIRST claws
\ Noum% man in California began to
read a paragraph about a mine /" his
sweet hralt. commencing ~ uha
Mine when She interrupted him
with Il don't care if dc. john"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25
Squibs.


Rhode Island CLAIMS are ripe.
Red Cloud parts his hair in the mid
die.
The c"c k of the Long Branch walk
is Bahcock.
ihe lrelanders talk of abandoning
Iceland. That's cool.
The grasshoppers in Missouri failed
t" observe Fast day.
y Connecticut dentist has patented
an instrument for holding woman's
tongue.
a man who has the true ring-The
book canNas>cr at the front door.
Are these soaps all one scent ?" in
qlllred lady of IA juvenile salesman.
NO. ma am. they're all ten cents" re
plied the innocent youngster.
There are now only tifty-three revo-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25
The Celestials on the Pacific Coast.
"CHINE>E CHEAP LABOR"

"CHISE>E CHEAP LABOR.
A very strong feeling prevails against
the Chinese on this coast, and yet they
come. and dwell. and toll. and earn. and
90. and come again. Their merchants
trade with us and our manufacturers
employ Chinese in great numbers. and
propose To do so. Yet the conflict grows
along the whole coast line. 1t is one of
the most difficult of social and political
problems.
These poor men have become servants
in almost every family able to hire help.
They do all the laundry business of our
cities and of many towns. They have
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25
Judge Devens' Grafton.

Wrl.unr io the citizens of cN.IN
state. alike from nose which represent
the thirteen colonies. and from the
Younger states of the l'uiuu. We thank
them all. whether they come from the
great middle states which bind us to
g,thrr. from the West. or lium the
South. for tn" pilgrimage they have
made hither in generous appreciation
of the great step that Wis taken here
upon the Jagged and tholnN path upon
which We WrIe compelled to walk in
our journey toward Independence
Fought although this battle WAS by
the men of the colonies of New Eng
land. they did not stand for themselves
alone. but that there might he founded
Il structure impcri>lablc aS ANY that
man can rear in - free and united gov
crnmcnt. The corner stone of the cdi-
flee they laid WAS for all the colonies
that were. all the states that are. all The
states that are Vet to be.
Welcome to the vicc-prrSidcnt and
the members of the cabinet of the pres
idcnt of the United States. and the
Justices of its supreme court. They
represent To us the government which
WAS the result of the Revolution. In
I77J Massachusetts WIS the most popu-
louS but one or perhaps two of the colo
nics. and 10y the unity of her people the
most powerful and varlike of any
She has seen. Notwithstanding her own
vast increase i'll population and wealth.
although Il great state has since been
taken from what were then her borders.
her relative position change; but She
has seen with admiration and not with
envy. with pride and satisfaction and
not wcan jealousy. the growth of states
broader. richer and i;Iircr than she can
hope to he. Whatever changes may
have come. her spirit has not changed.
her voice has not altered. Then singled
out from the colonies to be first sub
ducd and punished. as she lifted her
head in stern defense of her ancient lib
crty, in proud defiance of those who
would opprcss her. demanding her own
right OF local self-govcinmcnt. she
called upon her sister colonies for Il
Union that should secure and maintain
the rights of all so. to-day, she de
mamds for all others every right which
she asks for herself. and she calls upon
all for that cordial and generous ohedi-
ence which she is ready to render to
the constitution which has united them
forever.
TIE HARVARD MEN.
As they formed for their march,
Langolon, the president of Harvard col
legc, came from his study and implorcd
the blessing of God upon their then
unknown and dangerous expedition.
SO always may the voice of this great
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25
business pireetorp.

N.,u,. EuyincrS and LocdiiOH Of the iCdd-
ana, En<igrSS Houses in 81. .J0hHSbHiU.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL \ sons I"Nt's Flock. l.. L. -
Np"thrcaries.
Q. BINGHAM N". = Bank Block. Nam st.
Attorneys at law.
..I~II} NAY. over L. K ufiirc aud Post olic".
...ItIN = lDE N".2 Cil,,i"niam l!lk., up stairs.
WILLARD. Min ST. over Hall y Flrtchrr~.
,-, Ertl E-i.rI'. Er"hrr.
i:ook~ and Stationery.
H,'lEpA EuWEII.. Calrdonian BIZ. Main 81.
Book Binders.
4 ~IpNE \ 60. Aet'~. Monument Square.
I:Iank~ legal and business.
.. I -IpEI \ co Monument square.
takers and Confecti"ner-.
..,-~ \ EENpLEG Main Street.
II"thing. Hats and Caps.
.tu, 4 MOORE. Bank El"rk opposite 81. .I"hnS-
. lI,s,-,. dealer III Ready Made, Cl"thin.. Hats
.J ,.,I,- GENTS Furnishing Goods. etc, rtc.
Clothing: for Trn and Boys.
Sd AIEENNkS \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
trn-Lrr.,. t.II~- and stone Ware.
.I IllEENNkS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
,.rrrtin@. I'nprr-HansingS. Window shades.
Al INIEENNk~N \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
TIEklN, rllr"ui;rn Block. Main Street
.E..Ii:N SMITH. Union Ei"ck. Main Street.
W /. Goods. Gr"c-rir> and Fruits.
''luLN> rErrENGlLl, Eastern Avrnu-.
inv t.""'I>. aud Ladies Fancy Goods.
u Do HALE N,cuu,. Block Il. l.. Street
ls {. FtIEHNNkS& 4 co. Fairbanks Village
Flour and Feed.
Furniture. and C.,>kri>.
HNliA ~Wlr>EE Main Street.
u>uNLEH IH' H'ENIlAM OddFrll"w- Hlk K Il. 81
t.uniIN ,.rocrric- and Fruits.
u cook y 90. Eastern Avenue
I'i!r Manufacturers.
ST ia.u~huN F. Works opp. Passenger Depot.
"r"""ri'~ aud housekeeping Goods.
AIl.hNNkNA y co. Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, Iifr.D
~AE"INI. ErnrD l:ilr"ld Street.
iron Founder aud Maciiiniot.
ni u/LtlI. N"rth end l.. Il Street
Merchant Tiilnr>.
.HiENuup. Dsruvill FLOCK. Il. Il. Street.
photographs.
% 'ltilpl;I Ctlrd"ni,m Block. Main Street.
rriutcr> and Publishers.
STONE \ 60. talrd"nian l:"ck Main >i.
stoves and Tin Ware.
FLETCHER Eastern Avrnur
d T. ~ WOODRUFF Railroad street
j '"NhlEl Eastern Avenue
Watches, .JrwrlrN and Toys.
''A NEhA ROW ELL. Ctlcdnnian BIN Main 81.
h'J nIlruN Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25

In consequence Of the delay in start-
Ing the procc>>III. the commemorative
EXERCISES at the monument WcIc begun
at Il much laici hour han Wl> intended
1t WAS not until 4 o'rI"ch that the IaI.c
audience III he mammuthI tent erected uu
the hill WAS called t" order. and. in con
sequence "t the lItruc>S ot the hour.
the exercises were cut.iilrd to about
one sixth "t the original program.
George Washington Warren presided
and nmtrnducrd tine nrat"I Gcm. ChaII,.>
Dr\ru>. III. Nh Warren. president of
TIA" Bunker llill monument aS>"ciati"u.
giN. IN historical sketch Of the >nrictN
"l">In" his remarks hN the introduction
of ten. Sherman.
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nplIfted III solemn invocation above
heir SONS III every struggle. whether in
the forum or the field, for progress. for
liberty and for he rights of man.
r rom her halls. then converted into
hariarkS' had come forth the men, who,
WITHIN me 80 Years that had preceded,
ana more iargel than any others con
tf"lIed ana conducted the great debate
between England and her colonies.
which. beginning distinctly in 1854 10y
the proposed passage of the stamp act,
was now to he settled by the arhtra-
hent OF arms. In lao had graduated
Samuel Adams, and III his thesis for the
masters decree. had maintained the
fr'l'', Nv" n"'' was inc n','hd:iii"h
resist tL. .unro,,,o n,,,r;.,t,.,,a - ,t,'
commonwealth could ,,,, ,,,I,.,.,,.;, ~,
,,rnsar,.eJ ~. had h.n, f,,un,.,'J
,rnnr otb.rs h,rJI, I,,'. J;,,;,,,;,I,,J'
H., JareS ot;s L,' cn,,',a' III n'',,
dnin U,ncn,k and Adams l,, Warm,
and Ouincl Ditfrrin~ in nc,un,t;nn
in nersou,j ou,lities and mental cL,r,
,cteristics. this r,m,rk,hle rrnun he'd
hc.n drawn tocetI,rr Inv :, cnmmn, .n-
tbusi,sm r, their wn,k thny he'd
hrouuht every euorrv of mind md nt
bc,,t and thny sn nn,ou,o.I tL.;,, .h,r.
nf thc CONTROVERSY i'm which ,u tL.
Io,dino statesmen nf Rr;t,in L.,I mr.
ticin,tcd rs to have commended tLe
r,sn,ct of their onnnuents Will, th.,
iusnir.d and cnnviuc.d their avn
countrymcn. Many lived TO see their
homes fulfilled. vel not all Already
Quincy. the yuuurest of illustrious cir
,1e b,d r,.S,d .,n,o,I;nr viii hi. J,-
;,,,r v.nr,!, =, Li.s,i,,,,,,t, 49,, .I
tI,nir f,ith with ,I..i, IJ,,nJ" ,ro,J,'
tLo ,lnn,,, ,I,.,I,,,,. ,.f ,,,.,,t,.I I,,.i,,,,,
L,J ,L,,n,,,,.J g.. ,,,.,,,, ,,,.,'I ,',,'
.,.. ,f n.is and ,I,, Ia,,, ~, Vir,,,
,,,. r..,rI,. cnn,a
W. '''' 1t "r'0' vi l.
his time the rcpuiSc was terrific.
IN tf"ht "i our WORKS. SAYS Prescott,
"thc ground WaS covered with the
Killed and wounded. many of them
within II few yards" while before the
rail fence 'thc dead. in the homclN
phrase OF Stark. LAY thick aS sheep in
fold" Di>honor reigurd in the Brit
i>h ranks t" stay the I"ut WAS for the
moment Impossible. us many of the
companies had entirely lost their oili
GERS and for Il short time 1t seemed that
IllcN coilIu NOT ritilI aS;ilil. l1;lu Intfc
htth reserve al fresh troops now to
,'"n WIZ" ''.r[' 'i'""' nave p'ti'
i'i " "''" P">s'"'', I" o'T''i'|t ti'
"'!crc" ue'a'iilen'S "ilirii hah al
''""N i'"'ht" i'il,hti Iil''' OF even
proper support ana rcihi"rcehlch'' lle
'""iil'l W""l', nave ended h\ victory
:" '"i''l'''e ',''' Peinal'> II """,l nave
n'r'i |''eP''" as l"'''"S "'' r"n l" ,,'e
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JnfrLs.

ST. JOHNSBURN HOUSE
MAIN STREET. ST. JoHNsBURf. VT.
GEO. B. WALKER. Proprietor.
MISUNDERSTANDING. HOUSE.
NEWPORT. VT.
w +. BOWMAN Proprietor
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN Francisco. CAIIFoRSI,
=. II. SF.l MOI X Il co. PrupIictors
MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL.
STOWE. VT.
y hrSt-class Hotel, with all the modern improve
m"nts Accommodations for 800 GUESTS.
y. T. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
FRANKLIN SQUARE. Hosro>.
trst.class hotel in every respect
'lo'kER a BUCK. Proprictors.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
GEO. +. WARD. Proprietor
MARLBORO HOTEL.
~ W ASIIlNGTON STREET. RoSTON
On the American and European Plan.
y. Il. STEVENS Proprietor.
Formerly of Truttcr H"uSc Bradford.
GLEN HOUSE, New Hampshire.
ihls tav"rit' Summer Resort open from June Il
t" October l, ls,5. W. y G. r. MILLIKEN.
iNns" Pr"pri"t"rs.
1879 ST. LEON SPRINGS Is-.
This fivuritc resort for invalid. and pleasure,
seekers VIII hc for the reception of guests the
first Of June T"r,"S 81 10 per diem.
JAS. X. GILMAN
T.. W Jon INSON I Prurrirtnr-
+ &. SARGENT.
49, JAS. X. GILMAN Manager.
"BELNONT.''
european H"trI.)
t4:i 4 G-, WASHINGTON STREET RnsrnN
tDIy",ifs Glnbe TLeatreI
new li"uS, with Elevator and all mudrrn aI
pointmrni~.
Rooms ~ per day aud upwards.
Good Restaurant al mndrratr prices
SANBORN y HARDY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25

VI. STr - l. ~ co.
.,.,...it,. soldiers Monument, 1t. Johnsbury.
,.,u--uur copy per annum ------------ $3.50
D. t .rr,iIN IA al inc" $500
b subscriber will lind on his paper in CON
,,IlII nr~ name. the date tn which hr has paid.
.....r receipt l. necessary.
,,.t.,,s.-rrr. III Caledonia County. Subscri-
,r II rui- county viii remit with their sub
.-.,I,- ten cents III addition for p"sta"c. a. the
- ,.., r,,tulrc~ all pu~taE" "n the 'dted0nidH to
" and I adv anc,. II the Il. JohnShurN Post Office.
I,,, PRINTING. OF all kinds done At living prices.
'''...., and modern machinery and skillful work
.,I,. all kinds nt Job Printing can he done ls
,utl - cheap - IN the cities.
Lad Iii.iml>, card and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
Ill,. T.. lines one inch ~pucrl one week. Il 90
Each continuance. -
90 -.Illrr 81 tIn'S on" -
Each rnutlnIanCr,.---- 10
.rIt.,. tone inch ut -l;iCrl per wear, 90
-,,-- iri- per wear tr:Ich mc,. On
.rl MS l-tTaN- Notices I" Legislature. etc. 80
..I NuiI,,- pei square one week. k.---.---.- Il 81
Each cont InulmCc.. ~
=. Ii..,'i.rmrnf> illustrated ich cuts. ttreHfU-
... ~ ,.irlnrr Srdi' rates. v" objecfi"HG
.f,s.,..,is fs,.irrd dHd H"fhing bWi legitimate
. aIr ,i,,,n,i voirifcd.