Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-05-14
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oWs FALLS, MAY IA, 1869
LOCAL MATTERS.

y bn for $4,000.
aiming Tools and fertilizers-just
,ary farmer wants at this season
q he found at Arms 81 Wilson's,
IA variety and supply.
I'm visitors to j. ID. Rridgmans
saonds have become so numerous,
ND viii probably have to soon make
4erulatioa with reference to their
N. H. Farr & Co. have just put in
y stock of goods, and desire their
S,ers old and new to make them a
In dress goods they have some
|neat styles and desirable patterns.
sPerham'sstage will change running
u Monday next for the summer ar
&ent. He will leave Grafton at
MI in the morning, and arrive in
Nice at about 7.30.
sAollis Streeter has just added a
I'm of goods to his stock of boots
Noes, marked down the prices, and
u his customers to make him a call
II if these things are not just about
I'M 2 are indebted to L. ID. Murphy,
&sh aud English papers of late
He is now stopping in Youhall,
having left this place some four
81 since, and we are glad to thus
his safe arrival.
In. NJ. NJ. Whitney is now prepar-
furnish large and choice variety
Me- plants, including verbenas, an
hand bedding plants, &c. Also a
variety Of dahlia bulbs which viii
ia cheap. Those in want of such,
Ep well to make him call.
breakman named Cutting, on the
Md railroad, a few days since, met
LIN accident between here and Rut-
&by which he was severely injured,
IA several ribs broken. Another
akman, whose name we have not
Ill d, had finger smashed at the
II time.
10. G, Cobb, recently of the firm Of
n & Sargent, butchers, of this place
III with his wife for Nebraska, on
desday, which place he proposes tc
n his future home. Mr.. Sargent has
Y t the hotel at West Brattleboro
u commences business in it next
We understand the railroads viii
hange their running time next Mon
Xbut have as yet received no new
Babies. If sotrains going north anc
\ will probably leave nearly an houl
&r, and the mails at the post-office
Inc direction viii close at about Il
III A. NJ, or a little after.
On Wednesday afternoon of las
81 Mrs. O. f. Woods was considera
bruised, by being run on to by
~ and carriage in their front yard
afey Woods had just drove into tn
aand the horse probably took frigh
some clothes flying on a line. For
Aely Mrs. Woods was not seriousl,
mtd, but the carriage was badl
ahed.
il David Chapman of this village an
aactor on the early mixed train fror
place to Rutland, was badly iniure
4 bruised on Friday morning of las
NJ near Brockway's mills in TIL
", while switching cars. They wer
10 cable which caught and DIRE
l3tly across his thighs, severely tearin
4 flesh, and the breaking of the cabl
spably saved him from fatal iniurie
bones were broken and it is hoped h
n soon be well again.
I Our neighbor Amadon desires
Ke PROCLAMATION to all, old and youn,
kand near, that he has justmade larg
pltlons to his stock of watches an
fry, OF such styles, quality and max
cannot fail to please the most fastid
taste. He further announces tn,
|has marked do,0n his prices, and wan
i fact particularly emphasized. NJ
hadon has had a long experience
business and thoroughly understand
wants of his customers.
+ Those wanting thorough bred stot
referred to r. Elwell's advertis
Pit, Drewsville, n. II.
Those who go fishing in the town
|hgdOn, n. H, will be interested in Il
|yertisement under the head of " n
in another column.
+ DR.. Hoskins of Newport, mot He
||is'H as our types had it last week
our thanks for the prompt recei
his catalogue. His seed farm al
lseFy is destined soon to become t
tFmout market to obtain good seeds.
The new library association at Br;
4 lJF0, has inst recaiVp1 from Jud