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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

~ Ing Monday, May IL, 1861
sle ring cars al night trains. Smoking ears on all
tranis.
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN viii leave Bellows Falls, at 1884 M
kesne at s5 A. Nj Arriving at Fitehhurg, 80 A. NJ.
leave Bellows Fails, at $50 Al NJ, Keene. at si5As.
Arriving az ftcheurg, II cor. at Boston, ESQ Pm
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls, 40 NJ Reene
7.3oP.m
M.LTRaIN viii leave Boston, at so A. NJ, Fitch
burg. Is Keene at 1919 A. ~; Arriving at Bel
laws Falls, li.l0A, n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii
a 3s7 Arriving Il bellows Fails, 4.40 ,. NJ Fx
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston at s0F NJ, fitchburs
AZ rs p NJ keene. % p. Arriving at Bellows Falls,
None but the Accommodation Train will stop at State
Line, so keene or Cold River.
The Express Trains viii make regular stops at winchen-
dou and keene and will stop other stations except
above TO take or leave pass myers from
and except At West titchbag and Westminster, where
take them in going up.
Tsuias Connect as Jonaws:
Up Trains at bellows Fas with Rutland and pprling.o
railroad for Rutland, Burlington Montreal ogdensbar
Albany Troy, SaratEa Springs, Science sdy
No change of between Boston and Rasand by ehe,
train or TO Burlington by express mail Passengers by
the III 90 A. NJ, train from Boston, lodge at Rutland
proceed next morning % Burlington, Troy Saratoga,
schenectady, SC. The nIht express, With sleeping ears
through 70 Burlington. Schenectady, Montreal, ac
Also. with Sullivan and Vt. Central Railroad Wind
sor White River Junction. Darlington, ogdensburgh,
JoaEsbury; &C., vermont Central. Pas
sumpsie, and Vermont & Canada Reads, &c. Mail aud
Express trains make direct Vermont Gem
trail Railroad for all points North the train
ming direct through 20 Windsor W. r. Junction Roases
Point aud Montreal. &C. by night train Vt. Genital
Railroad Accommodation train to ". r. Junction,
Mail train connects at W. r. Junction with Express r:n
arriving at ST. Adams at $50 r. NJ gouse's Point Is
NJ. making Direct connections for Montreal ogdessburg
Do,ra Tyaias Conner at Fiseis,ug
with Trains 81 Fitehburg Worcester Railroad for wor
cester, Norwich, Providence and New york City
Anda Groton junction with trains Of Worcester NASH
ua Rsilrosd for Nashua and Coneord and with trains
stony Brook Railroad for Lowell Lawrence BE.
K. STEHAKT. Superintendent.
superintendents Office, Keene. N. H., May, 3. 1867.
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TWO QUESTIONS
TO ER 4 GQNSI nRRR ni

10 Is II & y N ) ID 4 X Z d
LADIES; wlsre are you going for yonr rars. Cloaks
and Millinery this season. Is Il fair question II So
would like to nention few Facrs that may help you to
a right eonclusaa.
1sT. have heretofore employ cd many excel ent Mil
Il liners, butneser better than Miss ABBiE X.
GODDARD WHO'S at present at the head Of that Depart
ment and hate tske unusual pains inform ourselves
in regard to sykes and have exhibition quite variety
OF Pattern Bourets and Hats well endless saes
Of material 70 select from including style fsarnEgs
FLOWERS, RoSNET FRAMES. and all that Is necessary to
make an elegant Bonnet or Rat in the hes. manner.
CND, Miss 4, s BuNDY, who is at the head Of the
- clcak-makipg Department il decidedly and BY far
the best Cloak maker ever enpoyeio have any knowl
edge Of snd If you salus good httia garment you
should have her rut IT, She cuts hv mkAstar regular
system and the result quite different gnss,rork
style OF cut ting which has heretofore We are
and intend 70 keep m " posted TO the sly les have
fine assortment of Fancy and Black CLoTns TRlfr
Sc which viii be sold as low the same qushy ~
bought in the STATE We will garments for others to
make, make them up 10 order. Ready. made cloaks
constantly on hand for sale aud 70 show the styles
Next come to the FURs have Gre assortment If
AMERICAN SABLE FfreH aud souTsRgL fuRs bought this
season at reduced prices, and viii sell them as low as
possible and guarantee them to be represented. NV
long experience in trade in the city well as here enables
me to select perct goods and buy thera the lowest
prizes thus my experience IL Of 10 my customers
Is well as 10 self Tbs Is true With regard Coaks
Millinery and other Goods. Old furs made over.
We have full line Of the beet KID GLOVES to be
found in the State, variety Of Cloth GIoses rsets
White Fannels canahrics Cambria MnsFr If,rea and
Lace Rdgiugs Ebruderei collsrs aud Guns Mohar lass
sets Of Natural turls and Braids Nets Travelling Rags
Fur IT immed Hoods and many other articles TOO nunar
for find time cali over Peddiar fashion
wait for 70 call for them you shall have them
at reasonable prices.
Now If please the other question: no. my place
shall be pleased show our goods and will DO our best To-
suit one and all both regards quality PRICES
Respectfully,
SPRINGFIELD, VI, Oct 8, 1851 42
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

SALT AND ASHES FOR HORSES
Those keeping horses should. twice week
throw in a handful of salt and ashes. Mix
them by putting in threc parts of salt 10
one of ashes. Horses relish this, aud it
viii keep them soft and fiae. 1t will pre-
vent bots, collie, ect. A lit lie ground sui
phur, mixed with salt and ashes, given
ones in two or three weeks, is also benef-
'cial. All domestic animals wi be thus
benefited.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

1T is said that tradesman in an
Ohio city appends to his advertisement :
(" Ministers of the Gospel supplied with
goods at cost, if they agree TO mention the
fact to their congregations"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

- Well, wife, 1 don't see how they
can send a letter on them wires without
tearing on 'rm all TO bits La, me, they
don't send the paper, but they send the
writing in q fluid state
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

"A red nosed gentleman asked wit
whether he believed in spirits. Aye, sir,
replied he, looking him full in the face, 1
see too much evidence before me to doubt
that,
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VT. Central e. sullivan Railroads

w December g 1867
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Fails at 70 80, $50 1000 D. m Mixed
train cf white River Junction receiving passengers from
Cheshire Valley X. II leaves Bellows Fails 81 D. M
Mail Train leaves Boston via fitriahurg 80 /.
Springfield at 40 a. for burlington, and Sc. Adams.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails 10 go P. H.
eeving passengers from Vermont VALLEY Railroad leaving
New York at I2i5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire Railroaf
leaving soston 1t 30 ni for Burlington konses Point,
aontrrsl and 0gdensbuh connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping attached to night trains
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale the
principal stations. @. MERRILL, supt.
st. Adams VT. Dec. 2, 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

Mrs Stanton complains that in re-
port of her lecture she was made to call
white males, "whiie mules"
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A IL PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS

WAIPoLg- n H., Ian 30 1857
DR o. y, WOODS, Dsar Sr .-Lest you should remain
tn ignorance Is to abiit bless ycnr fellow man
and give yourself fortune tFer few thoughts in refer
ance 70 what yor call your Dysentery Cordial Last Mon
day went to the Falls thinking see Dr. N,ojs ana
get him % prescribe FOR that offensive disorder the Dysen
sr which nad hung about me for ten twelve days Some
one at the Falls said that Woods made nostam chat ~.
good for the above complaint must say that had but
hts latin 70 Your mixture But after your said
saly AlISassrt = ruTe, thought would
a"se thas evening ard ms n
h&n one hour the next asy work. free from pair
anu iree from hiuderance and toa, consider lysef well
BY the way would had tried almost thing else
without effect Now, whether this Is blupder Of yours OF
whether Yen had the dseernment make this compound
- eectna makes no difference 1t wrought such radical
change in that feel to acknowledge IT, and wish II
might become celebrated haye DO doubt If that meal
eine was pulled according Us worth u would give You
ore pFont IN one year tnan all have 10 your shop
would in ten III you would give me a recent / ,birs
would spend thousand on il before would give il up
Yours much benefited. TN
THOMAS N. KEYES
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

Than any other place in their knowledge In windham
County, and viii give few prices the articles
80 you for yourselves. We havo
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Cheshire Railroad.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS Commens
~ ing Monday, May 10, 1861
lie ming cars on al night trains. Smoking ears On a
tranis
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m. WOODS DYsENrERY cbRDIALl
drugs AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. e
Inc Subscriber has fresh stock OF DRUGS
and MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
FANCY AND TOILET GOobS
PATENT MEDICINES,
DYE coLoRs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c. &c
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded and
put up BY an experienced Apothecary.
JOSEPH CLARK
No. i, 2 and 3 Revere Hail.
Brattlebcro, Jan l. 1866 al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27
READY PAY.

Had rather have goods than any paper We
going to eel for small profits and expect by doing 70
get most Of the trade in this vicinity We shall vary our
prices as the marx ct varies from time to time. Calculate
to Keep the inside of the trsek and beat them prices
If any one can live aad beat these prices then viii try
again.
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Notice.

Good assortment Of
cRocKERY AND GLASS WAVE.
All Of which will be sold at reasonable pre- =, sor
Country Produce. Please call and eHsilshs ~ 80,
Feeling thankful for past fAsors, noi.s cIlGI,
share Of patronage for the future y
BEllows FALLS, June 4 1861,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES
DLo wER-n

ss's
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

Common Nails, y CENTS by the keg cents and have
a variety Of other articles mention,
equally low. We sell for
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27
lA INSURANCE
LIFE AND mn

co~pa"'es de largest and /.
Country ="
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE lNs,, ~.
CONN, RIVER MUTUAL FIRE Hsue,,,..
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SNUFF, PIPES AND TOBACCO,
KEROSENE OIL.

Best Kind, g. cents, second quality 60 cents.
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGRNC

THE undersigned having decided to make re,
business Of insuring, having besn daily appoints
represent some Of the VERY REST Companies 10 The Cou
prepared to insure against los BY FIRE ia the 81
ing well known Companies at mites that shall not ID
suit their patrons, viz:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

,VN BROOKS Of Jesrm Texas
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Agency.
NOKhs iiAGGhR,
IiscrpoOi, England

( ESTABLISHED specially tor the pat
- pose OF inducing immigration t,
Texas and supplying suitable mp'r aud
female servant.
/ will contract '0r aud forward % par
u, applying TO me or agents any d,scrip
ton ct indoor nr outdoor servants and
mechanics
Only such us are able 10 produce salts
factory evidence of ohanci., vii, be en-
gagged
Applications or sny NJ the above must
describe The labor required. ur". sex, and
amount peg month, specie willing to be
paid
\ fc of ten dollar. specie. charged
Tor each one engaged. and same Nus, ac
company application
] will also negotiate Tor the sale Of i'm
proved and unimproypi lands ml oar
ilcnlur4 must be- forwarded as to title
water and railroad facilities. proportion OF
prairie aud timber AND terms ia specie
IN connection with the above will be
ON Office for 'he purchase of ans article 20
be- found 10 the Eng n markets Such as
Machinery Guus rutol. Deg. Watches.
huudles. and Wines will rocuy. my
own persona. attention
An EngI.bmnn hy BIRTH and a citizen
of Je.inou, 'fcSas nearly twenty years.
'r.l confident That ! shall BIZ able %
servo ms friends, who avail themselves OF
my agency
COL II = CRUNP a co. Jefferson.
are my Agents
| respectfully refer 10 the merchants
ard geni.emcn n J,1ir.ou, and 10
Mo.r- Pope & Willie. Marshall.
Cen T. Greer,
Con ". T. Lane
Judge W y Orhilircc.
Mai W Sicdman, Henderson.
Col u & Martin. Rusk.
prs ;. and L Pryor, Dallas,
Col y II Epperson ChrksyIl,c.
nr Gordon.
Mr. Bl"uuo Paris;
Also. to any gentleman 10 the STATE
who Is acquainted with me
Applications for servants will hr ulaecd
on my books in the order In which they
ute received. and will be- filled accordingly
Address mC at Marshall tlI Sep, ls'.
ail.r which time my se,n's will receive
oui forward all orders
June 30. 1866 i5u
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Csrrox. The highest estimate Of tho
sslAes crop Of lsG6 is ,+0O, 900 bales Of
~ sounds PER bale, giving : gross
WEIGHT Of 700, 900, 90 pounds The tAr
Nv Il iadS AiIovs fsur par centum
tore ~ kaihng rope. er., which Leaves
. nss weight Of 612,Uoo 900 pousds
This essp u - cents per pound will
bring ssssly s~o Ass4rsd and twenty
niss n'lssss Of DOLLAR, very ssssly ~
nseh A. va hessght BY the large crop
Of 1850 The tisvsen.ss. sax upon il,
~ three cent? ~ pesAd, viii amount
% over twenty niiISsas II dsl,srr. A
Gsorgisa ssys his ssas esasibu,ss
ia, 40 tojo - 10 sssp, ~ vii ret
elnoss = uueh ~ this snssa9 = a.
s,es;ysl ~ ~ ~ bslss b issO 7As
llssassnsss rssSs fsse tAsss ls4Auo
ksie ssvssss " nearly tve - to.
49, ,ysitlioes u doiisss- IhA ~
siss : ~ slss u ths taxstios OF Tssaa
r - sADa 1iFsctioc
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~ "''' H' '.'''- ...s n A. "a
JOHN PHELPS l. CO..

tSuceessors Of Phelps Il Jones
NOTTON FACTORS and General
" Commission Merchants, No. a.
tarondelot street, New Orleans.
Il. j. TERRY. Agent, Jefferson, Tex.
rs, will mako liberal advances, in cash
on all eonsignments to the above house
VIII give all parties a permit to ship their
cotton under the the Bond OF the above
house, saving them the trouble and ex
pebse OF getting money to pay Revenue
tax, Il being paid in New Orleans.
Feb. ., 81 26tf
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I'VE undersigned respectfully informs
l his Old patrons and the public vcror
nlly that he has resumed the RfCFIN.
Nc FORN ARplNG. ard con-
MISSION 1T olNtSS, at his aer
Rr'ck tue Proof Warehouse. At the
terminus Of Of the Rrlroad, on the l.,yec.
lhs Warehouse, which is now nearly
FINISHED, was built under biz immediate
supervision, and is AS near Gre proof ~
any In the city. lie ia new ready Tor
business, and as in The days OF yorr, will
give his undivided attention to all ou,rust
I'd to him
Liberal Cash advances made on Cotton
and Produce, To be sold 20 this market or
for shipment to his friends In New Orleans
BaeeIne Rope aud Iron Ties furnish
cd when desired.
Thankful for past hvors, he respectful.
" solcits continuance of the same
lj'ly JOHN n HOWELL.
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Drugs. Medicines. Paints. OH
Window Glass. BOOK :. sta
tiopery, P,rfunisr,.
Fancy and Toilet
Articles.


SlIkl y EFFORT IA,
Sucgea rs Ia Smith a LOWS aud B4lS
pA-l..', II Rail * pa.hidles old .,aai
EEEP a-Anlly on hand a large as.
N 81. selected task ul goods 10 o..
uUt which wr invite the attention
those visiting our city and the pub.
generally to examine before pur,hasig
elsewhere We have experienced clelu
and feel confident that We can make Il
the interest cot buyers to give IA trA
Hoping 10y close attention and prom
uess 10 all business entrusted 10 u.s.
merit a continuance of the patronage
,byruiiy bestowed on the old firms
succeed DO not forget oar stand. Yea
iah urGg Store. Ball 4 Dashielic. ID
rand, shreveport. Ia
WHITE q 60
j " SWIM Agent
i,h. IG. lsr1
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ONE YEAR AGO


ny cARkin ngLt stsriAir
One year ago One year ago
A sws., npell lingsr round these
words,
While Fancy fingers gently wake
The music Of sweet Memory chords
WHY do dream those moments DER
Why gase upon this faded fowcr7
The past will never more return,
AMI Memory can but soo,h an hour
One year ago oh changing time
Not only with the buds and flower
lIsy, faded bloom and beauty hero.
Bat peri.k''; happy golden hours
| watched awhile the rosy beams
That followed summer in her 'r"ai
And gathered there the flowers tina
Lie on her bosom cold and dead
| souch, to keep them fresh with Love
While Hope her pesrly dews distilled
And the deep ioun, Of Memory,
Awhile with sweet perfume was filled
Bu, when the Summer time had pat,
And Autumn came with chilly hours
Love, Hope, and Memory still were
bright
Blu, faded were my Summer flowers
Oh thus il 10, thou changing year,
With every summer that departs,
Like faded garland. o or the earth,
And siths,si blossoms in our hearts
We sadly gasa upon the wreck
~ what MA bright one year ago,
Ana .iyh to think that all thing. fair
Ars 49,, ed, alas 10 perish so'
But y.. ii. swee, to live again
Ger msments TIM, were once so
bright
To III. the veil that hides the Past
And flood those isles with Memory,
llsh,
And since this lt.le faded flower
iiss svestly charmed an hour Of woe,
p.ir. !. ns sner-d thing,
For |, ~A' hrigh. one year ago
And oh when other years have winged
Their fight unto the silsnt Past,
Still nav soms sunshine lingcr then
Round every shadow grief may cas-,
May Hope there fold her snowy wings
And Memory shed brighter glow,
That We may suli the fondcr cling
To what we lov.d one year ago
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SUCCESSOR 10 Smith q Brother
y sadilery Harness lrd.a Rubber
Bands. Plaria'i0n iiaruess. a-d Leather
FINDINGS. 80 q CaDsl Street New Or
lolrH lA
GRO. T.. EVANS
September 4 1850 a~ff
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New Orleans Advertisements


A GRIswOi.D 4 90. old arm Of hyde
"A. 4 Goodrich. established 10 Ne~ odcsns
% vrsr,, Manufacturer. and Importer. q
Watches Jcwslry. silvefvsrr, Cutlery. Guns,
aud Pi.tol.. Corner Canal 4 Royal Sta. II y
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I AM WAITING.

am waiting on the margin
OF the dark, cold rushing tide
All | Low. has passed before me
And bayo reached the other side
Only unto nc = passage
Through the waters is denied
Mist and gloom o er hang the river,
Gloom and mist the landscape veil,
~trsining for the shore Of promise,
Sigh. and hope and feeling fail
No, sigb, breath, motion
Answer, to ny feeble vail
Surely they hay. all forgot mo
Mid the wonders they have found
In tho far enchanted mansions,
Out Of sight and heart and sound
Here | ali like Judah daughters
pe.olaso upon the ground.
Strangers fee, the stream are stemmine
Strangers faces pass me by,
Willing some, and some reluctant,
All harr leave to cross but !
! the hopeless, oil bereayed
Lothing life that long 10 die
lie the riser ne ~ 50 tnrhii
Chill and angry deep and drear,
All my loved ones are gone over
Daun,ed no, by doub, or fcar
And nv spirit reaches after
While / 81; iamen,ing here
Evening star., 1867-05-22
KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME Il. +. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist ClairYoy ant and Psychometrician, VINO
has astOnished the scientific classes of the Old
ID orld, has now located herself at Hudson, N Y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight to enable her to mpart owledge
of the greatest Importance to the single married
of either While in state ,)f trance she de
Hneatss the very features of the person you 10
marry and by the aid of an instrument of intense
power known as the Psychonlotrope. guarantees to
produce ifelike picture of the future husband or
wife of the applicant, together with date of mar
rages position in life, leading traits of character
&c. This is no humbug, thousands of testinlo
mails can assert. She will send, when desired a
certified certificate written guarantee that the
picture is what 1T purports to be. By inelosing a
disposition aud complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired nforma
by return mail. All communications sacredIy con
hdential. Address in confidence, MADAME r. f
THORNTON, p. o. Box 223 Hudson, n. Y.
ap g. -D&Weo D.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
Church Difficulty.
THE PAGE BRQUEsT TO THE SEVENTH STREET
pRRsBYTERIAN CHURCH {

TIKI PAGE BkQU EST 10 THE SEVENTH STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sometime since, Mr.. George Page made
bequest to the 7th street Presbyter Church
in connection with his property situated on
Heron was designated as trustee to manage
the sale Of the property, &c. Subseq uently
Mr.. @. b. Church was appointed to assist Mr.
Heron in disposing Of the property. 1t was
sold TWO or three times, but the sale was not
completed on account OF some defect In the
title. Finally the defects were remedied and
the pl operty sold.
J. H. Heron. with other members of the board
of trustees. made report giving an account
of the management and condition Of the Page
donation. Some OF the members OF the church
expressed dissatisfaction with the manner In
which the trust was managed, alleging that
the trustees IN question had managed the
property more for their own benefit than for
talk was originated by the affair, and it final
ly grew into very serious f6culty in the
church. Az anonymous pamphlet which ap-
pearsaa aDou. taas time m entitled the wedge Of
scriptural phrase. added fuel to the flames.
Several meetings were held, and at the last
one. on Friday evening, May lo, minority
Board efChurch Trustees, ,pressnting the views
of the dissatisfied parties. In the preface to
this minority report II Is asserted that the
ance Of the proceeds Of the sale Of tue square Of
ground situated between 9th and 7th streets
west, and i and G. streets south, which Mr..
Page then owned, after reservfng 70 himself
four thousand doliars and paying ali his just
debts. stsF fsEFA -
The denation. the minority report ailsgas,
was made to the church at the solicitation
Of the Rev. w. w. Campbeil, pastor OF
said church. who had attended as . spir.
itnaf counsellor and Church pastor In the
family OF Mr. Psgs. during asvefs a1aietion
and death. Mr. J. 81. HsrrOp wAs ape0sAsed
b. Mr.. Page, aG The Instance sof III. CNmpheai,
sstefneg 70 dleposs AZ saJa property ana carry