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80 remains to US but his dust, and
IRE assembled together for the
purpose of paying the last sad lrib-
ute of respect, and returning it to
dust again. Brother Mason has been
"a bright. pure and Jealous member
OF this Lodge for more than twenty
years; 10 all that time frmness, in
tegrity, charity and courtesy have
marked his course. lie had studied
self and learned self-control to an ex-
tent that few men ever acquire. His
great modesty Of character was only
equalled by his strong love and de-
yoIion TO virtue and his God. Right
marked his course through life and
mis- actions were prompted by princi-
pie and never by other motives
His bosom was replete with the kind
est affections; lie was in truth one of
the best Of companions and one Of
the warmest Of friends. He met death
as a true soldier OF the Cross, "look-
ing TRANQUILITY on the past, despising
the present, transported to touch at
last that luturity, the sole object Of
his desires. already seeing the bosom
of Abraham open to receive him ard
the Son of Man, seated on the right
hand of His Father, holding out for
him the crown Of Immortality, he was
waited by blessed spirits to the hab-
itation of the holy" Such charac-
ter is to US rich legacy and should
be ever loved and revered there
fore be it
.Resolved, That in the death of our
worthy brother. our town and
county have lost most reliable and
useful citizen, his church one of its
most active, Jealous and faithful
working members, and our fraternity
one whose character has been an ex
example of bright Masonic purity and
devotion to the order.
RESOLVED. That We deeply and ten
derby sympathizs with his heart strick-
en- widow and children in this their
! saGdest and sorest affection.
Resol0ed, That we repair as a Lodge
to the late residence of our brother,
take charge of his remains, accOmpa-
ny them to his grave and bury them
with all the honOrs peculiar to our
order, and as a further token Of re.
spect that we wear the usual badge of
mourning thirty days.
Reso 'ved, That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of thel
Lodge, a copy be furnished to bis
discOnsOlste family, and also to the
Pulaski CITIZEN for publication.
By order of the Le dge.
HUGH F. EWIN OrF
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Governor Senter.

We have not been in the habit Of
writing much about our Governor,
but we feel that be deserves afull share
Of commentator for one leading lea
ture of his conduct since his inaugur-
alton as our chief Magistrate and that
is, he has quietly gone on attended TO
the duties oftbe office to which hewas
elected by the people; has medtl d
with nobodys business. has sought no
nOtoriety proclamation, nor assured
to exercise unconstitutional powers to
Cypress the people.
We take pleasure in beari9GSur tes-
timony to his correct depoitment ia
his high Office, aud feel that he has
we'll entitled himself to whatever of
praise is implied in what we have
said Of him. 1t is we'll known that
We have always differed with the
Governor in political issues, and we
can therefore well afford to commend
his course Without any suspicion Of
interested or partisan motives.
II be continues TO demean himself
for the balance Of his term as he has
done, he will entitle himself to the
gratitude Of the people of the State
for faithful and honest administra-
ton of his part of the government,
and that done in g quiet, unpretend-
ing way, that indicates a man who
does his duty and seeks no display
or gioriGcatiOu from any one for do
ing t.-BroUnsviLle Bee.
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PULASKI, TENN
FRIDAY MORNING, APR. 90, &c
Turnpikes ! Turnpikes !

Under proper application of her
resources, the country about Pulaski
would insure her to be as pEospsrSusl
as any young city in the S but
a want of this energy is per
ruin. The people are hs
niggardIy. stingy spirit thai
mast be overcome and the y-pls
awakened. Citizens Of Pulask d 9syou
must agilate the turnpike question
they must be built-or trade will
90 in other and more convenient d.
rections. You all understand this.
Do you expect to get rich without
spending cent? It is your duty to
build these turnpikes, you ought to
do it, and you 1aWSt do it, or accept
the consequences that follow such
pusillanimOus proceedings. Other
towns are going ahead Of us-Mur-
freesborO has Ia turupikes. Shall
we publish to the word how many
pixies are in Giles county? Go to
work at once. Petition the Court, or
form private stock comp nles. 1t is
the only remedy for b. Zines and
you must do it or peril have
written on this subj y nd
again and now lay it befo
nestly hoping you will sci
slider It's importance.
brought to Pulaski BY
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VIM R Collins vs.. Jesse Creepy.

VIM Collins vs.. Jesse CTeecy.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
L ton of the Clerk and Master from ath-
davit filed that the defendant Jesse CTeecy,
is a non resident ofthe State of Ten nessee, so
that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served on him: On motion it is there
fore ordered that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citi-
zen, newspaper published in the town Of
Pulaski in said State, requiring said defend
ant to be and appear on the st day of the next
special term ofthe chancery court, to be held
for the county Of Giles at the court house in
PulaS ki, on the Fourth Monday III May next
and answer compliments bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex-Parte.
aprl5 A COX, c m
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List OF Prices for Advertis ng:

Advertisements must be paid quarter
yearly in advance. Those inserted for three
months or less, must be accompanied with
the money. Yearly advertisers are permit
ted TO renew quarterly free of charge; further
renewals charged one dollar per square.
Advertisements from a distance must be
accompanied with the cash in every instance
The advertising of house or firm will be
strictly limited to its own immediate bust
ness
Calls on persons to become candidates,
and political circulars charged as adver-
tisemehts, and will not be inserted without
the cash in advance.
Editorial advertisements and personal
communications will not be inserted unless
paid for in advance at double the regular
rates.
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SELLING OUT.

ID H. BNELL
HAVING Just returned from New York
IL and Philadelphia with large stock of
Spring and Summer Goods, purchased for
Cash, at gold prices, is enabled to offer to
the people Of Giles and adjoining counties,
cheaper bargains than any they have had
since the war. such as
English Berige. at 1Oo per yard.
Linen Poplins. checked aud striped
Lawns. No. /, at SOC.
Spring Challie. at from % to 35c,
Grenadines from Coo to S1OO.
Chambrey muslins from 40 to so.
Black Alpaccas from SO to 81. so.
Fine Silk Poplins,
Fine Black Silks.
Fine Black Tamise cloth for N ourn-
ing.
Fine Black French JacOnet for
mourning.
Fine Black Mozambique for mourn
ing,
Also, full assortment of White
Goods, Trimmings, Rulings, &c,
in great variety.
A fine stock of gloves, hosiery, and hats.
hand made Pump Boots, the very finest, at
$l4.0O. Fine cloth CATERS, and indeed, Il
full stock OfShocs and Boots ofevery kind,
and all other goods usually kept in a retail
store.
For TIE CASH IlOiH not be underSoLd
Como AMI see for yourselves.
april 29- If. P. II. EZELL.
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20 not. yet completed, butt
. doubt would shortly be. And as
70 bonds of officers of the county un-
der email offenss law, the Trustee
reports all right. As to the cond =
tiOn of the county Treasury. they
End, as usual .-alI absorbed by county
warrants and utterly unable even
pay the pittaDce Of the per diem Of
the Jury.
The Attorney General has been
quite efficient and done all in his
power in aining the Grand Jury in fer
reting out all violations Of the law.
And the foreman will especially say
that the Grand Jury itself has been
faithful, prompt and Punctual in all
its meetings and Inquiries. And the
Grand Jury will further take the lib
erty to say, they have noticed the at
tendance of the Bar has been remark
ably large and attentive, and that bis
Honor has been exceedingly Punctu-
al 10 his attendance and liberal to-
wards the Court and it's officers and
juries, TOR which he has the thanks
Of this And this Jury begs
the i Ice Of his Honor and the
Bar, a-Ve the liberty to say. with
all due Difference, in their opini,
the sessions of the Court might be
much shortened and much expense
saved to the county, and a great deaf
Of time saved to all concerned, if the
rulings Of the Court should be re-
| curing all papers to be in readiness
when cases are called and time limia
ed to arguments, especially in trivial
cases. The Grand Jury would fur
Their say they have noticed the abili-
ty of the newly elected Clerk of the
Court, the faithfulness and prompt
Aness to business, that be could have
done much more business had the
Court expedited it. And the Sheriff
and his corps of deputies have been
ARTompt and punctual 10 executing
! oSders. writs and subpoenss, and es-
pecially gallant and polite, waiting
upon the Court and its atlendants.-
The Grand Jury would now recon-
mend that this Court be adjourned at
the expiration OF this week, for
weeks loss now in farming is materi-
ally fslt-One week during the plant
ingdsn growing seasOL is worth a
month after maturity of the. crops
what is lost in planting is ten fold lost
! in making. The Grand Jury believe
they have done all in their power to
do and that is required to be done,
according to their belief and Judge
ment. The officer who has been as
signed to them to wait upon them
has been prompt and faithful and has
the thanks of tn g Jury for his polite
serv ices to them.
Having concluded and brought
their business to a c'ose, they beg of
his Honor to give them a full and
free discharge, with kheir highest
compliments and best wishes to his
Honor. all of WHICH is most resp CT
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wArsoN.

WATSON.
Chestnut Foaled S63. 1879 hands high.
Got by Lexington. Ist dam Ann Watson,
by imported Glencoe. AT $4,000.
MGmbrinO.
Black. 1914 hands high. Foaled 1862
Got by Mambrino Chief, (sire of Lady
horn, Idol, &C.. LIST and End dams CrOt-
tiers; Sd dam Thoroughbred. At $1,000.
N 4 UR Y G HER..
Chestnut. foaIed 1868; 1881 hands high; got
by the old Traveller. LIST dam by imp. Am
bassador, % dam Celebrity, by imp. LeWiA-
than, dc. At $40
HENTUCKY DRENNON.
Black, foaIcd 1858, 1917 hands high, got
by Drennon. LIST dam by imp iIedgotord.
At $40.
SUMNER.
Black Jack, toaled 1865, Is hands high,
get by imp. Black Forest, 1St dam import
cd Mary Casus. At IS. ~
Each of the above animals are of the best
and most approved crosses, (Which the re-
cords of the turf or fairs prove.)
Their services arc at mere nominal
prices The money is due " hen services
are rendered, and you can continue to breed ,
until your mare is IN FOAL.
GEO. T. ALTMAN.
Near Cornersville, April Sth, 1870.
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+ A Ieonbard vs. Frank Miller.

+ Leonhard VS. Frank Miller.
A Ii persons having claims ;gainst the late
II firm of Leonhard & Miller or Frank
Miller & Co., arc hereby rotifed to come
forward at once and file the same with the
Clerk and Master of the ChanccTy Court at
Pulaski duly proven, for adjustment.
April %, 1870. a. COX, c & m.
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TN pursuance of an order from the clerk of
L the county court ofGiles county, ] enn.,
upon the suggestion OF the insolvency of the
estate of Joseph H. Hickman, dec, this is to
give notice to all persons having claims a
gainst said estate to appear and file them
with the clerk of said count, duly authenti-
Gated, or they will forever be barred.
uILERY G. CHAFFIN,
apr22 admir- g..
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POINTS on EXCELLENCE.

POINTS or EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of StitchL
Perfection and simplicity of N achiHery.
Using both threads directly from TIE spoo9s.
No fastening seams By hand and no waste
of thread. Wide range of application WITH
ont change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and hfmBess az
ter washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done b. 9th.
er Sewing Machines, these Machines eSecntc
the most beautiful and permanent embroid-
~ and ornamental " ork.
The very highest prize, the Cross or the
,gion of Honor, was conferred ola the rep
/ 'cntatiye6f the Grover and Baker Sewing
Ichines ,at the Exposition Universele, Pa
ris, 18675thus attesting their great superior
ity overall other Sewing Machines.
heiagent may be found at Mrs. Rudd's,i
whereMachines can be seen. nol9tf.
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STOCKHOLDERS Meeting.

OFFICE NASHVILLE q DEcGTUR r, -R.t-
NASHVILLE, April Is, 1870.
called meeting of the Stockholders OF
II the Nashville g Decatur Railroad Cos.
for a special purpose, will be held at PuIas-
ki, Tenn, on Monday the 10th day of May
next. a full attendance either in person or
by proxy is desired. Stockholders will be
passed free to and from the meeting, by eX-
hibiiing their certificates of stock to the con-
dnctors. By order OF the Board.
aprl5-td 6. w. SEAY, Sec.
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HUGH EWIN

In future all visitors to the Gnn-
essee Penitentiary, exceptthe officers
of the State and persons having bust
ness with the prison. will be charged
an admission fee of 25 cents.
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Lightfoot Ratler

THIS thorough bred tr citing horse will
i make the present season at B. F. Max
wells stable, and will serve mares at $2n the
season, or $50 to insure. He is as finely
bred and shows as fine trotting qualities as
any horse in the State. He is horse of as
much stamina as any / ever saw. He was
bred and owned by Levi Noys, Saratoga,
NY, aprI5-2m GRAN WILSON.
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. a E& x JET.

Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Fish, and
marketing generally, can be found at Wag-
goneT's LIST Main Street, North.
Always prepared to furnish customers
with snch marketing as they need.
Upr22-ly
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nininrad.

Farmers port to the Lincoln
County News hat little or no injury
was done to tRo wheat or other grow
ing crops by the Ia frneze. Fruit
abundant as yet
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Thos. w. Wilkes and others, rs. SAMUEL Will
les and others.
7 n this cause it appering to the satisfaction
1 ofthe Clerk and Master from atfidavits
Fl led that the defendants Urania w. Hin
ton and her husband, -- Hinton, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of this court cannot
be served on him: On motion II is therefore
ordered that publication be made Tor four
week in succession in the Pulaski Citizen a
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski
in said State, requiring said defendant to be
and appear on the first day ofthe next special
term Of the Chancery Court, to be held for the
county of Giles at the courthouse in Pulas-
ki, on the 4th Monday in May next. and
ans yer compliments bill, or the same win
be taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing ex-parte. apr22 a COX, c & m
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J NJ Parker, admir-, &c, for the use of JOSH
all F Woodward, VS.. VIM PeatOn and Jas.
H. Cook.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
/ ton of the Clerk and Master from affioa-
Wit filed that the defendant William Pea
ton is a nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process
of this court cannot be served on
them: On motion it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four weeks in
succession in the Pulaski Citizen, a news
paper published in Il e town of Pulaski in
said State, requiring said defendant to be and
appear at Rules at the courthouse in Pulas
ki: on the first Monday in July next, and
answer complaiuant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him and set
for hearing ex-parte. apr22 a COX, c d m
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TON al

II the house formerly occupied BY She
Sunnyside Saloon, ID Main street, VIII be
happy to see those of my friends and the
public generally who are in need of a shave
or shampoo. Hair cut and dressed in the
highest style. HENRY WILLIAMS.
anr15 I'm Proprietor.
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The Snlendid iStalIion

TRAVELIIER.
WILL make the present season at my sta
w bles on the old " ales farm, near
Wales Station, at $lO by the Insurance.
Travellers grand sire was old Traveller.
lie is 7 years old, nearly sixteen hands high,
and is a fine saddle horse, possessing all the
saCdle gaits to perfection, and fast.
FebI-Im T.B. WADE.
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ton pay The expense oL-I02alIuIng
them? The answer is evident but
you are blind, asleep. Wake up -
Your trade, interest. reputation and
sense is at stake. Will you sacrifice
rythiug to stingiuess?
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WAY WITH SPECTACLES. Old eyes
Il made new, easily, witout doctor or med
icines. Sent post paid on receipt of 10 cn'ts.
Address DR.. Z. b FONTE, 120. Lexington
Avenue, New York. marll8m
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Terms of MANCHESTER.

square. 90 lines oTless, in this type, y for the
first, and so cents for each subsequent inser-
ton.
Advertisements not marked with the num-
Der of Insertions desired will be inserted
and charged for 81 the regular rates until
ordered out.
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NoTTCE

The insolvency of the Estate of II. T. San
ders dec having been suggested to the
CLERK Q 80 County Court of Giles county,
therefore sll persons having claims against
said estate arc notified to file the same duly
authenticated in the Office of said Clerk at
Pulaski, in the time prescribed by law.
APPS At L B. HICKMAN, admir-.
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Mary L James and others, VS.. Daniel II
Jones, ex'r. and others, and Daniel H
Jones, ex'r. VS. BENZ. Jones and others,
A Ii persons having claims against the es-
II tate of Rob't NJ Jones, dec, are hereby
notified TO come forward Immediately and
file the same. properly authenticated, with
me, or they viii be barred
aur22 A COX, m
w Alternately, admir- VS. VIM 7 James
and others.
A Ii persons having claims against the es-
II tate of Willis James, decd, are here
by notified to bring forward and file the same
duly authenticated with me, as required by
law, or be barred.
APRIL p. 1870. a COX, & m.
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B. P. ROY

respectfully announces to his friends that he
is connected with the above house aad will
be much gratIfied if they will give Him
call when visiting Nashv lie.
The stock is very complete and Of the
INCEST character of goods III this country.
Call and see for yourselves, or trust your
orders, and try me. Address &care As above
card. Ljan2Itf,l b. p. ROY -
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PULASKI SAVINGS BANK

-
Stockholders, Stockholders,
THOs. MAKT1N, A D BULLs
JoaN CGAoWs, NELL MoCALLuW
. A Cox, jas A Bowers,
JNo D FLAUrr & Co., T 6 JONES,
B CHTDEKs, A NJ WILsoN,
JNo c PATTERSON, DAVE II Parsons,
E EDMUNDsoN, JAS F hCK1ssACE,
B W Mason, S RosE,
: SU 4PrER & PEARoY, RIB Cox,
ARowsMITH & BRANAx, JOHN NJ WErFF
CT ROBINSON, WIN SIMoNToN,
il R1DLER, Dewitt c GORDON
T M6LEzN, P HEEL,
CT RIDLEY, G W,MoGREw,
JAnEs McCALLUX, T Mason,
JEo T STEELE, W RoBtRTs,
a CRA1s & JACEsos, II CBILDERs.
Directors.
SOLON E. ROSE. President,
JNO. c. BROWN, B. W. MASON,
HUGH F. EWING, A, COX.
JAS. MCALLUM, PHI. EZELL,
A.D. BULL, CHEsLEY N'MTLLOE,
may28tf T. MCLEAN, Cashier.
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.FjSTR Az

HSTR Az.
TAKEN b by me about the middle of
L October last, one heifer, two years old
this spring, roam and witho"t any marks.
Still many posse Jon. The Nssper can re-
cover her by pro g property and paying
charges. Call 5-thls Office for further in
formation. apr22 At GILL BELL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT !,

Announcing candidates for State or Dis
triot offices, ten dollars; county do FIVE; al
ways in advance.
Obituaries and tributes Of respect over ten
lines in length charged for at the reg Ilar ad
vertising rates. Marriages, deaths and re-
Ggious notices gratis.
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Notice TO Mechanics

IN Pursuance of an order of the County
i Court of Giles county, l will receive seal
ed proposals tor TIE building of hOus, for
the Pooc House Superintendent. The IN
dertaker to furnish all of the material and
make the house complete. Bids will be re-
ceived until the LIST day of July. 1870. For
specification call at my office. This the 29th
of April, 10. W. II. ALTERNATELY.
april % Pm. Chairman.
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ICE! ICE !! ICE !!

WE have a splenpid ice house well filed
w with the best Lake Ice, which we are
prepared to furnish at 6 cents per pound
Families will be supplied at their residences
every morning by giving notice the day be-
fore apr29-tf FINLEY & MOORE.
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Stockholders, Meeting

THE Stockholders of the Richland 81
l Bank are hereby notified that n o'eS
for Directors of said institution for tho ye
1870. will be held at their Banking HOuA
on Thursday. May 5th. 1870.
1t WE. BALLENTINE, Pres.
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Stockholders, Meeting

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
II Pulaski Savings Bank will be held at
the Banking house on Saturday, May 21st,
1870, for the purpose of eIecting Directors
Pulaski, April 18th, '7O-4t. Cashier.
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Having concluded and brought
their business to c'ose, they beg
his Honor to give them a full and
free discharge, with kheir highest
compliments and best wishes to his
Honor. all of which is most resp CT
fully submilted%
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Under proper application of her
resources, the country about Pulaski
would insure her to be as prospeEHus
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p NORrH-EAsT COR. seUARE-UP STATE.
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1 Natioad lH0ahSgirjty.
rEocLA,N los by rIErNEsmENI


pE0CLANA .IuN by IIEpHEsIDENr.
Na@ttS II 'eaoIcS a prop.' sen
1ie oi Ihelr "cpenutHcc 90 lHt Al
mighty, publicly amt collectively -
achno Wedge Their gratitude for lbs
laNofs and mrrcIgs "d h"mt'y to
bcSeech for then continuance land
Whereas. Tie people OF the UHl.
ted States. during tae year no"
about 20 end, have special cause to
br thankful for general prosperity,
abundant haNcsts, exemption from
pr>tilcuce, foreign var, aud civil
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ruiIxy1y Trains.

ia, Sontb-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
'1.i5 4. VI; Express ~ " A N Freight
-. stock Noudaysl 2.51 rM
''t y ,,rth-Nail Train leaves bradford AT
',.' Express. 9.32; Freight, 9.31 N
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ruopI.r EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. {.
p,-tor. Sabbath scrvices-mornirg
3 90 ',ttrrnoou at 49, and o'clock.
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