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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
Filed December seth.
SAN Francisco STOCK sales.

G. W. Pierce to VIM. Bandeen-Grant dated De
cember go 1881, conveying $50 acres of the lands o
the Hartwell grant
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ADvEETIsEmENr MENTIoN.

Metropolitan Theater- Oates Benefit.
Metropolitan Thsater-Matinee this afternoon.
Union Lodge, A. o. U. W, meets this evening
Pioneer Association meets this evening.
Company A-Regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening.
Lecture-Hon. j. L. York, tomorrow.
Land League meeting to morrow
Sacramento Building and Loan Association :
Assessment.
Grand Concert, January 10th, }. l. skinner.
Business Advertisement
Mechanics store-shoes.
j. Lyman, Jr.-Reduction in prices.
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SAN FRASc1sco. December 80, 1881
MOUNTING SESSION

KIDNEY. WORT has cured thousands. Try
it and yen will add one more to their number.
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AHEAD ONcE MoRE.-Childs pebble goat
calf foxed, button boots 70 cents misses,
81 ladies', 81 so, at the Red House,
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FoR DIAMONDS, jewelry, etc., at lowest
figures, go to J. Hymsu, Jr.s, sos street. :
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FINE HAM LUNCH at the Ale Vaults OF
Sunday, from IL to o'clock.
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HAPPY New YEAR on Monday at the Sac
ramento Exchange, zoos Seventh street. An
elegant lunch will be spread. Also an old
time eggnog. Billy Gamble.
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ARRIVED TO-DAY Those fine button and
sids.button, French-kid, custom made boots.
only So so and So 70. st the Red House.
Ladies, we have all sizes and widths, and
warranted.
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AGAIN TO THE FRosT.-Ladies' buff calf,
lace shoes, 81; misses, 20 cents childreu's,
so cents. Halt at the Red House.
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EeGNoG and ham lunch at the Ale Vaults
on Sunday. Don't forget it.
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ANNUAL New Years lunch, with eggnog
ct the Forrest, on Sunday, from IL a. N. IN
p
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MosT acceptable holiday present, undoubt.
eddy, is case of Eclipse Champagne.
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ELEGANT PouoUErs of rare and fragran.
flowers at the Belle Conservatory, Tenth and
Y streets.
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ALWAYS AHEAD.-Ladies' kid foxed lace
shoes, 70 cents, at the Red House.
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BEsl Champagne in use. Eclipse Extra Dry
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The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

~ ASH your Druggist or Wine Merchant
for them. II. @. KIRK & CO., General Agents,
Sacramento Cal. au25 3p6m
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SURPRISE SALE.-This day and evening
there will be special inducements in every de-
partment. including many novelties in fancy
goods. Bargains ia clothing. boots. shoes,
etc. All are invited Yours truly, Anderson
& Hsmm, 924 J street. near Tenth.
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LARGEST SrocK of watches and loves
prices at J. Hymap, Jr.'s. SOC ] street.
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MALARIAL DIsEASESI

Vitalize the System, and arrest the rarsees Of tf
dreadful Alcohol Habit, " DIPSOMANIA."
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Kingsley Chanel, N. E. Church,

ighth street, between / and J-Diyme service at
A. N. Rev. G. A. Davis officiating Rector.
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Corner Eleventh and streets Sabbath school to-
day Saturday at $50 A. NJ, follsWed by meeting
at IL o'clock. Prayer meeting "Wednesday night.
Bible readings Sunday night. Subject: Gre
pentanee." All are invited.
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Between and L. Rev. 4. S. Dunn, pastor,
Preaching at l0:45 A. N. Praise service at $50 NJ
Union revival services at P. VI for men only, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Hallenbeck. Subject "The Way
of tho DEMONSTRATIONS "a Ha I'D y
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Eleventh street, between II and l. Rev. David
Deal pastor. Preaching at 1o:45 A NJ. aud 1902. NJ.
Praise service at P. N. Sunday school at 1:40.
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WILL BE CLOSED. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Office will be closed Monday, January ID,
after 10 A. NJ.
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westminster preshvterian Church.

Sixth street, corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. II.
Rice, will preach Sabbath mording at l0:45. The
Lords supper will be celebrated at this service. In
the evening the church will join in the union gospl
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Rycgatc.

There are few farmers in town who
do not believe i'll early cut hay for
stock, but are ready to acknowledge
that hay cut and gathered the last ten
days has cost more, to say nothing of
its relative value.
Ticklenaked pond has now ii sail
boat launched upon its waters. The
Wright boys, from Boston, who are
practical sailors, manage the craft with
great skill, and the pleasure of a boat
ride is is much EXCHANGED.
A large picnic party met at Harvey's
lake, in Barnet, last Saturday. The
party numbered more than fifty, rep
resenting Barnet, Peacham, Ryegate,
st. Johnsbury, birmingham, LennOX-
Vile, and Pawnee City, Neb. There
were the best accommodations for
horses, and all that:nced be desired for
picnic parties in the way of boating
! and swinging. At noon there was Il
slight sprinkle of rain, and IA table was
| SDItsttl Ol iilt bdIll lIOOI. AlltI
the weather was all that could be de-
sired, and the five boats were in con-
slant use until after 4 o'clock, when
the party separated believing that a
more pleasant place to spend a day
cannot he found.
Archibald Park, of New York city,
is in town visiting friends and rela-
tives. His mother died last spring,
and was buried within the city limits
He leaves this week, and will remove
his fathers remains, and place them
by the side of his mother.
Many strangers are in town. We
noticed the genial cOuntenance OF
young DIR. Warden of New York, hi,
fair companion doubtless adding lustre
to his cOuntenance.
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people. We are informed that a large
number of people from all parts of the
state have applied for accommodations.
S. j. Wilson, one of the oldest engi-
neers on the road, has been appointed
wood agent for the Pass. r. r.
John Gale is now conductor of the
mail train, and Tom Sharpe takes
Gales place as conductor of the stock
train.
The Catholics are building a new
school house near their church.
L. F. ShOnyo of the Union House
runs the eating and lodging house on
the camp ground during the temper
ance camp-meeting.
c. II. Cook is building a large addi-
ton to the building used by him as Il
barber shop and by VIM. Young as IA
dry goods stOre.-Aaron TwOmbly has
his new house up and covered, and it
will be one of the handsOmest residen-
ces in the village.-G. II. Smalley's
new house on Main st. is nearly COM
pleted.
A meeting of the voters of Lyndon
vile is called for the evening of Aug.
| to consider the questions of sewer
age and fire apparatus.
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and rubber boot stolen, Ezra Parks one
harness and robe, and H. Weeks a
harness and whip. A short time since
the thief informed the parties that if
they would send him five dollars each
he would tell where they could find
their harnesses. They did so, and
Ranney and Parks property were
found in Bath, n. H. Weeks was in
formed that his property was at East
Concord, Vt. But it was not to be
found there. The thief lives in Canada.
Horace Hall and family are up on n
visit from Boston.
The Congregational church is being
painted outside this week. +. Il T..
Fairbanks have the job.
Rev. Jas. Hammond returns this
week from his three weeks vacation.
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Hard wick.

Last Friday Mrs. J. V. Edwards, in
tending to take EPSON salts, by mis-
take of the druggist took 90 grains of
tartar emetic, the dose being so large
it caused vomiting. She still lies in
Il critical condition, and it will be some
time before she fully RECEIVERS from the
effects of the dose. The druggist
claims it was what he bought for ep-
som salts.
ID. w. Aiken left Monday for Kel-
lOgg's Landing, La, to complete his
term of service for Adams Kellogg.
Mrs. w. 5. Rich left Monday fO1
Cambridge, Mass, and some point neal
the salt water, intending to stay until
about October LIST.
The gravel train is now here hauling
gravel to fix the track in the yard, and
between here and East Hardwick also
widening the dump on east end of the
yard. as the switch is to he moved sew
eral rods further east, giving "A longer
side track, which is needed.
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LyndOnViIIe.

During the year ending June ~,
1881, the Pass. II. X. carried I2O, $40
passengers. The distance travelled by
these passengers was equal to carry
ing 1896, 904 passengers one mile. OF
the above st. Johnsbury contributed
the largest number, 1924, who were
carried "A distance equal to 1880
miles. Lyndonville is sixth on the
list, contributing 725I passengers who
rode 1913 ,999 miles. No. Derby stands
at the foot with ~ passengers who rode
I04I miles.
The citizens of Lyndonville are
making preparations to receive Gov.
Farnham next Friday. On the arrival
of the special train which leaves St.
JOhnsbury at 9 a. m. procession, led
by the st. Johnsbury band, will he
formed, which will march through the
principal streets of the village, taking
III on the route the Governor, who il
expected to he the guest of ex-senator
Thompson. The procession will then
proceed to the camp-meeting grounds
! where the Governor will address the
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Peacham.

Next Sunday afternoon, at one
o'clock, Mr.. Oliver Johnson will deliv-
er IA religious discourse in the Congre-
gational church.
Mr.. Kellogg, well known as con-
noiseur in food of all kinds, is in town,
accompanied by his wife, for a few
weeks visit.
Miss Kate Hartman, who has been
"dressmaking" at St. Johnsbury, has
returned.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hidden and Mrs. F. E.
Palmer have gone to Bangor, Me-, on II
visit to relatives and friends. In Il few
weeks they go to the beach.
The Misses Chamberlain contem-
plate leaving town and wish to dispose
of their residence at Peacham Corner.
1t is a good opportunity for any one
wishing Il quiet home in the vicinity of
one of the best schools in the state.
Rev Chauncey Richardson, of VOL
colt. was i'll town last week. He former
ly attended the Academy preparatory to
entering college. After graduating
from Dartmouth he studied for
the ministry and is now one of the
ablest preachers in the state.
Last Sabbath the audience at the
Congregational church missed hearing
the large organ for the first time for Il
long while. Sunday morning, the
plastering above the organ and choir
seats having become loOsened, quite a
quantity fell, neccssitating the use of
the small organ.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Minneapolis,
Mimi, made the Hollow flying visit
last week, Wednesday. The lady is Il
daughter of Capt. John Martin, one
of the Western wealthy men, and had
been visiting relatives in Maine. They
then came to Pcacham, where they in
tended to spend few days, or possibly
weeks, with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Robert GiIfllan. Upon ar
irving, however, they found letter in
forming them of the dangerous illness
of their child, and they took the next
train for home.
Two weeks ago last Sunday, which
was one of the hottest days of the sea-
son, Scott Farnham went in bathing in
the middle of the day. He remained
in the water for some time and when
he came out had severe headache.
His head continued to trouble him
until Friday afternoon, when he con
cluded to go and see Il physician. He
found, however, that he was unable to
harness the horse, and soon fell insensi-
BILE to the floor. A physician was sum
mOned, who pronounced it Il severe
case of congestion of the brain. Since
then Scott, who is a young man of about
D years, has been unconscious most OF
the time and has had three spasms OF
fits. At the time of writing this he is
somewhat easier, though it is by no
means probable that he will recover.
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Trouble nj the Watcr-works.

Serious complications have arisen at
the water-works, owing to an alleged
attempt on the part of certain water
owners to get more than their share of
the stream. InjunctiOns have been is
sued, and affairs remain i'll statu quo,
awaiting legal decision. The facts on
the village side of the case are substan-
tally as follows: 1t is pretty well
out of the south half of the dam to en-
able the trustees to put in the new
wheels, and Mcleod to put in
his new wheels On Wednesday of
last week the trustees ascertaincd that
| Mcleod. Circuit and Pinard were blast
| ing at the south end of the dam, and if
! they continued to blast it would cut Il
deep channel from the south end of the
dam up to nearly the centre of the
pond: and this channel would he a
good deal deeper than the tlume and
bulkhcad of the village and the mill
! owners on the north side of the river
and if Mcleod, Orcutt and Pinard's
| tiume and bulkhead were lowered to
the bottom of this channel they could
draw the water away from all the rest
when the river was low. (At the lower
end of the pond, just above the Nc
| Leod tlumc and bulkhcad, there was a
| LODI tr. nf rAsE ahAnf thn i'll 8
the fumes and bulkhcads so that
even if McLcod's flume was lower
down, that ledge would prevent him OF
other parties from drawing the water
away from the village.) The trustee,
called his attention to the matter and
he informed them that he was going Ia
channel, but would not tell then
where he was going to put his bulk
head, as he said he had not decided
They requested him to keep his bulk
head and flumc on the same level will
( he rest, and not blast out that rock
but he insisted that he had right t,
blast The trustees then ascertaine,
that Mcleod, circuit and Pinard ha,
told other persons that they were goini
To lower their bulkhead foot and
half or two feet, 50 that they coul'
draw the water, and the other owner
could not, i'll dry times. The villag
purchased its water of Mcleod, AM
the trustees claim that before the pur
chase it was agreed between them AM
him that the water should be take
out of the pond by all the owners 81
the same level, 50 that none cOul,
draw away from the others. The
also claim that after the purchase, bu
before the bulkhead and flume wer
put in by the village, it was agreed b.
the several owners of the water tina
: all the bulkheads should he maintaine
on substantially the same level. Whe
| the village works were put in, Nc
t Leod's fiume was fixed over, and tn
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DanViIIe.

The weather has been such for the
past ten days that the farmers have
become about discouraged. They have
not been able to get their hay in suita-
BILE condition. They have had to catch
it in between showers as best they
could while the grass that is standing
is depreciating in value every day.
But what the continuous rains damage
the hay will be more than made up in
benefit to the other crops.
Mr. Benz. Greenbanks is putting in Il
new water wheel to run his factory
with.
j. b. Burdick had shock of paral-
ysis last Saturday. The indications
are that he will be confined to the
house for some time.
The summer term of the Academy
school closed last week Friday.
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Local Notices.

The Accident Insurance Co. of North
America advertised elsewhere) is the
only company i'll America which de-
votes its entire capital to an exclusive
accident business. 1t has never CON
tested claim.
Lost or stolen, in the vicinity of Miles
Pond, on Saturday, July 23d, dark
ulster overcoat. The finder will be re-
warded on leaving the same ut the Cal
edOnidn office.
The Glens Falls Shirt Company,
mt st. Adams, is now ready to do Gus
tom work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Rev. Samuel Graves of Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, spent day in this place
last week trying to find familiar faces
and places after an absence of II years.
Mr.. Graves boyhOod was spent in this
place, his father living OH the Bugbee
place in Paddock village. He is now
pastor of Baptist church at Grand
Rapids. 1t is needless to say that he
found very few here whom he knew, oi
who knew him; still there are few
who hold him i'll warm remembrance.
DIR. f. II. kilbourne and wife of Au-
rora, H., have been visiting theil
daughter Chas. ID. Ncwell-at
the Centre village. DIR. Kilbourne was
st. Johnsbury's first dentist, and did a
good business here for Il number OF
years, between 1850 and 90. But he
has done still better West, and would
hardly like to return to live in his old
Green Mountain home
Mr.. Alden Spcare and wife of Boston,
spent the Sabbath in town mt the home
of their brother-in-law, Mr.. f. F
Brown.
Mr.. Edward Ray, of Whitefield, n
H., who was formerly a student at the
Academy here, was married on the goth
inst. to Miss Alice Brown, daughter OF
Hon. y. l.. Brown. Mr.. Ray is Il son OF
Congressman Ray, and will he remcm-
bcrcd 10y many of the st. Johnsbury
people.
F. 5. Shcetcr, Esq, and wife, ot
Concord, n. H., were in town last Sun
day on Il brief visit to his father, ID. 5
Strcctcr
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determined to fight for their rights and
have them clearly defined for the fu-
ture. We have given above the state
ments and claims on both sides, OBJ
tanned from headquarters.
Following is a copy of the more i'm
portant part of the deed given by
Mcleod to the village:
Know all Men by these Presents: That l. A. H.
Mcleod of st. Johnsbury, in the county of Caledo-
mia, and state of Vermont in consideration Of six
hundred dollars paid TO my full satisfaction, by the
village of st. Johnsbury Of St JOhnsbury, in the
county of Caledonia and state of Vermont have
remised released and forever quit-clamed unto the
said village of st. Johnsbury all right and title
which or my heirs have in and to a certain piece
of land in ST Johnsbury in the county of Caledo-
Being the island situated in the Passumpsic River
in what is called or known Paddock Village,
being in about the centre Of the mill dam across
the Passumpsc river. Also four shares of water
in Passumpsic river being four undivided fOrtieth
parts of the water and mill dam at ArnOld's Falls
so called. in Paddock Village the same being part
Of water bought by said Mcleod in the year 1873 of
Hiram Jones of said village of st. Johnsbury
Said Mcleod reserves the right of using what wa
ter that said village may not require for to pump
water for domestic use. and in of fire said
to use all the water which he owns which is ia
fortieths of all the water running in said Passump
sic river less what the village of St JOhnsbury has
this day bought. Said village hereby binds them
selves TO be Onefourh of the expense of keeping
said dam in repair.
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West Concord.


J. c. Spencer is about renting the
West Concord House. to Julius
Brigham. The trade is all made.
Farmers are getting along very slow
with their haying, in consequence of so
much rainy weather.
c. II. Dudley and brother and j. C.
Taylor and families start for Portland,
Me-, next week for il short vacation.
5. Z. Grout has bought John Bar
rows colt, and now we shall look for
some fast driving.
During the thunder shower Monday
evening, lightning struck tree just
back of Mr.. Kellogg's house in this vii
lage no damage done.
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East HardWick.

a heavy thunder shower, accompa
MED by wind, passed over this place
Monday afternoon the lightning
struck i'll several places in the vicinity,
and the wind did some damage, blow
ing down corn and grain.
w. ID. Bronson has made cOnsidcra-
bile progress on his house, having the
frame up and the outside nearly fin
iShed
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neafHs.

At Lyndon July a. Galusha Dow aged 65.
At Danville, July IS, of consumption, Mary,
daughter of David and Laura Morse, and wife Of
NJ. V. B. Sergeant, aged IS.
At Milwaukee, Wis, July "a, Herbert NJ. Cliff
ford aged d years of Marshall Clifford of this
town.
At Greensboro. July II. Mary T., daughter Of
Ersstus and Jane Hanson, aged Is.
At Barton Landing, July 81, Jessie May, only
child of VIM. w and Jennie NJ. Foster, aged yrs
Al Irasburg, July 81, Daniel Houghton, aged 81
AtCOventry July ls, Henry Priest, aged 81.
In Lowell Mass, July 49, Samuel d. Weeks 20
formerly of Danville.
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East 81. JOllnSbury.

Mrs. John Young fell down the eel
lar stairs last Sabbath morning, break
ing one wrist, dislocating the thumb
of the other hand and bruising her hip
severely. 1t is feared her injuries are
quite serious. Mrs. Young is some "a
years old, and ever kind and helpful in
sickness, and she was on such I'm er-
rand when this sad accident befell her