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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

There have been quite a number OF
severe and some fatal cases OF dlphthe-
ria at Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

VIM. II. Cook was out on the street
Monday for the first time in six weeks.
His neck is very stiff, and he is still
suffering from injuries received from
his tip-over. He will have to quit
breaking colts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

AT the meeting of the county list
els at this place on Tuesday, the sub
ject of taking the list was much dis
cussed, but no definite plan or price
was adopted except in regard to bank
stock. 1t was decided to put in the St
Johnsbury banks at 800 a share, and
the other banks in the county at 500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

1t will answer many enquiries to
say there have been no pamphlets pub
lished containing dedication services.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

We infer from the way Peacham
voted that VIM. p. Houghton is elected
county commissioner.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

The North church will endeavoI
to procure President Hubert for sup
ply next Sabbath.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
Lunenburg.

AuHShOuiS.
Mr.. Morton has taught an excellent
singing school here the past winter,
which closed on Tuesday evening with
a concert. The entertainment consisted
of songs, glees and a.. choruses, which
were rendered in good time, good tone
and good taste.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
BLISS AMERICAN WONDER PEA

Extra Early, Very Dwarf % to 10 inches),
Requires no Bushing. Exquisite Flavor.
Acknowledged by all to be the best and earliest
Pea grown.
Editor of American Agriculturist saws: Very
early, productive and good; quality not to be
passed
CAUTION.-As there is another Pea in the
market called American Wonder, - send to us and
get the genuine Bliss American Wonder. Observe
our fac-simile on every package.
PRICES.-One fourth pint package, 20 cents ;
pint Is cents; quart, IS by mail post paid.
Our Novelty Sheet, giving full particulars. mail
ed free. tiunI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

We are told that n man named
Hopkins of North Danville tapped {
maple tree between 9 and 10 O'Clock
Monday, that it began to run stream
and continued small stream through
the day, filling two good sized bucket.
before five O'Clock that afternoon. Re.
member that this occurred in Danville
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

The sermon at the North church
last Sabbath morning from the text.
'Hold fast that is good" was an ear
nest and convincing appeal for retain
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

Spring styles of ladies' and chill
dren's hats have arrived this week at
o. II. Hale g. Co.'S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

Sweet potatoes and oranges are
very cheap now.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

There is a scarcity of tenemeuts in
this place, which will be likely to slim
ulate building this coming season. 1t
is said that there are % workmen at
the scale shops who live at the Centre,
three miles away, while there are quite
a number who live still further from
their work
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
BEAD COLLARS.

have several different patterns of bead collars
am sending them TO a Wholesale dealer in Boston
and can furnish other parties cheaper than they
can buy them in the cities. NJ. L HOSMER.
Box 100. X. K. St, St. Johnsbury. 69-u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

Charles II. Knapp is the first man
in town we believe to wear bicycle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
MINER & HILL.
House and Sign Painting

Grainers and Paper Hangers. Paints Oils and
Varnishes at reasonable prices Walls and Ceiling
Painted ColOred or KalsOmined Orders promptly
attended To. Shop Of Z. F. & F. y. Brown :
Store. 76tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
r { 81 D E N G Z

at the south end Of Pearl street being one of iIs
best built houses in the village all finished in good
condition inside and out with hot and cold wster
a good furnace. with cement floor throughout the
cellar. Pleasantly situated commanding one OF the
finest views Of Meadow. Hill sides, Rivers and
Railroads ever Witnessed.
Nm. JOHNSON
81. Johnsbary, VI, Jan. T. e1. eTu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

The ladies of the Church Of the
Messiah will give sugar party at the
vestry next Friday evening, March Is.
Antiquarian singers will give specimens
of some of the music Of long ago. Ten
cents admission to the vestry, aud fif-
teen in addition to those who eat sugar
Sugar will be furnished by Hiram
Pierce
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

Matthews & Pettingill have No. ]
maple sugar in cakes, and nice honey
also.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

e. d. Harlow has put on job
team.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
Sudden Death of o. T. Brown, Esq.

sudden Deatn OF ". L. brown, Esq.
Our community was startled on Sab
bath afternoon by the announcement
that o. T. Brown, Esq, had suddenly
and quietly passed away. Mr.. Brown
had not been as we'll as usual for three
or four days, but he had not called
himself i'll enough to take his bed, al
though he had not been out upon the
street o do business since the Tuesday
before his death. Sunday noon he did
not feel like taking any food, and after
| drinking some coffee, and while his sol
was assisting him in a change of semt
/ father made no response to his ques.
| ton, and looking at him he saw thai
something was wrong. He was got upon
the bed and physician summoned, but
| before he arrived life had departed
| The immediate cause of death is moi
/ known. Mr.. Brown had been in fail
! ing health for some years, although he
did not give up business, but persever-
| ed in his work, when evidently he was
not physically competent for the task.
Oliver I. Brown was son Of Dea. Eli
sha Brown of Waterford, and was borr
in 1916. After receiving a fair educa.
ton, attending mt Newbury academy
/ for some time, he began to read Law
with J. d. Stoddard, Esq, at Water
ford, and completed his law study will
the late lawyer Prentice of Montpelier
/ On admission to the bar, he settled a
| Coventry, where he remained eigh
years. He then removed to East st
Johnsbury, where he lived until 1872
when he came to this village, where h,
ever afterwards resided. He leaves {
wife by second marriage, and one sol
aud two daughters, all living at home
He also leaves a brother, Dea. b. ID
Brown of Lower Waterford. and thre,
sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Charlie.
Gates of Peacham.
Mr.. Brown was considered a goot
lawyer: correct in his reasoning apt
fair in the presentation of his case. H,
made the first plea in the present cour
house. In his legal practice and dea
with his fellow men he was honorable
As a neighbor aud citizen lie was kind
ly and generous.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
Harriages.

= -HuTFtuyeS ana dedtHS tHSeTted Tree.
Obituaries sir cents line.
At Ryegate March Q, by Rev. d. c. Faris, Mr..
r. N. Norwood and Miss Maggie A. Whitehill,
both of Ryesate.
At Peacham, March 9, by Rev. A. W. Wild Eze-
kial P. Read of Cabot, and Hattie E. Gilkerson OF
Hardwick.
At Cabot March 9, by Rev. B. S. Adams, Phineas
h. Carney to Miss Mary S. Marsh, both OF Cabot.
In Monroe n. H, March 16 by Rev. n. F. Cob.
leigh, Mr.. AlbOurne Lull of Hartland, Vt, and
Mrs Clara P. Curier of Bath n II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
Barnet.

At a meeting of Conn. River Lodge,
|. o. o. F., held March 3, series of
resolutions were adopted, extending
sympathy and consolation to J. A. Gill
christ, a member of the lodge, in con-
sequence of the death OF his wife.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
SperiaI Unfres.

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand 1t cures Coughs. Colds bronchitis,
WhOOping Cough, Group, Influenza, Consumption
and Throat and Lung Complaints. so cents and 81
a bottle. Aug. 20, 81.
The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who
were Suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver
Complaint Bos Humors Female Complaints etc
Pamphlets free to any address. Seth W Fowle &
Sons, Boston. Aug. 20, 81
Parents, in buying children's shoes, ask for
those with A. S. T. Co. Black Tip upon them.
They will outwear any shoe, adding TO the beauty
of even the finest. a. S L. Co. stamped on Tip.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The right to deliver certificates of stock of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
at the Union Safe Deposit Vaults, 40 State Street
Boston, for sale to the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
seventy eight dollars n share payable July /, to-
gether with dividend OF two dollars expires on
the last day of March.
HENRY p. KIDDER
CHARLES u. COTTING.
HENRY l.. HIGGINSON. Committee
CHARLES p. BOWDITCH
WIN MINOT JR.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

St. John.bury, VI, Friday. Mar. Is. 1881.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-18

Torai and State -Hens.
, 1881-12-24
THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.


An Appeal for More 1fe7p for tho VIC.
tiEfln Of the Great CutnAtropllc.
Po1tT IluAoS, Mfoh., Dec. sI-1he s!tuationIu ID
tho burned districts Ut Michigan Is as follows:
Tho winter waoat Is looking very lnoly, but
hns bcan injured, especially ll,rtnr the tott
wnnther of tho past week, by tho tramptng Of cat-
tie anu tnolr feotflng upon 1t, owing to tho LUCK
of fences. Tho shelter for thu pupplc Is vcryde
fectlvo Tho dhanttes are EcnorIlty built Of up.
right boards of green lumber. n,,out sixteen by
twenty feet, no ohtinnays, anl In favorable
@Roo tG1S Fl sa,s S' to "fas sesp Ssps!tDs ag % ;as
with furniture: hayo reaso,.abio quantity II
sy spyf m an as ;Ppy pyps5y s[ sots s, @ T1s s
mtidIp ai .Jauuury. Tho committees tayng
ccascsl furnishing supplies. tho prouosr monthly
furnish tho necessary provisions md groceries
4 gcugrsll dcstltuu1n llny bo expected ut tho
ena h Q! Jn1nf9y ss1hness, n ,epnseaHenee% % o.
tnGrcaso, irving to the insufficient ntd crowded
shestur: This question VIII require Tho serious
attention OF tho committees. 1ho resident
lnure will bo required OF thom. Tho HplsItaat
t ths yafi'a,s ionSuiinat'ons: ssny, Il r.
II so seruFs and 's 4esyas asnRsf s'ss x'e
81 aS aS o n asis III TT rsash ssak s @
1t of February. Fscdlny viii h.ye to iIc c,'U.
titluctl t1nt!t tho middle Or Mny. The Hl'ston
Of tllu sufferer now ls, '.What sEtHtI | dr with
my atuol nftar tho 1st OF February No se1a
hts bern pr'vis,oa Gor tbp spring sowing. Oa.
ing to tue Increased area " hrI,e'I land, gsslt
n1nostnt ut Rrasaae will t'e required, aud tbs
!sllAt quantity at HprtnK wheat, 1,eAs, tfs, bar
Icy, tnd Iuokshoat seef. Putttaes viii ulso 10
nj Important Item. Aflesa careful estltlAte.ws
think the alnou1tt Of t!lOney OIL lMnd will carry
tho pcnpIo antt stock up to Fub. !. 1T .
lnw esatnlMtc. ailtl hy cnttlnx down sAo 'lunbes
Or families from a0W, ny Nppcura IN tho llsts. 70
l,k1u tRin1tUa WHO nre utterly destitute, and VIII
nnxo e. " provided w!tn nyorythlng, T. WI! r..
cH*ar1c8.
WhllH wo are reluctant 10 call for moro, md
pcopto, WI ch1nt do less ,la,, present shu slt!.
ntion As It Ia. Jonvtng tho sufferers In tho hands
n@ tlosc wnn hMye nfIW 10 Ulllill!fny irvlled
far thGlr current wltnla. d. r. u. CARLETON,
Atayne Chairman OF tho port Huron Executive cou'
QitiGl.
, 1881-12-24

of schoollt0uses mist the Cotton States be
II tho ncgrucs arc cut down 10 G!s5 cents rcr
cul>nt In Kentucky, wlint must l,u ttlc slzu Of
the ptttanco alluttutl to negroes lii tile cotton
country?
Mr.. Watterson las tlonc well to cali tho
attention Of i{s Stato to ita shocking and
dlsgracefhl itlttcraey untt tho dangers grow.
Ing out OF 1t. Almost every condition Of Its
growtl, md success depends upon universal
education. It ,uay not prcvcmt cltircly ccr-
tain evils not peculiar to hut abundant In
that section, slictl rs fmpecuntusity, lntein.
nernncc, atld Ia,ttontlary crimes, but its tcn-
tlcncy Is to reduce thou,. 1t mAy mt tEnku a
laborlng lnan ont Of iazy lo,lt, hut It will
cnablo those who tlo labor To work moro lit
tclligoDtly md effectively md carn nloro
nancy, or lnuncy's worth. II may nut s,l,-
press nll tho evits that prey upon inolteru
socicty, but It will reduce them. 1t i,lny
not mako rcformer ont Of Il voter, but MI
educated voter Ia not likely to be ical by tho
li0se by designing Oily CANNON tlch,ag0gs.
1t may not mako the South Paradise, but
1t will Immensely Improve Its condition
morally rs we'll ~ materially, awaken nild
develop efficient industry, restore quiet and
mp tile yeIldetta and shotgun raids, aud
suppress bultlnzefs busl,wI,ac1<ers, and ba1,..
ditti. N1r. Wattersor has made All eloquent
ami slrnng effort to tltssipate tho tlnrk cloud
that hangs over Kentucky by Introducing tl!o
district scllool-!lousc. and llo Inns set MI en-
ample which other eloquent nntl Influential
,ne', In tho Southern Status can FOLLOW to
great advantage.
, 1881-12-24

8pftfaF OHbaEsH To Tue CHEtado 71T19H4s
TORONTO. Dee. aJ.-John r. I'roburr is Ia tito
Police Court charges! With insanity. 1t IL aaII
that tho doctors tliIfor as to hls case. Tho Jail
Surgeon says Elp Is Hano, md rho Kev. DR.. Castle
says he is Insane. Othors who k,,ow HIN well
think hc Is cranky, but thore arc many maltpr
lncn ut largo. Ills mind bus become somewhat
affected by reading scientific works which he
hns nut tho capacity for considering inpnrtlaIly.
lls trouble is with lis vile. who dues not like
her of a1l tnanncr Of wIcke,incss. THO clsse Is
!!kc!y TO develup suine interesting features.
prnGcrt was in tho nsylunl bernrc, and ualius
tlnt io MAS put theto through thu InachiEations
, 1881-12-24
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CnicAun TntnuHE hns sstabfEah0i brarct,
o'rrR for tho rrcelpt OF subscriptions g,d alFcFtau.
nIcnts rs fnnws:
NEW rUftk--iloom q Tribune nnt1dlnR F.T Nc
FADHEN. MaDAaor.
Gi.A3tiuW, Fcntinnd-AtAn's American Nows
Apa,,cy, II ltentsld-at
fhNNuS. En1.-Amasiean Exchatao. ~ HtrAld
MEAAf +. HttLIn, Agpnt,
WASHINGTON. u. C.-lala r streut.
, 1881-12-24
How kind OF tho Man to ring 1t Mt such M curly

HOW kInd or LILO Mhfl 10 ring 1t Mt such M curly
hour.
Who was tho first mani Adam. Who
wna tho hrst wt'lllan7 fmt nro wrnuR ngn!1,,
Tommy; Gull llnn'liton ilvos 1T Matl,o yct.
Whyslucs tho 1.a,ly ipus Sd Sad? Perhaps
her '!ttlo child Is tlaad. No, hut slio Ia out Ut
oarnlnols. nlld 1t Ia 1aaInInR worry hartt.
llaro VIC l1avo II iu,lls Man. Ilo IL lnok-
ing at tho Lnrxe House, which bolouEs tn tluh-
tlcnnn WIN has f>nnghlcr. VIII ho Yn i1t7
Yes, It tho Dog Ia tied.
lfow brfskty tho rlro bnr,,s III tho uratc.
Yes. tho Editor llas soceiyuu II frcsl. IUt OF
rU1try.
, 1881-12-24
PROBABLY MURDERED.

MINIATURE, Wiz. Dec. sL-An unknown NV. ',I"
was rnn over by the cars ut For tl"wafu' ".s ~
Tbs cnylaeor saw lights ahead. aud oeI's'es ~
man hud been murdered apa put nn ''o 1'ars. p,'r
The report soesIvoti tunIyht statcs ttal ~ gF',t t
iares iuilss from tho Puee whoro tic body t Sat
run tssr. Tbs esxinour plainly saW H'eh a'1s'
tho trauk before tha Loby was rcAedcds !
, 1881-12-24

SfoSTltEAt., Dec. IA laryo meeting Of tho
shareholders Ut tho EpcntnV Post Printing a1,d
Publishing Company was hold to rcuuly, tho re-
port OF aolntnittco appointed NJ Il previous
meeting to Investigate ecrtnIn discrepancies
In tho accounta Ut thu company Us submitted by
tho Auditor. l'ho report IN question WIS hanLc4
In, wlcn long discussion eilsued. 1t wuk finally
Werp 1lsuuntontetl wero Ni!uwod to W,tl4lruw
frnn tho oulnpAny by transferring lllulr sllNrus,
"a thoy eMtetl thny would not pny any (urtter
~ ucr UOut ~
, 1881-12-24

DAN Sl1ErAliu, who has borne the leat
and burden Ut party service for nnuy day,
and IL defeated candidate for tho Chicago Col.
lectorshp. docs not telr htg hnir and rcnd hs
garments over bis grEcf, ,.s DOCS his cx.Etawart
brUther r, Pcnn!xun.
, 1881-12-24
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1881.

TIE 10. says ti,at SenntUr Logan il,akes
all tho Illinois appointments. 1t that be so,
will the 10. now tuin TIE TRIBUNE in i,,-
s1sting TINT tic appointing power shnii be
restricted to tic President, wI,ere the Col-
stitMtion vests It?
, 1881-12-24
LAKESIDE MUSINGS,

II shall hang up my pants."-Dr. 1raru
Irdlter.
"Nill My Dnrllng Come Again ~ is tho
titlo Of poem sont III by Marion Howard. wo
don't know. AtHrloil, but you might send him
word that tho dog Ia tied up, and SEQ.
"Romember the old saylng, my son. you
will mover tnlss tho wator Till the beer gives out
and resolvo TINT who the glow Of youth Ia ii,
your checks, and ynur bralp 10 clear US tho crys-
tal wutcFs that shInmer in tno gIad s,lntl&ht US
they 1cap from tito rocky fastuessos Of the Yo-
semitic nnd plunRe hca'll0ng Into tho Besthlng
torrent be!ow. that You will never knowingly
allow yourself tt Het out Ut becr"
l promise. father." sud tho boT, liftIu1 Ills
olcar, bluU eyes to thOBo Of this tihn VIM loved
him 80 well, "yoa chi. hot your lifa on that"
Two years utter that noble boy was married,
aud hs futhor, who could drink d brewery to
stundatsll, was living With him.
1aa bud pronounced his own financial doom,
From "Beer lits Hfer." bu Narat ual.tead.
The editor 10 gay
III feeling we'll tot,ny,
because OF uocnls .huB burned scoro.
1!n's tilted back hts chair,
His fcet arg hiKh In MIR,
And hos ready 10 inclncruto some more,
step Ia an tho stntr, r
Tho editors rcd har
Higgins to rise like uuItls Oh p0roupine.
1l's face 4 dreadful trown
AssuH1es, h!s feet eotne down:
Hos kfnd Ut hutnan glant- t-powdsr mine.
In stops u pretty mutd,
Her hnlr Ia Just tho shade
or summer sun that 9lds tho lofty splros.
Shes pretty and ptqnnIt.
"Whntoycr cn!l she want?'
Tho odltor soft VI h1uisolf Inquiries.
~ cane, RIr," eho heRnp,
!" To Ask you II can
a Christmas story for your paper write.
laolt't W1nk my ply
My naa.s il slyrt'u May- .....
I'd like to stano on Fame'e Immortal hight"
40. Myrtle" ho replied,
You'd buttor TO my bride;
I'm lonely sinoo tho trotttns seasons Ger.
As wife of enc who writes
Ofball guinea and coek lights
You'd haSo Ut fatne quito sufficient store"
Tho maiden t'od; and now,
Tho citar, trow,
Doth daily play that lIttle game of his.
lilo knows Yfrt5 cauhot stapd
Ills !1eks Ut auburn, aud
Tho q1artcs.atretoh expression OF blu phiz.
Tim CHICAGO rnlAKK.
Sec tho Stocking. How .,lca aud large It
IL. WIN isbe Full Christmas-Eyu7 NJ, but tho
Man who OWNS It will.
The Snow is falling. See how lazlly tho
while lskes urlft through tho air. Snow aomss
only In Winter. What else oomes In Wlpter2
Tom and jerry.
Who Is tho Man with the Epauap 1t is
Joan kolly, and ho IL dlRgIus up tho Ilatchet.
What lasgo Boil. A Nun rings 1t at 1
o'clock every btorntng 10 cali tbs poop,e TO curly
mass. It saves thaua tho exponso OF buying
clocks, and. besides, n!l tho other people who
, 1881-12-24

DELl.svILLR, Doc. &J-Tho Moy. r. j. Ilobbtu,
o'o OF the oldest ministers ut tho Methodist
Church Of Canada, died Oh tho 18th Ut his hutne
III tho Township Of Madoo. Tho reverend gcntlu.
nun was tsorn u the Township Ut Aslnlphustnwu
OIL june !, l1gi, was authorized us Iocul preauh-
ano aetIyu work Ut tho ministry, wh!oh he cul.
tiuuel Until btx dc1tt,
, 1881-12-24

A "SrALwAI.Tu said yesterday after real-
Ing the f.-Q. that Ponnixon would coilvalesce
rapidly now esncs he hnd discharged 90 much
bile, aud thnt after tho hulidays he would fccl 90
much hcttor thnt he would aga!n crouch down
like Issachcrs ass between his two burdens Of
StalwArtsnl md thtrd-tcrmury.
, 1881-12-24
Another Butch Of Pullman Tickets
E0uflhcnfel,

6psefat Dispatth to Ths CHICAGO Tribune,
MoNTnEA1- neo. :sL-A Pullman cur conduo-
tor was caught BY custuns ol'Icor III tito nct 0r
bringing III ttckuts far tho company toduy With.
out enterlng thou for duty, I'l,uy wcro eons,s-
catet. br. Nruwn. tho Gonoral Ayeht Ut tho
l't.sInlnrt NAt C0tnli!y. llas arrived ncrv fron,
tho West, aud s1uuies eMphatically thAt auy
smuggling has bouu rurrIcst IN.
, 1881-12-24

lr tho 10. keeps right along In tho road
tn which it started yesterday IL will hnve TIE
TRIBUNE for u follow traveller.
, 1881-12-24
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TU GrrY BUIlH[ltlHEIiS.
Rily.dernrad Buniay excopted. ~ conta psr woat.
tally delivered Sunday Included 10 cents per wcek
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison nnd Dearborn -4ss., Chfcago, Ill
, 1881-12-24

Epsetat Dhvasea to Ins Chtedoo 1rttune.
NoST1EAl.. Duo. xa.-The 1ewelry solzed by
tho customs hero from Mr. Patterson, Ut uos.
ton, hus lo0u contlepatpd, and Mr.. Patterson.
packlEus, has becn allowed to >!VaYg wlthotst
l1uX prosecuted =,
, 1881-12-24

NIXON lays tho 'left Ut the bla.ne Of his de-
fent for Collector on sanntor Logan. But this
ts not fnir+ Dan Shepard wns tho Senator'S
cholce. 1t was Arthur who appointed Jesso
spatufng. Why 60 on abusing John2
, 1881-12-24

POSTAGE r..

Entered at ths iost- OAee Mt 0heaeo. Ill., sttdnd.
f;l.tt .Mttttr.
~ tho bpneEt OF huf patrons Hh0 sfos!rt 70 aond
stunc copies Ut 1HK rHlnESE thrtn Il, tho nhtt vi
ave herewith tin transient fT,t1 Of u0ssaznl
tnFfi1n rn1 f]nntsltr. Pr CHnV.
Eight ten, twalvG An1 fDutsGBn pI20 an0r. cents.
kxtaen. slghtnen. and trnnty lnHo raor....s c0ts.
Twenty-Five uilt fweHtyf1ar pRls IMtIet. cAts-
, 1881-12-24

fsr.tht <sI.ern.fEolfae.
Clnrk stscnf. ~ pp@li t'Hnrt.tIoNse. Engage
mrnt NJ the ll,cy ltard!o Combination "DlplonlacY"
Afternoon aud uYcnlnH.
, 1881-12-24

ISQltorEaAkeFx Ikk..Inao Work,
6psetaf ot*'ssttA 70 1At caseasq 1t1buns,
klKdsToa, Dec. .l-1'ho bulloE1uakers haye
returned to work at the old ratu OF waxps. .
, 1881-12-24

importing HlcC In tEA Course StAtC,
hpssfat uupateh 10 1as cAleuao 7rthuna,
MONTREAL. Doc. EL-A new l,tctory tor husk-
tnx rico IL to be atArtel hore, Ihn grain Will 10
Imported direct fram nruz!l in it, coaras 4tate,
anu tho duty now pad OIL 1t ~ q manufactured
artlclo Will lsu snyeu Employment will thus bU
given ton number or operatives. mud thu rico
E0lt Ut q chenpur rAte fhA1 ut prcseAt.