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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-13

ST. JouNsBURY.-The election of town
representative at St. Johnsbury, Tuesday
of last week, turned principally upon the
railroad question. The Caledonian says :
On Tuesday everything that could be
mustered in opposition to the road was
brought out to the polls. The Passump-
sic railaoad was there in force. The Lyn-
don shops were well represented. The
greatest interest was felt in the result.
Long before the box was turned the hall
was literally packed with citizens awaiting
the announcement of the vote. The anti
railroad men were confident of success.
| When the votes were counted, and Hon.
Calvin Morrill, rose and said 81" Gentle
men: The result of your ballot for town
representative is as follows:
Whole number of votes east, 763
Gardner Wheeler has
w. A. Pierce, SO
/ Hubbard Hastings, 1919
iona. Ross. 524!'
the audience could restrain themselves nc
longer, but gave cheer on cheer, such as
have seldom been heard in our town hall
The strength of the anti-railro ad party
was concentrated upon Mr.. Hastings, SC
the vote virtually stood, for the railroad
564 anti-railroad, l99-or about three
to one in favor of the road.
Danville and Concord also electe'
friends to the road, although the question
was not, perhaps, SO directly in issue II
those towns.
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seE We do not republish the list

e. We do not republish the list of
Senators elected, as the list published last
week proves to be correct except that the
boiling republicans of Franklin County
elected Victor Atwood in place of Mr..
Barlow. Mr.. Atwood is democrat, but
on State ticket however the majority Is
some 500. Curiously enough it was cold
water and not rum that elected Mr.. At
wood, and proving what we have said on
second page, that the democracy are
shrewd in the use of rum or cold water
according to the necessities of their case.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-13

The Justices of the Peace are VIM
Harris, d. E. Robbins, A. I. Gould, F.
| Mack, A. Upham.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-13

"A Michigan paper dominates John
Bright for President of the United States
of England, Ireland and Scotland.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-13

DISSOLUTION MOTTO +
Notice hereby given that the copartperhp heretofore
existing under the firm of Pc rry Cos this day dis
solved by mutual consent All accounts may be settled
either member Of the late firm. SOL0N PERRY.
BENZ. SG0FlELD,
JF. ALEXANDER.
cAMnRrDGEroRr, VI, Sept. 2, 1867. 1873
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The State.

We have returns of the vote for Gov
ernor from 100 towns which make the
Union majority somewhat stronger than
has been reported. The vote in these
towns is as follows:
Page, 27,080
Edwards, 1888
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Making IT per cent. for the year
ending Aug 1857 Said per csnage be cast upon the
orr inal amount OF the premium-note without reference
to any endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer at
his office IN Montpelier or before the 18th day Of Oct
ober, 1861.
Members of the Company will find in the hsndz OF the
elect 10 the legislature Local Agents
of the Company schedule showing the amount of
ment due each respectively and they particu
ar desired TO see that the money for their assessment
Is forwarded to the office In October The assessmen
must be made when due. Those who fail thus to pay
ought not expect to be pail II ther property is de-
troyel BY fire. little attention TO this the part o.
the members of the company, the proper time, will
save them expense trouble. see g. Act Of lncor
poraton, on your policy, which will be enforced)
Ut. THURsToN, Treasurer.
Noxrpr,ra Sent A. 1867 37.39
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VE the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District of Westminster Com
misoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all against the estate Of John Watson
st of windham, in said District. deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six
m onths the 10Th day Of July last being allowed by
said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that wi attend to the business Of said
pointuent at dwelling house of widow A. Watson, 10
Windham in said District Monday October 2ist and
Tuesday. December 3ist next, from 10 o'clock, A.
until o'clock. p. NJ, on each of said days
WILLIAM HARRIS, tc,...z.,~
WILLIAM c. FARR, eoA'A'''s"
wfsDHAx, Aug. 3lst, 1s57. $S
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john B. Cough has declined 400 in
vitations to lecture during the coming sea-
son.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-13

WNDHAM.-Rev. Stephen Harris was
elected the representative for Windham
on the second ballot, by six majority, as
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ePaISaFIELD.

.,vso.roun Union, 8,
Ai" Springheld,7
Umpires-M. II. Whitcomb of Alpha Club
scorers-samuel L. Chapman for Springfield, A. g. Por-
ter for Union.
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To Rent.
rJyHE Store on Canal Street. opposite Canal Bridge
best locations in the village for Grocery and
Provision Store. Inquire Of
BELLOWS FALLS, Sept. g. 1857. ~
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27,0S0
1888
Majority for Page,
1907

Majority for Page, 1907
There are 247 towns in the State, and
the remaining towns will of course increase
this majority. For representatives we
have returns from 232 towns which foot
up as follows:
Union, 206
Democrat, %
No choice, 8
This leaves fifteen towns to come in
which will increase the Union vote. Of
the twenty-five democrats elected to TIE
House, ten of them are chosen from Union
Republican towns which give nearly 400
majority for Page. There are also eleven
towns in which not a democratic vote was
cast, five of which are in Windsor county.
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COmmissioucrs' Notice.
WE the subscr being duly appointed by the Hon
w rebate Court the District of Westminster.
mssoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands all persons against the estate of Lucy Dickin-
son late Roekin a, in said District deceased and
also all claims demand exhibited in offset thereto
and months from the twelfth day of July last ben
allowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice. that will attend the
rur said appointment the house Of Monroe Ainsden
in Rockingham in said District the first Saturday
tober Saturday OF January from
p. NJ. until fou- O'Clock, p. NJ each of said days.
JOIN bAKEE Commissioners.
3638
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A GOOD, German Silver, Bell front,
n Side action, Rotary Valve fiat coRN.r. With good
boz. For sale by p g. MERRILL
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Notice!

NOTICE Is hereby given that application win Be mas q
session II the General Assembly Of the Stats
Of Vermont for charter for q railroad from point
in connecting with the CouDectcut kvsR
Railroad running north point in Bratebcro 70 con
with the Vermont Valley Railroad any oth knAl-
road running north from Brattieboro.
Aug. %, 1861 StN
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C01GntuntoUeRn No1nces
WE. the Subscribers, being duly appointed By IL nna
w Probate District Of WestmiEsesr, Co.
rsceiye. examine ana sdiust all e1a ~
demands Of all persons aszinst the eaa OF Joph Jse.
son. laos Of Windham aid District, dscsass1 - 49,
all claims and demands exhibited IN oef u sseo -
months NON third ~ q July lass bs1nG eiee
notice, that vill aftend to the basn<ss q - -
pointment at dwelling houss Of vdow r Js..asn,
Windhan, i'm sid Districts, Aoatny. 0ceoeer 1tst -
on Tussiay Dscsmher 31st next from tn oo1os<, \
until four . ciprk. P. NJ eaeh Of lid dayB-
WILLIAM HARRIS. lc---
DAVID ROBBINS,
wr,uan, Aug slss, 1851 SS
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Netice Of Assessment fer 1857.
THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Il Company hereby notified that the following as
have been made by the Directors all Notes
In force on the following days, to wit =;
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COFFINs AND CASKETS

of every description constsntly hand and trimmed y
In any style desired, at short notice. M
Gu goods are All new prices will compass ~
vorably with othes dealers,
Please examine Cur stock before purchasing
a. 40 ATHERT0N MAx@iS&
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

MATRIMoNY.-Billy Reinhcimer,
like sensible young gentleman AZ he
is, has taken unto himselfa rib, in the
person of Miss Mary T.. Bradford, of
this vicinity. We wish Billy and his
fair bride all the happiness imagina-
bic.
Eli Hayworti. and Miss Nancy l.
Summers. after the usual billing and
cooling which il supposed to be the ne
eesssry preliminarics 10 premeditated
matrimony, consumated the arrange
Eents on Saturday last by having the
coniugal knot tied, according To the
law in such cases made and provided.
Esquire Eltzroth oiiiciatcd on both the
above solemn OCCASIONS.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

TIE JOURNAL OFFICE.-ThoSe OF
our friends who may wish to call at
our Office. either in business or social
capacity, will find u located in the
two story brick building south of III.
ID. Bowcn's store. The editorial sane
tum j. on the first floor.
We desire TO say one thing in COM
mendation of ourself: During our con-
nection with the Journal, the paper
has never failed TO appear regularly
each week, nor have the subscriber.
ever received it in the form of a half.
sheet, or an extra"
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04
,ove solemn occasions.

WINCHESTER QrEENswARE House.
We have always desired 10 see the
various branches Of trade Kept sep
arate, and we trust the public will pat
roni1e the firm of Burris Il Noris, a.
they are both worthy and deserving
young men. Both have seen much
and hard service in the army. ia which
one OF them received a very severe
wound from a rebel bullet. In consid-
Grafton OF these things, together with
the important fact that they can furn-
ish IA superior article of queensware,
glassware, etc, at grately reduced
prices, we ask the people generally to
sustain these young men in their ei-
forts 10 permanently establish them
selves in business among us.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

This s theseason Tor Conghs Colds;those
suftrue. of any Election oi the Throat or
Lungs. ~fll hnd Dr Stricklane's "Mellifu.
Gus Cough Baisam' an excellent remedy in
fact. ail his medicines are worthy the conf
dencc of our fculers.-See Advertisement.
3~-4t
Valuable Ad,ice 10 the Afflicted DR.
Strickland. in rIpiy 10 numerous aplica.
tons tor adNIcc, sishes % iaiorm those
vho arr afflicted. lhpt rhey may consult
HIM of MI acute or Chronic D,scas ~ let.
Ter. u'iing the agc. svmfnms. sc. With =
fee " s. eHeiossd.., Dr.. :. has obt,iued
great ngtnrictv A. IN experienced phvsicitn
both w Luiopc and America. especiciallv
m the ireatment of chronic complaints, ST.
ter other doctors have failed 20 effect
a cure Tho-e suffering should imm mediate
" send fora prescr rtion. bv addressing DR.
strickland. CiEcinuati, OHIO. y5n3S-ly
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

NOMINATIONS. The interest in this
county was not a. great a Is usually
the case. as there were but two posi-
tions To fill, namely, the office of Cir
cult Prosecutor and County Commits
sioner; the latter Of which there was
but one candidate. In the first there
was some spirit manifested by the can
didates and their special friends, prob
ably more than is usual for that posi-
ton.
Up to the present, the returns indi-
cate that f. b. Reynolds has received
the nomination for Prosecutor.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04
Real E>taie. Agency in Winchester.
ID. NJ b-affhury Real Estate Agent.

offers AT great bargain the following
real estate. in Randolph county:
House and lot for sale north Of the
Railroad. in Winchester, Ind, worth
5000. Terms liberal.
Dwelling house for sale, on Mcri-
dian street. Price -, 0O0
One hundred and sixty acres i'm
proved land near Winchester.
One hundred and sixty acres i'm
proved land near Huntsville.
Thirty-five acres under cultivation
near ,MosTistown. aHt 1t
Seventy acres four miles west ol
Winchestcr. In haA fiN fI8o
House and lotlin Winchester
Twenty fivez yacanI lots in VIA
ch,-tor. niS-fni
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

New style of ladics' collars. Call
and sec them al Routh n Bannister's.
How are YOU to-day? | am NOW
opening up mice stock of fresh goods
latest styles. When ] say fresh goods,
l do not mean old stocks or dead pups
by the case. The lulics and babies
arc particularly cared for in my spring
selection, Please call and see me be-
fore the big drops of old rain that has
been in Tie clsteru f0r The last two
Years, falls on me-. Yours in haste,
by Merchants Union.
W. Il. MCKENSAN.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Iiou. e.. w Julian will be candi-
date for Dongre>s in the 9Th District.
We saw letter from him which clear
iy indicated this. Well. George has a
right TO 60 to Congress just as often as
the people wish 10 send him. lie has
been faithful member, and while he
has not been a. efficient as some, yet
me WAS far above the average o.
mcmberS
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

THANKS. Il. T. Carter ill please
accept our very grateful thanxs for Il
n,agniticvEt pair OF slippers. Mr.. G.
l,as returned iron the city with avery
heavy stock of boots aud shoeS-pTob-
ably the bot he cvcf putchasci. lie
makes the boot and shoe trade spe-
cialty. ana is probaSly succeeding ~
well. II not bettcr. thar any house in
town On that account We rcpnl-
mend nll 10 examine has stock.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

NEW GOODS Wigs & ca. have
just received a very heavy stock of
dry goods, which will now be sold
cheaper than ever Ladies', il you
wish To examine IA fine. large stock of
prints. 90 TO Wigs, and you will see
what YOU do net often see in this county
Their general stock of goods is not in
ferior to any ia this part OF the State.
We think we can safely recommend
these gentlemen to the public.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

P0LITfCAI.-We are aware that men
feel a great interest in election matters.
But sclf-interest tells us that they feel
a deeper Interest in how and where
they get their groceries. Will. r. Way
& co, have been building up for them
selves,a Very successful trade. This il
owing To the fact that they sell their
goods at small profits and deal fairly
with all.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

J. T.. Williamson. our worthy and
efficient Postmaster, j. fitting up the
property hc recently purchased on the
corner of Meridian AMI North streets.
with view to occupying il as "a resi-
iencc n soon = the necessary repairs
are completed. ~
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

HOUSES. The demand for dwelling
houses here this spring is very great.
From Sl2 to Sl5 pc month has been
offered for small tencmrnts of two or
three rooms. Landlords arc making
more money on the easital Invested,
than any other class Sf men. Snail
frame houses pay for themselves in
two or three years. "f i
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Letters from Havana, of the 10Th
instant. state that the, Inlperial
MeXi,an Consul ut Havana is senlist-
ing Spanish soldiers to serve under
Maximilian at Vera Cruz. They
are offered bounty of SO and 81 IA
day from the moment they land at
Vera CRUZ. About three hundred
nlenshave been enlisted and We're to
have sailed on the 22d inst, on The
Spanish steamer Paris. 1t is said
that the agreement was entered up
on by the Archbishop of La Bustc-
da on the part of Macmillan with
the Spanish authorities i'll Cuba.
The New York Tribune has just
discovered 4 political paradise in
South Carolina. That utterly rclia-
bic journal tells US:
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04
WINCHESTER MARKET.
ADMINiSrR ,TOR'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Notice IL hrree, given That by virtue ~ nn or-
derni the Henri toaniy tommon Pleas Court
,he undrr~irned. administrator Of the estate of
RIrhmoud bvatl. Deceased, wili offer fpr sale. ai
the door nf The tauri house. ~ The town Of Win.
rhester. handoirh Ceunt.. bdiana. On saturday.
'he suth daS of Npril. icjs. the undivided two
'hrd. oi the following real estate ~ the said de-
ceased, situated aud being ia the count, OF Ran
dnlph and State "f Indiana. 20 wit.
llg east halt "i lot puiuher se~~atcen, al N
ihe northeast square of ihe town ~ " lnchrslrf
also part of tie west haif of Satd lot number
seventeen. (i7.) described j. follows: beginning
~ the south east CORNER OF said wrsi half Of sal
lot, ~ The coulcr ~ the brick building erected by
r. B 81 g. = G"',drich. thence w"~t twrnty feet
90 the south wcst tornrr 90 said hn.ldnx, thence
nddl eisht,.teo aud halt feet. thence east
t~"niV f'-"t. then south eighty two half feet
." the P'trc 81 oegiuatug. As" the west half of
the snHih-e,st quHriur, 0f section four, a. In
tow'n-hii, idn-teeu of range feurt.en east.
IERMS Or SALf .--Dne-thiri cash hand 4.
The residpe ~ eqiHl payments al six aud nine
mVnihs. with notes at Interest waving .ha hcne.
~ 80 valuation aud appraisement laws and Sc
cured o, good freehold surciies. VIII also sell
ihe ai'3Nr dcsrribcu premise, At private sale at
any time heiprc the day OF sale ab ve mentionod'
March u. ls67. NATHAN REED.
3r-it Administrator.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04
DR. SCHENcK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
!, S,,bsf,t,,tc I'm. /,,y,,,oy


Thc'c Pills arc oo'npo OF various r1os having
re pbwer to reav ihs sccreiions OF the liver A.
pronPlv aud cfecusllv as blue Pill or rncrcury
nnd without producing any o those d.sagrccahe or
dangerous elects which often follow the use O. the
laiia..
In al bilious disor lers these Pills b. used with
conf a thew promote The discharge o. vtiaicd
bic nad remove those Distractions from the liver
and blliarj dues. which arc the cape OF biIiou.
rfcciioDs in General.
SCHENCk'S AANngARE PILLS cure Sick
Icadache, and al dfosGers o. The liver Indicated b.
saiiow -l.'p. easel tongue. costivcacss dro7ysiue
sna soneral iecig- o, wol'ncss and a,'tuss
tho,glne the. ia, liver IL la to-?l or obarucsed
cond ton
In abort, ilcle pll iol; b. uol with al7a7-
t2gc ia cil ea1os when pGFsa.ive Alternative
med che i rcmFai.
P.c-c ase -. pr. S,hclcli Ia1Gra$- Pls-
End observe Ga, .he two l,kcaesoo. o. the Doctor
are Oh he iosetlu en- siam9--plc whca IN he nj,
rtacc 81 Ccn-ul = on. uId .iie cher ~ yrclent
hesr'i.
BE b. al nra~sr. aud ics cT'. Pscc Is ccn's
pei box. rriuc %. Oihco, No Is 40. a ih 5.se.t.
PhEG'lc 7a.a, p
Ienere Wnoc.1'e A-cns. Deinas Barae' ( c..
II ParS Row Ncw arA 5. = Ilaueo. Il. Dat
riorc -. D1ti nor III. joln ~. rirS y. z.
cor OF FoaTih md WN1u' Crc nact,. ono;
walker 4 TAYLOR. L.. nal - wriasa A,ep,.c.
Chesgo, Ill Collins Ero.hcc'. sol,hwcst ,o-rcr
Q secold Osl Vie 49,, s.. Loss, H.
.fia 4 s.i W. r.. mo. 49,
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Rev. r. Smith, pastor of the NJ L.
Church in this place, closet his labors
"a such ON sabbath last. Hequits the
work for the present on account of i'll
health lie will make his home at
Muncic.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04
oar Premiums.

Tor avenes sah-criDers, ani ono extra
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For f,rsy nee subscribers. webster
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for ore hundred nov subscriber.
Fev Sew'ng Mschiue. price. .... 60 90
Here d. = s.lod chance tor all 10 ~ork
1oune l'iies who wish hne .e, or Jewelry,
The finest Dictionary in the world. or a
epi.ndid ..lyrr watch. or some Woinan Who
~sbes an extra Sewing " Machine, eau, by
fs~ fays' l,hpr. procure them
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

PIKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are TO he
pike meetings at MaXvilhe and Thorn
"a Cicvcngrr's the first on next Sat
urday. and the other on next Monday.
We trust the people win turn out 20
these meetings, and subscribe literally.
There are several energetic N at the
l,cad of these movements, and there
fore We confidently expect something
will be accom- plishcd.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Rev. Il. T. Ifanby died in Chicago
stou, two weeks ago. Our people will
rccollcct Mr.. Handy's efforts in this
place two wears ago, in connection
with the sale of musical instruments.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

I'm the ease e,f tbe state as. Andcr-
son, for murder, the defendant was con-
victcI of naMsla,lghter and goes To
che States prison fnr three years.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Snow fellhere on Sunday night las;
20 the depth Of three inches. II stay
with u, however, was brief, a. il very
very quietly slid out" during the day
: Monday no urn rffr.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Miss Bell, tpssinkn will soon open
=, select school. PareRts and scholars
all .l,cak Of her in the highes. terms
~ q Teacher.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

CONFrgENcE The annual Confer
enec of the Nj. l.. Church meets on
the 10Th inst, at Anderson.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

about So, ,0p0 worth of tickets have
been sold in the Soldiers Gift Enter
prise. To- De drawn at Richmond, Ind.
; MAY lsi, lsj7. We learned this fact
from Mr. Bennett, one of the agents.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Edmund Thomas has now II very
rice stock of groceries, which he pro-
poses 10 sell on good t,rmS. lie is also
keeping the non-cXplosivc coal oil.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Mr-. Nary Browne. wife OF Gen. r
~. Browne, who has been dangerous
~ III of crysipclas. l. now recovering.
Mrs. Nancy Cotton. wife Of Mr..
'rhos. Cotton, of this place, is lying
very low Of general debility. or ncrv-
Gus prortraIion. Her friends have no
hopes of her recovery. .I fI
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

B. L. Dig2~ has r~IRoved 20 Law
renee, Kansas. We can not speak def
nit"ly - To- the business he will on
gage in there. Possibly he goes in
connection with the public press. u
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

THE ELECTION. .-ihe election on
Monday passed Off quietly and ,a;-
islactorily TO the people. I. w. Kizcr
was reelected Trustee for this Town
ship. Mr.. kizer has proved an encr-
getic and faithful Trustee, aud the
people have again expressed theircon-
fidencc in him by retaining him ia that
office.
Nathan Rinard and H. W. Hill were
elected Justices OF the Peace, Ia serve
in the country. These gentlemen are
both indorsed by the people as good
men, OH whom the public can conf
IDENTIFY rely.
G. ID. Smith, John pecllc, J. Focht
and Seth Dasis Were elected Con-
stables.
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04
Great Bargains. n

\. II. Swain. Real Estate Agent, has
a number of dwellings and vacant lots.
for sale at great bargains. Also so
0,1 worth of improved lands, IN this
county. Office in Locke'- building.
..~-ff
Randolph journal., 1867-04-04

Every thing sold a. cheap ~ at any
holsc in the county at Routh q Ban
pistcr's.