davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-15
LIVE. STOCK.
CHICAGO.
Receipts wers Az follows,

CArTL.E-unnserrnpt quiet has pervaded this
branch Of The livestock market throughout lilo weak
Just coaed The gloomy reports received from iy 10
4y from tho Eastsrn msrkata caused lessenel ship.
ping demand 40 that notwithstanding tbs diminished
receipts tho supply has neady o1csoded tito trade re-
aureMtnts aud the prices current the late OF
1uet rastsw have barsy beau Sustained. Tile nsrivas
embraced comparatively few prime cat.js, anl fow
ttnus to moet with attention. and rnnain ataatly
y 3a.1t@f.25, rs to qiality-.ha latter figure for
thrifty yope steeE. weighing from QUO to o5o ss
EASTERN trade, anil most Of s ttccony-tattod calves
wer0 picked np 1t full prices. Considerable common
anil uotlnln stnck rAtnsins in ths yard uusoid Tha
market olosol steady.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra neevea-drsded a,cers, Weighing 1,4oo
choice neuyea-rlne, fat, wa formed year
to- year old sseeM, Weighing 1850 to w..
aaa1 Observation-Disclosures neiy former '''@S 90
ateers wcghtng l.tSo 10 l3o, !s so0ts5,5o
As,iiIm 13 aradea@ r. A., in fnr fosh, wegh-
atthofs stockpoor to iii :cer: md '1''e'''
common tn o rhnite 60. soTs. for city Slaughter,
sssk cst'soom'aon esits WEIGHING COO ''08''4'
IT, to lo5o r.; a7sa4.2s
Ut ES aIlla and Hc4tRwag 11g{12 80
MOusTls week opcntd .iui IND heavy Ths erae
tl,s remaining days Of ths ~eek would also witness
liberal arrivals caused some uncasincss nmogstaoIl-
err tn fne oenanaa o. buyers Tor conct asonB
ts29c decline, sud. before the CLOGS Of business on
Iesday priees haul further recee to ths Of 10
elise. Tbs remaining days Of tho waok showing n
RAPID decrease In supplies sellers we're cnabIel to tks
lrmcr pastitnu a!ld bcfors tbs week wAa ovcr they
had fully recovered ths decline. Tie quality Of tbs
hugs contfnues good odoxccpttaually tho seaso-
ana the prospect tbat the receipts will continue liberal
FOR some weeks yet are fleclNaa t1ceont.
Saturday rss active day. Packers welt ~ shtp.
hought freey a quits gaod prices as we're At
tsna's On Friday, ths former paying se.75@7.2j for
con'inon to choice and tho latter t1bysDG5 for ,r-
dxry to extra Light. Some sooctsd lots sold at ST. 800
1&Q.
, 1875-02-15

'EstlAetod' -.
UterLohlll's London cab}o OF Feb 10. 1876 reports
tbs fsrmcrs' ael.ycries 1t homegrown whea. ia Tia
100 towns In England sut Yates fer tha week sndei
tho Kingdom At ao 100 to a3o u00 rs Ths ltn,urls of
foreign were for the salus week, la0 ono to 12ooI qtY
u 9s 10 Vss Ut .npkc TAs suppy of wheat tonr ill.,
cth fus tue wse9 ended Feb t. ls75 wa s3l s7s 10
ah 75D rt a!;a,.st 400 o1u arn mtni,Rn and il3OoO
qra 1ln1un syeyngs weea1y rnnsunlttul Ths SUP
ply Of fur tho week x3s 7a0 800 t no 00B bl
satisfactory EaseIx,ve supplies ot cereals ara si-
partel to ie ready 1t KonssIAr9, panl4a, aud thu
fH4aiah Halte ports the optliu4 Of naYjaA IN
tbs spring.
In France. Germany, lae'giutn. and Holland thu
market !nr tercals bad during the rpsk eusnu jan
II. In75 htl dull aud I1wer rccx ll, ,sou u1IIs
generally arccptsd, The English Provincial uarletg
had au,ie ytnrraiy been dull a,l in many Of ,hcln
Ii France there hAys been 70 far no co,up.ajus Of
ths growing cruB this tnatI markets had tse,, wsll
surised with eerealu especially with wiIgit '''
rhs wsuthsr III tlcr,nauy, France Belgium. and 1o,
land tlls tE week In January h4A basa .SceSaIuui,
, 1875-02-15
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW fOtfK,

lsststaf fHspateA 10 1As fhea9s 1ttbuas.
NEW foRk, Fab. 13-FLpuR-DuN, and etlll rules
In buyers favor Bonthsrn -four qutst and heavy
sales 49o brls at $70St&Q for common fair sxtra
35.4s for good to ehoics d. Rys fonr dull and sus
changed; salsa 100 hrls u s4.o033.20.
Ooas-MkAL-Du1l. salsa $50 hs}s Ut xaso1AA,s 20 to.
Wsstsrn sas9s3G75 for Brandyw.ns.
GsAlA-Rheat 10 ketaF, with modazstA export sud
hotns ttsds inquiry asea u.s. 700 ba At s1o9lO Os ful
No. spring t.a4x01.ods far No. ohicage: &l.Q5
9l.u7 TOR No. Northwestern; 31eadal.ll fos No. 4
Mlwsutes s1.la8Lls for ka. apztng sl.o2Gs$i.l II
fur ungratsd Iowa and N4aassota rpgta&; tl.lstalE
tor wints1 sed Western 94.2k8l.26 for Azabas d
Q.H8l. W fox wh4ts wass4zn. R9A dull 1t a17aea
AsEtsy dull sad ~ huyAss' farur salsA 1850 ba o4
eoua1oa caaAAA y4s& ~ xz4~s4s tal4Gs NaeasT aau
, 1875-02-15

HHEEP-pntlng the opening days q tbs week the
masset Was dull sud dcpressod, hut became mors 80
two ~ tho week away aud cloaad 2750c higher
Shippers secrea Tho mnjor portion Of tie offerings.
Iesa than head going into ths banda Of Clfcago
butchers. Closing quotations were $4.oO(35.00 for
poor to medium and $s.25@Go0 for good Ia choice,
with sxtra selliug 1t $0.25aB.50.
p BT. lDUIH,
ST. LOUIS Fsb. 13.-Hous-Necepts. 1900; pretty
0rM; iorie1, $d.00tS9.bU; packing4 sG,7bGsT.2a,
oasTLE.1eceirt1,, AS; god demand tor upper
Rrades, and supply a1moAt Wholly Of counon stock
sales 400 uasigs steefa 1t s5.15s2 good
CINCINNATI.
C1No1HHATt, Feb 13.--1ioa.-Roceipts, 1,4a1: s]og
buyers on: common. ,254a.78 fsr packing 10 good
bcheEa $8voS7.AOs choice. $40, About 5000 un-
sold. ehlpmentst l5l,
, 1875-02-15
TELEGRApHIC MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, Feb. I'LL D. {m.-Fiour, 2t023s.
Whsas-'ftntor. os 3d@3s ID; spring, 81 6da9s !;
white, d 2d@9s Id; club. u sd9l0s. Corn, ~ ad0
34s od. Pork, 77s 6l. 1ard. aas.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13-2p- m,-Bresdstvds heavy.
Lard G1s ID. Haat unchanged,
LoNpoE,:: Feb. 1s.-Ths smount Of bullion With
drawn from ths Bank OF England balance to-day u
c48,ou0
LONDON. Fab 15.-The rtts of djatount IN open
market for three*monhs hills u par cont. or tho
sans ~ tls bAnk rate.
cuusola for uaonsy, a27s@os; scceant, asaaaf ::
c5s, lo1'<; 17s, io7<; 10toA, 1o2N; new -, 1o3 !;
New York Central. %; Eric. rs; prsfesrsd, ~.
Refnsd petroleum. 3ktslod.
FaANxFonr, Feb. l3-'02s. po7f.
fAn1s, Fab. 13.-nentes, SIT 1uo.
LyERrool, Feb. Observation-Disclosures tsa.y i;
shoulders, 3As haIns b2s for loug cut. Lard - 3D.
ANTWERP, Fab. l3-retsolaulu, 29kG,
, 1875-02-15
MONEY And COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.

In the wsek Inst past there haa been lille chsnge
In Tbs financial ailMsnu Tho only especial feature Of
nnts hRa bsen m tncroa4t In tho urers fro the e0l-
Try for currency, snd movement Of currency wcst'
wart1 from Nav Yprk.
Ths demand for loans has not been consricunua In
sny direction tho only approach to aeivy has een
tfuohg the packers aud the Board Of Trade mon who
havs bad grain or proslslona to carry.
Elsewhere, the market has hen 1uttt and dull.
Thers has hsen fair miscellaneous demand but the
usrcanta kpplications for accommodation hays bssn
tight.
RAtss Of discount It the banka hare bern 10 per cent
10 regular customers; gooI outs.ls borrowers hAvs
received concessions Of or 2ler cent.
Tbs rnppy Of funfls on tha atrest haa been not
arsh though enough to supply tbs still smaller de-
uunnd. Rates ars 7ael8 per cent-
New York n1chanRs broke down 10 shipping rates,
And aoId 1t 7br@$1.00 discount between hanks. In
consequence, considerable s1not,nts Of currency ls.a
besn nr,'aretftro1n New York by tho banks.
The clearings for saturday were 81 10000 for fha
week they wero $685. oot& and the balances 81 i5,
lB4 for ths corresponding week Of last year they
were III, la all 40 &na 81 ,aa5 ,eta-02.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
, 1875-02-15

BORON. Feb. t3.--Thers has been fair demand
for wool the past weak. 9Ales add up ths usual
average, having bssu nearly 1900 bs. OF which
Abuut halt have besn don,ettis heeoea. Tha prices
hsvs bcen wel sustained, aud the sAles have been 1t
tbs full current rate Ohio aud pennsYlvAuta Atases
b3@b7c, cholcs to medium selling It 57c aud <, T.
aud Ohio mostly at 6a036o; Michigan deecoa, b1Gs
AZ sliun aud No. of al ktndg Aro very scarce, And
wanted At full rrices. ComblnR and delans, SO
$50 for rashsa Pusd woos in demand u t8ta56o for
tupefhns xnH T..
, 1875-02-15

for hia, mixed sud yellow wo4tnru Baa for wh,,e
co. for mixed western 90 1ic 1or white ws,tern
x,s IN fnr s,,-. ,r,,,n ,n.t.i s1. ooratn 10 ~ T
fi'o 'ot e"ta prime lh'fectea' sl'1p@ l6'1' inr
.' rf's nscs nset q A. soso for s. s.. a
a "a Tor prne TieTea bcs, n,c.. nt aasa, m sor
prims mrss. sla oo1aet NJ fnr 1niI, Dressed 1o,,a
wn., "aa 3'.a H., ~ o,e.'o aoF s",. ~ tos
sales, SO tcx, rsbrna7y is':ta,4e: and t.aso tn.
March 14,c inf ~ th,t nar,s ~, Ill.,. M.r '
1.ae '' l'e 'A'' At INIT ufaF'' april ''S'; May
Taliuw 1nlet aud gtoaay; aales 5000 lbs prime
westcrn At ,;dsYo,
rs a at 4, oaa na a,a. aIa IN tsa'er ,euis 2'o
chas.cr!ug .Ius; there IL fatr inquiry from III,
pctrocum trade r., 1ircrpo,, br scao,. hal syan.
mr. "a oo bnsrs era, n, ,a1 ,.r ~ hs.I
NEW Yonx, Feb. 1s.--rIour dull nnd In buyers
dn,l nl Iowar at s. r,ss ~ %'|'' O''' 1''e o'u'
eSss1vanS; %s,s%s:, Ysss SesF *soss ;es.ts .,.,,
MIixaaSss: i, sIsSi:l1x; Se Nottl,ss.isra, -
T',:f a Mss pga nst,e a y n. ssr @ "s'tsr ,
pse. DArisy and naait luet and hoavy. Corn opst,.
Te,torn. RIfSst &c. yclow 40. sassl%c "a. Fr,''
dci sss7lc: & -, w
tiye new lncs. SIp23 Urcssctl h1cs stssdyl I,@rr
aulot. uut 'aeats heavy; lons clss,, ioSo; short
E,sas--IYr1n Western, 4Na4:fc. ''~
I.uTrEu-Dull. Western 15fl1ic
S4EksE-;eady At laSlac:
f'A'4A AMI A0"'Nsa:sHwssTh'hse'' clsalysaTt.
, 1875-02-15
COMMERCIAL,

tbs following ware lie tecelpta and ah!pmeuts OF
tht leading sricle4 ct troduce In this city during s
tscaty-fous houv. ending It O'Clock On saturday
morning, and Tor the corresponding date one ysar Aze
, 1875-02-15

cutnBu.
hut uthvs descriptions ael!ina II fully former rates
" quost; carn t,tapdas4 whit*) lls aeg test, 4.4
las; % llnc's ss. ts*t leg aey., ~. 'ts Do hsAd
lis; No t. 100 NJ, 9. aie usaea tsw, ska as 10
bo,sea. stsyoe sAa's. 17tj3s;i sperm, s:ssaa:4o !
do Nv. !, lsasec bank o, ase straits, aoe plum.
haso ru cp4t7a'; tuspent.ne. Asdst6e; nuphtha, q
tUlAfoGS1-We tu!st s,ni nrm. Iistssisrs ware
buying to no1stats e1ent u fal, prices, toluws
fzAesE peAchbiews. stas&s; Weasstn tta, es<t3os !;
early ross, T54s0a: mi1uA, 1oAs0c. C4fka u Ksat-
scn uu0kvl Ut kk.4VIc,
p0uLTHY-1hs onsfiags wass somewhat iarEer, b..
iES increased ty reeAp which wsss 1epa back by ths
blaks4s on ths wss{4xn s4ttEaads. TIE local t.sde
VS. far, ahd &xeas sady = ~ fscAnt ranxs.
4olaNst EsxAksa &SaassA, lk129s& %hlaksaR dpsAssd
, 1875-02-15

IL ir H. ,GI e v"nH H.. Il
isi b 7s9 pioses, sxans d. ii piccss lie ss@s la,
tlae'udss all eat masts e1cspt 'hou'dsfs snd s. r.
nAn,. ~, ,o tr.. .,,,., ,,,,.
about .ne sa,ne a. ~ Friday, with llto variation In
prices, Tie market opcneI out rather ar,n. uuf.er
tr., r,,.,,,.. ,v nx,r,,.r. In. MI. ...
.sss pHEsansss ~ Hseannfns efa.anE pas tssa "as
a1ae ef ne e.. tnroaaa 9a5g ana ihe vaiahs o.
~, a, % ~ ~ T. S ~ ~ p@eH e. saes
81 ~ ~ InalAo = ~ ~ ntI4 easn issa
~ .sIa H.. feGi s sssn " az :, ~ @ sta
ym". - s ~ TX n, W w. 'oou nrS ssst
=, ta!s ~ :, 3 @ casA ~ tns MaEsh;
l9.a2 ao1 ApfHi Rnu nolh'nailS II sp'ous
A5:1i toF a.4y.
s,n ~ ~ ~ ~ iuEE :" motn ~ urn
a 1T sn ~ toF primo "efe anu
~'J'4,H.+ 4I,uo - ~ " .s eAl.a prime.
ta.net 'DHro scttse an I1'se Heak a. 90
, 1875-02-15
jj'a,7'7,7"|'',s' $40 |'7,'s4,sso
| D,7a2, ,n2 10, ,8aa, ,eo7 lo,57a.osl

date .15,170ola .ol| |33 7oo saa
Satsn tina 1874. l3G78 1C5 G9ll Gg4 Gi0
W. quito: ronnR hysan con,tuun to gpn,i, 40tS65c;
choiss g ostta anr. aaetat .o5; comn"n to hno old
hyson. o53aG.e ronanon to imperial, 4ascoe; gol 10
BY: clues ringHsy, p57e1sl o5 extra Moyune. 52tt
lSa colca TO cxtrH new Japan, 85cts35c; conulon to
good DO Gst71c; alr 10 gnod DID, GuGad5'; cot,1rnnn
dn. 4ott4se ro,nman to nne Do'ong, 056lisc; good,
t6haGSe: chuira 10 oKtra. 8hta$l.t1.
WOUD-1h In 9ool demand 1t $;.1oa1 80 for brech
and 81 *s.cn@sto fur maple, delivered.
Woof-liemans quiet. Btnall or.lers rcce!vcd
occasionally. 1'rices Ars fonxy: HnoL tn prime
tntwAsle1. s13 ssr: raor tn Enod tub washcl, 45{a
62e ffrN and mrttun, wsnitd neere 41(a5lct coarse
washed heeee, ao545n; medium aud co4r4a I'M she'd
3t3io; hns uuwaalsl, 77s32c pulled wool, 423 A7c.
-t--,--
, 1875-02-15

t'ora vas ehsier, At h3's a63hc eeer March, 6a,,a
81 RrErr AIr!1, aud "a Il Gs10itc pncr May.
oAts and other grain were not nlsntlonol
, 1875-02-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E1PLANATtoN or NkEEhEHct Nf4nks.-t ssturd,, r,
eeptea. snnday e1cepted. :Mandv o1d4ptsd, III
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Text tres, II Efashtt. ftthrrnan Iaass} and is c.
IT.. corner HaiisoH IT, and At tbs aeuass, ''N
, 1875-02-15

Ct,ir6g. cit, y ct. bonds. lou, Int 1n2. int.
Chicago C, Il Ct suwerAQp. Ilu1i Int l1Ia int.
Chicago City y It. water loan 10llt iH 103s ktnt
CaitnHo City u ct. certificates 99., tnt9 :.
Chfespo City q ct. certihcatest n5 >.
Ceok County, q Ct. bands l01A in 103,{ Int.
West park u Ct buuds.. % K fAt.
lANK BTocKs.
, 1875-02-15
Mr. Parker First AasistAnt Insrecsor. and reported
upon by m On the 1lth inst.
+, r. nunNrr,
Joux II. HrxkLEY,
JamN +. ltkfS1t,tA,
Committee Appaals.


PAck1Ha-The E1m,nrrsai Krltttia gyes tbs fol.
lowing "A the ,ok packing Mt The r"ints nac to date
IA compared with the corresponding time last year,
and the aggregate last season:
, 1875-02-15

Exports to tlatc, seakon
1B7t-'76.
Corresponding period
last Rcazo;l. ....,,.,.,.
Exports from Jan, l 10
, 1875-02-15

ooaocFA Atts htpleaa',.........l' S+ip m.l IMP
s-bspat corner NJ SEslls and tSinklq.ssa,
A-pep0t cornnr Of Canal and k[uxie.tts
- MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAit71A1.
besot foot V List-st.. aud foot " TttHfy- stessds
3tehtfahct, St Eiarkai. fbHiheast cofaey Of faadI
3RA t$4[tks.st., Tfepnps. Au4se.
, 1875-02-15

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON h QUINCY RAILROAD
pspos foot ef Ek<sf., Indiana ap and Sttttrnt1.s.
and tHndE and &ztssHt-tt 1irkst Qhe<s " Ctarkit.
and u dsuass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27
A Panic Among Sheep.

Recently we mentioned the loss of a
large number of sheep in the hills back
Of Mission San Jose, belonging to Mr..
Ashurst. The sheep, it seems. to the
number of about two thousand five hun
dred, were quietly feeding on hill three
miles east of Mission San Jose, on Sun
day afternoon, July 4, when man who
had been a short time working for the
owners suddenly uttered loud yell,
which had the effect of frightening them.
They Immediately began running down
hill as fast as they could. At or near
the bottom of the hill large patch of
poison oak was growing, and they rushed
pell-mell into it. Here their legs got so
entangled that they could not move.
Meanwhile the others behind still came
rushing down upon them, until they were
piled in layers, six deep, one upon the
other. Of course the most of them were
soon suffocated and dead. One of the
owners came to the spot within ten min
utes afterward, and, with the aid of a
Spaniard, succeeded in pulling out and
rescuing about fifty head. But the num-
Der that lost their lives in this strange
way was seven hundred in all. 1t is
supposed that the yell by the hired man
was given for the purpose of starting the
sheep off to camp.-Alameda (Cal.) In
dependent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27
Anecdote of Daniel O'Connen.

One of the most effective weapons OF
O'Connell was his wit which was always
at his command. There are hundreds
of stories detailing instances of his pow
er in this respect One of these is a
story where the victim was DIR, Russell,
known in this country as Bull Run
Russell" the famous correspondent of
the London Times. On one occasion,
when oConnell was to address a monster
meeting in Ireland, Russell was sent ov-
er by the Times to report O'Connells
speech, the purpose being to get evidence
that could be used against him in case
he should utter language capable of be-
ing interpreted as seditious.
BY O'Connell's advice Russell was pro-
vided with every possible faculty for his
work. He was assigned seat near
O'Connell, where he could hear every
word. O'Connell, before beginning his
speech, informed the thousands of PEG
pie present that there was very able
Englishman present who came all the
way from England to report his speech:
that it was to be printed in the London
Times, and that the gentleman was very
DESTROYS to get an accurate report, SO
that he could swear to it if necessary.
He therefore appealed to the Irish pres
ent to be quiet and orderly +; to make no
noise, and to do nothing that could dis
turb the English gentleman, or cause
him to lose word of the speech to which
he was to swear
During these remarks he pointed out
Mr.. Russell personally, who was placed
so conspicuously as to be easily seen by
all. Then, turning to Mr.. Russell, he
asked him if there was anything he
needed, if he was comfortably seated, if
his pens were in order, and if he were
ready to begin. By this time Russell
had become the most interesting and
conspicuous man in the crowd. Again
appealing to the crowd to become quiet,
and let the gentleman get such report
as he could swear to, he informed Russell
that he was about to begin. Russell
dipped his pen in ink and OConnell be-
gan his oration-in Irish
The multitude saw the joke, and Rus
sell was painfully impressed with the
knowledge that he was laughed at Al
intervals O'Connell would appeal in En-.
glish TO the crowd to be silent, as the
English gentleman did not seem to gel
along very well, and would not be able
to swear to the accuracy of the report
Every moment made Russell's position
more painful, until at last, mortified and
Inundated at the exposure of the rea
purpose of his visit, and at its defeat, he
rose from his seat, left the meeting anC
quilted Ireland.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27

Santa Anna, once a power in Mexico,
still lives in the capital city, though COM
paratively recluse. A Mobile gentle
man, who lately visited him in his retire
ment says this of the old veteran:
Incredible as it may seen, Santa
Annals hair hasnot yet turned gray, and
his face has a kindly, hopeful expression
strangely at variance with the wide
spread ideas of his character. He wears
no beard of any kind and is smooth-fac-
ed as woman. In talking he is much
troubled by badly fitting set of false
teeth, which fall from the palate, and he
is slightly deaf. 1t was in moving across
the room and seating himself on the
sofa, however the infrmities of his age
showed themselves most conspicuously.
His false leg troubled him, and I thought
he showed disposition to hide it, for
after seating himself very carefully, he
threw it directly before him, and cover
ed it with the left He sat upright, nor
did he lean back or change his position
the whole hour that we were with him.
Santa Anna is slim built, about five
feet ten inches in height, and in his
younger days must have been a hand
some man, as he is at present fne-look
ing old gentleman He is laxative and
social, loves to recount his exploits, and
seems to live at present altogether in
the past. He knows that the future
holds nothing for him, consequently he
takes very little interest in the passing
events of the day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27

Observation-Disclosures are particu-
larly subject to this disease and its et-
fects such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Heart
burn, water-brash, coming up Of the
food, coated tongue, disagreeable taste
in the mouth, Palpitation of the Heart
and all diseases of the Stomach and
Liver. Two doses of Green's August
Flower will relieve you at once, and
there positively is not a case in the
United States it will not cure. If you
doubt this go to your Druggists Davis d
Arnold and get sample bottle for ten
cents and try it. Regular size 70 cents
Also for sale by N, Moore, Chester, Vt, f. Cooley
Charlestown, N H.. and \. w. Pierce Chester Depot
VT SILL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27
gellows falls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, AUG. 81, 1875.
The Folio for September is an inter

THE Folio for September is an inter
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pages of reading matter that will inter-
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trait of Mrs. Rousby, the English act
ress, accompanies this number. White,
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Boston, publishers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27
Eaa,e of Ann. Amory Greer.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Pr .a nsrs
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, S. for sais AZ AAy
To all persons interested in the estais; sd
AM0RY GREEN, late of Rockingh ham I. ssRsTIss;
trict, deceased, -,1Is5 h ~
You are hereby notified that EdwsIa Il q Y
il Executor of the last will and testAi.s -rs51s
Ma AMORY GREEN. has filed IN - - AID y
application in writing setting forth ms
Amory Green died seized os certain real ,Ssn y
uate in Bellows Falls in said kocsksHf X lsre
bounded north by Henry Street soa a1t Nv lsrd
John c. Persons and Wymsn Flint, ca AID =
Wyman Flint. and Westminster stlss s-,b thSi ?
by South Street, and further setting ANA IB.'
devisees named in the will of sag TessTmost 2.
Green. reside without the State o. .nf 81 q
that il would be beneficial 70 tn ss ssras 80 =
Converted into money and praying fer sios g
sell the same And you are notited ~ ssss1,.
will decide to granting said ilcshs Wy;ldsr d
De held at the inn of Marshall A. ~ " edrss.ss
tons River, in said District. on the isre and =
in September. A. d. 1875. at whlen Il reu shsAs
you may be heard in the gren1isrsSn nI. Rssrs'
cause. CHARLES D
August 6. 1875.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27
Notice of Settlement and Appalachian
Distribution.
ESTATE OF MARY CLARK.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probas Sss.
DIsTRICr OF WEsTnIEsTER, IS. held atBelles'i''
IN said district. on the u tn day Of Angus nj ~
1878, Alonzo Webster, executor Of the Will q =
RY CLARK. deceased, presents his adniai.
ton account for examination and alloEan,s
makes application for decree of Distribute Z
partition of the estate of said deceased. W.
on, it is ordered by said Court. that said seeoas
said application BIS referred to session thsiSs
be held.at the inn of MA. Wilderin saxtons ~
in said district on the first "Wednesday IN -
Der, A. ID. 1875. for hearing and decision -
and, it is further ordered, that notice hereof y
en- to all persons interested, by pubieasloh
same three weeks successfully in the BelleeGn
TIMEs,a newspaper published at Bellows " " ia
vious TO said time appointed for hearings Msr,s
may appear at said time and place. and slis,aI I'd
If any they may have. why said account s1vss ssh
be allowed, and such decree made ~ SSaasr.
Attest. CHARLES B. EDDY, ksss""
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-27
Notice TO sell X eaI Estate of Abisah
by. Deceased. -

DISTRICT OF WEsTnTSsTFR, as. held at dfsI' 4
and for said District, on the 9TH day Of
1879, Elliott II. Cook, administrator OF inc n 8
ABIGAIL DERBY. late of LopdondeII3 ~
district, deceased. makes application % " =, Z
TOR license to sell all of the real estate gi,,,
ceased, to wit: dwelling house and lot LIS ~ =
the village of Londonderry, represents ress
sale would be beneficial to the heirs ana ~ srss
interested in said estate. herenp9n, nafsrrsi 81
by said Court. that said application De fswl Nj
session thereof. to be held at the Inn Of ~ Il, y
der in Rockingham. in said district. y. bsra
Wednesday of September. A. d. 800 y. nriss4
and decision thereon; and. it is f9riIn9 bsreos
publication Of notice of said application ~ sle
thereon. three weeks successfully IN psncki1stf
Falls TINES. newspaper published ~ Mt NJ H ~
Interested. before ssid time inn Of hearing thai
may appear at said time and place. ana; , =
cause object thereto, By the Court AEsssir
$3.50 CHARLES B. EDDl' ne