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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28

The facts stated in the Telegraph arli
Gle with reference to the bearing of some
of the scholars of the public schools
which it is attempted 10 give false col J.
oring to. were communicated by one
having lively parental interest in the
schools, and public notice WAS sug-
gested. Further than this. one of the
teachers whO'was present at teachers
meeting, where the matter was consiler
ed, informed US voluntarily that no ex-
ceptions were taken to the article com
planned of, and the fact of profanity was
not one known to the teachers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28

eaassae 3 ).
IEsuEAKoE DEPAETHEST.
= COLUMBUS, Jan =, loto'
WHEREAs, THE FARMEks' II.I Isl..s

y
WHEREAS, THE FAlsA1EttS.
FIRE INSURANCE coMPASf .loesiss -
York the Of Pennsyl y III. - -.se
q this once 3 Statement ~ - Fs.ttf
oficers thereof showing its condition - S.si-
ness ana has complied in all Tespects. Nitr .tae
laws OF this relating 70 Mutual rlse Anslt-
Companies: Z y1-st,..
therefore, pursuance OF
n I5iii euperatendent Of insurance OF ths Sta1e
81 ono % hereby certify thai said Company is
~ satho7fssd 10 trlnaact It's Appropriate business
'eS ~ Pie Insurance in this State. in accordance
Tfih law dnEinR tie cuFrcat year. The eanditon
and business OF said Company. ct the date Of such
rlatsn1sn December 3ist, 1915 Is shown as fol-
- =, low ,ssoss.T & Ess.sils;5s ...ets
fnclading the OF S625,5i5 81 in
Premium Notes held by. the Compa- -. -
rs on Policies iufnree Sstg5SS co
Aggregated amount of Liabilities, in
Guiding re-insnrancs. Siofs 20
Amount Of Income for tho preceding 90 co.. =.
year in cash Soosooo %
AS9as Is q SoSs eeoS os s0S 70 a. ssssnsn aasO
+- Amount OF Ezpenditnres for the pre- - =.
> 81 eeding year 10 cash -s 49, .- Ssl'sos q
q, In witness Whereof EhAYe hereunto 81 bse5ibed
ny nazna aausad- the sealuof ONCE to be
.af6xed the day and year above written
's-1i- : - WM d. HILL. Superintendent,
- f.s TH0s GRIswoLD. Agt at Ashla5ula,o O.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28
oyster supper.

The young mcn of the Congregational
church will give an Oyster Supper at the
Lecture room on Tuesday evening, Jan.
31st. A cordial invitation to all. Ad-.
mission % cents.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28

AsHrABoLA. Jan. %, 1876.
y,o eolir,,i,,,, Pr,eas
Cleveland Market.

- CLEVELAND, Ja7. q, 1876.
Wholesale selling prices. The report of the
sales of grain always indicates the prices from
store unless otherwise designated,
FIoUR,-The market is steady and unchanged.
We quote as follows.
CITY BRANDS.
White, Xxx. $40 No. Red XXX. s6.75
Amber, XX........ 7.25 Akron City Mills. $50
COUNTRY BRANDS.
White TX. S7.c0072 % Spring. s.. .1596 %
Red Xxx and Star Mills white. .7.50
amber. SC .Oe1s25 star Mills ambeE. $50
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28
MIHEREAs. De PEOPLES IN.


CoLUnRUs, Jany 20, 1876
ENHEREAS, the PEOPLES IN
Z u sss w SURANCE COMPANY, located at Newark
in the State Of New Jersey. has fled in this Of
Zee sworn statement by the proper ofncer
thereof showing its condition and business and
has complied il al respects with the laws Cf this
+. State relating 70 Fire Insurance Com Panies IN
corpoEated by others States Of the United States
Nov, therefore, in pursuance d Jaw, l, w IL
liam d. Hill, Superintendent OF Insurance Of
the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that said
COMPANY Is authorized to transact its aOprepri-
ate bnafness OF Fire Insurance In this state in
z accordance with law, during the current year
Tire condition and business OF said Company al
the date OF such statement December Slst, 1slo9
. shown as follows:
AeRreRata amount OF available assets 422 O52 s.
- y Aggregate amount Of liabilities ex-
cspt capitaD including Reinsurance 16s,fS4 81
sf55- Mt Assets ..... 959, ,96s o.
Amount Of actual paid up capital. 100000 o.
sur1lus................ s9,sss OF
sshs % ,noo,s =. -. sO77s o.
flt ~ Amount Of expenditures for the year ,,o 90
aaiea in caeh...,..- ss.----.-- <S<sOo 70
In witness whereof have herennfo snhscreed
my name and caneed the sesl Of my o1ncc to De
afaxed the day and year above written
W. d. BILL. Superintendent.
THOS. GRIsWOI.D, Agent atsAk kron.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28

Our friend and neighbor, Topky. is ab-
sent for few days at Athens-his old
stamping ground. The Messenger aIlu des
to his presence as follows:
We were yesterday gratiied by a
friendly call from our former fellow
townsman. Mr.. H. ]. Topky, OF AshIabu-
la, who, We are pleased to notice, bears
about with him physical evidence of be-
ing well treated since he left US. His en-
thusiastic reference to his new place of
residence removes what hope we had of
early recovering him as a local resident
again.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28
IN MEMQRIAM.

WHE1PiEY-At Al ihtabula Harbor, nth inst, Mrs.
Hulda, wife Of Stillman Whelpley, aged 62
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28
DIED.

Announcements free oonmendato,y Notice
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28
|. =. !. !. q auIIo5alI q. - a.sets.
j. STATE or ONO.
INsURANcR DKPAHTME

Tnos. eRIsWo1D. ag'lat A.hi.9uls. Q.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-28

The pay car passed over the L. S. &
NJ. S. Ry. last Tuesday, disiri buting the
s6nf1edfnp, To lis numerous emnlnvrs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

and half miles of iron pine. laid
through nearly all the streets of the
village, to South Park, tifty-one double
and single hydrants, gates, etc.-every-
thing complete except the pump house
for S55,0OO.
After Il lengthy discussion of this and
other projects, it was voted to adopt
the above plan, and the Trustees were
Instructed to perfect it, and report to
an adjourned meeting in two weeks
Jan. 10.
There are two plans of paving for
TINS expense, as we understand it-one
by direct tax upon the grand list, and
the other by issuing bonds us provided
for by an act of the Legislature. already
procured. The plan of paying for the
works directly and at once will hardly
find favor. If the expense can be dis
tributed through IL series of wears, like
our school house and war debt. il will
seem more equitable, and will be easier
met.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
5tlnriaqrs.

" NUrj"gcS and Deaths inserted free.
rbitHdrier. sir cents line
At the Avenue House, st. John-burN Jan. t. hy
Rev Edward I. Fairbanks Mr.. Frank T. Wallace
OF L""he~ier. y IL and Miss Alice Mooney of st.
J"hnsbury.
At It. J"hn>hurN Jan. ii by Rev. NJ. A. Potter
MIR Charles VI. Warner and Miss Cora Parker
all of this place.
vt st J"hn~bury Centre, dee. -, by Rev. \. W q.
Stafford. f. W. Hawkins and Miss Jennie Calder
wood, of 81. i"hnshury.
Vt 81 bloomsbury. Jan. l, by Rev q. Rows Mr.
Gr"r@r Il. Sl,aulding and Miss Elzada : We.ks
both ri st .I"hn>bury.
Vt south Pcicham, Dec. 30, by Rev. ID. e. Faris
Mr.. Robert II. Orr and Miss Vinl-ttr : Whitehill
both of Grafton.
In barnet. at the house. of Mr.. Seth Ford Dec
- nv Rev. y. K Nichols. Mr.. Alexander Elliot of
u trluim, +. .. I" Miss \ snrs Mctiaw of Barnet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
lnrd Wd Stair 5!rus.

N'olet> in bloom were picked in
'''> alag" M"nday morning.
Ne" l. the time to bring ia the
r'p''> aud pamphlets for binding.
The Vermont Teachers Association
meets at Burlington. Feb. 3. 1 and >.
There we've some New Years calls
made III this placc-a custom which
largely prevails in the cities.
'"I. Homer b. Sprague. of Brook
.h gives The next lecture of the course.
. thursday evening of next week
"r i'fih Subject: ShakSpcare's Youth.
"r". II. Hastings has been awarded
.' contract t" furnish the Photographic
VIOLIN ''I the Class of '76. st. Johnsbury
'' "''liA. and we are told ut larger
pure per dozen than other bids.
Inc friends of the Merchants Ma
'.''' Bank of this place. think they
'.''' Il pretty good showing for the
'h''\ have been at work. Their
'"rh' appears elsewhere.
'"''lh Drew took Il large party of
prophet" Barnet Friday evening.
>' "i hem students at the Academy.
"'h' down for Il New Years ride.
indies. "
lie Fm>t National Bank of this
P'>N rs usual Scmi-aunual divi-
''' "i - >haIe. the IOth. and carries
''"' T." surplus account for the last
;I.. "'''''> making total surplus OF
mail service was put upon the
'''' " ogdemshurg road yesterday
r.a 'I''N place and Lumcnburg
'e'\ my st. Johnsbmv for Lunen-
'"l Intermediate stations every
returning each afternoon.
.., ne mld-winter thaw continued
., '"'llaN morning, when it froz,
,;.J s,'n' and last night there was q
r.,, ''''' "i SHOW, and >lcighs come t,
Wen. 'S"'h' Saturday and Sunday
>"'h" days. At Boston the mer,
'' Stood at ~,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry NAV
be well called a wonder of medical science" Ii
cures coughs and colds instdnter Ii soothes the
irritated parts IT heals the inflammation and oven
consumption itself Yields Ia its magic influence
5Octs and Il bottle large bottles much the cheap
Much suffering and often serious consequences
come from neglecting slight cut, bruise sore
lh''s' might be avoided by applying some healing
remedy al once. The best article known for this
purpose is the Forest Tar Salvo, which contains
all the healing properties of the pure tar in very
NEE form. 1t Is used i'll the hospitals for dressing
wounds and healing indoent and approved
10y lhr best Surgeons. Inquire of your druggist
for Forest Tar Salve
Phy>icians are wnndrrStruck at the cures of
obstinate coughs, violent colds. difficulty of breath.
ing, and lnclpient consumption, daily accumplishe
by HdteS Honey Of HOrehOuid aud Tar
ilkc lo"thache Drops cure i'll minute
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
KeliginII> Mretings.

.,.I,-r CuUE,u.-I;ailr"ad Street Corner al
Ilpi,. d'ulrit -urPlrdD Preaching l0:A
NJ : school T. m. prayer meeting G:3(
..I ..Ir.~I CHUGrH.-ATaiu Street. Corner 81
l'ru~prot-tHry. q. R"N- pa~turD sabbath
-,rlI,r- at IniO \. NJ. and G.n T.. NJ. sabbath
Is, ronl al lam NJ
1.rr.u-I CurHru-tI;rv - l.. Miller, Pastor
residence. head "i summer STREET. sabbath
-,r,i,,~ At 1850 \. NJ. and $50 T. NJ. Sab
bath school al l2-uu NJ
\ ..Ii ,u>oL CHURCH.-tI;-V. Henry W. Jones',
ra-tnrl SABBATH services at lO.iO \. VI. and
D.mr. VI. sabbath Sch""i AT |: T. =. VI.
,...l. ,p>.l CHuECH-t Rev. +. T. Fairbanks
Pt-rrrp Sabbath services al 1910 \. Vi.
aud tln T.. Vi. sabbath Schnni AT l2:OO VI.
4.t.a. OBJ IuF MESSIAH. INIvERSALlsT.-tRrv. l..
u Illlnt-ou PaSturl sabbath services al
iil and G.iO T.. NJ sabbath Sch""l at IL Nj.
PLAYER MEPu>G--W rdnrsday evenings AT 1::'a.
~ all the churches
N..S PRAYER MEFrING-Evrry week day. from
IStn l.. ~ IN tn, Y VI {. \. Rooms over
f +. Brown Store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

For the week "m'lin:. Tuesday. Jan. l. I-16
MAEKEl BtEf frw choice - ~ i 1000; extra
= ~ % ~ nr~t quality = ~ : - second quail
iN - ~ II i -. third qualify :, M a : ~:
NIukt tNTiLE-N "rhin- Oxen and Str,-T> per
pair. Sl60 Sln 80 5000 q. SaIU.
MIL II lows AND tALNf>-s;i Il sGi extra s6i "a
~ farruN Cows 30 a 10.
iEhIlN">-SlO m - 50 two years old sl- Il So
tire" Years old - a 10
>wINE-StnTr-. ~ - lOi rt.ntS per 10.
i'Et ~ OF SilI.Er ANp IAMIl--Iu luI. 81 10 20 90
=! ~ - 90 - ~. - - per head extra - ~ "A
- ~ per head ur Il 7c per liz.
>plm- Lambs u 4 O0. per III.
Wal Calves. ~ M ~ ~
brighton Hides - Il - = per III
Country Hides % a " per H.
Brighton Idlluw, IS Il 7c per III.
'"Gn'IN Tall"w. : a &c per III.
Calf Sims l. I!!c per H.
l"lt>. - 10 IA - 10 each.
y. L. !""i--t h"c' grid, includes nothing hut
>i" I'D llnn I" lou lbs. Eul"cks. Extra and first
quality includes tin best large. fat oxen Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and TIN
wears old Steers
>h"~p-E Mira includes toSs,t-. and " hen those
II inferior quality are thrown cut.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
SItj,59:5.S0
Visited Upon the Children

VIM. {. Stove had one of his period
cal tantrums Monday night. and the
police had to be called in, and they
were obliged to lIandcutf him before he
WAS Sul,dued. OF course all this caused
Il good deal of excitement. and the boy
Bryant. who WAS lying there with his
broken leg in SplintS, was frightened
badly 10y the uproar and threats of his
father, and the consequence was his
leg had To he reset on Tuesday: all of
which WAS bad. 1t does seem us though
something should he done with such
men aS Stowe. as well as the Express
Company and the liquor sellers. When
drunk which is quite often he is
NOISY. threatening and abusive. How
would the jail do foi him. until the boy
gets we'll. at least
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

speed down the hill, meeting VIM Lee
land coming up behind his sleigh but
Cheney'> horse PASSED ON. leaving Lee
lands sleigh and horse piled together.
hut not badly hurt. Query. who pays
the bills! p. :. Later report SAYS lie
lands horse WAS killed.
Ten widows reside in school district
No. 9. The combined ages of the two
oldest, is one hundred and eighty-two
years.
Alvin Brockway met with Il sud ac-
cident by il mis-hlow from an axe with
which he was chopping, nearly divid-
ing the foot. and it is feared it NAV
prove Il lasting injury.
Charles Bundy was Invested of pants
and drawers Il few seconds ahead of
any thing yet advertised in that line.
at West Burke, by being thrown under
Il drag SAW so suddenly that he does
not know how it was done without
leaving amy other marks to remind him
of the fall.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Sprriai 5saHrrs.

PASSI MPSIC LODGE, No. =. /. u =. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eye on ~ l.,
fore the full OF the Moon. }. f.. TAYLOR Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, No. II, Il. !. VI
Regular communication. FRIDAY on ct before, Tia,
full of the moon. { V EASTMAN seq,
LYON hArHAIRoN prevents TIA" Hair from fall
lng nut or turning gray. TrnrW- its .Tnwth and
gives strength and Vi""r. II il DELIGHTFULLY."- Der
fImed and makes splendid dressing. 1t is lin.
clcanest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
duced. FUSED by the elite Price only - cents
tApTl6 ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
East Burke.

Four years ago the members of the
Ladies Library Association of st. Johns
bury, gave 200 volumes of their library
to the ladies of East Burke. An asse-
citation WAS formed here on the l4th of
Feb. lS72, comprised of ~ members.
The past year there were II members,
no previous wear numbering less than
that. About l15 volumes have been
added. making 375 i'll all. This gift
has proved Il source Of much pleasure
and instruction to il large class of pee-
pie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

\ man WIS arrested here last Sail
bath for stealing i trunk lett 10y Robert
G. Bcaitir of RycgIt;.. at his Railroad
crns>in. on last Friday night. where
the night express stopped. that he might
leave the train. On Saturday he went
after the trunk hui did moi lind it, ON
Sabbath Il more careful search WAS
made, when il WAS discovered that II
hand->lcd had been drawn down the
railroad track To Mai. Nelson's crossing
and from that point on the highway to
Wells River village Ia Il new store and
dwtllin" owned 10y W. g. Buchanan
part of which is rented to different
parties. On Monday The prisoner WIS
brought before :. Justice court Il Wit
ness WAS put on the stand who SwoIr
that the prisoner hired him to assist ia
drawing the trunk some five miles from
lis hiding place in Rlcgatc. after y Inch
the prisoner WAS allowed ia give his
statement. He admitted that he hid
the trunk. surprising ii had fallen from
The train: that he thought ii contained
IL dead body. and that he would keep
the matter to himself unfit he SAW some.
of the officers of the railroad. The
court did not seem to he quite satisfied
with this statement, and 50 imposed It
fine of : 10 and costs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

They had large family gathering at
the old homestead of James Shaw Oh
the 3lst ult.. consisting of his children
grandchildren, and great-grand-chil-
dren. Mrs. Cowles from California,
was present. and James Shaw, Jr., from
Nevada. Mr.. Shaw's deeendants num-
Der 81 persons that are living. Some
valuable presents were made, and they
had il merry and joyous time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
St. Johnsbury Centre.

The nri"hhor> and friends of Mr. and
Ms. Pembroke :. stevens made him u
surprise call on "Wednesday cvrniu" of
last week. The object MAS To help the
hest and hostess celebrate their ..wond-
en- Wedding" Things appropriate for
this particular anniversary were pre-
scented. and :, right jolly time enjoyed
Nj. john Bacon WAS thrown out of
his sleigh III Dan\illc last SATURDAY. and
injured :" ~ to lay him up for Il few
days. He held his horses
There WIS a New Years ride last
Saturday /" West Concord. some going
III >lcigh> and some i'll wagons.
The man from East Burke. who is 50
much Interested i'll temperance that he
comes twelve or fifteen miles every week
To the Trmplar Lodge. has lost his rel
ISL tnr such things The last time h,.
WAS down. the boys fastened him into
the widows house. and then placing
ladders against the house. climcd up to
the chamber window to ascertain " hat
he WAS doing there. They became sat
t>tird. About eleven o'clock the man
crawicd out through the cellar. and
FASTENED towards East Burke. where lie
has wife and children. The proha-
hiliticS are that the Lodge has lost one
constant member. while the widow j.
lonely and iuc"nS"lahlc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Where the Money Goes.

From il concise and well arranged
report of the Auditors, made by y. NJ.
Johnson, Esq, at the village meeting,
1t was shown that the Trustees orders
and are classified us follows:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Manchester Whiskey.

Probably fourtifIhs of the liquor
chester. y. H., 10y express. and all from
one firm. This has been the case for
Years. Some two or three wears AGO.
the States Attorney of this county III
>titutrd proceedings against the t. :.
y Canada Express CO.. ANA seventeen
indictments were found. \ test c;lSc
was made with Z. :. BENJAMIN. The
County Court sustained the Indictment.
1t went to the Supreme Court. and
Judge Peek ono" G"NcIn"D puckrtcd
the papers. and thus far fails t" render
the opinion of the cont. Meanwhile
th" Express Company continues T."
carry WhI>ke!. not only Ia this town.
but /" every town where it j. consigned
some idea of tins Whiskel trade can ht.
formed when ii is known that the E.
press C"mpanN's books which were lie
tone the grand jury. showed oven 4
hundred Packages of liquor delivered
IN this town i'll about eighty days.
Much of the liquor intended tor this
place has heretofore becn billed to
Pa>sumpsic. for obvious rr;>onS 1t is
claimed that the Vermont liquor law
makes railroads and express companies
liable, and it i unfortunate that the
matter cannot he decided 10y the high
est tribunal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Sheffield.


CLANCY Bradley drunk again After
taking Il load of lumber To LNudnuville
he took on We should Judge some eighty
hundred of poor whiskcy. started fol
home. oNcrto"k Il couple of men whom
he thought top heavy. got hctwcrI
them on their sled. and with that in
%cnuiiN common Ia Il man well loaded
down. managed Ia keep them on tn,
sled till past this station. Query What
did CLANCY use his boots tor. as hc did
not have them on his feet ! If he had
used them to put his rum in instead "t
his stomach it would be better for all
concerned. We understand there IN,
two ar three fines standing against him
now unsettled.
The exercises of the watch meeting
were exceedingly Interesting and Il
greater number than usual tarricd Ia
witness the death of the old year. Tn,
Rev. Mr. Brigham from Burke. was
present and assisted in the exercises.
Samuel and HAL Ayers have pur-
chased the farm formerly owned 10y
Willard Ayers of st. .JohnShury.
Isaac KrnaSton has sold the goods in
his store to Fayettc FosS and Aaron
Gray. An inventory WAS commenced
last Monday. They have also rented
the store for three years.
Willard McNeal. formerly of this
town but now living in Charleston, is
talking of bnying the farm known us
the VIM. Cotfiran farm.
Charles Chcsley is shipping Il large
quantity of lumber to parties in Great
Falls. y. II.
The week of prayer is being observed
at the Free Baptist church.
Litigation between Frank Gray and
Charles Chesley began Monday, JAN
Bird. before Judge Rogers, to settle
book account. The end is not vet. -
Continued two weeks. and perhaps
carried to county court, tried by jury,
exceptions taken to ruling of court :.
sent to supreme court, ii new trial
granted. jury don't agree this time. and
for want OF oil (scrip) to lubricat- the
machinery (the lawyers) advice is given
by the "wise" and good counsel" to
settle, which is done, and now the end ::
The parties Oh the poor-iarm. Moral =:
Settle first.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Fire at HardWick,

u We 20 to press Il despatch comes
."m south IIaIdWick that the Hotel is
"n me. aud D"lug" Engine Company
.i> lu>t gone over with their machine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

Fa-t"ria is perfect substitute for Castor Oil
without any objections, for it is pleasant to take
and does not naiseat" or grippe. For Costly .ne..
a' any age, hut especially for Wind Collie, sour
stomach, Worms and the Disurdrred Bowels of
Children, il is the most effective remedy i'll ex.
istancr. 1t is harmless, it is reliable and it is
cheap.
Ther" need he no pain where Centaur Lini.
mrnt Is used. Burns and Scads healed with.
out a star rheumatism Sprains, and most flesh
bone and mnscl" ailments can br absolutely cured.
Ihrr" are tw" kinds. The White Crntaur Lini-
mrni Is f"i family us" the yellow ton horse. and
animals One trial will convince the incrsduluus
IL nr7G
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
II. Jobn>burN Athcnu.um.

8. rs,if MD :r,pI>D- E"uM-Oprn from a. Vi
tul4N. from F.. t" Il. and from : Il" : IL 4. NJ
Clo.rd Wednesday Evenings
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". ". THhEEE. Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
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AZ Lyndon. Jan s. of cancer. Mrs George A
Miller aged 3 Years.
In l'richam. Dec. ~ Mr.. Elijah Sargent aged Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

-.roSE-Boston. 80 a. m.-7:3o p. IN.
VI AIS v.,, York city and Western. 30 Il. III.
no a. III. Northern 4 stage mails 400
I,rtb,rn. 9:O5 a. IN. southern and
A"'' Western II m.-i53 =. M
I..,Ir- from \ \. NJ. 10 : T.. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
GOING WEST.

viI Trdin-Icaves Portland go a. m, Fabyan :
10, ID m Iunrnburg, 3:25. East Concord BAL.
g..., Pond a::.I, North Concord, 4:G2. West Con
.l 4IB l. Il ,IohnSbury -. ~. .Iuhnshury 500.
,r.,r lie, i:.tl Walden 900, Greensboro 6.:I3 East
'rdurrk G:a llardwick 6:II, arrives at johnson
4..5l
ur,i Tfdin-LeaNcs Lmenhurg 700 Il. IN, +.
r.,,id ~ Miles Pond 7:i5, North "ncord, 1:I-
"a t.ucuTd -0I, T.. st. J"hnsbury :: ~ arrive ST.
I...urN 10 Leaves st. bloomsbury at 600 II. ..
..,a...r 6:5O, Walden 10 East Hardwick -:I2
.....- At Johnson al ll:h5.
This train does not run Mondays west of
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