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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
PERSONAL,

DR. BENNETT HAS REMOVED H Of
l. flee to 36la s. Spring st. Bis residence
is II West Sixth street. Ladies and gentle
men needing treatment or advice will re.
ceiye the kindest attention. Office hours,
A. N. to IL NJ, and 2 TO 8 p N. jl3l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN.

TIME UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
give instructions in the German lam
guage daily after 8 O'Clock P. NJ. Tuition
fee moderate. Apply to 247 s Main street.
+. G. GATZKE,
Assistant teacher of German and English
Day School, Fort ct near Seventh.
AMI I'm
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q. ZACAAu.

| "a S. Main ST., oppo. Grand opera House,
Corns, Buulons Ingrowing Nails, etc.
reated with the care OF specialist
A. speciality made OF treating ladies at
their homes. p. o. Box 347 aug27tf
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Or, C. EDGAR SMITH.

DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALITY.
~ Rectal diseases treated by the Brinker-
hotf Painless System.
HOURS-9 A. NJ. TOD 4P.M
OFFICES-Corner OF Spring and Second
streets, Hollenbeck Block sep5tf
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LESSONS m SPANISH.

Lessons given IS desired. Also one even
ing general class. Cali on Mr. K. de Ur-
quisa Wilson Building, Rooms IL and II,
Eirst street au27 I'm
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTiTUTE-FGIH-
TEENJH TERM.

MISS ACKLESON'5 PRIVATE SCHOOL
for Young Ladies snd Misses opening day,
Monday, August 30th. 3l2 Second st.
I'm
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MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN = Rheumatism.
III liver, kidney, tumors and all nervous
diseases specially. Office hours from III
A. NJ to 4P. NJ. Office 4415 s. Spring street.
SEMI 3m
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CCOUCHEUR, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
n geon. Office and residence 2c7 Temple
street. When desired, lady patients are
boarded during treatment Of diseases pecu-
liar to their sex. aus VI
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comMERcIAa NIGHT SCHOOL.

DOOK-KEEPING. PENMANSHIP AMI
ID Arithmetic thoroughly taught at rooms
IL and IL, schumacher Block L. b. LAW
SON PRINCIPAL. aui
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DR.. GEO. e. PUCH,

II 0MUPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL geon, Ifollenbeck Block, Rooms 26 and
%, Los Angeles, Cal.
OFFICE HOURS-10 to II A. NJ, 2to s p. NJ.
sep3
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EDUCATIONAL.
a. rARINps MUSICAL STUDIO,

t0t SOrTH MAIN STREET. SIG. A..
III FARM respectfully announces ms
FallTerm of Vocal Instructions.
Reception hours from to NJ. for one
week
Specialty-Opera and concert stage; also,
oratorio and church. oltf
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EXCUHslONS.
v,nlEr,s

CELECr OVERLAND EXCURSIONS
y Leave Los Angeles first and third
" ednesday of every month
au17-tf o. II. VIOLET, Manager.
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

AGr. d. N. Rowe is the Santa Ana agent OF
the HKRALD.
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NOTICE.

Advertisements in this column to run un.
til forbid will not be considered ordered dis
continued unless the order is left at the bus
iuess office ofthis paper.
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r. p. HOY. n. n.

ACULIST AND AURIST-Late with Dr. Si{
" John Roosa and DIR. Norton, New York
also late residence physician OF the Eye and
Ear Hospital, Worth street, New York. No.
4oH North Spring street. Office hours-1o
A. NJ TO 4P. NJ. and ITO s P. NJ, jly15
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MISS COOLEY
DR.. N. }. FRANK NEWMAN,

METAPHYSICIAN, 263 s. Spring streeI
lSl from to 4P. M, sep7tf
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wARuER Raos. 4 CROSBY

nF ss2 NORTH MAIN STREET, LoS|
" geles, Excursions East enu ess
est rates. and pleasant scciis "a, ticsiis
rates.
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DR.. MCLEAN,
DR.. z. a. DE cAIlNnt

nISCOVERER OF FMINDCURE SCIENCE.
~ Teaching and Healing Female Diseafes
speciality, 441a south Spring St. sep7 I'm
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DING EAST LEAVE HERE 0cIS
W Der 2, 16 and 30, November ~,
cember 4 and is. Call, on or address
PHILLIPS & CO., 1874 North Main s,,s ~
Oh Angeles. e..S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

DER sONAL--Any information from Har.
L ry HUTCHINSON. who published the Mis-
soud Platte City "Atlas'' in 1868. will be
Thankfully received. Address H., this office.
sep1r
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL~-Wanted by middle aged lady
OF refinement the acquaintance of gen
tleman OF means, must be respectable; refer
euce exchanged. Object matrimony. No
trifer need apply. Address 8. Bur
roughes, l.. A. Postofiice.
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PAYSOa T. HuCKIas, N. o.

Rooms ls, 10. 20 aud 81 at II N. Main Street.
HOURS-u A. NJ. to lPM;2P. NJ. to 4 P.
M7P, NJ. toSP. NJ.
Specially, Eye Ear and Throat Disease.
Residence, SAL s. Hill street Telephone
office and residence, 25S. ap2s-tf
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DR.. a. E. WHEELER,

Homaopathist.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-2l S. For
~ street. HouEs-10to to and evenings
Telephone NO. 4G. jyl6
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tHAsSER q WILDER.

nENT1STS-Have removed from the Na-
~ deau Block to the Hellman Ptoek, cor.
rer Main and Commercial streets. over
Farmers and Merchants Bank. ilvIb
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

ATE suPERINTENDING sURGEOEN
= Northern Pacific Railroad. Physician
and Surgeon. OFFICE HouRs-l0 to p A; NJ.
to5 v. Telephones: Office, 45o; kesi-
dence, 874. .OFFIcE-Rooms 81 and 80, bsker
Block Los Anseles, Cal. sepi'u
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ISAAC FELLOWS, N. d,

HOME0PATHIST- Hours II tt
IL IL a. NJ, to P. M. Otfice-Nos. 3 and
s Odd Fellows Building, Los Angeles. Cal
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PHI SsClANS.
). MILLS BOA1, a.. o

OFFIcE-No. 80 N. Spring st.. over Peoples
Store. Hours--i0 to III A. ST.. f2lf. to 2 2.
NJ, ,6to p. M. Office of DR.. Fellogs-ll
A. NJ. to ~ NJ, and to 5p. M. F---
REsIDENcE-3F Ilill street. two doors from
Fifth street. Telephone No. i35. iy2itf
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ianA,ArIon FOR CONSUMPTION.

w p. HOLYOKE, NJ. D., SPECIALITY OF
w. diseases Of nose, throat and lungs
aed all chronic complaints. Office hours. 9
A NJ. to 80 P. NJ; 8 to $50 p. NJ. once. los
Main street. sepS II
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n.aiI4y tfEi:Al.E.
Single Copies OF the Herald. Is Cents
THIS PAPER Z 8. kept PSSRh's x " a, Il: Z.
Herald Steam Printing House,

vertising Agency. Ga and 65 Merchants Ex-
change, San Francisco. Cal.. where con
tract for advertising can be made for II.
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4, M. WALTERS ExCURslONs
pHllllps, POPULAR PLEASURE Pan

~ DING EAST, LEAVE LOS ANGELE'
" Bi-Monthly. Office, st. Elmo Hotei'
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MISS MARTYRS SCHOOL FOR Chill
DREk.
ALBERT FALlER,

.SJ- FLOWER ST., BETWEEN SIXTH
CI and Seventh, Reopens September
l3 1856, aug29 3m
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pg. r. j. MecaRry,
gR, J. w. REESE,

AFFICE AND RESIDENCE NoRTHwEs1
corner Sixth ana Olive Streets. sep25
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DIR. Z, C. MANNlNG
DENTISTS.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 South Fort
" street; ONCE hours-9 to IL A. NJ, 2 to 4
Pm. Telephone 232. jlyi6
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DR.. C. W. MAKCRyM,

MAD STONE DISCOVERY. VIII cure
wi disea ses OF the hum An family by draw
Ing the poison from the system without pain
or mediciue. Office, Room 6, Good Tenn
plarS' BLOCK, los Main street sepo q
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mss, N, CATCHING,

INSTRUCTION. IN PIANO, GUITAR AND
i Voice Culture. Terms IS month in
advance. Beginners in piano and guitar
Sc. Extra charge for lessons at residencee.
IL years experience. 3l9 Temple St. au7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
E1NANCIAE.

MONEY TO LOAN-Sums OF s50o0 and
M over at per cent; large sums at SO;
per cent. commission. W. L. BAYLkY, 80.
North Main street. sep2S lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

VXTANTED D-A young lady wants position
w totake care OF an old lady, or act as
cashier In o restaurant. Address I'D; c."
this office. octo ot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

yyTANTED-Four abor ers, 81 so day and
w board; also young man, bookkeeper
and salesman, $40 ard board, fare paid; also
first class baker. Sl5 per week aud board
also a man cook and woman dishwasher for
country hotel. E NIFTI SGER, 1874 North
Spring street. octo III
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A, S. SssoRR, M. o,

H0MQOPATHlST-O 1872 North Main
II street, Mascarel Block; residence 17S
Spring street. Los Angeles. Office hours IL
to IL A. NJ, to P. NJ. Telephone Nos.--
Residence. 50; Office. 276 ilv1h
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

VXvANTED-Stead work for good coat
w makers. Apply Nj. 7. SHORT, l3l
South Spring street. octo ot
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Los ANGELES c0NaERVAT0RY or
MuSlE.
PROF. CUYAS
MC'PHERRON ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for BOYS
ID Grand avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets Excellent new building. Fall
term opens September 23d 1856. For circu-
lars, address McPHERRON BROS,
aus 602 Grand ave., Los Angeles Cal.
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e. A. CLARKE, M. q

OFFICE AND RESiDENCE-No. "a South
" Spring street, Los Angeles. Office
Hours-11 TO II A. M, 8 to 5P. n. j3tt
Telephone No. 3j3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

VxIANTED-Four or FIVE active and ener-
w getic agents large commission allowed
new business. Apply at lis South Spring
street. sep29-6t
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 240 South For
" street. Office bonrs-8 to 10 A. NJ. and I
to6P. jlyl6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

rTONEY TO LOAN-Il sums to suit.
Il Mortgages bought and sold.
ERNST & GLEASON,
sepi9 I'm 80 N. Main St, Room 10.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

DARTNER WANTED IN A FIRSrCLASS
L good paying business; must be alive
and energetic, and able to keep books.
Capital required $1,000. Address Business.
Oct3 3t
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

1886188offHsbE Of sbs kEsHaAk Meaica csese shsssoa Of
the University of Southern California be-
gins the second Wednesday In October.
For particulars address J. P. WIDNEY, A.
NJ. NJ u Dean, Los Angeles, Cal. aus
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WANTS.

yVrANTED-S500 for a short time; to be
w invested in merchandise: good inter
estallowed. Address =. o. Box S67, City.
oct52
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CSC. W. cock, m. o.,
4. e, COHH, N. D.,

DOOM y, RoEDER BLOCK, No. % South
IL Spring street. sepio
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
M. MONTGOMERY,
Sec. Sd Vt. Reunion Society.

EXPLANATORY. In the following roster the abre-
Walton dis" signifies discharged; pro signifies
promoted. The name of the town when given
marks the present address of the man.
Company G.
Allen, Capt L d, dis Nov 81
Hutchinson, LIST Lieut. III, Portsmouth
n III, dis May 60
Brown, ID Lie ut NJ F, dis as LIST Lient,
died since
Sergeants.
Collins, 1st Serg Hartwell l., pro lieut.
Co E, dis Dec "a for wounds
Hubbard, VIM H, Farnham, p @, dis as
lieut. col July 65
Dickerman, NJ, dis Aug 81
Jones, Alvin, Malcolm, Iowa, pro LIST
lieut., dis July GA
Dean, Perry G, dis July 60
Corporals.
Parker, Carlos A, Bloomington, dis
Dec 81
Foley, Michael, died in service, Dec 8,
60
Quimby, Geo J, dis July 65 as q m serg
Montgomery, Marshall, st JOhnsbury,
dis Nov 60 for pro in colered regt
Wright, Geo w, pro serg, re-enlisted,
died of wounds May III, GA
Thompson, Henry G, pro serg, re-en-
listed, killed May 81, "a.
Rattary, David, pro serg, killed May D
"a
Morse, Lucius o, pro serg, dis July GA,
died at NepOnset, Iii
Musicians. g.,
Barnes, Robert C, dis July "a
Bagley, Richard d, dis
Wagner.
Ladd, Aaron Q, dis Feb 63
Priuates.
Adams, VIM H, deserted Aug 81
Allen, Chas w, pro corp, dis July Ga,
since died
Arnold, Lyndon, St Johnsbury, dis
Nov 62
Atherton, F F, deserted Oct 81
Badger, Franklin L, Danville, dis July
"a
Bixby, Dudley c, dis Feb 63
Bradley, Warren, dis Sept 81, since
died.
Brown, Geo F, dis regt q m July 65
Bruce, Henry c, w Charleston, trans
to invalid corps Sept 90
Carpenter, Benaiah S, dis Jan 81, since
died
carpenter, NAY Hoo, ulOu aug 10, w
Chapman, Jacob, dis Mar 62
Carr, EnOch K, deserted Aug 90
Costello, Ed, deserted July 81
Crow, Hugh, killed May "a, GA
Danfortb, Chas III, deserted July SO
Davenport, Nathan S, deserted Aug 60
Dereen, John, pro serg, dis Jan 90
Drown, Fred l., dis Oct 90
Dubois, Chas B, Nashua, N I'll, pro
corp, dis July "a
Eastman, Horace b, pro corp and serg,
dis July "a
Eastman, Merrill j, dis June 90
Farnsworth, Orrin, killed May A, 90
Farnsworth, Russell NJ, dis Feb SO
Farwell, BENZ, killed Dec I3, 81
Farwelf, Henry, Barnet, dis Jan 81
Folger, Richard NJ, deserted Dec 62
Gloss, John, dis Nov 81
German, John, dis Dec GA, since died
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
From Another Source.
Rev r. H Rarfnn


of the Vermont conference, died in
Sheffield, October 8, aged 20 years.
Mr.. Barton was born in MOnktOn, May
10, 1916, of Quaker parents. At Is he
was a successful teacher. Married in
1850 to Mary j. Haseltine, he was Ii
censed to preach the year following,
supplying for year the Wesleyan
church at StarksbOrO. In 1852 he
joined the Wesleyan Champlain con-
ference, was ordained Elder and sta
toned ut Crown Point, N. Y, during
the three years following. Later he
was stationed at Canton and Parish
vile, N. Y, and Chittenden, Warren,
MorristOwn, MendOn and Sheffield this
state. Here with his parish he went
over to the M. E. church, uniting in
1866 with the Vermont annual confer
ence, and was returned to Sheffield for
the third year. Afterward he was APP
pointed successfully to East Burke,
Danville, Barnard, st. Adams Bay,
MOrrisvilIe, Montgomery, Newport
Centre and North Danville. At New
port he was stricken with paralysis, re-
covered and resumed work for three
years. In 1881 he retired to his home
in Sheffield, where his only daughter
had previously settled. For five years
he fingered, an invalid, cared for by
his devoted wife until his death. Rev.
Mr.. Barton was a faithful minister for
thirty years, and did good work while
he labOred.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LYNDONVILLE.


E. NJ. CAMPBELL is agent and correspondent for
the Caledonian. Subscriptions orders for printing
and news items left with him will be thankfully
received.
John Defount has moved into S. S..
Thompson's house, East street.
Ed. SOuthwOrth, freight conductor,
Ost thumb while coupling cars one
day last week.
Webster & COrliss have sold their
stock of groceries to two Orleans cOun-
ty men. Possession given next week.
Sheriff d. M. Silsby took Job Ran
dali to the asylum at BrattlebOrO last
Wednesday. He has recently threat
ened the lives of other mem bers of the
family.
Riverside lodge has elected these
officers c. IT,, G. L. Smith V. T..
Mrs. Helen Kilby; S., Carrie Jones
F. S., Mrs. II. Willmarth; T., E. w
Comstock NJ, Mrs. Effie LOckhart
c., Mrs. w. H. Child; G E, Miss Annie
Fowler; Sent, o. r. Fowler.
The base ball game last Saturday
between the HanOvers and LyndOns
was one of the best of the season, and
was won by the HanOvers by score
of 9 to 6. The visiting club had sew
eral members of the Dartmouth college
nine, among them Artz, the famous
catcher. The home club excelled at
the bat and the visitors i'm base run
ming, while the fielding was about
even. The umpire, Mr.. BlOdgett of St.
JOhnsbury, gave satisfaction to both
players and spectators.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
Out of nearly 100 turkeys Matched,
D. s. Ferguson has only about dozen
VERMONT NEWS.
KILLED by an Insnne Youth.

Cassius Morse, aged 20, son of Dana
p. Morse, well-tO do farmer near
West Randolph, struck F. NJ. Davis on
the head with an axe mt the breakfast
table Monday morning, splitting his
head, from which he died in about two
hours. Young Morse was insane, and
had been in the asylum at BrattlebOrO
and later in one at Concord, n. Ii. He
came from the latter last spring so
much improved that with young Davis
as attendant companion it was believ-
ed he would recover. They had work.
ed together on the farm all summer,
and Morse was so much improved that
Davis was to leave the day he was
murdered.
The master of transportation of the
Central Vermont said last week that
they had orders for nearly 500 cars
which they could not fill, aud the Cen
trail Vermont is one of the best equip
ped roads in the country.
Rev. Alfred Stevens, ID. D., for FOR
ty-five years pastor of the Cong rega-
tiOnal church at Westminster, has re-
signed the pastorate on account of ad-
vanced age-76 years. He is the old
est settled pastor in Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
Morrow. Peter. Feb 60. dis Mich GA

MOrrOW, Peter, FeO O2, dlS Mich Oh
Noe, Chas, Feb 65, dis july IS
Gro, w G S, Dec 81, dis Aug 81
Page, Josiah E, Sept "a, died Dec l2 "a
Page, Samuel, Sept "a, dis june 65, No
Troy
Patch, Franklin, Nov 63, dis june 65
Pitkin, Levi c, Aug GA, dis june 65
Plant, Frank, Aug GA, dis july 65
Plumb, Chas r, Sept GA, dis May 65
Packer, Halsey II, Aug 62, dis Nov 62,
West Burke
Prouty, Alfred, Aug 90, dis Nov 90
Raymore, Walter w, Aug CD, dis jul 65
sub
Reynolds, Michael, Sept Ga, dis Oct GA
Roach, Robert, Aug ga, deserted Nov
GA, sub
Robbins, Chas c, Mar 65, dis july Is
Remington, Fredk, Sept 62, dis Nov 90
Robinson, Amos, Sept 81, dis jan "a
Sawtell, Henry j, Mch 65, dis july 65
Sawtell, Lyman X, Mch Is, dis july 65
Sawtell, Geo +, Aug 81, killed May IL
Ga
Tebadeaux, Franklin, Feb 81, deserted
Sept 62
Thistle, Geo, Sept Ga, dis july 65 sub
futile, Samuel, Aug 81, pro corp, dis
May 65, Newbury
Wallace, VIM, Aug 90, dis june IS,
Woodsville, N III
Weed, Edison, Aug 81, pro corp, dis
july 65, Stannard
Welch, John, Aug GA, dis july 65, sub
Wheeler, Charles, Feb IS, dis july 65
Willitt, Antoine, Sept ga, dis june 65
Winchester, Sam'l, Aug 81, dis july 65
Stannard
White, Freeman B, Feb 81, deserted
on vet furlOugh
Co. G. left VT. with 3 officers and II
enlisted men los recruits afterwards
joined the company, making 1872 men
belonging to it dnring the war, and OF
these 20 were killed in battle Is died
in service of sickness 3 missing in ac-
ton, probably killed 10 deserted
3 dropped from rolls, probably desert
ed; 30 substitutes, IL of whom desert
| ed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
WHEELOCK.

Susie Rogers has gone to Boston.
The dance last Friday night was
well attended.
Eli Eastman is going to move into
the village this fall.
A drove of between 800 and 400 cat
tie went through here Wednesday.
Nathan Sawyer has sold his house to
Mrs. Haskell Ball of West Concord,
for $500.
l.. SullOway has been building a
wafer room on the back side of his
house.
Mr.. Burbank is quite sick and has
not been able to attend to his duties at
the grist mill.
ID. b. Leslie is grading about his
house, which will be great improve
ment to the street as well as the place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
Company G.

Corbin, Capt D t, Chicago, dis for
wounds Sept 81
Haviland, LIST Lieut. D c., resigned 81
Noyes, I'd Lieut. Edwin M, pro lst lieut.
dis Aug 81 90
Sergeants.
Arlington, lst Serg A G, killed June
%, g.
Dutton, Lewis HI, E Boston, dis Mch SO
Heath, Nathan l., dis June 81
CrOsman, Curtis r, reduced to ranks,
dis Oct 81
Farnham Evelyn HI, Newbury, dis Nov
81
CorpOrals.
Hartman David E, ST. Johnsbury, pro
serg, dis July 62
Miller, Henry C, pro I'd lieut. Co HI,
killed June 3, "a
Orne, VIM III, San Francisco dis Feb 62
Kilby, John S, pro serg, killed Oct I9,
"a
Hatch, Henry H, died July "a, 81
Dunbar, Henry E, dis May 62
Mute, Alonzo H, Minneapolis, dis as
capt July 65
Brock, Henry, dis July "a, since died.
PriUates.
Belknap, Franklin, Sherbrooke, dis
Sept 81
Carruth, Robert, GrOton, dis July Is
Vance, Morris C, dis July 81, "a.
Archer, Jacob S, died Mch %, 63
Ash, VIM III, Peacham, dis July "a
Avery, Fred'k b, died at AndersOnville
Nov. IL, 90
Bayley, Thomas P, dis Nov 81
Bickford, VIM j, LittletOn, N III, dis
Aug 81
Bishop, Thomas, Brooklyn N Y, dis
July GA
Bliss, Philetas, Lebanon n FL, dis July
"a
BOnett, Geo w, st. Johnsbury, dis as
capt and breyt maj July 65
Burbank, Chas II, pro corp, killed May
5, "a
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A Rare Offer.
This May Interest You.

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COMPANIES G AND G, Sd VT.

Brief History of the Officers and Men.
Following is a list of the officers and
men of companies G and G, Sd Vt. regi-
ment, recruited mostly in this county,
as they left ST. Johnsbury July "a,
1861 with list of recruits who Joined
them afterwards and Il short history of
each man, and the post office address
of the survivors as far as known. Any
information as to the address of those
not here given will be gratefully re-
ceived by
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28

Mr.. Mcdonald responded with the
fervent statement that he was devout-
~ thankful to God for the growth and
prosperity of the country. l never had
home, he said, until l came to the
United States, the home of the poor
and the oppressed. History will tel
you Ireland's story. England makes
her boasts, empty boasts. The Irish
man has come here to be an American,
to live for and if necessary to fight fOl
the country. The story of the civil
war will tell you what the Irishmar
has done, and tell you that he has al
ways done the best he could.
6. One of the fighting Vermonters
"Old Badly" So long as his spirit in
habits his body he will remain a terror
to the enemies of his country.
j. A. Paddock was called upon tt
respond and presented letters from
Gen. w. f. Smith stating that he could
not be present. Letters were alsC
read from Gov. Horace Fairbanks
Gov. j. G. Smith and Hon. l.. p. Pc
land.
7. The Union soldiers in rebel pris-
ons. No tongue can tell their suffer
ings the last thing for which we can
forgive the rebels, Capt. French.
Captain French, after expressing hii
pleasure at being present and relating
number of humorous stories, referred
to his experiences in rebel prisons. He
was in Is different pens and prisons
and was, perhaps, the most striking il
lustration and representative of the
vast army of Union soldiers who thus
suffered.
g. In memory of the dead, wht
gave their lives that the Union NIGH
live.
This toast was responded to in 81
lence, the audience rising.
The exercises were interspersed will
excellent singing by the male quar-
tette and playing by the band. 1t wa
about midnight before the cOmpan!
broke up. The reunion was an I'M
qualified success.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-10-28
DR.. G.. B. Billiard.
LETTER FROM EX-GOy. SMITH.

st. Adams, VT, Oct. 10, 1886.
j. A. Paddock, ESQ.,: My Dear SIR
Your kind invitation to the reunion of
the old Sd Vt. regiment to be held at
st. Johnsbury on the 2lst inst, only
came to hand last evening, owing to
my prOtracted absence at the West.
The accumulation of business which
find on my return will render it impOs-
sible for me to accept, much to my re-
greet. l am in consequence reduced to
the only alternative of sending my most
hearty greetings to the gallant old 3D..
Most cordially yours,
j. GREGORY SMITH.