davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-17


= ~ -. q :: "a. Z s.-e.. !
1aAlgosd6 IN ~ raAaca 0Aloonl h this day
dissolved ~ nu1nnl coaeGnt.
J. B. Newman sssumes all indebtedness Of
the late concern and collects all bills due the
same. ]. B. NEWMAN,
H. MAHLSTEDT.
Phoebe, June Q, 1876.
S.-During H. Mahlstedt's brief stay he
will call upon those indebted. Per contra
those having bills against will please present
them 1t once for liquidation.
J.B. NEWMAN.
Referring to the above. the subscriber will
continue to run the Pansca Saloon with Cen
tennial liquors and reliable cigars for one price'
one bitl
The we'll Known and celebrated Bar. keep and
Billiardist. DAN RYAN, will be " Captain I"
81 Carauoakas st this house.
Thankful for paat favors, no expense will be
spsrsd 70 mssit continuance Of the Same.
js1oAM J. B. NEWMAN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-17
Dissolution Of Copartnership,

vTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE *
listing under the firm Of ]. LHvIN / Co., 10
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. J. Levin
retiring from the arm. AL debts aue this arm
will be collected BY D. J Krsuae. All liabili.
tics Of the Arm settled By Levin Simon Of
Eureka, Nevada.
Phoebe, August 2bth. 1875.
J. LEVIN.
d. J. KRAUSE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-17

Thankful for past favorS would solicit .
continuance Of the same d the old stand. y.
Krauss 10 my authorised agent 70 act during ~
absence. d.. xRAU08.
Piochs, August %, IS7s. su3s-Sod
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-17

TN HArsKUURTCY-.-D OF
L Neve -. ss.-A Pioche, Nevada, the lAth
1sy & August, 4. D. 1876.
H. slnasguignad hereby gives notice Of his
supoir61msu1 = Asstanee Of the estate Of Prime
LCri3aaan. surviving partner Of the hrm Of
Cula0an Eusnslids, BANKRUPT, Of Lincoln
Csunky, eeats Of Nevada. within said District,
WAo kss besa adjudRed bankrupt upon his
own ps4itioa By the District Court Of said Dis
tE1e1,
MILES QUILLKN.
August Il, 1876. Assignee.
Virginia Enterprise please copy.l aulS-u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-17
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

8 Gallons, can and boz. box...................s6s 50
lU keg.. ................'.. y oU
20 half barrel. ....................60 6 90
40 % one barrel. .....................O 30 90
We have in stock, Of our own manufactue.
roofing materials. etc, st the following low
prices:
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cents per
square foot. Tor we will furnish Rubber Roof
ing Nails. Caps, and Slate Paint for An entire
new roof at ~ cents per square foot.)
1000 rolls 2-.,iy Tsrred Roofing Felt. st TX
cents per square foot.
30t rolls 3ply Tarred Roofing Felt. st AZ
cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tsrred shesthing. st y cent per
square foot.
5000 gallons fns Enamel Paint mixed ready
for use, on inside or outside work, at u per
gallon.
All orders must be accompanied with ths
money, except from well-hnown psrtiss. who
will be drawn on At aight. with Bill Of Lsdiue
attached.
No Goods shipped c. o. D.
Sample orders solicited.
NY. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
io2 klOA MAIDEN LANE. New York
auSl 3m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-17
THE DAILY HERALD.
POSTAGE FREE.

POSTAGE FREE.
Annual subscription Price olS--Al-
ways I'm Aavanes.
Write the address on letter. 70 the New YogS
Herald In bold and IL yibls hend, and givs ~
name Of each subscriber. ~ Poe4NiNeo. eoon0
and atata 10 plainly that nc erron II railing
papers will BE- liable to occur. a910
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

CArARRH.-From {. ". Thomas Of
Brattlehoro. Vt For ten or twelve
years past have been troubled much Of
the time with Cat2rrh. which has kept
Up continual irritation Of the throat
aud lungs. attended with a severe cough.
During tins time have tried many Of
the popular remedies Of the day without
the least benefit The past winter
commenced the use Of DR- WISTAR's
BALsAN or WIN CHERRY. the beneficial
effects Of which have been very great
as after having used three bottles | find
myself entirely cured Of my disease,
The BALSAM has also been used in Sc.
we're case of asthma and cough which
came within my observation, which yield.
ed at once to the remedy. l recommend
Its use to the afflicted generally" 80 cts
and ; bottle. Sold by all druggists
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
Club List for 1877.

r-,, ---. ssoo and ihf N's'T'r- '''s
5..- 81 So
v--e., r-., So spa as NosrTOr 'S'A
rs.- t- $50
-. So, aal .hs NoSrToH. both one
49,. Nr,.5rs. yar-fu. price $500. and
...-4r I...s d-s scar GO So
,.-.-..-a a-fas sI.sl and the NoSIroE,
~ II 1aa- 40 500
y-..- s--, g Al. asa 's' NosrToE. ''o'A enc
$3.50 r-z $40 and ths Novrrot. eo.h one
Sc
- .-f f-a- ~ So
II. t---- p--s s2s1 and he NoNIToN
- - r-l- 'l- SiN-
u-tIr .--s g. To- snd TIE NoSEroE. both
-. Fa- .-,r $50. and ne NosIT0r. sO'h
So
y.-sss r-.-s sou. and the NoSITor- bo's
sou
-. Veal, Times and ihs MoxTroE both on'
500
,.--r rs.. r-c. siaoa and ,as NosrTOK SO'i
r-- 300
- 49, vassIv Pes; pro, = and The MoSrToE
- To- rrl 'l- g
..- valv FHs price 500. and ne AoSr1oE
e. OF. r.a- 'r- $50
-.. ---gl- ru.r1 H-cs $50. and she MoSrroE
30 r-s ..a- Coz s4t'.
ss.--a.ss ell b. a3is5 10 his Iss neri wees
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18


UNIVERSAL Suffrage DELUsIoN AND
A SSARE-The President recommends
the abanonment Of universal suffrage,
and the introduction Of qualification
by which the ignorant shall be excluded
from a right to vote He saws in his
late Message;
The compulsory support Of the free
school system, and the disfranchisement
Of all who cannot read and write the
English language, after a fixed proba-
ton, would meet ny hearty approval.
l would not make this apply. however.
to those already voters, but would 70
all becoming SO after the expiration Of
the probation fixed upon. Foreigners
coming to this country to become eiti-
Eens who are educated in their own Ian
guage who acquire the requisite knOwl
edge Of ours during the necessary res
idence TO obtain naturalization. If thel
did not take interest enough in our Ian
guage to acquire sufficient knOwledg
Of it to enable them to study the institu
tons and laws Of the country intelll
gently. l would not confer upon theE
, the right to make such laws nor to Sc
lect those who do.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
Local News.
4LBANT


Darling viii dedicate bis new
81 o. tuesday evening. Dec. 26.
w. Buchanan teaches the winter
r.s., q, The West Village and has forty
E.,lrs.
The sunday School Convention was
o. attended. and the character Of the
setting vas such as 70 result in much
pa
l-isou Coustock ta; traded his village
-.ace with |. :. Sanders for the old faru
C-aftsbury owned twice previously
Be- NJ Ccus.9ck.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

Hellowsy,s Pili~.-Turn Of Iife.--Arurd
VIA thts gTeSt Snslaose ths cers ordeal Qsssei
thrceEe ard he sufferer onee raere ueSiouc< he
possession - unimu&i1cS hczlth TAeSe riils are
eqGaily e-Acsoo1s n al fsEna1e canplSi0ts and o.
ssrocSops AZ THE dawn q wouSnhced Scl1 every
where. $ ceuts Fsr e0x az go
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
B4RTON


BAN ".
our bayse j. beiching for oats
,.s Miss Blodgs,,'. dress-uaking ad.
TIE sslectnen have settled with
Villain Wilson. for damages sustained
b b, wife On the highway, by paying
r-s55l
Ars.iatls man says that Captain E.
--1, recently killed a hog weighing
q pounds that gained two hundred
f-11i; IN weight in forty-tvo days.
TIE publishers are slow in getting
o.; ;ls registers, but we keep a correct
's''-1 and shall give every preparing
-os,-iber bis register when they come.
Capt. Ebsn Grant raised the past
Jason 500 bushels Of barley. 400 bush.
Is q oats, 200 bushels Of herds gras'
--i beside dong a large amount o
-s- work.
bur Democratic readers, and other
'i' want the best Democratic paper i
'sE England. will find the Boston Pos
te that paper. See prospectus i
n1,hsr column.
Among the things that We consider
s,sssiiy is Harpsr'I Naga-ips. Ever
amber Of this excellent periodical
led with interesting matter. 1t Is il
ractive. pleasing and beneficial to e,
y reader. See the advertisement
The Boston Journal is probably Il
,ost popular paper in Vermont. II
sterprising, Trustworthy. candid ar
ational those who read il, believe
and swear by it. See the advcrtis
lsnt in another column.
II you will send to NOyes. Snow
e., Of Worcester. Mass for cstalogu
~ may be able to obtain for q sml
Ia Of money, that which viii affo
laeh pleasure. entertainment and !
Eruction for the long winter evenings
The Dramatic Club did very 20
laying at the Hall on Friday nigl
las house was well filed. and the ex
uses appeared to give general satisfi
aon- This was the first public eut
'alnnent given by the Club and it v
very ereditabls considering the pract
hey have had.
Our distant readers may have a Iii
'ynpathy for Us when they learn {
as weather has been severely cold
he last few days. mercury at TWEEN
eight degrees below zero yesterday. "
'oov and fierce winds 10 add to the
-sreeableness Of cold weather.
nov enough yet for Shedding. spri
'sFy low and brooks frozen up.
The lady evangelists. Miss Logan
Ass Beard. have consented to rem
"a Us until Saturday and viii |
"sa'ng meetings. every evening. c
Isoeing at : l-2 o'clock p. N; b
'-lings on Tuesday and Thursday
Tooon At 8 o'clock young PeOE
-'sang on Friday at 8 o'clock. Pr
ang every evening one half hour
Preaching service. All Chris
le are earnestly requested to a
as work 50 Auspieiously begun
Ihoss who bad the pleasure Of
-'ag to the very excellent N
rushed at the Dramatic Club er
~lnen, on Friday evening. discOv
h se have in this town music
are able on short notice" 20
orehestra that j. hard to beat In
f-HSf Vermont. We mention al
s Nj. C. r. Davis, Mr.. Bur
ryder. and Mr.. Batchelder.
ne Davis Of Newport assiste'
iadAy evening.
i will be seen BY reference Z
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

THE PoLITIcAL 0CTLooK.-More and
more doubtful is the future as the weeks
wear away. 1t may be increasingly ev-
iient that one or the other candidate for
the Presidency viii be soon declared
elected. but 1t is increasingly evident
that tins result viii not be reached with
out conflict Of opinion. snd intense dis
satisfaction Of the defeated party.
In this aspect and prospect it would
be wise for good men Of both political
parties, and independent men who DIS
claim party bonds, to meet in convention
and. after taking counsel with one an
other, give their advice in this great
emergency. 1t Is idle to say that all we
want is an Official decision Of the ques-
tiOn. In a popular government like ours,
lars are not worth a straw unless they
are sustained BY public sentiment; and
no returns Of any board Of canvassers
viii carry with it conviction Of Its jus
tioe. If 1t be tainted with suspicion 0
fraud.
A convention Of thoughtful. sober ant
eminent citizens. who have not BEEF
prominent as politicians. might nov
speak 50 as To be heard above the din Q
party diSputadons. and their voice nigh
be Tor the paci6catiOn Of the country
: " 7. ObSs-per.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

Cas1oEIA Is . perfect substitute for
Castor Oil. without any Of It's objections,
for it Is pleasant to take. and does not
nauseate or griPe- For Costumes at
aDy age. but especially for Sour Stomach.
Wind Collie. Worms and the Disordered
Bowels Of Children. il Is the most effect
i've remedy il existence. Ii is harmless,
il is reliable. and il Is cheap.
THEKE MED BE 30 PAIN where Cen
taur LInimeDt Is used Burns and Sezlfs
are healed without q scar. Rheumatism
Sprains. and most flesh. bone and muscle
ailments can Be absolutely cured There
ore Two kinds The White Ceutaur
Linimeut Is for family use, the lelios
for horses and animals. One trial vi
convince the iDcredulons- oSl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

TIE PEOPLE WANT PRooF--There Is
no medicine prescribed by physicians. or
sold By druggists. that carries such eEl-
denee Of its success and superior virtue
- RoscgEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe
coughs. colds settled on the breast COD
SUMPTION. OF any disease Of the throat
and lungs A proof of that fact Is that
any person afflicted, can get a sample
hottie for 10 cents and try It's superior
effect before buying the regular size at
IS cents. IL has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany. and It's
wonderful cures are astonishing everyone
that use Il. Three doses viii relieve any
case. Try It Sold by T. Z. Dutt0n'
barton. or l. D. Wilson. Barton Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
Special 21otices.
A CARD.

To al whe are suffering from the erTu1s and indis-
crstiuns a youth nervous weakness ear decay. loss
OF manhood sc ] vii send recipe tat VII cure
vou FREE or CHARGE. This great zmedy was
discovered ~ Missionary IN Soulh AmeTss- send a
sslfzddressed envelope 70 the REv. JosEFH T. ISNAE
Sta ton D. Bible House. New York. 47-s0
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
23eaoins 2lotiess.

~.rure,s BaIsam for all Complaints o ne
ms rF4 t1rszt and the bronchial tuoes 8 h1-e
E4s-z,v Of Hs-shuaaG aES Tar Coughs and Colts
-.Disb ss II u mzzie UudfE rs s0oinEns n=A-lns
,,r-.-z-ion Sod ~ al Druggist
pfk.-s Tog.nzchs Drops curs n ! Iinuis- "a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

Hair renewed. badness checked. the
scalp made clean and white by the use
Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
4 wonderfuI DiSco~e

4 Wonderful Discovery.
Our exchanges come % ne LED with accounts Of
nos. wonderful cures es eied by Dr. GAsKI -NEu1cAL
HoEpKk~ Il is sSid be the g-easess TssliEer VET
discovered giving bO0yzncy 70 The spirits elasticity
he step zDd making the Invalid hearty courageous
and strong. IL al diseases q liver stomach.
k1inevs and spine: scroful2 and al heOd diseases.
cures nervous rosrati0n aud weakness o. either sex
restoring tone and TisOr - the Whole system Read
the following cures--
Prot z A WILsoS- S1rztogs Springs, " Y. widely
known a. Principal q o. our l4 NJ institutions
o. Learning and Superintendent . Sabbath Schools
sSys thai his wife has used The Ntc cal Wouder for
c9uaticztiun II diseases With thesl happy results
No other remedy had ever touchz5 ne case though
she had tined many
REv a. Var Franklin. \. Il .R,s sorelv fHicted
with liver and kidney cum plants nezzglz Dyspepsia
&c
ms c P OzDvAY. Centre St. Ooasord- N H con
Hue5 70 Fi win female and kidney Cssse- ne bene-
Il IRON I've physicians; Medical Weller cured her
IN q month
I'D with female and nervous proslation esred by
-Meilczl Wund=T-"
NoBvkr HUxT. Sheds Corner y Z wonderful
/ cure O. dyspepsia and heart disease
F11zasErH WooIs- Sheds Corners. T. Y ovarian
tenor and dTOpsy reduced fifteen Inehe around BODY
4 a miraculous recovery.
NEs- Ia : APPLETON. Hillsauro. n spinal and
kidney diseases. with great lrOztrstion doctors bad
3 faled- = marvellous cure
/ Ms A WHFTE- Sheds Corners. y. 7 near Nor.
risTiue- cured q terrific scrUfuls. game 70 IT,
ArREEr TEUEsuALE Sunc5oE- y r Insthsowe
/ s-rofu'a. supposed % - IN consumption. ssred
{ E~Hsd we space thousands q cure 4 different
I diseases could hs given. Ask your r-eEist g.,
/ MEDICAL WONDER and = cured IT, Z moth
/ M Ike r. Sold n Bartou by 2 + DC II Y and a
I wholesale by Wells. RIczAEDsoS Co. l7riiitgton
and al Boston Druggists- os45
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

Mrs Parker has a l,r,. -.
entS. "''s'aaAs pres
GREENSBORO
: Clark has lost a valuable COW.
'y some mysterious disease
jackson deputy for Til. town ~ : \
= subscription paper for singing
school with S. P. Pinnsy for ts.ebsT :
IN circulation.
We are to have a cedar oil distillerv
10 town. to be run by L c. Brown al
Nathan Thornton. and located on D. g
Melvin's farm.
Our village school Is to be taught BY
student Of DartmOuth-E. l. Fnsry
oy name We hope his Emery" is
sharp enough to polish of our youths
and grind In a suitable amount Of learn
ing.
We learn that David Simpson has
gone to Connecticut for his health and
will stay all winter if his health i'm
proves His disease Is a puzzle to the
doctors here, and We hope he viii find
some one who can read his case and
treat IL successfully
We notice that the question Of equal
. lzlng the school tax. bY raising q cener-
al town tax for the support Of our school.
| which was discussed last March. Is again
reviviug. That is right; let the CUES.
, tiOn be discussed in all Its bearings. :,
: We may be prepared to act like sensibl,
; people when the matter comes up fol
our votes.
We good folks here don't 20 tearing
around. pulling our hair. because W
failed to get set Of ON to Caledonia Co
f We like ''old Orleans" pretty well.
We do get snubbed at County Csnven
! tons occasionally; SO. on the whole. "
are possessing our souls with patience
feeling sure We shall be given our prop
er place in due time
! LOWELL.
Fresh oysters at l. r Wellman's e1
cry Friday.
During the gale on the eth inst,
: barn was unroofed for H. c. Stannard.
Mr.. COnant State School Superintel
: dent gave s very interesting lecture {
:. Thursday night, and discussed. chief
: the advantages Of the town. over Il
district system. for common schools
everybody in town could have heard t
as arguments. We think a very large N
IT. jOrity would vote to adopt that system
NEWPORT CENTRE.
Frank Cello cut q bad cash in /
d, foot with an AZ. few days since.
~ 7. J. Shaw Is making preparations
* manufacture oars IN this place.
The dwelling house Of ". B. HC
caught FIRE last week, but was put out
n. The Methodist society viii liquids
zen their church debt by subscription.
md If that sneak thief viii bring b
ISL the bag. ". h Wiley viii say nOthi
Of about the neal.
has Sellers and Whitney, the jail bi
nd who escaped from IrAsburgh jail
called on Z ?. Doan at o'clock
same night palmed themselves OF
nth gospel workers" from Derby Line
there way to Canada to hold meetir
use Wouldn't No. Troy be 8 good field
their lsbors ?
- NORTH TROT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
cokKECzKD ExrREsSEN FoK
It III r. MO L II O IL

A. D. H / B B A L D,
J0bling ana Commission Dezlcrin
SUFFER-. CHEESE. FLOUR, LARD, RIGGS.
BEANS. DRIED APPLR, sc.
81 JeES SrkEKT, Bas-oS NAss
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

THE HOLLAND WINpXILLS-Our spe-
cial delight for once was not the cathe-
dral." We got close to a wind mill.
and were happy. We entered. and our
joy was full We had DO conception
Of the magnitude Of these labOr-saving
devices. We counted not less than SIX
stories in the tower Of the one We saw,
the arms were long and carried 5000
feet Of canvas. And this In the ma
chine that literally makes Holland. Il
pumps out the ocean. when the oceaI
gets in. 1t saws and grinds. 1t doe
/ the lifting and the lowering. A family
lives in the mill In Holland ther
are full 5000 Of these mammoth struet
ures. In London and Liverpool an
New York. there Is forest Of masts
In Holland there Is everywhere fOres
Of wind-mills. Some are built Of brick
Others Of stone. many Of wood; Of eours
We mean the tower part They tur
slowly. vet with great power; aud "
learn that. so fat is the country, tia
there Is seldom a serious or long-eontiI
ued lack Of wind.-Cor. Cmrsrsal,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18

increase OF S#EEP.-Mary had
little lamb. and she ought to have kept
il and had lot more lambs. In 1879
the people Of the United States paid out
to England s5O.OO0.O 900 more for WOOL
en- goods and sll. 100000 more for raw
wool. Here Is where some Of our gold
goes to. 1t had better be kept at home
In 1860 the wool crop Of the United
States was 72.OO0.OO0 pounds; IN 1875
it was 2.OOO.OOO.OOO pounds So it will
be seen we are moving in the night d.
reetion. Fifteen 10 twenty millions Of
sheep could be added to those We have
in this country with profit to the farm.
ers. No animal pays better profit thar
sheep. Its flesh is good for food II
bones are good to burn and grind t
meal and use to clarity sugar By pour
ing it through when bot in liquid state
Raise more sheep. They live Oh httl
and give better profits than do politics
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
Near Advertisements.
Dress Making +!

Nliss E0sephias Blo1EeEL formerly - Troy. ;. r
reusd annouoe. - ne Leods q Barton and vicinity
tnzt shs has Eze- rOo-ls Selson EuErs 70 Bzrson
TIHzze where shs sli o. pain z1c f<ucy dress rlzE
ing Having 1z1 zrze - eFienos IN ths D2srDszs t1s
fsss Ess1rsc nat ~ can ere eDtrs sstirfseSu n
he euzng nssing AID nzsinE al kiDds q dresses and
sa1iesr Ezruenss-
Bzrl9z- D-eezaer r. ls7t- q
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
GLOTFR

Ms Parker has a large as.or,n.,,
entS. N''s'taAs pres
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-18
NORTH TROT.

y IN II i II W.
The Grange folks propose to build
store-house here, in the spring. The
building viii be provided with hall
suitable for the meetings Of the order.
Sheriff HOldridge passed through this
nlaee with Sellers. last Friday, whom be
had obtained at Sweetsburg. Sellers
consented 70 return to Irasburgh, when
be learned that extrsditiOn papers would
be forthcoming
BIT. Paine has bought lot Of land
in jay. Of Milo Lewis. for s3oo.-H-
/ H Adams has bought the Chester place
in this village. Of ". H. Rand Mil
Ter has sold his lot Of land near the VII
Iare. 70 J. ". Currier. for 800 d.
Waterman has rented the basement Of
the EIkins block. and viii put in gro
cery and eating saloon
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Governor Fairbanks Is slowly recover
ing.
The small pox excitement has suOsld
ed in Sheffield
Philip Smith Of Burke Hollow re
Gently killed = pig. six months Old ina
weighed $50 pounds
Amos DOlOf Of Newark recently pun
chased Of Squire CObleigh. Fifty acres
land adjoining DolOf-s farm. for sou
wm. Pickett. living mile from Dar
I vile lost his house by burning. La
= Monday. Loss. about $500.
In the pauper case between DsnFhI
and Sheffield. the jury returned a We
r dict in favor Of Sheffield
I The civil docket in the CALEDONIA =
.ourt ..broke down" last Wednesday
e few criminal cases remained TO Dc the
There Is one case Of small POx
DanvilIe one Of the 81 J0hns0ul
Z 3o,,or, thinks be knows bow the q
got it. but refuses to tell
A little girl. fifteen months Old Al
- daughter Of James Rodgers Of 81 '0nl
: burT. was scalded to death By tie :
- ming over Of pail Of bet water Il
Tuesday
:. Nathaniel BuDkes and George "a
- ming called at the house Of Amos y
:. IoFip Newark. and while there. imp
: eei,ed by Mrs. DOllOf. an aged ia
:, xateh. DOllOf On his retu
!. home discovered that his watch
: &c and Immediately took measures
!. s,s and arrest the thieves They "
80 and the watch Ess found
: M.,p;pg Who pleaded guilty lei
I,s.;ee Woodruff and vas SELL !"
~ Jobpsbury Jail The thieves eiai@e'
-..;d.poe in Beading. Mass