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Greensboro.

UTeeuSOOrO.
1t was voted at the last town meet
ing t" let the repairs on highway by
contract, agreeable to the statute con
tract to extend four years. S. ingalls,
was chosen both Sclectman and conSta-
BILE; as the law provides that one man
shall not hold these two offices. another
town meeting will he called to rectify
the mistake.
a little incident occurred on the road
to the Bend the other day. which WAS
somewhat ludicrous. A nam with Il
single team met another with il span OF
horses and cord of wood. The former
demanded half the road, and some high
words ensued. Neither yielding. they
sat there about four hours. when Sam
nel ingalls, appeared upon the scene
and by virtue of his office us sheriff,
took the horse of the first named party
and despite the threats of the driver led
it past the loaded team.
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SprriaI Unfrrs.

PASSIMPSIC LODGE, No. 9. +. n 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve On or he
fore the full of the Moon j. +. TAYLOR Sec.
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important Notice!
To the ladies of this Village and vicinity
NEW millinery STORE

On or about April 10. the Misses MctONVILLE
and McRANEl, will open Millinery and Fancy
,"nds store III the building occupied and owned by
T.. I. n H. X. ldr. on Eastern Avenue With a
stock ct Goods entirely new and Il practical cNpcr-
fence III III" business hope Ia merit fair proper
tl"n of patronage. The latest STYLES of French
Pafrcn Hats. And also DRESS VI AKING I7-lq
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.4ollnsburp Galrdonian.
y,ryi and State Jrnt.

,rr,. VT. Friday. March "a 1876
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-24

. "e -ttha Life Insurance Co.. of
''''' has paid this week through
'tn' Agent f. Z. Sargent of this
I'D. ''"" I" the widow of the late
, Powers of Lunenburg also
To Mrs. George o. Dimick. of Me
"'n"" of the late Geo. O. Dim
, . "' Was killed at Hookset. \. H..
re ''l>. We notice that in the
,.,nn WI February this Co. report over
" pnd in death claims.
i hard winter for the DOOR
2. >, ~ way t" help them is to
'"'m employment. \ death in
,... '',' The past week disclosed the
e. '"'>t VIII" Went in to do the last
....a. "i the departed. that the
&c.,. were entirely out of some of the
, .t '> OF life such AS wood. and
.., '''' necessities. The ladies benevo-
a.,.,,, ''''e~ me doing much for the
r living poor. hut they cannot do all
should he done. " at
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Farm to Rent!

TIL" subscriber will rent his farm which contains
about 100 acres at excellent Land situated near
P"achlm Corner also Il pasture. in the west rart
Of fracham of about ~ acres For particulars IN,
pl. tu or address W '. Mel lCIIII\
S"uth icICiidm. ' {. Feb IL. l-1G.
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Cranky.

Cranky.
Clerk, Loomis Wells. Selectmen. NJ.
l.. Read. Loomis Wells, c. W. Mat
thews. Treasurer, Joseph l.. Wells.
OverSeer. l.. w. Jones. Listers. c. W.
Matthews, E. p. Shores, F. A. Rice.
Auditors, r. A. Rice. +. r. Shores. A.
NJ. Carpenter. Constable and Collector.
E. p. Shores. Trustee public money,
{. w. Matthews. Town grand juror.
l.. p. Shores. Snp't. F. A. Rice.
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Gospel Meetings.

~,
"e -hoe'ihSS piahheu Tor over the
sabbath, are to he held rs follows .
Saturday ev.pinr M 1 SI
,.;
"''' hihS at -, dt tne NOitn Clurch.
Sunday at 3 and 6::HD and Monday Mt >
and :. at the Soutb Cburcb Tha Col
"'hS "'' '"e topics "i the several
meetings:
S,rrrpn, p1r>-r>.,,
S,,c;ol Re- J-,,oo r.. tII,d win III.
ip,, 10 Yourselves i, ,,.,In. and
al s,n,,s .ir,,iu,, and
- '' " ' "i' Is
MT, 49,, 49,, a, " "e
J..n. ,rhri-, r,h,si,,,. ~ VI '"' ''"'''
cr>n,v ,,nnXn,.
p,,,,.- ,,,;, ..,,.f -; ;, -,
| Gnd and Lr,,, ,,,, h,r, ,. =,
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covered nothing. and made up his mind
that either he did not smell smoke. or
that the bearings were heating. He
now thinks that he did smell smoke
that the SCOT i'll the stove pipe was then
on fire. aud that after they left, it
burned through the pipe. cinders fell
into sha, in"S on the floor setting IL fire
which progressed thus rapidly.
The wooden building burned was
owned by james VI. Warner and
Horace Carpenter, five eighths and three
eighthS, respectively. The brick ell and
the wooden shop east, occupied by the
carriage association, We're owned by
the L. X. Fairbanks estate. The losses
can only be approximately estimated.
The Messrs. Carpenter put theirs at
over $1,000: Mr. Warmers must be
$4,000 OF 5000; the Lairds estimate
theirs about y 900. and l.. ID. Towards
is perhaps $500 OF more. The Tool
Company do not claim any loss. The
loss to j. ID. Miller and the carriage
association. is considerable. in the waste
of material, damage to machinery and
tools, and the interruption of business.
None of the above mentioned parties
were injured several hundred dollars in
the damage tn stock and tools and the
carriages owned by II. +. Fletcher g.
Co., were scratched somewhat in NOV
ing. Both these parties were insured.
The /. X. Fairbanks property was in
sured for ! 900 in the Vermont Mutual,
which will nearly cover the loss.
Many rumors about the insurance,
and the policies having just expired,
etc. are in circulation but they are
mostly without foundation in fact Mr.
Warner WAS negotiating for insurance
only two days before the fire. with w.
II. Galhraith Il Co.. and had told them
he should attend To it the first of this
week. Mr.. Carpenter never had any
insurance on the building: he did not
tlllhh Ht tpHNl dllolu 10 III the rates
asked. The same is true of the LairdS
and others. A few thousand dollars
insurance would come very handy now
But surprising Mr.. Carpenter had got
insured when he bought the building.
1T the rates now asked six or seven
per cent he would have paid his loss
twice over to the insurance companies
The men burnt out are organizing as
fast as possible in other places. The
lairdS 90 to j. II. Paddock'S shop. and
have already got at work there. They
are in the more haste as they were fin
iShing some stone for the centennial
exposition when the fire interrupted
them. There is probability that for the
present the Carpenters will occupy the
same shop with the carriage company
as soon aS il l. rppairrI
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often coming to us who carry good in
Productions, tell sufficiently truthful
story, bat are objects of pity rather than
assistance. We shall learn to he sharper
ourselves. T.. L. +.
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LIST National Bank of St. Johnsbury, Vt

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
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WATERS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are the best made. The touch elastic, and u
dne 81 ging tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not he excellcd in Oono nr hsuWtE; they de-
fv competition. The Co SrulU Stop Is q fine
Imitat on t the HHmaR VoicG-
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
during this Month. Monthly Inst }Imtnts To-.
"eived on Pianos, $40 to $40 : o gu 4, Sd to
$lO; Second hnnd Instruments, So to Sd,
mCnthly after first Q osit. Agents wanted.
liberal dis cunt to Teachers, Ministe'S'
Churches, Schools, Lodges, e'c. Speciul in"
duCements to .he trade Illustra' cd catalogues
mailed. HORACE WATERS a SONS Ash
Broadway, New York. Box 3.67'
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woMAN's FRIEND.
AS AGENT FOR Tue INVENTOR, J, {
TILTQN, d..

AS AGENT FOR TUE INVENTOR, J. O.
TILTON, ...
AM PREPARED TO Fiji ALL ORDERS
l. foe tho celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
known rs the Woman's Friend Thousaud1rf
mem ave sold weekly all ovsv the Union. The
Washing i dope entirely by staami no rub
o'ng norksanE turning. ItEthe greatest labor
Z AhRey say ing invention Of tho age, IreLeE
oy peru ission, to the following ladies: Mrs
cooper md Mrs. gill, at Bagdad; Mrs, Andrua
ana Mr., saxea, At Big Woods; and Mrs.
pairchAd Nibbett's Rlua.
PHoe only $40, Every one warranted.
Address, Orcall on
am also AGENT for the celebrated
CROWN WRINGER,
Price Of Wrlnger, SO; Of WRINGER and
WnMANs FRIEND together SIS
hxamine specimens Of beth az W BFyans
store Ev,Fy One warranted.
N. P. SMART.
bAeDADi 0alcasiea Parish, La.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1876. NEW YORK. /
1876.

Eighteen hundred anil seVenty,six il the
Cen nial year. 1t is alsD the year in which
an Opposition House of Representatives the
drSt slice the var, Will he in power Mt Washs
tngton and the year OF the twenty thiga cleo.
ton of a President If the Uni eli Sta O.. All
~ these events are sure to be Of great lnreres
and importance, especially the Two latter anu
all Of them and everything connected with
them will be fully and freshly reported and OK
pounded 10 THE SUN.
the 0pposl ion Hou 9 of Representative
taking up the line Of inquiry Oponei wears l., O
by THE SUN, will ste My and dligently
investigate the corruptiOns and miSdeeds Of
Grants adm nistratiOn; and will, it iss TO be
hoped, La the foundation for new and better
period in our national history. If ali this
ThE SUN will 20 tain cOmplet. and accurate
accounts, furnishing its readers with eavly and
trustworthy intorma ion upon these absorbing
topics.
The twenty third Presidential electiop. with
the prePaTat Q s foe it, will DO memorable ms
decidi upon Grants aspirations for third
term a. power and pUndeF, and still more Ms
deciding who shall no the candidate Of the
party Of ketorm, and as electing that candidate.
Concerning oil thrse subjects, those who ,eod
THh SUN will have the constant means oF
being thoroughly well informed.
The WEEkLY SUN, which has attained IL
circulation Of over eighty thousand ropies
already has its readers in every Stats md
Territory, and We trust that the year 1875 will
see theiF numbers doubled. II will continue m
DO thorough newspaper. AL the general nows
OF the day will be found in it, condensed whaD
uuiuportant, at full length hen Of moment =,
ana always, 70 trust, treated in a clear, inter,
esttng and instructive manner.
II is our attn to make the WEEKLY SIM
the hest iami'y newspaper 10 the world ona Wa
snAP oontlnus TO give In It's oOlumns largo
amoua OF miscellaneous reading. sucb 81
stories, 'aies, poems, scieDtihc intelligence ana
agricultural inloFma'iOR, Tor which We ara ma
aoie g make room In our daily edition M
agricultural department especially IL rne ~ ~
prominent teaesres. The fashions ara oIso
tssular'y repor ed In lie columns and 40 NE
the martets # every kind. - -
Ihe WEEKLY SUN, eight pages with ar,
six oroAi columns, 10 only Sl 90 year no,,
ase pg' paid As this price barely 5epav. ~.
cost o. the paper, no discount can be mnja 49,.
anyone. as'eFS' or
The DAILY SUN, large four pape ro,..,.
~ o tWenty-eight eolumns, gives All Tho nas,.
W Two cents copy. Subscription. nos,oSs
p,,spald, o5o, month, or 80 50a wear, snnSss',
eal1lan extra, 81 10 pei year. va bosa
travelling agents, Address, Nv
dec 80 1875 0'' ~" Io'k City.
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The Difference Between q
Brother and a Wife.


Mr. Marsh traded with Mrs.
Belknap fer a post leadership
Mrs. Belknap is the wife Of the
Secretary Of war. Sir. Belknap Is
fnrced % resign bis Office. A guard
il placed over his house. He is
subject 70 the ignominy of a Crimi-
hnl arrest, aud II now ont ~ Jail
only because be has given heavy
bail.
Other parties traded Tor pnst
traderships with Mr.. OEville Grant.
He is the brother 81 the President
This afforded Brother Oryille
chance 20 speculate ont Of them
The President must have given the
notices on purpose to afford Broth.
er Orville y chance to speculate ont
Of The appointments, because there
Il no other object he could have
had 10 view il furnishing this in
formation 10 Oryille.
Yet the President remains in the
White House No twice the salary
paid to George Washington. he
does not resign; he is moi arrested;
he is not molested.
Il would seem to be much safer
for spectators and dealeTs 10
offices and appointments 20 deal
with y brother than with WIFE,
New York Sun.
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THE
" PHILHARMONIC" PIANO.

This entirely new Instrument possessing a'I
the s>sentia' qualities Of more expeus We and
higher priced rianOs y Olfete at lower price
Than any similar one H0w in market Itb
durable, with ma nifcaMce Of tome hardly
$urpa ,sed aud yet II he purchase NJ prizes
and gu terms wit in the reach o ALL tbs
instrument hHs all tho modern immoVemcnrs
including the celebrated a. Ayr ffY " treble AT
is fully warranted. Catalogues mailed.
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RTTTTARDsl BILLIARDS!
DA43A41EAAbLgC '@''
Al
JOHN DILLON'S.
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley,
Lake Charles, louisiana.

I world respectfully inform those Of
my Friends both here and at a distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have Just received most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
I am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices tojustify both seller
and buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my whiskies " the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly ON hand ap4n4Y
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There are 223 Protestant Sun
day schools 10 Baltimore, with
4783 officers and teachers, and
1869 scholars. There ara also
1900 children in the Roman
Catholic schools.
The Lutherans 10 this coun-
try publish fifty Lntheran papers
in FIVE languages twenty-five in
German, fifteen in English, eight
10 Norwegian Eve in Swedish and
In Danish.
- The American board has APP
propriated $1,000 to open mission
200 mills inland from the Zulu
mission stations 10 Africa. Rev.
NJ. w. Pinkertcn will establish tie
new post.
The Universalist Register for
1876 reports UnivpFsalist societies
in thirty-one States and Terri
tories. In the United States and
Canada, there are % State Con
ventions, % associations, S67 par
ishes, 40, $3.50 families, 623 churches,
having 81 .07l members. 628 Sun
day-schools, having 57,SS9 mem
bers TAT church edilices, with
total church property above in
dsbtedness Of 1851, 6O2 and $50
ministers, including licentiates and
the superanDuated.
OF the 436 missionaries in
China, $40 are women. In Japan
there are LOO missionaries, of whom
b2 are women.
If London, said the Earl Of
SALISBURY, did not havsits 400 city
missionaries, II would have 10000
more police. The English Gov
ernor at Natal sayF, "one mission
airy i worth more than q battalion
OF soldiers"
The opinion prevails in GER
tain quarters in England that the
Jews, with the ROthschilds nj their
head, propose purchasing the Holy
Land # Turkey, with a view Of
going there 10 a body. With many,
the restoration Of the jews TO the
land Of their fathers is regarded as
au event indicated by lho finger 81
prophecy.
"A scholar in Que Of the Lon
don Sunday schools, fourteen
years old, has been studying the
italian language that he may be
able 10 preach tha gospel 10 the
street organ grinders. Ho COM
menced biz missionary work among
them by giving them copies Of tie
Of the New Testament in theig own
language.
AT Keoknk, Iowa, few days
ago, the churches met ID anton
mass meeting, observing whole
day IN Iasting, humiliation, aud
prayer, ID tho midst Of their re-.
vival meetings, are still IL pro-
gress, aud the audiences overflow.
50 that two OF three contiguous
churches are called into Feuuigi.
ton to hold them. Meihndists
Baptists, Presbyterians and United
PEesbyteFians are working to-
gelher, and God il greatly blessing
that CITY, Christian Index.
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TESTIMONIALS
WATERS, PIANOS & ORGANS.

Waters New Seae Pinos have pscult0r
merits New York Tribune.
The tore Of the Waters Piano Is rich, mellow,
and sNnort Us They possess grea' volume o.
sound and the continuation of sound or singing
power IS one Of their most marked features
New York Times.
Waters Concerto 0rgaA ia so voiced as 70
have a tone like full rich alto yoi"e. 1t IS
especially human in its tone, powerful yet sweet.
Rural New Yorker. act l4--ly
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GEM ORGAN
NoTICE.

4 IL persons indebted 70 me for past
IA medical services will please come
forward and settle either by payment
Or note. Further, / viii inform my
friends that owing 70 the cash eystom
adopted by the country, / win be cone
PEELED 70 adopt the same system and
hereafter no call will he responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment 81 same.
w. II, KIRKMAN, NJ. ID.
Lake Charles, january 9, 1876.
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III you want 10 know whether
your grandmother was cross-eyed,
Or where your great-unele stood il
BIS arithmetic class, just run for
office, and yop1l know Il an. TN.
II Commercial Advertiser.
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a BARqAIN.

ME DIR. BRAsHEAR PLACE, ON THE
n uaioastcu Rivor, just below Marion, tod
TOWN. with al the Buildings and Improve
ACRRs. LAND.
IoFm1-FouF Hundred and Fifty dollars
Charles, Louisiana.
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NTX'S FERRY
AND STORE,

One mile above Lake Charles on the
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock DroVers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate ali who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has a large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
ON each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand fun sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices!
my9-tf H. D. NIX.
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FERNS

Yearly subscription, daily (seVen daysl
$14. Yearly subscription, Weekly,
So. Payable in Advance
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HOMESTEAD PATENTS!

AVN EAo tA@A ~ IA AAAN = y
Prove zap Your HOmesteads!
7 am prepared to make final proof of
/ Homestead Entries, and procure
patents for same, under the Homestead
act of May 20, 1862; also to procure
patents for entries made previous to
the war.
Office of Lake Charles, La.
THAD. MAYO.
August 10, 1876
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THE GEM
ORGANS.


BD=The best in use and warranted
for Five Years.
In purchasing a ParlOr Organ per-
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the Best, from the fact that the best
cost no more than those of inferior
quality.
THE GEM PARLOR ORGAN
in style of finish, durability and mu-
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THE CASES ARE OF SOLID
WALNUT,
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THE NEW ORLEANS TIMES.
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION IN THE
SOUTHWEST
STOUTEMYER s. JUDSON,
PROPRTETORS.

ISAAC N. STOUTEMYER....--..-...EDITOR.
VIM. Hi. JUDSON BUSINESS MANAGER
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Persons DESTROYS Of having Job WorI,
done neatly, expeditiously and CHEAP.
are invited b. call 1T the Office % the
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