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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-09-12

n - ~A WEEK in your own town, antr
VG capital risked. You can give l.
u - - business a trial without expense
an II II q The best opportunity ever offered for
~ those willing to work. YOu should
try nothing else until yOu for
Yourself what Won can do at the business offer
Nor room to explain here. You can devote all Your
time or only your spare time to the business, and
make great pay for every hour that you work
Women make as much as men. Send for special
private terms and particulars, which we mail free
IS Outfit free. Don't complain of hard times while
you have such a chance. Address ii. HALLETT
& CO., Portland, Maine. tJmesO
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.

Situated in Burke, two miles from Burke Hollow
four miles from West Burke and Depot. On
good travelled road summer and winter. Said farm
contains two hundred and forty acres of choice
land good apple and sugar orchards; cuts from
seventy to eighty tons of hay buildings and fences
in excellent repair; running water to house and
barns; School within sixty rods. Will sell stock
and tools with the place. A greater part of p9r-
chase money remain on the place, secured by
mortgage if desired. Possession given at once
WILLARD BUNDY.
Burke, Caledonia Co.. vt, Mar. 25, 1879. Taft
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Economy is Wealth.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

Persons DESTROYS of taking one OF more PAPERS
or periodicals will save money and trouble by or
dering them in connection with the CaIedonian,
The CGLedOnian will be sent for 1879 with any of
the below named publications as follows:
MoNTHIIRs
The Household and the CaledOnian, S2.65
The American Agriculturist and Caledonan, 800
The Nursery and the Caledonian, 800
Wide Awake and the CaledOnan, $40
st. Nicholas and the CaledOnian, 4.25
Scribners Monthly and the Caedonian $40
Harper's Magazine and the CALIFORNIAN $40
wEEKLIEs.
N. Y. Tribune and the CaledOnian, $3.50
Springfield Republican and CaledOman $50
Scientific American and the Caledonian, 40
supplement 40
N. Z. Farmer and the Caledonian, 365
Youths Companion new subs.) & Caledonian q Is
Harpers Weekly and CALIFORNIAN $40
Harpers Bazaar and Caledonian $40
The Christian Union and Caledonian 4.25
N. Y. Observer thew subs) and Caledonian, 400
sEMI-wEEKLIRs.
Semi Weekly Tribune and the CALIFORNIAN, 40
DAILIRs.
The Springfield Republican and Caledonian 9H
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Building Lots.

For sale in the village of St yOhnsS9sy O U1tasg
tO,s o sides nv the Passumpsic River and over
looking Railroad Street sqmmerv1le' p1 paadOck
Village and portion of St JohnsITby of 10.
cation tbis situation is 1nrivaed. Those desiring f
homes will have better GpPO a6d oS tSe
securing the most desirable location anu os, o
Lots will be sold at prices ranging fFSR SSSss 10
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c1TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT So
> In Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
in St. Johnsbury the I'd day of Sept. A d
1879.
George P. Blair. administrator upon the estate of
William McLaren, late of Barnet, in said district
deceased. makes application to said Court for IL
ense TO sell the whole of the real estate of said de-
ceased, except the widows right of homestead
therein, representing that said sale is necessary
for the payment of the debts of said deceased and
charges of administration upon said estate
W6ereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration and be heard
on the goth day of Sept, A. d. 1879, at the Pro
bate Office in St. Johnsbury; and, it is further
ordered, that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of notice of this applicatim
and ordeH thereon three weeks successfully in IT,
Caledonian, printed at St. JOhnsbury, before sal
time of hearing that they may appear at said tim
and place. and if they see cause, object thereto.
By the Court, Attest
e7-99 HENRY FRENCH, Register
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DR.. j. A. SHERMAN

Office 43 Milk St, Boston. on"
251 broadway, N. Y.
REWARE of a man named Sherman, ,ir
DIsufAtIEtaking advantage of my repu.lnr,r
calls himself DIR. Sherman alias DIR. 5 ShsLn,r,
alias Dr. S. j. Sherman, pretending to be ia nb,st
for the cure of Rupture. He is bold s1;tl
hoping to mislead and victimize the app rr'
Preserve this advertisement and show it 70 80
afflicted friends. %
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w. ]. BRAY, Contractor and
Builder.
JoBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Having worked at building for fourteen years,
and being contractor and builder for the last six
years. have worked and built from the plans and
drawings of L. Packard architect of this place and
having built a good share of the best buildings
outside of the Fairbanks in this place, my work
and close attention to business has gained for me
the reputation for doing the most and best work of
any iobber and builder in this place. can build a
house in shorter space of time than any other
builder in the place, for keep good carpenters,
masons and painters, so that can have the work
all going at once. am better prepared than ever
before, having all the appurtenances for hosting,
moving, repairing, re-mOdeling and erecting bull
dings of every description. As my busiBess is in
creasing every year, 1 am bound to give satisfac-
ton in work and prices, and do good share of the
building in this place.
/ keen all kinds of
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JERSEY STOCK !
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishing to change his location
and business offers for sale his farm in Wheelock
Caledonia County, vt, containing one hundred
GOOD heavy growth of wood and timber land, on
which is six hundred good sugar trees; Cuts i9r
ty tons of hay is well located on good road with,
in one-half mile of the village; buildings and
fences good, and in good repair, with the best OF
running water to house and barns. VIII sell STOCK
and farming tools with farm if desired. Possession
given Immediately. A part of the purchase mon
ey can lay for term of years. secured by mortgage
on the premises.
wheeIock March IL 1879 73H
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TIM E Ia B L e
DAILY EXCURSIONS
To Lake Champlain

The Steamer CIV. b. EDDY will run in
connection with Express Trains making a daily
line between st. Johnsbnry and Plattsburg N Y.
CONDENSED TIME TARIE
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EXCURSION TICKETS to PLATTSBURG
and RETURN, good within three DAYS from
date OF sale will be furnished to parties Of ten or
more at the fnllnIEino low nrices: - "
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in the State. This is acknowledged
by all good judges, and
TIL e S A Els b A OK 1 Z &.
have just returned from the Mandatory, and
have on the way Car Load of the Latest Styles
out, and bought at the bottom prices Among this
lot have some of the finest grades of PHA ETONS
have ever had. These were made expressly to
my order, and consist of 2 and SPRINGS.
This is the Largest assortment that have ever
before offered, and will give parties a splendid
chance to select.
ALSO
A NEW LOT OF HARNESSES, Nickle and
Rubber Trimmed, of the very best quality, Hand
Stitched and all Oak Leather and warranted; and
the latest styles out.
These were made to my order and are a heavier
grade than have had. On this lot can make
better prices to man than any dealer in town.
Call and for yourselves. / can give You a
chance to select from finer lot than ever of
fered in ST. Johnsbury.
~ & MOORE
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Parties can stop off at the Islands if desired
c. III. STEVENS, Ar. JEWETr
Gen. Pass. Agt. SuDerintendan.
St. Johnsbury, Vt, July Is, 70. s1.os
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-18
TUSGUfFBIAsN sNdIIAER COUNFY NfTSSOU HHUI
Tle FIFs! aiae Throprh / CsnIsn.

Two adventurous miner, recently took y
fiis through The Big Horn CAnyon, IL the
YelI6wstobs region. never before irsyersed
BY msn. Had they been able grsphieny to
'dsseriee their adventure they wc6ld have
I5id 1 tale seldom eqdAred IN thrilling iu-
.eidentr. Wjshiug 70 ssyc two hundfra niiles'
ttAvet aroubd TIE rhouht2ibs they concluded
10 try tba, canyon, With sofne tools they
had In their mining eAup they built fsali
rraftltt TIE bottoai d s6o eanyor. having
prevloasIy .akeh down thelr .nnatefiAl 81 rod
cedar. Tho Boat WAS made twelve fees long.
ttres feet ivide. end uRqp.plal wAs iqend 10
carry its csrgp es tfeigM and nassaessis adj
mirahly. So on the motnih0 dl iba 2:Sd og
Juiy they unified 1t and pushed intofhe cur
rent. The rush Of the river, whlcl be'ore
etatting was Alnost desfeDing, VISA ifrfiabie
as the boat started on its JOURNEY throuah
this unknown gorge. To 90 hak 50 ihnposs
sibie: 10 ciimbthe soiid lf1 dfi0hb & Which
snie Eve hundred feet above their beads,
were q narrow stIesk OF light lighted up ihelr
course, WAS not to be- entertained as meane
OF escapf; through they must 20, trustiag to
their ability tosYoid rocks snd TO the strength
OF their craft 10 run the rapids which they
met at every bend OF the capYon. The loud
est halloo WAS heard As a whisper. Grottoes,
taves, unknown feeesses OF nature we're pass
I'd by these hardy DRyigators. Ia plscee tioeks
OF mountain sheep, tt,rlled by the appear
anco of the curiosity rushing by below them.
would run along ledge OF rccks, Jump from
crsg 10 crag, where footing for man would
be impossible, and disappear. Evening COM
ing on they attempted TO tic mp tor the night.
They work cd the boat close to shore, Jumped
out, and away went the craft, Carrying The
guns and provisions With starvation behiod
them ard hsrGiy too'hold before them their
chances OF keeping On were dOubtlnl, when
they luckily found two logs, which they
ashcd together with their belts, and again
tfu.tiog TO tine river ana st more dangerous
rocks they set out 10 search Tor their boat,
whicn they found two miles below, where II
bad stopped In an eddy. On the afternoon
of the third day. while wandering how much
longer the Big Horn Canyon could possibly
be, they suddenly shot out into the beautiful
Bic Horn Valley, With Fort Q. II. Smith on
their right
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-18
Carelessness Of Worknen.

Farmers are trequsntly annoyed and injur.
cd by the careless hsbils OF their workmen,
by which costly sccid,nts occur. How to
Escape these Losses is serious question. a
maB's wages may be $3.50 or $500 per year,
and the losses by his neglect or idlaness NAV
be su equat SUN or double that The tax Is
IN many cases so ono Gus as to eat up Rl the
w, tlt of the farm. A valuable horse may be-
Test through disobedCnce Of orders as 10
feeding; croD may be damaged hy leaving
gaisa open. cove msy beinipFad t6ronehou
t9e wnol- SEASON by neglect at cgvine, and
villa, redress hiss the employer tie has none
uni - thafe l. money due 10 the Workman
ami he eau recover Al aw partial payment
tor the cor SEQUENCES OF ,his dolinq1encies.
EMPLOYERS should have q written agreement
with each lnborer or hired man, In Which q
covenant should be made thtt all iosses or
damage through the neglect cf the ampoye
should be made eosd ou; Of his wages end
that wages should be paid only on the 18th
Of each month following that IN which Ibe
money was earned. There will slways at
least De halt months wages due and some
times for month ard q hali, and the knowl-
efga that lost occurring through earalessness
OF dkooau ence 20 orders will DO deducted
from The wages will act as On indacement for
men % exercise greater care Haying tried
lhs plhn-- having been forced toit 10 fact by
con'fuued annoynnces and loss--my men are
nov breaking no tools, losing no clevis' 9,
bolts, or other small thing; leaving no gates
open; they are very careful to biiag plows,
hsrrows, &c., homo every night, and the
horses DOW loote no time from sickness
through improper feeding Things do not
80 on perfectly by any means. but there is a
great Improvement on the former methods Of
doing work,--Ccuntrv Gentleman.
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Al. i. Churth-Mt. Peasant, at 4 o'clock
r. N. Oh the Pad anu 10 Sundays. Rev.
ENr WIsTLS. pastnr.
NJ. Il Guurch tberiA 21d Sunday, morning
Ead evening" n. E. RoYsR. pnstor.
NJ e. Church. r atwubd> 5 'hOpl housa, 2ud
s,ahb5tb ~ n. m. snd Tuscumbia SATURDAY
eve. htTrP. Y. sPRISGSR. Pa tor.
CHRISTIAN CAurch Tu.rumhif IN ]. 'td -
day, morning and evening, W. =. DoSskTs
penor.
SPRING GARDEN, An LORDS day. w, z,
Fmlvv. pastor
SALtM C,rtecA. on b L rd'. day, II O'Clock
m sun D,,tcuer, "a tor.
BApTiSI-Ear TIE year commencing sevt.
1871. Tne dnne o meeting ot eacl church IN
me association Is ruied by Saturday.
UNION Chnrrb--M cts 4 h \ lturday In ssch
mnnln. NJ II HiHh. m ID.
RIG RICH WOODS CAu-ch---neeis 3rd
Saturday 10 escn mpath, S. o. Burks, mod,
Tnos. NJ %rpEaBt. O'nrk
LICTLR RIOHWOD DDS OeIr ~ meets nj
St'v in e.cn mn',to. J NJ Hlbbs. mod.
PLEASANT POINT Cnurch--meets lsi
St,nrtaV Ei6. John ; NTH, mod
WET GLAZE. Chutch--msets Let s turday,
j. NJ. Hilnhs, mod.
NEW SALEM C.urch---meets 4th Saturday,
Ed. lIHnean. mad
SABBATH Sshool. at NJ. Pleasant. 3
o'cIock p. NJ. every Sunday. u. H. Ausiln,
Sups.
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Curing and PaOklnp Pork.


Hams and shoulders are cured thus: A
mixture OF one-fourth brown sugar three
fourtbs dry salt is made; place the hams and
shoulders in a large sailing tub, skin down
ward, and then cover with the above mix
ture, say one-third of an inch thick, little
salt and sugar being applied from time to
time on such parts OF the meat as become
uncovered by the formation of brine, taking
care to keep them well covered near the
bond, Shoulders and hams from hogs weigh.
ing SEQ pounds are required to be kept in
tub undSSIhis treatment about thres weeks;
they arc then hung up Ia s ,::ey room for a
week, and atteEgsrds hung up in smoke
should then be sewssd In cotton bags and
hme washed. OGla a0bs ara the best for
smoking, a a.
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Remember the Others.

Don't live for yoursolf, and do not be
afraid Of diminishing your own happiness
by promoting that of others. lie who labors
wholly for the benefit OF oIhors, and forgets
himself, is far happier than he who makes
himself the sole object OF all his thoughts and
exerIions. Every home win be kept in tur-
mol where there is no federation for each
others errors. II You place single stick on
the and-irons, and apply the are 70 &c, Il will
go out; put on another stick and Il will burn;
add two more, aud you wiihAvsa big blaze.
So ii one member Of the family is Ia a pas
sion, lot him alone aud he will cool down,
and possibly be ashamed Of his rage. But
oppose temper to temper, pile on all the
fuel, and let ono harsh word follow another,
and there will be blazs that will consume
all the peace OF the family circle. s.o.J.
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No chinese AdmIited m LOadVIIle.

The Leady.lle Eclipse says; Custer City,
Idaho, has followed the example " Leadyiile,
and refuses 10 allow Ohinamen IN Der midst--
Our city, young though II Is, has already
accomplished matyelous part Ia tho york
OF seYeloping the great West Il has pouffo
out the millions OF its exhaustless wealth,
revived the drooping Industries of State
which is destined 10 play an important part
IN the coming Years Ui our eountry's history
and called II from despair TO high purpose
fnis has been great WORK, but LeAdvlle
eau point with pride 10 one even greater.
She has, 10 refusing 70 admit chinsmen, set
an example which, " followed BY the other
great cities OF tho laud, will soon solve the
most Yexed and most SERIOUS problem OF the
hour. teya
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W 4 q o ~ C.

Tuscumbis r. A. Chapter No. 81.
A. +. d A NJ, meet Ht their hall the SecUnd
6Alu sday after iall moon each month,
ID MARSHALL, II. P.
VIM. H Hsnnstein. Se3'v.
Tuscumbia Lldgo No. 43T, A. F. 81 A. NJ.
meet Saturday on or before fell moon in
each month.
II. BnADLYFoRD, w. NJ :
II. O, ToDD, See'y.
AniTV CHATTER, No. 1A2. o.E.S. meets ia
regular communication the 81 Saturday after
each full moon, nj p.m., Ia Masonic Hall,
Tuscumbia. Mo. Visiting si,ters and breth-
rem will be fraternally aud cordially wel-
coined. Mrs.. SARAH u. HAUEHSPKIN. WIN.
Mra. LIZ ztE JOHNSON, A, NJ.
Miss MATTE r. CUMvINGs, See'y.
Pleasant Nj, Lodgs, A.f,& AM. No l3i,
meet az their hail on Saturday evening on or
after each full moon.
JANIS JOHNsTOE, w. NJ. t
JAMES RTrER. Sec'y.
Brumley. U, D.. A. Il. & A. NJ. hold re-
gnlsr communications Saturday night on or
after tull moon ia zach month.
i. L. CONNER, w. VI, :
9. 5, PmLLPl, See'y
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a Sheep Farm iu Georgia.

"A writer in the Atlanta Constitution says
that In 1871 be bought 400 acres OF repu,ed
poor land in GlYnn county, Ga, and put up.
on 1t 100 sheep. Ia 1873 by natural in
crease, he bad 876 ewes and had sent TO mar
ket 73 wethers. His sheep we're penned
nightly, aud every two nights manured balf
acre we'll. Since that time be has broug ht
into high state OF ofeultlyatiqP 100 acres of
land that seven years ago Was considered
worthless. Since 1871 he has bought 200
sheep, aud now owes 500 head. lie keeps
a shepherd, who Is paid 10 aaeni 10 his bus.
iness, and keeps a book seRunt Of every
dollar and dime spent on the sheep, and
tinds, by casting up a balance sheet, that II
costs him exactly zoe psr head per annum 10
keep his flock. They average him about
81 pounds Of wool each. Last year he clipp-
cd in May and again IN Septem bor, and lhe
clip amounted TO 81 pounds per head. Last
year he sold In Savannah and Macon 5000
pounds Of wool, at an average OF zoe per
pound, including few pounds OF Merino
wool, which makes the gross receipts 50 ,970
The annual expense OF the Aock was 81, ,O2s.
SO there was an absolute net profit in The
wool Of 81 66l. Last year he sold 10 tho
above cities % wethers a mutton for Ss42
riiakiog a total oi S2,2sa Besides this, he
hes iertlizsd che poor who erass lands so
that last year be cultivated 8f aefe4, and rom
Al acres IN corn be made On average Of 81
bushels; 10 IN sugar ctbe that made Sc bar,
reis Of syrup; 10 ia oats thai averaged AZ
buihels to the acre, and on the remainder 81,
abundance Of all kinds oflfuck farming. re.
ealYlug Tor hls sale OF vegetables ln Nov York
< nes prof toi SeSi
Wont is supposed 70 b Tsxa fever has
appeared among the sA.tlsin Douglas connly,
IL ~
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70 New York, italian marble is dug III Ken
lucky, Matssflles linen is produced In Massa-
chusstts, Esgiish esssfmere Is made in New
Hamshire, Pnian art work comes from
ahop ip Boston, Spanish msckerel arc caught
on the Now Jersey coast, and Hayana cigars
Hase folledsOut by the million in Ohicago.p
From special reports 10 Kansas, Miss
onEl, Nsbraska and Southwestern Iowa, It
sppears that the acreage of ceru Is very
much larger than last year, and the prospect
excellent fora large yield, although "a somo
portions Of Kansas ana Missouri the late
corn bas been damaged somewhst by tho
late dry weather. There will be a less nFm-
bef of hogs marketed fos the next two
rhonths than iaat yeeS, but they ara goher-
ally in healthy eouallisHs omsp5
Some FhiBgs Hsnss RsAPsTs shORld Know.
That boiling water viii remove Tea stains
and many irait stains, pour the water through
the stain, and thus prevent IL ifom spreading
over the fabric.
That ripe tomatoes will remove ink and
other stains iron white cloth; also from the
hands. bc
That . tesspocnfuI Of turpentiue boiled
with white clothes win aid in The whitening
process.
That boiled starch Is much improved BY
the addition of liltle spermaceti, or a little
salt, or both, or little gum arabic dissolyed.
That bees-wax and salt will make fat-irons
IS clean ana smoothe as glass; t'e a lump of
wax In rag and keapit for that purpose.
When the irons are hot, rub them with the
wsxed rag. then scour With paper or rag
sprinkled with salt 5 3l'aa
That kerosene will soften boots or shoes
which have been hardened by water. aud
render them rs piieble as when new.
That Kerosene will mske tes kettles as
bright as new. Saturste woolen rag and
rub IL. II will also remove stains from clean
varnished furniture
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NO coNaTJNfprIvna

y The advertiser having been peimanenlly v
cured OF that dread sease. Cansnmp by
simple remedy, is anxious 10 make known
TO his leliow sudeTa the means of cure. Toall
wb . desire IL be VIII send 4 copy of Ibe pre-
ser'p,ion used Gree OF otcharge,l with The d.
which they will fipd a sure Cure ior Cin-
Sumption, Astbms Brongbit., so, Parties
wishing ihe Prest inlioh viii please eddtess
r. A. WILSON, l9i Penn st. Williams
barghsN. r.. Hy tra ~ =. I, lO-em
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--DE Q. W. BEgsoS's CKLEeY AND CHAM
.oMILE PILLS are prepared expresslv u cute
Sick Headache, Nervous Headaahe, Dyspeptic
Headache. Neuralgis, Nervousness and
Sseeplessness ard will cure auy casa. Price
hlty cts n bex, 30 pills, postage free, Sold
ey all drugrists, otiee, No. 100 N. Eutaw St
Baltimore, Md.
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sc. I1IiDnbeth Ire,.rv.

The undersigned has established licensed
ferry at 81. Elizabeth, Miller county, No,
Movers and travellers will find this crossing
mach nearer and better on routes from JeI
larson City. California, Cbamo leadlog to
Role, Springfield, Vienna, Linn. and oiher
points directing from these places than any
other crossing on the Ossge river.
II. BoDEKER.
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yellow FaEar.

Memphis, September l2.--But ore new
case was reported 70 the Beard OF health up
10 noon to-day. Sepeo deaths have occurred
since lStt night. Rev. Father William
Walsh, pastor OF 81, Bridget Catholic church,
was stricken with lever lpst night AT Camp
Father Mathnes. Rain has fallen al forenoon.
Tae following kilograms were received
to-day: n feHaN
NEw YoRK. Sept. ~.
w. j. Smith, Acting President OF the
Howard ASSOCIATION, Memphis;
send You by telegraph an additional
ave thousand to-dsy. 8Ir ~
tsigned) ~ Jar GouLD.
PIrrRURG, Pa, Sept ~.
W.. y, smith, Acnng PresIdent OF tho
Howard Association, Memphis.
Dsaw at sight Tor 81 900 for the benefit
ot the Howard AsaOclation Gl
(Sigped) 4 John. X. McCLuaK.
treasurer citisbarg Relief Com,
Memphis, September II. -TweIity-ono
cases IN all. ten white and eloven oolored.
We're Iepoftsd ~ tho Board of heath 10.
day. Donations 10 lha Howard Association
to-day aggregated $3.50.
-Dalmeyer & Fisher lhe great Foundry
Ia Central Missouri, makes aad Ssbaiss ali
Kinda NJ fam fnenfarnank. .... ..aA.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-18

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