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Books and Stationery.

WARREN LAZELL, 1T Main Street,
II AS just received supply OF the Patent LETTER
Ii BALANCES.-Also, large assortment OF Letter
Envelopes DRAWING CARDS, thirty two cards in
pack consisting OF elementary outlines and Cottage SERIES
the pack is adapted instruct learners young old
without the MD ola teacher by Jacob and j. S c. Abbot
The Noturdtist's Library, containing descriptions Of
Man. Quadruped Birds, Fishes Reptiles, and Insects with
400 engravngs.
LlUes of the Presidents Of the United States, with As
cravings, ty Robert w. Lincoln.
All of the above Cheap as the Cheapest.
July 81. DIFF E. DORR, Agent.
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872 Main Street, WOrcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms.

The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum seventyfve Cents per quarter, If paid strictly
in advance.-Or
Four Dollars per annum One Dollar per quarter, if
paid in advance
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
is published weekly the office Terms,-Sl,75 in
advance or 100 if not paid in advance.
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Superior Knitting Yarns.

NHE subscribers have made arrangements be supplied
i through the season with every variety Of the
superior quality OF Yarn which they have heretofore kept
for sale and have hand every STYLE color and quail
ity. d. s. MESSENGER & co.
Worcester, Sept. 10. dw6weops
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SINGING SCHOOLS,

N R. L. S. RUST, Teacher Of Focal Music,
~ would respectfully inform the inhabitants OF Worces
ter County aud vicinity that he is located IN Worces-
ter and wishes to devote his whole time the duties of
his profession. Musical Societies. Chos private Glasses
obtain his services on The reasonable iermsa
BY the Kindness Of Professors l.. MASON and G. j. WEBB
Of Boston, Mr. Rust is permitted to refer any inquiries in
relation to his qualifications and teacher, TO
them. Residence No. BRINLEY Row.
Worcester, Sept. l6 l645. 36tf
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AND ANOTHER DRY GOODS
NOTICE,

n making this our second appearance in notic-
ing the unparalleled inducements which have been
and are now TO be found Mt HEAD QUARTERS we would
much impose upon the intelligent community in
which live, and from whom have received such
limited patronage for which beg return sincere
thanks Gas like Of our Pdrsdciai neighborS 10 claim
all honesty there in The trade ourselves pro
ess within hating distance Of the truth we
should be suspected of being out hang distance of
and did like Them and yet he from the
TRUTH and asked to hail it, should then have the
lie given professions by not being able
perform the task.
we are now as we ever have been prepared to say
that goods from this Establishment sold every day from
FIFTEEN to TWENTY-FIVE per cent cheaper Than
any other in this county, The quality goods the
low prices which they offered, proof Of this
sertion. 1t be evident every intelligent mind
any having buyer constantly the taking
advantage of every opportunity which offered buying
goods ruinous discounts from the of importation
and manufacturing and in quantities MORE THAN TEN
TIMES AS LARGE that of It's neighbour afford las
have above stated sell Is rs per cheaper
Lo..a .eoa:.ad 49, IL e LII s..s.
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Zephyr WorStedS,

HAVE just received entire assortment Of GER
i ZEPHYR WoRsTEDs, in all the different colors and
shades. Also TAPESTRY WORSTEDS, in all the colors
Worsted Patterns, Tasses Resets and Cords, Canvass,
Needles, &C. &c. PLAN and Shaded Purse Twist, in any
quantities, all Of which will be sold very low.
Merchants will be supplied on liberal terms.
Worcester, Sept So dwu4O ]. b. WYMAN.
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Elegant Wrought Muslin Dresses

ENOR Balls and Evening Parties, OF entirely new
n STYLE and superior quality just received and for sale
vary cheap by nARDON, BROWN Il 90.
Worcester, Sept. Is. 3wd
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REFINED LARD.

A Supply Of SPRINGFIELD LARD on hand andfor
A sale by the Pail or quantity at 201 Main ST, by
Worcester, July 2. Il BALLORD Il BLISS, Agts.
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Patent Action Piano FOrtes

THE subscriber has just received The Agency the sale
L ofLEMUEL GILBERT'S PATENT ACTION PIANO
FORTES, for the quality Of which he speak without
hesitation The superiority OF these instruments 9TH
ers consists in an Improvement in the action dor which
patent has been securely by which great and beauty
of tone well squckness elasticity and decacy touch
are Obtaned at the time it prevents the liability
get out of order and thus the objection the
action of those now in general By this Invention per-
formers will find the labor OF execution reduced nearly
half 1T Purchasers before making a selection will do
well to call at No. LOT MAIN STREET. and examine
of the above Instruments E. PERRY.
Worcester, July l6. ep3wton
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Three barns were burned in Hollis, N. H., on
Thursday evening, about nine o'clock. A man
has been arrested, who was seen running away
from one OF them.
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In addition TO the above premiums, deposie OF per
cent the premiums will be required; and deposite
note varying the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office of
the Company the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester, and
the Agents in the and sections New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvania and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July g. 1916
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS,
PAPER HangingS,

Wholesale and Retail.
VIE subscribers are manufacturing all kinds of PAPER
l. HANGINGS AND BORDERS of every description,
and have an extensive assortment always on hand part
of which be and sale (IoUer than can be
purchased etsewhere1at T. w. IL g. p BANCROFTrs
No. l55 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, Mass and az SAM,I
b. PIERCE CO.'S, No. Al Broad ST BosToN
Board Prints, sc. w p WIIITE e. RI
Newark, N. j., July 2S, 1916. sm
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Prints-P Prints,

TX CASES PRINTS just received making assort-
- ment more than FIVE TIMES as large as that Of
any Store IN to,o and prices warranted five per ct cheap
er, although some concerns advertise 40 cases.
HARDON BROWN co.
Worcester, Oct l. dwtH0
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FURNISHING GOODS.

In this department OF business enumerae
infinite variety OF Goods (weTe necessary which
be found any other store in this county,
and there those who do proclaim that theirs is the
BEST but they called upon for those articles their
would give the lie TO their own statement In this
department will always be found complete of
rockery Glass and China Ware Britannia Tea Trays
Table CutleryEntry Lamps, Solar and Astral do.-Mane
Ornaments-Green Curtain Pape-plain and fg'd Paper
HangIngs-Har Mattresses &c. &C. Also CARpETING-
Brussels Three-Py, Extra Superfne Extra Fine Common
All Wool, and Wool in great variety, and very
cheap-Star CarpetsPrined Drugges-Linen Stair Book
ing-Straw Mangs A, 4. and GA wide yd wide Cot
ton Carpeting-Brussels and Tued Rugs Stair Rods
Linen Sheetng Pillow Case Linen very cheap Table
Linens Russia and Scotch Diapers-Brds Eye Diapers and
Crash Towelng- Imperial and Marseles Quis-Woolen
Blankets, from common Rose the best ribbOnbuund
Whitney and Bath Blankets all OF which be afforded
and will be sold usual cheaper this Establishment
than any other in town
Pure White Live Geese Feathers.
$4,000 lbs. Pure White Live Geese Feathers
just received and have been epacked by ourselves which
give entire satisfaction the money refund
ed. They are superior to any in town.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
In this branch OF business able say that
stock Silks and Dress Goods is superior that of any
Others town, all others put together Persons
of Rich and New Style Silks and Dress Goods should not
think Of purchasing before calling at Head Quarters
CLOAKINGS.
Super quality French Coakings, siyle--Thibet
Cloths-Sik Warp lndiannas-Parametta-R Roy Plads
Silk Wrought Broadclohs-Fine French and German
Cloths, which we are offering very cheap
SHAWLS-SHAWLS.
We have now on hand the handsomest assortment o {
Rich Cashmere Thibet, silk, Woelen Brocha and Alpac
ca shaws, ever exhibited in this town.
FLANNELS-FLANNEL
We have in Store upwards of 20 bales Fannes en-
bracng every style OF While and Coored Fannels in the
market and for sale very low.
In closing this notice we take pleasure in being able to
refer the great which has attended this establish
men and the best proof that goods have and the best
guarantee that they will be sold cheaper than any other
in the county Call at Head Quarters and buy cheap of
HARDON, BROWN & co.
Worcester Sept 90. dw6wsS
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1000 CASES AND PACKAGES

Dry Goods, CrOckeTy, and China ware,
which make assortment superior TO in this county.
Any person by going to the different Rail Road Depo and
Express Offices in this town. will find that have UNDER
rated the quantity have received lest the creGuy of
many people might receive a shock
The following with every kind OF Dry Goods ever want
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UMBRELLAS.
Perfumery Perfumery

DEST French, German, and American COLOGNE;
ID LAVANDER WATERj FLORIDA MATER;
MILK or ROSES; CREAM, JASMINE,
PREVOST'S KALYDORE,
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. E. JOHNSON,
July "a If First door north Am. Temp. House.
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MIMERAL TREASURES,

A GOVERNMENT GRANT OF one mile square, in the
n Mineral district Lake Superior is offered for
for $780, Inquire Of JOHN MILTON EARLE Worces
If %
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political.
CLAY AND FRELlNGHUYSEN.
CORRESPONDENTS.

Wues every where will doubtless be pleased to rad
the following exceen. letters liom Mr.. CLAv and FRE
LlNonursss. in answer to those addressed thom by
committee vi the citizens Of New Haven, (Gonn and
in response to tho resolutions adopted at Wing
my held In that city The evening Of the 9TH umo
LETTER TO Mn. CLAY.
Nav HAVEN, NOVEMBER l6 1914.
SIN II is with much pleasure that we execute the
duty assigned 10 us by the Wings ol this city. Of
uniting Ia YOU the enclosed proceedings Of meeting
held by them the evening OF the 18th instant but this
pleasure Is mingled with the deepest regret that eau
not hail you. as We had fndy hoped. M President Of
these United States. The depluabe result Of the late
election has here, Az every where. filled tho hearts Of
your Wing friends with paln and mort Ica ion, and this
feeling has not been confined the rioters only bu, has
extended Itself Though every aye aud condition OF soc
city.
Wa were not aware. until we saw our anticipation
OF Your success blghed, how streng hod yon had ups
on our affections; aud i-el that you PREs,
pkNr IN The hearts Of vast majority OF the Intelligent
aud patriotic citizens OF the country where
be- defeated aud where the pspnyI shafts OF cau
ny can never reach you Had You been called IL
sumo the responsibilities of the oco of Chief Magistrate
of the Union. we feel that The most eminent
IN the dsGharg. ots duties could not havc ncreas
ed your fame. led To cherish any warmer feelings
than we now entertain your character and public
vices
We are proud, sir. of city for the vote sho has
given YOU which IL larger than ever given before
10 any cahdda'e III contested election ana We are proud
ol our State that AMID all the deeepluns and slsndcrs
which have marked thu OF our opp,nenls through
oul The late contest she has given YOU majority
thy of her character and OF the intelligence OF her CHI
aens.
May your valuable life, dear sir. he spared through ms
nay years bless the country yuu have greatly hon.
orcd aud whose interests IN tunes OF danger you have
80 often and 80 noby upheld,
We tender YOU In bella II of your friends hero, and Of
ourselves Individually ~arIncsi regards for you and
yours and trust that curly day You will find IL
convenient To visit New England that you may receive
from your friends here the enthusiastic greetings that are
duo to the Nations Benstdeio,; lf euch in truth you
are aud in affections second .ny to tho FATHER OF
HIS COUNTRY.
Your obedient servants.
P.S GALPlN.
JAMES 4. DABCOCK,
THOMAS II. TROWBRlDGE,
Hon. IIrrRy CLAY, Ashland. Committee.
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EDgC.E yEsS.s.

RERS. SARAH ID. RICE'S filth session Of her
4va school. at Rocky Mount, Will Commence on the
first Monday ii February next-ierms heretofore.
Board be had at SIX dollars per mnnth.'lnlion at
ten dollars per sesspn.Ne deduction will be made Tor
absence fem School except for pfolraccd sickness.
ROCKY MOUNT. Dec. %, lol5
The above school has been pltfunzed by me from its
foundation & entirely satisfied with the progress of
my children. was present at an examination made at
the clse of the recent sess'nn, and take pleasure IN
stating that have never known pupils to acquIt the
selves more crediIably AIRY examination which may
have attended, either here esen here.
X. NJ. TALiAFERRO.
Jan. 81
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ATTENTION.

fRFilE SUBSCRIBER would return thanks to his
friends and the public generally, Tor their liberal
patronage extended to him for or : Yeas past a
partner during that tine Of the two OF Lancaster
Bryant snd Brysnt Il Young and would now invite
their special attention To his conncxlon with The new
Of
BRYANT. TISSLFY l. LAVINDER;
and in asking their support TO the concern, promises
that industry and prompt attention 10 business shall be
he order Of The day. WILSON =. BRYANT.
Jan2 IA
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DISSOLUTION.

fkNiE concern of Benjamin T. Tinsley s. Co, is this
4 day dis.oIyed BY mutual consent. All persons hsy
my claims against the concern will present them tor
pay nen, those indebted To the will be good
noLgh 10 come forward and make payment, il is desi
rabi~ 10 close the business early practicable.
Either OF the partners is authorised 10 the oil
the concern IN Winding mp the business.
BENJAMIN Il. TINSLEY,
WILSON p. BRYANT,
WIN. r. YOUNG.
JAM 10
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.y'Ess. CO.y'CER.V.
1--WE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
. selves together under the firm and style ut
BRYANT, TTNSLEY & LAVINDEn,

BRYANT, TTNSLEY & LAVINDER
for the purpose Of ,ransacng General Grocery AN,
Commission business, announce 10 their friends and III,
public generally, that they have taken the large
brick building, ono door below lleniamn L. rhscy u
Co.'S old stand and nearly opposite the old stand of By
an, Young, aud are now receiving and have IN store
large and well assorted stock Of Groceries purchase,
tar cash. al low prices aud times hard and
scarce they are determined 10 sell ut small advsnc,
upon cost for cash. or country produce, and would
spectiuy invite the friends Of the late Of Dry
snt 4 Young and Benjamin L. Tnsey & Co. to AZ
examination oi their stock before making their purchases
The following goods constitute portion OF their stock
offered i,r sale:
IS hhds =. Rico. ST. Croiv and N. o. Sugars,
4ohanels F. Rico Sugar, (eheap)
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
$50 bags Rio. Lagnira. Manila Marcabo aud Java
Coffee. GALL cheap
90 hhds. and barrels Muksses,
450 sacks Salt,
80 sacks &. A. Salt.
50 barrels Salt,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton. Louisville, Lynehburv and
Richmond factories.
10 tons Country Bar Iron, as,ortod
tons Iredogar Iron. from half To tyre,
500 kegs Nails assorted slzes,
80 kegs fencing and box Nails.
% barrels Tanners Oil,
5000 Ia Sole Ieaher. good aud damaged
20 cases best l.quorco.
80 Nova SCOTS Grind Stones,
3 ceroous hes, Indigo,
1000 lbs. Nader,
80 saeks Shot.
30 kegs best Gunpowder.
81 kegs Blasting Powder,
80 boxes Sperm llull's aud Taow Candles,
50 =" Soap,
" 1oilet Soap,
40 " Cheese,
casks Cheese,
3 hhds. Winter pssched Lamp Oil,
casks Rice, new
bale Hops.
10 nesls Tubs. Cheap
1000 lbs BliNcred Steel
800 lbs. Cast aud SHEAR Steel.
80 boxes ST 10 aud lO<' = Glass,
% doz painted Buckets,
80 boxes Gunposder aud Imperial Tea,
20 boxes Ralslos,
% reams Cap aad Letter Paper,
Pepper. Spice Ginger Domes,ics OF all grades Al
nm aud Saltpetre, with many other articles usually kept
In the grocery line, which is deemed unnecessary I,
mention. A call IL all that is asked by the subscribers
III order to effect sales.
WILSON T. BRYANT,
BENZ. 4. TINSLEY.
MILTON IL. LANiNDER.
Jan. In
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DISSOLUTION.

FINiE concern Of Bryant 4 Young is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons having claims
against the concern will present them Tor payment and
those indebted will be good enough TO come forward
and make payment to Mr.. Bryant. who may BIZ
lonnd 1T the house OF Bryant, 1insley i LAVENDER
or to Mr. Young ut the old stand The name OF the
concern will be used by either OF the partners in wind
ING up the business. WILSON L, BRYANT.
WIN. l.. YOUNG
Jau Ia
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IEssMlSo
"rgELYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

w .,mi.,,eekly, (erery Monday aud Thursday, }
,er anun, payable in Advance. No snb-
81 Ts rccsired for shorter time than sr months
serP ,e;I be discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
sna u" ,',,,,) until all arreardses are paid
u" anrERTIS E.ME.NTS inserted at 50 cents per
" ,ess) for every inner form insertion, and 81!
'qa yare Tor less) for erery outer form insertion
"% EMERY ADVERTISER is required to note, on has
seip,, long he 'isA's his advertisement inserted
not so 0'ed' '' be Inserted tai us DIS
'",,;,uance be ordered
a.np YEARLY .aDTER TfSLsY; the terms for
.1.-s of t,eo squares, $40 for square, S25 for
.,.ar, inner form, $50 Eperg yearly Advertiser
required to eoafns his Advertising TO las pa'tcn-
,-r line Of business
lob PRINTING; erec,tted neatly and erpedifios-
I'D on reasonable terms.
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.N'DY'kfE.

HNilE SUBSCRIBER grateful for tho liberal pat
l. ronaga extended 10 the OF Benjamin +.
Tinsley 4 Co, would respectfully isiorm his friend.
and the public generally. tina, he las connected himself
with the concern Of
BRYANT, TINSLEY & LAVlNDER,
and would ask continuance Of their kind ayos To him
as 4 partner OF that concern.
BENJAMIN L. TINS.EY.
Jan 9 Is
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PACKET BOATS.

gs'i- ~ eeAsy Zine Only.
E,NROM this date, (25th Now we suspend our daily
Z line Of Packets oewteen Richmond and Lynchburg
and shall leave, until further notice,
Lynchburg for Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock A. Nj.
Richmond for Lynchburg- Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
Fare through from LyHshburg to Richmond, 5000
- So % Charlottesville. by
Boais and Stages. (via Scollsville.) meals on
tie Boats included. 49, so
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
Nov. 25 ts
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Jusr so.-A foreigner recently presented himself se-
fore the Court in Providence. Rhode Island, to % nat
uralzrd The Judge enquired if he had ever read n"
constitution. 10 which he replied he had nat The
Judge then very properly refused to take his oath "
supper, an ns,runen, which he has never read. Tbs
same enquiry would produce similar answers u ninety
nine cases out n every hundred How absurd Soss this
fact 10 show the present laws be; for what eud h,
more perfect mockery than TO allow the oath 81 mar.
swearing eupport the constitution. III make him ell.
izen when he not only read hessd Il. but d'sr No
know the language in which II is written The ~ y
ridiculous in rhe extreme, nor will any sensible usn ~
temp, to defend it.
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SIZE OF .EEukInAi.%.

tSsG ~ e ~ a E@sG
PURSUANT To decree OF the circuit superior conr
Z of law and chancery t'r the county OF Amherst
made IN the Two case, Of Davis rs. Garland and Eu
banks u.s. Garland. shall proceed to SELL for ash. a
Amherst Coun House, u the hind Monday in Janua-
~ ensuing about ) l6 valuable Slaves, Of whom
is good Blacksmith.
ROBERT TiNSl.EY, Com'r.
Jan. . t2OJ
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:. r,,gEH, TOsg.s.EEY.v ST.gTxss.M
INSURANCE AGAINST CI.E.

hNNIEAN1 II NC lARNNE EllsE,
IENit. snhscrlber has heen appointed Sub Agent of
i, II the New fofk ConIribationshp Fire Insurance
Company,
CAPITAL. 30o.OO00
office No 81. Wall street This comn,ny ;nsp,es
buildings in general. Merchandise Household Furni-
ure, and every description of Personal Property. aaans
loss or damage, by fire.
The subscriber is prepared to receive and soci,s ap
plcai'"ns ior Insurance IN this Company. from the eli
zers OF LYnchbure and OF the surrounding country
A. II. ARMlSrEAD, Sub. Agent
Dec ,s
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Casters! Casters =!
ke0Cg. q. II. .%NMuf.e.s.

III aNlNG returned 10 Charlotte Court House. for
me purpose OF rrsumng the practice in his pro-
s"a respectfully uIlers his services to the czns of
.a' place. and the surrounding country, and hopes by
'ct attention 10 business and deerninai 10 render
s'''Saeli1h IN his power, 10 merit the confidence
" an 'nse VINO may favour hun with call. lie also
IHes 'S opportunity OF offering his sincere thanks To
~, owens OF Charotle for the very liberal patronage
"' ~ winch they have heretofore favored him.
ehar'oite Court House, jan 6 St
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NOTICE.

Hafs'Bsas.
iNllE copartnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers is dis solved by consent The account,
III the hands vi l.. BJllln. for settlement
Il. BOILING.
I. }. BOILING.
Campbell c. H., Jaa. Q Is
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FURTHER POSTP0NFMFNr
The ahsve sale IS further postponed, until Monday
the !ith day oi March, 1915.
JOHN II. TYEEF.
.SlNrring Trustee.
Jan 2 l2iAh
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CssS,l'fEsIAXstE.

4 Vie subscriber Will continue 10 keep a House @
Entertainment at the same place.
T.. BOILING.
Campbell c. H., Jan
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u OFFICE.

NOTICE..
Is "u'"9f,'y OF two DEGREES of the circuit superior
nouoced ~ " 'W ana c!ancery, for Nelson county, pro-
j RI. 'pe Gu OF October, 1871, in the case of Juo.
and 't W w., asalnst llarrud b, Scott and others
day IS ,o"afds against the same we shall on the LIST
bidd a. @ next on the premises sell to the highest
..iJ 60. .ne ikACF OF LAND formerly owned w
,a'l'ning the own Of Loyngsun containing
s&gA DWELLING IloUsE.wth convenient nj, nj
NN!.iH ost houses, suitable fora professional man
" i'rms Of sae.-Sxiy dollars in cash, and
momhs !. 'he balance in six twelve and eighteen
pmveh Il, equal instruments, secured by bonds with ap
mats n,r aeu'.y' and title withheld to secure the u
'e'''' CHA'S. PERROW, C..,.
Nov 25 oLA'DohNE,