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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
More Goods at Halls'
1851 REeHsEp. A Lot or fall sS''s

Seal Brosyn Cashmere, Black Cashmefs q - ".
Aly4eas. zeal Brown PoDiu, "kag1J ~ 49, ~,
teres for sgitiBg zeal Brown and BiaeS 800 ~
lent Kufeka Skirts, K4nnels foF rus -. ~ iGlsaf
neis. Ladies and Gents Under CEss.1s ~ y
Under Yeats and Pants Mems Over shI l. ~ 30
Trimming. consisting " Trimming Bstys 800 ~
T3sssls ~ variety n eoiOTs, bets Ahy 80. az
stock 81 L46ies Fancy Ties. Collars 40 oirrs fsss
Tsn's aad IAdGezf Tf4us-COutsents - Hasss 3
ttins3 Continental combs. Aea AID ~ ~ gsS3rns
Wheeler Hat. Reform Hats, Honest - - zssiss
&C. New stock n Ladies Boots--kfehsss 40 ~
snd CliIdFsns Beots-s good serge l<t " .,slsas -
pair. Our stoek u BDOts and ehSe. = 49, ~ tF.
have ever had HoFSe Blanket w. 80 20
dollars and ~ 90 %. Msn's Cogg.eN 81 fapps
ssgle. ~ - aollars. TEugks and Bsss: ~ Gss9
Back GiOges shawl sTaIa. &c. 49, - ,--togs1
Euf,aer Eo0ss and Shoes KFerYtDnx - ~ hsEs
efcre tie lat adyanee - siarkst 49, ~ has =
go ~eek Yserythiug has srrck ygstoi y ~ %.
ugWzra tsndeney. Never . t@ttf A aEgD J
nv BKgDs GRASS AID cL7fh"
QUAKTiTY
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

This library. which Is very complete
IN the department Of American law, be-
sides vel furnished with miscellaneous
works. has entirely outgr0wn the room
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
S. s. BLANCHARD

Has sait Pork for sale $50 10 barrels nice Sap AZ
u y cents ger galsoa - he bage hzlf barrel.
Glover. 0esoa~rss 1855 Al
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

Il
At the St Adams butter market, last
Tuesday. the attendance was good. mar
ket dull. receipts light. We quote com
mon at from sixteen to eighteen cents /;
good, nineteen TO twenty three cents /:
choice, twenty-four to twenty eight cts. !:
| gilt edged. thirty cents per pound, with
occasional extra choice diaries selling at
a higher price
Two years ago there we're s. eonyicts
il the state prison at Windsor nov
there are III. The prison has $50 cells.
and It's income over all expenses was for
the last two years. something over SIX
thousand dollars. Of the 1T eonsicts,
~ are natives Of this state 30 Of other
states 90 are foreigners, and the natiy-
Ity Of one il Dot given.
A tew mornings since, 5. n. Bronson
Of AsegtDeyyilIe, heard crash Of glas.
and rushed from his bed 70 repel inya
si0n. He found in his pantry . Iarg.
bird. which. with q butcher knife. 5.
soon dispatched, and discovered it % b
. q partridge weighing four pounds. Mr.
Bronson has FeeeBtiy moved there ans
opened shoe store, and considers tki
incident lucky oneD-
The eighth annual meeting Of IL
State Satbatk School Association n VI
viii be held 10 the Congregational ehurcl
D Al st. Albzns. commencing Tuesday eye
: 8iBg. October 10. aud continuing tkrs
Wednesday and Thursday. Fsofesss
Asa Hall u PhiladeIphia. wilI hag
charge II tie singing, kminest sabbat
school sorksrz. from absoad - well Z
. az home, are expected 70 be present an
participate IN the exercises.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-13
Natfete domy sve
luCebnfMli barvanli
MILLER BROS

ktere jsou vyrobeny cisteho bileho olo-
va, zinku lneneho oleje, pflpravene ma
bilou, cernou sto iinych rozmanitych
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk
vsaie Sc hluboko do dfeva, take tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrzi jake kterakoliv jina
barva ma svet6, atkoliv stoif celou tfeti.
nu meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi: Pfihlaste Sc MILLERA
A BRATRU, iichz barva zdobi nejmene
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou-
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysved.
ceni, iez vam bezplatne budou poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-13

YAM odevzdal tento list cd markyze Con
trana, synovce vaseho, nehoz poznate
pficinu navstevy me-
Innate Gontrapa9' tazal Sc dychtivy
pan z Lacy.
,Patfim k pfdteldm jeho, odpov6del sir
William.
,Tedy jste zde jako donna, pane,' pravil
uptimne chevalier, a myslim, abychom
odlozili ma pozdejsi dobu, snad az po ve-
cefi, otevfeni listu. Posadte Sc, pane
pfatele synovce meho jsou u mne jako dc
MAJ
Sir William Sc uklonil.
,Jene,' volal chevalier, ,prostfit jeste
pro jednoho.'
Zatim kdy konan tento rozkaz, pravil
starry slechtic:
,Budete miti toho veGera hubenou vece
ii, cteny iosti, veceti mysliveckou. -.
,Jsem stoupencem sv. Huberta, jake Wy
pane chevaliere, vece sir William.
,Milujete lovs'
,Naruzive, chevaliere, jako risky slech-
tic; nebot jsem nucen, jezto jste dosud
neotevfel odporuceni me, oznamt YAM
imeno sve. -. baronnet sir William
Chevalier Sc poklonil.
,Pfitel Gontran,' pokraeoval baronnet,
,porouci mne pfedevsim vam, pane, ia
kozto naruziveho stoupence sv. Huberta,
kteryz dychti naruzive po tom, ably se-
znal myslivost bretahskou.'
,Veru,' zvolal chevalier radostn6, Con.
tran je perle synovcd, ponevadz mi posy.
Ia soudruha loveckeho; procez zdstanete
mi zde dlouho. -
,Neni-li to pills prot slusnosti.'
,Naopak ia prohfesil bych Sc proti slus
nosti, uhostuje vas obydli ne pfilis vabi
vem,'
Pane di sir William, ,nyni prosim,
racte otevfit list cd Gontrana.'
,NaeP
,ZaleA mi ma tom,' pravil sir William,
jenz stal schvalne ma SVEN.
,Pfejete-li 81 taxi odpov6del chevalier,
,nebudu YAM odpirat.' otevfel list cd
Gontrana.
Kdezto chevalier cetl, prohlizel 81 he
sir William pravil 81
,Vskutku velky dobrak, ucinim MIN
CO budu chtiti.'
,Jak,' zvolal slechtic, kdyz docetl psa-
nj obratil Sc nemu, wy jste zamilo.
vang
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Cen0 25 ct2.
OZnanky.
90 VYDANI.

Obsahuje dplny seznam vsech once
NEST We SIP. Statech, territory CanadJ
kter6 die posledniho scitani lidu vetsi o.
bYvatelstvo citaji nez 5000, jakoz Sc
znam jmen vsech casopisI vychazejicich,
ktere onech mestech nejvetsiho rozsife-
nj mali. - Taktez obsahuie seznam Case
pisI, ienz Sc oznamovatel6m k oznam-
kan odporucuji co nejvice miste dotyc
nem rozsifeni nejevn6jsi ceny mali.
Dale otsahuie vsechny casopisy We Sp.
Statech, jenz vychazeji v takovych mi
stech kde e pres 5000 obyvateld.
Konecne vsecky nabozenske, hospodaf
ske, vedecke, primysln6, medicinske,
svobodOzednicke, paedagogicke, obchod-
nj pojistovaci caf opisy.-Soudni, spolko
We, musikalni, modni a jine odborni noyi
ny nejspolehliv6jsim seznam Du!ale
dplny seznam pres 800 n6meckych no.
vim, kter6 vychazeji We Sp. st. = Vysve
tleni vyhlaskach, mnoho cennik6 ohla-
SEX, yse co ohlasovateldm tfeba vedet
Adresujte ma
Geo. II. ROWelI ~ Co..
Al Park Row.
New York
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-13

13ne Is. srpna 1875 cestuje pro
Sc zabavu ubiral jsem Sc Dolni VI
tavice, mestecka V nejjizn6isi Cast Czech,
ku hranicim Hornich Rakous krajinou
horskou, krasnou, romantickou. Ma jihu
pfede mnou vypinaly Sc hora sv. Tomase
a hora Sindlauera; ma zapade splyvaly
modrou oblohou hory Plpckensteinske.
DOZEN, jejz tato krasna krajina ma mne
cinila, rusila toliko jedna nepfijemnost,
totiz nesmirne vedro, ktere tehoz dne pa
novalo. Ma obloze nebylo ami mracku,
slunce strasne pablo, po vetru ami stopy
kolem hrobov6 ticho. V ccle krajine
nebylo ziveho tvora videti.
X velike zizni, jez mne trapila. pfidru
lila SO nehoda nova: costa pocala nahle
prudce stoupati ma pfikrou horu, ktera Sc
mi jeste pred hodinou dalky velice libi-
La. Nyni Sc mi zdala iz meme krasnou.
Byl isem vsak ma tuto nepfijemnost pfi :
praven. We Vltavici fekli mi jiz, ze je
to kus perne cesty. ia hrozne rad cestu-
iu, ale vrchy vidim nejradeji jen dalky.
UGinek je vetsi namahani male nebo
docela zadne.
,Prve vsak, nez pustis Sc do toho vr-
chu, popfejes svemu telu odpocinku, a
pax - panu bohu porucenop TAX jsem
rozumoval ustupuje Sc silnice ma pokraj
lesa. Pod kosatym dubem rozlozim svdj
veliky plaid, jejz znami moi nazyvaji
formanskou plachtou, vytahnu kapsy
sestihlavhovy, dobfe nabitY revolver, KITE
ry Jest vedle dobfe nabite tobolky mym
nejmilejsim pfitelem a soudruhem ms
cestach, polozim Sc ma plaid, zakryiu jim
pravici revolver takto rezlozen klidn'
odpocivam.
San dubu tax mile ma mne ucinkoval
ze jsem pocal dfimati - dfimotu moi
vsak 20 nedlouhe chvili zaplasilo jakes
vrzani, chrasteni a kroky. Oteyru napo
10 oci spatfim ma silnici osmahlehe
hranateho chlapa, ktery 8 vrsku dold il
trakafem, ma nemz mimo otypku slam
nebylo jineho nakladu.
Jen mne spatfil zastavil Sc. Drahno
} chvili 81 mne prohlizel. Bylo mi to ma
padDe.. Jsa dychtiv zv6d6ti, co asi da!
: bude cinit pfivfel jsem oci jeste vice, ia
, ze SO mohl chlapfk smele domnivati, 4
spin. Avsak navzdor tomu dobfe jser
: pozoroval kazde jeho pohnuti. Chlapi
. 80 posadil ma trakaf, zul 81 boty, ohles
SO cpatrne kolkolem, na6ez 80 tise /
! mn6 blizil. Dovtipil jssm se, ceho 81 a
j pfeje - ma me vest9 leskl 90 p9kny, sna
b velmi pekny xlaty fetizek.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-13

a.as.orn, odISs &c byli pfiieli. Teprva
chybuju, ze tedlbkrat misto vrsku prokli
nal mne. Ohledl Sc nekolikrat, ale v2dy
jest6 spatfil mdj revolver rovne vysi Sc
svou kazaikou. KoneGn6 zmizel "a "a
hybem lesa.
ia pax kracel svou cestou dale. Po
male chvih pfekrociv hranice ceske o.
ctnul jsem Sc ma male plani, zrakdm
myh objevil Sc obraz krasy utesene.
PfedNmnou bvlo ddoli cd vychodu ma
" ~ plNstirajicf, iimz vinula Sc feka
,~Nm horlat6 kraje Hornich Rakous,
rV Sc ma iih do nedohledne dalky,
sue, utes ~sae w Splgvaly 8 oblohou. Ma "a
padni zane udoli spatfil jsem rozkosne
m6stecko Aigen, opodaS leskly Sc pa
prscich zapadajiciho slunce zlate bane
vezi klastera D--skeho, ktery byl pro
dnesni den cflem cesty me.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-13
KINGSFORDGV
OSwegO kukuriCni SkrOb.

ma puddingy blanc mango,
zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pIvodni = zalozeny 1848. Ia
chovava povest svou co cistsi, silnejsi a
iemnejsi nez kterYkoliv jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. IL c. ne-
lepsi autorita ma poll chemie V Europe,
peclive rozlozil skrob tento souGastky
ieho a nalezl jej zdravym zivnym.
Navod k d6lani puddingu a jinych j.
del jest ma kazd6m ibernim paklicku.
H~ Ma prodej vsech velkych grocerd
64 - so
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Revolver.
NapsaL StroupeSnicky

Tyne Is. srpna 1875 cestnje pro
GQo zahavu nhiral iaem ga y Dolnf VI
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-13
A M Z RIC X L
nj OdridlO
pro pradeIny a dOmacnOSt.
vyrah hen6 Y

American Ultramarine Works,
Newark, N. Y.
Nase modfidlo jest neJlepsi ma sv6te.
Ono Sc nerozbiha po pradle, neobsahuie
zadne skodlive latky a jest uzfvano We
vsech velkych pradelnach iak pro svou
dobrotu tax pro svoii laci. Hodi Sc W.
tecn6 k bileni. Prodava Sc pakliGkach
10 cti. ieden. Ma prodej u kazdeho gro
cera. Pteite Sc vzdycky po Americkem
modfidle.
Office: William Str, New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-13
Farmarsk6 pOZemky

/ u w Il.
Ma prodej nebo ma vym6Du
pozemkovy majetek
ClevelandE
Pozemky ty jsou vytecue, biz zelezm-
ce a dobreho trhu lezi Pockahontas u
Buena Vista Counts, kde lest hodne Ce.
chd osedlych. Cena ni1ka, terminy pH-
zniv6. Blizsi zprava
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str
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ejlepsi skrob mas svete.
Dava krasny lesk pradlu, kdezto roz.
dill mezi cenou tohoto a obyceineho skro-
bu jest sotva pal ctu phi pradle. Ptejte
Sc po mem vaseho grocera.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-27
Passumpsic.

One of the plcasantest gatherings that
ii has been our good fortune to attend
for Years, occurred the 10Th inst, at the
house of Col. o. G. Harvey and wife.
the occasion being visit of the de
Sceudants of Mrs. Naomi p. Wmslow
(who lives with Col. Harvey and wife
on the S5th anniversary of her birthday.
1t had been kept Il secret from her, and
she wa> taken very much by surprise,
but pleasure of the most pleasurable
kind WAS visible in every lineament of
the dear old lady's face, us her children,
grandchildren, and great grand chill
drem, took her by the hand. There
were every one of her children, grand
children. and great grand children pres
ent: those that were married, with
their wives and husbands. The chill
drcn are Mis-. John Il. Woods, George
G.. WinSlow aud Mrs. o. 6. Harvey. The
grand children. +. +. Woods, Mrs. Ira
I. Harvey, Charles III. Woods, Miss Ida
MISS NOld w lHSloN,
Willie +. Woods and last, seven great
grand children, from six weeks to nine
years of age. After Il good visit, and
supper, all wished her many returns of
the day. She said she couldn't expect
very many more, and perhaps no more,
on this earth, but she was only waiting
for her Lord to call her and she hoped
to meet us all around the throne of
God. a sentiment which found an an
swering amen from all. Although she
has passed by fifteen years the period
allotted to us here on earth, yet she is
in the enjoyment of her faculties in an
exceptional degree, and stands as
straight us any of her descendants. May
her last days he her best days, and may
we all initiate her virtues.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-27
Littleton. n. H Nov. 10 ls70

Littleton, n. H., Nov. 10 1870.
Messrs. s. W. Fowle & Sons:
For many years / was afflicted with Chronic
bronchitis and hoarseness to such extent rs at
Tunes to be unable to speak audibly, attended with
severe canker and soreness of the mouth and
nhroat made use of great many remedies, and
from none of them did obtain relief. but the dis
ease rather increased than diminished Upon
tine recommendation of lady in this place, who
mad been similarly afflicted and cured by the use
OF DR. W1sTARs BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY
procured of your agent, Mr.. Hodgman, bottle of
the BALsAA and was soon cOnvinc that had
secured in it the means of relief and cure from the
ourdensome troubles to which had been long
subjected. am now almost entirely free from any
uIlmculty Of a pulmonary nature. and only need a
snght dose of the BALsAM to restore me whenever
any troublesome symptoms occur and in such
cases 1t always acts like a charm.
LEVI F. RANLET.
Inc established reputation of HUNTS REMEDY
which has been before the public more than twenty
years, is sufficient guarantee of its curative
properties. Family physicians constantly
prescribing HUNTS REMEDY for Bright's Disease
Dropsy Kidney, Bladder and Glandular Com
plants. Gravel. Diabetes, Female Irregularities
complaints of the Urino-Genital Organs and pros
trstion Of the Nervous System, with the happies,
results
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-27
Wheelock.

" hCC1OSh
The bridge between this village and
VIM. Chase's, broke down while a drove
of cattle were passing over it one day
last week, precipitating thirty-six head
into the river, a distance of ten or
twelve feet. The injury to the cattle
was very slight, tanning only one, which
was kept by the town and damages
paid to the amount of thirty dollars.
This bridge had not been considered
unsafe, and it was perhaps fortunate
that it gave way at this time, as greater
damage might have been done.
There has been general time OF
moving the past week. Mrs. Forsyth
has moved into the west end of Mrs.
Smiths house. and George Williams
has rented the other part. Mr.. Howard
has moved into the place formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. Forsyth, and VIM. Smith
back to his place, occupied by Mr..
Howard the past year.
Frank Taylor has made an improve
ment to his store by way of some new
steps which were necessary to insure
safety to his customers.
Tuesday. Oct. -. j. Z. Dow sold at
public auction his entire stock and
farming tools. We understand "Jont.
goes to Boston next week.
Hibbard Smith. an old and respected
ter long and painful sickness. His
funeral services were holden ut the
same place Tuesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-27

OF the secretary and treasurer, greeting
from various auXiliarics in the state
also few words of welcome from the
Noman's Beard of the Interior, by Mrs
Scales of st. Louis, Mo. Reports from
part of the vice presidents represent
ing the various counties were then
given, showing a considerable progress
IN the work of missions during the past
year. An address of much interest was
made by Mrs. +. III. Walker, of Auburn
dale, Mass, who has in charge the
children of missionaries her
work and the sacrifices of missionary
parents in sending their young children
to this country for education.
In the afternoon a second devotional
meeting of Onehalf hour was held, after
which the general exercises were re-
sumed, consisting of singing, prayer,
and report of the nominating COM
mittee on the officers for the coming
year. and a continuation of the reports
of the vice presidents. Addresses were
made 10y Mrs. Morse of Thetford. for
merly missionary in Turkey, and Mrs
Allen Hazen of POmfret, formerly mis-
sionary in India. Miss Sergeant of this
place, then sang i'll Il very acceptable
manner the song "If thou seek me with
all thy heart, thou shalt surely find me -
after which there was an address upon
the work of the Woman's Board by Mrs.
Norton, secretary of the Bureau of Ex-
change, of Boston. The last speaker
was Mrs. Montgomery, missionary from
Turkey, who gave a very interesting
account of her work among the women,
contrasting their homes with Christian
homes, and giving il thrilling account
of the sacrifices and trials of those who
unenlightened lands. In closing, she
asked prayer in their behalf.
The officers chosen for the coming
year are as follows:
PRESIDENT.
Mrs. Horace Fairbanks, St. Johns
bury.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Addison county, Mrs. {. b. Hurlbut.
Middlebury.
Bennington, Mrs. NJ. b. Barnes, Man
chester.
Caledonia, Mrs. C. NJ. Stone, St
JOhnSbury.
Chittenden, Mrs. G. p. Byington,
Wcstford.
Essex, Mrs. 6. a. Perkins, Lunen-
burg.
franklin. Mrs. a. b. Swift, Enosburg
Grand Isle. Mrs. II. Robinson. South
Hero.
Lamoille, Mrs. ID. W. Hardy. Stowe.
Orange, Mrs. NJ. =. ). Pritchard.
Bradford.
Orleans. Mrs. f. p. Wild, Newport.
Rutland, Mrs. Newton Kellogg. Rut
land.
Washington. Mrs. W. ii. Lord, Mont
pelier.
Windham, Mrs. James Estey, Brat
tlcboro.
Windsor. Mrs J. G.. Hale. Chester.
Secretary, Miss Sophie ii. Aiken.
Rutland.
Asst Sec'y, Mrs. T. h. Bailey, Rnt-
land.
Cor. Sec'y. Mrs. II. T. Fuller, ST.
Johnsbury.
Treasurer. Mrs. Geo. II. Fox. Rutland
Asst Treas. Mrs. Putnam. Rutland.
Auditor. Mrs. Geo. a. Merrill. Rut-
land.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-27
Ryegate.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.


a large number of our citizens have
visited the Centennial, among whom
are the following: NJ. r. GRAY, ESQ.,,
twice, Mrs. NJ. r. Gray, VIM. j. Gibson
and wife and daughter Alice, Rev. j.
NJ. Beattie and wife, Martin Gibson,
Robert 7. Miller and wife, Mr.. Nolan
and wife, VIM. T. Nolan, Sumner
Gibson, Fremont Nelson, Mr.. Emery,
Matthew Brock. Nearly all stopped at
the Lancaster House, kept by G. Wash
ington Litch, who is doing large and
paying business.
VIM. Page has built new house a
short distance west of the town house.
John F. Nelson has just finished his
large new barn. Amos Abbott did the
work. Mr.. Abbott has built six or
seven very large barns in this town.
among these is the barn of Pringle Glib
son, which is the largest and most con-
venient of any in the southern part of
the county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-27
FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber will sell at public auction ON
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER Sth AT 10 o'clock
Il. III. his farm situated i'll 81 Juhnsbury one II lie
east of Railroad street known = the Joseph Hill
place. contains - acres b of tillage land
remainder pasture Il wood land with good build
ings thereon will be sold in whole or in parts to
suit purchasers. The premises will be shown To
parties wishing t" purchase the whole part by
the subscriber any time before time of sale If all
of said farm is not sold On Wednesday, sale will be
continued on Thursday
Also at same time & place. will he sold | pair
work horses. harnesses leds wagons and all the
farming tools on the place. also lotsof hay !.rain
a straw. potatoes, garden vegetables. &c Also
two calves. a lot OF hens and ducks and about 10
cords of stove wood sugar utensils, q some house
hold furniture.
Ierms-On personal property. all sums under
$40. cash down. all over that months time bank.
able notes. On farm terms made known at time
of sale.
JOHN o. HALE.
st Johnsbury Oct, 25th, 1876 4s.9
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McIndoe's.

Mc1ndoe's.
1t may he interesting to the ladies to
know that Miss E. NJ. Brown from
Mass, has opened shop for cloak and
dress making in the house of e. w.
French.
VIM. F. Nixon has rented of C. Nc
Grath, the place lately occupied by
james McDermott, and moved in for
the winter.
Mis-. Walter Gilchrist, who visited
Philadelphia in company with her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. MonteitI,
in returning home about a week or ten
days since, took cold and was prostra-
ted at once with lung fever, which ter
minated on Sunday evening, in her
decease. She was the eldest of large
family of children, many of whom with
her mother still survive her. During
her residence in this place she has uni
fOrmly filed her seat in the church and
prayer meetings, and contributed to the
extent of her ability to the prosperity
of the Sabbath school.
The funeral services attending the
dccease of William Rainey, were con-
cluded by his interment in the ceme-
terry on Wednesday afternoon. For the
past six or eight years Mr.. Rainey has
resided in Ryegate with his -in-law,
6. Dunlap. where he died.
Among the recent removals we note
the fact that NJ. Ledeux has taken win
ter quarters with Mrs. Findlay, where
his family can obtain more ample ac-
commodations than in the tenement
they have occupied during the summer.
p. c. Smith, who has spent the sea
son and proved himself in efficient
workman on the mill of X. E. Peabody
& Co., has closed his engagement with
them and gone to take charge of setting
the wheels of a large mill near Worces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. b. F. Hubbard of st. Johnsbury
had an appointment with all lovers OF
music ut Academy hall, on Thursday
evening of the present week. with &
view to secure class in vocal culture
the success of which will appear here,
after
AFRO Dutton, Esq. of Hartford, was
in town on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week. Matters of business occa.
sionally bring him back to the plac,
where he spent all the years of his
manly vigor. For % years he was
actively engaged i'll mercantile pursuits
and is remembered by all as ii man OF
integrity.
| Eugene Sears has sold his dwelling
/ house and the most of bis lot on the
west side of the highway, to John Gil
/ tillan, ID. Consideration $1,000. Pos.
session given May LIST. lS77. Mr.. Scar.
proposes To erect Il small neat cottage
tor himself on that portion of his lot
which he reserved to he ready for oc-
cupancy 10y May LIST.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-10-27

The United Presbyterian parsonage
has been repaired, painted and new
fence has been built, which adds very
much to its appearance. Nancy Hen
derson has made some new improve
ments on her house which makes it look
much better.
Rev. A. Blackie, d. D., of Boston,
assisted at communion in the U. P.
church and lectured on California on
Monday evening.
Mr.. Rainy, an aged man, died at
GAVIN Dunlap's, Monday morning.