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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
CONDENSED rELreRAMs-
English Trade-Ssa x

Mr. Edward Waters, pa'cnt and
trademark officer, 81 Bourke street,
Australia, writes: zone of my
Louscboid suffered with tootl ache
ard rheumatism and after tying
numerous oller remedies without
relief, tried 81. Jacols Oil Ii was
rubbed On the cheek ard plugg, n
The tooth, aud well rubbed IN for
rheumatism. In both case the cure
was immediate and complete, and
in neither case has the pain returned.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
FIRST MESSAGE.

RocKPoRT, Mass. May 2S-The
first message by the commercial
cable was received at Rockport yes
terday afternoon.
AN ARKANSAS BANK CLOSED.
Hot SPRINGS, Ark, May 20 THE
Hot Springs National Bank closed
It's doors yesterday, owing to a run
OH the reported absence of the Pres
ident, Andrew Brown. Liabilities,
$40, GOO 4 run has commenced on
tie Arkansas National Bank, at Hot
Springs, which is understood 10 be
in good condition. Great excite
ment.
WILL RESUME.
New YORK, May 27.-The West
Side bank claims that it will shorts
IL resume. Nothing is known of
the Whereabouts Of the defaulting
teller, Hinckley,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Proposals for Beef Cattle.

Headquarters Department of Arizona.
flee Chief Conn i sary of Subs Stence
WHIPPLE BARRACKS. Presco t, \ T.,
May a. 1854. {
CSEALED PROPOSALS. in tsipiicate
- subject to the IL nal CO. ditiOns, " Ii
pe received n this office and at + he office
OF The ctiAg Comm airy o. Subsistence
At san Carlos. A t, until L o .Ock. noon.
on Monday, y IzEs- ES- $50. ut which
time and places the, viii be Opeue4 il
the presence of bidders. fer furnishing
and delivery If such quantities OF reef
ca tic. on The hOof, as may from time TO
time be required by the Subsi- teEce D.
pariment Tor issue troops. Indian
scouts, and -risoners at the san Carlos
ReSerN alton. y. T, ON July l, 1884. to
June 50, 1855
me probable quantity of beef cattle re-
quir. viii be about 29-teU pounds, net,
p-T m0nlh
DeI.ve les Of beef cattle will be required
every 80 DAYS.
Bidders WI state the price per pound,
NET WEIGHT
The Government res erves the right to
reject any or ali p oFOsals.
opos as must be eccomparisd by n
guarantee signed by TWO res ponsible per-
sons in the sum OF 5 900 each. and in ac-
culdance with the form pre>c bed.
Bidders w l. ..nderstaG that contracts
made unie- this ad ertisemeBt and pro-
no ais m de IN RESPONSE thereto, shall not
be Construed to involve h. Uni.ed States
in any obligation for payment IL excess
of The approp istion granted by Congress
for the pun pose
lank proposals. guarantees and affida-
wits, and full inlOfmati as o the MAN.
Il 81 bidding conditions to he observed
by bidders, ard terms OF contract and pay
ment- will be furnished on Application to
this Office, or TO the CommIssary at the
pc {.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked proposals fol- Beef Cattle and
addressed to the undersie ned or to Il b
Acting c s. at an Carlos, A r.
HAS =. EAGt
May 20. Captain and c. s, L. S \
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ELE GnAPH3G.


HA cKBEKKY, Ariz h.ay 27.-The
Hua PAL India' are being coun' ed
to-day and divided INTO lands pre-
raratory To being # d by the Cove m
neni. They ase to get 1zU 600
pounds Of food which is 20 be dis
lributed here.
An army OIL Ger with ii few troops
will also take Il station here and
this will undoubt, dly become II per-
manent army post
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
New Thresher for Sale

A new first-class Thresh-
er with engine and all APP
pliapces fol- sale at a bar :
gain. The thresher has
been used but a part of
one season and is the one
brought into the valley
last year by Creed Bry-
an May be seen in front
of GARDENERS wagon and
CARR &C shop, Phoenix.
J. ]. GARDINER
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
New Faith

Mr.. Charles jacob, of Baltimore
Nd a well known citizen, had suf-
~-gtd for months with acute rheu>
matism in his ankle and foot. He
finally used St. JACOBS Oil, the
great pam cure, and was relieved by
the first application.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
CoNeREss will try to adjourn be-
fore the first of July.

The commencement exercises of
tie University of California took
place Yesterday anu we much regret
not being able to avail ourselves Of
a kindly invit4iion to be present.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29

BosToN, May % The Thirty
fist annual M citing Of the Ameri-
can Congregational Association Was
held 10 day. The secretary's report
showed the receipts for the year to
be $23, 3S9.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Notice.

1 have this day, May 1st, bought
the rosscssory right of G. w. Mann,
to the west eighty of the southwes
quarter of section thirty six, and
have taken possession of the same
FRED. W. STREEPER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Estray Motlce.
Notice For Publication.
Dec aratory Statement No. 749.

LAHD OFFICE AT Tucson. AEIzoSa,
Arra 18Th. 1854.
~ Office is hereby given that the fol
y wing-Hamed settler h ilea n .tice
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Iiosi D. II PiRney,
Judge Of the 2ad District court. at his
chambers in Phoenix, Ma icopa County.
Arizona. on Nay y, 1884.
.Ioel A. Hoimesley for the ne 4 of sec %,
tp1n,r G 81 =, K. /; Il NJ. and names
the following his witnesses. VIZ !:
Lewis, and Juseph NJ. Means, all of
Tempe, Arizo- Il.
BEN, NJ THOMAS
Regl ter.
First publication April 24th, 1884
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29

Fresh apIirots al Whepley's
Cutters whisky at the o. k
Fresh All butter at wheplcys.-
Tie ice mill now delivers ice b,
means OF q horse and wagon
Elegant Fiiigree Jswelry a, Geo
j. Ciarke's.
Call for l;ocA beer a. the Bocs
Beer Depot.
We regret 10 learn that Judge
D. Il Pinney is quite III with some
thing Ike BILIOUS fever
Fine Watches and CHAINS at Geo
D. Clarke's.
Great Stock of JeweIry at Clarke's,
third door east Of Posiohice
<~1l Ni1o Eddie, the tight rope per-
former is cTowding the Bijou Thea-
tire nightly, with his uuexcelled
light rope performances.
Ask for CIR EDGE BUTTER. at
Whepley's the best in the MAJ kel. =
Hot. coia shower aud plunge
baths for Eadi,s and gentlemen at
Ehoemaker's ba, Der shop.
Mrs G. 4 Tweed and Miss Hattie
L.nnI jeff to-day for San Francisco,
where they will spend the summer
Mis- Lount vii spend her time in
pursuit of her chosen AIT of paints
ing, in which she is already quite
skiIlfu!.
Ice cold Milk Punch, the finest
drink OF the season. at the Eclipse
a ar ri choice old Humbolt
Potatoes just received a. George F.
We received a nea' it'll. volume
en-. itle.l What ana Why" N hi
cycling, his rnorqing. from Ike
P. re Manufacturing Co, Boston,
Mas. Il coelairs mech useful in
formation to bicyfle-s-
r. E. Farrington wants man to
work in nursery One familiar
With budding rsq,ired.
Mr. NJ E. Vi, CHM row PROPOSES
10 sell nut bis lease ani building to
the city for 1850 in order tn get cut
;thoin loss 10 himself and to close
up the question as 10 his right to
pursue his occupation vhere now
situated ana thus save himself and
neighb.,rs further annoyance.
Genuine Import, d Guiness's Extra
and Sparkling Pale Ale, nj Family
L;qnor Store, opp. Postoffice-
Tue fa.her of Mayor Coats was
taken seriously i'll night before las;
ard rcquir. the attention of Mr.
Goats and Il ply. clan during the
greater part Of the night; he was
inn rowing 81 me this morning we
are plf as, Il Il know.
Choice Mexisan lines, Sicily and /
California iemones, bananas, Cher
fies and straw berries, at Whepley's.*
The Cry Ceuucil proposes TO en-
force The ira ordinance strictly, and !
accordingly notice was served en-
cH:zens grno.alis by Marshal Gar ,
ma concerning the burning If stuff
alb VI the streets AID other matters
covered BY The ordinance.
Four large, In avy fieigIt wagons
and Il number of horses, mules and
harness for sale, or trade for barley
Inquire of K E Harrington.
There sic but two distinct classes
OF mtn in Arizona. The fist: hon
esi men v no mean 10 do right and
do 1t. Second ihieyes who mean TO
do wrong and do it. Both have
reward. That of the former is great
and sure. That of the latter wide
known and equally certain Stock
Jaurnol
No family is contented or happy
without good butter in the house
Whepley is prepared TO furni h that
article By the roll or ton.
The Lord & Williams wood case,
which has occupied the Tucson
courts off and on for two years, has
been settled by verdict in favor Of
, defendant, which is the Government,
the Bank of California having sued
for the wood, claiming that it had
been bought by them from Lord &
Williams.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
FIsH,s RnN1,

FISTS BOND
New YORK, May 81. The bonds
men of James ID Fish appeared be-
fore Commissioner Shields TIL.
afternoon and qualified in the fol
loving nmcnnis: James E Ward
of Ward & Cox, Havana Steamship
Co, S75 900; Francis C, Reid, law
Yer $500; AID David Hrfsca, to-
becco manufacture. 1880 Fish
then took his departure accom- pa
nied by his friends.
FRED GRANTS SCHEDULE
NYw YORK, May % individual
schedules in the assignment of Fled
erick ID Grant AMI Jesse Grant to
james McNamie was fled in court
ioday The schedules of Frederick
D. Grant slows tie following debts
liahiliiies. 81 215 O66 dollars, made
up as follows: creditors, other than
preferred. $500, 500; preferred cre,l>
itors. $243 9G6. Contingent liahiI-
tiles $1,000; par value securities
borrowed from Grant & Ward
Sf140,S00; assets noninaliy worth
$199,c03; act' al worth unknown.
WHAT FISH SAID OF GRANT.
New YoRK. Nay 28.-President
Fish now SAYS he did not meAn 20
charge General Grant Of being guilty
cf the knowledge of frauds in gov
erument contracts, bu; simply in>
tended to say that letters II ceivod
from General Grant were If such a
tenor as to warrant auy one having
confidence in representations made
by Ward John d Fish says his
father regarded General Grant's po~
sition in regard to Wards transact
iions us similar to his own. Both
of them were mislcd 20 the extent IF
trusting entirely 10 what was sud
ly Ward.
vANDEhBILT's BENEvoL EN CE.
New YORK, May 28-Thc benev~
olence Of Mr Vanderbilt, it seems,
has been overatcd. Two houses in
Wa hineton belonging to Gen. L. ;.
Grant have been morgaged to W
Il. Y. in order o :; cure that loan Of
10000 made on he eve of the
late financial cyclone There will
be something apfroxima,ing The
gacial period in Ills country when
Mr.. Vanderbilt is financially left"
through any sentim entuliy on his
part.
CONDENSED TELTeRAMs-
Tildon's health j. better than at
any previous time for year,
There IS TO foundation whatever
for The sensational rumor that Sec
Rotary Lincoln was kill. d.
Prentice Teller, the ST Louis ex-
press rcbher, pleaded gully and was
sentenced 20 the fun Fer atty Of the
law for grand larceny, rve years in
tie peniteniiaiy
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
PARTIES Tails ard SpEya FVaTni-
Sitess -HFu 7s:ied on SHIRT notice.
Al wine merchants, druggists and
grocers sell Damiana Bitters.

Al wine merchants, druggists and
grocers sell D4miana Bitters.
YOU WILL never have a sour storl
ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
The sale of an article is the crlier-
ion OF its merits. Damiana Bittcrs
have large sales
For good appetite drink Dami-
ana Bitiers j. NJ. Mo.ano, agent,
Damiana Bitters regulate The
stomach and is the best teuic.
a POSITIVE cure fer dyspepsia :
Dan.ian. Bitters
Fer hcalih, strength anil vigor,
drink Damiana Bittcrs.-J. M. Mon
sano, Agent.
OAMIANA makes the Old Young and
The weak s'ro-g and healthy
Montana, agent
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29

The meal hours at the Lemon Ho
tel arc as follows: Break fast, to
$50 a. m. lunch, 10 m. to 2. p. In. +;
dinner, to r. m.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Contracts for Furnishing Militia
ry supplies

BY the kindness of the Depart-
ment we ara able to-day TO give the
following list of awards OF contracts
recommended for furnishing lnilita-
ry supplies in the Department of
Arizona for the ensuing fiscal year :
FORT APACHE.
sw Cowles-2,OOO cords wood at
So so
L&H Hunirg-25,0 200 lbs bran,
SO % per c,Ft; 100000 harley, So 81.
Gilbert Webb-1,7 200 bushels char
coal, 81 cents.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Barley for Sale.

n JOB LOTS Of not less than 5000
bounds ct $1-fO per hundred. stored
in Town. Apply 10
MRS F. +. MCBRIDE,
Phornix I:otel.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29

act did not prohibit landing opera
tors on the ground that they were
laborers. The question was referred
10 the treasury department aud Sec
re'ary FoIger to day informed the
Secretary OF 5 tale to LEI tne Chinese
operatives be admitted without mos
iestatiou, with the understanding
they will no, stay in the country
no longer than necessary to display
exhibits.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
RELEASED ON BAIL

SAN FRAECIsCo. My 37,-Harry
L. Wells aul Martha Wilson, arrest
for perjury in the Sharon divorce
case, were to~day released from
custody on fling bonds to the
amount of $4,000.
RAILROAD LANDS FORFEITED.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-1'he SEN
ate Committee On Public Lands to-
Gay decided TO report the bills for
feiling land grants opposite The un-
completed portions of the Northern
Pacific main and branch lines, and
the Atlantic and Pacific railroads.
Senator Plumb thinks tie forfeiture
of the Northern Pacific will amount
to 1900 eco acres The Atlantic
and Pacific $4,000 600 acres. The
bill further provides that all lien
lands hereafter selected, If occupied
by bona ide settlers. shall be sold at
$1.25 per acre for 100 acres.
AT THE WORLDS EXPOSITION.
WAsHINeTov, May 27.-The De-
partment of STATE having b. en- in
formed that the Chinese Govern
Tnent proposed TO enter a silk loom
in operation, as an exhibit at the
New Orleans exposition. the ones
J non arose whether the restriction
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Notice OF abandonment :

whereas nv wife. Eloy-a Galleeo Sic
vers. HIS. voluntarily and without just
cause or d ovocatinn left my bed and
bard, [ hrreby n9tifs sll whom Il m "
ct.rce n not TO h.iDar or tn. her TO }
Goods. wares -<-Ss77TTT7sr1aese in my name.
as y jll-rTa- SC 5espons.ble a. sily dcots
-Eh6 may contract.
sic, ed at Tempe, Maricora county
T.. this 7lb day rf April. \. D.. 1854.
JON SEW RS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Fort BOWIE.

VEIN & Paren'-400 cords wood
SO %; 200 900 lbs hay, 500 cents;
100000 lbs hay, GO cents.
Henly R Barry-4O00 cords wood,
50 II; 1900 bushels charcoal, 81 cts.
SH D achman-15O. 600 lbs straw,
Ga A 100.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Notice for Publication.
Presumption No ssi-
LANn oFr1cn At Tucsox. A =.

May 6, 1881.
~ Office is hereby given TIN. The f J.
- iowirg named settler has filed no
tice of hieinteniion TO make f11al proof
in support Of his claim. and that raid
proof viii be made before Hon. D. =. Pin-
ney, 5u sge of Second sud1l al Distr Ct
Court. at his Chambers in Phoeniy. Ma j.
copa County Arizona, on June 2 1874.
VIZ: " alter II Cook, of Phoenix, Maric9-.
pa county, Arizona. for the &c Il Of sec
-. tp 2n.t3e, q & S R & NJ, and names
the following as his wit ssts, VIZ
Charles duncan, vii lam Moore, Mark P,
Richardson, and JaIues c. Reynolds, all
OF Phoenix, Arizona -
reg ister-
First publication May s. 1891. 81
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
Itching Piles - symptoms and
Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like per
spiration. inten-e itching. increas ed by
Se.a G9lg; ve,y eistref . paIIien a.
crawliI e in AID about the rcctnm; the
pr vate paris are sometimes affected. IF
allowed to continue very serious re ults
may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT is
n pleasant and sure cure, Also, for
rehier. Itch, Sait-Rhaum, cald- Head.
Erysipe as, BARRIERS Itch, Blotches. all
scaly. crusty Six n Diseases. K by
mail, 80 c's 3 for SIPS. Addrs SIS. DIR.
SWAYNE 10 son. Phila., Pa. Sold by
Drngs ISIS mon IL wed FIJI &
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FoRT VERDE

" W lAhfl-UtO CbItis WDph~ - Q We
w S Head-5O0 cords wood, IS 70.
J T Smith IS, 000lbs bran 81 IS
james Brown-100,O GOO lbs barley,
81 40.
eohn Davis-l5O,000 alfalfa hay,
50 cents.
Ell Jordan--86 900 alfalfa hay,
89cts; 10000 alfalfa hay, 81 ceIts.
wHIPrLE pEPoT.
J W Dougheriy-eO0 cords We cd,
81 10; 400 cords 81; 600 cords
1 So; 400 cords IS
r B o,eadmaL-2o0 cords wood
So 10.
charles Goldman-6O,ooO lbs bran
80, 50,cco lbs barley , so.
Louis Woller berg-1Co00O lbs OF
barley, 50 4916
W. Q. Dawes-e6o,ooo lbs of hay
81 20.
III Marion-1S4.C Coo lbs of hay
81 2s1s.
F T. pencc-2, 400 bushels char
coal, lie.
VIM Vapdever-GG0 eco lbs bar
ley, S6alc per cWt for supply of Forts
Bowie and Huachuca.
W S Riaxwe!l-46,CO Geo lbs bran SIC
per cwt for supply Of Fort Bowie.
W r 2olard-I0O.OC 0 lis baIed
hay 56c per cwt for supply of Mari
cora Station and contingencies.
JY T Smith-120, COO lbs bran s5c
for supply of Forts Lowell and
Huachuca.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
FORT THOMAS

JB Collins-100eordS wool, So 90 =;
geo cords wood, 81 10; 800 cords
wood 81 50; 100000 lis gramma
hay, IS cents; 10000 alfalfa hay,
"a cent; 100000 straw, 81 cents.
Frank Ncese-50O cords wood
2475.
IE Solomon 10000 bran, So 10;
1850 barley, 50 %.
Adolph Solomou-40,O90 lbs bran,
s21S
Peter Moore-76 GEO barley, s. 90.
y Halladay-1 400 bushels char
coal 3215.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
SAN CARLOS

A9olph Solomou-2o. coo lbs bran,
50 r.
Re eolomon-10OO 900 lbs barley.
50 90.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
FORT Grant

Il Notion, SEQ cords wood,
SO 90; 100000 lbs hay, 59cents; 1 eco
bushels charcoal, SO cents.
J Y I Snitil-55 600 lbs bran,
81 80
W S well-6oO, 600 lbs barley,
81 so.
james Paiterson-1,6 100000 BIS hay
53I5
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29

Paul Brcon-600 cords wood, IS so.
W 5 Maxwell IS 600 lbs barley,
So 90.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
LOCAL LINES.

Fresh ap.isots al whepley's
Cutters whisky at the o. k
Fresh HI butter ut Whepleys.@
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
FORT MCDOWELL

rrtj velascc-85O cords wood
SIS 50; $50 600 bs barley hay, 6711s;.
$50 bushels charcoal, 80.
Macdonald Bush. 6 Go-451 cords
wood, IS 90; 100 eco alfalfa hay. 70
cents.
Y 7 Smith $4,000 lis bran,
81 90.
Charles Goldman so 500 lbs bar~
ley 81 %.
L. III Worenhurg-100 coo lbs
barley. 81 327s; 10000 lbs alfalfa
nav, 10 cents
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29
FORT HUACBECA

Charles Vandever-1 400 cords
wood, 81 50; 500 lushets carccal,
SO cents; 1870 bs bituminous coal,
81 SIG
SH Drachman-90 900 lbs hay,
81 5000; 24O eco ID straw 90 Q 10.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-29

FL AusIiu-1 200 cords wood,
Sc 80; 600 bushels charcoal, 1915
cents
w Maxwell-230. 900 lbs barley
81 81.
Wa Da1ton-65O.O 900 lbs barley
hay 50 $500
MIG Samaniego-2O0 600 lbs straw
CO cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-01-31

schools. But the common schools were
neglected because of the peoples in
difference. More interest should be
taken, better houses built, more appa-
ratus put III and better teachers hired.
Parents should wake up to the i'm
portance of these things and act
accordingly.
Prof. Rocheleau of Randolph and the
superintendent took up school man
agement Tuesday morning, and gem
eral discussion followed. The other
topics considered were methods of
teaching arithmetic. what teachers
should do with physiology and hygiene
and practical questions brought up by
the teachers.
The meeting at Phillips academy of
Danvilie yesterday was also we'll at
tended. The topics discussed we're
"Methods of teaching" opened by Rev.
T. w. Darling; GLOW to encourage
original thoughts i'll pupils" Principal
II. p. Andersen "'The necessity of the
interest and support of parents" Rev.
C. II. Sweat; physiology and by
giene," Prof. w. F. ROchelcau of the
Randolph normal school. Prof. Roch-
eleau also gave Il lecture at the church
Tuesday evening and Superintendent
Dartt repeated his lecture last night
on "Factors in education"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-01-31
Disasters on the Brain.

Hear the Montpelier Waterman =
'Ihe Saturday night FOWL" train
over the st. Johnsbury & Lake Cham
plain railroad is reported to have had
a very narrow escape from serious dis
aster An engine with snow pillow,
somewhere on the road west of Dan
vile, was ordered by the dispatcher to
meet the owl at Danville. The owl
had no order, and would have pro-
ceeded but for an accident which de-
tanned it at Danville. While so de
tanned, the owl train men heard the
other train approaching, and sent out
signals. After it was all over, the owl
train got its order. The collision of
two trains under full head was only
prevented by minor accident. Again,
last week, train going east was or
dered to meet a western bound train
at Hardwick, while the western bound
train had orders to meet it at WolcOtt,
These trains did not collide because an
operator on the line had read, by ear,
the orders as they passed, and the
eastern bound train was delayed at
WOlcott"
These are very thrilling items
graphically worked out. Moreover
Superintendent Jewett says they are
both lies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-01-31
DanXiIlP.

The subscriptions for new Metho-
dist church are coming in slowly.
Judge Palmer started off with $40G and
others are expected to give rs much
and possibly more. About $1,000 has
now been subscribed. The bank safe
has been moved from the vault into
the east end of the Elm house, where
Cashier Mattocks receives deposits as
usual. A meeting of the stockholders
will soon be held to decide upon some
action. 1t is rumored that an effort
will be made to have the bank removed
to Cabot, as IL more desirable location.
Rev. G.. II. Sweat preached in the
Congregational church last Sunday
afternoon and will do likewise next
Sunday. The Sunday evening prayer
meeting will be held at the parsonage
classroom.
1t will please the Danville people,
who have been buying safes for S95
each, to learn that the agent, whom
they patronized, offers the same article
in an adjoining town for S25 less.
Wicked Burlington Clipper "The
Star says their new expressman, Mr..
Frye, viii he pleased to carry all
church going people in the village to
and from the churches on the Sabbath
day. Since the Star is now edited by
preacher, this item seems to be time
ly and in order"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-01-31

real estate to Edward Worth on condi-
tion that he support her the rest of her
life.
Alex. Roy sued William Blair this
week for trespass, charging that the
defendant cut wood on land twice sur
veyed. 1t was shown that the wood
was on Blair's land and verdict was
given the defendant. Stoddard APP
peared for plaintiff and HOrsfOrd for
the defense. .
Rev. Mr.. Hinch preached Sunday to
please Mr.. Robbie and family of Cali
fornia, who were in town, and other
old parishioners.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-01-31
Lyndon.

Rev. G. w. Kelly writes thus con
corning Mrs. Martha p, wife of Dea.
J. n. Bartlett, who died the 23d at the
age of 70: "Mrs. Bartlett united with
the Congregational church in her ma
tive place, Greenwich, Mass, at the
age of eighteen and from that time her
trust in Jesus as her Savior never fall
tered. She loved the Sunday school
and the study of Gods Word was a
great delight to her. The missionary
associations, home and foreign, re-
ceived much thought from her and
many prayers were offered by her for
these and kindred associations designed
to extend the knowledge of Jesus.
During the last two years of her failing
health, and as the prospect of life
diminished, her Christian love, joy and
peace abounded aud she longed to be
permitted to enter into the rest OF
Heaven and the home of the blessed
Word comes that many small articles
belonging to the late DR.. II. G.. Bartlett
and wife, drowned off Gay head, have
been washed ashore at Chilmark and
started for Lyndon. The bodies OF
these and many others will probably
not be found.
Riverside Lodge of Good Templars
has elected these officers: w. G. r..
E. NJ. Campbell w. V. T., Miss Carrie
E. Jones; w. 5. Miss Hattie Vinton
w. F. s., Norman Aldrich w. F., +
l.. Davenport.
The seminary students give prom
enade concert ut Chapel hall to- morrow
evening.
There were only three deaths ant
two births in district No 6 (Centre) ii
1853
The third lecture in the institut,
course, which was to have been giyel
last Thursday evening was postpone,
IA week because of the weather.