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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

a Circdii Superior Cotr, OF Law .na
-, Snaneery, begun. continued aud held for the Conn
day OF November, 1914. '""'' ISL
Borias +. Gardner,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08
N + W S 7 0 r E!
V'. HANNNEI'l'.

AS Just opened choice stock Of
q a Dry CoOfs, which hc offers at
lower prices than such goods have yet
been offered: his stork consists Of
Choice puo's, de lanes, mn,ins,
cashmetes, SILKS, vo!sc's, ribbons, giug.
hams linens, lawns alpaccas, sergcs,
table dlmlsk. couulerpanes, dlmitics,
painted lawns and lusres. black, blue,
olive and green broad cloths, black and
Iancy ca,sImeres, silk velvet, satin and
o'h.r V'-l'ng'' Jeans, l"ccd-, and great
variety OF sumner Goodo for coats and
pants lnngS' buttons, simps, edgings,
combs hosiery gloves and parasos, all
hl"d' 81 dnl,lngs, hlckOues, gamJroOns,
sherllugs, sblr.ugs, aud ticking.
Hats, caps, ana honnets--chcap and
good arucIcs-aud a full assortment Of
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AAY & BROTHER have lust omen.

4 BAY & BROTHER have Just open.
- ed the following goods, viz: Ora
hams; superior six cord sewing cotton.
warranted 200 y'd, spooIs; colored and
white skcin sewing cotton; needles :;
pins; tapes; colorcd and black sewing
silk; twist; coarse and fine combs side
ana back combs tooth brushes hair
and clothes brushes cords binding :;
button :; draper pins pin and emery
cushions; liuenl breads hooks & ewes,
&c. &c, together wit other notions. at
Peru. Oct. 10, 1915.
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French Burr MEET, stones,

: ME subscriber, agent for the man.
q ulaclurers at st. Louis, will fur
nish to order at the lowest cash prices
all the articles warranted.
French Burr Mil Stones, Dutch Bolt
ing Cloths Souihworth's patcn Smut.
Machines, Mill Irons and Screen Wire
NH owners may Depend upon all the
above being sold as low as eastern rates
ana upon getting decided superior mr..
,clc. ISAAC D. HARMON
Peru, Dec. 90, 1915.
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4 verv large and splendid stock Of

FANCY GOODS,
Tho L,Iic, Of Ottawa, ia Sale, pcr1 and
the surrounding country, will fad hlsassoumenr
in t.i. luc lar superior to any in the county
Without suumnmt.ul the assortment, the public
w,' find alnJ-t everything wanted. Great care
and attention was given 10 the market in the
cities of the east, and everything wanted tia,
cash could buy was purchased.
. Gail 4a6giiy, JcjJre tie 038orimcni IS
brohn. THEY sell ropily. No rouJ}c
10 ahor Cogd!
La Sale, Oct q, le4j.
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DRY aS00DS.
Aar,i-Uarc, QUccHS-UGre, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Cups, &c., &C.,
Gi PERU.

al PEHL.
FHNllL subscribers would inform their
q ldends and the citizens of La Sale
and Bureau counties, in general,
that they are receiving and constantly
keep on hand a fall assortment Of the
above goods, together with many other
kinds. Feeling greajluI for past patronage.
they would solicit a continuance Of the
same, assuring all who may favor US
with call, they shall find our goods at
the lowest and cheapest rates, as we in
tend to sell for Cash or produce exclu-
siyely. We will either poy cash or ex-
change goods for mostly all kinds of
prJdVce at the highest market rates.
Sept. 20,-'lj. DAY s. BROTHER.
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n f w S + D IL T.
IN La Sale, m.
RICHARD CODY

AN OULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
The adjoining country. that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Eroceriss, Hard,r9rc, Boois g. Shoes,
&c, g.. &c.,
Is equal 10 any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for this
market, au! he feels satisfied that his
prices are rs low as those Of any other
establishment in the country. lie re.
specially invites the farmers and others
TO give hun call before purchasing else.
where, and see and Judge for themselves
la Sa'c, March 70, 1916.
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rrcsh snppIy Of s.nnncis.
Fine Clothing.
Fashionable raiiorius.
GEOHGE NlILTN

I'd ESPECTfUhbI return, thanks to the ci-
a tLens OF Ottawa and vicinity i,r the liberal
Tttronas" he has heretofore received, and hopes
u merit continuance of the same His Iahr.
tSg establishment is on the south side Of the
public square, over ]. and &. Armours store.
lie Is prepared to do work on the r.o,t rclsona.
bic terms, aud warrants all garments nude by
hImto fit. Cutting will hc done on short notice
aud warranted to tt If property made up. The
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS
From New York city, have just been received.
thus enabling him TO furnish garments in the
latest aad mo-; approved style.
~ b. LVmjsr, ami moi hints If couniry
prof zee '"Hbeiaten IN paymatj1r icuh -
Ottawa, NAV 8, 1916.
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Nails "a Glass.
OYSTERS uu,,s.ED,yu..

CONSTANTLY receiving aud on hand, flesh
- and fine, fuIl supply of the above named
decacies, and for sale cheap by
May !. Il. MONTGOMERY.
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NEW GOOD IS.
Spring and Summer, 1916.

oFTWS ana Summer, 1916.
YNHE subscribers have Just received large
Il supply OF Spring aud Summer Goods con
slsilng IN part Of
BR DAD CLOTHS
Casslmcres, Kentucky Jeans, tweod,, Y ork
denlms, cottonades, summer casslmerS,
and variety Of other goods for mems
wear.
PRINTS
Of all kinds, French aud American
Gmghams, printed LGrHs, Cuns5ricS,
Book NuSiias. Bish2p Lawas, Edg-
iagS, MSntmgs, Sc.
RibjoHs,
Mitts, gloves, fans, scarls, handherchiels,
bonncts, palm hats, coat checks, Osna-
burghs, brown and blue billings, cotton
yarn, crash, diapers, hickory stripes,
sheellng, shifting, &c.
We shall be continually adding TO our stock
such goods as the county demands. one oilhc
firm will Ice in Boston aud New York through
the season aud we intend o. keep iIli a,sortmcn,
Of goods and sell Il the lowest pdrc, f1r cash.
May 7, 1915. CJSiINAN Il GRlDLEY.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

Estate of'John L. Thompson, dec,
4 LII persons having claims against
"a the estate Of John l.. Thompson,
late Of Ia Sale county, deed, are hereby
notified and requested to present the same
to the undersigned, administrator and ad-
minis',rlX of said estate, or 10 Ihe probate
justice Of la Sale county, within nine
months from The date hereof.
JANE ANN THOMPSON. .9laIr,
SILAS l., LINSIEY, .Aimr.
Appointed May 6, 1916.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS,

INIE -n'.crber has jest received and is now
opcr"s, ia Ottawa, mis- large aud splendid
Iasartm,ul It
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Err OlD CLOTnY,

I>fiE subscribers have Just received large
Il supply OF Spring and Summer Goods con
Nail IN t.f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-11
The Morgan Matchless
Young Bullrush.

TNlIlS horse was raised in Orange county, Vt
II color, dark bay-blaek flowing name and tall
name four feet in length-movements elegant, and
surpassed by none. His age is 10 years the 9Th dsyof
june next, and weighs ITO lbs., sired BY the OLD
BULLRUSH, and second descendant Of the Original
Morgan Horse formerly owned by Justus Morgan, Of
Chelsea, VT, DAM half blood Morgan, IRON an English
blood Mare.
The subscriber, DESTROYS that the breed Of horses n
this vicinity should be improved, offers the services
bis horse at very low price. Those who desire colts
from said horse, at the price stated 10 the bills must
apply this season.
Said horse will be at Willlsmsville, Newfane Tues
days; Wednesdays, at Fayetteville, do; Thursdays
at A. Knights store, Dummerstnn; Saturdays, at h.
Smiths stable, Brattleboro; Mondays, at The psnta
ton Of the subscriber, until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Any
one interested will please call and examine and il they
don't think him the best horse-then patrOnse some
other
Bullrush will make his calls as stated above until the
first of August, after which time he will be found At
the subscribers residence.
Ftp. SAWYER
Bratteboro. May "a, 1876. 40
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

lust received Chrslie's Galvanic Bands and Brace
~ lets, to be used in connection with Chrsties Mag
netc Fluid, for the Of Rheumatism in all its forms
Also, Christie's Galvanic STRENG THENING
PLASTERS,s so highly approved in all diseases of the
chest, pain in the side, preventive for colds gen.
eral weakness, &c. As counterfeit Gavanc Plasiers
are offered, be sure and procure the genuine, which
have an outer covering Of pure silk.
All others worthless limitations.
The only place in Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is at
is MORSE & MILLER'S, Brattleboro.
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Lucrative Employment.

WANTED, a number Of well educated and ener-
w getc young men, with suavity Of manners, &c,
as travelling Book agents. Having just received from
Boston, in addition to others, large supply Of one OF
the most splendid, cheap and useful works 10 the u ST.
the following encouragement will be given:
Those who will take 500 worth to start with,
at the wholesale prices and pay Tor them in advance,
(ii supposed to be well qualified for the business
shall be warranted to cea, by independent OF
expenses and money invested, $50 month"; for
year. Those who may prefer commencing with less
capital, even with Sa5, will be employed, but not in
sured
N. B. From so to 500 month has been cleared,
individually in the same business,-names and resi-
dence given, if required.
For further particulars, &c. inquire, personally, Of
the subscriber j. GREENLEAF.
Guiford, May 81. 4w40
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Morgan MatchIesS

AM>I s5 1.s y's eoS DID, r !; e s.,.
TQG tforehead, possessing great boD NJ a., ns
'0NlA[- muscle, rising l5I hands bisb ~. .sI
weighs about leO0lbs. That he is Of supero, I sua
there can be no doubt. For symmetry spd $3.50 Col
excels every other Horse, and for speed he !, y.
surpassed by any other in this region. Az q, Ivy
pedigree, il is sufficient 10 say he was GOT bv The ns
known Morgan Clifford, the best Morgan Hor's WV, Wv.
produced. His Dam, celebrated Mare. col h. ",
Morgan Cock of the Rock, OF whose reputsl;on' a, y
needless 10 remind the public. Without going ,,s
long pedigree or enumerating the thousand sr,;,;..
that horse ever possessed, do say that The M,
gan Matches is acknowledged BY all those wbo b,Y.
him, TO be one OF the finest Horses in this vi,n
and ask Of the Farmers and breeders Of Horse ,n,,
and examine him before making bargains elsewhere
The Morgan Matchless
will stand the ensuing season-Mondays at the s,,h.
Of the subscriber at the Phoenix House, in Brsebo,o
VT; Tuesdays, at Green River, in Gulrord. ",
Wednesdays and Thursdays at the stable Of he spb,
scribeT; Fridays at Putney, VII Saturdays re,prans
to the stable Of the subscriber lie commence M
season May II, and ends July 90.
For further particulars, see bills.
AL0NZO FAIR.
Brattleboro, May s. 81
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NEW GOODS.

YNHE subscriber has Just returned from market,
Il where he has bong ht a general assortment Of
goods, which will be sold lille louer then he Looe,t
for cash or approved credit Please call and see
II. <. BAKER.
Fayetteville, May 1, 1896 81
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Fresh Ground Flour.
TOIYNSLEY &. SONS.

HAVE made arrangements with Messrs. Sheldon
LIZ Stone Of Rochester, to be supplied through the
season with their Fresh Ground Family Flour. II
will be received every week or 10 days, direct.
All that need be said, is, that it is the same kind Of
Flour We sold last Ask for Sheldon and stones
green brand Family Flour, and you will get the right
kind. 100 barrels just received, the first this season.
on account Of the break in the canal.
Nav 81, 1876. 50
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Lumber, Lumber.

TNHE subscriber has on hand las NJ feet good North
Il ern Pine Lumber, from S.4 to q inch, and is
prepared to furnish any amount Of the above Lumber
at short notice.
X. A. BLoDGETT.
Brattleboro, May s, 1876. 6ws7
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Watch Work and JObbing

OF all kinds, usually done in shops OF this kind, will
be attended to in the best by the subscriber.
Old gold, silver and cash, in any quantity, taken Tor
goods or work.
II. d. BRACKETT.
May 10, 1916. SO
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GOLIATH!
FULL BLOOD. SHORT HORN
I'D u II III A M!

I'0O years Old the 29th day Of Nay, 1916
VTNHiS Bull will be kept at the stable Of Henry
Il Smith, Esq, Brattleboro. The owner has been
AZ considerable expense and trouble to procure him,
that Farmers and others in This vcinitv NAV receive
dement, thereirom in the improvement Of their stock
=, ne was raised by l.. Chandler Ball, Hoosc Falls,
N. Y, and sired BY
Il, hegent' Dam Florella, by Defiance Grand Dam
ington .. G. Grand Dam Red Lady, by Washing
Ton q. G. G. Grand Dam Pansey BY Blaize G. G.
=. q. Grand Dam Pansey, by Charles G. G. G. G.
~ Grand Dam Psnsey, BY Blythe Comet G. G. G.
Bratteboro. May 10, 1876 50
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EASTERN ROUTE.
STAGE NOTICE.


ON and after Monday, May II, an accommodation
~ stage will leave Rutland every Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday, at A. NJ, and arrive al Keene, 8
?. NJ, same day.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
SPIN '''"' '''' "
At Cavendish this line will connect with line for
Claremont, N. H., same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Claremont every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and go TO Castle
ton, VI. the same night, there connecting with the
Burlington and Albany line going directly on with.
out sleeping and arriving at Albany the next day at
with line that leaves Castleton, at O'Clock the mex
morning Tor Whitehall and Saratoga, arriving a
Saratoga same day, at 4P. M
AT Wapole this line connects with the Connecticut
niver Inc, and arriving at Brattebofo, same day by
I. M. Returning leaves Brattleboro, Tuesday,
thursday and Saturday, arriving at Rutland, p. M.
The Burlington & Boston regular mail line via Rut-
land and Keene, N. H. will leave Rutland every day
as heretofore, at P M, except Saturdays, leave
sunday morning at A. NJ, and arrives in Boston in
stage leaves Whitehall at o A. NJ, every day ex-
cep' Sundays, TO connect with this line at Rutland
same days, that passengers can go from Whitehall
TO Boston in two days.
May 10, 1886. 50
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The Morgan de Forest, jr.

II
- TN0 those wishing 10 improve in the
MwS IL breed Of Horses, will say that he
wv was sired by the Morgan de Forest, and
.AR. is four years old this present month; his
color is a beautiful dapple black and he weighs 1850
lbs All OF the good qualities which this Horse pos
sesses shall not enumerate, nor shall produce any
certificates TO establish him a reputation but will only
say that he carries with himself recommendations
perior TO any other Horse Of his kind in this section Of
the country, and without exaggeration, can safely
say to those wishing to raise good and valuable Horses,
If they will only take the trouble to look at said Horse,
and also at his stock, they will be satisfied, think,
that he far exces any other Horse before the pub
lie in this vicinity.
THE YOUNG DE FOREST
may generally be found Wednesdays and Saturdays
at T. G. Lords stable in East Brs,tleboro and the
remainder Of the time at his own stable in West Brat
tleboro, during the season.
R. GooDENoUGH.
May II, 1886. '6wss
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RAN AWAY

IJNROM the subscriber on the Sist day of NAV last
n past, FREDERICK l.. HAYWARD, who is
about eighteen years of age; aud hereby forbid all
persons harborng or trusting him on my account.
HORACE REYNOLDS.
Putney, June 8, 1886. al
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MOREN GOODS,
FRESH FROM THE EMPORIUM OF
FAs ION.
-coNsIsTING oF
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
OF all prices, kinds and qualities, Jewery Of every
~ description, Gold Chains, Rings, Thimbles, Pen
ellis, Bracelets Ear Hoops, Knobs and Drops, Lock-
cts, Slides Spectaces Eye Glasses, every variety Of
Cameo and Stone sett Pins for ladies' and gentlemen,
Gold Beads SHIRT Studs, Snaps Gold Pens Of every
stamp at reduced prices and warranted, Silver Pencils,
and any quantity of Silver SpectacIes with Periscopc,
Concave and Convex Glass; 10 suit every sight, Silver
Thmbles, &c.
SILVER ware IN ALL ITS V9RiETP,
such as tea table, dessert, cream, salt and mustard
Spoons sugar longs, also splendid stock OF butter
Knives Of any style price or quality
BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE.
Plated Cake Baskets, Spoons Of all kinds, Tea and
Coffee Pots, Castors-some most splendid patterns,
Lsmps-Solar, Hanging and side Lamps, very cheap
BRUSHES.
Cloth, hair, tooth nail table, flesh, Shaving, and hat
Brushes.
Shell, steel top horn, buffalo horn, wood German sill
yer and ivory combs of every new and desirable style
TO be found in cities.
Perfumery, sc.
Hair oils, coognes also great variety OF French
extracts Of extra quality shaving soaps, shaving
OF all kinds steel beads and purse trimmings, steel and
German silver spectaccs spec cases, tobacco and snuff
boxes, dominoes cards, back CANNON boards, chess
men, steel pens, pocket books and wallets, thermome
ers card baskets fans from cts to So some splen
did ones scissos shears knives, razors, strops
court plaster purses with great variety Of goods moi
here mentioned, which the subscriber offers TO tn,
public at extreme low prices.
Those wishing to purchase, or examine, will find
this establishment all IL is cracked up To be.
II. ID. BRACKETT
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Muslin Ginghams.

" Z pieces Muslin Ginghams and Bazorines. ius,
- received and for sale cheap.
May IL, 1876. az
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In PROBATE Court, May 81, 1886
The following petition ia presented, to wit:
10 The Hon the Probate Court for the district of Marlboro
ENRANcIs BARBER and STEPHEN P. FLAea, Admin
istIators upon the estate of LUTHER II. BAR
bEk, deceased, represent that the amount of debts
que T rom me deceased, Is S446,6s
be about 7ooo
That the amount OF personal property
decTeed TO the widow OF said deceased is 1889
Ihal inc amount OF personal property
set apart Tor the support Of a child under
seven years old, is e4OO
r.,,c. s65O,O0
per appraisal is ss7s,oI
Leaving balance unprovided for, of ss7I 90
And that the real estate Of said deceased consists of
about 65 acres Of land, situate in said Wilmincton
with it's appurtenances and also of one Min seat mr.
water privilege, situate also in Wilmington. Where.
fore, they pray Tor license TO sell the whole of the real
estate Of said deceased, including the reverson oC ,ha
widows dover, for the payment of said debts and
charges Of administration. ''
Dated at Wilmington, this 18th day Of May, A. ID.
1876. 49, -
FRANCIS BARBER
S. P. FLAGG, Adm'rs.
Whereupon, il is ordered, that said Administrators
notify all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application, at special session thereof 10
be holden the probate office in Bralteboro In aid
district on Friday the 18th day Of June next by pub
fishing copy Of the record Of said petition and This
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
PhGnix, printed at said Brattleboro, previous 10 said
time of hearing.
true copy of Record,
20 Attest, RoYALL TYLER ReR'r
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NOTICE.

S8P &A,a,,
~ zz slssszl .SEl5zz..Iss;zl31 s
GTAGEs will run from Braitleboro the ensuing sea-
~ son ss follows;
NORTHERN ROUTE.
For Burlington, Montpelier, Haverhl, and ali
towns on the Connecticut River. every morning, Sun
DAYS excepted, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
For Rutland. Middlebury, and Vergennes at 4 A.
NJ, and P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Sstur.
days.
Passengers leaving Brstileboro at P. NJ, can pass
through TO Whitehall via Rutland, without any deten-
ton.
This Stage intersects with a Stage at Wslpoe,
which passes through Charlestown, Windsor and
Montpelier TO Burlington, in season for the afternoon
boats TO ST. Johns and Montreal.
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
For Northampton, Springfield and New York, at
A. M, and 10 A. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted.
Passengers leaving Brattleboro al A. M, arrive in
Springfield in for the afternoon trains East and
West, arriving in Albany in season for the evening
train to Buffalo, arriving in Buffalo next evening at
o'clock Passengers taking the 10 O'Clock Stage, ar.
rive in New York at 8, next morning.
EASTERN ROUTE.
For Worcester and Boston, at O'Clock A. NJ, ev-
cry day, Sundays excepted.
For Fiichburg, Boston and Lowell, at 81 O'Clock A.
NJ, every day, SUNDAYS excepted, via Athol and
Templeton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays-
Via. Fitzwllliam, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
May 10, 1886. 50
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81 BLANK BOOKS

ID The ''' '"' B 40, n sTTa NV al
May 9Th. 81
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HATS.

NEW YORK STYLE
ID cases Black and White Fur and Silk, Moeskin
and Brush Hats, liom fair TO extra quality cheap.
er than ever, good deal. Wool do for men and
boys. TOWNSLEY q SONS
May 6, 1876. AZ
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NOTICE..

TNHlS is 10 notify all persons, that have given my
Il son FREDERICK w. BARRETT, his time
and shall pay debts Of his contracting nor collect
any of his wages after this date.
DAVID BARRETT.
Brattleboro, April %, 1916. 40
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FARM FOR SALE.
PUTNEY WOODEN FACTORY,

IFNHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
repair, ready to receive wool manufacture on
shares or by the yard, the favorable terms They
have on hand great variety Of plain and fancy Cassmeres
which they will exchange for wool, N delivery.
Putney, June 9, Is45 "a
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Lumber.

Lumber.
SUCH as Square Timber, warranted and common
- Spruce Shingles, Floor and common Spruce
Boards, Clapboards, wooden Eve Spouts, SEwork,
&C., &C., constantly for sale in Putney by
/. CIRCUIT.
marcn 10, 1916 1850
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UWIMAI NEc7NcCE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-30
Keep Il before The PEOPLE,

That JANIS B. SHRPARD. ihe Loco Fo-
"a Gsndida,e fnr GaveInof. il. in faynr of
DIRECT TAXATION, in preleren slO
Tariff sA
16al he is in favor Of a. Cnrrenry.
whirh willneisier answer 70 ray i'sxcs.
or rsss for money.
Tha, ne Is in lsvoT Of The e0lious Sub
Treasury. which has been 50 repeatedly
Tebnked-by the People. L
That be speaks Of Bank Officers rs " !
SCI Of desperate fellows. Ct foi any thing.
but most OF all Cor The gallows."
,Fhal he voted IN the internal Improve
meni Convention Of 1898. in favor of the
States guaranteeing the paymentof $500,
900 for The Raleigh and Castor Road.
That be owned 50 Shars IN this Rail
Road Stock. which he has made ". ck
sale Of several times. and taken IL back
afterwards. when he had no infect 10 ac-
complislr by denying his interest in The
Raai.
Thaihe does not believe that The Bonds
of indemnify, given BY The Rsleigh-and
CASTOR Road Stockholders, are recover
.eralIle. ard that. with such an opinion. he
is the last man 70 be elected Governor.
ae Register.