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PANS. Dec lG The Rcpu'lique Frnnodist Of
todaN declares tuat the SIMON Mfuistry una TO
sllsb tue r. publican demands The questions upon
NhVn Ihc Duiauge Ministry was dele ted
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rniLApELTHIA, Dec. III. The trial Of Suuuc
DO ti. GNurge cCoWal. ana Henry M,rcu. cUall'o,
Nlth conspiracy 10 peruetrttc election iruis wa
ClVsrd to-day the Jly rendering ytrditt ui uVtk
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In Juliustown, burlington county. n, j.. John
Hageman s'orckceper ana conSplcVouS resident was
ehot on frdaY night bT one PuncO st constable WIN
charged me illlci intimacy ~ Halciuin vlth Pan
coasts wfe. laseman vii proOAby die. PaucOsst
Was arrested.
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Mr. stephen Aherison, nephew Of Gen.
wade Hampton c...;t ulon Col ~ cs;onncn ,estcr
dsl nyin"~ aud it'G Tat be had oo1 IN his pocset
yhen ne { New ORE =, aud thit uu Friday evening
he ~ar rhllctd by snt u fnuNn uAu into lIu tIerue
street, ~ r"u9Ni QCtI. Dytcc I'VE Murphy arrested
Eusen. Proper NAo Nas locAeC up at tle Central PO
lit.V filHa
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LOSSES M FIRs.

John i. CunnolN's house In Fmshnf was
hrrl yc.ttrual morulus. Ll-s, slp5JU ihsaraucc,
tnful.
lhe harn Of John West. near Bshnrdre, \.
j. va. bn. ltu uI rl N rN hiu with tAr iHru Iut.
m HuiS - No, AMI ouisi ianuu~ tlttAs. lac lyss o.
a-,JJl, i.rty lLsurcd.
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In tho II 'ilem Ponce Court Yesterday Justlc,
hurry Furnished = iarA. number ot tramp VITA re-
passes TO nVir winter snniiarium un HgCAWVs Is ~.
" iui tho rour tsY much thanks SAM the srukesAal
OF the party. ~ ne led the delegation down stairs
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BROOkLNN.

AuBLRN, n. y, Dec. i6. One hundred and
eighA Nr gum were hrd in ths city to-day over the
election VI Hayes aud Mntc.er.
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Tho HurfGu Pera1s re- ,ho nionu, ~ 'Ocioner
nnl II 'teA,Ip, lost during "a aud one 81 amer
inr Il cn m this tumDcT are slIs..
pul uVNn ~ InsInk.
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ROhr. Dec l6.-rhe Parliamentary Committee
on tlc REVISION OF the renal code have unanimously
Noed to report IN favor Of abonshiug the death pen.
aty,
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LONnoN. Dec. l6.-lhe Cuuard Line steamer
ku -ia, winch sANN from Liverpool Tor AtN Ia 10.
day, took specie 10 the value Of 100000.
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Carmnus,llic's Mooa. lirc.


rho CnmYu,Villt nnlice teepraphod last oven.
lng 10 Police Central Onl,e tlAi tLr woods al 1895 10
street and tne Norlh i'Ntr were on hrc
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VERSAILLES, Dec. l6.-M. .D9n-,Stoy shour
menoer oi the Fl, nch sena e.'' .raa V' "''""'
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Ihe Weather once Prediction.
Dse'-vdly cold and clear or fair weather.
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The Thermometer in >ew York Yesterday.
~ lludnut's at 3 o'clock A. NJ. 3Oo: d. 3lo
Vs. l. NJ Z ?@ P y Vi Q II ge'i iss'.
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'ognno' houlcf at JohIac Dsttllcries; nisn in
Nwu.u, Nn,of be- hAugef, sVc importer, lilo ItpaJe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
West Concord.

West Concord
The old factory privilege and water
power, with saw mill. belonging to the
Essex Mills Co. and Lewis. Hill & Co..
have been sold to ID. w. Hibbard price
S25OO.
Mrs. H. }. Ball slipped on the ice one
day last week, and hurt her quite Sc
Verely, so that she has been confined to
the house since but is now slowly i'm
proving.
Gospel meetings are being held in the
Methodist church every night, and are
well attended.
The law business is quiet this week
as Messrs. Eaton n Gleason are attend
ing court at Guildhall.
G. f. Woodbury. and J. +. Gleason OF
this place have rented store at White
field, n. H., and will put in Il stock OF
goods there the first of May. Mr.
Gleason will have law office in samt
building.
Mr.. Stowell has sold ont his interest
i'll the harness business to gentleman
from Lyndon, who takes possession tn,
/ present week. Mr.. Stowell talks of 90
| ing Wes-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Monroe.

Monroe.
Political topics. and the claims OF the
respective aspirantS for political prefer
mcnt. now engross the attention of the
people of our usually quiet town. a
large delegation of our citizens went tn
WoodSvillc on Saturday eve. ts hear
Il speech suited To the times. and one
calculated To bring up i'll fair discussion
| the popular issues of the day. All felt
amply repaid for the etint it cost them
and returned to their respective homes
more earnest than ever before to work
mantllly for the right. The election of
New Hampshire is significant i'll its
hearing upon the general election OF
this. the presidential year.
John Holton. Esq. the gentlemanly
clerk of the McIndoes Lumber Co., who
went to Hartford. Ct, Il few weeks
since. has returned to our village and
proposes to stop here, and has consent
ed to continue the supervision of the
Lumber Office of X. +. Peabody, Esq,
commencing April LIST.
| c. Ii. Horsford. the former agent for
Mpssrs. StearIIs \ Jones of Bradford,
spent the Sabbath here, and his many
friends will be pleased to know that he
has opened IL branch office for IA general
insurance business at WoodsVillc. y.
H.. over &. NJ. Weeks store.
The religious interest resulting from
the series of gospel meetings heretofore
reported III this place, still continues.
At the communion service last Sabbath,
six PERSONS connected themselves with
the church as IA sort of first fruits" OF
the work of grace which has spread
among us We understand there are
about thirty seven in all who ''believe
they have passed from death unto life,
and are ready to give Il reason for the
hope that is in them. May they all
''stand fast in the liberty wherewitll
Christ doth make them free
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Lyndonville.

LJ AAAS'
Young Rnggles, who was badly in
iured some two weeks ago by the kick
of :. vicious horse, having his jaw brok-
en- i'll two places, and sustaining other
very severe injuries. lies in Il very crit
zeal condition. and serious doubts are
entertained of bis recovery.
The antiquarian supper ut the church
last Thursday evening, WAS success.
The Fusileers that came from Wells
River appeared finely. The singing OF
Auld Lang Syne. and other old tunes,
attracted considerable attention. The
tableaux were good. the tables were
loaded, and many poor family was
made happy by the distribution of the
many baskets of fragments that wert
taken up.
Doctors are busy attending to colds
and tevers. Somebody must be sick ol
doctors must 90 hungry.
sAAny one wishing to trade will find IL
the new proprietor i'll the old Weeks
store a very gentlenlan!y and accom-
modating host. ready to furnish almost
any article usually found i'll Il country
store, at prices that seem to invite Gus
TONERS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
East Concord.

East Concord
G.. h. Russell has bought small
place of l.. w. Pratt, on the Oregon
road" Price S275.
j. b. Newman and Sherburm Moul-
ton hired sleigh of Dan. Smith to use
IL few hours. After an absence of foul
days, Smith sent a sheriff after them
He found the sleigh and Moulton ip
Waterford. 1t cost Moulton 81.
Mrs. Morrill, is very low with con
sumption. She lives with her daughter
Mrs. Higgins. 1t is thought she can
not live but Il few days.
o. F. y c. W. Russell are doing Il
large business in the lumber line
They are getting ont nice lot Of clap
boards ready for market.
l.. w. Pratt is moving into the vii
lage from his old homestead in Oregon
81 called. where he has lived for many
Years.
.. b. Sanhorn has more orders tol
boots and shoes than be can fill He i,
Il good workman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Sutton.

Sutton.
Nix. EDITOR We enjoy the CdiedO-
MAN al our house. 1t is seized upon,
and its contents devoured AT the earliest
possible moment. As that OF two weeks
ago was being gobhled up locals first,
of course We came suddenly upon SUIT
ton items, and stopped short They
would not go down. We tried again,
but it was no use. Reason why, be
ctrI>e they were not true. VIII you
.tllow me II word. in the cast OF Blake
against Campbell - And lie it known,
| wish to state only those things which
are facts and can he prOred lst-that
Continued on second pdye.)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Sheffield.

Sheffield.
C.. VI. Gitfin is moving into the Geo.
,JcnncsS house, where he intends to
work at his trade dentistry.
old Mrs. Brock has engaged rooms in
Mr.. Lackey's house, where she intends
To move soon.
George Raney has opened II boot and
hoe shop in Archelaus Miles building.
Dr. Stiles * finishing off Il tenement
IN the chambers of his house to be &c
cupied 10y George Jenness.
Seth Woodmancy has sold his farm
to +. 4. lIovt. who we understand has
bought it for other parties, and Ames
I0nf intend to make it Il summer resi-
lcncc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Good Stock---Good Farming.

Good Stock---GOod Farming.
1t is no secret to most of on readers,
that under the administration of Mr..
Asa 5. Livingston, the farming opera
tioms of the Messrs. Fairbanks have
been very successfully carried on. OF
late years considerable attention has
been given to breeding good stock, es-
pecially jersey cows; andan inspection
of their barns and stock yards is always
Il matter of interest to lovers of good
stock. and perhaps never more So than
at the present time. They winter about
one hundred head of horned cattle,
most of them being at the Company
barns. Among these are nine yoke of
large oxen. and - two-years- steers.
These steers are all lusty fellows, and
some of them promise something hand
some. Ten full blood Jersey cows, lin
GLIDING those at private barns), some
of them imported. and all of the best
strains of this famous dairy stock four
two years-old hciters. same blood six
yearling hcifers, same: four calves.
same blood and six high grade Jerseys.
with the bulls Duke" and Duke ID,
complete this breed of cattle at these
barns. There are two full-blooded
Ayrshire cows. and several half blood
heiferS, which are very promising. The
young Jerseys are all of Dukes stock,
and it is believed they ale as good
bloed as there is in this part of the
country. Dairymen from far and near,
who are partial to the Jersey stock, are
procuring some of this blood. AT the
upper barn is Il flock of 50 Cotswold
sheep. These are handsome as pictures
and give Il good income.
a little idea of the magnitude OF
farming operations caa be gathered from
the fact that the Company raise 2,0W
bushels grain and cut 400 tons hay
They keep 100 head cattle, 80 sheep
and % horses. The horses are kept up
the wear round. and the hay and grain
is all fed out on the premises. Tn,
pork item is no small one last year Mr.
Livingston sold 500 worth of foul
weeks old pigs. 1t is worthy of men.
ton in this article. that this winter h,
has drawn in over coo. 900 feet of lum-
beI from the Mountain. and 2lOO cord,
of wood.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

the handsome present. Just before the
commencement of the short hours, the
company dispersed, each one calling it
Il hrst-rate lively and enjoyable occa-
sion, wishing the host and hostess long
wears of happiness and prosperity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Passumpsic Savings Bank. Pros
perous Institution

nerous Institution
we Id" ''"'e ''>' wen ~ J's' '''''
Ia the annual meeting "i the aSS"h'P-
sic Savings Bank. held the Sth. but we
.h;,I. Ella ;,,.,;tut;,,, and IT, c,udit;,n
H.
the auditors report. we find the follow
ing TO be the banks
ASSETS
L"a''S WI ''"i ESTATE i'"'' .., -,
gag se'"i.H, , ' '''' W.
i-o'i'H WI ~ ''o''' anu WI 49,, .,
\,t;,n,l h,uE stack o,vp.d
10y the bank, A.!T2 On
own o"h"S' i4''"' WV
Total loans. S2sO.s7:s 81
Interest due and unpaid. II.Ss2 II
Cash on hand, COOS II
--,nnn, 80
An anal 5nn mn
Total assets, S2@'oI4 Az
LIABILITIES.
,.u,,, du.. d.ros;,,rs S17o 7IO 20
Balance assets over liabllI-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Lyndon.

Lyndon
The creditors of II. II. Graves, bank
rupt, held their first meeting March, II.
Lucius Robinson, ESP, OF Newport. was
chosen assignee.
{. ID. Wilcomb, druggist. has been
appointed postmaster at Lyndon.
The gospel workers will hold meet
Jugs at the Center this week. commenc-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
North Danville.

Gardner Sauhoru's black smith shop.
at ''Tampic". was burned last Thurs
day; loss small The fire caught from
wood ashes. which had first been kept
in IN iron pail Il day OF two. and were
then empticd into the centre of Il large
box of ashes. as WAS his wont to do.
Another warning to those who keep
ashes carelessly. The fire came neal
burning all his buildings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

Lunenburg.
A town meeting is called the 25th
day of March to reconsider the vote tax
Ell last Tuesday. to instruct the select
men to issue the town bonds to the
Essex County Railroad.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Miles's Pond.

Religious meetings are held in the
hall over Hastings store on Sabbath
days. and also two or three evenings
during the week. A marked religious
interest is developing, and much good
anticipated. There were nearly $50 at
the last Sabbath meeting. Help has
been thankfully received from brethren
from St. Johusbury and North Concord.
The Messrs. Hastings are about
winding up their logging operations for
the winter. They have drawn in a
pretty good lot of lumber, and their
mill is saving most of the time. In
twenty hours after the fire ut the scale
works. they were sawingout heavy tim
beers for the new shops.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Concord.

Concord
The buildings formerly used as a
''Nater Cure, ut Concord Corner, have
been secured for poor house for the
coming year, and Mrs. James y. How
ard Is engaged as the matron. This
VIII he pleasant, comfortable place
for the town poor, where they can he
well cared for.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
The New Scale Shops.

The new shops of the Scale Company
have so nearly reached complet;on. that
il description. with some facts and fig
ures. will he of interest to many St.
.Johnsbury people away from home, as
yell rs unite Il number about home.
Seven weeks ago last Friday, three OF
this Compasy's large shops were burned
To those who saw the ruins Saturday
a mass of debris. covered with ice, the
task of Reconstruction seemed hercuiean
especially so considering that 1t wa'
midwinter. But the magnificent bnlld'
ings which have arisen i'll this shor
time Oh the ashes of the old agali
demonstrate the recuperatIve powers U
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Fire Department.


The several Fire Companies of the
village are otlicercd for the year ensu-
ing. rs follows:
TORRENT, No. !.
Foreman. Ira Smith. Assistant fore
man. james Holder. Foreman of hose.
W. =. Chatfec. Clerk and Treasurer,
y. Ward.
pELTGE. No. >
Foreman, Il. F. Rollins. Assistant
foreman. Daniel Carpenter. Foreman
of hose. Benz. Rogers. Clerk and Treas
urer. Daniel Carpenter.
EXCELSIOR HOOK AND LADDER GO.
Foreman. i. W. Simpson. First rs
>i>tant. y. =. Dodge. Second assistant
II. G.. Kinney. Clerk and Treasurer
f. +. Carpenter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Danville.

}
VIM. Smiley of this village struck
the bit of the aN, with which he was
splitting wood. into his foot. making Il
severe wound. which will lay him up
many days.
The camker rash is prevailing quite
extensively through the town. Tw"
son of VIM. French. have been great
sufferers with this disease. and thei!
lives dcspairrd of. but there are faVora-
bile symptoms for their recovery now.
y SiN leal> old son of the late Albert
stevens. in the east part of the town.
WAS taken very suddenly and lived on
II - hours. Many others are having
it in Il light form.
Mr.. RIMS singing school closed last
week with Il three days convention.
aud concert Thursday evening. As far
an entire success ;hut. financially, ii
wa., H. successful Il failure us could lie
wished for. Either on account of bad
weather OF an entire Lack of musical
interest on the part of the people. the
committee " ho had the matter in chary,
find themselves ont about $40.
Mr.. Franklin. of Connecticut. who
has been buNing cattle III this section
|, for the past few Years. shipped from
this station last Monday, nine yoke OF
work oxen. all bought in this vicinity.
. and some most excellent cattle a. good
aS the town afforded. Price paid rang
r inr from $50 To $40.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Peachan

Peacham.
The town elected highway commis-
siouers in 1873 and ~. and below is a
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Luuenburp.

ing on Friday evening and holding over
the Sabbath
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

twenty hours after the fire ut the scale
works. they were saving out heavy tim
beers for the new shops.
McIndoes and Vicinity.
Among the current accidents. we rr-
port that one day last week Daniel Nc
Quaig was seriously injured While at
work for h. G.. Beattie of Ryegate.
They had been hauling sawdust to Gov
er the years stock of ice, and were I'M
hitching II valuable pair of young horses
from the sled. McQuaig stood in front
of the horses, holding them by the bits,
while Willie, Nh. Beattie's eldest son,
WAS unhitching the last trace. The
noises became frightened in some way.
sprung forward, throwing themselves
upon McQuaig, who lost his balance
and foothold Oh the ice. He fell under
the horses feet. still holding to their
| heads, but was finally forced to let 90
/ his hold. when the horses passed oven
him, dragging the heavy sled, to which
they were attached by single trace,
also oven him. He was badly crushed
10y the sled and badly bruised other
WISE Medical assistance was summon
ed and his injuries though serious are
not thought to bc fatal. The horses af-
ter one or two turns around the yaId
| took refuge in the barn and were I'M
| harmed.
| Mrs. Horace Emery, whose case 81
suffering was noted in the last issue O
/ this paper. has been still further atfiict-
ed by being the subject of paralytl,
shock.
1t is reported that Mrs. Alden is about
to improve her homestead by erecting
aS soon aS the weather will permit. {;
new and commodious farm-h house lit
lie. back OF the site occupied 10y the on,
she now lives i'll. The lumber. fam,
and finish were nearly all collected b,
Mr. Alden before his death. The celia
WAS stoned and granite underpinnin!
oDtilltl men lht HtN houSt u
completed the place will he a very de
>ir;lhle one.
The frequent changes in the weathc
seem to liz the fruitful cause of man,
colds and pulmonary affections. Near
" every family Is in some way OF mem
hel Suffering thereby.
The religious interest is still cherished
10y those who would live godlr live
in Christ Jesus" III this community
The social meetings. ladies prayer
meeting. Young ladies meeting, am
Young peoples meeting. all seem t" ID
we'll sustained. There seems also
, growing desire on the pant of many t
Sclt-con>ccratiou and devotion to tn
I work which the Master seems to hay
given them To do. The Sabbath >cho'
an increase of members and 10y the /,
new ed caIncstncSS of those who give in
p struction.
/ The McIndocs Lumber Co. are clio,
! ing out the balance of manufacture
. lumber at this point, and collecting Il
. outstanding claims. preparatory to
imal removal of THEN interest to the
, lower mill in northampton. They pre-
, pose to drive below the two and one
! half millions of spruce logs now store
f in the boom here, a> soon as the IL
leaves the river.
| Fri G.. Chamberlain and his son lIel
~ have Just returned To town. havirI
beeu absent from home since the lOl
of December last.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

| make these statements that the tax
payer may see Il correct statement of
the highway expense under the cont
miSSioncrS for two wears. }. {. W.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
St. Johnsbury East.

Gospel meetings were held in st.
,Iohnsbury East. beginning on Friday
evening. March 10th. and closing Sun
DAY evening March eth. They were
under the charge of brethren from st.
Johnsbury Plain. These were Revs. IL.
and +. T. Fairbanks. and McsSrS.
Blodgett, Putney, Bracket. Under
wood and Stevens. 1t is too soon to
give results. But the meetings were
delightful and quiclsening the attend
ance large. The impulse given to the
Christian work here, will be felt fol
many days to come.
! The entertainment given at the Com
| gregational church Tuesday evening
consisting of songs and choruses of an
cieut music. interspcIScd with declama-
tons very well attended. All
performed their parts admirably. We
would mention III particular the ancient
costume Which amused all-:lso singing
10y il little daughter, three wears old. OF
Mr.. Milo Hale. which was very sweet
Miss Katie Matthews of st. JuhnSbury
suhg two pieces beautifully. She is :;
native of this place and resided here
until about six years since. We wer,
glad to hear her voice again. Her easy
manner and cultivated musical talent
charms all. After the exercises in the
church, the company adjourned to the
veStry. where tables were loaded Will
refreshments suited to the centenary
spirit. The art gallery also was very
attractive: and altogether the evening
passed of protitahll and satisfactorily.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Ryegate.

HyeBdCe.
James Patterson of Cabot. is moving
on to the farm in the northwest part of
place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

IL, Rrnok>'s son Arthur was badly
II and severely cut by Il collision
.,,,>ring Saturday. but his injuries
r,r very serious.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
The New Advertisements.

7 NJ wv zi1I q IIStIIItIIIo.
II Ne had room We should hc clad Ia
,Jf attention Ia our many new adNcr-
'I>rmrut> this week such aS those of
Wall \ Fletcher; ShorcN y Bailey ;
Dan >urrtrr: the Fairbank>cs the
lc> Nl>. Black stone and Misses Bur
thcr: Bn"u Grcrnough 4 Co.. Port
md, whose agent will visit st. Johns
'u, the 18th etc. etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

.,.,r caucus next "Wednesday at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

..rhr Religion most needed to-day,
...... ,b,. subject at the Church of the
.r,b next sunday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

The Baptist Ladies' Mite Society of
..rad street. give sugar party ut
n hall. this CThursday) evening.
II. ,,,Jur will he served.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17

rehearsal of the Choral Union, Fri
eve. 18th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-20

Hon. GEORGE c. HAzELToN, Re-
publican Candidate for Congress,
will speak in MilIiin, on Friday eve
ming, September 29tb, ana in Linden
on Saturday evening, Sept. 3Oth.
The local committees Of these towns
should see that the meetings are
well advertised, and other necessary
arrangements made, and Mr. Hazel
ton will do his part towards making
The meetings successful.