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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States, for the Western az 81
In the matter of John w Beemer, B'k't.
TN TA NInRUPTCY


In this ,ns.4.e IL is this - day of October, 1871
orsc..ed That this cause be referred to Carter nj
Louthan who is hereby appointed q Special Com
missioner Tor the purpose, WHO shall ascertain and
report the value of the land surrendered by The
Bankrupt and shall audit the liens thereon and
state their priorites and foths he authorized
TO receive and take proof Of any debts due from said
Sankrupt, the same to- be proved before him &C
cordIng to the requirements of the Bankrupt Act
But before taking this account said Special com
missioner is directed to advertise the time and place
OF taking the same in the Valley Virginian for three
successive weeks, which publication, when so made
shall lee equivalent to personal service upon the
parties and each of them
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
. REERYv1LLE Dec 4th 1874
Creditors OF the said Bankrupt holding liens on
said Bankrupt's Estate, and all others to whom
debts are owing by said Bankrupt, are hereby no.
titled, that will proceed to execute the pravfsisns
Sf the above decree at my Office, in Berrw IL :,
Va on the 9Th day OF January, 1875 at which time
and place they are required to appear and prove
their claims according to the requirements Of the
Bankrupt Act. ~
., CARTER M LOUTHAN
UeS leth,4 At Special Commissioner.
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TINTED STATES COMMISSION R's OFFICE.
" uarriSQn IA NV

LIMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ HarrisonD burg, Va, Nov. 18Th 1874
TO VIM. H. Richards, bankrupt, c. B. Hancock
Assignee of said bankrupt, and any creditor OF said
bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that have fixed unon
Wednesday, the Seth day Of December, 1874 at nv
office III Harrsonburg, Va, if fair if not, the next
fair day day thereafter Sunday cxccpted9 to take
an account of the tile character and value of the
real estate OF said bankrupt, and of the liens upon
tie same, as provided by decree OF the District
Court Of the SHIFTED States for the western District
Oh Va, rendered on the 2lst day Of October l.l in
the matter in Bankruptcy OF said WIN. Ii. Richards
AT which time and place you and each of Won are
required to attend. Given under my hand as Com
dec SIT WN j. POfNTS Cons'r "
VIM L. Clarke Attorney ~ 00-- -
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1874. 1874.
VALLEY LIVERY STABLE.
SPLENDID LIVERY.

). I. TRokNBURG. A.. n. WHITE.
EksssksN ssUEsG g. WHITE.
7 ave purchased the entire stock Of Horses Car
Il riages, Buggies. &c. of TnornburG Co, and
ADDED largely TO the facilities of the establishment
Tor the accommodation Of the public. Their
LIVERY IS UNSURPASSED
in the State of Virginia. and IS they are determined
to please the public, by furnishing -
SUPERB TURNOUTS ~
whenever desired they respectfully ask attention
TO their present superior arrangements for that
purpose ~ ~
. They will be found at the old stand of Thornhurg
q Co. near the Virginia Hotel, the South side Of
Lewis oleth. sept 10
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'IEaE aPOTEass ssesD .ss0'aEa1.
Il EaarrisOgsssnrg. va.


c. B. LUCK, PROPRIETOR.
: The new Hotel, THE sPooTswooD, under nv pro-
pfetorsh1p is now open and ready to receive visit
ors and guests. The establishment has been rcff--
ed irQm the cellar to the roof and is in complete or.
der. 1t IS emphatically house, ana it is de-
termlned to make it stand as one Of the very best
Kept hotels IN the State. The proprietor has had
very enlarged experience for IS years as hotel and
springs proprietor, having kept the old Columh ian
hotei, and 1he new Spotswood Hotel at Rich mond.
destroyed by fire in December, 1e70) and the lori
dan Alum Springs in RoeklrIdge. lie is quite snre
ne may claim mere III the Valley Of yirgna, to be
BE 81 RoeIngham and the adjoining Counties and
WOOD and see whether he does not we'll understand
the business of his life $3.50 iH."i4
1t is scarcely Necessary to say that the T.h1o TIA
agreeable. VIZ @tS'"ys NC iouhq
The proprietor. in conclusion is quite sure tha
people a2 OF the Valley will cordially sustain his ely
lori to establish first-elass Hotel such as the
oPnqJttsWood snail be- in Harrisonlurg ~
so my Oninlbus VIII always he ready TO convey p.s-
seisefs TO and from the Srotswood. i"'7
now 80 c. B. EUCK
-- PROPRIETOR OF SpottSWoCd
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n. Taylor's Horse Powders. recommended by the
~ medical Profession. For sale. by
GEO. W. MAY s GO, Augusta st.
Rg- Special Rates to GRANGERs call and try
them, and yon will be pleased. nov II
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PULLS COUGH SYRUP Miller's Syrup of Hoar-
Z hound-Sure cures for Con@'s. Colds and
n arseness, GEO. W. MAY & co,
nov " Augusta street
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u HARRISoNBUaG, Va, Nov, 18th. 1874.
TO Isaac Richie, bankrupt, John Paul. Assignee
Of SAID bankrupt and any creditor OF said bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that 1 have ixed upon
Tuesday, the zsth day Of DECEMBER, 1874, at my Of
fee i'll Harrsonburg Va, if fair, il not, the next fair
day thereafter Sunday excspted to state tie liens
and their priories the lands OF said bankrupt,
prov ided by decree OF the Dist Court of the United
States for the Western District OF Va, rendered on
the goth day Of Octoher 1874, in the bankrupt mat
ter OF said Isaac Ritchie at which time and place
you and each OF you required TO attend. Given
under my hand,aS commissioner in chancery, the
day and year aforesaid.
dec 3-it VIM. j. POINTS, Conl'f
John Paul. ASsgnca
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Sale Of Valuable City Properly.

sssae Of Valuable City Properly.
IN MONDAY THE 4rII DAY OF JANUARY. 1877
~ ~ II O'Clock A. NJ, (if fair day and if not
a. Iuhiie Auction, in front of the Court House. that
sey ussfa ole CITY property now owned by O. G. Nor
RS near the Market House
terms made known on day sale
lHjS s}l'iape property is susceptible of division
before day Of safe - i W " "iioio
& For further particulars apply to O. c. Morris or 10
-.ro,z scr, j. FRED, EFFINGER
4 fH1LzaaEM and infants Colored and glaek Shoes
and slippers in endless variety, Just rsceiys
81 AZ mn G. L. W ELLER'S
apFlY Eo-iI Boot Shoe and Hat Stor
WINE GOLD PENs---a large assortment
= naT y IuATER & co.'s. gooksellass.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States for the Western District of Va
In the matter of John II Berry, bankrupt
Ordered, that this cause be referred to A. NJ New
man. special commissioner with Instructions To
take an account OF the liens upon the lands men
toned in schedule B. No accompanying said bank
rupts petition reporting the liens upon the sam
their prorities and amounts &e.
Extract from the Decrce.]
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Eaffisonburg, Dec. 9Th, 1874.
To John H Barry, Vim. NJ Dorraugl, Assignee,
and all persons holding liens the lands of John Fl
Berry.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
saturday, the 9th day OF January, 1877, at NY Office
In ;Htarrisonburg as the time and place at which
VIII take The accounst required by the above cree
AT which time and place you are required to attend
Given under my hand as special commissioner
aforesaid, The day and year aforesaid.
oec lo-4t A M. NEWMAN, Spec Coin.r
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District OF Virginia
In the matter Of Francis NJ Finley hanLrnnt

In the matter CT Francis NJ. Finley, bankrupt
ordered, that A. NJ. Newman, special commission
er convene before him by publication for at oayt
thirty days time through the Valley Virginian the
said Francis III. Finley bankrupt and ali others in
interest and take as The basis of his proceedings
master commissioner Ransom will ascertain and re-
port what inaccuracies may appear in it what
debts therein reported have since been maid off or
cancelled in Whole or in part, which of said debts #
any were contracted since the 9th day of July 1853
the amounts and dignities of any liens not embrace
ed In said report; the amount Of credits to which
said bankrupt may be entitled to which he alludes
IN MS afhdavit and their proper application; the
value OF real estate subject to the liens, &C.
Extract from the Decree.l
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Harrisonburg, Dec. 8, 1874.
To Francis NJ Finley and all others in interest il
the said matter.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed ,1pon
Tuesday the l2th day of January 1875, at my office
In Harrisonblrg, as the time and place at which 1
EiA take the account required by the above decree
at WhIcA Tune and place you are required attend
Given under my hand as special commissioner
aforesaid, the day and year aforesaid
Gee I0-lt A. 81. NEWMAN, Spec. Co1n+r
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! AMPS, LANTERNS, and Lamp Fixtures large
~ STOCK, at lower prices than eyer before known.
orsee, by GEO. ~ MAY s. Co,
nov IL Aunu2ta street.
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.6esi !. s.les. &c.
a ssieNF4Ss' SALE or A VALUABLE FARM
n IN SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA

ssIeN' SALE or VA VAL! : ,3aT FARM vA
y,rrsuar,t to a DECREE of the U. S.. District Court
for the Western district Of Virginia. pronounced at
tne october Term 1871 of said Court, will SCH as
assignee of said bankrupt before the Couf iaoese
door a Woodstock, shenandoah County va" on
FRIDAY the 18th day of Decem Der, 1874,
ri public auction to The highest bidder, the valla-
bic farm OF said bankrupt, containing according 70
a survey thereof made by Josiah WILL decd, late
Deputy Surveyor of shenandoah County, l9j acres,
rood and 81 poles more less, situated the VAL
lev Turnpike in said County and within one mile Oh
the railroad depot at Toms fsrook and adjoining tfS
lands owed by Noah Funkhouser, John MclntIfh
and others.
THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
rood two story dwelling House and other neceasa.
nv buildings. The laud is Of excellent quality, witt,
a proper proportion Of tilnbered to the arabic land
In the division CT the tract of land OF which said
tract the larger part, between Jonas Crabil' dec L.
and said bankrupt, a water right secured to
said bankrupt. the lower spring. located Lot
No assigned to said dccedet and right Of way to
said deeeoent from Lot No. through Lot No. to
the Valley Turnpike. The neighborhood in which
said property is situatet-tle facilities TO MARKET
as well as The quality of the land, make it OF
the most desirable farms in that section of Shenan
doah County
TERMS OF SALE
lEren per cent. of the purchase money in hand 231s
per cent. in year and the residue in two equal
payments. in two and three years with interest from
day of sale the purchaser to execute bonds with APP
proved personal security for all the deferred pay
and the title will be retained as additional Sc
enrity, till all the purchase money Is pa1d. Fnrter
terms ii any will be pu bsbed on day of sale.
Sale will take place at O'Clock p. OF day men,
toned.
DAVID H. WALTON, Assignee,
noy1e-3t of Joseph CFabiil, Bankrupt
A scIGNEES SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
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.Rae,E@esDf Notices.
TTNITlD STATES COMMISSION Frs OFFICE,
I - -. . - f. ll.,r.. Va. DEC. & i83A

STATES 0 81 ISL. ys SO oI5 5e7l
To John <. Sllaltz, bankrupt. Jo'ii. Paul. Ass!g-
nee ofsssi Bankrupt aud any creditor OF SOFA N
You are hereby notified that l have ixnd upon Fri
day the lst day of January 1875. al myof1ce IL Haf
Va if fair fnot the next fair Gsy there
after Sunday excepted) TO maize any correet ioiiS
required by parties interested III the report 81 iiHhs
on the banrupt's property. copy OF when IS hlt'e
AN ong The papers OF the cause as PROVIDED y &c
cree Of the District Court Of the United States Tor
the Western District of Va. rendered on the Ioth
day October 1874 in lie matter in bankruptcy OF
said John r. 5maltz bankrupt
AZ which time and place you and each OF you are
required 10 attend. Given under my hand, as com
missioner in chancery, the day and year aforesaid
VIM. J. POINTS. CoEn'r.
!ohn Pau1 Assirnne dec lG-4t
limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
u EARlsoSBGRd, VA. Dec. T. 1874
To ]. Wavna Splitter h'k't, John Paul, ASS OF sald
bankrupt and any creditor Of said bankrupt
H. You are hereby notified that have fixed upon FRI
DAY, the lst day of Jany 1875, at my oice IN saffi-
sonbnrg Va If fair, if not the next fair DAY mere
after Sunday excepted) tostake an account OF the
liens the estate of said bankrupt as PROVIDED py
decree Of the Dist court Of the United Staes iof
the western district Of Va, rendered on the - Gay
of Oct. 1874, in the Bankrupt matter OF SAID ).
Splitter bet at which time and place you an" eatil
of you are required to attend. Given uheef my
hand, commissioner in chancefy, the uay anu
year aforesaid. ., -
VIM. ]. POINTS Com'r.
John Paul Assignee. Gee lo-4t
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NEW STYLE Rufrs Linen Collars. Linen Sets, and
y Novelties OF all Kinds IT, r
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yTNyTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
L 18th. 1871

TINTED STATES COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
u Harrisonbnrg, Va, Nov. 25th, 1874
To Samuel Iandis bankrupt John Paul Assig-
nee of said bankrupt, and any creditor OF said
bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that l have fixed upon
Tuesday the oath day of December, 1871, at my CT
aca in Harrisonhrrs Va fair # not l. the ss next s
account of the liens and their priorties on the es.
tate Of said bankrupt as provldsstd BY decree OF
ern District of va rendered on the Goth day of Dc
tobcr, 1874, in the matter in Bankruptcy OF SAID
Samuel Lands, at which time ana place you and
my hand, as commissioner in ehanccry, the day and
year aforesaid
WM, j. POINTS, Com'r.
John Paul, Assignee dec BAT
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r AIDES and Children's Seamless Balmoral Skirts.
IL dec3 w. II. WELLER
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TINTED STATES CgAsIMIssIQNE OFFICE.
u HARRISON buTs, va, Nov. 25th 1874
To Alfred Plumb, bankrupt. John Paul Assignee
OF said bankrupt, Marshall Hanger, Trustee, and
any creditor of said bankrupt
You hereby notified that have fixed npon
Thursday the 3ist day of December. 1874, at my Of.
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted) to take an
account OF all the liens and their rrioriies On the
estate of said bankrupt, by decree OF the District
Court OF the United States for the western District
Of Va rendered the nth day OF October, 1874 in
the bankrupt matter of said Aifral Plumb, at which
time and place you and each of you required to
attend Given under my hand. as commissioner in
chancery, the day and year aforesaid
VIM. J. POINTS. Ccn'r
John PauI Assirnea dee 3-4t
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
HarrisnnhtIrl M. Nov 9th. lR1

ETNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- Harrisopburg. Ma, Nov 25th, 1874.
To Samuel H. Lambert, bankrupt, VIM M. Dor
raugh Assignee Of said bankrupt, and any creditor
OF said bankrupt
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
Thursday, the oath day of December, 1874 at NY Of
fee in Harrisonburg Va, If fair if not the next
account of the liens and their priorites on the es.
tate OF said bankrupt; as provided by a decree OF
the District Court of the United States for the west
ern District of Va. rendered the 18th day OF oc-
tober. 1874, in the matter in bankruptcy OF said
Samuel II. Lambert, al which time and place you
and each of you are required to attend. Given I'M
der my i,a nd as commissioner in chancery, the day
ana year aforesaid.
VIM. ]. POINTS, Cofn'r.
VIM. T. Dorraugh, Assignee. dec at
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TIURs in Squirrel Mink, Seal, Sable Alaska and !
4 Martin with and without Boas, Just received |
and very cheap. W. H. WELLER.
does
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outside position at the start, taking the
head before reaching the first quarter pole,
he may make mischief for the field he is now
in he is entered by Mr. Revere of Boston,
Both Rex Patchen and Genet were sired by
Godfreys Patchen Genet's record is l.2O.-
Vermont Abdallah, is another green one,
as it were, having never started in n race.
He is by Young America, out of Blonde.
We have the best information that he is
good one, and we hope he will keep himself
cool and quiet, and not feel inclined to be
foolish in the presence of SO many older
and more tried campagners.
Mr. Blanchard, the protector of this race
is very busy in perfecting his programme,
and assures us that nothing shall be left UNI
done to satisfy the public. The race will
be Judged not by professionals, but by gen
tlemen whose knowledge in such matters is
universally acceded to. The police regu-
ations will be under the charge of compe-
tent men, and we can safely say, our friends
who are interested in such matters can with
perfect impunity visit the Mystic Park with
their families on the 10Th of next Septem-
ter, with every assurance that their com
fort and pleasure will be well looked af-
ter.
The death lately of the celebrated stallion
Gilberth Knox. will not affect this great
race, as he was never entered in it.
FREMONT.
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The Nusicai and Dramatic season

The NusicaI and Dramatic Season
The Kellogg English opera company
under the management of c. ID. Hess open
this season at Chicago, October T. Messrs.
Castle and Campbell are to be added to the
troupe, making it the best troupe before
the public.
Days Fifth avenue theatre, New York
opens ON the 25th inst. with the play writ.
ten by Mr.. DAILY himself, said to be a wor.
thy companion to his popular plays of 'Di.
vorce" and "Man and Wife"
Booths theatre, New York, now under
the management of Jarrett and Palmer,
opened the season on Monday evening,
with the new play of 'Belle Lamar" from
the pen of Dion Boucicaut.
The Lyceum theatre, New York, opens
on the 24th inst, with the favorite opera
bouiie singer, Mile Aimee in the "Timbale
d 'Argent."
Wallocks theatre opens on the 18th inst.
with the English Canadian, j. l.. Toole.
The Boston theatre begins the season
Sept II, under management of L. r. Sher-
rell who is to play the leading gent with
Mrs. Thomas Barry as leading lady.
Frank Mayo plays at Boston theatre
previous to its regular opening, beginning
on the 9th inst, with his backwards idyll
of ''Dary Crockett.
Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia.
opens on the 18th inst, with "the School
for Scandal Mrs L. w. Lander as ''Lady
Teazle."
Niblos Carbon opens Sept eth, with the
spectacular sensation of the "Deluge, or
Paradise Lost"
The Rochester On. r. opera house be-
gins the dramatic season on the oath inst
large number of stars have been engaged
for the season.
Grswolds opera house, Troy N. Y.
opens on Sept. 2lst, and will present a num-
Der of stars and brilliant combinations.
John Durham has arrayed for starring
engagements and plays at Brooklyn, Sept
21
Madame Ristori appears in New York
next March and will then go to Boston and
other eading cities.
The academy of music, Buffalo n. Y.
opens the oath inst with good stock
company and number ofdifferent stars ap-
pear during the season.
A contract has been signed by Mr. Max
Sirakosch to give season of three weeks
OF Italian opera at the new Globe theatre
commencing December T. when it is pur-
posed to dedicate that establishment. 1t is
rumorcd that he has engaged Mile. Albani,
the celebrated American prima donna for
the coming season.
Frederick Robinson opens at the Union
Square theatre, New York, on the 17tb
inst, for one month, in a new piece written
expressly for him.
Boston museum opens its dramatic sea
son on the 9th inst
Tony Pastor opened at the Olympic
theatre on Monday evening.
theodore Thomas has accepted the di-
rectorship of the Cincinnati musical festival
OF 1870 his orchestra will be nearly doubled
for the occasion. The singers of the city
and vicinity began study for the event last
winter. Several choral and instrumental
works will be produced for the first time
in America.
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The style of Beecher did not evolve
either religious or heroic characters as ex-
ampes to men; for to all such there should
be stcrnness at times, such as Moses ana
Mahomet, Christ and Calvin, Knox and
Cranmer had. You cannot beautify your
divinity by painting him in and in, till, in
the sottness of your tnts, the portrait loses
the outline of the God. This world that
Christ left with pain on His face, promising
to return, and never yet doing it, must
still wear a little of that cloud in which the
sun was yelled. Mr.. Beecher had come to
be SO optimistic that his world looked to be
a croquet ground, and his gods feared, then
to use the mallets Entering life with pain,
life must not be the highest we were meant
for, nor heaven too like the world. And
yet there has been silent sensuality of
this form in Mr.. Beccher's Gospel his Pro-
digal son did not repent, but had the good
time; his Dives was very good parishion-
ers; he baptized with lavender, and read
the burial service out of pastoral. Things
had gone to be so volatile in his faith that
whatever was Beecher was the whole sol
emn mystery of our religion; and, in our
dedication of the man for his many noble
but too frequent liberalizations, we played
the holiday in church, and lost the princ-
pies of piety and restraint New command
mcnts were being given to us every Sab
bath; new yeneering was put on the grand
old church furniture Glove one another
W 5 said with too much JUNCTION faith had
lost the bones which gave it recognition,
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, 1880 & 1850 a. m, '2'oo a
ts:35 p. IN.
Burlington 1889 & 1880 a. m, 100 ti'ao
D.. ~.
" Tlconderoga, 'll:G0 Il. IN.
" bennington, 1900 H., t4.5O a N35 p. III.
" Saratoga, 'l1:tO q. m, $500 p. IN.
salem, $40 i1OAO a. M, 1870 A. % pm.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1912 1880 a. m, 1900 in., q
1880 y. IN.
" Burlington, 1876 1910 a. M, '21O & 4:55 pm,
Tlconderoga, 4:55 p. m.
" bennington, $3.50 4. M, 100 q 1910 p. IN.
Saratoga, $500 and SbO n. M, q 400 p. M
Salem, 1lO 1000, q 1910 a. IN, 1890 p. IN.
Mail Train mixed
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HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
Ii CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
NGE OF TINE.

$50. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, ls.4
on ana after Monday, June 90, 1874, trains
viii run as follows:
MAIIl-Leaves Rutland GOO a. H., to Bennng-
ton, Lebanon Springs and Chatham.
ENPRESS-Leaves Rutland l,l5 p. m, TO Troy
and New York.
MlXED.-Leave Rutland at 21O p IN, to Ben
nlngtOn.
attachedl.-Leayes Rutland at $50 a. IN.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Mail 9.35 p. m; accommodation, 1900 noon
express, 1850 p m.
f. c. WHITE, supt.
Rutland. June 90, 1874. dSwtf
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GRAND PICNIC.

The Catholics OF Wallingford Will hold their
annual church picnic ON the 18th inst at The
usual place. They are making every effort To-
prepare comforts and pleasures for their friends
VI Rutland ana elsewhere. Among many other
a9tlr9ctlons the Rutland brass band is engaged
i ,,a thG occasion. These n0te-Ori0us boys viii
mnq IKE TO travel In good company please take
nn,iIough me courtesy of +. G. White, ESD.
H Hn, lne cars cordial invitation is extended
old friends W w. w.. AZ dv"
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We are prepared to Bind in new and appropri
ate style any OF the popular