davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27

ISRAEL PIcKEYs LENoIR, a prominent
and wealthy citizen, died ct Lsnoir's,
East Tennessee, on the 2lst, in bis fitch
year
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27

President 0RToy proposes to bur1
the rascally Radical dispatches on hand.
He ought to send for Baron de Palms
cremating furnace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27

Two acquaintance, meeting on a wet
day, one greeted the other with; Beau
tiful rain this; fetching things out of the
ground" Second friend (disconsolately)
Hope not, sir, hope not; got two
wives there, sir"
The British market is glutted with
American beef, and is now calling for
American mutton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per annum for
The Daily, and 81 per snnum for the
Wssky-POstage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27

United States MarshaI's sac.

-
A; karr ct al. vs.. steamboat A. J. Wh,ts No
SiO-ln Admiralty. United State n;str;ot
Oeurt TOT the Western District of lTennessee
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER an SAFE
\ issued out OF the District rnnrt of a.
United states for said dIstricS, and 70 mo AZ
reoted Ia the above entitled eause. I will ex-
pose lot sale and sell 10 tb.s highest bidder.
ao'ciocN am, ON Wednesday, Jan.
uory 5 ,IS77,
the Steamboat A. j.. WHITE, her eneinss.
Tachinery, tackle, apparel and furnitnre. rs
abe now lies at the leyee, city of Memphis.
Tenn, L. b. EATON. U. S. Marshal,
BY A.. j. GARDNER, Deputy.
Beleher q Jordan, proctOrs.
M: MOnaghan OF al. VS.: steamboat ,,,o.ro ~
Cheek. Ne, ST. In admir- ~ SoTRo "
trict of Tennessee. western DIS
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER or SALE
4 issued OUT OF ne District rourt If tbes
Onitep otate' Tor said district. and 10 me m.
T W. n ope >ooye entitled cause, | will ex-
ppSsb VI s" 20 aud sell to the highest bidder, for
no clock a M ,on Wednesday, jan
"aTy 3, 1877,
the steamboat GEORGE W. CHEEK. Aar
engines. machinery, tackle. apparel and fur.
nilure; as she now lies at the levee, city of
Memphis, Tennessee,
Ia. b. EATON, u. S Marshal.
ByA'J. ARDSER, DeT uty.
Belcher & Jordan, p%rootors.
A.. karr ct al. vs.. steamboat Ilinois No
SI2-ln admiralty, United States District
Court for the Western District Of TENNESSEE,
PURSUANT TO All ORDER OF SALE.
\ issued out of tho District Court Of tho
United States for said district, and 10 me di.
rected IN the above entitled cause, | will ex-
for cash, at
IL o'clock am, on w~ehnosday. Yam.
nary 3, lS77,
the steamboat ILLINOIS. her engines. ma
onlnery, tackle. apparel and furniture, as she
now lies at the levee. city Of Memphis, enn.
Il. b. EATON, U. S. Marshal.
By Al. GARDER, Deputy.
Belcheg \ Jordan. prootors. [93-1O9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27
LE0AL.
NOn.R Resident Notice.

-
Grubbs 4 Austin VS.. ". j. Hale & Co Before
Geo. D. Crockett, j.. 2. for Shelby county
Tennessee.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
i ing been sued out under section 1855 Of the
Code of Tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property Of the defendants. and affidavit
having been made that the defendants are
indebted 10 the plaintiffs In the sum Of s27S. so,
due By note and account, that the claim Is
Just, and that defendants are non-residents Of
State OF Tennesseei II Is therefore ordered,
that the said defendants make thier personal
appearance before Geo. y. Crockett, J. Pu on
tho list dty Of February 1877, at his Office,
No. 2S5 Main street, in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, and defend said. attachment
suit within the time prescribed by law,
or the same will be proceeded With ex parte /;
and that 4 cory Of this order DO PUBLISHED once
a week for four. consecutive weeks In the
Memphis Public Ledger.
This 9th day Of December, 1875.
10i- l07-1i3-ii0 GEO. ID. nROCkETT, J, p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27

COR POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, 0 DIS
y Circulars, etc. gotten up with the a.,
sylSssaf t6yos ~! sss S,SS 4. 'YgS'lof .spor q Any
amino stock.andtprioet, NV"'e quu W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-27

Speaker Rassall's letter TO Orton.
WASHINGTON, December 27.-The fol.
loving is a copy Of a letter from Speaker
Randall to Mr.. Orion. which was written
ves,ardav.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

are beautiful in texture and finish and
many of them-those in lacquered pa
per mdche. tine woods. straw and silk
are very beautiful in design as we'll.
There are Il few monStroSitieS in pot
terry and bronze that one can hardly for
give them. such uglineS>. one would
think. must have frightened the very
workncn that fashioned it. Dragons
with impossible horrors in place of claws
and mouths. and scaly tails that curl all
over creation. and gods hardly more
lovely in aspect. MAY Ice all very well
as cnri"Sitics. but tn me they diStigure
the exhibit
The domain of China, which appro-
prlatelN adioins Japan. is similar. both
III its beauties and defects. The .ineSt
thing there. to my taste. is Il tower,
like pagoda, with IL sort of court at It's
base. filled with human figures. This
whole work Is of ivory. carved as never
IVORY was carved before. Such minute
dellcacH at execution, | believe, | never
saw. The tower must lie two feet and
Il half high and propoI tionatcly large.
and Yet | doubt if the whole work
weighs over two pounds.
II would require columns of space to
do Justice Ia these two countries alone
>" won't attempt 1t, at least, not at
present. Ii makes me hotter Ia even
think of staying 81 long III one place
Walking up and down these broad
al>lc> Is really less oppressive than sit
ting still. for they are kept >prinklcd
and the evaporation cnol> them of per
ceptihly. Besides this the water keeps
down the dust. of which, to the credit
of the management, Ice it said. there is
very little.
To further guard against it. however.
all the delicate articles shown, such as
textile and polished fabrics are enclosed
IN tight show cases, many of which
possess much intrinsic beauty aud add
largely To the effect of the exhibits they
contain. The most elegant of these
were designed and executed at the art
furniture establishment of +. krutina.
NJ and - Houston street. New York,
the acknowledged head of this depart
mrnt of industry III America. What
stone cutting l. To sculpture such is the
best of ordinary cabinet making To the
handiwork of this house literally han
dTork III this cast. tnr in all his vast
establishment. employing hundreds of
men. no steam power l. used. No ma
chine but the practiced human hand is
perfect enough to execute the varied
and intrICatrly beautiful designs for
Which tins establishment l. famed. OF
these designs over 10000 separate and
distinct ones have already been pro-
duced. no two articles of their manu-
thctulc even being alike. In the pro
ductl"n "t different patterns of the fash
iouahlc EaStlakc furniture. the atclirr
"f krutina has absolutely II" equal. this
style having been studied and made Il
speciality ever since its introduction and
carried hN him To lis utmost perfection.
The interior of many of the most cl..-
giant public and private buildings in the
metropolis owe much of thrir beauty To
the taultlc>> taste of krutina and his
assistant artists. the new SS.WW. 600
Post Office of that city. largely furnish
ed 10y him. being Il splendid specimen of
his powers. RADIN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
The Water Question---A Card from
Trustee Johnson

Mn EuIIoE During the past few months much
has been said through Your columns and um"I, ON
the streets about the expenditure, ct money lev tn,
Nilt., trustees III constructing Water Work,
and many expressions "t i'uht about the proper
Enlargement and ~"u, ItluIati"ns "f crn-ur- a.
t" til" fidelity of TIA" TRUSTEES t" the wants their
constituents.
A. "nr "t the servants "t the village III the "a
Ia"itN 81 trustee. often ,pI"al,d tn fnr rntnI-
nation. and I" act thu, interest tan paw
aud voter. wish here puhlicl, t" state fur
then Information that although | was very uI.t
cl"u-, rendered th, comp imrmt "i their suffrasr
| AN =" unfortunate 1" lee totally ignored hy tn,
active partition OF the board and am unable I" hay,
a ,"Icr N"uT interest with"ut force CuI~,.
qurntlN wish I" br relieved from any umputatluu
al III drIrIcti"n "i duty la nv cnn~titu
And here II may lie proper t" ~tatr my position
with the said board After the, election - Officers
al the annual meeting. the trustees organized
Themselves INT" a " a-I Board i,r the purp"-,. ri
prosecuting ia" construction at proposed Water
Works and elected the writer a. then SECRETARY
and clIk /" keep account of all matters lie
l,tlug t." said Works SEPARATE and distinct from the
ordinary current business "f the village. 1t was
my pnrI"-' t" keep all such matters in detail dnd
a. business hke ant passing srsrg item Of
sTTtHdtuI, tu record Tor iturnt- and -II,
o''~s"rs reference. expecting that each aud every
act al the trustees should h' the result at Il c"nn
ell relieving from personal indiN idual response
bitN.
Contrary I" my expectation ~nuu learned that
each I" act tor himself | i'll connection with
IA minority "t the board. attempted Ia Ia the
benefit OF the village loan AT rates Of interest
less than "" had been paying. and some hat
technical III my views IN conducting the affairs 81
that nothing should hr sm"ihrrrd carried in nlII
future report i'll gross and thereby became ubnux-
"ns {" the acting portion of the board and learn
ed III the Language of one of the trustees that it
was IA mistake that Mr.. .Jnhn-unS name was un the
board, and II" regard should Ii, paid t" him
was finally requested i'll writing. signed by two
u: the board I" surrender my book of record all
contracts bonds and specifications IN NV posses
sion And M regard has since been paid To NV
desire nor am invite Ia their counsel | consr-
quently know little of the conduct of the bust
Ness would had not been houored with vouI
election
y. NJ. JOHNSON.
81 John-buTy. July l.. l-16.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
State News.

Some boys VIII" were in swimming on
sunday discovered parts of Il skeleton
protIuding on the Vermont side of the
Connecticut. near the mouth of White
river. ON digging them out. the doc
tors pronounced them the remains of
AN adult male. having extraordinary
long legs. y" one living in the vicim-
ity ever heard of Il person being buried
there.
Tairo. the Highgate murderer. now
occupies Il cell with the other prisoners
in st. Adams Jail. He is allowed to
exercise in the corridor. He is greatly
depressed in spirits and is rrligiou>ly
inclined. but talks very little to his tcl-
low prisoners. He SAYS he is rccunciled
Ia his fate.
The mother of Rev. Charles Van Nor
don of the congregational church. St
Adams. died day or two ago.
Bryan O'Nral. an old resident of
Fairfield Centre. was found dead in his
bed on Friday morning. He was -
wears of age.
During the thunder shower SATURDAY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

night the lightning struck a house
belonging to Philip Duclos. situated
ah"nt two miles south of St. Adams.
IL clrcled around the house. looSened Il
post and cut Il sill of the piazza and
tneh crossed the road to the garden.
Mr. Lepper. who occupies the house.
with his family, says they were awak-
ened by being lifted Il foot or mole in
their beds. and that il was some time
before they recovered from the effects
of the shock.
There is Il resident of Burlington l09
years old, who ''haS used tobacco and
alcoholic liquors quite freely for nj
Years, and Yet is neither palSied. blind.
deaf or dumb. Louis Victor Amede..
Henry was born in France in March.
100. was soldier under the first Na-
poleon, came to America 10 Years ago.
and has lived in Burlington ~ Years
Tie has recently visited the Centennial
Thomas Cnnnor, one of Brattlrboro'-
wealthieSt lrishmen, died from Il sup
posed Sun-stroke in his hay field at
Gullf"rd, Thursday. He was alone at
the time
st. Adams has Tildem and Hen
bricks club of 100
Willie Little, aged IL Years, son of
Edwin Little, was drowned at Fair
Haven, Thursday. by falling into the
bnlkhead of the Marbleizcd slate COM
pany.
The first blood in the state campaign
was drawn at West Rutland on Thurs
day 10y Pat Sweeney, who cracked Pat
Rcard"n'S skull in an alteration over
llldcn and Hendricks. Pat struck in
the Interests of reform within the party.
Lawyer Charles y. Davenport of
Brattlchorn, \. b. Gardner. liberal can
dldatr for governor III -. Olin Scott, Il
prominent republican manufacturer.
and others addressed Il large opeu-air
Tilden and Hendricks meeting ut Ben
nlngton. Thursday evening. hontirrs
and fireworks helping out the enthu-
slaSm.
The Orange County democrats have
nominated &. W. Clarke of Chelsea and
j. W. Bliss of bradford tor Senator'S
Mrs. Polly LuckrN of Highgate. who
had seven SONS IN the war of the rebel
lion. wh">, united service WAS over ID
Years, Is now Il widow and in INDECENT
circumstances. which hardly speaks we'll
for the patriotism OF the town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

tATAERH cannot h, cured nv -nutt~ washes
81 local applications 1t j. Il weakness al the con
~itut"u. N clipping Itself ia the nasal 81 .,:IIi-
III afterwards extending Ia the throat and lungs
ending generally ia Consumption. If not Chrrkrd
hN proper remedies Pains III head back Ions aud
weakness 81 kidneys attendant diseases
Mere people have t:taIIh than any other disease
II l. EASILY cured Thousands Of "
forty wears standing. have been entirely cured ia
New Hampshire the past three Years hN the CON
>ftHf,",idi Cdfdrrh RsH.siU Certificates To back
the above. and tTritI-t on Catarrh i'll a b pag,
Go. pr"pIIrt"r-. Manchester y II send name
on postal card and II will cost only a cent Price
II per bottle TO Sent ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
SprrmI 5lnhrrs.

Regular communication Thurs ~ on ~ before.
TN, tull of tn, M""n Il. l.. II ASTINiiS. sec.
hA>NtII CHAPTER. No. II. Il. 4. VI.
Regular communication. FRIDAY CT before the
ull at TIA" moon. =. W. PAGE. Sec \.
Kidney Diseases. Dr"p-y. and all Diseases "i
thu trinary "rEaIi- h, cured bS Hnnf', R,msdu
Hundreds VIII" have been given up hN their phys
l'lan- /" dir have been speedily cured lay thu,
.f HuIt. Remedy.
blessing for needle, women and others eli
Gagrd III >rd-ntary employ mrnts \ large pIopur-
ton "f III" female >ti may trace the beginning al
inruruhlr debility irr-.u art> OF nature
lhr-, are permanently relieved hV the Peruvian
syrup. which contains the PTot"lid- "t Iron thu,
only form lay whrh this indispensable element 81
health enter the blood. the want of which
causes Pal"nr->. dizziness hr.tdachr debility and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

GOING NORTH
Ac II. Er Mad v Fl
Ar Newport, ~ III I - y Il T. : b q ~
Montreal ~ gOu
Qurh"c. ginam
GOING SOUTH.
40. u Fl Mad v En-
Leave Qurhtc 73npm
Montreal. a0Oam 400 III
N"wp"rt - T. IA ~ T. IN ~ ~
EICHELIFI' LINE STEAMERS leave Mon
trral daily. except SUNDAY III. Arrive al QUE.
liz" 6.a m Leave Quebec NJ 1 = III. Arrive al
Montreal. i A
>AGUENAN LINE STEAMERS leave Quebec
daily except SUNDAY and Monday. u : a III. Tim.
t"r round trip. l. hours.
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAMERS
leave Quebec every Tuesday at = III.
II. T.. FOLSOM. >upt.
y. D. LOWERING .II:., Gen. Ticket Agt.
~ knoxville July / l-7G.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Village Meeting.

In compliance with a request presented IL the
Clerk of II. .IuhnShury Village. according To- law
the inhabitants OF the village of - .Iuhn>bury are
hereby notified and warned tn meet AT the Town
Hall in said village. Monday the 34ih day of
July, l-16. at one "'cl"ck III the afternoon In act
upon the following articles viz
LIST. To see II the village will approve the. ne
tion of, and adopt the work done L., the trustees
said Nillag" i'll connection with the village aqu,-
duct or water works up I" the present time
I'd. To see if the Village will instruct the trus
tees I" =" forward with the work upon the aquc
duet "r watrrw"rk~ and complete the same soon
practicable.
I'd. L" d" any other business thought proper t"
hr done when assembled
Dated al st IuhmSburN. this >th dav ct July \.
u l-s6 l.. u. BI.OlHiETl
.Bi Clerk ct Village uf 81 bloomsbury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
LamOiIIe Valley Railroad Company
Stockholders Annual Meeting

The stockholders ia the Lamoilr Valley Rail
road company arr hereby notified that the annual
meeting of said company will he held at the Amer
lcan House i'll Hyde Park. VI, ON TUESDAY. the 9Th
day "f August, \. ID. l-16 at o'clock in the
ait"rn"nn for he purpose of eecting Il board of d.,
r-ctors for said company for the year nsueing. Al
:" 10 transact any other proper business that
come before said meeting
BY order of Directors
j II. GEORGE Clerk.
East Hardwick, Vt. July IL I-76 3I-5
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

ROUTE A-M"ntrral via Pas~umI,sic and south
Eastern Railroad. Return same Route.
ROT TIE lI-M"ntr-.l and Quebec via Pa-Sump-
sic. South Eastern. l;ichrliru Line Steamers aud
Grand Trunk Railway
ROT TIE t-Qurh-c via Pa~-ump-c Railroad a.
Sh"rhr""kr. Grand Trunk Railway nQurbrc. Re
Route,
g The sale nt Excursion tickets will com
mrnrc July |. and continue during th, months OF
August and September good IL TrtuIn until M
Vrml,.T l. At tn, tullnwin. prices
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Bad Fire at Barton Landing.

About half-past nine Tuesday even
ing. fire broke ont in Flint Brothers
store, and before it was stopped il con
Sumcd that store. also the stores OF
Austin. JoSlNn X Co.. and c. II. Green.
and the dwellings of \. ID. Bigelow and
Drunison Stafford, together with three
barns and outbnildings. 1t is II mystic
~ how the tire took.
There had been no fire i'll the build
ing for Il month. and when discovered
il WAS breaking ont of the roof. and
spread with great raplditN. 1t Was
about half an hour after the excursion
train from this place had passed. and
" hen the II o'clock train came along it
stopped. and some of the passengers
helped fight fire. aud others helped
themselves to goods which had been
cleared from the stores, :" the Bar
toIIians say.
There Was $1,000 insurance on the
O. III. Austin store. in the Vt. Mutual :;
and $500 on the goods of Austin. Jos
lyu & Co., in the Royal. &. ii. Green,
,u,uiture dealer. had $1,000 insurance,
which will nearly cover loss. Flint
Brotber- had two stores-hardwarea and
Grain. and drug they were insured
81. 900 Oh building and contents. Their
l,ss is estimated S3.OOO above insurance.
LID. Wilson, druggist. in AuStlns store
lass an stock insured. Mrs. Sartle, mil
liner, partial loss of goods II" 'nSl''
,uc. E.G. Stevens. dentist. loss 500;
no insurance. A ID. Bigelow, house,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

The latest. greatest. aud m"-t reliable Remedy
rN"I put together hN medical science Tor IhruIna
tr-un wounds. -wrllInG- burns Cakrd breast sc.
- TIA" 'ntduI liutmcut There i've kinds
hat the " hitr lIuImrnt : f"I the human family
thu yellow trntaur IInImrnt l. fuI -paN med
laIur and strained HORSES and animals
de-, -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
Fire in Brunswick.

Last Sunday morning about two
o'clock the upper SAW mill OF ID. ii. y
I. c. Bratlit. in Bruins wick, was dis
covered To he on fire. and was burned,
together with considerable lumber.
The. loss is about - 5000; insured for
II 900 in Bowman \ Hopkins office III
this place The fire is thought t" have
been set 10y tramp who camped there.
as there had been no fire i'll the mill
lately, and everything was right when
they shut down saturday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
,.ohnshurp Galedonian.
, orden.burg X. X. Trains.
,,-v w.. Friday. July Fl. 1876

l' ..uI\, WEST.
leaves Portland 30 a. m. FHhyan' :
"a" ..''I .I.utur. !l0, East Concord -!
" ~ NnrIh Concord. 2:iO West Ton
.. I't" - InbI-hurv 500. st bloomsbury. BIB
-.r - "A ,li,n G.l5 tirrrn-b"r" 6:i- East
= HaIdWI'k 90. arrives al johnson
... Leaves Iuncnhurg $50 a. IN. f.
s-' .'' vii.- Pond -. North Concord. 7::i-.
- + - .l"hn-hurN : L.. arrive ST
, .t..'" I,.,,,- II .InhnsburN al 6:Ija IN .
a-.- NJ .,,i,u III. East Hardwick 81.
D., .Du-..u At Il.u.
...-- .. .rr.,.l dos not run Mondays west of
-uI>" EAsI.
leaves Johnson n d:0i a. m Hard
r = !llrdwick ~. Greensboro 1:;s2
... u nu,lllr ~ arrives II 81. Johns
.,a." '.,,,- II .I"hn~hury go a. m. +
..... ,u Vest Concord ga y. Concord
BE-. az 1905 + Concord 1918. Lunenburg
.. ,.- .i"I E"-t"n by way of North Con
fur Portland ltO =. m. arriving
.. B. ant Al Boston. via North CONWAY
d J,...- Leaves Johnson at ll:Ij a. M
E.- rp IA +. llardwick l;''-. Greensboro
g., plnvillr A3-, arrives at ST
-4-- leaves II J"hn-burN, 30 p. m
.r.,t, 81 West Concord 80. North
90. ..- Milo Pond G.2i East Concord Il. 10
-, Uurs.ruI- Al 80
..-.,, 40, docs not run Mondays and Sat
& -l.f ~ I"hn-huIN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21

Children cry for Ca-t"ris. 1t - A. pheasant
tel b. a. honey and IL absolutely harmless Ii j.
SUE I" "NIrl worms cure wind collie. Trgular, the
stomach aud h"wrl- and overcome irTIIahIlItN
caused hN lash al cutting teeth. 1t perfect
substitute" iI castor OIL and Ton c"-tIV III
young 81 old there - nothing IN rNi-rurr rti-,
i've and reliable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
NOTICE !!

All persons indebted To the estate OF the late
Edward ID Mason of l'a-sumpsic requested I"
can al Their earliest convenience al his lat" resi-
drncr and arrange for a settlement
I6 EDW RID ID. MASON Admir-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-21
5Harriaars.

- NarrjdgcS and Deaths inserted free.
ObitHdricS sir cents u line.
At ha-sumpsc, July l. hv \. II. GammrI Esq
MI. Fred L. Thompson OF Greensboro aud Miss
Helen NJ. Perkins of kirby