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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-07

and that the patent right he purchases
of deft. was of no value. Inc o0i. .
counsel insisted that the evidence as 70
the Infringement was incompetent; tna'
the question of the invalidity OF deits
patent could only be tried ID 'ne =, p
courts. The court pro fornaG ruled the
testimony competent. The payment Oh
$500 by plff. was conceded by delft
Verdict for defendant to recover MS
costs.
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81. cyohnsburg Galedunialr.
Caledonia County Republican Mass
Convention.

Republican Voters of Caledonia County are here
by warned to meet in Mass Convention, at the
Town Hall, st. Johnsbury on Thursday, June 90
1878, at 0.30 o'clock a. m to nominate County Of
ficers for the two years succeeding, and transact
any other business proper at such Convention.
I. C. FLETCHER, ST. Johnsbury, D c,,,,.
CHARLES ROGERS Wheelock, O4 TansS
c. H. DAVIS, Danville, Oo"
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THIS is TO CERTIFY

that prior to January 1st 1874 one David Huse be-
came indebted to me in the sum of about thirty
dollars, which he faithfully promised to pay. And,
though often asked he has continually neglected to
pay me any part thereof and therefore take this
method of warning other persons against allowing
themselves to be swindled by him a have been
L. E. WOODS.
1 have several more names which will find tbam
selves in print if they do not SETTLE
Passumpsic, VT, June s. 1875
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DlPHTHERIAI

oonnson Anodyne Liniment will positive,v r,a
sen' 'nis terrible disease, and will posit;vs,r pne
ne cases In ten Information that will so1s 80
Us pses sent nee by mail. Don't delav a no-aa-9
q CO., Bangor. Maine. o. JOHNSON
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GTATE OF VERMOT, CALEDoSS, .abate .
y In Probate Court held at the iDEistnt
st. Johnsbury, within and for saiu -,
5th day of June, A. d. 1878. :. the last v.
An instrument purporting 70 UT late Of Y
Testament of Harriet F. CrosstG;n n,, prrscis
in said district, deceased, benz sxe trutG ?
Court by James W. Shanks' INC
named for Probate: that 81 4
1t is ordered by said Court snpesr
concerned therein be notified u tbe PrOdp
sion of said Court to be held ~ n5tb day q ;
in st. Johnsbury, on the Z "nv they ~
A. ID. 1873, and show cause, II VAN M for Fh5S&
against the Probate of said W a. copy y.
pose it is further ordered, INA .hrse wees;; =
ord of this order be published taa II St Jo.T
lively in the CaledOnian, printer ar heari1s
previous to said time appoln'eu i' -
By the Court, Attest, ,,prNCH, Be'
A true copy of Record A AIFtSSScH BE-
1894 HENRY II
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STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDoNll, y "
- In Probate Court held at the Fr .Es i.
st. Johnsbury, in said district on 'n'
June, A. ID. 1878. ..,-,..tv
or1nan P. Hooker. executor of the ~ 4 nj
testament of John NJ. Martin, lale
in said district. deceased, presents nj III,
ton account for examination and aiiOE h.
makes application for a decree d n
and partition of the estate of s Gaar
Whereupon, it is ordered by sala VI, nj,
account and said application be reiefrtgi
thereof, to be held at the Probate OiI'' n i
bury, on the 22d day of june a Il
hearing and decision thereon; anu "a ,rY
ordered that notice hereof be glye h,s thrs
interested by publication of the SAINT ny. M
successfully in the CaledOnian, a ned s III b
ished at st. Johnsbury, previous snptf
pointed for hearing, that they may a am b.
time and place, and show cause 7 bs alo1,
have, why said account should MOI
such decree made. 49,.
ny HENRY sHS FRENCH i NJ
A true copy of K .S2%g Bs9
1924 HENRY FRENOH'
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Notice of Assignee's Appointment
'TRICT OF VERMONT, SIS.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, s..
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pOintment assignee of THOMAS s RANDALL
of Danvle in the County of Caledonia and State OF
Verm0 ut, within said District, who has been ad
Judged bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court of said District of Vermont
1894 JOHN EMERSON, Assignee
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Vermont. In the matter of o. p.
& GEO. w. HUMPHREY, Bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that have been duly ap.
pointed assignee of the estate and effects OF the
above bankrupts. DANIEL S. TOWNSEND,
1924 Assignee.
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AUCHY'S ADVERTTSEMENTS
Wanted AGENTS ZOE S9E New pooL

T, radaS d Jul OF Facts for the Household az
the t@es ana the just the Book f5 ae
ton, Mass. " D. russell, Pub, Bos-
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HARD TIMES. -
THE RENEW

pdI'dttps If not a cure for the above comnla;n,
may be had by buying your Groceries at Idels All
foE Cash ,oe oASh- For instance you buy there
Vi Good n.'e " neat Flour for $500
Bushel of Old Corn Meal for DO
Wh;ta WI WI oneI "a corn Meal for 80
Rya NJ w A s Graham for .35
0St - ioi .25
S St 10 sack OF Heckers prepared b. w Flonr &c
Bushel of New Corn Meal for " 'iour, 80
Eighteen bars of Soan rs II, .,, 40
we also have a small stock of Canned c.
winch will be sold low for CASH. "eu uoods'
E. T. & n. IDE
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costs.
Another Attempt to Assassinate Elm
peror William.

BERLIN. June 2. While the Emperor
was taking drive, at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon, some shots, apparently pro-
ceeding from house in Avenue inter
den Linden, were fired at him. Inc
Emperor was wounded in one arm and
on one cheek by duck and small shots.
The would-be assassin is DIR. No
bling, occupying apartments at No. 10
Inter den Linden. When his door was
forced open he fired upon and wounded
the hotel keeper and tried to commit
suicide, but was secured. The Emperor's
personal attendant jumped into the
carriage and supported the Emperor
until the carriage reached the palace:
The Emperor was conveyed to bed, and
several grains of shot were extracted,
causing great loss of blood. The En-
peror suffered great pain, but never lost
consciousness. At seven O'Clock this
evening no serious apprehension was
felt as to his condition.
LATER PARTICULARS.
The following is taken from official
accounts and bulletins regarding the at
tempted assassination of the Emperor !:
Nobling fired twice with double bar
relied gun. The Emperor received about
thirty small shot in his face, head, both
arms and back, but by about six o'clock
this evening his general condition had
already improved in satisfactory man
ner. An immense crowd from all parts
of the city thrOnged into Avenue Inter
den Linden on the news becoming
known.
The assassin is Karl Edward Nobling,
native of Kollue, near Bernbaum,
aged 81 years. He is a resident of Ber-
lin, doctor of philolOgy, an agricul-
turist and habitue of the Democratic
Socialist clubs. A quantity of arms
was found in his apartments. He fired
on the persons attempting to arrest him
with a revolver, and then inflicted Sc
we're wounds on his own head. He con-
fesses his crime, but Obstinately re-
fuses to state his motives. He is at the
hospital station of MOlkonmarket, police
district, attended by his mother and
daughters.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

When we see the yastnes5 of the
ruins, and remember that marble and
precious stones were as common as
brick in modern city, and that a
world was plundered to enrich this
magnificent capital. we can get some
thing of an idea of what the city must
have been when she sat on her seven
hills mistress OF the world. 1t is said
by contemporary writer's that there
were as many statues in the city as
inhabitants, when her citizens were
numbered by millions, and that Ro.
man generals had plundered the Greek
cities of their works Of art until they
did not have even a god left to wor-
ship.
The destruction of this city has been
falsely attributed to the Cloths and
Vandals, wien in reality it is largely
due to the Italians themselves, for the
modern city was mostly constructed
of material plundered from the old.
What marble has not been needed for
buildings has been put through the
iiiAC hii, uutil NOW Out fltlie remains
OF the old city except dilapidated
brick and concrete walls. We fairly
boiled with indignation as we rode
along the Appian Way outside the
city and saw pieces of carved marble
built into walls around corn. fields.
AS we wander for days among the
rains of this. great city, our respect
and admiration for the ancient Ro-
mans hourly increases, and we cease
TO look upon them as half-cvillzed
people whose only delight was in. war.
Few spots in the world have PLAYED
so prominent a part in the worlds
history, and | confess l saw few
things 10 Europe which made such an
impression on me, or were OF greater
interest than these broken remains of
the greatness of the greatest nation
the world has ever seen. | seemeito
stand IN the cemetery of nations be
side its most celebrated monument.
O. r. BURcnARD.
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fegal Notices.
Probate Notices.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Cnnnfv of Gram. So.

SlAiE Or WISCONSIN,
County of Grant. s.
County Court for Grant County-In Probate.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that at tho
/ \ January term of the County Court to be
neid IN and for said County, at the court house
IN the city OF Lancaster in said County, on the
hrst Tuesday.of. January AID. 1879, the follows
matters will be heard and considered
The application OF Catharine Murphy for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate
OF James Murphy late of the town of Hickory
1rove, in said county, deceased
The application of Dorothy Macke for the
appointment of an administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Christian Macke. late
OF the town of Potosi, in said county, de-
ceased
The application of Robert Phillips for the
settlement of mis- administration account as
administrator of the estate of Edward Iyersen.
late OF the town of jamestown, in said county.
deceased.
The application of George Aupperle to adj
NIT to probate the last will and testament OF
George Lickel, late of the town of Elenboro.
in said county of Grant. deceased.
Dated December 8, 1878.
BY order of the Court.
WIN. McG0NIGAL,
County judge
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Price. 25 Cents
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1879.
a Reliable Local, Political, Com
mercial and General Newsnaner

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

For the discharge of an insolvent from his debts
pursuant to the provisions of chapter 179, of the
revised statutes of Wisconsin.
Notice is hereby given that jeremiah Brookens OF
the town OF Blooming ton, county of Grant, state
Wisconsin, will apply to Hon. NJ M. Cothren, Judge
OF the Circuit Court in and for said county and state
at the court house in the city of Lancaster, Grant
county, Wisconsin, the first Tuesday of February
A. H. 1879 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for a dis
charge from his debts, pursuant an order of tn,
said Judge herein.
Dated at Bloomington, Wis. November IS, 1878.
W. b. CLARK,
36w6 Atty for said jeremiah B ( ookeI
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Circuit court, Grant county
George Page, plaintiff, os- John Thomas and Hannah
Thomas his wife, defendants
The state of Wisconsin, to the said defendants and
each of them
You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty
days after service of this summons exclusive of the
day OF service and defend the above entitled action in
the court aforesad aud in of your failure so to
dojudgmen will be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint; which has been filed 10
the oce OF the clerk of the circuit court at
IN said county. BARBER 4 CLEMENTSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
7. Q. address, Lancaster, Grant county Wis
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SUMMONS RICHMOND. ct al.
TAKE NOTICE-GULIcK.

II
Circuit Court for Grant County, wisconsin-In the
matter of the petition of the Chicago Tomah Rail-
road Company to acquire right of way and depot
grounds in Grant County.
To Alexander Guliek Esq:
Please take notice that the above named petitioner
company has filed in the office of the Clerk of the
above named court an affidavit and petition allee-
ing that in the affidavit and petition upon
which was based the motion to have you added as a
party to the above entitled proceeding mistake as
made In the description of the real estate belonging
to you desired to be acquired by said company for
depot, station and building grounds, and other pur-
poses of said company, in the city of Lancaster, in
this that that portion thereof $50 feet wde should
have been described therein to extend 372 feet
further north along the northern continuation of
Washington street. and that such additional tract of
real estate 372 feet long and l50feet wide omit
ted by mistake, and that correct description by
meses and bounds, of such omitted real estate is
as follows, viz Commencing at the north east cor
of said depot grounds heretofore acquired by said
company in said city, the same being part of the
half Of the north quarter of section three
(3 in town four 4) north of range three 3) west in
Grant county, Wisconsin, and running thence north
along the northern continuation of Washington
street 32 feet thence west $50 feet thence south 372
feet to the north west of said depot grounds
heretofore acquired and thence along north
line thereof to the place of beginning. Also further
alleging that snch additional described real
required for the purpose of the railroad of
said company, and that il is the desire and intention
Of said company In good faith, to acquire and use il
therefor and praying that said petition and proceeds
ings may be amended by adding thereto the descrip
ton of the said omitted real estate sought be
acquired, and that the proper proceedings may be
had, TO enable it now to acquire said described
omitedreai estate You will further take notice that
by order of said said petition and the motion OF
petitioner for the order and proceedings therein
prayed for will be heard the special term of ga i'd
court now in session, the 18th day of December
1875 at the court house in the city of Darlington in
Lafayette county. Wise onsin, at the opening of
court that day thereafter as counsel can
be heard. BUSHNELL 4 CLARK,
Petitioners Attorneys.
p. o. Lancaster, Wis.
Dated December I'd, 1873.
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