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3n berfamfeu.
QGu1anter.
gu berfaufen.

3m D%erfdufen ODER Al Dertaufdben
H t~betlfueiie fir gisentbum in Der Stabt Der eIez
49, gante Sanbfib rs 0 c ~ o o D" in Sofpare~
G0unIp, nabe @rep's Citation rnb cine babe Naeile
bon GlieortzSitn. IS iino 100 arer pfiisboren 9au4
ces in bOhen 8uitursuifapbe nit bihreihenoen Sbits
uHo Gdattenbdlmen, geirduhen II. i. ~.
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(Gapitel 1911
Gin Gefcb

Sin Gefck
surn g~Bioerrufe BON @bIdn. IS. Nrt. Sc beg Gooer Der
Nugemeiuen Geiebe, bstltcIt ,.i}i,Gerei urn T~feroeren=
men" uuo fur Nbancerurg b~eleI6rn, >pie ioI9t:
@bIdn. |. geriugt hurt Die GeieSQebun9 BON Wtas
rpIano, taB &bidu. IS, Nrt. Sc Der Nugemeiusn Sc
iebe BON WarplanO. betiteIt ,,Gonjciiionen, " URtertitel
,Siihersien unO YierOersnnen" 9lerour4 piSerruien
uno iolQenocrmaBen abgeinoert pirO.
IS. Nue YerIoneI. Uelde ben 6orQ BON Sha0f.
Idcn, Sdringen un0 NltlUiies ]bctreIJen, toulen mir bic
bctrcifCnoe SaiiDn cine @DnieiljOn gum Gcrtaufc uon
spirituoien pbcrGn0cren grtIieIu pom Glcrf tcs betr.
@ouutp's bernusncbmen mo ioqen faiur Sc uno bic
ubIiden 9ebiuren belablen.
G6ftn. 2. 9ies 9eleb iou bonn Sage ieiner Yaiii.
rIno an in &raft treten.
Sierour4 beideinigcr mir. baB IOrItebenhss elm.
octreue uno genaue @Opie cines 8eiebes 1T, pelbes Dor
Ter Sci ebeebuno bon WtarOlanb II ter Sanuars. Sit
suus paiiirt Wgroe.
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tssfAAA 9ur6 s. Guuer & sDbne. ~,

a saAAs 9nr6 $. guber & Snbne. go
EHa Cine fd,Dus Gpttase s1w
al Ser Dorfz 8oao,
oenlWlc!0 onalp'ihe Sauie eeeeniber, sruub stnsIrei,
anf Mmftion.
Seute ben 10. SUM, gtadm. 5 l1br. iperoen
mir Oas fDertbuone gisentbum unb biibi6e @ebauce,
selessn ,pie oben ansesebsn, 9rpRosnsirsi, %nertaus
brett uno 240 Sun tief. Die 0ebduoe bsiteben in Ell
ner bilbihen @ottase, sheune, Stal. 5ibnerbaus
&C., pumpe nit sutem gsafier, Sbfaarten nit Den
ansaeiudteIten Srubtarten, loDie 9emuie@ Il. 9tsrz
Garten NIT uieten Jtoisn= uno ~ioniti9en GeitrGuben,
Gseinitoien &C.
Sas eisentbum fam gu irsenb elmer 3eit Dor Dem
9crfaufe an9eieben per0ep.
Sehinsun9en: Gin 0ritttbsil baar, Der Gef in G
unb 70 Nionaten nit 2inieH.
Gam. s.. 0,pner s. gGbne, guft.,
1929 eaboft-@de Der CAB II. Sapettehr.
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Gin Sefek


Gin Sefee
betr- Ffeno RE eeridtlihe 8ertbeieigunQ Der Eeeilrirs
Ysarnteu, WahIrihier un0 anoerer 4~erinreu, wtlte
i'm Der. Staater, 9erihte Der aneeblihsn 8rrlebuue
Der @on9reBsNt!e pom 81. Wtai 1870 (betitslt stn Ge.
let sum Sd)ube oes Stirnmrchtes Ter Burger ser Ser.
Staaten) ~aneetlagt poroen Iino.
SIN Grp0gnue. oaB oieier 9eiebssbnrs ~oorseiteut
1T, ooB i'm Suuoss.8sri9te fur Den Siitritt Wurplauo
Nntlage1 erhobsu Inn 9e9eu ueridieosne YerIoneu, mel
de ais 8egiltrirsgeamte uno Bablrihttr %fungirten
iopie 9e8en mebrere auosre g~erionen, tpeeen 8erlet'
5un9 Der 1o4eH. nGuiorcemeRts Nt.e| zines BeiesCs, lpeIs
hss Die Jtc1,e Der Stdate1, bic unter ibren reip. Gonr
Itttuttoncn uno Geiesen abiubalteneen WGblen ju res
9nIiren. oerIeBt; uno in grwl9ung, bag IS bic Vfibt
Der Staaten lit. ibre SiirQer in grfuQuug Ter ibnen
oon ben Staatsbeboroen auIerle9ten Yfidten ju ldlt=
sen.
Nbidu. l. go lei es oerfigt furd Die 8siebsebure
pom Wtdrqlano, bag Der @ouuerneur hermit b%eauitrd9t
Merle. ben General, Nnlpalt aufiuforocrn, ju sridein-n
uno bic Ar9etln9ten iu uertbsioigen; Die Soften, welbe
aus Seldaffun9 pom Sen9en uno Sepeis itiden entlte=
hen. Iouet aus Dem 9ontin9ents5ono bcftrittcn perbeH.
Aud 1T Der Souuerncur e:mdhtI9t, nab leiuem Gut
ointcn Aulpdlte 3ur untertibun9 res 8ensral.N nlpals
ties bel Der 8ertbeiot9urg Guiuiteuen, pel6e lpater
pom otr Qe9isIatur bciabIt lperoen iOuen.
NbIdn. .. ane lei es oerfist. bag oies GeIeb bonn
Sage ieiner 4aIirur9 an III Strait trete.
Sitrtnit beideinigen mir, bag 8oriebentes zine rid.
tiee uno 9enaue Gopie zines Geieses lit, taB in Der Sas
nuars.S isung 1879 BON Der 9~e9isIatur BON Wtarplanb
- ,N,,1t k,,r~Na
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Sin Mcfek

Sh"
tuegen Sirjufi9urs zines lueieren abItnittes gum
Writ. 81 bcs 6oeeg DER ottcntltden Seiebe, betiWIt &c.
oenutn uno Steuern, nntertttcI pSeltsuerun9 BON VI
ten fir StaatsIuede.
&bidn. l. -gerii9t burh tie 8eieb9cbura BON Was
r9Ianc, oaB ter folgenoe &biduitt Dem Nrt. 81 Oes
9ooeg Der oftentlidcn SeieBe eieies Staates, bctiteIt
Geueniien uno Steuerr, ~Ilutertitel .8eitcuerur9 OOn
Ntticn fir Stautssimede" btniu0eil9t psree.
l43. Der Shass GortColcur lou ami l. Wtat cires
lehcn Sabrcs oas attieusGapital aaer 8autcn, 8ants
8eielihaftCr oecr oercr BON bielem Staate incorporirs
Ter Snititute poer Gompoquie'n n, nit Nusrubme non
Gtlenbabn u. Observation-Disclosures gum 9cuduen Wartts
psttbe RE ielben mad Dollars uno Gents bciteuer1.
unb UNI Dem mirtliben WarItwcrtb iolder Ntticn let's
~juieQen, luiro ber 9ontrOIcur hermit ermGdti9t, ges
ante ooer anocre Nerlontr, Oon eereIl er luldtige Sls
formationen uber Den gBertb ioIder Ittien erbaltCu
tann, eioli6 gu Oerncbmen. uno elm ieper Seamte
Ooer anoere Ycrion. WeIbe nit Den NnQele9enbeiteu
zines iolhen Sultlmtes IN 8erbiuounq itebt. Der I'D
lpei8ert, unter gio NustTnit gu geben. lou Dem Staate
WarpIano cine Strafe pom $500 bejubIen
4bidn. 2. nno lei es oerfi9t, taB otcs Gsieb bonn
Gage, ba ss palirt lit, in Strait trGteu lou.
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n NIIIHNIW4 NufdlOuU,
SetretGr Oes Senate;
Wiltpn 9. Srec.
erfer unterbausietretdr.
5Benebmi9t ben l. &pril 1877. Q35-40)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10

6ppfen uno Wlals.
500 pipcn init 3ucecr acrdudcrter
@rhtnEo,s

ScDtufet,
bic befcn Irtsn, IeEbt i'm Durdihrjttsgepiht:
&cm5'5 .BireQpple" aRorEe,
y. ". EBomas d Co.'S uGinciunati,s
Geo. SGne's rYtORGiuh,"
@tbr. G0ans pYee $780,"
Alirto Utotbtr's pNtClttig GroB,S
Sbnu's "EiouIer,"
3. &8, G6omas & Co.'S ngoIetn,"
Gan. Qrnel q SOS pReQQL"
r8le Creditor" nGtargrGB,"
uriere etqeuen vIiouunitrtdf SIN"
uuo anoere ourbdIs lAonc StiDtcn sum TerIouf bel
y. %. &Grocp s. Gpms..
(NtQt3Zo,l@1tl 9t %, GrhQnae.BGace
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10

GBir beIteini9en hermit, saB gorTebenoes cine rid.
tise uno 9enaue Gopie zines 8eiebes 1T. oas in tsr 5as
1877 BON Der 2e8isIatur Don YtarplGnO
ro TIr{ S,urSa
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ZIO.)
Gin 0cfeb

CUR eno9ilttgen 6effelun9 Der 9reRjlinie iluiI9st ben
Staatcn Bir9inieu UNI Wtarplano.
Sn GrD09ung, bag bic ourd3 Qe9islatur.Atte bonn
SanuGr 1868, 9apt. 80 ernonnten 9OmmiiGre Der
geies9ebunQ beridtet boben, bar Ie am l. 6ebruar
1872 i'll Der Staot Waibington mk ben, pom Staate
gir9in en- ernanuten GommiIdren 3uiammentraten,
UNI bag es iib er9ab, oaj bic 8irginier Gommifdre
ermd6tigt luaren, rie G%renlIinie 3wliden ben jpet
Staaten feitjuiteQen, tuabreno Die GommilGre bteles
Stdates MIR be~pouma6ti9t rparen, Die 8reujIinie auf
Dem Gaftern Sbore Der @beiapeate.Sap ieiijuieuen.
uno bag in 6ol9e Die Ter pom chamber abipeibenbtn
8oamaaten tanals feline peitcreu Gsiddfte erIeoi9t
luerOen ionnten, uno in Grma8un8, OaB Der GtaatWa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
gln;ufnmn,cnhcs enf,.

2G00 Sd6e 10. Q."=SuiI uHb
1850 Safe "Goln5" ur0 p0eaIin6" feirca GcIs,
lest uoH Den Sbiien SEA Gem" un0 DgrtctcR"
pen glperpool ~lanocno unb in p~aiIcnoen 8Qrtie'n An
BADEN bel s. 2Bcs. Taui5 4 GpmP.,
t205-i Er. 40, S~outb~StruBt.
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DeutSa,eS
Arbeifs- lQdmfi)unas Dareaa,

yfr. 272, SuozBrpaofoap,
uutrs Qiuflrebt Der .,Seutihen S~eieufhaft."
giqisniaen, lueI4e teutibe Sanbtucrfer, 4rbeitsr
une Bisntbotcn ;u beihdftigen milnihtn, polen iit
perlonlih ODER in ~irantirten Sriefen an Den Iqenten
Der9eIelld)aft Srn. S.gBelitng9oIL =
Glib : SrcdsgpGp, wenDen Delber unent9eltltt
Musfunft ertheilen miro. San2b 49,
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- yiadl SabauaaD, Geo.,
ole flint Gaee+
Baltimore zgauaunag Sampfi9ifs
0c~jeQidlait"

6sReseno aug ben Danpfp6jffeu ertcr GGafe:
rgarasoha," Capt. 3. u. Sooper;
rImcrica," Capt. O. 10. 8iunps;
-Eiortb 3ciuts Capt. N. T.. 9olen:
Der Camper ~3aragUTa~ ntnnt jeBt feline
frQdt all 5larigaE's gSCrite entge9en unneeht GAM
ffaa, ocu s 5urS, Jta6nittogs 4 ubr, al.
Sur9)fabrr5s 6rad'ffdbeiuc luernen nod auquIto,
0iaeon, Columbus, GutGuiG, M~ontoomern, @riffin
unb alien 8unften Der ngfGcon : geeitlihen BabnD
uno nab allen Srten in Georgia, 4liabafna mt
Elorina iiber Die u@eor9ia~@entraL" uno 4t(anttcz
WolizGiienbobn" al ebeEIo ~nieori9en Staten, ais aui
tGqeno einer auoeren g2oute seQeten.
2Geqen Sra6t orer %aiaCc penoe man ii6 an
5arnes s.. 9iuSrens, &aent,
Jtr. 70, SWitb's &Serite, am 6uBe bes Gong 9o6s.
t6ft51Sg
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Gin GcfcR

NbGnterurg BON @bihn. 30 eincs Dor Der QcQcns
Drti9en 8eleb9ebUn9 BON WtlrpIaro paiirten Sect.
4 tetitelt cine Wife jur &eslljrur8 Der 3Gbads. 5us
itiipn.
Gbi6n. L. gerfi9t tur6 BIT 8eieG9ebuno Ron g0n.
anO oaB Nbldn. 20 Der bon Ger aegcnwarti9cn De.
B9cbarq UalFrt:n Ntte, bctitcIt Elm Geleb our Gtegulis
Fg Der Sabadss : nlpcttion, bierOur1 piOerrUicn uno
bentermaBcn ab9conoett miro.
p. Die Snipeltorel Der peridiebsnen Sa6odss Wtn.
inc in Der St10t Baltimore louen iir WiererperpatE
Es bon ar9ebuItenem Sabad iOl9uloc 9jiten berefs
h: mir l oocr 2 Bride (breacs) 81. iur Elm gang
|les 6aB 81, fir Nnjieben neIer Eelien iur Wtarps
kOer uro SbtosSabad 80 Gents, iur anoere Nrten 81
i Srboit, luelde Soften bonn @i9entbiimer oOer oCnen
len Ell 5u bejablen itno. 8as Qa9er9eln lou 81 per
fboft uOn nidt rtebr. als Il00 Yiuno uno l2]s Gents
Ebr iIr ieoe loo Yiuno tetragen uno pom Yerlenoer
#r beIen N0entcn tejGblt peroen.
abi6n. 2: pies Sees iOH POM Gage ietner PGits
Bg an in Strait treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
4Qgemeine Staats : GeieBe,
(GapitG207.)

in Der SanuursS ieung Ger @eisegebuug ben
1872 paiirt.
(gHrtIi&e g.r6HsntIiauno.)
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15
State Convention of Young M ems
Christian Associations.

The sixth Annual Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Associations of
Vermont, held at Springfield, Nov, 9th,
9TH and Sth, was Of unusual interest
The inability to procure conveyance
from towns not on the line of railroads,
rendered the number in attendance small
Ter than the exceedingly hospitable peo-
pie of Springfield were hoping to enter.
tain. The Clergy was quite largely rep
resented.
The State Executive Committee elect
ed as officers of their board, B. X. Chase
chairman, Rutland A. j. Howe, Cor.
Secretary, Montpelier M. NJ. knight,
Treasurer, Waterbury. Time and place
of next convention, not fully determin-
ed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15

The HAsKINs' GOLD PEN.-To one
long accustomed to the use Of a stiff steel
pen, the change to smooth running
gold one, is very agreeable one par.
ticularly if it be adapted and adjusted
to ones own particular handwriting
The pen which approximates the nearest
perfection in this respect is without doubt
that manufactured by the Haskins broth
ers of Amherst, Mass. These pens can
be easily adjusted to the requirements of
the writer with nicely hardly excelled.
In fact the manufacturers make spe-
ciality of being able to fit any one with
pen by seeing a specimen of their writ
ing, which fact enhances their value
The durability of this kind of pen may
be tested by the fact that the editorial
pen of the TIMES is of this manufacture
(and has been in use more than year,
for which time they are warranted, , and
is now good pen. johnson & Babbitt
are the agents for this vicinity, who find
a ready sale for them, and that they give
good satisfaction. Any one wishing to
write with ease and comfort will be am
ply paid by trying one. For we know
we speak"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15

VETERANS AT THE Polls IN ORWELL.
The first vote cast at the late election
in Orwell, was by Rufus Whitman vet
eran of ninety-four. He had voted at
every presidential election except Wash
ington and the elder Adams; he was
soldier of 1872 The second vote was
by Daniel Cook, eighty-three years OIL
who voted the fifteenth time for presi-
dent, followed by several others who
cast their thirteenth and fourteenth pres
Dental vote, all aiding to roll up the ma.
iority for Grant and Wilson.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15
Vermont News.

Bennington village will have street
lamps.
The Bennington Free Press is 60
ing to change its name to the Vermont
Gazette"
The famous trotter " Whalebone,'
owned by Merrill q Austin Of Burling-
ton, is dead.
- Chittenden County Good Templars
will hold Union at Shelburne, the 10Th
instant.
The number of registered voters of
the city of Burlington is now two thou
sand and thirty-one.
The potato crop is about failure.
Many leave their fields undug, while
others only get enough to pay for dig
ging.
- The Essex wooden mill at West
Concord was burned on Thursday, 9TH,
together with 300 cords of wood. In
sured for $4,000.
A lookup and police force are
talked of by the authorities at the mines,
as likely to be soon among the institu-
tions" OF the village of Vershire.
= Russell Flint of Williamstown, who
died recently. showed in his last illness
symptoms of hydrophobia, the result of
bite by dog seventeen years ago.
"A butcher in Orange found a pair
of ladies No. Rubber overshoes in the
second stomach of beef he slaughtered
a few weeks ago. The steer was three
years old, fat and hea thy.
= Harper's Weekly says of Hon.
Justin S. Morrill,: He is a very indus.
trious man, a very ready man, and a very
witty man, and has great personal pop
ularlty with members of both political
parties"
The Democrat says G. A. Austin
" oui IN SbohJ was IOopSu VI SZ,UUu Ill
cash and bonds while travelling out
West few days since, his satchel being
snatched by the thief while he was buy
ing railroad ticket; but the thief was
caught and all the property but $500 re-
covered.
Conductor Edward Green, of the
Rutland division of the Central road, is
entitled to much credit for promptly
stopping the train at New Haven, giving
chase and arresting three vagabond boys
who threw stones through the car WIN
dows of the mail train to Rutland on
Wednesday last, which severely injured
a lady in the cars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15
Estate Of George A. Gooaeu

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Copr,
DISTRICT OF w EsrMINsTER, IS. in and for said d.
district. To all persons interested in the estate ~
GEORGE A. GOQDELL late of Westminster In said
district. deceased. Gprrr1xr u
~ HEREAS, Freeman Gorham, Administrator Of
w said estate has filed his petition in said eourt
here. setting forth that said deceased died seized ~
farm situated in said Westminster containina
about on hundred and forty acres with buildines
thereon standing that said farm is subject to a mort
gage upon which there is due about s2SO 90 mi
that the widow Is entitled to homestead and dover
the rein that there are other debts due from said de-
ceased thatthe personal estate as appraised amonn,
% ~ That y wiz be necessary sell part or
az o. said real estate 70 pay said debts and charges
of administration and that part thereof eannat he
sold without injury to those interested in the re-
mander, and has prayed for license to sell the whole
Of said real estate subject homestead and dower
at public auction or private sale as he shall iudge
most beneficial. and that said court will decide mn
on the allowance Of said petition at the session Of
said court to be held at the inn of NJ A. Wiider in
h0ekingham In said district. on the first WEDN FS-
DA Y OF December, A. ID. 1872 when and where Won
may be heard ia the premises 1t you shall see eai,se
November g. 1872. IL AZ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15
In Chancery.


ADRIAN L. LOWELL. STATE OF VERMONT,
JAMES II: STEVENS, J Is CHaScERY, Sent Term
WHEREAS, ABKAM l.. LOWELL Of hester IN IN
w the county OF Windsor, brought his petition At
the September Term of the court of Chsncery for
the county Of INDIAN against FRANK t. LAW
ION, and EMMA j. his wife of Londonderry. in said
Mindham County and JAMES n. STEVENS al
Manehester in the county OF Delaware and stare
OF Iowa. praying for the foreclosure of mortgage
dated NJ ay 18th 1907 executed by said Frank T. Law
ton and his wife to said Abram L. Lowell in two ME
ees OF land in said Londonderry one OF them being
the same premises conveyed 70 said Bawton by ii u
Spaudlng May 18th 1861 and the other piece ofIand
Of about . acres being the homestead on which said
Lawton and wife reside. conditioned for the nav
meut Of a note of 800 on demand with interest
which Is now due and unpaid. And il annearing
that the sad james H. Stevens residing without The
state has not bad personal notice of said petition
Therefore It Is ordered by the Chancellor that aid
petition be continued to the next term Of said conrf
% be held al Newtane in this said Windham county
on the second TUESDAY Of APRIL. 1873 and thai /
the petition notifying the said James H. Stevens OF
the peudency OF ais said petition and OF the term az
the court to be held. and the l. continued bv
publishing the substance thereof with this order r
three weeks successfully in the Bellows Falls TNEs
printed Rockingham in said county, the Iast p1b
LEGATION 20 be az least thirty days previous to aid
next April term al said court. Which On bIiratiou /
Stevens to appear and make answer 10 said petition
.,,.,.,. -. X. TYLER, Clerk
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15

Mansard roofs are at discount since
the Boston fire.
The light of the Boston fire was
seen ninety miles out at sea.
The Boston Journal thinks candles
a poor substitute for gas to print dali
ly paper. by.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons read at Brattle-
boro on Monday, Nov. 4th. her first ap.
pearance since her return from Europe.
- The Vermont and Massachusetts
railroad company propose to lay doub-
lie track between Fitchburg and Ash
bnrnham junction.
The funeral of Maj. Gen. Meade,
"The hero of Gettysburg" took place in
Philadelphia on Monday, Nov. IL. Pres
ident Grant, Generals Sherman, Sheri-
dan and other army officers were in at
tendance.
= Boston has been theatre of hor-
rors cor the past week. Probably no
murder since that of Parkman by Web
ster has so startled Boston as that of
Ellis whose mangled body was found in
barrels in the Charles river, an account
of which we give on our FIRST inside page.
Funny things happen on election
days. In Walpole we are informed that
only one straight, Simon.pure democrat
ic vote was cast and that by man who
only few persons imagined, cherished
the principles of the democratic party.
We can't always tell what man will do
by what he says
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15

SPRINGFIELD.-The equines are all
sick with the Epizootic"
Smith, Burr & Co., made 1000 pair of
names during the month Of October.
A juvenile torchlight procession by
the urchins was the only excitement
election eve.
j. w. Hastings commenced his annu-
al dancing school Wednesday evening
Of this week with 60 scholars.
The mail was carried to the station on
foot Monday morning of this week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15
. DMINISTRATRIX AUCTION

TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER % 1872 AZ TEN A. NJ
w virtue Of license from the Probate Court there
viii DC cold OF Public Auction. the farm owned BY
RICH Akp WARD at the time o his deeease sit.
uated IN the south east part Of the East Parish Of
W estminster ON the stage road from Bellows Falls
10 Putney, lying the right bank of the Connect,
cut river. said farm contains one hundred and
eighteen acres dlyided into Moving, Pasturing and
woodland WITH chestnut sugar Apple and Pear
orchard The buildings are we'll arranged, with run
ming water at house and barns The farm contains
several acres OF choice tohaceo land Offering good
oppoit unity 10 any wishing engage in the cul
ture OF tobacco. Terms upon the Farm. sufficient
amount down TO secure sale the rest to lay mort
gage II desired. Also large amount Of personal
property, see posters.
MARY II. WARD.
Westminster, Nov. ~ 1872. 46-a7
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Joseph Salo.
mon of st. Johnsbury, was dragged from
his pedlar's wagon on the night of the
4th, on the road about three mics from
St. Johnsbury. He was knocked down
and rendered senseless and when he came
to himself the robbers had gone also his
pocket book and money which he car
ried in his inside vest pocket containing
some $4,000 in money. and $1,000 in
bonds, and some notes. The act was
committed about halfpast seven, the
night was quite dark, the locality seclud-
ed. If we have highway men among us
our people will be careful how they car
ry money about their persons.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-15
10 Those Wanting Homes
In BELLOWS FALLS.

WE HAVE recently purchased some fifteen acres
~ of building land, so located to afford access
loie building sites Some Of them surpassed any
where, and all good and desirable lots. These lots
are offered only to those who wish to build upon
them. and at far living rates with every prospect
oil increased value. The prices of will vary
according TO the size and location of the several lots
Inc propositions are as follows:
ist The plan of house must be approved by us
TINS however is only for the purpose of avoiding
the erection OF cheap and undesiri ble buildings
3D. We will sell house lots and the purchaser of
each can erect such house as he chooses provided
snail not be cheap. un,ghty one. And a part or
the whole OF the purchase money can be paid in one
or three years, If he will commence the house this
season.
od. We will sell lot. the whole of the purchase
money TO remain unpaid from one to three years. if
desired, and will advance to the purchaser i've ten
or hfteen hundred dollars towards building his
mouse, IN such sums he wants. The purchase
money OF the land. and the money loaned may re-
man from one TO three years. with yearly payments
4th, II person will advance 81. 0O0 we will build
MIN a house according to specified plan. not to
cost over NSoO and give the person three years or
more TO pay for the lot and house. the purchaser to
occupy the house after compile ion. king pay ment
OF the interest and part of the principal every
year. treating the $1,000 as the first years payment
plan OF lots and plans of houses can be seen at
the otlce of j. D. Bridgman.
We respectfully invite the consideration of the
public to these propositions.
J D. BRIDGMAN
- Ill. W. SUFFER-.
Bellows Falls. VT. July II. 1872 30