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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24

To NEW YORK, Sr--------.,y1
10 rnrIlipELpmIALG 19UIs 81 I'LL
This is the only line running Pullman Coach
es To New York aud Phila'ielihist G4
The arr1ngement fUi' i'runnfng .6tel Coaches
cannot fail 10 be appreciated bv travellers. as II
euablss then to take meals ut spcli ilaprb as
are con vcnient. without leaving the train nntil
their arriva al in New York
Ask for Tickets via Atlantic u Ct Western
R. L. ..-.s..,.tf has t...s.foI flHr fsllf- sr4i
". l. SHATrUc. GenI Passenger Ag't, Gincfn- :
natl. ..-- -t.rt4. t. s-.. - ri . -f-ft't
p. ID. COOPER. Gen'I superintendent. Cleve ii
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=. q
.e. Young HysOn Tea.
We have just received new Young
Hyson Tea to sell at 50cts, per pound,
Come and try it..
N, CONyERsE " Co. e
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CLEVELAND T. PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after Sunday, June p. iss6. Trains
will leave Stations daily. toundays cAccpte'iJ
; follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24
Committee of Arrangements.

Mothers can secure health for their
children. and rest for themselves by
the use of Castoria, q perfect subostl-
tute for Castor Oil. 1t is absolutely
harmless, and il, as pleasant to take as
honey. For Wind Collie, Sour Stomm'-
ach, Worms OIL. Constipation, tor, young
or old, there is nothing in existence
like it,. Itiis certain, it is speedy, it is
cheap. u3a,I vI-i i.is,cu t-sl; .jf7l fnta
Cakcd Breasts, rheumatism, SER
atica, Swellings, Sprains, Still Joints
Burns, Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
e. absolutely. cured by the ,Centaur
Llniments. Il, What the White Linz
ment is for, the human family, the
Yellow LinimeAt is for. spawned,
CALLED, aud lame horses and animals,
A CARD-We desire to express to our iricnds
and nciebbors in Ravenna something OF the
sense of gratitude we feel for heir mi ni>trtion
during the illness and on the occasion of the
funeral Of our little daughter. And also to
friends in Mantna for sympathetic attention
bestowed as the caskct of our babe was dePos-
tied in their cemetery. The emotion thus arous-
cI in us time cannot cfl;acc but only deepen.
ttAg-t t.ttf s.tii HtrfifGEOE W. FREEMAN
.,.f Nd. c. A. FIREMAN. .saH
Raycnna. Aug s1st. 1866.
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THIS train will stop. on signal. for milk at the
intermediate milk platforms Shipments muSt
invariably be prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will be permitted to ride on this train fIom Ra-
VIENNA and points north CT there.
JOHN THOMAS, Superintendent.
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard - 90 m. aid 500 p. m.
New Philadelphia. sos II. m. and rs pm.
Arrives.
Bayard. 10 81 a m. and - p. m
New Philadelphia. 2 Is and 7.20 p. IN.
+. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Al gent
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nj: g snSs'% 'aas nss
ut EImira via. tina 49, XAi'"y Hallway by
all Express Tratns - 1'hIlndciphia without
change EEIHh
scilcncc OF thS ataslS Gre:,, csiarn amt
roomihcss Of the bro -gam;sgPcar>. the never
% lie both " in tS s's I%aiiiy Of their
supplies rcs'-,sg1s these roads, sre-
ciaity, the hotel cstrS-hupt long given them Il
popularity they richly deserve. We are now
referring 70 them s.lsiy k,r,s Of line uniting
the West with fiiladefp14A which. even were
aiicrc no exhibition sh0nlu he travelled by
every ONE II furnishes the ' tJurI>t> with views
or the mineral and m.inuf icturinS resources oi
this country herwi>c unJttstint able. lIours III
10 his mind wli2lc nYod of HISTORICAL assoclS
tionstof Che Dpst 10 nEln il,tersss sad sPre4ds
,cfpIt,shisI scescr Safely ~Iuaksi III apsghte
ccricc and variety, AMI nowhere exactly para
cled ON the carth's surface. The scenery ON the
Lehigh Valley Hallway ia the sranlicst ON 'h Il
ointment - / - - - ~ = !
Express Trains leave Ravenna for New
Xnr tls-lu
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1. Converse &. Cos

m. Converse. ( Cos
ON 9uA-DVERTISEMENTba
10FiiH grf1 TiittivT EFTIT77z
We desire to state
to the people Of Por-
.tageo@ County that we
have. returned from D. N.
Y, and bought for our
New Store the finest
Sst,(l stockss.'oiffss5 g K < f 600 Goods ever
shown by u.s. .sa ea' 81
3au Il .fhetNi ~ seas11sa-I -
-','1 'e1IOiulIrr5szDr.yy: Our y: Goods De
pa;1,r1.ttlfn1et,.nttt a1,r1.1tl ! . en- is { complete
in all itsabranehes, and
syite sWyite,s'afW9ill, ~ tesndea'as'.Ys'orr' " to
.keepIit so. O.r'1aa asz !-'a 70
L1t9GoE, ii gs31 s7ga 3i., 'saniHa le
x1H9rl. azJ, !tIgi.4 i - - ii
alv SHOES.-We e have
a a very nc at and con
venienta Shoe Depart
ment, we'll stocked with
good Goods,b bought di-
rect from rnanufactur-
erS. ia754a - a,si'a4e fs.ia 1e e'..
ea' iadi ilHI.a a1 /; t4nh mi ,oi
i GROCERIES: ~ In
Staple Groceries we
shall at all times keep
a fresh stock, at Low I ot,'wg
Prices."~r Come and try
our choice Teas, "a. :. ~ I.....'., ~.
a,a nai 4liiH s..irssf t-oias a. -
We s shall be pleased
to- have everybody. call
and see us" s. and we. will
take pleasure. IN show
ing our goods, whether
you purchase h ;'s:'= OR nc not. t:
Farmers, please bring
in your Produce. and
we will pay the high
est, price, and give you
good Goods. cheap. 49,
We will pay cash for
choice Butter. ...a. .,, ar 1''''
.ts1.aoi .id oJai hnfss efd sulf1uJ fns
n O: :2s'.lsI "'Marv'in's" try IS New e, Y
ogelae IL. Block, essiq
\. CONVERSE, saibiod p!!u. AUSTIN
May. 3 3, 1876. ..v ..'''....'.. y s.ee
.T f.,ssr gltaaGs saazf93a' sHf = s,,.l
----4.---s--.4.=-- --l--L- --------
wM H. WRIGHT. C. E. RUSSELL
WRIGHT {. RUSSELL,
HOUSE, SIGN & CARRIAGE
g.n. Painters" neil
adi yal, IS ulj.. hseiybf ad ban .giiitG'
| AND GRAINERS!
| Ii,1osI- 1s0ft odf diiw inib 81 rs
has -. smaa Also. ssii =. tab sdI
Ka1somineris,. and
,di i,al-s liiss ton gliiu,l-
Pper, .l-sl Hangers. gers
-74ai- iusI-t
! Var11iish and Mixed Paints
Kept constantly on hand.
| -trttf, sit as gf4stt i}Hf III u ststft3st
Black Top v arnish
For, Soltening and Blackingf'Gp OdiGarriag'
Tops, Dashes, Cushions. &c. ,,..,.,,t
a.iJ 4al lHEApeuAKTERs FoR,'y al !
Wire Signs and Banners!
i Rooms on Chestnut street. opposite CourtliouSe
,Ravenna. July, 20 h. 1876. 4idl- s9s7tf- to
Great Reduction
=, :. :: 6. s. : 3 :.
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CouRT Tor Cosnlos. PLsAs.-The
next term Of the Court of Common
Pleas of this county will commence
October I'd. 1876. The following ju.
a.ias haue heeu dra w for iha form l
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Job. for. Sale.

have a second hand Law ger Job Press in
good condition. which will sell at very low
figures Platen Is by Is inches. i,ttt ; - u
r. KNAPP.
Ravenna, Aug 22 1876. i41T-2w J. i'-il'
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AN excursion to Put-in-Bay is to
taks place on "Wednesday, August 80,
starting from AlliaRce.l THE trai,s
will leave Ravenna at q 40 in the
morning. Faie for the round trip
fru,n this place 50. K The Alliance Cor
net Band will furnish the music.
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GOING NORTH-MAIN LINE
GOING EAsT-n1vER DIVISION
GOING wEsT-RIvER DIVISION.

STATIONS. Accom-. MAIL: ExrKEss. Accos.
Pittsbargh = III s.6A.N. 1. .4Or.h 4 Oor. i
Rochester. $50 2.45 Els "
Wellsville.. 1n35 " 3 A. f." 635 "
Bridgeport $40 is@ r. H. Isl sss :.
Bellair. 935" 1915 - 5.4o' s.35 -
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OK Tuesday last the Radical Con
vention at Warren showed its devO-
tion to "that healthy, principle of re-
form" by renOminating Credit MObi-
lier,- DE Golyer j. A. Garfield Tor
Cong ress. 7 Only ,hree votes, from
Lake county, were cast against him.
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flFIEkOVRIfICiPRESs.

List of Advertisements.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24

PRouIRlTIoN NOMINATIONS. = The
Prohibitionists of this county held
their Convention i'm Atwater on Tues
day and nominated the following tick
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24

The dog days are ended.
Hot days and cool nights are now
the order.
THE school vacationsvwill soon be
at aiI Ien1,ss 9-SRu8u 1U a.
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SUNDAY Train.

In order to accommodate parties who desire
to ship Milk from the line o., this road to Cleve-
Frei ght train No Will duri the cpntinua ance
of sche drle No. II, or ur fu her notice. start
from WelIsville on SATURDAY Ight. instead of
Sunday night and will IN Sunday morn =
inps ON the schcdnle shown below. viz:
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.Japan Tea,

Ger, of Garrettsville.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
Lyndon.

hNoh'
Ground has been broken for the site
of the new paper mill, below the Great
Falls. Mr.. Wilder is in town and the
work will he pushed rapidly forward.
A town meeting is to be held the 18th
of this month to see if the town will
vote to build IA road by the new paper
road at or near Dea. Ranney's.
A. S. Jones and Mr.. Ward, from
Danville, have bought the old grist
mill in Little York." and will put in
machinery for saving and polishing
marble.
Sewall Bradley and wife have re-
turned from the West, where they have
been visiting for several weeks.
DIR. j. 5. Shaw formerly located at
Lyndonville and Lyndon Centre, but
now practicing in Boston, is in town for
a few days.
According to present indications, Mr..
Dennison will not have very strong
support from the Republicans of Lyn-
don, for Il denomination. Mr.. Meade
has many friends here.
Republican caucus at the Town Hall,
Saturday of the present week, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ. to elect delegates to the
District convention at White River June
ton, the 10th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
Disgraceful Proceedings.

The performance of Il lot of St.
Johnsbury loaters at the Barton fire,
WAS Il disgrace to them and to their
town, and also to Barton, for the
latter place furnished the rum. About
as soon us the train reached Bar
ton, the rum-suckers, who always ac-
company such excursions, found their
way to Spaulding's hotel and to his
whiskey room, and from that time on.
it WIS profanity, obscenity, and fight
ing, until they were too drunk, or until
they returned home. Several of this
class We're mere bOys-mOst of them
did not belong to the fire company, but
went to Barton for the very purpose of
getting drink, and not to do any good
10y putting out fire. More than dozen
were the worse for liquor, and if Barton
does not want something worse than
her fire, she had better clean out that
hotel, 81 that when st. Johnsbury row
dies 90 up there they cannot procure
the exciting cause for such disgraceful
proceedings as were seen there Monday
night.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
Hauled Down Their Colors.

During the grand squirt of the water
works on Railroad street Saturday night,
the men who managed the hose turned
the stream upon the Tilden & Hen
bricks flag and tore it down. We pre-
sumo this was sheer thoughtlessness.
Whether it was or not, We suppose
those who had hand in it will repair
the flag and put it up again, or procure
a new one We understand the presi-
dent of the Tilden club says this thing
will lose II good many votes to Mr..
Fairbanks in this town. We have more
regard for the intelligence and good
! sense of our townsmen than to credit
this. People with common sense are
not going to spite Mr.. Fairbanks be-
cause in a moment of excitement over
the new water works, three or four
thoughtless ones did the act above re-
ferred to. Especially if, as we are told,
there was Il prominent Democrat hold
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
FROM A PHYSICIAN.

Hyde Park, VT, Feb. T. 1876.
Messrs. Seth w FOwle s. Sons Boston.
Gents You may perhaps remember that l
wrote you several weeks ago in regard to the
of the PERUVIAN SYRUP for my wife, who suf-
i,ring from general debility the sequenne OF ty-
phnid dy sentry / had tried the most noted ply
sicians in this State and also in Canada without
relief At your Recommendation she commenced
using the syrup the first four bottles made but
little impression, but while taking the fifth she be
gan to improve rapidly, and now after using six of
the dollar bottles she has reganed her strenth and
is able to do most of the work about the house and
feel that cannot speak too highly in praise Of
the Pernvian'Syrup l have prescribed it to
eral OF my patients and have procured the sale of
several dozen of il here. You make any use Of
this letter you fit. Yours Very Truly,
ii. ID. BELDEN, VI. ID.
CATARRH cannot be cured by snutfs washes
or local applications. 1t is a weakness of the con
stitution, developing itself i'll the nasal organs
first afterwards extending to the throat and lungs
ending generally in Consumption, if not chez ked
by proper remedies Pains in head, back loins and
weakness of kidneys are its attendant diseases.
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases some of
forty years standing. have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three years by the Con
StitutiOndl Cdtdrrh Remedy Certificates to back
the above, and treatise on Catarrh in a 32-page
pamphlet sent free on application to Lttlefeld Il
Co., proprietOrs, Manchester. n. H., Send name
postal card and il will cost only a cent. Price
81 per bottle. too Sept 76
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11

her bedroom window. Mr.. Ide made
some investigation, but found no one
In the morning, however. he found
tracks under the window, and he also
discovered that one of the blinds had
been taken off, and put on wrong side
up. 1t is supposed that the would-be
burglar renewed the blind so he could
take out the screen under the window :;
but after the blind was taken off, he
discovered that the room was occupied,
and also that there was Il dim light burn
ing in the room, and SO abandoned the
project at the window, and in replacing
the blind made noise which awakened
Mrs. Idle and frightened him away.
Late the evening before the family
thought they heard a noise in the barn,
and one went out and fastened the barn
up. In the morning the barn door was
open.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
WATERFOWL Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday, Aug, :. 1916.
MARKET BEEF--A few choice I % a 81 50; extra
81 20 a 90 first quality 81 90 -; second quail
ity s. 90 ) IL third quality 81 Is 100.
STORE CArTLE-WOrking Oxen and Steers per
pair. 800, $50 s175, 5000 a $3.50.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s30 $50 extra s55 a
SIS FarrOw Cows $40 a s3}.
YEALISGs-slO 90 a se2; two years old els a s32:
three wears old s2s $40
WESTERN FAT SwINE-live. u 7sc per Id. Store
Pigs wholesale, 0Oc per lb; retail. 0
per III.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-In lots 81 50 80 w,
- % 30 90 - 20. 50 ~ per head extra IS w a
i 90 per head 81 &c per III.
Sheared Sheep a OOc per Id.
Spring Lambs Il &c per Id.
Veal Calves. so 90 a s. 90.
brighton Hides 90 a g G per ID.
Country Hides Il & per Id.
Brighton Tallow, 81 a Dc per ID.
Country Tallow. st "A II per ID.
Calf skins 10 a lie per H.
Sheared Pelts 25c.
Lamb Pelts SOC.
y. H.. Beef-thOce grade includes nothing but
~tafed 100 Ia 400 lbs. Bullocks. Extra and trst
quality includes the best large, fat oxen Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and three
old Steers.
Sheep-ENtra includes Cossets and when those
II inferior quality are thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
Wrw advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
M ANTEl-A situation as hOusekeeper by q
w lady of experience, with a child q years old
Apply at this office 1t.
| lBERATlON.-This certiies that have given
L my son, Elery F. Drew. his time To act for
himself a. | shall claim none OF his wages nor paw
any "f his debts after this date b r DREW
81. Johnsbury. Aug. 10, 1870. 37-39
hFFlCE AND TENEMENT To RENT
" 2itf THOS WARD.
" ANTED a one or two horse dump cart with
w or without fore wheels Apply at this office
III person OF by letter stating price.
| OST-Monday between the North Church and
l -Summerville, pair of gold bowed spectacles i'll
a case The finder will be rewarded by leaving the
same AT Bingham Drug store. 36-7
MOOD AND HAY for sale. Enquir. of
w JERRY DREW.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at St Johnsbury
n East Village for sale inquire of
o. I. BROWN.
IL lNE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
HOWARD \ ROWELLS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
DraMs.

AT st. Johnsbury, August s, Widow Jane Grsn-
nell aged g.
In Danville August 2 Marills (Fisk) Hoyt, wife
of VIM. A. Hoyt aged Sc.
In Hardwick, July 81, Rev. Joseph Underwood
aged about 80.
In North Danville August 9, John Williams
aged 43.
In Greensboro village. August 3, Bella Atwood
aged g. years and six months.
At East Thetford August T. Alice E Holton
aged 20 years. youngest daughter of Bulky Hol-
ton.
At Vincennes Ind, Aug. g. Ernest C.. aged
years son of c. y. Cheever formerly Of this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
FIRE AT BARTON.

The railroad wood shed and water
house. near the depot in Barton. was
set on fire by passing engine at 1890,
Monday. The shed contained 24O cords
of woods, which was entirely consumed
us was also the water tank and house.
The intense heat warped the main track
and prevented trains passing, until the
Montreal express arrived from st.
Johnsbury with an engine and hose car
rage which had been telegraphed for.
and dampened down the immense bed
OF Goals. The Montreal day express
down, was detained at Barton two hours
or more by the fire. The chief engineer
OF this place sent up No. =, and although
they could do but little good except
cool OF the fire so trains could he run
by, yet they thought it best to remain
all night. This gave the class who 90
on free excursions and to fires for what
rum they can drink, chance to dis
grace themselves and their town. 1t is
due the fire department to say that very
few OF the intoxicated, noisy, fighting
fellows, belonged to it, but were out
siders who Struggled themselves in.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
Danville.

OdnVllle.
Rev. Joseph Boardman of Craft>bury
preached ut the Congregational church
last Sabbath. in exchange with Rev. C..
W. Thompson.
c. II. Davis is putting Il new roof on
his barn and making other improve
mentS.
The good people of West Danville
were highly entertained last Sabbath
evening 10y hand organ grinder
with tamhorinc accompaniment. Some
of the citizens thought it did not come
within regular Sabbath recreation, and
entered complaints; but 10 and behold,
We had not an available town grand
juror. that was qualified to do business.
Republican caucus AT town hall Sat
urday evening the l2th. To elect dele
gates to the District Convention ut
White River Junction. Aug. 10th.
81 tickets sold this station for the
White Mountain excursion last WedneS-
day. Every person that went says they
had II glorious time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
OF the hose pipe. This latter fact of
Itself shows it was not Intentional.
a Word Personal.

Mr.. John Hawes, speaking for him
self and some others, says to us that the
wish is often expressed that there WAS
another paper started here that they
could patronize-one that would not
find fault with the way the water works
are put in, OF crticise the condition of
our streets; and that the CaIedOnian
is hurting itself awfully because it dares
say that certain things which are done
by men i'll power are wrong. We have
no doubt the party Mr.. Halves repre-
SCENTS thinks so. A newspaper is a very
good thing 50 long as it goes Just the
way each individual wishes it to 90.
But as soon as it deviates from their
marked-out course, it is all wrong and
Il nuisance and you may not only
stop my paper" but we will start ii
paper that will do as we want it to. 1t
was always thus. Nevertheless the
Cdte1iOnidn will not say things are right
which it believes wrong and Mr..
llawes, and some other men who con
denim it about the stores and streets are
the last men who should expect it. We
believe the public have rights that the
men i'll authority are bound to respect.
We know it is not popular to say so !;
and if we were seeking either office,
popularity or patronage, we should
doubtless keep silent. But us long us
we are working from convictions of du
ty, we shall keep straight on. expecting
that time will prove what the better
class of people already know, that we
have no selfish motive in our course nor
any selfish end in view.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
Presldent-Franklin Fairbanks.
wee President-Gates b. Bullard.

President-Franklin Fairbanks.
Vice President-Gates B. Billiard.
Secletary-C. NJ. Stone.
Executive Committee-H. X. Ide,
JIG. HOvey, Charles Cobb, L. C. Fletch-
er, Francis Walker. Elisha May, w. H.
Preston.
1t was moved and carried that the
executive committee make arran ge-
ments for time and place of future
meetings, and also speakers. Also
that efforts he made to get Il large num-
Der from all parts of the town to join
the club.
Judge Poland said he met Mr.. Bris-
tow in Boston few days ago, and he
promised to he in Vermont next week
and he would speak III several towns,
st. Johnsbury among others. When
he comes a big mass meeting will be
held here.
The meeting adjourned to meet at
the call of the executive committee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
WEST CONCORD.

About 40 cords of wood, belonging to
T. ii. Dudley, lying beside the p. & O.
X. H. at Pixies Mills, we've burned Tues
DAY night. There were some 700 cords
III The pile, the burning of which would
nave greatly endangered the mills; but
by active effort the IRE was arrested be
lore the engine which was sent for to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
McIndoe's Falls.

On Thursday eve of last week, the
people of Mclndoe's and vicinity enjoy
ed the privilege of listening to con-
cert by the Sheppard Jubilee Singers.
of music was faultless, and the satisfac-
ton perfect.
X. +. Peabody has returned from his
trip to New Orleans.
Dudley Chase and family have re-
turned from the West, where they have
spent the last year. He reports hard
times in the West.
c. w. French having bought piece
of land of Hon. Harry Moore, has dug ii
cellar and has the foundation for il nice
twO-story house and ell. with Il BAN at
tached, all ready for the sIperstructure.
which he will proceed to erect as soon aS
the lumber can he obtained.
Altogether the spirit of improvement
is manifested in McIndoe's to il greater
extent this season than for many wears
btloIt. several houses nave been re-
paired others rnbuilt-so that our vii
lage is making il good centennial rec
ord.
As the time for election draws on.
some interest seems to he mani
Tested in relation to the candidates to
he selected at White River Junction.
As there was split in our town two
Years ago upon Congressman some
thing of the same feeling seems to man
iteSt itself and to he cropping out here
and there among the people. especially
when it is limited that the present in
cumbent will not he retained bv IL
nomination and election in September
Strife and political quarrels are to be
deprecated, and we sincerely hope that
those who represent the constituency
of this district at the coming convention
will seek peace and pursue it,"