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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
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Don't she'd Your winter clothing
the first spring day.
II Covdcry lost horse Icy disease
on Tuesday of last week.
Post office "rrn Fast day one hour
"u arrival Of the morning and evening
mails
New sugar i, plenty about town
Vet sugar makers GENERALLY predict a
poor year.
The Free Baptist >"cictH have a so
cial gathering nj their hall tonight,
with hot sugar added.
People who have not vet attended,
do not realize what they lose in omit
ting the no"n-day prayer meetings.
Sugar and necktic party At food
Irmplars' hall ut the Ceutrc, Friday
evening. Invitation general.
Fast Day services tomorrow at the
south Church. Sermon 10y Rev. o.
Roys at IO:;iO. and social meeting at
2OO.
The North Church congregation
viii try L" get acquainted with each
other Tonight. at Il social gathering in
the vcStry.
The weather for the last week has
been pleasant. driving up the mud. and
partially confirming the propheSl of II
early spring.
Ira Harvey is preparing the torn
dation tnl Il small store on the Avenue
between MI. Bcanc's photograph gal
lcry and the UnivrrsaiSt church.
There will be services in the ChuCl
OF the Messiah on Fast Day at hall pas
ten o'clock. The rich man and LazIru,
viii lee Mr.. IiIIot>om'> subject next sun
day evening.
Om advertisers are getting 80 nu
III Il lump. There is really no need OF
tins. ion the Caie,ionian'S advertisement:
are all read.
Rev. j. J.. Humphrey has decline,
|" serve the tow as superintendent q
schools. and the >rlrcimcn have an
pointed Rev. -. +. Miller in his place
Those intending To teach in this town
III" coming summer will notice that tn,
examination Is Monday, April u.
MII'i bowman received Il lette
from hi, son iIarlau's wife on Tuesda,
evening. which gave liScouraginy re
ports concerning the son health. IL,
moved from Iowa to san Berna rdino
California. last fall. hut it is feared he iii,
not 90 soon enough to recover his healtl
even in that wonderful climate.
We find. in the stockton, Cal
He'did of the ETH inst. an account u
festival holden 10y the Congregations
church III Pioneer Hall in that city, i
which Is an allu>ion i'll very compll
mentally terms to Mrs. Alice Burke
daughter of Mr.. VI. F. Blake, of gu
Village she having sung several piece
with which the managers were so niue
pleased they presented her choic
bouquet of flowers. She was Il favorit
singer III one of the rhoiIs in this plac,
and no doubt will find many fl lends i
her western home.
To Return.
RIm"r has il that Edward Stile
stanton, Thompson. Woods. etc, Noun
men VII" went from this place to Cal
f"lnia i'll January. are soon to return
not having found business there thu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

Chandler Scientific Department.
Th" primary ann nt this department is Ia furnish
i practical, Liberal education. harmnnilng with
the wants and spirit OF the aye" 1t alsn aims 1" tit
young for civil 81 mechanical engineering. ia
which its graduates lind at once hunnrahlr and In
rraiive positions Address. Ir-sidrnt SMITH. "r
Prof +. l.. EUGGLES Hanover, y. H. tMar 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
ST. tsuhnsburp Galedonian.
+. John,bury. Vt, Friday. April 10. 1873.


u,IIS rLOSE-Bnstnn, 80 a. M 80 =. IN.
New York city and Western, 80 a m
II 30 a III. Northern 81 Stage mails 100
,vvrvIF-Northern 9O5 a. IN. Southern and
Western l. m.-4:53 p. III.
,t,. bnur- from :! \. VI. to Z. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
CRANKY.

CRANKY.
\ fire which bid fair to be serious.
caught in the roof of the dwelling house
of .. Is. Wells. April 9. When first
discovered ii was burning through the
roof into the chamber. Help WIS
called and they succeeded III cxtin-
gushing the flame by breaking through
/ the roof from the inside. No ladders
we've /" hc had short OF going To the
nciglhors. Water WAS obtained from
the cellar. and hat seems provid"ntial.
/ this was the first day that water to any
amount had come into the cellar. Mn.
Wells having carried water toI list at
house and barn Il distance of 20 lods or
more. all winter. Estimated damage
To house and furniture. so No i'll
sulancc. Some ncighhors are offering
generous assistance.
Deer aIe reported To have been killed
IN great numbers III the the northern
part of the town.
Wits have been all the rage tor the
last few weeks. Peddlcl Bartlett haN ing
sent no less than five To Ice served here
and III ict"ry.
spring examination of teachers viii
he held at the school house in Dist. No.
:. on Saturday May list. ut nine o'clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16

Mayor Bowman received a letter
from his son iIarlau's wife on Tuesday
evening. which gave di>couraging re
ports concerning the son health. lie
moved from Iowa to san Bcrna rdino.
California, last fall. hnt it is feared he did
not 90 soon enough to recover his health
even in that wonderful climate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
MlLlEN cry

From New York and Boston, which will be sold
cheap. Strar, Chip and Neapoltan Hat Fto"ers,
Ribbons, Ldces, Feathers sold at WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL.
Please call and examine. Don't forget the place,
FLANDERS BLOCK, Railroad Street. 6sft
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
Lyndonville.

The public schools of the village will
begin Monday. April l9th. The higher
department will Ice taught lay Miss
Hattie Miller and the primary 10y Miss
Ncttie Proctor. These teachers have
success. The school will continue ten
weeks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16

Sugar aud pecktic party At food
Irmplars' hall ut the Ceutrc, Friday
evening. Invitation general.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS

Mrs. GEO. &. FLANDERS is pleased to inform
her friends and patrons that she has Just received
II splendid line of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
The New Merchants Banl

Books We're opened at the Avenue
House on Tue day, for subscriptions to
the capital stock OF the new national
bank IN this place. On "Wednesday af-
tcrnoum subscriptions to the amount of
two hundred and fifteen thousand dol
ltiS had been received. distributed IN
fourteen different towns. There were
scVc.tecn subscribers from lvmdon
taking about fifty Thousand dollars worth
of stock. Barnet furnished nineteen
subscribers. Danvillc seven. Concord
about the same number. Rlegatc. Wa
ttrtold. Burke. etc. the remainder. OF
the l37 subscribers. - are from out of
town. The stock is mainly taken 10y
men of mcanS who take this way To in
vest their surplus capital. The balance
of the S:OO,OOO capital wanted will
doubtless I've taken in II day OF two. and
the books closed 1t is rumnlrd that Il
new bank building will he erected on
Railroad street. md that Il director will
he chosen from both Lyndon and Bar
net.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
Small POX.

Ruel Wheeler, who formerly lived in
Orleans county, came up from Massa-
chusetts one day last week, and after
visiting about Barton Landing, went
up To his sisters to spend the night
when he was taken i'll. and physician
called who pronounced it IL ease OF
small poX. OF course there is consider
able excitement about town
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
Farm in Lyndon For Sale /!

The Ira Dow farm now occupied by Sayr- Ran
dali. three miles from Lyndon tITnrr On the
branch road Ia y hrrlnCk Hollow. Said farm
sists of ~ II Land div Idr into tIlligr Mood
and pastura@r-abnut 81 acres "f woodland with
sugar orchard of some GOO trees House and barn,
in """d repair. and running water to harms. For
particulars terms. etc, enquire OF
\. q. HARRIS
Lyndon Crutr, IIti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16

not one OF the thirty-five or forty per-
sons who had agreed to join the excur-
sion, will go at all-at least not at
present. To ordinary mortals, $1,000
for drawing a car over the road and
back. would seem to pay pretty well.
Tbc roads could do it seven days in
the week as well as not, and with little
additional expense and it would he
money for them to encourage such ex-
cursions. But then, the Pacific rail-
roads and steamboat lines tall con-
trolled by one company are the worst
monopoly on this continent, and their
action III this instance is characteristic.
We understand Mr.. Harvey, ticket
agent at this place, is now endeavoring
to get reduced rates for an excursion i'll
Il second-class car. There will he no
sleeping accommodations, and those
who take it will be obliged to sit bolt
upright for eight or nine consecutive
days and nights. Had the former plan
worked, several gentlemen with their
wives were to join it from this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
NEW PAINT SHOP.
Flowers,
Shrubs,
Plants.

The subscriber is prepared Ia furnish Flowers
Plants, Shrubs and Fruit Trees. and everything
pertaining I" the Flower and Vegetable Garden
Tomato, Cahbae,.. and other plants in their season
Also, Flower and Vegetable seeds.
JAMES HANILTDN.
tImur1O Corner at " thSier and Paddock II
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To Return,

II.
Rumnr has il that Edward Stiles.
Stanton, Thompson. Woods. etc. young
men VII" went from this place to Cali
f"lhia III January, are soon t" return.
not having found business there that
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16

People who have not vet attended,
Il" not realize what they lose III omit
ting the noon-day prayer meetings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16
New Churches.


The Free Haptl>r> of this place met
on Monday evening /" talk over plans
for Il church c,liiicc. They already find
their hall too strait fnr them even their
PRAYER meetings ill il full They own
the double house and lot on Main street.
corner of Prospect. and if they can raise
the necessary funds they will erect Il
hor>, of Worship there. beginning the
work soon. The plan i Ia build II
hou>, II lay ~ feet on the ground. with
high basement t"I Nc>irl rooms. The
gIuund l. we'll suited I" give Il good
basement. They hope to hc able It"
put up and cover THEM house. and then
Worship in the veStIl until able l." com
/ plctc the main room. IlIc >IIr of the
house according to the plan. is about
equal i'll capacity TO the Methodist
church. Whether To build of wood or
brick Is an open question. 1t is thought
ii good house can he put up ON that lot
at thi, time tor from five t" >iN thou
sand dollars. One Thousand WAS sub
>clihrd Monday evening.
The Calvini>tic Bapti,t> talk ot erect
ing Il Nr>trl on their church lot. On
Railroad street. corner ct Maple. the
present summer; adding the main cdi-
lice at some future time. We under
stand Nj. Lev. X. Fuller of Bratrlchnrn.
presented this >ucicty with Il deed OF
the lot. one day last week. The lot
sold ion S:}JOO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-16

Ou advertisers are getting 80 nu
imcrou> NC must call attention to them
III Il lump. There is really no need of
tins. fol the Cditionidn'S advertisements
are all read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04

for ch eause could not marry again. adopted. The
Central Ohio Iowa, and the Upper Iowa conferences
have also been held.
At the last General Council of the Reformed
Episcopal Church the following seven missionary Jus
dicons were established The missionary jurisdiction OF
ST. john comprising New-Brunswick NovaScoua' ana
Prince Edward Island q That Of Ottawa comprising
Ontario Quebec and Manitoba. g. Plat OF the Pacihc'
comprising British Columbia and all the States ana Ter
rtores Of the United states west OF the Rocky Mounlas
L. That of tie East, comprising Tho NcwEngland states
and the States of New-York and New-Jersoy. .. The
Central, comprising Pennsylvania and Delaware o.
Thst of the South comprising the District Of Columbia,
Maryland and all other States lying east OF the hisss
spp River and south OF the Ohio River not already IN
claded in the missionary jurisdiction Of the East ana INC
Central missionary Jurisdiction. T. The Jurisdiction OF
tbe Northwest aud West. comprising Ohio, Michigan IN
diana Illinois Wisconsin, Minnesota, and a the states "
ing ves of the Mississippi River and east OF the ROCKY
Mountains. Standing coinmtees have been app0htea
for all OF these Jurisdictions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04

DACIFIC MAIL s. ). LINE.
Z FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, snt CHINA
Sailing ilOm Pier A., North River.
FOR ASPINWALL;
:. g. COLON, FGl 'ay, Oct. 10 at IL M
Connecting all Central American and Plcihc ports
TXc slG TsHets 10 the ChiaG Exposition and Return,
good I'LL March, 1876 S35l, gold outward oni5 So $oh
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. for JAPAN ana CHINA
s. 5. CITY OF TOXIC Monday, Nov. l. ,.,,,
FROM SAN FVk NClSCO for AUSTRALIA and NEW
3 :. VAsCO DE- CANA, Saturday Oct Q.
II. J. BuLLAi. superintendent
DIED STAR LINE.-AppOlnted to carry the
ke Belgian ard United states hails.
The following steamers are appointed TO san.
FOR ANTWERP
From Philadelphia. - From Ne% York. .
VADERLAS O........Oc II SWITZERLAND .....tct ~
3EDERLAN D......,Noy; o lSrATE 0FNEEADANVy''
For philadelphia - FOR NewYors o..
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. -
First cabin SEQ second cabin. sou
stectagc ticket, 20 and from al POINTS 20 e lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed
GEO. W. COTTON, Agent, ~ RIOadsL
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent
Battery place. New YORK.
PETER WRIGHT 6 SONS Gcnl hl,ss,
3O1 Malantst. Pi1A
B. WONDER BECliE General European Agent Ant@erp
THE STATE LINE 3,S STEAMSHIP STATE
VIII sail from pier No 80 North River for
GLASGOW and BELFAST
on wednesday oct g. az noon.
Passengers booked reduced rates To all parts O Ores"
'''''''" AUSTIN BALDWIN s. CO.. AEentr,
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INMAN LINE.-Fmed Southerly Course.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

From Piers ~ and a. North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
FRANCE; I!ursday Oct q 10 P M
ENGLAH D.~....Oct o u NJ TIE QUEEN, oct * ID M
EGYPT -. oct. 49, SPAIN. Oct 30 ; - M
Cabin passaee $50 and $40 currency greatly
reduced Prices Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
eerage Tickets from Liverpool NJ the lowest rates Apply AZ
the Company Office, No 80 Broadway ,,-o, 49,.
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Ncm publications.

A NEW NOVELTY May Agnes Fleming,
n emitted NORiEES REVENGE. viii be Issued in few
deys by G. w. CARLETON d Co.
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Ud;rhes, sewslrp, Sc.

ENIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRf, sn q
~ sILVEGWARE bought and scli back When a. nv nv gI.
a very sra advance watches ard iewclry rolAtel
elias wo!kmen. GEORGE C. ALLEN, NJ. lloO broS"S"'
near 29.hsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULI~POWEHED STEAMSHIPS -,
Sailing Otk IUitDAlS, nom LFefpopi On
THURSDAYS, calling II Cork lial boz each way.
BALIiI. SAIU RDAy. Oct. ., ~ 1880 L. m
BRTrANNIC. SATURDAY. oct 10, 80 q a. ~.
GERkIANIC, SATURDAY, oct ~, Il ! D. IN
CELTIC. SArU KDAI, oct. 30, AZ $3.50 .. NJ
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY Nov. q. ~ 1900 m yu
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, fIbI - "V"i"
RIVER -.
These Steamers the fastest trade IN form N $50
and unsurpassed Ia appointments. The saloon StS II.
paced aulldstIs Wlei- 'ncp.
motion least ahorng degree Of comfort h'''e''U'
EKTEs%Saioon, SEQ $40 aud slO0 gold Return r'Es"
favorable tsIna Storage s2e
Drafts froH z upwaTu. 49, IL. a. Ina
For inepec ron q plane ana other ntornauoni alip So
f' n. j. COKTis. Agent
, 1875-03-24

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etty !1svthsr With It's soillnx stlrx Vt the seia ss
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patton hpletnatto1 ontipnrd}nrDn ths aens &aa oon
dtsldp sVecssd Ia the nharN Tpe!t1d locrett andt
sseon3 That paItoa OF tbs Ml..sttppl v*lisI West
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theFsN!tA lying NastHAsd from tbs SAID Town Of CHntSn
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Ms.tot u chaaoaH Of tas Halted sts]a circuit couf
| foE the EA4t%ra nlaittet of MI4&oatl.
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, 1875-03-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

VffICE pY UDNFINOLLKH OF TIE EUXHk2UX.I
W. WAfHIHurOH, Feb. u tHia.
claim. eFsintt Eook Cunt{ National Bank oi CHI
aloy. .osI.sr. wtth ths loyal pto9t thsEeof slth!a
taEca 1aeatha fzs0 THU das, Or xxx ~
E+mptspusS s{ Currency.
, 1875-03-24

DRESS Goods.
FIELD, LETTER
& CO.,
State and Washington.sts.,

Arc opening daily Novelties In NIL
the New Fabrics OF tho season.
:3-4 and Cd Ncfgusc, Cnincl's
Hair I'Inids i'm n great variety Of
designs, l'lnfd Pongccs, Mousse
limo Beige, fine Colorcd CASH
1ncrcs. l;cru Velvet Stripes and
p1aitls, Grenadines, &c. .-...
Our stock ut 25c, SOC, and Soc
Inns been largely rcplcnislled, and
VIC offer us Special Enrgains:
100 pcS Camers Hair Dlige at 25c.
100 pcs 28.llgh Plaids at 25c, worth Soc.
100 pcs DuQble-fold C0lored AlpacaS at Csc.
1 full line Of JAPANESE SILKS IN all STYLES.
100 pcs at 35c aud Soc, le7er sold before less
thal SOC and 75e,
Our stock Of Popular Dress
Goods will lle found unusually
large, md Mt low prices.
, 1875-03-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS.
OAKRInt:Es An Oll-TtmB Btory.

py j. EM1asoN eMi1u. | vol. Emo. H.
~ wo.k ot peculiar ohataosas differing utterly FROM
ths ordinary novel Of tho day, and s1AcEe by resaa Of
lrehness Thoscens Of the story II laid In ~ ancient
Now ENGLAND town. At tho beginning ns ts preenk ceh-
tury. Uf tho fc Of the us and pAca tbs author has
uada earefu and successful study. and reprodn Ia
shatactslc features With ns tnos. Two shreo loys
dramas embodied in ths book contalns Of
great d1auatc punsr."-[The Library World.
CASTLE NOYyIIENEs IAks County Bketehes.
81 CONSTANCE FxNiAonz Wootsox. I .el.. l:sna. g..
CONTENTS; Castle Nowhors-Fstor. ths parsoa-~jean-
notto-Tho Ola AEe1cy-asorJ Landing -ao!oRoa'-"ll.
hrlmipA-Sk Calr Flats-Ths Lady oe L!ttls FtsAi1ss
''8laos ths dAy WHOM 'Ths Luck ot Roaring Camp
Awoks al to s%nssson thets has been pnhltshed
bouk Of aort aortes frnsh In aud hedohf.
solul1putAely or1gual"[L. III. O.. in Now York Tts'
bnus.
LlTTLE CLASSICS. vol. VIII. MYsTENY,
ContaIuiux: tbs G'ost. BY W. u. OTohNoR-TR'
FouE.Flfesn E4prosa. BY AMELIA n. EpwAApR-
Tho Signal Man, b. CHAALra pIukENs-Ths Ilauntat
6hIp. br ALLAN CuxNIFolIAN-A 1taft that no Mat
Nade. hY RoDEhT T. 8. LowEIL-Ths 1uttsbls rsin
se.s. b. FAAKcIs O2praon-Ths Adsocata's Wod
ding DAY ty CArHEANE CRowE-Ths Btrthmssk
b{ NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE. 81.
For ssls b. all nootasis1r. 6sas psatpald Essalp
erss by the publi1herb.
, 1875-03-24

i GENTS WANTEp-LAnY A1EnTs IN CITY
sed seaas :sa ths aaast n.ao ~ ~ ssfs Gsst
buckle atootin& fet psrtauls1s cal oa 9E
t&As-ATs
, 1875-03-24

peFfeetlJ tAts aud legitimate hus!nsss; Pfnht u
uo fas lint fsAs. ksas4asss nAtssaasasss AaasssA
i, Itls9As s1B1s.
, 1875-03-24
BOOKS,

80 T.tr,
EHCYNLOFADlA, ONE SET, h&Ht
Ii f9f eslS cheap. Addsssa RI. Tribune onSs'
, 1875-03-24

IlUR HAtE-CO1TAGf: AID LOT. 81 TNAiRtE.
AZ. brsseon Stxtconth and EIghecnth':ta. Ae Inv
rtIen cAsy lnlutss ot oNpeF j. G0GG1S.
, 1875-03-24

TOE NALE~4a FEET ON M1OAtGAN-AVt, %
j nnrlh uf Peek eourt. choice teAldeacs lot A. j.
! GALLOWAY / Sun southwcst e%tnst ot btAfS and
, 1875-03-24

HECUND.1lAND PIA no FOR kss.
l ftecnnh.hand pIans fnr 4;j.
1btcnnd haoA ritue tot &!sa.
srnanI hand plano Tor 4l.i.
EpheetL or .afIor Erant plano.
good, nesrlY nov, upFtGht rfano.
itsuRF + Gn.'s square risuut.
HtrinwaJ snIare rtAhGa.
Nav Yoek plsun-Fu.te Ca, "a square plano.
3Aaeahaul Allsbr-tuu8uo nEEans. :, n.,
Mason H4mn ost1as. rnAnuons enAApA tot
church
Eetey Ur4au, rtEs+erI.
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rrnt t'snhs from 10 fla ". buuLn soHs corner
Wab&th,Ar. and AdAfH+a
XIX MECIIiHAN-AV.
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, 1875-03-24

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brick house OF ~ containing all nodCEn i'm
rrn.e,uentA: near etsy ilutta south; colssacns to
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Inls worthy ol tho Attepuon Of bulsss. Address
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, 1875-03-24

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Suth latk.av.. 3stnfY and bascIuen marble front
hnu-c: tls.pn. =. u; GALLOWAY son, southssst
, 1875-03-24

NHTScA-
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. second Etr In ri.ats family: s"pd totesenc
UlTUATION W1STED-AS SURSTs Hr a SWEn
iii erl years Of age. Psass aa1 Al 2is Townsend
IT., nosT UIEisinn.
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= chtdrpua hurhs an seamstrtis. rlpA1s Gail at I'll
d.st,. near ThiffiOlh,
, 1875-03-24

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-08-12
Bigamy Extraordinary.

A Boston correspondent of the New
York Evening Post relates the following
instance of remarkable matrimonial
dupicity [ heard recently of a case of
bigamy In the neighboring city of Lynn,
which, / believe, has not got mentioned
in the newspapers, but which is prob
ably one of the most remarkable on
record in this country. The husband Of
two wives in this case was resident of
Lynn, who at the outbreak of the war
obtained a clerkship in the Treasury De-
partment at Washington. He continued
to hold this position until his death, which
occurred not very long ago. When he
went to Washington he left a wife be-
hind him, she having the care of rela-
tive with whom she lived, and not wish
ing to take up her residence at the
Capital. This arrangement was continued
for fourteen years, the husband making
an annual visit and passing his vacation
with his wife at her home in Lynn. The
character of the man was respectable,
and no one ever suspected that he had
unlawful marital relations. On the oc-
casion of his last visit to his home he
was taken violently sick, and after a
short illness he died. A day or two be-
fore his death letter was received from
Washington directed to him, and as he
was unconscious his wife opened it. It
informed her that the man who lay dying
before her had another wife Ii Washing
ton, who was the mother of two children.
It was the first intimation she ever re-
'ceived of the fact (Which she learned
upon further inquiry that he had been
living for several years in very quiet
manner with a lady in Washington, who
was, moreover, respectable and utterly
unaware that she was the wife Of big
amist. All the facts in the care are fully
substantiated.