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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

There is at least one child Ia Brooklyn
who should cultivate an ear Tor music
that Is. u quantity counts for anything
An ontcrprising organ grinder has bull,
n rcstiug place Tor bio baby uri between
the handles Of the cart on which tho Or.
gan stands There Il uostlca among the
blankets aud pillows all day long. while
the father turns thl crank and the
mother ssirnishes around with q tin
cup Tor pennies. Brooklyn Eagle.
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soMg rYpIcAL ANERleAN pIgHIs.
How 10 Cook Cncun,b.rs--Fried reaciic,
A rpltrd Dinner.

A nsiicd Dinner
IN using the writer's formulas for cook.
cry the point should mover he forgotten
thal cNactnc.' and prncucalty nro the
foundations OF her success itis because
every direction Published over hnr sigma
turc has been tested and proven excel.
lent OF is kind that her pupils every.
where receive her instruction with con
fidonce. While they may not always
like the dish when IL Is dono. thcy know
II Is tho best Of It, order u they have
changed nothing In their recipe Setting
aside typographical errrs. which gcnnr.
ally hrc self evident. the experienced
housewife can decide from the descrp.
ton whether the dish In question IA like.
~ 20 suit hur family tasio But tho
morcst novice need not hesitate 10 follow
her rules In cooking any favorito article
Of food, sure that tho dish when done
will 10 sayory and wholesome. Take
cauliGowor. for instance. or tomatoes, II
her family lilies vegetable she may
Confidently believe they will Ike them
dressed after these novel methods
srEwED cUcu,iu,us
Uso tho late cucumbof-. poollng aud
hicing them about half inch thick.
put them over the drc In enough saited
boiling water 10 cover them, and boil
thom fast Meantime mix 70 u smooth
paste over the tiro hoapiug tablespoon.
ful each Of buttcr and dry Hour. and
then gradually stir with II milk aud
water enough 20 mako creamy sauce.
When this ls smooth and boiling season
It with snlt aud white pepper drain the
cucumbers, put them into tho sauce and
serve them.
fniED rENcuEa
Any late peaches too hard for enjoy.
mont ~ fruit should DO well brushed,
cut In halves, seasoned with salt and
pepper aud fried In butter, to serve with
meat Of amy kind
EEw ENGLAND BOILED piSSrn
Tho autumn is the season In which
this iayorito American dish can be
served In It's highest perfection. because
th1n the squash or pumplan Is available,
which is ~ essentially part and parcel
OF II. Tho meat may be cut from the
round or brisket, the latter being rolled
and tied compncily, put over the Tire IN
plenty Of cold water, and boiled gently
for four or I've hourS, as II weighs six TO
ten pounds Hit Ia TO be used cold let
Il cool In the pot liquor Do not throw
this awHy. II contains much OF the nu.
trimeut aud Favor Of both meat and
vegetables, aud may be made the basis
OF a good soup. or used for boiling cab.
bage. etc.
Af,er Tho meat "a mt IN b,lI rr,,,rr
the ye,,,tnt,i., poii tho No. bi -.
-. -, - 80 - ~
49, IIu'' wv W 'VuI uoura ~ pol'lni'
water Wi'hout SAT- o'ihs careful NOT 10
break the SKINS because thht would per
nit the escape Of the color, When they
are tender 10 pressure rub on tho skins
with a wet townl md either uut
thetn whole or sliced into yinogar n,
a., ,i,,,,, No., ,,.I,t, ~, -.
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HOLLANDS CHILD QUEEN
Her LIFE AND TRAINING ENTER.
TAiNlNoLY DESCRIBED.

a Letter from The Hague by Giant van
. der Myii, Dutch Lady, to whom ~
Has Evidcatiy Been Labor o.
Love.
lcopJrigat is5i. By American Press Aasocia.
toni
THE HAour, Holland, Sept, 9O.--Om
little Queen Wilhelmlna, vino. with hci
mother, passed some weeks Of tho sum
mer at uorssu, In Switzerland. was very
glad TO b. home again. Thcy returned
directly to the'castle Hot Loo, which
thoy left Ia December last after thu
kings death. IA abe alightcd from the
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In the PfonAie Court liH and Tor fait Lake
Ouuny 1ouIilrf u utAh
In the Mhiterof iho Esfate ~ barbara
Matilda n. Nofesi deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ Horace CumminFt, Standardization, with
the VIII annexed, % mo Cstaie ~ narbhfn
Matilda y Musta, deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement, and nird u said Coutt. hu
anal account % hi rehabilitation VI rgiI
rstlil ana petition iur nHHl 1lstribuunn Of the
rutidur Of said estate among thu persons IN.
utled thereto, and that h0ndgy. The shth day VI
October, A. u lsll, II 10 O'Clock 4. H., htths
Court toom u taid Court, In tho Count court
I1uae, SALT Lake tiiy and County. rihh Ter.
rtory, has been duly appointed BY the judge
% sA.d Court, fot The settlement OF sad &c
count ana heaunE faii leuuun for dlstTi1u,
Tor, NJ which time m place any person inter
gsted IN faid estate may appear ana show
cause, " any there he,why ssld account should
got be- settled aud rJprnyti and hnh dltnbu.
Ton made aa prsyod Tor
dated September -tru, itil.
q, v. ALLEN,
Glars " The Probate Court.
~ o. 4. hrANIOs. Dypusy Oi,ik. dtd
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In the manufacturing line paper bids
fair TO supplaut wood IN the manufa0.
tufc of bo1cs, buckets. packing cases
and many other articles, It is much
lighter than wood, and can be made fro
proof, 20 say nothing Of It's cheapuos
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Lucky bill MHiug Company. Location Of
principal place " business Park
city, Utah,
NOTICE u rENEnN GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting 81 tHo board 0f Trustees held
on the Oh day Of AuEut isni, NJ salt Lake
CITY, lthtt an assrssurut. No. 2. nf two cents
ptf share was LEVIED 90 The capital stock Of
tne corporation payable % The secretary, with
~ thirty DAY. nom The above date, a. No, 81
Main street. Nslt lake CITY, Utah Any stock
upon which this grsps mrnt rrmnins unpaid
on the 2ist DAY ~ september, isli, Will be- de-
lluVuout ami advertised fnf Hals ~ public nur.
ton, and unless payment BE- maie before. viii
be- sOldon tho llat daY of uclohvr, lsli, ht tho
hour OF 10 O'Clock q. W.t % the tuuuAny's
nMrc, Room No. 80 Constitution nullfiuf. salt
together viii eos, ~ hdVertisins ankoApunsc
oil sale
ItCkl mn MiytEa CoNrANT,
w. MUTTON, secretary.
Reid nee q md Nrst street, ~a't llU
CIV. t|fHI
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SALT LAKE NURSERY.

ITAViNG BECOME SOLE PHoPIlErCH
IL OF the salt Lake NuisgTT, am now pfes
pared 10 iufntsh Fruit, NbNds aud OFca-
mental frees ana shruhs, u bett quHiny
and NJ lowest prices,
Nur!ory .ons mule sogth Of city limits, oA
blash kOAd.
az nAGriS OHIusToPuEasns.
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FAIT IAhT VTT1 IWU. July 10, ID,
~ O meeting Of the Hoard NJ Direglora Of NO
lirllryur ldahD. MiuinE Company, he'd this day,
The date u payment " Tie above described
delinquent stock was extended from me 100
dAy II october, 1891, 10 the .ni day Of hOycm .
Dor, 1871. 90 tho same hour anu place.
ny order OF the BOARD % directors.
4. u non L A-LLm. Nrn-nLnIv.
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County, Territory ut ltau.
In the matter Of Tho csists 81 william Noates.
deceased.
NoTtCL ~ HEnEnY GiNEN THAT
~ JHmra A,Nrains, adminlstratur q Tho Us.
tate ot william Nrnirs dograred, be- rendered
Tor sUulomeut ana i'cd iu Tald court bic rual
account Il BE HiWinhtrtil 70 uf sald estate
aud petition Zoe nnd aiftfihull1u 0i The r,Ht.
due of said rttltg among tho ptrfnns cntuoi
hereto, AMI tltht Friday, the on DAY uf Ne.
NtUhVr, 4, ~. tFIIi NJ 80 O'Clock am NJ the
rouft room " said court. In The ruuutY touU
iioufc, SAT- iafr rty andl County, Utah Toni
tory. has been duiY appointed b. the iulEe Of
slid tourt. for tAs sriucmrnt ~ tnil hrruuut
and hearing SAID urtiii1n tor distfihutiun, ut
which tiinu ana pIHresanY person Interested IN
sad estate may eIprAr aud show gauac, " nry
thptV be, why Htil account fnnuid not De- set
tied and approved ana incl dstrihnton made
40 pfuyrdiur
Dated october ii, i1l,
e. T.. ALtNN,
Ciefi ~ The probate Court.
uv q. D. STANTON, Deputy CLERK. utl
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sAtr LANE chr, Utah July 90, it1i,
. AtamrstIrf uf the tnntd Of Directors ~ tha
Bellevue ldshu MiuluE Company held ihis DAY
the hlt8 u payment Of No above described
DAY ~ August llll. 10 tho lith dny u sopidm
Dor, isl, 70 the satuu hour and place.
- order uf the Hoard % nfCcinrs,
0, o, notN, Acuug Secretary.
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AtAmcoiiBg NJ tho Board OF Director. III me
bellevue Idaho Mining Company held this DAY,
tho date ~ payment ~ tho above descuhsi
delinquent slurk waa extended ffur ne In
day NJ september, irii, IN the IN Gay Of Ocio
bsT, lsil. at the same hour ana Place,
ly order 81 the Hoard pf Directors,
D. q. Mons, Acting Secretary.
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Audiu Aru1rddutu with Law and an cTt.r ~
ne 1lHurd % DIRECTOR, made on tho lith DAY
uf hrag lsHl, o. nisny shares OF oeeA pNfoe
X fiuff 10 may be- ntctasaryt vii be Hllu "a
lf once % tht Conn any in fllt Lake ClfT, On
fuffy the fih COY of iune, i.lli "a y a.. q
UHT tAc dsllngnsh' HtHrstwrnti togrtltr WIN
me cost ~ aisefil.lug and cGpguact VI sala.
uL0gaor ~ mo h.rd 81 nirefipfu,
20 sO NOM, Ariiny Feo'T.
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Mus WINDOWS hot4ufAG rrnur should
Always he uacd fur children itytAiuK. u
s1othrn the child toiirna thu guns. alays AL
pain cures wlnd coUc, and 10 The best rumed
Tor dlAunga. 1wtny I've eenIs boluc,
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In the Probate Court. in aui fpr san tats
County, Ter tiorg Of Utah.
In tho matter q DO Lsatc Of Jane PAINTER,
deceased.
NOTICE \ nEREBY GIVEN TifAr
N Wiism 3 ianirr, hIuiulHtfat1r "
the cs,stc Of Jane rante, deceased, has
rendered Cor fotuumcnt AMI tod .u tali
uuft, hia mai scc0unt W Die afmus
lsuatnh II saii ea'ats aud petition Tor
nusi distribution of The fCsIquu 70 ta.l estate
lmanr tho rrrsaaa Cnurrd thereto, add
that lfiday,t rih Gay ut tufcmhef,A,i isli.
a. 10 o.ol0ok a m., atthe Cplr Nuuw u fsi
court, IN tho County tUun uouso, sllt iak0
Guy and county. Utsh ierritofy. haf been iuiy
appointed b. Tie ildHs ~ taid court, fnr % q
tctilUuitnt ~ sall account Ann hearing tAl1
Vstiiion Tor d.atribuuou, al Which TINE and
place au1 person intafcstnd IN slid estate maF
appear and show cause pr AM turfr De-, WHY
taii account should not De- settled ana np.
proved ald nnN diatnbuti1u uisdu a. prayed
Tor
dated october iilh, itqL
G. AIfps,
CLERK Of the Probate Cuufi.
ByU. b. sflSIOS. ucputv an
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IN tho Probate Co1Tt No and for salt Lake
County, Territory ui Utah.
In the matter Of the EHtsie Of Edward Cal.
lister, dcrCaHCu.

NOTICE n HEUEM OWEN, THAT
~ John =. Nalli.tGf, HdmInhuainr uf The e..
Tate OF Edward CaIilsigr deceased, has rendered
fug settlement, ard rlc1 ln sald court,
his nlh account ~ NJ aiminisiraton
OF said estate, and petition for anal de,
trIhuton Of the ftsiduo OF said eftatn
among tho perfuus entitled thereto. aud
that FRIDAY, tho ON day ot November. A, u.
lei, NJ 10 O'Clock an. re- Mo culri room Of
said court. In the County iourt iluuso' salt
duly appointed b tie Judge oi eAil court Tor
the settle uoht or faid account, ana hearing
faid petition for distr huululat which time aud
place any prrsou iutcfrHlrl iu Hlli estate may
appear aud show caute, u any there be-, ny
said account should not De tctiiCd anu an
proved, ana final Distribution made as prayed
Tor
Dated October Is, is1l
CLERK Of the Probate court.
Ky g. y, STANTON, Deputy Ciert, daw
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In the peouate Court in and Cor salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah
In the Naiteroi the Estate of james
iaiHtipuEh, deceased.

INlIt'uuHNt NNitAHNas
NrOTtCr j. HEREBY OWN THAT
~ turulIuc fatrcluugA, aHuiniHtfatliN N
mo estate uf james taircltai decreased, Bro
rendered fUf setiigiuunt,aud nlci ln aAll Court,
her duni account Of her administration uf rail
e. tAtH and petition Tor final dniHhutiun 90 thu
rrfidur ~ faid estate among thu poraons uu
utIed thereto, aud that Friday, M fth DAY "
faytmbcf. 4. II. 1901, At 40 o'cllrl AIN, at the
Court room ~ taid Court, IN a. County tllfi
House, salt taac CITY aud County, Utah Ter.
fitory, hua been dulY appntntyd hY the judge
uf fali Court, iur ne tCtilfntui ~ tapi 40
count huH hearing tail petition ilr dlstrihu.
lOn, at uhirl time ana plnre huN prfHuu intvf
ostpd iu slii cHtHtn may appear and show
causr. 10 any there ho,Uhy 'aaldarg0uht should
not be- settled aud approved anI lnll disifi1u'
ton made A. prayed Tor.
Daicd uCtuhci rs, itlL
q. J. AtLIN,
Ciffk Of The Probate court.
~ q. q frANruN. Deputy CLERK uti
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Onfte l.oom fi0 Constitution nuildlrg. salt
Lake city, Jtah.
NOTICE. 90 THERE am nELiNoubNT
~ 0uthc tollosinE dcscfiHed stock, on &C
eonnt ot assessment levied on tho ath day OF
september, ispl, the several am0unts set nppo
tltc the NAMES Of the respective shartholdcfs'
a. lulI mMa-
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And IN accordance with law, Pc many shares
0f each parcel at such stock a. may be neecs'
taty wilf be sold A. the ofre NJ The company,
it0oh a5l Constitution buldlng Nam aucnt
salt lake City, On the 2nd day OF NoYrNhrr,
isel, at " O'Clock. noon, 70 pay the dolhqurhl
sssssainent, together With tho cost Of adyurtii
GIDEON a. GIBRs,
Secretary South Jordan canal COMPANY,
Salt Lake CITY. ueiober lhih ala
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order In show cause why order oi sale Of Real
Esiaie and fets1uil Properly should
NOS lc mode.
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In the District Count Cor the rbltd Jadieai Dia.
tlcl Of ttah Territory, County OF
salt lAEU.



J,tilAuEru ruGMuE. NANCY h. RIA.
IL mre, hlaria y. ru.,niTc' Csr99l,te i'as'
cent II rusmife, ielloy rusmito, lirh
puFmlre, jonathan u. Pufnfc. iAndun
X. rusmirs. and james H. rusmlfc, mi,
Vincent j. rugnise, lfiior fufmifc, hifh
rnsmuc. Jona.au 4 nrs- Ne jamsl v ius.
, iusmltg aad Carrie lggm.fc, inot.i saia
Maria y ruEmiro, nAvld guardian Of sHid
UfHro' rufmirc and latrie iuEmIrr, mihnrai
bsud \. rnrmit' and Nora \. fnFmife, mi.
Davld y. puauifu Hnf Slra =. luFmifc, mt
nurs, iiobct y fusnlfe, ilehaft = iuEmlfo,
guardian " ,aid iiohct &. ru.mifc. Richard 5.
Plaintiffs.
Georso " pugmire. Jamcs ". ruFHire. Eilla
ne ~ hch ray'' VI nv, rstqfs' iEEs ssi,,s
1homa, b. rugmirs. aud AIMS Pggmlrc'
adults, DcietlaAb'
Under and hy virtue Of a. order ~ sale. is.
frHf out OF tls uittfiCt Court Tor The Thfd 10.
diflai nlstret Of the TerntfY n itah, uu thg
agtion. wherein Iisauoth iuzmlfc and tho
other plaintiffs above named obtained 40 order
~ sale and decree N thif acton Tor pariliinn
isndaris shove named, on the l5ih day o. -sp.
tenihsr, tsli, ny vhlca we arc commanded 10
frlI AZ that certain Dot, piece or pattrl ~ laud
situate, lying AMI being Ia no tltY and tulniy
Of salt tlaAo aud Territory ~ ttsh, bounded
uud described ~ follow, 10 wit
HesinnIng Al the northwest corner u lot fivt
tiI hIntk INV IiHl. iiat ~" ot salt Lake city
sun ry, and running thence south Ntneif nto
tliI fcdt thuuco east sA lUl rods, thence south
forty hye and one toufih as - feet. thence
east one sud one halls q 20 rods thence nurih
Ofc Hundred aud fotty AID QUE four h 10 20
fsttg thence west seven aud one half " 'tl
rods IN the place of beginning,
Notice l. hereby given. that on Monday, the
0ih dHy Ut November, ISL, 81 " O'Clock noon nf
| Inst day, in front Of the County unut li1nse ia
| the aid CITY and County OF sa Lake,wu VII Ia
obedience 10 said ufuer OF sale, cell The aiiYt .
descubsd property, 70 the hlshcst and best bid
der for cash, lawful money OF the lnitci state 4.
Dated october 18Th, ls1l. .
THOMAS u. LEWIS,
n J.. hOiiI,
J. u. CUMMOCk,
dtd isfcree.
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UeorEo ~ pugmlfe, james ". ifnuife, Eilla
beth 81 non, FdWari NJ. fuFmirr, Henry Y.
IhYWas b, pugmife, aud AIMS D.. rugmifc,
Adults, Defer iaAu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-10

talk the matter over with West &
Ellinwood of Eastern avenue. For
the cleanest of linen for holiday fes-
tivities, Wards steam laundry can
be called into requisition and will
give certain satisfaction. Others of
our advertisers whose business an
nouncements are familiar to the
CALIFORNIAN readers, and who will
be found reliable in dealing, are Wild
er, Noyes & Co., who, while not max
ing a speciality of holiday goods"
can heat up house or plumb it in
excellent shape; Geo. H. Paine, cleo
trician. at the Center, with facility
for equipping a residence or business
place with electrical means of COM
munication; Park & Barrett, with
whom our farmer readers should be
familiar, as they manufacture a pure
ground bone fertilizer, which they
exchange for cash or farm produce;
and Moore & Co., who contribute
largely to the heaps of black comfort
found in St. Johnsbury coal bins.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-10

OPENING.

Werespeotfully invite the public to our Grand Hoi-
day Opening which is now in progress. In addition
to our large stock of Christmas Goods we offer the
largest assortment of General Merchandise ever seen
in St. Johnsbury. In every department Customers
can find presents for their friends, both useful and
ornamental Observation has taught us that people
in making their Christmas selections have in mind
articles of use and value more than for mere show
Acting on past experience Customers will find more
choice goods of real worth than ever before We
shall not attempt to enumerate the different articles
which we have for sale. Simply extend an invita-
ton for all to come and see for themselves
We desire to call attention to the
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Deaths.

At St. Johnsbury, Dec. 4, Mrs. Mary,
widow of Jehia1 Powers aged 81 years and
10 months, formerly of Lyndon
At ST. Johnsbury, Dec. g. infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Spaulding.
At st. Johnsbury, Dec. z, William Green
aged 80.
At ST. Johnsbury, Dec. 6, OF consumption
Celia Marion, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. LaPage, aged one year and four
months.
At West Waterford, Dec. 3, James w. Cur
tbs, aged So.
AT Danville, Nov. 80, Warner Goodenough,
aged II.
At West Concord, Dec. 6. Mrs. Louis
Cheney, aged 90.
AT West Burke, Dec. 5, Mahala, wife of
Stephen Switser, aged SO.
At Bloomington, Nov. 20, Elisha Griswold,
aged rs.
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Souvenir China.

We have just received for this Holiday sale another
invoice of Souvenir China with views of the North
church. Museum of Natural Science, Athenaum and
Academy. One of the novelties of this assortment
is Tile Calendar for 1892, with view of of the
buildings on the back. Retail price % cents The
Art Room is resplendent with choice pieces of
Royal Worcester Doulton, Haviland and German
pieces, especially adapted for gifts Customers are
cordially invited to visit this room. Remember
store is open only three evening each week. Monday
Thursday and Saturday.
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| CALLED YOUR at

tention several years ago to the very sensible
idea of making your wife or family Christ
mas Present of a nice Endowment Policy.
I will suggest the thing for this year.
and one of the VERY LIBERAL POLICIES of the
''old reiable'' STATE MUTUAL. Don't wait
too long, time is fast nearing Christmas.
CHAS. S. HASTINGS, General Ag't.
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First Natl Bank of st. Johnsbury.

The twenty-eighth annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National Bank of
st. Johnsbury, Vt, will be held a their bank
ing rooms in st. Johnsbury, on Tuesday, jan
uary 10Th, 1892, at one O'Clock in the after
noon. for the election of directors for the year
ensuing. JOHN c. CLARK, Cashier.
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT. Dec. 5th, 1891.
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Births.

At Lyndonvi1le, Dec. 4, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Smelling.
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VILLAGE CAUCUS.

VILLAGE CAUCUS.
convention of the legal voters of the vii
lage of st. Johnsbury is hereby called to meet
at the Town Hall in said village, on Satur-
day, December 10th, 1891, at 7.3O in the
evening, to put in nomination for the ;3evera1
village offices, names to be voted for at the
annual meeting of said voters to be held on
Wedne sday, January 9th, 1892.
Per order of Trustees,
JOHN c. CLARK,
Village Clerk.
st. Johnsbury, VT, Dec. 9, 1891.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
1 hereby give my son, George E. Odekirk,
his time during the remainder of his minority
and shall claim none of his earnings be
responsible for any debts of his contracting
after this date.
CABOT, VT, October 81, 1891.
CHARLES ODEKIRK.
EDDIE ODEKIRK, Witness.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

of every kind at the Variety Store and all
parts and fixtures. Strings of all kinds for
all instruments. A good string for 15c
for csc, Violins. Banjos, Guitars, Accordeons.
Comets. Flies, Drums, C1arinets, Flutes, Pic
co1os, Cellos, Bones, Autoharps, Tambourines,
Mandolins, etc. Everything in the musical
line, both cheap and fine goods at lowest
prices. GEO. E. GROW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-10
New Advertisements.
POP CORN.

POP CORN.
Stoves pop corn is all ready to pop, and
everybody who wants it should apply early.
Single pounds SC; half bushels at the rate of
+1a cents per pound; larger quantities at the
ra tie of four cents.
VIM. c. STOWE,
No. II Hastings ST., st. Johnsbury, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-10
OYSTERS AT 35c A QUART.

Fresh opened small Oysters 35c quart
P. r. Oysters 4Oc a quart.
Fresh opened P. r. Oysters 45c quart.
w. o. Greeley will sell oysters at the above
prices until further notice. He also carries
the best line of fish of any dealer in town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-10

At LyndOnVil1e, Dec. 4, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Smelling.
Marriages.
At st. Johnsbury, Dec. g. by Rev. Edward
c. Boynton, both of Bangor, Me.
At Glover, Nov. rs, by Rev. Joseph Board
man of Barnet, Arthur c. Mcdowell, NJ. D.,
of Barnet, and Miss Edith M. youngest
daughter of ]. E. Dwinell of Glover.
At Carroll N. H, Dec. 2, by Rev. M. c.
Henderson of st. Johnsbury. Joel H. Fisher
of Danville, VT, and Nettie 5. Howe of
Carroll.