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BOARDING, sc.

BOARDING., sc.
W.
BOARDING IN BROOKLYN. Two GENTLEMEN
- and their wives few single gentlemen be
modsted with board and pleasant in family
by applying At $50 Jay street Wioughby st.
QOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-A FAMILY CAN BE
- accommodated with in house where board
taken beautifully situated on the banks Of the
Hudson hours sail 'he city
For further particulars apply ~ 7T Broadway
the hours Of IL and 8.
COUNTRY.-A LADY IS DESTROYS OF PROCURING
~ Board for herself and children In farm pr-
yats family within hours sail ride from The city.
line addressed Country the ofnos Of ths paper, will
attended to for one week.
FEW GENTLEMEN. OR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY.
"A can be accommodated with board breakfsst and
private family. where there Is hath and
zion. Call ~ l6 Leonard street, between broadway
and Elm street.
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GEND SACRED CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT or
~ SaiDt Nicholas Church. Second street. will take place
Sur day evening July Sh commencing at o'clock the
direction Berge organist Of tie church. Particulars
wi 10 al VEN
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Isaac Edge, jun'r, Pyrot.chnIst, Tor the

last twenty years Of Castle aud blos Gardens and the
principal cities throughout the Union. offers
lie the richest and st beautiful color fireworks
hbted Orders to extent froL Of the United
states will DO promptly attended to- ISAAC EDGE, Jr,
Pyrotechnist Jersey City, the Ferry.
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Excursion Boats -The Undersigned de-

eres TO Inform The Owners and Captains Steamboats, that
Excursion Boats cannot DO permitted to land their
gers his wharf, the house being solely for
mediation OF the travelling public and resident boarders
west Point, June 20, lS4y. WM b. COZZENS.
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CHOLERA AND CHOLERA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

(,HoLERA AND CHOLERA MORBUs.-NO~PERSoN
should be without Dr. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Lin-
ment during the prevalence OF tho above diseases war
Ianted TO give relief and board the Crescent
Sy on her last trap to this port successfully also Now
orleans, as D. " Miller, ESQ., las certified No vessel
should leave port without this Lnimen should not
be found superior to anything else.
pure ased Will be refunded For sale by and
sorekeepers throughout the United aud 50
cent? DepOts, MurTaN street. md 8
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GOmbs.-LaAies are Respectfully Invited
b the choice selection Dress ssbscr
bsrs storethe variety Beyond all doubt the the
city, among which will be found open chain pattern
nIsh admired. Also, obtained every article apper-
tanning TO the toilet. A 4 j. SAUNDERS,
SE Broadway, between Walker White streets.
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10 ARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-p. T. BARNUM.

XNALHALLA, Sc CANAL STREET.-THE MANAGER
w informs the public that he has with
Of bea%xslly formed Ladies' and Gentlemen from Vienna
serenaders. and Wonderful Marble Statues-sngng and
Dances, ETC. Admission Orchestra Boxes, G cents Par
quette, rs cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

EOR CALIFoRNIA.--PAssAGR TICKET IN THE
July steamer San Francisco for sale.
Appl1 " l. 3. SUTTON u Wall street,
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The Late President POlk-AmOng the nu
ersus collection Of DsgusreOtpyes of distinguished
9e0onty tAt ~ Ne sspitaby Brady
of the late President Polk, which
by artists be allied exeeu
Gen and be invites shs public to
2ot and ~ broadway. corner Of Fulton street.
The Richeilsu Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens sold exclusively BY Savage W Fuon street,
Invariably war ansed " give psrfee s.,,sfas,en has
also extensive Of fine Watches of all the
lebrated Makers to which he Invites the attention Of
ehAsers-WAtches and Gold Psus repaired
The Plum be National Dag ue rrean Gallery,
justly popular for its beautiful should be
by all who wish to examine the
dueed the daguerrean ART The collection largest
the world, and will repay enc tor examir hight.
Grants Cholera Dlsin fectant sold In guam
tios suit ehassr At No 36 Broadw Pres So Per
barrel rs cents gallon Orders received in the urn
tlrs store. OF in the laboratory, centre basement
DIR. BSstvvick, Physician and Surgeon.
M Brsadway-Ws refer readers another ssuTan e
what Boston Medical Journal (hs journal
he kind In the United Statss) about his
containing upwards ex 70 splendid plates headed 0om-
&sts Practical Work the Nature aad Tr:,tms.t Of
4fsAan Glass Of Disease Any patisst would consider
etor behind The dnsa, hs did not Of IN
aSnA work ssssnd ssiSsutsss puhbshsd.
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Sgned has the pleasure TO inform The public that
now open tor the reception OF company pre-
pared with ample accommodations make gemonts
with families for the season.
WILLIAM u. COZZENS.
N. B. "Tbe Morning Line for Albany land at the
wharf in the immediate vicinity oftie hotel.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PR.
~ vAss % Greenwich :trsstohoo hcurs.s
ply in the early stages Will be surprised 1t the rapdty
little attending their II 10 chiefly how
those who have suffered from cepain people
who car properly appreciate his services In
Its fst incipsn to its advanced
stages from uncommon advantages and very extensive
Praotoe he ahsrd rapid and radical which,
n America.
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mr. KELLINGER'S WONDERFUL EMINENT, AS A
- Of Diarrhea, and preventive Of Cholera, has
been tried BY the best OF the medical faculty the city
thousands Of cases. and has not failed in solitary
Sold At and &c. bottle at $50 Pearl street. and ~
46 broadway door above Grand 1t very SAFE and
Affords instant relief in all
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DR. ELLIOTT, OCULtsT, SIS BROADWAY, INFORxs
~ bis friends and psn,ents thai during the summer
days Wednesday, aud Fridays Dr. e. wild attend the
poor, usual, aftor o'clock on the above days.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBITT 10 DUANE ST.,
~ be consulted the treatment Of cerain dsica
diseases practice Of sixteen treat
Of delicate diseases enables DR. c. wrist
form Of this disease Recent cured in three
used.
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n CURE, NO CHAkGE.-DR. MURPHY, OF IS GOLD
IN street. oonnden italy consulted all private
ssasss Recent Of GonorrhGa he TO four
day. ConStitutionA debility and impotcnoy suoosssfuy
from busnssa Open from IA. N. % 9 n Al
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moments, told him his wishes, and then
commenced laying before him his written
application, testimonials, &c. "Put them
up..".. said the General, al will not look
at, one of them. All appointments must
come through the proper channel, and
while l wish you all personal happiness
and all public prosperity, l cannot make
any exception TO the course | have marks
ed out, even for the best friend | have. "
The reasonableness Of the answer was en-
tirely satisfactory to his friend, and he LETT
admiring his friend more and more. =,
Another applicant had an interview with
him yesterday. and bore with him PEI
tition, with an immense roll of names.
" MIR. President" said the friend, you
cannot get over that, am sure. Read,
and | am sure you would say so, and
the paper rolled from the applicants hand
as he spoke. The General took it, hand
ed it back and said he would not look at
it if il reached from the White House to
Rochester. 1t must come through the
department
So you see there is no getting round. or
getting over the occupant of the White
House, and he "who climbs up any other
way" than the right way. will. in good
phraseology. be treated Gas
thief and robber. "
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~ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
TEPORTED. FOR THE GALAXY :
New York, March 18th, L. n

New YoRK, March 10Th, F. NJ.
despatch dated Washington, March 19th,
p NJ, says, several unirnportant nominations
rero confirmed by the Senate to-day. 1t is
stated that a confidential message has been
communicated TO the Senate by MIR. Clayton,
in ,nswcr to Mr.. WeLsters call for the in
,t-uct;ons upon which Bancroft based his prop
osit;oni- for a reciprocity Of the freedom of the
coasting trade between the two countries, and
referred TO by Mr.. Labouchcre in the British
House of Commons. Its understood that no
such instructions ever emanated from the De
partmcnt of State to Mr. B.. and if the sub
Zee. was ever mentioned in the official cores
pondence of the late Secretary Of State, Mr..
buchanan, it was in terms of direct and POSI-
tive refusal. Mr.. Benton is to bring forward
in secret session on Monday some new disclo-
sures in relation to the Mexican Protocol ex-
planning the treaty There is considerable
difficulty about the three Mexican Commission
ers. Evans is acceptable to all. Smith is
objected to as being interested or supposed to
be in the Claims Foote objects to Col.
PAYNE, because of his alleged despotic con-
duct during the late war.-The Texas Sena-
tors desire Gen. Lamar Of Texas
WASHINGTON, March IS.
Collier Of Ohio was nominated yesterday
for Collector for San Francisco Gen. w ad-
DIV Thompson is said. to be candidate for Min
ister to Mexico. There are said to be mill
ions of spurious Mexican Claims to be acted
on by the Commissioners. We are authorised
TO saw that in the event of an instruction in
Canada, the Cabinet will take prompt meas
urcs to prevent the interference of our citi-
zens and that Gen. Wool, if necessary, will
be despatched to the North frontier lines.
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, in letter dated,
Washington, March II, denies all participa-
ton in the appointment of MIR. flanagan as
minister 10 Prussia
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10 Mr.. Howard, the successor Of
Reserdy Johnson in The Senate, is DEM
ocrat. Though the Mary land Legislature
is strongly Wing, the Governor, who fills
vacancies in the vacation, is the type CT
another faith-or, rather, feeliKg-and
hence temporary accessIoa to the wrong
81 lie of the Senate 1t reduces the num-
Der of Wings liz the U. S. Senate, for the
time being, 10 25, and increases the num-
her Of Democrats To 35-giving the latter
Il majority Of ten. out OF total Of so
mesbers. A new Legislature will be
chosen on the first Wednesday in Octo-
hsr. and will meet, according 10 Law, on
the last Monday (Which is the last day. in
December, at which time Congress will
have been in session four weeks.-BoSton
alias
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THE TREASURY.-MR. MERE
DITH.

A report was started in Washington
f rtnight since by his opponents, that Mr..
Meredith, the new Secretary of the Treas
ury, was Free Trader. This is put TO
rest by the following letter addressed by
him some weeks siucc to a meeting al
Puttsvl.le, Pa, To rejoice over the election
Of Taylor and Fillmore. 1t goes straight
10 the mark:
My DEAR SRI had the pleasure of
receiving few days since, your letter on
behalf Of the Committee, inviting me to
be present at the Wing Jubilee il Potts.
vile, Oh Saturday next, and regret ex-
lre'nely that my engagements here will
prevent me from availing myself of the
invitation. There could be no occasion
on which should more ioyfuliy partici-
pate in the festivities. The Importance
Of the result of the late election cannot
be overrated. The passage Of the Act of
IS involved insult as well as injury to
Pennsylvania, and the people must have
been blind to their own honor and inter>
est if they had not resented it. The tri-
umphant manner in which the peoplc of
the Commonwealth, and in an especial
and remarkable degree the people of
Schuykin County, have indicated their
right at the recent elections not only shoos
a determination that the principles Of the
Tariff of 40 shall be restored and that
their Industry shall not, in future, be SAG
rifced to suit the vie,os Of political par
fizans, but exhibits in strong light the
fact that the people cannot be long de-
ceived, and that they can and will enforce
the due responsibility of their public SER
wants. With men able 10 do this we may
be sure that the Republic will continue TO
be Just, glorious, triumphant. l offer for
the acceptance of our brethren the fol-
loving sentiment
PENSsYLvASIA-Froofa alike against the wis
S1m of her enemies and the subtleties of profess
NJ friends-she will always stand for the rights
Industry and the principles of Freedom.
am, Sir, with great esteem,
Very respectfully.
W. ". MEREDITH.
, BARTHOLOMEW, ESQ. Tribune.
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Probate n cticea

ST APE 'OF VERMONT Re ii ireme1nb- e.
Distric, Of Addison So that &c prrha..
Court held al AfiddleburY III and Ter tie d ...
of Addison, on the Eth day OF March, a l. i--e
frederfrk;Aliner, guardian of
CLEMENT &. Elmer.
Il minor. son Of Clement Miner. is,e Of Birth pr.
in said District deceased, repre- lbs to his Con-
that it would be beneficial! to his ward &c sell r.
his werd' real estate, Icing nj tx. nd. aad -i
estate which was assigned and SCI gu; - han -
his Shire of iherlal cstate.0f his 81. father IT,.
salt. Clement Miner iece.seG, a. >.id -.
moves this Court to gran; HIN iirSl,e q, '.~
said real estate Of his ward !, - her g. 30 .r-
dered that said application te .psIe-sd ~ els
Court at the session lhcreof, 10 &c i.,ld al, til
fice Of the Re lister of this Couf. i SAID a..LJe
bury, on Thursdar. the 5th day o. APRIL l,-Nt. u:
ore o'clock in the afternoon and ;ltsrid .-I.rli
an give notice thereof to ali pcrso,.- irtrre ted
that they may appear aud make ri.cir l,s. tuns
if any they may have. to id lice: SC bein. grant
ed by publishing certified COP .; this or,i-ii
the Midd!ebury Galnxy-a ncwspa per Printed j.
said Miidlebury-ihTee weeks SUCCESSFULLY prev
Gus TO the lime Of said Court 30
EEL S. Bushnell, REGISTER.
A true copy Of Record,
Al Attest, Jed. 5: BaslneA, Reqis.er.
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DIED,

In Whiting, on the 9th inst, PHEBE KEEL
sEY, aged So years.
Printers in Conn. please copy.
In Starksboro'. on the 18th inst, Mr. SAM
UEL BLACK, aged about 60, from the rupture
of blood vessel.
In Richmond, on the 18th inst, MELINDA
wife of William P. Briggs, Esq, aged 81
years
In Vergennes, on the 18th inst, DIR. SoUIER
FERRIS, aged sc years.
In Vicksburg, Miss, Jan 18th, Francis
Longlcway, aged So, formerly of Monkton, VT.
In Hinesburgh, on the Sth inst, HESTER
ANN, daughter of Daniel Ray, Esq, aged II
years and IL months.
In Leicester, on Sunday, the 18th inst, Mr..
ISAAC Dow, aged II years.
In Shoreham, on the 5th inst. Mrs. Polly
CnIPMAN, aged 81 years, widow Of the late
Gen. Timothy F. Chapman.
In Shoreham, on the 22i ult, of Consump-
ton, OLIVE CHAPMAN, aged So, daughter Of
Timothy F. and Polly Chapman.
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~ The Select Committee of the As

~ The Select Committee Of the As
semLly of New York, to whom were re-
ferred various petitions and remonstran>
ces connected with the sd Bridge
over the Lake, reported on the Goth ult
faroraGly to the project.-U. Watch
man.
However it may be in New York, the
Bridge question is just becoming an Ut
terly hopeless one SO far as Vermont is
concerned
This Dog Ricer Railroad is hardly
large enough, as yet, to run over every
body. If the Legislature were now in
session, and that question should come
Up. we do not candidly believe that 30
men could be found 10 go for it, such is
the unpoPulariiy of the Central Railroad.
-Nontpciier Patriot.
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q
MARRIED,

In this town, on the 18th inst, by Rev. S.
e. Coe, Mr.. OLIVER SEVERANCE, of Oneida,
NY, to Miss DELLA CADY, OF this town.
In this village, on 18th inst, by Rev. Sam
uel G. Coe, Mr.. TuADDEUs MURDoCK, of
Jericho, to Mrs. NANCY PIKE, Of Middlebu-
ry.
In Washington, Mr.. DANIEL G. RoLLIN,
formerly of Vergennes, VT, TO Miss SARAH
E. ADAMS, daughter Of the late George Ad-
ans, Esq.
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BRIGHTON Gait LIE MARKET.
THURSDAY, March Is.

reported fer the Boston Trareller.
At market. 500 Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Work
ing Oxen, As Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep,
GOO Swine.
PRIcEs-BeefC dttle-extra So IS; LIST quail
ity $3.50; I'd Sc; Sd 1913.
Working Oren-S75, IS, 90 and 116.
Goes and CdLres-SI7. 81, %, 81 and 80.
Sheep-S2,5O, 2,75, $500, 81 90; one lot
sold for 81 90 each.
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J. & Il. Mansfield,
f.. C. Field. & Co.
and their Trustee,
Orrfr Field.
Addison County Court.
December Term,
a. d. 1913.

Whereas Jacob Mansfield srd Rufus Mansfield,
Of Windsor, in the county Of Windsor partners
in business under the name and firm of J. K r.
Mansfield have at the present. terIa brQught into
court their writ and declaration against Elisha
C. Field Of knoxville. Knox county. Illnoi~,
and Ira S. Allen Of Whiting, in The County Of
Addison. late partners in trade un.fer The name
and firm Of +. C. Field &. Co.. at Weybril 20. IN
said County of Addison, and their trustee. OrriT
Field. Of Cornwall in said County Of Addison
with return Of service thereon, as TO the said
Allen and said trustee. By leaving copy in the
hands Of each If them, and rs to the said f. e..
Field by leaving copy with said trustee for E:--
and declaring, in plea that the defendants rem
der TO the plaintiffs the sum of $50 dollars TO bal
ance Book Accounts between them, ard demand
ing in damages the sum Of five hundred dollars
and it being suggested TO the Court that the said
Z. c. Field was ont of the Stnte al the time of the
service Of said writ ard has not vet returned with
the same; 1t is ordered by the court that this
cause be continued until the next term OF said
court to be held on the second tuesday Of June. ).
A. d. 1919 and that in the meantime notice tf
the pendency thereof be given said f.. c. Field.
bv publication of this order and the substance Of
the plaintiffs declaration three weeks successive
ly in the Mddlebury Galaxy, public newspaper
printed at Middlebury IL SAID county : f Addison.
he last Of which publications. shall 10 a. leas:
thirty days previous TO said next term.
EMERSON Z. WRIcHr, Esq AtorHfs for Plain
T% -.
GEO. S. SWIFT, Clerk. 45;3v
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Correspondence Of the n. Y. Express.
WASHINGTON. March 9th.

Almost all the Office seekers have good
story to tell of the President, and although
hone as YET are gratihed, l believe all are
satisfied with the reasonableness of his
answers. dis resolution is mistaken as
removals. He will make none in and
ct himself. All must come through the
proper Department, and all will be duly
considered in Cabinet Council.
A good story IS told by one of his old
nelshbors and warm personal friends, who
Tfsented himself al the White House on
"saps~ssy, saw the President for few
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DRUGS & MEDICINES!

have constantly for sale FULL ASSORT-
MENT of all Drugs and Medicines usually call
ed for.
All composite preparations are mixed and pre-
pared by myself precisely according to the formu-
lac of the United States Dispensators (the stand
ard of every regular piactitioner)and all ,Odr-
runfed to be of good quality and full strength.
Physicians prescriptions correctly and atten-
lively dispensed at all times.
Most Of the popular patent medicines for sale.
In the purity. qualify and price of my medicines
| am willing to be compared with any Druggist
in the State
All customers supplied at low prices. Physi-
clans are invited to test the medicines, and will be
supplied by the quantity at a liberal deduction
from retail prices.
HARMON A. SHELDON.
March IL l64q Al
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B. COVERT, Vocalist.
RELIGIOUS Notice.

Rev. Mr. DAILY will celebrate Mass in
on Sunday, the 25lh inst.
Catholics are respectfully invited 10 at
Tend.
Middfebury, VII, March 10, 1919
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NEW YORK MARKET. March Il.

Flour steady. Sales at $5,S7 $50; pure
5000. Meal 2,50a2, 60, with airinquiry. Rye
flour ss,12aS,25. Corn not plenty White
Southern 53c; yellow 56c.-nominal III
Wheat. market heavy. Oats SO S9c. Rye
6lc.-Tcl. TO Free Press.
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- LIKE THE RAFTING OF GRAVEL UPON
THE COFFINS LID, the deep, hollow, husky Cough OF
the victim of Consumption hath in it SOUND OF
DEATH
Cure that dreadful Cough 1t is the warning voice Of
Consumption But be careful what edes you Be
of all merely palliative medicines which may relieve
but rarely Use the Great English Remedy, Dr. Blu
CHAINS HUNGARIAN BAI.SAM OF LIFE, and you
safe This is the perfect and admirable remedy
known the civilized world
DAVID F. BRADLEE & Son, sole Agents for the United
States 1870 Washington Street, Boston.
Sold by w. p Russell Middlebury and by Agents gener
ally in New England. 47:2w.
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cOMMIs5ToNERs' NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, beipg appointed y the
Probate Court for the. District, ef Ad;iSnn,
Commissioners 20 receive, examine ami adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
the e''''e %TFALTER 6LMsTEAD. ......
Lite Of Mi1dlebury in said District, deceased,
and also all claims anddemapds exhjti;e in oil
set thereto: And six mouths from the i9.h day
CT March, Is49, being allowed by said Court air
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend 10 the business OF cur sid
appointment, al The dwelling house of Wal;.o
GlmStead, in East MiddlsLuiy, On lie second
Thursday OF April and. the INST Ihursday OF
September, next, from nine, O'clock, 4. D., until
four O'Clock p. ~. on each of said DAYS.
JACOB w. CONRO3, } CuI1mi>-
-. ALLEN FOOTE; -. s ~ ner~.
Dated at Mi1dlebuTy, this ifth day OF biarch,
l. d. 1919 l7:3w
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Fire at Vergennes!

By Tclegraphic despatch from Vergennes'
this morning, we learn that seven buildings
were burnt in that city last night The fire
below the house of Mr.. Pierpoint.
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CoMMIssIONErs, vGrlrc-

We, the subscriber. heing a7p,intsd q he
Probate Cont for Inc District ~ Addison. cain-
missioner. to receive exanin~ AID :I.u-i ai.
claims and demands Of all persons, agaIn4s;n-
estate Of
ABIATHER AUSTIN.
late of Granville, in said District, deceased, sni
also all claims and demands r%EiL.;rd in off,;
thereto: And six months from TIE , Gay 81
March, 1919 being allowed ly said CIR f1r that
purpose, wedo therefore heIcbygivc ro,i"e TIA:
we will ATTEND 10 the business Of ourSaid arui1I-
ment althe dwelling house OF sGhi f. -sa>r'i, "a
Granville. on t.ie first Saturday in the HJE;A. -
juno and September nexl from nine ocI0;i A.
VI until oar ocl1ck p. NJ on oachof said days.
ALONZO G. ALLEN, Commits
PHILEMON HAYS. ! Sioreis.
Dated ct Granville, this iOtE day Of March,
1919. 4i;2w
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To the People.

Some Goods are sold at profit, some st Cos
and some for less than Cost DO Mt bite at ali he
hats that are thrown out that goods are sold at
Cost, as you CAN bny the best % Goods At tie
Peoples Store for COST < CHARGES by rp-
plying to W. 5. JOHNSON
January 81 1919