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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

The temperance agitation i'll the
west has achieved great results. The
western distillers' association at Chi
cago passed resolutions favoring the
observance of the Sunday law, high
license law and ii reduction of the num-
Der of liquor saloons. They also re-
solved to reduce the production of
their distilleries to forty per cent of
their capacity. This action of theirs
was as ''voluntary" us Jay Hubbell's
assessments.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25
Convention Notes.

uC tAiAAblNApu at lht itlNt
republican county convention was
wholly unnecessary, but was the natu-
raj outcome of the bull-dozing spirit of
the ring as shown all through the
morning session. 1t is plain enough
now to every one that had the cOnven-
ton been held mass convention, as it
members urged, there would have been
no unpleasant personalities INDUCED
in and in all probability no boiling of
the nominees made. If such counsel
had prevailed and the names of Messrs.
Smith, French and Montgomery been
presented, the candidate who received
the majority of the votes of the con-
ventiOn would have been declared the
nominee and no one in the convention
would have thought of assailing the
character of either candidate. One
lesson to be learned from last week
convention is that honesty is decidedly
the best policy. If the leaders of the
convention had been honest and in
sisted on holding the convention called,
all this fuss and hard feeling would
have been avoided.
1t was evident before the convention
was through last week that the ar
rangements which had been planned
were not confined to the nominations
of that day. The manner in which
DR.. Billiard and Mr.. Bates misunder-
stood each other left the impression on
all minds that Mr.. Bates had been
and this impression was strengthened
the next day when it was boldly said
on the street that he had been prom
Used the place of representative this
fall if he would decline to run for
states attorney. We are saying moth
ing against Mr.. Bates either for the of
flee of attorney OF representative we
are simply stating what are the appar-
ent facts. The voters are getting sick
of having ''cut-and-dried" pro
gramme given them for adoption with
out the least voice in the naming OF
their candidates.
A. Z. Judevine of Hardwick writes
that he counted only fourteen men
| from that town at the convention, and
draws up paper which he gets dozen
men to sign to that effect. We were
told that there were forty, but are per
| fectly willing to discount twenty-siX
and call it fourteen. With only thir-
teen hackers was it not rather rash fOl
Mr.. Judevine to make motion in open
cOnventiOn-as he did on Wednesday
that st Johnsbury should be exclud-
ed from any voice in the nominating
committee
The ring give out that they shall
bolt the regular nomination of Henry
French for judge of probate and sup
port Walter p. Smith. That is al
right if they wish to do so. The Cal
ottoman has long advocated the divine
right of boiling. But after the Ostra
cism and boycotting of the boiling par
ty of four years ago by these saIn'
boilers of to-day we should think tha
the meal of boiled crow would b,
rather unpalatable. The whirligig o
time still brings around his Ievenges.
The temperance men say that they
have never asked of the political rins
only the states attorney and sheriff
and have never but once been conced
ed that. That they have stood boil
fair promises and bull-dOzing just "a
long as they are going to. That the!
will fight it ont on the temperance lint
if it takes lifetime.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

In lssO 1000 greenbackers in Maine,
led 10y Scion Chase, refused to support
the fusion electoral ticket, in the in
tercst of General Weaver. Mr.. Chase
now opposes Governor Plaisted for the
same reason. But General Weaver
writes that he can see no excuse for
the opposition, and it is reported that
lac will stump Maine for Plaisted.
Scion seems to be stranded.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25
Temperance Convention.

Whereas. the Republican Convention OF CaledO-
MIA county holden at ST. Johnsbury, August 10th,
has ignored the wishes of the temperance element
OF said county, therefore We the legal voters of
said county, who believe in fair deal and honest
count hereby issue a call for Mass Temperance
Convention to be held at 81. Johnsbury, Monday,
Aug. 2sth. at HOO O'Clock a. IN, to nominate a
temperance ticket be voted for at the next cleo
ton.
W. L. Pearl ". p Houghton, Henry Blake,
Charles Cobb L. c. Grandy q. IL. Smalley, &. NJ.
Stone r h Phelps II. ; Wright, T. f. Brown,
ID. Carpenter 4. j. Stone, +. n Brown, + II
Stone T. Allen j Ward \. A Pierce, j. Pierce
George p Ide W II. McGaffry, c. ID. Wilcomb
o. W Newell Geo I. Blodgett Geo. X. Drew.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

Lucy Stone, Mary A. Livermore and
Ednah ID. Cheney publish letter over
their signatures in which they take is
sue against the proposed candidacy of
Senator Bishop as governor of Massa-
chusetts because he desires, as they put
it, "tO hold hold women where the law
now holds them, as the political
equals of idiots, lunatics and felOns.n
Certainly theirs is consistent course,
but they are attempting to prejudice
people against very able man for his
honest opinions upon one public mat
ter, which, rs governor, he would be
quite powerless to help or to hinder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

No wonder that Kentucky rolls up
such democratic maiorities if all her
democrats are made of the stern stuff
of which William Buckmar is cOmpos-
ed. He is ninety-twO years of age,
and at the late election he walked five
miles to vote for the party's nominees.
The eXertion was too much for him,
and while eating his dinner he dropped
dead. The men for whom he voted
probably did not give the matter more
than a moments thought.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

We have never for a moment Gues-
toned the integrity of purpose of our
members who sustained this bill,
though we have had serious doubts
whether greater economy could not
have been exercised, but Mr.. Hoar's
statement, in all its parts, appears to
us to be so conclusive that he would
have been false to his convictions as
an honest man had he opposed the bill.
The people of Massachusetts, were more
aggrieved because the veto of the pres
ident was not sustained than they were
that the bill was passed. 1t was felt
that the president was taking a step
toward retrenchment, and he ought to
have been sustained, but Mr.. Hoar's
explanation of the control still exer-
cised by the president will modify the
opinion at first entertained. Import
ant as details are in letter explana-
tory of Il business and commercial
measure, and ably as they are put by
Mr.. HOar, we think the merit of this
letter lies in the statesmanlike tone
which pervades it Boston Journal
The second annual exhibition and
fair of the New England manufactu-
rers' and mechanics institute will open
in their mammoth exhibition building
on Huntington avenue in Boston on
Wednesday, Sept, &. Gov. Long will
preside at the opening ceremonies, as
sisted by the governors of those states
having extensive exhibits represented.
Edward Atkinson will deliver an ad-
dress and Reeves American band of
Providence will furnish music. This
is Il fine exhibition, and those who at
tend will be well repaid for the time
and the outlay which attendance in
ours.
A Description OF NLssoN.-The
following is description of the great
singer: ''The door opens and n woman,
who has a clinging black dress on COW
cred with Grape, comes toward us.
look at her more closely, and quickly
see that she is a pretty woman still.
Her blonde hair is crumped and parted
little to one side-a fashion much
affected by the women i'll England at
present-and then cOiled at the back
Ol HeT ncCh neT ureSS is cut Il HJJle
low and shows very plainly the Sing
er's throat which is beautifully white;
her eyes are clear and bright blue,
and set deeply in her head"
Now the genial house fly settles on
the tea biscuit, and the near-sighted
bOarder reaches for huckleberry cake
and is sold.
| Which state has the most mules and
asses, and how manyP Missouri, with
1872, 027.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25
NOTICE.

Lessons on the piano will be given 10 a few pu-
pills. References given. Enquire at No. IS sum
msr street, MISS L. ID. DELAkO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25
Carpets, Carpets,

We will make very low prices
on Carpets to close them
out. We shall commence
to receive our new Fall
Patterns the last of August.
Our stock is full and complete,
all are invited to call and
examine goods and prices
which will be the best and
lowest to be obtained in
this section.
TIC. FLETCHER & co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25
st. cyuhnsburp Qaledunian.
Republican Nominations.

For Governor.
JOHN l.. BARsTOw Of shsIburn.
For Lieutenant Governor
SAMUEL r. PINGREE of Hartford.
For Treasurer
WILLIAM II. DUBOIS of West Randolph.
Dor CONGRESSMAN:
LIST Dist-JOHN W. STEWART OF Middlebury
I'd Dist-LUKE p POLAND Of 81. JOhnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

Which state has the most mules and
asses, and how manyP Missouri, with
1872, 027.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

Now the genial house fly settles on
the tea biscuit, and the sighted
bOarder reaches for huckleberry cake
and is sold.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

WILL SILL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25
O. II. HALE.

Wears longer than any other, for
Machines, Horse Powers, &c,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-25

The temperance men say that they
have never asked of the political ring
only the states attorney and sheriff,
and have never but once been cOnced-
ed that. That they have stood both
fair promises and bull-dOzing just as
long as they are going to. That they
will fight it ont on the temperance line
if it takes lifetime
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-04-29
Nine d'H6sy, moins trouGl6e en-

Nine d'Hesy, mOins trOub1ee en-
apparence, in,erieurement tout
aussi emue. Ellie prit les deux
mains lie sa ille ct les SIERRA tor
tement.-Nous allons sOnger a &c
quill fault faire. C'est du bon
henr de Philippe quill s'agit.
Nous comhatt0us ensemble, Clio
tide. Je smiS tn ne l'ignore pas
tn meillenre annie. IT nous avOns
encore in TEMPS deva"t nous.
-Qni salt fit Clo'ilde aba'tue.
Al m6r1e inst mt. CONNIE pour
lui donner raiSon, le domestiqne
apporta nne carte q Nine d'H-sy
|-C'est dit il I'M jeunc file, accom-
compagnee, je croiS, de VA gon
nantr, qui desire 6tre reene par
madame.
C.eta,t Ia carte d'Elsie. Cette
visite impr6vu-, a une heure deja
avanc6-, augmenta l'anxiet4 de
Mile d.Hrsy. 81 lenrs inQnietn
DIES nspnssent etc tres grandes.
cette d6marche les eht etnnnes
dune facon p6usble CONNIE un
manqn- de tact chez ~ file
don, elles "'etairni que trop por
tees a s'exagtrrr l'ettrangete de
conduite. Files djreut cepen
dant au domestique d'introduire
les persomnes qui 50 pr6Srntaiemt.
Mile de Reynie entra se"le.
Pardon. mademOisrl'e, lui dit
froidement Nine d'Hesy, jr
croyais que ,ous etiez accoinpa
gnee.
-Csrst vrai, j'avais avec moi
miss Paget, qni est ma gOnver
mantle ct mon annie ; mails la demar
che que j. fails auures de vous,
madame, 1t dr Mile d'Hpsy. m'est
tel!emen: %personnelle que jsai pri6
miss Paget de venir me- retrouver.
VOns m'accorderez birn, jp les
pere, une entrevue de qnelqnes
ins,ants.-Eile s'etait apercue de
la ftoideur de Mime d'He>y, ct pro
nonca ces drrniers.mots dune voix
fable ct timide
D'aille,irs Elsie etait bien telle
que Philippe l'avait d6peinte. Sa
taiIle. assez petite. etalt elegante
avec d'exquises proportions. Les
mains It les pieds etaient ceux
dun enfamt. TOus les traits
avaient une extreme ct transpa
rente fnesse. LIE front pur sen
tourait de bOncles blondes ct do.
ices. SEES grands yeux, bleus ct
limrides. rrgardaieut birn en-
tace. L. neg legerement busque
" terminate par Dies Darines roses
1T mobiles qui s%'ouvraient facilr
ment 4 i'6mOtiOn. LA bonchr,
correcte etait plrine de" decision.
Cette tout- j-nn- file 40 mont,au
deja femme par IL vOlOnte. par les
vertns vaillan.es. par une gracien
se ct supreme dignite. Aussi
await ellie fo, dams les antres a"-
tant qn'en ellie meme, ct ne suppO
sait.eIle point qn'On put mat in
terpr6ter aucnn de SEES ac,eS, qni
In dictaient Seules une cOi tiance
spoD,ai,6r ct nne naive nublesse
dc sentiments.
Ce fut dun ton pen6trant ct
doux qu'eIIes expligna les motifs
qui l'amenaient.-Je mai plus,
dit ellie en- REMNANT q Mime d'He
~, j. mai plus ma mere, 4 qui
j'eusse avOn6 ces sentiments de-
mon cBur, ct qui vous les eht con
6es ; ia. pense cue je ne devais
plus rester une ktransere pour
celles a qui mon tiaDcee dol, erre
&c quill est. 1T qui, await de me
le d' inner, ont le droit de me con
naitre 1t de me jug-r. Volta pour
quot je suis venue q vous, mazda
me. y
A cOntinuer.
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ICE BORN. Il CO
20 4 81 Camp st :, and Sos Magszine " ,e
-Imorters and Dealers in
EO8EQ6N AND now Exru1.
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RESTAURANT DEs ouArRE
SAI2ONS.

Mr.. JOHN BOSIO, pnOPRIETAIRE
AVA do RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNsl
PREVENT sea smis de "a Vile ct de /. cam
payne, sinsi que le pnblic en- generate, OUT
= trsnsfore son restaurant du No. l1G do
u rue Dc Chartres au No. HI de Ia meme
rue, pres de St-L0uis. II profile dc cette o.
cssion pour remercier le public ct s~ollicite
meme temps II continuation de son bien
patronage. II informe en- outre ses
smis gull = des salons particulars On pre-
micr, ct des chambres meubl6es ! louer } e
senislno GU al mois. Les personncs Dc a
wheel de 10 caInpagne y trOuveront tout sr
comfort d~AaifebIe.l . Restaurant serA Ouvetl
to au' 6f6v ".
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Ayant tout le mat6riel necessaire, nous
Sonmes / meme de METRE q execution
lsus lee ouvragcs t~ypographiques qui nous
sefont con6ds. Les brets l'av0cat. cartes
&eAfaires, ensAtes de features, tickets d'ha
bitation, blancs. circU'aire ETC.. seront
1mprimEs dams ic pas bref delai ct des
psix lea plus moderes.
l%Tons les JOBS deyrent etree Pave
aussit0t la livraison dn travail CONN. anda
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ANN0NCRn.

On easr6 De ~ lignes --lere insert 81 30
:" 2me
"" Insert. add -
Toutes ne.aano' ces indignant In
pcofeeslon 1t qui n'excedera pas
hutt lignes par an-d'uvance. 10 %
Annouces Dc CAndidats-d'Avance ~ 20
~Toute annonce publiee par interval
les eesa psySe ~ tsux dune piastre par
CART.
~.Toute aunonce don't lie nonsbre din
sertisns n'est pas specific, sera insere
9s1u'a q yuvel erdre. al taux ordinaire
ATELlHR TYPO0kAPHIQUE.
Ke9Asy Jos fAEss.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-06
AN ACT
April 8 81.

To authorize and empower the Governor
to appoint an additional Justice OF the
Peace in Election District number one,
in Frederick county.
SECTION l. Sc 1t enacted By the Gtnera,
assembly Of Naryland, That the Governor
be and he is hereby authorized and en-
powered to appoint an additional Justice
of The Peace, in and for Election District
number one, in Frederick county, who
Shall reside at Point of Rocks.
SECTION 9 And he it enacted, that this
Act Shall lake effect from the date of its
passage
We Hereby certify. That the af"regoing s
a corrtc, copy of an Act Of the General Az
sembly .! Maryland. passed January SEES.
SION 1889.
Approved February 18th, 1882
JOSEPH b. SETH,
Chief Clerk OF the House of Delegates.
IN MILLER
Secretary Of the Senate,
April 6 81.
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A BILL

Entities, an Act TO repeal A,c,ions ls5 ~
Article II, of tho Code Of Public Local.
Laws, title FREDERICK County" SUB TITLE
"Mechauicstowu," rs amended by SEC.
tons and 6 of Chapter % of Tie Acts o.
the General Assembly Of 1870. and TO
substitute in lieu thereof the following
| SEcTIoN lst. Be 1t enacted By thu Gentr-
(, al assembly Of Maryland, That Sections los
and 1893 ofArtice II Of the Code of Public
Local Laws, title "Fredcrick County" sub.
title, "Mechanicstown," as amended by
Sections two and six of Chapter ninety
eight of the Acts of the General Assembly
of eighteen hundred and seventy, be and
hereby are repealed, and the following
substituted in lieu thereof:
End. That the male citizens Of said vii.
lage OF the age of twenty-one years and
upwards, being citizens Of the United
States, who shall have resided In said wi.
lage for and during the space ofsx months
preceding, shall on the second Monday Of
April in each and every year, at the usual
place Of holding elections in said village,
elect Ave Commissioners, one of whom
shall be designated by the voters as Prcsi.
dent, who shall have resided within the
corporate limits Of the same, one year next
preceding the election, the said Comma
sloners shall enter upon tho discharge o!
their duties within ten days AFTER the cleo.
ton.
9Th The President shall preside at Tho
meetings of said Commissioners and pre-.
serve decorum, give such directions az may
be deemed necessary to carry into effec.
the provisions of this Charter, and perform
such other duties as may he assigned him
by the Commissioners. In case OF his death
the vacancy shall be filled by the surviving
Commissioners until the next election for
sucl. officers. The Commissioners may al.
low such compensation to the President
or his sci vices as may to them seem right
and just.
SECTION 8rd And be 1t enacted, that
this Act shall take effect from the day Of
hs passage,
We hereby certify. That the aforegoin2 il
a correct copy an Act Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed January
Session, 1882
Approved March 2lst, 1882
JOSEPH Is SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
J. NJ. MILLER.
Secretary Of the Senate.
April 8 81.
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First Day Of May, 1882,
q f f L G Il
THE

OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL COM.
MISSIONERS,
FREDERICK, MD, April 4, 1882.
The Board of School Commissioners will
meet in this office,
On Wednesday and Thursday, tie
18Th and 10Th instant,
in regular Session. for examination and
disposal of Teachers Reports for the
Spring Term, and general business.
Public Schools OF the County will close
on Friday, April 18th.
Teachers salaries for Spring Term will
he paid IN aud after Wednesday, the Goth
instant.
Claims against the Hoard other than
Teachers salaries will not be paid before
July 10Th.
tT" Persons desiring the use Of Books.
School Houses, &c, for conducting Private
Schools, must comply with regulations
heretofore prescrir ed by the Board.
BY order,
apr. 8.3ts D. T. LAKlN.
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EQZ:VTy News.
lettings from our Exchanges.

A strong effort is being made to get a
pike from S,nthsburg to our place Mesar-.
Towson, Rohrer and Bishop, of the former
place, we're before the commissioners OF
Washington county, last week. and il i.
confidently expected 10 get one to H."
Frederick county line at least .-Registc'' q
Woifsville Letter
Mr.. Joshua Biggs was on Wednesday
last elected director of the Central M.
tional Bank, Of this city, vice Lewis NJ
Thomas, deceased. Times
Would it not I've well for our County
Commissioners to adopt the rule requiring
every magistrate and county constable tc
present itemized accounts. The accounts
OF some magistrates and constable are sim
ply appalling, aud there should he hall
somewhere. Peace writs and such like
matters have been perfect nuisance
Ilemized accounts should be insisted upon
bv all means. The law in regard 10 these
matters should have been changed at this
session - Citizen.
Mr.. Frank Schley is blasting lime rock
at his limestone quarry, at the east end OF
Frederick. with the "Victor Hand Patent
Rock Drili' and with nitro glyceriue
Large masses Of solid rock are thrown on,
at every discharge, some Of the boulders
Weighing forty thonsald pounds. The
work in under the skilfu care. and man
agement of Mr.. G. H. Grossi,icKle, who
thoroughly understands blasting with the
great Hercules fluid Times
On Wednesday last box was placed in
Mr.. John 8. Macyil's store, corner of Mar
ket and Patrick streets, for the purpose Of
allowing tho charitable people Of the city n
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SALE REGISTER

FRrvATR SALE G. J. Sigmund offers
for sale BIZ farm on Owens Greek, near
1.o3s Station. Terms easy. See posters,
and adv. In Westminster ADVOCATE.
Naill 3 Fisher will sell at Public Sale al
,llotters Station, on the Emmittsburg Rail
Road, on Saturday, April s, 1882, horses,
cows, and farming implements.
/. F. Miller will sell at Public Sale on
his farm I mile west of Double Pipe
Creek on "Wednesday. April H. 1882, at
IL H., 8 horses, 6 COWS aud a large lot Of
farming implements.
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70! { ..

On April list. 1889, J Grafton Todd. son
nf Rev. VIM. Todd Of Utica, This county
aged 20 years, 7 months and 6 dnys.
At 90 minute. past 0 o'clock on Monday
evening the eth nlto. in Graccham,
Elias SeiSs quietly and peacefully passed
away frum earth leaving behind him
the blessed memory Of an upw righ,
Christian life. Aged 10 years, l l months
and days.
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nj Ar TlEn.

In Baltimore. on Thursday, January 10
1892, at The parsonage of the NJ. f
Church, by Rev. Wilcov Mr. John VI
Troxrll of MechanicS,own ma, t,
Miss Elvie I Ensmlnscr, of Williams
port, Md
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