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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10
REAL ESTATE
OF OVER
Thirty Thousand Dollars Value,
AT AUCTION!
V,HE SUBSCRIBER will sell at public auction. on
L xN..An...iuv her X. IS73 eommenc-
600 ACRES OF LAND,


known by the name of the bellows FARM"
wood aud timber lands, and all within one or two
miles of Bellows Falls, Vermont, The whole form
This property embraces ~ acres of first quality of
intervale land on the Connecticut River. The best
Of tobacco land the crop OF ISL o. tons naying
we'll arranged and commodious farm house, two new
tobacco barns. well finished. with all the modern
tobacco being 90 by SO feet each. with eight inch
sills. be readily converted into farm barns
if desired. large cattle barn with manure cellar
and eemented bottom, a large sheep barn with eel
lar. another large barn, granary and hog pen and
over 100 feet Of sheds, all in good condition.
From 200 to 800 of fine pasturing on the up
land adjoining the interyale, and within two miles
of Bellows Falls, and hill farm of 50 acres, with
house, barn and other buildings adjoining the Riv:
er farm, and about 800 acres of valuable wood and
timber lands Of eaet1bS c oaS ana
worked; also a third dwelling house and outbuild
ings, caiiedthe" MEAD PLACE, adjoining the 9TH
This valuable property. probably the largest and
best offered for sale at auction in this vicinity,
it is proposed to divide into tracts to suit the con-
The intervaie will be sold in lots of about Q. 10,
H. IA and Is acres the Is acre lot containing the
farm house. cattle barn. barn. sheds, &C. Four
of the other barns will be sold as to have barn
7 acre tobacco barns. that can easily be converted
into farm barns.
The pasturage. of extra quality of feed lying right
northerly of the village of Bellows Falls, will be
sold in lots of about so acres.
J he wood and timber lands, (only two miles from
the depot in the village with good roads leading to
the same) will be cut into lots to suit customers
This estate was never put upon the market before.
and it is needless to say that the sale will afford the
public an opportunity of obtaining very valuable
property, in favorable location in convenient di-
mansions. and at their own prices.
For purposes of investment, it affords rare
chance to those living abroad its nearness to Bel
lows Falls being almost within the corporate lin
its) whose rapid growth is unequaled by any other
in the State insures constantly increasing value
to the purchaser. To those living in Bellows Falls
and fyfaf nafx nnft and hrff
what is available for profitable use. Farmers. to-
baeco growers, lumbermen, chair manufacturers
and others. can but have special interest in this
tensive sale. Plans of this property will be made
showing location and divisions. and opportunity will
be afforded parties DESTROYS of looking the lots
to examine the same, with some person who is ac-
Quainted with the several tracts.
phara xufn Ian arad 4, sala 4faoa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10
CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Oct. I. 1873.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Catfla Shaan Sbofas Veal Ea+ H..

Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Veal Fat Hogs.
This week. ,9 g79 ss.74ss 90 600 g
One year ago. 10l2 s,ss5 600 900 19i
Prices of Market Beef-Extra. $3.50 q sos
first quality, $500 a $50; I'd quality, 5000 $50,
third quality 81 a $50.
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head. in lots S275 500
$3.50 e s4o0 each extra. S4.50g $3.50 > lea1
Hides. a SIC. 10.
Calf Skins 15c = n.
Tallow Sc e 81 ? n.
Milch Cows and Calyes.-sS5 Geo. SO and $50
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working Oxen , pair 100
$50. sl75 a SIS.
REMARKS.-0n good and best grades of beer
there is advanced of Il et. and quicker trade from
last week. The sales were 81 to. l01z cts. Sheep
too. advanced ct. from last week there being
smaller supply. Sales at 06 20 .06l1 cts. One lot
lambs 81 a head. average 81 pounds, Live poultry
does not improve, 15c being the highest figure for
turkeys. Chickens. 121< tolls cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10
S1CS A MONTH to Lady Agents
qp l-Ceverywhere. Address
ELLIS MANUFACTURING CO.,
4l-A Waltham, Mass.
TOR SALE /!

A GOOD GROCERY and PROVISION STORE.
including stock of goods on hand with good trade
well established. The owner is about to change his
business and desires to sell that account. 1t is
good chance for business Address Post Office Box.
l9l. Bellows Falls, VT. Al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10

WEsTMINsTER.-M Luke Rice was
ascending ladder on Saturday, 9th inst.
when it slipped or gave way and he
fell, badly breaking his left wrist.
During the town fair on the Goth inst
the ladies set excellent refreshment ia
bles in the upper Tow Hall, and their
receipts amounted to over 500.
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ESTATE of Jonathan MeIendy.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. held at Townshend
within and for said District on the THIRTIETH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1873.
N INSTRUMENT purportng to be the last Will
late of Londonderry in said District. deceased, be-
ing presented to Court by John S. Fullerton, the
Executor therein named, for Probate 1t is order ed
by said Court that all persons concerned therein be
notified to appear at session of said Court to be
held at the Probate Office in Townshend in said Dis
trict, the 18th day of October, A. D.. 1873, and
show cause, if any they may have. against the Pro-
bate of said Will for which purpose it is further
published three weeks successfully in the BELLOWS
FALLS TIMES, printed at Rockingham. previous to
said time appointed for hearing. By the Court.
4l-43 Attest. GLIB. EDDY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10

DETER THAN TEN PER CENT
ID INTEREST.
A farm of 100 acres. Cuts 50 tons hay with ma
chine. Near village and school. Two large apple
and sugar orch ards excellent buildings. with both
well and aqusduct water and will guarantees M0kE
and 5000 CORDS WOOD, with good market for both.
Old age and poor health reason Of selling. Terms
ii. i J. o. LANpHEAR, Jamaica, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10
SWEDISH HELP.

Some hundred domestic girls many Of them train
cd servants, and recommended. wish to leave Swe-
den for America. the first week in November next.
Families in want of such help can call on the sub
scriber and obtain his circular. he will soon leave
for Sweden. or the third time this year to accom-
pany them over. CHAS. A. BERGLUND.
40-4l IL Stamford St., Boston. Mass.
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5000 DOLLARS NORTH

of personal property upon the farm such as hay
grain, tobacco. and large assortment of Farming
Tools,
The sale, which will be positive and with
out reserve will be made at the Farm. Public
conveyances from the Hotels to the place of sale.
will be in readiness to accommodate the bidders,
Terms of payment viii be easy and portions, if
desired, can remain upon mortgage,
For particulars-terms and conditions and any
Information upon the subject of saeaddress or APP
ply to J. D. Bridgmal., Esq, Bellows Falls VT at
whose Office title deeds and plans of the various lots
can be seen. A. ii. BELLOWS.
Walpole. N H., Oct Sd, 1873.
Il. X. JENNINGS, Auctioneer.
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THE COMFORTS OF LIFE /!

have just received large and selected assort-
ment of Wolf, Buffalo. Alaska and English Lap
Robes. Also the best assortment of horse blankets
that has ever been opened in this market, which
offer to the public cheap can be bought in any
other market Those wishing to examine my stock
would do well to call at the harness shop
convenient. T. COOK.
Bellows Falls. Oct. 1873. 41-4S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

= 5. S. orisav wants twenty carpen-
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
ODITuARY.

Seldom has death invaded the household 20
suddenly ns in the death Of Mrs. Mary u. Mans
field wifc Of the late james G. Mansfield, New
Castle, Delaware; who departed this life on
TUESDAY, the 18th OF December 1872, In the
10Th, year OF her age. Though far advanced in
life, she possessed perceptions that were quick
aud Il ,svhci. Of disposition iha, seldom exists
IN one NJ her sears--Ccninl, kind, benevolent,
ehag.irbc and am'sblc, blended Niih rciis sious
belief lh,. SIS leAuiiful TO behold. Her Attach.
men, 10 the friends o, .sr'r vonlh w.s as fond
nnd as deep, MS moved Ly yoatrru. ..rror. and
many unss had Il icrn, 10 the last fur months,
NV pleasure 10 hear her EXPIRES her ELECTION for
those ,lr, had been So far, ana long separated
from her: 10 hear her so often throw the unn, tie
ui charity over hose who had not performed
vel their part IN the race oi lie, fceDm-
mcnding kindness and forgiveness Tho love
She bore the Vhsrch rs bctuii'nI services.
prayers aud liturgy, was iniccd s'ron! in
death, never forgetting the requirements OF the
church. Her sight had Lecg much imps ted Tor
some wears, Lui to see III; pleasure it gave her,
to hear read Ia h the Billie anil thurrh ser.
vice, with III Of which she was fan iar YOU d
cause inc To sill ,norr highly frgnr'i hrr sincere
iovc Tor Chti., her Il, dr.m mcr ludv,d, IN hrr
death has ihe thureli iusi Jealous aud ard ni
supporter: her relative, rrgcrpus and ltvipg
friend her friends ptassi,i ai..l agreeable eun.
panion. Let Us i.i,air her wurihy example
her christian liriHes, 81 that al the .F-E sHh,
Hsns We iun, viii i'c prepared tot that bis,
which Ia cirrnal aud iurcy,r. u.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
r..n,.n.nl, vv.4l,I,ws.

Eikton society wns thrown into Hutter OF ex-
citrment last week on the occasion Of a Esshiona-
BILE wedding in the N. Il. Church, DR.. H. y. Toll
and Miss Mary y. Ellis, both Of Elk,cp, being
the principals in the affair. The wedding took
place on Thursday evening, and, rs Is usual u
church weddings the church was hlled 20 over
flowing hefors the appointed hour for the csrs-
mony. The wedding WIS conducted after thr
English style There were FIX groomsinen with
ss n,ny at,cndan, bridesmaids, aud 10 approach
ing the altar the rreon'sn,en all proceeded to-
gr,iicr, followed by the bridesmaids, after whom
came the groom, supporting the bride-eleets
mother, and tho hride-rlec, leaning upon tho arm
OF her father. Tn ravin. the church the grcoms-
men and bridesmaids walked together. DR.. Thos
| ". Gipin Of this town, acted ~ first rroomsman
aud Miss Mamie Ellis as first bridesmaid; second
| attendants, Mr.. y. a. Ellis and Miss Addie Maj
6t third attendants, Mr.. Il. e. Lewis and Miss
Mary Mciuiirc; fourth attendants, Dir. u. e..
| Register aud Miss Della Mccullough: hfth at
! tcndants, Mr.. Watt aud Miss Mary Mccullough 7;
| sixth attendants, Mr.. Clinton Mccullough and
| Miss T.ixsc Robertson.
! From tho Csr,f Wing VIC take tn. follow
AT quarter pas, seven the bridal party enter.
| I'd the auditorium OF the church, and approached
the altar. where Rev. Jamcs Mcln,irc awaited
their coming to tic the sacred knot.
The bride looked sweet dressed in French
muslin, trimmed with ruiies and puirs.and loopcd
| with orange blossoms. Her hair was dressed
with orange blossoms and shc wore q bouquet o
the same flowers al the neck, and pearl car pen
d,nts. A long veil en,elopr'l her entire form u:
she took her place before the altar By the side o.
him to vhom she was abcat 10 pledge life fo'
better, for worse.
Three Of the brides maids wore white ,irliaf
with blue trimmings, and three French unslir
trimmed with pink. The brides maids wot'
short wells. The gallant groomsmen who sup
ported them were dressed IN cawhamincr coats
With Il. roscs In the button hole and shipped col
lars. very becoming TO long nccks.
The ceremony WAS performed with ring AM
was very pretty Alter The knot was tied TIL
, bridal party withdrew 10 the tsidcs home nca
the Church, whence Ike ;hc dove after It's visit
10 the ark, she was soon 10 90 out into q vori'
ofpromise, hgura,vely 10 return no more. Re
frcshmcnis We're served TO the company and afic
a pleasant hour passed the bride aud grosr
took the .! o. clock train for Philadelphia.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

The January number Of Scribncr's "
is on our table. As usual il is rcplete
with entertaining and instructive reading
The story Of Arthur Bonuicastle" is con-
,inued and grows more and more interest
ing. New Ways in the Old Dominion
brings to light more Of the trials Of the +.
r. VS.. under the new order Of things.
Many other interesting articles from tn,
pens Of some Of Americas ablcst writer's
grace the pages Of this best Of magazines.
And to these Of our readers who have mol
yet made choice Of a literary monthly, We
cordially commend Scrbncr as one Of il
not the best and most entertaining maga.
zine published. Address, Scribnsr 4 Co
654 Broadway. n. y.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

We take great pleasure 10 welcoming
to our table the January number Of the
FoLIo. This Is the first number that has
reached us since the great Boston Ere. The
Office aud materials having been badly
damaged in the conaagra,ion the publ-
cation was considerably delayed. The
Folio contains its usual amount Of choice
reading. and selections ofexcellcnt music.
Duriag the past month ii has changed
editors and is now published BY T. d.
Tookcr, to whom all subscriptions and
communications should be addressed at
lac Washington street. Boston. Mass.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

Tke especial astsstion Of our readers 10
isvissd 70 The meeting Of fruit growers to
Be hsid IN the Town Hall to-day. The
meeting is called BY Samuel Townsend.
Esq.. IN his espaeity ss chairman Of the
committee appointed at the last regular
meeting Of the Association to seek new
routes and markets for the sale Of our fruit.
Mr.. Townsend has devoted great deal Of
time and esergy in this object. and de-
sircs to report his l,bors to his associate
fruit growers. No doubt the report will
be interesting anil beneficial to all engaged
in raising fruit for market, and We b.
speak full attendance to-day. Our peo.
pie should take more interest in this mat.
ter. The experience Of the last few year.
has proved that the old markets, to which
they have been shipping their fruit, arr
no. able to make provision for the immense
crops Of peaches that are now grown, ant
to make peach growing profitable the.
must turn their attention in other dircc
,ions, and seek the correction Of cxis,in,
abuses. This casuo, be done BY each in
dividual acting on his own aud sole re
sponibility. To accomplish an object lik
this. combination is necessary. and il ou
farmers wouid overthrow and get rid G
the present monopoly in the markets b
which they are chiseled out Of the prof,
Of their produce they must unite hearth
for its suppression.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

The Ncy York and Brootlys bridge
when 6nishM will be tho largest saspen-
sion bridge In existence. The hight Of
the sswcrs above the high water mark will
be .5s feet. the hight of tho msin span,
By the sano measurement, 1885 feet; the
length Of the river rpsn !. $40 feet. ofeach
land rpan 40 Feet: of tho New York ap-
prosch. 1.4l1. ofthe Brooklyn approach. !.
041 feet; and the total length u The bridge
will be ISIS feet.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
mAW RleO.

I'm Wednesday evening, the 18th ~ Drcemi,er,
is1: iu Drawer Prcshy ,crian Church, BY Rev
J. Cro.rli, u. D., James r. Shallcross aud Mary
4. daughter Of Wilson Il. vaudcgrift Eco. ali
OF New Castle couniy, Del.
On Tuesday afternoon, the 3lst OF December,
1872, at - 'Fairvicw,i the home " the bride, by
Rev. John Cso~ell. d. D.. Robert 7. Houston o.
Phiiadslphia aud Julia J. daughter Of A. Ennis
Esq. Of New cHs,ls County, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
DIED.

On December 3is', 1872 ncaf Kennedy viilc,
Nd, Helen, daughter OF ). Hepburn aud Sailic
7. Blntkis,on, aged three wears.
On Friday morning, January I'd. nj the resi-
dence o; his son-in-aw, Jas II .<icow drick Esq,
in this town, Dr. John Frazer, In the s9ih year
OF his age.
Ills iuuernl will take place from his late resi-
dcncc near Sas.afras, Nd, Oh Monday neat, a'
, clock. pm.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
Items Of News.

The Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York,
took IRE wednesday afternoon, a shor,
time after the conclusion Of the matinee
performance. and in scarcely more than
fifteen minutes after the discovery Of the
6re the entire structure wss sblaxe. burn
ing like so mxeh straw. The flames are
described as having done tAeir work with
so much 6crccncss aud raPidity that in
one boar tAc theatre was but . mass Of
ruins. Il was valued at thirty thousand
dollars. The lessee. Mr.. Augustin DAILY.
loses in scenery. properties. wardrobes.
&c. el50.000. The performers lost nesr-
~ the whole OF their private wardrobe.
Governor Caldwell was on Wednesday
duly inauguratcd Governor Of North Car
olins. lie means, be says. to make il n
point Of duty TO take care Of the interests
Of the people Of the State. lie will give,
he adds, such patronage as he has to be-
stow 10 bis party friends. when he can
end them to suit him. but when he can
not thus GIL the Offices. he win consider Il
his duty to select good men from the op,
positc party.
A London telegram says that hundreds
| Of agricultural iaborers, out Of employ
ment in England because the farmers re-
fuse to pay the wages they demand. sr,
preparing to smigrats TO Brazil. Th'
cargo Of sottos on the steawship Mime
ssts, from New York for liverpool. tool
fFre when ave days out. bot she arrive,
safely at her dcssination on Tuesday last
whs6 i Sas discoysrsd that one husdrc,
snd afy bales bad boon destroyed by th
6rc.
Considerable excitcmsst las been cause,
10 Frsdssik city. Nd. BY reports Of Z seriou
scci1cua at the Liberty ccppe. mine, on
nile from Liberty. on Tuesday morning
Twspty six workmea were precipitated
dislsnes BY the breaking Of seaasid Of
which they we're standiag while st Rorh
and eight Of them arc said to be badly ip
jsred.
i Recently st trisl Of considerable in
! tsfose 20 Rome. whore The coust-room vs
crowded. ths piskpocksss let looss train
= I'D. shis6 sailed srossd ths heads I
ths ssdicaee, attracting shsir attention
6ivisg sa1le t;ps ~ tIs ptstpoeksts :
ss1leSe ~ pocksls q ne sslissce.
| 81. .Ssl rsepiskers Sss~i The streets 4
| Pasis tviss q - hours; thsy 0ll % q
Il assssGs u. 900 q a. .O0o bsiksts : asy
| H. 6vesa9s vslos q eosh eedal1 = !
I eooD, = In ~. ~ ~ ~ 1boa1
Il ~ liaoo61 q 1uie.
~ r. l5 = ll6 - = lesl.isss
] ~ Z 1, d111oo1 = Wo11
Z 6E1155 - X&<n1< n = 0o1cfgoo1
I -, t1eaA - W
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
NOTICE !!

NBE undsrsiyned having closed o.. b.. be
vid Mckee, would respectfully notify thoss In
debted TO him that all bills not paid By the hrst
Of February next will he placed 10 the hands Of
an officer for collection. j.
JAMES GEARS,
Jan. A-im.s middlxtQWu, D0l.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

The ies gorge u Hsndsrson. KY. broke
Thursday mesnise. and also one a Rock
pors, Indissa. crushing two 1atboats sud
he ssssinsf Cempeseisl. lyise q Evans
vi11S Skdsl. The stselner ~ valued Il
q, 900. ssa ~ ~ isssrsd.
Al eesisnfsld. Ohis. - Tsssday siehs,
Nsssy Nesthiogtsn was eariessd 81 her
husbond. asa NJ - terribly mu1ilstsd.
~ skull boio9 ssuseed Wi>h an a9s. h
i supposed t6s husbsnd wss Intoxicated.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

to he constitution giving the people Of
shs city ssd county. whose interests are
20 nstssislly di6sreus. the regulation ol
thsis own local a6airs. Sepient; rev-
1~m ~.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
DIVIDEND.

Nsw CAsrls Cousry NAriosAL BASE o. Ops1aA, |
January let, 1873. !
sTVHE Directors have this day Declared 3 divi-
j dead OF yire psr erSs., for The lsst six
wosths, clear Of all Taxes, payable - aad aS>ee
The eth last.
Jan. A-3w.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
NOTICE.

I'ilE Gndcr.gretl. have this day entered into
l. n co-parinership under the namc ol sepw-
drIck Eilasoh, i.- ihc pgrrosc oi cnrr, ing .p
the business of General "a, rclinudisr IN Miidis-
town, and having iaken the stand recently oes
cullict H., the late Rrm oi syowdtick 4 Coci,tsn,
Irspcciinll, solicit a liberal share oi the Publis
patronage.
J. II. SCOwbRlfk,
q. WOODRUFF ELlASuS.
Jan. lsi, 1873.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

Mcruu yt,ls aud Drawers, at
>. ". REi NuipS
The Almanac puhlislar, complain mat tL,it
business J. ,,vsiruycd ty A.rrs Am-tirin A..
nl.utc The r.cutlc prefer u 10 any other. the
Farmer >, esirru, southern ur the numrruu,
local y .inana,s WHEN ihsy-risu get A,rrs "
supplies the hesi astronomical d.ti wruihrr uud
joAcs ot them all and sho,r all. mrdirnl .tlyirc
which Is inFa!ushic tor ctrri family. II = ,'tp-
piird gratis Ly ,hr druggists, and should ne
rived tor cuns,apt q trnrr hnl Usr. We
sure That ~ soyl huusrk,'ltr ar grand
nloiicf goes willingly without J'it. Aafi->la-
very Siantnrt = !.
slocomls Miscc Meat ,hc lr,t i. ii,e nark,i.
IS ce1ts .,cr IT,. u
: j. RENtU!ns
! Delaware fe.r tl1miny. ilieh, IN the m,J let
TAl Luk SON As..ts.
i;cauissal Line nj allie. silk Ths. rirl u,s
and B.r. mat, n, lhtrs nIui - als, ia all the
new sh ai,s aud ,ottr,, u,
5. NJ. REYNOLDS
Those Who M foua of y refreshing li.yctne,
| an cold mornings shui,li try Taylor & son ,
Coffee aud Tea, i is leritty harmless, for they
kerp il-r brsi.
New No. Mackrrrl very choice Ness Slad
| Cod Fish, H.. at TAfi.Ui. Il Suns,
Iryen waai Apple Butter Peach Batter, Qnine
Butter or traani.erry Halter. tuH r1,n always gr
ihcti ri TAYLOR \ SONS
4 $. ~ Hnsnolds sells the hes, heavy Boot
sold in Delaware, at $500 per pair, rash.
Cemeteries. Raisins curian,s, l'rnncs, citrf n
Figs, Dates aud Lemons, NJ
TAYLOR 4 SONS.
J Try Pickled Lobster Taylor 4 Son keeps then
No charge for delivering goods.
Go To d. l.. DtNNiS6 10 find Kris Kringi.
: A largo assortment OF Trusses, lraees an
Supporters Tor sale and properly fitted by ph.
: sician, ut CnAsnERLAisEs DRuG sronE.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
NOTICE !!

A LII persons owning, or occupying property
IA within the corporate limits of Middieivwn,
are notified that their side walks aud CUTTERS
mus, be KEEP, clear Of distractions, 10 accordarce
with Town Ordinances Nos. I and Q.
BY order OF the board.
Il. II. FOSTER,
Jan. 4-2w. rha.ruian.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
DISSOLUTION.

'i'llE hrn gf Sco~drick & Cochran, is this
1 day dissolved ~ mutual consent
TIE Dusine,s d the lair iirm will G sciil,d by
j. II Sc"wdrick, hr "ny is auihorizei 10 sigp
ia liqaidaiiVn lot SAID hFin.
J. u. CuwhRlik,
l.. \. cutliHAN.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
Garage aud : lkpkG1s |

1s ...';: ss;::s{.,s e. !: : & ~: = -. =: !:
hasilsg 4 n nsoas - vs. - 49,. IG1tss
ee easfisd 10 The c1ot. Qsd1ss M g - test
49, Wy ss.ite l:s2gs seSslsa: ass.
assss 70 - = - ~ - = -:
Jan. 4-iy.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
For Rsnt!

A LARGE rwo.srORY FRANZ HOUSE
"A On Main street, MIddlesown, Dsl. vish
large gasden, stnblo ed oshse couvsolGDGn.
Posssssion given 3sth u March, 1879. ApSlg
10 LYDIA y. r0aQ4
Jas. l--3w. NidA1110Uat ~.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04

There . not single ferry boat north oe
New York city. Teams cross on tho iss
at Ncwburg. but u is hssardous. and sew
eral hsve broken though.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-04
A. T. MoCLELLAND'S
uction Room $

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Buy your Furniture, Mattresses, &c. Of T. A.
Ncclciland. 1919 Chestnut Street. Handsome
New Furniture for Parlors. Bed Rooms and Di-
ming Rooms, at Auction Sales, every Monday
and Thursday, and sold at Private Salcs at Auc-
,Ios Prices. All goods warranted. Furniture
carefully Packed and Shipped.
Farirs New Raisins, Currants, Pruncs, Cit
ron. Maeasoni, Fresh Mincs Meat, Buck wheat,
Malaga Len,ons, at -
s. N. REYNOLDS.
Ladies' Eid Driving Gloves. at
8. ". REYNOLDS
The only plses in town to get tho Regular
s. u, REYNOLDS
Choice Varieties New Jersey apa Del4wars
PEACH TREES, for sale by
The celebrated poOL GRAIN FAN, The bes,
in tbs yorsd for cleaning ali kisds q ars,n:
raf sas ~ =. EVANS
The Estrlle Kid Glove, The best glove 10 Amer
putting On, at 8. y. REYNOLDS
Coates Cloaks Spool Cotton, I esss psi
spool. Gents half Hes, Z paif l6f IS eto.
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ss ss'. and haf ss'. = |, rrvxotns,
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