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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

Produce Warehouse, Bndg, street, pcar
dcpOt-rroducc and merchandise stored II
reasonable rates. Railroad frrigh's Of all
kinds shipped or forwarded. A. my profits
depend on storage, ! sell fur customers
without charging commissions
Waco, July y, 1870. NM. q. UTl-,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

Nj W. NJ. Anderson has large, well So.
lcctcd stock uf groceries, both staple aud
fancy, which hc is selling very reasonably.
A large invoice Of excellent coffee Just IN.
An exceptionally large stock ui rlags-
ware Just received, which cGmpriscs all the
EtrrAnd fashionable dinner table ware.
lll- stock Of crocEory Is also large, well
elected aud cheap. Everybody goes 10
Andor4uu'- for goods IN his different lines.
Aud thou, IN addition, his stock uf mni-
urr is very large and consists uf all that n
either ricl rare or elegant in house furnish
Ing. Everybody buys furniture of Andcr'
son. nnN@dSlWli
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

\ first rate farm near Bpsgueyillr, well
improved, good spring waAer, plenty Of
timber, aud within one-half mile Of good
school aud church. For further particu
lars apply to. RrNiCK X tAH>ErAh.
uuyGl6tWit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

EAST WACO EATING HousE.-Lunch at
all hour, and a good supply Of candies,
cake, pies, fresh bread Nc., always on
hand. Persons wishing lunch will do well
TO give me- u call
upyidlm T., b. DOGGETT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06
Intlic jug.

An old man named Annett eabhage'i a
hat from Sanger Bro. :, was arrested, and is
now in jail The criminal Is about sixty
five years old.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06
.t'ottoi,

| Cotton
Murphy's tram carried thirteen car load:
of cotton, and Fuler's train took eighteen
carloa1s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

|, j. II, 1ofhctt, Recorder aud eN-ofiicio
Secretary Of the city Council Of Waco, do
certify that the above is q true copy Of the
original ordinance now ON file IN my Office.
In witness whereof, hcreuniO set my
49, hand nnd the seal Of the city
Us. Council OF said city. November
- SIN 1875. j VI. 1URBEft,
noybd3t Recorder
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

Trade
Trade was cxcelentin East Waco Sedcr-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06
ST, LoUIs, October 30, 1871

ST, LoUIs, October 30, 1876.
Mayor Of Waco, Texas; . .
DEAR SlR-Thc Executive Committee ap
pointed to call national convention in thi.
city, on the sd Of November. next, to take
action In favor Of Southwestern Pacific
Railroad, cordially Invite you to be pres
ent, and request you to appoint two
delegates from your city. Hoping for ia.
vorablc rcponse, am Yours, etc,
novOd@t a i,., j. l.. TRACY, Sec
We invite the attention OF every citizen of
Waco ana McLcnnan County, to .he above
correspondence, and cordially second the
call of Mayor West. Indeed, this is mat
ter no true Texan dare negcct. The vast
importance to'fexas Of the early compile
ton Of this gIcat national--pay, intena
lional work, is beyond all computation.
Lct every citizen of Waco, and OF this
county, who can possibly be present, m Get
at the court house on Monday evening as
requested. Wake up Waco, here is an en-
icrprisc. which you dare not disregard, and
which will do more 10 develop Texas than
any other which has ever been projected.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

Editor Examiner;
Please publish the letter hereto attached.
| request the city Council, the Waco Board
Of Trade, and citizens, TO assemble at the
court house on Monday eyening,at O'Clock
c9nsidqrthe interests involved.
4 IL y lony O. WEST,
Mayor OF Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-06

An ordinance regulating fines on Convic
tions for mlsdcmcmOr.
BE II ordained by the city Council of the
city Of Waco:
SECTION !. Tha, any person convicted OF
misdemcanur under any of the ordinances
OF THIS city, where no penalty is prescribed
shall he fined in any sum not more than
one hundred dollars.
SEC. .. That all ordinances or parts of or
dinanccs in conflict with this ordinance are
Hereby repealed.
SEC.B. That this ordinance take effect and
he In force from and after its publication
Approved Nov. L. 1873
JoHSC. WEST, Mayor.
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The Baxter Engine.

Persons lcsiringto
know all about the
Baxter may send
their address, and re
ccivc IN reply u Is
page illustrated pam
phlct, containing all
particulars, without
showing all the dc
tails, so that an exact
Judgment can be
formed of the supc-
riority Of this motor
over any aud all 9th
ersnOw In the market
by addressing WI
!, ID. RUSSELL, Office
Of Baxter Steam En-
!!ineCo., Park place
New York
o5d&w3m
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY OCTOBER

policy and the spologist OF it's results as
right, just, proper and expedient.
WHY DIDN'T HE ANSWER THE ARGUMENT?
In my address to the people at GAINESVILLE
I charged that he and his political sssoci-
ates, save one, had voted for the specie
payment law of the 14sh Of January last,
and that the democrats had voted against
it. and that the execution OF that law
would add to our Understanding foreign
debt three hundred and forty million dol
lars in gold, and to our annual interest in
gold, payable abroad, seventeen million
dollars; and that the borrowed gold would
not stay in the country, and that the with
drawal of the legal tenders from circulation
would reduce our currency nearly one half,
and that the banks could not keep their
paper in circulation after the greenbacks
ceased to be available for it's redemp-
ton, and that the consequences of the meas
ure would be- frightful addition to our in
terest-bearing foreign debt, and such a
contraction of the currency of the coun-
try as to paralyZs enterprise and
to leave labor without employment. There
were no two sides to statement like that.
Why did he not answer and refute it? Will
a personal attack relieve him from that re-
sponsibility before the people of Ohio?
THE DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY,
The utmost confidence prevails among
democrats in this section of the state, and
all look forward to brilliant triumph in
the contest at the polls next Tuesday. Gov.
Hendricks goes from her9 to ironton, where
he viii speak on Monday next.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14
AN UNANswERABLE ARGUMENT.

The strongest argument which can be urged
against the advisability of administering such
corrosive and nerve-destroying poisons ar
senic and quinine for intermittent and remit
tent fevers is the vastly superior success in the
prevention and cure Of such diseases of a medi-
cine which is the very entipode of the above
named drugs both in respect of its composition
and the results wrought by it. Such medicine
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a purely vege-
table preparation, which not only eradicates
with wonderful promputude every trace of fever
and ague, and kindred types of malarious dis
ease, from the system, but Is a certain preven-
air and water. These results mineral sntl-febrile
remedies do not effect with certainty, and their
continued use entails consequences highly per-
nicious to the system. The Bitters, on the con-
trary, not only afford speedy relief, but establish
health on a permanent basis,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

The fortunes or misfortunes of certain
Kentucky family might form the plot of q
French novel. Many years since, the wife
OF wealthy and distinguished man, in fit
of insanity, threw her two little sons out of
lofty window of her beautiful home. One
died, the other was unharmed. The mother
was committed to lunatic asylum, where
she remained many years without recover
ing. By his wealth and political influence
the husband procured an act OF the legislR-
ture by which he became divorced from his
unfortunate wife. In the mean while, the
son whom his mother had thrown from the
window had become affianced to a lovely
girl; bat she Tilted him, and marriedhis
father, who gave her most OF his vast estate.
Finally, the father died, the first wife recov-
cred and susd the second wife for the prop
erty, assisted by her SOB, whose early love
for his stepmother was turned to gall by her
unfaithfulness, and transferred to the
mother who attempted to deprive him of
lifs.-New York Sun.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14
LITTLE MEIGS COUNTY.

RoCSING MEETING-CONGRESSMA LAM
DERs MAKES GRAND SPEECH.
Occasional Correspondenceo of the Sentinel
PoMERoY, o., October s, 1S75.-The de-
mocracy of this, Meigs, county, arc alive and
at work. This county has been one of the
strongest republican counties of the state,
giving generally twelve hundred republican
majority. at the last election for governor,
Gen. Noyes received eleven hundred ma
jority over Governor Allen. The contrac-
tion policy of the republican party has so
paralyZed business and ruined trade as to
make great change from the republican to
the democratic party. There are about s.
900 inhabitants in this town. These people
are mostly engaged in the iron, salt and
coal business. They have been
republicans and sustained republicanism
until the financial policy of that party has
meeting in the court house yard this even
lug was addressed by
THE HON. FRANKLIN LANDERs,
of your city, and Gen. Banning, member
of congress from Cincinnati. Mr.. Lsnders
spoke for two hours, reviewing the financial
question and the republican inau-
cial legislation, showing that contraction
ruins trade and business, destroys conf
dence, makes the rlcn rlcher ana the poor
poorer; exposing the fraudulent legislation
of 1869, and arguing that specie resum ption
| in 1879, as the law of last winter requires
will result in bankruptcy and ruin. His
speech was able and strong. He was listened
tO.attentively and loudly applauded. he
told the audiences: "This is 8
matter of business, and es bust
ness men they should go 10 the polls
and vote for their business welfare" HC
delighted the grangers and manufacturers
! who, after he has spoken for an hour and
half and closed, made him go on for another
half hour. he had done good work in Ohio
and the Ohio democracy are grateful to hin
FOR the help he has given them. Democrats
say they will carry this county tor certain
and the prospects are that the state will give
Allen thirty TO forty thousand majority
Mr.. Lenders ana General Banning go from
here TO COokville, Athens county. where the,
speak tomorrow afternoon. BUCKEYE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14
AFFTTCTED

ause and consider whether IL Is better for your
resent trouble and future health 10 use the
amaritan's Gift or be gorged with the QuacKB
BalsaIn Copabia, which drug is a sure tell tale,
havlnga horrtd taste and still more disgusting
SMELL The grand and most important part OF
the Samaritan Gift Is its certainty OF cure In
the short tine of two to four days, besides be-
ing pleasant TO take, having no smell or un-
pleasant taste, and can be used without the
knowledge of the most intimate acQuaf Mt
ance. The Gift is the only known remedy that
can be depended on. Mas packages, 81; female,
IS. Sent by mall 10 any address Sold by VIM.
@. COX, 10 East Washington street. DESMOND
q Co. Proprietors. PhiIahephia. Pa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

There's woman up in Iowa who has moi
had letter from anybody in l6 years-noi
even one from Vice President Wilsoni-St.
Louis Republican.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

When Won visit or leave the City Of
NKw YoRK, save annoyance and expense
Of carriage hire aud stop 81 the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAL DEPvT. Ii has over $50 elegani-
" furnished rooms and j. fitted up At an
expense OF over $780, Elevator !,
steam and all modern improvements
European Plan. The RES fAURANTs,
Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best the markets can fur
nish. The cRitine j. unsurpassed. Rooms
for single person, : 20 and - per day.
rich saites for families prop0ruouaiely
low. 80 that visitors 70 the eity and lsay-
eiefs esu live more lHxnripusly, for less
money, al the GRAND UNION, thau 81
ans other hrst-ciAss Hotel 10 the city
stages and Cars pass the Hotel every
mlnule for All parts ~ The City. e.. Il.
& W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Now u TIE timt 81 tie year lof pheu-
manit, lunE ifYtr, c1sGl,s, o9lae, snd IA
fai ftsaifs &c fsredispasiiluH 70 ognsnmp-
tiah sHd eiheF ihfoAi ard lang diseases.
t1asrtsss tseru4nu ~Frup has bern aAed
lie iuls ue ehhsfaoua fF toe psst two o.
Elfec ffars wifeai Single failure to
care. a 500 hare uo{ used tais med !.
cioe Yoagssf. - 20 yonr druggist, Walt
4 ilaed. ar n. Grover. Facl0ty Point.
And ssk then Of iis wonderful success
among their customers Two doees wili
relieve tbe worst case. II yea have 30
faith IN sny medicine. jasi buy = sample
bottle OF Boscbce's German syrup for lQ
culs and rs H. Regular s.as bottle, %
cents p5u't uegltti . coagh TO save -
cents. Oc,l4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
I1NvEL3rEs, VIKING fnER, Ere,
EMERSON ESTABROOK,

Manufacturers Agtut fot the sAie af Envelopes
and an kinds p Wiiuug Paper, from the cheap
Gel grades 20 the most costly, And Including
Pr Celebrated satin Faished Tinted Eave.
iopes with Paper q 3 aich, which are the hnest
imported papers 20 be found in any msrktt |
have either ia stock OF sample everything a.
this llnH o. go1ds, Remembsr there H. only ths
c0st ~ manufacture and freight hsrges 90 pAy
By bulina your stationery direct from The man
afacturef = agent, no middlsmen % mSte )
Jroht, si cell sny quantity desired large ot
smelL ] viii als0 furnish - order any Roof
published 10 the uuit-d States, cheap a. the,
can be bought Of The Publishers or elsewhere
70 All who want p canvass this fai or winter
suuld "A can show yon some good sAlabl
STITCHES FOR which have a General Agency ana
an constantly rice siBg more, for witch wan
good agents. There is money ia them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Masonic.

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication of Adonirsm
Lodge. +. a A, NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening" Oct a. 1875 at Factory Point
J. IL. MHlPPLE, w. NJ.
Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, IL. a. M.
Next regular conyocation on Wednesday even
ing Ostt at z. O'clock
.. K. sIMoNDs. HIP.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. ~, q. A. r.,
Meets at Colburn House Hall, Factory Point, on
The first Tuesday evening OF each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. 1O4, !. o. G. II.
Meets at Adams Hall every Wednesday evening
at o'clock. All members Of the "ordeT" are
invited. Degree meetings every first and third
Wednesday evening Of each month at o'clock.
i. J. HOlT, l. u.
The only way 40 cure Costiveness.
Avoid az rong purgaiye pills which only ex
haust the mucoua secre ions and wear ont nature.
On HARRIsoSs PERisTALTIc LOzENGEs are just
the opposite til res ore he digestion, quicken
nc liver. and ne up the whole system, thus cur
ng Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness Piles and al
other results Of HABrTukL CONSTIPATION he chief
Gauss Of III health, especially among women. Trial
box Doc. Large box 6Oc., maied free for this last
price
splendid cure Tor CoudHs, HoARsEHEss and all
fHRoAT and LuSd complaints. For sale by T.,
s HARRISON Co., Proprietors, No. l Ire
mont Temple Boston. and bv all Druggists.
sauo Corporc be ,huenoe Of the stomach on
The brain should be carefully heeded Let the
stomach be IN slight degree dis urbed, and the
entire nervous system becnmts a suiie er. Bring
the : onach % 3 healthy one, and the nervous
machinery promptly resumes / perfect running
order happily here Is no necessity for any long
dsaTangemeut Of the function Of the stomach,
since III AYEgs Pills we have 70 perfect com.
bnaton admirably adapted iorroef They have
God The tes Of years and have exhibited stom-
achic properties most wonderful. Their wise use
by keeping the system in peffect order, promotes
long Vi Y, aud VIA ~ far b tier, ensures the full
enjoyment of he time spent hefe. We use hem
and know heir value Florence Kas.) Pioneer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

AnLINaroN.

The new street lamps recent j. erect
"a On the maia corners IN our village are
great convenience aud are duty appre-
ciA,ed By our citizens these dsfk, cloudy
Nights.
-Beadie's troupe 81 bell-ringers gave
ga entertainment at the town bali, Tues-
day evening, the 5ih inst. Their music
aud programme .broug bout was good
and fully appreciated ~ al present.
Johuny Prindle, a. comic character,
eAnno, be easily exeellec
AT the annual meet ng OF the officers
q The Iouug Mems Association, held
Wednesday evehiug 81 last week, the
ioliswIug persons we're chosen: Presi-
deaf, u :. Hard Vice Presidents, II &.
Browhson, Chss. Cauled; Secretary
and Treasurer, ". l.. McAuiey; kxeca-
tive COMMITTEES, H. Z. llrownsoB, CnHs,
eAaasld, W holden Librarian, HeHf9
Z. Gray.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

-5sdst slfunu. e ca3esFa. hss FRO
rares ffum IiaY t~o ssises q hns
raua@ uafbbs. ss replace ths brurss
dnsEaas 3 lbe gsfswsy - bpiiwoo.d
Cemestg. ubleh wl b placed 81 he
rsulft rbe asnrs s7e aiesrs. zoe
representing aa AnKel NIlb frampeI
aaklng tawafss stsvsh the other l.
is.ai q irnaso strcsing hosers % .
grave Toe Gkures are very basss.fal
sad wiH ada msea 20 he apfao,iou q
ifsi beaauial spo, They ali be pat iu
Elsoe 81 oboa 81 Mr Fa.lcnou
"A large parry u gentlemen assemble
e tht par8f - the Tse1aie Hotel iAst
srsalag "a Response 10 a. iaFitatioa q
81 Hgbrn Eysus d EfAus & Sou,
aao. sisef terhiasla4 their lease q sae
tae, are about leaving ioan Amer q
social tpar he bosss announced supper,
And Vie ruee, uut8beriag About forts,
Isl a0sa 10 bouuilisI sai elegant re
pAsi, Is which taos seemed 10 do ample
laaiee a tosst vas given ~ u 4
Foalef, Eq ID honor u tue hosts,
which was responded 10 By Jao. W BE
bee. Peg, p Is 5lmoBds, bon. J IS
iiollisier, VI II Fullerton aud Others
Al seasonab.e hour lhe guests dispersed
well plessed With the hospitaIilles Of
Aears Eysns a son. who leave town
w.tb lhe best wishes Of large number
Of friends Who regret thal they are 20
leaYe d sner 20 comparatively briei
residence 10 our midsl.
EAsr DORSET.
An interesting sud somewhat uu.
usual event happened here few days
since. The school teacher Ia The quarry
district had occasion to administer
sight punishment to one Of lhe scholars,
The parents Of The child, learning the
tact, marched Into the school-room aud
commenced 10 ''run things" according
10 their idea Of right, To- which little
amusement they were arrested, aud II
cost them about twenty-five dollars.
rhe general verdict IL: served them
right
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Economical new foods cents will
buy a package Of Sea Moss Farine, made
from pure Irish Moss, which will make
81 kinds OF dishes, such IS cakes, pies,
buildings. ETC., or l6 quarts OF custards,
ielles, creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, etc. Sold BY al druggists and
grocers. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

People from out OF town who have
occasion TO visit Rutland can get nice
lunch, oysters 10 any style, or a good
square meal, al any hour Of the day, at
the saloon of j w. Fisher, opposite the
depot. Try it.
Geo W. billiard keeps fine assort-
meBt of dry goods aud sells them very
cheap. II il no wonder tnaI he draws a
large amount OF trade from out OF town.
PERU
Rev. Mr.. Amsdeu Is absent on a
short vacation.
The condition Of Mr.. Hapgood does
not improve, aud physicians give no en-
enlargement.
- q Walker will sell the old David
simonds' place 81 public auction, Octo-
bcf g1th, with large amount Of personal
properly THIS farm was one Of the best
In town. We have known bat little about
/, Of late, bat presume IL would be jus,
the place for man with a small capital
aud .'ehoek fan d days works" 10 make
money from.
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DANNY

w. H. Bond gives harvest ball on
Friday evening, Oct. 22d; tickets $3.50.
Good music has been provided, aud no
pains will be spared by Mr.. Bond, who
knows how to do such things, 10 make it
grand success A general invitation is
extended
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

wnsr nrrERr.

The Rupert Literary Association will
meet at l. b saiiord's, Friday evening,
Oct p Readers; Mrs T. b. Stafford,
Mrs. W. o. Harrington, Jno. Sheldon,
Mrs. Geo. Richey, Mra b. o. Guildtr
Defamation by Harry Moore.
There is to be a Sabbath school con-
cert at the brick church next Sunday
evening. Miss Maria Lewis will read a
paper containing original contributions.
The first annual convention OF the
Rupert Musical Association was beld at
the brick church in this village, Sept, u,
y aud -, under the direction OF Prof.
Humphrey, OF pouiiney, assisted by Mrs.
f. W. Hopkins, Of this village, as plan
ist, aud the Hopkins band, of Salem,
y. y. September's genial sun aud balmy
brcezes seemed concentrated to make
these three the most lovely OF autumn
day Besides the home talent (Which is
not liule), there were 10 attendance
MIS-. Cheney, OF Rutland; Miss Lottie
Temple, Of Granville; Mrs. DR.. Young,
OF Salem; Miss A. Hurd, of Johnsouvile:
Miss Perry, Of Lansiuburg; Mr.. Jones, of
pouItuey, and others. The songs, Wait
ing aud ~ Cannot Sing the Old Songs
by Mrs Cheney, aud the sacred song,
ASHAMED OF Jesus by Miss Perry, in
no way disappointed The audience; they
were excellent "Take Back the Ring,
jamie, by Miss Lottie Temple, was adj
mIrably rendered, portraying musical
tsleut and good culture. "When the
Tide Comes lu,' aud the Scotch ballad,
"You Need ma Come Courtin' Me-" by
Mrs, DR.. Young, were sung N an easy.
attractive manner, peculiarly acceptable
to an audience. The two songs in Weleb,
by Prof Humphrey and Mr.. Jones,
were full of music, though OF the senti-
ment we could not Judge. The Hopkins
band added much to the interest of the
concert. All who have heard them can
testify 10 the unison in which their we'll
selected music is rendered With all, it
was very pleasant occasion, and we
hope it may, ere long, be repeated,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

Hon. W. +. Trylor has received the
Republican nomination in the second as
sembly district. lie served very accept.
ably last term, and be deserves a rc-eec-
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

FOR SALE VERY CHEAP II have
= on hand several buggies Of ine style which
will sell at greatly reduced prices. Those 10
want Of a good buggy cannot do better than TO
give me call.
One good second hand buggy for sale cheap.
Onetwo-seated express wagon for sale cheap.
Jobbing of all kinds done in worEmsnlke
manner, at short notice and at reduced prces.
J. 4. BEACH.
Factory p int, VT, Aug rs. 1875