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THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST Ia, 1915.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord to Boston.


IN and after April list, Passenger Trans will run
~ daily, (snndays exceptedO in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, as
follows;
Leave Bostona A. NJ. IL A. NJ, and l.2 p. NJ.
Leave Concord at 3-4 A. NJ, ll!2OA. NJ, and Ia
p.
Trainsrom intermediate places will run asfolows, viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 AM, 1873 p. NJ, and $40 PM
Nashua nj $3.50 4. NJ, l245 p. NJ, and 1870 p. NJ.
Manchester $3.50 A. NJ, l;3O ?. NJ, aud S'5 PM
orimmedialey ON the arrival of the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 A. NJ, 1875 p. NJ. and P. NJ.
Nashua at 6 l2 A. M, l;l5 p. Nj. and 5P NJ.
Lowell nj 7l5A NJ, 2 r. NJ. and B IL +. Me-,
or Immediately on the arrival of the trcm Concord
The second tIHnron Concord arrives n Boston in
son for Passengers take the New York
Inc road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road so that Passengers may pass betwNt Concord la
Verhll Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately on the arrival of the first train at
Concord leave by various routes for lIOpkntO Newport
Claremont and WinsOr for Lebanon and llanoycrPlym
ouh and Haverli Canaan and OrlOrd Meredith Bridge
Centre llnrbor nnd the White Mountains. On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach Royalton, Mddrhury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and SaAes
to Ogdensburgh; Stages also from Ilaverhll to stan
siehd connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nuner
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord RAN Road
run to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canadas.
Stages run daily from franklin and SandborntOn he
-l o'clock train returning after the arrival Oithe
Ond train from Boston.
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA
pARITTA

THE wonderful effects of this medicine upon the blood
ARE well known to the world In diseases arising from
the too Tree Of mercury II is said to effect speedy
curc to get this medicine sure is the only safety. This
medicine has effected great cures, and what 1t has
dOue it Ito again, aud by its the world will be
tyed OF vast amount OF suffering. The bottles o
the same size of the dollar BOTTLES. Retail Price so cts
Pamphlets containing full account OfIhe above mcdi
cine to be had gratisa at
2l5-eoply. DIR s J, ALIENS
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PENSION AGENCY.

'HE Subscriber having been for several years engaged
1 in the Pension Office, exclusively for the eNamina
ton of Claims for Revolutionary Services and having lett
that Office ior the last two years devoted his time to
the prosecution Of claims before that office and the other
Public Offices of the Government. Being well acquant
ed with tie various Pension laws, and with the
from whence proof of services may he derived he is
bed render essential aid to such as require an agen
IN this city ...
lie will transact business of any kind committed TO hi
charge for n reasonable compensation.
All letters on business must he post paid.
Reference il respectfully made TO the Hon. j. COllamer
Hon. S. S. Phelps and Hon. Paul Dillingham;.
II. II. SYLVESTER.
Washington Cty March, 1916 256-6m
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PRICES REDUCED!

Shn LBS Philadelphia Extra White Lend for
IL cOV sale by the keg a "a cents and In less
quantities at cents per pound-best Lnseed Oil ut %
cents per Gallon. Also, Coach and Furniture Varnsh
Spirits Turpentine Paris Green, Chrome Green and Vel
low and other paints for sale at prices that be
under sold STEARNS
July a. 1si5.
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DaLLE US.

THE original and only genuine MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
L TRACTOR-the wonder and blessing of the age-l
JoM cheaper and superior all other compounds.
fahe rom million tongues, says, next 10 the Bible let
Al be prizednit cost 500 box will keep il con,
stantA in house, hold II indispensable bread" All
pas those othe worst burns are instantly stoned
by IT, and oibrused swollen, broken strained poisoned,
cut jamed or otherwise wounded parts, cured rith
nut scar Ii nites broken limbs rapidly, cures the worst
OF the bowels indeed all internal and external soreness,
bronchitis and spinal injuries, in truth whether or
beast be suffering, like miracle it cures. :.
The ren0yating and balmy influence Of this wonder
working SanatiyG is fast extending itself into every
ner Of this intelligent continent. Look into the splendid
mansion md the fair daughters within its precincts will
say we owe much to its magic touch" Turn your loot
steps towards the more humble Cottage md the tender
mothers vii bless its hing aid and the prudent us
bandman will cehess he has never lost III cows ndder
eelded lamb calf pig, colt, had IL CALLED shoulder
bone or lost his tabor by cuts strains bruises since he
has used ii. FOrlmlher information pamphlets in the
hands oagcnts to be distributed eratis and they will eN
plain the tOrgeries upon il and guide you in the way to
secure the genuine Extractor to beilet the poor y
cent box is offered. BE careful to notice that H. Daley
be written on each box in coored ink with pen
rms is the only test by which you can be sure to get
the genuine Extractor.
~ 5, j. ALLEN, is the wholesale agent for Windsor
County, ~ Woodstock. The Cen. Depot at l2s Fulton
ST. New ork the genuine can also he had the follow
- Tan & Sons, Taftsvc, Oliver Bailey. So Wood
stock, a y Burke, Springfield, q II Wardner, Wind
sur, L M9 S stocker IIurand. Walter Brown Fetch.
Vile Davis WHEELER, Cavcndsh, Smith PrOclorsvilIc,
j Smith, Ludlow, Tyson Furnace Company, Sumner
Wheclor, Plymouth, Geo Muuon, Bridaewater, i
Dantorth, Barnard, Merrck Sylvester Gaysvlc. Justin
Morgan, Stocbridgc Briggs Pierce, Rochester; Royal
Flint, Hancock; Smith 4 Blodgett. Bethel, Mowrey
lntchins, Z. Bethel Nevns Co., Royalton, Baxter
d Wnlbridge, shaon, Seymour Beknap, Barnard, M
than SNOW, POnlret, w II Steele, West Hartford, J G.
Brooks, Hartford, Amos Hill, Hanover, N. II. 2666m
. II Merchants can be supplied lay ALEU-, at New
YORK wholesale prices, and any Family with little rou-
bic can avail themselves OF this truly Wonder Working
Sanative. You may rest assured this Save is not
hnmhng-il is n bLessng TRY il.
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TYSON FURNACE,

FUNlE subseribcragent of the TYSON FURNACE at
Plymouth Vt, would respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons the establishment and the public
generally that they have hand and continue week
ly TO make large assortment o.
The most aPproccdpottern ooking iStOUes
do do do Parton do do
also PARLORS BOYSTOVES,
mgreat 0ariety, together with eUery varic-
I'm Of
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Temperance House,

'HNIIE SUBSCRIBER has opened Temperance
n House (and he will keep no o,herO on the Sonth
SIDE OF the Park in Woodstock where p G. ALDEN has
tately kept publ; House lie sOlcits the patronage
those who wish success to the temperance cause aud he
VIII endeavor to merit that patronage To the extent OF
his abilities. The buildings sufficiently capacOlls
accommodate travellers and their teams almost amy
extent. The subscriber ndug,s hope tina, it will not
be said as in cases. that temperance people cannot
Afford 10 call upon him by of the deficient accom-
nor that he furnish sufficient accomno
dations because there isno custom to support ii.
LOYALM. WOOD.
Hoodstock Nt.,June 9th, 1915. 2G5i
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NH DOWNS VEGETABLE BALS.fN-
&c ELIXIR.
THE great Northern remedy for Consumption and all
l. other diseases of the LUNGS, The unparalleled sale
and success of which is well known. It is therefore un
necessary TO publish long ulsome
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can be had oflhe following agents and Of them only In
tho neighborhood,
Sd. ALLEN, Woodstock. Oliver Bailey South Wood
stock. Chs. Tnkham, Quehcee Village f. p. Nevns
d Co. Royalton, &c Brooks, Hartford 24gly
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"5 OR 81, EDSON'S ROW
LEAD PIPE.
MLVER SPOONS,
Or ELEGANT Bread and MILK Eaters.

ITO fiji all sized moulhs-from the delicate sip-tca mouth
oil Inc belle TO the man what eats his ''has' m II
hurry. Owing 10 millions of other things that we have
III our shop, we shall have TO throw the above articles
way nueSs they are disposed of very soon Any body
that has little aloyed chnk' TO exchange the "pure
article" will find great chance at or 3.
June II. RUSSELL e. CLARKE.
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NOTICE.

rJ1Is may certify that have given my son Andrew j.
l Whitman his time TN he Is ofacc,l shall claim none
of his earnings nor pay any of his debts contracted after
this date. SMITH WHITMAN.
Brdsewater July 81, Isis. 2i2 Sw'
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LEAD PIPE.

BEAD 7 IT Z.
VIHE SUBSCRIBER continues to manufacture Lead
| Aaueduct and Block Tin Pumps at his establish
nent in Barnard, W., where he will sell wholesale and
retail us low be purchased at any other establish
nent In Windsor County.
The above articles can be had by applying to PIILo
HATCH, Woodstock.
WEssON NsWCoMB.
Barnard W.. June 10, 1915. 265--im
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EdtlfD Gnnns.

IRON New York and Boston, ARE on hand at s or
J. but going oilrapidly and ut the smallest profits.
Jnun
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fs0tctOurt Springs Taic and
kfeSnaie Institute,


nfIlf EXERCISES OF the Summer Session OF this School
L will begin On Monday the 18th June and continue
six months. The Male department VIII be conducted
by the Rev. George Pcarcy, \. b and The Rev. Geo.
W. leitwlch. The Female department viii BE- con
Quoted by Mrs Geo. w. Itltwich assisted by her has
band The Boarding department will be under The
management Of Rev. james Letiwie aud his qdy
by tins arrangement II Is confidently believed That
he school, already large, viii be greatly increased
The Institution Is under The organization of the Valley
uniuu Education Society ol irgluan and Is alike o.
pen 10 tut reception u pupils OF toth and o al de-
Nominations Il is capable Of pr pairing youths lor Col
lrge-if Teachers and lOr the the active duties Of
liir,sad II Is hoped viii train them up IN the nur-
ture aud aamoailion OF the Lord The discipline " III
he Kind and paietual, bat steady aud Iuiexibe.
ieGmBper session n aioiths
0uho1afhy. Rcadlug, Penunanshp, OF Phi
mary Arithmetic. 5000
Geogephy. English Gropmcr Arithmetic.
Aaioal, Mural and Mental Philosophy. Bola-
ny. Chemistry, Rhetoric or fanasraIhy $3.50
Latin, Gneak, French, Draw ny aud Painting,
Agrbfa. Gromrtry tt Surveying $500
Music On PIANO forlr, --Ttaehcr's Fee.
Frequent EXERCISES in Defamation and Com
position vii be attended 10 b. the hieher clls-
ses.
Board including bedding and nom rent, per
NINTH, $3.50
Pupils may enter at any 0ne. and nay from thcr on
trance u tn end 1t the ,c~sun, bn Il very desirable
they should eafr al ihe beginning o the Session when
The class arc fafued
Payments lar Board and Tnition one.half in ads
vance.
Accommodations may ho obtained by the Parents and
guardians nj pupils, who may wish Ii avail themselves
Of the Sulphur springs daring the summer.
Bg order 81 The Trustees
April / Is
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Married by Ghaace-The Count do " nv.d !, ,
STATE OF single aud independent blesselncss lie WAS
~ young, very Fei. aud was surrounded by every lhpo
"'ieh Gould give enjoyment 10 lie excepi win lie
~ "'quehuy thought OF becumng a husband hut bad
aiN'ss oeeiafed oH before the knot was tiod On,o
ho"e'sf, he oahd himself very nearly conmi,i;ro Ls
i'i'y VI inaifmany. ynurg person the dauolfe, ,f
one OF ms friends, pleased him-ber torinne ,eaI T. m
no, less perhaps than her person and accomnlisbnen
ala There were other reasons Of Convenience & -, |
uiy the union NJ W JUS
ne "onni, who had frequently made the frs, s,cr 70.
aios maninony, but as frequently drew bark Ind ma,
yft decided upon ihe course lie should ydn, !, nix; 80
me mad Promised the friends Of the lad, rencat,IlY
bsl mad made no outward sign Of peri,rfnagre H.; ~
e "ohel, however, knowing his weakness in lbis re-
site, resolved TO bring matters 10 ietmiraii,, nd
"'eie'eIe demanded Of The Count whether he would ~
~gaid mol marry her daughter. and reapested an inn.
''e reply. / he Count found himself in ore,t en,,s,
iaSaiheht. Al this moment his fears and hesilat,n m
'"'u WIN mpre furcc than erer-be trelbled Al ,he
consequence '''O''u ID u'e
10 give up his cherished habits of bachenrbood bo
,p ' as naio--h was almost impossible to abandon
mem. In ms emergency, he resolved 10 anneal o
."ance lie wrote Two letters--n the ono he accented
'he hana q he lady; in the other refused il lie ,hen
Pu, mem in'oa hat, and called his servant
axe one Of these letters - said he .ana c,,,v :, ,o
the chalesu de - "s ''''y u W
Which sir ?''
= Which you please
ine servant chose letter. The Count burnt IN.
other without opening IL. 1'"' '''
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Remedy for he Summer toUPitiat--Put three
fJunhs II a ea-spoohlul of powdered flahafh and ono
spoonful Of mag0esia into tea cup aud pour it foil
Of boiling waler; let II stand until Il Is col and then
pour the liquid III to which add teo tea spoonuls Of
gntd brandy. and swerlrn well With loaf sugar give
child nj ram one TO three YEAR old lea spoonful five
six TIMES day. For food, take n double handful of
1ouf lie II mp IN n cloth and boil II three hours; whru
cnld lake of the outer covering OF paste and crate the
hard white Substance in sufficient quantity tn thicken
with milk, boil II minute twu, stir with stick
ut cinnamon aud swecten II. dh The medicine and
iod are quite palaabe, and together rarely f ja per
feet cure.
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NfRGlNlA:-A Rules held in the Clerks o. ice of the
Circuit superior Cont Of Law and Chancery fef tn
county OF Amherst, Monday the I'd day June, 1915
Willis II. Punket, Plaintiff,
against
Reuben Carver, Mary Muudy, administrators of Charles
Mundy, dccd and Nelson Crawford late Sheriff of Am
herst county. Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant Reuben Carver, having entered his
appearance aud given security according the
bly, and the rules of this court and il appearing by satsac
ny evidence that he is not nhahant of this
wealth. 1t is ordered that the said Defendant do appear be-
fore the Judge Of said at the courthouse the
first day OF August term next, and the bill of the
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper printed in the Iynchbire for
two months successfully and posted the front door the
court house Of this county.
Cupy-feste,
ROBERT TINSLEY elk
June 10 WIN
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distance Of ten leagues seraraed the Two claieaux.
The domestic must be absent twenty fur Inurs lvrn
Iyionrs olapse before the tuunl know his fate
His situation Is any thing but agreeable ho knows not
during twenty iuuf houfs whether be is single
married onewhether be has still the power dsprse
Of himsl whether be is not already dispsrd uf-
The domestic reiufnod-ho lad carried ihe letter Of
cepat uh. and NJ. de- M Is. at this lime, the
hspp ios husband in hat rafi oi the country.
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23oftteal.
YakE FLIGHT ~ rss1s.

BY }. g. rrkcEyaL.
Faithfully flow, thou falling river,
Like dream that dies away
Gown the Ocean gliding ever,
Keep ths calm, unruilled way
Time, with such silent motion,
Floats along ON wings of air,
To e;ernity's dark OCEAN,
BLr,ing al lis treasures there.
Roses bloom and then they wither;
Checks are bright then fade and die;
Shapes Of light are waited hiihef,
Then like visions hurry by
Quick as clouds at even driven
Der the many-colored west.
Years are bearing us 10 heaven,
Home OF happiness and rest.
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: gAheRoFr's History Of The United States,
lIome. snallel ana Micr's fa9lanl,
Gibbons Rome,
Ferqusau's -
Nenuats
Iytler's Universal IIalory.
G5lasmllh's Greece,
Albsoa's History OF Europe.
Buiia's llHnfy Of the American Revolution,
Robenson'5 America.
Scotland aud India,
RIllln', Ancient History,
Russell's Modern Europe,
tospet's Naval History,
Nillard's Universal History,
fmsl's Book Of the Army.
Pfeseo's Conquest Ut Mexico.
Ferdinand aud lsabeli
Sparks Life and Wuungs oi Washington
MARSHALL Life of Washington,
l'Arlrehe's History OF Napoleon,
SCOTS Lilo OF Napoleon,
Bouffienne's Private Memoirs OF Napoleon,
Plnlareb's LIVES
fuckers Llle Of jefferson,
lfvtnl's Columbus,
Nlrl's Lille of +. Henry,
Slnms's Life OF Marion.
DR.. Olin's Travels in the East,
Df. Durain's Observations IN Europe,
DR.. Bands Islt in Northern Europe,
Halls Rambes 10 Europe
Norman's Rambes II. iucaian,
kendall's Santa Fc Expedition.
Voyages around the world
Sephen's lneldenls Of Travel in fneatan,
Ceuinl America, Ghlapas, &C.,
EgyP, &c. Sc. nc.
For sale, by
PAYNE & GREG DRY.
May 10 Is
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,, a nurse toaeeH 10 Christianity The Rev. MI.
Dean, Missionary "a China " no mas b,n l.yc,,n, :,
'"use v REQUIRES al Rochester. has with him Chinese
co'eh, "h1se patents are heuhen AMI whose brothers
nte hos ""snpfefs of IDOLS lea night ar iva AGO de
hSefeo an Address which Mr. Dean translated for the
huHsief. lie sad he was happy ,o meet 50 many
''''shahs, Hai ht hoP'd with thpIn IN the same Sa
N'onf, aud ipked forward 10 the same Heaven
Dei"fe hi' cenversun he had very confused d , oC
'"e hs'ed'et lie thought he would enter some other
"oha, and live ptetly much as he lived here fl,
""s"'Ppea ne idol gods OF his own country whnm he
nan "een au2hi 10 believe would Project INN FINN dis
t1S ana promote hls business lie thought thai the pod
u"'h ~ me image, not that the nnaye was G dbut hc
&c h''" exactly what 10 think with regard 10 the ia.
', ne 'h"nghi according Ia the Boodish system tina,
So '"en' ahef death, became angels aud II they did
80 ." ""eh ahGes, they would become rods and i,
~, "i'"ai'ea 'htf integrity as gDds then as ther last
49, u's5 "uu'a 'e ahnihaied. But If moi gopd IN
90 NJ ne neiie'ed they would he turned INTO brulos
-, "a'e VI me convert, as We karn from the Ruclcs
" D'"'Neia', Is 4 b"k- he IS % yeafs old and wa,
"s'S'u "a aeichsln pursuits al the ace ut 20 II,
- "Aa ii'ile aooYe the usual stature ul The Chinese
"a" teaa ahd write mpetery-is dfessrd in HE naty,
"'' a'o III All respects, Is far representation q
we c"nlii'bn people OF his native country
. ne vas eapt1d ahoGi two yeats agu aud was ono Il
49, ""ieost oi2ahzed into the lie Chew church il
'Auh2 hing under Tie pastutal care of Mr. Dean in
pm, lo4o The church now composed of eiob Nom
Sefs. number more have desired baptism Ia,ge ne
seoses ON the Sabbath attend divine service m tbei
ano me people appear simple eachabla and in
= - az" ahoiu encouraging Prospects tn those VIII
sie aoofing i9r the niroductlon Of ChrSlinnitv H.,
china. = N''s'''"'y 'p
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&iH'''IA At circuit saparor orlaw and chan.
cory, confirmed and scld for Franklin c,,r, man.
eonft-house the l5ih day oil lay ISIS: - ~ A'
F1fmen's E"gIi,h aud Matthew T. Allen lat. ma,
S"l h,'"1f'' trading under the style and firm VI
PialntlG,
agaiHsi
Luke Kay, Gusavus \. " nsfeld und Samuel Hal.
Defendants
In CHtNcEey
The defendant Luke Ray, not having entered his appe,,
ahee aud gwen security, according the act os Assnh
ana the rules OF THIS court, and appearing by sats,,
evidence that he IS not inlahtant Of this Stat. ~
motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel ordered tina, ,b a..
defendant do appear here the first duy of Ia, nex
ard answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of tb, i.
be forthwith inserted IN s"me newspa per published in III.
town o yn9hour tortwo months successfully and posted
IN tin lrolt door OF the court house of this county r
Copy-feste
- M G. CARPER, d C.
""'o WIN
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NihGlNlN AT rules held in the clerks Office ,,,.
cl, superior court OF law and chancciy Tor thu ". S
q rankin, the day of Nav, 1916; NV 'oaht.
Benjamin .cmon, behalf of himself and o,h
~ egoson decd who shall in and ,L VI
ei oy and contribute to the expense of this suit 10
Plaintiff,
against
SANFORD Scott and Sarah his wife, the said S,nfa,,
own ight and as executor of jeremiah Ferpus ~ ms
Stephen Aders and Rachael his wife Jeremiah r. uee
WHEY Ferguson, Charles Ferguson Samuel rsuson
Armist eat Young and Margaret lis wife Mr. sp'onf
and Pleasant Thomas and Frances his WIFE Dclcni suoa
In CHANcERY.
The defendant, Jeremiah Ferguson, no, bay;n -
his appearance and given security, according ia ,fa
a'emby ana the 'tias oft court, aud appearing NV "
i.tetory evidence that he is not inttan oJ ~ - vat
Tn the motion Of tie !laina by counsel il is ,, iae
The SAID defendant do appear l,tc rules to be- 'a
said elerl office, on the first Monday in Scpenh :" me
answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this "nu
ith"ith inserted ia some new spaPer Published in DC
al ifnrhhure, for months spccesslv,Iv ,'i nc own
the ifoh door OF The courthouse OF tins county on a,
day. A Coay-Ie,e - =" some toort
june ' IN " I,
w1m
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l.IssssiiiEesIS.

a. T. have general assortment OF FAMILY GRO
w CERES. which v III be sold low Tor cash In
xchause tor Country Produce.
JOHN KlNNIER & co.
March Is
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FIaT'En3ysEV'S
E'EfR.E EHEFE.sSf STORE.

U.lIERHOUSE, UMFjI.GORE s. co.
MAIN STREET.
LVHchb urR Pa
A RE NV receiving their SPRING aud SUMNER
"a GOODS, comprising lar1e assortment Of cloth,
ing. made and trimmed IN the rrhpsl manner and u
the must Fasl loni5lr Sy les. which will be sold lor
{ tsn At greatly reduced pnees, among which may be
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TRUST SAFE OF LAND
BEDFORD.

pf VIRTUE OF deed OF trust bearing date the 2ls
81 day OF January 1913 and Of record in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Bedford, from Alexander
Thompson 10 me, trustee. | shall proceed to sell
on Thursday the lOh day of July next flair, if not
the next fair day thereafter the premises at public
auction TOR cash certain tract Of LAND, or So much
ihereoi as shall be sufficient 10 satisfy the sums now
due and in arrears for which the deed was made Ia
secure, This Land contains in alt. about THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRIY-ONE ACRES, lying
upon the Lynchbura aud Salem Turnpike Road and
adoins the L1nds OF John P Gray aud others of good
sui Tor improving. lies very we'll and has some first rate
Tobacco land upon it.
The tile TO the abovc land is believed tc be ndispn
table, but selling as trustee shall convey such title onl
as Is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid
GILES I. QUARLES, Trustee.
June ,IoJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

i'"iNlA;-h circuit superior court Of i,o
Gerry, continued aud held Tor Franklin e' ad eian.
eonfi house The 10th day OF May 1876. county at the
sohh n ,9oiee ard Gresham Choice late mtret,n,.
Choice, ~ !e 'i j. II &.
aua;,., Pl1inlia,,
'ohn o. w. Haynes and Ashford Keen, Deena,n,.
In CnANcERr.
he defendants John o ". Haynes, not ha wing o.
anu gwen security according TO The @
assembly, and the rules of this court and Il act Of
a'ac,oy eV idence that he is not inhabitan, by
commonwealth IT Is dered that the said defnJ this
pear ere ON the first day othe next term ana do ap
p'amtiis bill; and that copy of this order he f Tho
inserted IN some in the town
" ."o months snecessist, and posted a, the s
Copy-feste
June . i liz u c.
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