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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31
gellu'rs Sails Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, JULY 81, 1874
The August Magazines.

The August Magazines
THE ATLANTIC presents list of arti-
Giles covering wide range of thought
of which the following summary of the
table of contents will give an idea;
Fiction-Mr. w. ID. Towards New
Novel, "a Foregone Conclusion" I'LL.
vi. Mr.. w. w. Harney's Story,
"Katy's Fortune !" Mr.. Albert Web
ster's Madame"
Sketches OF Travel and Adventure
Mr.. G. r. Jackson's picturesque account
of North Northumberland Village.
Mr.. Geo. Cary Eggleston's, A Rebels
Recollections; Mr.. c. w. Stoddard's
cover the Footlights."
Finance-Mr. Edward Atkinson's" An
Easy Lesson in Money and Banking"
Poetry-Mr. Whittier's "a Sea
Dream !" Mr.. Trowbridge's eat My
Enemy's Gate :" Mr.. Streets Night
fall" Mrs. Piatt's =" Two Veils;" ETC.,
etc.
Criticism--Mr. I. S. Perry's Julian
Schmidt" German Critic; and re-
views of score OF books, together with
valuable papers on Art, Music and Edu-
cation.
ST. NICHOLAS for August is an excel
lent shot weather" number. 1t con-
tains The Affair of the Sandpiper,' "
story of adventures on the water, by
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; "a Whale
mans Ghost" a story of the ocean, by
j. III. Woodbury. and poem, telling
in quaint way, GLOW Little Bird
went to Sea-" There are large install
ments of the two serials, Fast Friends, ="
by ]. I. Trowbridge, and What Might
Have Been Expected" by Frank B.
Stockton. Natural History receives a
good deal of attention in this number.
The Geological Gardens of London are
described, with eight pictures of their
occupants; there is story in French
(for translation) of Pet Monkey the
exploits of some Missionary Insects "
are told there is sketch of the life and
adventures of Snail and certain ants
that raise crops and some birds that lay
out streets are described by the lively
and wise" Jack-in-the-Pulpit." Besides
all these are stories, sketches, and poems,
almost without number, such as no chill.
dren's magazine, but st. Nicholas ever
thought of publishing.
The paper in SoRIBNER's for Angus
which will probably be most widely reat
is entitled Recollections OF Charles
Sumner" and is the FIST of series by
Mr.. A. B. johnson, who was long ano
intimately connected with Mr.. Sumne
as his private secretary. Mr.. King
eGreat South" installment deals witt
"The Cotton States" chiefly Georgia
and the illustrations reflect the life o
that region. Mr.. B. F. Taylor has ano
ther of his sold Time Music series
entitled The Old State Road" and il
Illustrated by SHEPPARD. "The Myster
GUS Island and " Katherine Earle
are continued, and there are poems b
HI. H., Mary Z. Bradley, and Nelly N
Hutchinson. Cinnabar City," b
james I. Mckay, is thoughtful stor
OF Western life. DR.. Holland writes
"Charles Sumner" Prof SWING" an
"The Struggle for Wealth" and eth
Old Cabinet" is entitled With Mali,
toward none with Charity for all" III
other departments have the usual int
est and variety.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31

A politician wishing to compliment a
well-to-do farmer said, "You must have
begun life early to accumulate such an
estate as this p Yes" replied the far
mer, 81 began life when j was a mere
baby"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31

1t is impossible for any decent man to
act well enough or bad enough to suit
both the best and the worst men in COM
munity. The safest criterion for man to go
by is to deserve the appreciation of the
better citizens, and let "them other fellers'
grumble.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31

What's the plural of pillow ?" ask
ed an Irish teacher the other day. " A
bolster, sir" replied his rawest pupil,
amidst the suppressed tittering of the
whole class.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31

"Be careful how you drink, or you'll
wash the color from your cheeks" said
a gentleman at fashionable party, as
be handed glass of water to lady.
There is no danger of your ever taking
enough to remove the color from your
face" was the good natured retort.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-31
OIL NEAL!

TEN TONS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY for sale
BY J. WILSON & co.
Is
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10
Patrons of Egu-bandry

Brotkers:-Yonr Executive Commute respect
fully represent that at a meeting held Nav 20,
1874 TO take into consideration such action rs
was deemed necessary for the assurance of
your intsrests the meeting having been called
together by the chair, il was
ResOlued. That. whereas our late worthy
hrother W. II. Harrington. having departed
this lie on the Il;h OF May, inst. ii becomes our
duty 10 appoint "A worthy repre- sentative TO serve
YOU in his place ' and after due deliBeratDn had.
il was unanimously resolved that the business
cf the Oranges Is placed under the management
Of our worthy Brother N ID. Wetmore. with
the same arrangements rs were in fotce during
The agency Of onr worthy deceased Brother W.
H.. Harrington
Brother Weimnre cutters upon his duties wei
known to the community as Il gentlemen Of in
teglity, intelligence and large business expert
ence He gives ample, good and solvent secu-
rity bonds against all possible loss. TO iuliy
guard The interests 4 those who trust their hnsi-
ness 10 his charge. We recommend him to favor
able consideration Of the Executive Committees
Of the State Oranges Of Mississippi. Tennessee,
Alabama. Arkansas aud other States, and 70 Psf
rors generally.
A G.. CARrsR. Chairman
W. II. PIPEs.
wv. AKERs, Committee
H. ". J.. iAwI-) seei-in
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Abon. sample Machinc-

Earnest inquiries rome TO this Agency asking,
Gan Won furnish tample machines ofthe various
kind =, While | would be glad TO answer IN
the affirmative, il wunld be impossible. re-
curing animmense outlay of capital. To obviaie
these difficulties, | have rented a large, central
ly located building tor a Grange. Exposition
Building Manufacturer are charged a YEARLY
rental, inst sufficient to pay rent. Here Pa,aons
machine will have on ii The MAMMA ,tnrers' name
and the regular price. At she Office Patrons eau
leurn the diseonu. allowed to members OF the
Order. Patrons rest assured that only the
hest implement aud those made by manufa ctur-
ers who are willing to. make good discounts,
in view Of the fact that we purchase largely aud
for cash. every advarltag e To inuTe 20 your bene-
fit can and will be obtained.
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eight, hl Of hope promse iaj am
b.t.on appareply viii 70 long tie Of
honor sod msiuloo's ie'ore hin by
fbe imcfomblc decree Of 40 alI.sise
pfoyidenes w,s be called from among
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Mr. Garland. belonged 10 tbe lfm
Of Wright. liannals q Co., from
Micbigan, who about eigteen months
ago bought a mill, aGd established
themselves at this place, ond at the
time Of bis death ho had charge Of
this business.
To the bereayed widow. left with
the care 81 lwo young children OF
the respective ages of two years. and
six months, who found herself almost
alone among comparative strangers
when the heavy blow fell upon her,
DO wc extend the heartfelt sympa-
thies OF the community.
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SEAy1cEs. Rev. b. Jones OF
klethodl,t Church will hold Divine
hes at Moss Point GU the Isl, AID 3rd,
da,s % eaoh moath at IL o'ciock A.
Rnd at Z ?. NJ.
syer Meetings every Thursday night
O'CLOCK. 81
b the 81 Sundays of the month, at
4. A.. and 4 p. N. at Scranton
E"lT is hoped the Public generally
attend. II
sEauLAR PREACHING. Ed. j. b. Ham
hn (B.ptist) will hereafter preach
htOiy ut
esan springs, 1st sunday.
[andsboro, 2id
ass Christian, 3rd in the Masonic
oss Point. 4 b sunday.
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.wha. W;,i Sou seIE.

Almost every mail briggs the inquiry from
some brother Patron, VIII you receive and
sell our wool, hides, b~eeswax, tallow, butter
chickens eggs vegetables fruit, feathers stock
etc 7 =" Yes. l am here to sell any understandable
article. and in any merchautable form yod wish
to send il aud desire it understood that the
same I4ins will be taken to the good Matron's
c~hicsens, eggs feathers, etc as the Husband
nau's cotton, sngar, grain or otDer products.
Sc nd it, and feel assured that the interests of
all will be well watched.
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Mr.. THos. GALLOWAY a much es

Mr.. THos. GALLOWAY a much es
teemed and valuable citizen Of this
county, died at his residence about
fifteen miles above here on the night
of the 3rd inst.
Mr.. Galloway had been down
here several DAYS tr~ansacting BUSH
ness, had several chills, and return
ing home died after a short illness.
But he had been declining for sew,
eral months past, and his health was
very precarious and we understand
he died from general debility, a Civ
ing away OF the nervous system.
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GOINd WEST
NEW ciRcUIT COURT Dfs
T'RIC7' BILL.

|iRsr pTsrRICT-JUpdE CHANDLER.
the county OF Hancock, on the lst. Monday
hy and November and continue - days.
|ths county. eli Harrison, On the 3rd Monday
Bill ana October, and continue - days
the county OF Jackson. on tie Ist Mondi
bril- aud October an continue " days
|the eo1nty of Perry. on the fret Monday
|urch and September aud continue six Jrys.
|,Le comfy Of Jones. on the 2nd Monday Of
N and September aud continue six days
tho county Of Marion, on toe 3rd. Mon.
II Marca aiil sept, and couiiuno xix days.
HE ,ormy Of Renrl, OF The 4th, Monday
BIRCH and september, aud continue six days
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He LIFE OF COPELAND DIR. Pitts
autLor aud proprietor OF this work,
PES us--"Yon have the exclusive
fncy In Jackson County. No n can
|aln the work from me at any price 10
t.'ies where | have an agent
P's In this respect must, and will be
me protected"
he work is expected, nov to he issued
~, day. 1t will contain 300 psgss,
Hior OF Illustrations. 1t will contain,
tes Dr, Pitts.-"Quite q lengthy cum
[lieation from a gentleman in your
pnty, concerning . member of the
Peiand Ciau, that will be read With
interesi-and by the way i. a va
pe document-written in forcible
and elegance of style.
pend IN your orders (yonr namee) that
putty.
|dics sl.50-to be paid when you get
from us. Address STAR Office,
~tas
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

DEATH OF II. Z. FoARD.-We are
called upon to record the death, OF
another esteemed citizen. Mr.. H..
P. Foard died on last Wednesday
morning at s O'Clock at the residence
Of his mother-in.Iay Mrs. Mary c..
Dees at Scranton. He was taken
sick the preyions thursday and had
been tallying lumber al Wright,
Hannals d Cos. mill Tor three or
four days. These deaths occurring
among those who had been assoclat'
ed with this mill seem to point con
clusiyely to a local cause far the dis
ease.
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Patton. of the United states.

| have made special arrangements for the
purchRse of Sugar, COFFEE Molasses Rice and
SAT- therefo.e e. il you desire the best Of these
articles, al cheaper rates than you can possibly
buy them in your cities. send down your sur
plus quantities Of wheat coru oats meat etc,
where good price are always Obtained, and
&c. in return artisles Which you need aud must
lave. We now have new Rice in the market
4 large crop.
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coURr-Fh,sr DISTRICT.
". q. Hrypnnsos, ohspeellor.

Lhe county OF Perry. on the first Mondly Of
nry, April. July, aud October, and continue
|lhc county ef Groen. on the SECOND Monday
Aptil, july and October, aud con-
\ six days
|the G, unity of jackson an the third Monday
snusry, April Jul, and October. and continue
~ dAvs.
|the couniS cf Hsfrieeu on the first Mon ny
HE iornfi Monday OF January, April, July
Der and and continue twelve lays.
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c~MpRTrTIoN DEFIED. = Goods and
pes are guaranteed as GOOD aud as Low
be same can be purchased East, North
West. at the Mammoth Clothing
lse OF NJ. p. LEVY &c CO. Nos. 16.
nd 20 North Water street. Mobile,
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vkat 60 n-s wHu - SAVES
- Faffsss

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AgdrHinfsl imulrheHfs, Hafawsfs Of every
Hfsrf fuyu. Needs ~ every description. paffic
llfly fys whsl, corr sad 8ssf e]ifietigs ~ r1t
'1u. Dftss ayss gitsa Hnafs oils steel iron
iHafter Use nails wlarna ssfiF ~ mill sod
plantation mtriiuefV firm aWt store s%caleWOf
svefv dnsripf am Tinnefs Ware Stoves. Mos
iai Instruments sowing machines dry goods
f'asa and willow wHfs. in ttef any aad every
aricla nceifd by ]paitoaH. The good nutfom
who dcsires % paper ~ pins etn order 30, and
The Hano Ii De- executed ~ promptly and " m
the suma views fo ecnunHY ~ woald b. he
order oftte huslaudmau f8r the yeas -npplirr.
All these Articles nre purchased from fret
hands. % " saving over the general prices
charged II frum five to forty per cent. 81 re-.
bate. Of Whatever chpmefcr 70 % The Patron
My commissions. rs 81 we'd by the Executive
COMMITTEE, are two aud a bali per cent. on all
pnr hHses ard sales except cotton. the commits
sion on which IL one dollar per tale. All put.
ehases are made Gar cash, and are paid for ON
The same day ~ purchased. This gives me
great Anvantigos. that inures to your benefit
Bcdy His M mind, and never make IN order for
pa chases without forwarding with I the
money or products from the sale of which your
purchases eau be made aud paid for. We're il
otherwise, these advant ages would be lost to
you. Your Executive Committee, knowing how
impeiauve IL IL to youf interests that all pur-
chases should be paid Tor ~ the time purchased.
have required of me u bond, the amount of
which wonld he forfeited were ! TO make ad
vanees except on products IN hand. This 1 an
procured 10 do. The credit system has proved
ihe ruin of the agricultural interests and made
Won the slaves of capt. |, costing Won for All
vances, wear after year, more than IS per cent.
az, your n odurts. Therefore no order let the
amount be large or small, will be flied through
| your Agent, without the money, or ito equiys-
lent ia products.
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Exhibitors mt the Grange Exposition
building.

In reply TO numerous inquiries as to what will
he received on exhibition. j answer, anything
needed and useful to the farmer but only
those things which have real merit viii prove
serviceable to the farmer. TIE amount of space
not vet taken Is limited. manufacturers of any
but really desirable articles will not find it nd
vatageous 10 their interest to send samples. Tn
all manufactures Of real utility and merit we
will advance lbe freight. Our object in estab-
lishing II Grunge Exposition is to enable the
members of our Order TO select fiom among The
samples on exhibition here such articles AZ are
particularly adapted to their wants, and to
know where and of whom the best and cheap
est eau be obtained am here in the interest
of the members of our Order, and will not, in
any instance, try to induce the ssles of any
manufacturer over others: therefore, whatever
percentages YOU have to otter to induce sales,
make then on prices asked AS we are diyersi-
fying our productions and probable large crops,
pur want for new aud Improved agricultural ma
CHI inary will be greater this season than ever be-
fore. The business season is now near at ha nd.
Exhibitors should forward samples at once, to in
sure large orders. Hea- in mind m pricing
that we pay cash for every article ord cred and
expect the most favorable terms.
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ICES VIII TEIL-and everybody
a'he prices. that the Cheapest and
sioshing ssn be purchased only ct
nv ,mmoth Clothing House of NJ. P.
80 CO.. Nos. &c. Is. and 20
arr street. Mobile, Alabama.
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NTEW PASCAGOULA HOTEL
The undersigned informs the public that he
has leased that elegant place, known H. the
Hall Place, at Etlst Pascagopin, and belonging
to the late Col, O. e. Hall OF the New Orleans,
St. Charles Hotel. The building is s%pacions
and elegant, and the grounds are magnificent,
beautifully located Immediately on The Gulf
Shore, with wharf. bath house &e. attached.
The lawn is shaded by superb Live Oaks ana
contains swings and amuselneuts for chill iren
Will open. for the accommodation oi s'iests.
on Monday Nav 18th.
The Terms will be moderate.
The Table will be kept restaurant style, and
will be furnished with all the deiicaeies OF the
season,
my23-4m. J. PACTEAU.
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DAVID WNBoY.-Death Ct late,
has been rife among US. The Dread
Destroyer has struck down his vic
tins and tie most thoughtlesS have
became seda,e in bis presence. FRI
day the Pad inst was marked with
the deaths of two persons connected
with the mill OF Wright, llannahs,
e Co. The Rev, Mr.. Jones of the
Methodist Church hurried from the
funeral services at the resid nee Of
Mr.. Garland, the employer, OF Sat.
urday afternoon, to perform the last
sad rites ut the grave of Mr.. Winbon,
the employee.
Mr.. WinUon was from North
Carolina more lately from Alabama
and had been Lcrc about enc year,
lie leaves u widow and a daughter
about fifteen years Old to mourn a
loss TO them irreparable.
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BE- ffffff 81 q rrfes fef totes - F4i9a 900 tH
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whieh There u Is good f8ad TIE Kitchen end
stable ate new The prize and terms sre OK
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affraaiys plaee Fafthef particulars Hll b.
furnished 1pyn application % ne
STAR OFFICE
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w. ARRIN 4 CO.,
General Purchasing Agents
md
G. % r e O.E' EgCTORS.
FOR THE
Patrons Of H~usbandry for the States of
M ississippi. Alabama, and
* n = "a ;.
.VeW OryeNsss.

NTelC O7'te1gng.
THE undersigned having been elected by the
State Grange of Mississippi, rs purchasing Agent
ana Cotton Factor for the Grange of the State,
AT this port, would respectfully inform the Or
der throughout the State, that he has ass lciated
with him Mr. Kennedy Harrington, of Central
Mississippi, and that we are now prepared TO
tran sHct oil business, entrusted to our care. The
business of the, Agency will he conducted on
strictly a CASH BASIS, AL orders accom-
panied by the cash, or lis equivalent, and under
seal of tire Grange, will be filed at wholesale
prices. We would suggest fos the e cd of the
Order, that the Oranges consolidate their or
ders where it IL practicable. BY strict attention
to vouT interest. we hope to II crit your favors.
We will advance three fourths of the value of
Cotton consigned through us to the firm of W. G.
WATT & CO, Liverpool.
w. HARNTRGTON.
At The recent session of the Executive Com
mittee of he Patrons of Husbandry of the State
of Mississippi, held at Holly Springs, Mise, on
the 10th of June. 1874. the business Agency of
W. Harrington ~ Co., Of New Orleans, WAS
cont inued in the name ofthe late fr u under the
management of X. HARRINGTON
All orders from Brothers OF The Order ill re-
ceive prompt attention, and W. pledge ourselfto
spare no effort in giving satisfaction TO those
who NAV favor us with their business.
s~epf2-6m K. HARRINGTON.
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llR. MARK DEEs will please ac-
! our thanks for q bucket Of fine
lies. Such kind remembrance OF
Printer is always duly appreciat-
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Ne lave received several copies
|he Life of Copeland" Send in
|r orders.
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seed Rye end Harley

Is now needed, Patrons have a surplus viii do
well to forward it TO this Agency at once. To
Pati ous of Louisiana who have ordered. yonr
orders can probably be filled by the 18th to
20th of September.
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q OTs FOR SALE on WEST pAsCAgOU
~ IA RfNEN
fofa No. I 2 y .. fronting IN The River
twelve o. thirteen chaius. will u depth ~ sixty
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soil excellent Tor farming and cannot be surpass
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fimbered. some twenty-five nr thirty acr - has
been under cultivation. and only half y mile
from the Railroad station. hns hunting and fish.
INK. For ~rticulars pply At
STAR OyricE.
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died on Friday morning, but not of
the prevailing disease.
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