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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-07-18

For new potatoes and gree
peas, 60 to B. p. Baldwin's saloon
formerly Clement's.)
The Band gave q concert o.
Wednesday evening.
Our lawyers have again return
ed to town after spending nearl,
six weeks at court.
H. o. HOughton of the Rirey
side Press gave us a call on Tues
day.
Mrs. 9. II. Curtis will open OF
Tuesday next an entire new stool
of Hamburg Edgings and embroid
cries very cheap.
"A fine lot of new ties and trim
ming laces and gimps at Mrs. q, IL
Curtis.
AT Mrs. G. II. Curtis you will
find splendid assortment of para
soils.
For Fruit, Confectionery, Ice
Cream &c, call at Cages Refresh
ment saloon.
AT Warden's Jewelry store can
be found full assortment of Elgin
and American gold and silver watch
es, silver plated ware, cutlery &C.,
Among quite a number of city
arrivals in this place we notice j.
l.. Woodward, Esq, and family, of
Chicago, who are spending IL few
weeks with friends.
"A meeting of Bradford Guards
is called on Monday evening, July
Goth, at 8 O'clock, to elect a Cap.
tain vice d. w. Cobb, resigned.
B. 7. Pilsbury, the tin man,has
made a fne improvement to the
sales.room of his tin shop,and antici-
pates large sale of goods, the COM
ing fall and winter.
The ladies of the M. E. SOcie-
ty have recently Iefurnished and
otherwise improved the vestry con,
nected with the church, adding a
large book case which seems to be
just the article needed.
The paper mill in this village
has passed into the hands of Mr..
John Anderson of Boston and is
now shut down,
Some improvements of private
residences are going OH this season.
Mr.. j. L. Woodward is about re-
pairing his brick residence. Mrs.
Berkeley has thoroughly built over
the old house, near the paper mill
buildings, while many others are
"brushing up" Mr.. w. Fl. Nourse's
elegant house is approaching com
pleti0n.
Jennie, daughter of G. G. Doty
of this village, while playing on
wednesday afternoon broke her
arm. This seems to be doubly I'M
as she met with an acct
dent of tho same kind only a few
ago, and had hardly recov-
cred the full use on her arm at the
present time.
"A couple who were sitting On
the steps of a private dwelling
house on Wednesday evening listen
ing to the sweet music of the Band
forgot to 60 home when the Band
ceased to play, but were reused
quite suddenly from their forgetful-
ness by the imam of the house" ask
ing them in persuasive tones to go.
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Personal. Hon. L. p. Poland
was in town on Tuesday. looking
finely after the long and fatiguing
session of Congress. We under.
stand he leaves for Arkansas in q
few DAVIS to meet other members of
an investigating committee.
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.ZEGAZ NDI/CES.
ALBA VILLAGES ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
ed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Bradford, Commissioners, to re-
ceive, examine, and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons, against the estate of
deceased, represented insolvent, and the
term Of six months from the 18th day of July
1874, being allowed by said Court to the credi-
tors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; Give notice,
that We will attend to the duties of our ap-
pointment at the dwelling house of DIR. II. II.
Niles, in Thetford in said District, ON the 18th
day of August and the l4th day Of Novem-
Der next at l o'clock in the afternoon, ON each
of said days.
Thetford, VT, July IL, 1874. Sw3
j. j. : " II: s Kslah1, Commissioners.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The tax bills for 1874 are now in the hands
of the und erslgned for collection. On all
taxes paid before August 4, 1874, a
discount of per cen {. will be made.
Bradford, VT. July 8, 1874
3w7 j. d. ALDRICH, Collector.
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MRS. ELIZA HOWE'S WILL,

MRS. ELIZA HowE's WILL.
g TATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT. 49,
In Probate re-.t neld at West Fairlee with
in aud for said District on the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1874:
An instrument purporting to be the last
Will and Testament Of Eliza Howes, late of
West Fairlee in said District deceased being
presented to the Court by William ]. Hall
for Prob ate.
1t is ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said Court to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in West Fairlee, on the 9Th day of
August A. D. 1874, and show cause it any
they may have, against the Probate of said
Will.
For which purpose it is further ordered,
that copy Of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the
Bradford Opinion, printed at Bradford Vt,
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court.-Attest,
sw3 ALvAH BEAN, Register.
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NOTICE.

IT H E firm of CHUBB & BROTHER is
l. this day dissolved, and the undersigned
has bought the entire business of Chubb &
Brother in the Fishing Rod Mandatory at
this place, and will carry on the same here
after for his own account. Thankful for the
past patronage to the firm. he will, by strict
attention to orders given him, merit q contin-
uatiOn of the same.
Post Mills, VT, July l, 1874.
4w7 TIL, CHUBB.
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TRAINS.

GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train =. 1898 4. NJ. Mail train, 3.l7Ps
Night Exp. ~. AM Day Exp. a.2sA.M
Way Freight ll.5OA.M N. Way Frgt, ll,4OA N
Under the new regulations persons can ride
on freight trains provided tickets are pur.
chased ut stations.
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Probate Courts,

Probate Courts will be holden within and
for the District of Bradford. the ensuing year,
as follows:
At the Trotter House, In Bradford. on tho
Second Tuesdays Of January. May, July and
November.
At Fosters Hotel, East COrinth, on tho Sec-
ond Tuesdays of February and August.
At the Probate Office, in Newbury, on tho
Second Tuesdays Of March and October.
At Worthens Hotel, IN Topsham, on the Sec.
ond Tuesdays of June and September
At tho Probate Office in West Fairlee, on
the Second Tuesday of December and April.
ALvAH BEAN. Register.
West Falrlee. December LIST. l873.-32yl
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CORINTH. Narrow Escape. As
Mr.. A. NJ. Banks aud wife were rid
ing down the hill Oh the road from
COOksville to COrinth Corner, known
as the Heath hill, on Saturday of
last week, the horse became unman-
agable and spraig for the lower side
of the road, his forward feet going
over the bank, but fortunately for
them the horse fell against a tree
growing ON the side of the bank,
and the carriage hitting another
tree at the same time, saved them a
fall of from thirty to forty feet.
Will the fathers of the town take
warning from this and erect suit
able railing on this and many other
such places in town, as the law
directs, or will they wait until some
one is killed or badly injured, for
the sake of paying a bill of damages.
"a word to the wise is sufficient
JUSTICE
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$50 near and yet so fan" 1 he
comet is now only something less
then sixty millions of miles off
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TOPsHAM. The house of War
rem Hood came very near being des-
trOyed by fire OH the 9TH inst. The
fire caught from an open flue in the
chamber, and spread very rapidly
between the lathing and boards.
About half the roof was destroyed.
Loss $75, on which there was no
insurance.
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$500 REWARD!

Lost between the Depot and Henry A.
Winshlp's house, on the 18th day of June, A
SMALL PIN, marked "Baby." The finder
of the same will receive $500 reward by re
turning it to the Hardware Store. 5tf.
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LOCAL ND TIERS.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

CLOSE. DUE.
Southern Mail. .....l0l5 A. Me-. r. NJ.
Northern Mail...... $50 y. M.....ll Pm
Western Mail ...... 3. p, M.....lO A. N.
Office hours from 7,30 A, NJ, to $50 =. NJ. Sur
days from ~ 30 to I'm.
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M AR RI ED,

In Corinth, July lst., by Rev. q. NJ. Winch.
Mr.. Benjamin f. Scribner and Miss Marion
l.. Cilley, both of Topsham.
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The ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET yester-
day was firm. We quote common to fair at
from 20 to % cents medium to good, "a to 26
cents; choice, q cents; selections. so cents
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TO SUBSCRIBERS eo Ms nsss
sending bills to such us are one year or more
In arrears for the OPINION. We have spent
our money free" In purchasing new material,
presses, &C.. to make the OPINION worthy of
the section of the State 1t represents, and now
nsk all who are owing the Office to pay up.
II they will do so it will enable us to still
further improve the paper.
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For new potatoes and green
peas, 60 to b. p. Baldwin's saloon
formerly Clement's.)
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ID ED.

In Topsham, July 18th, Mr.. William Hood.
aged 81 years.
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EEORR ETO RX.

INQUEST OVER TIE BODIES OF THE Two
DROWNED AEE.-YesteFday the coroner held
an inquest at the Georgetown police station
mouse on the bodies of tue two men taken from
We canal, as mentioned IN yesterdays STAR.
1hey were recognized rs John Ragan, a stone
cltteF, who resides On Iith street, in Washing
tod, and Martin BrRnnan, a stonecuttsr who
had lived in Bank Alley, Georgetown. After
hearing the testimony of several witnesses the
jury returned verdict Of accidental drowning,
The bodies were then turned over to thsir
fIiends.
REV. FATHER BOYLE will preach a charity
sermon for the benefit of the p9Or of George
town, under the auspices of St. Vincent's de
raul society, At Trinity Catholic church here
al the IL o'clock mass tomorrow.
REV. G., w. BEALE, of Hague, Va, has ac-
copied call from the Gay street Baptist
church, OF this cry, and will preach a sermon
to-morToT (Surday) morning. See advertise
mem.
COAL TRADE.-The receipts and shipments
of Cumberland coal 10y tho different Companies
for the week has been as foliows:-BOrden co
received 1880 tens, shipped 1880 tons; Now
Central Co. received 5000 tons, shipped / o %
TONS American Co. received 3 45) tons, shipped
.l49 tons Consolidation Go. received 2 500 tons
shipped lU3 tons. Total receipts, II $50 tons
total shipments, ii ,552 tons. Messrs. Gilmore
MeTedii b x Go. also received and shipped 66j
tons OF 1ongEiOgheny gas coal.
Z. X -. CAEAL,-COilectOr Blunt OeDortS o.
boats registered at his Office for the week
GRAIN TRADE.-ATrived, schooner Euyie
from Baltimore, with GOO bushels wueaI ia
Dcsner, CisSel & Welch. We note sales yesear-
cay OF 10 barrels ear corn at S. 30, and $40
bushels wheat at 81. -. Market steady.
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The Case 0f HavoS

BIS RELEASE PROM JAIL ON BAIL.
IN IHS STAR Of yesterday was notices. -he
arrest OF Michael Hayes, the priuci paI witness
Tor the govtTnmentin the saFe bur- Iary case, on
the charge of perjury, and his com initial TO jail
N Default OF e., 900 bail fixed by Judge Smell in
the Police Court. The fact OF his arrest last
night caused considerable comment.
yesterday when the bail was ixed in the PO-
ice Cont, MT. Columbus Alex andsr declined
10 90 upon the bond. regarding the bail - ex-
cesslve. To CAV, after the adjournment of the
Circuit Court, Mr.. r Miller, 1unsel for HAYES,
applied 10 Judge Cartier for q reduction OF the
tai Judge Fisher, for the government CT aim.
ed that the amount fixed by the Police Cours
" aS email enough considering the character OF
the otenee. Judge Cartier, however, consid-
.Iyu ma. So'UVo Wa slh1cient, and the prison r
having bean sent for the hail was given for rs
apTetTsncc a. the December term OF the Cri ~
ina Court to answer the eharge-Messrs. q =
iumb"s Alexander and Horace s johnson 90
ing Oh his bond.
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Orders have teen Issued for putting in two
sewer traps 81 the corner OF y and 2osh streets
northwest. with sewer connections
The controller 10 to- day engaged in paying OF
the laborers under contractors Nelson and Nc
lntosh, the garbage men, end physicians and
sIotbecsries to the poor. Several school bills
have slso been presented for payment.
The auditor and bis clerks, with some extra
force, are employed In ik,Dg - his report TO
he presented TO Congress through the Commits
that report shall be made OF every warrant
Issued, with date, for what purpose, and to what
account chsrgesble. There have been upwards
OF pine thousspd warrants issued by the auditor
since the organization OF the present form O,
government.
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THE C0URr.

CIRCUIT CoURF-yadge Carttsr.
To-day the court was engaged in trial Of q Q
eity-2ctIon to recover possession OF certain
wharf rights on the river front near the foot Of
12ih street-vhieh was not eonclu led, and Will
probably OCCUPY the attention OF the court
several days of next week.
POLICE CoURT-JHd0s SlsIl.
To-day, Martin, alias Reddy WEIGH, charged
with ysgTancy, lostng about in the division
without any visible means of support, was sent
down John Payne, loud aud b0istsrous; s5
james L. Fitzgerald, forfeited collateral. Csss
Mack, loud and bOisterous; IS. joseph Whit
tIngroD, profane; SIS. J01n Raymond, VIM
JObpsou, ard Peter Schramm, charged with
An ARRAY; Schrsmm was fined s5, and the 9TH
ers discharged. Petro Lorenzo. charged with
Mary Sullivan, disturbing the quiet OF George
town by loud and bolsteFOus languages; -. Ed
Lond Wise, assanlt and battery on Minnie
Washington; IS and costs. Nelson Banks
aliss 1aiiaferrO, charged with the larceny of =
coat from DIR. VIM. fiBd all, secretary 70 the
District Commissioners, who testified that IL
wus stolen from the coat rack in his Office The
coat Was found in pile OF clothing In the house
or johnson, supposed to have been stolen, aud ii
was recognized By DIR. Tindaii, whose name
was privately marked upon il. Ii was produced
10 The court. Other articles were found, which
were recognized; among them a lot of to wells
marked UNITED States Senate Sergeant
Leach testified that the "crib" was kept on
virginia avenue, and that there were found in
10 nine dress coats, costly talma, many pairs
OF pants and rome dozen Of ats OF various
kinds. Judgment suspended. Z aliaferrO was
then srraigned on the charge Of stealing Uneu
towels from the United States Senate These
articles we're in court and were Identified by
employers of the Capitol; tined SO aud costs;
ana in the case Of the so aud costs or KY
days IN jail Peter Washington, larceny of a
qusntity CT coal from q yard In Gaorgeto Tn; IS
and Gusts.
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~ Judge DiIioD, sitting in the United States
circuit court 81 Omaha, has decided that taxes
can be collected from national banks whose
complete stock il In government bonds.
1The operatives in the employ of John &
James D0bblns' mill, at SchuykAl, Pa, have
struck on account OF a proposed reduction OF
from 10 10 IS per cent. on their wages.
a7-"Have you Goldsmith's Greece" was asked
of the clerk in a store in which books aud va
rious miscellaneous articles were cold. "No.n
said the cleTs. rehectivaiy, eve haven't Gold
smiths Greece, bat We have some splendid b Air
OIL"
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THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CAi>f Signal officer,
MAsHINeTON, Nov. "a, 1s74, 10 30 4. m.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CHIT Signal officer,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Il, 1S74, 10 30 - m. !
PROBABILITIRs--FOr the south Atlantic and
eastern Gulf states, generally clear and con-
finued cool weather, with northeast or soHth-
west winds snd high barometer. For New
winds, and high Barometer For the lower lake
region, Tennessee, the Ohio valley, and the
western Gulf states, Increasing elOudiness, east
srIy or southeTly winds, stationary or rising
temperature, and slowly falling barometer.
For the upper lake region and the north west,
generally CLOUDY ard warmer weather wiIIspre-
vail, with southeTly or EOuf1weSterly winds,
falling barometer, ard light rain or snow IN the
The PIPER Miss ssippi valley and near Lakes
Huron, michigan sDd Superior. For the canal
region CT New York and Pennsylvania, the
temperature will continue below freezing during
Saturday right, but will rise above freezing
GEIiDg Sunday. CautiOnsry signals continue at
Dulufa, al pre- ordered for Chicago, Mil
NaakCe, Grand Haven, AIpera, T. c nan. and
hlaTgueltP
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fEW YORK, November IA the PoSf'S fnansial
a'!lcie says: cold foreign exchange cDltin II
g T. tS&'N-ts l. the Wall Test market In stoc Is
there j. s. uoiug JtaS yesterday day before an
.te HsTSs /. lrr GUAR Gpli Openst a. BUss 4 ID
sltsA'.S h#ye ben - ca GlN11. On gplt suAn=
y fate1 have been IL "a . cent for carcyug aud
Hat nTt'gE -vCuAus". slfnOugn COLL, - SrrJJ K,
vim bankers sterling sis 40 6i'sls AID
49, G4SsNi tEo pO.ti rates being 4Sitz a 49, re-
a2vctiEvlf. TO-DAY > steamers ta ont g4j4 4lI -
specie, Il bioh $4,000 II in gold coin, " oa =
- lIg 70 the csBtlHeIt, the rates on Load n
q yet quite warrsuti1g 81 pmsUts th--e
cover m-u bonds, notwiths' sodiHg the rise N
Golo, are 20 q. lover Ian Yesterday, rxcert ne y
hVes ard currency skies. Southern state b1u =
con Dus 70 be actively dealt in, with lhs exception
% missouri long bonds, which "a 10 YER ali ia
sues dealt IN are higher than Yesterday The
money n srb q c0EtiHu veryeas call Jans RANGING
rem 70 1, with 90 81 - ia ruling 4UotaGi lns
The supply CT pTte n ercantile paper IS not large
8nd there IS reBd@ sale for Il at t0 Z, with mos
OF the business a. 10 There are exceptional
sales below tGese rates. Fair quot Atisns hGGsysr
loT what II call, EpPrOved siUgle named pspar IL
ia 10 IL TIE stock market op 5ned rreg uIar wi \
an tie malBs lower prices than yesterday. OAR
Ing the bEst tOGr thsre was an sdys1ce
n general list of ;. TO a. since then ths market
has been STEADY a. an advance. North vest aud A.
bash have be- II exceptionally strong, the form r
having flssn IL and the latter q Extreme sales
have been as flItows:-Northwest, so Gl4Q7t; Lac
Shore, 81 qs2!s; Unian PacIdc, 350355s; wabash,
h(6Sl7si st. Psul. S41sG 95ss Telegraph, slM3lT
Rock Island. qS1z 69gsS: Pacific rs .il, 4SGtss<
ChiOS, 80 (I3l, and 2oGl1ql. -
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washington stock Excs..~.. Nov

Washfngton stock Exchangc, Nov. IA
QscfGf,ons Jnyuished By Aiddletoa q o., ba-k.rs,
81, se lenowing we're The prices bid saf Sed ii
ss,i-,D.,,s gold, IL bid, Ill asked. Bink Stock
rnpefsn Bans leg bid, lis asked; sec md Matt lual
pshk, y bld, So .sked; oitizens' National Baak,
iS pid, lls ass -; Farmers d Mechanics alton
81 ba - Gov ssteEH, tet bid City Passenger Raft
roses-N asbpgloR aud &c rqeto~u stock, 80 go,
MeropoiiiAr stssk 10 BID ;Ce umhia stock, 10 Did
1ieIop0iIteh bcndt o., u 4 IS bid. SuaiTy List
natlebsi hester ucs,J 4 J. ~ per cent, ~ bid
hssonic Teupls Bonds, r. & A., s per cent,
gold " bid; - sskeo; National Metros Titan Fire
tnsuIaLce Go. stock 80 bid; Orc 0ran Fire Insrr-
abce o. oek, sS bid. District Securines-l Dis
ulet OF CclnmbiaeWD- %. b. Bpnd~, 7is q
=, 1875, & bid. IS hsEed; do, 1875, % bid; Per-
meneot Imp;; o.; &, 4. 1881, IS BID, IS
Stock Bonds, ~, J. j., lSs3, IS bid, IS ASKED;
keboeo Loan, Congress, SIS 3, 4. & A, Ig5, 60
ia. 6ys assed IWssbingtonl- alter stock 6's,
). J. o, 1869 % bid, IS ssksd; "Five ear
eettfcaies, S-lO, M & N, 1875, e5 bic, 100
asked; Ten ear bonds 6's, j. 1873, IS bid,
e. ass edj FUNDED Loan Bonds Leg SIS e., 81 &
1871, 80 bid. 81 ssEed; Certificates of Stock, ,
tIo55t BE, y A. q II pleasure, 70 bid. Bnari
o. Pablo WorsS-CeT. Gen. IDprOye-nsnt, SIS, j.
~ 1874 IS hid; de-, ISIS, $50 bit, 50 asked; Do.
Ioto sSe bid, SO asked do. lS7. Soa bid; do. lSr5
- oid ~ as ked; Do. series. 50 bid, % asked. a
Ehcsies, Sewer, SIS, j., 1854, Ga bid; =, 1875
o. oiI 20, 1870 90 bio; DO, 1877, s. bid; IS a.ksf
do 1873 % tld, q asked; do series IS bid, Water
Certificates, SIS, ls7T, "a iii
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fHRcoATs In the greatest variety; some
hebt weight, some medium. and some heavy.
Tslmas, Saeques, Rsglaps and listers, for
oflTine, wslking, and riding, made of the latest
STYLES OF domestic aud foreign fancy and plain
Iaorcs, and now offering at extremely low
LlEery oyereoSts in servIeeAble fabrics and
colo1s' ready made, or made TO order at short
houSe' GEO. T.. HRSNTNG,
No. 4t0 7Ih street
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R9-A cable dispatch says that Nessrs Moody
and SuDkey, two American "revivalists." have
arrived at London, after a successful tour
through Ireland.
zg-1n consequence of the alarming increase
or smallpox at Montreal the board of school
commissioners have taken measures to exclude
unvscciDated children from the schools under
their direction.
S-It is stated as a scientific fact that there
are four distinct belts OF territory crossing the
state of New York throughout which gas 10
sufficient quantities for use as fuel and for illu-
mlnatlng purposes may be found on boring.
r. 1T was for nifty years the sole al of James
Hal'Ow, of West Dudley, Mass, to get a "home
OF his own" So fixed was his mind upOn this
idea that IL almost mounted to a mania He
worked necessarily and saved his earnings par
simontously, until, month ago, he was able to
buy farm. He took possession, and died
twenty DAYS afterward.
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CITY ITEMS.

L AN NOW OFFERING an unusually fine arti-
Gle OF all wool knit undershirts and drawer.
together with superior assortment OF lower
grades In white aad scarlet knit and 6ue sear-
let flannel goods. The prices are hxed en-
tremely low.
GEO. @. HENNISa, No. 40 Ia strsst-