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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-08-29
AMADON Watchmaker and Jewellel

~. Constantly for sale Watches, Clocks. Gold and
7xilyer Work and Fancy Goods. Also a good assort-
me at of Guns Rides and Fishing Tackle. In Vent
worth's New Building.
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I love the flowers. / love their tints and graces.
Their radient beauty. aid their odors sweet
And every where look on their bright faces,
/ hold their presence sweet.
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q M.BLAKE, DENTIST.--Of CHASES
ID. BLOCK, BELLOWS FALLS. may be ioqnd az
nome from the LIST 10 the 18th of every month. At
from the 18th to the last or Zebra
Sry, April, June, August, October and December.
Bellows Falls j an. 10 1877.
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81 3rHENEY & CLAPP, Booksellers & Station
II ers. BRATTLEB0R0 VT.
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S. WALKER, Attorney at Law,
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UDsOLNIIi OF IN Z ON q n Ne
Many m moralists. those who consider
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not to give money to the guides under
any pretence whatever, and forbidding
the guides to receive the money. This
is all very well as far as it goes but hui
man ingenuity is able to get around the
rule.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
CATHOLIC FAIR

At Academy Hall is being held Catholic
fair AMI festival which we learn has been
very successful We also learn that the
ladies' in charge have made Il deliberate
practice of selling useful and handsome ar
ticles at reasonable prices This is one Of
the most astonishing things We ever heard,
and if, as we have every reason to believe,
it is true. we respectfully request thar
somebody start subscription and that with
the proceeds something appropriate be
erected in the public park which shall hand
Down the remarkable fact to future gener-
ations. We can't undertake. to suggest
lrhGt shall be erected, or what the in,crip-
ton shall be- because We never heard OF or
read of anything which would serve "A,
precedent, but if wiser heads will plan W..
are ready Ito assist in execution TO the best
of our humble ability.
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Chr Grades.

CHOW CASES, CORNER. CLOCK
> and Mantle shelves made 10 order WIN
Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS sawed III
different styles ut DEAHBOINS
Grove Block.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

lishment in all its varied forms. Balty's
Nabot pickles. Cross and Blackwclls
pickles, lIaford's Worcester sauce. Nabot
sauce in fact all kinds Of English pickles.
besides every variety Of canned fruit. pru-
ncllas, pruncs. cherries. peaches blacl,
berries, raspberrics, plums and hucklcbrr-
rcs. The Christmas dinner will be bu,
half completed without a call at MARSHALL.
DUNN & CHAMPION
have Il large and fine stock of furnishing
which are among the nccessaries Of -
housckcepers life. Wooden ware of every
kind. together with tlnware. britannia.
japan and glassware will be found at this
Well-knoWn emporium. The firm are
manufacturers Of every kind of tinwarc,
and have one Of the largest assortments of
these articles TO be found outside Of the
largest cities. Then those ndispcnsables.
hrooms. brushes and baskets in every yali-
ETY. of size and shape are here offered t. the
housckccpcr They have special facilities
for pleasing their many customers in thcu
goods, and should be visited by all in ouc-,
Of them.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24

Agents Tor thc GLOBE
II. l.. StilSun. Bennington.
II. T.. Morgan, Walllngturd.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point
II. =. Hard, Arlington.
VI. Il. Kelley, South Walllngiori.
G. G.. Pierce. East Clarendon.
T.. j. Carpenter, BrattleDOru.
Kelley Il Dyer Brandon.
DennisOn Brothers, PittSford.
W. VI. Day, MddleburA.
Ruus Holt pttsileld.
J. ID. culver, lNdeyllr.
T.. Is. Horton, Clarendon.
u. 7. Peabody, PittsfOrd
Alden q CO., Mlddlebury.
II. L. spencer, sutherland Fails
Ashton Hubbard, Fairhavcn.
kcllogg'& Rice. CaStetOu.
c. j. Gilmore, West Rutland
l., johnson, West Pawlet.
". :. Bassett, MlddletOWn.
James Rice, Pawlct.
Il i. Parlnenter, Mechanicsyilir
u. Horton, Mount Holly.
W. W. llibbard, POultney.
=. llolton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce, Dandy
-. \. Carter, Benson.
W. II. HUI, Wells.
q. i. Woods, Bellows Falls.
=. II. Robbins, Chester.
T.. II Allen, East Wallingmri
sherman Brothers, Ludlow.
Brown 4; Clark, Chttendeu
j. ID. Purdy. Manchester.
NJ SOuthard. NerIenne-.
j. 7. johnson, liubbartun.
\. W. Irving. orwell.
Reuben Whitcomb, Stockbrdgc.
W. f. Morse, p. NJ, Shrewsbury.
:. Sails, FOrestdalc.
Il. II. button, 7. NJ, CaVendi~h.
W. :. BasSett. Postmaster, Middleton n.
j. c. Spencer, Postmaster, East Clarendon
G. 4. Ram, East POultney.
G.. X. Marsh, North Clarendon.
l.. EastOn, T.. NJ. liOrtOnvlllc, VI.
VI. \. Pond, =. NJ, Whiting, Vt.
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DLANK BOOKS Are specially with
I'D us. We rave everything In this line. We
have one OF u e b st Qf not the besD appointed
Blank Book mi M actOres In the state. Every
thing Is new ana In good shape, and we have
man In charge OF II who understands the busi-
ness In all It's details. We have n stock Of frst-
class ledger papers, and invite banks, ma lufac-
turing companies, &c to examine our to3 nd
prices. GLOBE Pap X 70.
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The experienced housewife is well aware
of the many advantages possessed in having
first-class cooking stove. Without Ills
the Christmas dinner will be oycrdonc o.
only half baked. AZ Stalcy's will be seen
good supply of these matches Stewart
stoves, used for both wood and coal Also
the celebrated New American stove. The
firm arc also heavy dealers in hot air fur
naccs, and in copper, tin, and sheet iron
ware. Plumbing is done by them in all it,
branches, and III the most satisfactory
manner Gas and water piping and
fittings Of all kinds will be secured by Al
call as their store. No. - Merchants Row.
Tin roofing and iobbug of all kinds
promptly attended to, and all worI; war
rantcd.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24

DENCll.S.-DiX Pencils, made in
i the United States, are much superior 10
fabeTs, ANA are sold at lower prces. Try
them,
GLOBE PAPER co.
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Total, 1900 GIFTS, all cash, amoutht-
lnS 10 .''s'''s.. s''...........,,. Sl,hOniOuu
The chances for a gilt are as one to tiye.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50 Halves s25 Tenths on
each coupon, 81; Eleven whole tickets for 500;
22is tickets Tor $1,000; ll3 whole tickets for
5000 227 whole tickets for 10000 No discount
ON less than $500 worth OF tickets
The Fourth GIT Concert VIII be conducted, IN
all respects, Ike the three which have already
been given, and full particulars may be learned
IRON circulars which VIII be sent free from this
office to all who apply for them.
orders for tickets and applications for agen-
cies Will be attended TO in the order they are re-
celyed, and It Is hoped they Will be sent Ia
promptly that there may be no disappointment
or delay In Milling all, Liberal terms given to
those who buy 10 sell again. All agents are
peremptorly required to settle up their ac-
counts and return all unsold tickets by the goth
day of March.
TliOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manag
err tilt Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
vile, KY. dw&s4w-wiw
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DENCILS.-Di xon's Round Gilt Pencils
Il are as good as Fabers Round Gilt,-some
say better. II no better, they deserve favor from
being an American Pencil at lower prices.
They are made by the Joseph Dixon Cruclble
Co., Jersey city, N. D., and we ot1er them TO the
trade at their net prices. Try them.
GLOBE PAPER co.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24


L
the family by our falling To remember a, In
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


Holiday goods are selling like hot-cakc,
and people you meet ON the street gcncr-
ally have a proper Christmas expression OF
counicnance. Our young frierd Simpkin-
however is suffering from the effect, OF the
panic. He has been compelled to leave OIL
smoking cigars ANA get a pipe. ltwa> one
of the mecrschaum persuasion and he got
it at great bargain for forty-six dollars.
the Do,roN COMMERCIAL cLuR.
The Commercial Club of Boston made
Us 4 very pleasant visit the other day and
declared themselves pleased with the place
and the people too. Mine host Lavender
Of the Weldon got up splendid supper for
them in the evening, after enjoying, when
they adjourned to the sitting room and pro-
cecded to arraign their president Hon. AciN-
audcr II. Rice before a Judge and jury from
their own number, tor exchanging oyer
coats with a fellow passenger i'm tn, cars 20
his (Rice's) personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
the manifest dotrimcnt of the fellow pas
senger aforesaid The prisoner was found
guilty. the fact of his having been in Con
grcss telling heavily against him, and SEN
fenced to pay a fine, which he Immediately
did.
w q had to wait IN the UdrOrrs ShOp Just
two hours and II quarter next morning on
account of the Commercial Club, but still
we have a kindly feeling towards the mem
bcrs. We realized that Il barber like death
Is no respecter OF persons and we didn't
look ON the Commercials rs buated aristo-
Gratis or men who habitually go around
grinding the poor because they got around
earlier than we did On the contrary we
sat down and read the NeSseRg.y'S article
of welcome and smiled. People have dit
fcrcnt IDEAS about the meaning of the word
"welcome." Some people have only one
idea of hospitality, which is best expressed
by kicking the guest out of doors and set
ting the yellow dog on him, This is some
times called finished sarcasm"
At noon the Commercial chaps lott for
Montreal, and the Central Vermont Com
pany, or some person connected Herewith
caused torpedoes to be placed under the
wheels of their departing car and they went
out under a perfect fusiladc which impressed
some of them with an unpleasant idea that
the engine had blown up. Finding it was
demonstration in their honor however
they waved their hats and shouted IN re-
turn. The Vermont 4 Canada Company,
will at once apply for an injunction to pre-
vent the expenditure of trust or other funds
ON such variety and yexation" as torpe-
! does
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24

DASTURE LAND IN PITTSFORD
i For sale or rent one hundred and twenty
1--WE acres OF tine PASTu RE land located one and
one-half miles from Plttsiord Village. Address
or call ON Il. Z. HITCHCOCK, under National
Bank OF Rutland. Rutland. VI. Maylu
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VMGS. We offer Dennisons Merchan.
Il disc and Shipping Tags 10 Stationers and
Printers at Dennison's lowest prices. SEND us
an order and satisfy yourselves.
GLOBE PAPER 50.
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ST. ALnANs VT, Dec 20, 1873
The masquerade of the "Arbor Vittic
Club on Friday evening was a success.
Mr. Stranahan's residence brilliantly light
ed and opened in every nook and corner in
the most inviting way, was filled with
mass of graceful incongruity. which smiled
AMI sparklcd, and was happy. Alas tha-
Il tender regard for your "yaluable space"
dear GLOBE, torbids Us to mention in detail
how gay and grand were the kings AMI
princes and cavaliers, or how funny the
comedy costumes and actors Ala, that
we may not tell how fair "Night" wa, in
dark star, bcsprinklcd robes; how bright
''morning' and "sprng;" how dainty and
pure was beautiful Snow" or how the
heart bounded with patriotic ardor as the
starry train of the "Goddess of Liberty
swept by, but perhaps it is as well, for tin
sci furnishes by handling and the brightness
of the ball is dimmed in that clearer and
less kindly light which ushcrs in ''the day
after"
The bell sounded for masks Off at ten.
AMI after partial recovery from mutual
surprises, came the refreshments followed
by social enjoyment and tripping of the
light fantastic. We should say about one
hundred guests were present, large pro-
portion of them being in costumes and the
occasion was one of such pleasure as to be
long remembered
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4iutcls aal Dining 4sonmG.

The BARDWELL HOUSE is located opposite
the Depot, ana has long been iayOrably known
To the travelling public. II has been recently
improved now afording the best and most am
pie accommodation to guests.
The TABLE Will be supplied with all the lux
uries Of the Season, and every attention VIII he
paid to the comfort of Its patrons.
In the future, as in the past, the Proprietor
intends TO make II a frSt-clasS IlOuSe-af1rd-
Ing all the comforts OF a home to the traveller.
The public patronage is solicited.
\ GOOD LIVERY In connection with the
House.
Attentive PORTERS VIII he found at the De-
pot on the arrival OF all trains
junc2idNVtf
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An Cd CltizCa Gore.

Mr.; Jas. Bckiord, an old aud es.
toemed citizen of this place, died
last week, aged Y.
Mr. Eckford was we'll known in
LoYndes Co. and Noxubpe as Il
merchant and planter. We have
few such men to spare. lis social
qualities, his integrity, and his re-
ligjpus character, were all so well
defined and recognized that the
whole community feel his los, as
that Of a good citizen and an up
right man.
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no. White Alpaca at
NQLEN s ATKINSoN's.
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Jaconet, Organizes and Swiss Muslins at
NOLEN & ATKINSON'S.
Fac Catholic Church.

The site selected for this odifice
is near the Calhoun Institute. The
lumber is now on the ground, aad
the building, under the ouperintend
ence OF Father Mouton, will soon be
finished. The plan of the church
is exceedingly neat and tasteful for
a small building of that character,
and will be an ornament to our
town. Father Mouton is not only
an a, chitcct, but a worker in church
building.
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~. A Ane assortment of Irish Linens.
HOLEN 4 ATKINSON'S.
Breeze.

A heavy shower On Wednesday
night, accompanied with a high
wind and some surplus thunder and
lighting, disturbed the slumbers Of
citizens, and blew down . Sign or
two and some palings. Ont o ftown,
we understand thore was consider
able damage in the eastern portion
Of tho coppty by the WIND rPin
aud hail.
Since the above was. set mp, we
learn that the planters in Fog Trap
Prairie suffered severely from the
bail Mr.. Emmett Cavet' John
Cavett and others having fine
stands of cotton greatly injured.
The roof Of W. Ned. Corners gin
house was blown off. The windows
on one side Of the passenger train
were demolished, as were also the
lights in many dwelling houses.
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NIay-pay Festks!.

After a DARK lowering day,
which promised nothing but disap-
pointWent to many, a very large
audience assembled at the Methodist
Church Thursday night to witness
the May-Day Exercises Of the Sun
day School children. About one
hundred girls and boys marched in
procession from the basement of
the Church, singing an appropriate
song, to their appointed places on
the foWer-bedecked stage. Before
tho coronation the throne was
strewn with flowers by the Flower
Girls, little Miss Sarah Ames
making the opening address, which
was beautifully spoken for one SO
young.
Miss Cooper Clements gracefully
placed the crown of Flowers, EN-.
blematic of Love, Purity and Fidel-
ity, upon the brow Of the chosen
Queen, Miss Mollic Dismukes, and,
after Miss Tennie Hamilton had
conferred the Sceptre, all Of her
dutiful and beautiful subjects has
toned to give in their allegiance,
Offering their homage in suitable
words and tokens. Miss Eta Dis
mukcs, the Rose, Miss Mary Shelton,
the Lilly, Miss Shumaker, the Vic
let, Miss Kate FaSer, Lily Of the
Vale, Miss Minnie Moore. with
IewelS of the Ocean, Misses Celeste
Lawrence and Matte Cavett, with
chaplets of Flowers, assembled
around the Throne and acknowl-
edged their Quoon. Then came
Misses Randall, Cahill, Clopton and
Cowan, who offered the fruit Of the
SeaSons, and Miss Mamie Patty
leading tho Wood Nymphs, Miss
Mollie Foote with her Fairy band,
Miss Alice NcAbee and her hunters,
aud Miss Maggie Hi and her
Gypsy band. Master Lee Shelton,
as an ambassador from France, was
then grGciously given an audience
by the Queen, and no bowed before
tho Throne and delivered his ad-
dress in true mbassadorial style.
Farewell addresses were then
spoken by Misses MoI)ie billiard
and Addic Dismpkes. Miss Eliza
delivered the Epllogue,
and tho audience dispersed, after
highly entertained about an
1t was happily conceived,
we'll executed, and all went as
merry as a marriage bell.
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Professors Fay and HarcOurt


Performed TO a fair audience un.
der great disadvantages Wednesday
night. The room was too small
and very warm. There was no
stage, and the performance was
conducted Cd o level with the au-
diencO, still we gathered an ideA OF
what it might have been under ia
vorable circumstances. Prot. IL. is
an artist 10 Legordemain, and his
tricks were cleverly and neatly
done. Tho Dark Seance Of Prof.
Fay was to some extent unsatistac-
tory for the reasons given above.
Enough, hOwever, was seen to
Rtawp it aS . wonderful perform
ancc.
We need a room adapted 70 such
exhibitions, as we'll IS for lectnring
and other purposes.
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TILE State of Mississippi,
4 NoXubec County.
Cbanrcry Court, NoXubec County
Wednesday, March Il, 1873.
The Estate Of .
j. j. S. Smith.
In the matter C! the distribution OF
the assets OF the estate Of j. J.
Smith deceased, among the sey.
eral creditors thereof.
This day came to be further heard
the matter of the distribution OF
said estate OF said deceased among
the creditors thereof, and it appear.
ing to the court that the publication
heretofore ordered in said proceed
ing has been made according TO law
and the former order Of this court.
proof of which has been filed ia
said cause. 1t further appearing to
the Court that the clerk OF this
court did, on the l0,h day Of March
a Statement. nt Ill th,. o1,y"s .""?e'
terod ogainst said est,ts snoo;e s'o
rach cISim md ,he n,nn" ~
and On r"oiinr sail mannnt ,"O'eG'
r%Ierl, III. NrJ9.oT anS g,., Va 9 S%n'
-, 49, 49, an" E'0iVo' t''"'
@riN'r On TI.sIrv ,b, -. apG da ''' a.
y" "~S 'N' ii" u"y o.
'' u " ,cr'a 'c If ~, - : ,"'s 'o"t' " " nah3
st" 20 ae.,.
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Married

On the 9th inst, in S~huqualak, at til
residence Of the brides father, w. P. Simp-
son, ESQ., by Rev. J. L. Cooper, Mr.. w.
Il. Jackson and Miss SALLIE a. SIMPSON,
all of tho county.
MARRIED, at the Episcopal Church, in
Columbus, Miss, on Tuesday, April 18th,
by the Rev. Mr.. Tucker, W. A. BRowN, OF
Meridian, and Miss ANNA S. EVANS, ofCo.
Iumbus, daughter Of the late Judge Rich
ard Eyans. -MerCury.
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, BURIAL CASES
and
AsKETs

which are so widely known rs to REQUIRE +,
special commentator. The Metallic m
rial CaSP, with its present improved styl,
and finish, It's entire harruny with the feel
ings Of the bereayed its p rfected adjust
ments and appointments III whatever 70.
htss 10 the pgeseryation ana protection d
the body after death. confirm is utiliti anf
entire adaptnsal . thu purposes for whicl
it Is designed.
The MODEM CorFIS. manufactured By
me from solid Walnut, Rosewood and Rost
Imitation; has no superiori in finish or style
aud can be furnished as cheap as any otke,
Kind.
CoFF1Ns of al dcstriptionS furnished a,
the shortest notice, und all orders filed
promptly night or day The dead laid oui
with care, and funerals aud escorts snperir.
tended in person,
JanI7 ly FINS Z. CARLTON.
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Grow X.

Now is the time our young folks
should play tho fascinating game Of
croquat. 1t is a h%eaIthlul, graceful
exercise, and you have no excuse
for not enjoying this pastime. W.
f. Ferris has croquet sotts for sale,
at manufacturers prices. This is
better than getting them in prize
packages.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-05-03

B6- Col. BaskeryiIl, Of our town,
has been appointed General Super
%lntcndcnt Of Agencies throughout
the U. States, for the "Natioual
Lil."
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Genuine WAItA Lagl0rns 3 BraAmas.

MIR. Robt. c. Patty can furnish a
limited pambor Of genuine white
Levhorn and BrabmG Ea0s to those
DESTROYS of having a fine stock Of
fowls. There is no doubt their
laying qualities. tive IN your or.
dcrs. First come Arst served.
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The Statc Of Mississippi, |

4 tlN ~ Al1nAlFaFHAf
Noxubce County,
Chancery Court, NoXubee County, Tues
day March, II, 1878.
Tie Estate
1885, Of
K. Y. II Patterson,
In the matter of the inal account of John
Inabnit, Administrator Of the Estate of Il
Y Ii Patterson, deceased, which was filed
on the 7th day Of March 1873. On mo.
ton of said Administrator by his So.
%licitor, it appearing that Albert Patterson,
/ one of the hejrs OF said deceased, is not nm
inhabitant Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof. to wit; At Chcsterville
post-ofice Chester county in the State OF
South Carolina. 1t is therefore, ordered
that publication be made in the Macon
Beacon, a newspaper published In the
town of Aaron in said coaity, for four
Consecutive weeks, citing the said Albert
Patterson to 10 and rpre"ra ~ IN" next
tcrm u his court, at a tcr'a 4, 10 %
held Mt DE Court House s iowa oi
Macon IN -, SJ"Olt NAHtet 1--we i2i :.
.ncu aud tha-7 20 surH sa-r1 'tu, .an so
aco,l'n' q, t'ri i shol'1 H..
DC allow alt'ia Oa + 4 tits as.
~ hcr'H1 q srrI .. .au#... a.Mo e9g.
iGge psl1, N JIG. - n
AToe'l Patterson, l,rlata4 * Chc>tervi.l 10
as tf1resaid.
It is further orGer,lta citation ,s. :.
Mgr.ha inlt III, TIVE n,t9 q. sad A4minls-
traitor, and Sliuw 9' se3 Aa,,t.,l, aad
also to Su3aa Pat.ers'" sa3 ,i.ar eli,
Of said doseSaea, E-5.-.pS ~ AoEubee
.pnDptv
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nS~Parties indebted to the late firm Of
7oNEs 4 FRENCH viii please come Tor
ward and settle, as the old business must
be closed up without delay. ~
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Oar Town

Is sadly in need Of Public Hall,
There Is not Il room here suitabl,
for lecturlng and other purposes
and many are driven away from u,
Tor the want Of such a convenience
No place tho size of Macon in this
or any other State il SO barren Ui
Accommodations for public speakers,
scientific lecturers and exhibitions.
A circus, which brins4 it own &C.
comodations for spectators, is better
patron;zed than at any other place
in the State. A building associa.
ton could erect a suitable Hall and
mako it profitable, or the town au-
thorities might build on the site OF
the Old town Hall, aud farnish an
audience room capable of accomo-
dating at least 600 persons.