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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
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We learn viii, deep pain of the death
al Mrs. T.. Is. Whiting. Mr.. and Mis-.
+ Whiting have been spending the Win
ter IN burlington. i'll order to h- near
their children residing here. She WAS
one of the most estImIiIhlc of women,
excellent IN every Christian and wo-
manly virtue. and her sudden death
Will cause Il sad shock To her many
friends III st. Adams. her home foI 50
many Years. and cl>rwh here. and her lee
rcaNcd husband and children. will have
the t"ndcIc>t sympathy of that com
munitN and this. Free Press
Mr.. Whiting WAS t"I many Years pub
Usher of the Messenger at st. Alhan>.
and his home WAS the abode of comfort
happiness. N Il the Christian graces
/ made :" largely 10y the amiablr woman
Whose death We now chronicle. and
whom many mourn ~ they would Il
mean friend.
y five Year old daughter of Joseph
Jacqmr> OF We>tticld received fatal in
iuIir- on the 18th uIt. l., falling through
Il >catt"ld. Her head stuck upon Il
wagon wheel. and her skull WAS crush
ed in.
by the courtesy of W. II. Lane of
Burlington the children of the Home in
that city had their annual sleigh ride.
yesterday. and Il happier set of little
ones would Lt difficult to find. MI.
Lane f"i some nine OF ten Nc:tI> past
has given the children Il sleigh ride Il
piece of practical kindness alike credit
able Ia him and Welcome to its rccip-
tents. The party paid Il visit I" Bracll'>
bakery, where the hcaIts of the children
we've gladdemcd with some "go"dicS.'
FmiingtoH Free Press.
Mrs. J. VI. Haven of Rutland has
gone t" Washington t" present To con
grcss petition. signed hl over five
Thousand PERSONS in this state. for a
commission T." investigate the liquor
lIalilc IN tins county. Ont-halt the
>I"nrI> are voters in this state. and the
other half are ladies over seventeen
NeaI> ut age.
There WAS Il murder and an attempt
At suicide here III BIdpuIt "Wednesday
morning. y MIS-. Kate McGinn has
been employed a> Il servant 10y Mr.. y.
Is. Phelps. the proprietor of the hotel.
and with her lived her son Willie. a
'''S"' h'Il' Iid h"l uHlle seven Years
ct age. Early this morning he was tax
cn violently i'll from the effects OF bed
hug poison" administered by the moth
cr, and died soon Otter. The woman is
but just alive, she having taken Il dose
of the same. She acknowledged all,
and says that trouble drove her to com
NIT the horrible act. She wanted to
die but could not leave hen little boy
behind. She had parted from her hnS-
band.
South Boston man, finding Il pane
of glass broken ont of II window of his
house. the other night, stationed him
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

And =" much 81 said lands Will lee sold Al public
auction at the dwelling house of kitridge Hudson
IA SAID town of East Haven. the 10th dan of
April \ II l-16. At 10 q clock III the forenoon A.
shall br requisite I" discharge said taxes with
costs unless previously paid
ARNOLD BALL.
First Constable, of East Haven.
Dated al East Haven this 4th day OF March \
. u. l-.G. llI-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
PICTURE FRAME

have just received SICK ,.i,, 81 Chr.a
Bile for framing first class NIL / the
cravings. nr square Mirrors. ",nnr.-turi ts'''
in stylc and finish snlt the 49, ~ LL.r'
have On hand cheaper n""l" t>t
- Parties living within, III n,N vail .
bury and neal railroads, WI" p,,.ra sd >
frames will please n"lii. ' ~ ~ fbrlr rc-id'.'.
Main Street st JohnsbuiS "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS

In Use in the County constantly in stock at whole
sal, and retail
- BLANK BOOKS of all kinds and made Ia
order.
= bon fail Ia examine our goods. We feel
confident that We can please III assortment qualitN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
SAFEST SAFES
FIRE PROOF SAFES !

We have on hand four good Fire Proof Safes OF
various sizes any of which we offer FOR sale AT
nric.s Ia sniff the times have no Use for them
ali If van are in want come and buy at your own
nrice Also a good second hand EMPRESS
WAGON, newly painted ,,,,,,p ,cn
St Johnsbury Vt. March l, l-I6. li-l'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
HOW ARD n ROWEI.I..

81 Fine watches repaired III correct manner
tnd warranted. Particular attention paid L.
pairing clocks. jrwelry. etc. Jrwclry. silver ware
tee clrau~cd H. s X
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
Bingham's. Randall's and all u
Collins and Caske'''

Manufactured and sold wholesale a. A. enl'3
l.. ID. How ARD. EAST 81 Ptf''
dilced Rates. ~ trimmed
~ Baskets upholstered and tT,ryri- b
notice at the rooms over ~ and rAai.
store. Eastern Avenue Gall III 'i''
work
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

\ meeting to which, people from,
all parse of the State are invited is to De-
held at Burlington. the 18th, To see
what can Toe done to give Vermont "A
good representation at the centennial.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
Portland Republican.

After Il very sharp contest, Portland
day, b, 30 ma loIitN. Five of the stv-
rm WaId> also Went Republican. The
Democratic nominee WAS the present
maNur Richardson an r>timahlc mau,
and hard to beat. richardson ) major
itN IN i~1.J was l39. 80 il will In seen
there MAS Il handsome Republican, gain.
municipal elections Mere held Monday.
five went Republican.
1t really looks is though the Brlknap
disgrace. AZ il partisan wal cry. l. II fail
n,r. We trust New Hampshire will 80
stamp it ncNt week.
. An article elsewhere brings for
ward the name of our distinguished
toNnsman for the Vice Presidency.
This is very proper. The public record
of Judge Poland for the past ten Years
point him ont us one of the ahleSt. safest
aud most reliable of "ur public men. If
New England i to name the man foI
the second place in the next admiLiStIa-
ton, We believe there i> no one that
will lie 81 popular al 81 completely fill
the hill. aS that at Luke i. Poland
= An Orleans County man writes To
the Burlington Free Press that unless
positively forbidden. Gen. W. W.
Circuit, friends will carry his name To
the Third District Convention as the
man 10 succeed Governor IIendcc in
Congress. .'ln ihe belief that he will
harmonize more interests than any other
man in the district and il nominated
will prove Il strong candidate at the
polls. IL thing not to IL. LOST sight of in
this Presidential wear"
BTKLISGToN. This city elected 10.
ID. Hatch Republican mayor. by - ma
jolitN gain of l45 votes over last
election Four of the six aldermen are
Republican gain vi three. Really.
the centennial elections start of we'll.
! he FIfr ITtSS Sd = he tittIloh WIS
i'll s"mr RESPECTS, the most exciting one
the city has seen since ii became Il city.
The total Icgi>tr. of IoteI> WAS over
2W larger than ever before. the check
lists footing up l-52, and the vote WAS
the largest even cast. footing up Il total
of 1913.
u IL nov turns ont that Sec. of w ar
Belknap is not Il Republican. and never
WAS. While this fact does not lessen
the crime nor the national disgrace. ii
fakes the wind out at the partisan cry
which would make the Republican par
tl responsible for the crime of Il drmo-
cratic secretary of war.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

DIR. SToRR> AND CONGREGATION Al
ISM. -Dr. StonS has resigned the prc>i-
dcncy OF the American congregational
Union. lie has also thrown up his
dircctorShIp of the American Home
Missionary Society. As Congrega-
tinraliSt his days az" numbered. 1t
ha- been observed that the Brick Church
"' New York. have taken no formal or
public notice of Dr. StoIrs's declinature
OF IA call. 1t has been understood that
the matter was held in allegiance. DIR.
Storrs proposing To wait till Il council
to take charge of Plymouth matters
should meet and speak. The rude re-
pulse uf the Church of the Pilgrims
from the council and the dehrerauces
of the advisory body have not been
satisfactory. DIR. Storrs does not be
lieve i'll the kind of Congregati"nalisn
that has Just been set up. Official men
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
VARIETY STORE

IRA HARVEY. Eastern Avrry. .....
Gnpi&. Gr"ceri.s Flour. M.lI lu...,.
COHf,ctj"Hert"S. .>'HttoH.ru Y+..,
Frames. etc. / have lust rr,-..-,
NEW TEAS, which | will sell q.
Japan Tea from i..C |" Uu t,,-t
from 81 ~ To- 81 - Good y. L. 'l.,,. e. Zee
Every person buying = pound % .-,..
titled 1" chrome picture NJ.
ggrf TE. ...,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
NEW SORTS BY MAIL

NJ W sun = II u rN''
Plants ct thu newest and finest uui''''
carefully packed and prepaid hN n."l Do
tinn of Straw berries took the MT PEI" lob
best collection al the great -ll"" "i lie A'''
ticultural S"ci-ty III Boston last ~'''.-
nearly 100 varieties the most r"hl'''
in the country including all the nr" .''-'
can and imported kinds Priced dr''i't'
logu-. gratis by mail Also. bulb " .' .
roses eyersrc-n-. - packets H""r' '' -
seeds 81 M by mail
- - The true cape God inh'' ~,
OIO's"rt for upland. "lana '' :; a. 81.
4. mail prepaid. 81 pei I'V.
Wholesale Catalogue To- the Trad Ass,.
ed. address u. VI. WATSON "''
Nurseries and seed Warrh""-''
Mass. Established lsi2.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
Judge Poland for the Vice Presidency

As t. III" VICE presidency in the re
publican ranks Il Washington CORES
pnndcmt of the iSt. AlhaIs Advertiser
SAYS. II" name has ~ Vet been brought
out that has met with any popularity.
"ut>l'ir ot ITS own peculiar sphere. Yer
n"ntrr> III Washington ar. quite gen
cIil ami out>p"kcn in the belief that
n,Te ms native state to name Judge
Poland for the vice presidency. and
champion their cause with the same de
termination with which the state has
upheld other candidates. he would he.
sire Ia win at Cincinnati. His name i
better known and more universally lie
SPECIFIED than that of any other man VI u
has brcn banned tor the position take
the half dozen more prominent ones
mentioned 10y the press throughout the
country. such rs Cameron of Wisconsin,
NcIIuE of Iowa. Ingalls, of Kansas.
OgleShN ct Illinois. Frelimghuv>rn of
New Jersey. and HAYES of Ohio. bnt
one or two are as widely known as
Judge Poland. while none "f fhrm could
control more votes III convention. The
great ability displayed 10y the Judge in
ms latest national act the report ON
Arkansas has made him 4 reputation
IN all that section of the country second
Ia no other statesman of our time. and
the southwest would gladly second Yer
mont i'll any >nch proposal. The ohjcc-
ton might hc raised that. rs the prrSi-
dcut IL likely to hc taken from the east
the president must he chosen from
Il different part at the country. hut this
can he answered 10y referring to that
,I,.l of NNh i,.h I.. Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
The Greatest Selling Centennial Book is
Our Country and it's Resources

As it was and is treating of our history and
government, varid soil and climate vast noun.
talns lakes rivers, great cities and manufacturers
wealth III minerals, Internal improvements free.
schools wonderful achievements agriculture com.
mere finances curl"siti"s, etc. \ splendid view
:" ms mighty \ nkee uation, richly illustrated
N"lhlhS IKE II "Ntant. Large size, low price.
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lit BBAR RID BROS. Springfield Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
DATCHT'S ADVERTISEMENTS

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laI-
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WARDEN'S
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One Trial Will Convince u

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
SWITSER & LITTLE

Manufacturers and Wh"lr-il' 1nG L. i .
ers Spring Beds 4 Lounges Han W.. -.
and Excelsior MATTRESSES. Ph",rt''i b..
Srutfinss. French Lasting All M"r a. A..
Dama-k 4 Hair Seating. sofa. "a, V'I>.
repaired at short n"''+ "a LII.
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j. larg- comprising rverythins usually found in
first class Book Store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-16
NEIGHBORIIOOD NEWS
BELLAIRE.

WE arc glad to see that Mr.. John Me
Cormick, who has been very Ill fer some
time past, is able to be on our streets
again.
Mr.. HIRAM BENSON has arranged ev-
cry thing in apple pie order, for the &c
commodation of passengers going to and
coming from Wheeling He has put two
fine rooms on his ferry boat, and they are
kept clean and neat. Every attention is
given to the travelling public by the man
ayers of the boat to make them ccmiorta-
BILE.
THERE will be communion services at
the l.. =. Church in TIN. city next Sab
bath.
The Republicans nominated their
candidates for councIlmen last night.
VIZ understand that councilman j. W.
Carroll, intends to resi- IN.
THE workmen have torn down the Old
building and commenced 10 dig the cellar
for Mrs. Hess building, On South Union
street.
In meeting the number of graduates
that tho Cincinnati Medical College
turned out last month, the editors Of the
ST. Clarsville Gazett, failed to say that
Mr. Van Wagner Of West Wheeling,
was one Of that number Dir. Wagner
is son of our friend David Wagner, Of
West Wheeling, and while at Cincin-
natl, we are told was very close student
and graduate of high standing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-16
WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Review and Examiner.

CEOlu luS INSNlS" anu
WASHINGTON Presbytery embrace,
forty Presbyterian churches.
A PITTSBURGH firm proposes to erect
glass works at Burgettstown provided
the community raise $4,000.
JOHN w. LATTA, of Push, has been
appointed, by the State Grand Lodge OF
United Workmen, d. d. q. NJ. Wash
ington county.
The annual contest between the col.
lege literary societies will be- held in the
Town Hall on Wednesday evening oI
next week.
REV. DE-. CHAs. 4. DICKEY, of PhiIa-
dclphia, recently OF ST. Louis, has been
chosen TO deliver the Grafton before the
Society of Religious Inquiry at the APP
preaching commencement of Washing.
ton and Jefferson College. lie is grad
uate of Washington College.
We are sorry Ia learn that that much
dreaded disease smallpox prevails to AL
alarming extent in Belevernon and the
adjacent country, and that five persons
have already died from its ravages. The
community is greatly excited in conse-
quence.
WE earnestly hope the following may
turn out to be correct, although We are
constrained to say we have no such in
formation mere: We learn that steps
will Immediately be taken by the B. y
y. Railroad Company to push on to the
completion of the Hempfeld extension
from Washington to Layton station,
thereby opening up a direct communities
ton with the west. &c reenJ.Tg .ATgUS.
A VALUABLE horse belonging TO las.
Thompson, OF CHARTERS township, WAS
found in the stable few mornings since
with his lower jaw broken near the tusk
The unfortunate animal Was standing
battered as he had been left, and with
nothing IN the appearance of tue stable
to indicate how the injury had happened.
The jaw was replaced. anG box made
10 ho.d it in position, but whether the
experiment will succeed is doubtful
Reporter.
SoAE weeks ago we announced that
several SOuuIN l4CaSNASAo D SACNbSd GAGSI
the old Constitution, and whose terms
hereunder expired on the lst OF Janu-
ary, refused to vacate At that date, clam
ing that under the new Constitution they
were entitled TO hold on another year
Among the number thus refusing
was Mr.. Bsyard, of Green county.
who was elected under the old
Constitution, which limited the term
to two years, but who was
sworr in under the new Constitution,
which makes the term three years. John
Hunt, Esq, the newly elected treasurer,
carried the case to court, and few days
ago Judge Wilson fled decision ad-
versely to the claim of Mr.. Bsysrd. We
have mol learned whether the latter in
tends to care the matter to the Supreme
Court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-16
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing indicated Il feet 2 inches in the chan
mel.
The Emma Graham from Pittsburgh
TO Cincinnati is due this morning.
. The Carrie Brooks for Pittsburgh en-
route for ZanesYille passed down yester-
day morning.
The Express departed for Parkers-
burg at the usual hour yesterday.
The Mallie Ragon will !esve for Pitts
burgh this morning at s o'clock.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day at noon.
The local packets are running regu-
larly.
Business about the landing was rsth er
dull yesterday
The Granite State, from Portsmouth
e.. route for Pittsburgh, passed up yester-
day morning.
Capt. Billy List, of the Hudson, who
! has been confined " his home Tor some
time past, was able to be about yesterday.
Mr.. Blaine will shortly introduce into
the House OF Representatives blllixing
the liability for the owners of steamboats,
at the amount of stock owned by each,
and making the inspectors, certificate
pri,na facte evidence in all courts Of the
vessel being in good condition at the
time of accident or injury.
In the Evening Telegraph Of last Fri
day appeared an article headed the first
stern Wheel boat ever built with two en-
gines working one shaft with opposite
centres
Captain John Vandergrift, of this city,
now eighty Years old, was the first man
that conceived the idea, and applied it to
the steamer Beaver IN 1882. Steamboat
men throughout the United States should
take some action towards suitable re
cognition in the way of some token for
his valuable appliance Of double power
: 10 II SluE is sudlN, OH OHHNoiNS
centers. We will start the ball moving
here, and hope all our steamboatmen
along the river will take appropriate
action.-Pits5urgh Chronicle.
BY Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Mrch l5.-River 20 feet
inches and falling. Weather mild
light rain tonight. Arrived-VInt
Shnkle, Memphis. Departed-Arling.
ton, Pittsburgh Cons Millar, Memphis
Cherokee, New Orleans. Passed down
Liberty No. with a big tow and Iron.
ton, to 81. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, March Weather
cloudy and rain. River stationary at 10
feet 10 inches in the canal.
NASHVILLE March l5.-River rising
with : feet on the shoals. Departed
Eddyvile.
CAIRO, March l5.-Arrived-Capi
City, st. Louis John b. Maudc, Vicks
burg. Departed-Belle Memphis, ST.
Louis; Jane, ID. Parker, Memphis River
20 feet 10 inches and rising; mercury 90.
EVANSVILLE, March l5.-Weather
cloudy; rained from midnight till noon.
River %! feet and rising. Up-Joseph
b. Williams, Nashville, Thos Sherlock.
Pat Cleburn. Down-Brillisnt and tow,
AID Aggie. Business active.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-16
THE COURTS.
COUNTY CouRT-Judgs Cochran. =,

COUNTY CoURT-JIdgs Cochran. Z,
The Court met at the usual honr yes
tsrday.
The cases of VIM. Wick against VT.
Chambers, and William Stoslser against
George Coffee, were set for the 25th inst.
The case of Margaret Miller against
August Miller, and same complainant
against George ADdreas, we're dismissed,
on pay ment Of costs by defendants
Case of Margaret Miller against Louis
Keller, certified by Justice Tolivar, was
tried by the followiE jury vino found for
defendant: f. Ebert, James Emblem,
Sr., w. Ii. Exley, Theo. Moulter, NJ.
Roth, Daniel Maxwell, Reuben Ways,
Patterson Hupp, Chris. Mabis, w. I.
English, John Davis, Jr., and L. D.
Wsyt. The object of the suit was TO OBJ
tain damages Oh account of defendant
selling liquor to plaintiffs husband:
Taylor'& Barr tor plaintiff; j. ID. Good
for defense. 800
Eliza Jane Smith was appointed guar.
dian OF Mary Belle Smith, doughter ot
John h. Smith deceased. Bond S3oo,
with John Simpson rs security.
Elizabeth A. Caswell was appointed
guardian of Jesse ii. Caswell and Grace
Il. Caswell children OF Josiah Il. Cas-
we'll, deceased. Bond $500.
David A. Buchanan was examined and
remauded Tor trial in the Circuit Court
on the charge of assault upon Lewis
Felsing with intent TO kill.
The examination of Thomas Sweeney
and Edward Florence, charged with
stealing lot of copper pipe from tho
shop OF Hobbs, Taylor & Co., was in
progress at the hour of adjournment.
The Cours adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
w. b. Carlyle was admitted to practice
in the County Court, on motion OF Mr.. D
kemple.
James Savaugeot plead guilt to four
indictments Tor selling liquor on Sunday,
and was fined ten dollars and costs IN
each case.
Henry Mathews plead guilty to two
indictments for the same thing, and the
same fine and costs were assessed.
Amos Ferry, who Tor some months
has been confined i'll the county jail on q
charge of being too much married, or IN
the language OF the law, to have COM
United Digamy with one Olivia Hanes,
was yesterday brought before the Court
Tor examination, but the State failing TO
make out case against him. he was dis
charged, with the admonition to go and
sin no more. L g. Cracra.t appeared
for the State and Lynch Il Thompson
for he defendant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-16

RosEDALE.-The great New York
success and romantic drama entitled
"Rosedale" viii be presented al the Opera
House to night. Rosedale is the finest
comedy on the American stage, and we
expect to see the Opera House packed
with the elite Of the city. Together with
the superb acting, the dressing in this
piece, which is said to be very fine, is
particularly interesting TO the lair sex.
Mr.. Rank and his company will con-
tihue their very successful engagement
till Saturday, closing with the matinee,
which will be the last perform nee Of
this excellent combination, and we trust
they may soon honor us with return
visit, As they have made many friends
during their short engagement here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-16

II is confidently anticipated that more
than onc-hslt of the juvenile male popu.
lation of Wheeling will be dressed in
sailor suits this summer, provided Gold
Bros, keep supplied with those boys
sailor suits for - 80. Picture it. think Of
it, happy pa:er-famiiss, and then take
your boys around and buy suit, Remem-
Der the place, Gold Bros, popular cloth
ing store, No. ll07 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-16

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