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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-24
1876" ~. ''.'" 1877.
West Virginia University.
& 49, ,NORaANTONN, ". VA.

=! Tho FAN Tem begins September Ith, with O
corps o. ten efficient and accomplished Professors
and 1nstrnetorS, with all tho Departments fully
equipped, and under the suparintendeney Of Rev.
vhoss large eIpifis ncs, ScholIiy attainmentS, aud
tetogniIed sanding - an educator, fuatintS the
eSpsctation Of continued and tnertaltnf SueceaL
=. Winter Term begins JanuaIyA, Spring Term
beeths March q, For CatAlogueo Or fuller InformA-
ton addreasfs r. G. DEkKELEY, A. NJ,
au26-s4W Secretary Of Faculty,
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TOlelO.I

TOLEDO, November o3.--Flour-Steady
Wheat-Firm; No. l white Michigan q
81 30IE; extra white Michigan 81, IS; amber
Michigan spot and seller November 81 27
No. 2 amber Illinois 81 IS; No. 8 red 81 17H
rejected held OF l2lx. Corn-Firm; higl
mixed Csc: new 5Otfc; No. ., 5ic; new ACE
damaged 49c; rejected ACC. 0atS-Steady
No. 2, SIC; rejected &c. ,-......,r I
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.FIRaacl8L AND coMMEaclat
By TELEGRAPH.
Sew YORK money ana STOCKS.

NEW YORK, November 23.-MoSEY-
Closes easy at Gas per cent. Prime mercan
tile paper 4lfa6 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Custom re
ceipts S254,000. Clearings $22 200, 600
Sterling ut $4.s2a4.8i.
GoLD-Opened and closed ut 109sE, with
sales in the interim ut l09H. Carrying
rates were 1H,1, 11Sa2 per cent. Loan'
were also made fiat. ..-.....
GovERNaKNTs-Dull, but strong.
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prrssuRoH, November, 49, Petroleum
Crude firm s. 45aS 46N Of PafterS re-
tued 26Ifc asked, Philadelphia delivery
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

AOoA111E n4A1s o. aff 500
f1a,it 10 I1rht sd! Mos .s' #r.tf
By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made BY Elizabeth
Compton 70 the undersigned, truAtce, dated the sth
day Of November, 1875, and duly recorded among
the land rpcords Of Ohio county, West Va, In deed
Of trust book No. 0, page 40, will on ida
Saturday, the 18th day Of December 1879,
At the front door Of the Court Houie Of Ohio eoun'
IT,, Weat Virgins, commencing at 10 O'Clock a, n,
proceed 10 se TO the highest and best bidder, the
following described real estate that 10 70 EEy: ghe
south half Of lot numbered two hundred and sixty
four (26I), Hituate In Centre wheeling, In Chap
lines addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, being the
same property conveyed 10 the sall Elizabeth
Compton BY John Long and wife BY deed dated
May 18th, 1854, and recorded In deed book No. 70.
Page Sis, Of the records Of Ohio county, West VI"
STKRAs on SALE.-o p0.thlrd cash, and the bal.
ance In two equal instalments ut Tx and twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale, with seca-
Hty to DO approved blythe trn.tee:. =, -
iiGiE D idol. a y. U. TAYLOR, Trustee.
W. II. HAiLHR. Auetloneer. nol8
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WEEKLY.


&, mall, IA adVases, fottaOs prepaid.
,..........~.sl 6olsix mouihl...:....:::. 9
4, Ciuls Of 4o eAca
in Ciala Of ~ e4eh
n cuS Of Twenty y zen
And "A extra copy 70 person getting up Ciun'
Tr-rhs atoTe prices arc lnyaTiAbie. Remit o
~ in DraltI Or PobtothcO Money Otdorl, ant
W. ~ nsiihef Of these can b procured, send th'
' ~ ID 4 Registered Letter. .H.I
r,Ir ISTELIIGECER Will present daily ~
!hh 80. y in all DEPARTMENTS, from all qIArte0 q
he xOrld, - well ~ complete record OIL ioca
events.
rgE WEEKLY printed On Thuisday, and .it On
+. nd NJ the counter, In paid envelopes, Ieaa
Ia, milling, R6-SEsd Q ocpg aO'a" J''eA1'
HHd TtlaiEvsI rith ntsI from Nome!
Persons dedring y nave aas
~ E,WY iyTrLLi0KScHR left regularly o. tneiI
,,SIdenus In tho city and suouIs, SH sH,,n ~
,Sryci by leaving thCr Addrese ~ SSu nacs
Room, or BY drop letter through the po.' Oniss.
~ ry0yTRIBUTORs.-No attention Will BE- hai,d
l" 80 ~ Snnnymous communication every nueie
must be accompanied by the Wrt'ef'feA nA'Ae
And addroa1.
p,,l,s,, Letter, for Us should % ada.essed
f,Ss campbell," and should y ~ ~ ~ ~ .S "
sane.
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=, 10. uto MAIs Sri HoRnHRook's Rock,
Makes a speciality nis hIl PATENT METALLIC
CORNERS for CSIketS, The advantage derived
ifom fhS patent 8 that Tiny llioR On expansion q
The wood a. AZ c4aket, bptpHIont ttom falling
p1sF dIS tsS re fI0IS ~ alfst ~; ~
would b without the uSoot the "Cornerl." OrdGs
for funerals promptly attended 70, aus
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD 9

EO.. l and run daily; No. . daily except Mon.
day; Nos. and u daily except sunday No. u
stops at all stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
No stops At all stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland.
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p1-Pullman drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from Steubenyille and Columbus through uiiho.t
change, TO Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
81. Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Homes IN ths
FEAT should call on or address the undersigned for
through timC tables, maps, land circulars and fur.
thor information.
.st.... W. L. O'BRIEN,
GEM Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2i9 high
street, Columbus, Ohio. my26
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Accommodation Train leaves BCIlairO nj $50 Pm
and arrives at SteubenyillO at 6:lS n.
Special accommodation trains leave Bellalre at
$50 AN. and 1880 p NJ; Bridgeport 1905 AN. and
Los ?. n; arrive ut Martins Ferry 1918 AN. and
lis r. NJ Returning leave Martins Ferry ut 1880
4. " and S:l5 p. NJ; Bridgeport ll40 N. and 325
?. NJ arrive ut R0lAire NJ ll66 AN. and $40 r. n.
Tickets to ali principal points In tho East and
West can DO procured at tho Union Ticket Office,
MLure HouSs, and at tho station ct Bridgeport.
+. Il. MYERS,
ape General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm In The late deal
ings. st. Louis & Iron Mountain frsts rose
to lOl, U. P. land grants to 10i, sinking
funds to SO, and Toledo & Wabash (St.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11

upon the college that has grown up with
such iapidity in their midst, with pride,
and regard the anniversary exercises
Just closed as golden days i'll the history
of their beautiful town.
The fourth year of Drury opens with
great promise. The new hall, the fine
Freshman class, the hearty sympathy OF
the people of Springfield of all classes.
the promise of increased attendance Of
students in the fall. and veIy hopeful in
dication> of greater pecuniary resources,
are the ground of this cheerful promise.
President Morrison enters at once upon
his great task of raising, before Oct. |,
ls1c. AN endowment of Sl5O,On. Those
who look upon the results of the work
of the past three Years believe he will
fully succeed. Already Il good begin
ming l. Christian Ners, st. Louis.
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Dedication of Walter Fairbanks Hall,
Springfield, Mo.

The anniversary exercises ot lGulN
College occurred the last week IN june.
One of the important events of that &c
caSiun WAS the dedication of the new
Hall. an imposing brick building. -four
stories high with man>ald roof, standing
III the midst III spacious and shady
grounds. and within the litie pits made
To protect the town IN the late Wal.
After the graduating exercises at the
Opera House came Drugs first com
mencemeut dinner" given in the dining
room of the spacious new Hall. Plates
were laid Ton I72. and nearly all "ccu-
pied. At the conclusion of the dinner
of course followed t"asts. speeches, with
sentiment and prophecy. Then Or.
Goodell gave au excellent address, ap
propriate Ia the dedication of the hall.
IN which the company was assembled.
The hall was >oltmnly dedicated To
tod i'll PRAYER 10y Rev. Nj. Brgg>, of
the VI. + church. and chri>trned wal
tel Fairbanks Hall" in brief, apt ad-
dress lay Rev. {. II. Dunlap. pastor ot
the Presbyterian church. ON the arch
way fronting one as lI- enters the build
ing. j. Il marble tablet with this inscIip-
lion. Walter Fairbanks Hall" On a
larger tablet III the right hand parlor
are these words. commemorative of the
youth whose name l. Ia Ice heuctfortlI
forever associated with this noble build
ing and school:
"WALTER FAIRBANKS.
Born Paris, France. MAY IL. Ic5}.
Died Tunhridge Wells. Eng, Sept.2 .lc72
Aged ~ years.
He WAS beautiful III person. gifted il
mud and Christian III character.
Hi> father. Charles Fairbanks, Lon
don. erected this Hall i'll memory OF hi:
brief life and Ia fulfil, i'll some degree
his early promise OF usefulness"
The people of Springfield justly lool
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
Oneness of Believers in Christ.

f. l. tiuudel u u. III The American SUNDAY
School Worker
The robe. of Christ might have had
many cnlor>. hut II was without scam.
50 the trut. church at Christ, having a
diversity at NestIurnt>. H. Vet Without
>chiSm Men may make parties and
prn> 1" keep Gods people apart. Int il
/. Jesus Christ who builds the church.
uniting all ~ no love him in himself dis
iinrt like the hllloN>. Vet one like the
SEA.
he tie thai binds all believers to-
urthtI and To Christ, j. love. Tins
blessed bond makes no show Of ma
chinrrN any more than the graz iratlou
that holds the worlds IN place. al the
magnet to whirh the bits of iron cling.
but it j. tathomlr>> III It> depths. and
nca>nI-le>> in its strength OuT dit
teIemt ecclesiastical carts Iumhlng and
creakiug. q. how tame they look com
pared with this n"l>elt>> and shining
chariot of God >Wttping through the
earth. aud hearing all that love him up
toward the throne. The ncaItI We come
to Christ IN nNaltN and love. the nearer
We come To each other. and the more
uur differences fade away. a. following
uIl lllt Id'lll VI III u w ''''' al 81
common Gentle. and see Jesus only.
How sweet and tue l. our fellow ship.
one with another. when the common
centre i the Clli>t at Calvary and the
resurrection. Love and tt:titN To- ChII>t
l. the foundation of his church. SIN
>Catttr> and di>prr>">; >n SEPARATES
and div idt>. 1t j. the great heathrl-
iz..r. dthl>ing and degrading. 1t l. the
I>huaelItt of the world. with IL hand
against every man. In sin, men hIrak
of from God and hide. -Sut Christian
love unit,.>. 1t brings together III ON"
and heals. 1t creates Il world WIde cll'
Gle OF ~ npathN aud helpfulne>>. Chl>
came to unite all the scattered and >oI
rowing families and tribes OF earth II
one OntutS> i'll Christ L. the security
ot hi> church against evil from within
and without. Men trust I" tcrlc>la>tl
cal methods when they are weak ut>'
itself ~ a'detenSe of the truth. c"mpaI
ed with love To- Christ. Oneness Will
Christ keeps the heart right, the hta,
right. and the life right. when all SEC
tartan WatchWord> and devices Of th'
blue book fail.
Love and dcN ori"n To Christ sinai
prove the triumph of the church. In
universe where Christ l. King. >In /
crime. bat love IL victory. No P"Nc
10 conquer the world like Christian love
lit L. not tuI the church of Christ Il
give blows, but To receive them, SAT-
Il distinguished Protestant lay man il
France To Il prosecutor. ''hut rcuIcmhc
this The church OF Christ l. an anNi
which has worn out many hammers.
holds it, place 10y mtehnt>s. 1t con
qucrs 10y love A. N"u deepen lis at
usefulness and strength.
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cENTAuR
11N1MEr7s

=" nearly perfect are the r-cI,,-. Do, =,
dertul pain soothing and h.;Iir,. w tL''. .u.
ments, that We can confidently - "'a'r I'D.
NlaIt any pam ARISING from fr-t ".. a..
arrangements W. Il" not Ir,.t.ud a. ' u.-
mend a broken leg CT rNI-ImInai,. f' ''.
III >uch cases, they Will reduce IL. mn, .N' ....
stop The pam. MOI can w., .5..,,.,. '.'iiti..s al.
results here the body l. nnI.,.,..., Tie pt..-.
Temperance l. a. necessary l.. -, 49,. 90 "i.-t..
a. mental condition 80. r'....
The White t-ntaur LiniIn.ut
adapted I" all cases OF rh-umatl,rI. 'a' u4
ralsla- cry siPelas itch ~urail. 81. ...''-" N-.
bruises >tlhGN. P"I-"H- >rald- - ...
burns, frosted feet. palsy al .,t '.-..
head ache. ulcers, "ld ~"r-> hru..I .. D.. a...
nipples, sore throat CIuIil Jsf-i. '''' ..#.
mnst 81 the-t complaints tn, t,rr....
Will cure all of them II will liant, gu '..r ..
tract the pnl-nn irum hit,-~ ami stu, w..
cuic huIns and -cald> without a. sean =. ''.
Ing l. hut sample Of Thousand I'm. .'. TO- '...
mails .'-'
,. 'ANrIo,H ll M.......
My wife has f"I long TIM, ir..I -
ftTrr from rheumatism >h, ha- rr....
-lclans and many Remedies ..,l.. .a'' .n.
has given her relief l. I-uiaur l.I.',..' -- "'...
I"Icrd I" say tins has cured her '--
W Il EIND r...,...
1t l. an ndlsputahlt iac, that rh.. d '''''.'
ments are performing cure, never ..'.. .L
10y any preparation in -Nisr,u,. ''-''.
rheumatism OF thirty Wears >rabc.f.. ~ ..'"l
myers ana JOINTS which had i-.r - - DID,
years taking the SORENESS from burn. .' -
Dnr dollar. uT even iiftN cent .r....-
tauI Llnlment will Ice within I,,,t ~, - Of
cid-nI occurs. and will de- mon, ....t .. d. o.
amount of money paid f"I u-dl-.,. .,,. .'l ai
" hen phNslClans are called lie, "'.ur
this LIniment. and OF cullr-- citsI,.. --
for II. tf-
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ST. ,5ohnsburp Galedonian.
ReHpinus Rradina.
What is the Almighty. that We should
Serve Him And what Profit should
We Have, if We Pray unto Him
Job 2l: Is

Hast thou hot known hast thou not
heard. that the everlasting God. the
Loid, the Creator Of the ends of the
earth fainteth not. neitheri> weary He
giVeth power to the faint. and To them
that have no might, he ncrea>eth
strength. They that wait upon the
Lord shall renew THEN strength. lisa.
40: y, -, 81.
The Lord is nigh unto all them that
call upon him. to all that call upon him
i'll truth. p. I45: l..
God il our refuge and strength, very
present help in time OF trouble. r.
1t: |.
They that trust III the Lord shall he
as mount Zion, which cannot bc moved.
but abideth forever. A. the mountains
are round about Jerusalem, 80 the Lord
l. round about his people from hence
forth even tor ever. p. 30: /, >.
Great peace have they. p. ll9: IG-.
have been Young. and now am old !;
Vet have not seen the righteous Tor
>akeu. r.. 81 -.
Th, Lord kuoWeth them that are his
= I'M = : ~.
He knoweth them that trust III HIM.
Nahum IL.
He shall never suffer the righteous I"
hr moved p. 81 -!
They shall he mine, saith the Lord of
Hosts, III that day when make up my
Jewels Nal. 81 II.
If We will obey my voice indeed, and
keep my covenant. then We shall he Il
peculiar treasure unto me. EX. ~: D.
Then shall We call upon me. and "
shall 90 and pray ant" me. and | will
hcaIkrn unto You. For | know the
thoughts that think toward You, saith
the Lord. thoughts OF peace. and not ct
evil. t" give Nou AN expected end. Jtr.
- r.. II.
They that >crk the Lord shall not
want amy good thing. q taste and Sc
that the Lord l. good blessed l. the
man that tu>trth III him. =. "a 10. :.
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If You Wish to do Business

40. must tell the public OF that fact and when
you have once begun, You must keep telling them
OF II. iour suTest, cheapest and quickest way TO
tell them Ii bv advertising inthe Newspaper circu
latinc among the people you want to reach.
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SALEM LEAD COMPAhi'

Warranted PURE WHIT II ".
known throughout Nv England - 'i.' '.'''
FINEST and BEST Do ..
LEAD TAPE. - ia. Wlte "u .r'
tain sticks. t..-
LEAD RIBBON. from = ] Co. - I'd"
on reels tur builder .
Al lowest market price for good 10 'H.'
itN. FRANZ l. bk'N - r N4--
t~tlt3A
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute III CALEDONIA County. t"r
I-7b will hr holden at HaIdwICk August - and ~
the morning sessions beginning al ~ clock each
dAN and with 4 session each evening
The Superintendent 81 Education will lee aided
bV competent Instructors
school officers friends "f Education and all cit
IzrIi- arr invited I" attend.
Town Superintendent tltT. Nmrn and uihrr-
arr Ttuur-rrd Ia help extend the notice 81 thu In
-tltut, and Ia promote a general attendance
90 EDWARD CO\ANI >upt 81 Education
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAIN
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR 4 II
Far IHreifiDns Trdd' Nd'h.
No - state street opposite hl.'

Far IlreHfi0ns Irdd' Man.
No II state street. opposite hn.'
Mass. ...
\ fItI an extensive lTa'ii'r "' 49, ...
wear, continues 10 secure pAi'l.- ' ...r-
States also III Great EuIIlH Yah. '. ..,.t- b.
eI.I countries Caveats spec .N'' .. .a...
iguInents and all paper "l ia" ..-..-..,..t i.
executed ON hhera terms and VII " n. 10.
searches made. lntu AmrII'du COZ '''' --tr- .. s
determine the validity {" ut''' o." .i-.r,. .-'
v-utions-and legal 81 "th-i "h'''' .,I, ..a-'
matters touching the SANE "l"', :. 49,
any patent furnished 10y irh.''.--
mrni- recorded al Washington.
TF-TIN ,NI A ...--
i regard MI. Eddy a. "n' "i NV ls.-
and ,aI,all, lrartItiuueT- " iiL "-
o'tciAi intercourse Hnmu.I-irur, '' ~. ..,
1 hav. no hesitation IL l~-'i.''- .rl.-..r i-
they cannot employ "A person NOR '."..l- ~
Trustworthy and more rapdhl' 90 p. 3D. 20
applications III . form 10 So ii' '' .r,lf ID.
and favorable unsidtTatlun al 'H' t,,lr- .
EDMUND BURKE Late "i''''
tents , D.. tI....a p. d.
Mr. K II Eddy ha- made i"l NV eel -
ON all bur one of v hich patents la -iasr'.,
and that L. now pending sue" b.. lAi r
proof of great talent and AhA'N nm. -
me to recommend all inventors ' az size " D.
procure their patents a. they MAJ ,.arl Oh Do.
ing the most faithful attention
caSes and al very rea>ondh' LIN Arr-'
Boston Jan. / l-st.-lN ''''
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Continued indisposition i'll my family compel-
10 put my affairs i'll condition I" make "A
change of climate if necessary, and Offer for sale
the following property
4 house barn. and ten acres of land at the up
per end Of K. X. 81. This location is unsurpassed
for heathtulness and beauty. A high level plateau
81 acres Overlonks great part of The village Of
II. Julnsbury, Summerville, and Paddock Village
The house upon il is a story and half house,
containing nine rooms. 1t is highly desirable
situation for an elegant private residence with eN-
tensive grounds. could he divided INTO sixteen
building lots. Passumpsc River skirts II On the
North and East. Ii has beautiful maple grove
and the whole Eastern slope L. covered with trees
This l. IA opportunity To secure a valuable e.
tate either 10 build residence To hold an i'll
NeStment.
\ house, barn. and of land On the
East side of Passumpsic River thrtt-q quarters of
mile from the village and east accessible Ia
Fairbanks Shops and Railroad Street. The house
l. nearly new and supplied with running water.
The land supports IA horse and COW and three acres
are available Tor building lots.
On Eastern 4 venue in tins village building 6t
NO feet with good basement, occupied FOR d
blac smith shop and paint shop. Could he
easily remodeled for stores and l. highly drsIr
able piece of property. Also land adjoining suit
able for a business block. These will all be sold al
reasonable rates and offer special Inducements IA
buyers. For particulars address OF inquire OF
JOS l. PERKINS
Linn IN,
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GOING NORTH
Ic D. EI Mad y En-
Al Newport, o. p Ill I 81 IS III 8 "A Ill
Montreal go go
Quebec. = 30 Ill
GOING SOUTH.
Ic u Ex Mad y En-.
Leave Quebec APm
Montreal gUOa 500 = III
Newport = - y III ~ y III o. y ~
kICHELIEU LINE STEAMERS leave Mon
tr-al daily except SUNDAY. pm Arrive al Que
bee 90 a Iii. Leave Quebec at 4p Ill. Arrive al
Montreal a
>AGUENAH LINE STEAMERS leave Quebec
daily except sunday and Munday al Il lime
Tor round trip 4 hours.
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAMERS
leave Quebec every Tuesday al III.
II. r. FOLSOM. >upt.
y. p. LOWERING JR., Gen. Ticket Agt.
I.NndunVIlle july 1870.
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WANTED to EXCHANGE

The most desirable assortment of carriages ever
offered III Vermont tnr Cash 81 good notes on short
time We are this week receiving large and
fresh stock al Ph4.tuns Piano Box. both open and
top and other les of open and top carriages and
confident VT can offer greater Inducements /"
the public a. L. stN- quality al work and prizes
than have been ever offered here before W. al-''
have on hand second hand carriages for sale cheap.
II + FLETCHER 4 CO.
II Inhu-burN July ~ LEO 81
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To Builders and Lumber Dealers

The subscriber has completed his new mill III
Victory and l. now prepared to furnish lumber
ana dimension timber of almost all kinds His
trees arr large, and he can furnish long and heavy
timber for especial purposes The subscriber haN
InS been III Tia, business more than thirty wears.
nattti~ himself hr understands what builders
want and hr I'LL bills speedily and satiSfacto-
rilv. DANIEL COZ EY
81. Johusbury MAY ! I-75 7Irf
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9ur SaLe.
FOR SALE /!

4 place pleasantly situated in Lower Waterford
consisting of a house barn shed. and a shoemaker
shop, well of never failing water. with acre
of good land. Also five acres of wood land
BY. An excellent chance for a good shoemaker To
do custom work with good customers.
36-S- MRS. MARTHA TRUAX. Adm'x.
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ST JOHNSBURT CENTER.
AFTER THE FIRE
Grange Store

IL again open. L. b STILES. is happy TO all
nuunce that he has recovered from the burns Of
the great fire and will continue i'll business on the
Granger principle OF small profits and 10 credit
shall keep Oh hand good Family Flour Graham
Corn and Corn Meal. Cat. Rye and Bone Meal
Groceries of all kinds pure and fresh, Salt Fish
BroOms, MOlasses, Sugar. Forks. Rake-. ShOvels
Hoes Dried Apple, Camphor Gum Indigo. Ex-
tracts, Essences, Confectionery of all kinds Boots
Eubbers, Stationery. Yankee Notions, &C, too
numerous to mention. Our goods are all bought
low for cash and will he sold the same Good Jap.
tea 70 cts. extra Tie best sc OolOng extra soc
best IT,. Young HysOn. best 81. Goldfish 6s Store
LIST door south OF Post Office, Mr.. b Berry will be
III the the store AT all times. Give call. One
price. 35-7-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-11
N. r. SWITSER,

III Spring Beds and Lounges Hair Wool Tow Top
and Excelsior Mattresses. Upholstery ,r""d~ aud
>tutings. French Lasting. All Wool Rep Terry
lIama>k Hair Seating. sofas. Easy chairs &c.
! paired AT short notice. y Il SWIT>EE
Eastern Avenue 81 .Tuhu-hurN VI
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EXCURSIONS
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC !

ROUTE A-MOntreal via Pas-umpsic and South
Eastern Railroad. Return Route.
ROUTE B-Montreal and Quebec via Pas~ump.
sic south Eastern, Richelieu Line Steamers and
,irand Trunk Railway
ROUTE C-Quebec via Passumpsic Railroad 10
SherbroOke. Grand Trunk Railway Ia Quebec. Re
turn same Route
- The sale of Excursion tickets will com
nence July l, and continue during the months 81
August and September good To return until NJ
W l,rr IL liz. following prICts