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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30

..,r>- MOVING >uTTH.
Sb.rbrnnkr al 40 a. m.
,5.u,rllr = II 81 J"hnshury 900,
,rrI,,- Al W. K. Junction at
Leave, Shrrbr""kr at go y. m,
,r.!nuyillr lO:49. 81. l"hnShurN
II r.,,, n - arrives at W. X. junction
.,...u t. connect with trains for
...f ih,. West.
ISL fa-t tram ANA does h"' stop AT
IS. 4 r,urIr. ra~snmPslc. N"rr'sNllle'
o., nm
,... yrrr..s-Irayr- Montreal al 900
n o. M. Lynd"nNillc 3n:'. 81.
3D.. We'll, River i.uG. arrives at B"s-
.., -rnr at Lyndon. N"rrisville. and
,..5, gr.r..s-lraNc Montreal AT $3.50
ia iIudnnyIllt lI:2l 81. Johns
,,- I..i5a. IN. Wells River l2:I5
tam ,I4 Plymouth. at IA a. III.
rE,I>7 MuyI>" NuEIm.
..,,,, " L. junction at l:jj p. M,
IA, II .Jnhn-huTN 800. Lynd"nVillc
DID,, go arrives al ~hrrhr""ke al $50.
.,..-Ira,r~ ". l.. junction at -:l5
r..,I 1905 -. .I"hnshurN lilo, Lyn-
NV, port Ia y. IN, arrives AT Nh"r-
. ..r
u,g Ef..,,ss-Lravcs Boston at $50 IA.
....fuI Wells River - =. m. 81
.u IAudm, lille 80. Newport i:i6, ar
...fr,.,I at H..n y. m.
net II 10 Al Mclmd"cs. N"rrisVill",
e.. tuI l>ud"n.
l.br Elur.s>-IraNrs li">t"n al 6:OO
.u. u.u.iII ellis River l:.IO a M, ~.
"a Lyndon, ill,. 2.ni. Newport 3iI, ar
..rr.h At 9nu =. n.
-.nd.,, aud not Monday. Does not
...-. dc, - j. Centre and Lyndon.
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West Concord.

Rev. ID. +. Miller of II. .I"hn>hury.
will preach AT the Methodist Church
next sabbath, >rrN ices commencing at
haIi-p:t>t ten. Gospel meetings II South
Victory and South Kirby. At half past
two.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30
Garden Thieves.

Some of our citizens already begin to
complain of drpredati"ns upon THEN
gardens. These incurSions are gemcr-
ally made by boys. old enough to know
better. but to" Young to >r.nd to prison
~ soon us the first fruits hcgin To ripcn.
these dcprcdat"r> appear. The best
lesson Is I" bring them before Il justice
and fine them roundly. as DIR. Brown
did the C"mm"r and King boys: but
men cannot always watch their gardens
We know of one man. however,. who
lost Tomatoes and other fruits last wear.
who stands guard over his growing TUT
with Il munkct il his hand and fire in
his eye. and We predict Il .i"h for the
surgeons before the summer is out
Others are talking of setting traps and
spring guns, and we expect more game
will hc haS%cd as the season advances.
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GrathG.

Al st I"hn>hurN July Il Walter Eugene. son
Of John W and Annie X. Page aged Year and IL
months
At West Burke. july l.. Laura Bundy. wif,. III
Austin Packet aged -; I;rnrtlrh"rn papers please
copy.
Vt Concord. July -. Henry Turner. aged -
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East HardWick.

The farmers are progressing with
their having. with good crop. Crops
of all kinds are looking well. but are
rather late.
Mrs. ID. b. Jewett. of Newton. Mass.
is spending Il few days with her brother,
J. X. Delano. on the old homestead.
There are several of the sons and
daughters of Har,lwick from various
parts of the country now ut home spend
ing vacations.
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,5lrn -7dlrrfsrnrrnfs.

-5lrw advertisements.
Persistent Advcrti-n. in the right medium
brings business.
TWO Tencmcnts to rent. One on first floor and
i one up stairs -2s3 {. &. BINGHAM.
ENPERIENCED NURSE wishes situation.
II Address. II. C.. Box 532. st. .Johnsbury. sl-s2
4 MANNERS TO RENT. Front rooms |.
\ Il. Gorham's Hat and Shoe store.-very pleas
ant-Price moderate. Enquire of
If |. Il. GORHAM.
L. me WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
i HOW ARD y ROW ELLIS.
pABBlrT METAL.-A quantity of old type for
ID hahhltting, al II cents pound if called for
s"nn, at CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
CONDITIONAL NOTES. Just printed, and for
Y sale al the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
l OSI-Between Peacham aud st .Johnsbury.
j Ivia Danville a cuff with black ruameled gold
sleeve button. The finder leaving il al the taledo
MAN Office, will lie satisfactorily rewarded.
It, TIRZAH NJ. GUY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30
The Merchants Bank

Another step in the career of the new
pahk has been taken in the appoint-
menl of Mr.. W. f. Hazcn of Wnod>tnck.
cashier. Mr.. EIazen has been assistant
cashier OF the Woodstock National
Bank, and the Standard of last week
thus speaks OF him. Mr.. Hazen is Il
thoroughly accomplished banker and
every way fitted to fill the position to
which he is invited. As Il citizen he is
acllN" and earnest in all good works.
and one VIII" will he greatly missed by
society. But while we regret his de
laiiurc we congratulate him on the
hatieilng prospect opening before him
and wish him all the success he can
desire: Oar st. JohnshurN neighhUrs
Will find that they have got the right
man III the right place" 1t is expected
that the new bank will begin business
the tilSt of September.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30

-r g,.ron go a. m.-7.3o p. M.
= ''' ~. INV and Western 90 -. m.
\.~ IA Norrhrrn 4 stage mails. 4'oo
p 10 r, anl a. III. Southern and
-,.rr .. M - p. N.
,-,l.m q, \. VI. t"- +. VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30
Lake Memphremagog and Return.

Lake Memphremagog and Return.
Excursion Tickets good ten days from date viii
be sold parties of ten more, for fare one way
aud one dollar for the Lake trip.
GOING NORTH.
Accm. ID. Err. Mad Err
Pm. pm. Pm A. NJ.
Arrive Newport, LEO 40 100 335
Montreal 40 900
&c Quebec. $50 A NJ
GOING SOUTH.
4ce'm ID. Err. MdiL " EI
Leave Quebec. LOO 80
Montreal 9.O5 30
Newport g.23 80 a. NJ 7O5 A NJ. $40
RicheIieu Line Stesmers.-Leave Montreal
daily. except Sunday, =. III. Arrive at Quebec
$50 Leave Quebec 100 y. III. Arrive AT
Montreal d IA III.
~aguenay Line SteHmer..-leave Quebec
daily. except SUNDAY and Monday. at 100 n. Ill
Time for round trip, Il hours.
Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamers.-Leave
Quebec every Tuesday AT y. IN
steamer on Lake Memphremagog.-Lrav
Newport 40 a. IN. Returns 1900 noon. Leaves
Newport 100 III. Returns 800 p.
Music by the Blasdel Orchestra at the
Memphremagog House, on arrival OF trains, and
during the evening from To III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30
Montpelier Affiiction to DR.. Lord

The following particulars of Il sad
atfliction which betel DIR. Lords family
at Montpelier last week, We find in the
Burlington Free Press: As Rev. Or.
VIM. II. Lord was riding out. Thursday
sic. five Years old. the horse became
frightened from some cause, and ran
turi"uslv down a steep hill in the virin-
ity of Wright's Mills, in the westerly
part of the town. throwing Mr.. Lord
from the wagon and dragging him some
distance upon the ground, he still cling
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5Harriaqr!s.

At Tho residence "f the brides father. July II.
hN Re, Il. ". Rutland, assisted hv Rev. Il. Ethr
ild.' "f hiciG" Rev. cyrus {. L">rl"N al otta
Wa III md Miss Ellen Z. E-ntr-w ct Barnet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30

l IST OF LETTERS remaining uncalled for il
/ 4 the st Juhn.hury Post Office July 30, ISIS.
ISr,larl Jas Hammond. Mrs. &.
BrouillaId Michael Havln, Haven John
Hrlangrr l.. Heath. tIen.
Burke. This Howard Mrs. Martha
Bi-hHw. Lucy Harris. 'arri" X
Hr"sseIu l.. Lewis. Alice
Boy den, Lewis - LHclnce. Jas.
Brown Mary Mrs. NI"rrau. Louis
C"IirturN e. Miller. j. I.
Dugut Geo. Pope Hattie
dunbar \ NJ Plumlry. \. L.
dunbar Flora \ PaIIsh Ellen \.
tivnr G.. H. Provost. augusta
Heath Ellen smith. Hon. las
IIartw-H l.. NJ l"un.. Nrtti- j.
HAYWARD Mrs. II. \. Watt. Jas
Hudson Amasa Ward. Nathaniel
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30

ter \. H., the same church recently
lett 10y Mr.. Tucker.
rev l.. b. Tasker of Sutton. who
"'"' Oh IA vacation for his health, is
receiving no benefit, but rather ruuuing
""N"' aS his many friends will legret
To learn.
a ministerial party consisting of Revs.
Edward /. Fairbanks, II. +. Fuller and
"e". y. Nebher, ID. d., and Mr.. Put
neH OF this place, have gone to DiNville
Notch. for Il little recreation.
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2}irfh5.

Vt OranGr. Mass Jul, II a daughter I" II II
aud Emma l.. toss
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toFnsburr Q'alrdonian.

,,n.nnr,. Vt. Friday july go 1919
Itt,r IImr Table.
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SprriaI 5lnfrrs.

PA>>t MPSIC LODGE. No. p r. n a. NJ.
Regular communication Thursday eve. on - he
fore the full of the Moon. j. T.. TAYLOR Sec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-30
ST. Johnsbury, and Some of its Insti-
tutions


buttons.
Gun place MAS Itonorcd last week h,
Il visit from two live newspaper men
Representatives of the New York Er
press and the Springfield Union no
on their excursion about the lakes ano
mounilIm>. took occasion To rum about
this place u little. From Il full and in
Icrcstug letter in the Union of the I'D
Nc take some extracts. which will h,
; found Of interest. although treating %
matters which our readers are suppose,
+" know all about:
"i!aNing little >paIe time Oh my
hands Thought | could best impruN,
it 10y stopping tor Il few hours III thi,
village and taking e look about Il plar,
which has long been famous ~ the hiItl
place and nome of one of our StIudaI,
American industries. One does not nee,
Ia spend much time III 81. JolnshuIN I,
hc convinced that this is no or,linai
community, for Il casual stroll about
the streets gives glimp>e> OF an rlrgan,
leisure and Il cultivated taste. more he
fitting I" The suburbs of Il large an,
Wealthy city than to :; country Village
with Il few Thousand people. One &"
the iiISt things which arrests the visit
or'> attention a. he >tI"ll> up the hill l.
the beautiful library and .tIt gallery
luildin" which s-ta:.d> upon the top "
the hill at the mead al the street lead
ing from the station up into the Village
The building itself i an architecture
gem. plain. substantial and elegant il
keeping. ,.Ntrrioll> and architecturallN
with the use to which il is devoted
Within there, is one of the best Sclcctc,
and most expensive free public iihraIic
10 hc found anywhere upon the CONT
f ncnt. and in the art gallery i'll the rta
of the huilding proper. there Is
icl>tadt'S masterpiece l"Scmit'
Valley. Both the building and its con
tents were the gift of Mr.. Horace Fair
banks. one of the members of the seal
making finn. and besides erecting tn
building and filling it with the hes
I books attainahlc -hest both lS to thei
contents and their exterior dress h
heats and lights the building. pays tn
Librarians and makes constant addition
e to the thousands of volumes with Whlc
, he began. \ trcer free library thai
: this would bc hard to imagine. and
the 81. Johnsbury people do not rca'
t under these tavoring circumstance
| they certainly have only themselves t
blame. There are three apartments Il
the library, Il reading room well stocked
| with papers and magazines, the genera
, library room for the selection and dis
- trihution of books. and Il consultatio
-, room well stocked with cyclopTdi;i
/, and other valuable and costly works {
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-06
Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA.RAILRoAD.


Returning, leave depot at Berks and American
Street. Phila., at 700, $50 and 9.45 Il. M; 210
$50 and b.l5 p. IN.
Fare from Lehighton to Philadelphia, s255.
gebl 1874, ELLIS CALK, Agent
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-06

FENHE People of Lehighton and vicin-
- ity all unite in testifyiug that at A +.
j. DURLING'S Drug and Family Med
icine Store, PURE, FRESH and UNADUL-
TERATED MEDICINES can always be
found. may 0
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-06
eesAMN REWARD for an incurable

s'11 EtEEEH dse of Catarrh After having
" snutfcred, deluged, gargled, hawk
ed, spit aud gagged t. your eutre satisfaction In
your useless endeayors TO get relief from catarrh
use Briggs Alleyiatnr according to directions. The
filthy mass of mucous will be Immediately expell.
cd, and the Inilamed surface sOothed, the eyes
sparkle with delight, the head feels natural again;
hope reyIveE, for is sure TO follow the use OF
this agreeable, scientific and reliable remedy.
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WITS ALL VERY WELL,

EAsTnoVIT'S ALL VERY WELL,
FHENhS those not troubled to think IL isn0fh-
n ing to hare Pies For this reason,
the unfortunate sufferer gets very litle sympathy.
The dg0nyqf 76phet is not or cannot be much oorse
than he torture endured by millions ,0ho are troubled
toih internal bleeding, external and itching piles.
Glad Tidings for sggsrerer Briggs'S Pile Remedies
are mild, safe and sure.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-06
nnm,noVT THE eXcruciating pair
HbEhr& produced by corns, the unceas
~ " AAbDS inc tWinpinp from BuniOUS. thi


ing twinging from Bunions, the
piercing, distressing pain from lngrOwing Nails,
cannot be described. Thousands suffer, not know
ing there is cure. Briggs corn and Bunion
Remedies are no acid or potash compounds, but
are reliable, soothing, aud electual, and justly
merit the success they have earned from an ap-
preciatiye public. The Curative is healing oint-
ment; Immediate relief is obtained by its applica-
tion, and IL will positively the worst cases Of
festered corns, intlamed and liberated bunions,
the sOTes instep the largest aud seyersst biisters
the most extensive caositics the soles or heels
OF the feet unequalled in the cure of childbl,ius
frosted feet. The Aleyiator for ordinary corns
and preventing their formation is absolutely un-
equalled by anything ever known. Ask for Briggs
Remedies Take no other.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-06

Mail East connects east and west at Erie with l.
S NJ W and at irviueton with Oil Creek and
Allegheny Il X W.
Mail West with east and west trains on L s NJ
S X W. and at Cory and lrvineton with Oil Greek
and Allegheny X RW.
Elmira Mail and Buffalo Rxpress make close
connections at Wiiliamsport with n C r W trains
uorth, and at Harrisburg with II w trains
south. WM- A. BALDWIN, Gen'l Supt.
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ISend stamp for full information,
Price List, &C., &c. DANIEL f.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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NENTRAL r.. X. OF N, j.
" LEHIGII & SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
UN;,oo TrohIn nf Doa n 1904

Time Table OF Dec. z, 1874.
Trains leave Lehighton as follows;
For New York, Philadelphia, Easton, &c, a, 7.37,
11.O7 a. m, 227, 447 pm.
For Mauch Chnnk at 1915 a. M, LA, 5.3s, and,
903 p. m.
For Wilkes.Barre and Scranton at 1918 a. M, LA
5.3S p. M.
Retuyning-Leave New York, from station Gem
tral Railroad Of New jersey, foot of Liberty
street, North River, at5.l5, 900 a. M, 1910,
400 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'a
X. r., at 100, 945 IL M, 2.i0, 10 p. m.
Leave Easton at $50, 1l4s a. M, 800 and
715p m.
Leave Mauch Chunk at 7.3O, IL .0o a. m 2.2O and
iA0 m.
Fo, further particulars see Time Tables at the
Stations
u.P. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger agent
July 4, 1874.
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OnmnulARE THE MOST PLEN-

VUEHE& tful kind Of grain in he market.
Every one has a supply, from
The three gear old child to the Orandsire ueTgiHg on
hundred; stylish, handsome young ladies Cho daily
promenade fashionable resorts; middiedJed matroRsi
old maids, dressed up 70 appear young and gay; dan
dies, iOth their pdtsHedters, and iarentiable ioai
ing stick; The Clergyman merchant, clerk, artisan
and mechanic, Of all ages and stations, haze tuii
supply Qfcorls Junios, bad RdiS, and other bother
aons Of the Jeet all Of Ohich are baRished and cured
by the use Of Briggs'S Corn and BaHioH Remedies,
AHeuiatOr and Curdiire. Sold by
A. j. DURLING, Druggist,
Lehighton, Pa.
May 9.-1S74 1y.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-10
4 NICE LITTLE GAME.

San Fraucisc" people love strangers,
and they -oinrli,:srs take EN- III. One
of 'em loved ne. stepped into a gor-
geons saIoau. of course only 20 get a
light. Their. was IA bakers dozen of nice
fellows there. Um" Of EN- spoke.
just in time, says he.
For what" says /.
Penny under the heel, says lac.
''All right" says l.
Take n haudz" says tic.
II WILL" says |.
Then he said the way to play it Gas to
put one heel on penny laii nu the
floor. then reach forward with piece Of
chalk. and mark OH the floor, "a far as
possible from the toe, and the one whose
mark proved to be nearest to the toe
was stuck for drinks. It's lovely game.
| marked. then another fellow marked,
then another fellow marked, and in
reaching forward lifted his heel from the
penny; then cuSs behind him quick as
"A flash, picked up the penny and he
gave ne sly wink; tIieu he said:
Your heel amt on the penny"
at Is, SAID he.
at amt, says !.
Drinks that IT is. said he
Done" says |.
| found was done. That cus- ilauled
of his shoe aud shook out another pen
ny They sell champagne by the drink
here at two bits IL glass. They had
some, and l disbursed 3 - in coin.
That cuss then came over and said. I'll
give you a chance To get even
How" says |.
"Odd or even" says he.
"All right says 1. Then he made n
6 on a piece of paper, and held it 80 l
could see it; then, "0dd on even('
Even" says l.
you're stuck, says he, and turned
that six up side down and it was nine.
| rmured Just little / told him it
was hardly fair to ask me if wanted TO
get even, and theE show me odd He
said it did look odd.
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pOefral.
THE LONELY HEART.

The following l.a,heii, lyric WAS write
D; the Rev Charles Wolfe. author Of ia
lines "n the burial or Sir I"In Moor. an,
though puhlishfd III liis works. j. not grnti
ally known.
II had thought thou cDuid-i have. hic.l,
! might not weep for iirr:
Bat forgot. wl,rn hy i.iy dc.
Thai tnoH could / mortal lee:
II never through my mind had passed
Tn, linn. would c'rr l,c DER
And on thee shnuid lunk NV last,
And thou -huu,lst sinii. u" more!
Aud >iiil upon HAT far, !"'k.
And think Twill smile aeiin;
Aud still The thought | will not bIo"k.
Thai must look in vain!
But when spc,k-ihOu dD-i n"l say
What thou nc'cr lrfi'si ums;iid
And now I feel, as well may,
Sweet Mary! thou art dead!
II thou wouldst stay even rs thou ant,
al cold and all serene
still might press thy silent heart,
Aud where thy smiles have been,
While cen thy chill bleak corpse have,
Thou secmcst still mine own;
But there lay thee ia thy grave
And | am now alonei
do not think whcre'er thou art,
Thou hast forgotten me;
And J, perhaps, may sOOthc this heart,
In thinking too of thee;
Yet there was round thee such a dawn
Oflight ne'er seen before,
As fancy never could have drawn,
And never can restored
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-10
Democrats in thi, direction were fail

Democrats ia thi, direction were fail
nr-,.
Ia fact. this document = more remark
a Il. fur what it does NOT say than for
What il does say. II is not explained
why the Democracy i.gi>l,ts.,l ia ilI.. i.i
ter. - of eambI. r, =, :.-~~rii.i,.s the pen
al;ies for this Grim. and relieving per
SONS who kn",.,'.;i. leased their prem
Isr-~ Tor snclI purI,u>cS from ell RESPONSE
bllity. IL IL mol explained why the
Democracy, ou page 1876 Of the last vol
uIne of laws, exempted certain city bonds
from Taxation. 1t is not explained why
the Democracy, under threat Of a with
drawal of VOTES, cOwardly bent its knees
to IA religious sect and made i.s demand
a part of our statute books. Ii is not
explained why the Democracy at the call
of "A few spectators and partiSans at
tempted to destroy one of the legislative
bodies of the city of Toledo. Nothing
is said in palliatiOn or explanation of the
miserable Wood county business, where
by i'll the closing days of the Democratic
Legislature, shame aud disgrace were
brought upon the people of Ohio.
Give us another document
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-10

THE Democratic mind is torn up just
now by an apprehension that the Repub-
lican leaders are about to abandon the
currency i-sue. The rag maniaes show
a. much distress for fear this issue will
IL. neglected as If they really had n
glimmer Of sense, and would feel safer
if the Republican party would insure the
adoption OF sound financial views They
seem to wish to profit politically by dem
agogue hOwls for ''mOFe money, and at
the same time can't help feeling fright
enei at :he possibility of imitation They
are beginning to see that imitation may
possibly do for politics, but Hard Money
is onr best hold for business
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-10

THE one-hundredtha anniversary of the
Baptist church in Turkeyfoot, Somerset
county, Pa, took place August 10Th and
10th, 1875. The services commenced
Thursday evening, 18th, with sermon
from Rev. w. w. Hickman, Of Union
towI.. A number of churches have
sprung from this church, although it is
now the only Baptist church in Somer-
set county. and the oldest of all the
churches in the county. There is good
traditional and eireumstantiaI evidence
that tine first Baptists and the first
Christians that entered this county were
members from RogerWil.ianIs' church in
Rhode Island
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-10

BEE keepers should contract the en-
frances to their hives every evening
The moths are about the hives in count
less numbers these nights, and the bees
can keep them out with far less trouble
and danger If the entrances to the hives
are quite small. They should be kept
more open through the day.-HahODing
VALLEY NelCS.
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a COUNCIL representing fourteen
churches and four associations recon-
mended the First Baptist church, Mans
field, TiOga county, Pa. to dePose Rev.
J.. E. Bell from whatever ministerial
standing he had Che having formerly
been twice tried by eonneils) and with
drew from him the hand Of fellowship.
The church, however, ON receipt Of
letter Of contrition from the accused has
resolved 10 retain him in fellowship.
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NITdoLEsAI.h AND RETAIL DEALERS
w In Groceries, Flour, Fish, and general
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
Produce generally East side OF Main Street
fiIsL door north of Colt House Block: findlay
tIhio. April Is, 7O-tf
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W, L. DAVIS. J.. DAVIS. NJ. L. DErwILi
naNIS OETWIIER CO.

NTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
w and Dealers In Flour, Provisions, Wood
en-, vii ow and Stone Ware, Confectionery
Fruits, and "A tsene- al Variety y. Goods at Whole
sale at Cl. VsslaId and Toledo prices Nos. Il
aud Main Street.
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A REAL Christian seldom sees q defect
in his neighbOr. A pure lake reflects the
beautiful sky, the clouds, and the whole
overhanging trees, but when it is ruftied
it reflects nothing that is pure. A bad
man, a real seoundrel, seldom sees a
good trait in the character Of bis neigh
bor. Aninperfeet glass reflects nothing
correctly, but shows its own deficiency
A perfect mirror reflects but bright and
pure images.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-10

COSsTANCY in gospel obedience Is the
beauty and glory Of it. All that profess
GodIiness, keep the law now and then;
but the exeelIeney Of it lies in eonstaDey.
Ps. cxxIx. 80. 1I2. Matt. XIV. -.
Heb. K. 29.-THOs. Cole.