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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-09
Novel Experiments.

\ New Jersey agriculturist is expert
menting upon fsrcing the growth of
potatoes by means of team pipes under
the ground, and has succeeded in fore
ing growth of fifteen inches high in
two weeks from date Of planting. The
potatoes, however, have always turned
out small in comparison to the vine
This is new idea, but the practicability
of forcing vegetables by electricity dates
back as far as 1871, when a Mr.. pell, of
Hyde Park, on the Hudson River, forced
the growth of tomatoes so that in "A
week from the date Of planting the
plants bore small ripe tomatoes an inch
IN diameter. The following was the
way il was done. A row of tomato
plants, forty feet long, were set out /;
Al one end a sheet Of copper an eighth
of an inch thick, fourteen inches wide
and four feet long was placed perpen-
dicularly two feet in the ground, leav-
ing two feet in the air: at the other end
a zinc plate Of same size was similarly
placed: a wire carried over poles was
fastened TO each of these plates, the
earth completing the circuit; an abund-
dance of marure was used, and in one
week the result was as above stated. This
crop was also followed by three other
weekly crops of the same size within a
month. OF course il is not necessary to
limit the length of the row to forty feet,
and as it is a simple and easy thing to
do, perhaps some Of our readers will
make the experiment. - american
Grocer.
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morse, and ayerred that he wanted 10
make what restitution he could 10 his
wronged children. The decision Of the
case in the points presented was averse
70 the plaintiffs, but the suit is to be
carried 10 the Supreme Court.
The contesting parties are now among
the most prominent citizens OF Otsego
County. Mrs. Main, the deserted wife,
died in 1863, after successfully bringing
up her large family and seeing them
well established in lie.
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The papers are greatly incensed
because Rev. G.. ID. Lathrop, of AM
herst, Mass, is in the habit Of fsgging
his wife. 1t is getting so that a minis
ter has no rights which any body else
is bound TO respect.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-09

-Quartermaster Wooden, of the One
Hundred and Fourth Regiment, shot
himself at Dover recently. He was one
of the Six Hundred and had won the
Victoria Cross, the Cross of the Legion
of Honor, and the Turkish, Crimean
and Indian medals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-09

Tux Bankers and Brokers' Building
VIII be formally opened May 80.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04
Religious Meetings.

.,.-r tuIR,I-Eailrnad Street Corner of
Nu,I, l'ulpit >uPphrdD Preaching Iu;:in
n : Nchu"l l. m. prayer meeting go
, ..,rII-I CuUE,m-Maiu street Corner at
l'rn-lr,t-l Rev -. EuN- pa-turJ Sabbath
..I,I,,.- at IL 30 \. VI and $50 T.. VI. sabbath
-, tIuni al I2On Vi.
.,...-.I. ,.nuE,m-tI;,.,. u. T. Miller Pastor.
..-pi,ur,- head 81 summer Street Sabbath
..l.f,,.~ at 1910 4 NJ. aud G,.n NJ. Sab
httu ~,n"ul IT I.uU VI.
.It,,.>..I tuIE,u.-I:-v. Henry W. Jones
p,-tarI sabbath services VI lu:in 4. VI. aud
,.muN sabbath school Al Ia r. NJ.
..N.I I;rn.-tRrN. +. I. Fairbanks
.t.i.rl sabbath sci, ices At lU.3u \. Nj
ut r.m 0. NJ. sabbath Sch""l at I2.oO VI.
.....f mf MESSIAH I\IvrR- NLI>T.-tEcN. l..
VI Illui-uu pa~t"ID sabbath services Al
., and t. ~ T.. VI. sabbath school al l. NJ.
AM tm.ECu-tE,v. VI. \ Potter PASTOR
sabbath services IT lUil i. III. and l:4i T.. M.
sabbath school T. N. Prayer Mrrtin. h.m
3. u. and tuesday and Thursday evenings.
,YtE Nrrr1>o--W rdn,-~daN evenings al 80.
DO all TIN. churches
"a rl.lltE Mrtu>r-ENrrN week day. from
I4ioI!.u 10 tur VI e. \. Rooms over
+ EioNu~ St,Ir Also, ia lirrm"n'> Hall.
Fairbanks Village fI"m l2JU I" Loo t. VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04
Abundance Free to Children and All
Wood and Hay For Sale

GOOD n.pir wood and hay tor sale 10y
Please l.av, orders al Daniels sylvester & Co.
rTNTE or VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
- In !r"i,at- Court held at the, Probate Office IN
81 'i"inShiS IN said district, "n the 18th day nf
January. \. u. I-16.
William Cassidy administrator upon the estate Of
Ill phGalrt aTtrT lat" "t aTnct III said district de
ceased. presents his administration account fni
examination and allowance. and makes applicatinu
FER deere" 81 distribution and partition of the
'stltr "f said deceased.
Nh"rruI,n il is ordered 10y said Court thag said
account and said Application hr referred Ia session
thereof 1" hr held at the rrnbatr Office ia - Johns
hury. "n th" 2Iih day ri Feb. \. l.. l-1G. fnr
hearing and decision thereon; aud it Is further
ordered that notice hereof he given Ia all persons
Interested 10y publication of the same three, Wr,k 4
successfully ia the talcfoHian. u newspaper pub
hshrd at 81. I"hn~hurN. previous To- said timr lI
l"lni"d for hearing that they may APPEAR at ,ai,l
time and place. and show c;,Ir-,. II an; the; may
nave why sand account should not h' allowed and
such decree nrad".
I:v th.. Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH Register
\ TIM copy OF Record Attest
l"l2 HiNRl fRLNt Ii. Register.
NTNTECI VERMONT CAIFInNIA DISTRICT -
- IL rr'bar" Court held Al - .IuhnSbrIry within
'''d t"r -tii district, the ;,1h day "t January
\. II LIT
IN instrument purI"giiu- I" he th, last " III and
Testament "t MAJ, Ann West late OF 81. Johns
bury in said district. DECREASED hing presented to
e "ur 10y 'harl"- H. VEST th" "vccut"r therein
named :rI Probate,
Ii l. ordered 10y said CONT thai all persons
concerned therein not ~.! To- .tuI,,,r at session
Il said Court t. he holden at the Probate. tJiiir
~ -. I"hnShutN "H The 18Th dIN of February
\ u. l-'h, aud show caus" II auy they may have
sain>i the Probate. "t said Viii: for which pun
u"-v II - further ordered that II copy ui the record
II this ORDER r published three weeks successfully
IA ih'. ici"nIln printed at 81. .Inhn-bnry prcvi
'Ii- I" said tis.c appointed ton hctrin.
BY th~ curt Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register
y tine copy of Record Attest
~ - HENRY iEENt II. Register.
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5Harridgr.G.

= NUrjopc> amt DEATHS inserted free.
DbitHGric>. sir cents EHc
At Pracham Feb /. b, Rev \ " Wild MI
James Shaw of Barnet aud Miss \ Imira Martin Of
rriclam.
In Lunrnhurs. Ian. -. al the Residence. ,f
James Morse. 10y Rev. Geo. \. Perkins lanes r
tarruth I" Auselinr daughter "f Ecuiam,m Mood
bury both ct Concord.
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Sprriai ,Unfrrs.

PAS~t MP>IC LODGE, No. - D. a A. W.
Regular communication Thursday eve ON OF Il,
lore the full at the Moon. j. f.. TAYLOR Sec
HASWELL CHAPTER, No. II, H. A. VI
Regular communication FRIDAY Oh or before til,
full of the moon. |. ". CUNNINGHAM Src'N.
LYON kATHhIRON prevents the Hair from fall
Ins out OF turning cray. rrncws its growth and
yves strength and Vignr ii is delightfully."- Der
tumrd, and makes splendid dressing. II is tn,
clr;tn"St and most desirable Hair Tonic ever urn
dnrr'i. fused 10y the elite. Price only ~ cents
tAprlG -
y Large Volume would not contain the mass Of
testimony which has accumulated III favor of DR.
WiStdrs Bdisdm If Wdd CherrV a. :. SAT-, efficient
and reliable" remedy i'll curin. coughs colds and
pulmonary DISEASE MANY of the cures ar. trul,
wonderful ~ els. and 81 n bottle larg,. bottle,
much the cheaper.
The Spring Crop of Coughs and Colds is hra-
w. and Will rprn into terrible harvest If di-;t-,
and death unless rooted cat with the STANDARD IN
tidnt" Hdt's H"nsy .f Hpreh""nd ard Tar
Ilk"H I"othache Drops i'll "nr minnie
sure relief for all diseases of the skin can b,.
obtained by using Forest Tar Salv- MIR. John
orNlr Of Bust"n, thus writes of a box purchased
by him Il gave ii I" my wife. who Is troubled
with eTeiHd. which al this season of the. wear il
very vrAhtI"u-. causing the skin the ends of
OF the thumbs and fingers Ia crack giving great
pam aud inconvenience. She has never found any
thing which has given the relief that that box of
Forest Tar Salve afforded" Get Il box of vurIr
druggist. or hN sending - I" the Forest Tar
Co. Portland NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04
zmH Wd STAIR Jlrns.

The eleventh annual Railroad ball
aOll h,. at the Avenue House. Feb Ilth.
,'ro. d. Randall has bought the
..rl. >tclc ON Railroad street. formerly
oaurd hl e., \. StuIcr.
w understand the funeral of the
I..Adou victims will hc held t"-m"rIow.
Er. Z. VI. TiIl"t>on. al the nivcr>al-
'>' 'hu,h, officiating.
'i",prI MEETINGS are t" hr held ut
81. loLu>huy Centre. Feb. Il: VOL
o't Il. South Barton ! Il; Nor
-.n Cent, / Il.
ANY person DESTROYS oi receiving
.>iIH'li"n III prncilim@. water c"l"lS.
oI roIo,>. viii find competent teacher
\rl>"n music rooms. RnilIu.id street
r"u gospel meeting at Baptist
'h.l'h "n EaIlI"ad street. Friday even
'- mon meetings are being held at
'' Ccurrr al This week and over the
>.'b.jIr They are we'll attended.
lh'l' N:> 3. large gathcrin" ut the
''mrmlaI' entertainment At town
H... Flnlt, -,,uir". and the cross re
''pI> ""ir : lW9; expenses small. The
company seemed to ei,joN tlic occasion
.,u much Tho, r.,,.int. will L,. u.,.d
FOO. puIIir ,g,ritur,. far tL.N l. ,.bu,,h
yesterday afternoon and evening
WIS '\'rptI"nal weather i"r this wintcr.
Ats m1,,,., II.,. .,.,,,. .l,;f,..J hail.,
lar train over the Il &. A NJ WAS two
u rurr bnu,s I,t. iutn Wells River
baking AL ,.,ir. u,,,I ,f tb,,.. I,t. on
'olh roads.
I'd another column lawyer ar
.~'' 'h' | :. n Canada Express Co.
"In We think very properly.
Is Inc turn of some one to ar
'''-' lie Supreme Cont for pocketing
'>'''>. failing t" make reports. etc,
same matter.
I,r.,. ,u,,I,,. -, a., t.;..J, -
NJ. and w.. ~ n u',
,A,u r,., N.''i. - 81 ~ = ':''''
a,l,or :. .,;.
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cortland n Ogden,burg X Il. Trains.


u,r Traiu-L,9ivr- Portland 30 Il. IN, Fahyan :
. 100 Lumrnbur., 81 East Concord 3:II.
- Pond 81. North Concord. l:G2 West Com
..4I. f. -. bloomsbury - -. J"hnShurN, 800
.,.I ll, ..I,. Walden 600, trr-nsbnrn Il - Last
..durh 6,ri hardwick 6:4i arrives AT Johnson
I-.f Irain-L Leaves Lunrnhurg 400 a. IN, 4.
..i ~, Miles Pond 7::iI, \nrth "ncord. -.
. .,,Id IT. T. st. JulnSbury :: -. arrive II.
.rN 10 Leaves 81. bloomsbury AT too Il. M.
m 6.JO, Walden 10, East liardwick 80,
..... Il .Iuhn-un al ll:,hI.
This train does not run Mondays west of
q. ...n-buTN.
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Railroad Time Table.


TEAMS MOVING ~uUIH.
r-,,, Leaves Sherhr"nkr at 40 a. m.
N' ~. ,.n,iuuyillc III. -. J"hnshuIN Bob,
>,". l.,.,r iuu5 arrives at W. X. Junction at
t,f..n-I,aNrS Newport G:ln T. M,
..I.. -.uI - .Iuhu-hurN. -. Wells River.
..,ai " Il functional 10. III season
.-. AL th trains tur N'w York and tn" West.
recommendation runs only I" newport.
....g l,ILt Erpre~>-Lrayrs Montreal At 80
,,I,rt pIl. I.ynd"nvillr ll:o-. -. Johns
Do q, Eirn,t l. ~ 4. III. Wells River l23l
~ p.,-tnn wa ri m"uth, at 81 Il.
TRAINS MuvI>" NuRIH.
,,... I,i,,-lcayr~ ". Il junction at Loo D. m
r...f tln II. I"hnshurN II3 LEnd"nNillr
,.y,r,.rt : 81. arrives al Sh"rhr""kr al H'n.
.....fi'ipn-I.raNc- " L. Junction al 100
..II- River lOuG -. J"hnshury ll:lU, Lyn
# ID H. Sew port - =.
accommodation runS only to Newport.
p, ...F SAINT ETpr.sS-LcaNrS E"~t"n AT 6:0o
..l, rI,mnuthJ y els River loo IN. ST
....r, I =. Lyndon lille !l- New port 10. al
80 Il Montreal at 9n0 Il. M.
I.li- SUNDAY aud not Monday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04

p WESTERN TNIuN and VT. INrERNATIuSAL TEL
l.t,ru COMPANY. Offices i'll the Post Office
Nam Street and III the Passenger Depot
uuC.- hours from \. NJ. to +. VI. Night
messages al half rates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04
McIndoe's and Vicinity.

Mc1ndoe's and Vicinity.
The rum"r which ippcared in these
columns last week in relation to the
transfer at the property belonging t"
the MclmducS Lumber Company to Il.
f. PraludN \ Co.. of Grnton. seems
likely t" he confirmed.
II is currently repnrtcd that the ladies
OF this village intend ere long. tn invite
the public generally to an entertain
mrut at the Academy Hall. at which
they will introduce the customs of Eve
oldcn time" he>dc> catering to the
wants of the inner man; the avail> to
he applied in liquidation of the debt
resting on the parsonage association.
The camNas>ing agent for I'D. l..
Moody and his work. is now in town.
From il cursOry review of the book and
the topics it presents. We most heartily
commend it,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04
Dissolution Notice !!

lN mutual consent the firm OF BRAY 4 lh-F
FIELD have this day d~-nlA,i aud al md. hr.d
I" ia. hrm viii please. settle with " J. Ei.,, a,
soon : convenient
". J. BRAY.
j. DUFFlELD.
Jan IL l-.G gig
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04

grees below. The highways are dritte,
badly.
Greensboro.
Andrew Barr has taken the farm
owned 10y Moses Boardman for on'
year. He will take possession the frs
of March.
An arbitration WAS held ut the tow
week, in which Samuel Wright and Mrs
Mary Young were plaintiffs, and John
and George Wright We're defendants
Judge Redtield of Montpelier, WAS the
Ieferee. Great interest was manifested
10y the citizens in this case, and the hal
was well filled during the hearing. The
cause of this difficulty was IL small
affair, but it has in two Years assumed
greater proportions, and Il large sum is
now at stake. Behold what ii great fire
Il little matter kindlcth, especially in
! litigation. No decision at this writing
await the announcement with much
anxiety. The case originally was for
trespass of defendants colt on the prem
Uses of the plaintiff. and damaging :, colt
of said plaintiff by kick from defend
ants colt.
There was an incident related to me
.
who with her husband were the first
settlers in Greensboro and rs | have
never seen amy thing of it in print |
send it to You: Mr.. Shepard and his
wife lived on the south shore of Caspian
lake. where Stephen Bates now lives
One of the original proprict"rS of the
town WAS on Il visit t" Nh. Shrpard'>.
and also looking up his Lands. One
morning while Mis-. Shepard Was get
ting breakfast. he went to the lake
fishing for tout. Returning without
amy, Mrs. Shepard rallied him on his
lack Of skill a> Il fisherman. when in
>clidctcn>c he replied that there we've
no trout there. She. said there were
plenty of trout there Ton those, Ia"
knew how Ia catch them. He then
offered To give hrI IN icIc of land for
each trout she would catch 50 after
she had dome up" the dishes. She went
fishing. and in less; than an hour r.-
turned with five splendid trout. and got
Il deed of five acres OF land east of the
house. of from the farm now owned
10y Hon. Henry :. Tolman having TIN,
widest on the highway. and running to
Il point equally distant from the high
way. on either side. and the angles OF
that line remain I" this day, as evidence
nt her skill III fishing. James Hill. one
of the early settlers. run into IL school
OF trout while crossing this lake. and
caught a barrel full in two hours.
Lyndon Centre.
From the clerks report We get the
following statistics of District No. Il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04
,4ohnsburp Galedunian.
,ur,. VT. Friday, Feb. !, 1876.


..tn.F-Bo~ton. 30 a. m.-1.3o l.. III.
VIZ ~ york ely and Western. 80 a m m
.,tn q, nj. Northern \ stag" malls 100
",..,tb,.rn. 40 a. III. southern aud
.hI' ,,.-r,ru. l. m.-i.53 =. III.
.,I- nom ! \. NJ. to T.. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04
REMOVAL!

Torrent Engine No. ha- been removed f., M.
first building north sid. of The. En"in,. II,us.
Entrance on the north sid. "f thu. buiIdinu IL.
m-Iubey the place. CYRUS SARGENT
9IO chic. Engineer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04

The Spring Term will b,gi. "n TUESDAY. Feb
''':, 1876. Address .IIst4-c-
9l2 THOMAS MAEIIN. Principal
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Centennial Propelling Pencil

y novel AID useful invention We selling
l. JOO ~ WEEK. IusinusS and professional ul-IL
!.dI,> and -ch"" childr'u want them and must
have. THEM. W. rNp-,t - sell them in every tam
IL III thu. Uuiun Live agents wanted III every
SECTION Nrnj cts. for sample aud terms. To
CENTENNIAL PROPftlING PENCIL CO..
Lock EoS l25. Dover, y H. IOl3
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Monroe.

Monroe.
The people of Monroe are at present
having Il series of meetings ON the plan
of the Gospel workers. Rev. Mr.. Litch.
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Finney of South
Ryrgate. hold services in the town hall
each afternoon and evening, commenc-
ing with Tuesday.
Willie Gilclrist, son of Robert Gil
christ, is now on IL visit To his friends
lie has for long time been connected
with the railway service. with head
quarters at Chicago.
Owing to the recent misfortune of the
Mclndoe'S Lumber Company in the de
Struction of their valuable property. We
are about to lose from our village il
valued citizen in the person of John
Holton, Esq.
Mis-. 5. =. Way of North Monroe. vino
has been suffering from Il cancer i'll her
side, has lately returned from Il rem
edlal institution where she assuIes her
friends that she has left every vestigr
OF that plague spot" which WAS the
hane of her life
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| Peachan.

Peacham.
The Ladies' Society of the Congrega-
ti"nal church, have begun the new year
10y directing their efforts for the present
in behalf of the "Iome for destitute
children" at Burlington.
The congregational society hold their
annual suciable and donation visit for
their pastor. on Friday afternoon and
evening, Feb. 18th.
The Methodist society have deter
mined t" revise and thoroughly repair
THEN church the coming spring. proyid-
ed sufficient funds can he raised fnI the
purpose. The estimate made of the ex-
penSe is : lOD.
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ta~t"ri;i - perfect substitute for Castor OIL
without any objections. Ion II l. Pheasant I" taxi
ami docs not nau~"lt" gIip,. For Gn-tivrur--
At any age. hnt especially i"r Wind collie snuI
stomach. Worms and tn. pi>"rl-rrd Bowels ni
'hldr"n. II l. thu most effective T,nrdl in ~
i~t'tn""- II l. harmless. 1t l. reliable, and it l.
cheap.
Their" need b" n" pain where C-ntaur lui
mttt l. used Burns and >r.,ll- al hral,d u.th
out a sea- rheumatism. ~pIaim- and most flesh
bone and muscle allm'n can h, absolutely cured
Their" arr ~" kinds. The White C,ntaur Linz
m'ni - i"r family u~r. the yellow f"I h"I~c~ and
animals onr trial will con, incr the ncIrdul"u-
tIuntsL
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South Walden.

South Walden.
A. the Rcy. e. ID. Ingraham WAS walk
ing from the church t" the parsonage.
on Sabbath week. he was hit in his side
by sleigh shaft, being driven raIclcSs-
~ by II Young man, i'll such Il way AZ to
disable him Ia considerable extent. from
which he is not likely to he relieved at
present, as he was not able To attend
services last Sabbath.
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TfHI'S IDTERTISEMENIS.

.EitItj. nOJ n For a ease of Cough Col3 81
DJoOO uULD -thma that ldu,nSonx u q
BniSam " i'll not sold by all druggists al iIc
rrcul9r free, bK. T. ". kINsmAS Augusta. Me
1918
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Newport.

W. F. Bowman, Esq, for several
Years past proprietor of the Mrmphre-
magog House at Newport, has left that
Buck will take it again. Mr.. Buck has
been i'll the L. ). and st. james in Bos-
ton, since he left Newport.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04

everything all right except a Il
on himself. the women well
and Il thoroughly demoralIze'
less sleigh.
The big blow of the sea
menced about 9 A. NJ, WedncS
continued till , A. NJ. Thursda.
"oldest inhabitant" lives here, \
has thought the matter all ov'i
can't remember its equal. The
mometer fell b degrees in three
Parties who had started early
morning flom Walden way, and
into the village with wood. were %
to leave their teams and get hon
best they could, or stay all
Thermometer Thursday morning,
grees below. The highways are q
badly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04

Have had three terms "t school the
past Ntal. >mPp"Ited hN ntaNof I5crnt-
on Il dollar of grand list in addition to
public money.
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Barnet.


West Barnet
This place i once more favored with
Il Shoemaker 10y the name of James
Nr~>"n. ~ h" has moved int" lh, basr-
mrut OF the mill fou~r. He is not :,
N"lN Large man hut IN al probability lac
can ii" just a. good WORK H. on" Il hun
drr,l pounds heavier.
The hand times seem t" have affected
the com market. Nh VIM. r. IIa>tir
i offering t" sell No. | high MIXED com.
ton u cents At the depot. al - AT ms
uri>t mill
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fassumpsic

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business generally is not very brisk
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-04

irlN" lis WATER Oh RAILROAD STREET OF
bay my goods at your own iigur.s-if they are
Right. l"u have heard of LIVE
YANKEES! Well | one of that
class TALL i'll aud look me over
II d" y0u harm and will
give Won some SPLENDID
BARGAINS
Abundance Free to Children and All.
q Doors open froIn morning till % T. VI.
excepting "Wednesday Evenings. when INV
-t"r" il closed at O'Clock. General invita-
ton extended
Very respectfully
". -. ANDERSON. Railroad st,
1t. Jnhnsbury, VI.
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St. Johnsbury East.

Al the third adinuInrd meeting OF
the congregational church and sn.irtX.
Jan. %. III response to call from Rev
>. L. Humphrey Ia he released from the
Passionate of this church the members
were making one more effort to devise
means If possible t. make up the def
cheney of S2lHI in salary. caused chiefly
10y deaths and removals. The matter
had been c;inva>>cd 81 thoroughly. pre-
Nlous To this last. (amd which WIS con-
,Id"Icd final mcctlng,D without reach
ing the dc>ncd result that no one ven
tuned I" suggest any new plan. la the
midst OF the meeting. the pastor. with
his characteristic promptnc>S ANA gen
rI">ItA. sent III Il paper the puIport of
which WAS. that understanding there, to
hc Il general desire of the church and
society i"r HIM Ia continue his relations
with them. and considering their en-
tlcmit\. he would Withdraw his request
tor release if they desired. and would
give them 500 toward the deficiency.
ais" give them each year. from Jan. ~.
500. while THEN pastor. This pI"po-
slti"n electrified the whole meeting. and
they unanimously voted to accept il.
and passed resolutions expressing THEN
sincere gratitude for such il generous
gift. This will place the s"ciety out of
debt. with fine church. vcstry and par
>"na"c. The relations between pastor
and people aIr harmonious and very
dear.
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