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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24
st SAVANNAH MO-. FRIDAY, APRIL a. 1874

had so many lectures on humbuggery the
past winter, ii might be supposed that
he would not have any dupes here-but,
alas. are prone to be deceived. for some
did bite ut the bait, even on High Prai-
rie. Farther east they 'bit" to a fear
full rate, even those that ought to know
better. Their suspicious have been
aroused, and there is very strong talk at
Island City of going tonight to King
City and get their notes back or mob
CDR. Dodge" But understand that
Dodge went to Albany. and has already
cashed the notes, and will completely
give them the dodge. 1t is only the
more surprising that Dodge could he so
successful, from the fact that he Is not
fluent talker and makes a bnngling fail
ure in his lecture. would, in particu-
lar, warn all Changers to beware of this
humbug Dodge, and let him dodge on
without their assistance. This, through
the columns of your valuable paper, may
arrest swindle on the people.
OCCIDENTAL.
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Look Out for Him.

HIGH l'KAIniE, April IL, ls.f
EDITOR RErrBIICAN-Sir: ] ask u
small space in your most valuable paper
for the purpose Of exposing most helm
Gus humbug that is, at this writing, stalk
ing ut large in our usually quiet vicinity.
There is man travelling through this
part Of the county styling himself DR..
Dodge, with the purpose of lecturing (as
he says) at every school-house free. and
also to give medical advice to those
whom he makes imagine that there is
something the matter with them. At the
close of his harangue, he notifies the
audience that he will be Mt some certain
neighbor's house the next day unit
twelve o'clock, and>pOsilively not later
than one o'clock, where he can be con-
suited. lie begins by agreeing with each
patient as to the ailment complained Of,
and puts them under treatment tor six
months. The next is to issue 10 the
patient lot OF worse than useless de-
coctions. for which he charges them five
or six dollars cash; and then he has them
to sign what he calls contract. which
turns out to be plain note of hand for
the price agreed upon, and that runs
from thirty-fye dollars to eighty.iive
dollars. Down below the signature OF
the signer is printed mo cure no pay"
but this may he cut off and then there is
nothing but u prOnlissory note to pay
u certain amount. As most all Of tbs
citizens here arc Grangers, and haye
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have been believed to have been written

nave Deen Dcl1eVeU 10 nave been written
by the editor i'm chief of that department.
If it We're not for the hard hits he makes
in reference to pedigree, coat, vest, hat.
mustache, beard, hair, style, breeding,
manners, and so forth, we would still
believe that gentleman to be the author.
But when we consider his very kind and
c0nciliatOry character, we can hardly
give him credit for such plainness of
speech. That somebody will think
these articles of wearing apparel made
and intended for their special benefit, !
have no doubt 1t is to \ few assertions
made by the writer that wish to call
the attention of the readers of toe Re-
teachers are more abused, harder
worked, and less appreciated for their
success, than any other class, and that
by the term teacher. he wishes only to
include those persons whose heart
is in the work. who make every effort
success, and who teach for the good it
will accomplish, rather than for the
money it will pay them. Now, Mr.. Ed
itor, if III. G. Twill give me the name
of man who has made every effort at
teaching success. will show him u
man who has never been without en-
ployment at a reasonable compensation :;
and if he will add to this the qualifica-
ton of making the money he is to re-
ceive wholly matter of secondary con-
sideratiOn, l will show him a specimen
of humanity so rare that Barnum would
pay premium for him as natural Gu
riosity. That the true teacher Gas de-
fined by III. G. J.") will be appreciated
and find employment, is as certain as
that pure gold will command Il market
value. That Il great majority Of those
persons who have received certificates
authorizing them to teach, and to whom
the public fund has been paid for pre-
tending to teach. have been better paid
in proportion to the service rendered
than any other class of persons. is a fact
with which the people of Missouri have
become very amply impressed. What
portion of the teachers of the common
schools have been out OF the county for
their education? And how tar will their
education exceed that of the common
laboring classes. who work from ten to
fourteen hours for day. and twenty-six
days for month, while the teacher
works only six hours per day and TWEEN
ty days for month; the former re-
ceiving forty and the latter twenty dol
lars per month? The law of supply
and demand has regulated the wages
of common school teachers in Missouri
Superintendent inform us that they are
under the positive necessity of giving
certificates to persons not qualified u
teach. in order to furnish the supply and
il this is true, let their wages be in pro-
portion to the service rendered.
A. 4. G.
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A Letter That was Picked Up.

was found in town not long ago. The
owner can have it by proving property:
FILLMORE, Mo-, March Is.
NV dear Tommie: have not time to
write you great deal, but l will say
this much, that got your letter, and |
thought that l lOred you before got it,
but love You now to death. o. come
to see me, Tommie, for am almost dead
to see your loving face again. For this
time, good bye, and kiss. F.. P.
=. 81 heard that you were going to
Denver. D. don't 60, Tommie. don't go
for can make You happy here.
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Esq. John for Mayor.

SAVANNAH, No., April p, 1874.
MIR. PACL-Sir: Permit a number Of
the voters of Savannah to say that if
Squire John will become q candidate
for the Office of Mayor, ut the coming
election, many friends who believe in
his ability and integrity will give him a
cordial support. We ask him to respond
through your pape.. MANY VOTERS.
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NOTICE is given to tho public gcner-
ally that John j. Miller, northeast OF the
Square, has received large and COM
plete supply Of spring goods-latest
styles-consisting OF ready-made cloth
ing, hats. caps, boots and shoes. gents
furnishing goods. &c. Call and examine
goods and prices before buying else
where.
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The Teacher and His Profession

sAvANNAH, April 20, IS14.
Mr.. EDIToR-If the initials annexed
to an article which appeared in the edu-
cational department OF your last issue,
had been slightly changed in their rela-
tion to each other, it would generally
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PHYSICIANS.

TAR. q. III. DAVENPORT having located; in
L. savannah, offers his professional services
IN the citizens of Savannah and vicinity. Office
at his residence Main street, one block east OF
The square.
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o. e. PAUL,
Editor aud Publisher.
SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

4drcrtis,msnts in fais coIxan, fifty cents per Hae
for one yrar, iisciadiRg the general head. Those
rho ndrrrtisc ia Nis coiaasa are reliable and
s.rdiyhyor~ard in Hrir rrsPccfirr cnHings.
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HARDWARE, &c.

~OLBCRN SCO, dealers In hardware,
stoves and tinware, north side Ofthe sqIarr
savannah. No. Jobbing IN tinwOrk done on
shOrt notice. "a
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ATTORNEYS.

T II. SrEwAHT, Attorney at law and Notary
81 Public Ufirr, ,Caurt-hOuse. up stairs. Par
lies drsirous of ioani0g money can have it Sc
cured with real estate un snort notice. -
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JlT {. SMITH,
w. AttOrnc va t.LRN w.
Office over Savannah Savings Bank. second door.
e;
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Wy W CALDWELL, attorney-nt-law and
w Notary Public. Pays special attention
{" collecting, conNeysncins and investigating
titles u
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-24

ITO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned, having
purchased the interest of Mr.. F. O. Hydenrich,
in the Tin and Stove business heretofore conducted
by Them takes.this method of informing the public
that he is now prepared to do all kinds OF
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C, .'
And manufacture yTinware of all descriptions. He
will also keep constantly hand all descriptions of
stoves including the best patterns OF
COOK, PARLOR, s. OFFICE STOVES, CRATES, &c
He res1ectfully asks a continuance of the patron
that has heretofore SO generously been extended to
him. a. dHubHhi.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-24

The +, loving States, nineteen in numbe'
are to choose United States Senators the con =
ing winter.viz: Vermont. Maine. Indiana. Ne
brasha. West Virginia, Louisiana, Delaware
Florida. Ms<saei,ltsstt.. Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri. Nevaaa New YoFis, Eesy Jarse !,
Pennsylvania, South SNasiit-, Ie..resre aud
Wisconsin,,
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YNO the Ladies'!
L Mrs N. G. GARRETT

mo the Ladies'!
- Mrs. NJ G.. GARRETT,
MIA NTU AM AKER,
who is thoroughly acquainted with dress cutting,
fitting and making. and can satisfy the most fas-
tidious taste, has removed to Stanton and com.
menced business on Main street, above the Boot
and Shoe store Of C. L. Weller. der charges
will be moderate and satisfaction guaranteed
She respectfully solicits share of the public
patronage.
Braiding and Embroidering done in the mos
tasteful style on application. april 2-1874 80
YXThite and colored Mattlngs, very cheap.
y w jy22 ., w. II. WELLER.
400 KEGS OF NAILS just received and fol-
lUU sale, by WOODS y G|LKESON.
iunen Az Is
yy,he latest and best ICE CREAM FREEZER,
iune ii p ~ WOODS & GILKEsoN.
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VOL. TX.
Miscellaneous. s.
SOMETHING NEW FOR
HOUSEK r. EP Il Il S
AND
HEADS OF FAMILIES.
SOMETHING NEW FOR EVERYBODY.
GOODS SOLD
AT BALTIMORE PRICES
and delivered within the city
FREE OF CHARGE.

Our store is now filled with of the most
complete and choicest stocks of Grocerles, spices,
canned Goods. Household sundries and family
supplies generally, unsurpassed by any house
this side Of the Blue Ridge. and unequaiieo ny
any like establishment in the East.
This establishment, differing, as it does from
every other in this city, offers peculiar ausana
es to all buyers, and we earnestly asA '"o p"'
enage Of the people.
W. have o,wavs ON hand full line of prime
o.sr;ae and q complete assortment of family
supplies.
Taas.. a full line, the largest in this section
con.istsnp of Gunpowder, Imperial, loung ny
SON Oolong. English Breakfast and. Japan, OF
qualities and prices defying competition.
Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Rachabout and 9TH
er delicious beverages
ConEcctioneries and Preserved Goods IN
oren, variety. Cheese Crackers, Apple butter,
Mackerel, Herring and Cod Fish, Molasses ana
Syrups, Family Bacon, Lard and Butter Vlne-
gar. &c. .,o
Spices. a general an complete ihe' "hole
ond ground guaranteed fresh and pure.
vermacelli. Maccaroni, Starch Flavoring Elk
....ots slid Oils. Sauces, prepared orseradish,
Essences, Blacking, Shoe and Stove foilsh
Le.adry Blue, Washing ard Toilet Soaps ana
Honsek eepers' Sundries generally
Rrooms. Whisps, Buckets, Tubs. Pals, Bowls,
Baskets Trays, WashSoards, Dippers and Dust
mo and Shoe Brushes. aud thousand and one
other articles
To,,acco. chewing and smoking, of superb
or grades, aud the finest brands of imported and
domestic Cigars.
Canned Goods. embracing every variety
IF Fruit ami We setables put up expressly for fam
iiy use Fresh and spiced Salmon and oysters,
Lobsters, Plotted Ham, Chicken, Turkey. Bee
Tonyue. and American and English Pickles
NJ very kind. aud Nick Nacks generally, foi
Junches Parties and Tourists
TURNER HARTMAN
,roR Main street. Stanton, Va
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Ey1er, Cooper 81 Go''
STAUNTON, VA,
NGINEEES, FOUNDERS. AND
MACEITNEsTs.


aoufacture portable aad stationary srean En-
ciues Saw Mills Mining and Mill Machln-
nv CIR Wheels Railroad Trucks, Der
ricks, shafling. puieys, an't Hang
err. Pitts Thresh .ng Maenne
Repairs Pinws AMI Pillow
C..s.ing,, Hay Rakes,
stray Cutters.
&c, &c.
az +. cypress our appreciation of the
thai na,r,uaye bestowed upon us during the
-, &c.,, YEARS nv u generous public. OUR hiasl
49,. fra, being III lie up pritcip. ttJ o. Sti aaS-
arr. from II distance we n al he ts"Soh
t. expect the patronage OF tug coh"'hi'y %
our adoption except SO TAG AS u was io"a'e''
aeterrTi.,t,ou To IN IKE our work compare
favarahly, ia prtce "a" I tI'"y wv" .'"t W -
ci.x, eity shaps and coavicll"n mat by so 40
&C. 49,. y, ,,:,,i ,uerit and obtain y large share oil
,at c,axs IF work .yi.ich has not heretofore been
a, isrt.ken in .his section. but which hia 10 oe
he,uyht from the cities fhe result mas proven
thu reason 4bleness of our expeetat1ohs' anu On
sevrages US to press forward WIN rene"eo o"e
~ AMI " ith ever increasing and enlarglng Ia
1;lities
Va invite an inspection of our shops by lhose
. ntemplating the purchase Of machinery
We endeayor to mike all our purchases tor
,..h and having limited amount of capital, we
ars consequently compelled TO require cash or
os,otiable note, at short time for al work. -,
For the quality of ourswork. we lake Inc iio-
ertv of referring to the following gentlemen,
among tn. many. from whom have received
Col. I. r. smoot Buffalo Gap Furnace.
D. F. M,hler, Goshen Bridge
: zWitz y Holt. Staunton, $
VIA. Steele, Moifett's Creek, F. y.
Cook & Lyman, Chne's Mill.
D. j. Hyden. Sherando,
Jacob Hanger, Churchville,
C.. G. Mcclure, g
J.E. Landes, Long Glade P. 0.
A. J. Rahm. Richmond 1eo OH
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Stnas,at02a Cards.

H WATERS & son,
u ~. -. MANUFACTURERS OF
Carriages and Buggies,
Near Virginia Hotel, STANTON, VIRGINIA
Keep constantly on hand Carriages and Bqgges OF
every description. BY close attention to business
and fair dealing they guarantee entire satisfaction
Strict attention paid to REPAIRING. Give them
call before purchasing apl Soft
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COCHRAN & WALKER,
u Call attention to their fine brands OF
CHEWING TOBACCO,
"Gravcly.' yellow Bird" "Nectar Leaf" d.. and
!, h -: Rough and Ready
Also their superior lot Of Smoking Tobacco, com
posed of the following brands: q G - II
Lone Jack" .'Vn. Choce,' ''fravely,H Buds and
Blossoms" and short Horn Durham"
/ dec "a 't' "--.iF = $3.50 sif
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whose rooms are crowded with every description of
home-manufactured and imported.
- WILKES PATENT BED SPRING!
which universally recognized by the sick and well
to be the only comfortable Spring Bed in the market
It can be changedin second to throw your body in
any desired position. and is being extensively manu-
kactured and guaranteed to fit any Bedstead or Cot
hey are warranted for five years with proper usage
y cost only the small mof $500 for double bed
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walnut. Rosewood and
Metallic Cases, always on hand and will be furnished
promptly. 7aa s. N. WILKES.
NAV 7-tf Ssaunton, Va.
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>~orYcE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
n VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Board of Directors of the Valley Railroad Co.
hsying ~ orders dated April Sth 1874, and 5uhe 4th
1871 cad in the aggregate for forty cent OF as
stock Subscriptions notice is hereby given that I'M
srill be Instituted for the collection of the
~ SHEFFEY & BUMGARDNER.
sertsst Counsel Y. &. r. Go.
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N E. DUTROW, "
u. Com IN fssiOn Merchant.

3l4, Louisiana Avenue,
GToN, d g.,
For the sale of Dairy Produce, Butter, Eggs. Poul-
Nv Game, Dried Fruits, &c.
Unsatisfactory references given if required.
Grain. Flour or Hay received mar l2-6m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-24

Is FASHIONABLE TAILoRs,
NEW STREET,
Next to Mrs. Schercr's Millinery Store. and doors
.i =. from Loeb Brothers corner
All work in our line executed with neatness, dura
bility and dispatch 81 -
Special attention given to Cutting. Repairing and
Cleansing aug i-u
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-24

J. C. Grove Geo hudson.
rI1ira Copper and s..ee: IRON E.stabIisiln emit
i 'S- (Ncw Building, opposite n X. Trouts,)
H.. AUGUSTA ST., STAUNTON, VA.
We are prepared to do ROOFING GUTTERING
AND JOB WORK, at the shortest notice and i'll the
best manner, out OF the best material Charges rea-
sonable either in cash or country produce
We respectfully solicit share OF public patronage
ian 25-tf D. Z. GNU j Y w.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-24

~ God News for the General P.zblic.I have
U Just returned from the Northern cities where
purchased entirely too large stock OF all kinds OF
Goods for the size of my store-house. therefore
propose to sell for SIXTY DAYS at very reduced pri
ces for cash, in order 10 make room.
Come early and often il you wish to get bargains IN
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing
and in fact everything usually kept in general Vari
ETY. store Very Respectfully, - z .
a. nov 3-tf -. b. ". MAFth W OOO. :
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

Did you ever stow away hay when the pitch
ers winktd at each OtheF-a hint to cover you
up and buy you, Did you eSer play % coop :"
10 hay -now, and creep down in corner uu-
der the hay? iii you ever dig down aud make
a boy-nest, with cracks in the boards for win
dows aud air. Did you ever. rs the NOW by
use sank lower, practice jumping from the great
cross-besm under the roof, aud learn without
danger, how it would feel to fly! Did you ever
lie on your back, 10 spring and watch the ways
and doirgs Of a flock Il doves. their wonderful
courtesies their soft cooings and Eooings, their
flights, circuits aud returns, all for nothing ex-
cept the fun Of doing them, Cellars are excel
lent, garrets are lovely, bat the harm, above all
delights in boys household life excellethl If
one has many Buys let him bald Large barns!
They are boys palaces Of liberty
Other plrces there ave, schools, churches, il
braries, and mothers rooms, which have had
largely to do With children's welfare But
enough credit has not been given to those hum
bier institutons-the Cellar, the Garrett, and
the Barn a".la col"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28
VERMONT R. X. LIN
" WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
C,mmcncsng Dec. s, lS7

| NIWWcNce'y Lt'' " iO'"'
| TrainsdoIng south .ad ,Sast--Leave Waterba
at Ia; IN. 50p. IN and ppm.
Mail FRAN leafesst AikaIsat g ~ a. N, 81
oonnects ut kutiand ior Troy aud at While RN
Junction and bellows Falls with tram Ill "
ton, Worcester, Springfield andN Y, ut Ne
London with steamer iur New York
Day Express ieaves Montreal at 20 n, m,
johns 10 9,ia, Malone, NJ Y. at ~ a. N, st.
10 O0p M -
Night Express Leaves Osdenshurg at IN
Mont cal 5a'p. IN, st. Johns 30 D, IN, St. Albs
~ p: NJ, connectingIat W.fR. junction and b
i 10 ans Tor Boston Worcester; Sc, arlivint
pos'oh ~ 50 a. n.at So. Vernon for Springs
anu y; y, arriving in N. Y. ut II, 80 D. H., N
London | ,l5 am.
Trains going North and West-Leave Waterbr
~ w ! ~, - u IN, p. IN and 90 pm.
oay Express leaves Boston via Lowell atSh
~ io' parlhiston, Montreal, st Alhans, &c, arrvl
am, T|I tI'f II 7'oN''"' r" "
Mail train for Burlington aud st. Adams leSr
Boston via Lowell at u w. via. Lawrence
Fitchhurg at 30 a M, Sprin gfield O0 m, N
London Fh0 p. m, Bellows falls ll.5O, ..
White River Junction 40 p. M, arriving inS
Aluans 1926 IN.
Trains leaving Boston via. Fitcbhurg at 7.@ &
M, and Springfield at s a. M. connect at WhS
River Junction with Dav Express Train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at Nv
-, '''osf' ~. burlington htJNp"-
st. Adams at 70 m. for 81, Johns. Montreal 81
Malone, NV. ~
Night Express caves New London at2Gp.G
south vernon ut 9,5s p. M. receiving passengGe,
trom Connectcut River Railroad leaving No
YORK at 2, M. Springfield SIN p. M, Belle
rails 20 p. m, connecting with trains eN
Cheshire Railroad leaving BOSTON at 5 30
connecting at White Rive Junction with trag
leaviae Bosten at pm. for burlington, St I,
bans, Montreal. 40 arriving in Montreal at Y
q. ~. connecting with Grand Trunk Kslway~
Osdenshurs 1914 p. M. for the West.
sleeping Cars are attached to- the NightExPgJ
TRAIN running between Montreal and Bostnnsts
Montrea and Springfield, and 81 AlhansandTTs
Drawing Room Cars on day Express Traln'T
tween Montreal and Boston. =,
Through tickets FIR Chicago and the Westio fS
ut the principal stations. -
J. W HOBART, Gen'l superlntfnfp'
st, Adams, Dec 1879
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

abundance Of fine stone aud brick elays, and
hardness Of the Usage orange as hedge plant
together with its rapid growth as well as all
kinds of forest and fruit trees, render the com
p4ratiye absence Of timber rather an advantage
than otherwise; certainly its absence is not a
want 10 be a greatly deplored. while its wide
prevalence would. 10 certainty. be an insu-
persble objection TO the settlement Of this sec
lion Of COUNTRY. But space fails to enlarge up
on the prominent advantages whieh this broad
valley forces upon the notice Oh the en'efpiisihg
farmer. To ali such sreking western hame,
or TO those who seek TO retire from other pur-
suits to enjoy the pleasures Of healthfal and
romantic country liie,viilr al toe occidental adj
vauilges, 4 leoaii here say that "a her0urse o.
maHy years, and through eEtsasire tfdrei 4
hare lot seen a more iAriiihg country, nor one
hat offers greater fdiuesments, 9Th feioer Oh
jeetions 10 settlement, ttdR his raiiey Of
he .arkaasas. and in saying this the iehois
story is told.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28
Richnrd TaHotson's Eante.

The Subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the district Of La
nolle. Commissioners. to receive, examine, and
adustall claims aud demandsofai persons. against
the estate Of Richard Tillotsrn late Of Waterville
in said District, deceased represented insnI-
vent, and the term uf six Menths fr, the 2ld day
e DEG. 1919, hcihg allowed by sn'd Court To- the
creditoiso Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims hefore us; Give notice that
we w'lnttepd to the duties of our nppointmen en- at
dwelling huuse of g. Pickncy Locks in Water
vile, in said District on the last SATURDAYS of
January and May nexr, atone a'clocF IN the afte p
noon of each fsaih dav'
l.. II, HrRLruPT.3 Comrs-
..l n, d, WhITTEM0RE. sioners.
Waterfalls. bee q, A. D. 1879