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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-25
NOTICE.

-,r a. Undersigned would respectfully in
IN our patrons that we are in need OF
.d tbcresore notify them to come for
- ss;a 80 days and settle their accounts by
: otbrwise. Those failing to comply
= = -. seouest, may expect to have the cost Of
s..s;aa sdded to their accounts.
=. =. ecstrsined also to further make known
ssste sEss.tre. we will require an annual settle.
- sIi medical services rendered /; circum-
!. = mcsapelling us to adopt these measures to
M = 3 mbsist and to meet our own ncces-
~ I'D. TRAHAN. NJ. n.
Tnos. d. HOPKINS. NJ. D.
"A F.S. MUDD, NJ. d.
EFF. BEAlICHAMP, NJ. D.
I'D. GUIDRY. N. D.
n. L. LYONS, N. D.
Aanbr 6th, 1873.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.

NTHEREAS Carmelite Broussard Of
w the Parish Of Lafayette, has filed in
said Court petition praying to be ap.
pointed Administrative Of the succession ol
her deceased husband, Joseph Thibodeaux.
Any person intending to make opposi.
ton to said appointment, will file the same
in said Court in the town of VermiIionville.
within ten days from the publication ot
this notice. otherwise, said appointment
will be made.
Given under my official signature in the
town Of Vermilionvile. this 18th day Of
July 1874. A. MONNIER. Clerk.
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fl VI 8.

LIE sonssigne informr respec.ueusement
les habitants de Ia Paroisse LAFAYETTE.
gull pubIiera toutes habitations, fermss ou
lots de terre, ainsi que toute prophecies
mobiIiaires vendre ou louer, sans frais
Jusqu'a ce que la vente GU Ie loyer des
dites prophecies soient effectu6es.
II annonce egalement quill prepare une
brochure descriptive de toutes les portions
de la Paroisse Lafayette, detaillant les
resources ct autres informatioDs ,nt6res
santes. conce.nsnt ces diverses parties.
Les annonces ct references seront publies
Ia suite de ces descriptions.
Pour plus amples informa,ions s'adresser
a VIM. D. BAILEY,
Au bureau de rAdueytiser.
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~ 6sk. six young creole mules, in
- cider and gentle to harness cheap
r ~.
|sjk Sah.-Nineteen town lots situated
GlRh "a near the corporate limits Of
,bws 4 vsrmilionvile can be bought
|1 y applying to w. Is BAILEY.
IN SsIs or Rsns.-A certain planta-
~ sitsaied il this parish, abou: 5 miles
kt \ v~milionyille. containing 25O ar
m 4 land, ! portion Of which is we'll
ssd sith isucing, comfortable dwell
~ th1kss ont houses, DC.
\ Ssk.4O0 arpcnts Of land. Is
y ~ being woodland, situated on the
~ Queus ToFius. nbout Is miles west
yxpilioayil:s can be purchased at
p;sa. The land is guaranteed to
~ o. said bayou.
lyh = w. B. BArLEY.
4Sls. -0se house and lot, with
sAed, corner Of Lafayette and
- apeta. il NessniIionyillc, and
80 Lafayette street; the lot is 96
10 deep. With good new fence all
}sdspssdsst Of adjoining lots |; all
eessments on the place are new
h. lssscs order; : six feet hall seper.
eslnss from the dwelling: the store
y q eset. With al the fixtures for a
Sedg Goode establishment. The
- front gallery ~ Il. long BY
81. hall. two rooms Is by
~ grats in each, with back gal.
ees:A end room one 8 nv 18 #.
smother back gallery from hall
kitehsa 10 BY 10 with chim-
vs fiom the ground up al, un-
~ Csc!adiag one cistern with
Two medium sized cis-
eodlsf. convenient out houses,
- soors, -, 70. Also 4 .plen.
81 spot, (sssced from the yard),
s.est shdes fruit trees, grape
~ Id. shubbsry. kc.
~ tseesmaion apply to
w. B. BAILrY.
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'TyEETH! j! TEETH!

DocroR DsrMouLY having temporarily located
on the plantation of Mr.. J. S. Wilmington, on
the west bank Of Bayou Vermiloa. four miles
from the town of Vernilionville, will continue
the practice Of his profession at the following re-
duced rates
For the cure Of Scurvy.. .......$ 90
Usual rates. ..... $40 O0l
Cleansing the teeth. h............... 500
= Usual rates. ..... O0]
Filling teeth with gold. each .......a 90
Usual rates. s...... 5 O01
Filling teeth with silver or cement. -. 90
For extracting teeth without pain. 90
The Doctor may be consulted every Wednesday
and Sunday at the Dora Hotel in Vermilioaville.
He will, ms heretofore, visit the residences Of
ell persons who may require his services.
Communications addressed to him at yer;n;i-
ionville =. o.. will be promptly answered.
April i.-3m.
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NOTICE.

|n,HE undersigned won'd respectfully
announce to the inhabitants9pf the
IN of Lafsyette, that he will advertise
" Il. o. 70. rent all plantations, farms.
= ~ of lands and also all noveabIe
,.,,,t sstsusted to him, free of charge,
"a ssls OF lease is effected.
b i now preparing a pamphlet de.
|s;i.iye of.hs parish, in which all proper
n e,rusted him will appear.
|4 u "a. w. B. BAILEY.
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Succession Safe.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Second District Court, Parish of Orleans
No. 38,Sl4.

Succession Of Jean Baptiste DeGruy,
deceased.
DY virtue Of an order from the Hon
ID tho Second District Court, in and 70.
the Parish of Orleans and State of Loui
isana. dated March e6th A. D., 1874,
vii! offer for sale to the last and highes,
bidder, on
Saturday the lss. day Of Augus, 1874.
at the Court House Of Lafayette Parish, in
vermilionville. between the hours of IL
A. NJ, and 4 O'clock P. NJ, the following
described property. belonging to the sue.
cession Of Jean Baptiste DeGruy, deceased,
situated in said Parish Of Lafayette, on thu
East bank Of Bayou Queue Tortue, to-wit
Section Eleven, QD Township Ten
South no 8 Of Range Two East. (R. 2
e. Of South Western District of Louisiana,
containing Fifteen Hundred and Ninety
Nine 64ll00 superficial arpents 1850
64ll0o), bounded North by concession OF
Dusasau Degruise, South by concession
Of Peter Stouts, East by Section One, (l)
Twelve (l2) and Thirteen (13) Of Town
ship Ten South no s. Of Range Two East
(R 2 E) Of the South Western District OF
Louisiana, and West by Bayou Queue
Tortue.
TERMS 4 CoND1rloxs :-One half Of
the purchase price to be paid in Cash on
the day Of adjudication, and the other half
(remainder), at twelve months credit, by
note secured BY mortgage and vendors lien
upon the property sod.
The above tract Of land will be sold in
Thirteen seperate lots or sections, as per
plat thereof by G. s. Babin, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor.
vermi|ionville, this 9th day Of June
A. D., 1874.
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n LOsser.--La batisse occupee ci-
deyant par +. .. Latiolais CONNIE phar-
macie. nne des meilleures positions COM
mercante de Ia vile, situee l'angle des
rues Maine ct Washington. Possession
Immediate. Pour les termes ct conditions
s'adresser
II. N. BAILEY.
l6, mai, 1874.
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GEO. ". SCRANTON, u D.,

III AVING returned to this Parish, res
IL pectfully tenders his professional
services to all who may honor him with a
call.
he will always be found at Mrs. Scran.
tons place, about one mile from the town
of Vermiiionville.
March 2S. '74,-ly.
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THE FUNDING BILL.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
New Orleans March 2l. 1874.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
New Orleans March FL. 1874. T
To an Tax Collectors:
The o. s. Circuit Court having dissolved the
restraining order heretofore issued and refused
the iDjunctions prayed for in the cases Of Macau-
ley aud Others, and Stern Brothers, prohibiting
the collection OF taxes under act No. s. known as
the Funding Bill, You are hereby directed to
proceed with the collection Of the taxes in con-
formity With the provisions Of raid act, and the
recently pblishel Instructions of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts. WM. +. KELLOGG,
April 1. Governor.
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NOTICE TO TAX>COLLECTORS.

You are hereby instructed to proceed at once
and efiectually with the collection of licenses
and capital tax, as provided by law. In all
Cases where such licenses and capital tax shall
not have heen paid by the 4th day Of April next,
you will proceed to collect the same under the
prov sion Of act No. Al of 1873, by seiznre and
sale, or by application through the Assistant At
torney General for writs Of Injunction to close
up the places Of business OF such persons as re-
fuse to pay their licenses
Apr. 4. CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
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PIERRE I.zaL,
C9bf,eeE Maker.

"OULD respectfully inform the in.
w babtants Of Vermilionyile and vi.
cinity that be has permanently established
himself in the building on Washington
street, near M. J. 0. Mouton's store, where
ne will be always ready to do all kinds Of
work pertaining to his trade at moderate
prices. March IA. 1874.
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June goth, 1874.

For Rent. THAT excellent business
stand lately occupied by F. G. Latiolais,
in Vermilionville. situated on the cosner
Of Main & Washington streets. Possession
given Immediately. For terms, apply to
May l6. "a. II. N. BAILEY.
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NOTICE.

Il. D.zQUINN. Of Washington, Louisiana,
lt1 hascntire charge and management Of all
business connected with the operation Of MAIL
ROUTES connecting New Iberia and Clancy
vile, Louisiana, and Orange, Texas. No bills
will te paid unless approved Ily him.
Washington. June. i87i. }, y. PRICE.
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OF HUsBANDRY.

The vermilionville Grange Of the Pa.
irons Of Husbandrv will hold regular
meetings in the town vermilionville, every
Saturday at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The Secretary can be found at the
Grange every Wednesday morning.
By order of the NJ.
H. JAMESON. JR., sect'y.
June goth, 1874.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-25

4 Veadre.--Une jolie residence ct le
terrain, ainsi qu'un magni6que local
joignant Ia maison, pouvant servir de ma.
gasin soft pour grocetie on pour marchan-
discs seches; i'encoignure des rres
Lafayette ct vermi'lon. faisant face a Ia
rue Lafayette vermillonville, LIE. LIE
terrain rnesnre 90 pieds de face par 140
de- prcfondeur. Encourages touts neu.s
independamment des lots voisins toutes
les am6liorasions sont enforcement neuves
ct en- parfait etat. Un grand corridor de
8 pieds de large, s6pare Ia residence du
magasin. lie magasin % sur 40 pisds
de profondeur, avec toutes les installations
bien distributes. L. residence a une ga.
'erie sur le devant d 42 pieds de long sur
8 2Ietls de large. La maison content 2
chambres dc Is sur Is pieds, foyer
griltes dams chaqne chambre, une ga!erie
: Ii chsmb,e cote du sud. Une antre
chambre de 8 par lS pieds, avec galerie
conduisaDt do corridor Ia cuisine; cui.
sine de 10 sur 10 pieds, ayant une che
minee pour stove bstie sur le soI--tout
sous le meme toit, " compris Ia citerne
avec r6frig6raot. Egalement Q citernes
de moyenne grandeur, aussi d'autres peti-
tes batisses tres commodes. tells one remi.e
pour le bois, poulailler. 90. I'm grand
jasdin, contenant des arbres fruitiers i'm.
porte., de premier choix, vignes, fraises,
arbustes, DO.
Pour pins amples details, s'sdresser .
VIM. B. Bailey, au bureau de rAdvert;ser.
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}. 1H HV1lI,NNe
D |leR1t8F.aT L.aw:

rzlsossIlLs, Ia.
fne,ies ia the Courts Of
!. Yrnilion and Came
u = Nov. 90. '73.
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EMILE La SERE, President.
ALBERT VOORHEES,, Vice President.
WV. J. BuDDExpoRrr, Secretary.
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II Tessdse.-Six jeunes muIets ere.
oles, domptes aux harnais. bon marcher.
S'Adresser au bureau de ce journal.
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A Vendre-Dix.neuf terrains, situes
dams ct EN- dehors DIES I;,ntes de Vermil.
lonvi'le. p.uvent etre achet6 bon mar
che en- s'adresssnt WIN. &. Bailey, au
bureau de pAdvertiser.
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n Vendre on a Louer.-Une habita
tion si,uee environ cinq miles l'ouest
de Vermhlonvi!le, dams cette Paroisse,
contenant $50 arpents de terre, don't une
portion est bien etablie en- nne residence
commode, cuisine ct autres batisses. Pour
plus amples details, s'adresser WIN. B.
Bailey, an bureau de PAdvert;ser.
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n Vendre.-4o0 Arpents de terre. "a.
rantie Ia meilleure de i'endroit, don't IS
arpents 6tant bois6e, situae sur le Bayou
Queue Tortue a environs Is miles l'ou.
eat de vermillonville. Cette terre peut
stre achet6e a des conditions raisonnables.
S'adresser WIN. 3. Bailey, au bureau
de T. Advertiser.
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FOR SIZE,

An Extraordinary Chance for WAoerer
Desires Splendid Farm wiM all the
advantages that this Section of the
Country affords.
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6 dec. 1878.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT CURE IN
TIE WORST FORMS of Piles two to five bottles In
LEpRosY, SCRoFULA, RHEUMATISM. SALT hHEUA,
CANCER CATARRH, KIpEEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases of the skin, and the greatest Blood Purlnef
ever discovered. Entirely vegetable. requestai
to send 10 me and take back their money IN al
cases of failure None for Is years III. D.FOWLE,
Chemist Boston, and Montreal Sold throughout
| the world 81 bottle. Send for Circulars OF aston
ishiny
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Ghe 9ailg Atens.
President Grant One of the washington iR,ng
From the Capital.

From the Capital.
Whenever steps were found tending to-
ward the White House the trail was
promptly abandoned, and the investigation
ran dangerously near the avoided place on
several occasions.
The prosecuting attorneys, for example,
had their hands knowingly on the written
proof that the seventh man of the Hun
tlngton Ring, originally organized to gobble
up contracts and speculations in real estate,
aoas the President himself.
This written proof would have called fol-
Horace Porter and quite number of other
witnesses, through whom it could have
been proven that this poverty stricken Dis
trict was mulcted in the sum of a million
to carry Pennsylvania in the late Preslden
tial contest.
They dared not call Gen. Babcock to the
stand, although his questionable measure
ments gave rise to the investigation itself
and if pressed he could haze uncovered tn
erecutiue officials hid under those tamou
deeds of trust
These are but few prominent speci
mems of evident failure on the part Of thi
So called investigating committee An
why this failure? Because the Republ
cans declined committing suicide and tn
Democrats had not nerve necessary
press them to such an issue.
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What Boss Tweed Might See,
From the Utica Ohseryer.

From the Utica Observer.
If the conviet's vision took a broader
scope he might see, perhaps, the scenes in
Washington, where Shepherd,a later Boss
Of fuller growth, every whit as corrupt as his
prototype, and far more sOrdid and selfish
still basks in the sunshine of Federal ia
vor. He might see this unpunished rascal
junketing at Cape May with the President
of the United States, and realize his OVID
great error in not allying himself earlier
with the regular organization of the Re-
publican party. He might see Tremain,
who assisted for retainer of $25.00Ol al
his conviction, bowling a hoarse appeal ii
the House of Representatives in behalf Of
the degraded and debauched Durrell Of
Louisiana, and he might learn how the
men who had turned the Federal Treasur!
over to thieves were elevated to the bench
or reserved for foreign missions.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY The AMERICAN In
sTITUTE each year. A
W. Thomas, Patentee
and Manufacturer, for
the Lightest, Strong.
est and most comfort
able B u st ! ct h e
Standard Lotta-that
can be worn. Sizes
to suit every style of
81 White street. New
adelphia. 3-7d6m
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A MIRACLEl
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No A Dauphine ST.,
Office and Residence No. A Dauphine ST.,
NEW ORLEANS sept. 20, ltI3
'. DIT TRYON J. OODWARD


CAPT TRYON j, " OODWARD
Agent Ma uire's Medicines.
No 80 Magaz ne Street:
FsrrFNyD SIR:-From a ceiling of heartfelt grats
itnde and a general sense of duty, am prompted
TO address YOU and respectfully beg TO give you
voluntary and brief statement my past and pres
ont star. of health USDRASGu LIVER AND BLOOD
RITTERs AND SARsAPAKILLA TONIC My health Tor
wears has been bad, but from the commencement OF
his wear rapidly declined, forcing me to abandon
all characte of business, and upon becoming -,
merely paralyzed in my right arm and WIN in5
whole right side threatened, became helpitsse a
hopeless indeed though attended upon .! wy aS
skilnul physicians OF this ana o'Hn n ivan medi
cities with no benefit; and, In tact, my OWL e Gu
cal knowledge forces me TO IeaiiNe - niaca coon
less some change and improvement looh plao1 1871
win me would shortly olel anu asSen nv most
| n,iiantiaI circumstance l was directed 10 ano
pr, Sos shout a month ago, and, from your gen.
-. ma hy was induced Ito gratliy you, out
elvus bnpe or confidence of benefit 10 myself o
WY trv the Cundurango; and 10 my utmost aston
shmI.uf and qualification am now almost entlfely
restored to perfect health ana tnst os ,ne a' ~
INT on. hottie of the CGSDURAhso LIVEk AND
RToop BITTERs and SARsAPARIILA TONIC. 1 ieei;
indeed renewed and resufrected man, anu VIII
even, my dear sir, he grateful In my rehemolanSo
~ vu for the kind interest and generous sympathy
shown me in my wretehed helpiessnese, anu 4 81.
CONVINCED that TO the use OF Cunderango aug ~
vine Providence through you, am indeoteo io'
new lease OF life. H.. a rrhHca
tion of my case be made; and by my Happy eApet,.
ence none ueed despair. and that through you, ~
: the use of Cunduranso they may also nna s,ssI,
has fed. Vita respee. sna re ituSe' Il n -
yours truly. etc. THoS. NJ. LooAN JR: d. ~ y.
so"A Nav ORLEANS, Sept "A. 1873.
We the undersigned. being personally ACQUAINTED
. With Dr Logan. cheerfully certify that tns aoos'
. stsremept ia true and correct n every psrmGgat.
s'Ns j c McCALL1sIEh
g GOODWIN.
DAN'L HICEAK.
Solid ky Censor & Thomas, hock lslauos
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To Plumbers.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the undersigned until Friday evening, the
26th inst. for The erection and completion OF
Pnbl!c Fountain in Marke. Square.
Plans and specifications can be seen at Johnston
& co : Flour Store corner Elk and Illinois streets.
The Cummi tee Will reserve the right 70 reject any
ana all bids. tHARLES t NGEL,
HENRY CARSE,
June %. 1S74.-d3t Committee.
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dress. wholesale Depots, 81 I
York; SO1 Race street, Philadelr
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-26
Southern Democracy.

We want no representation on the
returning board, no favors or conces-
sions. We simply give the members
of the returning board to distinctly
understand that unless they return
the elections as they were returned at
the polls, they and those they seek to
count in will pay the forfeit with
their lives. To localize the PROPOSE
ton if George l.. Smith is counted
over NJ. NJ. Levy, or if Twiicheli is
counted in over Elan, let Smith and
Twitchell be killed. IF johnson and
Tyler, in De Soto, are counted in over
Scales and SCHUYLER, as the New Or
leans Republican thinks, or if Keat-
ing, Levisse, and johnson in Caddo,
are counted in over Waugh, Koran,
and Land, then let Johnson, Tyler.
Heating and Levisse be killed; so let
every officer, from congressman down
to constable, in every district and
parish in the State, be served whom
The people have defeated, and whom
the returning board may count in.
We cannot afford to be defeated by a
ring of political scoundrels after we
have triumphed. Human life may
be precious. but the lives of all these
carpet-baggers and radical politicians
i'm Louisiana are valurless compared
with the worth Of a single principle
Of justice, and the liberty of the per-
sons named above. .ShrerPport Times.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-26

be 50 in the future, just so long as the
food producing area admits OF lDden-
mite extension. When the limits OF
that area are reached, then aud not
till then will the value OF cereals per-
manently rise much above their
necessary cost OF production. Until
that time the cost of breadstufis. in
the eastern markets will never vary
greatly from their firstcost OF produc-
ton. plus the cost, of carriage, what
ever that may be. The grangers are
wrestling bravely with the laws OF
political economy, somewhat TO their
own detriment and to that Of their
good allies, the railroads, but very
much to the benefit OF eastern con-
sumers. With good reason, there
fore, does the Pennsylvania Com
pany, out of plentiful experience,
dpduce these sound conclusions:
The ten6>ncy of prices for the pro-
ducts Of the Sern is downward the
cost Of transportation cannot be safely
reduced below existing rates.
The western farmers will soon find,
if they succeed in destroying the cap
ital invested in the railways, that
this will not relieve them. They
must realize the truth of their posi-
ton, aud acknowledge the fact that
they hare gone too far Hest"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-26

The unexpected defeat of the Re-
pubIicans In some of the Eastern
States, says wicked exchange, Is
thus accounted for: Whom the
Lord loveth he chasteneth."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-26

ocpDgy DrlTK.-On Thursday. Fei.
sa,.ry y, VIM. Gilmore, while unloading
wood at the Hi3hhriGge hosting works.
died very suddenly. From the time he
was seen alive and the discovery Of lis
death, did not exceed ten minutes. When
found, he was lying with his face on the
ground, dead. the forehead slightly cut,
with 20 other apparent injury. His body
was conveyed to the Courthouse, whe. e
a Coroner's inquest WAS held, and ver-
diet rendered by the jury that he came
to his death from natural causes. Whether
his death was caused by heart disease, or
or from a .all from the wagon, produe-
ing internal injuries, must remain my
stery. He was quiet, industrious man,
and highly respected by all who knew
him. Deceased was from TIE State Of
Vermont, and was about ~ years of age.
The burial services took place on Sunday
last at IL O'Clock, at the Courtroom,
Rev. S. i. Moore neutrality-suspicious.!
Co,ric,', FEB. 81.